TILE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, MAllCH 17, 1910.
11
0
CJIS AND PRODUCE MARKET
Importance Attached to EeporU of
if Eaim ia Kansas. .
PBICES AEE SLIGHTLY LOWER
Csneral Tea of tha Market Is Serr
Carat ' Trad tracks "nap
I Cash Oaala Ars
Blow.
OMAHA. March 16. W.
f Considerable Impnrlanoa In riven report
of light ram locally In Kansas. Prices
ranged slightly lower early and the funeral
ton on the market ruled nervous, t Jnt.r"
dictions on tha rain report firmed tne
market later, but on tha whole It was dull
and featureless. . . , .
The corn market lacked nap. cash flwlwj
complaining of Blow demand and shipping
order. Market valuea show a tendency to
decline, there- being little sr no aupport on
the buying hle.
There w-a no change In tha wheat slt
uatlon. Price were narrow, but firm. The
new crop future howed a slight Ram
over yesterday. Trader were le.s Inter-
eeted In crop new and the market wae a
A dull affair. .
Corn ruled stcadv to hade weaker on slow
demand and weaker cash condition The
market throughout the day waa dull and
showd very little activity. Lack of, ship
ping demand la keeping buyer out of the
market. . . .
Primary wheat receipt were 1J.OOO bu.
and hlpment were 283.000 u., against
reoelpia last vear of IW.OO mi. and thlp
menla of 137.000 bu. . ,
Primary corn receipt were SM.0NI bu. and
shipment were 69X.0O0 bu., sgalnst rrietpt
last year of 430,000 bu. and shipment of
661.000 bu. .
Clearance were 112.000" bu. of corn, 220
bii f oats and wheat and flour equal to
lH.ooo m. . . .
r Liverpool cloned tiffed higher on v heat
nd ad higher on corn.
Loral range of option!
western firsts, free rata. 23c. at mark;
western current receipts, free rases, 2Cc..at
mark.
tHRFHE Firm; New Tnrk f-ill cream,
choice, 17Vc; air to good, 1SV"I'C.
.Artlcle. Open. High. Low. Clo.Te-jr.
Wheat
ft.?:
CO' wi-
July.
Oata
May.
July...
1 0 1 00 1 OSi 1 08
) 103'i 108 101
B!Wi, M EPS W
1 61V 61X '"
4414 44 44T, 44
41 4l 41 'I
1 0H
1 03
61
44
42
4 I . .. Omaha Caak Price.
WHRAT-No. 1 hard. tl.Khim No. 2
hard, H.0810o; No. 4 hard. !X"ohI103; No.
t aprlng, H.04H1.09; N. S spring, HOUM
1.08V r No. 4 spring. 7cT11.01; No. f durum,
WV93c; No. a durum, SSgOHo; no grade,
Kiuiwe.
CORN No. I white, BiXftWc; No. t white,
pSfiMo: No. 4 white, MViWc, No. 1 color,
tlHUc; No. 1 color, W'ritiViic; No. 4 color,
kVUGOc; No. 1 yellow, 6Wff7o; No. 8 yel
I low, 6hH95fiVc; No. yellow. 63HMfl:
V No. 2, WtybMc; No. . WVJc; No. 4, 63H
flo4c; no grade, 503Uo.
OATft-8tandard, 4J3,ei No. 3 white,
44G44iC: No. 4 white, 4.-iiT44c ; No. 3 yel
low, 414f44Vjo; No. 4 yellow, 42H$43c; No.
t mixed, 4344o.
BARLEI-N0. 4, oSac; No. 1 feed, 570
68c.
RTBJ-No. S. 75H76c; No. 3. 74W875ttc
Carlat Reeetars.
Wheat. Corn. Oata
Chicago 226 97
Minneapolis 261
Omaha I 37 21
Duluin W
ChtCAGO GltAIIf AND PTlOVHIOJf S
peataree of the twmtingc and Cloatag;
Ploe ea Boar 41 af Trade.
CI11CAOO, March 18. Conflicting report
of rain tn the south weet kept 'Wheat price
fluctuating: here today. The distant futures
recovered all losses and finished at a Blight
advance, while May kept on the down
grade. Com wa weaker all Around, after
a comparatively firm start, and finished
from.. Ho off. Poor demand kept oats
. weak all day, while provisions, under heavy
liquidation, sold off much of the time. -i
Covering sales early gave a strong tone
J to wheat prices, which shaded off later
Iwnen -reports of rain in Kansas were re
ceived. Cash wheat continued weak. July
and September ' showed the greateat re
epocse to the shifting news from the south
west, July selling off from an early high
ot SLOTH down- te tl.0H and climbing back
to a close HWttc up at $1.07. May showed
lena ability to recover from Its bottom level
ana etosed Vo off at ,11.13.
Sellers .held control ' lit corn throughout
the day and with little difficulty kept the
moderate demand more than supplied. May
sold off from 4o to Wc tlut more distant
. deliveries taking .a Similar plunge. Cash
' prices remained steady to He lower on a
moderate demand. No. 8 yellow sold at
61Vi'iK2c. The future closed weak on all
the options, with May HdHo off at A8o.
Poor demand for caah oat kept prices on
the down grade. The more distant futures
showed symptoms of strength late In the
day. July cloning He off at 42o and 8ep
1 tember unchanged. May dropped from 45Hc
to 44 T4 2 46o anil closed weak at KtPHo de
cline at tfHe.
In provisions renewed demand for lard
L and ribs carried prices to a finish 7Vtc
9 h lr her. . May pork sold between 126.80 and
f.46, finishing 17 Ho off at I.SB. Closing
ion otner uay proauois: Lra, u&vo: riDs,
142.
Leading futures ranged as follow:
HKXV YORK OE.tRRAL MARKET
Qaotatloas of Ike Day Varlaaa
Comraedltles.
NEW TORK. March Hj-riiOUR-Msr.
ket was stead v. but quiet; spring patents,
,VGrfj6 W; winter patent. r..Lxa HO;
winter ettras. No. 1. 14 Kan
Mi straights. to.0fu5 2; w inter straights.
SiVY5 4fi: eprlng clears, 4rVy4W; winter
extras, No. ' 2. $4 40i4 S6. Hwcelpt. 20.6
hbls.; shipments, 2,470 bbl. Hve flour was
firm; fslr to good, $4.304.46; choice to
f;incy. $4.5fi,-4.i.
CORN MKA L Steady ; fine white and yel
low. I1.4.yul.j0. coarse. II SWal W: kiln dried.
IS 40
RYE Ouiet: No. 2 western, 90HC nomi
nal, f. o. b.. New York.
W'HKAf 8pot market unsettled; No. 2
red, $1.26H. c. I. f.. to arrive, and nominal
f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Iuluth,
II 2T.. opening navigation; No. 2 hard
winter, nominal. The option market was
quiet and nervous and, after declining early
under commission house selling on preop
tions of rains In the southwest, rallied In
the afternoon on covering by shorts, and
closed at unchanged to He net advance.
May closed at II .23H. July at ll.UH and
September at II 11V Receipts, J7,2u0 bu.;
shipments, B.R30 bu.
tUKM spot market easy; steamer, eo,
and No. 4. tViC, both elevator, export
basis; export No. 2, jc. nominal, f. o. b.
afloat. The option mArket was without
transactions, closing V4H0 net lower. May
closed at 74c. July at i5c and September at
75Vc. Receipts. 118.U!6 bu.
OAT-1 pot market steady; mixed. 28 to
82 lbs., nominal; natural white, M to 22 lbs.,
50iD2M,c: clipped white. 84 to 42 lbs., 61 V
Mu. The option market was without trans
actions, closing Ho net lower. May, &ie. Re
ceipt. 66.48a bu.
HA Y r'lrm: prime, 1 tfygl 30; No. 1. 11.1c
XIl ll; No. Z. Il.0f4rl.10; No. 3, cihi.w.
HIDES Steady; Central Amerlia, 22c;
ltoirotu, 21Vji22Sc.
LEATHER Firm: hemlock firsts. 2(Vgi
2Bc; seconds, 2UZ7c; thirds, 22y25c; rejected,
PROVISIONS Park, firm; mess, I25S0;
family, 7.009 27.60; short clears. 26.0(Ka)
W OO. Beef, firm; mess, 16 Wa 17 00; family,
18.SO1.00; beef hams, 24.M?2i.OO. Cut
inrats. firm; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 lbs.,
1.OOW17.00; pickled hams, llfi.BO-alS.OO. Lard,
firmer; middle west, prime, $14. i0i 14.80; re
fined, firm; continent, $14 .75; South Amerl
els, l!).4ri; compound. 10.00 10.S6.
TALLOW yulet; prime city, hhda, 7c;
country, HVtfT'fcC.
RICE Steady; domestic, 2Hf5fcc; Japan.
BUTTER Irregular; creamery specials.
83c; extras. S2o; third to first, 21GTlc; held
second to specials, 2Ki12e; state dairy, com
mon to finest, 24'u31c; process, first to
special. 2S4t27Hc; western factory, 22g23Hci
western Imitation creamery, 24Vg;2i5o.
CHEESE Firm; state, full cream, fall
made, special, 17HU8c; fancy, 17Hc: rood
to prima 164ijri61ic ; current, best, 15H'tfl6o;
common to fair, 1316c; skims, full to
special, 13&14HO.
EOOS Weak; western first, 22--'3c; sec
onds, 22o.
POULTRY Alive, firm; fowls, 18c; tur
keys, M8 ISo. Dressed, steady; western
chickens, lty;17c; fowls, 14tilHc; turkeys,
18(230.
WEATHER IN THK GRAIN BELT
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Newt Factor. Haye Little Effect on
Business ia Wall Street.
SALES MOSTLY OUTSIDE EXCHANGE
Western Ppeealattre Centers Cent rib
ate Mewt of tray'a Traaeaet lens
Wage Trenblee Baek f
lost Deals.
NKW YORK. March ll.-The stock mar
ket reflected the further technical course
of the speculation today without much re
Itard to news factors. The shrewd sus
picion that the most powerful speculative
forces had sold heavily at tha high levels
last week, had withdrawn their benevolent
control of the market and wera not averse
even to see price recede again, waa har
bored In the minds of the professional ele
ment, which helped on the decline.
Tim bulk of the ssles was ascribed to
sources outside of New York, mostly west
ern speculative centers. Greater confi
dence was professed about the Stock ex
change In the prospect of settlement of
labor troubles, hut the outside selling
seemed to be prompted partly byN un
easiness over the ultimate outcome of the
wage controversies, which are so numerous
In the railroad world.
Yesterday's sharp break in prices In Itself
Induced some further liquidation by timid
holders and by those called on to put up
additional margin. Sign of bear activity
were plainly seen. Thee Included a re
vival of report of J. P. Morgan' HI
health and alleged anxiety over the phys
ical condition of the king of England.
The pressure to sell United States Steel
was a sympathetic Influence, The publica
tion of the pamphlet reDort of the cor
poration disclose the favorable details of
the year's operations, which furnished the
avowed motives for the latest advance In
the stock. The elaborate details of the
report offered no striking addition to the
main outline, as already known.
The digestion of the facts of the steel
report and the needs of the uncovered
shorts contributed to the effective rally
of thj latter part of the day. Much of
that was lost before the closing, which was
wesk.
Bonds were weak. Total sales, par value,
I2.ai6.000. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of sales and principal quotations
on stocks today were:
Sales. Hlh. Low. Clixs.
Articles. I Open. I High. Low. Close. Yes y.
V
Wheat
May
July
Kept
Corn
May July
Sept
Oats
May July
Poi4
Muy July
Pept.
Lard
May July
Sept
Bibs
May July
Sept
1
113HH 1H lis 113
1 075TH 1 07 1 08 1 07
104a 104 103 104
64(fr 64 63 63
' 6H66H ..5
6tS(U" 60 06 66
46if?H 45 44S45 - 45
' 48 43'.4VhH ' 42 43
40jj 40S 40 40
2680 25 80 2S4K 2S65
25 76 25 75 16 47 26 66
25 M 26 66 26 82 26 32
IS 80 18 86 1 60 18 80
18 t5 IS 75 IS 46 IS 75
13 70 13 72 IS 60 13 70
IS 40 IS 46 13 SO 13 42
13 2 IS 80 IS 12 IS 27
i 25 u mzfl n n
1 13
108
103
f?
;66S
464T
40&
26 72
a 70
25 40
18 82
13 67
13 65
18 85
18 20
1117
Fair Tknrsday, Probably Becoming
Unsettled In Booth Portion.
Rains are falling this morning In Ok
lahoma. Texas and at points on the Pacific
ooast. The weather la clear In the Missouri
valley, throughout the mountain region
and northwest. Considerable cloudiness pre
vail In general everywhere In the east
and south, and no precipitation, worthy
ot mention, baa occurred east of the Missis
sippi river since the preceding report. Tem
perature are slightly lower, in .the ex
treme upper Missouri valley, on the gulf
coast and In the extreme southwest. They
are higher in all other sections, tha rise
being most marked In the upper Mis
sissippi, Ohio valley, and Lake region.
No Important change In temperatura I
Indicated for this vicinity tonight and
Thursday. The weather will continue fair
tonight, but may possibly become unsettled
Thursday.
Temperature and precipitation a com
pared with the laat three years:
1910. 1909. 1S08. 1907.
Maximum temperature ... 88 18 83 39
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .00
Normal temnerature for today. 88 dea-reea.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1.
JbS Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1909,
14 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
26 Inches. "
JU A. WELSH. Local Forecaster. '
8T.
St. Lomls General Market.
LOUIS. March 16. vV H EAT Cash.
10 ti
171
43
101
no
1,300
8,000
100
. 1,700 M
i M
too 10
. 1.400 1HV4
4,700 145
100 17
. 1.400 9
No. 1.
Cash quotations were as follow:
. JuLOU.R." "toady: winter patents. 15.80(31
170; winter etrals-hU, S4.aV. 40; spring
tralghu. 4.4 c; biUer. t.ij6.40.
RYE No. S, 7mT9c, -
BARLKlf-Eeed or mixing, 68$Mo; fair to
choice malUn?, fS(t70c.
SBEDS-Flas, No. 1 southwestern, 1214;
MM V'iorW,U7r,n'.lM:.,T1(nUth''
fib-'S-M.r1, PW. I00 f--, li4.17. Short
r hs sides (loose). 1S Otkgis.37. Short clear
Ides iboxed), I14.fl0tfl4.25 '
Sll&i h 4Lbu- rlm"-y receipts were
i. .T1 . a yar ago.
MlVe"?.ftlpU for to"orrow: Wheat,
20.W head 210 Ca"; ttU' W cari ho'
Chicago Cssh Prices Wheat- Nv 1 rA
11 1?H1 21; No. S red. SUdSl 1- No S hl!
Il.13jl.J4; No. I hard, tiii.uw- ,rdi
northern sprmg, $1.144T1.U: NoTs spr n II (M
ellow, HWinac: No. 4 vi.i ' rt?:
4? s'tandard. a7?' - 4
CHEKSHV-Mteady; daisies. KiKVe
twins, 14U0; young Amerlcli arid
long horns, 16.j Uo. 0
POTATOES-Kasy; choice to fancy. S43
15o: fair lo good. S2433o. . "
POULTRY-iru-m; turkey, ,Mo; hiok.
us. lic; springs, lc.
VKAL Klrm; 61 to 60-lb. wta . 10c-t0.f;Vl''-.
W'UUtl o llO-lb!
Rrcelpts-Todayt Wheat. 48 tars; corn,
care: oats. J cara. Estimated tomor
row 1 Vsheat,. 63 car; coru. git) car; oat,
w cars.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL.' March 16-WHEAT-8pot
jnamji dull; No. 1 red wester,. 0 .toik'
CCUvSbin,t market steady; new Amerl-
Lr,eJn:lwuierB,ta4W;o,d An'ic"
Pblladelpkln Prod ore Market.
1'HILAPELPHIA. March t BUTTER
rlrin. itood dnntand: eaia wesrein crcam
ity, 84et extra nearby print Sac"
KfltiS-Weak. c lower; I'tjnnsylvanla
and other nes.by firsts, free cases, 23c at
ntark; Pennsylvania and other current" re
clpl. In returnable caaea, X!s, at maik-
weak; track, No. 1 red, $1.22L25; No. 2 m., k.
hard, tl.l21.16; futures, steady; May.
31.11; July, tl.0631.0C.
CORN Cash lower; track. No. 2, 62c; No.
1 white, 64140. Futures lower; May, 64
64 o; July, 636c.
OAT& Cash, lower; track. No. 2, 46o;
No. 1 white, 47448o; futures, lower; May,
44c; July, 4c.
RYE Nominal, 80c,
FLOUR Unchanged; red winter patents
S5.60Cn6.90; extra fancy and straight, 140
6.60: hard winter clears, 83.80(ig4.10.
BEED Timothy, SS.OOto'S.fiO.
CORNMEAL-48.25.
BRAN Unchanged; sacked east track,
ll.144jrl.15.
HAY Unchanged; Umothy, tl7.0019.00;
prairie, 813.0014.60.
RAOaiNO 6c
HEMP TWINE To.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; lobbing,
126.60. Lard, lower; prime steam, J14.OOtcl4.iO.
Dry salt meat, unchanged; boxed extra
shorts, 814.87; clear ribs, 114.87; short
clears, $15.12. Paeon, unchanged; boxed ex
tra shorts, 816.12; clear ribs, 116.12; short
clears, 113.37.
POULTRY Higher; chickens. 16c;
springs. 18c; turkeys, 20c; ducks, 14c;
geese, .To.
BUTTER 8teady; creamery, 2632c.
EOQS Higher; 20c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 9.100 12.300
W heat, bu 43.000 40 2 0
Corn, bu , 42.000 69,600
oats, du tw.axi s,n
Allle-nhatmert pfd lut)
Amalrsmateil Copfxr 46,700 TTH
AlMrtcn AfTtcultunl .... X) 45
Amirlat Bent Sur 2,000 S
American on pfd 1.100 n
Amsrtean Car A F 1000 (4
Amartrnn Cotemi tHI 7
Amarlcan H. A I, ptd .... 00 40
American lc gecaritles ... 1,0 36
Amarlcaa Uns4 100 14
American Locomotive 1.000 51
Amir. 8. A R I3.XI4
Amr. 8. A R. pfd 10
American Bugar Ret 4 )84
Amer. Tel. A Tel l.tno 1404
Amarican Tobacco pfd .... 4ix t'
Amarlcan Woolen too I8H
Anaconda Mining W0 48
AtcMaon 1S.100 US
Atohlaon pfd too 103V4
Atlantlo Coast Line 100 ltl
Baltimore A Ohio 8,440 118
Baltimore A Ohio pfd
Bethlehaaa tteal
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific ,
Caotral Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central o N. 1
Ches. A Ohio
Chicago A Alton J-
C. O. W., new
O. A N. W
C, M. A at. P
C, C, O. A 8t. L
Cols. Pual A Iron
Colo. A Boatham
Colo. A Southern lat pfd..
Oolo. A Southern 2d pfd..
Conwllruted Oa
Com Prod acts
Dalawars A Hudaoa .....
D. A K. O
D. A R. O. pfd
Distillers' Becnrltiaa ...
Brie
Brio 1st pfd '.
Brio id pfd
General Blectrle
Groat Northern pfd
Oraot Northern ore ctfs
Illinois Central
Interborougli-Met
Intorborousn-Met pfd ..4
Inter. . Harnaur b
Intar-tgarlno pfd '.
International- Paper
Intomstlonal Pump
Iowa Central
K. O. Southern ,,.
K. O. Southern pfd
Lonlsrlll A Naahvtlle .
II Inn. A Bt. Louis
at.. St. P. A 8. Bto. M.
Mlaaourl Pacltlo
A T
M , K. A T. pfd
Nitlonal Blaeult .........
National Load
Nat. lira, of Mexico lot pfd 100
Now York Central 11.B00 124
N. T , 0. A W 2.0110 46
Norfolk A Weotsra 1,700 104
North Amarlcan
Northern Paolflo 8,800 lis
Pacific Mull 4n0 i2ti
Ponnarlvanla 11,700 lit1
People-a Gas 100 110
Plttaburs, C. C. A Bt. L... l,WO 101
44
4f.w,
rr
7S
ei4)
t
M4
211
14
WV4
107
44
T)
4f
in
77
4
89
2n
14
t
M
W
urer ef the United Ftatea, tU,l0.740; siib
Iritnry silver coin. 13l.5S8.inH; minor coin.
li.li4.sol; total bslance In general fund.
1L414.4T7.
Kn Vark Master Market.
NFW YORK. March Id-PRIME MER-
CANTir.H PArFR'48 per cent.
8TER1.IN EXCMANH-8teady. with
Actual business In bankers' bills at 14 44-cP
4 8415 for sixty day bills and at 14.86 tor
demand
COMMERCIAL niLLft 4.S'9,4.e4.
SILVER Har. 61c; Mexican tiollar. 44e.
HONI8-Uovernment, steady; railroad,
heavy.
MONET On call, steady, SfiS per cent;
ruling rate. 8 per cent; closing bid, 2 per
cent, offered at 2 per cent.
UMnra-i ime, rirm; mxiy-aay ana ninety
dsy, 4 per cent; six months, fa4 per cent.
Closing quotations on Ootids today wers
as follows:
V. 8 . ref la, re... ImNInt. Met. 4s 8
do eoopea l. C. let r. a
V. I. la. re li2V!nt. Mer Mar. 4a.
do aoupnn lolulapsn 4a ..1.., t2
V. A 4s, r( 114K. C. 8. It la ... 7f
do rnupon 114 U 8. Aob. 4a lltul). 7S
Alllo-Cholmeni la 6a. .U A. N un 4s
'Amr, atI. 60 ...10jM.. K. A T. lot 4a
A. T AT ct, 40.. 101 do sen. 4... I....
Amer. To. 4o....... tMo. Partnc 4 tl
do 4a -jN. r. of M. 4a ...
o to 10I M. T. Cm. g. Is.. 80
Armour A Oa. 4s.. t do dab. 4a TA
Afchlaon sea. 4a ...100 N. V. A H. cr. a .115
do ot. 4s 1I4N. A W. lot c. 4a.
do ct. la 1 I do nr. 1H
Atlantle C. L. let 4a. MSo. Pac a 101
8 AO. 4s do la T3
do la WOe 8. L rtd. 4a....4
B A O 8. W ls.. )Penn. ct. o (1151 7
Rrout. Traa. CT. 4a. 41 do eon. 4a ....104
O. of (la. Sa lonvRoadlmt n. 4a ....
ms. L. A, 9- F. r. 4a
124 n do sn. te
m L 8. VT. e. 4a.. 7
l'V do let sold 4 .... K
77eAraboard A U 4. 81
MUSn Parlflc col. 4a.. litk
O. B. A (J. Jt. 4e. . M do -rr. 4...,, KK1
C, M. A 8. P (. aa 17 do let ro(. 4a '
C. A R. I. col. 4a. 8ags. Pr .....108
no rfg 4s do en. 4a 7S
Colo. Ind. (a 7Ht nlon Pac. 4s 101
tlo. Mid. 4 71 do ot. 4a 1
C. A 6. r. 4a.... do let A ref. 4s.. 1V
Dot. A Hod. rr. 4A1001'. S. Rubber to.. ..1"JH
D. A R. o. ia 7r. a. Meel fid la ...104
Dlatlllera' t 74 Va.-Caro. Cl.ern. Bo.. 111
Krie iren. 4a 7 w.b. lat A ox. 4a.. 7t
Brie pr. I. 4a rWeat. Mrt. 4a M
RMe c. 4fl see A.. Sl'oWeot. Rl. CT. to .. t
do iter. B 7H,Wla. Can. 4a 4
Gen. Eire. ct. 141 Mo. Pac. CT. eaftctfo. W
BIO), eeofferod. . .
OMAHA LIVE STOCR MARKET
Desirable Kindi of Cattle Moitly Ten
Cent Higher.
ADVANCE DI HOG VALUES HALTED
Con. Lealh. to ..
C. of N. J. . Bo
C. A O 4a
do ret la ....
Chicago A A. 3e
U B. Q g.
Pat aneefi Active aad Stronar Sellers,
WAIle rat Laaabs Are rally
Ten to Fifteen Ceata
Higher.
SOVTH OMAHA, March 1. 1910.
RecelDta were- r-tt' ui Khun
Official Monday 4.M1 6.174 801
Official Tuesday B.44S ll.fxiS 88
estimate Wednesday 7.0iX) 10.800 .6i0
Three dnrs ht uk itoi 7 o7 rf 4
Name days Inst week 14 mi 15.W0
Same days 3 weeks ago.. 18 f N.4I9 1.
Pame days 1 weeks ago.. 15. 118 21.824 18 571
Same day 4 weeks sgo..l W 88. 7 18 K4
Same days last year 16.810 82. 1M l.be)
The following table tha recelnts ot
cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, com oared with last year:
1Q1A 1WB Ine Te
CattlA 217.71 lvs.Ziis 19.613
Hogs 4KX tin K7 177 ft 770
Sheep 81A0 S40 4TS r.6t7
The following table shews the averea
price of hogs at South Omaha for tha last
several day, with comparisons: ,
March 1..I 1 78.!
Maroh ..l I 84
March 10.(10
jviaron ii. 10 87
March 11110 37
Msrch U!
10 34
10 41
Daatts Stock and Hoods.
BOSTON, March 1 Cloing quotations
on stock were as follons
Alloues
Amal. Copper
Am. Z , L. A 8.
Arlaona Com.
Atlantlo
o Miami Copter .
7 Mohawk
SVSNeTada Con
14 Nlplaaln Mine
North Butte ....
121 121
1J7 140
a
48
114
103
in
111
'io
14
17
ii
107
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS C1TT, March 18 WIEAT
Market, unchanared; No. 3 hard, ll.OSaLU;
No. S, ll.06ijfl.10; No. 3 red, 11.1&31.21; No. 1,
81.134U.19.
CORN Unchanged to o lower; Not $
mixed. 40c; No, 3, 69g'59c; No. 3 whlta,
2c; No, 3. &2o.
OATS Unchanged; No. ,TSiutt, 4eg48o:
No. 1 mixed, 4446o. ! .
, R Y E 72tt76o.
HAY Unchanged; choice - timothy, 114.00
?14.M); choice prains, choice aJ-
alfa, in.OtkuliOO.
BUTTKR Market, unchanged; creamery
extras, 31c; firsts, 29a; seconds, 27c; pack
ing stock, 19c.
EGtit Market,- 6c higher; - current re
ceipts, 16. W a case. .
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat,-bu.....r.........-.a,teJ0 93,000
Corn, bu 84.0H0 63,000
Oats, bu..'. 13,000 12,000
allnneapolta Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, March" 11. WHEAT
May, 11.13; July, U.134 1.13. Cash: No.
1 hard, J1.14V9 1.15; No. 1 northern, 11.13
1.14; No. 1 northern, tl.llfjl.l2: No. 3,
li.07auo.
FLAX-Closed at 12.22.
CORN No. 1 yellow, 66G9c
OATS No. I white. 4S'a4ic.
RIE No. 1. 7K'fl74c
BRAN In 100 pound sacks, 122.00(3 22.60.
FLOUR Urst patents In wood. f. o. b..
Minneapolis, !S.40'j3.l)0; second patent, 6.1a
U5.40; iirt cioars, 4.ia4 o, second clears.
VJ.10o3.40.
feeria Market.
PKORIA. March 1. CORN Steady; No.
1 white, 62c; No. 3, 4Uc: No. 4, 6o00u:
No. 1 yellow, lc; No. 4, 60ielc; No. 3
mixed, ti0c; No. 4, Mc; ne grade, 46jl
o6c.
OATS Easy; standart, 46; No. S white,
45 c, No. 4, 44c
Mllwaakee Orala Market.
KILWAUKEE. klavrch IA WHEAT No
1 northern, ll.l7'(tl.ls; No. 1 northern, 11.14
ii-j, juiy, m.vi,
OATlr 4oS0.
BARLEY Sample, 61T2c. -
i , -
. "ay Market. '
OMAHA, March IA HAY No. 1. 110; No.
2. !. coarse. 8; lacking. V. Htraw: Wheat,
17; rye and oata, 48. Alfalfa. IIS. The supply
of nuy is heavier than the demand.
Toleda Seed Market.
TOLETX3. March lKED-Clover.
cash. K8o; March. K.82; April. 88.S6; Oo
toher, 86 r. llmothy, prime. U K; March.
11.86. Alsike. prime. 17.lt); March, 7.3rt .
Saicar Xrkel
KSKVr TORK March IC-euaAR-tlaw,
firm; Muocovado, W test, 8 Wc; ce-itrlfusaL
M teat. 4et.o: molasses sugar, 88 test, 8 41o-l-eflned.
st?ady; crushed, Vtlic; granulaied!
&.tic; powdered, (loo.
1,400
.. 800
.. u0
.. 1.000
.. 100
.. MO
.. t.KO
.. n
.. 100
.. HO lf.4
.. 6,400 1S4
.. 1,90
.. 100 141
.. 8.400 1144
.. I. M0
.... 600
SO
,. - 100
.. 1,000
.. 800
... . 100
.. 9U0
.. I,l0 ltl
.. 800 41
.. 4 141
i.ioo io
.. 8,404 - 41
1,00 82
lr
18
174
40
80
12
80
4
8S
80
3.
II
47
S3
8 .
M
n
(.
114
101
131
111
1
'Hi
74
178
41
104
00
5 89
(.4 M
t 80
lfi 1M
143 144
87 88
lt 3
II
81
78
14
18
174
40
It
82
i
I
184
1
6
10
81
84
Boa. C. A C. (rets) 1 North Lake
B. A C. A B.... 17 Old Pnminron
.. In Ooceola
.. 71ramitt 8. A C...
. 428 Qulncr
oBhannon ..........
Butte. Coalition
Cat. A ArUona ...
cal. A Heels
(Vr.tenntal
Copper R. Con ...
K. Butta a M
Franklin
Olroai Oon
Oranbr Con
Oreene Cananea .
lala Aorale
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper
LaSallo Copper... .
ld. E-dlr.
7M Superior
10 Superior A B. M...
. U Si Superior A P. C. ..
Tamarack . ,
88 V. a. C. A O
10 'C. g 8. R. A M
80 do pfd
8irtai Cbnoolldatod
7 Winona
Woiverttis .......
.
. eo
. ta
. ia
. 40
. 84
.. 42
.ISO
. 16
. 81
. 14
. 64
,. 14
.. 1
,. II
.. 17
.. 48
. M
. II
. 10
1
144
11
174
40
ao
82
41
81
1&
184
-17
141
81
. 64
u
47
28
. 88
8
150
41
141
6
41
Praoatd Steel Car
Pullman Pslaco Car ...
Railway Steel Spring ,.
Reading
Republic! Stool
Kepubllo Steel pfd
Rock Ialand Co
Rook Ialand Co pfd
St. L. A S. F. id pfd .
St. Louis Southwestern
St. Louis Southwest, pfd
gloaa-Shefrteld S. A 1...
Southern Paclflo
Southern Railway
Southern Railway pfd ,
Tennoeeeo Copper
Texas A Paolflo
Tel., St. L. A W. ......
Tol., St.- LAW. pfd...
In ion Paolflo
Union Paclflo pfd
t'nlted State Realty ...
Vnlted Si a lea Rubber ...
t'nlted States Steel
United Stales Steel pfd.
Utah Copper
Virginia-Carolina Cham.
Wabub
Wabash pfd
Western Md. ctfa
Weatlnghouao Electric ..
Western Union
Wheeling A Lake Brio .
Wiaoonala Central
Pittsburg Coal
Amor. Steel Foundry ...
United Dry Qoods
Laclede Oao
Total sales for the day,
Bx-dl.
.400 41
.... 100 194
.. 800 41
.148,100 167
.. tuO 8
.11,800 .
. too
. 1.100
700
100
400
41
0
64
29
73
77
.40,6"O UI
700
400
800
400
.. 403
.. 600
.101,100 186
.. 10O M)
.. K
.. I0
..2017110
.. I.7O0
.. 3,100
.. 8,400
.. 100
.. 1700
.. 6H
.. 3,soo
.. 400
M
4
83
8
44
47
74
44
86
121
4
67
81
48
82
6t
76
31
6
... 304
... 800
... 117
... 100 100
7(1,100 shares.
81
II
47
83
87
48
161
41
141
S
41
71
111
11
6
123
4S
103
77
111 184
: 81
.. 136
111)
8
42
m
411
16
8
100 "
48
0
64
88
18
14
126
U
4b
12
8
4S
47
186
tl .
74
44
84
120
4
'
21
47
61
II
78
I
61
61
117
10U
81
44
188
44
108
1865
10
VV
42
194
41
144
.88
'47
H .
68
28
78
71 '
ltf.
37
46
82
as.
48
47
1M .
4
74
44
13
H
4fc
64
81
46
61
47
78
80
e
117
100 .
Local tjeearftlea.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns,
Jr.. C14 New York Life building:
Bto. Aaaea.
Bestrlo Creamery Co 8
City ot Oman 4s 128 10
Columbia. Nab., K. L. 6a 12 6
Cvdahr Packln, Co. 6a M
Kaaaaa City Home Tel. ta 1828 II
Lon Bell L. Co. 4o 113 19
Llneoln Gaa A Kleo. 60 1M1
Nebraaks Tel. Stock 4 per cent
North Platte Cel. Ir. Co. Is 1M0
Omaha Water Co. 6s 1114
Omaha Water Co. 6s 144
Omaha Water Co. Sd pfd .1
Omaha Gaa a 1117
Omaha B. L. A P. 6a ISM
Omaha 81. L. pfd 8 per cost
Omaha BL By. la 1414
Omaha A C. B. St. Rr. Is 1128
Omaha A C. B. St. Rr. pfd 8 per cent
Omaha A C. B. It, Rr- com
Omaha A C. B. Rr. A B. pfd
Stoua Ctty S. T. ptd 8 per cent
Seattle 4a 1180
twin Eaute col. 6a Dotes 1811
St. Loula Brewing Co
United Ry St. L. i14
Union A T., So. Omaha
100
81
10
61
M
II
84
II
81 .
104
80
1
14
1M
lu
It
100
8e
lot
100
101
14
II
IS
84)
2
1U0
M
85
14
4
81
104
lo
81
81
87
London Cloalag Stocks.
London closing stocks:
,.. 81LoolaTlllo A N. , ..
.. 61 M., K. A T
.. 71 N. T. Central
... II Norfolk A W
...1110 do pM
..101 Ontario A W
..114 PounaxlTsnta
...lilRand Mines
... I7keadtn( ,
8ouinera By
Consols, money ., .
4o sooount
Amal. Copper
Anaeoada .,
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific.
Chesapeake A O.
Chlcaco O. W
ttl., Mil. A St. P.. .14 Oa ptd
Po Boers l6outh.rn Paolfta
Denver A 8Uo 0 41 Union Paoine
krle at o ptd
do IK pfd tuV. S. Stool
do Sd pfd 81 Wabub
Grand Trunk 8S do pfd
lllinola Central 14ft Spsnlsk 4s
Ex-dlviaend.
81 LVER Bar, steady at 33 d per ounc.
MONEI-lWl per cent
The rate- of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 8(i;4 per cent; for three
months' bills, 1 per cent.
..166
.. 4!
..117
..1(
..
.. 46
.. 10
..
.. 8i
.. 24
.. CI
..11)11
. 1M
..101
..
.. 28
.. 41
.. k
Treaaarr Stateaaeat.
WASHINOTON. March IA The condition
of tha treasury' t the beginning of business
tcxlav was as follows:
Trust Funds Oold coin, ta.522.Sfl$: Uver
dollars, I4r.7ii9,0i; silver dollar of lti-JO.
11.818 000; silver certificate nutstandlng,
ll!te.7l.000. ,
Gent-ral Fund Standard silver dollar In
general fund. 8-'i,0n,8jS; current liabilities,
tS.fflO. M; working balance In treasury of
fices, 1.'0,424,X.'6; in banks to credit of treaa-
New York Cork Market.
The following quotations are furnished
oy Logan St Bryan, 315 South Blxteenth
street:
American Tobacco... 41 Greene Cananea 10
Bay state Oaa.. ...... 80 Ineplreiian 1
Booton Cont. ........ 18 Laraoo 4
Butta uoantion 2nNerada Cona 81
Cactui , 4Newhouae ,. 2
Chlno H.rhlo Copper 4
Chief Con 2 Rawhide Coalition... tl
DaTla-Daly 3Rar Central 1
Bly 8ntrsl 1 Swift Pkg. Co..- 106,
Kir Cona 77Soara, 'Roebuck Co...l
sir wucn siner Flea
Franklin 18 Superior A Pitts 13V.
Ol ron i lNor.opak Mining 7
Goldrield Cone Trinity Copper 8
Goldrleld Florence... 1 ..i
New York Mlalns; stocks.
NEW YORK, March l.-Clolng quota
tlons on mining- stocks were:
Alio , 178 LeadvtIle Con. I
Brunewlrk Con 8 Llttle chlol 6
Com. Tunnel stock... II Mexican ., i-...., 160
do bonds 20 Ontario .' 160
Con. Cal. A Vs 10 Ophlr 160
Hom SIlTer 46 Standard IS
Iron Silver
Offered
... .4.11 Yellow Jacket ....,. rO
t.- . 11 ,,.
OMAHA GENERAL 1UAKET,
Staple and Panel Proda'oa prices Pa
nished by Barer and WAalesalers.
BUTTER Creamery, No' j, " delivered to
tne retaji iraae m i-id. carton, no; Mo. I.
in 60-lb. tubs. 30o; No. ., In 1-Ib. cartons,
29c; In 60-lb. tuba, 28c; packing stock, solid
pack, 24c; oommon, 22c; -fancy dairy roll.
24o ; common, 19a. Market changes every
luceaay. , , . . ,v
CHEESE Twin. 18Uc: vounff AmtrW
13c; Palsy cheese, 19o; jjlmbergsr. V8c;
oricK. jc; aomestio diock. awiss, iw; Im
ported Swiss, 80o.
POULTRT Dressed broilers, tl.60 a dos.;
lor storage, t; . (or Xreah-. aprlnga, 17o;
hens. 16c: cocks. 11c: ducks. 18c: aeese.
15c; turkeys, 36c; pigeons, per dot., 11.20;
nomer squaDB, m per dot.; tancy squabs,
13.60 per doa.t No. 1. 83.00 ter doa. Alive:
Broilers, firm; from 1 to 1 lb.K too; 1
to x io., lc; hens, l3o; cobks. So; ducks,
full feathered 13c: geese, full feathered,
11c; turkeys, 18c: guinea fowl, S3 per dos.;
pigeons, no per aos. .
Fl&ti (all frosen) Herring. 6c; salmon,
trout, 13o; catfish, 17c; large crapples, 15-3
18c; smelts, 15c; Spanish mackevsl, 18c; ell,
oc; naaaock. lac; riounders.
BEEF , CUTS Ribs: No. 1, 18c: No. 2,
lle: No. S. 10c. Loin: Vo- 1. 18c: No. 1
13V; No. S, 12c. Chuck: No. 1, 8c; No. 2.
7c; No. t, 7c. Round: No. 1, 8c; No. 1,
c; No. 1, 8c PlaUs: No. 1. 7o; No. 2,
c; No. I, 6c 7
VEGETABLES Irish . Beed . Potatoes:
Genuine Red river valley And early Ohio,
per bu., 85c; wsslorn Nebraska and north
ern stock, per bu 70o; yellow Jersey
sweets, per DDI., 81.80; Wisconsin and
native, per bu., eoo; Colorado, per
du., wjtruc. NMreet potatoes: Kansas.' per
bbl.. S2.00. Cauliflower: California, 24 to 26
nesas. per crate, 82.50. Rutabagas: Canada,
per lb., lc. Cabbage: Wisconsin. Holland
seen, per id., io. Celery. Kiorida, in rlurr.
4, 6 and 8-dox. cases. 83 00: 12-lb. bunch. 80a.
Onions, red, per lb., 2B3c. Old vegetables:
Parsnips, carrotv beeta. turnip. In sacks.
per lb., 2a. Oar he: Extra fancy, white, per
io., io. ew southern vegetables Turnips:
per doi. bunches. 50n: Khallotts' Par dnz.
bunehea, '60c Spinach: Per bu., 31.00. Egg
plant: Fancy Florida, doz. 11.(092.00. To
matoes: Fancy Florida or Cuba, per 8
bsk. crate, fancy, 14.00; choice, 83.50. dtring
aim wax Deans: t'er hamper, lo.oowt.w.
Cucumbers: Hot h ouae. oer dor. 81-76ri?'2 ,10
Home Grown Vegetables Radishes; Extra
fancy, per dox. bunches, 86o. Lettuce:
Extra fancy leaf, per ios., 40c; head lettuce
in nampers, fibtxa&oo. parsley: fancy
noma grown, per dox. bunches, 40c.
OYSTERS Selects. ma!'. car., 25c; largs
eec; gallon, it. so; Mew tork counts. Small,
33c; larse. 45c: gallon. 11 US: standards.
small, 22c; large. 15c; gallon. 11.31; extra
isrije sianaaras,
FRUITS strawberries: Florida, oer ot
6HC70C. Oranges: California. Navels, S0-06-112-128
sizes, per tox. 8260&S.76; liO-200-216-250
sizes, per box, 13.00; Came" brand,
13000.3.75. Lemons: Extra fsecv Llmnn.
erlas. 300-360 sizes, 14 75; choice Ixima. tOO-HO
sixes, per dox, 44.00; 340-4'JO sixes. Sue per
nox teas, nananas: fancy eeleot. per
b:mch. 11.7582 00; J um ho. bujneh. 12.7571'! T5.
Grapes: Imported Malagas, per keg. 14.001
J 50. Grape Fruit: Florida. 61-ll-SO slis. 14.P4
Indian River Grape Fruit: All sizes. ST. 00,
Apples: Jonathan, per bbl., 16.00; Ben
l)vls. per bbl., 13.60634.00; Oenltan, per bbl.,
14 00; Wlnesaps, per bbl., 84.50; Gano. per
hbl., 84 00; K'ew York Baldwins, Russet
and Spys. per bbl.. 14 25 California W. W,
Penmiains, per box. 13.0uTf2.26: 'Colorado
Jonsthuns, per box. 12; extra fancy, Colo.
ldo R. Beauties, per box, 12.50; extra fancy
Colorado Wlnesaps. per box, 12.26. Cran
berries: Jersey, winter stock, per bb).t
86.60. Dates: Anchor brand, new, 30-b.
pkgs. In box. per box, S3 00. Ftgs: - Cali
fornia. 10 pkgs 5c size. 84 pkgs. In - box
12.00; 12 pkgs.. 10c slxe. 80c.
MISCELLANEOUS Cldert Kew York,
per -bbl S3. 75. Honey: New. 24 frames,
33.50. Horseradish: S do. In Caa. 11.80. Wal
nuts: Black, per lb., Ic; California, No. J.
per lb., 12e. Hlckorynuts: Large, per lb.,
4c; small, per lb.. 6c. Cocoanuis: Per sack,
16.00; per dox, 65c.
Oil and Roala.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Msrch 16 OIL-Credit
balances. 31.40; runs, 155.916 bbls.; average,
l'it.GM bbls.: shipments, 204,164 bbls. 1 aver
age, 117.M2 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oa., March 16.-TURPEN-TINFf-Flrm.
M0o.
ROrf.N-FIrm; B, 14 30; D, 14.40; E, 34 50;
F. $4 60U 4 .'; . 34.66; H. 14 75; I. 14.90;
K. S6 W; M. 16.40; N. $&60; W. G., 16.1(5.
VV. W., S7.00.
yesterday. Quality on an average was the
best In many dn.vs.
Representative sales:
Date. 1810. 1K.1J05.19W.1908.1806.104.
March 14
Maroh 18.
March 1.
I 481
Mi
1 61
1 40
481
47
t 40
61
4 4ft
4 88j
4 34
4 36
4 rl
4 4fi
e
4 4S
6 TSi
1 83
4 101
13
111
S 7S
( 88 1 09'
831 12
4 65 18 11;
Gl 6 04
4S I 07
4 88 t 20
4 18
4 M
4 861
( o
4 80)
4 81
4 81
4 64!
I 11
I 11
5 11
I u
o
6 IS
6 35
1 It
Sunday.
ReCelDtS and dltmnoltlnn nt live, trrk
the Union stock yard, kiouth Omana,
twenty-four hour ending at 1 o'clock,
ra., March 16:
RECEIPTS CARS.
at
for
P-
C, M. A PL P
wr.bash R. R
Mo. P. Ry g
U. P. R. It. si
C. & N. W. (east).... 1
tJ. a im. w. (west).. 75
C, St. P., M. A O.. 40
C. B. A O. (east!.... 1
C, B. & U. (west).. 31
C, R. I. A P. (east).. 14
Illinois Central Ry.. 8
Chicago Ot. Western 3
Total receipt! .,..2f8
Cattle Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
7 4
1
4
68 S3 4
1 1
82 6 1
12 2
4'
35 4 S
1
1 1
1
. 159 35
HEAD.
Omaha Packing Co.
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour ez to
Schwartz-Rolen Cn
Schwartt'd A Sulsber'r.
Murphy, shipper
vv . u. vnnsunt Co
Bentjn Vjinannt A T.ttnK
Stephens Bros. .,
Mill & Son
F. B. Lewis
Huston & Co
J. B. Root 6V Co
J. H. Bulla
Ii F. Hum
l. woif
Mccreary A Carey
ft W.rfh.lm.1.
M. Hagerty
Kuuivan hiroa.
Lee Rothschild
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co....
Sol Degan
KJ!n
Other buyers
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
.. 875 1,818 1.108
.. 1.0M1 2.417 1.244
.. 1.135 1.6(12 2.179
.. 1,136 8,563 1,506
242
"133
141
114
2.13
206
40
48
81
138
403
10
27
43
48
1 131
40
46
440
2,430
1,866
Totals 6,893 11,662 7.902
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morning
were large, 280 car being reported In. Thl
make the total for the three days thl
week 17.0W head, a slight gain over last
week and an Increase of almost 2,000 head
Over the COrreSDOndlnor wenlr nf last veee
In spite of the fact that receipts of beef
teem were considerably larger than ex
pected, the demand waa so good that tha
Offerlnxa Droved none tto lu.ra-e . In n44t.
tion to the requirements of local packers
"" w were several rarg snipping order,
With the result thftt the rattl. hancr.H
hand about a fast as buyer could get to
them. Under the Influence of thin good
demand the market wa strong to 10c
higher. In fact, mostly 10c higher on the
oesiraDie kinds, uood cattle sold up a
high as 17.86.
Cows and heifer showed the same ad
vance as beef steers anrK they too were
active sellers at. the advance.
There wa a good prlnkllng of stock
cattle and feeders, the latter being In e
peclally good demand at price that were
anywhere from strong to quit a little
higher. Stockers were fn fair demand at
luuy steady prices.
Ouolitlons on rattle: flood tn ehntna
cornfed steers, 17.0Ofa8.0O; fair to good corrt
fed steers, 16.50!i7.00; common to fair corn
fed steers, 15.50(050; good to choice cows
and heifers. 8Ti.X6ii-fi.85: fair to e-ood rows
and heifers, 14 60i?t6.2G; common to fair cows
and heifers, 13. 004(4. 60; good to choloe stock
ers and. feeders, 15.40.65: fair to good
stockers and feeders, 14.6Ag.00; common
to fair stockers and feeders, 34.003 4.60;
stock heifer, 13.754.60; veal calves, 14.600
1.26; bulls, stags, etc, S4.00r3rl.00.
Representative sale:
BEEF STEERS.
At. Pr. No.
14U 7 15 I..,
88...
83...
9...
14...
21...
8..,
4.
Ke. At. Sh. Pr. No. At, 8b. Pr.
147 ... 10 II 7i 2.' ... 10 JJ
81 IM ... 1 30 ' 8 . ... 14
81 1 SI 14 ) 41 141 ... 10 88
II 1 40 t M '7 eo U .
71 IM ... 10 tt 7J .? 44 11)40
fi i7i ...iu n to ...net
e 14 M 10 11 J4 14 ... hi 4.1
ti h4 i n ii J ... ii io
IM ... 10 t H . . 10 40
18 IM ...10 21 4i r 10 10 48
11 l"0 40 10 80 41. 874 11 10 4ft
14 t'4 ... 10 Kl 74 2JI . 10 45
64 SH 10 10 10 40 10 0 4S
8 117 ... 10 80 71 Ill 4 10 45
44 814 44 . 0 80 7 IA8 40 10 48
U 880 .10 8') 74 lt ...1046
14 .212 40 10 80 II . ...)0U
U Ill 10 10 80 73 228 ... 10 4
4 114 ... 1 ) tl ;.tj ... 0
M 118 ..10 80 It ...... til ...1048
II 215 ... 10 85 47 IM ... 10 48
81 Ml ... 10 IS ft 170 ... 10 10
4 224 ...ION 15 nu 40 10 10
) ... 10 84 44 SOU ... 10 M
14 tiO ...10 14 M 24 ...10 84
M 122 ... 10 88 in IM ... 10 M
4. ?r 40 10 88 ki, 317 ...10IW
70 1 ... 10 to 84 800 ... 10 W
40 Ill ... :0 15 l 801 ... 10 84
UHKKP Sensations are the regular thing
In the sheep barn this season, and today
whs no exception. Nebrnska-fed Mexican
lambs reached 8:185, a dime hlaher than
yesterday' top, and the Ollis Mexicans that
brought SS 60 yesterday, went to 1.75. There
is no precedent ror thene prices and even
higher values are predicted after the first
of April. Coloredo feeders Intend to have
their feed-lots pretty well emptied by that
time In order to avoid aiseesment. and the
arger operators In this state have been
marketing freely during Ihs past two
weeks. As compared with yesterday's
prlcrs, today' lamb sale were about lOJ
lftc higher, with demand active and broad
at the advance. Supply waa fully normal.
There were only a few mixed lots or
common shorn stock Included in esrly re
ceipts, but even these sold to very good
advantage; In fact, cheap stuff has been
Boosted to a relatively higher level than
quality In an effort to lessen cost of product.
Good grades of sheep moved freely, as
usual, but as prices have already advanced
to almost prohibitive levels, killer are
showing no desire to pay more money.
Generally speaking, salesmen had no diffi
culty in disposing of shep offerings at
yesterday' figures.
Thus far this week the supply of sheep
and lambs has been fairly liberal with the
PtilK or the run consisting or lambs, largely
Mexicans. Demand for hlgh-dressers has
been urgent at all times, however, and
prices have advanced about a quarter over
ast week's close. There has been little
quotable change In sheep prices, some of
the better grade selling probably a dime
higher.
ijuotatlon on sheep and lambs: Good to
choice lambs, S9.60rr9.90; fair to good lambs,
xy.UKrs.ou; good light yearlings. bOflS.o,
good heavy yearlings, 88.00418.50; fslr year
lings, S7.35fi8.00; good to choice wether,
S7.5O4J8.00; fair to good wethers. I7.00(iii7.&0;
good to cnotre ewes, 37 .WW. 90; fair to good
ewes. 37.0047.50
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
4W) Mexican lambs 69 9 85
21 Mexican yearlings...,....-. 70 100
47 Mexican ewe 122 1 00
261 western lambs 113 t 00
84 western ewes 101 8 00
XI western lanibs 75 9 00
359 western lanibs 76 8 35
14 western ewes 134 7 75
507 Mexican lambs 6S 9 85
5H Mexican Iambs 6 9 75
223 western ewes 8S 7 75
200 western lambs 68 9 16
370 Wyoming ewes, culls 82 5 75
101 Idaho lambs, feeders 77 8 85
SuO Idaho ewes i..,. 96 7 00
68 Idaho ewes, culls 91 6 25
478 Colorado lambs 86 9 60
413 Colorado lambs 85 9 65
66 Colorsdo lambs 87 9 65
86 western yearlings 98 8 6.".
23 western ewes and wethers 119 8 00
20 spring lambs 48 14 00
CHICAGO. LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Market Hlprher -Hosr Lower
Sheep Strong; and Higher.
CHICAGO, March 16.' CATTLE Receipts,
estimated 13,000 head; market, KMilRc
higher; steers, S5.80fj-8.40; cows, 34.0036.26;
heifers, S4.0OJt6.5O; bulls, 14.5Vo.10; calves,
UOOS'IO.OO; stockers and feeders. 14.40tfi8.00.
HOGS Receipts, estimated 21,000 head;
market, 1015c lower; choice Heavy, SlO.S&iff
10.95; butchers, ,S10.St!10.!0i light mixed,
110.60f7;l0.70; choice lights, 110.70410.7$; pack
ing, 110.8010.90; pigs, 310.26(8 10.50; bulk of
snles, HO.6010.iO. -.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, esti
mated 12,000 head ; market, strong to ' 15e
higher; sheep, 32.60i8.23; lambs, ST.irxfj 10.20;
yearlings, 17.65ifJW.00.
for December delivery, at 7.1V. Close:
Msrch, iie;, April, IHr;.My, 4!V: June,
7 00e; July, August, September, tvtoher and
November. 7.1'V; THK-einher. January and
February. 7 IV. Spot market, quiet; Rio.
No. 7. 8 ll-li'-uKc: SunM. No. 4. o. Mild,
quiet; Cordova. Vullo-
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. March IA COTTON After
A quiet and fairly steady mm ulnar the
cotton market weakened during today's
later trading anil while the final tone
steady last rulers showed a loss of from
8 to 11 points for the day. .
The market opened steady, with March
unchanged, but with the other month
from 6 to 7 points lovn-r. In response to
dlsapiMilntlng cable, tnlk of rain In the
southwest and scattered HqnidHtlon. Sell
ing for short account was checked, how
ever, by reiwrts indicating that only show
era had occurred In Texas, with the pre
cipitation neither heavy enough nor suf
ficiently general to materially modify new
crop prospects, and shortly after the open
ing the market firmed up on a renewal
of southern hull support mid coverttig.
Msv contracts sdvatirecl from 14 86c to
11. 96c and the active months generally
showed a net (fain of about I to 3 points
at one time during th forenoon. Rut It
was rumored that leading bull Interests,
while giving the market some support
upenlv, were reducing their lines through
brukers, the rallv nppeared to b brltiglnsj
In no fresh outside buying of consequence
and after ruling very dull within a point
or two of Inst night s finals, during the
middle of the day the market broke under
a renewal of selling pressure from the
same broker, who sold the leading bull
30,000 bales yesterday morning and liquida
tion by enrly buyers.
The clone was only a point or two up
from the lowest on spring And summer
mouths. The Improvement during tha
morning was eneotirosed by reports of a
continued demand for goods from China
and cables from Liverpool reiterated claims
of an Improved busmena in Mancnesier,
while the decline In me nuer irsuiuig inr
have been partly due to clnlms thst pri
vate cables hud been received stating that
Liverpool mlnlit ship 60.000 bales of cotton
to New York for delivery on May con-
trscts.
Southern spot markets wera generally
unchsnged.
ST lAll'IS, March 16-COTTON-Dull:
middling, 15c; sales, none; receipts. SWJ
bales; shipments, 668 bales; stock, 42,24
lGALVESTON. March 16. COTTON-Mar-ket,
steady, 14c.
Metal Market.
n'vw x-it.- u.,.h tr Mif.TAIJt stand
ard 'copper was dull and unchanged. Lon
don marnei was tower -inn .
spot, 168 17s 6d; futures. 59 17s d. locally,
.... . .c.l at 113 KWn 1SK2W:
electrolytic tl3.12d 13.37; casting, 113O0it
13. a. Tin was niruuy, rimi, ji.i.i.iu. ...
English market wa easy; pot. H43 las:
ciik ir.. 1.... tuai doll: soot: 34.50
IUI1HCB, tin" ...... .... -
ti4.0. The London market was unchanged
at US 8 I'd. opener ciosea uuh i i.ow
5.70. The London market was unchanged,
with spot quoted at fi!3. Iron 'va unchaiiged
a. r a J t.. t Uc aiu ml 4AU B rfO n tfS Irtt T A ltl
Ul Q1M THJ H-'l V ir.r.nmi .-.
don. Ijocttlly th nkarktt wa unchantTMi.
. - . . ... . . . . , is a M r.oi A 12 1 Art A
ST LitJUl, junrcii io. ivi i i w-n,
weak at 14.3V- fpelter, dull at 15.55iJto.57
(iame Warden Must Move). .
WATERTOWN, 8. D., March. . 16. (Sper
olal.) W. F. Bancroft, tate fame Warden,
haa received word from U, B, Vessey, gov
ernor, that the office of tha game warden
must be moved from this city to Pierre,
the stato capital, by Juno 1, and though
the order gives the warden considerable
time, It Is expected that the office will be
moved some time In April.
The state administration w-IU have all
the state offices In the new capltol build
ings, and as soon as a room for the office
of game warden Is complete, It will bo
moved frim this city.- Mr Bancroft will
continue to make his home In Watertown.
Adjutant General C. H. Englesby Is not
expecting that he will be, Called upon to
move his offices because the permanent
camping ground of the .state militia is
within a few miles of this city, near Lake
Kampcska. ....
Di-r Geoas Market.
NEW YORK. March 16 DRY OOOD8
The cotton goods market la Irregular In the
f ray goods division. More business Is doing
n the finished goods Unas, but at very low
prices. The Inquiry for export goods con
tinues, but sale are small. Underwear
and hosiery are quiet at the primary di
vision, rialna are moderately active in
houses handling specialties, foulard
ohantungs, etc. '
No.
11 ,
8 1011 6 04
16 114 M
15 SOS ! 89
H 1010 I 46
7 1045 4 44
1 1000 4 50
10 1004 4 80
14 1014 4 40
12 1088 4 40
I M IS
20 121 I 10
16 143 I 74
4 loos 4 14
17 1084 4 75
4 1048 4 16
lout 4 14
1 1011 IS
11 1144 4 10
II MO I 14
1 1040 I 85
88 1011 4 14
II 1114 4 15
7 04 4 10
14 ...1141 140
II U14 1 00
80 1118 T On
M 1184 7 04
18 1WI f 10
44 l!'l 7 10
M 1245 7 10
II 1187 7 10
' COWS.
.. 126 4 00 23..
..lO'l 4 04
..108T 4 10
.. Ill 4 40
. . 101 4 74
.. IM I 00
..1040 4 80
..118 I 86
..UU 8 24
HEIFERS.
... 437 4 10 I
.. 176 4 20 12
.. Ill 4 40 ' io.;...
.. ii 4 50 to
.. 741 4 44
BULLS.
7
4
10..:..
10.,...
4
22
8
II
17 ,
12
I
t
13
12
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
S
1
3
.....
11.....
1
10
II
14
II
11
II
4
II -
17
84
II
18
80
22 .....
22
61
24
21
40
14
13
21
22
II... i.
71
18
31 ,
14
101
4
86....
8....
4....
4....
10....
8....
4....
I.
At. Pr.
1116 T 18
lal 7 24
1187 T 20
1311 7 16
1254 T 24
1140 7 26
..,..1207 t 26
1070 7 25
117 7 80
1.8 7 10
1171 7 15
1804 7 35
1881 7 84
1248 1 86
1181 1 88
12 8 7 4q
1301 1 40
.....1211 7 40
1321 7 45
1824 1 50
1315 7 10
1882 7 40
1156 7 50
.....1286 7 65
1531 7 40
1808 7 so
11 7 40 -
U4I 7 40
L2 T 44
1144 1 14
1480 T 80
... 804 44
...41 IS
...1101 8 70
... 44 I IS
...11A0 I U
...1270 t 84
...1130 4 00
...1187 4 M
...1031 4 26
... 482 8 00
... 701 10
... 415 8 10
... 830 4 U
1014 4 54 1...
440 4 5 1
1110 4 75 L
1064 I 85 . 1
1M0 I 40 1
1720 4 84 1
104 I 15 1..,..
1IM I 16
CALVES.
190 4 00 1
11 7 50 1
148 7 54 S
1A4 7 71
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
..1800 8 16
..14D0 I 96
..14 4 00
.. 410 4 04
..1280 4 00
..1110 4 14
..1600 1 88
no i at
180 8 84
835 6 88
448 4 10
47 t
M4 8 15
4V0 I 20
671 t 24
. 704 i 40
. 440 t 40
,871 t 40
, 164 4 60
4..
IS ,
II
20
II
21
4
12
I
444 8 10
,.. 044 6 15
... 404 4 84
..445 I ot
..151 I 46
... 134 4 16
... Ml 4 16
... 100 4 26
... 444 I 80 ,
WESTERNS.
Lindsay Bitten L. 8. Co. Utah.
43 cows 825 6 00 29 feeder.. 812 5 85
feeders.. 933 1 10
MOOS Under th triple Influence of
liberal run, recent weakness of provisions
and unfavorable advice from the east,
buyer were all atrongly uearlah In their
Idea thl morning and what few bid were
made during early rounds, looked! to be
about t'tflOc lower than yesterday' average
trade. Most of the selling fores did not
rtgard these offers very seriously at th
opening, however, and some little business
was done on a 6-caut lower basis. Only
selected load of good butcher were
wanted at the least decline, and demand
waa by no mean broad, with th result
that It waa well along In th morning be
fore enough hog had been sold to afford
an adequate test of value.
Later In the nornlng after packer
started to fill their larger order and move
ment became more artlve, the full decline
waa generally apparent on their purchases,
but such loads of good heavies that suited
the needs of order buyers sold fully as
well as at any time during early hours, or
In other words, about a nickel lower than
J
Katnaaa City Live Stock "Market.
KANSAS CITY,' March 16.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 7,000 head. Including 500 southerns;
market for steers, 105200 higher; for otheiH
strong to lOo higher; choice .-xport nd
dressed beef steers, 17.40Co8.60; fair to Rood
88.204i'7.35; western steers. 16.001(1.75; stock
ers and feeders, 84.60iiU.26; southern steers,
16.50ig1.M; southern oows, $3.1030.00; native
cow, S4.00ii76.76; native heifers. I1.654ji7.20;
bulls, S4.86'a.00; calves, t4.60ruQ.00.
HOGS Receipts, 8,000 head; market, 6ffj)
lOo lower; top, 110.66; bulk of sales, 110.2
10.65; heavy, 110.f610.66; packers and
butchers, 110. 362 10.60; light, 110.2510.50; pigs,
19.0089.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.000
head; market, 101T16c higher; lambs, 111.40
tj 10.05; yearlings, lK.Wfnv.26; wethers, 17.5041)
8.16; ewes, 16.76(7.80; stockers and feeders,
S5.00I&6.60.
St. Loala Live Stock . Market.
ST. LOUIS, March 16. -CATTLE Re
ceipts. 8.2l0 head, including 800 Texans:
market, 10c to 15c higher; native shipping
and export steers, S6.60S 30; dressed beef
and butcher steers, S6.20a7.h6; steer under
1.000 lbs., 16.467.70; stockers and feeders,
14.20620; cows and heifers, SS.50tf7.20; can
ners, 12.603.45; bulls, 13. Mi. 20; calves, 83.40
69.75; Texas and Indian steers, 85.3lKa7.7t;
cows and heifers, 13.10u5.60.
HOGS Receipt, ,500 head; market, 10c to
15c lower; plus and lights, 17.4010.00; pack
ers, 810.4O.fi0.75; butcher and best heavy,
110.660 10.80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 700 head;
market, strong; native muttons, I4.904i8.50;
lambs, 17.309.75: culls and bucks, 84.60(0
1.10; stockers, 84.0Oy6.00.
Contest for Lyon Kstate.
HURON, S. D., March 10. (Special.)
Parties in "New York have notified Mrs.
... a.ni,n wife of Engineer John H.
Sutphen of this city to "silentf a meeting
of the Lyon family to be held in New
York next month. The purpose Is for
members of the family to establish their
claims to estate left by General Lyon and
his wife, Mary Lyon, founder of Mt.
Holyoke college, to the three Lyon broth
ers and their families. One of these Is
Allen M. Lyoti, late thl city, whose
death occurred here iwo .or three years
ago, Mrs. Sutphen belri hi daughter. At
this time Mr. Sutphen and hutiband are
vlltlng in the east, but will be present
at the New York meeting.
Women' Hoard Reappointed.
PIERRE, S. D., March ' 10. (Special.)
Governor Vessey today reappointed all ths
members of the Woman's Board of Investi
gation of the state ..charitable and penal
Institutions, the list being:' Mr. Carrl
Cleveland, Carthage; Mr. L. B. Eastwood,
Watertown; Mlas Emmer Cook-Huron,
He also appointed John Vorseth of Vienna
a member of the State Live Stock commis
sion to fl)l vacancy caused by the death of
J. W. Cong of Waubay. . .
He appointed A. C. By rum of Onlda at
county Judge of Sully county to fill th
vacancy In that office, caused by ths death
of Andrew McFall.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH.' March 16. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.600 head; market active, 10l5o
higher; steers, tS.OOK 00; cows and heifers,
13.50(37.00; calves. 13Kj-9.00.
HOGS Receipt Si 6,000 head ; market 10c
lower; top, SlO.05; bulk of sales, 110.3510.56.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 740
head; market, 10c higher; lambs, S.0Oro9.86.
Slonz City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia., March 16. (Special
Telegram.) CATTLE Receipts, 2.20O head;
killers, 10if 16c higher; feeders, alow; year
lings. $4.6.6.50; feeding cow and heifer,
13.7tSH.60.
HOGS Receipt 4,700 head: market 6al0e
lower; range f price, J10.25Q10.D6, bulk of
ales, $ 10. 36 s 10.46.
Stoek In - Starlit.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
South Omaha 7,000
Sioux City 2,200
St. Joseph 1,500
Kansas City 7,000
St. Loul
Chicago
Total
8.200
13.000
33,900
10.000 9,500
4.700
6,000 700
8,0(10 6,000
6,500 700
21,000 12,000
66.000 28,900
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Msrch 16 COFFFE Mar
ket closed dull, net unchanged to 6 points
lower. Sales wers reported of 2,000 bags, all
Golden Wedding at Ethan, S. 11.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., March 1C.-A few
day ago Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Relnarts,
prominent pioneer residents Of the "lttls
town ot Ethan, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. Mr. Relnarts is 74
year of age, while his wife I two years
older. Both are enjoying the best of health
snd expect to celebrate a numbe.- ot wed
ding aniaverarles.
Girl's Assailant Sentenced
WATERTOWN, . a ,D. March 16. (Sps
clal.) Louis Roberts, convicted of assault
on a 7-year-old girl, haa been aentepced to
Berve even year in the tate penitentiary.
Thl case 1 the last of the criminal calen
dar of the regular March term of circuit
court for this county. Judge Marquis has
taken up the' civ IV calenflar, there being
ome twenty case U com up for trial.
Herbert E. Gooch Co.
Brokers and Dealers
ORAnr, rAOTinoss, tooxb,
Omaha Of fleet SIS Board of Trad Hl&g.
BU Telephone, Doug-la sail
Independent, A-S1B31,
Oldest snd X,arrt atouse ta ths Stat.
A SAFE INVESTMENT
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ful Western Power & Lighting Company at 92 In denominations of
1100, $500 and $1,000.
The Electric Power of this Company is Generated fr0m coal.
The Company Issuing these bonds Is earning double ths interest,
on all its outstanding bonds, and has under construction greatly in
creased facilities for a larger output This will be in operation within
the next three months and result in earning dividends on Its common
stock. - . ,
50 STOCK BONUS
Every purchaser of one of the bonds will also be given 60 of its
value In common stock, so that In addition to the assured Income ot
64 on the bonds there will be a share In the future growth and
earnings of the Company. There Is an existing market for a large In
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Write for full in formation ,
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Established 1868. Members of N. Y. Stock Exchaage.