THE OMAHA DAILY BKE: TIUTKSDAY. MARCH 18. 1900.
9
(.RAIN AND PRODUCE MARIET
Bnllish Feeling in the Northwest
Makes Bulg-e in Wheat.
CORN WAS UP IN SYMPATHY
First Merry In Wheat rllH hy
a hara Break, hat Rally at
the (low Holda 1 a .
Prices.
OMAHA. Marm IT, IW.
V heat stated on a btilgw at the nprn
Ing. due to advanced outside market and
bullish feeling oer the northwest whut
eeitlon.
Corn was up with wheat and held steady
through an arilva rath market, where all
amples were readily absorbed. Receipt a
are belter but are atill ala k.
Wheat opened ateady and broke quickly
on presur' of outside markets. A fair
lallv ram at the rloee and brought value
back to the l'e yesterday. Sentiment la
enly mlx'-d on the t.utlook for the rnm
Ing cinp and country reports are gonerallv
favorable. May opened at fl.OS'4 and
Ineerl lit ft
Corn ri ateady but a ahade easier owing
in a faki r caah market and more liberal
tecclpts. fi ntiment la running very bearish
on mm and should we have liberal receipts
decline la expected. May corn opened at
.jc and tinned at M2nt
Primary wheat rerelpta were S96.0O9 bu.
n:id ehlnments were 27.000 bu.. against re
ceipts last year of f.f'J.OOO bu. and shipments
of :',41.("t bu.
Corn recelnla were 43O.0HO bu. and ship
ments were iM.bna bu., against receipts last
rnr of stt.voo bu. aiid ahlpmenta of Kl.imO
liu.
Clearances were 34,nn0 hu. of corn, none of
oata ami wheat and flour equal to WHO.) bu.
Liverpool dosed Sd lower on wheat and
'nSd lowr on corn.
l-ocal range of option:
Articles. Open. HlgH. Low. Close. Yai y.
Wheat-I I I I
Mv.i 1 fiR'V 1 1 1 108
Juiy...; S ! I W I 8
torn 11)11
May...' KiH ( 6?V
. i ' i i I I
6Z4
May... 61V 61V W BTI
Omaha Cash Prleaa.
W 1 1 K AT No. i hard. fl.arSl.f'; No. I
hard. ll.turaM'; No. 4 hard, ll.WKCl.08Vj;
No. ft spring, 81 Wert. 08.
'CNN-No. 2. l',c; No.' 3. BlfWic; No.
8 yellow, iulc; No. 3 while, 6uVirC.
OATS-No. a mixed. &oVS$lc; No. 3 yellow,
f Vfl"'4-'; N. 3 while, 1"Vtf6-c; No. 4
white, i'il'(i61'c; standard, Sic.
RYE-No. i. 74c.; No. 3. .73c.
Carlo! Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Chicago , 88 l-7 81
Minneapolis . ., , S2 ... ...
Omaha W It 13
lmluth 40
C HICAGO nAIN '"and" provisions
Peatarrs u the Trading; aad Closlnnj
Price on Board of-Trade.
CHICAGO. March K.-Conslderable de-
inorallzation developed In the wheat mar
ket iHie In tha session today, and price
declined more than lo from the high point
of the day on account of the general liqui
dation. The close was weak,- although
prices were still' a shade to Vlto above the
final quotation of the previous session.
Com. oats and provision also olosed weak.
A sharp rebound from the final weakness
of the previous -nasslon occurred In wheat
price at the opening today. Initial quota
tion showing gains of ,c to fJV. Many
of the smaller trader, who had old short
yesterday were eager bidders for wheat,
when trading began, and, with only mod
etate offering, the market acquired 'addi
tional atrengtli during the first hour.
Toward the middle of the day several of
the leading bulla began to sell freely and
thin started general selling, which re
sulted In a quick .decline. May dropped
from SI.1M to while July sold off
from l.tfia to SU'3. Weakness of coarse
grains tended to aggravate the heaviness
r wfient. The close was weak, with May
at 81.16 and July at 1.04$l.(Kfe.
Corn prices declined about l'eo la the late
hnui tf tfTirtJ.i. v,4 'rrMhiutdatton hj
out-of-town holders and to considerable
snlllng lut-esure by local speculators. The
close whs nt altnowi the lowest point at net
declines of -nW-lc to HiflflHc, compared with
the previous close. During the day May
mined between tA4tj67e and 67c, and
closed at Wc.
Oats wert firm at the start In sympathy
with wheat and corn, but slumped severely
about midday on selling by cash interest
and lung In general The close was
c lower, with May at Mu and July at 6S',c.
l'tovlslons were firm at the start, owing
to a Gallic advance In live hogs. 1-nte.r the
market cased and closed at net losses of
Soffit.
'l ho leading future ranged a fallow:
Article. Open. Hlglt. lxw. Cloae.l Ye'y
Wheat
.May
July
8ept.
Corn
May July
Sept.
t ist
May
July
Sept.
Fork
May July
bept.
lrd
May July
Kept.
Ribs
May July
tirpt.
1 Htt 1 lo'il 1 K 1 lfi4
1 tif.'il 1 t 1 04' 1 04
9" 97h'a;9'S''a',l 97
1 l'!
I 1 0ISI
i7'r'ii
i
i
I
54tfji
M MS
;40t.4iTi
I
49
4k
44)
17 7S
'40 rVtl
17 96
17 K
17 K
17 Hft
17 m
10 30
17 SO
17 m
17 HO
17 Kl
17 90 .
17 77!
17 W)
17 W
10 30
10 80
10 45
9 36
fKI
9 ft
10 KVij
10 tu,
10 35
10 3VVj
10 50
10 40
10 41i'
10 3b
10 KVfc
10 M
10 47 HI
4-'S! 4o
9 3?m 9 4.'i,
5U, 9 b
9 07 Si 9 70
R74
0 7i I 76
No. 2.
Cash nuolatlons were a follows:
KbOCR Steady: winter psfnts. li.xmi
srralghts. K.OOn.45: Mprlng patents.
6.TOtl.liO; straights, Jt lbSr.; bakers, tl lO
4 0. "
HTE-No. t. 7o.
BA'KLKY Keed or mixing. &t6c; fair to
choice malting, WiltiTVt.
8KKD8 Kla. Nik 1 southwestern. ll.hTi;;
No. 1 northwestern, ' fl. 8i. Clover, JS 75
(j.0.
t'ROVISIONS Mes pork, per bbl., $17.0
rti'l7.i. I-ard. per- M lha., l.UV. Bhirt
nb. aide (loose), ' IS 7jo.2o. Short clvar
Kldes (lioxedl. HMK-KIS.
Total clearance eif wneat and flour were
f inal to "S,(i00 bu.- 1'rlmary receipts were
Aiti.iKio bu.. compared with ofQ.OUO bu. the
corresponding day a year ago.
67 cara: corn. 127 .cars; oats. SO cars; hogs,
Kstlmated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
4U.OU0 head.
t. I.vula brsrral Market.
T. Ull'18. Mo., March 17-WHKAT-Weak;
track. No. 1 red, cash, 91.30; No. 3
hard. $1.364t.; May, $l.lu1l3't; July,
1. 01 Mi.
CORN Lower: trick. No. 3, cash, c;
No ! white, STtufi'-ac; May, Ac; July,
K.VjiMj''-
OATS-lxiwer; rack. No. 2. cash. UMyft
tlc; No. 3 white, fcoc; May, 63c; July, 47c.
R Y K Nominal. 3ic.
FUH'R- titeady; 14 winter patents.
ir. Su4j.80: extra fancy und straight, b.W(f
.71: hard winter clears, W.7o4j4.1o.
PliED Timothy, 3Jiot.36.
OOHNMEAL-UI.
BRAN Higher; saclrVd. east link, 1119
tlJ. '
1IAV Vnchanged; timothy, HO.Oili.dO;
prairie. fc.Kall 00.
IRON CtTToN TtE3-c.
MAtJillNO 7c.
HKMV TWIN K 7e. .
PROVISIONS rorfc. sieajv; jobbing,
fl'.Zo. Lard, lower; prime ateam. $:t i'J S.i.
L'rv aalt meats ateady ; boxed extra aborts.
S.M); clear nb. tK.CMj; sliort clears, 39 sTV,.
Macon, ateady; boxed extra shorts,
giu 75: clear rib. tlO.CH; abort clears,
110 87M,.
ItX'LTRY Higher: chickens. IV;
spilngs. Ic; turkeys. 17 18c; duck. 14c;
geese. fv'.
Rl'TTBR SteaJv; creamery. Shuttle.
I-XK1S steady: Jh", i-ase count.
Ruceipt and ahlptuunt of flour and grain
were a follow:
Receipt. Shipment.
Klour, bhl ls.vm
Wheat, bu 93.0J
Corn, bu ....7.0)M Titino
Oats, bu 61 UU0 66,(W
PhlUdelahta Predaee Market.
PHIUADcTI.PIIIA. Man-li 17. Bl'TTER
Market steady; axtra western craaniery,
: nearby prima. Ik'. '
ROOS Kirm. iv higher; Pennsylvania
snd Mher nearby firats. Tree cass. l'c
' mark: current reeeipls In returnable
issea, lie at mar , vweMera firaia, irr
ii"'!. IS'y at msrk; iirent feiflbis. fiee
cses. l'(il!V at mark.
CIIKl-h5-g'iiet; N-w York full crnms. t
hole", ln'ial.Me ; fair to ginal. It'tUlJC.
MCW 1IIRK (iRHKH Hi MinKRT
4aatatlon nf the Day nm Varlea
Commodities.
NKW YORK. March 17.- rT.t ilTI-Receipts.
3fi.r bbl.i : exports, 9.no bbl. Mar
ket unlet and unchanged, with Minnesota
patents nt IT, fii.'i; winter straights.
5 40W6n: Minnesota bakers. $4.411 4 75.
winter extras. $4 noti'4 &; winter patents.
I.'i SOI? ,.nn; w inter low grades. $3.1)0 ct
4 66; Kansas straights. 95 , 6 45. Rye
flour, unlet: fair to gncd. M5.Va4.7i; choice
to fancy, t4.36t4.7. Buckwheat flour, dull,
with poor demand, at Ii.yiifl2.30 per 1J0 lbs.
PCCK H'H KAT Quiet ; New York state,
6e. nominal.
CORNMKAI.-hasy; fine
yellow, $1.65tf1 6"; coarse.
white and
$1601 66;
kiln dried. 13 4 5fr 3.75
RYK Dull; No. 2 western
New York
BARl.IC Y (Julet; malting.
New York; feeding. 70 !fj 74.
3S.50. f. o. li..
IOC.
I f
New
I. f
York.
VH KAT Receipts, fl.f") hu. ; exports, 77.
oi t bu. Hpot market steady: No. 2 red,
$1 ICS'S 1.2.1. elevator, and 9I.21T4. f o. b.
afloat ; No. 1 northern. Duluth. $1.24. f. o.
b. afloat: No. 2 hard winter. $1.22. f. o. b.
afloat. Thern was a sharp break In wheat
today, following an early advance of a cent,
which was due to stendy cables and small
northwest receipts The decline resulted
from heavv unloading. Induced by a sever
drop In corn and poor export demand. Last
prices showed a partial Vie net loss. May
closed at It.lftH and Julv closed at $1.11-
CORN Recelpta. 82.125 hu. Spot market
eaay: No. 2, 7V-. elevator, and 73Mj- f. o. b.
afloat: No. ! white, nominal, and No. 2
yellow. 7MC. f o. h afloat. The option
market was steady, closing lo to Qlt:
lower. May closed st 73V. July closed at
73Mjf snd September closed st' 73c.
OATS Receipts. fil,,'.0 bu. Spot market
easier; mixed oats. 26 to 32 lbs.. 67&68c-
natural white. 2(t to 32
clipped white. 32 to 40 lbs.
HAT Quiet; No. 3.. 6uc
HOI'S Pull: common
lbs., R7HB5Mic;
67VVHUtic.
good to choice,
to choice. 1!V8
crop. Ilri5r; 197 crop
3ic; Pacific.
coast. 108 crop. 7rf11e; 1908 crnn. 3 ft 6
II1TTEH Quiet; Bogota, 18H19Mjc;
Centrsl America, 19Hn.
l-KATHF.il-Quiet: add, 23iV5?9e.
PROVISIONS Reef. steadv: fanillv
$15 00(15.50: mess. $10.fifl(Hl 00; beef
liama. $24.004? 2. 00; packet., $1 4.00 1 4.6u;
city, extra India mess. $22.502.00. Cut
meats steady; pickled bellies. $9.75: pickled
Hams, $W.25'81 50. I.ard. steadv; western,
$10 4OW10 50: refined, easy; continent. $10.70;
South America. $11.50: compound. $S.12MiW
8.25. Pork, steady: fanillv, $lS..oiilf Mr li-nt
clear. 1 !Vr0Qi 21.60; mess. $1 x. 19.00.
TALLOW -Dull; citv. tk ; rr-' , js.
'.c.
RICK Firm; domestic, fair t i extra,
SSflSe; Japan, nominal.
TU'TTKR Firm : rreamery sneelnls. ;e;
offlcla.1 price, 2!'ic: extras, 29j'i94c; process,
common to special, 17f(j23M:c; weatern fac
tory, firsts. 19l9'4c.
KOOS Firm; western firsts, 19c; seconds,
IM4e.
IH1T7LTRT Dressed, dull; western fowls,
ll'tijJlSc; turkeys, 1W!c. ' '
WEATIIKR IX THE GRAIN BELT
Tempera! ares Lower In Three Main
Valleys and on Kaat Coast,
OMAHA. March 17. 1!.
The pressure Is highest over the central
valleya and generally fair weather pre
vails from the Rocky mountains east to the
Atlantic coast. Light snow flurries were
general during Tuesday in the extreme up
per Missouri, Mississippi and Ohio valleys
and lake region. An area, of low pressure
overlies the northwest and rains and snows
are falling on the northern plateau and
north Pacific coaat. Temperature are
lower this morning In the upper Missouri,
upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys and
east to the coast. They are slightly higher
lit the southern state and are rising in
the mountain districts and throughout the
northwest and conditions are favorable
for rlulng temperature In this vicinity to
night and Thursday, with fair tonight and
probably Thursday.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the last three years:
1909. Mux. 1907. 1908.
Minimum temperature.,.. 14 35 84 1
Precipitation .00 T .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 37 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
.18 of an Inch. . .
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
.. of an Inch,
, pendency -corresponding- period In 190T,
.44 of an Inch. ,
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Kansaa City Grain and Provisions. .
KANSAS CITT. March 17 WHKAT-Vn-rhanged;
No. I hard, $l.oi&1.17; No. 3
hard, gl.OT 1.13; No. 3 red. $1.31; No. 3 red,
CORN I'nchanged : Nn. 2 mixed, KWli
V; No. 3 mixed, 3Hc; No. 2 white.
64',c; No. 3 white, 3ift4c.
OATS I'nchanged; No. 2 while, 6406c;
No. 3 mixed, 52(0t3c.
RYB 7377c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $!.7,Vpl0.00
choice prairie, $8.&O4i'9.0O; choice alfalfa'
HSlnValrtHi. '
Hl'TTKR Creamery. 29c; firsts, 26Wc
econds. 4'4c; packing gtock. 16Mc. '
KQllS Kxtras. lsvi-; current receipts
flat, 16c; seconds and dirties. 12c.
. , Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu ...tl.nno ni
Corn, bu Il'.hni show
Oats, bu s,fj ikon,
Kansas City grain quotations:
Article.
I Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat
May ...
July ...
Sept ...
Corn
May ...
July ...
Bcpt ...
I I I
1 W'x.l 07-v; 1 ona.ii (,..
1WI 97V.I 96iA
V3 I 91 Jl"
Ktl
4 1
62l
3l
'tVii
63
fM 62
-i1, 2TH
1SI 61HB
A Asked. B Bid.
Minneapolis tiraln Market.
MINNKAPOI.IS. March 17. WHEAT
May. $l.l7Sktil.l7-'a: July. 31.15M,. Cash: No
1 hard. 1.16V1-I7; No. 1 northern, 1.15V
01.18; No. 2 northern, $1. 1:4-1.4,11. u No. 3
northern. $1 PKti'1.12.
KliAXSEKD Closed at $1 T
BRAN In bulk. $23.(Xa'23.(it.- '
FLOUR Unchanged; firat patents, ti sr.rrf
B.75; second patent. $5.55fi6.85; first clears
$4.Kg4.60; aecond clears, $3.153.25.
I.tverpoot nratn Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 17.-WHEAT-Spot
strong; No. 2 red western winter, 8s M,d'
Futures, quiet; May, 8s2Vd; July. Ssiuii'
September. 7s lid. -a.
CORN Spot, quiet; new American mixed
5s lid. Futures, quiet; March, 69Mjd' May'
6a Uld. 1
. Mlloaakee Gralar Maeket.
M UAVA UK ICE. " Isrch 17. WHEAT
Steady; Jo. 1 norilicn, $1.19; No. 3 north
uin, $1.17; July, $I.uh:.
CORN lower r May. tBc.
kahuey steady; standard, ec
pies, tiSgtiSc.
sam-
. Toledo Heed Market. -'
TOLEDO. O.. March 17. SEEDS Clover
cash. $j.32Mi; ' Maroli, ' $6 32Mi: April. $5 30-'
Oi-lnber. $5.7M,: No. 2. $5.224; September!
$5.15: rejected. $5 05. Timothy, prime, $10 SO
Alsike, prime, is.06.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111. March J CORN-lower-No.
2 yellow. 65Mc; No. t yellow. 5Vc; No
2. HJMif; No. . fcc;' No. 4, M-ic.
OATS Quiet: nothing dolng.;
Dnluth Grain' 'Market.'
DILUTH. March 17. WHEAT alav
$1.14'; July. $1 154. bid: No. 1 northern
$1.15; No. 2 northern, $1.13-
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, March 17. METAI.S The
Iondon tin market waa higher, with spot
quoted at 128 (id. and futures at VS0
15. Locally the market waa firm and
higher also at -'.54i A). Copper advanced
to 55 6a for spot and lo 56 for futures
In the lxndon market. The local market
waa dull and unchanged, with lakn quoted
at $12.37V12.75; electrolytic at $12.0urgA2 as
and caaUntr at lll.74ii'H12Ay Iad was
lower at 13 5s In Ijnndon. The local mar
ket was ateady but uncharged at 31 6a
In Ijnndon and at $4.75iq4.77Mi In Uie local
market. Iron waa unchanged at 4oa fur
Cleveland warrant In the London nvarket.
locally the market was unchanged. No.
1 foundry northern I quoted at $14. 269
is id. no. i ai i3.nyri.3c: iso. 1 southetn
and No. 1 southern aoft at $is or?n,6u
ST. 11'IS, March 17. M BTAIJ Lead
higher, $J S7'. Siwlter dull, weak. $4..
Oils and Raala.
OIL CITY, March 17.-OH.-Ci edit bal
ances. $1.78. Runs. 918.414 bids., average
150.634 Mils.; shipments, $l.Sso bbl., aver
age 220, 350 last.
SAVANNAH. March 17.-OlL-Turpentlne,
firm. SktfC.
ROSIN Klrm. Quels- r. $:: n.
K. VI. f. $t le; C. tl . H. $S5P. . $4 to:
K. M, $5u; N. tnlu; W !.. $s 26, V
.$ .........
NEW WRR STOCKS AND BONDS;
Tariff Bill and Steel Trust Report
Feature of Day'i News.
NET CHANGES IN PRICES SMALL
Kxlent of Redaction In Iron and ateel
Prodnrta 4rkedalri (eases nnir
nrprlseRond Mnrket la
Irreanlar.
NEAV YORK. March I7.-The .-olneLient
rencptlon of th new tarfl Mil and of
the United States SWI anrttial teprt of
fered so Indlpestlhlo a m.iss for considera
tion to the sto-k market torl.iy tlint it
proved difficult of Msslmlliitlon WI1II0
iiiueh that was presented in the new
nwterlal was known In lis general sui-prlse-s.
In the case of the new tariff Mil the
...... . V. ...... In IK. I..,n O 1 1 1 1 U t , ' , ' 1
Hirill 111 llIC inn III hit ,,.,1. ...... . ..
products was called a surprise, althmich
expeeianon 01 a cut nns nci"-u 10 urv"1
Iron and steel industrials. The provision
for increased. authorlantlon one yenr
treasury ceHlflcates had the effect of sua
geetlng a feeling or anxiety over the
treasury, proposal to change the ruin for
appraisement of Imports rontained In the
customs administrative portion cf the new
bill wh regarded, ns offering means for
material mitigation of the actus.) cut in
the duties to be levied on Imports There
Is discernible In the tone of the discussion
In the financial district, a belief that the
changes proposed In thej first draft of the
tariff bill now offered for considerate 11.
represent the possible maximum of the re
ductions and tha amendments and changes
will a'l tend in the direction of moderat
ing cuts. . .
The United States Steel annual report
was read with earnest attention and de
tailed a allowing of the gross earnings of
the subsidiary companies, which revealed
the extent of the last year's depression In
the Industry much more effectually than
had the summ&rlfied return of not returns
to the holding corporations. The fact had
liardly Deem grasped that finished steel
products for sale to customer outside of
the organisation was In 1!K. 6,,932 tons,
the lowest for sny calendar year since the
United Statee 8tel corporation has been
organized. This fact coupdd with the
renewed decline in demand, which alone
considered, make the value of shares dif
ficult of comprehension Part of the ex
planation Is found In the statement of
capital expenditure, which have gone Into
the property. The amount given In this
report as having been expended since the
organisation of the corporation for addi
tional property and construction, exclusive
of the Tennessee Coal and Iron company,
ajid the Union and Clalrton Steel com pan rs
amounts to a total of 31S.m2.93I. on ac
count of which only $39.1T2.!I Rtands as
bonds, mortgages and purchase o1'""".
leaving the prodigious sum of t308.80lt.Oi6,
which has gone for these purposes from
the current earnings and surplus of the
corporation. The day s dealings expanded
materially, but the varying pHee move
ments left the net changes small, outside
a few strong Mocks.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales p.tr
value, W.TO.000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of aales and leading quotations
on stocks were:
Amalinii1 Copper
Am. r. F
Am. tV F. pM
Am. Coaoe Oil
Am. H. 1 pfd
Am. Irs Seeurttlss
Am. l.lni4 Oil
American Locomotive
Am. LocomoUirs pM
Am. g. R
Am. B. H. P'4
Am. fctywr Refining
Am. Tobcro ptd
Americas Woolen
Anarond Mining Co
Atchison
Atchison ptd -
Atlantic tout Lin -
BU II more A Ohio
Bsl. A Ohio ptd
Brooklyn Rpld Tr
Canadian Pacific
Cnlrl Liesther
Central leather ptd
iVmtral of Hew Jerney
ChMpeat Ohio
Chicago t. W
Chicago A N. W .
C, M. A t. P -
f. r... C. A at. L,
Colorado r. I
Colorado A So.
Colo. A So. 1st ptd
Colo. A Bo. td pid
Consolidated (las
Corn Products
IXlawar A Iluiion
raner A Rio tiranda
D. a R. Ptd
Maimers' SacurttlM
Brla
Brie 1st ptd
Brie M prd
nnrl Klectrlo
Groat Northarn pfd
Oraat Norttiern Ore clta
Illinois Cenlral
lntarborotiftt Mat
Int. Mat. ptd
International Paper
Int. Papar ptd
International Pump
Kansas City Bo
K. C. So. pfd
Louisville A N..
Minn. A Bt. L.OUIS -
at.. Bt. P. . M
Missouri Pacific
M , K. A T
M., K. A T. pfd
Nslionsl Iead
Now York Oaulral
N V . 0. A W
Norfolk A W..t
North Amrtoan
Norlharn Pacltlc
Paclflo Mall -
pannaylvanta
People's Oss
P., C. C. A W L
Prsssad 8tatl Car
Pullman Palao Car
Railway gtsal aprtnt
Reading
Rspubllc Btaal
Rspublic steel pfd
Roc IHsnd On
Rock Island Co. pfd
Bt. U A B. T M pfd
Bt. Louis B. W
at. u a. w. p '
Xloaa-Sheffiald K. A 1
Seuihern Paclflo
Ho. Pacltlc pfd
southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tannaaar Oenper
Tsiaa A Pacific
T., St. U A W
T , t. L. A W. pfd
fnlon Pacific
t'Dlna Pailfle pfd
V. . Rubhor
V. B. Rubhor 1st pfd
It, g. Steal
V. . Btasl pfd
Sales. High. Low. Clos.
3.4tl (US "
2.DIK) 4t 4Rt 4
1HI lHIVj llfl'e
l.nsaft fii't bi'x i'lii
410 3Hi 90
, ' .W S0H M') IL
WMi
BOO SI1 61 61 '
$,4n0 MS "t, M14
aim' 111014 12 ISO
KN) tuVj
V10 IK1 2'1 i
tWlO 41Ts ov 4,
, t.tno lilVt l'WVi li
100 I0214 W2H ICS
41M UK1 11" H
. I.I0 V7a IV MM
34
7 TOO T2li ' 70 1JI4
1. l 1S I"
, l.lOA 2t rs HVa
., 101 1
.' 2:
jj.wio vi '
6, t ! ""4
17H 177 17s
, 7.740 14 1421 1454
, 1 10 784 "T '
j.snD aa : u
o MV4 lt
aim M44 l 8414
no m l
t.tmo ism V.'4 tV
. t.aio i9ti lf't
700 174V l"4 1'4'4
8.400 411 4JS 444
.l4 .-, R4S fc
SOI S4 S4i S4-14
t.eoo U' 24 US
400 39 31H ""'
t X 14
1M'4 IM 1-Vt
, 4.400 14H 140 MIL,
1.S.10 7 llfcVi
80 14:i 14TB lt-'a
2.iO 1M 16
' 1,100 4i 44 44S
SHO M 4'.1 4i4
7-0 374 3i
17. ?V) 45' 4ij 4:
2, i0 7SS 7:"4 ' 7344
, l.aio lao, 1LS-4 111-,
n0 Ft 61 lVi
UN) ll'i H4:4 14S
I.WU K4 C 6'JS
7, ano 414s 41114 4i4
S.l 71 7
1.20") 7'ii 714 'ti
8..VHI 12f.il 1S414 lJf-S
, J ) 46 4444 4uH
1 KliVi 7i "Si
100 7S "H 1"
3.7 l:ivS 1S7"4 IX04
, 1 BOO SI 0 II
lii,7ii 1:101, i;4 i:ti
, if) l'a-v 11: 114
io tiv4 KH4 at
urn s 3i.i4 3-"4
100 17014 Hu l'i
ami l
1 If. 71NI 1 .'(li, 1,', 110114
, 1,100 JS
. I.7110 21 '.'Z1 1
110 ess e!t ;;,
4" 37 S4S St)74
300 M MS S"
1V
1 2,10 74 72 71
, 17,tm liS l"S t
, 200 U 12? i:i
. J.SI'iO 2IH 2:4 -414
riNi (1214 tli Hilt
, 1."0 41 4"-1 4'",
3J;, 3;s S2S
l.en 471, 4rt 47
, 1.6 70V, '. T0'4
,10.7"0 17S lilS H1"1
tli
21114
ano lo3', 103 '4 303
1U4K 46S 441, 45S
, 3.100 li:s lios l'11.
TOO 41V, 41 41i,
Ila) U 4J 43S
1H
. 1.100 is ns ns
$.700 46S 441, ttS
ISM 7 7H it
!00 M it es
I
' ",tn 4S 4SS 4TS
. 1. HO 12f.S 1-S
Itsh Copper
Va. -Carolina Chamlcal
Ve.-Oaro. Uiam. p'd
Wabash
Wabash ptd
Wasllnhouee Blsclrlo
Wast am Pnkin
Whaallnt A U K
Wisoonatn Central
. 1- a. t r.
Total sale tor the day. a;.u anaras.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
" BOSTONS March 17. Money, call loan. ;
f& per cent; time loans, per cent
Aichiaon elj. Ailantlc M
i. tmiButia Coalition
Ati hlaon R. R lSl'l. A Aricon liii i,
do pfd K)iCml. A'Herla l
Beaton A Albany ..331 Cemalinial a
Bnelon A Main l;Copper Rants .'....,. 7i
Bnaton Elsvstad 1SPJy v. eat , , J .
KUchkur pfd U3sKreiialta
N. Y., N. Hi A H.-.tHSGrenb "
I nlon Pacific ' .I'e'fc.Greau Cananea Mt
Am. Arte Cham lale Rosle ...' ,. I.V
do ptd IHiilsss. Mining
Am. Pnau. Tube Michlg .... JO
Amir. Sugar lviohaw .t. H
da pfd l-'9iMoni. C. A C I .
A in T. A T... ltMsNevade- l-A
Aster. Wooiea (ill lominion C,
do pfd ew Parrot l
Mass Electric 14Qulncy .- SS
do pfd 7itsnaiinon it
kin. Gae 3V Tamaiwrs. 7t
l ulled rTutt lHTrlnity 1114
lnila4 g. M WSalnued Copper 2
do pfd 1' 8. Mining
V. S. Steel aittf. 8. OIL... M
do pfd llHVtah 41
AdTeuture iviorla ,
Altouaa M Winons 1
Analsamatad wolverine
Arlouna Com MsiNorth Butt STUj
. ew York' fining; Storka.
NKW YORK, March 17. Closing quota
tions on mining stocks:
Alice lea Little Chief it
Brunswka ca Meilraa an
(em. Tunael elock... V Ooiarto its
do honils Ovhtr at
Con. Cel. A V a...... il Biandard ml
Horn gllver. m Yallsw Jacket ai
Lasdvllie lio 4
uttered.
Is k Clearing.
OMAHA. March 17.-Dank clearings foe
today were $ial 474 M and for tha torr
epondlng date laat year f-!.U-'061 J7
Treaeary Btatenseat.
WASHINOTON. March 17. -Today s siate
inent of (he treasury ba!anoee in tiie gun
tral fund, vxclueive of the IlIeMM'.w) gxii
1 "fn r, shows Availnhte rash balance.
tl.'W.IHS.nm ; gold coin iimiI bullion. $l.' 7 r,
gold crliflrates. H"..i:P.
Sew Vork Money Market.
M;w vork. March it -jinvKY-tm
call, esv at l4ti 2 'r cent; rnll'ig rtc.
1 nr cont; closing bid. no hid; offered at
14 per cnt. Tltii loans, vrry soft and
dull: sixiy days, '.', pr c-nt: ninety
nays. ;ia per cent; Fix nnths, 2W per
i .ft
I'RIMK M ERCANTIl.K I'A PKR-3'4U 4 pe r
cent.
KTKRLINfi HXt'ltANtiE- Pteartv, with
ai tiial biisinras In hankers' hllla at $4 WuSa
4 .15 for sUty day bills and at M.kMo for
demand, t'uinmen tal hills. $4 S.Vri4 Hi',.
PII.VKR Bar, nH4c: Mexican dollnia, 44c..
10 IN US-Government, steadv: railroads.
Irregular.
CI, 'Ming quotations en bonds were as fol
lows: V. g. rcf irg 101141m Met. 4't ft 'a
do column iniHtntar. M M. 4a ...... IPs
t 3. reg..., lot Jnan 4. sts
do coupon. 101 1o 4'a o-j V4
t'. S. 4. reg lit do M eerlen SIS
do loupon 1'14K. C. So ll J 7n
Allls-rhal. lrt o 1SU g. d. 4s 131 ts
Am. AgHi'ultural M..100 ,. A N. tint. 4 im
Am T T, cv. 4s.. Sf'S'M .K AT ll 4s..l'
Am. Tobacco 4s 77S do 1st A r. 4s 7
do lis 10714 da n. 4v,s 1S
Atchison sen 4 lonSMo rsilflc 4 s
dn 8. U lit 4s Si'-VsN Y. C. g. ,a ttk,
do cv. 4t l"."i N. T. O. fl 4 SS
do rv. 5 liHiSN Y. Chr 4S sew. .Ills
Ailainic C. L. 1st 4. 7 N. Y N. H. A ri
lls'. A Ohio 4s wS r. M 1J4S
do S MSN. A W. cv. 4s
On P. W. .Vta i4.Vn. Pailflo 4e.. H?
Brk. Tr. cv. 4a Us do 3a J4S
cana.la Ss. 1st . . .114 o. s. I., rfdg. 4e ... s
centrsl i.f (is. r.s....ioiiT4Penn. cv. !', li&...f,s
Onlrsl lsihsr lis 97s do oiui. 4e HS
c. of N. J. g. I.. ..i;;s Reading sen. 4s s
Chcs. A Ohio 4V ..104-4 St. U A S. K. Is. 4s. s.S
Chlcseo A. 3Ss.... 7ti, it. L S W. r. 4s. ',
c.. H. U 1. 4.... SSS la 1st gold 4s (IS
1' M. A P. Ss lScbiwrd A. b. 4s ... f.r.i,
C. R. I A P. c. 4l... 7S. Pacific col. 4s .. -,
do co. ft. ne do 1st rcf. 4s S4',
do rfg. 4s 2SHn. Railway to... 10"
tvr. A St. t,. g. 4s. do gen. 4s 7S14
Colo. Ind. Fia 71 Colon i'aciric 4s loss
Colo. Mid. 4s S5 do cv. 4s 14
C A S. r. A e. 4's.. 9S do 1st ref. 4s.... !
1). H. cv. 4s ion i . . Rubhrr Us 102
do lit ret. 4a inM4U. g. simi im f ....inns
li A R u. 4a ITSVa -Csr. Chem as.... MS
1'lstlllers' 6s 7S Wshh 1st fn 112
Krle p. 1, 4s nr. do 1st a ex. 4a 7Ss
do gen. 4s 7S vt esterii Md. 4s Ks
do cv. 4b ser. A . . . . il W. Klec, . 5s gl
'lo series B 6s Wis. Central 4 0414
Oen. Else. rr. f. ..133 P. A 11. O. rcf. Ss. . . . 4'4
111. Cen. 1st r. s CS..10IISC-. A o. r. ctfs fi....lois
Bid. offered.
t.oeal Secnrltles.
Quotnllnns furnlehed by Samurl Hums,
Jr., 614 New York Life building, Omaha:
Hid. Anted.
Avery onmpanv
Ilestrlre Cresmery, common
flestrlce C'reamary, preferred ,
cut of Omaha bonds 4Sa 2f
Pouglas county 4s 192
Oste city Mslt compsny
Ind. Tel. fis 1933 (50 pfd bonutl
hansss City Rr. A Light 5a 1911
Kansas C ity Ry A Light preferred .v. . .
Kansas City Ry A Light common
Nebraska Telephone stork
Omaha das 1917
Omaha Blnrtrlc Light A Power I 1H.1
ljn
4
S4
107
s
HS
1's
100
fi2
s4
7i,
3D
9S
HI 14
S
MS
711
J7
04
7
Omaha Bl trlc Light A Power preferred 13
Omaha A Co. Blilffa St. Ry. fis 1814. tSS l"l
Omaha A Co. Bluffa Bt. Ry. 5s R9S 1"0
Omaha A Co. Bluffs St, Ky preferred..
K4
S
4S
fimsha A Co. Fluffs St. Ry. common
ss
til
101
ML,
VI
7
10i
4J
Omaha A Co. Rluffe Ry. A Rrtdge pfd..
Omaha Water Company 5a ISIS 1HI
Omaha Water Company 5s 1446 A KS
Omaha Water f ompsny 1 st pfd 18
Omaha Water Company 2d pfd 6
Omaha Rnsrd of Trsde Rldg. Co. pfd ... Dai,
Omaha Roard of Trade ntOg 00. com.... 8
Smith Omaha Sewer 4Ss l&H)
101
150
101 S 101 y.
Stsle Ssvlngs Bank Slock, Butte.,.,
Rwlft & Co. ei-llvldend
Sheridan Coal 6a 1S.'3
100
Slnux City Stock Yards pfd ka
Tri-Stste ljuid Co. pfd 85
Vnton Slock Yards Co. slock tl
90
ft
London Cloalngr Stocks.
LONDON, March 17. A merlin n securi
ties opened quiet and from to H below
yesterday's New York closing. Trading
was llfcht during the first hour and at
noon the market was heavy at the open
ing decline.
London closing stock quotations:
Console, money SM., K, A T 41S
do account U 11-1SN. Y. Central 127S
Anaconda fS Norfolk A W NS
Atchison 105S do pfd
do pfd 104SOntarl A W 4S
Baltimore A Ohio 110 Pennsylvsnla MS
Canadian Paclflo 170SRand Mines iS
Chesapeake ft O W. Heading V.
Chicago O. W tSSouthern Ry i4S
Chi., MM. A Ft. P...144V4 do pfd at
TV Beers ltt Southern I'acWo 11S
Denver A Rio 0 44SVnlon Pacific 181s
do pfd Ii do pfd. 7S
Erie a irsteel 4S
do 1st pfd 8S tb Jd ...114
do td pfd eiSWabaek J I
Grand Trunk 18 4 do pfd 4t
Illinois Central 144SpanlA 4e 8s
Loulsvllla A N Ill AmsL ftopper 70S
81 LVKK Bar, steady at 23Vt4 per ounce.
MONEY 24 ff 3 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is EIEVe per cent; for
three months' bills, I'i per cent.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Staple and Fancy Produce Prleee Fur
nished by Beyers and Wholesalers.
BUTTUIt Creamery, No. 1 delivered to
the retail trade In 1-1 b. cartons, Sic; No1
in 60-11). tubs, SlHc; No. i In 1-lb. cartons,
me; In &)-lb. tuba, s7Vec; packing stock. lSc;
fancy dairy, tubs, Motile; common roll,
freali made, 2uc Market cbaugea every
Tuesday,
KUUa Fresh selling stock, candled, 20
21c. No storage stock In Omaha market
CIlKSh Finest Wisconsin full cieam,
twins, lie: young Americas, In hoop, UVa;
favorite, 8 In hoop. 16o; daisies. k0 In hoop,
luVsci cream brick, full caee. 15c; block
Bwiss. 15c; full-cream Umburger, 16a.
Beef Cuts Ribs. No. 1, lie; No. 2, 13c:
No. S, S- Loin, No. 1, lSc; No. 2, 14c; No. 1
t, lie. Chuck, No. 1. 7Vic; No. 2. Vfro; No.
t, ba. Round, No. i, kWc; No. 1, eVsc; No.
, 7sc- I'lale. No. 1. kc; No. 2, eJau; No,
S, 6c.
POULTRY Alive, springe, ISc; bene. lOc;
cocks, 6Sc; ducks, luc, geeee, Vio; tur
key e, 19c; pigeons, per dos., oic; guinea
fowls, per dug., fc!.60; squaDe. per dm., gd.
Dressed, hens, 11c; springs, lzejUVec; cock.
6S1-; ducks, 13c; geese, lie; turkeys, lie.
FISH Whltefleh. froxen. loo; herring,
ISc; aalmun. luc; pike, ci pickerel, 6VOTc;
trout, lUc; catfish, lulic; lialiLiut, c; red
snapper, Uc; black bass, 2bc; crappiaa, 6(1
tc; perch, he; codtlali, lie; smelts, c; eels,
lie; lobsters, green, S7c; Uolled. 40c j froge'
legs, tic
No. I ribs, 17Vc; No, 2. i3o; No. 1, Uc.
No. 1 loin, lc; No. 2, 13Vc; No. 3, 11c. No.
1 chuck, 7V-; No. 2, 7c; No. S, gtje.- No. 1
round, ulc; No. 2, 8c; No. 3, Sc. No. 1
plate, oSc; No. 2, bc; No. i, bWo.
FRKbii FRUITS Apples, York
Baldwins, 84; fancy .;. UM.-.U. ti.; Mleeourl
tlppuis, 82.5; Idaho Roam Beauties. 83;
extra fancy Ben Davis, per boa. 8X66. Ba
nanas, 6-bunch lota, Sc per lb. oranges,
82.odu3.2o. Lemons, 33.6otg4.00. Grape fruit,
84 Grapes, Malagas, J7.5U per keg. Florida
pineapples, . per crate, 83.
VkXirJTABLES Kansus sweetpotatoea,
$2.76 per bbl. California celery, large, 76c;
smaller, 60c. New York Holland aeed cab
age, 2Sc per lb. Wisconsin Red Globe
onions, l4o per lb. California cauliflower,
83 per crate. Tomatoes, Florida, 6-haaket
crate, 8n.50; Cuba, 6-basket crate, 83. Let
tuce, per doz., 40c. Uid vegetables par
snips, turnips, carrots 82.24 per bbi. k'lorlda
new beets, carrots, parw.lps, turnips, etc
per dox.. 7be. ' 1
8TR A W HfcJRRIE-tOc per qt.
HIDES No. 1 green. Sgc; No. 1 cured. 10c.
t'otton Miarket.
NHJW YORK, March 17. COTTON Tht)
market opened steady at an advance of t'u
7 points In response to better cables than
expected. Right after the call prices eased
off .within a point or two of laat night's
flnajs under a renewal of liquidation but
their was a giwd demand, particularly for
October, at the decline and the market
soon, steadied again, prices during the mid
dle ;i the morning ruled About 4'q'j po
net higher. . . .'
Bpot cotton iloscd quiet; middling up
lands, .hoc: middling gulf. Itwc; no taltm
Future opened steady; March, 9.27c; May'
11.32:; July. II. ate; August,, .21c; October!
.li.c; Decemlier, .15c; January, 9.103'9.1c.
t'otton futureai closed steady; Marih
Sc; April, 82c; May, 9 3; juna 9e;
July, t.23c ; August. 9.22c; Heptemher, ltfc;
CH-liib4-r. 9.14; November, iuc; Deotimber,
9 15c: January, 9lJc.
UALVK8TON. Teg., March 17. COTTON
Lower at 9 7-14V.
NKW OKLBANS, March J7.-COTTON-Spota
were umol and weadyj low ordinary,
oSc. nominal; oralnary, 6 8-1-, nominal
good ordinary, 7V: low middling. 3 ll-lic:
middling. 9 5-ltK.-; gtx.d middling, 9,c; mid
dling fair. hSc; fair. 1Se.' Receipts, 4,542
bales; ami k. 2.16.'.2 bales.
ST. IXII8. March 17 COTTON- In
changed; middling, 9 7-lGc. Bales, none- re
celpia. 1 Ml bales; shljiments. M bales
UALVKtfTO.N. Tex., March 17 -,O lTON
lyower; 9 7-l(k
Sagar aad Molasses. ' 1
NEW YORK. March 17.-fiLGAK-Raw.
firm; fair refining, 3.42c; centrifugal, 96
tent. 8 92c; molaasrs sugar. 317c. lU-flned.
firm: No. S, 4 2oci No. 7, .2Ae; No. . 4.15c;
Nv. 8. 41th-, No. 10. 4.06c; No. 11. 4.ot?; No
12, 3.95c; No. 13. 3.9ta-; No. 14. 3tc; cun
f.ctlonHrV A, 4 56c; mold A. 8.10c; cut loaf,
-o5c; cruKhed, 6 45v; powdered, 4.SSc; gran
ulaled. 4.75; cube. 8 sc.
MOLArlSK-S-Sieady; Ne rirlaiie upon
kettle, gotKl lo choice. 2a-l'.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Breaking: Down
Quite Rapidly.
HOGS OPEN FIVE TO TEN HIGHER
heru and l.amha In Light plr
and Good Demand, rlllng Freely
at dvanee of fifteen te
TerentyFIe Ceate.
SOUTH OMAHA, March IT, 190.
Roceipis were: Cattle. Hogs 8heeft.
Official Monday 4. 379 ,221 1
Otficlal Tuesday 1 13.2i f
fcstlmaie Wednesday .... 3.875 12.530 3.870
Three davs this weck..1o!"l. S2.0H 1-1
8ame davs last week 15.0S7 .o.S 2:1.W8
Hame daya 2 weeks ago,.10.8t 2.l4t'S 81.1H9
Same dava S weeka ago.. 8.618 17.4 19.8"4
Hame davs 4 weeks ago.. 12.418 29.07 2S.2K2
Same d.iys last year 13.0M 34.141 29.769
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
19f. lilt. Inc. rec.
Cattle 202,144 2o9,M 7.611
Huge 69C.6K7 711.289 123 663
Sheep 844,123 2c3,77S 60.360
The following table shows the average
price of hogs st South Omaha for the laat
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I li09. 1S0R. 1907. 19M.!l9f6. 11904. 1.
March 7..
March 8..
March 9..
March 10.
March 11.
March 12.
March 13.
March 14
March 16.
March lii.
March 17.
T 18
a
T 18
7 26
7
7 81
7 24
7 28
e
7 30
7 10
4S
K
62
6 40
6 48S
6 47Ss
6 39
6ea
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
hi ought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'i.
(. M. A St. P TO 4 .. ..
Wabash 1 . . .. ..
Mlsjourl f'aciflc 2 7
Union Pacific tit 42 II 2
C. & N. W., east .... 6 4 1
C. & N. W.. west ....: r 1
C, St. P., M. & O.... TT )ti 1
C. P. & W , cast .... 2 .. 1
C, H. & g., west .... 22 31 6 4
C, R. I. P., eiutt.. 8 3
('.. R. 1. P.. west .... 2
Illinois Central 4
C. O. W 2 2
Total receipts 164
172
17
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle.
.... 400
Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift & Company
Cudahy Packing Co ..
Armour & Co
Vansant & Co
Carey & Benton
Ixibman & Rothchlld
V. I. Stephen
Hill & Son
F. P. l.e wis
J. H. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Husz
L. Wolf
McCreary At Carey ..
II. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty & Cb ....
F (i Inghram
Sullivan Bros
Blakeley
Bddyvllle
St. Louis Packing Co
Swartz-Bolen
Krey
Rothschild
Other buyers
1.6S1
A9
.... 867
.... 74
...l.lOS
. . . . 13
.... 1S6
.... 108
.... 1U
.... 119
.... 119
.... 121
.... 79
16
.... 140
.... 22
.... 164
... 61
.... 12
.... 23
2.8U2
3.022
3.798
1.224
1.663
452
321
4t
328
170
1S8
469
834
Total 4,964 12,715 3,942
CATTLE Receipts of cattle thlg morning
were only moderate, making the total for
the week to date about the same as for Isst
week, but considerably larger than two
weeks ago and about 2,000 head larger than
for the same period a year ago. As was
the case yesterday the market was very
slow and unsatisfactory to the selling Inter
ests. Trices have been breaking down rap
idly this week, following the weak cloae
laat week, and the trade ties been dull and
more or less uneven every day. This morn
ing buyers started out pounding priees the
same as yesieroay. ana witn reports rrom
other selling points unfavorable they were
able to enforce the most of their demands.
Still salesmen made a hard fight to main
tain the market, and It waa well along to
ward midday hefore very much business
had been transacted.
Beef sters were weak to 10c lower all
the morning, but toward the close it firmed
up a little and some salesmen thought they
got out at as good prices as yesterday.
Cows and heifers were slow all day, hut
the prices paid were not so very much dif
ferent from yesterday, salesmen In most
cases quoting It as about steady
StiK-kers and feeders were slow seller
all day and the market was VxnlSe lower.
The sharp break In beef cattle has natur
allv weakened country buyers and with a
lighter demand the market could hardly
fail to r.how a decline.
Quotations on rattle: Good to choice corn
fed steers, fn.fluuti.2i: fair to good cornfed
steers, 35.4orn4S.oo; common to fair cornfed
steers, 34.6vu6.4o: good to choice cows and
heifers, 84.401116.26', fair to good cows and
heifers. S.1.75fa4.ii; common to fair cows and
heifers, f2.26(t3.76: stock heifers, f3.0uti74.6;
veal calves, 83.607.iV); bulla, stags, etc.,
$2. 754. h5: good to choice stockers and feed
ers. 84. 50fui. 30; fslr to good stockers and
feeders, 34.iX!44.FiO; common to fair stockers
and feeders, f3.26i4.00.
Representative Bales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ne. Av. Pr. No. At. Pr.
11 W4 4 50 17 lilt I SO
30 S71 4 0 17 1074 1 40
4 1H4I 8 on 10UI I M
too t Oo So llt t ti
11 u t no 11 1171 1 7e
J 1034 t 10 M Hit I 7
II l"! i 10 1G 11M I 74
7 l'44 I 10 7 Ml I ;g -
II 10.1.1 i 16 10 1IM t 71
11 1123 & 0 14 1267 I 10
14 ft8 I SO It 1120 10
47 1111 I IS t4 lifts 1 ao
t2 .,..1101 6 40 ) iao 6 10
Zn nog i 4) 1 in; B in
to 1379 I 4e II 1S04 6 ll
to luiil 6 40 15 1111 f st
Sh 1010 t 40 It ltr 1 to
14 :'l I 40 1244 6 to
7 S1 6 4S 71 112 I 00
SI Ii7 6 4li !7 1121 t t
IS lis 6 M 14 131 00
W! Hal i W t? 1J I 00
30 1!M t IiO 17 1361 I st
3? II S3 I fill I 1174 I 34
la 1064 IN
COWS.
I ; 00 u u 4 7
Si5 I ftt 12 771 4 a
7 Il I 40 11 110a 4 u
II K Its II 1111 4 10
so 8i 4 on . . 7 nm 4 ti
: liu 4 tl 10. 1174 4 as
I I"' 4 ! 114)1 4 M
11 M7 4 SO II ml 4 7,
77 4 3.1 1 1M1 I OA
II 1010 4 40 II tut I 14
7 1007 4 .SO 14 14U I U
HEIFERS.
S Ill I 00 1 670 I M
8 70l 3 SO I M4 I an
I StJ S to I U 4 V)
2 2 61 4 44 I MO i hit
I S 4 60 4 16
14 10:t 4 60 I MI 1U
BUIJ.S.
1 I M 1 1210 4 14
1 1 I bit 1 tern) 4 40
1 I'M I 71 1 14M 4 4ft
' 1 ..IS'M 78 I 1130 4 40
1 IS-a) 4 10 1 1840 4 M
1 tl0 4 ! 1 470 til
1 1T0 4 20 1 14m 4 64
1 HiiM 4 ! 1 1TW 4 K
1 1140 4 U 1 0M 4 as
CALVES.
S V) I HI I Tli t OS
t S4 s so 1 no I on
t m I 50 I 210 I SO
II S2 I IS I IM t US
1 4 JO 4 00 110 1 an
10 Jet 4 10 1 no T no
1 120 S fto 1 14a 7 00
1 10 6 76 t 87 7 M
1 1 00 1 a 1 00
1 It t on s t)6 7 a .
t 2JJ 00 1 3.SU 1 11
STOCK ER3 AND FEEDERS.
4 M IM 10 al 4
4..... til I 60 St SI 4 74
I ! 4 o I Ill 4 M
IS 7"! 4 16 14 11 u
741 4 I 1ft 106 S In
10 44 4 So II tlO I 36
1 Ill 4 40 14 1007 I SO
4 4-' 4 40 Ji' iota) M
22 .61 4 60 2 1041 44
IICMJS-llogs opened 6c and In many cases
10c higher than yesterday. The trade was
not very active, but still a good many of
the beet huge, especially such as were
pleasing to shippers, sold fully 10c better
than yesterdav. iood heavy hogs sold
largely at 8t-7Ca 78 and on up as Tilgb as
ftiao. which waa 10c higher than the top
)eaterday. A good many of the light and
nilxed loads with quality brought 8C46d
6.60.
After the first round the market' eased
up a little bit and buyers begsn talking
prices that were only strong to ec higher
4 441 7 131 4 I 18
678 6 Id! 4 820
4 48 82 S 18 4 88 6 19
4 3S ( U 4 88 811
4 34 875 4 eg $ 11
4 6 68 6 08 6 16
4 37 6 63 18 4 80
4 46 ffi 6 ll 4 81 6 10
6 69 04 4 91 6 26
4 46 6 48 . 071 4 94 6 16
4 64 ll49o604
The Place
for Savings
Is in a large, strong, conservative bank.
When yoa have
earoil t1(l I ol-o
nf 'C' r0Tif. 7ifw?J
i . ft it? TL! . XT-v
icate of Deposit. iiPtiSfe
Assets
over lElt' v'SRi" .
$13,0(X,CMX).00,
First National Bank of Omaha
United States Depository. 13 th and Farnam Sts.
Kntrenre tn flefety Deposit
Taulta la on lfth Street.
ss compared with yesterday. In quite a
good many cases) eslesmen thought that
they were not bid any better than they sold
their hogs for on yesterday's market.
The market closed dull and weak with
the morning's advance lost. The trade, aa
a whole, might be summed, up opening
MJIoc higher and closing only about steady
wdh yesterday.
As noted a hove, the best hog sold today
st 886, which Is the highest price paid
on this mnj-k44 since October of last year,
when the same price wss paid, and with
that exception the highest since September,
when 87.00 waa the top.
No. A. 8h. Tr. No. At Sh. rr.
w ... 4 ss n '4 ... I ss
in ... 4 So 7 IS? ... I
14 Ill ... 18 14 IM III
7! IM . I 10 M Sit ... Ill
II IM 40 JS 21 S10 40 t
n 114 40 t tl 61 tn . I at
7fi 1(4 ... S 71 t4 Ml SS
SI 171 ... I 40 Tl m ISO g M
im it on 4ft et Je so t H
71 177 SO I 40 14 nt 40 III
1 ll 40 f 40 17 127 . . I SS
al 11 40 4t"4 SO ..14 !JO IS
II ... I 4J 71 Ml HO I IS
M 1,7 ... S 45 tl Ml It tW
to m ... I 4S 14 11 ... So
1 !0 ... 4S M Ml 13ft I SO
IU SO 120 S 4ft 74 Ml 10 I 10
70 1S 40 I 41 TT S 40 to
4 SOS ... IS II t?4 40 I SO
71 itl ... 4 41 I SH ... ISO
11 ! ... 141 71 S4I ... sen
7t too ... I 4S 71 SSI ISO an
10 Ill 40 41 47 Ill ... I an
t2 so: ,i ii: to S47 . . So
tl IM 10 St IS SKI 400 I 00
17 SOS !l t 4 1 ?4S ... n
144 ... IM. 17 SSt ... tm
II IIS SO t 00 71 !4I 1!0 SO
6t AO ... IM 74 870 SO SS
70 ta ISO I M 17 117 ... tr.
12 SOS IS 1)0 10 t SO S II
0 to ... S 50 II S16 ... S SS
tf 301 40 I So 70 S t ISO IS
M f 16 10 SO II 17 SO I S
82 IB 40 S SO nl. 141 4) I U
II V4 ... eO 0 2fil IM I la
tt SO lro S R0 74 J3 M IK
0 104 ... I SO Tl SSI SO S SS
71 114 100 S SO TO. I4t SO t S
71 SOS 40 S SO Tt 23 ... S
SO SS2 SO SO 17 StT ... 8 SS
7S MS ... S SO 31 t47 . . I IS
71 114 ISO I SO Tl t47 10 t IS
0 81 ISO I SO Si ISO ... SOS
TO SIB ... 80 7 844 ... M
SI 0S SO SO II 944 110 I TO
SS IM ... 0 I tS 40 I TO
S 81 10 I 10 14 SSI SO S 70
71 33 40 SO 70 SS 40 4 TO
Tl til ... SO SB SSS ... S 7ft
SS 80S ... ISO IT Ml ... S 70
40 ISO 40 I IS S4 til SO I 70
St S4S ISO SIS 11 140 ... STS
41 145 40 S SS IS SSS ... S TS
rs 14 19 I IS at 144 SO I TS
7T SIT ... I M 71 844 ... S SS
SS 141 10 I M t S1I 40 10
70 SS SO I t II 80 ... I
BHUihif Everything In tha way of de
sirable killers looked good to buyers thlg
morning and they picked them up about aa
fast aa they could get to them, paying
price that were lb3bo higher than yester
day. Soma of the trains were late, but
that did not make any difference. Buyers
took everything having any quality as fast
as It arrived. Good Mexican lambs, the
same aa brought 87.80 yesterday, sold at
87.60 today. The same Mexican yearling
that have been bringing 86.76 and ft) so, go
ing at the latter price yesterday, sold to
day at 87. Mexican ewes also sold as high
so.w. 'mere waa one little Duncn of
clipped lambs which went at 8o.S0.
After the first run early In the morning
It seemed as If the market eaaed up a
little; mat is, buyers began talking that
there was no ocotalon for such a wild
market, and It looked easier.
It will be noted from tha table of re
ceipts that arrivals today were small, only
seventeen cara being reported In, making
the total for the week decidedly emaller
than laat week. That fact, together with
a more favorable outlook at eastern con
suming centers, waa largely responsible
for the sharp advance In today's market.
It will be of Interest to note that ton
tamb at 87.60 were the highest sold since
January, wnen there waa a top of 17.75
Yearlings, selling at 87.00, were the highest
since January, when the same price waa
paid, and with that exception the higheet
since March of last year, when the top
was $7.60. Ewes sold today at 86.60, which
waa the highest prioe paid since May of
last year.
Quotations on aheeD and Iambs: Quod to
choice lambs, tlJbtyl.to; fair to good lambs,
8S.60r7.26; feeding lambs, 86.864re.76; good
to choice light yearlings, 8.tof'7.00; good
to choice heavy yearltnga, So-OOSO; feed
ing yearlfngi, K.Jb'S.!; good to choice
wethers. 86.4(Kr7.eu: fair to aood wethers.
8S.aaU6.40: feeding wethere. 84.0Ott4.76: good
to oholce ewes, 86.26416.60: fslr to good
ewes. f4.(0ji6.86; feeding ewee, f3.60O4.60;
culls and bucks, tl.004f3.76.
nepreeentauv sales;
No. vv. Pr.-
western ewes, colls to 8 75
68 western ewea " 1 is s 2S
200 Mexican ewes 82 6 60
441 western ewes 98 4 66
western bucks 1S a 76
61 western bucks Jig &t)
84 western bucks 1o 8 76
17 western bucks It4 8 60
42 western bucks 14 60
461 western lambs 86 7 80
80 western lambs 61 4 oo
118 western lambs go bO
178 western ewee a too
40 western mills 7.1 x imi
688 Mexlcsn lambs , 70 7 60
616 Mexican vearl a and mverh'a 7 T on
-264 weatern lambs go 7 35
497 Mexican Iamb '87 7 26
81 western lambs, feoders 78 6 40
tie western lambs i 7 ti
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET
Cattle Tea Cents i.ewerHoge Ten
Oats Higher.
CHICAGO, March 17.-CATTL&-H.ecelpts.
18.000 head. Market generally loc lower;
steers, 86.00(37 .36: cows, S3.8tk46.60; heifers,
83. 16100: bulls IS 7.Vrff. .In.. I1t..a a.
stockers and feeders, 88.80titi.80.
IIOUB It waa a 87 day In the hog market,
eeveral carloads being sold at that price.
The market In general waa 10c higher, with
receipts of 28,000 head. Choice heavy ship
ping, 86 864T7.0u; butchers, 8 S6; light mixed,
86.5MrH.75; choice light, 66.fl6,86; packing.
lo.6bio.S5; pigs, S5.efatf4i.8U; bulk of sales,
86. 7' "Bo 80. t
SHEEP AND ' LAMBS-Recelpts, 16.000
head. Market strong to 10c higher; sheep,
S8.0nQ.6; lum'be, i.mtfi.V; yearlings, 63 60
t7.26.
t. Lea la Mt Stack Market.
BT. IXiVW, March 17 -A TTLE Receipts,
. head. Including 1,860 Texane. Market
steady to 10c lower; native shipping and
export steere. 84. 7641486; dressed beef snd
butcher steers, 83.7&(I Oo; steers under l.oou
lba, S:i.5ij6.7o; stockers and feeders. t3.6n4l
6 8fi; cows and heifers. 8S.00a.00; canners
8. 004V2.75; bulls. SS.fXvge.K; reives. f5 ibti
8.00; Texas and Indian steers, 83.60i 26
cows and heifers, tl 7otrC.OO.
HOOrJ Receipts. lO.tjuO head. Market 5t
loo higher; pigs and lights. 84 6046.03; pack
ers, 86. 004343. K; butcher and best heavy
fe.7tVf 90.
8HKKP AND LAMBS-Recelpls. Stiff head
Market steady; native muttons, 83.aji6 76
lambs. fa.6uji7.Ko: culls and bucks, te.6u&
6.36; stockers. ts.86tj400.
Kansas Cftr Lira Stack Market.
KANSAS CITT. Mo., March 17.-CATTUK
Keoeipta. 6.0)0 head. Including south
erns; market for steers, weak to 10c lower;
cowe, steady; choice export and dreesed
beef steere. fS 0f.f; fair to good. 86
6.00; western eteers, 84 74) 40; stockers and
feeders, la.aW3.on; southern steere, ft.Suft
6 18: southern cowe, S4 0fljt4.76' native corns
UonftaVSA; native helfere. 8i60ajno, bulls
81 86474 76: ealvea. S4.nr7.M.
1KK.8 .Receipts. M.la head; market Vol
loo aigaer; top. 84.8V; bulk of eelee, 66 keg
The 15ank with
n special depart
ment for the ex-
11 iv
J elusive u r e of
women depos
itors. 6 80; heavy. 8o.7i(6i .90: ptokers and hutcher. .
f onfr. 86; light. S6.Hh(tr70: pigs, SH.OOflMIO
RHBEI AND lAMltw Receipts, son
head: market stm-ig; lambs, S6.on4r7.6O;
yearlings. 8n.;54f7.00; wethers. S5aMi.0t.
ewes, 84.767Jt.60; stpekers and feeders, I.W
4T6.00.
St. J use oh l.ie Stock Market.
ST. JOSKrif, March 17. CATTUR-ne-
celpts, l.sixt head; market for steers, steady
to 10c lower: cows snd heifers, 10c lower;
steers. 84.7664160: cows and heifers, f2.omfT
5.6": cslves. 88.5n37.nO.
HOttS Receipts, 7.oim head; market strnoc
higher: top, 8 86; bulk of sales. SA60tfi.0
RHEPP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,0jo
head; market steady; lambs, S6.60iTJ.60.
Sloax City Llva Stock Market.
STOrX CITY, la , Maroh 17 (Special
Telegram.) CATT1.H-Recelpt8, 1,00 head
Market steady; beeves, 84 SotSLOO; fat cows
and heifers. S3.M"t6.2h; feeders weak at
84 iX(jl.86; yearlings, 83.00i)4.60.
IlUtHlteocipts. .w neaa. AiarKet
strong to 6c higher; range of prices, fn.i7ji
6.76; bulk of sales. t6 60U5.
took la Sight.
Tlecelpls of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday were as follows:
tattle, nogs. Bhecp
South Omaha 3.H75 K'.rlO 8,570
Hloux City l.&tm 6.000
St. Joseph l.Wt) 7.000 8,iii
St. Toiils s.3110 in.ano jno
Kansas City 6.a0 1K.000 B.ono
Chicago 10,000 i8.000 15.000
Totals
. . 36.075 80,130 37, &!lt
Wool Market.
BOSTON". March 17.-WOOL-Mogt of the
trading In the local wool market Is con
fined to Imported stock, there being little
old domestic product on hand. Quotation
rule very firm and there Is an active de
mand for combing wool. leading domestic
quotations rang aa follows: fVoured val
ues. Texas fine, 12 months, 6ativ; fine 6
to 8 months, 634(ofe; fine fall, 4Jifi(X;. Cali
fornia, northern, 6ifS2c; middle county, 50
02c; fall free. 4S4M6o. Oregon, eastern, No.
1 staple, 66.1c; eastern clothing, 65bti7c;
valley. No. 1. 48!freoc. Territory, fine staple.
tSitftibc; fine medium staple, Yqt2c; fine
clothing, 6wjx8c; nair-blond, enwtc; three
eighths blood. BofflfAc; quarter blood. 60in.
63c. Pulled, extra, 62c; fine A, 68(BW2c;
A supers, ofttT&oc.
BT. luib. Marcn lg. woob-Un-changed;
medium grades, combing i
clothing, 20l4c; light fine, ITnalc; heavy
fine, HHfi17c; tub washed. WKqOtc.
LONDON. March 17. WoOJ A good as
sortment nf 14.668 bales was offered at the
wool auction sales todsy. All sections com
peted eagerly and prices were firm, espe
cially for fine merinos greasy and medium
and fine, while Americans secured a large
quantity. Home traders were active buy
era of cross-brede. Today's sales follow:
New South Wales. 1 300 hales; scoured.
1s HdS'ls 10d; greasy, Btflld. Queensland,
2,000 bales; scoured, 1 SdSs 1Sd; greasy,
lHrtifrls Hd. Victoria. 80O balea; scoured.
lsiS'ls lOd: greasy, SdS"la 8d. South Aus
tralia. 200 bales: greasy. (liQUld. West
Australia, 1.100 bales; greasy, 6'ifllVsd.
Tasmania, 300 bales; grt-aay, 7Vd!Q?10a 4.1
New Zealand, R46 bales; scoured. Vfai'W
10a 8d; greasy, 64d&la 8d. Cape of Good
Hope and Natal, 400 bales; scoured, Is 4d'c('
Is 7d; greasy, TI8l0a.
ST. 1X)UIS, March 17. WOOIj Firm ; me
dium grades, combing and clothing, 204f.'4c;
light fine. 17flWir; heavy fine. HSjatlSc; tub
washed, aoJ4c.
Articles Filed
for the New
Electric Line
Florence Weitern Shore Railway is
Registered in County
Clerk's Records.
Articles of Incorporation for the nea
Florence-Blair interurban were filed
Wednesday afternoon In the office of the
county clerk.
I... M. Allen. T C. Nebergall, Don C.
Gould, J. r. Munro and T. J. McVlttle
are the Incorpcrctors. , Officers atid direc
tors are yet to be elected. The company,
whh'h will be known aa the Western Shore
Electric Railway company, will be capital
ized at 8150.0HO, issued in shares of 'S100.
Of these 1,000 shares will be preferrrcd
stock snd 6,0(0 common. Tha " common
stock only may be voted.
On the preferred stock a ntmodmulatlve
7 per cent dividend w ill be paid.' god after
that the common stock will be entitled to
a HKe dividend. With a dividend paid on
the common, both stocks will draw divi
dends In eq.ial amount.
The articles state that ' the aouUiern
terminus of the road shall be In the city
of Florence and that It ahatl extend thence
through the ctunty of Doughva and the
county of Washington to the city of Blair.
Ita northern terminus. The right to transact
II business pertaining to a common car
rier la called fur by the articles.
OUTPUT OF PACKING HOUSES
aSSBSBSBaBBBBBB 4k
Pallia Off la Marketlagf af Hogs, as
Compared with Last Week lit
Ist Year.
CINCINNATI, March 17. rSpecja Tele
gram.) Price Current says: There bag not
been much change in the movement of
hogs to market. Total western, packing
wae 610,000. compared with (76,000 the pre
ceding week and 615,000 for corresponding
week last year. Since March 1 the total Is
l.as.000, against 1.445.000 last year. Promi
nent places compare as follows;
1
Iflrat
SLVj-H
1 XT), l
U,0
1.0)
mono
T0.IJ4I
tii.lMl
a ki
31 0l
im
IW.OO
46.0II
tU.IAI)
Chicago ..........
Kansas City ....
Omaha
Bt. Iuls
St. Joseph
Jndianispolla ....
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids ...
Hloux City
St. Paul
Cleveland
p6.oi
.lt,,i
..130,0r
.lOu.Oial
. 8Z.UU)
. 61,000
. 42.OU0
. t7,0
.. 1M
. 30,(sy
. O' 0l
. 83.IW0
. 36.000
t haage la Trala Srhedalc.
LANDER, Wyo.. Match , 17 -(r1clal )
According tn a we'l-founded rumor among
railroad anon a!l along the line, (he North
western's wesuound passenger trajn. which
leaves Omaha at 11:30 p. m., arriving at
Lander at 10 p. n. the. next night, a III be
made a day train Into) this toww. it will
leave Omaha In the ftvuuleg sa4 axrivg gl
Lander at 140 p. go, ' . ' J-
