THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY. MAKCTI 23. 1010.
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ft
V
f
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AND PRODUCE MARKET
fealli Trifling ,wi th Crop Eport, but
Gain No Advantage.
THE DECLINE
I'l IS HEAVY ON TH
""' DentaatI Poo anil Pfa Export
Bolaea on . Hand Market la
strengthened by Rally la
Wheat Prlcea.
- OMAHA March 22. 1110.
Bulls ralter&te the crop damage report
that have caused the daily nervousness In
Wheat. ' Aa' yet, ho real advantage has
len gained, i-and It looks more like a
waiting game unttithn amount of damage
can be correctly estimated. The corn
market gels heavier a prices decline;
hipping demand- la very poor and little or
no export. business la being , done. Liqui
dation continues Wavy.
Wheal was- steady early In the session,
but. advanced sharpljr 4ater on liberal buy
ing on crop news from the southwest. The
bullish tone that hat) dominated the market
t(tr some time became active and valuea
ware aent higher. ... -
The corn market tvna strengthened by
the ralU In. wheat and prices advanced
irnuny wltrtOUl opposition, rown www
and no change In the situation
Caah corn was easy, aelllng at ho
over yesterday.
Primary wheat' receipts- were 403.000
bushels and ahlpmenta were 192,000 bu-thels,
against receipts laxt year of 476,000 bushels
and shipments of 189.000 bushels.
Plimarv ""i-orn recelnts were 617.000
busheta and shtprm-rrts -were 594.000 bushela, j
against receipts lat year of M bush!ls
and ahlpmenta of 690.000 bushels.
Clearances were 876,0u bushels of corn.
l.OoO bushels -of -oat aiKt wheat and flour
equal to 68,000 bushels.,
Liverpool closed Sd higher to Mid lower
cn Wheat "and d lower on -torn.
lxti range, of -options: -
. steadily Wl
I lacking and
evident. c
over yeaten
Articles. Open. High. '1 tow. 1 C1ob6. Bat y.
.Wheat
May., July..
Corn '
JMy.,
July..
Data
Ml
ri01 iW(,'To7Vj 10SH1 107
1 02 1 03'4 1 02 1 0314 1 02
.-67'4, ',,6SHl' 67'4 W 67H
69 W t, bi .' COW 60-T.
! ' Omaha tuk Paleea.
WHEAT-'NoM bard. 81.05W1 ; No.
(
W..Jt . CI I, 1 nr.. V- 1 U 1 i.l ;,ei AO. Wn
spring, 1.0i,'1.0; No. S spring. $1.03ftl.0t;
No. ( spring.-avrf 02: N6. 1 durum,
Or; No.- 3 durum, . 8Si&9i .
CORN No. 3 wWte. 67H&5Sc; No. a white,
67Vc; No. 4 white, 66i.Cc; No. I color,
Wc; No. I colof. 66',t!36c; No. 4 color,
tzttaici No. .1 .yellow,. 64Vfcc;-N. S yellow,
MH'W; -.No 4 yellow, r.fS521c; . No. 2,
6SWici No. S..63&54io: No. 4, 62a52Vic;
no grade, -41pt9c.
OATS Standard.-42er No. S white. 41V4c;
No. .4. white,. 41q; .No. S yellow. 41c; No. 4
yellow. 0c; No. 3 mixed. 40"4f41c.
nAnLKT--No.-4. tfT&i Tf.'l feed. Mg57c.
RYKUor .75it76ft'.N. 3. 74740.
'J ijf)lrtt. laaalpta..
i e:v Vhat. Corn. Oats
mark; current receipts In rtirnable canes.
2xo at mark; western firsts, free caaes, aic
at mark; current receipts, 22c at mark.
CHKKffKhm; New York full creams,
choice, 17'xc; fair to good, I'.'ii) 1c.
!SEW YORK fiENKIlAI- MARKKT
Qaotatlena of tar Day . en Varloa.
( onmnUtli, , -
NKW YOFlK, March 12 F1X)VR-Prmdy,
with etil. Iraife; spring patents. V, ..yV5 ';
winter straights, .Z"in A; wlmor patents.
IS 00; R:rlr clears, MSOnt.Vo: winter
rxtra, No. J. 4.(4.r-l, winter extrH No
2. 14 "( 4 ;; Kansas straight, r,.0fvr, 30; rv
clpla, S7,!:2 hbls.; shipments, J.Mt bMa.
Hye flour,' steady-', fair to -ool, 4,344fi,
cholce to fancy. J4 tVfi-4 W. ' '.
COHNMKAl-Wfirf; fine -wilte and yel
low, $1.411.50; coarse. 1.3l.4V; kiln dried,
3 35. , - "
HYK thill;. No.' f western, W)',4c, nominal,
f. o. b.; New York.
WHKAT Hpot market firm; No. I red,
11.25. c. 1. f. ; No. 1 northern. II. KH. t.'o. b.,
opening rvlg.i.t Km. Option wheat- was
e-Hnler early under selllnft on the lower ca
bles, Il1 Milled nnd-advanend Sharply with
active commission houe buying mid on
unfavorable crop report and prediction, of
fair, warmer weather. Price eloped at Htt
lHo advance. May closed at I1.2J1, July
closed at 11.17 and Feptember cloeed a-t
11.1.14. ltccel )t 8.400 bu.
CORS Spot, firm; stemer.- W4c; No. 4.
fTJVie, both elevator, export busM; export
No. 2, 04c, nominal, f. o. b. The option
market m WMk early under llii!doAlin,
du: wne,n selling ccaned the market ad
vanced BhniT'ly and closed a iJl net
advance. May. 7uti72V, closed 7-c; July
doted at 7.'lc; Septemhef, 72V(i74Vtc. cliwied
at 744c. Itucelpta, 7,7M) bu.; shipments,
10,ft14 hu.
OATS Spot markeit, steady; mixed 28 to
32 lbs., ri,:min.l; natural whMe, 2(1 to 32 lhs..
4s4,i.V)4c; clipped white, 34 to 42 lbs., 60j
wtrc; May, 4c. Iltceipts, 41JO0 bu.
HAY Steadv: nrime 11 15: No. 1. I1.10O
l.l.r.; N'o. 2, ll.0iVril.10: No. 3. ll.OOu l.Oj.
HIDKR Firm; Central American, 22Hc;
Bogota, 22Sc. , '
LEATHfc.lt Firm; hemlock firsts, 263
2!'c; seconds, Ziljilc; thirds, 2i25c; rejected.
2o?j21c.
I'KO VISIONS Pork, steady; mess, 127 .03:
family, JJ7.fjOru2K.Oil; short clears, IW.OOc
2100. Beef, firm; mess, $14,504)15.00; family,
I13.00-&1!) M; beef hams, J24.OOOiliB.flO. Cut
meats, firm; pickled hams, lis.&Ojf 1B.0O. Iard
steady; middle west, prime, IH.tjo'g 14.70; re
fined, firm; continent, 114. SO; South Amer
ica, I1S.4&; compound. JlO Wi 10.25.
TAILiOW Firm; prime city, hhds., 7Hc;
country. Giii7c
HL'TTEH- Firmer; creamery specials,
SS'acj extras, 82c; third tn first, ZS-il'sc;
held, second to special, 2T'Q:t2o.; western fac
tory, 22(ijZ3iic; western Imitation creamery,
24 V'2Gc.
KtKiS Easy; western firsts, 2222V4o;
seconds, 2Hic.
CHEelSE-Firm; state, full cream, fall
made, special, KvjKQl&c; fancy, 17!4c; good,
to prime, ltiVu'ldc; current, best, luttni18o:
common to fair, U&lSc; skims, full to
speclul, 132il4VkC.
POCLTltY Alive, firm; fowls, 20o;
turkeys, U'u liic. Dressed, flrmj western
chickens, lt'ul7c; fowls, MQlS'xo; turkeys,
18ij23o..
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market PenisU ia Waitinf Attitude
' with Strong TJndertony.
EAISIKQ SCALE - OF miCES
Scantiness of applies of StooW tor
Sale Totlred Conf Idenc la
- Early Settlement ot Fire-' .
men's Dispute. .
ri,ersl fund. I2.10r,.2l: current liabilities.
$nio.S M; working balance In tresenry of
fices, $?2.!M!.4l5; In banks to credit of treas
urer of I'nlt'd Ptates, JW 447.122: subslrlsry
silver coin. ai.r.lt.S21; minor eoKv $!.iv..ii;
total balance In general fund, JN,J;U'.,JS1.
lttn York Moaey Market.
NEW TORK. March 2.-MONEY-On
rail, steady, 23 per cent, ruling rate,
2Tt per cent; closing Lid. 2 per cent, offered
at 2-1 per cent. Time loans much softer and
dull; sixty days, BViit Per cent; ninety
days. 4 per cent; six months, 4q4Si per
cent.
. I'HIME. MKHCANTILE PAPFH-4MJ5
per cent. Sterling exchange firm, with
actual business In bunkers' bills at $4.
4.S4 for slx.lv day bills nnd at 14 8725 for
nemand. Commercial bills, $4 .Xttt 4
PILVETt liar. rrc; Mexican dollars. c
1mj t
l"e Int
.itt4ini.
,' Jnfitn
Chicago .
Minneapolis ..
Omaha,
7i...i.
'4l
174
13
348
'56
271
23
VtONI'S Oovernmcnt
Irregi-lar.
Closing quotations on
as follows:
I, s. rf ?s, "rfg
do coupon
V. 9. rs
du in coMpon ...
V. S. . rl
ilit ennpon
Atll-rhilmer ta.
Am. Axt'- 6
Am., N. T ct. 4s.
Am. Tobacco -R
Amer. Ttbcco 6. ..
Armour A Co. 4'j
Atchison sen.
do cv. 4s
do c. fii
Atl.ntlr C. L.
B. A O. 4s
do SHi
do tvts
ito g. W.
Br. Trsn. er; 4s .
Central of (I, hm.
Central -estlier fti
C. of N
(hm St
CHICAOO' OltAIN 1NJ PROV ISIONS
, ."- . f.n.f. .i .i , ...., . .j- .
Featarea . tke. Tradlan. a ad Closlag
- ; r.rltem -oa .Oard - mf Trade.
CHICAGO, Maroh ,22.-11- the, K grains
finished strong after, an, easy start, today.
IHdlni bull Jullittd'Mri the buying and
fcrrced ' shorts to coVer, Carrying wheat
prices ;uo from IH. to la -above the )ow
pqlntf. Piovlslona -felt, the bullish move
ment In I. less derlroe'. ' " '
What-' promts" toi be- a dull day tn
hwt was okargBd with excitement In the
final halfi of , toe. session,...- Less favorable
crop reports than' had beeti 'received earlier,
together wttli dry" weather In southwestern
wheat Jandatwaa ttha .basla of. the bullixh
cUylty. . yrtoes a4vknce4 steadily and
t'tr September- Wheat'' touch td a H"'
lov-above tha" curly" low.' - July , and May
options war npteuiw .to follow the auvaus
and ahot up 1-Vo and , l,c respectively
f rem their lowest figures. Statistics show
Intr ' 4 deoreaa In . the ' World'a available
uptdjr .and-, emaller arrivals had Do .place
In the mlnda of traders who were absorbed
Irr th4 Crop oor ditlone. September moved
betweerl Jl OlafV.tM and- ML July ad
vanced, from.' tUXUa. to .tl.OSffi). -and May
inoved up from I1.124i to tU.39. . The close
waa strong at almost the top with Septem
ber lSi'slHo up at I1.0GH; July lfilrt up
t I1.0ittan4 iay higher at 11.13 i4
Poor demand far1 corn early In the day
tfirted the market downward. May later
went Up from 60?a to 6214c, the more dis
tant options making similar headway. Cash
corn shared In tl.e advance and Bold steady
to 'Ho higher. No. 8 yellow was bought at
6SMiu&9tyc,,. .The demand or futures con
tinued to the close which was strong all
around with May HMjlHo up at 62c.
i)ats ; madu- well - defined gains in price
nd shorts la the-oats pit, rushed to cover
when the wave of, wheat strength surged
over bounds.- May advanced from 4&a to
434fi:43ko; the other futures -making like
gsjna. Tha oloae waaUlrm at near the lop
with May &a up .at 43&43?aO.
when grains advanced the effect' waa
seeie iu iuiproved prices fur meal products.
May pork niude the- greatest - gain, ad
vancing from 125.46 to lifc aTTX uid closing
on ho high. ' 2imc up. Final prices on
May lard- and 'rtns are: Lard, I1S.57H, 7c
Off; anKrb, I13,t6. 6o up.
.Leading futures rapged as follow:
WEATHER IS THIS GRAIN BELT
For Nebraska, Fair Wednesday and
Continued Mild Teraperat are.
OMAHA. March 22, 1910.
Very light showers occurred within the
last twenty-four hours In the middle Mls
siuslppl valley, lower lake region and on
the south Atlantic coast. There has been
no precipitation, except In sections named.
east of. the Rocky - mountains., since the
preceding report, and except that, con
siderable cloudiness prevails In the upper
Mississippi and Ohio valleys and lower';
lake region, generally ciear weather pre
vails everywhere east of the mountains
this morning. A depression of considerable
energy is moving in over the, extreme
northwest, and .is causing unsettled
weatlier In that section. Conditions con
tinue unsettled on the Pacific slope, and'
rains are general - along the coast this
morning. The weather will continue fair
.In this vicinity tonight, with increasing
cloudiness Wednesday and 'continued rrtlld'
temperature.. : - '
The crest of the rise In the Missouri
river reached Omaha this morning, with
a stag of 19.6 feet. - The river Is falling
at all points above Omaha. A slight fall
la reported at the Blair bridge, thirty-five
milts by river above Omaha, and a fall
of 3.4 feet occurred at Sioux City within
the last twenty-four hours. The river will
begin falling today, and will be followed
by a decided full during Wednesday. -
Temperature and precipitation, as com
pared with the last three years:
...... 1S10. 1909. 1908. 1907.
Minimum temperature. . , 66., ,,36 . 84 60
Pi eolt.lt a tlon .............. .W .00 r .00 ".00
Normal temperature for- -today. S9 de
grees. . . ... .
Deficiency in precipitation" since March 1.
.82 of an Inch,
Deficiency coi responding .period In 1900,
.Xi of an Inch,
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
.50 of an inch.
X A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
NEW YORK,-Mareh 22 The stock mar
ket today persisted In' Its waiting attitud.
The undertone was strong, and until th
lust hour and the demand, llnft.t as it a.,
was filled on a rising scale of prices. This
Is according to the .conviction ot the habit
ual tradeis In'stocks. that prices are cp
tltled to an advance whtn "the sap begins
to rlfce," tempered by '.conslderaHon of
possible 'complications in the money mar
ket oh the llrst of the coming month.
Scantiness of supplies of stocks offer
ings fur sale was an undeniable fact today,
which facilitated the efforts of the pro
fessionals to move prices upwsrds on the
light accumulations. Foreign markets
were about as apathetic as tnat here and
Hie causes of the- dullness were pretty
fairly tommon for -them all. Bssldes the
April 1 money settlements a pause is In
order preceding the coming holiday eftoris.
Such news as came to hand was lntre
preted In a sense favorable to values of
securltlis. The average price of 101.78 real
Ixed for the New York City 41 per cent
bonJs, proved higher than was expecud
st yesterday's close. The new bonds were
dealt in "when tssurd" at pr.cts above
the list In tne outNide yesterday and the
older issues all made fractional reooverloJ.
The proportion of the Issue token by
authorities amongst the International ! VdusV'k.'
ununcia. i no niKii as t& per oeni ot ine
total. This wouid mean a supply of
foreign exchange to an amount of more
than 12.600,0ij, an important contribution
to the needs of the debit balance of New
York. -
A statement attributed to western rail
road officials kept up confidence In a
settlement of the dispute of tnose com
panies with their locomotive firemen.
Following the adjustment of the Baltimore
and Ohio difficulty, this new success of
the government mediators would be ac
cepted as assurance against other disputes.
The Uompers manifesto against the
United States Steel Corporation and the
New Haven, strike later unsettled this
confidence.
The coppers were firm In expectation of
the adoption of the Anaconda plan at
(tomorrow's meeting. He-ports 'that the
'Canadian tariff negotiations was working
out favorably were helpful in sustaining
prlcea. -
The tone of foreign' exchange held firm
In spite of foreign subscriptions to the
New York City bonds. Rates for time
money were shaded.
, Bonds were irregular. Total xsales par
value, 13,844,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and range of prices on
stocks were as follows:
Bales. High. Lew. Cloac.
l'Ki' 4J e-'t - 424
14.J00 ' 1st, 7SH
steady; railroad.
bonds today were
r. 11 ref. 4a .'. t14
Met. 4Hi 2
Mar. Mar. 4HC
4a S!4
114V.. Mo w. r
...1MVC. FovllMri) lat la
...OU 8. dab. 4a (HUH. t4
...IM I,. N. un 41 M'4
a. .14 M , K. A T, 4. V
tl'4 do Kn. 4HS,.,..., rS4
107, 'Mo. Pacific 4 .. ... Hi
: NaT I ft. R. of M, 4H
;. Y. ea. !', 0
1154 "do deN 4e ........ "S
nnv, N.T.N.H A H. . b lM4
1st 4a M N. W. ct. 4. .j... livv,
v. Nor. Pacific 4a J"!
An U 71
US OrtV'l. U. rid. in ... 744,
peon. ct. . S" t.tlU VI
MHdn tan, 4a ......r. 0,104 4
:! RaadliK fen. 4a ....
lftlVs.. U A 8. rt. , 4a...,
J. mm. 5a..lZ4H do xcn. (a r
Ohk) 4Vtia...;2'3. I. 8. W. con. 4a. 7
Allla-Ctialmars pfd
Aoialfratnated Chopper,....-.
American Aj-rkuUural , .,
American Beat Sugar ....
American Can
American Car A F
Amctioaa Cotton Oil ....
Hide ft U pfd,
loe securltlca
Linseed ' ,
Locomotive , . .
8. A H ,
A R., pfd ......
Hteal Fuundrlea
angar Ret ....
T. A T
To&aceo .pfd .
Woolen ,.....,
Mining Co ...
do ref. & 1M, do lat sold . . . .'IiiUj
Chloan A A. IVkf ... 7:14 arnord A. L. 4a.. M4
C, U. A Q. It. 4.. W4) 8o. Pacific Col. tr ..
do ftn. 4 4i So c. 4S iriji
C. A St. P. ( Sa 74 do" lat ret 4a, e.."
C R. I. A P. C 4- V8o, Rjr. 6a . .....:'. 10
txi tto gen. 4a ...!.... 7s
7 U. P. 4 1""!
Colo. Midland 4a .. 77 do far. 4s..' i..l'l'4
C. A 8. r. A ex. 44 94H do 'let A ref. 4a... -
Pel. A Hud. cv. a.Ol)Vfci;. 8.: Rubber a lila
O 4a ...
6
I ten . 4a
D. & R.
do ref.
DIstMlerV
Krle pr.
do gen, 4a :
,;docv. 4a ser. i
do er. B
Oen. Electric cv. Aa.
Bid. Offered.
: t'.- 8. Acel M .... !04H
. HiVa,-cl, chein. Ha.t 4
. 7S'Wuti3h lat 5a lint
. s5Vi do 1-1 and ai 4a.. 72
. "4 -Wenterit Md. 4
. SI Writ. Blee. cv. -... W
. 72XWla. Central 4a .... M4)
.14ZMn. Par. ct. rs..ctfs. H
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Top on Cattle Highest ia llistory of
.. Market."
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS L0WEH
Good, Active aad Strongj Market oa
Sheep aad Laanbs, . "While Kerr
Record Tops Are Made
Both.
a
Neb.. March 22, 1910.
Cattle. Hobs. Shep.
S.704
6.S69
6042
10. 2 JO
10.170
7.K0
SOUTH OMAHA.
Uerelpts were:
Official Monday
Estimate Tuesday..
Two riavs this week. .11.073 15.22 17.4M
Same days last week..l0.0? 17.1K7 17,9
Sime days J weeks ago. .11.140 18.420 11.2.4)
Same dsys 3 weeks ago..U.l7 l&.4tt ll 4o
Hume days 4 weeks ago. .10.819 14 RHtl 14."9
Same days last year.... 5,144 17.063 17,684
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to dse, compared with last
vear. isio. liio. lno. Dec,
Cattle 233.615 JO7.031 28,4.14 .......
Hogs f.21.0?0 634.187 112.W7
Sheep 888.081 808.402 .0.411
The following table shows the averare
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparlsonat
Date. 1910. 1909.lWJ.1907.19O6.19O3. 104.
March 12 10 87H 4 4 33
Msrch 13.1 I 471 4 7
ilarch 14.(10 34S I 4 45
March 16 10 3- 6 40
March 16.110 3.".HI 6 611 4 45 1
Msrch 17. 10 3:.m 6 ST. 4 M
Msrch 18 I0 5-T-,l 8 601 4 681
March 19.110 fOH 6 44 1 4 63!
March 20. 8-441 4 6o
March 21. 10 62S 4 73
March 22. 10 49-Hl 54
681 09'
63 12
f BR B 11
I 69
6 48!
6 4m
6 401
26
04
I 07
6 11
10
17
6 19
IU
4 M
4 81 5 IS
4 91 5 26
4 941 6 16
4 981 B 04
6 01
6 OS
5 13
5" 04
4 93
4 92
6 16 6 18 5 01, 4 95
Loral SecnrlHa-B. '
Quotations furnished by Samuel
Jr.. 6U New York Life . building,
Burns.
Oman n :
Did. Asked.
.104 1W4,
. n loo
. i ti
. 84V4 5A
.1IK) , IOOb
track, 11.12(31
15.00 18.60
j ArUedes.t Open. High. Low. Close. Sat'y.
I ...... I ! lW..4.r..Hl l -..Ma ". IMS I.ISa.1
! 'Wheat
Wy
July
I
jinwMsf-' l '1 1M4I1W4-HI 1 12H
UUti-4-TvJ -1 OaWi . 1 Util 1 UM-lki 107-7
Sept,' , 110J4J.-W .1 0iil04-4 1 06S 104T4-6
Corn- I
iay- . tw .' vz 60T4 2 01WH4i
July., tavw 84b MV'ibi tat.
I4r'trll4l')l ;s 4 U' , o4-4
MB,-' ! a. in. .nm . m.
Sept.
! Oala-
i W
' July ,
I Sept J
May"
:' 4iy-
I Bept,
Lard Vi-
.Way; I 13 S24
juiy i u iu
" iiept. 13 60
Itlb-. I,,. ,' -May
I 13 B7T, 13 65 ,'
July ' 18 Ha 13 86 '
Beat, flit Is 'I 13 ii
41,
. .40
bo m vi
26 CO j
V 25
4iiHiv
.26.45
26 22V:
24 90
13 92,j IS 77Si
u oiy
13 75
13 63
I ,
13 50
is nm
is 10
42 414
40 3a'Qk
I
25 J7V4.
.26 W
to a ,
13 87H
13 72V,
13 2V
13 65
13
13 2a
to 60
25 60
26 30
13 90
13 72V4
13 6o
IS 60
18 80
13
No. I, .' '
t'aeh quotations were as follows:
KLOCREasy;- winter patents, $S.S0Q
1 1 66; atralghta J4.S0-ti4.3U; spring straights,
ft. 76U4.96; . bakers, $3 2O4j3.30. .
il K-No.' 2. 7.i'7uc
MARLE-Feel ol- mixing, 60&S70; fair to
cnflctnrHiitnig, oiiiwo. -,
eluUUJ!i--F.lx, No. 1 . south wewtern, 12.22;
No, 1 nortiiwentern, $2.32.. Timothy; $4.totf
4.6B. '-Clove-r, i2 09. -
PROVlrJlONS-Pork, inesa, per bbl., 2.00
tjaO.ISu, Lafd, pd 100 Ilia, t4.12V. Short riba.
Biaes tioosei, 4i4.a uiJ.wst; ahoji t cloar sides
(boxed), 8i4.0fa 14.
Total clearance of wheat and flour were
HtiiU to ,0U0 bur Primary reoelpts were
14.UJ0, bu., compared wlth.47ti,Ouo bu the cor
responding day a year ajio. The world's vl
kibl supply, aa shown by IJradstreet'tt, de-
crraaiHl (pv.wv du.
llstlinated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
41 cars; com. 143 cars; oata, la cars; hogs',
21.000 head.- -
Chicago Cash Prlcea Wheat: No re
81 nui i; ino. 9 rea. i.lal.ltl; No. 2 hard
ii.ivtii.-u; -no. i nira, fi.07Ul.13; No. 1
nm tin rn spring. 11 &; No. 2 northern
pring, . S'-ior i". f spring. JlObJilu.
Corn; fo. casn, 69&'Jc; No. 4 cash. 5ai
w; r o, wiiitv, noijuic; no. white
. i wniie, se: No,
4 White. Q42c:
MCTTKR Firm;
dairies. J-iiZTo.
k;iu.-4-tieo-ipis, 11,504 caseat steady; at
rival k,. oas InciudsuV .17VilSo; . fOiata, 2iJc;
lll-urie liraiw, ic... ... ,
POULTKT-Sieady; turkeys, 16,c-r chick
lis, lsc;' springs, 18u .,
. St, Loala General Market.
BT. LOUI9. March 22. WHEAT-Iliaher:
May, $l.UHfjHl: July, 1.0tj. Cash, un
changed; trRC-k, No. 2 rod, S1.21H:; No. 2
hard. Il.lO'tftl.14.
CORN Futures, higher! May, C3H634c;
July. 6H'6'uoHo. Cash, higher; track, No,
2, 62c; No. 4 white, 64o.
OATS Futures higher; May. 43c; July.
41MjC Cash higher; track. No. 2, 44c; No. 2
wnitc. 4t,'c.
RYE Unchanged at SOHc,
FLOUR Lower; red winter patents. 35.40
.;; oxtra fancy and straight, 14.705.40
hard winter clears, 83.8Oft4.0O.
SKEL) Timothy, $3 0041-3.25.
JOKNMh;ALr-?3.2o.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east
1.13.
HAY - Steady; tlmoUiy.
prairie, $12.50(014.00.
WAOOIMJ t'4C
PROVldlONH Pork, higher: Jobbing.
$25.76. Lard, lower; prime steam, $13.97i
14.07H- Dry salt meats, steady; boxed,
extra shorts. $16.12; clear ribs. $16.50: short
clears, $15,374. Bacon,' steady ; boxed, extra
short, 118.37; clear ribs, $u.37ft; short
clears. $18.tUtt.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 16c; sprlnga.
lc; turiteys,. zic; oucks, joc; geese, ic.
BUTTER Higher; creamery, 27'?J33c.
KGGS Unchanged at 19c
Kansas City Grata Market.
KANSAS CITY. March 22. WH EAT
May, $1.09; July. $1.0J(3 1.03V,, bid; Sep
tember, ll.uz, sellers, casn. unchanged.
No. i hard, $1 0Mjl.ll; No. 3. $1.08V1.08;
No. 8 red, ll.lMUi.v; jvo. a,
CORN May. lic; July. 63'Ac, bid: Sep
tember, 6lo. bid Cash unchanged to He
higher: No. 2 mixed, 684ifi&4c; No. 3. 6u0
otj'c; mo. 8 wnite, ouc; jso. , oij'Vii'i.HO
OATS Unchanged: NO. 2 Wh U. 44I46c:
rtio. z mixen. tutic.
RYE 721750.
HAY Unchanged r choice timothy. 114.00a
14 60; choice prairie, U.ou.U.a.; choice al
raira, 8i7.U04U8.txt
BUTTER Unchanged; creamery, 81c;
iiisis, : seconus, sic; pacKing stock.
iV4c.
EUUS Unchanged; current receipts, $5.83
case.
Recelnts. Khlnments.
Wheat, bu v 34,000 40,000
Corn, bu 39,000 6.0U0
Oats, bu 7,000 9,000
Amerlcaa
American
American
merlcan
rrerlcan
mar. 8.
American
American
Amarlcaa
American
American
naeonds
Atohlson pfd . 1
Atlantic Coaat Une i .
Baltimore ft Ohio
Bethlehem--stael .....
Brooklyn ha. 'T'ran
Canadian Pactflo . ..1
Central Leather. .....
Central Leataor pfd.
Central of N. J
Ohe. ft Ohio
Chicago ft Alton ,..
Chicago O.. W. nw .
Chicago O. W. pfd ...
Chicago ft N. W
m. a m. p .......
c, e. ft st L...
Colo. Fuet ft iron
olo. ft Southern ...
Consolidated Uaa
Oorn Products 's:..;.. j
Delaware ft Hudaon ....
Denver ft Rio Grand ...
Dan fur ft Rio Orand pfd,
Dlatlllara' gMurhles
Erie ,
Krle lat pfd
Krle td pfd
Oenentl Electric ..:
Qreat Northern pfd
Oraat Northers, or ctfa .
Illinois Central
Inlerbaroui'h-Met
lntrborough-Met. pfd ....
Inter. Harveater ,.
Inter-Marln pfd
International Paper
International Pump -
Iowa Central
Kan. City Southern .
Kan.. City Southern pfd .
yellow, 64y Mm oata; No.
( whltev 44440,- No.
atandard.
. c ream lea, rt-S2c :
' - Minneapolis Grain Market
MINNEAPOIJ8.. March 22 WH E AT
May, $1.14 0.1.14'; July. . L14So 1.14. Cas
No. 1 hard. II 14tjl.l6H; No. 1 northern,
$1 ItySl liA,:' No. t northern.' tl 12!al.l3;
No 3, ll'('rt Ui. ' v
FLAX throned, $2 $1.
CORN No . yellow, 6M,(jfc.
. OATtJ No. 1 while, 41'j42,c.
' ieYr!- Av... 4,ISC,
riRAN.'it W0 lb. BacaaV 421.0a
F IAjL i.-Flit patents tin w.Kd
Available Sapply of Grala.
NEW YORK. March 22-The following
caMo and teli'graphlo communlcatlona re
ceived by ItraOhtiects show the following
euanegs in avails uie supplies, as compared
witrr previous account:
W lu.it. United fHates, east Rockies In
creased 669,0ti0 bu.; Canada, Increased 61,000
bu.; total t'nited States and Canada, In
creased UiO.OrO bu ; afloat for and in Europe,
decreased 1.4OO.U00 bu.; total American and
uropean, decreased iso.oou bu. Corn,
I'nitcd States and Can ml. i, increased 1.
lliS.OOO bu. Oats, United States and Canada.
decreased 84.0w bu.
The leading increases and decreases re
ported this week fuiloWB:
IncreaseH M ilwaukee private elevators.
170,000 bu. ; Omaha, lni.uuu bu.; Manitoba
lSxooo bu. : St. Joseph. 67.0011 bu.: Mm
iieapolls private elevators, 6O.0U) bu.; Louis
ville. 60.000 bu,: Port Huron, 60.000 bu.
Decreases St. John, HOo.OuO bu.; Portland,
lie., 174,000 bu.
Minneapolis) 85.4:!w;
$j ii6.4; flrsf cii ai-s,
clears, IJ.lVyltO.
Second
f. o. b
patents.
$1 li;4.!55; , second!
PhlUete.Iphla Frodaea Market.
IHllADELPHIA. March 2t. BUTT'ER
Firm; extra western creamery, j&c; nearby
prints, toe. .
;Ui.K-4 Flrnjt good demand, Pennsylvania
and other pearby tirsta tree cases, 23c at
Liverpool Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 2J. WHEAT P pot,
ouu; No. t red, western winter, no stock
March. 83 2d; May, Ts lid; July, 7s lo-Vtd
tn-tober. 7s id.
CORN Spot, steady; new. American
mixed, 6a 9d. Futurvs, quiet; July, 6s IVd!
Mllwaakeo Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE. March 22-WHEAT-
r.o. i nortnern, ll.IT,f1.17; No. 2 north
rn. fl 14HU. 16V,; July, $1.0b4.
OATS tic.
liARLKY Samples, 6&71c.
' Peoria Marked,
. PEORIA, M
4
etitnC
OATS Hirhei ; standard
Whit), 43VaD43V,c No. 4 white,
CORIA, March 22 CORN-Hlgher; No.
hlte. 66c; No. 8 yellow, 6He; No. a.
No. 4. 64c; no grade, 47ki6oc,
tTS Hlphei; standard, 44c; No. I
42c.
N hen , y,ou want what, you wanA when
you want It, say so through The Bee Wan
Ad columns.
too
tf0
1,000
400-
CO0
too
''5,000.
aoo
,"iao
1.600
Vioo
lot) .
4(i
40
4W,
40
624
10S
126
141.
4VH
.I0O,UoH.
"ioo '.vii'i
-' 100 - Sl4
. 10.300 78
800 1714
. I.WO
'. 800
4Vt
107
41'
Sf4
U
44
7
89
2V4
1414
61
8-1
107
0
lie
.141
....,
4'4 45 '4
1H,.1H
H214 - 111
ttiii' iir .
3 81-4'
7T 77
17,.i '
42 41,
4.
!Vt
'4
1
3l4
W
-86
1071i
126
Ml
Cltjr of Omaha 414, 1K9.....1. ,
Cudahy Packing Co. 6a
Kanaas City Home Tel. fa. ,19S3
Long Bell Lumber Co. . l2t
Lincoln Oaa A Rlee. 6a. 1941
Nebrr.rka Tel. Stock, 1.
North Platte Valley lrrl. Co. Ca, IPSO.
Omaha Water Co. 6a,
Omaha Waler Cd. oa. ISIS.........
Omaha Water Co. td pfd. .
Omaha Oaa la. 19171
Omaha Elec. Light A Power a, l3t
Omaha Blac. Light pfd., f...,,....
Omaha St. Rr. 6a, 1914 .....
Omaha ft C. B. St. Ry. 6a, 1II...
Omaha ft' C. B. 81 Rr Com....i..
Omaha A 4?. B. Ry. ft Brldae'ptd.
8iou City Stock Yard pfd., ..,
Seattle 114a. 1930....
Swift. Eatate Col. 614 notea,: 1U
Bt. Loula brewing Co
United Ry. St. Loula, 1 834
Union Stock Ydi. stock, So. Omaha...
Boston Mining: fttocks. i
BOSTON. March 22. CJosing quotations
un UlllllUg. BlUCKH
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock yards, South Omaha,
Neb., for the twenty-four hours ending at
8 o'clock yesterday:
RKCKll'TS CARS. '
Cattle Hogs Sh p 11 r s
..too .
'.. ii .
.. M
. . n4 "
i.'im :
.. M
.. 9
.1 75
.. 84 "4 '
.. 1
..104
99
.. u .
all
K
101
94 14
II
to
914
82'4)
100
100
71
8il4
ti
1041,
10014
91
n
97
C. M. & St- P
Wabash ..,
Missouri Pacific ...
Urlon Pacific
C. & N. W.. east...
C. & N. W., west...
C. St. P. M. & O...
C. B. & Q., east
C. B. & Q.. west....
C. R, I. & P.. east. .
Illinois Central .....
. a. w
Total receipts
,- v;
16. Miami, Copper
6014 Mohawk ........
8714 Nevada Con ....
30 .'NipiHlng Mines
U North Butt ....
114 North Lake .
1914 Old'. iDotnlnlon .'.
107
1,800 88 88
00
100
100
1.46)0
. too
. -I.etM) '-
10
. - 40 t
too.
200"
1,0
600
6100
. 200
100
o
e
U4
144
K)l
: 48
tt '
146
It
T75 .
42
801t
3314
31
4D1,
400 U4
1,700 13614
400 ' (81,
' 800 141
49,400 U .
87.900 (0
.. 400 l
100 to
200 12
loi,
6
1S414
143
K14
41 .
'
146
-41
so4
82
80
4
39
164
116
48
141
2t
68
91
.20
. U
800
400
84
81 ,
241,
87.
400
8,200
100
a! 100
"ioo
. !'iiio
roo
8.400
1.6. tO
11.400
100
164
40 -1
'ioii
84'
87 .
12614
4le
10
t.KO 13614 134
St. L.
. 11.400
.. 400
U.ll'lO
100
137
110
104
2114
800 13
. - 100 44
.130,900 ie
tOO 89
Laclede Oaa
Loulevill ft Naahvlll
Minn, ft St. - Lout
St. P. ft 8. St. 1
Mo., Kan. ' ft Te. ......
Mo., Kan. ft Tex. pfd.
Mo. Pacific
National Blarult
National Ltd
R. R. of M. id pfd.
New York central ....
N. T., O. ft W
Norfolk ft Wettem .....
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvanla
People' Oa
PIttaDurg, C. C. ft
Pltleburg Coal
Preas'ed Steal Car ...
Pullman Palace aCr
Railway Steel Spring
Heading ,
Repulbio Steel
Republic Sttel pfd
Rock laland Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
St. L. ft San r. 2d pfd.
St. Loula S. W..
St. Luota S. W. pfd
Sloaa-Shsffleld Sttel ft I,
Southern Paclfl .....'....
Southern Railway .t
Sotuhem hallway pfd ...
Tennaa Copper
Texas ft Pacific
Tol St, L W
Tol., St. L. ft W. pfd..
Union Pactrtc
Union Paclflo pfd
United States Realty ...
United Btala. Rubber ...
United State Steel
United Suites Steel pfd .
Utati Cooper
Virginia-Carolina Chemical 0,7u0
Wabash tin
Wahaah pfd I.!')
Weetern Md. ctfa .......... 200
WeatlnghouM Electric ... 800
Western Union M'JO
Wheallns ft Laa Brl
Total aale tor lb day, 611, K0V shares.
100
16S
40
42
wii
'si"
27
136
46
107
3. 800
too
100
. 10,700
7()
400
'. 11,000
to.)
700
. 28.5O0
. 1.100
'. i!io
. (l.too
8O0
tuO
49
U
64
136
HOlt
101
21
44
17
88
'ia
6414
ltd ,187
2 ' 28
ot.lt .
81
. 46
1M
'is
8614
121
4
81
Silt
4
62
70t
T6
90
. 46
l'.
8;
'iiii
j'4
120
4slt
r
i2
4S
6t
70
76
107
300 '
. 88
. tlt
1014
6614
164
14814
19
-4
61 :
146
18 .
174
8314
30
' 48 V,
88 It
164
136
8
141
2
61
91 ,
2014
K
46
23t
87
tt
loon
168
40
144
42
71
70
111.
84
27
12414
4514
107
77
124t
31
1S
not
103
21 It
43 It
I Kit
42
16a
"It
101
4k
01
6
26
1314
' 177
1JT
81
M
82
M
4414
6lt
m
96
7
44 It
a.'4
121
4.H
oia
4Q14
4614
61
70
16
. 6
Laaalla Copper
Allouea
Amal. Copper
Am. Z. L. ft
Aril, Com. ...
Atiantlo' ....'". l i'.l
B. C. C. ft C (rcta).
B. ft CorV C. ft g.nuOaceola
Butt Ooalltlo-n .H.ilt$5Panrat4 .XS.
Cel.. 4 Aria 7i Quinoy
Cal. ft Hcl.,.4...wio. stianaon
Centennial jtO Superior,..-...,.
Kaat Butt Copper , 10 , SuperWa A B
..,pper rt, i-on...
IPranklln
Olroux Con '..,...
Oranbjf oOn
Oren Cananea.
11 Royala
Kerr Lake
Lake' Copper
Akd.Uld...
...'7f.Supeffor ft
.... 18H Tamarack
., 91, t' 8, 8.
.,'V2 ; in -pi A.
. lOltVtali 4n
..'.' 80 Wlrrohk
... 8HWolTrln
...'14 .. S ..
.... , . ,1 ),.
A ; o. .
Mln..
P. c.
R, AM
. 22
. 63
. W
. 10
. 40
: tA
. 42
.163
s 16
. 87 .
.14
66
., 15
. IS
. 4
. 6111
61
V10
.134 '
Orraha Packing Co 640 1.312 780
Swift & Company 1,100 2,30o 1,31b
cudahy Packing Co 887 2.0!X 2,103
Armour & Co 1,163 8.108 l,4o8
Schwartx-Bolen Co 247
V. U.-VaiiBant Co...... 197 ,
Denton Vansant & Lush 18
Stephens Bros 84
Hill & Son X.. S73
F. B. Lewis 174
Huston & Co 24
J. B. Hoot 6t Co 120 '
J. H. Bulla 8
L. F." Husa 'j t 2a
L. Wolf 12f
McCreary t Carey 401 ......
S. Werthelmer 80 ..
H. F. Hamilton 80
Sullivan- Bros. 8
Lee Rothschild 58
Mo. & Kan. -Calif. Co... 124
Kline & Christy 18
Other buyers 619 ..... 311
London (stock Market.
LONDON, March 22. American securi
ties were quiet and featureless during the
early trading. First prices were about un
changed. Later a few buying orders hard
ened valuea ana at noon tne macitei was
quiet and steady and from unchanged to
higher than yesterday's -New York closing.
London closing stocKs:
81 1-I4LOUIBTIII
(1 t-l M K. A T..
., 60S N. T. Central...
10 Norfolk ft W ...
,.1U4' do pfd
..l'ttltOntarlo ft W....
. .11H4 Pennaylvanl ...
..181 Rand Mine...-.,,
.. II Reading
.. 1 Southern Ry
St. P...147 do Wd
MHSouthern Pacific
42. Union Pacific...
8214 do pfd
11 U. 8. Steal
61 do pfd... i
tf14Wabaih
tl do pfd
llllnola Central 144 It BpantiU 4a ;
SILVER Bar, 24d per ounce.
MONEY 263 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3 per cent; for three
months' bills. 3 4 3 1T-14 per rent.
Conaola, money...
do account. ... 1.
Amal. e-opper
Anaconda
Atrhleon
do pfd
pa It I more Ohio
Canadian Paolflc.
Cheaapeake A O.
Chicago U W
Chi., Mil; ft
l Bear
Ixmrer ft Rio O
do pfd
Brl
do lt pfd
do Id pfd
Grand Trunk
N 1ST
..... 4114
,.:..i2
.(..111
..... 84
.... '44
70
9
86
14
.... 68
....IV
m-'lt
lot
..... 66
.....124
tz
46
lt
Bank Ocarinas.
OMAHA.'. March 22.i-.6ihV; c'parings for
today were $2,543,269.17 anQ for the corre
sponding date last .yesarj-vera, ,$2, 102, 898. 20.
-wool MtwilL.-,
jmarcn zi.V(M)Lr-There Is a
revival oi interest 1n Ur.i BcaJ wool mar
aec, principally from the carded woolen
mills, and a few" good. Sld trinsfera are
nuiea. me inquiry is pf-irtcipally for Cali
fornia, atock", with only small dealings in
fleeces. Shearing Is starting up.'brlakly in
the far west, but local 'dealers' are doing
very little contracting owtW to high prices
by the growers. 1 loment ift wool.! iren.
ttucky, Indiana and Missouri: ,Thra,elghth
uioua, aoa-atic; quarter piooa, ii'&jbc. Scoured
basl Texas: Fine, 12. months, Wfi 71c: fine,
6 to 8 months,. ftot&OKe: fine, f4Ul, - tTtWttfc.
California:" Northern, 63Si6tto: middle coun
ties, 67ytia; fall free, iSiOOc. -Oregon: East
ern, mo. 1, tplot Tli.ao; eastern, clothing.
ofl'uwc; -valley,, io. l, . b'abxc. Territory
Fine, staple, 70$72c; fine, 'medium atale, 6
Hi (joc; fine, clothing, 6tiii68o;, fine, medium
ciotning. 6-66c; half blood, 6t(j62o; three-
eignins diooo, quarter blood, comb
ing, 66(58co. - Pulled. exra, T2fc76c; fine A,
ocufuc; a supers, wyatioc.
LONDON. March 22. The second series
ot the wool auction sales will close tomor
row. At today'! sales 6.994 bales were of
fered, principally New Zealand hd West
Australian grades. The assortment met
with a ready sale, chiefly to the home trade
at firm prices. New South ' Wales, 300
bates; scoured, la 2de;ls 10d. greasy, 6d
nits ia. west Australia, a.suu Dales; greasy,
7vidf(;'ls Id. New Zealand, 3,090 bales;
Bcourca, is zaria eita, greasy, .7diils 2d,
Cape of Good Hope , and .Natal, 200 bales;
greasy, -sain. is. rum a Arenas, - suu bales
greasy, 6Hd(&10V4d.
ST. LOUIS, March 22. WOOL Un
i changed: territory and western mediums,
'aoc; line meamms, ingrzc;. line, Jiijji6c,
. .
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK,' March " ?2.t-COTTON Mar
ket opened firm at an advance of 9yi2
points in response to higher cables tnan
expected, covering by neaK months shorts
and some scattering demand for. the new
crop, which- waa encouraged by continued
weather in Texas. There was no sign of
important bull support during the early
trading, however, and after the opening
prices eased orr slightly, -under - realizing.
the 'quotations later, liowever, ..advancing
txg points.
Cotton futures opened firm. March,
14. wc, bid; May, 14.wc; July, 14.72c; August,
14,23c; September, 13.41c .bid; October, 12.98c;
December, 18.81c. .- - ,
Future closed steady; March, 14.97c;
April, 14.92c; May, - 14.890 ; June, 14.68c;
August. 14.19c: September, 13.38c; October
12.9.'tc; November, 12.80c; llecember, 12.77c;
January, 1Z.73C.
COTTON Spot . closed quiet.. S points
nigner: middling uplands,, lo.iuc; middling
gulf. 18.35c: no sales. - -
NEW ORLEANS,, March 22.-COTTON-Spot,
easy, unchanged; sales on spot, 1,200
bares; to arrive, 8U0 bales; hedged, 100 bales
low ordinary, llc nominal; ordinary, 12
8-I60 nominal; good ordinary, 13c;' strict
good ordalnry, 14c; loow middling. 14 b-lftc
strict low middling, 14- 9-lfic; middling, 14
13-I6c; strict middling. le; good middling.
16 S-16e; strict good middling, 15o,' middling
rair, 10 wc; miaaung iair 10 rair, i..l,u; ratr,
16'4o nominal; receipts,,. 9,474, bals; stock.
in.wi Dates. -
Total 6.307 9,038
CATTLE There was a large run of cat
tie here this morning, 344 cars being re
norteil in. makinir the total for the two
days 11,073 head as against 10.026 head for
the same days last weak, ana 0,140 neaa
or the corresponding period of last year.
In other words the receipts of cattle so
far this week are more than double what
they were a year ago.
In spite of the large offerings, ouyers pi
beef steers were all out in the yards- In
good season In the morning, the. market
opening quite early and fairly active. While
prices did not show any very material ad
vance, still it was a good, strong market,
as compared with yesterday. . As high as
$8.20 was paid for a bunch of right good
beef cattle, this price being not only the
highest of the -year, but the highest ever
paid at this point .for a full load Of cattle.
Cows and heifers were also very free
sellers at good strong prices, the market,
as a whole, being in a good, ' healthy and
entirely satisfactory oondltiori;
Buyers of stockers and feeders got down
to business early in the morning and any
thing at all desirable met with very ready
sale at firm prices. As noted before in
theso columna, good feeders are selling
higher than ever before, and what la
equally noticeable they are selling very
freely.
uuotatfons on rattle: oood to choice
cornfed Bteers. $7.368.30; fair to good corn
fed steers, $6.75(fT7.25; common to fair corn
cornfed steers, $7.2(78.30; fair to good corn-
and heifers. $f.6Mi6.50; fair to good cowa
and heifers, $6.005.60; common to fair cows
and heifers, 3.25'(S.O0; good to choice stock
ers and feeders, $6.25M1.90; fair to good
stockers and feeders. $5,001(6.00; common to
fair stockers and feed era $4.00dji5.00; stock
heifers, I3.754.50; veal calves, $4.50'8.60;
bulls, stags, etc, $4.2fvlj6.2f5. ' -
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
T4ew York Mlalntx Blocks.
NKW YORK.- March . 22 Closing quota
tions on mining BiockH wre:
l I.111 con 6
.. 8 Utile Chief. 4
.. 11 Mexican ......... l.,-. -10
.. H Ontario t8 .
..lis ophir i.i
.. It Standard , 71
. .141 Ytliuw Jacket Si
Alice
Brunswick Con.
Coai. Tun. stuck
do bonda
Can. lt. A Va...
Horn Silver
Iron buc '....4;
Offered.
Treasury Statement. .
WASHINGTON, March 22-The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today was as follows:
. Trust Ktihels (.ld coin, $S4,757.8a: silver
dollars. $4--. .38.000; sliver dollars of' lft-0,
13 814 owO: silver ceiHlfioatea outstanding,
$4N9.738,00e. - -
Uonoral fund Standard silver dollars In
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits
NEW YORK, March 22. EVA PO HATED
AlTLKS-yulet, but Bteady; on the spot
iancy is quoted at Wli'allc,; choice., "ipliftc
prime. 6(B7o; common to fair,. 6-i"i6c
DRIEI) FRUITS Prunes are ouiet nd
barely steady. Quotations range front 2ift
9c for allforhlas up . to 30-40' s and-6u-'Jo
ior urfRuni. Apricots are in mouerate
supply, but the demand Is small and prices
are barely steady; choice, lo'(jllc; extra
cnoice, nB'i2c; tanoy, I2(ulc. t'eaches are
dull and . easy; choice. . S'li;c: extra
choice. 6ia7e; fancy, 71i7"t,c.' Raisins
are dull, Dut prices are steady; loose Mus-
cateis are quoted at 3Vtf.c; choice to
rancy seeded. fyytic; seedless, 3(ji'c
mnuun layers, l.l.u l.io.
' Dry. Good Market.
NEW YOJHK. March 22-Brown and
bleached cottons- are being offered and sold
at very low prlcea. but the movement has
not been up to expectations formed when
recent cnanges were announced In prices.
neiauers in tne metropolitan district are
doing a very satisfactory Easter buHineux,
Hook houses In the men s wear trade are
ordering ' Ireely, but cl"thlr are buvin
little. Yarns are dull. The ex-porC Inquiry
ia inHiiiiHinea. out Duwiness actuall
transacted Is light. ,
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SHEEP Prices were marked up still
higher In the aheep tarn this morning, but
quality of offerings waa excellent on an
average ana record-breaking sairs no not
Indicate very much of an advance. There
were a few dime higher spots In both the
sheep and lamb trade but, broadly speak
ing, tliu market aa a wnoie was nanny
belter than strong as compared with the
bulk of yesterday's trade. Hlgh-dresser.
preferably Mexicans, are still meeting with
the more urgent demand, but even the
heavier grades are selling to very good ad
vantage.
Two double-decks of Mexican lamps Drone
all records at $10 35, another two-car ship
ment went at $10.25 and western lamos
commanded even money. $1000. Mexican
wethers scored a new top at 88.60 and sev
eral strings were good enough to reach
$8.40. Western ewes Hollowed close behind,
the best kind here selling hi a witn
several shipments well over the $800 line.
A small lot of Easter lambs changed hands
at $13 00.
Supply waa fully normal and trade ac
tive from start to finish. There was noth
ing of consequence In the way of shorn
stock on sale, but choice lambs would
doubtless go as high as $9.26. Aside from
the .yowlng scarcity of sheep of all kinds,
one of the notable features of receipts
lately Is the small proportlor of shorn
stuff. There has not been enough shorn
strings received thus for this season to af
ford anything like a broad view of values.
Quotations on shwp and lambs: Easter
lambs, choice. $15.00u 19.00; Eater lambs,
medium, $12 00$' 15.00; good to choice lambs,
$10.0W 10 40; fair to good lambs, $9.00110 00-,
good light yearlings, $8 86!h9.2i; good heavy
yearlings, fcas.Si; fair yearlings, $7.90t&i
8 40; good to choice wethers, $8.00((8.;0; fair
to good wethers, $7.60a8.00; good to choice
ewes, $7.908.40; fair tu good ewes, $7.60
7.90. '
Representative sales:
No.
233 western ewes
401 Mexican wethers
.421 Mexloan ewes
61 western, lambs, feeders
16 western lambs, feeders
20 Mexloan ewes, culls ...
1X9 western ewes
225 western ewes ...
112-western, ewes ....
84 western lambs .
84 spring lambs
13 spring lambs .....
80 spring lambs ....
184 western ewes ....
11)9 western lambs .
13 western ewes ...
644 Colorado lambs
190 Colorado lambs .
627 Mexican lambs ..
473 Mexican lambs
607 Mexican, lambs .
Jff.9) Mexican lambs .
703 western wethers
79 western lamba ..
A v.
...100
... 89
... W
... 87
... 61
... 81
...102
... 86
...103 .
... 70
... 41
... 42
... 40
....82
...110
...125
... 88
... 83
... 72
,., 78
... 82
... 63
... 93
... 91
Tr.
8 00
8 60
8 16
9 00
8 60
7 tt)
8 05
9 60
8 00
9 60
13 00
13 00
13 00
8 25 '
8 40
8 35
9 80
9 80
10 25
10 00
10 36
10 15
8 40 .
9 00
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Market Steady Hosts Re
ported Weak Shrep Also Steady.
CHICAGO, March 22.-CATTLE R' ceipta,
3,000 head; market, steadov; steers, .10'tte.6fi;
cows, 4.7u(66.&0; heifers. $4.0O6.7&; bulls,
$5,254(0.26; calves, tUOOa 10.60; stockers and
feeders, 34.lbtci6.tu.
HOU3 Receipts, 12,000 head;- mantel,
weak; choice heavy, $10.8010.86; butchers,
$10.7o4j;10.R6; light mixed, $10,504(10.60; choice
light, $10.60410.65; packing, $V).'ir.'0'10.60;
Dli!3. $10.3t& 10.60: bulk of sales. $10. 70fu 10.80.
SrlbltUP axsjj, LAJiua tteceipis, u.vw
head; market, steady; sheep, $7.50&8.90;
lambs, $7.7610.60; yearlings, $7.65&a00.
Kansaa .City Live Stock Market.
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..1191 T 40
HEIFERS.
4 15 83
4 86 11
4 60 37 ,
4 60 - 8S. ......
BULLS.
.1171
...120
...1!38
...1206
..AM
...1236
...1247
...11117
,...1205
...1370
...1425
...1188
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...1460
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7 76
1 75
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4 00
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4 40
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I 10
4 85
4 86
t 0
8 90
4 00
I 00
4 00
6 00
4 00
4 40
I 15
6 21
FEEDERS.
621 6 45
6ll 6 73
705 6 75
tV) 4 00
87 4 00
808 4 15
6 644 4 46 1 1090
1 1060 4 45 1 1260
1 870 4 65 I.; 1OS0
1 1190 4 85 1 1260
1...... 14M 4 85 6 ...162!
1 1000 6 50 l. 1630
1 8 84 1...... 14M)
1- 1740 I 70 1 1780
1 1600 I 88
CALVES.
1 401 6 00 1 150
8 If4 1(0 1 220
I IX 100
STOCKERS AND
8 446 6 15 14..
tl. 628 6 15 7
17 479 6 16 9
H Rt 6 40 17
15 640 3 40 8
15 171 I 60 16
WESTERNS,
. Sanborne & Pwinall Colo.
33 feeders.. TO 6 85
Casper Cox Colo. x
46 feeders:. 942 7 10 3 feeders.. 943 6 00
M. E. Rhtnesmlth Wvo.
35 feeders.. 1062 7 10
HOGS More or less weakness developed
in . nog prices tin morning on a fairly
liberal supply. Early bids ranged all the
way to a dime, lower than yesterday's
average trade, but little business was done
on this basis. A good share of the early
sales looked to be no worse than a nickel
lower and the movement was reasonably
active at ine a ecu no. it was a packers
mai'Kei, nowever, as oraer buyers were in
active and discriminating.
Toward the close, after most of the
larger orders had been filled and bulk of
receipts had been yarded, the demand eased
off considerably and the market closed
draggy and slow at figures that wera Just
about a dime lower than yesterday.
A spread of $10 4tfi l0.5& brought .up a large
portion of total offerings, as compared with
yesterday's bulk of $10.46.10.60. Tops
reached $10 674 as eompareu with yester
day's outside price of $10.70. '
Representative sales:
l
KANSAS CITY, March 22. CATTLE
Reoelpts, 10,000 head, Including 800 south
erns; market, steady to 10c higher; choice
export and dressed beef steers, $7.76a8.0i);
fair to good, $8.!Oit'7.fl0; western .steers, $7.00
4j8.26; .stockers and feeders, $4 00a'.GO;
outtierrL.Blfeej-s, o.ooi,(,.i;; Boumern cows,
$4.25U.S.OO;. native cows, . $4.0006.75; native
heifers. 4.654i7.25; built, $4.6iiMj.20; calves,
$5.0Oii.5O. -
HOtiS Receipts, . iv.vbv neaa; marxer,
steady; top, $10.65; bulk of sales, $10.35(g)
$10.00;. heavy, $10.tY10.6V packers and
butchers, $10.4&(&10.60; lltfht, lo.zta 10.50;
pigs, $0.50(39.90.
SHEEP AND LjAMBS Receipts. 9.1XJU
head; market, steady; lambs, $9.25(10.25;
yearlings. $8.50&S.50; wethers, $7.50(8.40;
ewes, $7.0VK.2j; stockers and feeders, si.uu
438.60.
plant: Fancy Florida, do, tl Po-OlOO. To
matoes: Fnncy S'lorida or Cuba, per -bsk.
crate, fancf 00; choice. $3 60. String
Slid wax beans: per hsteiper, $600.00.
Cucumbers: Hot htius. per dc., $l.7.i ji; i8X
Home Orown Vegetable Radishes; 7 -ttra
fancy, per dna bunches, 1C. Lettucet
Extra fancy leaf, per dcs., 0o; itead lettuce
In hamper. $i 6trS.vO, Parsley: Fancy
liom grown, per 1b. bunrhs, 0o.
FRl'ITV-trawberr1esi Flor'dv per qt .
tc. Oranges: California, Navels, 80-88-112-126
sixes, per box, $' 6vtjl 7..; IoO-'ihi-si.
160 sixes, per bos. 8300; Cam "a brand,
$3 15. Lemons: Extra txney Llmnn
erlat, 800-SCO sixes. $4 76: rnolce lama. lov-4
tines, per box. $4 00; 340-4"0 elsee. toe per
box less. Bananas: Fancy select; per
bunch. $176(f200; Jumbo, bunch. $2.;rK7.t,
U-.apes: Imported Malaaa. per k"K.' $-i,0-t
4 60. Grape Fruit: Florida. 84 4i SO sitra, 14 "4
Indian River Grape Fruit: All sire. $"-00.
Apples) Jonathan, per bbl. $5 50; Ren
liHVla, per bbl., $3,604(4 00;-Urnltsu, per bbl.,
$4 00; YVrnesaps, per bbl., 14.60) Gm, pr
bbl., $4.00; K'ew York Baldwins. Ruets .
and Bpys, per bbl.. $4 86 Cnhfoteia W. W.
Pearmsins, per box, $2.00-2.26: t'olo-adj
Jonathans, per box. 12; extra fancy. Colo,
red.) R. Beauties, per box, $2 60; extra fancy
Colorado Wlnesaps, per box. V 25. Cran
berries: Jersey, winter' stock, per h'.u..
$6 00. Dates: Anchor brand, new, Siv-lb.
pkgs. In box, rcr box, $2.00 Kins: .t'ad
fornia. 60 pkgs. ie-slse. 60 pkK- In ' box.
$200; 12 pkgs.. 10. slie. 60c.
MISCKIXANEOUK Cider: rW v.ik.
per Vfc-bbl.. $3 75. Honey: Netv, 4 f in-nc
$.1.60. Horseradish: J dox. fii ruse. $I 0C. -nuts:
Black, rer lb, Ic; California. ''
per lb., 12c. Hlcknrynuts: 1-ar, p
4c; small, per lb., is". t-'i-cuatiM.: IV
$5.00;. per dos. 6uC.
Coffee Market. '
NEW YORK, Msrch 22,'tCOFFER -Ti"; j
market for coffee futures oiMied dun lit
unchunged price in line with the French
market and showed little fi-atyVA althouKh
prices advanced a partial 8 joints during
the late trailing on a nioderite demand
from trade interenta, while offerings were
very light. The close was steady, net
unchanged to 6 points higher. Sales 7.'0
bugs. Closing bids: March, 6.S0V; April,
6.85c; May. 6.90c: June. T.OOc; July, 7.05c;
August, Se.pt ember, Ocltdier and November,
71oc; Ieceniber, 7. 15c; January and . Feb
uary, 7 lHc,
Receipts at the two Brnxlllan ports,. JO.onO
bags against 13.000 laot year; Jundlupy re
ceipts, 2.500 against 7.000 lust year. New"
York warehouse deliveries, 11.41N -against
13.2t'i8 Ufct year. .. .
Spot, quiet; No. 7 Rio.- 8 11-1ff0t No. 4'
Pantos, 9c. Mild, quiet; - Cordova, W'tr'tf'
i2Hc.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, March 22 METALS
Standard copper closed dull today. locsl
dealers quote lake copper at $13.37 lti?l'13.62Mi.
elecjtrolvtlo at $13.121yu 13.37. Casting at
$13.00 ii 13 .25. The London market was lower,
but cloexxl steady, with spot at (68 15 Id,
and futures at 59 15s. Tin was dull; rrpot,
$31.t0(i32.25. The London market wan firm
a nil higher; spot, 146 6: futures, f 147 7 8 6d.
Icad was weak; spot, $4.40.y4 50. The Lon
don market was lower at 12 ISs fid. Speller
was weak, with spot quoted art $5.65,i.6.
The Ixmdon market was unchanged t 23.
Tho English Iron market was lower, at 61s
6d for Cleveland warranto. Local market
unchanged. . ,
ST. LOUIS, March 21. METALS Lead,
$4.27. Spelter, dull ot $5.4CKH4j.&0. .
-T ,
agar Market.
NEW YORK, March 22 SUGAR Raw,
sttody; muscovado. 89 test, $.86c; ' Centrl
fuga). 96 tent, 4.3oo; molasses suear, S9
leet, 8.61c. Refined, steady; crushed, 5.95c;
granulated, 6.25c; poivdend, 5.35c
STOCKYARDS AT 'ABERDEEN'.
MUwankee Arrnnffing to Accommo
date Heavy Shlpnients .of Hons
to Paclflo Coast. . ,
ABERDEEN, S. D., Wrcli 2.-j(Sp?lal.)
To accomodate th hpn; narte, which Is
being built up on the Paclfc coast, the
Milwaukee road is sfrartgliiff" for !Vards and
sheds'at Aberdeen, which will acepnimodate;
8,600 hoga daily. A 'representative, of tha
Pacific const puckers' r will be located at
Aberdeen, and will repolve. hogs hero for
shipment to the packers from points along
the Milwaukee line as far south as Mitchell,
and as far east as Mllbank, and as for south
as Madison and - Harlem of the BriBtol
branch of tho road. The hogs will be kept
here until sufficient quantities accumulate
to permit the shipment of solid train loads
to the coast. ' '"
Repreaentativee' of" all. .the -packing com-'"'
panles at tho different pacific coast -points 1
will be stationed here, And-Aberdeen will .
bo mode a great market for tho reconslgn-.'
mcnt of hogs. ' ' '
Persistent Advertising Is the road to. Big
Returns. . ' '
St. Loala Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. March 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,900 head, including 1,500 Texans;
market steady; native shipping and export
steers, $8.60.50; dressed beef and butcher
steers, $6.00(8.00; steers under 1,000 pounds,
$5.507.76; stockers and feeders, $4.3094.30;
cows and heifers, $3.607.50; cannera, $2.503
3.50; bulls, $4O0tl30; calves, $3.60g)10.00;
Texas and Indian steers, $5.408.00; cows
nd heifers, $3.0tJj7.00.
HOGS Receipts. ' 6.300 hand: market 5c
lower; pigs and lights, $7.606i 10.75; packers,
$10 65510.85; butchers and best heavy, $10.80
4710.96.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, L700
head: market 15a hleher: native muttons.
$6.0trr(5.50; lambs, $7.25 kD.'.IO; culls and bucks,
$4.6O(a.0O; stockers, $4.0OJ(:j.0O.
St.' Joaepb. Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, March 22. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.000 head. Market steady to strong;
steers, $4.60(88.00; cows and hnlfftrs, $3.501
7.00; calves. 33.003.00.
HOGS Receipts, 6,000 head. Market
steady to strong; top, $10.65: bulk of sales,
$10.4Wfi'10.0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, Z.00U
head. Market steady; lambs, $8.50-k 10.25. .
Sloax City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.'. March 22. (Special
Telegram.) CATTLE Marrket strong;
stockers steady; cows and heifers, $4.60
6.25; stockers and feeders, $5.(Kfi-il.00; year
lings. $4.256.60. '
HOGS Receipts, 2,500 heed; market
steady; range of prices, $10.2510.66; bulk
of sales, $10.60310.60.
Stock In Sight.
Receipts of-live stock-at the six prin
cipal western markets yesterday were:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 5,639 10,220 7,250
ISloux City 2,500 .....
St. Joseph.. 2.000 6.000 ' 2.600
Kansas City 10.000 . 10,000 S.OOO
St. Louis. 4.900 6,300 1,700
Chicago a.000 12,000 12.VM)
' Total 26,539 46,020 32,450
ill
Tha Lsesi Rate of
.he Season fo
CALIFORNIA
and the
Oils and Kuala.
SAVANNAH. Oa. March 22PP!RIT8
TURPENTINE Firm; W)c: tales, lfiS bblt
receipts, 113 bbls. ; slilfunents, 54 bbls.
aloe'k. 10.9(13 bbls. ,
IttjSIN Firm; sales, 13U bbls. : -receipts.
.0o6 bbla; shipments. 440 bbls.; stock. 9119
bbls ; B.$4 30: 1, $4.421t: E. $4 474; F, $4 ft.;
O. $4 70; H. $4 80; I. 14 00: K. 85.90: M. 880:
JN, $6.60; WQ, $4.70; WW, $6.30.
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OMAHA GKHEIIAI. MARKET.
Staple and Fancy Prod ace Prices Far
nlsked by Buyers and Wholesalers.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 83c; No. 1
in CO-lb. tubs, 824c; No. 2, In 1-lb. cartons,
31c: In 60-lb. tubs. StHfcc; packing stock, solid
pack, 184c; funcy dairy roll, 20c. Market,
changes every Tuesday.
CHEESE Twins. Ia4c; young America,
18 Wo; Daisy cheese, ilic; Llmberger, 184u;
brick. 18c; domestic block, Swiss, 19c; im
ported Swiss, 30c.
POULTRY Dressed broilers. $7.50 a dos.;
for storage, $5; for fresh springs, 17o;
hens, 17c; cocks, 11c; ducks, 18c; geexe,
luo; turkeys, 2oc; pigeons, per dox., $1.20;
Homer squabs, $4- per doz. ; fancy squabs,
$3.60 per dos.; No. 1, $3.00 per dos. Alive:
Broilers, from 114 to 14 lbs., 35c; 14
to 2 lbs., 20c; hens, 13c; cock. 8c; ducks,
full feathered i3o; (tease, full feathered,
11c; turkeys. 18c; guinea fowls, $8 per dos.;
pigeons, 60 per dox.
iait tan frozen) salmon, lie: pickerel.
9c; whltefish, 13c; pike, 10c; trout, 13c; cat
fish, 17c; large crapplen, l&ul&c; smelts,
15c; Spanish inacherel, 18c; ell, 18c; had
dock, 13c; flounders, 12c.
BEEF CUTb-Rlbs, No. 1,' 16c; No. 8.
124c; No. 3, 10o. Loin, No. 1. 18c; No.
, 1414c; No. 3, L'4e. Chuck, No. 1, Sc;
No. 2. 814c; No. 3, So. Round, No. 1, 10c;
No. I. 94c; No. 8. 8V.O. Plate, No. 1, 74o;
No. , 7'4o; No. 8, To.
VEGETABLES Irish Beed Potatots:
Genuine Hd river valley -ind early Ohio,
per bu., 86c; western Nebraska and north
ern stock, per bu., 65c; yellow Jersey
sweets, per bbl $1 90; WUconsln and
native, per W, 60cj Colorado, per
bu., inOi.. Rweet potatcea: Kansas, per
bbl.i$1.761. Cauliflower: California, 24 to 28
heads, per cjats. $2.60. Rutabagas: Canada,
per lb., 14c. Cabbage: Wisconsin, Holland
seed, per lb., $c. Celery, Florida, In Ruff,
4. and 8-dos. cases, $7 00: 12-lr. bunch, 80c.
Onions, red, per lb., 24t3c. Old vegetables:
Parsnips, tarroti, beets, turnips, In sacks,
per lb.r ?. "Garlic: T.xtra fancy, white, per
b, 15c. New southern vegetables Turnips'
per oui, oununes, two; enauoits: fir ejus,
bunches, $0c spinach: Per bu., $1.00. 11 gs
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Iron nciinfain
TlcketB OH, 'aal . from
March 1st to Aprli 15th
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For Information In do-'
tall, see or write' (
TH0S. P. GODFREY,
Pass, and Ticket Aaretlt. ''
1423 rarnam St, Omaha.
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Grain Specialist
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