THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE; MARCH $9, '1909.
GRAIN AND
PR0DUC1
Europe Again Aid American. Bull
Traders.
HAFT WHEAT DAMAGE EEPOBTS
fjora Barely 11.14 It Om Satarelar.
fciim af Streagth wi la
Wheat rtt aa araaaaa
Nate Tfcara.
OMAHA. March 27, 190.
Li.-opea market again helped th ao
fr.ialic trade to a rood advance and ahorta
Were forced to cover, The strength acroaa
tH water thla week haa worked trongly
to the advantage of local longs, price be
Inc a gooa ao above a week gn today.
Corn la being well supported, owing to the
ttrength In wheat, and country holder
have not aa yet bean Induced to unload
tnelr holding, regardless of the fancy
prices.
, Wheat wa strong Saturday and advanced
ttraa.iy on strength felt from the European
advice, while damag report were nuraor
out. With the confirmation of theae re
port a big bull market can te expected
and the email bear opposition wilt be en
tifslr wiped out. May wheat opened at
I1.1M and cloaed at 11.11.
Corn w barely ateady and only held
firm becauea of the atrength In tba wheat
market, i No advance wa polble owing
to the liberal eaah offering. If receipt
continue valuea are liable to uffr. aa the
market haa an eaty tone. May corn opened
at C2HC and cloaed at 62o.
. tTlmary wheat' receipt were 481,t0 bueh
1 and ahlpment were 149,000 buihel,
against receipt laatyear of 4)1.000 buabela
ajnd shipment of XB.OPA buahela.
Corn receipt were SSl.OOO buahela and
shipment were tM.flao buahela, agalnat re
ceipts ,lat year of W4.000 buahela and ahlp
ment of iPl.lm bushels.
Clearancr were 49,000 buahela or corn, t,0"t
Buanei of oat and wheat and flour equal
to M.OM bushel.
tverpool closed KHd higher on wheat
and unchanged on corn.
Local range or opmnai
Aftlclc. Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloea.l T y.
wmi- I J T" ' : T "
Mar... 1 10 1 11H im 1 US 1 1H
Jul... I o 9s m
Corn l I
May.,. 2H 61VJ W4
Oft- t
May...t fo 81H 1HI M
Omik Casta Prtee.
; WHEAT No. 1 hard. tl.lltll.nH: No. I
hard, ll.oRffli.M; No. 4 bard, $1.091.07;
w. spring, ai.wcri.u.
CORN-No. . oovtci No. fallow, 60
No. t whit. tic.
OATS No. a mixed. Me: No, I jrllow.
f04o No. I whit. 60H3OHo; No. 4 white.
RTB-Nc. t, 74e; No. t. WW. -Carlo
heeetpts.
l. .' Wheat. Com. Oat.
Chicago , 87 146 184
AiumeapoHa M ...
Omaha 17 )04 18
uuiutn o ...
!IIDIl?Ti,l"S1,t fsah: Vo.'l Wa. fl.lTSUl.KH:
J.aeVaXl I V northern, 1 6ffl.l7H; No. J north-
"KW YORK GENERAL MARKET
atatlaaa ef the Day . Varloaa
Commodltlea.
NEW TORft. March n vrtrTBx-
celpt. bbl.; export. 11,700 bbl. Mar
ket firmly held, with mll local ril
Minnesota r,atntA. K erfra fw inn....,
baker, t4.40fc4.T&; winter atralghu. ti.X9
66; winter extra, 14.XW4.6; winter pat
ent, t5.eorj.00; winter low grade. S3 Q
4J6; Kansas straight. tR.2frfr.46. Rye flour.
nrm; faJr to good, Hat-94.60; fancy and
choloe, 14.tOfci4.7a. Buckwheat flour, dull:
ti.W. per 100 lb.
tVRNMRAU Steady; fine white and yel
low. Sl.Ktfl.B0: eoara. 11 trti-l rs.- kiln aAa
H.4PW.7. ' '
RIE-Dull; No. t Western, t7o, f. o. b,
New Tork.
BARLEY Steady; malting, 78Tc, c. I. f.
New Tork; feeding, 74'8'73c c. I. f. New
lark.
WHEAT Recerpta, none; exports, 7,000
du. spot market nrm. no. i red, tl.KH'9
I.SBTh, elevator: No. S red. U.27V4. f. o. b.
afloat- No. 1 northern Duluth. 1.;!64, f. o. b.
aiiou; no. i nard winter, ll.aoH. f. o. b
afloat. There waa a atrona advanre In
the wheat market thla morning, due' to
bullish cablna, commlaslon house buying,
small world shipment and activity of
ru.n. lmmi price were c net higher.
My, tl IHt1.2lH, cloed at tl.31; July,
Il ia 11-lrrfl.i.SH. closed at I1.1IU.
COR N Receipts, 65,250 bu.; exporta, l.n0
on. epoi maraet ateaay. no. x, 75 He, ele
vator, and 71e, f. o. b. afloat; No. x white,
nominal, and No. 2 yellow. 73o. f. o. b.
afloat. Option market waa without transi
tions, closing net unchanged. May cloaed
at 74Hc, July at, 73c and September at
TSHe.
OATS Receipts, 8S.450 bu.; exporU, 8.70fl
bu. 8 Dot market aulet. Mlxett oats. M to
ti lbs., MOf$&TH; natural white, H to U
in ,'to; cupped white, xz to 40 lbs.,
BRAN-Bteady; spring, 127.60; middling.
27.(0; city. $27.7;
HAT8tely; No. J, 0tg5c; good to
enoice, gouc.
HIDES Iull; Bogota, lSHlHc; Central
America, lHo.
LEATHER Quiet: acid, 2iS39c.
PItOV18ION8-Beef. aulet: family. 115.00
eiS.40; meas, 10.6uti 11.00; beef hams, $24.00
OOB.W; pncKet, i.wwit.6; city extra India
mess, ia.60iff2S.00. Cut mats, firm; picked
neiiiaa, ..iu.uu; pickled hams, lo.ti
10.60. Lard, ateady; western, fir 454f)0.&5;
refined, firm; continent, $10.90; South Amer
loa, 111.60; compound. I8.12W98.25. Pork.
steady; family, 119 60; short cleara, $19,003
21.60; mess. $1H.6091S.00.
TALLOW yulet; city (12.00 per pkg.),
RICE-Flrm; domestic, fair to extra, t
Vhc; japan, nominal.
. BUTTER Steady; western Imitation
creamery, flrsta, fc)?le: receipts, 1687 pkau.
CHEESE Firm; unchanged: receipt, H.26I
pug.; weexiy exports, pKgs.
EOQS Firm; western tirui, 19VS20c
seconds, 19c; southern firsts, 19o; sec
onds. 19c: recelDts. U.969 oasea.
POULTRY Alive, steady; chlckene.
broilers. Z69y53c; fowls, l7Vc; dressed, firm;
western chickens, 12c i fowls, lS16Hc,
WEATHER IN TUB GRAIN IbKLT
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Veatares af tha Tradlagr aad Cloelag
rrloea aa Boara.af Trad.
CHICAOO,1 March 27.-Whet prloes ad
VQhred mere than 1e mmx, .ti j -
H. - ' wi mil uv
wrlea during what might be term en
old-faahloned bull market" At tba otoee
i or rrom iho to lHwlHc were
recorded. Corn cloaed ateady, oats firm
nd provision easy.
M.yo active and distinct bullishness
waning in the wheat pit today than
hart f been manireted during any esalnn
y"'w '" i"r waa general Buying
of , the Julv ar i Seitember deliveries
j"niuw.ui mo e-i'r- aay, with d?manfl
Tor- the more dlrtmt rutures particularly
brisk. The fefure of the trading wa the
heavy pirchec -f th Soptenvber option
by the Mt trndir wh was credited with
rMii,,.nsiM(n,'i tne recent "deal' in th
Msv dellvnrv fli, tnt.1 M..MKunA. v.. ,ti
. ' - .--,- uwiv,,D ujr
rna epeteto were said tn have aggregated
more thT) l.OOO.OW bu.- The range for the
dsy en September was wider than for any
f.fh(y filth, t price moving between
V, T t-v. mm mni closed aimng,
September helng at the Wh point. May
HirfM at t'.WS and Ju"v at tl.Ott 05.
f rre the strepirth nf wheat, corn waa
ecif-ly - ore tbnn. steady t any tlm
irltB ,iiv, nnil, in 'art, nn bno or
twn vtr' nn r heavlnes wer
flT'r' ''e r' 'airly- (nrg, llB-0f
JU V c:rT Mi'r . the day seethed
taw-' Vr er-- 'ei- nf wouldbe bull
and left thn arhot little support Th
rtrs wfe at-" wHh nrlec unchanged to
leffi'e Mjher, May being at Wjo and July
at CIVc. , ,
, Selling pressure on th future dellverle
of cats which had feature of trade the
last few day had subsided almost com
pletely today, and. with fair support bv
oroe of the bulla in th wheat pit; the
market displayed considerable flrtnnen.
Trde. however, was not of litre; volume.
Tns. wiarket cleped firm with price up Ha
t VttHo, May being at 64tte and July at
47470,
Piovlslon were firm at tha tart, owing
to efrtOe advance in tha price of live hoys,
hut weakened on atlllng and cloved un
changed to 67Ho higher.
. The leading futurea ranged a follows:
Atlcle. Opea.l High. Low. CTose. Tey.
Wheat
Mr...
- July...
Sept...
Cnrn
May...
. July...
Bi-pt...
Oat
May...
uly..,
Sept..,
Pork-
May..;
July..,
ih&-
May.
July..
Kept..
y..
July...
aVpt..
I
rtiTO-isi
im-ni
VH
I
6ST,-4W
17 87SI
IT W
10
10 SO
l4s
t 40
170
118 UT 11841 117H
1 oev i wyi oshsI l 04
. WVi 66H H
tb o &4
&S 8u 66H &l
' MH MX, t4 63
47i 4H 47 H ' 4tS
PM SHJ XZ
17 14 17 Tt 17 77H I7 82H
17 9t 17 T7 It 80 17 gi
17 17 90 17 0 17 U
10 10 1 10 IS 10 17U
io io it jo a io
10 4XV, 10 M 10 40 10 40
J 40 JatH 9J7H 9J7H
79 90 i ft 9 7
No, I.
Cash quotation wr a follows:
f'LOUR S'eady : winter patent. IS.SGA
B.TH: stralghta, IJ.lta'S.W; spring patetua
L4 "i trJht. U W.i bakera. aoi
.,rBt6r f mrk' Included.
Irf. 19c; prima flrt. JOa
wyF:SBIr,rm: '. Wfilo: twin,
jte ! rn Antrlca. 15Hc; long horna,
90cood,Oi7CchO!C t0 fMf
RTJV-No. 1 Te.
BAJtl.KY Fed or r-lvlng, SJHffl,VUe. flr
to rhilc msltlng. 4flc. . 1
j5EfD!a"- No- 1 "uthwwterh. tl M;
Clo'veV," 0 W,,,,ri- Timothy. Hts!
PROVISIONS-Mss pork, per bbl.. ti7(Kf
ld (loosel. $S.7f.39.4; hort clear aide
(boxed), l9.5ufj9.e2Vs. a
Total clearance of wheat n,l flour were
LTl , 0",)l bu "mary receipt w"r,
. 4lcoo bu - compared with 4U.O0O bu the
porrespondlng ay a year egoT
Estimated reeelpt for Mondy: Wheat
17 car; eorn 134 cara; oata, M cars.
Mta aea pell Ueaeral Marked,
Pk 1 V T I . . . l it, f..
FLOl.Rnrst patente, tt 46 Of. 55:
-- -tH.,n. iiroi Pie
Mond clear. IS.lSfiil tit
Pair and Possibly ITasettled Sanday
Taasperatara Aboat tha flame.
OMAHA, March 27, 1909.
Increasing cloudlnea la ahown In all por
tions of th country thla morning. LJght
now are falling In the mountain districts
and throughout tha extreme upper Missis
sippl and Missouri valleys, with rains In
the lower lake region, and In the extreme
aoumweat Areaa oi low preasure overue
th lake region and th southwest, with a
rtdga of relatively high pressure extending
from tha northwest down over the eaatern
Rooky mountain slope. The weather Is
-wider thla morning In the upper Missis
sippi and throughout the Missouri valley
and wt to th mountain. It I warmer
In th eastern and southern state and In
th extreme northwest. The weather will
continue fair In thla vicinity tonight, prob
ably becoming unsettled Sunday, with no
litiDortant change In temperature tonight
pr Bundsy.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the last three year:, , ........
1909. 1908. 1907. 1900
Minimum temperaUv.,- Al.r .40v4 9s $ M
Preolpiutlon .-..U.S. 7 Xj4 ? It! .ft)
Normal temperature lor today, u Qe-
areta.
Deficiency In precipitation atnee March 1
,M rncnea
Deficiency corresponding period in 1908,
,78 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
.91 inches. . -L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
V . . , i " i
St. Loals Oeaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS, Maroh 97. WHEAT Higher;
track, No. I red, 11.811.34; . No. I hard,
L14Hfl.l9: May, $1.14; July-, tl.OJ'ffl.OZV..
CCIRN Easy; track. No. cash, (fee; No.
t white, MVac: May, 5Vt.'9fi6V4o; July, 6i4o.
OATS Steady; track, No. t cash, fac; No.
white. Kc; May. 62v4ig2T0; July, 46c.
RYE Lower at 7V4c.
FLOUR 8tady; red winter patenta, 95.90
4.46; extra fancy and straight, 55.9lXBo.76;
hard winter clears, 54.0OiQ4.30.
CORNMEAL-13.30.
SlCKOWriraothy, t260ei3.6.
BRAN Steady; aacked, east track, 1.19
tfl.tl.
HAT-Bteady; timothy, 59.50t3a4.50; prairie,
19.0011.00.
HEMP TWINE 7e.
PROVISIONSPcrk Steady: pobhlng,
$17 t7V. Lard lower, prime ateam, $9.87V
9 97V. Pry salt meat steady; boxed, extra
horta. $9.75: cleara. I9.87H; ahort clear,
$10.00. Bacon; ateady; boxed, extra ahorta,
$10.79; clear rib. f'O.KTVi; short clear. $11.00.
POULTRY-Market quiet; chicken, 12Vc;
prlnga, 16c; turkeys, l318c; ducka, 12Hc;
gesae, so.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 23f31c.
BQG8 Steady at 17c, ra count.
R'celntg. Shipment.
rieur. bbl 7.3110 g.000
Wheat bu 4 06,000 S9.000
Corn bu 3&,0u0 33,000
Oats, bu 80,500 19.000
Kansas City Grata ana Pravlsloas.
KANSAS CITT. March $7. WHEAT
Unchanged to 1c higher; No. t hard, till
til Ms No. I hard, $1.10(1.18; No. I red. l.:7
t'l.U; No. 1 red. $1.222?1.S1.
COR.N Unchanged to Ho lower; No. t
mixed. r3H; No. t m xd. 63c; No. 1
whit, 63iG3S4C No. I white, CSo.
OATS Unchanged; No. I whit, 63966c;
No. 9 mixed, tlWc.
RTE 77c.
HAT Steady to firm; choice timothy,
tlO.003110. 60; choice prairie, $9.Z59.60; choice
alfalfa. flS.0Ofjl6.0O.
BUTTER Creamery, 80c; flrta, 28c; sec
ond. tc: packing stock, 17c.
EOOS Extras, lie; currant receipt, 17V4C
flat; seconds and dirties. le.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 84.ono rs.OOO
Corn, bu 18.V0 l9ivy
Oat, bu 7,000 16.0OJ
Option at Kansas City:
NEiORK STOCKS ASD BONDS
Market it Carried Vigrorously and
Quite Comprehensively Upward.
SH0BTS ARE DEIYEIf 10 COVES
Teranlnatloa of Oatgo af Gold aad
Preapeetlva Hetara af R. ' IS.
Harrlmaa Ara Factors la
tha Bliaailoa .
NEW TORK. March I7.-Th latent
forcea which have been gathering In the
stock market Issued more conspicuously
today and carried vigorously and quite
comprehensively upwards. There waa no
eonaplcuou change In the newa to account
for the fresh upward Impetus, but the con
stant manifestation of Indifference to un
favorable new mad a growing Impression
on siaculatlve sentiment and encouraged
the profeaalonal element to embark on
bolder operation for an advance.
Tha dy'e market wa ascribed still' to
professional Initiative In large parts, but
operation were conducted with much
greater freedom. Tha continued carclty
of stacks made the upward movement easy
and It gained force aa It proceeded, the
driving In of belated ahorta oonduclng
much to the more volatile stage of the
movement. Minor low grade storks were
first affected, but the higher grade specu
lative favorite cam into the movement
and th whole market broadened out ma
terially after the hesitation wa overcome.
The prospect of a coming period of world
wide ease of money Is a factor In the situ
ation which Is counted upon ' to stimulate
speculation. With the completion of the
coming April 1 settlement the London
market look for a notable relaxation In
the Itnerost ratts and a probable reduc
tion In th official discount rate of the
Bank of England. The outgo of gold
from (New Tork seems to have terminated
and New Tork borrower find it possible
to secure funds to advents Re In foreign
marketa. The temporary slight hardening
of money rates in New Tork also hss
given place to renewed easing tendency.
Speculative operators were Inclined to
meke much of the reported earlv return
of H. H. Hnrrlman to th financial district
a a press of active steps in various
enterprises In contemplation for the frop
ertles connected with his name. Tha pres
ence In his company of President Louis
Hill of the Great Northern added to the
roeculatlve Impression made by reports of
his movements. The half monthly decrease
of 8,307 In the number of Idle freight
cara reported and helpful factor In the
day' advance. The rise continued with
increasing animation and buoyancy up
to the very end of th day. There waa
some discrepancy In th decrease In the
dally average of loans reported by the
bank and in the actual Increase In that
Item on Friday of over tlo.000,000. The
trust company statement . also showed a
liberal exnanslon of credits. The forces
at work for replenishments of the money
market are so numerous that the lowering
of the banking surplus for the week re
ceived little attention.
Bonds were steady. Total sale, par
value, t2.4S4.00a United State 3 coupons
have advanced H tcr cent on call during
the week.
Number of aalea and leading quotations
on stocks war:
Kales. Rlfh. Low. Cloa.
M.0O0 744 71 Mi
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.
Amalgamated Copper . . . .
Am. c. A r
Am. CAT. pfd
Am. Cottoa Oil
Am. H. U pfd
Am. lo Securities
Am. Unwed Oil
American LAcnmoUr ...
Am. Locomotive pfd
Am. S. A R
Am. 8. a R. pfd
Am. Sugar Rollnln
Am. Tobaeoo pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Oo
Atohlaon
Atchlaon pfd
AllantM Coast Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Dal. A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rnpld Tr
Canadian Porlflo
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey....
Chesapeake eV Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
Chisago a N. W
C, M. A St- P....;
C, C, C. a at. L
Colorado P. A 1
Colorado a 80
Colo. A 80. let pfd
Colo, a So. id pfd
Consolidated Oas
Corn Products
Delaware Hud eon
Denver A R. O
D. A R. O. pfd
DlttllletV ecurltle
Brie
Erie let pfd
Krle id pfd....
Oeneral Electric ,
Great Northern pfd
Oreat Northern Ore etfa.
Illlnola Central
Intarborough Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kacaaa City 80
K. C. So. pfd
LoulaTllle A N
Minn. 80. L
M.. 8t. L. A g. 8. M....
Missouri Pacific
M., K. A T
M , K. A T. pfd
National Lead
New Tork Central
N. Y . O. a W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Paclflo
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gee
p.. O., C. A St. L
Preeecd Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Spring....
Reading
Raoubllo Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Ialand Oe
Rock Ialand Co. pfd
St. L. A 8. r M pfd
Bu Loula 8. W
St. U S. W. pfd
BloevSheffleld 8. A I
Southern Paclflo
Bo. Pacific pfd
Southern Railway
80. Railway pfd
Tennessee Copper
Texaa A Pacific ....
T., St. L. A W
T . S4. L. A W. p(4
I'nlou raeifie
Vnion Pacifle pfd
V. 8. Rubber
U. 8. Rubber lei pia..
C. 8. Steel
U. 8. Steel pfd
Vtah Copper
V a. -Carolina Chemical
Va -Caro. Chem. pfd....
Wabeaa
VWahaea pfd
Weetlngbouae aieoine
Weetern Union
Wheeling A L. K
Wleconals Central .....
Am. T. A T. Co.
400 4SS
mo
4,400
(2
'
MI4
6J
1Vi
Me
6(14 U
49
104
n
WVa
111
li.JOO n Kit 87
800 10 1J
1,009 111 13044 11
400 6 M 06 14
1.00 am MM II
I.SOO 4414 41 43
1.400 10 104 1044
lot
700 10414 104
ll' litH lit
110
4
72
18TV. ldu
IH
V Wt 101 101
Ml
Set
4
ITS'
7.400 11014 m
' "t.m 'ivi '71''
. 70
l.StV) I 4
00 17t'4 171
4,100 14i4 14 141
1W 7014 a
I.S00 14 1114
400 U 15
tOO 81 81
lUO 78 78
11. WO 1S 1U
1,100 18 18
800 17 178
S.IOO 4 4f
00 7
400 M 15
S.tfO M V
100 41 l
4,800 IM 154
7.000 144 148
00 w r
40 144 144 144
800 11 18 11
14
4
814
78
IM
18
178
te
87
It
4!
81
167
144
t aaarrva ahAoai A II Kfsa eash tvk I nr
41elJ58,o43; gold' ooln and bulliou, tU.KxoVad..
hold certlfkatts, 44.Ku,!Oi.
. . , - 4
Rew York Moaey Market. v
NEW TORK, March !7. MONET On
Cull; nominal; tlm loan, dull and easy;
sixty days, gvfc jer cent; ninety days, tWV
t per cent; aix months, t per cent.
PK1.MK MhiRCAMlLK PAPER 3V04
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easy, with ac
tual bna.nesa In bankers' bills ut RfU
44633 for sixty-day bill and at lis.soi
4 8VW) for demand; commercial bills, HbJ
4.8H4.
81LVER-Bsr. 8&Hc; Mexican dollar. 44c.
BONDS Government, ateady; railroad,
steady.
Closing quotations en bonds wt- aa fol
lows: V. t. ret. la. rag llnt M. U. 4s Tt
do coupon lvl'v Japan 4a I
V. 8. le re Ill in 4a Ia
do coupon 101 do id Mrtee.
V. 8. 4a reg ,....11 K C. So. let le .... 74 .
do ,-oupon ISL. 8. deb. 4s 1881.... 15
Allls-Chal. 1st ts Itb. A N. unl. 4a 101
Am. A. 6 1'0M., K. A T. 1st 4s.. .10
Aa. TV A T. v. 4s.. Ii do lit A ref. 4c... 81
Am. Tobacco 4a, "I do ten. 4l 11
do 4 10tMo. Pacific 4s II
At-h.eon gen. 4s 100 N. c. g. I He M
do 8. U Ut ts 88 to deb. 4s 14
do cr. 4c !'!. T. City ta new.. 111
do CT. Sa ..107. T., N. H. A H.
Atlantic C. U 1st 4s. 17 cr. 4s 114
Bel. A Ohio 4 10CHN. A . let 0. 4s. ... M
do la I. do ct. 4 M
do S. W. Ic tl No. Pacific 4s 101
Brk. Tr. ct, 4a 43 do le .' 74
Canada Bo. let J.....WO. 8. L rfdg. 4 14
CeMral of "a. 6e...;.108pcnn. ct. I lll... N
Central Leather ae.,.. M Vo cos. -4a.. 104
O. ot N. J. g. Be lr. Reading ten. 4o t
Chet. A Ohio 4s..:.lKSt. L 11. F. fg 4s. 8
C. A A. Ic , T4Sl. U 8. W. e. 4s.... 78
C., B A Q. 1. 4ei... M do let gold 4 , 4
C. M .A S P. lt llBeaboarl A. L. 4a.... 89
0., R. i. A P. c. 4s.. 7So. Pacific col. 4a.... M
do col. la do 1st ref. 4s 14
do rfg. 4a 2So. Railway 4a.. ......111
ODC. A St. L. g. 4s. 47 do gen. 4e. ......... 71
Cola. Ind. Is 71Urlon Pctlflc 4c 101
Oolo. Mid. 4b 1.. 14 do ev. 4s 10S
C. A 8. r. A c. 4e. i to let A ret. 4s.... N
D. A H. ev. 4s vJO0U A Rubber Is 108
do 1 red e......lol tt. 8. Steel Id g. iulK
D. A R. O. 4s 17 va. -Cent. Chem. te... M
. Tea.baeh let la 111
. 8f do let A ex. 4s U
. It Wester Md. 4s 81
. IHVaat. Blec. CT. 6s.... M
. S3 Wla. Central 4a UK
188 D. A . O. rfg. ta... 4
Dlailllerc te
an p. I. 4c
do sen, te
do ct. Miiet A....
do eerie B
Can. Elec. ev. 6a...
III. Ceo. 1st ret. 4a
Int. Met. 4t
Bid. otfer4.
.1C"Q. A O.
. 71
fdg. os. la.. 101
Local aecorttles.
Quotation furnished by flamual Burn;
Bid. AtkM.
Jr., 414 New York Life, Omaha.
Ik)
... 14 87
... 84 U
.... 108 108
... 10 102
lot
48
... T U
V.. 71 74
.... IT 18
... M 94
... 17 17
... 19 M
... It 81
... 98 101
... 100
T. It 44
... N M
4 to
... 99 101
... M 90
.... 34 U
.... S
... 99 IM
.... 40 41
.... Ue 164
11-
....... IM
,...101 101
... 9 100
.... 16 89
... SB 10
1 91
.... 99 84
l.soo
- 100
loo
7.000
7.900
l.l
40
9
60
87
80
4
74
9
9
40
17
44
74
4014
V
7
99
4
74
Avery Company
Beatrice Creamery, bom
Iieatrloe Creamery, pfd, 6
City of Omaha bonds 4t 1929
Ttnugiaa County 4c 1928
Gate City Malt Oompaay, t
Ind. Tel. 6c 1881 (60 ptd bonne)
Kaheaa City Ry. A tight 6a 1911
Kanaac City Ry. A Light, pfd
Kanaaa City Ry. A Light, cot
Nebraska Telephone Stock
Omaba Oas ts 1917
Omaha K. L. A P. as 1M9....I
Omaha B. L. A P., pfd ,
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. le 1114.
O. A C. B. St. Ry. 6a 1898
Dmiha A C. B. St. ft., (Id, ex-dl'
Dmaha A C. B. Bt. Ry., com. 4
Omaha A 0. B. Ry.' A B. pfd
Omaha Water Company 6a 1916
Omaha Water Company 6a 1946 ,,
Omaha Water Company let pfd
gmaha Water Company 2d pfd
maha Board of Trad Bids. Co. pfd.
Omaha Board of Trade Bid. Co. com.
(tats Insurance Company ,
South Omaha Bewer 4a 191
State Savings Bank Stock, Butte
Swift A Co. (u-dlv.)
Sheridan Coal is 1933
Sioux City 8 too Tarda pfd
Tii-Btatc Land Co. ptd. (com. bonus).
Union Stock Tarda Co. Stook. Omaha.
Union Construction Co., Kansas City.
Losdon Clostas; Stocks.
LONDON, March 7.-Oi the Stock ex
change today American securities opened
steady In sympathy with Wall street and
lost a fraction during the session, but after
small business they closed steady.
Iondon closing stocks:
Coneola, money 14 1-llM., K. A T ...
do account 84 1-14N. T. Central.
Anaconda 8 Norfolk A W..
Atcklaon .v in do pfd
do pfd...:.... 10OntaHo A W..'
Baltimore A Ohlo....ll!Pennaylvanla .
Canadian Pacific 171 Rand Mines....
Chesapeac A 0 71 Rciding
Chicago O. W S Southern Ry...
COL. Mil. A BL P.. 141 do pfd.
ue Been
Denver A Rio 0..".
4o sfd 88 do Dfd
Brie- 8V. 8. Bteel....
d(j let ptd 41 do pfd
. do Id pfd i:Wabash
Orend Trunk 11 do ptd
Illinois Central 147 tpanlah 4a
LouIctiii a H 141 Amal. Copper.
SILVER Bar, Qulst at 4l-16d per ounc.
aiu."Mri- BZ per cent.
The rate of disoount in tha open market
for short bill I I'uVX per oent; for thre
month' bill, 11 u-l per cnL
Clearing House Bank ftateiaent.
NEW YORK. Maroh r.-Th Utement
of clearing house banks for the week show
that the banks hold tl,T7.7ft mora than
the requirements ot the 26 per cent resorvs
rule. This Is an Increase ot l,S7e,00 In th
proportionate cash reserv aa oompared
wiin ihbi weea.
12Southern Pacific.
4 union Pacific.
.... 4f
....Ul
.... 90
.... 90
.... 48
.... 47
.... 7
.... W
.... Si
.... 84
....111
....1.14
.... 97
.... 46
....114
.... 19
.... 49
.... 96
73
The statement follow:
Increase.
end Yat.nts We tYs" ti:-,"K:Z'?Sl
414.45; Hiond clears. tS.16&1.25. '
nalafk Grata Market.
DULUTH. M'nn. Msrrh r WHEAT
Tt1? U?h J' Jf'-loH. a.kd?' Jul7
OAT-o.
'. ' , Peorta Market,
4'4cRU' Mrch n0RN-Inct'': No.
9ATIirJow,ri st"oard'. MHc; No. I
whit. K6MVc; No. 4 whit. 6?4e.
Mllwaakea Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. March IT WHEAT
Firm; No. 1 northern, tl.lt 41 1 11 U ; No.
I northern llll114; July, flcfi;
Put. tl.44(jl Ot; calls. l 0i. vt-
I Mlaaaaaalla Orala Market.
VTWNEAPOU8. Minn.. March 7
waAT-Clo; My, l.lsvl.nw; Ju.'y.
Wheat
May .
July ..
Bept ..
Corn
My ..
July ..
ept ..
1 0
twa4
I I
1 Of.Ttl i (V1 0974 A
93! StB
r! tS 3l! 4?.B
61l 61Hl 1! 6lvA
A kd. B bid.
WolMarket.
BOSTON, Mareh 17. WOOL In the ab.
eno of heavy domestic stocks, locsl wool
trnaotlon ar confined to th foreign
product, while In both Una th demand
exceed th supply. Dealer ar eagerly
awa-tlng th arrival of the new clip and
advice frosn th west show aa advanc
to tt (or Montana and Dakota wool on
th sheep' back. Very little of the old
'tick I available and transactions are con
fined to "'kli lo,- There 1 a steady da
friand lor pullad wool at firmer prices for
all grad't. Ths leading domestic quotation
rn a follows: Domeatie w.iol. Ohio
an Pennsylvania f arce. XX. t4J)3So; X.
xiij'SSei No. 1 washtA. SSy39e; No.
washed. tin uawashed.
half-blood eembing, tic: three-eighth blood
eembing, aei one-quarter blood combing.
vh)c; dolalne, washed, StM0o. Michigan,
Wleconeln. New Tork fleece, fine tin
whd, e47: dlln. unwashad. tbii'ko;
half-blood, cnweshe.1. tQMc; three-eighth
blood, unwashed. Sue; Qne-urlr blood.
toU.!o. Kentucky, Indiana, Mistourl, three
eiglith blood, tt33ue; one-qurtr blood
EKjysvc. B.our4 value: Txaa, fine, lj
month. 424o; fin, t to t month. 5Sg65c;
fin 111. 4o4f'0c; California, northern. 60J
tic; mldrti county. 4ws;t2o; fall free. iSfStc:
Oregon, eastern. No. 1 staple, itft3c; east
ern clothing, 667c; valley. No. L 4iPic:
territory, fin staple, tasorSc; fin medium
staple, Hu3c; fine clothing, io-otec; fin
medium clothing, 663oc; half-blood, ao$3c;
tare-lfhth blood. Miaoo one-quarter
b'.eod. bAjfcie. Pulled: extra. Co; fine A
ewtiSo; A supers. tOtjiKic.
JT. LOUIS, Mo., March t7. WOOL
Unchanged; medium grade, combing and
rlothlnir. 206 !4c; lUlit fine. Iltij.n,;;
heavy fine, IvtjKc; tub waslieU, SilQStc.
1,900 110 l& 1X
64
400 14) 142 141
11.000 71 7 71
4.VJ0 41 41
1,600 SO 78
U.euO iu in
400 48 44
,40) U 18
I00 41 78
4,90) 141 141
1O0 11 II
4.9tO 1J lil
. ItOO 113 111 11
1
900 V 14 87
100 17t 171 171
IM 17 88 16
74,0 114 111 134
404 11 11 0
41
73
78
128
4'.
88
'
141
31
iai
Loan : .tl,98,o,l00
Deposits LfekSaMSOO
Circulation 44.M7.S00
Legal tenders 81,41,610
Specie I7i,4,x)
Keserve Kt,Ut.4X)
Keaerv required .... S36.4Uw.7eC
Surplu 1V779.U76
Ex-U. B. deposlU .... 17,404,821
; uecrsas.
Th percentar of actual reserve of th
Clearing houas lank today was 14.2.
1 Th atatament ot bank and truat compa
nies ot Greater New Tork not reporting to
the clearing houao shows that these Insti
tution have aggregate deposits of 11,217.
Kv.000; total cash on hand, tltT.SU.sjoO and
loan amounting to tl.076.l73,tOO,
1,000
,4,700
100
4
400
16
84
99
1
43
444,
tt
63
71
14
ts
63
i2
tl,60O ltl W
100 113 120 !4
4 4 11 14
1.0II0 82 !4 4!x
1.410 4: 4' 4;
t,S"- 13 1.1 l,
l,9u 60 48 48
l,t0 71 7'. 11
48,700 lti 18J 181
4
143 103
.. 900 104
.. 41.904 4 44 4
.. 1.100 111 )1'. 111
.. 1,0 43 42 43
.. 400 43 41 43
llo
.. TO 18 18 la
.. 4.IO0 4K 41 41
.. l.luO 44 78 si
4
s
.. . 600 4S 48 48
1,100' 181 110 13
Total sales for the day, U5.I0O charea.
Bostoa Stock aad Bonds
noSTON, March 17. Money, call
i ner cent; time loans. 34 pc-r
Alchlios soj. ea .-enamic
do 4, 1W Butte Coalition .
Atchison R. R IM'tral. A Arlrou. .
to ptd lOlltCal. A Htcla ...
Boston A Albany t Centennial
Bo.ton A ktalna 140Copper Range ...
Rneton Blevate l- flt Weal
Fltchbur pfd 8lrTankl
N. T.. N. H. A H.,.163 Oranby
Vn'.on Paclflo 162areanc Canaac
Am. Arg. Cheat Iclale Korele
do pld lk'4Maas alining ...
Am. pneu. Tub 3a(ichlgn
Aner. Bugar "1 klohaek
do ptd " Xont. c. A C....
Am. T A T lKANevad
Amer. Woolen 9old Domtslea ...
do pfd 9'eeeola
neralnioe I. A 8 33ramft
wot yiuncy
.147 Sbanaon ...
1tTamaiok
Ed icon Blec. III.
Man. Bleotrle
do pfd
Mass. Oea
I'niied Fruit ..
t'ntted S. at...
do pfd
f. 8. steel....
do pfd
Adventure ....
A I louts
Amalgamated .
Artaoua Con. .
Basil Clearing.
OMAHA, March 17. Bank clearing for
today war 12.042.101.71 and for th corre
sponding dat last year ti.KS,7ss.U.
... tl Trinity
...184 lolled Cooper ...
... s6l'. S. Mining
... t r. . on
... 6M'tak
...111 Vktorla ,..w
I Winona
... It WolTerln
... 74North Butte
... M
loans 2
cent.
... n
... li
...im
...no
... 19
... ??
... )Ct
... 10
... 98
... 66
... I
...
... K
... 11
... n
... I V
... 41
... Sl
... 4t
... 4
... 1
...141
... 71
t 1S29.1 M
t,liAK3W
tax.llt
S.aM).fv.ll
i.s.'7:-r.u
1.04i 101.71
Monday ...
Tuesday ...
Wdneaday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Total 1J4.1MS4I1I tn.023.in.28
Increase over th correepondlng week last
year, 42.KH.J5L86.
108.
I I.S'4 3M07
l,t4.T0 II
l.HJ,"V
1.4V1.S70 64
1.147.44) 44
I,et2.7b511
Treassrr Stalasaeat.
WASHINGTON. March r.-Today' ta la
ment of th treasury balance In the gen
eral fund, exclusive cf th 1c),C"j,0jU gold
43,03a. 3U0
8,08. 400
44.100
S31,I0
174.KJ0
l,10,6i0
78S.SU0
1.873,2" 10
1,16,760
Ttew Tark ftflnlnar Rtocks.
' NEW YORK, March T.-r-aosIng quotas
tiona on mining stucks:
Alice 190 LeidrlUe Con. 4
Brunswick Don t 'Little Cblcf 10
Com. Tuaufl aiuca. .. Uealca it
to bflid Ontarla too
Con. Cat. A V SO ophlr H
Hern Silver .- . Standard Jto
Iron Silver 100 YslloW Jacket c4
OftereA
011A11A LIVE STOCK MARKET
Killing- Cattle Fifteen to Twenty
Five Higher for week.
HOGS HIGHIST OF TEAS TO DATE
Skeen aad Lambs Strong All Week,
Hlgbest rrtee tine Barlf Laat
Year Ilarlas; Been Paid
tor Botk,
BOIT1I OMAHA. March 27. 19.
Recelots were;
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday ....
Official Wedneaday
tjmciei Thursday ,
Official Friday
Estlmat Saturday ,
Cattle. Hog. Sneep.
.I.0RI 4.702 .t.'0
11.150
13.001
11.25?
k,rir
1114
4.107
4.111
1,X
187
t.0.9
16.3t
l.7;
i,m
401
Six day thla wek.. .15.547 M.I 8T147
0am daya last wek....l4.0T) 1.7 M.060
Bame day t weeks gn..tl.0nt 74,Wt J8.0W
am day t weeks ago..lj,7't 0X,7:) 47.074
Same daya 4 weeka agd..l4.IA4 47.140 M.M7
Pnm day last year 17.M1 13.041 441
Tha following tab! snow th receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to da., compared with lat year:
-'' - laoa. - iw Inc. Dee.
Cattl ro.&4 m.M lt,i
Hoga tV,i7 ;w,13 107.S91
Sheep t7,094 4,4S8 47.SJS
Th following table show th average
price ot hogs st South Omana for th last
several day, with comparison:
Dat. lng. llo.iifaoT.iig.iiaos.tintM.il.
Mareh 34.
March IS.
March It.
March J7.
Man h U.
March 19.
March JO.
March 21.
March II.
March 23
March 14.
March 20.
March W.
March It.
6 !tfi
t 60,
t K
t 4W
44
4
e
t ClXi
80-4!
t 60S
1.67,
r7 i
I7
4 46
85
t 69
I 48
t 48
t 4
t V)
t 25
t 111
ii
4 46
4 64
4 IW
4 tt
4 06
4 TS
4T9'
4 oi
4 m
6 Oil 08
t 6i 1 11 t 271
1 11
04
e 07!
11
t 10
t 17
J 19
IS
8 to
.Ml
t J0
4 Tl
4 tl
4 S4
6 Si
e
6 081
6 i.r
t 0R
t 01
6 W
t 16
I
(13
6 Ul 7 a
6 25
6
t 04
t 04
4 W
4 9!!
4 til
4 W
S 021
I 08
t IS
I
f 08
7 it
7 13
T 31
s
7 41
?li
7 n
1 a
9undy.
Th Official numhar nt nn n' atnob
brought in today by ach road waa a fol
lows . i .
low:
C; M, A ft P
Union Paclflo
C. & N. W. (east)..,
C. 4 N. W. (west)...
C., St. P., M. A O..;
C., B. & Q. (east)...
C, B. A Q. (west)..
Illinois Central
Chicago Great West
Total Receipts -..
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
4 :.
t 19 1 I
'I JO
10
:: 1 :: ::
.. 3
4 m i i
The: disposition of th dav'a recslnts wsa
a follows, each buyer purchasing th num-
K nf V.
Omaha, Packing Co..V
an lit and company ...
Cudahy Packing Co..'.
Armour A Co. ....'......
Schwartzchlld &. Eule.
F. G. Inghram ,
Lohman A Rothsohlld .
Other buyr
Cattle. Hort Sheep.
"7
1
' "i
i
792
1.218
1.68I
1,440
bet
Cottoa Uarket.
HEW TORK. March fs.-COTTON-Th
market opened steady 81 a declln of I
point to an advanc ot 1 point.
Boot -rotton closed aulet: middling un.
lane, 1.70c; middling gulf. I.ftc; sales, 1,100
up rs-
Cotton futures opened steady; March,
B8Sc; April, offered, 40c; May, H;
July, !23o; August, 4.19c; October. t.ll;
tjmm H r 8 (. n & ftUf Tanuevw IM.
GALVESTON, March to.-COTTON-
Blenay: c.
NEW ORLEANS, March K.-COTTON-
Spota were dull: low ordinary, 5 7-16c nom
inal; ordinary. 6e, nominal; good ordinary
7 11 16c; low middling. to; middling,
OS-I60; good middling. 9V4c; middling fair,
luVt.i". fair. 10Tc, nominal. Receipts, l.tii;
toek, 133,007.
BT. LOt'13. Mo.. Mareh M COTTON
Stesdy; mHdlln;, 17-lf.c: sales. 44 hs'-V
receipta. t17 htlos; shipments, S.t'A bale;
lock. 4411:1 bains.
NEW ORI.KAKS. March 27 -CQTTO.V--Spot
market firm; low orJHarv, 6 7-ltn.
nominal: crdlnary. 6c, n'nlnal' wond
("innry, 7 H-'Cc; low mldrlilng, 8c; ml'
dilng. 1 &-., wood nilddi'ng. 8?.r: mid
dling flr. loi'.c; fnlr. 10" vmnlntl: re
ceiot. 5 1t hale- tock. 228,787 l',lf.
ST. 1TMS. Mnrch 27 COTTOV
Pteedy; rrt-x.'ln-. 7-tc; sle. 41 halea;
receipts. 673 hales; shipments, 748 bales:
tock. 44.088 balrt.
1 . ' - .
Sosmr Aad Molasee.
N.W TORK. March !7. L'OAR Raw.
tady; fair reflntnr. IttHc: contHfusal,
St test, l.tOVic; molsfsrs surmr. S JJHc;
refined, stoady; No. . 4.46c: No. 7. 4 46c:
No. 8, i.ic; No. . 4 3r.( ; No. 10. 4 8 6:.;
No. II. 4 to: No 18. 4 lie: No. 11, 4 IOe;
No. 14, 4.10r-: confectioners' A, a. 76'';
mould A. 6 10c: cut loaf. 4 76c; crushed.
6 Nc: ncwdered. 4.05c; granulated, 4.96c;
ouVen, J 20-1
MOLA9SE9 Quiet; New Orleans open"
kettle, food to choice, titJgOc.
Co gee Market.
NEW YORK. Marrh 17. COFFETR Fu
ture opened ateadv at unchanged price to
aa ad van re of 6 points In responae to higher
Kuropeen cable and closed firm at a net
advance of 1:516 pr.ln. BaWs were reported
of ll.co baps. Including Msy st 7.0; July.
4",144(e; eeptember. 10d1.1(io; October,
tCiV?; Dect-mtwr, if-WS.SIc. Ktxt coffee
firm; Ria No. 7, tVUc; Santos No,
4 c; mild coffee, steady; Cordova, 9V
tjl3c.
492
Total U 6,881 491
CATTLE It was a holiday In tho cattl
yard as usual on a Saturday, there being
nothing of any consequence received and
nothing of Importance on kal. Th re
celpta for th week hav been moderate,
showing a small decrease aa compared with
last week and with a year ago. i
Beef steer started out the week with a
good sharp advanc, price on Monday
being ' quoted lOdJISe higher. On Tueaday
there waa a Still further Improvement and
th market on that day waa quoted I6&
40o higher than th low time of th prevlou
week. Tueaday proved to be the high day
and for the next two daya the tendency ot
the market waa lower. Yesterday' mar
ket wa about ateady. Thua at the close
of thp week beef steers 'can safely b
quoted 1 Big 20c higher than the close of lost
week, the medium kind of beevea ahowlng
if-anything more - Improvement than the
heavy cattl. , ,
Cow and heifer experienced about the
am up and downs 8 beef steers, advanc
tng very sharply th first two day of tha
week, loalng part of the advanc later on.
but still closing ltVJKAo higher than last
week. Veal calve hav been good sellers
all week at strong prices, while bulls hav
ahown an advance ot 10l6a In many oases.
A Very fair volume of business was
transacted in atoekars and feeder. The
fset that beef steer sold V better advan
tage caused freer buying on tho part of
the country, but still Ihere wa ho very
great change In value. There wa, how
ever, a strong feeling for th better grade
of feeding cattle, and all uch met with
very ready aale.. At the cloae of th week
the yard are well clenned up and tho
market In a good healthy condition.
Quotation cii cattl; Good to cholo corn
fed stsers, t4HS1.6; fair to good cornfed
steors, 16.60325; common to fair cornfed
teers, t4.60i5G.eo; good to choice cow and
heifer. t4.60V54.BO; fair to good cow and
heifers, 4.s034.S0. common to fair cow and
heifers. IS.2t.itf3.80; stock hclf.is, 13.004.00;
veal calves, tt.66dJ7.fiO; bulls, stag, etc,
12.7604.86; good to choloe stockers and feed
er, M-6O06.4O: fair to good stackers and
feeder, t4.00tpt.te; -common ' to fair stock
r and feeder. t3.3S&4.tO.
HOGS Hog sold 6c higher this morning
and wltll th market wa not exactly ac
tive there wa a fair movement and svsry
thlng in sight sold In very good season in
th morning. Bom ot th batter hog pos
sibly may have shown a little more ad
vance than that notod above, but, on th
other hand, quit a good many aaleamen
thought that they were not tbl to gel
quit to higher on their light hog. It
might be well tor ahlpper to understand
that light hog on th common order are
selling to poor advantage, while th best
light and butcher-weight hogs are selling
to vary good advanttg, being sought after
especially by shippers.
Receipt .of hog thl week, while falling
nearly 6.000 head below the record of last
week, hav ahown gain of 23.000 head
over tha corresponding week of last year.
Th market haa been advancing very rap
Idly. Th wrek tarted out with prlcea
JJIOc higher and there was a still furtlic
advance on Tuesday.- A part of this ad
vahee waa lost or. Wednesday, but stnci-
Fbr Rent-April 1
: --
3rd floor Paxton Block
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY Y. W. C. A.
Suitable for Lodge.
Glub Room or
Offices
Close (o 16th St.
Ftrnim Slreel EUvaior
Famam Smith E1 Co.
1320 FARNAM ST.
Tel--Doug. 1064 -Ind. A-1064
Room 645 Paxton Block - Tel. Doug. 1893
that day prlcra have again lorged upwan
at a rapid rate, so tiiat at the close th.
market on an average Is !M)3uc hlghe.
than It was at - the cloae of lat week.
More than that, hug ar now selling at
the highest point e.r th year. They are
also 11.60 higher than one year ago and
In fact the highest for the last wrek In
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I M
Big Conor Machinery riant for Sal.
ixing quarter minion dollar buslnee
annually. High
mercantile
l'ii-
ratlna
neer In thl buslnes. Established by
present ownera. Each year shows big In
crease. Vat earnings. Book and records
open for full Investigation. Reason for
selling, owner's other Interest conflict.
Liberal term. No broker. Mutt desl
with principal only. Big opportunity for
right barty, address, Concrete, c. Guentlier
Bradford cV Co., Bohlller Bldg.. Chicago.
MUST RAISE CASH
By eelllng my holdings In an eastern
manufacturing concern who maintain,
a branch In their building In Omaha.
Have paid substantial dividends for th
years. Are known wherever machin
ery la used. For full particulars, ad
dress, Lock Box 146, Omaha.
8HEEF-"-Onlyi two cars were reported in
today and they were lamb bougntibelor
arrival at t.6u and will be taken batk Into
the country to b shorn and ted out. li
ruLcUita. tlua. week., havj. bgenL vary. .liberal,
showing a moderate gain over last week,
but a considerable failing oft as compared
with th cortecponding weak of last ysar.
Tho quality of in arrival has been very
fair on an average, a very conldrable
proportion ot th receipt consisting of
pretty good killer, both sheep and lambs.
The market ha been ent.refy to th Ilk-.
Ing of ellrs; In faqt it ha been a ellr
market from start - to ftnlah. Evry-day
prlcea hav been quoted anywhar from
steady or strong to considerably higher,
barring Wednesday, when- there wu a
light reaction. Facksrt hav been very
free buyer, apd whll receipts have been
quite liberal, they hav been non too
Utrge to supply the jtemand. Thar has
also ben cons.dorsble buying on th part
of shipper of such stuff a would do to
shear and feed put. Th vary good buying
demand whloh haa prevailed all th week
ha apparently bcn th main caua for
the steady upward movement In values.
The week closes with a very good fueling
and with prloes generally lea and In ex
treme case a much as 400 higher than last
week's rlos.
In regard to the price paid it might b
stated that both sheep and lamb hav Sold
at th highest point touched lho early
last year.
Quotations on sr-eep" and iambi!' Good to
choice lambs. 17.b0iS7.S5; fair to good lambs,
7.2i$r7.BO good to ehole light yearlings,
tS 7MrrT.lt good to cholo heavy yearling,
10.5O4rT.fl0t good to cholc wether. 14.0cx28.Sj
fair to good wethers, 15.75(14.00; good to
choice ewes.- U.VXtfs.M; fair tn gnnd wt,
t6.ooT4j.50; cull and buck, ll.OO.W.
Riprnttlv a)s;
No. . Av. Pt.
87 wtrn lambs S3 T 0
- it. Joseph .lr llook Market.
ST.' JOBBPH. Mreh H.-CATTLE Re
ceipts. 0 head; market steady) steers,
t4.604.TS', cows and heifer, W.sOJ.T8;
calve. WtWT.fiO.
HOGS Receipt. 1.000 head: market
ateady to to higher) top, U t&l bulk of sales,
10.6O-.4 .
SHEEP-No receipts.
! Pity Llva at or It Market.
eiOUX CJTT, la.. Mtrch . (Special
1 Telegram.) CATTLE-jpecelpt, 100 head;
market ateady; beeves, K.S037.Q0; fat cow
and heifers, .. 50; feeders, ti.mt.W;
yearlings, 13.0Oi34.T5.
HOGS Receipts, 1,000 head; market
strong to 5c higher: range ot price, IH.fr if
I. KB; bulk of alea, 6.60tf6.73.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Sheep and Lamb Steady
Horn FIt Cent Higher.
CHICAGO. Maroh 27.--CAr"LB-Rcel)t.
estimated at 100 head; market steady;
beeves, HKV97-00; Texas ter. t4.40t6.IO;
western steers, $4.0036.50; stockers and
feeders, US6.M; cow and heifer, tlii
6.60; calve, 16.753.00.
HOGS Receipt, estimated at 7,000 head;
market tc higher; light, 1'166(S'7.00; mixed,
t.7ttSi7.10; heavy, t6.7H'" li rough. S.75
4.90; good to cholc heavy, W.0:-U7.15; pigs,
$6.Ve 55; bulk of salon, ld.RWM.06.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, esti
mated at 1,500 headt market steady;
natives, t36O0.lS; wtrns, 13.8W.90;
yearlings, to.lMT7.2S: lamb, native, 15-75
8.00; western, t5.Tfrga.20.
Kaasas City Llva Stack Market.
KANSAS CITT, March 17. CATTLE
Receipts, 700 head, Including 100 southerns.
Rocelpt for th waek, 16,000 head. Mar
ket ateady; cholc export and dreesed bvf
steers. tc.0041.7sj fair to good, t5.004j6.00;
Western iteer. to.00e.60; stockers and feed
ers, tl.iTjgS.eO; outhrn steer. $4 5010;
southern cow, I8 2ta4.75; native cowa, 12.50
t?5.0; natlv heifer, tS.7t.15; bulls, 14 .10
il4.l0; calve. ia.7B07.fc).
HOGS Receipt, 1,000 head. Receipt for
?he week, 70,100 head. Mrket weak; top,
14.W4; bulk ot sales, $3.5O4i.90; heavy. W0
WOK;- packer- and butcher, i.K4i90;
light, 1.V5.S0; pips 15.000610.
BHBKP AND LAMBS No receipt. Re
ceipt for th week, 14,200 head.
St. Loot Lire Staek Market.
BT. tOUIS. March 17. CATTTiE Re
ceipts. ?C0 head. Including n Teians. mar
ket ateadv; nntlve shipping and exiwrt
steers, W.nOt7T.lt; dressed Iwef and butcher
steers. tt.0tVfl1.25; steer under 1.000 pn'ind.
t3 6nf(6.00: stocKer nnd feeders, !3.Kir5.76:
cows and helfera, !,Ki?t.&!i canner KM
.?.75; bull. MOOfffS.50; calvee, 15.26ft.oo:
Texa and Indian steer, tJ.7Mi.60; cow
and helfere. 2-7BifJ..
HOGS Receipt. 1.000 head; market BfilOc
higher; Me and lights, t4.tnT.S0; pack
ers. M.fl(VfJ7.00: butcher. W.(W7.1fl.
PHEITP AND LAW BS Receipts, S"ft
bfl; rnerlfet edvi native mutton. W.75
(B6W; lem''s. I8.IW1"; r"l!s and bucks,
tl.50fiS.eO; tocker, S.ffVft4.tJ.
Stock Ik Sight.
' Receipts of live stock t th six prln-
nith Omaha.,
t'otir CHv
f. .T.ph
Kanaaa City...
Pt Ixiula......
Chicago ......
Totals
Cattle.
.. 117
.. InO
.. Jnl
.. TOO
. . too
... 100
..1,417
Hog. ttheen.
.2T 401
t.ooo . ....
1.000
t.ooo too
1 000 inn
T.OOO 1,500
LlVaraoal Orala Market.
LIVERPOOL, Mareh ST.-WHBAT-Bpot,
steady; No. 1 red western winter, t 4Ud.
Futures, ateady; May, Sa td; July, ttfd;
Bept em her. 7a 11 d.
CORN Spot, firm: new American mired,
via Galveston. 5 lo4d. Future, dull;
March, nominal; May. 5 t4d.
IT '
tf B
1 riiirew llippiy
Oil aad Rwsla.
OIL CITT. Pa.. March 17. OIL Credit
balance. fl.Tt; run. 0,67t this.; aver
age. If. 600 this.: shipments, lt5t bbls.;
average 20 00 bbl.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. March IT. -OIL Tur
pentine, firm at 17 He.
ROSIN Firm. Quote: B, It.llVi; P.
flit; K. 13.10; F, UI7H; G. l 40; II
tl 6u; I, 14 10; K. 15 05; M. 6 TO: K,
15.75; Wa, 15 .40; WW. fi ll.
nI!l,f'JlHlrl''lMIfJi
01
offers for sale, beginning tomorrow morning,
all the STOCK AND FIXTURES o1 the
IP.
ol. IKaiiPlbcHelhL Co.
Tlilpfeeiitli and Howard Street
' Manufacturer bl Wagons and Autos
Last week the stock of P. J Karbach Co. was taken
over by Andrew Murphy &. Son at a very low price and is
to be sold at once reeardless of itsTvalue. The building
muit be vacated April 1st and all its contents must be
sold and removed. The articles offered for sale include:-
; Two Safes, two Flat Top Desks, Office Chairs, Cabinets,
1 Automobile Supplies, Automobile Tops, Automobile Shields, one
Z x ; 15 H. P. Electrio Motor, Blacksmith Forges, Drills, Vices, Anvils,
j. Tools, Shafting, Pullies, Belts, Woodworking Machinery, Wagons
m of all kinds, one four-seated, Closed Carriage--in fact, various
: . articles in stock of Karbach Auto and Vehicle Co.
. - j . .
. Call early Monday morning at the Karbach old location, 13th and
I Howard Streets and make us tin offer on anything you want.
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