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Wheat Advance! When Visible Supply
ia Found Short.
WEATHER KEEPS CORN BACK
Coantrr Offerings Am Mabter Ber
fM of the Condition of the
Roads Market Has a
light Rraetloa.
OMAHA. March 28. 1911.
Tbs lowering of the visible supply
wheat to 83.000000 bushels, whlcn ia only
Bbnut 7.000.1100 bushels In ' of a vear
ago. and some revival of owti demand by
millers tv wheat a better tona and lomi
advance waa registered.
Rain over the spring wheat atatea liaa
removed tha dry weather talk a" a help to
bulla and latent reKrla from the winter
wheat belt ara each day growing more
favorable.
Country offerings of corn are lighter
ewlng to the weather conditions. Covering
bv shorts and the Improvement In the cash
and shipping demand, coupled with the
strength In wheat gave the market a re
action. , . , .
Wheat values were firm and higher.
Shrrts were beat buyera after the break
yesterday. Cash whft wan strong and
samples were sold c higher.
Light receipts of oorn and good active
demand for all offering and the advance
of c In cash prices featured the corn
trade today. . .
Primary wheat receipt were 2.000 hush
ela and shipments were 201,000 bushel",
against receipts last year of 4S8.000 bushels
and shipments of ir.2.0O0 hushels. .h,.
Primarv corn receipt were W4.0TO bushels
and shipments were 4H4.0HO bushels against
receipt laat year of 414.000 buahela and
shipment of B14.000 bushel. , .
C learance were 343.0UU bihela of corn.
J 000 buahel of oat and wheat and riour
equal to 250,000 buahela. .
Uverpool cloaed .ttd higher on wheat
and Vd higher on corn. ,
The following cash Bale were reported.
Wheat-No. 2 hard: 1 car. R4V.C. NoJ
hard: 1 car. 83c; 1 car. 82'c; 1 car (rye
mixed). 82c.
Corn-No. 2 white: 1 car, 4ivc.
white: 4 car, 41c. No. 2 yellow:
41ic. No. S yellow: 4 cara, 41c.
mixed: 4 car. 41c.
Oata No Bale.
Omaha Cash Prleea.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, R3VUc: No. 8
bard. 81vvu84Vic: No. 4 hard. 74VulV': re
jected hard, bVa7KS-; No. 3 spring. M'itf
SnVir: No. 4 spring. TisaVjc; No. 2 durum.
SSHtmc: No. 3 durum, 8He2V4c.
I'ORN-No. 2 white, 41 VS41V:: NO-
white. 4oMl4c; No. 4 white. .Vac:
No 3 color, 4341c: No. 2 yellow, 4 '4
41V; No. 3 yellow, 4Pi41'c; No. 4 yellow,
8"V940V4c; No. 2, 41-641Hc; No. 3, WWlc;
No. 4, SVi40c. M .
OATS No. 2 white, '4'5-28p; standard.
2Hc; No. S white. 27V'i2m4c; No. 4 white.
27V4o&o; No. 1 yellow. 27Vu28ci No- 4 el'
low. nmmKr.
BARRET No. 3. 8869Sc: No. 4. 8U90c;
No. 1 feed. 6H4r7r; rejected, 6n71c,
RYE No. 2. lViS6c; No. 3. 83i&l4c.
Carlot Receipts
Wheat.
30
, 133
, 14
No. 3
1 car,
No. 3
s; American mixed, old, steady. Ra; fu
ture, dull: May, 4a 4Sd: July, 4a R'd.
.KW YORK t.K.Vr.HAI. MARKET
Quotations ef the Pay Varlons
( nmsnodl ties.
NKW YORK. March 28.-FI.orR Quiet;
spring patents. $4 K.Vn 10: winter strslghts,
t.1 TiV'i 3 hs'i ; winter patents. 31 .Ww 4 60; spring
clears, S3 7Mi4 15; w inter extras No. 1, $3.25'f
ISO; winter extras No 2. U10"n3.. Re
ceipt, 24 142 Mils.; shipments. 2.04 bbls.
Kya flour, firm: fair to good. Il.4Ojj4.j0;
choice to fancy. $4 r..vj4 "0
t i ikn M K A I , Htead v : fine white and
yellow, tl.LMM.20; coarse. tllV&115; kiln
dried, $2.7R.
WHEAT Spot. Irregular: No. 2 red. WVrC
elevator, and Hftc, f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1
northern, iMiluth. tl H. t. o. b.. afloat.
Futures advanced early on the steaninese
abroad, the decrease In supplies and cover
ing, but eased orr under ii'iumation on
favorable crop advices, closing Uc net
lower. May. 04 IR-ltKi'DRSc, closed at
94 la-lc; July, WvhDftc, closed at.MWc. Re
ceipts. 21. bu.; shipments. 12.0i0 bu.
I'OKN eipot. firm; export No. I. 6zc. I.
o. b., afloat. The futures market was with
out transaction, closing Sc net higher.
May closed at 66.c and July at fiitc. Re
ceipts, :ti.?76 bu.; shipment. 37.9UO hu.
OATS Spot, firm: standard wh'tc, 3H'-jc;
No. 2. 37c; No. 3. Mc; No. 4. Xc. The
futures market wa without transactions.
closing nominal. Receipts, 82.3M) bu.
HOI'S Hteady; state, common to choice,
IHI'J. 2.Vii2Hc; l!n. lSftlc: Pacific coast. 1910.
a-rtfEU-; l!W, 14'til7c.
H1IKS Kasy; Central America, 20'4c;
Hogf.tH. znn'o-ac.
L.KATHER Steady; hemlock firsts.
V; second, lavage; thirds, liv&Mc; re
jects. litfM7c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mess,
fiLl.75: family, $20.0i91.00; short clear,
M.orva HMK). Beef, steady; mess, $14.0014.50;
fi'rrlly, hMi Iti.flO; beef hams. t;rt.0W29.00.
Cut meats, quiet; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
lbs.. Sll.tMKt 12.50; pickled hams, J12.no. LArt,
easy; middle west prime, t.JWi.HO; re
fir.ed. steauy; continent. ..; South Amer
ica, tlO.25; compound, t7.26''(j'i.50.
TAL.IAW Dull; prime city hhds. 64c;
country. R'i'ub'ic.
POL L.TKY Uressed, Irregular; roasting
chickens, lfWic; fowla, 14Vg'16c; turkeys,
latlUK'.
RUTTF.R Weak; creamery specials, 23c;
extraa, 21V2c; first, 18Vu20c; tjrearfJery held,
special, 2ifuiatoc; state dairy finest, 211
21Vi'; good to prime. lWJUc.
CHEF.SK Steady; atate, whole milk, spe
cials, 14Vltc; September quality, fancy
colored. 14c; September quality, white, 13
6i:io; summer and fall make, choice, Iz'-i
ti:u-; summer and fall make, white, 11 Vx'U"
UHc.
F.tlGS Irregular; state, Pennsylvania
and naarby hennery white, ISfa-Juc; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby gathered white,
17alo; western gathered white, 1718Vic;
storage packed, firsts, lbVi'lbc.
CoJn.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND rROVIION
Prices Boar of Trad.
CHICAGO, March 28. Through Blow but
sure widening of the discount of May
wheat, the option toaday for the second
time within twenty-four hours broke this
year's low price record. Closing figures
were easy, VaWc to Va'Hc under last
nlirht. Corn finished V4,o up to a shade
down oata at an advance of 1-ltic to "4C
and hog products showing 7Mi to 27VuiOc
decline.
It waa larnelv a scalping market for
wheat. Values were higher early, the short
Intel est being somewhat extended and
most speculators Inclined to favor a mod
erate raily. Uesldes, there waa an advance
at Uverpool and further reporta of un
favorable conditions for the growth of
th cron In south and western Kansas.
Another source of temporary Btrength
arose fnoin a substantial decrease In the
world's available supply. cash marketa
here, however, proved llatleas. Final trans
actions were within a ahade of the lowest
point reached. May ranged from 87"j to
MSkk4c, "nd ln tne entl wa" M-:aC off at
iMi6c.
Announcement of export sales of corn
strengthened that cereal, but it receded
later. May fluctuated between 4rV4iic and
4H-o. closing steady at 4H'nc, Just tha same
as twenty-four hours before. Cash corn
was firm. No. 2 yellow closed at 47fa4sc.
oa.ta advanced on account of the buying,
then dropped back with other grains. High
and low points touched by May were '3tiWt
and 30o, with the close a shade up
at 30Vti 90Vic.
Provisions gave way under heavy sales.
The outcome was a slump all around
pork, 27Vti;)Or, 'ard, 7Vo to lwj12ViiC, and
rib. 74c to lfu174c.
Prices In Chicago, furnished by the Up
dike Grain company. Telephone Uouglas
2474. 70S Brandels building. Omaha:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. CloBe jYes y.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Price Advance Briskly for
Time on Market.
Short
CANADIAN PACIFIC UP AGAIN
International Rankers Receive Ad
vices from Paris Indicating; List
ing; nf Atchison on Bourne Will
R Accomplished.
NEW YORK. March 2. Tha stock mar
ket today shook off It lethargy and ad
vanced briskly. Opening prices were at
good gains, the rise soon reaching a point
In some of tue Important Issues. Trading
did not proceed ioiig at high pitch, how
ever, and although gains were generally
held the afternoon session waa quiet.
The English market was reported to have
bought extensively of Union Pacific and
United States Steel.
Canadian l"nclflo still forged ahead to
another high record, rising 2 to 224. Cnlon
Pacific. Lehigh Valley, Reading and Nor
folk A Western, all of which gained from
1 to 2 points, were among the strongest
stocks. American Woolen, common and
preferred, broke sharply.
International bankers received advices
from Paris Indicating that negotiations for
the listing of Atchison on the Bourse are
well toward the point of consummation.
If today's reports be accepted the stock
will be placed In the "official" department
oi the Paris exchange.
American Telephone, Norfolk A Western,
and Union Pacific are features of today's
trading In the bond division.
Bonds were firm; total sales, par value,
C&tiR.ooo. United States bonds unchanged
on call.
and leading quotations
follows:
1m. Hittl. Low. CIom.
ft1'4 above yesterday's New York closing
Onrwla. mmr S1 liulvvlll A N
do socownt HI It lM , K. A T
Atntl. I opvr MKT Central..
An-onU 8 Kwfolk A Vf...
Atrhlsnn H"4 lo PM
Ho pit ltOnr1o A W...
Baltimore A nhle. ..ln: Pennsylvania
1'anirllin Pacific Itaitrland Mlnaa
. M HMfllns
O.
m. r.
fr,aapalta
fnlraan O.
("til.. Mil A
Pe rWra
Denver A Rio O
4n pfd
grla
to lt pfit
6r M fti
Orand Trunk
Illtnola Ontral. ..
SILVER Bar.
3S Botithem Ry
1.VS ao pfj
. issnthern Pacific.
, MTal'nlon Pacific...
.74 in pM
. S.
, OH n pM
. I Wabarti
. tH lo pM
.140 Bpanlsh 4s
steady at 24 6-16d per o.
MONK Y mvTit per cent.
The rate of discount 1n the open market
for short bills Is 2 R-16T2S per cent; for
three months' bills, 24j3-l per cent.
1M
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... 71
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ral trearrtm.
Ing:
Burrousba Adding Mschlns
Bftrl! Craamery pfd
Cuilahy Parkins Co. ia, 1124
Columbua. Nab., E. L (a, 1M
(hlraso U. W. lat mtf. 4s, 1
Pmpatiir Mill Mfg. Co. stock
Fairmont Oaamry lat (. 4 par cent..
Iowa Portland Oment 1st mtg. 4a
Kanaaa City R A U Bs, 1411
Kanaaa City Stork Yarda atork
Now York Osntral 4Ha notes.
Omaha Uounlry Club ,
Omaha Watar ia, 14
Omaha A C. B. Kt. Ry. ia, 1!I
O. A C. B. St. Ry. pfd, i p. c, i-dly
Omaha A C B. at. Ry. enm.. ex-dly.
Omaha A C. B. Kj. A Bridge
Pmclflo T. A T. 6a, WM
Rocky Mountain Bell Talcphona
Aoutharn Bell. T. A T. 6s
Bwtn A Co., 1114
Trl-Clty Ry. A W. ia
Union Stork Yarda stock
Western Psoitis is
Number of sales
on stocks were aa
ll4
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Weather In the (iraln Belt.
OMAHA, March 28, 1911.
The eastern disturbance Is moving slowly
off the upper Atlantic cost. It Is still at
tended by rains, snows and high winds In
the lower lake region, the extreme upper
Ohio valley and eastern states. The cold
wave that swept over the central valleys
Sunday has continued east and south, fcnd
temperatures are decidedly lower east' of
the Mississippi river. An area of low pres
sure la central over the lower Missouri val
ley, and generally cloudy weather prevails
west of the Mississippi river the moun
tains. Temperatures are much higher ln
the upper Mississippi and throughout the
Missouri valleys and the southwest. An
area of high pressure with cooler weather
Is moving In over the Pacific slope, and
the advance eastward of this area of high
pressure will bring colder weather to this
vicinity tonight, with continued cloudy and
unsettled tonight and ' Wednesday.
1911. 1910. 1900. 1908.
Lowest last night 32 62 29 27
Precipitation 00 .00 T T
Normal temperature for today, 42 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation Blnce March 1,
.44 of Bn Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period, 110, 1.14
Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period, 1909, .70
of an Inch.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
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8 66 8 66 42 42Sx 8 60
Wheat-
May..
July...
Sept...
July...
Sept...
Oata-
May...
Julv...
Sept...
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May...
July...
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May...
July.
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May.
July.
Sept.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FIA1UR Steadv; winter patents, $3.9(1
4 30; winter straights. t3.6uru4.10; spring
slralghta. t4.OOtf4.10: bakers, $3.UOra4.40.
RYK No. 2. Sc'cfSUVsc.
BARI.KY Wed or mixing, 754i8.Sc; fair
to choice malting, tl-02'U'l.ll.
BKEDa-Flax. No. 1 southwestern, t2.38;
No. 1 northwestern. t2.60. Timothy, til. 75.
Clover, tl5 60.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., thi.75
4117.00. ljrd, per Km lbs., tv.:0. Short rlhs.
aides (loose). K2Wrt.no: short clear sides
(boxed), t 12Hf -'
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
etpiMl to bu. Primary recelpta were
t-'i.O'iO bu.. compared with 4.m;,Uo bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. The world's
visible supply, as shown by Hradstreet's,
decreased 1.91i.0 bu.
Kstimated rrx-wlpta for tomorrow: Wheat.
SS cars: corn, 315 cars; oats, 1S7 cars; hogs,
XJ.ium bead.
Chlcagu Cash prices Wheat, No. 2 red.
!,( xiic; No. 3 red, KT'ciMh.-; No. 1 hard,
o'wyOc; No. 3 hard, Ki'uSu; No. 1 north
ern spring, J7ii9!'c; No. 2 northern spring,
;i!e.o; No. J Birlng. 9iv('.iSc. Corn. No. 2.
4id47l4c; No. S. 44 V4"1''": No. 2 white. 47't
47lc; No. I white. 44V4-'l'; No. 2 yellow,
47ti4c; No. 8 yellow, 4iVu4ic. Oata, No. 2.
SkuJi'c; No. 2 white. 31 'yu :(2c ; No. 3 white,
So'etilisc, No 4 white, Vllc; standard,
31u.llc.
HI "ITKH Steady; creameries, l.'4i22c;
dairies 1411 19c.
KOGsJ Ueeipte, 24. H" cases. Market
weak; at niaik. cases Included, liiVj i;ic;
tlrsta. 14c; prune fusts. Ii'sc.
CM KKSK - Steady ; daisies. 12'i COrC;
twins. 1 1 l ti 1 '-'; Young Americas, 13'--'cjl4e;
long horns. 13lfnl4c.
1'OTATOHH Steady; choice to fancy,
Cvjifos-; fair to gio.l. 4.'i47c.
POl'LTUV Steady. Turkeys: Dressed,
Wv. Hens: IJve. ir.'4c. Srings: Dressed,
16Uc.
VKAISteady ; 50 to -lh. weights. (VfiKe;
) to M-lh weights, S'stftKUjc; 7j lo 110-lb
weights. WilOo.
Chicago Receipts Wheat. 30 cars; corn,
141 cara, oats, U rars. Kstimated for to
morrow: Wheat, SS cars; corn, 315 cars;
oats, 17 cara.
St. I.oula (Jcneral Market.
ST. LOUIS, March 28 WHEAT Futures,
lower; May, 87V.C; July. 8ftc. Cash, dull;
track, No. 2 red, 88(afllHc; No. 2 hard, 8
WiC.V
CORN Weak; May, 47o; July. 4Ro.
Cash, higher; track, No. 2, 4tic; No. 2 white.
4H(6 4Vc.
OATH Higher; May, SOHc; July, 39T4c.
Cash, higher: track. No. 2, SOHc: No 2
white, 31VI32C.
KV bj Unchanged, at 93c.
ULOUK-yDull; red winter patents, t4.25'nj
4.7a; extra fancy and straight. 13.7041.4.10:
hard winter clears, t2.70rn.U5.
SK K I Timothy, t'.0u'n,f0.
t 'UHNM K A lj 12. 30.
mUN-Hrm; sacked east track, tl.100
HAY lower; timothy, 12.0ia 14.00; prai
rie, tl2.0u 15.00.
UAtiO IN tl31 c.
H KM H TWINE 7e.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; Jobbing,
17 4tt. Lard, iowwr; prime steam, ts.36(i
k.40 Dry salt meata, unchanged; boxed
extra shorta, 9V,c; clear ribs. 9,c; abort
clears, ic. Bacon, unchanged; boxed ex
tra short. 10io; clear ribs, 10Vcr short
clears, lOSc
POULTRY Firm; chickens. 14c; springs,
16c; turkeys, liValttc; ducks, 15c; geese, 8c.
HUTTKK Lower; creamery, lJj25c.
KOOS Lower, at 23!c.
Recelpta. Shipm'ta.
Flour, bbls 8.8iO 13.00
Uleat. bu SHMQ 60.2OI)
Corn, bu 70.MK) 73.200
oats, bu 6ti,100 M.bUO
Kansas 4 ily (iraln and Provlalona,
KANSAS CITY. March 28. WH EA T
ftiay, umic. sellers: July, Kc bid; Sep-
leniuer, imiioouc, sellers. asn. I nchanged;
No. 2 hard. Hl'iiMc; No. 3, Kig)2'c; No. 2
reo, si'ustc; io. 3. K4iK7c.
CORN May. Wfe 47o bid: July, 47VS'S'
iho, sellers; repiemDer, 4Hr(i4M:, sellers
Cash: Ho higher; No. 2 mixed, 44Vx&45o;
io. d, a.i'iji'c; jo. 2 wnue, vJl.)C; jso,
3. 44$i44iC.
OATS Steady; No. 1 white, 31g32c; No. 2
mixed, 30,0.
RYK No. 2. 76B7!3.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $14,000
14 mi; choice prairie, 12 wwjiz ro.
HUTTKK-steady at Z3c; firsts, 20e; seo-
onds. 18c; packing stock. 13c.
KUQS Extras, 16c; first, 14c.
Available apply of Grata
NKW YORK, March 28. Special tele
graphic and cable communications received
by Hradstreet s show the following changes
in available supply as compared with pre
vious accounts: Available supplies: Wheat,
United States, east of Rockies, decreased
1.776.0CO bu.: Canada. Increased KX7,(i00 bu.
Total. United States and Canada, decreased
MKt.otiu bu. Afloat for and in Kurope, de
creased l,01t.uiJ bu. Total American and
Kuropean supplv decreased 1.915.000 bu.
Corn: United States and Canada, decreased
4J0.ix bu. Oats: United States and Canada.
decreased fCU.oiiO bu. The leading decreases
reported this week follow: Manitoba, 21'S.ouo
hu.; Port Huron, rW.iwo bu.; Milwaukee pri
vate elevators, bo.oiaj tu.
Mlnueapolla Cirala IHarkel.
M1XNKAPOL1S. March 28 WHEAT
May, SVi July, !6ih45l4c; September,
9i'c: cash. No. 1 hard. IsVVc; No. 1 nortli-
ei n, 94 isi 95s' ; No. 2 nortliero, 9lSc'Wc;
rso. 3, ciSti'J.'i.c.
SKKDFlux. closed at t2 48.
CORN No. 3 yellow, fWaUc.
OATS-No. 3 white. liVva-JVaC
RYK No. 2. S5i5'tp.
RRAN-ln 100 Ih. sacks, t2150rfi 22.00.
FliOl'R First patenta. t4.4.,.(B'4.7r; second
patents. JI.:l.iM ',; first clears, t29C,e3.40
second clears, ll.i i.i.
I'blladelphla I'roiluce Market.
PI11I.ADKLPH1A. March 28.-HUTTKR-
eak. V"i'l lower; extra western crsani
ei . 244-c; nearby prints, 26c. '
lHiGb -Stead) ; lair demand; Pennsyl
vania and other nearby firsts, tree cases.
IU' per case; current receipts, free cases,
UN) per case; western firsts, free cases,
tl 95 per rusa, current receipts, tree cases.
t Mi ler case.
I'll KKSK Quiet ; New York full creams,
fancy tieptember, 13ljl3Vic; fair to good, 12
trl2V-
Allla-Oialmers pfd auO
Amalsamated Ooppar t,XH)
Amancan Arrl cultural .... nut)
Amertcan Beet Bugar 4o0
Amarioas Can
American C. A F VM)
Amariesn Cotton Oil Stx)
American II. A Ia. pfd.
Am. Ice Securities
American Llnaeed
American ijocomotlvs
American 8. a K 4,20
American S. al R. pfd K
Am. steel Foundrlea I'm
Am. Bucar Hefinlng io
American T. A T X,7A)
American Tohacco pld 6U0
American Woolen 1,700
Anaconda Mining Co &"0
Atchison li.KO
Ablan pfd 1,010
Atlantic (.Vast bine 7iK
Baltimore A Ohio l,OK
Uetblrhem Rteel 4O0
Brooklyn Rajild Tr ft)
Canadian Paclflo ."
Central Leather 1.200
Central Urather pfd 1M
Central of New Jeraay,
t'haaapeaka A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Cbica(i O. W
C. O. W. pfd
ChlcltfO A N. W IKIO
C M. A At. P 1,600
C, .. (J. a bu L.
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Southern
Oonaolidated uas X.600 1444-
Corn Products 100 Ht
Delaware A Hudson
Denver A Klo Grande 100 St
D. R. O pfd M 7l4
Dlatlllera 'Securltlea lot) '
Brie 11, too 2:
Krie 1st pfd l.iou 4H
BHe M pfd 200 8S
Oeneral Klectrle 100 14ti
Oraat Northern pfd 2.3CO 127S
Great Northern Or ctfa.... 2.4X10 $t4
Illlnola Central 400 lat
Interborough Met " 1
Int. Met. pfd too 63
International Harvester ... too 117
Int. Msrina pfd M0 IT
nternational Paper I"0 10V
Internatluoal Pump I'D 414
iowa central 1:4
Kanaaa CVly Southern 400 14
K. C. Bo. pfd
Laolede Uaa 1.400 104
Umlarllle A Naahrilla 600 146Uj
Minn. A at. LouU 0 2
M., Bt. P. A 8. 8. M 800 14K.
M., K. A T I,I'M it
M.. K. A T. pfd 100 (
Mlseourl Parlflc 4.700 63
National lUecult, el-dlT... SipO 124
National Lead too 6a
N. R. R. of M. id pfd too Jf.
New York Central 1.400 108H
N. Y., O. A W loo 41
Norfolk A Western 15. M0 10
North American
Northern Paclflo 4.100 126
Patlflo Mall 100
Pennsylvania .6"0 1H
People's Uaa I.att 109
P., C, li Si 81. L.....J-... l.nw
Pittsburg Coal 1,100 S2
Preaaed Steel Oar
Pollmaa Palaoe Car 400 10
Railway Steel Spring 100 3
Reading ."0 15
Republic Steel 100 US
Krpubllc Bteel pfd 200 ITTVi
Kork isiana t-o , iw -vi
Rock laland Co. pfd 800 w
St U t I. F. U pfd 600 42V
Bt. Louis 8. W
at. l. s. w. pfd
Slosegherfleld 8. A 1
Southern Pacific
Soul hern Hallway
Southern Hallway pfd
Tenneaaee Copper
Texaa A Pacific
T., St. U A W
T.. St. I A W. pfd
Union Psolflo
I'nlun Paclflo of
United Suites Realty
I nlted Statea Kuober
United Statea Steel
V. 8. Steel pfd
lltali Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ....
Wabash
Wanes pfd
Western Maryland
Weetlnghouae Bleotrlo
Western Lnlon
Wheeling A U E
Lehigh Valley
ToUM sales or tne usr,
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New York Curb Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Loran & Bryan, members Boston Stock
exchanRe. SIB South Hlxteenth street
Bay State Oas..
Butte Coalition
Cactus
CMno
Chief Pona
Fraction
Darla-Iialy
Ely Central
Ely Cons
Franklin
Qlmux
Belmont
unidfleld, Florence
Greene tanaaea. . . . .
inaplratlon
La rote
.. 28 Nerada Oona
.. lSVi Newhosae
.. 17 Neyada-UUh
.. tl Ohio Copper,!
.. 1 Rawhide malltlon.
..11 Ray Central
1 13-14 Swift Pig. Co
.. 4 Sear,-Roebuck Co.
.. 22 Halllnger
.. Vi Buperinr A Pitta..
.. 6V4 Tonopab Mining..
6 Trlnlly Copper....
1 North Lake
4 Bohemia
7VhXerr Lake
4VkOJIbway
.. 184
.. It)
.. 1
.. li
. t
.. 1,
..101
..148
..
.. lfi
.. 84
.. 44
.. 6
.. IS
.. H
.. 64
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Are Steady to Stronger Than
Monday.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE HIGHER
Fat Bheep and l.amtta In Good Or
fnantl and Trade ReaennaMy
Aetlre, wrttb Prleee flteaoly
to a Little Utroaarer.
SOUTH OMAHA, March ,
RecelDta were: Cattle. Hoara.
Official Monday 4. 10
Estimate Tuesday 6,200
, 1ll.
Sheep.
f.WJ 1.444
10.900 t.MO
IS 40 10 244
H.8S6 17.90a
26.40 T9RU
1S.275 lx.114
J0.W7 15.?9
11.S86 17.SH9
Two day this week.... t.JW
Fame days last week...l0.1W
Same days t weeks b0..1J.S!S
Same nays I weeks aro..l0.0M
Same days 4 weeks ano..l0.0U
Same days laat year.... .831
The followlnar table shows the receipts
of cattle, hoars and sheen at South Omaha
for the year to date as compared with last
year: 1911. 1910 Inc.
Cattle MO.597 2fABl 10,00
Mors B71.S25 B49.7S9 21. 6M
Sheen 427,oJ B66.109 61,427
The following table shows the range of
prices on hogs at South Omaha for the
last several days, with comparisons.
1 TS 4 t 74 I
4 77W I 80 IT 774 4 78
14 131 4 86
BULLS.
1 T?0 4 On t C4 4 78
I rm 4 40 1 l.vo 4 i
6 1M 4 46 14 1MO 4
1 Iin 4 60 t 60 4 86
I 1V 4 OX J 10 4 X6
1 1 MI 4 66 1 1 80
4 1877 4 66 I 770 I 16
CALVES.
11 1t I 10 1 1ol 7 M
I .... N III 4 146 7 60
I M i K 1 11 7 6l
t no no 1 iv) f m
1 40 i 60 t 146 t 66
1 190 7 60 1 to t 64)
1 17 7 60
ffjR: hulls. H-Mrri-.: c"'v".':1f 7I;':
Texas and Indian steers. l4..MVfj2u; co
and heifers, H Mil T. ..
ll(XIS-Kecelia. 1J.-W heal: market -t
IP hlaher: fins and lifc-hta. ti to 7 .2: pack
ers. ' 7S'iM.; butchers and best heav.
$t.siXt7 15.
Sll KK1
AND UMH
Dates. I lull. 1910.1909.108. 1907. 1906. 1905.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
20..
21..
22..
23..
24..
25..
W..
27..
28..
6 I 6 44
6 4f..il0 M
404 10
6 45S 10 61
6 4IV;i0 M
6 36V 10 60
10 631
6 SS I I
6 41T4J10 70
64
58
51
6 5k
6 67
4 6ri
4 73
4 79
4 SO)
4 69
6 01
6 40 6 17 6 OS
251
6 16
16
OS
6 03
6 721 5 2261
I 6 601 131 JT 5 10
6 19 5 U
6 IS) 6 W
6 251 6 01
6 241 6 W
6 16
6 20
6 27 ! 5 U
Km York MlnlnK Storks.
NEW YORK. March 28. Closing; quota
tions on mining slocks were as follows:
AHce 160
Vom. Tunnel stock. 26
tk bond a
Con. Cal.. A Va.
Horn Sllrer ....
Iron Silver ....
Leadvtlls Con.
Offered.
It
. 6
. 26
.160
. 10
'Little Chief
Mexlt-aa
Ontario
Ophlr
Standard .....
Yellow Jacket
i
K)
40
....112
....1"0
.... 2S
PAPEH-44t
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, March 28 MONEY On
call, steady; 2W2,c per cent; ruling rate,
2V4 per cent; closing bid, 24 Per cent; of
fered at 2tk per cent., aiuic losviin, uun,
sixty days, 24 per cent; ninety days, 2,
per cent; six months, jvt per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPE
per cent.
BTC.Kl-.liNV LAL ri v .- nrauj, wnn
actual business In bankers bills at 4.642o
for sixty-day bins ana at m soio tor ae
mtnd. Commercial bills, $4.844.
SILVER War, 62ic; Mexican dollars, 4oc.
BONUS Government, steady; railroad
"closing quotations on bonds today were
aa follows:
,.ioiv4int. m. at. 4 Via...
..loivajapan 4a
..101S do 4,a
..1U14 K. C. bo. lat Ss.
..116 U B. deb. 4a ml
..llH L. A N. uni. 4a.
77 M K. a 1 lat 4a..
lolVi do (en. 4V. a
HM't'Mo. Paclflo ia
.SN. R. H. of M. 4ViS.
l"7iN. Y. C s SVia
8 do deb.. 4a
4a VVm N. Y , N. H. A H.
110 CT. 6a IMS
...UlViN. A W. lat e. 4a... S
... M do cv. 4a 14
... 84No. Pacific 4a WI,
... 2S do la '1
... sn. 8. U rfilg. 4a ...
... MVtPenn. ct. tva 115.. S
...Iin do eon. 4a 1WS
Strv, Keadlns sen. 4a 7'
res..
II. 8. ret. ts,
do coupon .
V. 8. 8a. reg.
do coupon .
V. Bv 4a. rff.
do coupon .
Allla-Chal. lat 6a.'..
m. 6a
Am. T. A T. c. .
Am. Tobacco 4s
do 4o
Armour A Co. 4v,a.,
AU'hlaon gen.
do ct. 4e
do cv. 6a
A. C. L. lat 4a...
Bel. A Ohio 4a...
do SVt
do 8. W. 8Vs..
Brook. Tr. cv. 4l
of 11 6
t'en. Leather
.. 66I4
.. 88
.. M'4
. 7-IVi
.. KWk
.. h4
.. 7V4
.. 8V
7714
V4
SKI4
, Ki4
C. of N. J. . 6a...r-'I
Chea. A Ohio 4Vks...l7a
do ref. 6a
e'hlcaio A 8Va
!. L A 8. K. fs.
do gen. 6
St. L, 8. w c. a
do let sold 4a..
(- n AO. I. 4a... 61kB. A. L. 4a
do fi-n. 4e 7 ao. Pac. col. 4a
C. M. A S. P. f 8Va 1 do cv. 4a
C. K. I. A F. o. 4s. 74V4 do let ref. 4a.
do rf 4a 88 ' 80. Kallav &a..
Colo. Ind 6a 76 do sen. 4a
Colo. Mid. 4a 44', Vnlon Parlflc 4a
. i g r A o. 4Vs Wi do cv. 4a
alllvtaak.ee t.rala Market.
MILWAUKEE. March 2S-WHEAT-.No.
1 mirihern. BsV'il,kc; No- - northern, 7y
Sbc: May. K.s,c bid; July, v.c bid.
HATS- Standard. 31V,o.
14 A KLEY Malting. $1 OiVol 10.
Coffee Market.
NKW YORK. March 28. 4-OKFKB-Ku-tures
opened steady at an advance of 1 to
I points on a little Kuropean buying In the
al " nov of ltnMirtatit offcriiiKS. Cables
instle a fairly steady sliouitiK and with
not l int; to indicate any chaiiare In tlie
Keneral situation, the inarkcl ruled around
" I"1" olaeiilng figures on a small volume of
Peoria Market. x business. The close was steady at a net
PEORIA. March 2 CORN HUher; No. 'advance of 3 to 6 points. rVi les, 37.000 bats.
I while 44V-; No. 3 yellow. 44; No. 4Marcli, April and May. 10 52c; June. 10 4-c;
yellow, 41c; No. 1 mixed. 44c; Ni 3 mixed, July. 1 4..C, Auaust. 10.4oc; September,
I m ember. January and rebruary. f t2u.
Havre closed unchanged lo franc
D. A H. cv. 4a....
O. A R. O. 4s
do ref. 6a
Inetlllera' 6a
Erie p I. 4a
do gen. 4e
edo cv. 4a. aer.
do aeries B
lien. Elec. cv. 6a
111. On. 1
Int. Met
Bid. ottered.
M.S tin let a ref.
.t V. 8. Rubber a
2 I'. 8. Bteel Id 6a..
78 Va -Car chem. 6a
8.,, Wataah 1st 6a....
7r lo let A ex. 4s
78 Weatern MJ 4a .
74 West. tlec. cv. 6
MlViWIa Central 4s...
at ref. 4a. ft Mo. rac. cv, 4a...
4Wa 714
4s
.. 87.
.. 78
.. 1
.... 7d4
.... i
.... M
M4
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.... 7SV,
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,14
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. March 28 Bank clearings for
today were 62,146,908.63 and for the corre
sponding date last year $2,&09,&28.96.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 26c; No. 2,
in 30-lb. tubs, 24c; No. 2, In 1-lb. cartons,
24o ; packing stock', solid pack, 12c; dairy. In
60-lb. tubs, 14tg,16c. Market changes every
Tuesday.
CHEESE Twins, 1415Vic; Young Ameri
cas, 18c; daisies, 16c; triplets, 16c; lira
bergsr, 18c; No. 1 brick, I674C; Imported
Swiss, 32c; domestic Swiss, 22c; block
Swiss, 19c.
POULTRY Dressed broilers, under 2 lbs.,
tV.00 per doz. ; hens, 15c; cocks, 11c; ducks,
INci geese, 15c; turkeys, 26c; pigeons, per
doz., 1.20; homer squabs, - per doz., $4.00;
fancy squabs, per doz., 63.00; No. 1, per
doz., 3.00. Alive: Broilers, 35c, 14 to lVs
lbs., and 1V4 to 2 lbs., 20c; smooth legs,
14c; hens, 12V40; stags, 10c; old roosters, 7c;
old ducks, full feathered, 13V4c; geese, full
feathered, 6Vsc; turkeys, 14c; guinea fowls,
20o each; pigeons, pec- doz., 60c; homers,
per doz., 13.00; squabs. No. 1, per doz, $1.50;
No. 2, per doz., 50c.; capons, over 8 lbs.,
14c; old turkeys, 19c.
FISH (all frozen) Pickerel, 6c; white, 7
10c; pike, c; trout, 11c; large crapples, 12W
15c; Spanish mackerel, 19c; eel, 18c; had
dock, 13c; flounders, 12c; green catfish, 15c;
roe shad, 80c each; shad roe, per pair, 55c;
frog legs, per doz., 35c; salmon, 9c; halibut,
c; herrlfig. 6Hc.
BEEP CUTS Ribs: No. 1, 14c; No. I, 12c;
No. 3, IOV4C Loin: No. 1, 15c; No. 2, 12Hc;
No. 8, llfcc. Chuck: No. 1, 7c; No. 2. 7c;
No. I, 7vo. Round: No. 1. 9V4c; No. 2, UV,c;
No. 3. Vc. Plate: No. 1, 6c; No. i. 6 Vic;
No. 3, 6V4C
FRUITS Apples. Washington Missouri
Pippins, 4V4-tlor. per box, $2.25; Washington
Red Cheek Pippins, 54, 64, 80, 112 sizes, per
box, $2.60; Washington Genoa, per box,
$2.25; Ben Davis, per box, $2.10. Bananas:
Fancy select, per bi'nch, $2.25'a2.50; Jumbo,
per bunch, $2.76g3.75. Date.-: Anchor
brand, new, 30 1-lb. pkgs. In boxes, per
box, $2.00; bulk, In 70-lb. boxes, per lb. 6Vfeo.
Figs: Turkish, 7-crown, per lb., ltic; 5
crown, per lb., 14o; 4-crown, per lb., 13o.
Orape Fruit: Florida. 46, 64. 64, 80 sizes,
per box, $4.00; choice stock, 25c less.
Lemons: Llmonelra brand, extra fancy,
300, 360 sizes, per box, $4.50; fancy, 300, 361
sizes, per box, $4 .00; 210 size, 50c per box
leas. Oranges: Camella Redlands navels.
80, 96 sizes, per box. $3.00; 150, 176 and
smaller sizes, $3.26; choice navels, 80, 96,
126 sizes, $2.85; 150 and smaller sizes, $3.00.
Pears: California Winter Nellis. per box,
$2.75. Strawberries: Louisiana, per 24-plnt
case. 40ixu4.g.
VEGETABLES-Beans: String and wax.
per hamper, $3.6fvfi4.50. Beets: Per bu..
75c. Cabbage: New York, per lb., mc.
Carrots: Per bu., 75c. Celery: California
Jumbo, per doz. bunches, 85c. Cucumbers:
Hot house, 14 and 2 doz. In box, per doz..
$20002.25. Eg Plant: Fancy Florida, por
doz., $2.00. Garlic: Extra fancy, white,
per lb., 15c. Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf,
per doz., 45c. Onions: Iowa, red and yel
low, por lb., 2Vjc; Indiana, white, per lb., 3c.
Onion Sets: White, per bu., 32 lbs., $1.75;
yellow, per bu., 32 lbs., $1.26; red, per bu.,
32 lbs., $1.50. Parsley. Fancy southern,
per doz. bunches, rioSc. Parsnips: Per
bu., 75o. Potatoes: Early Ohio seed, sand
soil, In sacks, per bu., $1.00: Genuine Red
River Early Ohio seed, per bu $1.20; Iowa
and Wisconsin, white stock, per bu., 75c;
Colorado, per bu., 90c. Rutabagas: Per
lb., H4c Tomatoes: Florida, per 6-basket
crate, fancy, $2.50; choice, $2.00. Turnips:
Per bu., 75c.
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds: Cnli'ornia
soft shell, per lb., IKe; In sack lots. 1c less.
Brazil Nuts: Per lb., 13c; In sack lots, 1c
less. Cocoanuta: l-r Back, $5.26; per doz..
Roc. Filberts: Per lb., 14c; ln sack lota,
lc less. Hh-korvnuts: Irge, per lb., 5c;
small, per lb., 6c. Peanuts: Roa:ted, per
lh.. 8c; raw, per lb., 64c. Pecans: Ijtrfre.
per lb., 16c; ln sack lots. 1c less. Walnuts:
Black, per lb., 2'4c; California, per lb.. lc;
In Back lots, lc less Cider: New York,
Mott'ay per bbl., $6.75. Honey: New, 24
frames, $3.75.
Metal Market.
NBW YORK. March 28. METALS
Standard copper, dull; spot, March, April,
May and June, $11.7tKi'11.85; Lnmliin market,
firm; spot, 14 15s; futures, 56 7a 6d; ar
rivals reported at New York today, 480
tons: custom house returns show exports
so far this month. 17.9M tona; I-ake cop
per. $12.37 Vrl2.6h; electrolytic, $12.26W12.37v;
casting, $12 iH"( 1-.1-V; tin, firm; spot and
March. $41. 35U41. 75; April, $41.2rci'41.75; May,
$41.O041.62Vt; June, 140.62 Va-tl JiVi; London,
strong; spot, 17 15s; futures. 185 17s 6d ;
lead, quiet; $4.4ixij4.5o New York, $4.278
4 S-'i East St. Louis; London, 13 18s 9d;
speller, quiet; $o.55(6.65 New York, $o.40'(j
6.46 East St. Louis; Inndon, 23; antimony,
dull; Cookson s. $9 0lit).50; Iron. Cleveland
warrants, 47s 7Vj1 ln london; locally Iron
was unchanged; No. 1 foundry northern,
$15.75116.25; No. 2 foundry northern, No. 1
southern and No. 1 southern soft, $15.&0(3
16.01.
8T. LOUIS, March 28. M ETA LB Lead,
firm, at $4.J0; spelter, weak, at $5.42V,.
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at t p. aa. yes
terday: RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle.Hogs.8heep.H r's.
C , M. & St. P 5 3 1
Wabash 1
Missouri Paclflo 6
Union Paclflo 34
C. & N. W., east.... 4
C. Al N. W., west.... 68
C, St P., M. & O.... 26
C, B. & Q east 2
C, B. & Q , west I 49
C, R. I. & P., east.. 10
C R. 1. & P., west.: 3
Illinois central
C. G. W 4
Total receipts ..217
DISPOSITION H EAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
1
4
34 23
1 .. 1
52 1 4
21
2 2..
23 6 1
4 .. 1
s :: '::
2 $ 1
151 34
Omaha Packing Co H
Swift and Company 1,134
Cudahy Packing Co 923
Afmour & Co 4t
Schwarta-Bolen Co 249 -
Krey Packing Co.v 7t2
S. & S 16
Sinclair 125
W. B. Vansant Co 11
Benton, Vansant & Lush 3
Stephens Bros 74
Hill ex Son ini
F. B. Lewis 67
Huston & Co 23
Jr B. Root & Co 60
J. H. Bulla 17
L. F. Hubs 14?.
McCreary & Carey 23
S. Wertheimer 68
H. F. Hamilton 20
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co 8
Klein & Christy 17
Other buyers . 65
1.781
2.4U
2.54
2.627
418
1,806
1,747
2,319
STOCK ERS AN DFEEDERS.
I "4 4 66 a ? ( 63
6 I't I 5o 88 I M
tt. T46 I 80 M k I 70
t Nl I W
HOGS General conditions that were more
or leas promising enabled sellers of hogs
to obtain slightly higher prices for offer
ings this morning. On butchet weights
It waa a strong nickel higher market, much
of the $6.36 quality of yesterday going Into
packers' pens at $6.40. tin lights the trade
showed a flat nickel advance, as this class
of stock attracted more competition than
mixed or heavy grades.
Receipts were of very fair volume, but
demand waa reasonably broad and final
clearance was practically complete. Move
ment lacked life, however, and It waa
well along toward midday before the bulk
had changed hands. Shipping purchaaea
were largely confined to bacon weights,
and Inquiry from this quarter was dis
criminating and rather limited
Long strings ranged at 8 40a 6 45. I .ard
and rough packing loads had to sell at
$6.36 and leas, while choice light animals
reached $6.60. The latter price. It will be
noted, Is a dime higher than yesterday's
top, this peculiar phase ot the trade being
at least partly due to poor assortment of
bacon weights yesterday
Representative Bales
1.143
Totals 5.506 9.362 7.431
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were quite a
little larger than yesterday, 208 cars being
reported ln, but still the total for the two
days foots up only 9,360, which is a falling
oft of almost L000 head aa compared with
the same days a week ago, but Is about
the same as a year ago. The market as a
whole was In a good healthy condition and
pretty much everything ln the yards that
waa at all desirable had changed hands in
good season In the morning.
Beef steers as compared with yesterday
were steady to strong and the demand for
desirable kinds reasonably active, so that
an early clearance waa effected. Good cat
tle having both quality and flesh sold up as
high as $6.25. For the two days the market
Is a good lOo higher than laat week's
close.
Cowb were generally steady, but choloe
light, fat heifers were if anything a little
stronger, being ln very good demand. The
general market on butcher stock, however,
might be described as steady to strong the
same as beet steers.
Strictly good feeders were ln fair request
at steady prices, while the medium to com
mon kinds were slow and weak.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beet steers, $6.0C6.26; fair to good beef
steers, $5.75j43.00; common to fair beef
steers, $4.75(()5.75; good to choice cows and
heifers, $4."iii5.76; fair to good cows and
heifers, $44ixa"4.76; common to fair cows
and heifers, $3.00(4.40; good to choice stock
ers and feeders, $5.35$6.00; fair to good
Btockers and feeders, $6.00(35.36; common to
fair atockers and feeders, 84 2.ra5.00; stock
heifers, $3.754.76; veal calves, $4,0037.60;
bulls, stags, etc., $3.755.00.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. At. Pr.
I 816 ( 10 7 861 6 0
6 S 6 40 M 1140 6 80
It 880 6 46 20 1265 t K4
8 DUO i 60 IS 10M 6 86
14 871 6 56 20 111 i 86
It 8H1 6 60 tt 1248 6 00
II 1111 6 65 16 1441 4 60
16 1"01 6 66 18 1M4 4 00
16 1061 i 65 M 1227 6 00
16 MI0 t 70 86 1190 00
1) 1134 6 70 tO 1248 4 00
20 1186 6 70 46 1180 00
18 1280 ( 76 1 1211 t 06
It .1100 t 76 16 1320 4 10
13 .i.... lost) ,8 76 18 12K5 10
18 1042 6 80 21 1867 6 10
80 1178 I 80 14 1814 10
41 12Z7 6 86 It 1496 6 14
88 1211 I 86 1 1178 4 80
18 1180 4 86 84 1447 4 84
80 1161 i 86 II 1361 16
S'I'rJElW AND HE1FERW.
I .-... 671 ( 66 87...... 1066 ( 4
1 810 4 00
COWS.
It 88 t 60 6 81 4 tf
1 1060 80 II 141 4 ao
t W0 t 86 4 im 4 M
761 1 86 1 1166 4 60
40 1021 4 6 T IH IN
II HI ( 1 1176 I 00
8 VI3 4 40 1 1080 6 06
1 811 4 40 17 1170 6 06
4 1180 4 60 11 1161 6 It
10 1117 4 6-1 It 1171 6 16
10 862 4 70 4 111 IK
10 1116 4 76 1 1176 4 10
1 1117 4 76 11 104 I 80
t 1160 4 0 1 1410 I It
10 Hut 4 86
HEIFERS.
1 142 4 26 17 678 t Is
8 480 4 86 4 600 6 86
14 6! 4 40 21 8M 6 46
4 6S0 4 60 4 4M 6 60
14 4tt 4 60 4 170 I 60
8 476 4 ii 21 738 i 60
No.
It....
64....
11....
11....
80.,..
66....
67
60....
67....
46....
84....
6....
68....
6....
68....
67....
64...,
II. ...
66...,
6...,
4....
60....
66....
67....
41....
71....
66...,
III. ..
60....
60...
17...,
1T7...
42...,
10...,
68....
tl....
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60...,
66...,
23...
87...
66...
17...
71...
41...
66...
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67...
84...
14...
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41...
80...
18...
64...
87...
64...
67...
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46...
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4...
13
AV.
....441
....MO
....16
....tl
....IJ6
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....ZX0
....816
....Ft
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....186
....8f.4
. . . . 14
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....1,1
....861
... .800
....86
....817
....870
....808
....rs
....876
....S6
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....174
....til
....Jl
...ta
....141
. ...1
1H0
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....167
....241
....t:4
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....806
....188
....188
....27
....266
....!
....8M
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...ta
....148
....874
....814
....188
....801
....871
....8X8
....887
....114
.....240
864
....8o4
'
....866
860
Bh.
No.
46...
64...
60...
47...
48...
41...
46...
46...
47...
68...
134..
47...
67...
44...
67...
71...
tt...
64...
41...
21...
Av.
...847
...174
...140
...146
...141
...3ft!
...808
...tf4
...rt
...3(4
Pr.
6 64
( 3
4 80
n
81
4 86
4 86
4 84
4 86
4 tt
4
4 86
4 86
4 85
4 85
4 35
4 86
f 86
4 36
4 35
4 16
4 36
4 86
4 36
3714,
4 37V,
I 87 V4 If
4 17 1 76
17 V 74 Ill
4 40 71 tal
71 B4
60 221
70 260
66 m
Bo.
62..
64.
..2S
..tst
..332
. .M
..tl'4
..too
..242
..110
..tit
..ff.3
..133
..186
..8.15
..216
..231
..136
.216
6 40
I 40
4 40
40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
40
4 40
I 40
4 40
4 40
40
I 40
4 40
40
40
I 40
I 44
4 44
I 40
40
4 40
I 40
4 40
40
4 40
4 44
40
4 40
4 44
4 40
I 40
61.
44.
17.
74.
42.
70.
76.
74.
47
66
73
14
64
70
81...
64...
7...
1...
71...
78...
14...
7t...
41...
77...
66...
86...
10...
t64
...868
...267
...IM
...311
...iW
...821
...204
...7
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...t.t
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...
...281
..241
..884
..227
....207
....106
....224
....tot
....Hit
....194
....2.14
....12
....14
....184
....172
...117
Pr.
4 40
40
4 40
40
40
I 40
4 40
4 40
44
4 40
I 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 42 V
4 42V4
I 42V4
4 42V
42V4j
4 46
4 46
4 46
4 46
4 46
4 46
I 46
4 46
4 45
I 46
4 46
4 iS
4 46
4 46
4 46
4 46
4 44
4 44
4 46
4 46
47Vi
t 64
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 64
60
4 60
60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 66
4 66
4 66
4 66
4 66
6 66
4 60
4 60
4 40
SHEEP Trade ln sheep and lambs had
a strong undertone, and the big end of the
run consisted of sheep. Offerings Included
several strings of prime western stock
but Mexicans were relatively scarce and
no very thorough test of extreme quota
tions waa possible.
Western lambs sold up aa high aa $6.35,
this sale indicating a limit or near-limit
of $6.60 for choice Mexicans. The shorn
lambs market is still on a narrow basis
of course, but recent business has been
showing an average spread of about 76c
under sales of similar Quality wooled am
malju Freshly shorn lambs have been
moving around 36.26u6.e0. Heavy offerings.
still ln the fleece, are quotable at or near
$6.00.
Demand for the better classes of sheep
was healthv from tha opening, packer pro
ducing large enough orders to make a de
cent clearance of bulk in very good season.
Western ewes reached $5.00 on two or three
different oocaslons and Mexican ewes
topped at $5.10. Western wethers brought
as much as $5.30, a price which calls for
quality rather than handy-weight It
choice, handy wethers were available, they
would probably command small premiums
over the weighty kinds that have claimed
credit for tops on most days lately.
Yearlings, either wooled or shorn, were
scarce. Some Mexicans from western Ne
braska feed lots arrived and sold at $6.78.
a figure that may safely be placed at the
top of the list. Good western yearlings
are wanted around $5.60.
Quotations oh sneep and lambs: Good to
choice lambs, $6.16&6.46; fair to good lambs,
t5.8&G.10; handy weight yearlings, $6.Kf
6.65; heavy yearlings. i5.CHu6.ab; good to
choice wethers, $5.u6 26; fair to good
wethers. $4.6&2j6.00; good to choice ewes,
$4-6b3fi.00; fair to good ewes, $4.2534.65;
sheep, culls to feeders, $3-0iK(j4.O0.
Representative sales:
No.
wethers
lambs
ewes
wethers
lambs
Receipts. 21'i0
head;'n',arket strong; native motions. $3
ti5 V; lambs. $5 7..ji 50; 011 1 It and bucks.
stockera, $2.W3a.
I IIU (UO ,MK STOCK M A K K r.
Demaad for Cattle Steady
fttrona eep Wo".
CHICAGO. March 2-CATTLF.-Recelpt.
2.500 head; market st-arty; neeves. ....
6 SO; Texas steers. $4 5tf5.70: western eera.
$4HMi5lti; Blockers and feeders. $4 .011 ..' .
cows and helfera. $2.7:rfr6.00; calves, $5.2
J.26. ...
IOGS Receipts. m.ooo iV!
strong at opening-prices: ngni, jw""'".
mixed. $6.nfq7 06; heavy. $fi AV?,.; rouen.
$6.avu.50: good to choice heavy, wur. so ,
pigs. 3fori7.3o: DUia 01 saies, ""-"--'-
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Receipts. M.0rt
head; market weak; native sheep. $3r
RSS; western sheep. $32Mtf.40; yearling.
$4v7i6.66; native lambs. $o0tu.40; western
lambs, $5.a4i6oO.
St. Joseph I, It? atoeU Market.
ST. JOSEPH. March S8.-CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1.500 hean. Maraei run in -
higher; steers, .;"u-o.",
era. $3.50.100; calves $.1.00
HOGS Receipts. 6.000 head. Market MJ
10c higher: top, $6.85; bulk of sales, $.6vji
lsinTP AND LAMRS-Recelpts. 1.500
head Market lOoJilgher; lambs, K.rAjW 40.
. Stork In Sight.
' Receipts of live stock at Oie five prlncl-
pal western markets yesteroaj .
t Bine.
6.0
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. IaiiiIs
Chicago
Total receipts.
10.(1.10 6.800 .
6O.1O 1.50 I
17.(100 10,000 I
t9 l S 100
liiooo 14
. 1,5"0
. U.Ot 0
. 3 .400
. 2.500
.23,6110 61,100 S4.100
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. March 28-COTTON-Srot
closed quiets 6 points lower; middling Jip
fandsT 143t; middling gulf. 14.00c; sales.
'Tr LOUIS. March 28 -COTTON-lx,wer;
middling, 144c; receipts. 1.47 bale.; Bhlp-
-a -At- ,nlnl t nfll 21 2S2 rem.4r.
menis, ""-""".--:-. ,,iK.d
York conon .
A Bryan, meinon . ..
New
by 1-ogan
I Open. I High. I Low. Close. Tes'y
M.rch 22 1 4 23 14 08 14 17 14 16
SJSy . 14 33 14 34 14 20 14 29 14 29
J..W 14 10 1 1 14 01 14 09 14 10
iuMBt" 13 64 13 67 18 58 13 63 13 63
Oct .. 12 66 12 56 12 61 UM 12 62
Dry tJooda Market.
NEW YORK. March 28.-DRY GOODS
Prloes on cotton goods are somewhat ir
regular following the recent revision
beached cottons The export revision 1 In
China has reached a volume of about 8.000
bales to date. Including several lines of
Sheetings and drills. Men's wear make. It
quiet. Hosiery yarne have been Belling a
little more freely.
So gar Market.
NEW YORK, March W.-BUaAR-Raw.
easy; muscovado. 89 test, 8.42c; centrifugal,
M test, S2c; molasses, 89 teet, 3.75c; re
fined, steady.
COFFEE Spot, quiet.
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA. March 28. HAY No. 1.
No. X, $10:00; packing, $9.00, alfalfa,
Straw: Wheat, t.ou; rye, e-".
$11.00;
$13.00.
$1.00.
267 western
21 western
84 western
6 western
259 western
269 western lambs
6H3 western ewes
56 western lambs
27 western ewes, culls
486 western yearlings .
197 western wethers
261 western lambs
621 Mexican ewes
216 western wethers ...
212 western lambs
227 western lambs ......
248 western lambs ,
191 western ewes 1
19 western wethers ..
435 western lambs
. 42 western wethers ..
4uO western yearlings ..,
$55 western lambs ,
A v.
119
66
115
124
78
78
91
62
77
89
116
85
87
82
92
M
84
90
135
9S
116
113
96
Pr.
6 30
6 60
6 00
6 30
6 35
6 35
4 80
4 60
t 60
6 75
6 76
16
6 10
4 60
6 20
6 30
15
6 00
6 10
6 90
6 25
4 20
6 15
St. Louis l.lve Stork Market.
ST. I1UIS. March 28.-CATTLE-Re-celpts.
8,4 head, including 100 Texans;
market steady; native shipping and export
Bfeers, $6.0tyn8.76; dressed beef and butcher
steers, $5.5t(6 50; steers under 1.000 lbs.,
$5.7'g6.75; Btockers and feeders. tl50rg5 75;
cows and helfecji, $4.2.6.25; canners, $2.S5
BURNHAM-HANNA-MUNGER
CASE HEARING IN CHICAGO
Shippers Finish Presenting; Their Evi
dence to Interstate Commerce
Commission.
CHICAGO. March 28.-Shlppers today
finished the presentment of evidence In the
case of Burnham-Hanna-Munger petition
before the Interstate Commerce commis
sion and the case was closed, pending de
cision. The Sioux Clbg.rate case, in which local
rates ara claimed to be In excess of
through rates fixed by the commission was
begun, George T. Bell, trafflo commis
sioner ofthe Sioux City Traffic association,
being the first witness.
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
BEGINS AT BISMARCK. N. D.
Jodie Cowan la Beforei the Senate to
Answer to Charges of Drunkenness
and Neglect of Duty.
B18MARK, S. D., March 28.-Sitting as
a high court of Impeachment, the North
Dakota eenate was convened at 2 o'clock
this afternoon for the purpose of trying
Judge John F. Cowan of the second Judi
cial district on eight separate charges in
cluding drunkenneas and neglect of official
duty. The afternoon was given over
largely to a discussion of the work of or
ganisation and ot the mode of procedure.
CUSTER MEMORIAL PRIZE
AWARDED TO MRS. DANIELS
Philadelphia Woman Cilven Thousand
Dollars for Best Son of
the Year.
PHILADELPHIA, March 28.-At the open
ing session here today of the National Fed
eration ot musical clubs, announcement was
made that the Custer memorial prlae of
$1,000 for a song had been awarded to
Mrs. Mabel W. Daniels, of Brookllne, Mass.
The song Is called "The Villa of Dreams."
The second prise of $200 to Mr. and Mi a.
Henry B. Stearns of Columbia, Mo.
A Fierce Attack
of malaria, liver derangement and kidney
trouble Is easily cured by Electric Bitters,
the guaranteed remedy. 60c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
llelns Pleads taullty to Murder.
PIERRE. S. D.. March . 2S.-Wllllain
Halm accused murderer 01 none r.. mo
pleaded guilty today.
Thursday.
He will be sentenced
J - . r" w
Huston Storks and Roads.
BOSTON. March 28 Closing quotation
on stocks were as follows:
Alloues
N
OATt
4 mixed, 41c; s
Unchanged; No.
ktnple, 3sVyc. ,
3 white, 30o.
I
Dnluth Ore I a Market.
ni'l.UTH. March 18. WH KAT No.
northern. 94'c; No. t northern. 81V.r.)-!',c;
Vl.u lll7, ,ilv ef,Tt. K.llt .llSr Un .
OATS-Wc.
Liverpool firafa Market.
LIVEIUHM.IL. March 28. WH EAT Spot,
dull; No. 2 red western winter, no stock:
futures, firm: May. ua 8id, July, 6s ed;
October, 6s 7Sd.
4AHN Spot, Amertcan mixed, new, quiet.
IT, Klier. Hamburg waa unchanged to
plK higher. Klo. 50 rata lower at 7 t-.i.
St,nt.a. :u rels lower. 4a 4 tTU; 7s 6 $Ks.
hiaxillbB exchanae on London unchanged
at 16 1-ldd Receipts at the two Brazilian
ports. 15.10 bags, against 17 OH) baa. Jun
iliahy receipts. I.!"") haga. asa.nst 4.500 bags
laft year. New York warehouse deliveries,
yesterday. 6.2UJ bags, against 10,226 bags
last year.
tlil coffee, quiet; Rio No. 7. 1214c; San
tos. No. 4. 13V. Mild, quiet; Cordova,
131115e nominal.
A.nal. Corner
A. 1. L 8
Arlaoua Com
Atlantic
H a ('. C. A 8. M
Butte CiAlltion ...
Cal. A Arizona....
Cel. 4V llf.ll
4'enlennlaJ
Copper Hange C. C
taat Hulte l'. 84..
Kreitaltn
CitriMiK i'on
(Irai.br iim
tireene Cananra ..
tale Hot ale topper.
. 32Vt Mohaark
. 44 Nva1a Tun
. I Ntpiweins Mines .
. 14 K.H-tn Bulla
. 4 Nrtn Lake
. (11,1 Dominion ....
. Hi1 Osceola
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. UV, Shannon
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it ami opsvr
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WmI Market.
BOSTON, March . WtXlI The Boston
market continues dull and depressed, with
buyers In command of tne situation. Some
fairly large salea are reported In territory
stock, but fleece, wools are In light de
mand and there is no business In washed
clothing or staple fleece. Fine staple
fleece, territory, ia quoted at bfo to 6"c;
scoured and fine niedinm, from 4tc to 5oc
What little Ohio has changed hands has
been ln three-eighths blood at Z.c to the
There has been scarcely any business ln
Texaa or California wool. New Arizona
wool Is coming ln slowly and Is held lo
cally at ViiJ"c There Is no bldd'ng here
fur wool on the sheep's back. Pulled wool
la also dull, but the foreign product brings
some inquiry.
M'. 1..M IS. March 28. WOOl I'n
rl.anged; territory and western mediums.
ly:c. fine mediums, 16ijic; flue, lilic
l.oatlea Stovk Market.
IjONIKN. March 88. American securities
opened firm and higher today. Profes
sionals supported the market during the
early trading and at noou prices were from
Oils and Koala.
SAVANNAH, (la.. March 28. TURPEN
TINE Firm at 8104H; salea. SH3 bbla.; re
ceipt. - bbla; shipments, 170 bbls.;
sum ks. 1.4X.1 bbla.
ROSIN Firm; sales 819 bbls; receipts,
: n&3 bbls.; shipments. 5M hi. Is. ; stocks. 50 -M:'
I. bis. Quotations: R. $H07'-: I, $o.20: K.
p. 30; F, $8 85; O. t-37V,, ) $s u; I. $i 4.',;
it tvnd M, $8 47V; W. G. And W. W.. $8 55.
Thursday is Home Day.
Dealers have prepared lists of nice
homes which will appear in tomorrow'
Bee.
Buy now.
Establish yourself ln the community by owning your own home. Pay for
It on the easy term plan a few hundred dollars down the balance like rent.
Merchants will be glad to give the home owner credit, people look up to
him with respect, he la somebody.
ln the real estate columng of Thursday's Bee there will be a great many
nice hoines advertised for sale on the easy term plan.
Buy now, before the prices advance.
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