THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. MARCH '27.
CR11N AND PRODICE M1UET
Firmer Cablet Dire Better Opening
Tone to Whett.
ARGENTINE BULL NEWS HELPS !
On ths Sltaatlna I t'arhaaged
and Advices rolnt ta earrlt
mt Wheat aa Year's F.nd
Conn.
OrtlAHA. Neb, March 26.. I.
Wheat hml a better ton at th opening,
due mainly to firmer rabies and bullish
nw from Argentina. On a whole the slt
tistion rmlns the Him and all advice
point to a scsrclty of wheal aa the rrnp
year draw toward the rloe.
Corn la moderately trong. due to a
lit root feeling; and obatlnal backing from
all country bolder.
Wheat waa stronger and advanced on
firmer cables and more damage report
from all aectlona of the winter wheat belt.
Receipt are decreasing and ahnuld be
come artlll higher and thla will atrengthen
value. May wheaU opened at $1 10 and
cloaed at $1.10.
Corn held steady, wtth no change In the
situation and wa faaturateeia. Cash offer
Inga wera a trifle alow, but valuea wnre
well sustained, cloaing at yesterday's
price. May corn opened at i4c and closed
at 4o.
Primary wheat receipt were tfil.om bush
elt and shipments were 191,000 bushels,
again! receipt last year of MB 000 bushel
and ahlpcnenta of K.OO0 bushels.
Com recalpta were 32.ono bushel and
shipments wera 443.000 bushel, agslnat re
calpta laat year of 663,000 bushels and ship
ment of 462 000 bushels
Clearances were 19.000 bushel of corn,
toon bushel of oat and wheat and flour
equal to JWg.oilO bushels..
Uveroool cloned SSd higher on wheat
and 4d higher on corn.
IjOoal range of oprvon:
Article. Open. High.) Low. Close. Ye y.
cWier current receives. In returnable raaea,
19 V. at mark; weetern firsts, free se.
JOr, at mnrk: western current receipt, free
cases. 1VfC, at mark.
CHEF.8K Firm; New York full creams,
choice, lS'.Luc; fair to good, 14Vya15c.
F.W YORK OKI ICR A I, MARKET
(taotatloae
Wht-- I I I I
Ms.v...i 1 10 I 110! 110 1 110
July...! 97 V r, 9RXI 97
Corn- 1..- I I I
My... ,'". j 62V i
Oats- i . ; I
May.. , - 61'il 61V &0'l SO1,! M1
Ontka lash Prices,
WHEAT No. 2 hard, Sl.10A1.1t; No. 3
hard. tl.O7H1fl.09V- No. 4 hard. tl.OIKil.06;
No. S spring. SI .Otifrl .08. Corn: No. S, WWc;
No. 4. 60',1jj0c; No. 3 yellow. 60fc61c; No.
J white, 62V4c. Oats: No. X mixed. &c:
No S yellow. 604(&51o: No. 8 white. SO,&ble;
No 4 white, 60;o0: standard, elftulV.
RYE No. 3. 74c; No. 3. 73c.
C'arloi hecrtpts.
tt'nrat. I '"II. Oa"
Chiisgo ...... 32 Id.'! l"3
Minneapolis .' 2:t
tmalia 30 lt 15
Uulutn ., , 173
I lill'AUO f.HAI AND PKOllS
I-'ea tares of the Trading anil Cloaluu;
Price on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. March 2ti.-A decided lulling
off in the visible supply of wheal in Ar
gentina and a brisk demand by exporters
in the t.ortliwi'et. created considerable
bullish sentiment In the wheat market here
today, flnsl quotation avowing net sains
of Hft'.ic to ,(. Corn and oats were weak
and provisions firm.
'I"he wheat tnarkei al the start w, a bul
lishly affected by the news from Argen
tina and opening quotations showed gains
of a shade to ct compared with the pre
vious close. In addition lo a. compara
tively light movement during the week
from Argentina total exports asa-regailng
S.SV.'.OOo on., compared with .lHhc bit. the
corresponding time last . or--tin visible
supply of wheat In that country showed
a decrease of l.&Xl.Oi.O bu. for tne week.
Several of toe leajlna liulls sav? the mir
ket good support from l ie ,ai'i ami thin
prompted considerable miscellaneous iniy
infcj. Crop i.;or.s. W. li were con'llctlnt
In charactci. seemed to have llule i fleet
on the trad In tne Us' half of the day I
the market der'v ;' d .icdl.ioiial strrmi i ;
from talk of n lively export business, cs- !
peciaiiy a. iruiui,.. ii'fl tiihi expon wn ' ig(
finally esumatfa n r ou dosi loans ai an i r
points. I.ate In the session there was qulie
f:ee lllng of the distjut deliveries, wliloli !
caused a decline of about '4c In holh July
and Septemher, fJurina Cie-ilny Mar ranged j
between H.K's and II.17V-wMIe -July soldi
bet ween SI.OaT S1.0t'. 'C'. e o'ose wa i
firm. May el ised SUHs and July at Sl.n4,. j
The cor-i mrkei was we ik at tt"nr'v hI!
point". The market elofert ' at al-
nit the lowest point. Ht nt I ihc of!
'HiHc. Final quotations on May were at.
irte. and On July. oH1ji5'liC. Trade In
4t wa ii repetition of thst of the pre
vious session, there being-free- selling. of
the deferred futures by country traders,
based on prospects of a large acreage to be
sown to oats. The market closed weak, al
net losea pf ',c to e. May being at 53'c
and July at Mc.
Provisions were dull. Tlie market closed
steady, with price unchanged to l'tc
higher.
The leading future range: as follows:
Artie!-! Ope-
f the Oar
oiamoa'lt!.
NKW YORK. March .-n.OfR-R-celpts.
16.RJ6 ht.ls ; export, S.122 bbl. Mar
ket steady, with better Inquiry; Minnesota
patents. S5.o.oft; winter straight, SS-Stw
S.5"; Minnesota baker. S4 40&4.7S; winter ex
tras, 4 Ooli te; winter patents, 6.tVi4.oO;
winter low grades. SS Soti.oo; Kansas
strsight. ts 2MiA 46. Rye flour, steady; fair
to good, M.2tj4.a0; rholc to fancy, S4.W"Q
4 7... Ruckwheat flour, ateady, S2.00.36 per
100 Iba.
CORNMEAI Steady ; fine whit and yel
low, Sl.ixVftl.60: coarse, SI fajflM; kiln dried.
S3. 4543. 7o.
RVK tjuiel; No. S western, 87c, f. o. b.
New York.
BARIJOY-ftteadv; malting, 77c. e. I. f.
New York; lecdlng, 74flt75e, c. I. f. New
York
WHEAT Receipt, 22.800 bu. ; export.
81,700 bu. Ppot market strong; No. 2 red.
SI-M'Wl.am. elevator, and S1.3&H, f- o. b.
afloat; No. t northern, Duluth. Jl.fl&V. f. o.
b. afloat; No. 2 hard winter. f.U, I. a. b.
afloat. On the strength of English marketa
today and very light Argentine and Aus
tralian shipment, wheat wa generally firm
and higher. Commission houara also bought
on bullish western crop new, report of
light farm reserve and a large export
traue. i.aet prices snowed ,vsc: net rise
May cloaed at SI. 20 and July closed at
S1.12H.
CORN Receipt, 94.509 bu. ; exports, 1,600
bu. Bpot market eaay; No. Z, 75Hc, nomi
nal, elevator, and 73i. f. o. b. afloat; Na. S
whit, nominal, and No. 2 yellow. 73,jC
I. o. b. afloat. The option market waa
without transactions, closing partly He
net. lower. May cloaed at (4c, July at
iuV and September at 73'Ao.
OATS Receipts, 3,360 bu.; export, 1.W6
bu. Bpot market steady; mixed oats, 3A to
32 lbs., Mi(tfi74c; natural white. M to 32
Ihs.. 570W; clipped white, 23 to 40 lb., 57
ifceSle.
HAY Steady; No. S. tKKBWc; good to
choice, 80i5c.
HIDES Dull; Bogota, lS'lSWc; Central
America, ROffSfic.
I . f" A T H K R Steady: acid. MV402HC.
PROVISIONS-Beef. steady; family, SU 00
16.50; mess, SlOoWtLOO; beef hams, SN.OOa
26.00; packet, J14.0t314.60; city extra India
mess. g-7.otii23.w, cut meats, ateady; pick
led bellle, 19.75; pickled hams. S10.2WI0.6O.
lHtd, firm; weaterti, S10.4oai0.55; refined.
firm; continent, S10.90; South America,
S11.50; compound, t&AZhViiS.tS. Pork, steady;
ramlly. S18.6W19.&0; ahort clear. SH6-S21.0
mess, S18.50S19.50.
TALLOW-Dull; city S2 per pkg). tc;
country (pkg. free), 5"4&mc.
RICBJ Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 2
Wse; Japan, nominal.
Hl'TTKR Firm; western Imitation cream
eiy. fii-Hts. 2i(&21c.
FOGS Firm: western firsts. 19ig'20c
seconds. lc; southern firsts, lSUfcc; aec
oiids, 19c.
POl'LTRY Alive, quiet; chickens, hroll
era, 2fiftj83c: fori. 174c; dressed, firm
western chickens, 12c; fowls, 16l6i,ic.
it. I.ools lieneral Market.
ST. LOl'IS. Mo.. March M.-WHEAT-
H'lBher: track. No. 2 red, cash, S139&
1.:J2'4; No. 3 hard. S1.1 tl.W,4; May, Jl. 13;
July. Jl.m.
CORN Firm: track, No. 2 cash, B6Uc
No. 2 white, 6'4ii7c; Mav, efifit&'ic; Julv
tSoi4o.
OATS Firm : track. No. 2 cah. BSc; No
; white, ooiaVjc; May, 52H,0-Vic ; July
RYU lajwer; 0c.
KI.OI'R I'nchanged: red winter patent.
..9f06.40; extra fancy and straight, 25.20
ma.iti: hard winter clears. M.OOB sO.
SEEDS Timothy, S2.oVa.52.
l'nR,VMKAL-M..Hl.
KRAiN Firmer; sacked eaat track. Sl.l!
1 . -'i .
IIAY-Steady; timothy, S9.5ftgn4.50; prairie,
!MVU ll.UW.
ino COTTON TIES-Wc.
HA OO I NO 7c.
IIKMP 'nVINE 7c.
1 T'RCVISIONS Pork, higher; jobbing,
I 1 7.171. l.rd. higher: prime steam, S9.T9
I ! cry salt meats unchanged; boxed
I erti fl shorts, Slt-75: clear rib. S3 S7H; short
: ic4-., xui.w. tsacon. boxed extra ehort
, r"t?. iPor rbs. S10.87: short clear, ri.00.
l-OL I .TRY unlet; chicken. 12Ac: springs
turkey. I4ixic; ducks. 12,c; geee, (Ic
1 rr.K creamery, Z3T3lc,
12GC1S-17C.
Flour, bbl
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Outs, bu
Receipt
6.V
31.000
38.000
io.aoo
Shipment
s.700
so.ono
M.OOO
26.800
td Prorlslon
March 26 WHEAT
Hlgli.l Low. I Cloe.l Tes'y
Whtat I
May...!l 17',1
.iuiy...'i otw.-
Sept...
Corn I
May...!
July...!
8ept.
f)8
7
1 17M
1 04 V
I.
ST's
i7, XTtli)!
fiS 6o4i
I !
1 17',' 1 17V1 17'
1 037,! 1 04V 1 03-:4
9 ft'iti1.! "
1 I
' fi-H'Pifi57
65U.5'.I nh
6l
!
!54Vn'i).!54Hi6li! 53V
i47Ves47V1i )r'As:.
3H. 89H
17 90
17 SO
n us
10 17S! 10 ITS1
10 ITU 10 m
10 4P.4J 10 4241
9 40
M
75
40
55
9 70
39
17 V,
17 HO I 1?
17 li
274!
10 17
10
10 40
t 35
t 50
67Vi!
65-11 6
I
6;;" 54Vi8v4
rt4TS''H
,1a1,! 3'j'
I
S2V 17 70
I 17 72
15 I 17 72',
10 15
10 271
10 40
10 17'
! 10 30
10 40
I
9 .ITS
52V
9 8TWI
9 50
9 50
9 f
0l
May,..
July:
Sept. .'.
Pork
May... July...
Sept. . .
Lard
May... July..
Sept... Rth
May...
,ruly .
Bept...
No. 2.
J'ash quotation were a follows;
FLOUR firm; winter patent, SG.SOflJi
K; straights. S5.10.25: spring patents.
Kni3.tl0: tralghl. S4.n6.2&; baker, S3.06
04 86
RYK No. 2. "7Hc.
BARLEY Feed or mixing. 2VtfSc; fair
to choice malting. 645c.
HBPlDfl Flax, No. 1 southwestern, SI. 57;
No. 1 northwestern, S1.67. Timothy, 13.75.
Clover, M 90.
PROVISIONS Me pork, per bbl.. SIT 70
17.75. 1rd, per 100 lb., S10.0.W, Bhort rib,
idea (loosel. SS759.2; short clear side
boxed), S9.aoefiH4-
Total clearance of wheat and flour were
equal to 3M.000 bu. Export for the week.
h shown by Bradstraet. were equal to
2,000.000 bu. Primary receipt were 4X1.000
bu.. compared with 826.000 bu. tha corre
sponding day a year ago.
, Estimated rec-lpts for tomorrow: Wheat,
9) car; corn, 133 car; oat, 127 car.
Knnsna City (Irnln
KANSAS CITY, Mo.,
-1 nchanged; No. 2 hard, Sl.llijffl.13H; No
3 liuril. Sl.ioojl.13; No. 2 red, fl-251.31; No,
CORN I'nchanged to 4c lower; No.
mixed, 84c; No. 3 mixed. S3c; No.
white. 4c; No. 3 white, t3t?64c.
OATS I nehanged: No. 2 white, 64(fi65Hc
-no. i mixen, oifi.c,
RY F-Tnfi,T7c.
HAY Firm; choice timothv, S10.0ftgn0.50
cholcw prulrie, S9.258.50; Choice alfalfa
Jlij.tWltS.IIO.
m 1 1 crt creamery, .SK-; IirstS, ZKc; aec-
onns, otc; pac-King tock, 17c.
KUC5S Kxtras. 19',e; current receipts, 17c
Ttai; aeconn ana airiies, jihc.
Receipt. Shipments
heat, bu 41.600 61,000
Corn, bu 15.000 21,000
Oats, bu 16,000 10,000
options at ivansaa Llty:
Articles.
I Open. I High. I Low. Close
Wheat- I I I
May 1 0R4fS 1 OS7 I
July ISSVu'al 9K
Sepl 1 MP 1 82,)
Corn- I I
May I . . 3'k! itii,!
July I 2i S3 j
Sept I 1, 61!
A asked. H bid.
NEW TOM STOCKS AND BONDS
Dullness of Market Accentuated, bat
Its Character is Unchanged.
LITTLE INCLINATION TO SELL
Raartloa I Postaoaeal la le af tha
Raaalaa- Oat of the Demaad
Time aad Call Mnaey
F.aaler.
NKW
of the
YORK. March 26 The dullness
stock market waa accentuated to
day, but the character of the market waa
but little changed. The professional ob
server of the dealing are Inclined to
argue favorably from the- power of resist
ance manifested. Reaction I postponed
In plt of the running out of ths demand.
From this It I Inferred that there Is no
Inclination to sell stocks.
The railroad stocks In whlrh tha Haw-
ley Interest 1 dominant showed soma Ufa.
and from this It was Inferred that rail
road deals are Intended by that operator.
Tha Oould group was unevenly strong.
also without other news than vague
rumors, such aa that provision had been
made for meeting the Imminent obliga
tions of the Wabash by the maturity of
notes. There continues tb rumors of
th working out of a comprehensive plan
to reorganise the flnanoea of the Missouri
r-acmr. Atchison ahowad a belated ben
efit from tha good nat earning for Feb
ruary, wnicn were reported yesterday.
without affecting the stock. There was
reported a linsunooa mat the anthracite
companies , would discontinue mining
operations on April 1 In the event of a
failure to reach an agreement with the
miners by that time, rather than continue
work pending an agreement, aa was ug
geated from the miners' conference ye-
terdsv V a , Ik- ..1- - hi-!, -
do mis py the Jones Lauah In Steel
company rave an imnrasston of eonft-
denea In an early need for additional steel
proaucttng facilities.
J ne statement that Interest due In April
on Lrle bonds would be paid by the com
pany instead of the purchase of the
coupons oy the company's bankers, which
ohs peen me practice for aeveral months,
was taken aa evidence of growing flnan-
"iifnim oy mit company. 'mere
ilal
was en advancing tendency In quotations
for copper, although the market for that
metal was said to have quieted down
again after the more active demand
earlier in the week. It la estimated that
the April disbursement In New York will
amount 10 i.e. 000, uuo. and tha require
nienta win be met apparently with the
greatest ease. Monev on call today
loaned below the recently prevailing rate
and time loans were alao easier, except
for the longer maturities, especially over
year, r.atitnaten of the curren.-v inovt
.-Ii!r ,he week Indicate that the
W.soo.OOO gold export have been more
man maae good by the receipts on bal
ance on the Interior movement and bv the
gain on stibtreasury operations. 'New
York exchange at Chicago, however, has
receded to par. Indicating some subsidence
In the movement from the Interior.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value.
S3.652.000. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of sale and leading quotations
on atocks were:
reserve, shoa: Available rssh balance.
SI 32. 193. 290; gold coin snd bullion, S4-',98o,M;
Oold certificate. S44.149.940.
REPORT OF THK t l.KARItti HOI SR
Transactions of the Associated Rank
for the Week.
NEW YORK. March 28 Rnwitreet
bank clearing report for th week mtdtng
March 25 shows an aggrepnU of S2.5sXWlknOi
as against S2.734.M9.000 last week and S2.1W.-
57.i In the corresponding week last year.
Following 1 a list ef the cities:
CITIES.
Amount.
Inc. I Dec.
I
1 ogi 1 mn
- S3"! StfVA
6J,A
HI',! 1A
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Cload Satnrday After Night
' - at Colder.
OMAHA. March , 1909.
Th eastern disturbance I moving off the
upper Atlantic osast. followed by unsettled
waalhar, with rain and snows and high
wind over th St. Lawrenc valley and
New England atates. Generally cloudy and
unsettled weather again prevails In the
upper Mississippi atxt upper Missouri val
leys and northwest. High northwest winds
are general In ths upper valleys, and light
snows ara falling In th I.ke Superior re
gion, tha Dakotaa and west over the north
ern Rocky Mountain slope. Cooler weather
has followed tha aterm over the eastern
portion, and temreraturea are lower every
where eaal of tna Mtsaiastpt river. It la
somewhat warmer weat of th river to the
mountain and throughout tha outhwet.
but a very deeidd fall in temperature 1a
ahnwa in tha extreme northwest this morn
ing, and th Indication ara favorable tor
colder ta' thia vicinity tonight, with partly
loudy weatl:er tonight and Saturday.
Record of temperature and precipitation
ompiied with the corresponding day of
the. laat litre year.
1909. 19l. 1907. 190
Minimum trmprratur ... 35 27 46 ;tt
Precipitation U .00 .00 .10
Normal temperature for today, 41 degree.
Daflciency In precipitation inc March 1,
1.5 of an inch.
' Deficiency corresponding period In 190s,
9 7 ef an Inch.
Deficiency correspond!, period In IS"".
W of an inch t
L. A. WEJ-SII. Iiucal Forecast a r.
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNKAPOL18. March 2H.-WHEAT-May,
1.14ril.l4H; July. S1.15H- Cash: No.
1 hard. Sl.ll4il.17',; No. 1 northern, S1.164S
1.1; No. 2 northern, Sl.M1H.144t; No. 3
northern, SI. 101.120.
FI-AX Sl.KV
HRAN In bulk. SiS 00085.10.
FLOl'R Firnt patents, S6 464T5.55: second
patents, S5.X(S6.46; first clears, 14 3143;
second clears, S3 Wii:ll.
Liverpool Oral a Market.
Liverpool; March m-wheat-spoi,
steady; No. 2 red westurn winter, Ss 4,d
Future, firm: May, gSd; July, 8s4d:
September. ItllSd. '
CORN Spot, firm: new American mixed,
5 10id. Future, dull; March, nominal
May. 6s9'd.
Mlleraakce tiraln Market.
MILWACKBE, March 26. WHEAT
t.ower; No. 1 northern, S1.17H; No. 3 north
ern, 11.16; July. SI MH asked.
CORN Higher; May, 6Sc bid.
BA RLEY Steady ; standard. Wc; samples,
fi3Vatc.
AmtlR-amttied Ooppr
Am. c. a r
Am. C. A r. pM
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. 4V L. pti
Am. ice Seenrtries
Am. lAntmri oil
Arosrlran lcomotlrs ....
Am. Locomotive pfd
Am. . t R
Am. 8. A R. pta
Am. Sursr Refining
Am. Tobsoro pfd
American Woolen
Anseonda Mining Co
Atchlsoa
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast Llna
Balitmore V Ohio:
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Uronltlirn Rapid Tr
Caaadlan Paclfie
('antral ImUmt
C antral Laathor pfd
Central of New Jarsaj
Chaaapeaka Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
Chlcaio N. W
C, M. a St. P
C, C, C. St 81. L
Colorado f. v I
Colorado St So
Colo. 80. 1st pfd
Oolo. Bo. Id pfd
Consolidated Oaa
Cora Products
Delavara A Hudaon
Denrer aV Rio Oranda
I). A R. O pfd
Dlatlllera' Securltiaa
Erie
Erl 1st pfd
Krla 2d pfd
General Electric
Oraat Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore ctfa...
Illlnola Central
lnterborough Mat
int. Met. pfd
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas City Ho
K. c. 80. pfd
Loulavlll A N
Minn. A 9t. L,
M., St. P. A S. 8. M
Missouri Pacific
M., K. A T
M , K. A T. pfd
National Lee
N. Y. Central. ei-dl
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western ,
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennarlvanls
People s Gas ,
P . C, C. A Bt. U
Preaied Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Si eel 8prtnx
Readlns
Republic Steal
Republic Steel pfd
Rock leland Ce
Rock leland Co. pfd
St. U A 6. P. td pfd
St. Uouis S W
Si. U. 8. W. pfd
Sloae-8heefleld g. A I
Southern Pacific
80. Pacific pfd
So. Rallwey
80. Railway pfd
Tenneeeee Copper
Teiaa A Pacific
T., St. U A W
T . A W. pfd
I nion Pacific
Cnlon Pacific pfd
t 8. Rubber
I . 8. Rubber 1st pfd
r. 8. Steel
U. 8. Steal pfd
Ctah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ...
Va.-Caro. Chem. pfd
Wabaah -
Wabaah pfd
Weatlnghoui Electric
Western Union
Wheeling A I.
Wlsconein Central
Am. T. A T
Total aalea for tha dar.
SaJes. Hlrk. Low. Cloaa.
.oo ;ot 7i 70'.
l.0O 4S 4Mk
too
1.900
'i;ni
too
6.400
too
l.Sno
1,000
tot)
f0
I. too
100
l
, an)
l.soo
.100
(00
tw
i.ion
i.ttie
1,000
4. too
100
1.60S
i,
tin
500
,(I00
l.ootp
- 400
9.000
1.400
100
4. too
1,000
"1 too
t.DOO
too
:oo
2.100
t.too
100
100
400
10.600
4.100
701)
0
14.000
5.700
500
100
i.300
roo
sos
loo
Sioo
100
w
1,100
a
1100
700
100
7.700
too
100
6.100
7.100
TH)
400
)
too
14.700
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PhllaslelBkla Predsct Market.
PHIUriFLPHIA. March St-BCTTeR-nrn;.xtt
weeuarn creamery. Sic, extra
naarbr sinnt KU:
ErKrft ttrau mrrent nceipts c higher;
Peonylvnl and c-ther nearbv firsts. fr
ca.' . Al mark, Penn! aula and
.- '
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. III.. March 16. CORN Higher;
No. 2 yellow. Sc; No. S yellow. &Ae; No
2, : No. 3, teV; No. 4. M'c.
OATS lwer: No. S white, 6iS3Vc
No. 4 white. 63c. !
-I
llalath Crals) Market.
UCLITH, March 1. WHEAT Ma v,
St li1: July, Sl.io; No. 1 northern, 11.16V.
No. 2 northern. SI. 13V
OAT8-0Sc.
t'ottoa Market.
NKW YORK, March 21 COTTON The
market opened steady at a decline, of 2
points to an adanre of 1 point.
Spot cotton closed quiet: middling; up
lands. S.Toc; middling gulf, 9 36c; sales, U.liai
bales.
Cotton futures opened stesdv; March,
3Sc; April, offered. S.tftc; May. S4c;
July. .3Sc; August, .lc; October, Ilk;
December. .(Wi.IJBc; January, 06c.
GALVF.8TON. M-Ch 'Ji.-COTTON-Stendv;
,c.
NKW OKLKANH, March 3B. COTTON
Spots were dull: low ordinary. S 7-lSc nom
inal; ordinary, 6c, nominal; good ordinary.
T 11 loo; kw middling. 8 V : middling.
9 6-lllc: good middling, !tc; middling fair.
10c; fair. l"'c, nominal. Rfceipts. List;
stork, S33.W7.
ST. IAL 18 Mo.. March 2S. -COTTON
Steady; miiidling. 7-liii ; salca. i- bali-s:
ve'eipts. t !7 halts; sltipmenis. 3 3r.S utiles;
stock. 44,113 balp.
Oil anal Nails,
OIL CITY. J'a . March J Oil. Credit
hlano . l 7: runs. 3.4 bbls : sversge.
1ST.6S8 bbls. : shipments. I87.6S2 bbls.; aver
age. ai.?44 bbls.
SAVANNAH tla.. March 3S.-TL'RPKN-TINK-Flnn.
37c,
. R f 1 N- F ri ' . B. S'. '-V-: ll. tl..f. V.. St. Hi;
F t '. : 7'- ; H :li'-. I. SI In. !' . li
too
U.tOO
640
l.tOO
600
16.100
10O
61)0
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46
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61
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130
New York
Chlcatto
Boston
Philadelphia
Bt, Louis
Pittsburg
Kanseui City
Pan Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Omaha
New Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
Milwaukee,
Kort Worth
l.os Angeles
St. Paul
Rattle
Tenver
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Spokane
Providence
Portland. Ore
Richmond
Albany
Wrshlngton. D. C...
St. Joseph
Halt Ike City
Columbus
Memphis
Atlanta
Tacoma
Bavannah
Toledo
Rochester
Hartford
Nashville
Dee Moines... 1...
Peoria
New Hsven
Sioux City
Norfolk
Grand Rapids
Syracuw
Evansville
Birmingham
Springfield. Mass
Portland. Me
Augusta, Ga
lsyton ".
Oakland. Cal
Worcester
Jacksonville, Fla
Wichita
Wheeling
Knoxvllle ,
Little Rock ,
Chattanooga
Charleston
Mobile
Wilmington
Lincoln, Neb
Wilkesbarre
Topeka
TlHVtnport
Oklahoma City
Fall River
Ku'amazoo
Sacramento
Springfield, III
Helena
Fort Wayne
Cedar Rapids, la...
New Bedford
Columbia. S. C
Mact n
Youngstown
Iexington
Fargo
Akron
Rwkford, 111
Erie. Pa
Sioux Falls
Canton, O
QUncy. III...
Bloomington,
Ixjwell
Blnghamton
Chester, Pa..
South Bend.
Decatur. 111.
Springfield, O...
Vlcksfourg ...
Fremont, Neb...
Mansfield. O
Jacksonville. III.
Jackson. Miss,.
Houston ........
Galveston
l.KB.!rS.i jn.gj
A23n.nm 11.6
142.7re.fV) 4.0'
1i.C.flnni 4.01
81. 939.0H1 13. 01
43. ', onr 14 '
414V).Omi 31.71
33.717.000 :7.2
23. 339.000 17.21
23.9IO.onr) .7!
16W.fin I 10.2
14,370,000 it. a:
13,Kl2.noo I 7.0
ir.43,noii m.ni
12.osg.nno 5.91
12,8.00r) 26.01
10,l(s.onn 17.1
1V.oTJ.onn 37.7
12.349.( 35.1
27, CI 10 6.41
396.0110 31.
H. MI.OOO .!
T.sjI.iriO 12.7
6.346.000 11.31
7.O79.000 3S.S;
6.S16.O0O 23.21
7.216.000 24.0'
B.oftnoon 10.71
4.3-dB.OoO 16. f
R.934.000 19. R
6.231.1100 19.01
6.490,001) 32. (
6.653.000 37. !
5.259.000 5.l
4.6.00O 13. 3
6.176 000 3.
8,(l21.')il0 7.R
4.279,000 25.61
S.9O2(i0 13. 2
3,111 ,Oon 21.0'
4.26,000 51 .9
8.5i9.0i 20.7'
2.592.oii 1.31
2.O90.000 22.31
2.S46.0HO 15.51
2.7S3.O0O 44. 3(
2.140.000 17.6!
I. 915.000
l.TI'-'.tOo I 14
1.9i2.0i 16.1 1
.7M.l)0 7.41
1.428.0110 4.31
2.616.000 95. 8'
1.62".,000 31.2.'
l.,0flo 33. S
I 1 .357.000 7.5!
V.tFTS.lssi 23.41
2.632. 6H.5I
1.262.400 15.1 1
1.746,000 ......
1.510.000 1 22.9
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
No Material Change in Any Direction
On Cattle Price.
HOGS ACTIVE AND TEN CENTS UP
Saeesi and Lambs la. Liberal Receipt,
Bat None loo Many Offered
ta Saaply Drmsng Streag
and Aetlre.
SOUTH OMAHA. March . 190.
Receipt were:
OfflrUl Mondy ....
Offlelsl Ttieeday ....
Offlclsl Wednesday
Official Thursday .
Bkrtlmate Friday
Cattle. Hog. Sneep.
J 031
3,114
4.S67
4.111
1.M0
4.708
13.260
13.001
11.267
7,500
1.63
9.069
1C.606
2.577
6.000
Five day thla week. .16,334 49.7W 36.1M
Same day last week. ...17.967 64,294 3.1. r7
Same dav 2 weeks ago..20,TS9 66.096 ST. 45
Same day S week a-o.,15.44i! 53.916 44.8S6
Same day 4 week ago.. 13.976 34.890 Xt A
Same days laat year..,.17,TVl 2.47S 43.M7
The following table now the receipt of
cattle, hogs and sheep st South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
iit i06. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 230,423 33.66 1S.236
Hogs 679.1T5 T90.J24 111,048
Sheep 396,911 841.684 M.OM
Tht, following table show the average
price of hog at South Omana for the last
several days, with comparison:
Dste. I 1909. 11908. 1907.190.1805. 11904. 103.
March 14.
March 16.1
March 16.
March 17.
March 16.
March 19.
March JO.
March 21.
March 22.
March 23.
March 24.
March 26.
March 26.
I 4 45 6 661 6 11 4 71 6 16 7 26
39 V 59 : 6 04 4 tl 6 16
6 6OH 4 46 ( 48 6 07 494 6 16 720
665 4 64 (114 98 5047 10
6 49 4 63 6 43 ( 01 6 04 7 04
6 44 4 63 6 48 10 4 9S 7 1
6 44 4 66 40 17 6 OS 7 83
4 73 6 26 6 19 6 13 4 93 7 83
6 8314 1618 60H49o
8 564 4 79 : 6 16 6 16 6 01 4 97 7 44
6 &V 4 80 24 6 08 6 02 7 87
67-yl 4 89 1 6 08 6 16 6 06 7 21
67 j 6 01! 6 03 6 20 6 13 7 22
111.
Ind.
1.175.0001
1. 267,0JO
1.268.0001
1,197.0001
1,436,0001
1.206,0001
1.098.000
l.lW.OOOl
1 ,3tf.000
1.684,000!
8S4.0OJI
8o4.000
934.0001
929.000
746.0(0
986. Of 0
681,000
647.000
617,000
716,000
65,0l"
N46.000
673.0'10
T72.0OO
669,0001
5H4.000
671.0001
566.0001
6'..000
467,0001
11.4:.
8.6'.
I
12.3'.
7.61.
16.8!.
31. 6j.
12.8!.
52.01.
27.5.
10.21.
29.0!
:.2
26.7j
34.81
7.6
6.71....
SO.41....
6.3....
18.51...
108.8!....
37. 7i....
5.7....
9.4....
18.41....
46.41....
18.4j....
12.31....
23.8.
409.000! I 1.4
481,0001
406.000
358,0001
3S,0COi
202.0001..
33T.OOO
264,0001
262.0001
296,(00
28.816,000!
13.486,000
30.7
23.0
6.0
8.1
24.4
4.0
18.31.
50.21.
8.81.
Not Included In totals because compari
son are Incomplete.
Not included In totals because contain
ing other Items than clearings.
New York Money Market,
NBW YORK, Mrch 26 MONKY On
call, easv: 1Hi2 per cent: ruling rate, clos
ing bid and offered at 1 per cent. Time
loan, oft; sixty day. 2V4ti'2H per cent;
ninety days, 2mu:2 per cent; six months,
2-&3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPBR-3VSH
per cent.
STERLING KXCHANGE-Rteady. with
actual business in banket' bills at J4.R625.ai
4.8636 fur Btxiy-day bills and at 14.88 for
demand. Commercial bllla, 4.S64.86i,.
SILVER Bar, oosc; Mexican dollars. 44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotation on bonds we.- as fol
low:
U. 8. nt. le. reg WlVelnt. Met. 4e
4o coupon 101Vlnt. U. M. 4Vt .-
tl. 8. le reg 101 Jepen 4a
do ceupon 101H do 44 ,
U. 8. 4 reg 11 do M eertee
in coupon.. 1"4)K. C. 80. let Se
Allis-rhsl. let 6e.... iU . i. 4e 1KU.
An. Agriculture) 5i..l' L,.
Am. T. T. ct. .. H
Am. Tobacco 4e. .
do ta
Aublaon gen. 4
do 8. U 1st 4e.
do ct. 4s
do ct. 6s
A. O. L. 1st 4s
Bel. ft Ohio 4s
do Hs
do 8. W. 3W----
Brk. Tr. cv. 4
Canada 80. let Se en,
of Oe. 4e
Central beether 5e.
C. of N. J. g. 6
Chee. ft Ohio 4V,i ..
Chlceso ft A. IVje...
.. b a 1 4e
ft N. unl. 4e...
K. ft T. 1st 4i.
77-4 do r. ft . 4e
do sen. 4Se
..10u7Mo. Peilflc 4
.. 5HN. T. C. f. 31. ...
. . 100 do db. 4
. .1HS. Y. lty 44 new
. . S N. V., N. H. ft H.
. .KK'S CV.
..-M'N. ft W. -T. 4
.. 1 No. Peclflc 4.
. . S', do Se
OIHO. 9. U rfdg 4
10tPenn. iv. 3',s mi...
1)74 do cou. 4e.
l!7Reedlns (en. 4e
HSHt. L. ft 8. F. ft. 4
744t I. S. W c.4
Sh-l do 1st gold
.. 77
.. 71
.. t5
.. 15
.. 6tt
..101 Is
. . MA,
.. 87
.. ;s
C. il. ft S E. g .t'i 'viSeboerd A. I.
ft P. c. 4e.
f 4e
4s.
London Closing; Stacks.
IXJNDON, March 26. American securities
opened generally higher in sympsthy with
the strength in other markets caused by
the Improved foreign situation, Pennsyl
vania, Bt. Paul and Southern Pacific were
below parity In th early trading, but the
rest of th list ruled firm and from S to
H higher than yesterday New York doling.
London closing stocks
Consols, atone?
ee seeouot
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore ft Ohio.,
f'enadian Pacific . .
Cheaapeeas ft Ohio
t '1,1. Oreat Weetern
fi.. Mil. ft St. P
De Beere
fitme- ft Rie O .
dn pfd
Ki.e
dn let p'd
dn ?d pfd
Orend Tniik
Illinois Central ..
Louiavllle ft Nestl
SILVKR-Bar.
ounce.
MONET-2Q'2"i per cent.
The rale of discount In th open market
for short bills Is I1 per int; for three
months' bills. 1 1o-16ri2 per cent.
le Ya'rk Mlalnsj Stocks.
NEW HIKK. Miffi S Closing uuola-
UleMo., Kan. ft Teiee.
. STisNew Tork Centre!..
. iVNortolk ft Wesiern
.Id1 do pfd
1l Onurlo ft tVeatern.
.. II 14, Pennsylvania
UlSRand Minee
. 10Beedlnf
4 Southern Railway ..
. 141 do pfd
. . t!S Southern Pacific
.. 44 tnloe Pact fir
. , T do pfd
. MS I' S. Steel ,
. 41 do pfd
.. it Wanash
. . l4 do pfd
..147 Speniah 4a
..111'IAmtl. Copper
ateady at 23 l-16d
. 4t
:ill
"
.
44i
. 7H
T
.
. 3.".
. 44
.;::,
.1ST.1,
7
. 44V
!'
. 41',
. (,',
. 7:s
per
tiona on mining
Alice
Hrunawice con. .
Cum Tunnel stock
ifo senna ....
Tea Cal 4
Horn Sliver
iron Silrer
Offered.
Va.
stocks:
.10 L.dTilie On
Ifttle Chief .
Menran
nntarta
Or-hir ;..
S'enderd
Tel low Jacket
4
. 71
It
. tt
. si
.10
4t
7
.
.l:i
Ma a at rieariaga.
March i Pank clearings
lona- wer j.39)..i7.u and ror t ri,
ponding dte last year f':.14T,46S.4
C. R. 1.
do -ol. fie.
do rf. 4a.
i-CC. St. l.
Oolo. Ind. be.
-olo. Mid. '
C. ft P. r. ft 1
D ft H. cv. 4e.
do lat ref. 4a
D. ft R. ' 4a
maUHera" 5a
Brie p. I 4e
do geu. 4e
do cv. 4a eer. A . .
do serlee B
Oeu. Kloc. cv. le
111. Can. let ref. 4s
4a...
70'aSo. Pacific col. 4a.
SB" do let ref. 4a
-JS-4o. Railway Ss
tl do gen. 4a.,
714tJnlon Pacific 4
i do cv. 4a
6V, do lat ft ref 4a
lOUltt'. P. Rubber e
i it? V. 8. Steel 'id fie . .
"Va.-i:ro. chem. le
7U"W abaih lat bm
to dn lat ft ei. 4a ..
71tWretern Md. 4a...
ttWet. Klec. cv. ;,a
4 1 ,.'! Central 4e
134 D. ft R. O rfg f.a
100KC. ft O. fill as ...
. t
. 4S
.111S
.10244
. 74i
. t'
.
.M4 la
a., '
7t
. 4it
.
. HI',
. 4 '
111
. iiii
.HC
.IIHS
.
. 11)24.
.102,
.ia
74'.
. (!',
. ,
. tl't
. "Hi
. lui'a
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was as fol
low: Cattle. Hobs Sheen M r s
v. . , ju. : rt. f
Missouri Pacific
Union Pai'lfic
C. A N. W., east
& N. W.. west
8L P.. M. & O....
. A g., east
H. & W, west....
R. I. & P., east...
,R. I. & P., west...
Illinois Central
Chicago O. W
Totals
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
t
4
4 2
13 23 l
3
15 33 3 2
6 14
3 7 .. I
6 18 4
1 2
1
1 ..
1 1
55 102 23 3
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift and Company..
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour & Co
Krcy Packing Co
8. & S
Ixjbman & Rolhchild.
Hill Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston & Co
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
McCreary St Carey..
Sam Werthlmer
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty A Co....
F. Q. Inghram
Sullivan Kroa
Lehmer Bros
Hoffman
Swartx
Klngan
Bodden
Rothchlld
Cattle.
tt
236
5;wt
179
8
23
47
4
27
21
38
8
26
16
3
Hogs. Sheep.
1.0K5
1.HT7
1.730
2.072
232
1.124
44.1
1.806
1.647
iio
223
130
249
'.606 5.666
l.tM-al SecarMlee.
OuntaMons furnished by Sanvj!
Bid.
Jr., 614 Ntw York Life, Omaha.
A very Company .
neat doe Cneemery
Bestrtoe Creamery
com
pfd.
Cllyot Omaha bonda 4V,a 1M
Ooulas County 4a 1K
Gate City Melt Company. 4
Ind Tel. U 1M P'4 botiua)
Kanaas City Ry. I'll" i.'t
Kanaas City Ry. ft Utit. pfd
Kanaas City Rr. ft Lisbt. com
Kebraeka Telephone Stock
Omaha Oe ta 1
Omaha L. ft P. ta USS
Omaha T.. L. ft P , pfd
ODi.be ft C. B. Bt. Ry. a H14
O ft C. B. B Rr. 4s lt
Omehs C. B. St. R , pfd. e-d!T.
Omahs ft C. B St. Ry.. oom. 4
Omaba C. B. Ry. ft B. pfd 4
Omaha Water Company ta 1H
Omaha Water Company (a 11
Omahs Water Company lat pfd
Omaha Water Company 2d pfd.
Omaha Board of Trade Bid. Co. pd..
Omaha Board of Trade Bia. Co. com .
dete Ineurenue Company
aVuih omaba Sewer 44e Hit
State Savtsta Bank Stock. Butte
Swift ft Co. tei-dm
Sherman Coel ta 1151
Sloui Cltv Block Yards pfd
Trl Bute Lead Co. pfd. (com. bonual...
to ion stok Yards Co. Stork, Omaha..
Union lonatruciios Co., Kansas City ..
14
14
17
71
7
7
!
111)14
'4
it
S
JU,
n
at
It
I
I
1U
1UH4
M
ti
as
w
Burn.
Aaked.
124)
. M
M
104 14
K
111
U
Vi
7H4
s
M
mi
ion
101
a
3e
lit
41
lb
11
la
lvt4
100
Totals
CATTLE A 1 usual on a Friday, re
ceipts of cattle were moderate, only forty
nine cars being reported in. Among the
number were some pretty decent killers,
both steers and cow stuff. The market s
a whole did not show much change.
. Beef steers generally sold In shout tha
same notches ss yesterday, but the trsde
wa not particularly active, partly due to
the fact that salesmen were all holding out
for pretty stiff prices and trying to force
as much out. of the market a possible.
Some good yearlings sold up as high as
6 00.
Cow and heifers were a little stronger
than yefiterday' close, or about like yes
terday morning. A we the case with
beef steers, the market waa net especially
active, but still pretty much everything
changed hands in very reasonable season.
Blockers and feeders were Id very light
aupply and, as usual, toward thei close of
the week, there was not very much de
mand. The market as a whole did not
show any new features or any change in
prlcea, oa compared with yesterday.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn
fed steers, W.26-50; fair to good cornfed
steers, t5.60ttt4.25; common to fair coinf.-ti
ateers, 4.uKu.60; good to choice cow and
heifers, M.oO6.40; fair to good cows and
heifer, $3.80ft4.50; common to fair cow and
heifer, $2.25-80; stock heifeia. S3.Oulr4.00;
veal calve, ii.frf&I.bO; bull, stags, etc.,
I2.75i34.85; good to choice atockers and feed
ers, $4.5wt(6.40; fair to good stnekers and
feeders, $4.oua4.60: common to fair stock
ers and feeders. S3.266H.00.
BEEF ST HERS.
No.
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At. Pr No. At. Pr.
40 4 00 4 121 ( 5K
4HI 4 26 7 1115 i 40
aia 4 m 24 11112 t ;o
76 IWI 4 1SU 4 7
935 b lb 10 117 4 79
1015 5 15 1 KW0 4 4.',
S76 4 30 4 lilt I tfl
848 4 ST, 2 1110 t N
(-94 I IS It 1174 4 Oil
1000 f :t 14 tf! 4 no
410 5 3D 12 1 f7 I 15
1011 e 35 II 15W 4 5
COWS.
445 J '.'5 4 1112 4 15
100 2 60 5 464 4 40
D17 1 Jn 3 1091 4 40
1010 t S'. 7 1150 4 50
Ki III II luM 4 en
1U52 I tl 11 4 44
ttn 1 70 It) M 4 61
10K 4 0 13 I04 4 5
104 5 3 i 10 1162 4 T
1070 4 On 4 11155 4 75
Dill 4 OA 1 116 4 74
1050 4 26 4 ;...I1II 4 40
lli 4 25 !3 lotlj i m
450 4 15 UtH 4 y
! 4 25 11 1247 4 110
1)81 4 0 1 147 4 15
HEIFERS.
411 X) i 4tt 4 to
505 5 14 S4 4 40
740 4d 2 a 0 4 o
iSIt 3 50 1 50 4 SO
744 S 50 1 400 4 0
7!0 4 76 f t 740 4 II
1020 4 10 t 70 4 II)
714 4 J5 t MS I If
llkl Hi
BtUJJ).
.; 5I 3 00 I 14"ft 4 A
1376 I 50 1 1110 A
12llfl 0 1 ....11BO 4 40
1i-0. I 40 I ISM 4 45
1410 t TS I 1350 4 5
1520 pfl 1 1780 4 45
1746 4 15 1 1440 4 t
1570 4 15 1 12"0 4 55
1540 4 35 8 1100 4 60
CALVKS
3011 t 25 I 150 4 50
2.- 0 t 50 3 SM 4 76
31,0 I 60 1 170 4 15
240 4 50 I 11 T 00
b:i0 5 00 40 7 00
U-0 5 4 10 7 Of)
$ 5 On I !3 7 II
440 6 26 1 220 7 On
405 ill 1 . l.vi 1 m
170 6 IS 4 120 7 ne
! 5 !5 1 14 7 26
. . . . U0 4 00 4 1 45 7 24
STOCK FB8 AM) FEEDFRS
7-0 3 50 1 540 4 40
770 4 00 14 .47 4 45
Mil 4 10 5 10 4 01
407 4 20 1 ' 542 4 10
4 0 4 25 10 107S 5 40
1 .
t
4
1
HOGS Hogs sold
I lug and the market
I vance for a time at
The Piacc
lor Savings
is in a large, strong, conservative bank.
When yon have
sated $10 take
out a 3? Cert if
icate of Deposit
A s s e t 8 ove:
$13,000,000.00.
gi I4, i;i '
The Bank with
A ppecial depart
ment for the ex
clusive use of
women depositors.
First National Bank of Omaha
United States Depository. 13 th and Farnam Sts.
F.n trance to sfafst; Baposlt
Yanlt Is on lfth Street.
M 141 40 M 71 tl5 40 4 74
7S 143 0 4 26 ! V ' 4t 7
71 170 W IM M 367 7v,
44 140 10 4 40 4T 270 ... 4 70
34 150 40 4 40 U, Sit 40 6 70
M 162 40 4 40 74 ?M 40 4 70
M 174 ... 4 5 th 134 110 4 70
tl 154 40 4 50 71 31 40 40
16 HI 200 IM 74 1,4 40 4 70
0 It ... 4 50 44 Ill 10 4 70
170 . . 4 60 77 21) 40 70
0 177 1tfl 4 60 78 m ... 6 70
71 134 300 4 5 ae t3t ... 70
M ;1 ... I 50 16 40 4 70
an 144 ... 50 47 234 30 4 70
30 17 ... I IS 77 224 280 4 70
M 14 40 4 65 17 138 40 70
84 187 . . Ii 70 234 80 I 7
7 189 11 4 66 74 230 ... 70
84 187 ISO 4 55 ! 250 120 4 70
71 204 SO I 56 68 tZ4 40 4 70
71 to 200 4 55 14 2!4 ... 70
40 15 ... 4 55 78 127 ... 4 70
t 184 40 I 64 70 11 HO n ;
41 171 4D 55 T! 241 So 4 70
63 215 40 4 40 72 15 So a 7214
81 ' ... 4 60 65 247 240 67214
90 M 10 I 40 27 233 ... 75
70 241 400 1 1 87 262 . . 4 75
67 Hi! . . 4 40 236 440 4 75
64 140 120 4 50 74 2,14 40 4 76
82 221 40 4 l 76 2:7 80 4 76
TV ... 4 50 47 24 . . 75
34 310 ... Stl 49 263 200 4 74
T 216 ... 6 60 72 134 240 6 76
40 211 ... 6 40 61 240 Ml 76
76 168 41 Ito 70 274 120 6 76
74 131 20 4 40 64 ;70 120 4 75
4 t50 ... 4 40 36 866 ... 6 76
84 204 4 60 39 J47 ... 6 76
44 tl 80 6 40 62 1140 . . 4 V'
II )0 Kl IM 44 270 80 4 80
66 107 40 I 4214 17 23 8 4 0 4 80
84 206 ... 4 I24 272 ... I 80
86 117 180 4 42', 62 323 80 4 n
78 101 120 4 62't 44 ..337 80 4 90
U 210 ... 4 14 62 385 N 111
98 188 40 4 55 t 271 ... 4 85
73 till 40 6 (6 66 264 120 6 86
71 MS 80 6 Sf, 7 271 40 6 86
68 2?.S 130 4 45 34 3S4 ... 141
le) 237 ... 4 65 46 291 10 4 SI)
46 210 . : . IIS 6 284 ... 4 81)
17 221 80 4 45 61 383 ... I to
test, 1V: molses stirtar. 123-c; refined,
steady; No. t. 4.46c; No. 7, 4.46c; No. ,
4.36c; No. 9, 4 30c; No. 1. .:itc; No. tl,
4.ao; No. 12. 4.5c; No. 1,1. 4.1oo; No. 14. 4.10c;
confectioner' A. 4.76c: mould A, 4.Sftp; cut
loaf. 5.75c; crushed. S.fftc; powdered, 6.06c;
granulated, 4.H6c; cubes, 6.3oc.
MOLAfWKS Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 2MiJc.
SHEEP There was a very decent run of
sheep here this morning for a Friday and
the market as a whole was in very satis
factory condition. There was 4 a good
demand and everythlnR in sight fnet with
very ready sale, so that the barn was
cleared by 9 o'clock in the morning. As
to prices it might be described as s good
strong market. Lambs which brought 17.75
yesterday sold up to $7.80 today and lamba
which brought $7.40 on Wednesday reached
17 86 today. Mexican ewes sold up as high
as 15 80. There were no choice wether
or yearlings to mske a test of the market.
Quotations on sheep and lamhs: Good to
choice lambs, 7.&0a7.S5; fair to good lambs,
$7.0i5(7.50; Good to choice light yearlings,
M. 76 7. 26; good to choice heavy yearlings,
l.6Oy7.00; good to choice wethers. 6.KnJ6.26;
fstr to good wethers, S5.i6S.00: good to
choice wes, $&.50(96.fl5; fair to good ewes,
J4.76tjfl.60; culls and bucks, S2.00tg4.Q0.
Representative sale;
No.
15 western ewes, cull
western ewes
189 western lambs
46 broken fleece lambs
11 western lamb
64 western lamba
15 western lambs
204 western
I'M western
44.1 western
I western
253 western
224 western
43 western
324 western
111 western
22 western
448 western
190 western
262 Colorado lambs
7 Colorado ewes
602 Colorado lamhs
191 Colorado ewes
19 Colorado ewes.
187 Idaho ewes
CHICAtiO LIVR STOCK MAHKKT
Cattle, Hobs, Sheen and Lamba Are
Higher.
CHICAGO, March 28 CATTLE Receipts,
estimated at l.OUO head. Market 15c to 2oc
higher. Steers. I0.0va7.25; cows, $4.00fjj'5.7a;
heifers, t3.25tiiij.00; bulls, S3.7iVtri.2f; calves,
I3.50fa8.ao; Btockers and feeders, t3.3tniti6.40.
HOGS Receipts, estimated at 13,000 head.
Market 10c to 15c higher. Choice heavy
shipping, t7.0i!(j7.10; bJtchera, t6.95fat7.Oo:
light mixed, t6.708.86: choice light. to.Wit
6.H0; packing, ttU.VflO.HO; pigs, to.264t4i.40.
Bulk of sales. J6.Mr7.06.
SHEEP AND LA MBS-Receipts, esti
mated at 6.000 head. Market l.V to 25c
higher. Shep Jl.(8tf43.60; lamhs, tT.i8'WS.2j;
yearlings, Sti.4Xsg-7.35.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. March 26. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1.300 head. Including 200 southerns.
Market steady; choice export snd dressed
beef steers, tSODefl-TS; fair to' good, t5.at
.00; western steers. t4.0ifii.50; stockers and
feeders. t3.75l&5.(0; southern sleet s. J4 6(t
610: southern cows. S3. 75-4 .25: native cows,
J2.10to6.60; native heifers S3.75tfr6.16; bulls,
18 20414.60; calves. t3.7W.60.
HOGS Receipts, 10.000 head. Market 5c
higher; top. J6.95; bulk of sales. J6.6cti.90;
heavv. J6 fj4i.9ij; packers and butchers,
J6M7v9o; light. J6 36(8;i: pigs. t).on5.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 2.010
head. Market steady: lamhs. J6.25ia7.76;
yearlings. S6.0)37.20; ewes. J4.7iift5.SJ; stock
ers and feeders, J3.5'jtjrS 35.
cull
lambs
lamhs
lambs
la 111 h. shorn
lamba
lambs
lambs
lamhs
lambs
ewes
ewes
lambs
culls
Av. Pr.
.84 4 00
. 82 6 40
.67 7 80
.67 7 00
.67 7 80
.64 7 10
.67 5 60
.67 7 80
.68 7 50
. 80 7 70
.60 6 50
.90 7 55
. 89 7 65
.89 7 65
.107 7 40
.107 7 40
.92 5 60
.101 6 75
.76 7 50
82 7 60
71 5 7f,
78 7 75
96 6 Jr.
87 3 50
lot) 6 30
OMAHA GfOEltAI, HA1IKRT.
Staple and Faster Prodace Prlcea Para
nlabed by Barere and Wholesaler.
BUTTER Craamsrjr. No. 1 dallvsi to
the retail trade in 1-lb. carton. Sic; tio. I
In 60-lb. tuba, SOVsc; No. In 1-lb. cartons.
jrc; In 60-lb. tubs. 27Vfcc; packing stock, lto;
tsncy dairy, tubs, SogteMc; common roll,
fresh mad. 20c. Market Chang vry
Tuesday,
EGGS Fresh selling stock, candled, 309
lie. No storage stock In Omaba market-
CHEE8K-Finest Wisconsin full cteam.
twins. 16c: young America. Id hoop, l&Vo;
favorlU, 8 in hoop, 16c; daisies, 20 la boop,
IOViC; cream brick, full caae. 16c; block
fjwlss. lbc; full-cresm llmburger, lta
Beet Cuts Ribs, No. 1, 18c; No. 2, 13c,
No. t. IVc Loin. No. i, lViC: No. J, 14s; No.
1 lie. Chuck, No. 1, Tvi No. t o; No.
j, 6-lc. Round, No. 1, c; No. a, tVso; No.
I, IVtC. flats. No. L 6c; Mi. 3. 440; No,
I, ac.
POULTRY Allv. springs, 12c; bans. lOo;
cocks. e'c; ducas. loi:; geeas, c; tur
keys, 19c; pigeons, per dos., too; guinea
(owls, per dux., t.60, squaos, per dos.. U.
Dressed, liens, 11c; springs, lQ.l2c; cocks,
tv-; ducks. 13c; geese, lie; turkeys, tic.
F1BH Whitefisli, fioxen. luc; berrlng.
Ic; sslmon, 10c; pike. ci pickerel, b&-,ei
trout, luc; caitisn, wiii usiiuui, c; rea
snapper, 12c; black bass, 26c; crappl, 14
K-; perch, be; codfish, lie: smelts, c; eels.
15c; lobsters, green, 37c; boiled. 40c; frogs'
legs, 4fcc.
No. 1 rlb, liVic; No. 2. I3c; No. I, Hsc.
No. 1 loin, lSc; No. 2, 13c; No. 8, llc.No.
1 chuck, 7e; No. 2, 7c; No. t, 4Hc No. 1
round, c: No. i, 8Vc; No. S, 8c No. 1
plate, 6c; No. t, Hc: No. t, Vc
FRSSli FRUiTb Apples. New Tork
Bsldwlns, 14; fancy Sr. Uavls. tl: Missouri
flppina, t2.26; Idaho Roam fiaautles. tl;
extra fancy Ban Davie, per box. fj.&. Ba
nana, 5-bunoh lot, Sr par lb. urangaa.
S2.8btB3.Z6. Lemons, t3.5w3H.0U. Grape fruit,
Ji Qrapas, Malagas, t7.50 per keg;. Florida
pineapples, per crate, 13.
VEGETABLES Kanaus swsetpotatoa.
J2.76 per bbl. California celery, largs. TSci
mailer, 60c, New York Holland aed caa
Ijag. 244c per lb. Wisconsin Red Glob
onion. le per lb. California cauliflower,
tt per crate. Tomato, Florida, tVbaakat
cratt, 15.60; Cuba. -basket crata, tt. Let
tuce, per dos., 40c. Old vegetables par
snips, turnips, carrots t2.lo par bbl. Florid
new beets, carrots, parsnips, turnips, ate
per dos., 76c '
8TUAWBERRIES 40c per ot
St. Lonls I.Itc stack Market.
ST. LOIIB. March 26. -CATTLE Re
ceipts. f head, Including 110 Texans. Mar
ket steady: native shipping and export
steers. t5.0Oiir7.16; dressed beef and butcher
steers. fl.OW&tj.Sti; steer under 1.000 iounds,
t3.50fo6.00; (tockera and feeders. t3.Miu.76;
cows and heifer. t3.25 4jt6.ro; csnners, t2.00
tffC.75; bulls. t3.UfVti6.50: calves. t5.ia.00;
Texas and Indian steers. ta.7Vtzo.jo; cows i Anhiion ad)
and heifers. t'.75(ii6.26 an 4a
HOOD-Receipts. 5.9.10 head; market hfy Aiihisun R. R
ifty. hle-her: r.las and liahts. t4.FtYn.9U: Dack- 00 1"!
rs. t6 66fj45.'J6; butchers. t"i &&4P7.10.
S1IEBH AND l.AMR-Rcelpts.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. March 26 WOOL-ln ths ab
sence of heavy domestic stocks, local wool
transactions sre confined to th foreign
product, w hile In both lines the demand
exceeds Ihe supply. Dealers are eagerly
awaiting the arrival of the new clip anil
sdvlces from the wet show an advance
to 23c for Montana snd Dakots wool on
the Bheep's back. Very little of the old
stock is available and transactions are con
fined to small lots. There is a steady de
mand for pulled wool at firmer prices for
all grades. The leading domestic quotations
range as follows: Domestic wools, Ohio
Hiid Pennsylvania fleeces, XX. St&gSc; X.
t-if33c; No. 1 washed, asrofSc; No. 2
washed. 38iii'39c; fine unwashed, 23a)C4c;
half-blood combing. 31o; three-eighths blood
combing. 30c; one-quarter blood combing,
2!tuS0c; delaine, washed, 399401'. Michigan,
Wisconsin, New York fleeces, fine un
washed. 22'23c: delaine, unwashed. 28CJ-29c-half-blood,
unwashed, 28i30c; three-eighths
blood, unwashed, 3Hc; one-quarter blood
284290. Kentucky. Indiana, Missouri, three
eighths blood, 280300; one-quarter blood
2xfni29c. Scoured values: Texas, fine v"
, months, 62tS5c; fine, 6 to 8 months, SMSSe
j fine fall. 4S&60c; California, northern, tod
62c; middle county, nutate; tall Tree, 43if.46r
Oregon, eastern. No. 1, staple, 620433c; east
ern clothing, 6667c; valley, No. 1, tftSbOc
territory, fine staple, 6386c; Pre medium
staple, 604Ec; fine clothing, 6B2c; fine
medium clothing, 56$68c; half-blood, 60t8)63c-three-eighths
blood. 6fA&8c; one-quarter
blood, 5063c. Pulled: extra, 6265c; flu A
5&(S2c; A supers, 60ttc. '
LONDON. March 26.-WOOL-Th aecond
series of the wool auction sales closed to
th'V. Ridding throughout the bales was
extremely animated, especially on tha pari
of American and German buyers Under
this competition prices gradually advanced
nd at the close good nwrlnos and cross
breds were firm and from 7 to 16 per cent
higher than January sales, while faulty
and heavy grades advanced 6 per cent
cape of Good Hope and Natal closed from
5 to per cent dearer. During the series
home tradera bought 96000 bales, ronti-nr-i
tal buyers 96,000 and Americana 1.600,
lealng about 18, to) balea for the next ssles.
Today's offerings smounted to 9.614 bales.
Bidding waa active at firm prlcea. Ameri
cans bought mitable parcels. The sales
were as follows: New (South Wales, 1,68)
bales; scoured, 1'sfols Hid; greasy, Ttd'
Is 2.1. Queensland, 1.400 bales; scoured.
Is ldfr'ls lid; gieasy, Vkd1s Vi. Victoria.
T4I0 bale; scoured. 1 4dl loHrf: rreav,
7VI&1 ld. Weat Australia, 400 bales;
greasy, 84lfj'1. New Zealand. 4.500 bales:
scoured, lodfils 6tl; greasy, RdtJls Vsd.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 200 bales;
gieasy, .V'dld. 1'unta Arenas, I'.OOO bales;
greasy, S'.'olld.
HT. LOl'19, March 26-WOOl- Market
unchanged: medium grades, combing and
clothing. !Mtg;J4c; light fine. 17420',ac; heavy
tine, lofrl'ic; tub waslied. 20ft;(4c.
head:
W6.86; lamba. t6 5tKit 00: culls and bucks.
t3.5ii6.50: stocker, t3.26tU4.26.
Bo t nn
Ronton
Koalnn
market eieadv; native muttons, ft. 76 , fihou,..
A Albany.
Maine.
Kleve'ed .
I N. V..
1
10c higher
was active
tliia morn
at th ad-
Forrlaa rtaaerlal.
I JIN DON. March 26. -Money wa In better
uppl yon the market today and discounts
were easy. Trsdlng nn the Stock exchange
maintained yesterdays cheerfulness. Bel
ter new from the nar eat Induced more
confident continental and local covering
operation, while the prospects of cheper
money helped to Improve price. Console.
Russian bonds and Japanese bonds were
corre- noticeable. American securities, although
, quiet, kept firmly above psrity In the for-
. noon. Prices aroopeo on ine r"!cipi or me
Tresaarr ltatBea4. " j w Ynvk. opening, hut hsrdened sgain no
W ASHINGTON. Mrch 241. Todav's state- 1 Well strew buying snd closed steady Dn-
nt of the iressnrv halances In the gen- ver at Rin Grsnne was a reaiure narnrs
least. Pat ker seemed
j to want the hogs snd went sfter them so
- last the movement was sufficiently brisk
; to effect a clearance of the great big
j bulk of the receipts In a comparatively
short time. Towards the close, as Is apt
" 1 to happen when the more urgent orders sre
" I filled the trad slowed up ana tn market
finished a little easier. A very large pro
portion of the hogs sold at t6.6ota4l.7t and
on up as high aa J6.90 for th best heavy.
Today's advance carrtee th market to the
highest point touched so far this season.
Today s top was besten only one monin
last year and that was the month of
pfd ...
N. 11 A tl
t'nlen Pacific . ..
Am. Arse. Cnetn
t. . aeesih I.le Stock Market. 1 00 pM
ST. JOSEPH. March .-'ATThR-R.. J1';".'"'
celnts, 500 head: market steady, steers. J4 ,5 d0 plt '
: cow and heifers, t2.504i6.75: calve Am. T 4 T
1 150t67.50. 1 Amer. Woolen ...
HHIS -Receipis. n.otai neaa; niarsei m -no pro
higher: top. t6 95; bulk of sales. t6.a'A.65. riomlnlnn 1 4V h
SHEEP Receipts. 1.000 head: market . 8w. Kiettii. ...
steady; lamba. g 3ftT7.ss. j "'
. " a i l nited Kruli
glaax City LIt Itoek Market. ' tnited s. M
SlOl'X CITY, la., March N. tspe'-ial 1 do pfd
Telegram, t CATTLE Re' Ir t. 710 heat.'
market ledy ; beeves, (4 6O'a;7.00: ft
nd heifer. J3.o0id.50,
II
OMAHA.
for
September w
M t6.76, N, V. G., 45 45, VN'. W., to 9. 1 eral fund, excluslv of tn tlKwO.'JOO go.d I weie unlet owing to th etllemenl.
Ne.
17..
w. .
4. .
'. .
HI..
I .
tl..
16
U ,
1
tu..
Av.
..114
. loe
. Vi2
..111
..104
IO.
1
.. 61
. .im
..:t
..141
hen J7
Sfc. fr.
... I 60
.. 14
. .. IK
... 4 44
... 4 74
... 4 T4
... 4 16
. .. 4 7.
... 4 16
... Ill
... I 44
.00
Ns.
10...
70 ..
44 ..
74 ..
It ..
60 ..
76 ..
Tt ...
I ..
71 ..
44...
tourhed.
Av Stl
... tu
... 1M
..til
...SOI
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....:
... 4
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Tr
4 4a
4 6
II .
I 41
I 41
4 46
W IK
40 4 46
tl Ik
... 117)4
40 I 17 V,
COT)
feeders. t4.uoia.i0;
vesrllnss. la.OOil 4. 50.
HOGS Receipts, 4.0110 hesd: market fygjur
higher; range of prices, to. 31141 so: bulk of
sale, to. 56(04.70.
Slock la sight.
Receipt of liv stock at the six principal
western marketa yeaieraay:
Cattle.
Boatoa dtocka and Bond.
BOSTON. March -1!. Money, call loan. 2
45S', r.er cent; time loan. 3j4 per cent.
. . Kin Atlantic l.t
. !"Sbin.te Coalition '
..1031411. ft Arliinna 101
..lOiiltral. Hecla 41
. ,ti4 CentefTnlel to
..140 Copper Rang 7T
..124 Heir Wert in,
. lltViPrenklln 1i
..15 Greubjr i
. IKtOreene (enanea IS
. . 44a lale Royale 6
.. 96ViMaaa. Mining 6V,
. . IliMlrhlssa 10
..180 Mohawk 4
. .K Mont. C. C 26
..1.KIV4 Nevada l
. 0Vld Dominion 4 ,
. . 7i,ciei-ala lit
12 1 Parrot I.',
.. H'.guin, y 48
. . 724"Oiinnon 14'4
. tJSTemaraik 78
. .U.'iteTrlnliy 1:0,
.. r..iSt'lilled Copper .... .. 12i
. :':t . g. Mining 4'4
44',l a oil li
.111 1'iali 1
... ".-v.vino.ia 4,
. . SI Wluon
. Tt Wolverine 14:1
. 47
l. . Siael.
do pld
Advrnture ....
Allmiei
Amalgamated
Arliuna I'o'n .
Ki -dividend.
ftouth Omaha..
Utoux Ctty
St. Joaeph
Kanaas City...
nt. iui
Chicsgo
Totals
l.Sno
7-m
5.4)
l
61
1.U00
5390
Hogs.
7
4l
n.0i4
lll.raai
6.o
l.'iO
Sheep.
5.04,
i.'"
2 )
)
5.in
I offre Market.
NKW YORK. Alstili 20 COFFEK Fu
tures opeii.-d dull st unchanged prices to
an advance of 6 points and closed dull al
44. Kl 13,400
aad Melaaae.
agar
NBW YORK. March 36 BI'GAR Raw.
firm, fair refining, J4"V', centrifugal 94
point. Hales were
tm-ludlng May al
Rcntember at .05c
tVd, Fteadv ; No. 7
Mild, steady; Cor-
a i el advance o"
reported of 4 750 bngs.
9f,'&7.K'. Julv si 6 v.
snd Iieremler nt 4.V.
Rio, P.'.r: S.4iilos,
loa. 9,'&i;).
'faledo Meed Market.
TOLF.DO. O . March 2.-fiKF.DS-nover.
cash. t-r..4o. March. 95 4o: April, 96 ; Oc
tober. t5.95 No. 2, 16.27(4; No X 1617V,:
relerlnd. tfi fr-'ij; neglected, J4 (. Frlm
timothy, tl to. Prim alsike, (t to.