1EAH AN DPRODl CE MAR& ET
v
Little Action in Wheat After the
Tint Offering:..
OFEJTS WEAK, BUT MAKES RALLY
Dallees Prevails nil OoTtra.t.t
,Hfiirt iiFarm RHmi' ran
Oat, Then the dead la
Dissolved. .
OMAHA." March 8. 19W.
There a'art litis aet'oiV lii the wheat mar
ket after the Oral offerings had been ab
sorbed. The market opened weak on lower
rablnj. Lut , rallied later on local covering
by short. I Millness ' prevailed until the
government report tn farm reserves was
leaned.
Cash corn ("flowed some Improvement and
sellers fmiiid plenty 6f buyers at a shado
bettef price. Optlona prove slow and taxed
off, , ,
Wheat opened weak on tower cables and
further1 HiuMatlon. With the government
report th market advanced sharply, ail
fljjnrea senVout being construed bulil'h.
The corn market weskeped further In
face of a better demand and some buying.
Ch stuff was a ready sell, with bids a
trifle over yesterday. . Receipts, are very
liberal, but are expected to drop off In the
next few day.
Primary wheat receipts were 717,0n0 bush
els and shlxrumts ware S4MW bnihei,
sgalnst reoefpte lat year of 663.000 bushels
and1 shipment of tatOH) bushels
afrmkry corn, receipts were 702 0"0 bushels
and shipments were 4ST,J0u bushels. against
receipts last year of k.M.OtA) bu.he!a and
shipments of 54t.000 bush.
Clee nances were 864,000 bushels of Porn,
toro bu'thelk of Data and wheat-and flour
eiial to 86,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed unrhanired to & lowov
on wheat mt M lower on corn.
Local sang of optlonst ...
Articles. Opeih. High. LOW. Close. Tea y.
May...
'July.'..
Corn-
-May. it
July...
Oats -i
-."May...
'10Wt 1 IT71 1 1 T7. 107
' Wv 1 OlVfcr 93 1 01 1 00
- . G7V, ' .,6H "(37 '. RR 67H
co 1 6014 eo ooy, no,.
, ' 1 '
4S 3 4 4!C4 43H
-s 41V. 4H, 4lVt iMi 414
Omar a, Cask -Priee.
WHEAT No. 'hard, U.0ffJ0r; No. I
hard. $1.0(rl.08H: No. 4 hard, 87fll.2; No. I
spring, $fc04fc'S1.05Vai No. I spring, .i)Hii
1 04: No. 4 sprlnrf, &78$1.02; No. 2 dufum,
CORN No. 8 white, 140; No. 3 white.
6itft!6c-f o. 4 white, 60tf!3c: No, 3 color,
62Vk4i3V-o; No. $ color, 61Vft21c; No. 4
color, TiOn' No. f yellow, 62lSc; No. I yel
low, fcflfcpf'JKc: No. 4 yellow, 4?T0o; No.
i,-,f2o; No. J, 62HS2c; No. 4, 4&8&0a; no
grade, 402(4RC.
"OATP-Btandardf 42To; No. S white,' it
4ZVtc: No. 4 white. 4l(M3c; No. 3 yellow,
4lV42c; No. 4. yellow. 41c; Np. 8 mixed,
VALB;t'-N'or4, oJS9o;No. 1 feed, B70
67e. , . . . ,
RYB-No. I. 7BS.Ho; No. . 74(S75a.
Cstriot Heocipta.
..... Wheat Corn, Oats.
Chicago ., 7 47 240
MlnneSDofla.' 1!... "...j.. '.....' 8S0
fiiiluUT.-.. M v
CHICAGO GRAIN' AND PROVISION!
Featrfara of the 'fradlna; tn Closiao'
- Trtoea on Board at Trade.
,CHIpXoo;: March 8.--Oovrnment figure
en triln reaerves on the farms gave an
Unexpected impetus to prloes In all the
pits teday k few mlnotea before the close
and sent thfflh Boartng to heights from
hloh,tny f a pldVy receded. Wheat lumped
from io to 274o in the fhirry and finished
from He to ia up. Corn gained similarly In
the excitement over .what. w,M , considered
a bullish report and lost more of Its gain.
ata entered) Into the sudden uplift 'and
Also receded' QuIcKly. Provisions gained
ejtr'enirth and finished strong. 4 .
The excitement which preceded the cloae
In the wheat pit followed erfeaslor' whtrrh
was praetloally without a salient feature.
The frovernmentaj f Inures plaetng the farm
reserves a l78,090,flOO bushels were -about
10.000,000 buahela below- other estimates. A
kxial drop eotpert aomo time ago- gave in
Mtrrfatewhloh was l.OiXI.OOO lower than the
official flgaresaad. tKla tuui prepared some
f- th;targwr renoems for the actual flr-
mvmn, so mai tney were unimpressed by
the meh of buyers. Frlces Jumped In re
ponfe' to the' demand and May quickly
mounted to 11.13, 2o. above the low point
of the day, while July and September made
ftarly -as epactaotilar progress.- May cloaed
Wlo tip at.fl.i2m July finished with a
falrr of IV at 1.6'4,- and September had
a' noY advance at the cloae of 17k1j2c at
I1.01H. ,
The government, figure pn the corn re
serve were - as great or a greater sur
prlr'e than Ue w heat estimates and a elm-'
liar upturn- followed and figures for .the
tuture shot -up from 2SiO to t above the
w potnts.i May tan up from tilHc to 64o
arwl than sank to a close at S2o, the other
futures eopymg It closely. Cash corn dis
played! seme strength and prices advanced
Wrs, dnud being generally good. No. I
v yellow sold at U)fifgH. The closing decline
In the future left them Well away from
- he low1 point, 'With May Krtte up at Ottc;
the more distant deliveries showing less
ftrength," 1 ; .
" Oata advanced and receded with mrvrt
vdateneas. May traveled between 4,'iHc
and -40c,-' distant options making similar
S1U1. - The- tenor of May was- weak, and
o off at 444o, while 'July and September
oee4 strong and near the high point, July
JtO' up and September He up. -
'Tn ' provisions, final figure oh the May
Froducta -were: Pork, ea4.92", ljio up; lard
$18 45, 12Ho higher, and rlba, 14.00, . 16o
fclaber. .
. Leading futures ranged a follow:
19 "r," Zc: 'H'orrTls- I7ol packln; stork.
Hec'lpts. HhlproetiUi
Wheat, bu , tono U.
Corn, bu 44 O'O ' 44 0
Oats, bu t.VO U.tOO
NKW YOItfX GK F.H A I. MARKET
tnetatloas nf the Iey oa Varices
t'ommodltlea.
NRW YOltK, March -FIXJUR-Market
quiet and unntled; spring patents. $f Sx
l0; winter strslghts, 16 J.Vi6 4fi ; Kanssa
sirslrhts. t5.0AiiS.2O. Hecelpts, 84.RS0 WiJs :
shipments, JM Wls. Rye flour, firm; fair
to good, $4.2oS4.4&; choice -to fancy, 4 W3)
4 tvi.
COTlNMKAIv-Strady; fine white and yel
$3 40 11 r,6,1',i0; course, tl-4y1.50; kiln dried,
KTR-Puil; No. 2 western, 90c, nominal,
f. o. b. New York.
VVHEAT-SpcH market firm; No. t red,
fl .2t;iy SRlee elevator, domestic, and nom
inal, f. o. b. afloat; No. .1 northern. Du
luth, and No. t hard winter, $1.2H. nominal,
r. o. b. afloat. In options wheat was firm
all day with evening up for the (rovern
ment report, but after an early break In
prices the market was steady, and late In
the day was excited and firm on the re
port figures, cleslng at Mil'o net advance.
May. tl.i;K1.2tV cloaed at tl 20H; July.
tl-llVgl 1.IH. closed at f1 ir,;; September,
fl OSVl.&lV closed at $1.0tV Receipts, t.OOO
bu; shipments, 10.SO0 bu.
CORN Spot market steady; ateamer, 6Rc,
nominal, and No. 4. 62Ho. both elevator ex
port banls: No. 1. ff.Un aak f n K aflnnt
The option market waa firmer on covering
by shorts, closing nervous at 4jc net ad
vance. May. 71'ti73c. closed at 73c; July,
oloned at Uc; September, 75140. Receipts,
,7M bu.; ahlpinents. 106 ft 4 bu.
OATS 8pot market weak; mixed, 28 to 32
Ins., nominal: natural white. 2R to 32 lbs.,
60ii52c; clipped white, 94 to 42 lbs., 60Vu&3c.
The option market was without trano
tlons, closing a net hUher. May, EOc
Receipts. W.125 bu.; shipments, 14,2i)0 bu.
HAY Steady; prime, $1.15; No. 1, $1UV44
1.16. - .
HIDES Quiet; Central America. 12Hc.
I.EATHEK gulet; hemlock firsts, K
tSc.
PROV7TON9 Pork.' firm; mes, t'J60:
family, $2r,.60tf27.O0; short clears. t-"5 26fl 24 00.
Eeef. firm: mess, tl4.Ofrfn4.Fi0; family, $18.00
0"l.5O; beef hams. :i.M. Cut meats,
firm; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 lbs., 14.76-g
IBM); pickled hams, $18.00. Lard, strong;
middle west, prime, $13,901 14.00; refined,
barely steady.
TALLOW Quiet; prime city, hhds., Tc;
country, fii'ij7e.
KICK Quiet: domestic JVi'SSIie.
BUTTER Steady; creamery special, 13c;
extras. 22c; third to first. 27a31c; held,
second to special, Jfl'iiSIc; state dairy, com
mon to finest, 21"Sj31c; process, first to spe
cial, 2Ci27c; western factory, 2-U23Vio;
western imitation creamery, 24!fi2c.
CHEESE Firm; state, full cream, fall
made specials, 17Vt)18c; funcy, 17 'o; good
to prime, Wt1fi9e; current make, best,
lRUftlKo; common to fair, 13'J15c; skims,
full to special, K'-uHHo.
EQG-rirm; western flrsU, 2SV424c; sec
onds, 23c.
POITLTRY Dressed weak; western Chick
ens, 16?17c; fowls, 14318fec; turkeys, 18i'26o.
WEATHER IN niHJ GRAIN BELT
Partly Cloudy Wednesday and Colder
ta Northwest Portloa.
OMAHA, March 8, MIO.
The oool wave that moved over the con
tral valleys Sunday night and Monday, con
tinued eastward and la now affecting the
Ohio valley, lower lake region and the At
lantlo and east gulf states. The tempera
ture has risen In the upper Missouri valley
and west to the mountains, and slightly
warmer weather Is general throughout th
west. No precipitation worthy of mention
has occurred In any section within the
last twenty-four hours. ' Cloudy weather
prevails in the eastern states, upper valleys
and throughout the northwest: elsewhere,
generally clear weather prevails. Partly
cloudy weather will continue In this vicinity
tonight and Wednesday, with no Important
change In temperature.
Temperature and precipitation as com
pared with the three preceding year.
, ; , A two- 10- 190$. 1907.
Minimum temperature.... 81 28 it 24
Precipitation 00 T .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 22 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1
.17 of an Inch. '
Deficiency corresponding period In 1909,
.27 of an Inch. . .
Excess corresponding period In 19ns, .04
of an inch. L, a. WELSH,
, Local Forecaster.
TIIK HEE. OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MAltCTI 9, 1010..
NEW TORK STOCKS A5D BONDS
Dallnesi Overcome! the Market After
Lively Hour at Opening.
STEEL RISES LATE IN THE DAT
Its Advaare la Fee of Heavy .ra
to Realise llaa Rarssraglsg
Effert oa Specalatlag;
eatlmeat.
Articles. I Open. I High. Low. Close. Yes y,
i rru.1
' JlVV... S4 so
! Hia...
; July...
! Hlbs
May...
July...
ft 85
It 26
It 80
Vheat 1 - -j
Alr..i rHf 1 1S-'-1 W'4
fTuiVv.. 1 oa's.y 1 tH i oas
July...BaH(niia
pt.,.r4iii ...
Oata
May...f44H .
rJMly..f' 411, ,
rvpt... 89
Pork 1
6 I W
48 I ... 43H
42'e ' i4d
4Wt t
I
24 92Hi 24 75
24 '
It 46
13 S7V4
It 02
IS 96
24 75
13 t7H
U 17
12 M
.M75
I
1 12'1 104
1 06 1 03t
1 01s va
I
; 9tst iff
64!4 $
! 04
44 44
42 41'J
40V.I 89
24 021 24 80
24 971 24 82
It 48
18 32
1 32
13 25
It 88
It 77
1 . n6. . .. ''
i -?"h luotatlon ere a follows:
Fl-Oru-,Esyi . winter patents, $5.80
J75J winter slraighta, $R.10f6.40; spring
I ktralghts. 4 SUi&.6; bakers, $3.g64i,40.
; 'K'E-7Ntf7So; feed or mixing barley, 68
- We; fair to choice malting, 4&8c -
SEEPH ria. No. 1 north aestern, tJ.09;
northwestern, $3.13. Clover, 112.40.
',A!Ji?VISlON3-Mest pork, per bbl.. ta4.60
'.P-t"1-. per 100 lbs.. $139. Short
1)S!'. fl?" ilWi,ll fW'l3 - Short clear
aides (boxej). $13 871T13.60.
Toti'.f l'?l5!,?"." ' wnt and flonr were
i-Vf' O . bu. Prunary receipts were
.717.000 Bu.. compared with 858,000 bu the
corresponding day a year ago. The world
i!aetlU:oo5Sbu,lU -OsUef.
FjstUnateJ receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
neaT- ""; ttU-119
-Ckloa Cash Prkjete-Wheat : No red
ll.lHl.i; No. t red. tll.'fjl 16- No I lrA
il.l0fll.llH; No. 3 hard!a$l08jnb No i
northern spring. $1.13-1.14; No . north.Pi
spring $1.U3U3; No. $ '.pn uZsfi?
Corn: No. J cah. 67fiM.4o; No 4
f.0. j white, If -'Kc; o. 4 whlteV
No, $ yellow, iqu. Oats: No 1 .h'
44o; No. i white. 4T46c; No. t whUo
H4V: 4 whltv 42HSo; landard
SZTFLir' "Wei
KUUsi-&ieady receipts. tT4 cases- 'at
pSS!a s
4 Kaaeaa fity tirala aad Prertaloas.
KuinUially Uesl.tmgid; , Not t harJ tli j
10. No. I. $J.0.i,wluT; No. re," 1 1 Ufi 1 18
Nc.lt ti.loiftf.w: M.f.-llff. lers- yulT
.TVP4sni';,f J- nl,. 'S4t0;
Ho. 1 mixed 4,5Se. '
HAT-'hoIre ilmothy, $110614 S0: cholc.
KOOS o kighert eurrent receiDta. KM
per rase. "
taUl'TEO-Unohanged; creamery, extran
84. Loots (iearrsl Market.
BT. LOUIS, - M01. March - 4. WHEAT
Cajih steady; trfk;. No.:t :red; $LW h25;
No. 3 hard. $1.0Xil.l6. Future, higher:
Mart $1.10; July. $1.03.' .11
CORN Cash, weaker; track: No. 2, 58c;
No. t white. &2r83c Future, higher; May,
63c; July. 6e. ( .. fc
OATS-Caah, lower; track: No. 2, 44c;
No. t whta 48c. Futures, higher; May,
44c; July. 42o.
RYE Lower. 80c.
FLOUR Unchanged; red winter patents.
$8 i6 00; extra fancy and straight, $4,903
6.00; hard winter clears. $3.80(24.20.
BEED Timothy, $3.10(33.28.
CORNMEAL $3.26.
BRAN Firm; sacked east track, $1,100
HAT 1. Strong; timothy. $15,00(818.50;
prairie, $13 OOi 14.60.
- ItApOINO c.
TWINE Hemp. Tc.
PROVISIONS-Pork. unchanged; job
bing. $24.75. Lard, higher: prime steam,
$18.274) 13.37. Dry salt meats, unchanged'
0.', extra hrts, $14.12; clear ribs,
114. U: short clears. tl4 mix nu,r.n
changed; boxed extra shorts, $15.37: 'olear
nun, i0.oi-?s; snorx clears, iid.hz.
POULTRY Steady; atilokens, 13c; spring
17e: turkeys, 19c; duck, 16; geese, 7o.
BUTTER Lower; creamery, t0&32o.
EQQS-Hlgher; 21o.
... Receipts Shipments
r mur, DDI lo.KOO 12.71X)
Corn, bu 71,600 91.30,)
uaia, du 33,00 . 60,100
Visible Supply of Grain. .
NEW YORK, March 1-Speclal cable and
telegraphio . communication received by
Bradstreets ahow the following changes In
available supplies as compared with pre
vious account
Available supplies: Wheat,' United States
ui noumea increasea 81.0UO bushels:
Canada ftncrAjiAd lvi ftirt- k,,ok.i. n,.,n
United States and Canada Increased 211,000
bushels. Afloat for and In Europe Increased
t. 800,000 bushels. Total American and Kuro-
eupvuiee increasea s.iui.uuu Dushels
, or3l; Vnlu? 8tatM Canada Increased
1,868.000 bushels.
: Vnlted States and Canada Increased
70P,00 bushel.
The leading Increases and decreases re
ported this week follow: Increases, Kings
ton, ttJ.OOO bushels; Port Colbome, tw,000
bushels; St. Joseph, 6O.O0O btiRhels; Minne
apolis private elevatora, 60,000 bushels.
Decreases: Portland, Me.. 99,000 bushels;
Qooderlch, 54.0U0 bushels; Port Huron, 60,000
bushels.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, March T. WHEAT
May, $1 u; July, $1 121.12; cash: No. 1
,har,d I1.13W114V: No. 1 northern, $1.12
iiTV,N?S northern. M.M4&i.ii; No. i.
CORN No. 1 yellow, 6Miffo.
OATS No. t white, 42i4Jic.
FIAJC-$a.l8T4. - ."
RYK-No. I, 73SV75C.
BRAN In 100-lb., sacks, $22 00(522.50.
FLOUR First patents In wood, f. o. b
Minneapolis. $6.40(tf5.60' second patenta, $5 to
f. 1 cleara, $4.354.46; second clears.
So. lUffl 3. 40.
Philadelphia r rod are Mipk.i
PHILADELPHIA, March 8 BUTTER
' "i wesiern creamery.
S4c; nearby prints, S60.,
I-Vll kMrm . 1 ,.,v... Tn ...
..V i J, cunsyivania and
other nearby firsts, free cases, t4o at
......,-iuii, in rriurnsDie cases,
t3o at mark; western firsts, free cases 2o
at mark; current receipts, free cases 23c
at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full cream,
choice, 17c; fair to good, 16UlTo.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. March 1-WHBAT-Spot,
dull; -No. t red western winter, no
stock; futures, eieacry;' March Is d; May.
Ts rVd; July. 7. 4d '
COllN SH)t. steady; American mixed
northern, &a 6d; old American mixed. 6s
8a ur' dull: UroD' n,m,n,,J. July.
Toledo need Market.
TOLEDO. O Mh s awrj
f"h- 17 87; March, $7 57; April. $7 26r Oc-.
1.1 V. ' '; "- T re
jected, t '.15,17.17; NFO. $6 0l)o7.00. Timothy.
'.wrka'rch: 1""k'' Pr"
Mllwsakes Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. March I. FIXJU 14 M a r
1 7iI,"M;.Wht-.No' 1 -'".. 9LW(
$1 0t northern, UlSfcLli; July,
OATJ4 I.ower; standard, 44aiSe
BARLEY Samples, .611o7 '
rrorta Market.
PEORIA. March a-CORN-gUady' Ni 1
OATd-8tady; No. I whit. 440,
Bsha.
Snn
H.000
8"0
1.100
4.900
t.SO)
"00
II. o
HI
SH
44
40
t
40
8
'wit
Mtt
fr0 110
400 1M!4
1") 14t
2O0 97
. $00 (7
t.") M
20.4110
l.r-o va
1,400 111
'"ioo 'ii"
18, r0 71
loo lso
t.OM 44
too loa
ititoo 'rrs
700 40
BOO u
5.7110 llv
20.(00 lt
l.ioo n
8,000 4
00 13
1. 100 14
1.K10 ie
600 ITS
"0
Low. Clo
NEW YORK, March 8 -The dullness
which overcame the stock market after
the lively dealings cf the morning waa due
to discouragement over the obstacles to the
efforts made to continue the advance In
prices. Free selling to realize profits was
the most material hindrance. The benev
olent control of the market was by no
means abandoned, as was seen In (h. i...
revival of United States Steel and the ab
sorbent power In faoe of large selling to
realise had an encouraging ettect on spec
ulative sentiment.
The determination of the New York City
fj"",011 uthorltles to fit the corning $40..
000.000 issue of corporate atock at 4 per
cent did not have a harmful rr . i.
was accepted as a settlement of a vexed
problem and as assurance of the success of
the offering by agreement with the bank
ers. The Incident serves as an object
leason. nevertheless, of the exigencies
forced upon seekers of new ca-iltal
Throughout 1909 N,w York City 4 per cent
corporate stock was sold In varying
amounts at a premium.
Complaints were heard from the steel
trade of the discouraging effect on the de
mand from consumers of the long decline
n Prices of stocks. Stimulated demand Is
looked for from the brisk recovery which
has occurred in the price of United States
bteel. Revived rumors of dividend ln-
"e8.W.'""e U5M wUh effect ln dvanclng
prices todsy. New York Central was par
tlclarly affected by this Influence. Satis
faction was professed with the steps being
gress! h,P'nd tn railroad bill in con-
The action of the wheat marltet on the
rirst news of the government estimates of
.,rm J'.Trve must read ln th "ght of
the highly speculative condition In that
market. The 17$,34,000 bushels estimated in
larmera' hands on March 1, call for revi
sion of the price relations In the trade.
The outcome will be watched with keen
attention. An excellent effect was pro
duced by the certainty of large foreign
participation In the New York bond issue,
thus assuring an Important offset to the
unfavorable trade balance. Placing of
railroad bond Issues abroad last week helps
to the same end, .
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. $3,497,000. United Btates bond were
unchanged on call.
IN umber of sales and nrlnclnal mm,. ...
--a.vvnv ,uua were.
ants-Chalmers xtli
Amalgamated Copper ,-
American Asrloultuml ....
Am. Beat Sugar
Am. Ca p(d
am. c. a r
Am. Gotten Oil
Am. H.- A L. of
Am. Ire BMrorttlae
A mark-an Llnaaed
American LocomotlTe
Am. 8. A R
Am. 0. A B. pM
Am. Sugar RaflQlnc
Am. T. T
Am. Tobeoco pM
A marl can Woolen
Anaconda Mlnlna Co
Atrhlson
Atohtaon pfd
Ailaolla L-.aat Uns
Baltimore A Ohle
Bal. A Ohio pra
Bathlahem Stael
Brooklrn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacino
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
O rural of New Jeney
Cheeapeake A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago Crt. W., new...1....
Chicago A N. W...W
C, M. A St. r
0., O., C. A St. L
Colorado Fuel A Iron ,
Colorado A Southern
Oolo. A Bo. let pfd
Colo. A 80. ii pld
Consolidate! ow
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudson. ;.....,
Denver A Rio Orande
D. A R. O. pfd
Dlatlllars Securities
Brie
Drle 1st pfd
rtrls Id pfd
Oenaral Biectrlo
Oreat Northern pfd.
Great Northern On etta....
Illinois Central
Inter bo rough Met.
Int. Met. pfd
InternaUonal Hu-v eater ....
Ink Marine pfd
InternaUonal Marine
InternaUonal Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaas ctty Bo
K. C. 9o. pfd
Loularlll A N
Minn. A St. L
M , 8t. P. A . I.
Missouri Pantflo ..
M., K. A T
M., K. A . pfd
M , K. A T. M
National Lead -
N. K. R. of M. 1st pfd....
Naw York Central ,
N. .Y., O. A W i,
Norfolk A W
North A marl can
Northern PaoKio
Pacific Mail
Pennaylraals ' ,...
People's Oas
P., C, C.ABt L -
Prena-d Steel Oar
Pullman Palace Oar.,..;..
Railway Steel Spring
Reading
Republic Steal
Republlo Steel pfd -
Rook Ieland Co
Rock Ialand Co. pfd
St. L. A S. F. M pfd
St. Lou la a W
St. L. S. W. pfd..
Bloae-Sheffleld B. A I....
Southern Paolfla
Southern Rallwajr
Southern Railway pfd..,.
Tenneaaee Copper
Taiaa A Pmclfla
T-, St. U A W ,
T.. BU L. A W. pfd
I'nlon Pacific
t'nlon Paoltlo pfd
V. B. Realty
U. B. Rubber
V. B. Steel ,
U.1 B. Bteel pfd
Utah Copper
Ve. -Carolina Chemical ..
Wabash
Wabaah ptit
Western Maryiaud otfa...
Wraetlnghouse Eleotrto ,.
Weatara t'nlon
Wheallag A U -
Wlacoasin Oantral ,
Plltahurg Coal
Am. Bleel Foundry..,,, ..
Unltad Dry Oooda
Laclede Oas
Total sales tor th day,
lit I -JLl
awmtip
11
too
U,u
4,000
1.900
4,400
OH
14
SCH
tl
43
167
1.6.10 71 3
(00 144
31.50 t9
14.400
no
1,000
100
100
too
400
IK
8Vi
K
16
4
US
M
1,400 1(4
100 41
700 144
.00 71
.I'M
800
900
1,109
lu
44
T
H
We
67,100 US
1.1 00 48
SO 10!
400 II
S, sue u
- l.aoo 16
$.000 M7
700 111
too 10s
L80O 47
' 'ioo '4'i
IK. 400 1T1
4.IO0 41
100 104
, ll.ftW II H
. tmo
400
100
1.100
14.000
, 2,0
SCO
til
, S.SO0
)0
7
67
0
74
M
ll
10
44
U
1
44 V
47
rt.no iw
w loose
"i,m
W7.7U0
.o 1a
4,400 MSa
4,"0
S.100
1,100
11,100)
4,600
600
600
WO
t.MlO
I.SiO
67
U
4
H
7614
'3
M
tl
1,100 104
40,100 all are.
44 4
8!1S
47H 47
l 89
T 71
7 43
47(4 4
40 40
l IKVt
16
66 66
84 l7,
110 110
m i4
141 141
7
17 (7
614 61
117 118H
lOd 105,
US LU
Hi 111
fl
10 10.
74 77
180 ISO
4X . 44
108 101
fUO
w r
40 0
St II
1M 168
140 148
H 81
4 41
49 43
II
347 14
If 1
177 177
41 43
0 10
4 14
W
61 62
41 41
166 166
198 13B
70 714,
144 143
12 IS
67 (A
M R
tl 11
16 14
48 46
13 T
If 08
49
164 168
4 4S
144 148
7! 71
44 44
72 72
71 72
U U
6 F4
114 125
41 es
10 101
t 114
1IT 189
II 64
117 7(4
111 111
101 101
44 4
14
44 43
140 170
40 41
104 104
60 60
7 '
6 64
e
74 74
11 . 3A
It 126
M 10
17 41
16
tl II
4l 48
17 47
188 11
W f
76
47 47
47 81
in m
61 61
67
n is
4S 4
0 61
IS 76
77 77
6 6
64 64
11 S3
' 46 0
110 11
ltM 103
Lomao Btecex NarVet.
IX)NDON, March I After an irregular
opening today American aecurltlea Im
proved on light buying and at noon were
steady and unchanged to c higher than
yesiernay a ivew I orK Closing.
uonnon closing stocks
Consols, moner,...
do account
Amal. Copper
Anaronda
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Baltlmere A Ohio..
Canadian Paclfle..
Cheaapeaa A O...
Chicago 0. W
Chi.. Mil. A St. P
D Beers
Denver A Rio li...
do pfd
nn
do
41 4-14 Uniterm A N...
Ut-ltM.. K. A T
.. 14 N. T. Oantral
.. 10 Norfolk A W
..1R do prd
..tot Ontario A W ,
..114 PennarlTanls ....
..144 Hand Mine
.. MHe4lng
.. II Southern Rr
..190 do pfd..
.. It1 Southern Panlflo.,
..46 ilMton Paclfls...,
..41 do pfd
fSU. B. Steel ,
1st pfd 44 do pfd ,
..11
,.10
.. l
.. 41
.. 70
.. to
.. 47
.. II
..
..111
,.14
..ion
.. o
,.U6
.. II
0
tt
do Id pfd 41 Wabaah
Grand Trunk 14 do pfd.
Illinois Ontral. .....147DanMi 4.
BILVER Bar. steady at is :-16d nr a
MONEY 101 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills Is i per cent; for three
months' bills. 231.2 per cent.
New York Mlalaar Stock.
NEW TORK. March $ Closing quota
tions on mining etocas were:
Alio
Brunew'itk fen ,
Com. Tunnl ftock.
do bonds
Con. Cel. A V....
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
, OIIrd.
Ledrlll Coo...
Little Chief
Mailcan
Ontario
Ophtr
ttardard
Tallow Jacket ...
...
... t
...14
...M0
...too
... ts
...lie
Treasury Statemeat.
WASHINGTON. Msroh I-The condition
of tho treasury at the beginning of busluesa
today wa aa follows:
Trust Funds Gold coin, $V5.426Mj- .Uver
dollars, lt,Wl,000; sliver doilarj of 1a)
$j.mouo: silvor eertUlcate outstanding'
$4e.64J,W0.
tienaral Fund Standard silver dollars ln
general fund, $8.07$.4til: eurrent liabilities
fiOO, IflS; Working balance in treasury of
fices. $30.3T,WM; in banks to credit of treas
urer of the United Statae, $J;stWl; sub
sidiary el War cutn. tzi.46, bOuor ooin,
$1.1S7.M.1- total balance In general fund.
m.044.4oi
Kew Torsi Meaty Market.
NEW TORK. March $.-MONEY-On
call, easy at per cent; ruling rate.
I per oent; clewing bid. t per cent; of
fered at $ per cent Time loans, strong,
slity (My a I per cent:- ninety days, .
per cent; six months, 4 per rent
TRIMS MERCANTILE PAPER 43$
per cent.
STKRIJNO EXCHANOH Fteady, with
actual buslneea in bankers' hills at $4 MTOd
4 MAO for sixty-day bills and at $4 710 for
demand. Commercial bills. $44734.14.
PlI.VEIl-Har, B07e: Mexican dollars, 44o.
TttiNIia Government, eteady; railroad.
liT'gular.
Closing quotations cn bonds today were
s follows:
V. S. rf. la, rg....ln Int. M. M. 4 ,
dn coupon Jaran 4a
tj. S. f, reg 102 do 4s
do roup.m 102 K. C. So. tat I....
V. S. 4. raft Mitt L. B. (ten. 4a ltl...
do coupon 114, L. A N. nl. fa ....
Allli-ltial. let 6 . M., K. A N. at 4.
Am. Agrt. tl loe,4 ilo ten 4a
Am. T. A T. e. 4a.. 1' Mo. Pacific fa
Am. Tobacco 4a M N. R. R. ot M 4.
o I'1 N. T. ( g. Ia
enrrwir a co. 4a... "o deb.
Atrh:on gen. 4.
ao rr. 4a
do 6a
At. a l. in 4t
Hal. A Ohio 4a.,
do la
do a. W. ia
Brk. Tr. or. 4a 84
ten. of fla. 6a....
Ten. Leather tn. . ..
C. of N. J g. ..
Ctira A Ohio 4.
1o ref. 6
Chicago A A. !.
C, B. A i. i. 4a..
do gen. 4l
O. M. A B P. f.
C. R. I. A P. e. 4l.
du rfg 4
olo. ln-t. 6
Colo Mid. 4i
r. A fl. r. A . 4s
D. A H. cr. 4a..,.,
D. A R. O. 4
do ref. t
niillllert' 6
Erie p. 1. 4a
do gn. 4a
do cr, 4. aor. A...
do aeries B
Oen. Eleo. cr. 4a....
III. nen. lrt ref. 4i.. rS Mo.
Int. Met. 4a 82
-1'N. Y.. M. H.
.Ill cr.
.V N A W. 1st e. 4a
. do or. 4
. tNn. Paclfle 4a
. t do Is
of. t. I rfdg. fa...
Pnn. rr. Ia mi.
41
ft
. 71
'
8
-
, 81
, f
.
.
. K
A H.
.184
. M
-18
.lin
. 78
w
t
108 do con. 4a. KM
ton Iteadlng gen. 4a ft
IK St. L. A ft. P, fg. 4a 34
11 do gn. 6 ts
104 St L. I W. c 4 .,. 71
Tl 4o lat gold 4a M
f Seaboard A. U .. 18
nn bo. pacine eol. 4s... 91
ls 17 do or. 4 losv,
4l.. 1 do lat ref. 4 96
l So. Rallwar 6a let
7 (Jo rw. 4s.., Tl
i i nion racitic 4a 1
8 do cr. 4 11D
101 do lat A rat. 4a.... ?
17 V. 8. Rubber 4 1S
8 U. 8 Steel td 6 1064,
74 Va -Cam. Chem. to., tt
t Ti ahanh let 6a Ill
74 do lt A ei. 4a 7s
M Vteitem Md. 4s M
73 Wait. Blec. Cr. 6s.... tl
It1) Wla. Central 4a 4
01IAUA LIVE STOCR MARKET
Fat Cattle Slow to Tea Cent Lower
Than Monday.
HOGS MAKE A 1TCW RECORD TOP
siee aadi LAanbe Strea Sellera at
Prteee Maklatt rVer-eral New Rec
ords for the Roatk Onsaka
Iteek Market.
SOUTH OMAHA. March $. 1910.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hog. Bheep.
Official Monday 4 4T i.n 5.11$
biSiimate Tuesday t.6j$
Two days this week.. 10,174
Seme day laat week... 11. 1.47
PAme daya $ weeks ago.10.81A
Same days $ weeks ago.lO.Knt
Same days 4 weeks ago.10.0W
Same day last year...l0,fD
The following table a'..ows the recelpta of
catue. nvgw ena sneep at south. Omaha for
ue year to aate, compared with
No.
It..
u .,
14 .,
It...
II...
4 ..
I
I...
n...
TlFirP PTKKRS.
r-r No
IN f
II
. tt
. I
.1(7
.11M
I
I e
I It
t IK
4 m
t 4
7 .
St.
a
i ,
Pr.
4 to
4
4
4 tt
t 68
4 It
..1ST m
A.
.ires
.ilM
.r-4
I'M
tee
.HUM
tl.
ft $ 6A
1MI 4 4
... Hit I u
-..
COWS.
4 to 17
. r I it 4
. nt t to t
.1040 $ Ml
BULLA
l
t
l
tt $...
to I tt i
lew I tt i
CALVES.
I to t
l l
IK) I M
"V I "V i
toil it
r-t $ it
tst t tt
..UIO a
.Jait $4t
-iro i to
..lf4 I 40
..test to
- He 1 1
..lot T to
im t 00
188 I on
1
1
ipfoo KKM AN n " io ffi nrtno "
" $ 71 U fl.......... g
usu TTiri j:::::::::::: m S a-:::::::::-;1?? ,2
U.4 ll.3 ' I 4 It 10t ....in JS
14 (118 14 0 ,J -4U 4t it..... IM, ,
la irr util r I n, IT
a.7 16.$;$ !'"
Cattle
II oas
Sheep
compared
110 IMS).
..190.W5 1T0.H44
...4.eil3 600.7RO
..171. MS 294.74V
last year:
Inc. Dec
ls.ttl
70.14,
!.647l
1 steei-.,
1 steer..,
I steers.
III
. 41 4 0
. mm s 90
WKSTERNR.
P. L. Smout Utah.
.1110 t a 40 steers.,
steer..
.. SOS t 6
tt t 4
1US tto
,iri
. SST
K
t SB
C Arfematr-.
' inmirra, .1W QOU
'The following table shows the arerage HOOSThe long-expected $10 hog nut in
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last M appearance airly this mourning f load
several daya. with comparisons: of fancy, black animals eamngat tMa nw
, .... ura. It waa not a typical afla hw,.r
nrt,Jv?i..!"K,,," movement rather
InactlVrk rram tnm itr i u.a a.u .
irade'd1 e'Te '1
trade and a large slice of si.pply changed
w0" ,hl b"' .A f loadi of riiHy
Uate. 110. 190t.liWg.lW.180.ltXI6.l04.
Pac. cr. 6s ctfi.. 16
Loral Securities.
Quotations furnished hy Samuel Burns,
,'r.. 614 New York Life building:
Bid. Alkod.
Beatrice Creamery Co ,.
t'Ujr of Omaha 4 1!!7 104
Cliy of Omaha 4a 1J7 KM
Columbus. Neb., U. L. ia, 1K6
C'udahr Packing Co. 6a
Detroit V. R. c. 6 per cent notaa 191L
Kajiiai City Home Tel. 6a 1828
Kanaaa City Stock Tarda 6l tfll
Long Bell Lumber '. ta 1822 , ,
Llnooln Oaa A Elao. 6 1941
Nebraska Tel. Stock 4 per cent
North Piatt Valler Irrl. Co. 4 19M.
Omaha Water Co. 6s 1410
Omaha Water Co. la 1146
Omaha Water Co. Id pfd
Omaha Oas 6a 1117
Omaha B. L. A P. ta ltS
Omaha K. L. pfd B per ont 11
Omaha St. Rr. 6l lt!4 ft
Omaha A C. B. St. Rr. 6 19M 17
Omaha A C. B. St. Rr pfd I par rant.. 14
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. oom 76
Omaha A C. B. Ry. A B. pfd 14
Sioux City I. Y. pfd t par cant to
Seattle 4a 1130 104
twltt Estate col. 6 notes UU t
I'nlon 8. T. Stock B. O 47
4
ID
1
100
. 14
, M
. tl
, 100
. 3
II
to
104
104
IS
100
100
tl
101
10"
8
100
100
101
n
II
tt
ft
M
100
tl
It
Tt
46
tl
104
100
tt
Boston Stock anal Bond.'
BOSTON. March 8. Closing quotations on
stocks were aa follow:
Allouea 64 Miami Conner '. S441
Amal. Copper ........ llMohwk 66
31 Narad Con tt
.... tNlplardng Mines le
.... t North Butte 48
.... W North Lake to
M.. l7oid noulirien 46
.... :i0cola .....161
.... Tt Parrott S. A 0....... V
Amal, Copper .......
A. t. L. L S
Arlaon Obm.
Atlantic
B. C. 0. A O
11. A C. a A S.
Butt Coalition .
Oal. A Aiieons
Cat. A Heola
Centennial
Copper Rang O. O...
Fait BuU C. M
franklin
Glroux Con.
Oranby Con
Orene Cananea
Ill Royal copper.,
Krr Lake
Lake Oopper
nt Qutnoy It
tl Shannon - 11
71 Superior (u
10 Superior A B. M.
Beuprlor A P. C..
10 Tamarack ........
st r. 8. o. A o
1C. ft, 78. R. A If.
11 4 pld
lTJtan coo.
7 Winona
M
4
ft
1
4
i0
Baa It Clearlagsv.
OMAHA, Msroh $. Bank clearings for to
day were 13. Sr. 40.06 and for tho corres
ponding date last year. $2,S4o,7S9.87.
- -
Cottos Market?
NEW TORK. March arThe cotton mar
ket opened steady at an-advance of 1 to
7 points and sold 9 to W points net higher
during the early trading.: Th opening was
rather better than due on the showing of
Liverpool and there was some looal selling
In consequence, but offerings-were checked
by the appearance of atrong- burl support.
BT. LOUia, March 8 COTTON Un
changed; middling, 15c. -Sales, none; re
ceipts, 750 bales; ahlpmentS.i'lM 'bales;
stock. 42.MT bales. hv.-'o
NEW ORLEANS, March 8.-OOTTON-Spot
closed easy, 1 1-lSo lower. Sales on the
spot, 400 bales; hedged,' 160 bales. Low
ordinary, lie, nominal; -good ordinary, 13c;
strict good ordinary, 18 U-lSo; low middling,
14 l-1fio; strict low ' (middling, 14 R-16C;
middling, 14 -lc; strict middling, 14e;
good middling, 14 16-lSo; strict good middling,
15c; middling fair. 15c; middling fair to
fair, If So; fair, lfo. nominal. Receipts,
8,403 bales; stock, 181.807 bale.
Ha? Market. ,
OMAHA, March $. HAT No. t $10.6Off
11.00; No. 2, $9.00; coarse, $7.Kk38.00; packing,
$7.0&8.00. Straw: Wheat, $fo; rye and
oats, $8.00. Alfalfa: $14. The supply of good
hay ia heavier than the -demand. -
Feb. I IS l$ 4 I I SO)
Feb. 27.... 14 4 10i t 7
Feb. $. e 4 $s $ T
March 1.. 64 $ OS I 8 86
March .. SC $ 14 4 tt $ To
March 8.. SO $ $d 4 0
March 4.. K $ $9 4 85 f TR
March $.. 8 $ 16 t.3 $ 78
March 6.. I 80 4 83 74
March 7.. 76 4 44 6 7
Maroh 8.. 78 48 7g
04
111
$ 06
t
I 11
$ 12
$ sol
13
4 771
84
4 78
4 74,
4 81,
4 86:
4 8i
, , - - , - i m ei reaiiv
aOOd tlA Jkmm-na .. . '
...iki-- .r""r'""' "sures mat
Sunday.
Reoelpts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha.
i ,". . n-riiiy-iour nourt ending at
w w,vvn V .... JUKIun I , HflV.
RECEIPTS.
CatUe Hogs. Sheep. H'fi
ii
2
.... 8
6g
8
68
$40
I 81
6 $1
$ 18
I ?i ;trn compared with yeater
f 1 ?.y.',bUt bu,' w,r mnr or lea. discrtm
I 2 Kli.""..7'r. "rangxB apparent on th
. -I " wt"winas waa ma ed by a
e I weaker tendennv on n.h, ,... r . .
i 7pl" w.re I1" "beral. about
136 loads being received.
.Kir?.y." lopi 95 course. Is the highest in
tf.Sr.,n th'" f?nt, the
flay. Tops a year ago today
Representative aalea: "
$ 18
S $0
St. P.
C, M. A
Wabash
MIsHourl Pacific ...
I'nlon Paclflo
C. ft N. W east....
C. N. W., west...
C, St. P. J,. AO...
C, B. & Q . east...
C. B. & Q., west
C. R. 1. & P.. east...
C, R. I. P., west.
Illinois Central
C. O. W
Total receipt ....268
B
$ 4
t
24 11
1
1 a!
I
I
1
!
U8 $4
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and company..
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour ft Co
Krey Packing Co
murpny
W. B. Vansant Co......
Denton Vansant ft Lush
Stephens Bros
Hill ft Son
P. B. Lewis
Huston ft Co....
J. B. Root & Co ,
J. H. Bulla
L. P. Huss
L. Wolf
MoCreary ft Carey ....
S. Werthelmer
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
T. J. Inshram
Lee Rothschild ..
Mo, ft Kan-Calf.
wt. ciair
Sol Dcgan
Morrell
Christy, Cllne ft Smith..
Other buyers
DISPOSITION.
Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
... 711 US6 6rt4
.. .1.111
...1,070
...1.161
No
II....
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ts....
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44....
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IM
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Co.
108
59
127
108
68
197
67
41
7
230
613
178
. t
80
8
61
M
' 22
4
81
647
1,148
1.487
1,030
192
652
1,24)
i,aji
874
111
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a 6
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10 70
10 t TO
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0 t TO
140 TO
... t 70
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0. $ Tl
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40 t Tl
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110 II
... 171
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.- t 10
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477
trade we knottier round of record prices.
Mexican lamb sold uo to ts in . v(..i.,.
we" l W e-""1 Mexican yearlings at $8.80
All of these sale are not oniy high prices
In th history of th local trade, but thsy
are reoord-breakers os well. Fed western
lamb reached $9.86, th best money ever
realised on stock of this flcriptlon at Uil
point.
Supply consisted nf nhnut tont. j,m..
deck ana quality, as a rule, was featured
by Plenty of flesh and finish. Briefly
stated, it waa a good, active market at
quotably trong prloes, with th result that
pen wera cleared early In th rooming.
ueepiie me record-smashing habit of the
sheen marVat letelu km... T I V,
S!,,.n JtZlZi'trJ- Rro.,n atern "muttrad.
' vtiivi Hiss saTTt, ivvrlll 1 IB in m lIOKiy COIK
Tgtal 8,825 T.694 4,49$
-ja ulj,-rteoeipis oi oattie this morn
ing numbered 5 cars, the largest run
Slnoe Februerv lfi Thi m.i,,, , k . Ai .i
for the two days this Week 10.174 head, a
against 11.187 head for the corresponding
oy Jt week and 10,960 head a year ago.
mm inrae receipts ot oattie and with
The result was the mar
opened alow,- with the oattie selling any
condition and that any ad-
iL1"lm ramer oearisn in tnetr viewa ranee In the live nroduot le n i,..ii-3
narkst on beef steer In contrast te. this aasartlnn hr.
" re cenunually in the market -for a fresh
where from weak to 10c lower. There were iuppl? Ini while pirchasV. Tre made o?.
KS? '"H ,n ' rpag thn hv "cArciis-eount" ' baslT tte-rt is lUtl. pros
h"l:ZeZL'". ttma. back, pect of immediate decline, in v.W.
""' 7" .!" n paia tor one cuncn warm weather has set ln. of course mVic
nit. L"i?h'd '; th highest prloe ing it inipo.alble fer retaJlerT to dlinfaV
?Caw.ndNr?Ir2Sr "J"? yf r' , proonct toth. same advantag as durina
aCrur.eidk',to1.SBlrer & 'I'ZJX! " !! .J"?!?. W r .b VS Phase.
market steady tn 1iV lower native -hipvlng
and espirt alee re. $re)ren. (lr,-el twef
and butcher steer. $ rte-is tmjcr
1.4 lh, $4 !Of 00; stockers nnd feeders,
M vtit It. cows and heifer. ITi'vtiuSS; ran
rera. $ttkfiTlH; bull. $S4iV,(.N;5. calvea.
$4Offt0 0; Texas and Inillan stoers, $4 Ttvrf
T.JO: cows and heifers, $.1 70. JS. i
1IOU.S Recelpta i0 heu.T; market 10c
higher; pig and lights. $7 tM io 10; packers,
Ckf)l0l&, butchers and best heavy, $10.16
Cfl
P1IKKP ANI tAM4-Recelpl, 100
head; U'arket stnail.v; native mutton. $4,90
ie0; lambs. $7 80Hi.: eulla and bucks,
$4a10; stackers, $4.00.n00.
OMAHA UKM BR A aTM ARKKT.
Staple aad Faaejr Pr4ae Prleee Far
nUhed by Bayer aatt Wholeaalera.
BITTER-rnamarr Va. I it.tt.--4 4,t
the retail trade In 1-lh. cartons. Jlc; N't. I,
In 60-lb. tubs. 80c: No. i. In Hlx cartons
89o; In to-ib. tubs, 8o; packing stork, solid
pack. J4c; common, tip; fancy deli v roll.
Wc; common, lo. Market change ererv
Tuemiav.
t-'HKFaKJ Twlna lUo: r.uiiic America
18'to: lalav cheese. liv 1.1ml, nr...- l.o-
brlok. 18o; domeatK) block, rt t IHo; Im
ported Hwies, Sflo.
FOlLTRy-Hreesed: rtroilers. $", a do;
for StorasTO. 1ft: Kir frh inrimi 17r-
hen. 17c; cocks. He; dunks. Ittc: g-ee.
Uo; turkeys, rtic; pigeons, per dot., $1 TO;
Homer Sou aha 14 rn.r 4n fancy annahi
$10 per dos ; N.v X. $S0rt per do. All e:
urollera. under 1 lbs., 17c; spring. ISc
hens. lo; cockt. 11c; ducks, full fwiihr.-d.
ISO; geese, full feathered, lie: tiirkars
c; guinea fowls. $J.O0 per dot : pigeons.
oOo per dog.
FISH (all fmen Herrlag. 8c;' salmon.
11c; pickerel, 9c; Whltefleh. JtV; pike, ItKf;
trout. 13a: ontflsh. lTo: larse crannies. lSi
18c; smelta 15c: Spanish mackrel. ISc: e'l.
18o; haddock, 13o; flounders. lBr,
OT.STKR.SSolects, amsll cans r.V: larva
6c; gallon. $186; New York roants, small.
$3o; large. 45c; gallon, $195; standards,
small, tic; large. He; gallon, fl.: extra
lai gf. standards, tl MX
BEFP CUTS Rllis: No 1 1.Vln: Vrv 1
12c; No. 8, 9c. loin: No. 1. lHc: No. H.
134,c; No. 1. ioc. Chuck: No. .1. 7c: No.
7c: No. 8. 6Wc. Round: 'n. L !iip: No
8. $c; No. 8. 8c. Plat: No. 1, Vc; No.
8. tc; No. 8. Bc. .
FRUITS SlrawherHes! . Florida, ner n .
Ktr76c. Orangea: California. Navels. Jeft-CtJ-
112-13 slsea. Dcr box. 15 RO,,i 7r,- luk.run.ri4.
260 alses. per boa, $100; Camella brand,
$8 003X75. Iemon: lCxtra fancy Llmon
erlas, SfHKHHO sliee. $4 76' choice Loma. 800-8W
slses, per box, $4.00; t4V420 slges. 60c per
bo lesa. Kananaa: Fancy select, per
bunch. $1.7tV7tS.n: Jnmho. bunch. $2 75rV76.
Orapes: Imno-rtsd Malagas, per keg, $t.0itT
6 60. Grnpe Fruit: Florida. o-0t-f0 slss, $4.M).
Indian Rivsr tirapa Fruit: All alses, $5.00.
Apples: Jonathan. ter hhl t5 oft: n.n
lavls, per bbl., $3.5ttN 00; Oenltan, per bbl...
$400; Wlnesapa, per bbl., $4 50; Oano. per
bbl.. $4 00; New York Baldwlne. Rusteta
and Spy., per bbU, $425 California W. W.
I'earniains. per bog. $30fttf2.26: Colorado
Jonathans, per box. If; extra fancy, Colo
rado R. Beauties, per box. $2.60: extra fanny
Colorado Wlneaapa, per box, $3.K. Cran
berries: Jersey, winter stock, ner hhl..
$860. Dates: Anchor brand, new, 80-lb.
pkgs. In box, per box, $2.00. Figs: Cali
fornia. 60 pkgs. no axe. 20 okas, ln ho
$2.00; 12 pkgs.. 10c site, SOc.
VEGETABLKS Irish Sped, Potatoes;
Oonulne Red river valle? and early Ohio,
per bu 86o; western Nebraska and north
ern stock, per bu., Tor; yellow Jersey
sweets, per bbl., $10;. wlsronaln and
native, per bu., 80c: Colorado, per
bu., tq'70c. Sweet potatoes: Kanwas, pr
bhl., $2.00. Cauliflower: California, 24 to 16
heads, per orate, $2.60. Rutabagas: Canada,
per lb.. lo. Cabbage: Wisconsin. Holland
seed, per lb.. lc Celery, Florida, In Ruff.
4, 6 and 8-doi. cases, $3 00; 12-lb. bunch. 80o.
Onions, red, per lb.. 2?Mo. Old vegetables:
Parsnips, carrots, beets, turnips, tn sacks,
per lb., 2c. Garlic: Extra fanoy, white, per
lb., 12o. New southern vegetables Tumlo-a:
per dot. bunches. 50c; ShaUutta: Per do.
Egg
To
matoes: Fancy Florida or Cuba, per 8
bak. orate, fanoy. $4.00: choice. 13.60. Htrlna-
ana wax Dean:, fer nojriDer. 8h.WWfl.00.
art -more then offset hy limit4 e,,JTiw
r. m "" --fi-j.
selling as high as evw. right sT i0v: i",inw"u" Pually
S5 -f" brt-1i' .HA Stockere' did too "high fo? ahraV," c"..80. a
nwi enow any material ehinn. anlllno- i I i.-I . , - i .'..-
.m, r ' are mwini money Th.
-, w mmiim unuina m.u leer . . - ..... . m , , , i -
ttion. on aii.r aJ,:. ""ln'" J" .n"ur1'J' mll. how-
hi steer HBS5S: iooi to oho?ce cow. JW.lon.051 , '"""hs:
and helfera U.fe&aV ' (S. . 04 to choice lamba, $9.00(as.40: fair to
aid heifers. $4.80S.(: common t W,l f ?P. lanr"?- .0; culls, lambs. $6.6041
oows and heifers. $3.0t34 80: good to choice l:,mu'tao?rn v 'm.b" W oOtirfl 00:
stockers and feeders, $ii40; f alrtc imood f,triht Hln J'nb' W 06 8. S; good
stocksrs and fer. Hol.0: " mSoM, ! " WESI "j, -D.9B; gporKeary year
fair stockers and feederT$8.26(fKOO; stock .r7Lf : JllS y'"". $7.1k7.76;
heifer. IS. 0f4.0: v.l I v-iaTftnl. . fol to oholo Wethers. $7.607.85: fair to
k..ll. . 7. . . ' T-vr., 1 tiaaA wathaea H HUM HI. ...J .1 -." . T
ae, LU.. .fDfSe.Oa . 1 " . ' I. . , vu IU
Representatlv sales;
Wea 17. 0037 M- fsJr tn anvrv4 aa ijjj,
I t Art w ' - " -""" rr.r
Dun's Report of Clearings
::::::::::::::: 8
Tb rolom of payatsaU through ta banas during rsbroary, as mtaturea by bank
leariags, eontlaa very heavy, theaga thr It svleeaos ef a sUkt ejaeok from the Urn
total ot the tare rreeiaC sarath ; tkt nrures, kewerer, bear oe,irt taettBea to the
progree itaUy sfactaa in th oMsuaereial aapartaisaU at ae eeoatrr't Hiolntsa
Total baak sxchsares for tit saoata at all eitUa U th TJalM f-Trt. sisiiitiu tt)
th itateiteat lamed by It. Q. Dim 4 Co., wbieh abraae U$ ssadlsg eesrlera, sstatwl
to $18,a.24Ao$fl, a gain of US per seat eVar last year a4 4.1 per etel tyrer tk
eorrrpondlaf cseatk ef 1806. Oatetde of Kew Trk C5ry tker st stOl a fw -t Utti.
bat they are met espeelally tlrnlnoaat aag ar moetlj dot) tt Ueat . Tk saaraea tm
tweatent U In tk Beatk Atlaatlo Slat aa4 st tk Was,. 4$ New Trk tk tatnasg
compared with last year ta vary latyressirei but tk aeaprUoa trrtk 1M1 sstroHa by tk
abnomuU gpralatlT aottTitr ia that rear wkOrteek stark 9eraMeau esMeata tfcei trf
th at Btoatk hy aaariy IS par ceat AU Mew EsgUad eltles mak sou sbseiiiJI
wlU last rear, aad all bat 00s report lstprersatSBt ertr M0, tks aetaU gmXat beta? at
Boften, Prorideaee. Hartferd, Ssrtng14 aad Wtrosster. U a Ittadte wrltBtlc
there U stlU lee at Pittsburg, oaared wttk lOOi, bat at et peixtji hm y-w,
ar exalbited, and eeaalttsat ar resertsd t-b staadUj iasrerktg. tssns tba Uadutg
iUes reperttag gala are rkiladelakla, Berattttw, Readlag, WUks Asrre, gkasMa, Bjisisiil
Booktster aad Erie. Tk satire btutaat oneUtiirt tkat ar reaerajty trnartad taWeat
parts ef tk. 8utk Atlaatit States result la very satiafaetery retenae fream every etty ta thai
territory. Very large laeraaaas are reported by Baltimore, Elokatead, AtUmts, Augasta
Saraanab and JaokaoavOla Haay 1UM 1. tk Middle Soalh roparl ksrfer saymaau
tkreagk tk baak than in prsrieos years, amoag thera 81 LouU, kUsapklt, Oittaaoeta
Blnatatkatn, MobUe, Uttl Book aad New Orleaa ever Ust year. IWyererr eity igTS
Wet reseru mar ar lea gala erer beta years, kat tker r stlU ttm Usst. Ta44, kw
Tr, kar littl tlgalflaaae aad ae at detract treat tk remarkably reed tktrwtng mad by
tk retara freta tk ealire seetlsa. Aiatag tk eities saaklag a ntk4faetry eeTaaeaise
witk previous year ar Ckleafo, CSiralaaa, Detroit. Jaeieaapolla, MUwaakee, r)aaifaa
Daytea aad Oraad Baplas, aad la tk Far Wrt XlaaeapeUa. BL PaaL Kaasat Otr
Ds Moiuet, Osa, 81 Js.ph. Wichita aad Denver. Aeturat frera dtiat ea tk PWa
Otart oatUtM utnnaely .atiafaotary, aad praoticaUy .vary point exhibit, gala m tempered
witk prerlem returaa CeaparUea ta stade below ef baak aaekasge by teetient eeyartag
tkr. yean; also tk sreragt dally firorw fer tk atosth f Jebruery aad the tkree
preeedlar raoatk 1
.v - ...
nepresentauve aalesi
is western lamb,
tot Mexican Iamb
291 Mexican lamb
mm western lamba
46$ wester lamb
M western ewe
171 Mexican Iambs
2W Meilcan yearling
152 native wether
M rreetern yrlg. St wthrs..
18 native lamb, feeders......
18 native lambs
81 western wether
424 western yearlings,..,
218 western ewes
121 western ewe.
417 western lamps, feeder ..
to
... $0
.. 88
.. 86
.. 78
.. 71
.. 74
.. 87
.. fie
.. 80
.. 84
.. 7
,.94
.. 99
.. U
ISE
ts
n
S 70
T tt
9 40
t 60
7 76
40
1 86
I 60
7 86
8 60
7 10
7 10
8 86
CHICAGO LIVE) STOCK MARKET
I cattle Steady Koea Fl-
Higher--Sheep Hlarner.
CWTfTAno Ttfv S cTri u t. .
6.$00 head; market, steady; steers, $550
1 W.TV
rXBSCAlT.
Buath AUako..
Souuavi
tntrl Wa
Vaster.
ICi0 ..
Total ...
New Vork City
Cau4itee.... .
Arerag oalty 1
rt)rarjr ,,,,,
Jcuioarr
lmmilmr
Kormbar.........
114).
75, U4 1.404
877.81S,37u
' 974.14 ,4 m
tita.tH.ilO
..asi.ioe.ti'
sj61.l4o.oei
lot.
700,1 M9
7o4,44J(7
tit, 110,11 '
64t.9Hu.12o'
1.37, 97.79
t3:I4 'Ut
4.3(ll,0.1al
M7,7ut,824
106.
T8i.70,T14
eeo.roo.pt.J
M eo4.iii
'mm
L4?,1. t!9A ?' iiifr-.. -ooTJ?i.oo;
I V 1 ri-r.,ur, a, as.WQ'lO.W StOCKerS
and feeders, $4 1FO6.80.
nurv-Keceipts, 14,000 hd: market. So
higher. Ohoioe hatrv Ho u. in an- w,.i
IflO 1510. ?8' light mUed. $9.904la06: choice
1. eiv.voiu-io.iv; pacmnr. sju.iota 10.1s: n lira
-409.70: bulk H0.05CT10.16.
nil Hfr AH II I.AURH Dulnta 1JM.
w.j. --,:vr . .r :. a.vw
u, narHi, oo toiuo higher: sheep, $6 M
fi lmb. $7.509.60; yearling., 7.$0
Kansas City Lira taolc Market.
KANSAS C1TT. March 1 tittt pd..
celpts, 10.000 head, Including 800 head outh
erns; market for steers steady to lOo
higheri others steady to strong. Choice ex
port and dressed beef steer., $7.1OiS8.0O; fair
to good, ta.oogtee; wetaern steer., $6.76(3
7.60; stockers and feeder, $4.1'Si.26; south
ern steers, $3.8fyf7.4t; soathern cows, $8.26
76; native cows. $3 0034 60; native helf
rs $4.267.00; bulls. H00t.75; calves, $4.60
tft 00.
HOdS-Recelpts. 10,000 head: market So
higher; top, $l.; bulk, $98ol0.00; heavy,
$9 86310.00: Packers, and hntnhar ta somi
t.KO; light, $9.60a.9; pigs. $8.6aa.0O.
SHEEP AND LAMBa-ReoelDts. 12 00
oa nigner; iambs, $8 009
758.76; wethers, HM&
stocksrs and feeders,
4.1 I head; market, lO-ltc
I lj $86; yearlings, $7 76
' if 7 .78: ewes, $.60(g7.l;
1T.5
4.144.11J194
4-Si.i
aia.os aas ass m u.-iu. ....
fta.m gaA.A,71t 4A
tack la Blgaf.
Receipts of live stock at th si nrtnM-
pal markets yesterday:
Cattle. He.
Cucumber.: Hot house, pnr do.'.v $1.7532.00.
Home Grown Vegetables-Radishes; Extra
fanoy, per doa. bunches, S5o. Lettuoe:
Extra fancy leaf, per dos., 40c; head lettuce
In hampers, $3.506.00. Parsley: Fancy
home grown, per doa. . bunches. 4O0.
MI8CELLANEOV-Clder: . New TorV.
per -bbl.. $3.76. Honey : New. 24 framra
$3.50. Horseradish: 2 doi. ln oaae, $1.90. Wal-
nuta: xsiaok, per lb., 2o; California, No. 1,
per lb., 120. Hlokorynute: Large, per lb.,
4c; small, per lb.. 60. Coooanuta:-Per sack
$5.00; per dos, tbo. . , , . ..
Metal Market. "
NEW TORK. March 8 MFTATJSThA
market for standard copper on the New
iora moiai exonange waa nrm today, with
spot, March and April, closing at $13.16
13.46; May and June at $l$.8091.46..The Lon
don market wa steady at an advance
within, spot closing at 90 6s and futures
at fBl 2s fd. No arrivalB were reported at
Nw York, the day's custom hous returns
reported exports of 1,086 tons, making 4.Q44
so far this month. Local dealer, quote Lake
copper at $l3.82V.itj18.8; electrolytic at
$18.73il3.2 and casting at $13.1213 2..
Tin was quiet, with spot quoted at tia
82.8J; March and April at $;l2.40ft32.60; May.
$32.60838.0; June. $.18. 607132. 70. The London
market was firm, having recovered part
of a sharp early break, with spot quoted
at 148 2s 6d and futures at 149 17s Cd.
Lead, quiet; spot $4.6084.80, New Vork; $4.a6
G4.46, East" Bt. Louis. Th Lonartn market
was lower at ill 3s 9d. Spelter was quiet,
with spot quoted At $8.60 80. New York
and $5.ya,70 East St. Louis. No change
was reported In London, the market closing
at 28 8 d. The English Iron .market was
higher, with Cleveland earranta aloainar t
61 84. The London market wet unchanged.
No, I foundry northern, $18.26160: No. 2,
318.091186; No. 1 southern and No, 1 south
ern soft. 18.0O&18.6 . r -' ; -
ST. LOUIS. Maroh a-METAJJ8-rLead,
lower; $4.40. Bpelter, dun. $5.00i86.6.
Wool Market. "
BOSTON, March 8-WOOL-The arrival
of aample bags of the new Arl.ona clip
has revived the interest In th local wool
and dealers ar looklnjr to th west more
and more earnestly; The Arisona sold at
650 olean and It Is understood that Nevada
growers are holding for c on th sheep's
baok. Old wools are low and In but little
?llTmn.f . Yalu" ,r" haded with unwashed
Ohio Delaine at 29o and fine Maple terri
tory tt Tic to 74o. There ht scarcely any
movement In fleeces. La ok of interest I.
reported ln pulled wool circles and light
trading In the foreign product, . The lead
ing domeetlo quotations range a follow:
roomeatlo wools-Kentucky, Indiana and
JiOU--,hre,lgh".Dlood' "SW;.ciuarler
blood a&ffMo. Sooured basls-Texaa fine 12
months, TOjyrie; fine 6 to 8-months, 65wio;
fine fall. 603G2o: rulirnrnl 11A
It5c: middle rnnntr SWS-rArt a. ll . ujM,.
O. ' ' auii 1 1 pl-, UliUWI)
JVin '1 No 1 tPv 7344-760; eastern
olothlng, (0372o; terrttory fine staple, 73-a
1 : fii1UnHllum PI, 70'71c; fin oloth-
..... line meaium Clotblnr. 64f48c;
half blood. tf,o: 4hre.lvhVi n
63c; quarter bTood Wflifo."-
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Maroh . 8.-WOOL
Steady: terr torv and IiIrr
ber of buyir. attirndod th. 7ZZn,j: Vi'l
second series of wool auction sale, here
today. There wsa a ar.irH4
the lOKM bale, offered onrt r.rlo.J .ri.--.ii..
Were higher. Merlnna itv.n .
and fine cros breds ranged from unchanged
to 6 per cent higher. Coarse grades were
"JZ. 0,ni 'OV' -riean. bought fine
cross breds. A good assortment t mm
Arenas soJd well. . '
Oils aad Real a. -
OIL CITY. March 8 nTT o v..
1677sD,lM?ii.fun?-. ",M0 bbU t "verage"
liw.tyo bbls.: shtDmsnta 271 im kkL .
average, lf,64 bbls. ,
SAVANNAH M.rrS s ntf
turpentine, flrrnT 0o. vlr" 01
ROBIN ITlrm flmim uin kl.l.
a. a.. , ""
Tl ": I'.-
Quots: B,
8693.4 X1.000
.34f)AlOt)
o4,7tj8,iHio
81aAutl
AOtt 87 .000
Mn)t,uuO
416a
f- e
VIW,T81.00
DAlt.OOU
172.67t,g.m
ta.lkil uiul
Tk geeeral laroaperlty of tht Par Wet is shown by tb fast tkat ererr eJtr bnt
reports galas as aeatpared witk prerWs years, aad sons ot these are very large, Th
figure in detail fell!
til
hi
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
St Joseph ...
R ansae City .
St Louis
Chicago
ToUl
.
... 1.000
... t,o
...10.000
... I)
... 8.600
rs. Sheep.
W 6.100
6.600
10 000
1.H00
u,ooo
Joon
00
2,l00
11000
..lt.298 41,080 17,000
rtsscitr.
SSlMDe4M41s
bea klelua
Mt uv ..
lMraurt ..
CsAal- haolea .
JLameetTe..-.
L Jna.ya
t; '
ejaawejlt immm.
1 .1 1, rtm , ,
JV lew va ........
T'-raa .
.isy'r
f"
fnr .......
Sum I $V0t
OaalMsd treat tss
11.
Tr)W.01S
9.VJ7J7
iX'i.40
.4-l.(t
irtOJU
4Aie.iia
lsll.7U
7A7.lt
2TT,lf
1 MJ4
t.Sl' 4H0
11.7 4)7
' 4,7810
' i.i,tl
.T11.74
' tT.ot.T
l,J,i)
t.lM),
ol
I ana.
eo.ass.7it
81 1 ).
l.iii 74
4.704 Jl
404,07l
109..HS1 TM
1 .. 04
7i7'i.7sa
liilou
tAt7T
T.ltUtl
6.'.tJ,4"H
83 6 14.0.
inm
9,041 47T
8.174,963
414,.414
rft?
r
i
ill
4411
laec
gW,7v;i,T80
Vo.9s.h0
?S.T7S
.m.r-a
Si-,8S4
SlTt.te
fM.tls.a07
o.illA7t
1.01,771
"41
0lM9
.7 .,'( I
.b.l'i9
'JT.71
,8778$
rr.e ,Bff,va tsx.l
481J aaio7jii7 s
t. JToMva Lira tteck Market.
BT. JOffKFH. March lri-riii.
celpts. 1509 head: maraal
t0.7f;w, and heifers. $$.264 tlj
. HOiZ.nlc'(,U: M0: "rket steadyi
lop. $10 00; bulk of sJ.s, $t.76oi ta.
RHKEP AND LAMaJ-lUoelpts, 1000
badi market strong; lambs, $5',a.t6.
Unia Ctty Live tteek Market.
TAnr rrrr a - .
Jr"-- , l " 1 " s. special 1 eia
gTam.) CATTLfc-Reoelpt. 1,000 head;
IMiiai iiraqj,
$frw.10; bulk, of sales, t.tu4).6. r
Ut. toala Live Stock Market.
ST. LOt'IS. March I -Titti it ri.
I hd, including 1,090 head Texan;
Coffee Market. . -
NEW YORK. March K TVMJ-DnriT. .-.
oloaed quiet and unchanged to K nninM
lower, April being the only month to show;
r"4, were .oo Bag., Of which
$.000 repre.ented exchange. fToalng quota
tlon.: March tOc; April, e.5c; My; T.os";
June. 7.I60: July. Autum H..r.f.,K-
xouer ana isovemner. t 'Mf Tw.n-k.. r,.
'nil?rl. Iul Pebruary. 8 20o. StKit 'oiilst'
No. 7 felo. 6H; S.hto. No. 4, Ko.'T3lTd;
quiet; Cordova, H413Vtc. .
tatrar and Malaeaes,
NBW TORK. March 8 -ftUOAR Raw
Cp7iL.mi,;?.vf w tMt-1 wLcn,'-ifugai:
94 test 4.4o; molaaees .ugar. b test, 8.87e
refined, ate.dy; crushed. 5.9Gc; graoulatatL
$.2ic; powdered, 5.36c.
TalBth Grata Market.
WV??- ..March WHEAT Mar,
n.U: July, $1.11; No. 1 northern. $UI
N. t northern, $l.ll, '
FORTUNES HADE II WHEAT
$10 rfuh'rlsk h9
T ..irom S.pUon frlp "ke you $10.
le-$100, 6c-$llO0. etc. Write fr free rlr. .
culars, COI-OklAX. TOOr a omAur OO. '
Ulerelaad. Oato.