i . ...
REAL ESTATE
rRM J0 HNf II I. 4.7. II FOR I.K
(Continued.)
H Mrslco.
AN OFPORTTJNITT.
Ton ran mak 10 per cent profit In fl
ttart on Colefex county. N. M.. Irrigated
fruit lnl. Vou run bo rink whatever
iol1 In five-acre tract and cultivated for
five years by expert fruit irownr. Wrlta
for special Information. Tola la an abso
lutely safs Investment that will net you
bis profit. McNeal. 114-li Flnanon Bids...
Kuui City, Mo.
North Dakota.
WRITE right now tor rs-rnDr'"- "'
crops In North Dakota." Five-year. par
cent mortgage notes for sale Farm cash
ar crop payment. Stats Bank of Varona.
Verona. N. U-
OMCTTOR8 WANT FT,
f m and control about t.Ouv acres ol
holes farm land In Burleigh and KI4dr
Co.. No. Dak., and want M good representa
tives, otters need sot apply. Bat of ref
erences. W. Ju Kuaay, Laud lAvestniantaV
Bismarck. N. D.
NORTH DAKOTA LANDS Have a
limited amount of cholra firm land for
ala on crop paymaata furnishing seed for
aama. For particulars wrlta Frank La,
vallate, Jamestown. N. D.
Oklahoma.
Mo ACRES Canadian Bottom land; US
asres In cultivation; all aecond bottom, un
excelled for corn and alfalla; 35 acrea In
Bermuda grass; balance pasture and acme
Umber; two aeta of linprovements; floe
barn; outhouses and orchard; II mllea from
National atock yards. Oklahoma City; J
nil lee to a food town; price US per acre,
eaay terms. Campbell. Bynum A alias.
Campbell Bldg.. Oklahoma City. OkL
IXR "ALB In K rebel Co., 189 acre of
black chocolate land. mllea aouth of
Wiling. Okl., In the Antelope valley, J
sides hedge and 1 aide wire, with 13 acrea
broke out and the balance In feature lo
orchard and garden; I-rootn houaa, plas
tered, papered, cellar underneath; all la
good abapa; barn, 24x3a, room for 20 tone
af bay, room for I boreee; crib, tool abed
and say fork, complete; good arena nee
with driveway through center, will hold
l.Ouo buebela of grain; theae building and
all other building are painted and In good
shape; LOu locuet posts, 4w fruity three. J
wens, 1 cistern, pieuiy ui water, a qui la I
level farm and no waale land on It; fine
can be bought fa oowa. j n five years,
at reasonable later eat. T. at. KAoanUMta,
Utilise, oal.
EASTERN OKLAHOMA.
Band for price and descriptions of farms.
ira Htout, cuawiMI. uaiav
Oregon.
FARM LANDS FOR BALE.
M.OOO acrea on new Una Oregon Trunk
railway, 17.60 per acre, $1.50 per aora cash,
balance ten year i per cent.
ORKOON LAND at TITLh. CO.. Portlaad.-
onth Dakota.
EASTERN aouth Dakota farm. The
garden apot of the state. Prices M to $bt
an acre. Write fur maps, lists, etc Bloom
A Martin, Watertowa. & !.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
(Continued. I
FOR SALK-WACRE CASS COCNTT
FARM. TI1RKB AND ONB-I1ALF MILE3
FROM TOWN; KICK, LEVEL LAND;
THIRTY-FIVE ACRES IN ALFALFA,
BALANCE IN CORN AND HAT. THIS!
FA KM IS WELL IMPROVED WITH
HOUSES AND BARNS. FENCED AND
CROUS-FENCED. WILL ACCEPT AS
PART PATMENT OMAHA TRACKAGE
OR OTHER CLOSE JN VACANT.
C. T. RMITH,
1SU FARNAM ST.
w
Culver.
exchange BTopsrtle af merit.
iz-'H N. T. Ufa Laouatias
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS to homo owner and home build,
ra. with privilege of making partial pay
ui exile aemi-annually.
W. li. THOMAS,
tot Flrat National Bank Bldg.
WANTED City loena. Patera Trust Co.
OMAHA property and
O'Keefa Real Estat Co.
Nebraska landa.
1018 Omaha Nat
CHEAP MONET.
Representing the rtnn Mutual Ufa Inn.
Co., with assets of over flli.OuO.Ouo, I am
prepared to accept all the good loams of
tried , on Improved Omaha real aetata,
Bualneaa and residano loans made without
eeiay.
THOMAS PRENNAN.
City National Bank Bid.
LOW RATES. BKM1S-CARLBERO CO.
00-412 Brandela Toeatar Bldg.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Generally Selling' in About
1 Wcdneiday'i Notches.
HOGS SELLING A LITTLE EASIER
Fat Ikeri aad lamb In Very fiood
Demand, with Prlrea Steady and
Trade In tiood, Healthy
Condition.
SOUTH OMAHA, March H. 1911.
Receipts were:
Official Monday ...
Official Tuesdav ...
Official Wednesday
Estimate Thursday
Cattle.
... 4717
... 6.4IS
... d.STJt
, t iff)
Hons 8h
4.77S i:
7.6"
10,000
p.
677
fc.ai
6. JITS
7. MO
Four days this week..1.l HI"." 31.07
fame (lavs last week . . . .19.911 52.546 3.!l
Same days 2 weeks ago.. 21. 517 40.10 29.4S2
Pame days weeks bk-). .11.L'S 3S.7U 2Ti.3:5
Bame day 4 weeks ago.. 17.82 35.87 30.US
tame days last ear....21,tw 2.3s3 31,58
The following tauie tlow tue reoeipla
of rattle, hogs and sheep at oouth Omaha
for the year to date, as compared with last
vear: tU I"0 '"
Cattle "4! 90 Z4n.3l .K9
Ho BS3.670 P51..-M SS.134
Sheep 4J7.3a 345.8152 71.447
The following table shows the range of
prloes on hoas at South Omaha for the
last several days, with comparisons:
WANTED City loana and warrants,
Famam binlth Co., HAI Farnam )U
W.
OARV1N BROS., 3d floor N. Y. Lue. eM
to ebf-WM on improved itropviVr. No neiajr.
C1TT and Farm. JOHN N. FRENZER.
MONET TO LOAN Payne Inveatmant Co.
100 to IHXWQ made promptly. F. D.
Wead. Wead Bids., feui and i) arnaxo.
STEAMSHIPS
rtetareeaee at. Lawrenae
Weekly ssllina mm
ONTBEA1. Il LIVEKPOOU OLJtSOOW
' UtNuou. Havhsj. rrua
Fortnisktly tram
rurLADELPHl, an Boston te Obajoow
gplendi4 eoenery, abartest i tow
Any Railway Aseni, a
ALLAh ei LU., ueuerei
114 Jaekm Ud.
QUARTER section; four miles . te
Eatelllne; rolling; good Boll; small stable;
well. No house, lib for quick sale. Hear
ao sable terms. Owner. W. J. Duggar.
ktelllDe, H. D.
ANCHOR LINE 8TEAM8U1PB
NfciW YORK, L4.INDONDERRY AND
ULASUOW.
NEW YORK AND NAPLES DIRF.CT.
Single or Hound Trip Tickets between New
Inn ana ecutch, ,nKilsn, Irish and ail
principal Continental points at attractive
rates, bend lor book of information..
Superior Accotnmoilatlona, Excellent Cui
sine. Apply Promptly fur Reservation to
local agents of Anchor Line or HENDi&K
bUN ilKua., Ueueral Agents, Clilcago, ill.
THE LAND OF ALFALFA At lit to
14 per acre. A few homestead relluulsb
tnents at 7M ta 12.000. Yields t0 par acre
without Irrigation. Address Waiter m.
Haynea, Oalrlcha. 0. D.
00-ACRE farm, nine mllea from On Id a.
fenced, fine build inga, good wall o ft
v acres under plow, til per acre, lerrua
Heywood at Nalson. Onlda, & D.
160 ACRES, t miles from Hot Sprlnga.
B. D.. 100 aorea tillable, all fenced, small
house, t acrea broke; A2 per aore, Uhirlay
Land Co.. Hot Bprlnga, sV. D.
FOR BALE Three choloa Improved
farma. 160, M0 and 230 acrea In Turner
county, Bouth Dakota, at Iu6 to 374 per acre,
easy terms, iissiltt s Land Ageaoy, Marlon,
IMPROVED farma and wild landa.
Roberta county. Bouth Dakota. Prlcea t&
to t7 per acre. Wrlta to John A. Munro
A Co., WUmot, Robaru County, south
Dakota,
480 ACRES, fair Improvements. I miles
from station, 2U0 acrea tillable. trout
a'reama and Umber; til acre, assy term
Bella Fourcha Realty Co.. Bella Fourcha,
Tei
iTOP, READ, THINK
acrea rich black hog wallow land.
17 mllea west of Houston, 2 mllea from
Missouri City, only SJa, Beautiful farm,
.aut acres, mllea Houaton, thoroughly
urainea. on graded road; not an aora of
our ieuu in n, aw- Large tracta for col
onisation. L. H. Bailey, 01 Blna Bldg..
Houston, Texas.
t ACRES Rrasos bottom; railroad sta
uon on land; IZ6; terms. 6u0 acrea fine black
iirairie; uepot mree mllea; l- per acre;
Auuim me owner, ur. t.. n. rres
ton, Houston. Tex.
IAN PATRICIO CO.
I.K4 aorea near Odem ,
710 acrea near Odem ,
I.7U0 acres near Taft ,
lIsAI auras near Taft
J. D. COOK A CO.,
Blnton. Texas.
130 w
1.4 at
S36.M
...,.Ji.W
Vtah.
FOR 8ALB A 8.90u-aore colonisation tract
on the railroad, leas than M miles from
Bait Lake City; also several smaller "dry
farma." and some good orchard landa, &
W. Kcaa, P. M.. Laht, L'tsA
Wlseaeuila.
FOR BALE Farm 2C4 acrea grain and
atock adjoining Incorporated town; pasture
extending to liver. Borne good oak tim
ber. For particulars addraaa Charles
Allen. Lynxvule. Wis.-
WANTED TO BORROW
YOU do not borrow Farrell's syrup, ihe
Bee gives it away, if (J. Peterson, 3344 .
lith bt.. will bring this ad to The Bee
within three days and Identity hlmeelt he
will receive au order lor a ouc can of this
syrup.
Dates. 1911. 1910.!1909.;i.1907.1190. 11905-
War. IK.. I 804110 421 ft n I W 4' 4 1
Mir. 1..l73 110 3d! l Ml 4 4KI 48' 8 071 4 4
Mar. 17.. I 17 110 881 I U 4 24! I 111 4 M
Mar. 18..I 62, 10 Ml 60 4 Mi I 4S 6 01
Mar. 1..) 10 61 441 4 63 1 6 101...... I M
Mar. 20.. ,T6Mil 44 1 4 6 6 40 8 171 i OS
Mar. 21.. 8 4fllll0 K3I 4 73 8 28 6 191 6 13
Mar. 22.. 8 4V10 401 8 641 ' 8 Hi 8 IS 6 OS
Mar. 23.. 8 4610 61 6 51 4 79 8 16 6 26 6 01
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, South imiaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m. yes
terday: RECEI PTS -OA R8.
Cattle.UoKS 8hop.H'r's.
C. M. St. P
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific 6
Union Pacific 45
C. A N. W., east K
C. N. W.. west 32
C. Bt. P., M. & O.... 2rt
C, H. A (J. east 2
C, Hj & Q., west.... 45
C, R. I. & P., east... 3
C, K. I. a P., west.. 2
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot. Western. ,.
Totak receipts Ifft
niiniTinwnv.An
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
6
4
3 ..
2 19 6
7 1
41 -4 1
10 1 .4
4 2-3
41 9 1
10
2
3 3..
3
159 S3 10
at l.r 46 4 to w ... 14s
44 IW ... 7 no
i 14 . . 40 J7 ... ( 45
M MS 40 I 4 Kl :-. ... 4h
t rl ... 40 4 ... 4(
M V4 ... ff.4 ... (4
7" 3 ... t 40 8 ... 4i
Z.. 7WJ ... 140 11 i'H il 4i
U U ... 4 40 t 114 ... 4).
h in ... 4 ii ... 4
M Tl ... 40 7a ! ... 4fi
! 4 90 4 40 T 271 ... 4
71 a7 ... I 47'i II dlt ... 4n
i ri 40 1 4? n i ... i 4A
2 37 ... !' l ! ... .17',
H 311 HO 4 42i 244 ... 4 47.,
70 y..X0 ... 4 4-'4) 4 10 471,
U ...143 K 4 4:v, 7l 14 ... 47,
71 n ... 42, 70 M4 HO 47i
SI a4 ... 4 4.", 74 mi u 4 47i,
47 24 ... 4 4.", it ... 47',
10 177 ... 4 4;", 4. Jil ... 47,
M 10 ... 4 45 Mi ... f 471,
4 3s:i ... Ill 70 1.'.: ... 4 471,
41 lit 10 I 46 49 a.4 ... 4 471,
74 241 ... ti 6u Mi ... 471,
M 247 ... 4 46 70 .M4 ... 1471,
70 21 ... 4 4.". 74 -m 40 47u
n 171 ... I II II 210 ... 4 Ml
67 ; 10 4 ! 2.14 ... 4 M
m J77 ... 4 45 2 M0 ... 4 ho
57 270 0 4 4.i 2! 200 ... I N)
(.4 270 0 4) 45 70 22A ... M
?1 ... 4 4n : l ... M
71 2k ... 4 46 Ki 2 ... (Ml
fio ... 4 4o 41 175 ... It)
47 .2S') ... 4 4.i 71 104 40 M
72 2S2 SO 4.'. f 14 ... Ml
MS 247 ... 4 45 M 212 ... in
49 21 ... 4 4". D 217 10" 4 Ml
M 2 ... 4 4K in JI7 ... Ml
44 BUJ ... I 45 72 240 lit
7 !H ... I 46 Ml 2"VT. 4 M
ta...- 274 ... 4 45 10 2712 ... ID)
.16 2M ... 4 45 m 240 ... 4 (0
4 244 ... 4 45 74 2 0 4 M
7i 2'0 100 45 M JSS ... ISI
71 21.7 10 4 46 70 234 ... 4 60
Omaha Tacklne; Co 447
Bwtft and Company 743
Cudahy Packing Co 741
Armour & Co &X9
Schwartx-Bolen Co...
S. & a i 18
Sinclair 85
W. H. Vansant Co 33
Stephens Bros 60
Hill & Son 87
F. B. Lewla 44,
1.620
1,727
2.W
3.4m
1.019
1.539
1.563
2,571
Huston & Co...
J. B. Root & Co.......
J. H. Bulla
L. Wolf
McCreary & Carey.,..
H. F. Hamilton
Lee Rothschild
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co..
Cline & Christy
Other buyers
Totals
18
33
1
73
79
6
39
30 -24
47
.3,904 9,834
THE Mil at tha American theater Is
wortn while your evening will not be
misspent. If John Vitbelm, 2711 Meredith
Ave., will bring this ad to The Bet within
three days and Identify himself ha will
receive an order for two seats to the Amer
ican theater.
WANTED TO BUY
WANThli- Invalid adjustable
chair, 2i5 Bryant Bt.. Co. Bluffs.
wheel
A FEW acres near Benson or Florence to
establish a MODEL EXPERIMENT
BlAlluN. Ulve location and prioe. J. F.
Caret, 6u9 S. 12th t.. Omaha, Neb.
BEST price paid for 2d hand furniture,
carpels, clothing and shoes. Tel. JD. 3971.
UPDIKE'S Prida of Omaha la Omaha
flour. Omahans prefer It. If Mrs. A. L.
liuiet, 44uh N. 24th tit., will bring this ad to
The Bee within three days and Identify
herself she will receive an order for a 12
pound sack of this fine flour.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED to rent, barn, near lbth and
Webster, for lioie aud wagon. Call Douglas
. ROOM and board In private
wanted by young man. D-9u0 Bee.
family
WANTED SITUATIONS
POSITION by thoroughly experienced
bookkeeper and accountant; good refer-
encea. Address u 771.
PRACTICAL NURSE. Webstar 1114.
EIGHTY acree. Burnett county, Wis
consin; M cultivated; good bulldlns.
mower and rake. Village IV, miles. U.iOO;
iart time. A. K. aUbbe, New Richmond.
t art Ui
Vvia.
Wreailsi.
FOR SALB3
llM aerea, Laramie Co., Wye. In tha
Oolden f'ralrla district, all fenced; aei'Aral
bundrsd acrea under cultivation; stocked
with sheep and cattle at present; will eel!
with ran oh; will divide and exchaoae for
eastern Neb. or Iowa farms.
J. T. BELL, OWNER.
Cheyenne. Wyo.
POSITION as night watchman; sober and
reliable. U 7D0, Bee.
CHILD to cars for; references.
16th.
1229 S.
709
7.391
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were fair for
a Thursday. 157 cars being- reported In, but
the. total. 18.300 head. Is over 1.000 head
short of the corresponding days of last
week and 3,auo head short of a year ago.
The market as a whole did not show very
much change as compared with yesterday's
prices, as most kinds of cattle are also
bark about where they were last week.
There was a good demand for beef steers
this morning, but the market was very un
even, buyers picking out such cattle as
aulted them at very satisfactory prices and
bearing down on others. Thus sellers were
quoting the market anywhere from lower
to as much as 10c higher In spots. Taking
the trade as a whole, however, there was
not very much change as compared with
yesterday, prices for the most part being
about steady. Among the recelpta were
some right good well finished beeves that
sold at S4.25.
Cows and heifers did not show very much
change, being as a rule about steady with
yesterday.
The supply of stockers and feeders was
small and there waa no material change
In the market.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers. S6.10&6.25; ' fair to good beef
steers, t5.7oijU.10; common to fair beef
steers, M.7ky6.70; good to choice cows and
heifers. I4.70U6.60; fair to good cowa and
heifers. $4.30i4 70: common to' fair cows
and heifers. 13 004.80; good to choice stock
era and feeders, to.lfr&b.); fair to good
stockers and feeders, lo Otxtfi GO; common 1 1
fair stockers and feeders. S4 20&5.00; stock
heifers. 13.7594.60; veal calves, t4.XXo7.50;
bulls, stags, etc., t3.1bfgi.t6.
BEEF BTEER3.
No. At. rY.
2.1 1(V. (76
II 1200 6 M
42 1244 6 80
1 10X5 t M)
41 1414 t to
(65 1.... UH1 6 85
6 4it 12726 ( 90
t S5 21 1278 IK
( 45 16 1180 I M
t 46 17.... 1167 4 00
(70 II 1264 4 00
( 70 20 111 I 00
( 70 71 1370 ( 00
( 70 14 4 00
I T5 40 Villi 4 10
I 75 (4 141 4 15
( 15
WANTED Position by mlddle-aaed
woman as housekeeper where could have
full control; best references. Mrs. E. C.
Hall. l.Hiiliam, Neb.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Omaha. Neb., March 24, 1911. Sealed pro
posuls, In triplicate, will be tecelved here
until 10 a. m , central standard time. April
24, 1911, for furnishing mineral oil and
Kabul! ne during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1912, at posts In this Department.
Information furnished on application.
Captain Y. C. BOLLES. Thief Quarter
master. Mi'4-25 27-A20-21-22
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WHAT AN IOWA JTAKMKK Wa.NTH.
Uav you anything tu offer the farmer
of lowat Any cbejipland fur biguar priced,
a general uiarcbandlas store for lanu, or
aay kind of an exchanga? Or have yoi
Borne laud you want to sail for caahT Tbs
en naiMir that leacue the lowa iarwar
la the Das Moines 1'apual; 4.0uu clrculatloe
Sally; rate etagle lusertkon, 1 cent a worn,
six Insertions, cent a word. Das UuuM
La-iy t apltal. Das Mulnaa, la.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Bare asttl H
! Laad.
I.scal fteoarttlca.
Quotations fuinlshed by Burns. Brlnker
A Co.. M New Omaha National ban
building. Bid. Asked
Am,ismted (x. 2 -jr. I t. note, 'jS
burrouln Adding kli-h 2il
UQI,n -Dotl Lllll M. 19JO luu
CuO.hx fkg lo m. 1924....
Culuiutius, N,l., K. L 5. H-4 to
Chi. Ul. !. mif 4s, 1961 I6
ialrmulit Creamery 1st s 4 yc cut.
llmtont Fir A Rubber 101
loa Portland Cinant lat mtg. ;
Kiniu Cltr H. k L ii 1911 97
K c, II A o. it, i61, bornu lit,
K. C. dlk. Yd, .Co,, B4
Ltvi Block Nat. bank, Buuth Ujnaaa.. 12)1
Mat. St. By. K. C. 6. Ill . M
Oniaba Elevator atock
Omaha tountiy Club 4a. 19X1 MS,
Omaha Walar 6a. 144 II
Oniaba A C. B. 41. rt a. 1931 II
IO. A ('. B. 81. Kr. l( li s. X-4IT li
Omaha A C. B. Ry. A B lav.
, ra,i:ic r. a T. a. Jill
,.,ar aai. orti raon
Tn s;ata Land Co. pid aa4 boaua
tT-4.t( f. A U U
iwlti A 11 , 1914
t'niun stock Yda aiock...-.
ki ACRE; good &-rotim house; 5 block
tiom aireet cr line. 1'lione 1oukU L10.
VV . L. albi, 4o Loard of Trade II, ag.
FOR RENT Seveial ecrta of land In
Nibianka or loa tu part who can prove
that tht-ro I a better tlour made than
I'pdlke s. If C. i;. Fiannagan, I'M, Ta lor
at., will brlug this ad to 1 he Hee within
three da and Identify hlmel( he ill
leceive an oruir lor a Impound saok of!
11,1. flour
. 41
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COWS.
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4 00
4 40
4 an
4 50
4 50
4 70
4 71
4 75
4 75
4 85
4 to
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4 10
4 25
4 40
4 50
4 15
4 46
4 70
4 75
CALVES
1.
Boats, t lo.l.s Stoeaa.
BOSTON. March 23 Closing quotation
Si ioiiom:
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
1 0 W A LA N U KUK SALE OR TRADE
I lout buy a farm till ou aee m. JoUu
Carlson. Bex II. Adair. Iowa.
TO EXCHANUe A choice running .to, k
of iivi-handiae. InvoUa about i.j, want
Minnria fauiu. Address Box as, lie, a
loia. toit.
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AakeaY
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4V, I'auiajack
. IV', U S. 8. K. A 1
. S do pfd
Uv, tub Con
1 1-II I iah iXjppar Co
. 14 Winona
41, Wolverine
'4'.
. 114,
. II
.
. I
.I'M
. 11
. 47 V
. 1M,
. 5M
. 4V
. 14',
. 40
. MV,
. 47V.
. Hi,
. 44",
.111
90
428
1(14
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110
174)
f4
21
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164
STOCK KKS
144 4 on
4.W
Col
5l
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5 Oil
6 nr.
4 00
I 00
I 75
4 70
4 75
1 0.1
7 25
7 96
I 05
I 20
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I 06
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....1324
....1196
....1040
...111
....1067
....1147
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71 1
505
674
616
. 1710
, 794
. m-7
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.907
.1400
.1,0
.2H20
lf,20
.11W
. 60
.1100
10
145
15
11
Mk
11
2'J6
220
4 15
4 90
4 90
I 00
5 00
6 00
( 06
( 05
I II
6 16
I 25
I 36
( 26
I 25
5 25
i 25
I 25
( 36
( 40
I 40
6 40
6 45
4 76
4 74
4 m
4 10
4 5
( 00
t 00
6 00
7 25
7 25
7
7 60
7 50
7 50
7 60
7 50
7 60
7 60
FEEDERS.
609 I 5
6
605
Il
9l
1107
5 3S
6 40
6 40
6 60
( 15
SIIEEI' Firm tone pervaded trade In
sheep and lambs this morning, bulk of of
forltiKs selling on a generally ateady basia.
Supplies were well tip to the averaap In
quantity and unusually good In point of
quality. Several strings of handy lambs
arrived, both westerns anil Mexicans, and
sheep shipment al.so Included some high
dressing- ewes that are seldom found in
oroinaiy runs. 1
Fed western lambs, weighing around S3
pounds, sold as high as s i. one taring of
similar toppy stock crowding the limit at
lii.20. The former sale. It will be noted, Is
the highest paid this year for full loads of
fed v. 'sterns. Choice Mexican animals are
quotable at IWi I.' margins over prime
stock of northern bred origin.
Receipts of sheep were lacking In va
riety, as has been the case on most days
lately. Good yearlings were rather scarce,
wethers In Ktralght strings were not avail
able, ami ewes made up a large portion
of mutton offerings. Mexican ewes reached
Ifi.OD and best westerns met with a very
fair Inquiry around 4 .W. Wethers are
quotable up tu $0. 15, and choice, light
yearlings would probably move around
$iYfitTr&.5.
Since last week's close the market for
sheiep and lambs hns been featured by
healthy, active demand, except on Monday.
I'resent prices on sneep are aooiii inc
Igher for the four days, while lambs are
stead v to strong with last Friday. Shorn
stuff Is not showing up In very large
bunches as vet, but the few - shipments on
sale this week moved at very' reasonable
ttraaHa under wnrtled SUPDlieS.
emulations on sneep ami lamos: vim iu
holre lambs. iH.KVn4i.40: fair to good lambs
t5.fvVti4j.10; handy-weight yearlings, la.XM
5; heavy yearlings, o.nttjvn.xs.; gooa to
choice wethers, 4.?55.15; fair to good
wethers, I4htKii4.8u; good to choice ewes,
J4.6.Vf5.(K); fair to good ewes, 4.254..;
sheep culls to feeders, W.004.00.
No. AV,
2S6 western shorn lambs 84
1'! western lambs 7
Is western larahs VI
i western lambs 87
9 western lambs I'M
220 western lambs S
4i8 western lambs 70
113 western lambs, culls ti
14 western lambs, culls hi
western lambs M
143 western shorn lambs 7
13 west, shorn yearl'gs, wethers 1W
(A western vearllngs 93
119 western yearlings H-
244 clipped lambs 3
351 western
94 western
23 western
66 wetern
450 western
2 western
4si4 western
4W Mexican
240 western lambs
22 western lambs
100 western lambs ,
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Ultra-Conserrative Attitude Well Il
lustrated on Stock Exchange.
RAILWAY ISSUE PARTLY ACTIVE
Volatile of Tradlna Almost Smallest of
Amr Day t ear and Tries
Ikiaira Are
mall.
NEW YORK, March 2.1.-Tbe ultra con
servative attitude toward the stock mar
ket of both the financial community and
the Investing puhllo has seldom been Illus
trated so clearly aa by the course of bul
nens on the Stock exchange today. The
volume of trading was almost the smallest
of any day of the year and the price
changes for the dav were negligible.
The Faclfle railroad stocks furnished
about the only noticeable movement of
the day. Missouri Pacific was redeemed
from its early weaknes through the cir
culation of a report that a new presfdent
had been elected. To this accompaniment
the stock rose, but no definite Information
was obtainable and It finished on the dead
level of most of the other Issues. Canadian
Pacific continued the rise which has set
It at new high records almost daily of
late, slightly exceeding yesterday's figure.
Northern I'aclflo was weak.
The report for the year 1(110 of the
American Telephone and Telegraph com
pany showed net earnings to have In
creased 11.742,000. the balance available for
dividends having Increased from per cent
to 10.20 per cent
The Hang of France madP a distinctly
favorable showing In Its weekly report.
The reserve of the Bank of England
dropped off 8 per cent In proportion to
liabilities during the week.
Honda were Irregular. Total aales, par
value. tl.KKi.OOO.
1 Wilted Slates bonds were unchanged on
call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
galea. HI li Los
Allla-rH.1mera rM
Amalgamated Onnper I,9"0
110
100
I0
1"U
44 k
671,
45
'54"
40
100 1714 23.
lambs
ewes
lambs .
ewes ..
ewes .,
lambs ,
ewes .,
lambs
80
119
f
12S
K8
S7
97
77
87
85
, 65
Pr.
6 01
10
10
10
6 85
6 10
6 00
6 35
6 35
6 10
6 25
4 75
5 25
6 10
6 15
6 20
4 90
6 25
5 i0
5 00
6 10
4 70
6 35
6 00
6 25
6 25
7HV,
104H
41
119
14S
TOO,
109
102H
131
1 1.1.1
'7H
220V. 291,
99V,
1,000 82V, 17214
14414
121
8. BIO 146 146
100
1,200
200
x,no
1.40
SO)
40
30
200
8G14,
2i4
41 V,
127 V.
41
136 V.
1V
624
117V,
17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
I aWAWSSBBaVSSaai
Oeimand for Cattle steady Hon More
Active'- Sheep Lower.
CHICAGO. , March 23. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 4,500 hed; maritet Bteaay; Deevea.
I5.24X&6.75; Texan 1 steers, W-W(8566; western
steers. 4.S0lTtt.lj; stocaers aim iwicio,
$4.0l)(i5.80; cows and hellers, ii.Kigo.vu.
calves, J6.2Tkh7.50.
HOOS Kecelpts, zs.uw neau, iuhoici
more active; light. H.80ij.7.15: mixed ,9 W'
7 10- heavy. $0.45i7i6.9O; rough. it..flo.ui.
good to choice heavy, JW.ooftl 90; pigs, W W
4)7.10; bulk of sales. .70S.90.
HHEEF AINU l,AMBO-iwi7i'il". ,i.
head; market 10c lower; native, 4u.wna0.au;
western. 13.2563"; yearlings, nw(io.iw,
native lambs, $6.0org3.3'J; western, i5.254i6.bO.
KiniM City Live Stork Market.
vNa CITY. March 23. C ATTIRE
Receipts, 3,000 head. Including 800 southerns:
niark.t ntronff. acilve. areascu aim
export steers, 5.S5(ii.50; fair to good. So.ls
fi.SKi); western steers, 6.00(&fi.OO; stocket
and feeders, $4.uyo5-90; southern steei.
4.75ra.Oi: southern cows, t3.40rn5.o0; native
cows, $2.80'ri6.3o; native heifers. 4.7lgt.W;
bulls, 4.UIKnn.270; caivea. ,.wo 1 in.
HOGS Hef.elpts. 14.000 head; market,
steady to 5c lower; bulk of sales, $6.fiirH6.tO;
heavy, 8.wi"lii r-Vv- pacae.ra auu ,
.l.r.tv. Bo irhlfl u, ,hffin. la.
ut.7t,-t AND LAMBS Receipts, 12,000
head; market,, steady to 10c tower; ibiuu,
k. e,m.it in- veariinirs. 5.0irti'o.75; wethers
aa-vnAtir.' e t4.00tfi5.16: stockers and
feeders, 3.00B'-l.uo.
St. Lonls Llvs Stock Market.
ox TniTTH March 23 CATTLE Re
eoii,t 1.600 head: no rexans. xnaraei ou
uh.r INATIVA HniUIIlUK alio V.'t l.
6tM)6.75; dretised beef and butcher steers,
$5 5oras.50; steers under l.OuO lbs., t6.iixa-io;
stockers and feeders, 4.504l5.75: cows and
heifers. 4. 2541 45.25; canners. 2.85iT3.2d; bulls.
,.aivu x.'..0O4ij.00. Texas ana in
illan steers, al.50rge.50; cows and heifers,
lHG8Recelpts, 7.5oO head. Market
steady. Pigs and lights. $6.O0i(7.15: packers.
t.75'a7.35; butchers ana ueai u'j.
Liis-p-p AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.500
head. Market steady. Native muttons,
i inf.(,i- lambs. 15.754H1 56; culls and bucks,
$2'w3.26 stockers. $2.ou(b2.20.
St. Joaeoh Lte Stock Market.
bt insKPII. Mo.. March 23.-CATTLE-
t,..'iw 1 7iai head: market, steady:, steers,
n rums 23: cows and heifers, 3.50Hii.OO;
,.1.... t:l 5ora7.00.
no-.aReeelnts. 9.000 head: market, 00
lower- top, 16. HO; bulk of nales, li.5,L"l.70.
blll'EP AXll LAMBS Receipts, 0.000
head; market, steady; lambs. 4.(Kii6.40.
I Stock in iih.
i Receipts of live stock at the five prlncl-
1 inirkfti yesterday.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Amerl'-an Aanrulniral ....
American Peat Sugar ,
American fan ...S
American t A V ..
Am. rottian (ill
American H. 4 U pfd
Am. Ice Securities
American LlnapeO
American bocomotlve
American 8. & R a")
Am. 8. B. ptd 3"0
Am. Steel Fonndrlea loo
Am. 8uar Kednllif Hon
American T. T 7')
American Tobacco pfd 300
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co. 200
Atrhiton 10.600
Atchlaou pfd Soil
Atlantic Coaat Una lnO
Baltlniora A Oblo 6U0
Bethlehem 8tel '.
Brooklyn rtapld Tr l.mo
Canadian Pacific t.0"0
Central Leather 900
Central Leather pfd 600
Central of New Jaraey.
theaapaaka A Ohio....
t'hlrRao A Alton.......
rhlcaxo Great Waatern
C. O. W. pfd
(icaa A N. W 00
C.. M . A Bt. P 1,100
C, C. C. A St. L
Colorado F. & I
Colorado A Southern....
Coneolldated Uaa
Crm JYoducU
Tielaware A Hud "on
Denver A Klo (Irande...
n. A R. O pfd
lMsttllera' Securitlaa ....
Brie
Brie Mt pfd ,
Brie M pfd
(tanaral Elantrlo
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore ctfa
Illlnola ('antral
lnterborouxh Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester
Int. Marina pfd ......
International Paper
International Hump
lowa Central
Kanaaa city 80 100 S44
K- C 80. pfd
Laclede Uaa 100 "1
Loulavllle A Naahllle
Minn. A St. Loula 100 25
M.. Bt. P. A 8. B. M 400 147T,
M . K. & T 2" '41
M . K. A T. pfd IW 47
MIMirl Pacific 14,iO 61 S
National Hlacult 600 110V,
National Lead
R. K. of M. -M pro
New York OntraJ
Y., O. A W
Norfolk A Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People ! Gee
C, C Cfc U L.
Plttaburg Coal
Pressed Steel tir
Pullnisn Palace tr
Railway Steel Sprint
Heading ,
Keoubllc Steel
llepubllo Steel pfd
Hock Island o
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. L. A S. Y. Sd pfd
St. Loula 8. W
St. L. 8. W. pfd
Sloaa-Sheffleld 8. A I
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
So. Railway pro
I'enneesea Copper
Texaa A Pacific
T . 8t. L. & V.
T.. Bt. L. A W. Pin
Vnlon Pacific
I nlon Ji;lflc pfd
I nlted SUtea Really
In Had Stalea Rubber
Vnlled Statea Steel
V. 8. Steel pfd
I7lah Copper
Va.-Caro. Chemical
Wabash
Wahaah Dfd
Weal em Maryland
Wastlnghouae luecinc
Weatem t'nlon
Wheeling A L. K
Lehigh Valley ..............
Total aaiea tor me
Ma
46
MI,
71 H
I'M',
4
HIT,
144 V,
97
jii,
lis
102 ,
121
lt7J
'iii'v,
1)44,
29
99 V4
144
121V4
1,200
00
300
101
41V,
1071,
124
..i..
124 H
IO614
.llvt
HflV,
41
....
12644
HIV,
13V4
19V4
63 V,
117
l4t
1444
iiiv,
147i
3J'4
7
60 V,
13
107 1,
41V,
10714
mvi
1044.
t.tOO 02H 21
100 160
160
28,91)0 151 S 16T
800 30
'ioir'iu'
100
S.9"0
2)
2"0
200
400
4m I
600
11.200
200
till
1,400
x.ano
2.1(10
8i0
1,"00
ioo
63
117V,
n
66
29
u",
614
17ts
91V,
73
4SV,
7H4
119V,
44 :4
6eS
K'4
42 V4
63
1)7
?64i
66
SI 14
28;4
2C,
b
1764,
1
73
7S
119
44"4
MVa
17
37 '
H0 W4 64
S.300 174L,
171,000 ,harea,
17314
Cloaa.
II
4
6.'m
46V,
9V,
6.1V,
60
23
23
ll4
17 V4
764,
104
47 1
11HV,
146 V,
W
736 V4
HKV,
KB 14
l'UV,
120
)f."4
it
714
219
28 V,
99 V.
t4
K,
82
21H
44
144
131V,
R3
12
62 V4
146 V,
14
17V4
3114
7oi
3
28
44
I7H
1474
laii"4
61',
136
19
6.114
llTli,
1"4
10
41
164
S414
41
1114
14414
14 V4
147V,
33X4
4614
61V,
13)V4
62
34 '4
101
41
Wi,
71
12.14
24 V,
12V,
KHi
97 V,
21',
J7 4
1714
3314
167
S3
97
29 '4
60
41i
m v,
71
63
117
s
44
2HV,
28i
214
M14
17M4
91V,
72S
41
764
118'4
44S
n4i
16'4
474,
49
4
714
414
17l
for short bills Is ? per ent : for three
months' bills, ISVi-l P'r cent.
tKW IORK UKMCRdL MAIIKKT
Qsolallon of the Day Carina
t'ommotllt lea.
NEW YORK. March 78 FlU'R-Stoaily ;
spring patents, $4. iaVfi SIS ; winter straights.
13 9ifc4 on; v Inter patents, 14 TJOvj 50; spring
clears, tT90vH.?5: winter extras. No. 1. 1.125
60 ; winter extras. No. 2. t;V l(V,f a. J3 ; Kan
sas straights. 14 JnfM Rye flour, firia;
fair to good, W.f'ji 4..Vi; choice lo fancy,
14 (ior-a 4 ttf)
COKNMKA Lr-8teady; fine whlteand yellow-,
$1.164 1.30; coarse. H OdUl lO; kiln dried,
:.io.
WHEAT Spot market easy; No. t red.
Mo In elevator and '.k''c, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth, $L0e, f. o. b..
afloat. Futures market was Inactive and
after advnnclng early on the' dry weather
in the northwest eased off on favorable
reports on the winter wheat crop and the
poor cash demand and closed unchanged
to He net lower; Mav, Ofi U-lfrifOTafcC. clos
ing at M ll-l!c; July closed at t7,c.
CORN Spot market easy; No. 72. H'V. t.
o. b., afloat. Futures market was firmer
early on covering, but eased off with
wheat, closing at So net decline; May
closed at 66'c.
OATS H pot market barely steady. Fu
tures market was without transactions,
closing nominal.
HAY-Kirm; prime, Jl.1fttft.l2; No. 1.
$10714.110; No. 2. t:rjtl.06; No. .. fVf5o. I
IllIiKH Steady; Central America, 20140;
Bogota. 21V,fl2rvic.
LEATHKU W'liel: hemlock firsts. SiV,
15V; seconds, 2lv!gl7jc; thirds, loJOc; re
jects. HWjlTc.
PHOVIsiONf-rork, aasy; mess. 1:2 00;
family, $20.0"'(r21.(l; short clear, $1g.0Ta'l.O9.
Hcef. steady; mess, $14.0v,i u.ryi-, family,
lie.OO-aiP 50; beef hams. $27.0v,r29.OO. Cut
meats, dull; pickled bellios. 10;j14 pounds,
ill 0o-((ll.5O; pickled hams. 112.00. Isrd, firm;
middle west prime. lS.8OtiH.00; refined quiet;
continent, 19.4"i; tiotith America, $10..ri0; com
pound, $7 S7VsC((7.75.
TALLOW Weak : prime city hogsheads,
tVa". country, fivali'l,!1.
RI'TTKR-Easier; creamery steady; spe
cials. 2T.V: extras. 24c; firsts. 20i22; sec
onds, lVnlOc; creamery held, special, 2lft
22c; mini. Wd20c; firsts, 17'4W1S"4: sec
onds. 1''.J?(17.
CliKKSB-Iul1; state, whole milk.
speclBls. lt't'dlfic; September, fancy colori-d
14c; white. l.T'oUS: summer and fall made
colored choice. "yfilTtc; white, llVfrlSo;
late fall, good to prime, colored. 12c; white
KKdllc: winter, made best, IOI4C; common
to fair. ("qlOo.
E(7(19-rWeak; fresh gathered, selected,
extras. iS'u1!c; western gathered, whites,
HH'tilSc; wentern gathered, white, ITH'd)
l'.k-; western durk, 12'f :t"to.
I'OCLTRY Allva steady, western chick
ens. 14(fil5c; fowls. liMjltiWc;; turkeys. 13c;
Dressed. Irregular; fowls, UVuiSViC; tur
yeks, 15'sr20c.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
ntimc nt in Wheat Trade it Contin
ivg Bearish.
RAIN
MARKET li
PLENTY OF TIME FOR
Attendant Meletars May Yet Fall
Improve ike Crogi tsaalltloa
Cora ta (tttll HelalnB
Uteaaly.
all in j
St. l.ool General Market,
ST. IjOITIS, March 23 WHEAT-Futures
lower: Mav. SO'ac: July. R7WftK7lSiC. Cash
weak; on track. No, 2 red, 9iKatc; No. 2
hard. tVi'ifiV.
CORN Lower: May, 47ISiiftM7,4i-; July
4'ic. Cash, steady; on track. No. 2, 46'p
4KU: No 2 white. 46Vi''(f47c.
OAT8 Steady; May, ao4c; July, 80c. Cash,
higher; on track. No. 2, 31V4c; No. 2 white.
yjv4c
RYE Unchanged; So.
FLOCR Dull: red winter patents, $4.30
4.K5; extra fancy and straight, $3.704.10;
hard winter clears, 13003.40.
SKKIV-Timothy, $5.00g9.H.
f'ORNM eVA lj 12.30.
BRAN Strong; sacked, east trsck, $1 10.
HAY Steady; timothy, liz.owfl'is.w; prai
rie, $12.'.ffl5.0O.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; Jobbing
$17.50. Lard, unchanged; prime Eteam.
$S.2Vi(ig.B7v4. Drv salt meats, unchanged
boxed extra short. $9.25; clear ribs, $9.25
short dears, $9.37t4- Bacon, unchanged;
boxed extra short. 110.50; clear ribs, 110.50;
short clears. 1 0.62V4.
POULTRY Firm: chickens. 13c; springs.
15c; turkeys, HHi&'lSHc; ducks, 15c; geese,
8c.
RTTTTER Steady ; creamery, Wf26c.
EOGS Steady; 14c
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, hbls .8"0 fi.flOO
Wheat, bu 4f.on0 35.000
Corn, bu 115.000 23.000
Oats, bu 49,000 34,000
OMAHA, March 23. 1911
The sentiment In tha wheat Had l
still bearish, contending that tbe sliuatlou
Is unchanged, the display of trengtli be
ing aue entirely to an aversea condition 01
the market and dry weather reports from
the spring wheat states. There Is Dlent)
of time as yet In which to have abundant
molNture for the lowing of the new crop.
as this la the aeasun of the year for rain
fall. -
Helped by the stronger feeling In wheat
corn la holding steady with fairly good
support. Primary receipt are liberal com
pared to a year ago. As the outside com
is conceded to be nearer a commercial
basis than other cereals because of Its
feeding value.
J he cash wheat waa rather more active
with some Improvement In the flour de
mand and sample sales were reported .c
higher.
Corn was steady early while offering!"
were higher, but later eased off and sales
were reported lower.
Primary corn receipts were 2941.000 bushels
and shipments were 211.000 bushels, against
receipts last year -of 406.O11O bushels and
shipments of 292.000 bushels.
I'nmarv corn receipts were 7.2. nun push
and shipments were 323.000 bushels, again
receipts last vear of :fc.000 bushels and
shipments of .V7.O00 bushels.
t learances were 176,OnO bushels or corn.
2,000 bushels of oats and wheat and flour
iqnal to 10S,000 bushels.
l.ivertK
koI closed unchanged to Wd lower
on wheat and VttKid lower on corn.
The following csh sales were reported.
WHKAT No. 2 hard: 1 car. KiWc: So.
3 hard: 1 car. 85c; 1 car. S4V4C; V4 ear. 84'aC
W,4c. No grade:
1 car, ihc. NO.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
o. 4 hard: Hi car.
car, 78c. Rejected:
mixed: 1 ear. M'.c.
CORN-No. 3 w hite: 1 cars. 4P40.
yellow: 1 car, 41c; 1 car, 4IV4C.
yollow: 6 cars, 41'4c; 1 car, 41c
OA IS No. 3 while; 1 car, 2S"a0.
yellow, 2 cars, 28'ic.
Omaha Caah Prices.
WHEAT No. 1 hard, S3Vir;
hard. Si'nV.vip; No. 4 hard. 73UM'v
spring, 83ViiX7V4c: No. 4 surlng. 7MrS4c: No
2 duram, B3t4(844c; No. duram, A-'Vu'
Hc.
CORN No. $ whlta. 4Jiiti41c: No. 3
white. 40ftti4c; No. 4 white, 39Vtf44c;
No. S color, 4f,mic; No. 1 yellow, tlVati
41c; No. 1 yellow, 404rr41V,c; No. 1 yel
low, KeVi'-IO'Ac; No. J. 41'841l4c; No. 1,
40441c; No. 4. SW3V,C
OATS No. 2 white, 28,2'4o: standanl.
2!429c: No. 1 white. 'AWto ; No. 4
white. 28iS2XHc: No. S yellow, 3ni 12814c ; No.
4 yellow. 27'ri2SUc
BA RLEY No. 1, R2tf2e; No. 4. 72)r7c;
No 1 teed, 65ft75c; rejected, 65470c.
RYE No. 2,vSS86c; No. $, 83'T4c.
Carlot lleet'fpt.
Wheat.
Chicago is
Minneapolis 13S
Omaha go
Duluth $
Corn. OS'
m in
63
I
KR BALK sr exihang fur Nebraska 1
land at aama value, tl.iaa) stock uf suvna
Add as t in. t.
evr ) srk Mltg Slacks.
NEW YORK. March ta Closing uuola-
FtiR sale sr trade for atock. Northwest
ern threahsr engine, new 4'i-ntury seiaralor
and ai boitoni eunme gang plow, all new.
Hlrt Straw. Klineirek. Neb.
IOU Sale or Trade A good saloon In
ktbiaaaa. Aadreas vt. iiataer, butt. Nb-
tion on mining stock vers:
all' 20 'Ultle CkM I
Vm 1 urinal atack. t VailceA 17i
4o londa 11 (intarla It-
(' cai a Va M ncu- I'
Murn Hl.aa tl rliajularl
Iroa ku.ar la Yellow Jackal U
aiadam, Cos IB
ullaia4
Th Key to th Situation-Sea Want Ada.
3X
1.701
3.ot
1.500
4.M0
10.000
9.000
14.000
10. OnO
2n.otl
.14,(100 71.000
7.80)
6 11OO
12,0i0
4.,M)
15.0"0 j
HOOS Making any definite distinction
between today's hog trade and that of yes
terdav, required delicate judgment this
morning. Feeling was banh but a very
large amount of business was transacted
a , a ,ruL..l 1 1 1 Ml ullOUt ll.urlv. Aa
,k. iurl,i nrnttrsaisrl and varfoua laree I
buyera retired, prices weakened to level
a shade to 5c lower. Loads that sold late
In the s-alon moved on this nasi, but
the general trade may safely be limited as
baiely steady.
Speculator took very little Interest In th
Ituatlon and purchased only such offer
ing as were needed on actual shipping
orders. Demand from packer wa rea
sonably active early, but decidedly quiet
toward the close.
Heavy lard animals met with usuhI dis
crimination and sold at to 4o and le.
Butcher offering moved around M 45. the
same a on yesterday, and beat baoon
rede went at 16 oa. The latter figure,
witch was high price, show a loa c a
nickel the lower top be'n due to an
absence OI IPCCUISUir a;oiiijsjm.w.
to..
aa ITS! 10
14..
as..
isouth Omaha
St. Joseph
Kanras City
S. Louis
Chicago
Totals
I'blladelpbla Produce Market,
PHILADELPHIA. March 23.-1U TTER
Steady; extra western creamery, .ic;
nearbv prints, 29c. ,
EUUS-Dull; firsts 1 to 2 cents lower.
Pennsylvania and other nearby firsts,
free cavaea. ITVjc at mark; current receipt,
free cases, lie at mark; western firsta.
free caaen. 17c at mark; current recelpta.
free cases. 17c at mark.
CHFB yuiet; New Tork full creams,
fancy September. 13jl3v,c; fair ta good.
12'al2Vc.
Taruratlae aael Koala.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. March 23. TI RPKN
Tl N E Firm at H vlrMsiO 1 0ti,: sales. 26 hbls.;
receipts, lfl bbla. ; shipments, lit bbls. ;
stock. 1.027 btila.
ROrilN llrtn; aales, 682 bbli.; recelpla.
H9I bbls.; shipments. JU bbla; Btocka,
5.097 bbls, sjuotallons: E. t;.ii7 Wi; 1,
$ Oil: E. t.0V. K. $.vlri.15; O. 1 lVirX 17,;
H, IX SO I. $25; K. IK 27 '; M. $135; N, $a40;
WO. M.46; WW, $a.42VtJM.
jf eve York Money Market.
NEW YORK, March 23,-MONEY-On
call ateady. 2WH P" cent ' ruling rate.
"V. tier cent; c osing hid. 2'ii per c111'
offered 2S pVr cent. Time loans, steady
and dull; sixty days, Wk Perhce"t t"lnDer
days. 2 per cent.:, six months. 3g3' per
CepRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4 to 4'
peV ce.iL Sterling '" .V" .d.' ' J
actual business in bankers bills, $44.30 for
sixty-day bills and at $4.8015 for demand.
''sFR-Harl'cf Mexicat, dollars. C.c.
civernment and railroad bonds steady
Closing quotations on bonds today were
a i""v ' mu ( af f Al.a
....101V4 Japan 4a
....101 lo 4V,a
....l'll K. C. So. lat 3a
115 I. 8. dab. 4a llTli
....llbvi U aV. N. unl. 4a
U. S. raf. ta.
do coupon ..
U 8. Is, rag.
do coupon ,
V. 8. 4a. reg.
do coupon
aailla-Clial. lit a..
'Am. Ai. 6s
Am. T. A T. cv. 4a
Am. Tob. is
do a
T7a M.. K. A T lal 4a..
lulV, do gen. 4V,a
11)7 'Mo. Pacific 4s
.. S3 M. n. rv. Ol sa. ar,a.
..107 N. V- - 3Vs.
4a...
Armour Co- 4V,a
At' hlaon en. 4s...
do ct. 4a
do cv i
A. C L ll 4s ...
Pal. aV. (Olio 4a
do 34S
do 8. W. 3's
Brook. Tr. v. 4s...
in. of (ia. 6a
Con. Leattiar ba
C. ot N. J (. !
I -has. Olilo 4V,s
do raf. Ia. . . .
aitiltaio A
C B. VJ 1
do sen. 4s.
C. M. H. P.
C. K. 1.
do rf. 4a .
a oio. Ind. fs
Colo. Mid. 4a
ac K r.aV
II. H. c. 4
d a it. o 4
do ref. oa
lilatlllira 'ia
Erie p I. 4a
do gen. 4s
do ci. 4a. aer. A. .
do acrlea B
Hen. Klac. cv. 6a
111. On- 1' raf. 4i
vt vdo dab 4s
:i N. Y. N. 11. A II.
10 cv. 4a
lln?, N A W. 1st c. is
a1.!1, do cv. 4s
Hi, 'No. Pacific 4a ...
ITii4 do 8a
huh O. 8. L.. rfjg 4s. .
14V, Penn. cv. i,a 1U15
Id do coll. 4a ... .
,14 Readina n. as
Mi
I'.
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7.
Bl-
T?i,
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2
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Kanaaa City Oratn and Provision.
KANSAS CITY. March 23. WHEAT
Mhv, 85v4c: July, MVtju bid; September, 84'4
fo84'i4C, sellers; cash, unchanged; No. 2
hard. 851i4c: No. 3, 82(g92c; No. 2 red, 89S)
92c; No. 3. RTfOlf.
CORN May, 47Nc; July. 47H-47c, sell
ers; September, 4SJ,c. sellers: cash, un
changed; No. 2 mixed. ISVi'ijMtr; No. 3,
44&44V4c; No. 1 white, 44H'&'4,,ic ; No. 3, 44
M4V-. ' "
OATS St eany ; ino. s wnue, Tjna.c; ino.
mixed, 30ti31c.
RYE No. 2, 7579c.
HAY Bteady to 60c lower; choice timothy.
$14 .0014.50; choice prairie, $12 0OT8H2.25.
BUTTER creamery, Tiic; iirsis, iitc; sec
onds. 19c; packing stock, 1.1c.
EGGS Extras, loc; rirsts. itvie.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu ix.000 40,ono
Corn, bu &rt,0O0 47.000
Oats, bu MOO 9,500
' Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. March 23. WHEAT Spot,
dull; No. 2 red western winter, no stock;
futures, steady: March, bs a; .May, s
SSd: July. 8d.
KJHN-snot, dteaoy; American mixea.
new, 4s vd ; American mixea, 010, os; m
tures, quiet; May. 4s 3T4d; July, is 6Vd.
Peorln Market.
PEORIA. March 23. CORN lower; No.
white. 44V4c; No. 2 yellow. 44c; No. yel
low, 44c: No. 3 mixed, 44c; No. 4 mixed,
42c; no grade, S7(?r40c.
OATH-steady; ivo. z wnue, .110; no.
white, 30Vjc.
CHICAGO tjRAI.X AN Is rrtOV'IKIOM
Fentnrea of the 'Iradlnsr and Cloalnav
Prlrea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. March 23 Collapse of the dry
weather flurry about wheat came today.
The fact was authoritatively Dointed out
that the rainfall on which the spring crop
depends does not arrive as a rule until
after April 1. In consequence the market
closed Vi9o lower to a shado higher that
last night. Corn finished 4c to He down,
oats Ho off to a sixteenth up and hot;
products unchanged to 26c below.
Heaviness of caah wheat acted as a
drag on the whole list of futures, but In
particular upon May. The premium nar-
rowed on that month to V4c at one time.
Bcpiemner meanwhile went atbove July, for
the first time this season. A large part
of the day's business consisted In the
buying of deferred options against aales
of May. During the early hours, dry
weather talk from the northwest helped
the bulls. Enthusiasm cooled later when
experts here declared that Minnesota and
South Dakota as well as North Dakota
all had extra moisture In February and
that anyhow It was altogether too soon
for a scare concerning dryness northwest.
Thereafter the course of prices headed
downward. High and low levels for .May-
were isai90Hc and SieVngn,. with last'
sales at KflT., a net decline of Vii-lc.
There was considerable local pressure on
corn, so that when wheal turned weak
the coarser grains made quite a sharp
descent. . May ranged from 4s'r to 4X,c
and closed at c net lower at 4KV, ii4fca-ac
Cash corn waa steady. No. 2 yellow fin
ished at VMWc.
Oats, after rise due to env-erlnor I ,v
shorts, declined at the last under general
selling. top ana nottom limits Tor May
were 31H'Jj;iMic and 30r307,i', with the
close He down at 30T.c.
A falling off In the price of hogs carrle
provisions along. At the end of the dav
pork had sank 12'4c to 25c. lard was un
changed to 6c lower, and ribs off a nickel
to a dime.
Prices in Chicago, furnished by the I p
dlke Grain company. Telephone Douglas
2474, 70S Brandeis building. Omaha:
Milwaukee Urnln Market.
MILWAUKEE, March 23. KIXUR-Dull.
WHEAT No. 1 northern, !1.00ft1.01 ;
2 northern. WaWc; May, old, S974c
OATH Standard, 81Hc
BARLEY" Samples, M5cij$1.12.
No.
nnlath Uraln Market.
DULUTH. March 2S. WHEAT No. 1
northern, S3c: No. 2 northern. StHW&Sc ;
May, 7c: July, 964c.
OATS-a!,c.
, -Cotton
Market.
NEW YORK, Afarch 23. COTTON Spot
closed quiet at 5 points higher: middling
uplands, 14.55c; middling gulf, 14.80c. Hales,
'T.alei"AVCI8. March 23 COTTON Un
changed; middling, 147c. Sales, none; re
ceipts, 1,143 bales; shipments. 1,419 bales;
stock, 22,ob3 bales.
New York cotton market, as furnished
hv lj-yan A Bryan, memhera New York
Cotton exchange, 315 South Sixteenth street:
I Open. I High. I Low. Close.l Yes'y.
Mar.
May
July
TAug.
Oct.
14 25 14 34 14 24 14 34
14 i 14 50 14 .14 14 47
14 L'J 14 33 14 22 14 31
13 72 H HI 13 72 13 81
12 5b 12 64 12 56 12 62
14 25
14 :ot
14 26
13 75
12 5tt
Articles Open. High. Low. Cloe. Yes y.
I I I
90L,rrj9O,irtil
1
1 1
484S
61',l
AM I
!
Wheat
May.. July..
Sept..
Corn
May.. July..
Sept..
Oals-,
May... 31 K Slttff'aiSO.7! 30',
July... 31 4trvi Jivsl aoia.aoMiv
I0;, 31 I V!304(b,t,;
I
W'AiSPU5!
4S-I
60"4
Sept...
PorK
May...
July...
1 .h ru
May...
July...
Sept...
HiIih-
May...
July...
Sept..
16 67HI 18 77V4I 14 45
11 00 I 16 26 I 1 00
I
g 80
8 72'4l
8 76 I
22V4I
8 7b
8 66
WW
8 X6
8 80 I
9 20
a 77H
8 72H
I
K7 90(a 14
e&lSOVfll;
Ss',.s(o;i1
48V.:4Hi4!4Wj,84
4Mai49(6',60'.,(a4
ooTbI 60;A bl
81
30-4
30
16 70
16 12',
8 85
77V,
I 77 '4
t 80
8 8214.
I 70
I
I
8 85
8 72V,
72V4
f 20
8 75
$ t
I
16 45
It 00
$ 85
8 76
8 724,
20
8 72'4
165 I
I
!i1 St. L. ar e r . t. 49 ll
ltl do Jen. ns 17',
Nl, St. U 8. V . c. 4a... 7
7(1 do lat gold 4l II
aa 8. A U 4a 76
.... 7 to Pai-. col. 4a l:'4
jv.., !, d cv. 4s 7
4s . 13', 'at raf. 4a Mt,
ah So. Rallav 6a 107
. 7i 4o fn. 4a 71
.... 44 7 In 1011 Panfic 4a Kmv,
4Vas , o cv. 4. I'l7,
Wvv, 4" 'at rel 4a ...
41 I". 8. Hubber aa loj',
t I 8 Steal 2d im 1" 4.
',6 Va.-Caro. (tiam. 6a ,lnl,
1.. i'i Walah lat fca loi,
.. li1. do III a 4a .... 7iVa
A.. 7 Waalern Md 4a i
... I"1, Waal. Klec. cv. 7a.... 42V,
1 ..147 avvia. (antral 4s 2V4
17 Mo. rac. cv. oa...... m
14 ..
41..
a
...4u
..ITU
...SU4
...fi
..IM
.. 14
.."
..
...HM
.. HI
r. No. Av 4k. Br. I a. lua
I H 214 ... 44 nilno .
17', 44 M4 ... 4 44 f-hiaf Con.....
t aa 41 :77 ... a re.vl-Iiv - .... ...
I aa It ... 4 ai K.'T Central ........
4 ao 11 -2T m 4 as eir ion
la 11 HI 40 4 44 Franalla
la 44... 14 . . 4 41 (lirnui
44 27 . 4 44 Helmerrt
40 a! US M I II (.Idliald riaranoi
a 41 . 4 46 (Ireaua Cananea.
lal 41 ?7J a) lnaplratlua -
I a kJ 0 ... 4 a Laroa
Wew tork Cavrh Market.
The following quotations are furnlabed by
Ixgan A Bryan, members New York fctock
eci, an.
Omaha.
4 mar Toba'co.
par Bta'a (,aa .
loallllon
SixtoenUi
.471 Kavada Cona
. 14 fiavtKiuae
. 17 Ohio oppar. . ..
. 17', Pawhlda Coalition
. 27i par ( 'Ural
. 1 8lft Pa, Co
. la Baara-rUbvKk
, 4 karr tali
. 16 Puparlor 41 Pitta
.. TonopsS Mlnlna
. IV, Trlnllv ('4por.,
. 4 I nltad rvppar..
. I Nortk Laka
. Bohainlk
. 7 Ojibaaj
. 4
street.
.... 11
... M
1
. 114
"4
10" 7,
( ..Mi ,
144
IVa
4V
U,
4
IS
to
London Block Market.
IONDoN. March 28.-Amerlcan securitiea
noened steady today. Light covering during
the firm hour advanced prh e from
over yesterday's New York dosing.
nonary.. 11 la-'a ixwiavina ar
. li aa., rv. a 1
.44 N Y lanlral
. 7 Norfolk S W
.112 do f
.104, Ontario aV W
.lfkiVa Pennaylvanla
:, Hand Minaa
. ... B Haading
ti Souibern Itf
P.. ll.U Pfl
lis, Southern Parlflc...
IJV I nloo ea-.lflc
T7IV, 4V0 pf4
n , t. 8 Siaal
.... 40 a 14 t.
.... I, tvabaah
.... MS 4.. pfd
... 14' apanlali as B
Heady at 21 5-lSd per ul
per cent
Con sola
do account.. l
Amal. (oppar...
Anain1a
AUblaon
pf4
Baliimora H Ohio
I anadlan Pacific.
Cbaaabaalta S O .
Chita .1 O. W...
Chi.. Mil SI.
pa Baara
penvar aV. Bio O...
4o pf
gna
do lal P'd
lo M P(4
Cran.l Trunk
illlnola (antral....
SILVER - Har.
MoSKl -2VM-1
.141
34.
111V,
.ll'iv,
. a,
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. ''
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. r
. 4
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1
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Metal Market.
NEKW YORK, March 23. M ETA LS
Standard copper, weak; spot and futures,
111.756111.90. London market, dull; spot,
t",4 15s; futures, .'5 6 3d. Lake copper,
locally, 112 Sum 12. C21).; electrolytic, 112 $1AP
IlL'.fjiJ; caitiiia,'. H2.WU 12 25. Tin, easy; spot
nH futures. HH.tliriiiii.aO; London iiiaik.-t.
Idull' spot iPi2; futures, fiM 5s. Lead, firm;
14 4i'(4.50, New York; $4.27 Vu.-I.32H-. East Ht.
I Louis; London, 13 la 3d. cjelter. firm;
1 $5.5.11 5.65, New York; 15 47'v(fi7j.5j. East Ht.
I Louih; lxmdon, 23. Antimony, dull; 'ook-
son s. l;l.Ui'iy w. iron, ( irvnnnn warTanie,
4s in ljndon.' locally. Iron was st.-ady;
No. 1 foundry northern. $I.V754i 16.25; No 2
foundry northern. No. 1 foundry southern
and No. 1 foundry southern sort, $u.uu
'( 16.00.
ry taooda Market.
NEW YORK. March 2S.-DRY C.OOOH
The cotton goods markets hold niodeiately
bteady on the low price of values recently
quoted. It Is raid that the sale of
bleached goods following the recent re
vision were large on the goods Immediately
affected by the change. Jobbers are doing
a moderate and iteadv busineHs In small
lota for shipments. The retail trade Is
only fair.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. March 23. COKFBE fu
ture closed firm at a net advance of .Vf7
point Halee. 16.250 bags March, Api1l
and May. lo53c; June. lu.liOe; July. 10.46c;
.ugual 10 37c; September. 10 24c; October.
iou3v' November. 'c; December, January
and February. wc.
Spot coffee, steady; No. 7 Rio. 174c: No.
4 Santoa, 12V. Mild coffee, dull; Cordova,
3Vll:.c.
Wool Market.
HT IXILIH. Man-li .j w unl, i n
changed ;
l(i
m'l.vr.i -.-.11-1 vr 1 , .
The rate of discount In the open market
territory and weatern medium,
fine medium. lt4fuV; flue, liljlTJ..
near Market.
N EW YORK. March 271 SI'OAR- Raw.
firm: muscovado. test 14i-; centrtfugal
M tt 3.32-; molasea SB teat 3 4-C. Refined
steady.
t ui' FEE spot quia!
Cash quotations were aa follows:
KM J Lit Easy; winter patents, 1 t.90(fli4.3O;
straights. $3.60iri4.P spring straights, $4.00
ltf'4.10; spring patents, off 20c to $540 tor
beet hard.
RYE No. 2. BOvjOaVie.
BARLEY Feed or mixing. SiflSoc; fair
to choice malting. $1. 003 1. II.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern, $2 42';
No. 1 northwestern, $2 544. Timothy, $11.60
Clever. $1550.
PROVISIONS Pork, nn. per bbl., $17.25
(& 17.75. Lard, per loo lbs., $x.7S. Sliort ribs
sides (loose!. $x rAi9. 12'4 ; short clear sides ,
(.boxed , $3 12Vaf.25. 1
Total clearances of wheat and flour 'r4f
enual to lisJ.OoO bu. Primary receipts were,
2,000 bu., comiired with 406,000 bu. the
corrnxponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
19 car; corn, 321 car; oats, 106 cars; hog,.
JU now bead.
Chicago Cash Price. Wheat. No. 2 red,
.SK'ktiW'a; No. 3 red. Kfcij'jO; No. bard, wow
91H; No. 8 hard oo'jO-,-,; No. 1 northern
prlng, iHMjlOl; No. li northern spring lt',p
1.00; No. 1 spring, U0'iHi. (.urn, No. J cash.
47U; No. 3 cash. 44l,,(ij45: No. 2 hie. 4i'a
Hi'.; No. 3 white, 4iV-,iifl451H; No. 2 ye)o.
ilWui No. i yellow, 44V'34fii,;. Ooats.
No. 2 caah, t: No 2 white. ll'Va::.':
No. 3 white, W-V'iill1,. No. 4 white 27' a'd
So1: atandard 3l'eJ.
(itr Receipts Wheat, 13 cars; corn, 3:;i
cars, oats. 111 cars;. Estimated Tomor
rowWheat, 19 cars; corn, Ml car; oats.
Ion cars v
Bl'T TEIV-Weak; creauierir, lii.tc.
dairies. 14' JM-.
ttlilS-Steady: receipts. l.3il axe. ai
mark, caKea Included. UVaMc; flits, lc.
prime firsts, 15c.
CHEEHE-FIrm; daJsle. 13tfl3'ic; twin.
11V4''12 ; Young Americas, 13V,'u'14c; Jong
horns. I3iyyl4
1'UTATuM-Firm; choice lo fancy. 4Cj
4o : fair to good, 4U743c.
POULTRY Firm; turkey, dressed, lie;
fowls, live, 14Vc; springe live, lb,
VKAL Steady: 50 to 60-lb. wt, tnjr- mo
to kf'-lb. wta, TVtWa-c; "0 ! .
ui.,rh'Uc.
Car lxts Receipts Chicago Todav -wheat
It: corn, Ui ; oat. 111. hogs, 21
ono Estimated tomorrow Wheal, l,
corn, 121; oal. 108; hogs, 21.000.
Mlaarapa'ii lira In Market.
MINNF.APOLIH, March a.-WIIKAT-slay
W,c; July. s'1l'v',c; September
9-'.4i93'4c. Cash: No 1 herd, twe; No 1
northern. 7ki'c; No. 1 northern. 94
!: No. 8, 9aS'tlSc.
I'llKN-N'u 1 yellow, 44c. f-
OATS No. I white, JsaaflS'ac. A
RYE- No. J- 7c.
RHAN- In I'svlh. sacks, 1j07t710".
flil R-First patent. II 6MJ-4 : B..(ir,1
patents. tHi-V: flrat flcar, 13 Of.H .1.50.
at olid clears. $2 OtIJ! 70.
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