Nebraska Newspapers

    Tire BEE: OMAHA. TIItTESDAY, MARCH 24, 1010.
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RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Now Hot Winds ia Wheat Belt Spur
i . Traders to Bidding.'
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L0SG3 1TAKINQ THEIR PROFITS
ptrt tomn In Corn Wka Short
IUlm , Com Advance E-
yerted to rsmible Before
Heavy Stocks on llama.
OMAHA. Neb.. March II, 1310.
, Th wheat market Is In a very strong
5 Position, crrp da.mn.gs rnort continuing
In th same tenor as heretofore. Hot and
dry winds ara doing a great deal of dam
am, and these condition exist in a very
wide-spread territory. Home long taking
profit lias tendency to chock t;ie advance
today.
The spurt In corn was due entirely to
- shorts covering and the strong wheat mar
ket. The genera) opinion among trader
point to the enoenslve stocks and alow de
mand, and any advance In prlcea will not
be sustained.
Wheat worked Into a higher level today
Oft very - sensational buying and unfuvoi-
, t able wrther throughout he entire winter
, I wheat, belt,. Nvm la vory bullish and
".trader are predicting further advance If
Vain I not bad within a few daya.
Com weakened after tk short had cov
ered an4. value eajx.-d off slightly in tnc
i in strong wb.at market. iasn corn
showed Improvement and sample offered
btought lo advance) 'today. -
1'rlmary wheat receipt were 522.009 bu.
nd shipment ,wre V.X) bu., against
reeelpts last year of 461,00V bu. and ahlp
menta of a.6,000 bu.
trimsry corn receipt were 432.0"0 bu.
arnt ahlpmenta were MB.000 bu., against re
celpta last year of 60C.0U0 bu, and ahlpmenta
of 641,000 bo.
Clearance were sa 30ft ha. of corn. 23 -bit.
of oats and. wheat and flour equal to 18,000
bu."
k Liverpool' cloned' d hlgTier on wheat
'and l hlgTier on oorn. i ' . .
Local, range of option:
Artlefes. Opn.t High.' (Low1.' Cloe.Yesy.
Wheat -
May.. ima, i m josh i or i os
Jt'&.f. 1 0814 " 1 04 1 03 1 041 1 OS'
Corn" -
May.. f.R ...JOT, FA 6". fS
July.. . 60- ,60i 60 60 00(4
May.. " 'iVT- 4S - 44 , 43H
July.. 41. 41W 41'A 41
X . Omaha Cauls Prlcea.
7 . WHfEAT-Nb. I hard, $1.0H31.0TV4: No.
I hard, 1.S1.M;' No. 4 hrd, l.uw1.05;
No. I snrlna- H.U6l'u.l.07: No. S spring,
H.04.31.Q6; tio, 4 aprlng, DSn'nil.04 No. 2
wuiuiil , .vy. a uuruni. nju gTxv.
l7VV6Wdf No." 4 white, 66Vfl6fio No. 2 color!
I74jiiWc: No. I color. Wai67c: No. 4 color,
fctf66Vc; No... 1 yellow, 66H3'fc', No. 8
atiwn, dotjwoc; i-vo. a yellow, ivu.
4tt 66Hu6c No, 3,' 84ia65V4c; No. 4, W!i
j4-o; no, graoe, .tactile.
A OATtJ-rfUandard,, 413i2f42e: No. S white.
43 3 11 ; No. 4 white, 40Vii?41o; No. 8 yel
low. 40H4loi No; 4 yellow, 4840ttc; No,
I mixed, 4UW9410.
BA R LE Y N o. 4. 67(S67ttc: No. 1 feed.
KIK No. t 1HWnc; No. 4, 74HT5c.
I? ' Carlat Itccelpte.
... Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 44 140 126
Minneapolis " ...
Omaha ...... ;...r......,... 13 78 - W
Ijuluth ,.1
CHICAGO OAAIW AND PROVISIONS
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Pcatnre of the Trading and Cloatnar
Price a iBoard of Trade.
CHICAOO, ' March JS. SeAawtlonally bull
lah new from th aouthwatt caused an- ad
vance of more -Unvn lo in whe&4 prlcea here
today, but all the gain was not retained,
th market weakening late in the 1on on
re&Hslnc efllea. Prioe cloeed uMa to So
higher.. Coaree grain ruled, weak, while pro
vlelons were atrong. ,
Crop adylbee, ' which 'were more pessN
mlatlo today than any previously received',
tamed pjrliiea'lir .th whent pit on a sharp
k upturn early in the day, and they, movod
T about lo higher. Later it wna reported from
1 Kanaaa City tiit' the wenuher bui-mu there
predicted -nOn fori auctions of the. winter
wheat bH. ...ThllJ naoHj-ted--quK general
v profit-taking, which reaubted In a material
setback In price. '' From I1.00H the July
delivery ' dropped to S1.09, and September
front S1.07H to Sl.OSVfc. May want from Sl.14'4
fcl.HH to 11.13V Jbnal figures In July were
fi.'Ote-i. September closed at tl.Otili and May
at fl.t3K. !
Corn was weak most of 'the aeeslon. A
leadlnc ole.va.tor Interest waq a free seller
4 of the July option. At the low point of the
efluion prices were fully lo- below the clos
ing level of th previous day. pemand for
cnuih corn showed some Improvement and
price at the sample tables were Hylc
hlffher. No. 8 yellow sold at 6Hi0c. The
market 'for futures closed weak ait the low
point of th day, w4th price lo to liflmo
lower. May' clotted .at SlSQiUo, and July
' at ao. - '
tOata followed, closely the course of corn,
sentiment In. .the pit being bearish nearly
all day. The market closed weak at the
bottom.
Provisions closed strong, with prices 5
. .Mo higher,, final on the Mu-y, products be
Vlnr: Pork, $'Jtt.l0 lard. ?1J.7: ribs, $13.86.
' leading futures ranged aa follows:
Artiol, Open, I High. Low. Closc.j Yea'y.
Wheat
.May
.July.
' Bent.
11130
I 14
L 0sa
L07H!
1 13
1 0.SWI
106
1 13H
1 08V
1 0
lluKVfo Mi
I 08 I
1 06
C4V
liocwa
Corn
i
May
July
Sept.
Kats
May
July .
: bept.
July '
Bept.,'
- Lam
May "
July
Seot.
62
4
a 62
S3 64ifc"A
64i ai
I
. . . .,
44 43M, 4.1443(gt4
41VW-HI ' 424
u !. i lV,a 54 40
SIS H
27H 26 95
M 10 26 S7H
70 i 25
90 -1 26 7d
60 i 26 30
S lb K 60
26 25 25
b SO . 26
18 95'
IS 78
If 64-
.
1T0;
it 36
11
07'S
87 M
n!
2Mk,
60 -
13 95
13 75
IS 77HI 13 87
13 T7H
13 67Vx
13 72
13 62
13 S
13 S3
13 26
13 6-"4
Rib
May
"July
Bept
is en.Hi
IS 85
U 42
13 82
13 36
13 27M,j
IS 27V4
No. 1 t . ,. , , ,
Caah quotations were aa follows:
FLOUR EasyV winter patents, $5.303.65;
straight. $4.8u(mC.30; spring straight:), $4 'u
U4.96; bakers $3.20(35.30. . , .
iARLKY Ved and mixing, 630(i7c; air
to i choice rnaltlng, DOtiliic.
45ECD-riax. No..l southweatern, $3.25;
No. 1 northwestern, $2.35.
VROVISIONS-Mess pork, per' bbl.,' $20 10
f26.2G; abort clear skiee (boxed). $14.00
14.25. Lard, per 100 lb., $14.26.
Oral a . htatntlca- Total clearances of
Wheat and flour were eiual to 18,000 bu.
I'rltilary receipt were' 6L2.000 bu., compared
vlth, 481,000 bu-. the corresponding-day a
y sax ago.- Estliputed receipts for tumor,
row: Vhest, 61 cars;'corn, U car; oata,
jo cars; hog, 19 tvo hesd.
ChlrHBO tlash "Prices v. neat: No. 8 red
$1.11.19; N,$ red., fl.lftfil.17; No. 2 hard.
, fl.l3,;U4; No. S hard, fl.09.tfUS; No. 1
northern aprlng. $118; No. 2 northern
aprlng. $1.10; No. S spring. fl.ti.uUo.
t'ora: No, cah. 62c; No. 8 casii t'(i
Wo; No. .4, 7i(o; No. f white, 6.'c;
No. t white, glOlc; No. t yellow. 6:o.
Oatf: No. 1 casli, 42Vu4:t4.c; No, 8 white,
4c; Noi S wtilie, 41 ten 46c; No. 4 white
o&42c; standard, 44a46c. .
liCTTER steady; creameries, 2Ga32c
dalales, 2:lii'CTc. '
KtHiS titeady, at mark, cases Included,
7lc; reoeluu,. ?2,018. 4,-ases; firsts,, ftic;
prlin firsts, 21c.
CHEESK Steady; daisies,' lfi'fmHc;
twlna, l(Kyl6c; young America, L'jjU,c;
long horns, Hii 16c . . -
POTATOES bleady; choice to fancy, SOS
lie.: fair to trood. 27a.
, POL'LTUV Steady; turkey, 16c; chlck-
iis,, lc; springs, lKc. -
VtAlrr-tjleady; 60 to 0-Ib. weights, 9H0c;
80 t ao-Jb. elhts, 10llc; S6 to 110-lb.
i 5 weight. .110.
Chicago Receipt Today: Wheat. 44 cara:
-corn. 140 cars; pats. li!6 cars. Estimated
tomorrow t vwieaU. 61 cars; corn, 10U cars;
oats, lot) cars. ...
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a--'' ' Ltvpl Grain Market.
' T.IVFRrCKll March a WHKAT-Spot.
,dull; Nq. 8 red western Winter, do stock;
.u lures, flam; March k 8d; May, 7s lld
"Tjuly 1 I' October, 7a 10d. ..
t'OHM-it, ateady: new American
mixed noil Vm. Ca tyl, olj American mixed,
ha M.; futurea dull; July. 6 t'X.
v - : Xlnaeapolla Grain Market.
- ! MINNFA rriLTS, . March 23.-.WnEAT-May.
fl irt. 'I -1-iXi; July. H-14. Caah. No.
1 hard. fllVVul-tt't; No. 1 northern, fl In,
' M ( i ih: No northern, fl.Uel l3; No, $,
"ii fl 07S'iUlV '
i CORN-NO- 4 yellow, KSiftWto.
BRA N In 100-lb. aack. M.oa
OATS-No- t white. 4iy41c.
rLoClV-irirat lut, lu wood, f. o. b.
Minneapolis IS.4VajW; Sft-ond patents,
.2ii fr-t clears. 14 .V. i 4 4!: second
cleaia, 8.1 lotil.tn.
1UB No. 2, tfj73c.
NEW YORK tiRSEIt.U. MARKET
laotala of Ike Day Varloa
Com mod 1 4 le.
NEW TOI?K. March 2.1. FTXJim Firm.
local trade iilet; spring patents, 8.V VCji V),
winter straight. fii.3Mi4.4i: winter patents,
f5 ti,i.0i; ei'ring clesis, l4.Mni4.7t; winter
extras. No. 1 f 4 4 ); winter extra No.
2. ft Ko',4 4u; Ksnsns straights, fo.OmiD.H); re
ceipts, H.lSJ bbls.; shipments. 2.r.7 hhls.
nye tiour, nrm; Tfiir to good, f49'Ut-45;
choice to fancy, f4.5( 4.h6.
iukmi t-Air-steady: fine wnlt and yel
low. Il.4ulil.b0: rir 11 i,-,, 1 4.1: kiln dried.
8.35.
ItYR Hull: Nil f wot i,rn HlUr nominal.
t. o. h.. New York.
WHKAT Knot, firm- Kn r.d 1 S5 e. I
f., and No. 1 northern, f I 27, f. o. b., open-
iiik navigation. Options were rirm and
blither on buying by blit commission houses
ir.d on continued abwoe of rains In the
soutlwtst, aithougli re(Krts of thunder
storms In Kun.MHS caus-.-d a partial reaction
later, and at the close prices were un
changed to i0 net advance. May -cloned
at $1.2.,'-., July at 11.17 and September at
81.14. Receipts, 19.200 bu.
cuit spot, steady; steamer. M'.c. and
No. 4, C2Vic, both elevator, export basis;
export No. 2, Vc, nominal. The option
market was easier, under further liquida
tion, closing -Vula not lower. May closed
s.t 70'o, July nt 73c and September at 73c.
lUcelpts, 114,700 bu.
OAlrt-eiKit.. firm: mixed. 2tt to S2 lha..
nominal; imtiiral white, 20 to 32 lbs.,
tuc: cupped white, 34 to 42 lbs., 50M7-3C
Receipts, 79.500 bu.
HAY-Ouiet; prime. $1.15; No. 1, $1.10
l.io; isn. i, ll. Oi( l.iu; IJo. 3, xl.OO-ifl.Uj.
HIDES Firm; Central American, 22Hc;
BoKota, 2:'ic.
l.KATHKK-.FIrm; hemlock firsts,
2c; seconds, 23&27c; thirds, 2aa'2c; rejected,
M'-lc. .
I KOVISIONS rork, firm;, mrss, $27.00;
family, $7.f,'a28.00; short clears, $3.00((J
2X 00. Reef, firm: mesa, $t4 Wva iS.OO; family,
$13.0Ofjl9 M: beef hams. -8:4.0Or2.OO. Cut
meat, firm; pickled hum, lf.ru 16.00. Lard
firm; middle west, prime, $14 CuyH.75; re
fined, firm; continent, 116 00; South Amer
ica, iio.4j: compound, f 10.3rM0.3(M;.
TALLOW Firm; prime city, hhds., 7V4o;
Coinitry, in'h'ic
lOULTRY Alive firm; fowls, 19ff20c;
turkeys, l.ytfli'c. ' Dressed, firm; western
chickens, 10ftl7c; fowls, , l.&19c; turkeys,
1SW230.
BUTTER Firmer; cTeamery specials,
33'4c; extras, S2Vc; third to first, 8y31Hc;
held, second to special, 2.82o; western fac
tory, 22ul3'-tc; western imitation .creamery,
24'tft2c
EtldS-Firm; western first, HV4S22o;
seconds. 2Hc. . .
OHEiSSK Firm; state, full cream, fall
made, special, 17Hifiri8o; fancy, 174o; food
to prime, 18!4ll4o; current, beat, lb'tilto;
common to fair, l15c; aklms, full to
special, 13yl4c.
WEATHER IN TUB GRAIN BELT
Generally Fair and Cooler Tharaday
In Nebraska.
OMAHA, March 83, 1910.
, Generally clear weather prevails east of
the Rocky mountains this morning and fair
weather prevailed everywhere east of th
mountains during the last twenty-four
Hours, except light showers occurred In
the middle ..Mississippi valley and West Vir
ginia. Light ralna .were general In the
mountain during the last twenty-four
hours, and the weather continues unsettled
on the Pacific slope. Temperatures are
higher east. of the Rockies except from the
Mississippi river east over the lower Ohio
valley and lake regton, where the weather
la somewhat cooler this morning. The
weather Is decidedly cooler on the Pacific
slope and it will be cooler In this vicinity
Thursday, with continued fair tonight and
probably Thursday.
. The Missouri river la falling this morning
at all points above the mouth of the Platte
and will continue to fall during the next
twenty-four hours. A fall jot one-half foot
occurred at Omaha sine Tueaday morning,
and a fall of about two feet is expeotcd
duilng'the next twenty-four houra.
Temperature and precipitation a com
pared with th last three year:
lBia 1909. 1S0S, 1907.
Minimum temperature.... 63 43 87 45
Precipitation 00 1' T .00 .0
Normal temperature, for today, 40 de
gree. '
Deficiency In precipitation sine March 1.
,87 of an Inch. ' . i
Deficiency corresponding period In .1909,
.43 of an Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908.
.06 'Of art inch." ' y
I A. WELSH, Local Forecaster. -
St. Loala General Market. '
8T. LOtJIS, March 23. WHEAT-Fu-tures.
" higher; May, $l.lle!l.ll; July,
fl.08l.O7. Cash, higher; tracq, No. 2 red,
fU-Cul 32; No. 2 hard, $1.11(8.1.14. , -
CORN Futurea, lower; May, S2.ic; July,
64HG4o. Caah; higher; track, No. 2
White, 650. -
OATS Futures, lower; May,- 420; July,
41o. Cash, higher; track, No. 2, 44ig40c;
No. J white, 47c.
RYE Unchanged, 80o. ' '
FLOUR Dull; red winter patents,' $.140(3)
B.80; extra fancy and straight, $4.7065.40;
hard winter clears, $3. BTWjj 4.00. .
SEED Timothy, $UX)t3.25,
COKNMEAL-43.25.
11 RAN Lower ; sacked, east track, $1.10
HAY Steady; timothy, $15.0018.50; prai
rie, $12.6014.00.
HAUtil.Nti 67.Jc.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchana-ed: Inhhlnv
$aS.S0. Lard, higher; prime steam, $14.07V-
14.17. Dry salt meats (boxed), stead'v:
extra shorts, $15.12; clear ribs, $17 12V4:
short clears, flS.37. liaoon (boxed), steady;
extra short. 116.87; clear ribs, $16.37!
short clears. $l62. " '
POULTRY firm; chickens, 16c; springs.
$0c; turkeys, 21c; ducks, 15c; geese, 7o.
BUTTER Firm ; creamery, 27(&33c. ' '
EGOS Higher, 20c.
. Recelnta. Rhinmonto
r lour. DDte. 7.100 14 100
Wheal, bu 24.9UO s inA
Corn, bu 67,400 lOo
Cut, bu 76.700 T4.00J
Kansas City Grain Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 23 WHEAT
may, n.wnmi.wn, diu( July, $1.04-14, bid
September, $1.03, bid. Cash, unchanged to
lo hither; No. 8 hard, fUOtfl.U; No t
$1. OX-fi 1.09; No. 3 red. $1.20; No. 3. $l.ia?ilis!
CORN May, 61c. bid; July, 62c, elle'rs;
Sebtember. 61fiiilWc. Cash.- unrhmH tX
lo higher; No. 2 mixed. 6V; No. 8, 6S39o;
OATS-Unchanged; No. 1 white, 4446c;
No. 2 white. 433-!4e. 1
RYE 72-,i76c.
HAY' Unchanged; choice timothy, $14.00
Kinm-o I'j'irio, -i.w.u.zo; cnolc
alfalfa, $17.00rrilS.00. .
BUTTER c higher: creamerv. tr..
31c; firsts, 29c; seconds, 27c; packing
EQGS Unchanged; current receipt, $6.!.
Receipts.. Shipments!
vvteat, tu 34.0110 4,"000
Corn, bu 22.0,10 - i on
Oats, bu , 6,000 lliooo
, 4 .
Philadelphia Prodaee Market.
'PHILADELPHIA. March 23. BUTTER
Firm, good demand; extra 'Western cream
trv. Sf.c; nearby prints, Soc. . .
EGGS Firm, gopd demand; Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts, free case. 23c, at
nmrk; Pennsylvania and other current re
e.lpu. In returnable cases, ?2c, at mark'
westtrn firsts, free pfijm, 23c, at marl::
wot-rn--current receipt, fi-ee cases, 22ci
at mark.
CHEESE Firm, good demand: New
York, full creams, choice, 17c; fair to
good, 1G,i517c.
Penrla Grain Market.
PEORIA. March S3.-CORN-Hlgher. No.
3 white, Ue; 'o. 4 white, 6iic; No. $ yellow
6S'(i,i6c; No. 8, 6Sc; No. 4, 6ic; no grade,
4,Vi.t)le.
OATS Higher; standard, 44&c; No. $
white. 42c. . .
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, O., March 53. SEEDS Clover
ch. $SW: Msrch. fr) 00- April. $7.00; (V-til-r.
10.80; No. 2. fi eif7.W: No, S. -17.8:. If
7; r'-jficted. $7.70(i;7.Mi: neelecied. $'. lOrif
.. Timothy, prime. $? C): Mrch, $1.00.
Al-lko, prime, $7 i0; March,
Hr Market.
OMAHA. March 23,-HAY-No. 1. $10 00:
tL J001 I'ora'n-. $7.00. Straw: -W heat,
$7 00; fy and oat. f.C0. Alfalfa, fit 00.
The supply of good hay la light, but the
supply of poor hay 1 heavier than the
demand.
- Metal Market. --' "
NEV TORK. March 2S. METALS Th
market for Standard topper was dull to-
."i,,?M','.r" quot' Lak ropiwr at
tl.7tllffl: el-ctrolyilc, til 12A 1.1 !tT
carting, fli00f .20. Iondon market firm at
a moderate advance; aiot pilc, eg 17s M
futures i. Tin. firm; spot and March!
f.eitVu-2 40. Iondon niarket firm and hgher
spot. 4140 VUt 61; futures. fl48 16d Lead
weak epnt, fi 4'i4 B0. London market un
cliHtigM at U'l Ka d. P(lter elnsad ateady;
tot. f5.6niir.aa.- IMidon market . waa - un
changed at tiS. Iron waa higher at Bis M for
Cleveland warranta, In Indort. Local mar
ket unchanged.
8T. Wil'W. March t .'-- ILS-Ld
dull, ft 7Vi; spelter, weak, fS.tT.t
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Increasing; iTesfure of Stock Carriei
Prices Downward.
STEEL CHARGES PROVE FACTOR
Sentiment Affected by Accusation
and by lOlectloa of Congressman
In Maaaaehaaetta, which May
Prove National Isane.
NEW YORK, March 2S.-The early prom
ise today of an Inert holiday market was
not borne out by the later developments,
when Inceraslng pressure of stocks for sale
carried prices comprehensively downward.
H was asserted that a large part of the
selling of stocks was for Huston account
and might be In pursuance of a speculative
rvmpulgn.
The array of charges againat the United
Statea Steel corporation presented to the
attorney general by the American Federa
tlon 'of Labor was another factor In mak
ing the day's sentiment. Ho. also, was the
result of the election In the Fourteenth
Massachusetts district of a congrexsinun.
The Boston selling wa accompanied by pro
fessions of apprehension that revision of
the tariff would be made an active Issue
of the coming political campaign- with the
traditionally unsettling effect on securities
markets.
The results of the New York bond sale
did not create enthuslanm a they were
studied In their larger bearings. This feel
ing was emphasized by the renewed de
cline In the price of New York City boods,
the new- 4 receding to 10U The
average ' subscription . fcrlee - having
amounted to 101.25. The' day's' price
thus represented a ' loss to the subscribers.-An
incident' of the day was the
declaration of only the regular dividend
on Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago and St.
Ixiuis stock, althouah an Increase" ha been
persistently rumored. The early advance
In Reading waa accompanied by rumors
that Baltimore & Ohio holdings 'of that
stock had been sold. The recent acquisition
of Hocking Valley by Chesapeake-& Ohio
has served to Increase credence given to
rumors of other deals. -
The persistence of ' the International
money exchanges against London Is a sub
ject of discussion and gives rise to the sup
poKltlon that another advanoe In the Bank
of England rate may be resorted to after
the April settlements are passed In order
to attract funds to that Center.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value,
$4. 3 17 .OiiO. United State bonds, were un
changed 'on call.'
Number of sales and range of prices on
stocks were a follows:
Sales. High. Low. dm.
Allle-rtuinieri r-M 400 41 '
Amalca mated Copper 4.VO 1i 77 71
Amarlcin Agricultural .... 200 414 47H 47
Amvrlnan &Mt Sugar .... J St) H
A mart can can ' oo ' H V 11 11
Amorlaiu Car F . 700 44 4444 44
American Cotton Oil 47
Araarloan H, a L pM.... 100 II . 18
American Ira gacurltla . 4i 9s W4 14
Amarlcan Llnaaad CIO It 14
American LocomutlT .... - 800 Utt li 14
Allxr. 8. A Ret 17,400 M la MV4
Amer.- 8. A K. pM.-. 100 107 107 1044
Am. steal roundiies SO W
American Sugar Refining.. too 12ft 125
Amarlcan T. at T J.TuO HI lt l
American Tobacco pti 100 M M 14
American Mining Co 1,400 44 44 49
Atchison 4,500 IIS 1144 114
Atchlaon -pM lev- ine-lH loj
Atlantlo Coaat Una KO 131 112 130
Baltlmor & Ohio Ill
Bethlehem Steel 0 11 11 tl
Brnokljm- Rap. Transit ... M,1"0 ' 74 74 17
Canadian Pacific 600 179S4 171 178
Central Leather , 400 41 - 41 41
Central Leather pfd IV!
Central of N. J 100
Chesapeaka A , Ohio ....V. 9,400 It KH 87
Chloagq A Alton (5
Chit-ago Great Went, new - 1"0 10 IS lUuj
Chicago Great Weat. pfd. ' 400 M (4 (4
Chicago A Northwestern., ' 400 U4 164 164
Chicago, M. a St. P 1,800 l.-t', Z lu
C. C. C. St, L....;....i '100
Oolorago Fuel A Iron ,.. 1.100,41 14 I if
Colerauo . Southem .... too 41 41 41
Cunaoltdatrt Uaa , 100 144 144 144
Cora Produets l,f0 16 17 17
Dalawara A Huflpon 100 176V 116 174
Denver A R. O.. ........ , . 400 41 -41 41
Deliver at R., Q. p!d ...... . too 0 7V 7
Metlilara' Securttlea 100-'- IS 13S- Jl
Brie ..a............ 1.10 -1 . )Vk .
Brie lat pfd ' 400 - 49 . 48 48
lflrla Id pfd ...i... JU0 18- "IS " 84 ....
General Electrle 800 164H 161 158
praat Northern "ptl- , .'400 1S4 1M U6
Illinois Central ,..:,.. , 400 ,-ll 140. 140
fnterkorailgh-Mat. l.40 28 15S .,-
Interborousfa-MeU Xti 11,700 , Ui : t ..644
Inter. , Harveater ........... 00..'UV4. II ' M '
lnter-llarlna, . pfd ,. 10 '.
International Paper,..,,.-... ....,'... ...,'' IS
International Pump ..... .v... 44ta
Iowa Central ............... . 100 14 144 ii
K. C Southern 100 17 171, 17 .'
K. C. Southern pld ....... .. ... ..... 49
Laclede Uaa 100 KHi 100 100
Louisville A.NashTllls ... 400 16814 161 J61
Minn. A.St. L 400 aovi S6 19
M., St. r. A . Sta. U... I'jO 144 144 la
Mo., Kani A Tex 1,100 41 41 41
Mo., Kan'. A Tex. pfd.... 71
Missouri Pacific ., 600 70ft TO 704
National Blacult i. Ill
National Lead 100 84ft 84ft 81
N. R. of at. Id pfd 1,400- -18 , 17 '. 17
New York Central t,oO 116 124ft 124-
N. Y., O. A W 100 44 46ft 46ft.
Norfolk A Weat 4,800 107ft 104 V;
North American 400 , 78 V 77ft 77ft
Northern Paaiflo 1,000 Hi . 114 184
Pacific Mall 100 11 11 11..
Pennsylvania 21,600 187 . 136ft 1S
People's Oaa ' 600 110 110 1141ft
Pittsburg. C. C. A BU L. . 1,000 104ft 108ft 103ft
Pittsburg Coal 400 .. !! lift 11
Pressed Steel Car 41
Pullman Palace Oar ...... 400 Ulft ' 113ft lkl -
Railway Steel Spring 43
Reading , 141,600 lt 107 ft l7e,
Republlo Steel 400 S 18ft - M
Republlo Sbsal pfd ..... 100
Rock Island Co 11,400 4 46- 47ft
Rock Island Co. pfd ft
St. Louis A San F. Id pfd. too - Itft 18ft 63ft
at. Louis 8. W..... 100 .IS 18 18ft
St. L. 8. W. pfd 7Sft
Slnas-Shetfleld B. at 1 ..... Tf
Southern Psoitis 11,100 117 1M lit
Southern Railway loo 18ft 18ft ISft
Southern Hallway pfd 2"0 4ft (414
Tennessee Copper 100 18ft 43ft lift
Texsa A Pacllic 600 lift II 10ft
Tol., St. L. A W 100 46ft 46 44
Tol., St. 1 A W. pfd .... 100 ft 49ft K
Union Paclfio , (1,400 187 186ft ISi.ft
Inlon Paolflo pfd 100 M 7 17
t'nlted Statea Rubber 1 43 ft
United Statea Realty 74
United States Steel pfd ... 1,600 111 11 119
United States Steel 141.400 It 84 14ft
Utah Copper 1,100 4ft 47ft 47
Virginia-Carolina Chomlcal 4,000 " laft 61ft
Wnoa.h . (00 12ft 12 11
Wabash pfd K 4 47 41
Western Md. tfs 100 60ft. 60ft 60
Weatlnghousa ' Electrio .... 6"0 70ft ISft 6tt
Wratern I nlon 4 76 74 14ft
Wheeling A Lsks Krie .... 10O tft 6ft 6
Total sales' for the day, 400,400 aharea.
London topic Market.
LONDON,' March 22. American eeourltlee
opened slightly higher today. Prices Im
proved on covering during the first hour
and at noon the market waa ateady, with
valuea from ti above yesterday' New
York closing. .........
Consols; miner. 10 16-14 Louisville A 14.. .....157ft
do account II M.. K. a T 44ft
Amal. Copper toft fi, T. Central 118ft
Anaconda i.. 10 Norfolk A W.. lloft
Atrhliva 117 do pfd It
do pfd iMft Ontario A W 47
Baltimore A Ohio 116ft Ponnsravanl ......... tO
Canadian Paclfle 18ft Rand Mine ,.. 1ft
cneaepestte - u nv Kesaing wi
Chicago O. W lift Southern Ry W
Chi., MH. A St. P.. .147ft do . Pfd 48
us Beers lirftsoutnern racine.'....iwft
Leaver A Rio 0 41 Union Paclbo lu2ft
do pfd....,.,, Uft do pfd ,.ii....lJft
Brie. 1U. S. Steal 7ft
do lst .prd lift lo pfd 114ft
do ad ptd 'ttftWabash II
Grand Trunk .. 4ft do ptd 60
Illinois Central. .... ..146ft Bpunlsh 4s Mft
SILVKK Bar, Heady at iSTid per os.
MONEY 24Tf per Cent.
The rate of diacount In the open market
for Khort hills is 1 per cent; for three
montlia' bills, tOt percent.
Local Secnrltle.
Qfuotation furnished by Pamuel Burns,
Jr., 14 New York Life building, Omaha:
Bid. Asked.
City of Omaha 4fte. lStt...,; ioft luft,
Cudahy Packing Co. 6a Mft 100
Ksnsaa Cltr Horns Tel. 4. ltil..., II II
Long Uell Lumber Co. 4s, lii: loft Hoft
Lincoln Uaa at Klec. 4a, 1M1 44ft 45ft
Nebraka Tel. stock, 4 per sent ....l' lotft
North Plstta Val.er lrrl. Co. ss, 1120..... IB 100
Omaha Water Co. Is. 1114 .....,,.100 lol
Omaha "Water fi. 6a. 1D44...A.. 4ft
Onuha Water Ct. fa pfd II II
Omaha Oaa 4..Kl7 II H
Oir..na Elec. Ltahl eV Power la, 1(11 14 -.
Omaha Kleo, L.t,e pfd., 4. Uft 18
Omaha St. Sr. ta. Ii4 , M 100
Oniaiia A C. B. Kr. 1. ltl I I'jO
OoMha A O. B. St. KJ ptd Mft. 16ft
Omaha at C. B. St fty. Com , 16 IS
Omaha A C. ii. Hr. Bridge ptd 44ft Soft
ioui City Stack Tarda ptd., 4,... 1 i
Saatila 4fts. 1M0 104 104ft
Swlfl Batata Col. Ift DMea, lull...... Irtft lOoft
St. Louis Brewing Co ti'ft lift
UnlMd Vr. St Luuta, 114 Sift Is
Union Stock Yd, stock. So. Omaha 14 17
Trtaaary talemeat.. ,
WASHINGTON. March 23.The conltloa
of the trueaury at the beginning of busi
ness today waa a follow:
Trust Funds Oold eoln. t854.T43,fJ9; shvor
dollars. fbS78l.OuO; silver dollars of 1K'1,
4".Soe00: allver certificate outstanding.
fiS.7N(,U9.
General Fund Standard "silver dollars In
general fund, f2.0is.lKtl; current liabllltlea,
rj,l(i6,ik4; working baiaom In treasury er-
flees. t?2.VW,,W: In bsnks to credit of tn aa
urer of the Unltd Ptales. l'S.W..tl; sub
aU'larv silver coin, f'l M!. 037; minor Coin.
U"iF,.if, ; total balance In general fuu.l.
fi;,S24..X't.
New York Mnaey Market.
NEW YORK. March 2S.-M(NKY-On
call steady; IV'ffS per cent; ruling rate,
t per cent; eloping hid. 1 per cent; of
fered st t per rent. Time loans, very soft
and dull; sixty days.' iv4 per pent: ninety
dsys, 4 per cent; six month, 4s(4 per
cent '
FRIMR MERCANTILE PAPER 44j
per cent.
8TKRLINO EXC1IANOE Kasler, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 4.H.14u
414.84 for sixty-day bills and at 4 7"i for
demand. Commercial bills. 64.MV5 4.83. . .
PILVKR Rar, 6l; Mexican dollars, 44c.
RON I S Government, steady; railroad,
heavy.
Clos'ng quotations on bonds today were
ss follows:
O. S. ref la. rg....Hi0H Inu-Met. 4ft II
do enupnn looelnl, Vtr atv,
V. n. U reg lift'Japan 4s ..I l
do I rouiMin l2ft do 4ft. t....lft
O. S. 4. reg ...1I4K. C. S. ll ....,. lift
dn rnuoon 11 ,L. S. deb. 4a (1131). II
Allls-Chalmera Sa ... 79ftl,. N. un :4a 8ft
Am. Agrl. 6a PlftM.. K. A T. 1st 4s, 41
Am. T A T. t. 4a..:oft aao Krn.
Amer. Tobacco 4 .. BlftSMo. Ps.!fo 4s SO.
do a 107ft N. R. of M. 4fts '.. ISft
rmour A Co. 4fts.-. KJftN. T. C. gen. Ifts .. 10ft
Atchison gen. 4a.... Kft do deb. 4a IA
do ev. 6 116ft N. Y. H. CT. 4t. .134ft
da cr. 4a ...U4ftN w. 1st eon. 4s
At, C. L 1st 4s ,15, dp rv. 4 losft
B. A O. 4a 19 No. Pacific 4s MOOft
do 4fta' .'....lft do Is -, la
do 8. W. Ifts.... aoftOr. 8. U' rfd. 4a.. 4
Pr. Tran. cv. 4a MftPcnn. ev. Ifta (115) 11
r. of Ga. .104 do erh. 4a ..104
Central aLather 6o.. .101ft Reading gen. 4s ....
C. of N. J. gen. 6l.lJ43l. L. 4V 8. r. t. 4s. 41
C. 4V O. 4fte 0tt do gen. 6s 8ft
do ref. (a 104 ft St. L. S. W. son.. 4a 74 ft
C. A A. Ifta 78ft do 1st" gold 4S......-9S
C, B. A 4. JL 4a.. a Kraboard A, L 4s.. (W .
do gen. 4a MH8o. Pari fid rol. 4a. lift
. St. P. g. Ifta 17 dn ct. 4e , ,...llft
0., R. !. A P. a. 4a.. lift do let ran 'ta.i.nr IS
do rfd. 4a, lt Southern Hr la ,,..107
Cilo. Indua 6s .... 71 do gen.. t 78ft
Colo. Midland 4a .. 77ft Union Paclfio 6s ..101
C. A 8. r. A ax. 4fta Mft do cv. 4 .,..lft
uel. a H. ev. 4s. .ion do- st and ref. 4a.. S7ft
D. A R. O 4a. Wftt'. -B. Rubber ts ..'OU,
do ref. is HftU. S. Steel Id 6s ....104ft
Plstlllers' 6s 71 Vs.-Cal. Chem.' (a ..ft
Bria pr. lien 4a.... MftWahaeh lot 6a 110
do gen 4a 76ft do 1st A axt. 4a.. 7tft
dn cv. 4a asr. A.. 11 Weetern Md 4a Mft
do ear. B 71 Weat. .Eleo. ev. c.. lift
Oen. Electric cv. 6a, 11 wis. CentnaJ. as .... 14.
I. C. lat ref. 4s.... to. Pac v.'-Is cts. M
Bid. Offered. . .
Boatoa Mlalna- Stocks. .
BOSTON, March 23. Closing quotations
on mining stocks:
Allouea 1 44 Miami Copper ...... 11
Amsl. Copper 77ftMohawk 11
A. C. L. A S !8ftNevada Con IS
Arlsona Com 4. loftNlplaeing Mines .... 10ft
Atlsntle I Murth Butts 14
B. C. C. O (rets).. lft North Lah ."......'... 11
B. A Corb. O. A S. lift Old IXimlriloit........ 41
Butts Coalition 6ftOaceola 160
Calumet A Heola....406 Parrott (3. A C.) ..18
Calumet A Aria...... 71ftQulncr 17
Centennial lft Shannon 14ft
Copper Range Oon.. 71 Superior.1- 64
East Butte Cop 10 Superior A R, Mln. 14
Olroux Con ft Superior A P, Cop.. 13
franklin 17ft, Tamarack 4f.ft
Oranbd on 47 U: S. C. A O 11
Groan Cananaa 10 do pfd 1 i.. .......... 47
lei Rorals (Cop)., aoftl'tah Con 11
Kerr Lak IftWlhona 10 '
Lsaalle Coppsr ...... .15ft Wolverine ........... Ill
Asksd. . . . i-. .
- , . V Hi-- ' ..
New Tarlc Carls Blarket.
The following quotations ar' furnlshtd
oy Logan A Bryan, 316 Bouth Sixteenth
street:
American Tobacco. . ,461ftOoldf laid Cona 1
Bar Stat Oaa t Greene Cananaa...;.. 10ft
Boston Con II Inspiration , ... 1
Butt Coalition tl-MLaroa 4ft
Cactua 4 Nevada . Oons .i.,..., ISft
Ohtno 14ft Nevhouaa 1ft
Chief Cms.. Ift Ohio - oppr 4ft
Pavla-Daly Ift Swift Pkg, 43o 1064
Ely Central 1 gears, Roebuck Co...K4
Ely Cbns 80 Fllver King llt...KI
Ely Witch 10 Superior A Pitta 14
Franklin ....'11 Tonopah Mining 7
Olroux IftTrlnlty- Copper.. t
New York Mining; dtock.
NEW TORK, March 23. Closing quota
tion on mining stocks were: '" '
Alice 120 Leadvllla -Coo....... 6
Brunswick Con 8 "Utile Chlsf.,, , 4
Com. Tun. stock .. 11 Mexican ...176
do bonds 11 Ontario 271
Con. Cel. A Va 18S ,Ohhlr .146
Horn Silver.:........ 75 SttndaM' 'V.-:.,. 5
Iron Silver .144 Tllow Jaokt......,j.
Offered. i i:i".niu .;-
'- ti.e ai.. n :.r. -
f.. '. Bank CleftrlnAYAl
OMAHA. March 23. Bank clearings for
today were t2,9D2, 855.68; and -frrr-tho corre
tfpofidlng date laift yegr yJ,2;sS0;67fl.47.;
Wool ' Markttf-''v
BOSTON, March 21. WQOL-There "is a
revival of interest in the local wool mar
ket, principally from the carded woolen
mills, and a few good slaed transfers are
noted. The Inquiry 4 principally for Cali
fornia stock, with 'only small dealings In
fleecee.. Shearing Is Starting up' tirlskly lit
the far went, but local dealefs are doing
very little contracting owing .lit high price
by the growers. Domestlo wools: Ken
tucky, Indiana and Missouri; Three-eighth
blood, Za'ai'.'&js; quarter blood, 84tfe. Scoured
biasls Texas: Fine, 13 months, TtfTlc; fine,
6 to 8 months, 65(066o; fine; fall," 605G2C.
California: Northern, 63(ft6tic; rnlddle coun
ties, 67at3c; fa.ll free, - SV'uXiOc. Oregon: East
ern, No. 1 artaple, 71(3'72e; eastern,' clothing,
68fi9c; valley. No. 1,- 674Mo. ' Territory:
Fine, staple, 70U72c; fine, medium stale. 68
68o; fine, oiothlng, tfi68o; fine, -medium
olothing, 63&65e; half blood, 61(&62c; three
eighths blood. 684f60o : -Quarter blixxL comb
ing, trg-GSco. Pulled, extra, 7u75c; fine A,
6770c: A uper, tjOtS-eoo. ' , ,
LONDON, March 23.w.WOOL-A-ThB second
series of the wool auction aulcit closed to
day. A miscellaneous 'ctssorCment. 6.822
bales, sold steadily at recent rates. ' To
day's sales follow: Victoria, zoo bales.
scoured, la 2d a Is 8d; greasy, ,1 d&ls
Id. Wewt Australia, 400 bala-s:' greasy, lid
(jls d. New Zealand. 3.000 ba ea: scoured.
fs duls ld; greasy, Sdi&ls Id. . Putrta
Arenas, s,2jo tMHea; greasy, 7dijls ld
The feature Of 4he auotlone waa the ani
mated demand for merino for the conti
nent. Fine, light, greaiy cressbreds were
supported ry home and American ouyc
at higher prices, but coarse and medium
qualities, in the absence or tne jsuai Amer
ican demand, declined. They were readily
absorbed by Yorkshire at the lower level.
(jontDared with the January sale, merinos
advanced 5 per cent, fine-croeebreds closed
unchanged to 6 per cent higher, coarse
orosabreda declined 6 per cent and Cape of
Good Hope and Natal grades were un
changed. The home trade bought 78.000
bale), continental buyers -4ts,ooo - oalea and
Americans 8,000 bales, while 9.008 bale were
held over for the next series. ... .
Cotton Market. '
NEW YORK. March 23. COTTON Mar
ket opened steady at an advance of 3'utl
polnte in response tp better cable than ex
pected, continued dry weather' In - the
southwest and covering. Selling of the
near months attributed to the 1ull leader
checked the Improvement right after the
opening and trading became quiet, but
price held within 2 or t ..points of the
Initial figures. . - ; -
fcpot cotton closed quiet, "8 points higher!
mtudillng uplands, 16.15c; middling gulf,
15.40c; no sale.
Cotton future opened eteadV.- March
offered. 10 66c: May. 14 9Jc: ' Jnlv. . 14.68c:
August, , 14.26c; September. '''-" 1S.4143I1S. 48c;'
uctoDer, n.vie; t'ecemoer, iz.uc.
Coffee Market.' ',
NEW YORK. March -e-COFFKB-Fu
lure closed dull, net unchanged to 5 points
lower. Sales wera 8.500 bag. Including
March at 6S0c; April, .M)c; May, 60o;
June, .7.00c; July, 7.00c; August. bepte.Uter,
Octobor and November. 7.10o: lecembr.
7.15c; January and February, T.lCc. Spot,
quiet; No. 7 Illo, 8 ll-lBtlc; -No. 4 Santos,
c Mild, quiet; Cordova, 9'sl'Jc.
St. Lonl Live Stock Market. '.'
ST. LOUI3, March 13. -CATTLK Re
ceipt. 4,100 head, including 600 Texana.
Market steady. Native shipping and, ex
port steers, f6.60-ti8 .50; draased beef and
butcher steers, fS.OttaS.OO; steers under 1.000
lbs., to.60'!i'7.75j atocker and Tteaers. f4.30i
6.30; cows and heifers. 13.607.50; cannors,
t260i36O; bulls, t4.0tyj6.30; calves. f3.60(
10.00. Texas and Indian "tears, fSJOtuh.OO;
oow and heifers. 13.0Ofii7.OO.
HOC58 Recelpta, 5,300 head. Market 6c to
lOo higher. - Pigs and light. . 17.7iKul0.80
parkers. 110 7', n 10.96; butcher and 'bCHt
heavy. flO.aoCill 00.
HHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 1.100
head. Market 100 higher. Native muttons,
t5.00(i8.&0; lamba, f7.2f4jl0 00; cull and
bucks, J4.50jo.00; atockera, ft.OO-ai.oa
I. Joaeph Live Stock Market.
8T. JOSEPH. March 23. CATTLB Re
ceipt, 2.000 head; niarket teady: ateer.
f66a8.O0: cows and heifers, f3.5037.00;
calvea. 13 0Ou00.
1KK1S Recelpta. t,500 head; market loo
hlrhar; top, 110.76; bulk of sales, flO.pOtf
10 70.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2,000
bead; market steady; lambs, fs.&offio.s,
loas Cltr Lv Stock Market.
8IOTTX CITY. la. March 23. CATTLE
Recelpta-1.600 head; market Itrong; fend era
strong; light tockor, lower; yaarllnga, fi.26
06 76. - ,,
M'-KlB TUoalpt. t.fOO haad; maiket EvrJlOe
higher; range of prioea, f 10.4610.70; bulk
( aaiea, ioovio.w.,
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARlvET
Receipts of Cattle Larger Than Usual
Thii Week.
HOGS MOSTLY TEN CENTS KIGHEB
thr-rp aat Lamb Active Seller aad
with Prleea Itrsag to Tea ta
Flfteea Ceat Higher
ta ttpot.
BOUTH OMAHA. Neb., March fJ, 191
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Bhep.
Official Monday 6.704 6 042 10 170
Official Tuesday .4 1210 6.IM
Estimate Wednesday .... 4,80 8.610 (.00)
Three days thl week.. 17.tif tl.Mil
Panie day last week,..14.Sa 27.714
Same days ! weeks ago.. l'l.S"". U.KA
Same days t weeks go,.15.l!l 14.419
Same days 4 weeks ago..lS.lM 21.5S4
Same daya last year. ...10,013 SO.KiS
The following table show the reeelpts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at Bouth Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year. lio. 100. lno. Deo.
Cattle ..39,664 ' 110.146 ,
Hogs fcVIUW) $47,4.17 118.817
Sheep S4Ji 877,661 fJ.848
The following tahl shows th average
price of hogs at bouth Omaha- for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1910. D0.1H. (1907. 190. 1JX.1904.
Ma rch
ilarch
March
March
March
March
March
March
March
March
March
a
t V,
a
4 XTI
4 46
67t
t 65
t 12
HI
801
4 81
4 91
4 041
10 54;
618
. 28
6 18
6 04
6 04
4 98
4 92
4 96
4 7
io at
40
f 6
S VI
10 K
10 8S1
f 61
t 6C
4 45!
4 64
461 0
4 s
io 6a
10 CO
f 601
4 6S
4 63
4 M
4MI
4 7
t 48
t 4K
6 01
a
6 44
44
t 101
J
6 40
17
t 19
6 OK;
6 181
10 62
f 26
1
16
10 4!
64
f If
t 25
t OK
6 01
laotrta
f 66
Sunday.
Receipt and dlsttosltlon of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
Neb., for the twenty-four hours ending at
1 o'clock yesterday:
ttfc.Cfc.1 FT S C A KS.
Cattle Hoaa Sh'D H'r's
C M. & St. P... 6 4 1
Wabash 1 .. .. ..
Missouri Pacific 7 4 .. ..
Un on Pac flc 62 81 16
C. & N. W., east 10 8 .. ..
C. A N. W., west ... 41 88 .. ..
C, St. P., M. & O... S7 - 7 1
C, B. & Q., east 4 1 .. 1
C, B. (k Q , west 47 26 7 ..
C, R. I. A P., east... 4 1
Illinois Central 6 t .. 1
Chicago Gt Western. 7 .. .. ' ..
Total receipts 230 114 26 4
DISPOSITION- H EAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Bheen.
Omaha Packing Co 716 844 1.041
wirt and company l,it 1,91 tit
Cudahy Packing Co 843 1,943 2.5.2
Armour A Co 1,134 2,36s 1,6.5
Schwartz-Bolen Co.
192
303
Murphy & Suiers
Morrell Packing Co 21
w. Jbf. vansant CO. ....... 7
Benton Vansant A Lusn. 21
Stephens Bros 144
Hill & Son 192
F. B. Lewis 223
Huston & Co 1
J. B. Root A Co.! 68
J. H. Bulla 64
L. F. Huss 77
L. Wolf 97
McCreary A Carey 275
8. Werthelmer... 64
Sullivan Bros t
Smith & Polsley 18
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co 62
So) Degaa 45
Kline & Christy.... 18
Other buyers 812
un
Totals .......8,336 7,676 7,749
CATTLE Receipts or c-altie today num
bered 221- cars, making the total for the
tnree days this week 17,212 head, tne
largest three days' ruri experienced at this
point in a long time and larger than for
the corresponding period of a year ago
by over 7,000 head.' At the same time most
other market points have had liberal runs
of cattle bo that available supplies this
week have been larger than usual, taking
the country a a whole. While the demand
ha been very good It was apparent thl
morning that buyer wer not ao anxloua
for supplies a they have been and there
was not so much life nd strength to the
trade at any point, "In ' fact there waa a
lowing up to the trade al along the line.
wnen buyers and seller got together on
a trading basis, beef steers of good quality
generally sold In about the same notches
as yesterday. The trade was at no time
very active, but still th better grade of
cattle - kept changing hands and wer
pretty well cleaned up In fair season. As
high as 88.20 was raid for riant good beeves.
The medium grade of cattle were slow all
the morning at prlcea that were anywhere
from weak to a shade lower.
Cows and halfers followed very closely
alter beer steers, th good kinds command
lng ateady prices and the Inferior grades
being slow at a little lower,
Stockers and feeder were not such free
sellers aa yesterday, the wire edge being
off the market, but still the best cattle
commanded about steady prices with other
weak to a little lower. As hieh is 17 25 was
paid for hayfeds to go back in the country,
this being the highest prices paid so far
lor cattle to reed.
Quotations on rattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers. f7.35i.S0; fair to good corn-
red steers, 6. 7087. Z5; common to fair corn
corn fad steers. fT.2iVK8.30: fair to good com
and heifers, f5.5Oe6 60; fair to good cows
and heifer, f5.01fn6.60; common to fair oow
n.4 V. a ...-a tt -),- I VI , nV.Al ...... I .
er and feeder, f6.267ta.90- fair to good
stocaer ana feeders, sb.uoB.oo: common to
lair stockers and reeaers, M.ooas.oo; stock
heifers, 13.76(34.50; veal cslves, f4 6OQ8.60;
bulls, stags, etc., f4.2S&.2S. '
Representative salsa:
- BEEF STEERS.
AV. Pr. No.
Illi 4 IS 17
Av. Pr.
11(1 7 40 .
1280 7 so
1184 t 40
1184 T 46
12M I 46
1144 1 70
..1207 7 70
1243 7 70
12M 7 7S
1114 7 76
1111 7 6
Kft I II
104 4 40
146 4 60
114 I SO
04 t 76
IM 4 76
..... Nl IM
1084 7 20
1000 1 16
1144 7 40
1046 7 40
1001 T 44
1166 T 60
1044 1 66
II
16
19
l.i.
II...
II...
11...
II
17
.40
14
14
17
14
It
11
...1804 7 15
.,.1804 7 Ii
...1404 1 00
...1882 100
...1170 I 10
...1441 110
,.1141 f H
39 kll!4 7 61
16. ....... ....1171 7 40
COWS.
4....
17....
81....
ioT.'.I
M7 4 60 17...
...10110 6 81
...1160 1 80
...1006 I 10
.,.1017 4 00
...low) 4 09
,,..1101 4 SO
.1.1135 6 ti
... I6S 4 80 17.
... 717 4 60 It
... 4fi7 I 00 7
... SSI I 00 1 ,
.1.1081 6 10 I..,...,
... Ill 6 II I
...US t X
HEIFERS..
... 161 1 10 11
... 414 4 00 , 7
... 121 4 04 17. ......
... 444 4 10 I
BULLS.
... 460 6 00 1
...1440 t 86 I 1. ......
...1100 4 00 '
.. SSI 4 40
.. 686 4 40
..414 4 44
.. 770 i e
..1760 4 W
..1240 I 10
CALVES.
, 220 4 00 t 195 I 00
IN I 00 1 140 I 00
174 i 60 1 140 1 00
IS 4 60 1 1116 1 00
10 t 64 1 '140 1 M
14 4 50 1 K 1 II
10 4 60 t 170 I ti
170 I 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
180 4 60
406 I 00
411 I 00
41 64 I 40.
11 I'M) t It
. 4 426 I 44
14 ,...752 1 TJ
42 176 4 M
17 ...1014 7 24 .
i 660 I 26
8-',4 IK
674 I 21
l I Ii
HOGS fiuK trade ranaed all lha mav
from 6o to 16o higher thl morning and
movement waa reasonably active at th
advanca It was an uneven market on a
fully normal aupply. ftala showing dime
advances wer the mor frequent and a
good sliar of mixed bu char stuff was
purchased on this basis. Demand for light
hoge waa mors or lesa discriminating and
common loada of underwelghta looked to
be hardly butter than fctfloo higher In many
cases. Good heavies and desirable butchers
experienced th most improvement, on
load of 646-pound anl.nala, over half bar
rows, breaking air local prloo records at
$10.60. bhipping order wer notably scare;
In fnot, the Inactivity of shippers thua far
this week i only logical, a the margin
between thla point and eastern market
ha narrowed considerably during the list
few day.
Toward th doae, after most of the
Herbert E. Gooch Co
Brokers and Dealers
GSAIsT BOTISTO7S, BTOCSS,
Omaba Offioai lia Koard of Trao Xl&M,
KaU 1'alaj.koaa, Uoaala Sail
Wevaaieat. A-S1SSL
Oldaat aad Zrgaal Suus ta ta ktata.
urgent order had been filled, d'-mtt'nd b-
came rather slow and lniiirfm-ni
shipments that came In on last trains were
forced to sell at levels no better than the
least advance.
To.lav'a reaction -..,.,..
back to Saturday's hlsrh ' levels. Ton.
reached tlO 40. aa enmnar.4 avttK
days outside prle of 11017. and bulk
wrnt at n wt7 lute,, sa compared with yea
terday' bulk of tlO. 4(1510.66.
Representative sales;
No, Av. 4i. Pr. Ne, A. 8h. Pr.
41 U4 ...It 10. T ...I SO
.lal ... 10 44 41 119 ... 10 m
107 181 40 10 40 47 141 ... II an
t 0l ... 10 46 41 m ... 14 40
47 14 ...104S M 170 10 K A
44 IM W W 47ft 14 124.... 100
4 y 40 10 80 17 1st 40 10 SO
fl til ...1010 41 2) ...100
47 IJ7 ... 10 60 TO W ... 1 40
17 11 ... 10 60 I! 170 40 10 HO
44 ...104 ... 10 60 71 1M 40 10 40
o m ... io so 74 v. ... torn
II 180 ... 10 60 II tl ...100
71 Hi 4) 10 60 61 Ill ...10 10
4 181 40 10 60 77 1X....10
1 4"6 S0 1 I SO 40 1'O ...10 40
t ... 10 60 76 115 ...10 40
44 117 ... 14 60 II .14 40 10 10
II !I4 10 14 60 41 M ... 10 So
11 17..,. 14 60 71 tM ...10 40
44 it... 10 51ft 74 181 ...10 40 "V
44 110 ..I0 66 61 148 70 10 ll'ft
fO. 184 ... 10 64 44 141 ... 10 41ft
lal ... 10 64 . 41 IH ...03ft
46 181 ... 14 64
II 174 10 10 64
71 IS ... 10 61
0 t ... 10 64
41 131 40 10 63
(4 11 10 ', 41
13
70
46
.....
40
.44...,.
70
60 '.'.!!
..114 ... 10 46
..HI ... 10 5
..l ... 10 46
..170 ... 10 14
..24 ... 10 46
..141 100 10 16
... 10
..164 ... 10 70
..111 40 10 70
..11 40 10 70
..174 ... 10 70
70 Ill 40 10 66
11 2S1 ... 10 IS
II VI 110 10 66
CI lot ... 10 66
74 117 4 10 66
71 M ... 10 66
,lr-l ... 10 70
. ... 10 70
II t" 10 10 66
40 Ill ... 10 16
7. ...... IS 120 10 70
47 Ill SO jo 56
10 Ml ... 10 TO
40 Ml ' ... 10 70
4 Il ... 1 10
4 2M ... 10 II
14 17 ... 10 76
14 181 40 10 66
28 134 ... 10 66
10 VI ... 10 14
41 Ill ... 10 44
4 4TS .,. 14 64
II Ill 110 10 71
I '.m 140 10 17ft. 814 ...10 71
10 11 10 10 67 ft 41 ...10 71
77 Stl ...10 67ft 14 14 ...10 71
It M7 40 10 40 68 "0 ...10 76
77 141 10 10 40 - 1 101 ... 10 18
41 Ill ...10 SO. 60 178 ... 10 77
10 .... 10 40 40.. 100 ... 10 77ft
10 280 ... 10 40 41 141 ... 10 M
STAQ8.
Jt 611 120 11 00 1 MO 84 11 00,
, eiiu n ii w
SHKEP-A shesD and lamb market devoid
of record-breaking sales, would be re
garded a a tame affair this enon. It
was the same old story In the mutton pens
this morning. Several records were broken
on a quotably strong market Supply waa
normal, but demand was urgent AS ever.
anu practically everytning waa douihi
up with little dcplay.
Lamb trade looked to be a little higher In
spots, the same ss yesterday, but th bulk
of business was done on a generally strong
basis. The Adair Mexican that went at
110.36 yesterday were marked up a nickel
and moved readily at tl) advance. A few
other lot In th fleece also passed the
110 00 line. Shorn lambs, while In limited
suDDly. as usual, tnet with a keen demand
and easily. sold at the customary fl spread,
a string of fleeceloss westerns going at
W.35. There I no precedent, of course,
ror any of the sales anove noted, tieavy
lamba ware a trifle slow, but there was
little chanoe for strong descrlmlnatlon and
everything sold to advantage.
What has been said about the lamo mar
ket would apply equally well to the sheep
trade. The growing scarcity of good ewes,
wether and yearling has naturally served
to sharpen demand and competition has
been very keen on th mor desirable
grade. A shipment of Mexican yearlings
6,000,000
The Pacific Telephone
(L Telegraph Company
(BELIj COMPANY OS THE PACIFIC COAST) ''. , ,
First Mortgage and Colatteral Trust "
Siriking Fund 5 Gold Bonds . .. .
' "
Pated January 2, 1907. Due January 2. 1887. Optional t 110 and
Interest on January 2, 1822, or on any interest date thereafter. - Denomination
11, 00(1....' Coupon or registered bonds. Mercantile Trust Company of San Fran
Cisco, Trustee. Pending the engraving of permanent bonds, temprry-Wnst
receipts of the Bankers Trust Company of New York, will be delivered. .Bonds
tax exempt in, California. , ";-;'v. rr! ' ,
' Previon latia of thstM bonds ara Uatad on th Tw Torlt tooa Skohaaf, Md
appUoatlca will b mad to list bonds bow offered.
; The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company owns and. controls the
entire Bell Telephone business on the Pacific Coast. The territory served U
rapidly developing in population and wealth, and ineludes such Important and
growing centers as San Francisco,. Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Tacoma,
Sponkane; and particularlly every important city In tl States of California,
Washington and Oregon. A majority of the outstanding capital stock of The
Paplflc Telephone and Telegraph Company Is owned by the American Telr;
phone and Telegraph Company (the Bell system of the United States.)." '.,':'
EARNINGS AND EXPENSES ;
(AS OrTIClALLT StEPOSTBD TXAB8 ZBTSES SBOBKBim SI) '
' " 1907 - 1S04J ' ' ' : " 1S09'
Gross revenue
Operating expenses, taxes and
and maintenance
Net Income ,
Annual bond Interest on
$29,000,000 bonds . . . ,
' Balance
Actual bond Interest wan considerably less than H. 457, BOO, owing to th fset tha
nons of ths 16,000,000 First Mortgage and Colattsrat Trut 6 s now offered -wars out
standing during J108. , .,
NET INCOME IS MORE THAN TWICE THE ANNUAL BOND INTEREST
We make the following summary of tttt strong points of this bond Issue
from official data on file at our offices: , y
1 The present value of the physical property of the Company Is con
serratively estimated at 946,000,000, or nearly 60 per cent In esce
of all outstanding bonds, including those above offered.
2 The physical condition is excellent, over 923,000,000 having boon
expended on the property during thav-past five years, during which
priod a large pewentago of the Company's plant and equipment was
Installed new or completely modernised.
3 tTirosa earnings practically have doubled In the past five years. .
4 The bonds above offered are secured, In opinion of counsel, by first
mortgage, either direct of by deposit of securities, on the entire plan!
and property of the Company, subject only to a small Amount of ths
constituent companies which will be retired In 1918. .
WE RECOMMEND THESE BONDS FOR INVESTMENT. ' ' -
' ; ;.
Price 98i and Interest
Special Descriptive Circulars on Request
, Bond (St Goodwin
; 234 La Salle Street, Chicago ; : ' ,
Harris Trust (Si Savings Bank '
Organised as N. W. HARRIS & CO. 1882. Incorporated7 1907.
Marquette Building, Chicago . . " . ) -
A SAFE INVESTI.1ENT
Wt offer f 1,000,000 Gold Bonds of a well established and success
ful Western Power & Lighting Company at 92V In denominations of -1100.
1600 and $1,000
The Electric Power Of this Company Is generated from coal.
The Company Issuing these bonds is earning double th Interest
on all Its outstanding bonds, and has under construction greatly In
creased facilities for a larger output. This will be In operation within
ths next three months and result In earning dividends on Its common
stock. f .
50 STOCK BONUS
Every purchaser of one of the bonds will also be given 50 of its.
vslue In common stock, so that In addition to ths assured Jacome oi
6 V on the bonds there will be a share In the future growth aad
earnings of the Company. There Is an existing market for a Urge la
. creased output, ' ' i . . ;
... ' - "'.. .!.,
n Write for full information
Vr ALSTON tt MOWi Sc BROS., 45 Wall SL, New Ycrk
Established 1888.- Members of N. .T, etock Exchange.
realised f 916 this morning, but tight weights
of choice .nialltv would probably aell prat'y
cloa to J9 60. Yearling and wet.iera. mixed,
commanded even money, 100. One. deck .
of old. thin, range bucks went to th swale
at f io. Biieflv deecrlV.l. It wna a g-od,
atrong. shtep market 1.. eerv respect with,
a few catch salea that looked to be ltj lio
higher.
yootatlnne on aheep nd lamba: Eastern
lamha. choice, f 16 flou is.is); eastern lamba.
medium, 112 0nt.00; good o rtioloe lambs,
IIO.OWIOIO; fslr lo good lamb, t 10 00;
good light yearlings. t9.0OljS.5O; good heavy
yearling, f 5o-.j.O0; good lo eholca wether.
fMltyt so; fair to good wethers, 87.688 15:
good to choice ewe, f7.90ti8.40; lair to good
ewes, t7 504j7 fX.
Representative sales: . , .
No. Av. Pr.
38 Idaho lamba, feeder 77 l
227 Idaho ewe lot t 15
20 Idaho ewes, culls ..() t 00
ft Idaho bucks 158 4 K
Idaho bucks, cull 144 1 00
6t4 Mexican lambs 71 10 M -
Western lambs . ft I tO
600 Mexican la mba 78 10 86
Western ewe T t W
t Wee-tern lambs , 88 TO
14 Western lamb 93 40
20 Western lamb M
2t Mexican yesrllng 81 1
179 western yearling, wethers ..83 00
44 Mexican wethers W
It Mexican lamb SO 10 W
2K$ western lamb ..77 t 86
t'6 western lamb i l
1S western lamb 81 J
233 weetem yearlings, wethers... M I ti
148 weatern yearlings, w at hers ..ft IK
CHICAGO I.1VR SToFlv MARKET
Cattle Market Steady - Hon He
ported Strontr beep Steady.
CHtCAQO, March IS. CATTLB Receipts,
16.000 head; market, ateady j ateera. 86 Ion
8.66; cowa. f4.7&(f43.iW; heifer. f4.00j.75;
bulls, H.26&4J.25; calves. 13 0itfl0 50; stockers
and feeder. 14 TMifi.OO.
HOGS Receipts, 14,000 head; market
strong to 10c higher: choice heavy, fl09t(
1100; butchers, tlO.RTxtrlO.96; light mixed.
flO.60ono.7O; cholc light, fl0.7OiiU0.80; pack
ing, f 10 totflO.90; p4ga, fl0.tOtfl0.C0; bulk of
sale, f 10 8U 10.94 -
fillK El' AND , LAMBS Receipts. 11.000
head; market steady; heep, t7.60J8.90
lambs. f8.754T10.6O; yearling. f..5g9.00.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,00 head, including 300 southern.
Market teadv to weak. Choice export and
dressed beef steers, t7.6Otf-70; western
steerx, .6nfS.28; stockers and feeders, f4.90
djtl.fiO; southern steers, f626fcr8.6; stockers
and feeders, 14.90nj-6.60; southern steers. tAK
j7.85; southern oows, t4.60fiJ.OO; natlvs
cows, f3.5O6.0; native nelfers, f4.25(tf7.fO;
bulls. f4.tu6.f0; calves, f6.0Otf9.00.
HOQS Receipts, 10,000 head. Market 100
higher; bulk of sales, 10.4610.75. Heavy,
810 704(10.75; packers and butshers, tlO-SOj
10 SO; light, fiO &10.0; Pigs. 89.00310 00.
SHEEP AND LAMBH Reoetpt. 7,)
head. Market steady to 10c lower. Lamb.
t:).00fJ10 20; yearlings, ts.7kfj4.66; wether
17.75ii8.60; ewes. f;.0058.15; stockers aim
feeders, 15.0G&6.50. -
Stock ta Slant.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western manteia yaeieraay:
Catts, Hogs,
Sheep.
. 1000
'- i'oio
7.000
1,14)
UOOO
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
St. Joseph ....
Kansas City
St. Louis ...
Chicago ,L...
Total
8,(10
8,200
. 1,509.
10,000
6,900
14.000
..37.461 44,610, 13,101
9,pJ9,074 10,tVfO,lO9 .
i
7,000,261 7,738,283 9,774,55';
..2,082,81S 92,790,827 3,110,05.?
....1,4B7,500
.fl.6S.150