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THi: r.KK: OMAHA. THURSDAY, MAHCH lf.
10
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Pricei Range in Narrow Limits, Fol
lowing War Flurry.
TRADING IN CORN IS LIGHT
Actios. Kraerally iaatee
Ibr IHutlM la Wheat Trad
ing? Dall, with Velaes
Sllgtbtly tfcaasjed.
OMAHA. March 15. 111.
There tin usual dullness In the wheat
tiade today, which la chai acteristlo after
miaip flumes, due to sensational news
such at caused th sharp bulge yesterday.
Ihe trade was not lucllned to follow ui
the news circulated and not confirmed,
and prices ranged In narrow lllniltl.
Ihe corn market wax more or I-! sym
pathetic with wheat and the action of this
market, was also dull, trade being very
hKht and news uninteresting.
Wheat ruled verv dull. .News was lack
ing and trade slackened after the activity
vesterdav. Dullness In the cash trade con
tinues and values on the sample floor were
unchanged.
l.lgnt receipts and the steadiness In
hest held corn firm. t"ouMry offerings
continue verv Hunt, while the cash de
irand holds Rood, although not so very
tctlve. Hmnple offerings were absorbed at
i4'iLo higher today. - . u i
Primary wheat receipts were ;.ono nusn
eis and shipments were 152.000 bushels,
sgainst receipts last year of l;t.(i0 bushels
and shipments of 2.13.000 bushels,
Primary corn receipts were MsVUUO bushels
and shipments were 318,000 bushels, against
tecelpts lam year of . bushels and
shipments of n.iS.OUO bushels.
Clearances were 13, Wi bushels of ro'
22.000 bufliclM of oats and wheat and flour
eunal to 37S.OOO bushels.
Uveipoul closed HU lower to Wd higher
on wheat and unchanged to d lower on
corn. . .
Th following cash sales were reported:
WHEAT No. 4 mixed. 1 car. WViC.
t'OKN-No. II white, 1 car, 4l'c; No. 3
vellow, 1 car (choice), 41,e; 3 cars. 41e;
1 car, 41c; No. 3 mixed, 4 cars, 41'a.c; 2 cars,
41c-
OATS No. 4 whll. 1 car, 2S'c; No. 4
j ellow, 1 car, 2t',tc.
Omaha, (sak Friers.
WllF.AT-.No. 3 hard, SsflsTc: No. I hard
Kl'raW. No. 4 hard. 7K'ya3c; rejected
hard. TOVVfV": No. t spring. sar&sxo; No.
4 spring. 7XM!4V; No. I durum, 81V8Wc;
No. I durum, 840Wc.
COKN No. 2 white. 41Vr42o; No. t white.
4Ka4l'r; No. 4 white, 4"r84ISe; No. 3 color.
40''41l4c; No. 2 yellow, 41Vi?42V: No. I
vellow, 41f41c; No. 4 yellow.
So. J. 41''641,c; No. I. 404H4c; No. 4.
3'44'..c. M M
OATS-No. 2 while. 262'2t4c; standard.
2VB2',c; No. 2 white, IKVi-qc; No. 4
white. 2S'iffC8e; No. I yellow, 28'.,28ao ;
No. 4 yellow, ZiWfX'in.
BARLKT-No. 2, SOifWe; No. 4. TO&S&c;
No. 1 feed, 65j75c; rejected, NVfiTOo.
IlYhV-.No. 2, 80tf81o; No. 3. 7tx6oc,
curiat imutjipla.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
(. hhago 164 r5
.Minneapolis 13
Omaha 3 26 1?
Dululh LI
CHICAGO CRAM AMD PBOVIIIOSS
Keatarea f the Tradlnsr aad Cloataaj
Prices en Board ( Trad.
CHICAGO, March 16. Dust torma la. the
northwest lifted the prica of wheat today.
A cold wave predicted for the winter crop
belt tonlxht had a like effect, 'the ad
vance, however, was not maintained and
there was an Irregular close, 'o higher
than last night to o below. On corn, the
markets ottered a uet decline of a shade
to Wc, but for oats a gain was made of a
sixteenth to Vac. Provisions wound up
6o to LW iac dearer, as compared with
yesterday.
buyers lost enthusiasm on being shown
official reports that In every wheat rais
ing state except Tennessee, Kentucky,
Ohio and Indiana, the rain- or snowfall
during February was much above the
average. Surplus moisture varied from 30
per cent In Illinois to 820 per cent In Kan
sas. Floating short Interests, moreover,
was apparently pretty well eliminated by
yesterday s bulge and there was not
enough new demand today to carry on
vigorous bull oampaign. At the outset of
trading, cables had a depressing Influence.
The rally ensuing lasted fairly well until
the middle of the session. After that tho
market fell Into a rut. May ranged from
wVB?iifcc, closing Vic up at Bi'c.
No room for corn here and no outlet
eaut made the reeling as to that cereal
rather unfriendly. May fluctuated between
4o and 4c, wits the close Va"4c up
st 4V Cash corn was steady; No. 2
finished at 47V(48c.
There was considerable buying of May
oata and selling of July at o difference
by a warehouse concern. May reached as
nign ana low points, 8lVui14aC and 81a.
with last sales at 31c, a net advance of a
shade.
because of hogs recovering some of an
early loss, provisions have turned to the
buying side. fork closed ax&22ViO more
expensive, and fie to 7Vjc had been added
an km 10 me coat oi iara and ribs.
Prices In Chicago, furnished toy the Do-
dike Grain company. Telephone Douglas
iva nranaeis Duuaing. Omaha:
Arllclaa.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.) Yea y.
Wheat I I
May...0illi iO
July...i8Va"( l
Bept... e1,8V'll
Corn ) i i
May... 4t 04
July... 6mJ &0'
8ept... ai alVai
Oats
May... 81 3U4&1
July. ..I 0T 31
o! v.l 9i
8
49V 44'I.I&H
OVsiSOmiiooB-,
tl IblW'il "
1 I 314313H,
Hept...3QV4tl 31 0440"i
May... 17 30 1 17 CO I
July...! Id o lti 10 J
17 30 1 17 SO ' 17 37V
U 46 Hi 36 I 13 46
1
May...! 02 12'l t 02V.I
13141
fcs I
306 I
B2S'
tni
8 J 1
06
July... o I HOhsl 6
bept.. .18 awutf
8M I
W
3 46
8 U0
8 00
Kloa 1
May... 42S46
July..., Viyt
bept...8 Vbui
t 46 '
6 374
6 36
b2Wl
3 U6 I
riAJun-owtoy; winur patents, 3.90iS
- e.vuv4.w.
' it 1 Cd N o. i, wuc.
LAHLfcl-t'ffj or mixing, 60ii.75c; fair
eiu.cD Fiax, .o. 1 southwestern
jo. i iioruiwusiein, fi.us. Tliiioihy, 8, mu,
lu.76. Clover. 316.0U. '
PROVISIo.Nd Mess pork, per bbl., IIS40
l.7i. Ijud. per 100 lus., f.U2'4. Snort
tius, aiuea, loose, sn. lbs.iriig.
sidtss, boxed, ti.iLiWiii.iii.
i'otal clearuncea of wheat and flour were
ii m aio.vw uu. miliary receipts wei
..uuu ou., compared with 6U) bu. the
vwie,.,iiuiiia uuy a year ao.
Lstimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
vuiu, mi, uais, si cars; nog
niiuku v uu i rue w neat: No 8 red
V0',iulc; No. 3 red. 6uilc; No. 2 liard
t..l ,1,11-.... K.. 9 k. 1 L. ... "
1. V' ISO northern
'vv,";:''h . spring, ,4Wo.
. - V . ". cash
w. wiuifi. i(uo; No. 3 whit
.-.v. m jrituw, Vi-itU-tAC; No. 8 val
si c: ino. 1 wiiue, juawto; standard. HZ.
liUTTKR Steady; creameries,
dairies. IiVoSIc.
LOdS Receipts, 12.103 cases,
steady; at mark, cases Included,
llrsta, lnc; prime fusts. UVaC
Market
i'HKhtot--Weak; daisies, U'.c; twins
UWiluc; roung Americas, la'uijic; loua
horns. UVJ14C.
l"OTATot.fS ateadv; choice to fancy, 40
42c; fair to good, 3ttfJ3c.
POI LTKY-Klrm. Turkeys: Dressed 18o
Hens: Uve. 14u. Hprints: Live. Ue.
VliAL bteady; 60 to SO-lb. weights, 34jc-
v win. - v.itia, w TJi o , Co 10. lltwih
eights, sS'cnur.
Rauwtpta Today Wheat,
IS oars: corn ikt
cars: oata. w cars, rtlinated tomorrow
W heat, 1 carst oorn. 1(A) cars; oata. M cats.
Mlasaasalla Urals Market.
MINN KA POL1 S, March 15 WHEAT
May. 7So; July. a;iOi September. JSc;
cash. No.. 1 hard, lSo; No. 1 northern
idjS'tss'a"; No. t uorthurn, (OSWc; No"
1.
SKKf-Flax, closed at UK
fOH.VNft I yellow, 4JVu4oo.
OATS No. I whit, feii.yjac.
HTE-No. t tuMSs.
H RAN In lOD-lb. sacks, tX 00.121 Co.
KIJL-R rlrst patents. 4iti4.1i6; second
patents, t4.au-a4.85. fust clears. 3 0b i. 50;
svoond clears, JiOirlTO.
Dalala Orala Market.
LIU'TH. March 16. WHEAT No 1
tuirthern, 7Sc; No. 1 northern, rSaliO'
May. :., July.
I.lttraeal Oral a Market,
IJVl:WWU March U--WHKAT-Fpot.
dull; No. t red wratei-n, winter, co slocks;
f iturei steady: March, as i; May $s
s .-1 July. s '.d.
CoKN-rput, steady; aw A mart can. is
''!, old American, mixed. !" 'd, futures,
quirt; May. 4 4d , Julv, 4s F.d
F1.0L'KV inter patents steady; 27s 3d.
Mow iiihk i,i:m:iiai. .-.iahkkt
ttaolatlona of Ihe Oar
a Various
4 ns modifies.
NEW YORK. March lfi.-FUH'R Steady ;
"pring patents. M. IS; Winter iwimn.
f("u4.Vt, winter extraH. No. I. to.Z'f'i.i o.'.
Kaiisaa stralKht., M.i"ii:l5; winter
straiKhts. i.tKi; sinK cIph'. JS ' r.
t.-A: w lnttr extras. No. 2. Vl.hW 25. live
flour, firm
to fanc,
nominal.
fair to sood. U.ai.:; choice
la4i. Buckwheat flour.
COH.N.MKA I-Steady; fine white and
yellow, fl.1K4)1.20; coarse, tl. 10U lib.
kiln dt ie.l. 1 1 HO.
Wll KAT Spot market steady: No. 2
red. Wc, elevator, and !.':, afloat; No. 1
northern. Dill nth. 31.uK'. I. o. b.. afloat,
rutures murkei was steady early on com
plaints of dry weather in the northwest
and a better export demand, but lost the
advance under realizing. cTosltiK 'c net
hlKher: May. !; .-Wtt:lv; closed at Sic;
Julv. '..i,'(rM,c; cloned at !K14c.
CORN Hpot market, steady; new. No. !.
53c, f. o. h. afloat; futures market wan
without trannactioiiH, closing at o net
advance. May closed at btrc.
OATS Spot market steady; futures mar
ket was without transactions, closing nom
inal. MAY Steady; prime. $!.&; N. 1. "31.00;
No. 2. "kie; No. .1, 7Jn!5c.
I1IDKS riteaiiy : Central AinerU a. Zrv,
UoKoiii, J I ' , 'i 11 1, t:
1.KATI1EH-Steady ; hemlock Urals, im'jc;
(ili'ir; seconds, l-jtor; thirds, U'U-Uc;
reJM-t. P'.'rilTr.
PROVISIONS Fork, steady; mess, J.3.W.
omln.il; family, JJ.Oi'o w.t; short clear.
K ..; -M.nft. Heef. steady; mess. 3l4.0n'.i14.5;
family. 3Ui.l"(i 16.M; heef Iihmih. UIWi JV.O).
ut meats steady; pickled bellies. M to 14
hs.. tll.tMfuU.OM; idckled hams. 312. ik. l-ird.
firm; mlddie west, prime, f. XtuV.M; refined,
teady; rontlnonl. 3'.'ii6: South America,
10 .'); compound. $7.t:!'yj7.7f.
TALLOW - Dull; iirlitie city hogsheads,
'4 e : country, i ii ic.
Bl.'TTKR Kh. ; creamery specials,
c: extras. 2.Vi2Ti'rc; firsts. 20(22c: sec
onds. lV'ul'.'c; creamery, held sH'Cials. 21
22c; extras. I!xi20c; firsts, 17'Vp Iki-c
I'cunds. l'i "l'C; mate dairy, finest, 21c;
oU to prime, 202.lc; common to fair.
Val'.'c; procen.s speciHls. lS't:'(Tl!c; extras,
l'tc; IlrMs, lB',2y),c; seconds, ij.yibc; lun
ation creamery, firsts, lculbc; factory.
irrent make, f lists, l&ylo'sc, seconds, 1
lf.',,c.
KIKJS Irregular; fresh gathered, selected
extras. lly.K ; fresh gathered, firsts, 1,V(
He: fiesh Bathereil. seconds, 17c; fresh
gathered, thirds. Hal asked: fiesh gathered.
Irtles. No. 1, l'lu; fresh gathered, dirties,
No. 2. 1oft!fcc; fresh gathered, checks,
lftc; western (rsthered. white, ism 20c; wcsl-
rn duck. Wu'.Vlc: southern, 2t'a2iC.
POl'LTRY Alive, easy; western chick
ens, HWloc: fowlt, lb'Vu.lfic; turkeys. i:ic;
ressed weak; western chickens, He; fowls.
Ua&18c; turkeys, lu22o.
W KAT1IKH l THK GRAIN BELT
Galea aad Low Temperatures Ueneral
In I'pper Valleys.
OMAHA. March 15, 1911.
A depression that was central over the
west end of Lake Superior Tuesday inorn-
ng developed Into a disturbance of de
cided energy that moved eastward over the
ake region during the ltt twenty-four
hours, and Is central over the it. Lawrence
Hey this morning. Lliiht precipitation
attended the disturbance over the lakes
and eastern states and hlijli winds and
galea followed the depression over the val
leys and upper lakes. Velocities ranging
from forty to fifty miles per hour were
general throughout the upper valleys dur-
ng the night and a sixty-mile wind was
recorded at St. I'aul, Minn. An area of
high pressuri, accompanied by decid
edly colder weather, from the west
and northwest spread over the central val-
eys and mountain district, and its crest
overllea the Dakulas this morning. The
fall In temperature was very marked in
he upper lake region and west over the
upper Misslsippl and upper Missouri val
leys, where temperatures are from 30 to 40
degrees lower than the twenty-four hours
previous. The weather Is generally clear
everywhere west of the Mississippi river
and It will continue fair in this vicinity
tonight and Thursday, with continuous culd
tonight, followed by slowly rising tem
perature Thursday.
Wll. 1810. law. 1908.
Lowest last night 20 31 20 88
Precipitation 00 .00 .01 ,ou
Normal temperature for today, 3o degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation ulnce March L
.1 inch.
Deficiency for corresponding period, 1910,
(4 Inch.
Deficiency for corresponding period. 1008.
U lncb.
L. A. WELK1L Local Forecaster.
tit. Loots tieneral Market.
HT. LOUIS. March 16. WHEAT Futures
May. WV; July, tflhc: cash, weak: track
No. 2 red, oVu9ik-; No. i haTd.SCu'tnk?. .
CORN Steady; May. 48'Ao: July. 4i4c:
cash, b teady: track Mo. 2. 4ic: No. i while.
4iT474c.
OATS HlKher; May, 81c: July. 3t)i,ic:
cash, steady; No. 2 track, Dotac. No. i
white, m-..
KVE Higher at S8c.
FLol'R Steady ; red winter patents. 14. ao
tt4.K5; extra fancy and straight, 13.7034.lt);
hard winter clears, j.0Ku tt.40.
iSfc;Kl Timothy. $&.Uoto60.
CORNMEALr li30.
BRAN Firm: sacked east track. tl.O?
1.0B.
HAY Steady; timothy. $13.0J)4i 18.50: prai
rie. Ill.OOij 15.00.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged: lobhlns-.
118.00. I.rd, prime steam, 8.!yil.90. Dry
salt meats, unchanged; boxed extra shorts.
I.o0; clear ribs, IS .50; short clears, 9d24,.
Haeon, unchanged: boxed extra short.
110 75: clear ribs. IIOTC: short clears, $lrt.K7H.
roiiiTKl rlrmer: chickens. Ufcc:
springs. 15c; turkeys, 18H'?141c; ducks, lc;
geese, 8c.
m TTKR Steady; crsamery, lv327c.
KOO8 lower, 15c.'
Receipts. Shipments.
6.10ft 9.M)0
48.0'i0 22.000
6'.'.000 40,000
61.000 70,000
Flour, bhls.
Wheat, bu.
Oorn, bu. ..
Oata, bu. ..
Kansas f'Hr Oraln mm ProTlsloas.
KANSAS CITY. March TK WITK AT
May. 86VuH67aC bid: July. 84AiaH4S.R: eh
firm; No. 2 hard. 87?ii)7c: No. S, 8fo'J6c; No.
I red. Wfolelc; No. . 90(5940.
OORN-May. 48(4'Ao bid: Julv. aRUff
48Sc, sellers; cash V., hlsrher; No. I
mixed, 4r.Vi'(i4fic; No. S. 4r()4tS;c; No. I
white. 45'&liic; No. J, 45A1ii45Sc.
OATS Pnchanared: No. white. SISMJo-
No. t mixed. SO'VftSiite.
1RTK-N1). 2. 7.V(i7c.
HAY I'nchanaed: choice tlmothv. tlS KO
J14O0: choice prairie. $12.0Hd?12 .25.
BLTThK-4-reamery. 2ic: firsts. 22c: ae.
onds, 22c; packing; stock, 13c
KUU8-t.xtras, 17o; n.-sts, 164e.
Recelots. Khlomna
Wheat, bu 11.000 !7no
forn. hu 5,000 4.7.iO
Oats, bu 11.000 SOnO
Pklladelphla Protjaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March 15. Bf'TTErR
Steady; extra western creamery, 27c; extra
nearhy prints, 28c.
KOO8-Firm, unchanged.
CHEKSB-Weak: New York full creams
fancy September, ll313yc; fair to good, 13
46
Milwaukee. Grata
MILWAUKEE, March
Steady.
Market.
15.-FLOUR-
WHEAT-Ns. 1 northern, $1. 0001.01 tj; No
t northern, &N.r9o; May, SISc
OATS standard, 3c.
UA RLE Y Samples, elc&'l.OOH.
C'ottoa Market.
NEW YORK. March 18.-47K5TTON Swt
closed quiet: middling; uplands, 14.55c; mid
dling gulf, 14. sue; anion, LtMli bales
1. UJ118. March 15. 4.OTTON l'n-
cnansea; nuuniing-, ltsc; No sales; reoeipts,
.ir, uurn, anipuienis, Dales; stock
32.543 bales.
New York cotton market as furnished
by Logan A Rryan, members New York
Cotton exchange., 115 South Sixteenth
siren, umana:
Month. I Open. I Hih. Low. Close. Tes'y.
Mae. ... 14 SO 14 42 14a Utl 14M
My ... 14 4 14 W 14 4 j 11 43 14 47
Jwly ... 14 D 14 S7 14 23 14 28 14 3S
Ad. ... IS 74 IS 86 IS 75 IS 81 11 7
iict. ... 12 6i ( i: 70 I 13 0 I 13 65 11 6i
t'vtree Market.
NEW YORK. March liJ COFFEE
turea closed barely steady at a net advance
of Mr 15 point a. Sales. 27.7.) bags. March
April and May, W4ic; June, 10 40c; July,
10iic; August, lo.k-; fifptember, 10 150,
October, ac: November, uc; December,
January and February, t sdc. Spot, oulet
No. T RIo. 1'Jsc; No 4 Santos. USo. Mild.
quiet; Cordova. 13sJjl5o. nominal.
agar Market.
NEW YORK, March 15 -SfOAR-Rsw.
firm; muscovado, 80 teat. S.SKc; centrif
ugal. tt-st. l ax; molaasffl. aS test, I lie;
r. fined firm; cruslied. s.buc; granulated,
i.K. lodered, tvo.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Attempts to Carry Along Bull Move
ment Not Successful.
CANADIAN PACIFIC MAKES GAIN'
lroa and teel 4'ente.rs Report Some
Kalllaa- Off This Week la Orders
for the Finished Ma.
terlal. '
NEW YORK. March 15 Attempts to
carry further the hull movement, which ad-1
vanced stocks so effectively yesterday met
with little ultimate kuci oks today. The mar
ket resumed Its forward march during tho
morning, hut the moderate gains made
were eliminated In the afternoon and in
rases small net losses were recorded. The
tone of the market, as n whole, however,
was one of quiet strength.
Canadian Pacific., w hich has been " es
tablishing new high records of late, ad
vanced to 21i, a rise of more than S
points, and closed with a greater part of
that gain. No definite explanation was ad
vanced for this showing.
Reports from Iron and steel centers sre
that there has been some falling off this
week In new orders for finished materials,
though mill operations are on a larger scale
than at ntiy other time since last fall.
Large rail orders are looked for In the
near future. The report of the Slos-Khef-fleld
Steel and Iron company for 1SM0
showed a decrease In net earnings of
J4T.1.000.
Hoods were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. J.WI.nnrt.
1'nlted States bonds were unrhiinged on
call. f
Number of Kales and leading quotations
on stocks were as 101 lows:
Mt
Hit. Lo Cl"
aav 2t 3Mli
Allin-lTialrners pM .W
Amalltntnatrd Copper 11.:"0
Ani'M-ican Aarlcnltwral .... ",fl
Anirlran Bpet BiiRar 2.n
Amoriran can ID
American ( A r S
Am. Cotton IMI MO
American H. I., pfd l'
Am. I.e Seruritln 1 4K1
Amrrlran Llnaeed
Amerl'-all LorotuotlTS 3")
American s A H I.
Am. P A It. pfd V"
Am. St"il Foundries 1"0
Am Fmar Iterinlnx l."0
American T. A- T I.""'
Am Tobacco pfd, ei-dlv... 4
Amerlrsn Woolen J"
Anaconda Mining Oo ha)
Alrhlann IS. I"0
Atchlaon pfd f"
Atlantic C'oaat Line .'. '"O
Ralllmore & Ohio '
Bethlehem Steel 1K
Brookln Rapid Tr S.SO0
Canadian Pacific 17 am)
Central leather 4."0
Central Leather pW "0
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34
'nS
124 '4
M
JSS
n
37 ii
150
1?S
0Vi
135
l7Ji
02 '4
"is"
10T4
'17"
n
7S
111S
14-.S
24
14k'4
S3'4
'MS
1Z4S
53S
io7'4
4t4
105 '4
71
JS4
Krle
Klrle 1st pfd
Erie !d pfd
1.600
"sin
inn
2.4nO
700
cm
3"0
IX
" 100 '
300
"imn
400
ino
l,!"fl
700
joo
.
300
' 7.500
2110
400
General Klectrlo
flreat Norrham pfd
Great Northern Ore ctfa.
Illlnola Central
Internorough Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harrester .
Int. Marina pfd
International Paper
Internationa! Pump
Iowa Central -
Kanaas City So
K. r. Fo. pfd
Laclede OAS
IiulBTllla ft N
Minn. A St. Loula
M., HI. P. 8. 8. M
M., K. A T
M , K. A T. pfd
Mlasnurt Parlflu
NAtlonal Blacult
National Iad
111S
14.-I
54
144S
31S
47
s-.s
tori
N. R. R. of M. fd pf .
New York Central 4.7no -1S
N. Y.. O. A W 4IH
41S
Norfolk Western 1.300
North Anieltcan ""0
Northam Palflo ll.Ono
PaHflc Mall 1JIJJ
PannsyWanla 1,400
10(1 -4
73
12S14
H'.'S
71S
1S4S
34
127 lWS .VS
People's Gaa
P., "., C. A Bt. L
PlttaUirs Coal
Preaaed Steel Or
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Bpring....
Beading
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock laland Co. ...
Rock laland Co. pfd
St. I. A S. F. 3d pfd...
S. lAMila S. W
St. I.. S. W. pfd
Sloea-Shef field H. A I...
Southern Pacific
Sourhem Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneaaea 1opper
Teiaa A Pacific
T . St. I. A W.
T.. St. L. A W. pf4
nn i loss
100 97 47 PI14
S00 10 J0 S
loo in 1st) ino
200 MH 34 384
to.lioo l.rS 1" lf,'S
400 S4S 14 33
1,900 30S 30 JUS
SIX) 60S 40 5!S
500 42 43S 42
2
1O0 SS a1
300 6S "I -'4l
4.700 117S Hs4 117
1.W0 J1S 2S 2S
1O0 44S 6(S MS
7"0 3S 3'i'
300 2JIS
JOO 22S iSS
200 MT MS 51
16,100 17iS 175S 1'fiS
301) is 1S 1S
900 T1 s 71 71S
1.3O0 43S 43 43
7S.O00 7S 7Ri 7S
400 11 W l'S
400 4r.S 4c. 45
I 100 47S 7
100 ITS 17S 17S
700 t'i SS '"'a
jno 60S Wis 50S
1,700 S 47 46
ICO 7S 73S 73S
300 i 5 4S
I, so 174 17S 1"S
t nlon Pacific
t'nlon Paelfln pM
1'nlted States Raltr....
Tnlted StRts Rubber...
t'nlted S4stes Steel
tl. S. Weel pfd
Utah Copper
Va.-Carolina Chemical .
V abaah
Wabaah pfd
WaMam Maryland -
Weatinghouaa Electrlo ..
Western Union
Wheeling A I.
lklsl, valley
Total sales mr tne say, .a
Hew York osey Market.
NEW YORK. March 16.-MONET-On
call, steady, 2WB2S Pr cent: ruling rate.
2H per cent; offered ax Z"S per rani, una
loans easy, wiin June aoioa; iiy uo.jw.
2mi2S per cent; ninety days, zgm per
cent: six months, IS'ilS' per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE. t'Al'E.n. a 10 n
actual business In bankers' bills at 64.8385
4Kt00 for sixty-day bills and at HSSIO for
demsnd: commercial bills, 14.83S.
rSlIVER--Rar, tC'So; Mexican aonars, ma.
BONDS-Government, steady; railroad.
Irreirolar.
Closing quotations on Donas tooay were
as follows:
U. ret as. rag. ...101s int. M. M. 4S M
do coupon 101 S Mapan 4a 4s
TJ. 8. la. reg 10!S do 4S IM
. ao coupon IMS K. C. Ho. lat 3a.... 7SS
V. . 4a, reg H"S L. 8. deb. 4a lsl.... 4314
do coupon LAN. nni. 4a S
Allia-CJ.nl. lat 5a 74 K. A T. lat 4a.. 47
Am. Ag. 5a 101 do gen. 4Sa M
Am T. A T. ct. 4a.. ins Mo. Pai-lfla 4a 7S
Am.' Tobacco 4a MS N. R. A. o M. 4Ss. 1
do 4a 107S N- Y. O. g. ls 48
Armour A CO. 4S- S ao net. a V4
Atchlaon gan.
do err. 4a...
do cv. 4a...
S N. Y
N. U. A H.
..10SS .
.IMS
. 8
..110 N. A
W. lat a 4a.
A. G I lat 4a
al. A Ohio 4a
lo 1S
do 8. W. 3Sa
41 rook. Tr. ct. 4a.
.. 44 do
.irS
.. SS No. Paatflo 4a....
.. V?S do la
.. Ks O. . u rfdg. 4a ...
S
70s
s
S
14 Penn. ct. ss 14)15
Cn. of Oa. 4a...
do con
..I'M
.. K'4
4s 41S
.. s
1.. 76
.. 4 1
... 75
.. CIS
... 7S
... 45
...1H7S
... 7iS
...l'JS
...I'M',
Cen. Laather 5a...,
C. of N. J. (. 4a..,
Chaa. A Ohio 4Sa.
do rat. 5a
fTilrago A A. IS
C. B. A Q. 1. 4a..
do aan. 4a
. W Reading gan. 4a...
.in Bt. L 4 I C fg.
.IK'S 4o gen. 5a
. 44S t. L. 8. W. . 4
. 70S 60 lat gold 4a...
la 44 S " A. u. 4a
7 'So. Pac. ool. 4a..
g tSa S 00 ct. 4a
a 4a, 73S do lat ret. 4a...
C M. A 8. r.
c. r. 1. r.
do rfg.
S Bo. Ballwar 4a...,
.Vlu. lad. 4a 7D do Hi. 4a
Oulo. Mid. 4a 46S TJnloo Paclfle 4a...
4 4 r. 4 (. 4S S do ct. 4a
D. A H. ct. 4a - oo lat A ref. 4a,
... ass
D A R. O. 4s..
do ref. 5a
maimers' 5a ...
trla p. I. 4a
no gaa. 4s....
no t. 4a, ear.
.... 44 r. 8. Rubber 4a
...was
...lntS
.... US t'. S Bteal 2d U
.... Va.-Car. Chain. I
.... 45S Wabaah lat 6a...
. ..lot S
...los
... 70S
.... 7o do Ut A ai. 4a...
A.. 14 ani Mj. 4a. ..
... 4t',
no aeriea B ...
Oen. Elae. ot. is
111. On. 1st raf.
Int Mat. 4Sa
Bid. eKItterad.
... 70 WaaL Blac. or. ia.
...144 wta. Ontral 4a....
4a. ' Mo. Pao. ot. 5a
... 1S
DiS
N
45 S
I.acI Bee art ties.
Quotations furnished by Burns. Brisker
& Co.. 449 Near Omaha National bank
building. Bid. Asked
Baatrlua Oeamary prd
Claoaland Kallaar 4a. 1141
C, H A I P. Rr. Co. 4a, 1441
Fairmont fraamary lat g. 6 par cant,
Otrniaa Plr Ina acock ,
Iowa Portland Oanient lal mtg. as...,
kanaas 111) a. A L 4a, UU
K. C. 41. A O. bonus 4a, Mul
L)a BitHk Nat. Bank, south Omaha.
Omaha, klovalor atucg
Oniat.a 1 ountry Club 4a, 1441
(iiiLa Water la. 1M4 ,
Omaha A C. B Bt. Hr ta. It4 ,
Omaha A C B. St Krveld 4 a. a...
Onialia C. B. Sc Rr. auca ,
Omaha A . B. Rr. A B ,
Omaha K. L A P. 4a 1441
Pacllio T, A T. aa, 11 ,
Sbaiidan Coal Co
44 0
S Ion
44 44S
MS KM
71
47 M
tl 4S
4s a
u
10
S 1"
44 44
47 t:s
H 4jS
4?S 4.
Us acS
'S S
S
74 4
44
a
74) HI
4S
Sluui Clly Tapbuaa 4a
Tn siau Laud in. aid aa4 koaiaa....
Tri-Cttr L 4a
Colon gunk Ytrvls stock
Iai4as Slas-k Mat ket.
IXNIHN, March 15 Amerliau securi
ties opeued fraction lower today. Trad-
log was in'y durinu the first hour sod
pilees nunc. I irienularH. At noon the
market was unlet and from ' below to l4
above veterriiv's New York closing.
London closing stork quotations
Inmoln. TTv.nv . .tn 1.1 11 loultvllle N'ah.
do account
II I IS M... hn !
.. Nw York '"entrsl.
... I Ncrtolli A Wtm.
..lt'H d.i e'4
. Ontsrl" A Westsrn.
fvnry I vnis
' Hn1 Mines
Awial l oppar
Aiia-onla
Alrlis,n
ilo p'd
flaltitnora A Ohio. . .
lanaillan Pacific ..
ChrMipeake ft- Ohio.
hi. (It Wra'ern..
1 hi . nut. a st. p.
In. Peer
Dfnrer A Kio a...
do pfd
Erla
do 1H p!i)
do M prd
Ormid Trunk
ill',
1
:
4-"4
; 1
' I
k'lH Kraillns
S2 Southern Hallway
t
! pte
H SoiMhrn pit-ltlo
J t'nlon Pacific ..
3 do pfil
Si"4 V. . stel
60 do pM
ti Wabash
xia do prd
ia sramrh 4a
11 ;
IK'S !
M
f
l--i'
"'4
90
Illinois nUHl
S1LVKR-
Har, quiet at 2t'd per ounce.
MUNKV-
-2'j'i:l per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short hills is L'Sn2 11-1 per cent; for
three months' bills, 2 7-1vfi2', per cent.
lloalon loslnit MorLl.
HUSTON, March 15. Closing quotations
rn stocks were as I
Allouel
34 Mohaak
. 4.1
. 1'4
. II
. ad-',
. 4
"!i
.lin
. li'i
. 4
. 1"a
. 3
. 4
. 1"4
. 41
. 4-:,
. 4T'
. !4Si
Amsl. Copper
A. . L a- 3.,
Arlaona CVjtn,
Atlantli-
B. Ac r. r aV
Nevads Can
24'k Nlplm Mlnaa .
14, North Butta
4 North Lake
U'S old Donilntim ....
li (sie.ila
6ill Purr-ntt P. A C...
ion Qulnry
12 Sliannon
Superlor
l.'H Suparlor aV B M .
V, Supeilor A P. C.
Tsniarai-k .
S3 V. S S R. A M
S. M
Huua I'oalitlon
t'al a Arizona.
1 al oV lle. la...
Centennlnl
C'lei'er Hanna i".
KhrI H'Ute c. M
l-'rankltn
Olrom Cnii
Ciranhy t'on
tirepne Caiumea
16-13 do r?d
lle Horale 1'opper
l-'i t'tah Con,
H f'ah I'opper Co...
3S Winona
I1, WolTerln
l'l
Kerr l,nke
lke I 'oppr . . . .
l.a PnU t opper.
Miami 'prr ..
Ka-dlv. Bld
rn York Curb Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by l.onan Rryan, member of New York
Stock exchange. Slu South Sixteenth street.
( imaha:
Amer. Tobacco..
4R0 Larose ..,
J1. Newhouse ,
IS Ohio Copper
10 Rawhide Coali..
, 21'iRav Central ....
. mswift FkfT. Co...
. lHctenrn-Roeh Co..
. Vi
. 97
. 1'4
. K'
. 1
.loo's
.lW'i
. 6
. 15
Hny State tlas...
Hutte Coalition..
facing
Chlno
Chief Cons
avis-Paly
Ely Central
Klv Cons
, 4 sillvor rick
, 21 Superior A- Pitts.
, Sn'iTonopnh Mining;.
, eTrlnity Copper..
. 6 I'nltod Copper...
, 2NO.IIhwnv
, 6 Kerr Lake
.7",
Franklin
Olroux
4
14'i
Relmont
oldfiold Flop. . .
Oreene Cananea.
Inspiration
ew York Mlnlngc Stocks.
NEW YORK, March 15. Closing quota
Hons on mining; storks were:
Allre 130 'Utile Chief
. 6
.1nfl
.150
.in
.100
. 15
vm. Tunnel atoek
Ao bonda
Con. Cal. A Va ,
IS
Wexlran
ID
Ontario
Ophlr
Htandanl
Yellow Jacket
. X
. 25
.10
. 10
Horn gllrer ..
airon gllver ..
taihrllla Cob,
Offered.
44 an If Cleariaa-s.
OMAHA, March 15. Rsnk rlearlng-s for
today were 12,584.201.45 and for the corre
sponding date last year $3,288,064.35.
OMAHA WHOLESALE PRICKS.
BI7TTER Creamery, No. 1. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb cartons, 27c; No. 2,
In 30-lb. tubs, 25c; No. 2, In 1-lb. cartons.
25c; packing stor k, solid pack, 14c; dairy, In
6-lti. tubs, lb'UlT
Market changes every
Tuesday.
CHEESE Twins,
cas, l&'.ic; daisies,
ltic; llnibercer, 18c
16i6'16c; Y'oung Amerl
lVn(4nc; triplets, laSoJ
No. 1 brick, ItiSc; Im
ported Swlas, 32c; domestic Swiss, 22c; block
bwlss. me.
XOI ' LTRY Dressed broilers, under 2 lbs.,
65 per doz.; hens, 15c; cocks, 11c; ducks,
18c; geese, 15c; turkeys, 35c; pigeons, per
dog., 11.211; homer squabs, per dog., 64.00;
fancy squabs, per doz., 13.60; No. 1. per
doz., 13.00. Alive: Broilers, 16c; smooth legs,
10c; hons, 11V.; stags, Ltc; old roosters, 7o;
old ducks, full feathered, 12c; geese, full
feathered, 9c; turkeys, 17o; guinea fowls,
25c each; pigeons, per doz , 600; homers,
per dog., 63.00; squabs, No. 1, per doz., 6150;
No. 2, per doz., 50c; capons, over 8 lbs., 14c,
old turkeys, 17c.
FISH (all frozen) Pickerel, 7c; white, lie;
pike, 9c; trout, 11c; large crappies, lL'tfli'io;
Spanish mackerel. 19c; eel, 18c; haddock,
1.1c; flounders, 12c; green catflh, 2Hc; roe
shad, $1 each; Hhodo roe, per pair, 60c; frog
legs, per doz., 50c; salmon, 11c; halibut, 10c;
herring. 6c.
BEEK CUTSj'No. 1 ribs, 14M,c; No. S.
12'nc; No. 3, V14.0; No. 1 loin, 16c; No. 2, 13c;
No. 8, 11c; No. 1 chuck, 7'Ac; No. 2. 7Sc;
No. 3. 7c; No. 1 round, 'Ao; No. 2, 8e; No.
3. 8sc; No. 1 plate, 6'4c; No. 2, 6ac; No. S,
bWc.
FRUIT8 Apples, Colorado extra fancy B.
Twig, per full bu. box, 1150; WalilngtoB
extra fancy VVlnesap, 96-112 sizes, per bu.,
62.75; 150-175 slzea. per box, 62.60; Washing
ton Mo. I'lppins, 4V4 tier, per box. 62 25;
Washington Red-cheek Pippins, 64-tt4-oO-llj
sizes, per box, 12.50; Washington Oanos, per
box, 62.26; Ben Davis, per box,- .12.10.
Bananas, fancy select, per bunch, 6--2y
2.50; Jumbo, bunch, 62.76(3.75. Dates.
Anchor brand, new, 30 1-lb. pkgs. In boxes,
per box. 62.00; bulk In 70-lb. boxes, per lb.,
6c. FlK. new California, 50 S-oz. Dkga.,
$2.00; Turkish, 7-crown, per lb., 16c; &
crown, per lb., 14c; 4-crown, per lb., 13c.
Urape fruit. Florida, 40-64-64-80 sizes, per
box, 64.00. Lemons, Llmoneira brand, ex
tra fancy, JOO-.StiO sizes, per box, 64.25;
fancy, 300-360 .sizes, per box, $4.75; 240 sise,
60o per box less. Oranges. Carnella Red
lands navels, 80-96 sizes, per box, 62.90; i
size, per box, 62.90; 150 size, per box, 12.90;
176 and smaller sizes, $3.00; choice navels.
80-96-16 sizes. 62.76; 150 and smaller slzea.
$2.75. Pears. California Winter Nellls, per
box, $2.75. strawberries, Louisiana, per 24
plnt case, $3.00.
MlhLtjiiijA r.wuo a nuj, cauiornia
, K 1 1 rmv h 1 iij In uuU I ... - 1 I .
iUlL I1CII, , wv, ... aw,, . V. 1 DO
Brazil nuts, per id., im; in sack loU, lc
less. Cocoanuts, per sack, 65.50; per dog.,
50c. Filberts, per lb., 14c; In sack lots, lc
less. Hlckorynuts, largs, per lb.. 6c; small.
per lb., 6c. Peanuts, roasted, per lb., so;
raw, per lb., Vc. Pecans, large, par lb.,
16c; In sack lots, lc less. Walnuts, black,
per lb., 2Sc; California, per lb., 19c; In
sack lots, lc less. Cider, New York, Mutt's,
per bbl., 66.75. Honey, new. Z4 frames, 63.75.
VEGETABLES Beans, string and wax.
per hamper, W.&oilrt.SO. Beets, per bu., 75c.
Cabbaas. Wisconsin, per lb., ISo. Carrots.
per bu., 75c. Celery, California Jumbo, per
doz. ouncnes, boo. uucumotrs, not house,
IS and 1 dos. In box, per dog.. $2.25. Egg
plant, fancy jnoriua, per aos., tz.uu. uarlic,
extra fancy, white, per lb., 1.'. Lettuce.
extra fancy leaf, per dos., 45o. Onions, Iowa,
red and yellow, per lt., zsc; Indiana white,
per lb., 3c; bpanlsh, per crate, L50. Onion
sets, white, per bu., u ids., 61.75; yellow,
per bu., 32 lbs., 8150; red, per bu., 23 lbs.
11.60. Parsley, fancy southern, per doz.
bunches, 60Ji5o. Parsnips, per bu., 7bc po
tatoes. Early Ohio seed, in sacks, per bu.,
11.00: Genuine Red River E. Ohio seed..
per bu., 8135; Iowa and Wisconsin, whits
stock, per du., itxuauc; coiurgao, per Du.,
Mc. Kutabagoa, per lb., lVc. tiweet pota
toes, Kansas, per dui., zj.uu. Tomatoes,
Florida, per 6-basket crate, $3.5ui4L00.
Turnips, per du., ioc.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. March 15. M ET A LS
Standard copper, dull; spot and futures,
$11.au 11.96. London market. Bleady; spot,
La Is ill; futures, 55 Us SKl. Lake copper
locally, $12.37(012 60; electrolytic. $U2fc-yi
12.3iS; casting, $12.ooyl2 26. Tin, quiet; spot
and futuros, 8f u'ljaO.oo. London market,
firm; spot. 177 lis; futures, 177 17s tid.
Lead, dull; 84.4Xu4.60. New York; HlKW
84 27S East Bt. Louis. London, U 2s 61.
(Spelter, dull; $5.Uj6.o6, New York, $0.40411
6.47V. East tit. Louis. London. 22. Anti
mony, dull; Cookson's. l.(xi-a-6o. Iron.
Cleveland warrants, 46a 8d In London. Lo
cally, steady; No, 1 foundry northern, 815.7a
0 16.25; No. $ northern. No. 1 foundry south
ern and No. 1 foundry southern soft, $Ui.0
416. (M.
Terpentine aad Roala.
SAVANNAH. March 16. TURPENTINE
Firm at Sua. Bales, 64 bbls. ; receipts, 154
bbls. ; shipments, 143 bbls.; stocks, L2U3 bbls.
HOS1N rlrm. Bales, 400 bbls.; receipts,
1.4o3 bbls.; shipments, 1,130 bbls,. ; stocks,
6o..'9 bbls. yuote: II, 87.60; 1), 87 so; E,
87. M; K, $8.00; O. 66.02; II, $H.u6; I. fk.07;
K. IslO; M and N. $.1A; WO, $s .20; WW,
$6.27'.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. March 16. DRY GOODS
The cotton goods market ruins quiet, with
a scattered trading guing on in gray good
and with Jobbers ordering very lightly for
quick shipment. L'nderwear and hosiery
rule quiet. Bilk orders for fall are slowly
accumulating and business Is fair.
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA. March li. HAY No. 1.
No. 2. I'.i 00; uii'klnt, $ On; alfalfa.
$10 00,
i in
Straw, wheat, $60; rye. $6 60; oats, $
00.
Reflaed lagar la Advaaeed.
NEW Yt IKK, March 15. All grades
refined sugar were advanced
10 cents a
hundred pounds today.
WmI Market.
8T U)I M, March 15 WOOL Steady ;
territory and western mediums, Lu c, fine,
modllUiig. all(i (IDS, LWiAU. I
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Killing; Cattle of All Kinds Steady
to Strong-.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE HIGHER
Mheep ot Ho Active and Prices Weak
lo Tea t ents I. oner, with Lamhs
Some Kasler Than They
Mere Tkteaday.
SOI TH OMAHA. March IS, 1!11
lieciipis were: battle. iton fneep.
tuiicial
(.lllKlul
.Monday
tin."
T..i4
4.V
4 uesiiuy
1M OPJ
li.u1
W...t
b.tMu
Lsuuiale
v einesday . . . .
Three days this week..l,".li;l 4'.l46 IUi.sSji
Same das last week. . . . in. ii4 iH.it, :.i.l.l
Same days 3 weeks ago..lU.44 3.-.l 13.4.0
same da s 4 w eeks ao. . l:t.V 1 Li',;!.'4 2..41i
Sumo days hist year iti.otia -i,U4 Ui.tfiv
The following table rhows the receipts
of cattle, hotts and sneep at South Omatiii
for the year to date, as compiticd with last
eaV: pjlii. iu'.
tattle Zi'7.e.:t Shi.iMI lti.HiH
IIoh"h fHi.74 4T7.o; .1.:
Sheep ;(H),7ll "O4.40S 7i.oi0
The following table shows the range of
prices 011 hons at South Omaha for the
last several uuys. with comparisons:
l'ates. I 1!U. l10.ll"O9.iai8.llw7.L,H).lur..
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
.Mar.
Mar.
M ar.
Alar.
Mar.
J... I 6 83
I 761
4 441 6 76 13 4 x
1 75, 10, 4 8
4 48 6 6 13 IM
4 181 I 6 11 4 SS
4 341 6 75 I 4 Mi
6 74
I t 781 48
9..
10.
II.
12.
1J.
14.
t 6'l 9 9i 6 581
6 74', ,10 2-' 6 53
6 W'a.lO LTI 6 40
lit) j;l 44. 4 351 6 bii 6 09
I 6 ixl ) 1 6 4."l 4 J7 b U., 5 U 4 NO
B .'S 10 K4 4 AM 6 bi.l b III 4 81
15.. 1 6 tVil0 42 6 40
6 uU 6 04 4 Kl
Sunday.
.iR'Sel,,t" n(1 opposition of llvu stock at
the Union .stock Yards, South Omalia, fo.
twenty-luui hours ending at 8 p. m. yes
terday: RECEIPTS.
4'atllo Ifiitra S h a r, ll'r
i.i. iv. ci. I'
abii.sh
Missouri Pacitic
I nion Pacific
C. A- N. V en.st
C. Ai N. W., went
C, St. P., M or O....
'V, H. t y., ra-st....
'., H. A. west...,
C, R. I. A P., east...
U. J. A P., west...
Illinois Central
Chicago O. W
4 10
2 9 2
." 6 1
o:i ho 12
" 3
4:: s b; t
26 t 1
4 A
42 an 6
6 10
2
3 a
3
201 218 27
Total receipts
9
DISPOSITION
Cattle. ilogs.Sheep.
Omalia 1'acking Co...L..
iSwIlt and Company., A..
b.ii
8.r2
Ml
2.912
3.2i9
4. bill
1.753
216
1.01
1,291
603
.,,., j. x avi.. IV 1 lift v. O .
Armour Ar. Co
Murphy shippers ...
l,l.i3
.1,075
Sinclair
W. B. Van Bant Co .',
iStephens Bros
Hill & .xon
I' B. lxiwis
Huston dc Co
J. B. Root ot Co
J. H. Bulla
Mccreary & Carey
S. Wurtheiiner
H. K lUmilton
Missouri fe Kan. Calf Co,
Kline A Christy
Other buyers
52
1
6
M
4
4i
9
26
75
lb.)
IS
22 -
55
622
1,925
5,a2
,,Jtala 5.209 14,407
. J l l Lifj Receipts Of Cattle Wera lihora
again today, making the total for tin
three days l'.loO head, the largest of an
ilmllar period since four weeks ago an.,
slightly larger than a year ago. The mar
ket as a whole was In pretty fair condi
tlon and the movement decidedly bene;
than yesterday.
tfuyers of beef steers were out in il,.
yards in good season in the morning and
the bulk of the cattle changed hands In
comparatively short time. The prices paid
were fully steady with yesterday and pos
sibly a little stronger in spots. If prices
were ho higher, the market was certainly
r active and the feeling at least better
What has been said regarding beef
steers would apply equally as well to the
ows ana neirers, which was more
active than yesterday and fully steady to
possibly a little stronger here and there.
The supply of feeders was very light snd
the demand good, with the result that
wek" Wer M d " ny tlmo
Quotation oncattle: Gooa to choice
beef steers $.006S): fair to good beef
steers, 6o.704i6.00; common . to fair beef
steers, $5 00y5.70; good to choice cows and
heifers. 64. 70(36.50: fale tn rij
heifers, t4.kfl4 70: eommnn e.i.
and heifers. 83 25(54.30; good to choice stook-
a aim eeuers. lb.MirjC6.80; fair to good
stockers and feeders. 66 006.50; common ti
fair stockers and feeders. 64 aftrafi oo.
heifers. 83.i6(&4.50; veal calves, KOOratsO
bulls, stags, etc.. $4.0106.25.
Representative sales:
No. At. pr.
5 " 6 ii
U 911 5 0
14 744 6 30
21 M) Jo
15 l'UO 5 40
17 1108 6 40
20 1071 6 40
II 474 6 40
6 X.4 5 45
H 107 6 45
19 loll 6 40
10 1215 6 50
17 1'lOO 4 50
15 1104 5 64
14 1160 ( 60
11 lr64 I 50
4 1117 5 55
14 1139 4 55
10 M IK
11 1'XU 1 56
21 lui-i 4 55
21 1247 6 55
14 1141 6 60
II l')5 6 40
1 1157 6 40
4 lo7 4 44
4 .....12115 6 40
22 .....101 6 46
III 1147 t 44
14 1014 1 45
21 IX 6 4S
21 1U41 6 45
18 1175 4 10
13 .....1174 6 70
tl) 1174 5 10
U 124 6 70
(
10 T74 1 74
10 4M 1 0
5 4110 4 04
5 1014V 4 00
6 1200 4 an
14 IM4 4 35
t 11 '1 4 45
9 aV4 4 54
18 11.13 4 55
una 4 tvi
1 1"34 4 44
11 1110 4 85
16 1W4 4 40
I inn 4 40
1 1074 4 50
1 4i 4 40
11 1'WO 4 45
11 W4 4 74
1
1 .4....1140 4 B
No. at.
1191
1 KDl
1 70
1 74
6 70
VI)
6 70
6 16
6 11
6 74
6 74
6 76
6 40
6 10
6 Mj
6 80
6 80
6 80
6 84
6 84
6 45
1 45
6 45
6 40
6 40
4 04
4 04
4 00
6 00
4 00
14...
..1114
.. 84
..1110
..lu5
a-....
1.1
2.1
11
4u
14
II
21
8
14
14
14
21
lu
14
44
11
If,
l
ll48
1243
12X4
1W4
111
14k J
13v4
Uki
1184
12.1
.......l.4
1310
i:i4l
1114
1445
1279
1074
1232
114
120
ItHO
12....
W....
3b....
10....
17....
0....
1....
6....
11....
41...,
11...,
n....
20....
1418
1347 4 00
.1.174 4 00
. l:i6 4 00
...1520
4 05
4 05
4 04
4 16
4 44
4 70
4 74
4 70
4 70
4 It
4 14
4 74
4 W
4 99
4 04
1 04
4 40
4 44
4 90
4 94
6 09
6 05
...1364
...1414
... 844
...1041
...1039
...M71
... 0
...1141
...114
...l!u4
...1014
...1174
...lli4
...1181
...1114
...linn
... 90
... 116
... a
...1071
cow.
16....
12...,
4...,
4....
11....
11....
17...,
4....
1...,
5...
17...,
14...,
4...,
4....
4...,
3...
10. ...
23...,
BULLS.
1...,
.1140 4 76
a, I 11 1 ail 4jjim isggggTae-.. .11 1 . 1 . laaa.u .s 1; JJ''l
Today is Home Day.
Buy your home now.
Dealers have prepared
for you, so that you can
r - " 1 ""' 1 " - 5
1 i:;4 4 I- I loon 4 7
gla 1 hi 1 ln.-o 4 :
1"M 4 6"' I 1" 4 S
1 IMS) 4 4 I ' 4 'l
2 1 'I 4 f 1 17(0 4 v,
1 14 4 I'- " '
lTio 4a.r, ii tn 1x1
t hV 4 70 1 lo.J 4 "0
1 1 EI FK KM.
lb av'J 4 .tn 7 ? 4 'i
IK 11a 4 if. 4 ' 4 o
l.;'l 4 u 19 l 'l" 4 "
i.n 4 41 4 V i "l
H 4KS 4 40 I a0 6 00
I 6sJ Ii , t l"3o Ii rtl
II i IX 4 73 i cr
g a 4 ." II.... !""4 1) "
I ; 4 il 14 1".0 5 1
I M 4 4 7"4 in
S : 4 70 7 7 i 10
;(1 4 To I" h'.'" S HI
; :, 4 7., 14...... In
.U 4 7 r, !H1 b 20
; ISO 4 SA
i'AL i:s.
t ;;o 4 on I tit t 3e
j . '. 4 on 1 .w 4 40
I IW 4 M 2 I'W 4 ir
4 4"2 4r-l t H0 t )i
J 3', i Dl 4 Ill 7 (
J :i16 a 0.1 1 7 '.'S
1 4K7 5 W 1 170 1 54
J 370 6 OH .1 l' 7 n
4V) 1 Oil 1 140 7 Till
4 ii i 0) 1 pm '. o
12 4.i 5 1 200 7 Ml
4 217 t' '. J 1 1' 7 7.'i
10 473 5 30 1 . .' 10 , 7".
14 ;.:4 ; s.i 2 iwi 1 ;;
1 3ei a M)
STOCK ERn AMI FEEDERS.
X .ten 4 75 10 ei f. 35
10 IMi 5 20 3 ?42 6 "
I b,iil a 2n 7 I.H'J 4 .t
4' 472 5 14 :. 4 l
IB 7 l'l S 2!i M0 0 4n
17 lmir, 4 ail Id k.d 5 4.
12. '. !C4 i 34 i- 8 i ".
"0 6 3 i 19 K-SS b .o
in m i a: so imj tan
4.1 61 5 35
1 ii.', c-itjpite tho
I lit B and other hog
tins morning, loin I
ftn't that supplies at
murkeis were heavy
demtind whs ample
ami lino. Klght around lu.'A" hrad oi
animals arrived, giving a total of appioxi-
tueiy 4",wu head lot the three days. Ah
classes ot tiuyeis were out in me aiicya
ii r i y and tilled their, uruers with a Hue-
doni that contrasted sharply with general
.'ai lull condition:. Prn.ca ruled su aay to
a ntcKfl higher, one or two good sized
packing droves showing unchanged cost at
snippers snowed the advance more
ti fluently than packers, but Inquiry ftoin
this quarter was mure or less discriminat
ing, loial purchases of a siieculatlve na
tuie were somewhat larger-than usual.
Ill a limited sense. Ii was a 86 5urg6.6S
market for butcher and light mixed offer
ings. '1 lie upper portion of this spresd
Claimed a greater percentage t business
than was apparent In the same spread
yesterday, and stronger tone was largely
indicated try this Might slutting of bulk.
Choice light and bacon gTadca sold as high
as lo.iO, which price was also yesterday
top.
Movement was active from start to finish
and practically everything on sale cleared
within the
first
two hours of tradlna-.
neevy ana rougn pacKing loaus tlld not
sell as readily as the lighter weights, how
ever, and Justly went at seasonable
margins under bottom ot bu Ik.
'ihe extreme close on lue market waa
still stronger, a number of good losds sell
ing late at 86.70, with a top at 86 76.
Representative sales:
no.
!4..
11..
51..
40...
52..
At.
Sh. Pr. No, st. ah. Pr.
110 4 4 41 571 ... 4 41
) 4 50 40 143 ... 4 40
120 6 50 65 HI ... 6 80
SO 4 60 14 110 ... 4 60
... 4 50 79 946 90 4 60
... 4 55 48 245 40 4 80
4 55 70 !5 10 4 60
40 4 54 49 2.x ... 0
... 4 6.i l 279 20 4 40
40 4 65 4 24.S ... t 90
... 4 56 78 .Ill go 6 60
40 4 55 44 2.8 ... 60
... 4 66 76 20 40 4 40
... 4 55 74 2V ... 4 6(1
... 6 65 77 J.I ... 60
... 4 56 44 218 ... 4 HO
... 4 66 70 2111 10 4 SO
40 4 55 4.' 2t ... (60
... 4 65 44 277 1M 4 0
40 4 56 41 247 ... ( an
40 4 66 47 243 ... 4 0
40 4 66 40 248 ... C .)
... 6 55 43 279 ... 4 40
... 6 64 11 214 ... 4 so
4 6t 55 117 ... 6 60
40 4 55 is 135 40 6 60
... 4 64 48 241 110 4 60
... 4 56 4S 244 ... 4 80
... 4 55 74 286 44 4 60
... 4 66 68 143 ....4 40
... 4 65 11 241 ... 6 60
... 65 44 271 124 4 60
40 4 65 10 184 ... 4 60
... 4 66 47 254 ... 4 BtS
... 4 65 68 :-.7 ... ( 6iS
160 4 55 11 245 ... 4 62s
... 4 67 S 73 t?l ... 4 62S
... 4 67 S ' 2-7 160 4 'JS
... 4 67s 41 184 80 4 4'S
... 4 67S 70 227 90 4 62'i
... 4 67S 21 211 ... 6 ::s
10 4 67S 5 217 ... 4 62',
... 4 67S 40 TH 60 4 d'iS
... 6 67 S 15 2A4 ... 4 HIS
... 4 67 S 44 ... 4 42S
... 4 67S 12 240 80 4 63'
0 4 67 S 44 261 40 4 46
... 4 67 S 71 2.17 ... ( 65
... 4 60 60 245 ... 4 66
... 4 60 17 254 ... 1 65
... 4 60 41 344 ... 4 65
... 4 64 76 243 140 4 46
... 40 61 314 ... 4 65
... 4 60 64) 290 ... 4 45
... 4 40 11 IV! 10 4 66
... 4 40 7 6 244 ... 4 46
40 4 60 42 211 ... 4 65
40 4 40 76 141 ... 66
... 4 40 64 344 ... 4 65
... 4 00 78 10 120 4 65
... 6 AO 4 226 ... 4 65
... 4 40 43 214 ...
... 6 60 10 264 ... 4 46
... 6 40 73 240 ... 6 65
... 4 40 74 241 ... 4 70
... .4 40 87 174 ... 4 70
... 4 10 70 301 ... 70
... 4 60 78 215 ... 4 70
40 4 60 71 2n4 ... 4 10
... 4 40 79 2.11 ... 4 74
10 4 60 Hi 170 ... 4 TO
... 4 40 10 204 ... 6 76
... 4 64)
Early offerings In the sheep
347
119
,TJ4
1.14
834
3rrj
287
277
343
171
:
a4
R3
202
201
2A1
2S
274
47....
67....
44
27....
46....
41....
44....
64....
41....
40....
62....
61....
64....
67....
51....
64....
...tii
...5
...tkl
...J6I
...2K5
...W!
...Ill
...171
...2M
...280
...21
...2W
...:o
...283
...270
...270
...291
...261
71....
49....
6....
21....
4 !....
42....
64....
61....
44....
44....
61....
62....
69....
70....
tt
42
12
20
42
25
17
67
41
65
71
46
41
43
23
10
44
85
27
68
71
41
14
61
12
ea
64.. .
10
12
43
71
71
44
64
74
74
..270
..261
..2B0
..311
..2110
,.237
,.174
,.159
..2117
..422
..244
..254
..J71
..271
..111
..230
..!
..27
..234
..25
..2"2
..232
..2U
..210
..284
..234
..10
..Ml
..21.4
..206
..261
..244
..Ml
..26
..246
..212
..237
barn this morning were rather unattractive
and demand from buyers was more or
less Indifferent. Lambs ware relatively
scarce at the opening, but several ship
ments were due to arrive later, resulting In
a lamb market that was halting and of
small volume. Prices showed little change
with feeilng somewhat bearish. In sheep,
the tendency was also weaker, most of the
regular buyers placing best bids that aver
aged about a dim lower than yesterday's
sales.
Ewe, yearling and wsther values finally
settled at this decline and lack of coin
petition produced a movement , that was
very quiet. Clood ewes sold at ' and Dear
$4.25. Indicating an extreme quotable top
of 84.60. Wethers were scarce, as on most
days lately, but choice, handy grades
would probably land around H6otf-4.76. Ac
tual sales of yearlings early reached $5.26,
a price that demands good quality and
handy weight.
In the absence of choice lamb sales.
It is safe to say that sometehing prime
on the Mexican order would doubt icsa sell
around H.15. Heavy Iambs are still unpop
ular with buyers and are selling at lib
eral spreads under high dressers. Shearer
Inquiry Is very fair for this time of the
year, offerings suitable fur final finish
and shearing, selling around 16.6uy-6.70.
Quotations on sheep and lambs. Uood to
choice lambs, 86 66(jii.lK; fair to good lambs.
80.706(16; bandy weight yearlings. V'lfl'i
5.40; heavy yearlings. 61-70'u5.16; goon to
choice wethers, 84 4004.76; fair to good
terms.
Make Thursday your Lome day.
A day you will want to remember. Look over the many
homes advertised for sale in today's Bee. They are all good ones
at a reasonable fiure, and can be bought for a small paymen:
down the baJance monthly like rent. j
The easy term plan gives you an opiortnnity to get a homo
of your own, paying for it with the money usually spent as rent.
Buy now today.
$4 lOTjl 40,
fair to
good
good
to choi' ewes,
ewe. l 00(U4.u.
tlel (i, colli
No.
17 western
:V2 western
7i w extern
llfi western
4l.i western
Cit western
.Hi western
170 estcrn
western
I ) weMern
wether s.
A v. Tr
NA 80
s ; ...
, H2 5 2 . r
l'6 4
, 7 h i
, V1 4 IS
, 1"H 4 VI
i"i 5 A
W 5 (-5
4t a
41 5 2. .
94 4 . i
73 5 45
75 5 70
87 S 00
w 4 :5
75 5 00
8.' 2 71
is 4 36 .
latnl'S
lambs,
lambs
ei es
lamhs.
ewes .
ewes ,
lambs
lamhs ,
lambs ,
feelers.
feeders..
J17 western Initihs
10s wostern fUfi
weMern
hi western
l'l w estei n
lamhs ....
lambs ....
ewes, culls
ewvs
lamhs
I lot w cstern
' -riii
ra etern
t 1.4
western ewes, culls.
I.v western ewes ....
tllllAt.O I.1XE ft TO IK MAHKKT
Demand for t attle .o4 lleae Marl
etlve Mieep teealr.
CHICACO. March 15 'ATTLE-Reoelnt
17.ii) head; market good for light, otheis
wcsk; beeves. $5. 1.'xitl Tens steers. $4 66
'i.Y r'j; western steers M.70r'(6.7u; stockers
and fowlers. Jl .otii r. : cows and heifers.
82 .w Ut "' wi calv es. $6.:!M'6"0
lit n;s--Receipts. .m.i h"nd: market more,
active. 5c higher; Hunt. I.; 7 .15; mixed.
''. .7cu7.o): heavy, ys so,, i; r"itrh. $. 4)
6 70; good to choice heavy, Il .7'sjrd M; pigs,
ji.?v.i7.5: bulk of sales. W wvrfi
MIM.r 5 . L' L.y .VI 11- - rvt'ceipi s. I-V'"""
head; market steady: rntlve. -,ivfr6 10;
western. 1.1. Cranio: yearllncs $l.7Vi6M;
niitlve lamhs. $5 0fit..'V.: w estern lamhs,
K:st.x.
St. l oots Live Stock. Market.
ST. LOIlS. March U. CATTT.P5 ns
rrlpts. 2,sr) head, Including 4r0 Texsns;
market Ion lower: native shipping and ex
port steers. ItiorW.!1": dreamed beef and
butcher steers. $6 .n07j6 fill; steers tinder 1 Orrn
Ihs., $ri.Otij6-7i; stockers snd feeders, 8-1 75T
5 75; cows anil heifers. lUOrnfi 50; canners
$2.R5ii.2.: bulls. 8;t.757i.'. 50; ralvea $4wva
6 SO; Tenas snd Indian steer. MftOffAtn;
cows and holfcrg, H.oii'fi.i.OO.
HOOS Receipts. 12 500 head; market 61T
10. lower: f igs and lights. 84 1'-fr"? ft: peel
ers. 16 TiVfi ;.y; butrhers snd beet heav--,
$6.riii;.ii5.
HHKKP AMI LAMRS-Recelpls.
head; market IfKnlNc lower; native muttons
$:l 7.vfi4.7i; lamhs. -Vivff 4 culls and bucks.
$2.WVrj'S.25; stiH-kers, $2.0o"fl
Kanaaa Hit l ive fttoofc Market,
KANSAS CITY, March 15 CATTI.E Re
ceipts. 7.0"0 hesd. Including ) southerns.
Market steady. Pressed beef and export
steers, $u.'.ir.flo; fair to good. 85 .hOUjfr.fn;
western steers, $4.7Tvr6.25; stockers snd feed
ers, $4.70rf!4i.OO; southern steers. 64.7500:
southern cows $S.25W5.2f: native rows, $A10
(ho.:; native heifers. $4.754jJ.2o; bulls. KK
tin 1; calves, 64 6rV27.50.
JI041& Receipts, 17.000 head. Markst
steady to bo lower. Bulk of sales, 86.7Va'
6.90. Heavy, $.75r(fS.Wi; packers and best
butchers, 8-7MiV0; lights, 66 SrVir 96
BHBKP AND IAMBS- Receipts, Z.(W
heBd Market steady to strong. Leunbe.
$:,.0ivti.16i yearlings, $4.36.fi0; wethers,
$l.ioii'4.9i); ewes. $3.764j4.60; stockers and
feeders, $:.Ka4.w.
St. Joaeptt I.le fttoclt Market.
ST. JOSEPH. March 15 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1.500 head; market steady to strong; .
steers, 4.50rj6 si. cows ana neuora, o-.w
6.00; calves, lU.tiOlj8.00.
MO tSrleeeipta. haxv neao: marnr.i siow
and lower; top, $G.; bulk of sales, $6.70rrJ)
S.S0. . . M
SHEEP AND LAMHS Keoeipis, mw neevo.
larket steady; lambs, n.wrfle,.;.
mock In Slaht.
Receipts of live stock st tha five principal
western markets yeotenlsy:
Cattle, jiogs. rineeri.
Poulh Omaha..
St. Joseph
Kansas City...
HI. lr'lls
Chicago
15.500
.fK
17.0H0
r q '
;f6,'M8)
.(l
S.Ono
6.io
16.(810
Totals..
..82.7(0 86,000 80,800
Homesteader Killed In ntaawgy.
STOUX FA LLP. 8. D., March 16. (Spe
cial.) John Roosa, a homesteader living
near the South Dakota-Nebraska boundary '
line In Tripp county, was the victim of an
accident which occurred while he wsut driv
ing across Rand creek In a wagon. The
horses broke through the ice. and although
the water was lens than a foot deep, the
cracking; Ice frightened tha animals and
they ran away, overturning tho wagon and
throwing Roosa violently from the vehicle.
He struck In such a manner as to Injure
his head to such( an extent that he died a
short time later.
V. M. C. A. Ralldlna for Mitchell.
MITCHELL B. D., March 15. The Young
Men's Christian association of this city has
taken the first steps toward building a new
home for the association, tt having been
quartered in the city hall building for sev
eral years. A building site of 7x100 feet
was purchased today, located a half bloc
away from the business section, for which
$7,500 was paid. Two men of this city
stand ready to give $6,000 each when suffi
cient money Is secured to make the project
a sure thing. It Is likely tha campaign will
start this summer.
Sheen Herders' Wag-eta Reduced.
ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., March 14, (Spe
cial.) Because the Sweetwater Wool Grow
ers' association reduced the wages of shsep
herders $10 per month the Sweetwater
Trades Labor council pansed resolutions
condemning the sheepmen. The herders
were receiving as high as 860 per month
and board, but owing to low prices for
mutton and wool and the ever-Increasing
cost of feed, land, sheep wagons and sup
plies the owners were compelled to econo
mize. '
Declamatorr Contest at Jefferson.
LAKE CITY. Ia.. March 16. (Spools,!.)
Earl Smith wll! represent the Lake City
schools at the Northwestern Iowa district
declamatory contest of 1911. having won
the premiership in the local contest In
January. The place and date of the meet
ing were set for March 24 at Lenlson, but
because of the epidemic that is running
the rounds of that town the place was
ohanged and word was received here today
to the effect that the meet would be held
at Jefferson. The date was also changed
to March 30.
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