THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, MARCH. 23, 1912.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
v
1 1
Sup in Wheat Harrow, Changes
Amonntin; to Vowing.
Acnvrn is koted is cons
Mld-W. later Weather Darta Jiarrk
Baa Forced Hfiir Feedlag Oar.
swAloa Likely StswOaT
Sitaatleai Wilt emit.
"OMAHA. March . li
The wheat market la in a rut. Th
range each day la narrow and prtoa
change for thti .week will amount to
Hula or nothing. Tha trad la timtd
about buying because long wheat la
dumped an tSe market on every bulge.
Without a definite crop scare, tha Mtua
tloa la a hesvy one. and at tha aama
time It la reasonable to expect a period
of crop complaint, which mill prevent
heavy selling..
Tha corn market -a a hit more active,
due mostly to a more active cash demand.
MMnnter weaiher during the month
of March baa forced heavy feeding oper
ation to continue. If the demand Im
prove a wrong situation will develop In
both the cash and future.
Tha opening wheat market was rather
weak owing to lower cable. Selling waa
general and price stayed below eater
day ctoea. Cash wheat waa unchanged.
Corn held steady and a bet'er cah de
mand helped advance value. The market
keep In a healthy ton and higher level
ar expected. Cart torn wa StrVc
Primary wheat receipt were 304.0OI bo.
and shipment were 11S.0W bu.. against
recelpu last yrsr of AH.O00 bu. and hlp
mente of irto bu.
Primary corn receipt wer 4tsW bo.
and shipment wer bu., against
receipts lust year of !,' bu. and ship
ments of 47140 bu.
Clearance wer tl.444 bu. of corn, none
f oat and wheat and flour equal to
irr.SBe bu. .
Liverpool dosed VCM lower on wheat
and Sfisd lower on corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
WHEAT No. hard: 1 car. 11.02; I ear.
B 1V Rejected: 1 car, c.
CORN-No. 1 yellow: 1 car. MC No.
4 yellow: 1 car. 44Sc; I cars, Vc; 1 car,
4Se. No. I mixed: J car. sMr. No. 4
mixed: I car. to'tc; 1 oar. : l car,
y: 1 car, 44c. No grade. I car, etc
OAT-No. I white: car. llMc No.
I whit: 1 car. Use No arad: 1 ear, Uc
Omaha Cask Prtoe.
WHEAT-NO. I hard. 1.tlst?l: No. I
bard. UOlfJl.04; No. 4 hard. VM L
CORN No. I white. Ctr7Vc; No. 4
whit. HCc: No. I cole. 44S7e; No.
yellow, eHerMMtC; No. 4 yellow.
e: No. I. sc. No. 4. mvtc:
no grade, tlijsaa.
OATS-No. t whit. IHUJMc: standard.
limrilV. No. I whit. leM4c: No. 4
white. lftCmc; No. I yellow, U0tlV.c;
No. 4 yellow, sOSfltlc -'
BARLEY Milling. tsVeW.lt; No. 1
feed. Tatttan: heavier than feed. Mcett-4.
Carlet Keewfat.
. - Wheat. Corn. Oate.
Thlcago IT m 144
K.nneapou ......... Is ... ...
Omaha 11 M M
liuiuth T
CR1CA04 AIX AND PROVISIONS
reateeee at the Trading aad Cloatag
r rices ea Hoard af Trad.
CHICAOOt March IS. -Cora plaints of ex
tensive wop aemev. im
soft winter wheat east of the Missouri
rtver rallied the market today from the
effect of jarlsh cable The close was
firm with prices varying from Sfl-So off
to So advance Corn scored a net gain
of to Mlwc, and oats a rise of W
St Hog products finished wlihlo 4 tnfi
either way from last night
. rUrongth In wheat developed late m the
dev. Tha easier feeling at the outset
followed a break at Budapest, due to an
unexpected Increase In Argentina ship
ments, tit forwardlnge lor the week
reaching a total the largest In over a
vear. Visible BUDUlle at 1 Pitta port
had also become much more bulky then
had been looked for. The movement o(
wheat northwest of Chicago, however,
waa eats to hav shown sign of grad
ually growing l.ss and this (act eneour-
mmA .unnnrt. Houthweet market, too.
were reducing storks by liberal selling
to country mill. A timely bulg In corn
- afforded help also toward giving the
market a lift. It was feared that the re-
. - blllma .'iiuM nmvi Atilv
too serious, which principally turned the
wheat pit to the buying side a the sea.
alon approached an end. A St. Louie
authority made the outlook In this re
aped decidedly bullish. Largely aa a re
sult the My option, which between the
opening and the close fluctuated from
ti ni SAT I K1,, wound up firm at fLattf
i-We. a gala of so net.
A flurry among short at St. Lout
I formed the basis of the- upturn In com.
Speculators of the heavy caliber sort
seised the chance here and forced the
1 crowd ( Pit trader to rush for cover.
Receipt were light In all directions and
there wer sum rather wild sturlea of
fancy price outh and southwest for
Texas wss said to be selling at 11.09 a
bushel. In Chicago tha May option
ranged from 70Nt7lse, closing steady at
' TlStrTlso, an advance of NJSo above
UUH ntgnb v Hn gnu" .n, 1 1 1 hi. ..w.
t yellow was quoted at 4ff7e for car
kS.
( nsettled weather that was predicted
and that would further retard the open
ing of erring work mad the oat mar
ket yninatbtss with corn. Business,
n thcugh. was only of fair volume. Upper
end lower level touched for May were
Ut.4-rr and MSo, with last sale c
' Selling by packer aulliried the tendency
of provisions to rise, owing to Ue email
treagth of grain. When the last gong
etruok the market ess practically at the
, same point a twenty-four hour before.
fjtkjtt.f Inn. an eiititrea f ' ' mm fnilnws?
twins. WQWtbc; young America, Wi9
Oe: lohg horn. lc -
POTATOES-teady; receipt 74 car:
Wisconsin. $1.1761.3,; Michigan and Min
nesota. 1. lMjl.W-
POL'URY Weak: turkey, live, 14c:
turko. dressed. OHc; chickens, live, 14c;
ehickena, dressed. Isc; priac, live. 14c;
spring, dressed, tfc.
VSAV-Steady; 7vlle.
NEW . YORK. GENEHAl MARKET
atat(raa ( tk Owr Various
esaaaed 1 1 lea.
VRXf TAR K March H FLOUR
Steady: spring patents, tU5ti6.6: winter
straight. Kaf-4.e; winter patents. S4.dOS
4.0; spring clears, K4.&; winter ex
tras. No. l. gJ.7ttriJ.8U. winter eir. o".
t U .'4sX.a; Kansas straight. t 7witt .
Rye flour, steady : fair to good, HH(4.;
choice to fancy. sS-viitrS.S.
in hnska jyMdv line wniie au
dried. it.;. .
RTF Quiet: No. t KC e. 1. I. BUliaio.
WHKAT Stmt market steady: No. Z
red, 41.01 elevator, export basis, to arrive.
nd ll.Ti. f. o. b., afloat: No. 1 northern.
imluth, 1.1H f. o. 0., opemng nsvisa-tron.-
Kutnrc-i easy at the trt on cable,
hut rallleH nn ennd huvina tor local ac
count on rumor of export Inaulry and
large weekly export, closing 64c
higher: May. lot x-jsc cioeeo at
41.07 -l: July, dosed, at I1.0S1S-K. Re
ceipts, k.sju bu.; shipments, :.sw ou.
TOKN spot market, nrm; no. s, ic.
elevator, domestic basts, to smve, and
export, Too, f . o. b . afloat. Future mar
ket nomlnaL Receipt, U.J75 bu.; ship
ments, 13. Ate bu.
OAT3-pot market barely- steady:
standard white. Wc la elevator; No. i,
;:. No. I, Mc; No. 4, (sy ; natural
white and white clipped. fi2Sc. on
track. Futures market nominal, liecetpta,
1st (W bu. -- - '
HA Y-Flrm; prim. tlM; No. 1, ILI09
LK: No. X tl.l&l.a-; No. . 41.064IL1O.
IIOF-Julet: state, common to choice,
lll crop, ic; UX crop, nominal; Pa
clfle coast. 1911 crop, 4144c; UK) crop,
nominal.
HIDKi-Ptenrtv; Central America, Me;
Bogota. a&2o.
l.EATHKK r'lrm: hemlock flrata,
pWc. seconds, mil thirds, iltfSe; n
Ject. 16c.
PKOVIHION8-Pork. firm; raee. H?.
17.75; fmlly, l.S0J(ai); short clears,
tll.V&UM. Beef, firm; mesa. U3 009
U s; family. 15tiCwii.a; beef ham, gfi.w
ifm. Cut meats, firm: pickled bellies,
14 to 14 pounds. Is K; pickled -una, tlu.7i
j(ll.. Lard, firm; middle wet prim.
Is Htt 6 : refined, steady: continent.
outh America, 1; compound. 4.Te
7.UH.
TAI00W Steady; prime dty, hhdi, c;
apeilsl, 4c; country, MfMo.
CHKft'B Firm; receipt, tm pkg.;
lute, whole milk, held, whit or colored,
liSulc: aklnx, Mjlit.
lido-Firm; receipts. 14.84 cases: fresh
gathered, extras. DUBVro; firsts, KeaiStcj
seconds, :i't)3Wc; western gathered
whites, TVaUr.
Bl'TTV.Il-KIrm; receipt, R.S01 tubs;
creamery specials, nwaie; extras, Wi'iJ
lie; firsts. vw, second. SWc; atata
dairy, flneat. sue; good to prime, ft&SM,
common to fair, BuiMc; process pecial,
XJi tIhc- extra, M4&
POtXTHT Aliv, steady; western
chicken. I: fowl. 1M&1V.: turkeys,
l!!c; dressed, steady; western fowl,
I4ti4c; turkeys, l:'rr?lc.
" , f. I.eals Oeaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS. March . WHEAT Firm;
track. No. t red, 1.Uj9Ls; No. 1 bard.
ll.uJtil.il.
'COKN-Hlgher: track, No. X, IWffTOe;
No. I white. kWo-efV.
UAT8-r1rm: track. No. a, NM53Hc;
No. 1 white. WViC
Closing prices of futures:
WHKr-Wesk; May. I1.00S; July. KH
"c'oRN-Hlgher: May, 7H: July, TOo.
OATS Firm; May, Uc; July, tftxC
HYB-Unchanged; sSo,
iFIXjl'R gulet: red winter patent .
(tA.li; extra fancy and straights, HI09
t: herd winter dears, H l.7s.
HKKIi-Tlmothy, U4.0tvtJlJ.00.
COttN'MKAL-UaX
H'tAN-Slesdy, aacked, oast track, tl 30
4ii a
HAT Firm: timothy,. f2S.ff.0; prai
rie, ll.iinfia.o.
rU(HHNi-7Hc. . ,
I'ROVIHIONHPorK, uncnangeq; jon-
blng. ti'.Tf. Lard, unchanged; prime
steam, tV.ft41s.Ce. Dry aalt meats (boxed),
lower; extra snorts, asm; ciear noa. w
short dears, K Baoon thoxed), lower;
extra shorts, io.S; clear rib, ilO.S; short
elear. fld W. , r
Pol'LTKY-Mteady; chicken, UW;
prings, Itc; turkeys, 17c; ducks, Uc;
geese, SC.
Bl'TTBR Firm: creamery. 14930c. ,
KUUbV-Hlf nr; lie
Iveeeipta. Bnipment
NEW YORK STOCK-MARKET
Prices Again Hove Forward
Eecordi for MoTement
to
Flour, bbla.,
Wheat. !u.
Corn, bu....,
Oats, bu
4, est
, 11,'inu
, dl.MS
44.im
16.0U0
Kaaaaa City ftli aad PreTlaleaa.
KANSAS CITY, March K.-WHEAT-teady;
No. t hard, ll.oteji.W; No. t 1.
i.H; No. 1 red, ll.Wul.01; No. t, ii
t?ORN-rnchnged to lc higher; No, I
mixed. .TlOTISc; No. a Mf7:; Na I
wlilte, 7lVu;ic; No. a wHfr
OATR-Cnchatiged: No. I hlt tW9
MHo; No. I mixed. KWftMHc.
Closing prices of future
WHKAT May. l.uOH1.00V.; July.
II V bid; September, 4tO bid.
CORN May, n!; July. 74V:; Beplem
ber, V bid.
OUTat-slay. , July, 4T!s9e.
H X br ftetfsec. '
HAY-t'irm; choice timothy, .
ID; choice prairie. S17.M.
HITTKR (reamerv. IHc: firsts. Mc:
econd, Mr: packing stock, JIr21Vc-UGaS-Extras,
So; flrata, 21c.
" Ilecelpt. Shipment.
Whetr bu. .
Corn, bU. . M.000
Oats. bu. 7,W K.
Mlaarapolla firala Market.
MlNWFAFtil.18, March 8.-WHKAT-Nsc.il.fvV;
July. ll.wVkOI.Oe: rVptem
brr, 1.4uH- Cash. No. 1 hard, 1.; No.
I northerns tl 47S4l.4Re: No. 2 northern.
tl.ojejejKOt; Ko. s, 1.3V
NEW BEAU FACTION 0KGA5IZFJ)
Lwglcml Kxpla nation far' Iapewrc-
saeat Fact that Stocks Wow
Tkereagkly Majaldated Be
fore HsvesHst Began.
NEW YORK. March 22. The reaction
ary tendency which overtook yesterday's
stock market was partly dispelled today,
prices again forging forward and estab
.Ishing new high recorda for. the move
ment in a number of Important Issue.
Trading waa uncertain at tlmea, but, tak
ing the etocke which constitute tne back
bone of the list, top price were from S
to 7 points higher than at last week's
close.
1 he most logical explanation for the
Improvement Is to be found in the fact
that stocks were thoroughly liquidated
before the movement began and that they
did not decline In the face of many de
velopments of an unfavorable character.'
W hat may oe termed the old short In
terest waa probably driven to cover early
in the present week, but new lines of
stocks have been put out since then. Ac
cording to board room gossip there has
come up another bear faction In the cop
pers, ateeL smelting and some of the
standard railway snares. This element
he tubbornly opposed the rise of the
last few days and may be expected to
continue their tactic unless the present
movement get out of hand.
Metal nock were easily tne feature of
the day. transaction In Amalgamated
Copper exceeding those In United States
meei or any other market leader. An
other conspicuous Issue was American
Smelting, with a Me of over 4 point
from the previous day's low price.
Union Pacific led the railway group
Reading and united States Steel were rel
atively backward and American Sugar,
international Harvester and American
Can. preferred, resumed their recent
activity, making new high record.
mce yielded materially In the last
hour, but net galna wero numerous.
More financing to meet requirements of
railroads was reported from the Missouri
Pacific contemplating an Issue of K.OW.oH)
three-year t per cent note to pay off
obligations recently Incurred.
Bonds were lrrgular Total sales, par
value, CIO. 000. United State 4a and
Panama la advanced per cent on call.
rtumner oi aaie ana leading quotation
n stocks today war as follows:
alee Hlrh. to. CleM,
I specie for this port for the week ending
today were V-ZS j stiver ana sau.aes goiu.
Exports, fsTl.t) stiver and 1,7.S gold.
REPORT OF CLEARIXa HOISK
Traaeaetleae at Associated Basks
far tk Wert.
NEW YORK. March St Bradstreef
hank eleerinn renoet for the week end
ing March tl shows an aggregate of USS.-
OO.0t. as against x3,jw,uh,uw isai wee
and t2.KS.i3.uM In the corresponding week
last year. The following uiiww
citlea:
New York
Chicago
Boeton
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
San Francisco ...
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
fw Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
Los Angeles
OMAHA
Milwaukee ,
Louisville
Atlanta
Portland. Ore.....
Seattle
St. Paul ,
Buffalo ,
Denver
Tndlanapoua
Providence
Richmond
Washington, D. C.
Memphis
St. Joseph
fKIt Ike City.
Fort Worth
Albany
Columbo
Savannah
Toledo
Nashville
Han ford
Spokane. Wash...
racoma
Dee Moines
Rochester
Imluth
Article! OpetMHie-h
i',o xrtrtv
711 751
, WlMSUl
May. lOlwK lVi
Julv.MM)1 W
Sept. '. Wrtj-Si
corn
May.
July.
fats
May.JSr Wt
July.ittA.fi't IsNoSi
Hept.jUttt.j al
, Pork I I
Mar 14 4r I
I I. is i-av;
Low. Cloee.i Tes'r.
I I
lVlftiH
s4 taS..t.a4s
7S74,
711 f!
71
as, n,!
4S0
rirtj
Jaiy.IM TtftrS, 14 B. 14 SIHl 14 77
It
Sept.
Lara
Mar.
Juh.1
14
u u im st i ii os iji
t
rvrT levtiiSM ss
7 7.4j 7JHTSS
Tl'
71S
71H
4S
41'
it rv
14 44
MKi
77s'S Bw t 74
8epLt9Ti r.V,W-i4. I Si Si
Bib
lib
May.f I
Juiy.l
'I
I
ts -rv lav is its
-7W t eu ! B-7U.
Septl a I I HiH 47i IM
FLAX--24.
BAB
RI.KY-TOcttl.ak
CORN-No, I yellow, eWTSc.
OATS-No. i whlt 4iV2'tC.
RYS-No. t Wrtsc.
HIIAN-In 101 Ih. sack. rS.OOfi 55.50.
KJAJL'R First natent. r.tfi.:il: second
patents, K ': first clean, t3.tunj3.7s,
second Clesrs, tilotiiTn.
Cah qootationa were aa f ,1-ows
FLOUR Steady; winter patenta. KlSfl
. ars, winter vtrmiKina, skvo. spun
patents, MstHK: sprint! straights, M
4 bakers, n 7tHi.
RYE No. 1 .
BARLEY-Feed or mixing. 7ici(tl.0t;
fair to choice matting, tl Isarl.B.
- EKrS-TtrBothj. tll.4util.i; clover.
." U4.wf3..
' PROVISIONS Pork. mesa, tit IIS: lard
" tic Uerceel. t SX Short rib looei. .
Total tleerare-es of wheal and floor
wer equal to 17 bushela Exports for
the sreek. as shown by Br4V4reet' were
equal to LOkM bushels. Primary reoelpts
were SM.4WI bushel, compared with 41.
, est swsOvIa tk corresponding dy a year
aga.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
- Wheat, 14 car: corn. M ears; oais, lsl
. cars: hogs, lfctjes bred
Chicago Cash Prices Wheal. No. 1 red.
C ttrLBV No. 1 red. H S1 .!',: No
. l aud. C .01.: No. t hard. tl.ntsLul
' No. 1 sort her a. N11irt.lt; No. ! northern,
f-smill. No. I northern. r.Hrl It: No.
.. : spring. fl.1 J; No. I spring. Mcfj1.4i
No. 4 spring, tttttili.s; velvet chaff. c
I: OS, durum. M.j414 Com. No. i eat
- tt.c: its. s wtute, eswesi; a, s yellow,
4MTii&c; No. 4. 4Sjir: No, 4 white. SNi
47c: No. 4 yellow. wtJH. Oat. No. I
white. UHj4Sr; No. t white. eSWfrc;
v Ne. 4 white. SrtXMge; uandard, ts-ib-itc.
Kye. No. I sr.-. bariey. Terttll M. Tlm
ea hy seed. Hl.A)lLj. Clover seed, tile!
t, HI TTER-Frrm; creamerie. J7tjlc;
- dalrtee. JkrrJTa
KKJ tiro; recelKi, JS1 cases: t
trark. rases Included, Xv3r; ordinary
fjrets. !V36Sc. - -
tiilitst-etca; aaisiea, Wsfeltt;
, Pklladelskla Pewelaew Mark4.
PHItJVPF.LPHlA. March JS. BUTTER
Cm hanged.
EUH8 Firm, Ke per case higher; Penn
sylvania and other nearby first, free
esses, ts.7S per case; Pennsylvania and
other nearby current rerelpia. free cases,
144: Western firsts, free cases, t7;
western current receipt, free case. I 40.
t'HWBIS Higher; New York full
creams, fancy. lc; fair to good, 1st
ijkc, . -
Milwaako Oemla slaskrt. '
MILWAUKKE. March tt. WHEAT
NO. 1 northern. ILlMll.ll: No. 1 northern.
!fl'VH. !,. No. 1 bard winter, tl.MI
l.'jj; Ajr, si.w; juir. smc
COKN-N t yt'low, V: No. J
white, . si'iTr; No. a ftw-; May.
JlSe; Juiy, y.
OATr-Standard. U'rC.
Alliaiafm.n r
eisaswtas caveer ...
Aaericaa Asrlealtarel ...
Aaterlcaa Bast gsaar
Amartraa CVs
Amerloss C A F .,
Aatarioas rstto Oil
Asierlces H. A U M.
An. loa saesrltles..
Aweticea LiaaaaS .......
Asierloaa Leoeewtlve ...
Asurloaa I. A R
Asi. . IL Hi
Stael FY.4rlw.....
Aw. ausar Baflslas
Aawilcaa T. A T
Amertraa Toeseee att . . .
Amertcae e oolee
Anacsses Mialag Ce..
AteblsM
Atrtliea p(4
Atlaetla Coast Use.
HaltlBre A Okie
Bauilahesi tlesl
Hrsotlrs Rapt TV
4 Snarl us Paetrie
iWral Leather
Osnttsi usunar s'4
ttiaaaaeska A 'Ohle......
tlesa A Aitae
tAitneeo 0. W., sew..,..,
fTllcaso ty. W. pis.
rlre A N. W
Chlcafo. M. A St. P
C. C. C, A St. L
reisraila T. A I
cetorasa A Sestssrs..,.
Oiosohdsue Oe ,
irs rroavela
Delaware A HsSsss
Denver A Rle Orsses...
1) A R. 0. I4
Distillers' BScerHiss
Kris
Kris 1st tfd.
ttrla 2d set
Oantrsl gleftrta ,
Ureat Northers net
uraH nerisers urs errs.,
llllMla ivatml
InterboreacS Met. .....
ntartenmsh U f4..
Islsrsatlaaal karreeter
Ister-Marlas p'4
iBfeeaattensl raser
fBtaraatlonal Puau) ....
toes tyvntral ,.
Kasass City Saethsea...
s. t'. as. st.
Larlaes Oaa
Lsulnllle A Naatrllls..
Hlha. At Bl. Iula
M . St. P. A A A M..
Mlstoarl. K. A T.......
II , k. A Y. eta
MlssoeH rartria
Natloeal BleraH ...... r
Natloesl Lead
N. ft. R. st M. M W4.
N.e Terk Caatrsl
x. t.. a A w ,
NerMk A Wsetsrs
Narth ABjertcss' ........
Nonaera racins
Hrllla Mall
Pannarlvanls
reotis's Gas
r . U. CAM. u
Sittsbenk Ossl
Prim I Steal Car
Ptllmaa F-aisoa Car..,.,
hilifray steal sprtsg..,.
Haailiac ,
RcpiMIs Steal
Itaetiklla Steal St4....
Dt l,las4 IV
Rack blan4 Os. U4
U A A T. M al
Lesls S. w.,
t. t, s. sr. pt. ......
Slnse-mMtflel A A I.
oulaars Partne
nosthera Rsllvay ....
Be. Kalreav s'4
TenneaM Cseser
Tease A Farina
T.. St. Lv A W
T.. St, U A W. sl .
VskM Ptelfta
t ales Parllie pr4
I'alte sutes Kwltr.,
L'nlta Sutae kaaeer.,
V'altad Malss taet.. ..
V. A Staal Bt4
Utah Csneer
Vaarsliss rjaeekleal
Wahask
Wataak pt
Waster Marries ...
WeeUnshoeae Eleetrle
Wetter t'alea
WtaallB A U
Lahiat Vallat
Ohtno Capper ,.
key cwnanlleata
1.1
.
LSD
U.S0
14. SH
I. KM
1.SW
4
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474
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i OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Weak to as Much at Tea Cent
Lower.
HOGS CLOSE FIVE TO ITS OFI
arias' Deasaatl to Fat Sheep
aad Leash Helde rrteco Fatly
Steady tat tptte at tka
Large Ran.
SOUTH OMAHA. "March 3, a
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday .0e s.7 U,3
Official Tueeday 4.47 M.21 ilM
Official Wertneiedey.... 4.sht OMl 7 ill
Official Thursday .... 1,417 2.C9S
jsumat rxtaajr um 4.ss v
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Macon
Oakland,
Norfolk
Wichita
Peoria
New Haven
Jacksonville, Fie...
lcranton
Grand Rapids J
Birmingham
Sioux City
flyracueo
Augusta. Oa.. ......
ICvanvlli
Worcester
Springfield, Mass..
Dayton
Oklahoma City ....
Portland. M
Chattanooga
Utile Rock
Charleston, K C...
Wheeling, w. va..
Knoxvllle
fan Diego
Lincoln ..!
Heading, Pa.
Topaka
Wilmington, D..
Davenport
Sacramento
Mobile
Wllkeebarr
Cedar Kspld. la..
Akron
Youngstosm
Waterloo, Is........
Fall River
Canton, O
tiprlngfleld, 111
Fort Wayne
New Bedford
Helena
Islington
York, Pa
Columbia, 8. C...
tTie. fa,
Stockton. Cal........
Boise. Idaho
Hock ford, III
Muskogee, Okl
Kalamaaoo, Mich..
Qulttcy, III
Bloomlngton, III....
Tulsa. Ottl. ..........
Owden, Utah
lweii
Cheater, Pa.
BunnsTieia. u
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Jsakeon, Mis
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same day last week..l71
Sam day t w'ks ago. 17.447
t.14
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74,414
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4.7
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Same days I w'ks ago.H.4M
Same day 4 w'k ago.lt.slt
same oa s last year..ui,sH
The following tab! show the receipt
of cattle, hoara and aheeo at South
Omaha for the year to dat as compared
trtttt last year:
i IW mi Inc. Dec
Cartl 3U.1S0 247.0B4 KM
Hog ......410.2s S64.7JI sH.sT ......
Sheep .....496.1S4 40U44 fO.40
The folkrwlnc tsbl (bow the rang of
Plica paid for hogs at South Omaha for
the last few days, with comparisons:
Pat. I lilt. ltU.1t.ilt.liK.ls.lW.
M'ch l 1 6H 1 1 471 4 Vi t aj 1 1:
M ch 14 I 451 t U it J4I I 4 t U t It,
M'ch 11 T lta! . 4oJ- 1 tiS ui
Mch 14 4BS(tt3St Sl44, 44147
M'ch 17! It fr.lO ft) t 5Si t 441 I IU
M'eh 111 4 -VUI S D M U UI 1 UI g 47
M'eh 1. t MSI- -1 10 tl I tiallit
M'ch 20 I Si IK, 14 441 4 0i n
M'ch 71 70M 44110B I 4 741 1 t
M'ch 22' I 4 47M ! t 541 1 1 lt t II
8unday. c
ReceiDt and disposition of Ihr stock
at the Union stock yards. South Omaha,
tor twenty-tour hour ending at 0 ciocs
yesterday: .
RECEIPTS-CAR".
CattIA Hogs. 8heep.H sea.
l
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7
1
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st esspss ........
A la, r.....
V. A 4a. rag..,
Allla-CaaL
Ag.
- i.seeepswl tiswlsj Market.
UYSRHXIU March at. WHEAT-
itpot nominal, future easy; March. I
:Wd; May, 7s M: July, 7s fad.
ttiRN pot steadv; American mixed
sew, 4 td. Amertcea mixed old. aa ud;
Ametioan mixed new, kiln dried, s 7sd
future easy; May, te ISd; September.
a r- tfl.
Pewrta Market.
PtORlA. March 21-CORN-Hlgher:
No. I white, 47c; No. 4 white. 4Bc; jm0.
t yellow. nc; N. 4 yellow. ASc. No. 4
mixed. 4SV: sample. evSc.
OATwnteady; No. t white. RHe;
Btastdard. tc; No. I whit, tic.
1 ' - Caltra Market.
. NEW YORK, March -COTTONRpot
ctoaed quiet, anehanged; middling up
lands, 14 toe; middling gulf, kustc: sale.
L1M belas.
Futurea opened steady; March. kVTIc;
April, k.Oc; May, KX&c: June M 43c bid.
Juiy. rUtsc: August. rAtfic offered; Sep
tember. NVttc: October. W-S4C: November.
Miwc: Deceinher, teste; January, 10 Uc,
reoruary, ivsec errerea.
.Futures closed barely steadv; March.
74 V; April, 10 17c; May. WXr; June.
14 43c; July. .c: August. r 47c: gp.
tember. It.elc: October, kf.c: November,
r4i: rcemher, W.iec; Januarr. M ite;
February. M.atc.
Veal Market.
ST. IXn. March a-WOOL-dteadv;
teeiitory and weetera ntedium. letriic;
fio medluioa, lierlTc; fust, 4jUc.
tet Mis Mis
Total aaiaa tar tse ear, avi.sw Basres.
tji-dlvldend.
l.eadea Stock Market.
LONDON. March tt-Amertcan eecur
Klee were quiet end featureless during th
early trading today. Price showed Ir
regular change) ranging from So shove
to So below yesterday a Nw York clos
ing. Prices showed small. Irregular changes
until late Id the session, when the mar
ket hardened under the lead of th coal
roads The closing was steady.
London closing stock quotations:
nbetsv1tle rJaatL.Tfl
amaaat T7v,Uo , Kaa. A Tea., tea.
... TtNsw Terk Casual.. llts
4SN'ortalk A Waetrs.lltS
Altaians HIS 4 N tt
4 p .IHSCMsrle A Westers. S
aHISMes A Okie, .let Seaaavlvasl CS
rsaStea Pertna ..MSIaRaeS Mlsaa S
t'kaassaaae A OSta. nSRaaSIs IIS
fV. Oraat Wasters. ttsSeeihers Ra sts
L. MIL A St. r.ltIS aa sM - ns
n naers JB Sostber ISetne ,.11S
Oasvar A Hie a.... 9 latee recltla 171s
4e M - 45S 4 Bt4 Ms
tn rrsi'. A steal tti
a 1st set JIS pM UtS
4s M pel ItsWassa 7S
0rne Traab 44 e tt IV
llUheta rastisl ....Ills
SILVER Bar. aissdy at 24 lt-Md per
ounce.
MONEY -tat'i per cent.
The rate of discount in the otMa mar
ket for short bills Is IS per cent, for
three months' bills. tViipHi per cent
Wear York M:alag Stacks.
NEW YORK. March &-Ctoln quota
tlsei aa mining storks sesrel
Allot tie uis CMsf .... g
ameawtck Co .... Meiieea la
Csam. Taeeal abaek.. n Oetarke , ..174
4a tease u Osbtr let
Oaa. rat a Vs..... 74 aueaeie I
Iras silver l lellee Jecael 1st
eLeaavilla Oaa. M
Otters.
Not Included In total berau contain
ing other Items thn clearings.
New York yowOF Market.
NEW YORK, March U.-MONKY-On
call, steady at ls3H per cent,, ruling
rat. I H per cenl; closing bid, 1H per
cent: offered at Pi per cent. Tim loans,
teady: sixty day a, m per cent: ninety
days. VQMi per cent; six months, 14
rTmK MERCANTILK PAPER-4(M14
'otsTrUNO KXCHANOB-Steady. with
actual business In banker' bill at M.MS
for alxty-day bills and at t I7.M for de
mand; commercial bills. tt US-
gll.VEat Max loan dollars. 47c.
BONDS 3ovrnmnt, strong; railroad.
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today wero
as follow: "
.IttSlster. M. m. tse.., 47,
.ISA-Japaa 4s MS
.ll'.S 4e 4Ss Ms
.kisk. c. s. ist a.... as
.114 U A eb. 1M1.. UK
.11 U A N. set. 4a.... Ms
.III 'U K. A T, 1st 4s. tas
.I41S s IS Ml.
T. A T. sv. 4S...1ISSM. Psttne 4s 714
Abb. TSssees ex.... k".t R R at M 4Ss s
a ts UOvtM. Y. O. g ISS.... 47S
ArsMer A CS. 4SS.. US do oak 4s MS
Ataklsea sss. ..... VN. T. N. H. A H.
aa. ee. a. l4S cv. 4s UtS
ee rv. la... letS'M. A W. let a 4s. sS
A. C. U 1st ..... a rv. ex MS
Bal. A Okie 4s M ke ISelfta . rS
4e tss 4tS e te 1
a a. w. isw tiso. A u rfs e tk
reok. Tt. v 4a.... l7Sres. e. ISs 1IU.. 414
On. a( Oa. Is let, ee ess. 4s let.
.'en. Laather aa saSRaaetag gaa. ex.... MS
" si N. 1. g Ss...l!lSS U A A F. Is. ss st
Cbes. A Oka ISa...ll a sss. Is US
4a ev. 4 SB. M . L I. w. a k IIS
Olleasn A A ISs.. 41 -ee 1st (sM 4l.... tl
C. A A 0. j. 4a.... MSA- A. U 4 TS
ee ges. 4a MkSe. Pss. sat. 4s SJV
O. M. A . P. A t IS aa ee. 4a. M
CHlll.t e. 7IS e tat est. as MS
aa rf. 4s ,. RaJleay l.....lsrs
dale In, is 7:4 at pa s 7s
tase. MIA aa. ItSCsteo rsetrle 4a....tes
0. A A r A e 4Ss MS as r. 4a ms
IX A ft. ev. 4 M As ist A ret. 4s... trs
D. A R O 4s S C. I (ahsar ta.....iete
4e ret. la 441,1'. A Sleet H ia...ltS
PtaHHara U taVaSe. fja. Is.. IMS
tn L aa MSWasssk jet 4s. let
ee aa, v 14 es let A ex. is.... ITS
ee ev. 4a. set. A.. 4ssWesters MA
srrla Weet. Else. ev. aa.. ss
1st KMC. rv. la. ..It wia CSMral 4a st
111. Oa let ret. es. sMe Pea, ra. la.... t
latee. Met. Sa Ks'rwsaaaa at 11 4
eA esiXIsnA
C. It. ft BL P. Ry.. t.
Union Pac R- R..11
C. N. W. R-. B.. '
C. ft N.-W. R. W..17 .
C. St. P. M. ft O. R.. I
C. B ft Q- R-. B...... .
C. B. A Q. R. W.. t
C. R. I. ft P. K..
C. R, I ft P.. .W.. I
111. Central, Ry .
Total rc4rrt.:..M-' 10 St I
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
tjatti. Uogs. Bheep.
Omaha Packing Co.v.. 186 " Ktl 447
Hwlfl ft CO 240 1.14! l.MI
Cudahy Packing Co.; 341 1,747 2.071
Armour ft CO It 1.125 List
Schwarta ft Co... .'... - Si -
Murphy1 ... tet
W. B. Vanaant Co.....
Hill ft 8on:.....r...'..
F, B. Iwls , 1 -
Jn. Root A Co......- - 4
J. H. Bulla 1 a....
McCreary ft Kellogg., tt '
H. F. Hamllutnn ' tt .....
Mo. ft KsnM'alf. Co.. k .....
nine ft Christls - 12
Other buyer lot
Tots! r....7.Ta An
CATTLE CAttl receipts wer
light again today, but Mill th total for
the week foola.ub lx.STt head. A com.
pared with the. oorreepondlng five day
laat week ano a year ago inei naa Been
little change In th total rua
Both yesterday and today receipt wer
so small that I her wer realty not
enough cattle on sale to make A killing
for all packer. As a result some of the
buyer tsyed out of the mark!, not try
ing to do anytning. witn tn reeun mat
the market was very slow and dull both
days. This morning buyers picked up a
few cattle, paying In some cases tnice
that were not much different from yee
terday, but generally speaking the mrkt
on all kinds of killing cattl was weak
to ton lower, mostly 10c lower and slow
at that. There were no choice beeves on
sale to make A good top, but there were
some good tnough to bring t7.a.
Th supply of stock cattle and feeders
wss smsll and as there hsve not been
very many cattle .of that kind receive
this week th market did not show much
chang as compared with yesterday,
being In the main steady.
Quotations on Catlle-Oood to choirs
beef steers V tJOfJAOl); fair to good beef
steer, K JT uo; common to lair seei
steers. M.svWkM; good to eholo heifers,
tt.Mtil: good to choice cow. l4.76el6.B0;
fair to good cow, H 0044.74; common to
fair oowa, lz.,6X4.uu; good to cnoic toca-
, . aa ii an- t.i. .uu4
are aim aewuw,. ae.aav.w, puw,
tS.OOOAst: common to fair, tt 40t 00; stock
belters, 44 uotl J; veal caivoa, et.wijt.w.
bulls. tg, etc, M.vseakus,
Kepreseutsttve sues: -
BEKF STEERS.
saak CVeevrlase-
OM AHA, March B -Bank eleau-lngs for
today were K.414.MA47 and for the oorrs
pondlng day last year gt.ti.2K7.
t lew Tark.
ntsw tokk. March n-Imports of
nevi'Dairaiee ana ary goods at the port
of New York for the week satUng March
wer valued st lit, 756, 7li, Import f
Na
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174 t 14
11 I 4
Tt I 4
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eras received than tha trade ordinarily
needs at the week end. almost t,00 bad
showing up. Yesterday s rua was de
ficient, however, and packers took sa
unusual Friday interest In offerings,
buying bulk st figures steady or very
nearly so. In spot, fat lamb even ruled
strong, sheep selling steady to A ahade
lower. - .
Quality of the run was reasonably good.
about th only difference . between new
and recent supplies being A s nailer per
centage of near-prime stock. Mexicans es
pecially. Attractive fed western lambs
ended readily at 17.3047.25. while the best
Mexicans oa sale brought t7.S. Strictly
choice Mexicans are quotable up to fi.sv,
one string selling st mat llgure yester
day. Merely good lambs found aa out
let at 17 01 and less.
Fat ewes 'made tip the big end of sheep
receipts and toppy stuff waa conapic-
oous by It absence. Qood ewe changed
hands around to.lSJ.ls, indicating a
limit of tf,50 for best quality. Heavy
wethers, high grade.- were wanted around
tbt&tfsot and choice, bandy yearling
were in fair request at IA4tM.e, al
though nothing of this description ap
peared In the display.
Feeder buentess waa a oulet. small af
fair, th aupply and demand both proving
very light. Nothing whatever sold on
country account yesterday, but the feeder
purchase for the previous three days was
rainy targe, ' amounting to t.sue bead.
Feeder lambs and aheep are selling at
rough dollar discounts from similar qual
ity fat Mock.
Compared with a week ago. current
prices for fat sheen and lambe aha a
general advance of a quarter; ewes.
wether, etc. moving with a greater de
gree of freedom than Ismbt. Recelpu
hav been normal in point of volume.
but the proportion of shorn stuff has
been very email for this Urn of th year.
Shorn lambs ar selling up to 16.60.
wuotauon on Sheep and Lambs
Lambs: Good to choice. 7.10f7.StV, fair to
good. M 464T7.10. Yearling: good to cnolce
..lSj SO; Fair to good, l6.WsS.li. Weth
er: Good to choice, tS.7Mje.lv: fnlr to
good. tS.60tj6.7S. Ewes: Good to choice,
CSS.M; fair to good, t4.7set.2s.
rfceirresentauva sairav
No.
ll fed owes
36 fed ewes, culls.......
tt fed ewes, culls
S3 red ewee
567 fed Ismbe
as fed lambs, culls
3M fed ewes
a fed ewe cull
S67 fed lambs
IM fed lambs
si fed ewes
12 calls
114 fed ewes eulle
I7 Fed lambs
14 fed lamb..
fed lamb
7 fed ewes
483 fed ewe
4 fed ewes, culls
2 fed ewes, culls
tot shorn Isaibs. feeders.,
70S shorn Ismbe
121 fed lambs
MS fed Ismb
let fed lamb
SH ted lamb
In fed lambs
IB fed lambs
44 red ewee
27 fed iM ..
Beetea SioeAv Market,
BOSTON. March r Cloetng quotations
n Mocks wore as roimws:
Alasees 4?Meah
Ami. Osear nSMevaea Oe
A. A U A g.. ...... MSNIplaata Mutt .... S
Arises Caas. HXartb Pens ........ n
B a C C A A M. 7Net leas a.
Pal. A Ailnaa Mtu4e- BialsliS ...... eS
Oil. A Hecat. at Oaeseta til
reslaaalal tjeieer IS
fee. Rasas C C... IXlSKsaava MS
Hast Baits e M.... llaoseetar .. Ss
rreekus . H4s-aetse ft A M... S
(Ureas OA 7-lfTasaareek !t
Orsaar Cae. MSI" S A . A -- lal
Geesae CBseBas .... 14 ra
lata karate Caesae.. fta Ce. 7S
Kerr LAS ....A.... vaaaear u..... ae
e Caspar siwiaaaam 1
Sslle rheew...-. ISWMvarsss IU
Missal Osear S I
CsHtdltlaa.wt TraenatT. . I
WASH1NOTOK. Ifsrrh SS. At the. rap
t-Inning of business todsy tn cowarooa
of th I'nlted States treasurv waa:
Worklrag eatJance wi i-vbsitt ernvi,
tM,41; tn hank ate rTiiitpren treas
ury. gn.74: mvMi .a a--.
fund. sb.4.44A Oedlnerv receipt yea
terdar were .,. with ordinary dte
bunsU of fcl'A. tOcJt t. ,,e
th! fiscal year. tl7.44,lS. a against a
deficit of ttss7.nl st thl. rmv MM year
Theee flruree oxelssJe Paaaata canal and
public debt traiisavrtieei.
Ssafjar sfarket.
NBW YORK, stares)
asy; Misscorsdo. t teat. Ilk: eeattrir-
eal. M IMt 4.42c:
1.47; naaeA, quMt.
1 114 t tl
I at 11
I IK IS
......... MS I M
111 TM I It 11
.... JM T 74 I tss I M
STtlfcRA AND HElFEHS.
a im 1 4t - t4 m t a
St M4 I M 11 to 4 m
t in 1 S4 M ra 4 m
t ms 1 a
lfwiA A mors" cautious ' ahlooing
mand and an aueenc of any pronounced
bullish feeling In eastern hog market
bad a sobering effect upoa the local trade
and buying was rather hesitant from the
start at figures steady to eerlto lower.
K.m, huaioeea wee done early est ship
ping account at price firm with those of
yesterday, oJ tne nnrona wee owiv.
and discriminated sharply la favor of se
leatt offerings. From steady levels the
market developed Into a MJioc lower at
fair ,-lniln at th full decline.
Outside buyer shewed lee ht In
filling orders than ew recent days, but
! nf thl fact they mad th early
market, purchasing fully one-fourth of
h. total receipts. Packer remained nn
der cover until late In th aeaeloa. and
movement tlirosighout wa rather dull,
wearing along to a tame flntsli at mld-
A.v
Kunolr wa satlmated st a short A4M
bead, and th run as a whole presented
ru. -anerUllv sasw feature. Medium and
Ught butcher predominated, wtth Ught
bacon aad Heavy lard of tertngs equally
BeaM baslvT hOgS OS) SSle Btwllght t
tAeaitrai with veMerday' top. while bulk
ranged from M K to n.U. Light stuff
claimed the tow spread anal the amount
of bust nee under th 4 man wss rela
tively small.
iUpreeenlative sal: .
He. Av. SV . r. Na Ir A Pr.
u ... 4 a . M st us ta
a i7 4 a let m ta
t at its, at ... la
... S S I. S I
... T4B 44. St at
a r
a
71
Ml
5:::::::
. ... I
.tat m I m
jaa 44 TM
,m ... 1 41
.in ... te
Xt T M
.im ... T m
m m ib
it st 1 a
W4 ... T4I
M MS t aa
.ttl ... TPS
.1ST It
jrt st ta
.sa t a
1 xn ... i
1 at w i
nos.
M ..teg ... IM MS IS a 18
BHEKP Conditions- sn th atieep and
asm market were rather newish than
ether-arise, but a good, healthy sVtnaad
mors Usaa offeet aU other influearee sss.
price war well Mart lard. Mar Mock
1 1
m la
m t a
ait
... tt
... t a
... tit.
... ta
ta
...ta
... fa
. ta
...in
let ... la
at ta
..Mt ... 7 a
Pr.
IW
S 23
I S
t 00
7 2S
tot
t&
t 00
T IS
160
115 .
ISO
tot
72
T2S
4 75
IS
tot
I to
121
lit
too
T tt
T tl
T
T4
t 4
t 0
13
4 7i
CHICAGO tlVB STOCK MARKET
DeaaaBd for Cattlo aad Sbeep Steady
Hear Lowes.
CHICAGO. March 21 -CATTLE-Re
ceipt a, toot head; markt steady; beeves,
.344j.; Texas steer. MoOtiAeS: weat
ra steers. tMOtfAsS; Blockers and feed
ers, HI40AM; row and heifers, IMOtf
A7: calves, tt.totsa.4.
HOOS-Receipta. U.0N: 'market gener
ally to lower than opening: light, r ts
T.tS: mixed. r.l07.et; heavy, e7.tOtr7.4i:
rough, rw.t; pigs, kaMr.N; bulk of
sales. t7 sOQi.as.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipt. T.OW
head; market ateady: native, M.004JH.OO:
wesxera, MsOtJAX: yearling. tb-SO-uAliO:
lambs, native. KNST.tt: weatern. M.AWI
AOs. 1
Av.
17
.. 88
.. Bl
,. MO
.. 71
.. M
.. Ill
,.
::5
.. t
.. M
,. M
.. 17
... 7
... M
... tt
... tt
... M
... n
... K
... II
... M
... II
m
H
71
Its)
M
DON'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Tendency Toward Broader KitJibn-A
tion Throngnout tonniry. ;
DTPBOVZJCEHT, DESPITE ; COIJ) '
Efforts to Advaac Frlcca of Iroa
anal Steel Are Meeting writ
. tsat gaccea Pry OasAs , .
I Market Flraa. "i
x'vw vriDir Marcn 21 R. O. Dun
Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow
will say: - V
. . . . . 1 a. . . A 1
The tendency in toe -jr ,jv '-e.
trades Is toward a broader dlstrlbuUon.
J ne incressea ecuvity i ' v" ". 'T
slow breaking up of a winter of uniutuai
.... 1 ....hu-m m ahrsid
seventy. 01 uenuina w.w..- - ---
and at home. Including, as they 00. the
still unsettled coal strike in r.iia
the disagreement between cosJ operators
and miners in this country. Other labor
. . . t m jtlatuehlnr
trouDje. nowever, -
The Lawrence strike Is vlrtusjly ovwr.
wbiio advances or wage ot i-y
oent tn the cotton food trad indlcat
the betterment In that direction. It Is
lgniflcant that the report from the
west now reriecr. improveo ut -ment
and thl notwithstanding that west
ern conditions are still generally 0.0.
larornble for distribution of merchandise.
Efforts to advance prices of iron and
steel are meeting with some sucosss. Pig
Iron I slightly firmer and there 1 sortie
. . . , , . .-I nlatea SfiC
shanes. With the approach of spring and
tne resumption 01 i.hji,.
materiai la more' active and fabricating
shops are fairly busy. Prospective. busl-
. . . . I . ,an on .,.,1 hA ama.
acee route up w over w.w. ; ,, ,
tion of the new terminal at Detroit will
can tor a large tonnag. 1 "l
planu could handl more buMnes and
railroad orders sie still disappointing.
r .. . , 1 fin . tVvmand
ueavwer i iiwu ... ....... -
for tin plates has broadened moderately.
out sneers atw snattea arm vw ....
is much less than capacity.
Th dry goods markets continue verr
firm and with a broadening trade prices
generally display an advancing tendency.
Print and print cloth continue very ac
tive and sundard prints are to bs o
vanced to s cents per yrd. while regular
print cloth ar now quoted at et cent.
Olnghama are In brisk request and semo
unes 01 mese ana 01 couiumi neiww .
oeiu at value on iuiuiw m...,j. ...
woolens some of th best soiling tines,
are being eagerly sought, but mills are
unable to lncrense their deliveries. Ad
vances in some lines oi men ibh w
nave oeen maw or ,-1 vent . . ,, .
one large producer has advanced all of
its staple ana wnu-xni.is
ceole a yard. Th largo staple dross
good mills hav abundance of orders snd
... v. k . Anlna, - lufiM Kfinaa trade.
Cotton yarns are very firm. There is a
mooerata oustnee moving in anas ...r
spring. Leather Is very stronr
higher. Hides are firm.
BRADSTREET'S TRADE
Kaaaaa City Live steek Market.
KANSAS CITY. March x-OATTT.R
Receipts, 10. 400 head, including 3W south
erns; market steady to 'Weak; dressed
oeer ana export steers, I7.0utja.40: fair to
good. ls.aotgS7.ilO; western steers. t6.7tVty7.sO;
stackers and feeders, M.75rt.7$; outhern
steers. t.0la7.te: aouthern cow, tins
As: native oow, tt .26; aatlv heifer.
U.Uv:jh- bull. KAstyAli; calves, ttVOIkJ
taw.
HOOB-Rrptij, C0t hd: mark
Needy to -tuint; bulk of B&im, 17.2.56;
ivjbs j, fpakA.Hwr bmiu vuu nvi-,
rstfT.SI: lights, 7.ltT7.OevOlga,
BHEEP AND TjAmBS Receipt s. loot
bead market, stssdy; lambs, tt7,76;
yearlings, K.i0t.M: wethers, M st400;
ewe, t4.0Ofl.7t; stocksrs and feeders, 3.W
tft-S
SI. I.eel I.lv (teck Market.
ST. LOUIS. March 2-CATTLJC-Rw
cetptA WO head, no Texan; market,
strong; native shipping and export steers,
t7.tVXii.S0; drsssed beef and butcher ateera.
ttvfcsjje.00; steers under l.OOu lbs.. I3.A9
ate; nocaer sna reeaers, M.2trft.z: cows
snd heifers. tl.Outr7.60; canners. t2.0utM.0O;
bulls, tl.oot.i0: calve. I6 0o.6o: Texas
and Indian at eer 16.0047.00 ; cows and
itM av 'jiaj ei k
HOOS-Recelpt, 5 000 head: market tc
higher; pig and lights, t4.Jbif7.74; mixed
and butchers. t7.4Mi7.87V4: good heavy.
l7.7rMr7.I7.
rH Krir ano LAM til Receipts, 40
head: market strong: natlv muttons. M.OO
tiAOo: tamo, p&ohjsi 00; cull and bucks.
gaejs.111; stocKors, s-atajavaav
SI. atoecpk I.lv stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. March I2.-CATTLE
RocelptA AO head; market ateady;
steer, tHuMjAS: cow and heifers, U.3MF
7.U: calves, taBA0s.
HOOS-Keceipts. J. " head: market
strong: top, 4. t; milk or sales, r 3U47.5.
rn r.r. r- nnu lsxoo neceipts, i.oai
bead; market slow; lambs, 4.,0S7.;i,
Stork la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at tha flv
clpal western markets yeaterday
CatUe. Hogs.
South Omaha. l,snt . ;,
prln-
8t. Joeeph..
Kansas City..
St. Louis ,
Chicago
Total ,
loot
,.3tM 40
.. ) AOta)
,. tout 14,014
,.SOs) - K,IW
7
1,004
i,i
TS
T.OW
ms itr
ing And
RBYIIW
Metal Market.
NEW TORN. March 21 METALS
Standard copper strong; spot, tits
March. lA42H4i1t.t7'4: April. Ill totr
1JS; May, tlcml4.7): June, Sli.K.'V
14.W, juiy, tu.4SS4ii4.x7tt: indon market
strong; spot, tee La td; rut urea tar 11 3d
Arrivals reported at New York today 4U
ton. Custom bouse returns show ex
port of 14.047 so far this month. F .ake
copper, tli.l2iti 15714: electrolytic tl4.b
isa: casting, xncvuitj.u,. ixacai aale
21 tone April at tltC'4. Tin. firm; spot.
tC2Mr42.4I: tlan-h. tCWttlg; April.
t1.4Katr4:.U; May. t414ij Br. June, ttl 40
Ml. 7. July, 4i "j4l ; London, quiet;
spot, fill te: future. (18 i. Local aale
It tons. April at te.SO; 21 tons August at
441 .tA Lrti firm: KStrttA New York:
H J 4.2714, East St. Louis: London, fit
3s td. Apelter. quiet snd nominal; ttSAtp
?.. New York, and K.24t.7A East St.
Ii uls: tjondon. 44 I ui. Antimony.
quiet; Cookson . t7.4wt7.t2H Iron, Cltrye
amnd warrsnts. !a lSd In London. Lo
cally iron was firm. No. 1 foundry north
ern. tla.StylSW; No. 1 foundry northern.
tlt.7itlla.U4; No. 1 emit hern and No. 1
southern soft, lU.Asirlj.iA
BT. LOUIS, at arc n a-siiALO-uiA
Orm: H2A Spelter, weak. tUA
vapesmted Apples aad Dried Few It
NEW YORK. March 22. EVAPORATED
APPLEitQuiet and steady, with prices
sneunared: oa the spot, fancy. MslltWc:
ehertee. tsc: pelme, TVkAC.
DRIED FRl'TTS Prune, easy with
MaMdersbts pressure to sell: quotation
rang from 4c to tie tor twitrorasas up
a, xt-sBs. and CSeHSe for Oregon. Aprt-
txrta. quiet aad steady; chotca, lrl4Sc;
extra cooaeo, ia-vwia' ncy, setenv.
Peaches, steady, but trading Is quiet aa
buyer and seller ar apart; cticAea. MSA
Mc; extra choice, lltrliSc; fancy. US
Uc. RakttBS, Inactive and oasy; knee
.naeaiala. 4TVc: rhoic fsacy. seeded.
4Frsr: sstditsa. (StfTe; London layers.
7.Btjl.
Twrpewtlao aad Itesla.
SAVANNAH. Isarck & TFRPEN
TINE. firm: S. Sales. 5A. bbla.; re
ceipts. K7 bbla.; stuposeata, 323 bbts.;
stock. T CIS Mm.
ROtt IN Flras. Seles, 412 bbt.: receipt v
SU bbla: shipments, t4M bbl.; stock,
73VCM bbl. Quote: B. KITS: D. taST)
7; K. r4ES4S: F. O. H. r 7: t.
K.ti K, I7.J; M. K. V: WW. I7.IA
Merrkandlse Caatlaaes to Move la
Good Volume.
1 NEW YORK. March Jt-Bratlstreet'
tomorrow will say: "
Tho-jgh adverse weather oendltloas In
various parts of the country tend to make
for more or less Irregularity In trsde.
merchandise continue to move from first
hands tn good volums. However, It Is
probable that while business has not
pre Treseed It hss retrograded, thl being
due to the Inclemency of the weather
rather than the diminution of want.
Condition, predicated on the lightness of
stock In the hand of final purveyors,
are really propitious and growth In confi
dence, despite some untowsrd clouds In
the field of labor. Is one of the moot
characteristic features of th general
situation.
Dry goods snd coal remain In the fore
front aa regards activity. In the dry
goods line advances oa several kinds of
goods have been made by the mill and
In view of th fsct that Mocks ar light,
that labor demand higher wage, and
that production I still nader normal, mer
chants recognise that if they want good
they mint not delay In placing orders at
values satisfactory to the mills. - Leather
Is not especially active, but prospects
bearing on the future are good and prices
are expected to advance because supplies
are decreasing, raw material I higher
and usee for other articles than shoes ar
being extended. - -
It must not bo overlooked that some
sections of th country, those enuring to
the coal mining regions and particularly
bituminous mining, are Inclined to go
slow in making purchase, pending
clearer vlewe as to the outcome of dls--cucsion
over wage scales. In the Iron and
steel lines there Is more activity in
foundry Iron, the leading Interest has
adopted a firmer stand for higher prices
snd there Is somewhat mors railroad buy
ing. Business failures In the United States
for the week ending Msrcb tl were 352,
sgalnst 941 last week, tat In the like week
of mil. 231 in 1910, tx In 1900 and 2st In im.
. Business failure In Canada number
thlrtv-seven, which compare with twen-tv-flve
laat week and twenty-tour In tbo
like week of last year.
Wheat. Including flour, export from
the United State and Canada for th
week ending March 21 aggregate 3.0tt,O74
bu.. against 2.332.0H last week and i. 324.51 7
this week last year. For the thirty-eight
weeks ending March 21 exports ar 111,
7. 83 bu., against (S,l;0.Sa In the corre
sponding period last year. Cora exports
for the week ere 307.7M bu., against 134.400
last week snd 1.I10.7M In 1911. For ths
thirty-eight weeks ending March tl corn
exports are t0,e,143 bu.. against s7.M2.4S
last year. .. . .
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
BITTTER No. 1 Mb. cartons, tic: No.
I. In it-lb, tubs, tic; No. X 2K; packing.
Ec. ....
CHEESE Imported Swiss, 52c; Amer
fran Mwls. 24c; block Swiss. 22c; twins,
tic; daisies, tie: triplets, tic; young
Americans. c: blue label brick. Be; Hu
bs rarer. S-lb , 20c; 1-lb. at
BEEF CUT PKICEB-Rlbs: No. I
mtc; No. t 14c; No t, 12,c Loir.t:
No. 1. Itc: No. I, IfSpc; No. A In. Chucks.
No. 1. tc; No. 1 7c; No. J, Ttc Rounds:
No. 1. lie; No. 2. WHc; No. X. 10c Plate.:
No. 1. Sc; No. 2. Csc; No. X 4c.
RlBS-No. I 17140; No. X M; No. X
2c.-
ROI'NDS No. X Uc; 2TO. X lOVic; .No.
X 10c -.
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds: Tarra
gona, per lb.. 1140; In sack Iota, lc less.
Cocoanuts: Per sack. kVOA Fillrerts:
Per lb.. 14c: In sack lots, lc less. Pea
nuts.: Roasted, In sack lota, per lb.. 7Sc;
roasted, less than sack iota, per ib., a..;
raw, per lb., tc. PSeans: Large, per lb..
17c; la sack lots, lc tees. Walnuts: Ns
crop. 1ML California, per lb.. 17c: la aacg
lots, lo lee. Cider: New Nehawka, per
S-gal. H bbl.. U.4.; per Jt-gal. bbl, &
Near York Moll s, per lS-gai. s bbl.. rj.-'
per 10-gal. bbl.. M.6A H.my: Nsw, i
frames. f-TV. Kroul: Per U-gsi. kec
t3.7a. per t-gsi. kog. tLJI.
Coffe Market. -NEW
YORK. March 22.-COFFF.E-ir.,.
rures market opeovd Irregular, with
March weak at a decline of II points.
April I points lower aad other months
steady at an advance of 3f0 points lt
response to higher European cables, Th
close was firm at a net advance of from
5 to It points. Sales. IK OA bags; March
1J.JSC; April, ttltc; May, U.14c; June.
13.4k-: July. U.Mc; August, lATtc; tjen
tember, 1182c; October, tt77e: November
wvniwc, eanuary. IS ,VT ;
February, lt.Sc Havre waa VBS franc
higher; Hamburg wa Va prg higher:
Rid. unchanged, at !.): Santo.
changed: 4 Ii6; 7s. TT'A. Receipts st tits
s,2.,y"?-,,,,t,, vm " sin.t
B. bag last year: Jundlahy recetpte
AOs bags, against 2.7 bags last year
Kaia wa rvponea in bao Paulo. Today
pedal eavnto cable reported 4 un
changed and tJao Paulo reuelnts n aaa
against U.044 bag th previous day. New
'ea --. vaatwartea yesterday Alal
baurr. against XOR ben las . 0 ..rT
coffee needy; Rio. No. T. lSc: ttatwe. No.
aWinaL t-oroo, 14A1IV.C.
I
Dry Seioela Market.'
vrw TOPV k mm
Th Algonquin Printing ccmpLiVeV
ened diacountB m atanx.
day. Trade lap rtnu and rrJi.J
active. The tnbbers report a fair Vm.
onab business, running materia n a
ahead of a year ago. '
Osaaha Ray Market.
OMAHA. March 24-HAT-Ne. 1 Its.
1 . No I midland, nvovmia. ,
Vo-land. tltl7oraIfJfhti J,
tth catting. ; aa.dS