Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 26, 1903, Page 8

I THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, MARCH 86 19.03 — CI)IHERCIAL AND F‘NANCIAL also easler, but dull and nominal. Standard | hard, 76c; No. 1 northern, T5c; No. 2 north- 864 for sixty days and at WTY for de- 0'““ HVE STOCK IARRET is quoted at $13.75, lake and electrolytic at | ern, Te. mang $14.50616.00 and casting at $14.2g15.00. Lead l-'l,n\'R—nn(n»nenu, $3.70G3.80, second | PHILADELPHIA, March 2%.—Clearings, p : was unchanged fn New York at $4.67%, and | patents, . first ‘clears, $.10. $19,725,3%, balances,’ $1,083,444; money, in, London at £13 ta. Bpeiter declined e 1o | “BRAN—In bulk, 0155, per cent, its is | £22 168 in London and remained easy here —_ CINCINNATY, % —Clearings, .- | Business in Board of Trade Grain Pits s | J518 10 COn(oL 470 oa in Glasgow And Toledo Grain and S 617,70; money, m‘é‘c’?« oot Toaw"york | Hoavy Reoeipts of Oattle Oaused Another Bmal!, but Prices Rise. e et N Rarthirn s | TOLEDO, March %, WHEAT—Fairly ac- | eXchange, par’ to bo discount. Break in Prices OF THE —_— auoted at s condese; No, 3 foundry, L et el i o Doston Stocks Bonds. — \ ern, at 0! ; No. oundry, southern, | ““%; e o . o A PROVISIONS CLOSE STRONG AND HIGHER and No, i foundry, southern, sbft, §23.00G uéf’fi.‘?y,‘affilc‘." steady; March, d2c; May, wl:(g':?h‘,m):-l;::' BCall _loans HOGS SOLD A BIG TEN CENTS LOWER " o ] OATE-Duil, firm; March, 4o May, | Cloaing o stocks e Yok g - 9 ) LESALE MARKET. o July o DI t Canses Lead to Same Resnlt ONAHA WHOLESALE RYE-No R wats bk ¢ Bails T | Amatmse *: Not Many Fat Sheep and Lambs on Sale 3 er, active ; cash, 1 A" When All Commodities Go UD | on0110n of Trade and Q: oms om | March, ¥iJ6 Al $6; October, "6 e eia. s | @md ms the Deman Betore Slow Market and Staple and Faney Produce. Prime_timothy, 0.8, R kil | Good Shape the Market Rul [} [] . Slight Demand. Iz?\flvsf‘\,)'c‘nlk_.”{r‘e-h"umvk‘vml'l‘m Joust Ph phia Produce Market. Doston Blevated .18 Active and 1, 1908, AVE POULTRY—Hens 5 R B % 1o m n 21, 1008, K FOULTR - PHILADELPHIA, March %.—BUTTER— | Ny, 4 Gy 1) iread T B O 0 i i0e, whickeng, | Firm and good demand: extra western | Union Faclae g The Alam Raftway Company s baflding and_squloping & mmrdstd G067 BUCHY OCHICAGO, March %.—Trading fin the | (56 PUCE, SE0CH 2 creamery, dog4i4c; nearby priuts, 3c. | Mex. Central na SOUTH OMAHA, March %. P Enrry Tieh In ROl Soprer. asal: timaber: and sevicultaral Trock srasing lnnds. narth 1o rain piis was'on a amail scale todny and | PP REdE D POULTRY—Chickens, 11 BGOS—Firm and in §00d Tequest: fresh | American Suesr ..../1i1% PRRCT.. ) 5| | Rl e S o e onidet ot A%hew Imining Fegiof more extensive and more after an easier opening all grains closed | 1o “Tigide; turkeys, 15G15c; ducks, ;1@G1%c; | NeArby, 14c, at the mark; western, ldc; | do ptd... PO T 1 olguvty, e Faluable than the Klondike. $132.800,000 In gold Righer, May wheat being %c higher, May | peoe. "oy southwestern, 14%c; southern, lic American 7. & ¥ 10 iclal Monday. The county Thoped directly and indirectiy by ihis rallroad hee peoduced SIRLE00.000 10 KLU0 comn Up AW@4c and oats c_better. | “RiTTTER — Packing stock, 13c; choies | CHEESE_Firm: New York full creams | Dominion L& Ofcial Wednes o iy i, S o WRGE Beskd Tl s oo e - Provisions closed strong, with the May | dairy. In tubs, 15GHc, separator, 2i@2sc. | Prime. smail, 144@idec: fair to good, 134 | Gun, Fiecne’. i Do o e urvey of the rovs wes o Jagt oo 3 Ok K - R products from Pc to highe: OYSTERS 8ta Per car, 2¢; extra | d4e; prime, iarge, 1Wgitdc: fair to' good, | Mysk Fi Shiroh Bkve 1his Waok gradvs e etanin ol b pashed with o P Mnont (nterrup. * | There was a reaction In sentiment In| gelects, per can, New York Counts, per | 1arge, 13%@13%c United Fruit Same days last week. on,_until the '3:" | have been 3 bustness end 4 men. who are : the wheat pit and during the latter part of | can 43¢ blk, ¢xtra. Selects, por gal., $.7; T Rarket U. 8. Steel Bame week before P Wy X R AT A o e with L They undertook fhe the session the market exhibited consid- | pulk, Standard, per gal., $1.3. waukee wrike! do " ptd HEIRG (BFet Weoas mterpHEe e o e e et ang with e’ purpose of carrying It to & permanent and erable strength, although the trading was | FHROZEN FRESH FISH—Trcut, 9@10c; | MILWAUKEE, Wjs. March %.—WHEAT b+ same four weexs ooresetul ‘seemimment. Tecs ‘men, oting (he BoARd of trustees. Are L o e Treaire o8 el on (e | Detlats: ael Dickerst, oi pilig Sei Paelt §01 | secuquer. Clase) 0. | porthern, ey | ST 1o L S Same days last year G. W. DICKINSON, its President and Gemeral Ma: many venrs | With an apparent pressure to uffalo, dressed, Tc; sunns uefich, 0. 3 northern, 5@76c; May, 7240, aske K- Pae orthern Pacific rt of outside holders, influenced by the | whiteflsh, Sc, salmon, 16c; haddock, lic;| RYE-Steady: No. 1, 5lls@itge o HECELFLS FOK TH v @ The fower cables and the favorable weather, | codfish. ~12c: redsnapper, 10 tern receivers of the Nort May being & shade to 4@%c lower at TI%G | bofled, per 1b., 40c: lobaters, 2. CoveHng by shorts on the small local | Fic: bullheads, 10c; catfsh, 14 recelpts_caused a rally early in the day, |2 halibut, llc. lobsters, | BARLEY—Steady; No. 2, 60c CORN—May, 43¢, bid. sample, 49 | LONDON, March 25.—Closing quotations: | ‘The following table shows the recelp money.....80 X of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha aceount. ear to aate and comparisons with last year: ways. Pacific. e AUG. HEINZE, of Butte and New York. the copper minink = smelting millionaire. Anaconda . . after which the market held fairly steady | ERAN_Per ton, $15.50. Duluth Grain Market. o 1903. 1902, Ine. Dec. UNITED. STA' - TURNER. who developed the Le ! ntil late, when buying of May by com-| HAY—Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesal LU . do pr 252,060 106801 36,168 1T TES SENATOR GEORGE mission houses lent additional strength and | Dealers’ assoctation:. Cholce No. 1 upiand, | nDULUTH, March 25— WHEAT—To arrive, | buitimore & Ghis 541,008 648,625 Rot mold mi was recently appointed by President Roosevelt on c; No, 1 northern, T8%c; No. | Canadian Pacific...... May sold up to T2%ec. The close was %c|6; No. 2, $7.50; med| 0L 108,346 . tle.AlllI- »or tum, $7; coarse, .o, | 3 - " 4 0iy; | Cheaspeas & Ohi. the F1 \ higher at T2%@72%ec. Clearances of wheat | Rye straw, $6. These prices are f; Dorthern, {I%e: May, Wi@Wc: July, | Qi W ut_Soul Nt years President of the D ots Ware Small at DMt bushels. | #ood oolor atd dendeh: :D.m-ndoillhr‘;’r:-‘ S re ey, b5 o with com- w owmer of valuable mining Primary receipts were 145,000 by celpta ligtt. ay, 8. parisons: against 39,000 bushels a year Ago : z - h- ; 4 apolls and Duluth reportin r'::a tof 10| OATS we Peoria Market. Date. | 1908, [1903.11901. /1900, 11509, 1808, 197, | | o MAS: :,':::l' ":’;:‘_‘:"“" o P e , with local recelpts of 17 cars— —No. 3, 4fc. % S k : SORE of GoRtract ETade—mads total receipts VBGRTABLES s TR A Mardh S~OORN-Mesdy; Ng. March 1| & | o162 1580 OAPT. E. E. CAINE, President and Manasxer of the Pacific on';'n‘ :_.! - Tor the three points of 26 cars, against 2 | NEW CELERY._ . s | * SH%—Dunt: Mo, 3 white, s1%4e. arolt 3| 6 98| ~ | 6 28| 4 8| 6 63| 3 85| 3 & J. W. GODWIN. Wholeaale Merchant and Preaident of the Un! cars last week and 187 cars a year ago. | Callfornia, per KMKWW' per dos., %c; i s ot Maran & ;ug] e o i@ ::: i tos nx ffteen ries on the Paciflc const. There was no feature to the trading in | “POTATORE per bed s NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS, [ M. K. & 7. 04 R | [ | thorized ‘eapital of the Rafiwey Company la $30.000,000, of whic , . o, Yot Vlioe of Puatnses, a8 TAINSE | SWEET POTATORS-lowa and Kansas, BAR SILVER Steady at 2wd por ounce % %%tifiith g 18 e e S B, T el SO P e .60 - per cent e rate of . mite of rai construct e "waa,aul 'snd 'an sasler, (e was | b R3aCTATOBSNorthern grown, per | ML FERAL PRI LIV M count e, e, mirkat, e, Short bl £t v 28 A BN 4 R, (R, Copptagto e it T, Crmpe o iy AN : § ce o X ‘not excesding per mils. e et P ann® oY g en [ NEW PARSLEY—Per dos. bunches, 4@| NEW YORK, March %.—The stock mar- | blils ia S G B0 Der ‘sent: B e SRR IR LA 8 :‘.,Zn‘&'.i'l”&:"?'ir ..».-(;F;nffiau'- ontt], Aprii | shorts caused an advance. The close was | NEW CARROTS—P - ket made an unsteady stand against reac- Bew Sooi Mk 11| 720%) 6 08| 6 40| * | 3 69| H . 1903, 1 mifiplee of 1,000, to e o0 the Rafway Company io the ag: strong and e higher for l-{‘ it w‘m LETTUCE—Per du"b‘dx‘.’.'c'm."“&':"' e, :;Ion c{‘or a time mdlayfi I‘:,ul bel'nrremlihe oc&g:» it i - g ;a :1”.. “}‘ :7’;\ .-.l X |I 3 g[: T Spemount of §4.000,00C and no mofe under this offer, for the construction and equipme | pd ' . . iscouragemen ad apparel ] - h Sacelois were puail ut B cars, ons of son- a?;"fl"r"r'!u""i&""" per don. Bunches, | cofpe the apeftintive mind aguin and Pricas | ary the auotations on the New York Biod i un) o CEE AT R i o B T o serevment Ui "t 07, {RE e apptictions ;. e, s e 1o e 5 \ peron: ntion AL ATR0Y Hquidation of May onts by out- | LARENAEREEeE bu. Ke. There were indications of well organized o TR 1 1 Tosg! o 1 886 4 do| 3 ) 3701 3 87 | | That' B o bvent "shall sanerbere e rmirod ta. paly ot than 'twenty ‘per cbnt of thelr } side holders was the feature of the early | CARROTS. ber pr g PoF 908 $L7. | bear leadership on the decline. The early B [Snianie 197 1008 o 18| "L 4 58] us[ 371 391 | | subscripeion T any one month: but that each subecribér shall have (he option 1o pay the whole [ trading _and the 'market was decidedly | GREEN ONIDNE.siC; resistance to reaction was sustained, prin- B [pasate . 38/ 7 ov| 6 20| 6 66| & | 3 68| 3 73| 8 8y ! ot once. weak. The strength in wheat caused the | bunches. e, Southern, per doz.|cipaily by Pennsylvania and New York 2 | Phoentx 19) 7 19b) 6 22 5 61 4 89 | 875 4 M Subscribers to the first $1,000,000 of this allotment. provided In the ‘ early sellers to turn buyers, and with some | RADISHES— éntral, "Ko other cause was apparent for L. 10 Potosi . 2738|617 671 486 358 ¢ |4 W seription amreement. will receive, for each $800 pal | covering by shorts the sentiment became | e, Southern, per dos. bunches, | this but the publication of revived asser. ™ swvage o BT f-:x gnft‘ al :fi IN s d 3 jons that the control of New York Central jorra Nev 1y » Ty Deime: 5ihke. higher wt ke nfent | gaa’ o hS—Fer bu, dc; Canada rutaba- | was vircually jodged in hands friendiy to } [gwan 1 Bl |SESmimamiim i ] $1,000 of 5 per oont 30 ysar gold bends of the Raliway Com an| T B e R e '."'"'chw"; el Y el 1R O R el o 21 Bl 88 'l 4 g??e:l%[?': $800 par value of the full pald oommen stook of the Rallway Company. receipts were 174 cars. ONIONS—Red Wisconsin, per Ib, lc; - 3 HICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. - - okl Phiei. 8825 . pirovisions were'dull, with tradipe con. | white per Ib. o, Spunish: Vor 'crate, K175, | Btocks’ Fose about & point over Inst IERG | 8 Subscribers 1o the second $1.000.000 will recelve, for each 8835 pald: Tices were Jower on increased recelpts of | sdc ‘e, per duz. bunches, | This was after the pressure of the London | cattle and Hogs Drop Lower, While |, The official number of cars of stock ot the Rallway Oompasy, brought in today by each road was: ogs and a decline In prices at the yards, | LEMONS—Callfornia fancy, $8.5; cholce, | ent weaknens: of the London me e . § o G | histn Slarty o 1o WEARE GRAIN AND ELEVATOR CO.|sales. par value, $5,120,000. Tnited States 3a, | Western wethers, $4.8096.20; stockers and | The beef steer market opened very slow, | § wife om (RS Jobe,, TR Mo ¢! '?'n'm":\‘-‘:'nu Norway: 7 have been tar twenty years | work o but the market received good support from | 3. o it MBI LR i P Sheep Are Stondy. Roads. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'se packers and prices soon railied. The late | "NAVY BEANS—Per bu., $2.60. A e T R en Tr ronsals | , CHICAGO, Maroh %.—CATTLE—Receipts, | C, M. & St. P. Ry... 18 1000 of the 5 i rength in grains added to the advance AKX BEANS ber but 8% 4. string | 270 the late upward reactlon In consols | o, Gii SAGE" Maricet Togise lower; Kood 16 | Wabash 1 3 || Ratiway Company. value of the ful d common stock of . closing brices were strong. with May beans, ber bu.. box, - e e ot hintil the price had broken | prime steers, $.00G6.80; poor to medium, | Midsougt Buctfc By.. & 3 i || the Rattway Company. 1 {1 ¢ 1010 ‘and riba were up Tie a¢ | 8940 - oR—Callfornia, per crate, | through 8 earlier in tno day. As many | i PG RI0NTE AN S Sagn ts: canners | U: & N W. Ry oo 13 10 T ] o Garmubecriptions i the ATt 8100000 TIPS AERA e hnd FTI00eIoi A oviments w1 b 6. ) British financlal _transactions are based o AA {ond fw"s . R &MV RR 0 1 i of sul , _and oversul ptions . ae 000, | CABBAGE—Holland seed, per 1b., $1%>. | 4 Al ot bie oD favum of 50 | $1.6060.75; bulls, 8. calves, 8. Vs ppiied on the last $1,000,000" at the option of the subscri | sEstimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, | TOMATOES—New Fiorida, per ‘6-basket |ay the price for consols, (he fall below | U-i; Texas-fed steers. $.00G4.50. L N N et o "wFhe frst one’bundred milcs opens & country w Flch In Gold, copper, coal. rud hematlte tron, | H %0 ond, ™ s it ik o il e FRUITS, that level today was regardsd as deeply | , HOGS Recelpts, %000 head: tomorfow. | B & M Ry, by B | Sarning capacities Of he Toad Wl then be demonsirated 3ea or no boras of stock wil. there: | 1 follows: _ | APPLES tew York stock, R.0GIH: | fektire of the day/was a shipment of Jon. | lower: mixed and butcher steers, 8@ ;| K- €' & 81 pi e St wyviem CIETEILIST Uy the Alagka Central Ratlway Comoany. inclufing the mata orn ; ! ood 'to_cholce \ §1.56G7 ., R L o an ‘Comprehends from 100 to 1,300 miles. aa future devel 5 { | Westorn: gaoy, 7o Per bu. -bo |l 0 oo ine 0y i (ke | REAVY. $1.B@T5; light, §.0007.40; bulk of Sl R A pamphiet contalted & detailud tap of the surveyed Toute, Toports of the chief enginecr. i | GRAPES_Malagas, per keg, $60007.00. | special character of this transaction, but | Siles, ¥1.3507.85, R P D% e & Taformation Concorninn thé Alaska Contral Rallway And (he sburdsut ,.25..."1 irthatary 10 It 1 | TROPICAL FRUITS. the fact was not altered that New York | SHEEP AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 1500 % : Te had upon Appilcation at the Chicago ofice of the T(rilvay Company, Sulte 1414 Tribune ! | F1G8—California, per 10-Ib. cartons, ®c.; | bankers are ‘reduced by that much. Wita | head; sheep steady o atrong. Jamby stendy | JOtL PSR o | T ke was | | EEDAing, Chicago, til, The subscription agreement i 171, L Jad upen, requcet In perien of % ¥ v 0 2 i . | ol e 'S il af . lace. of securing ol . T AN s ot oo Sitglde e emand o e AmeTior fog | 6.50; falr to chotce mixed, $4.8005. 4 west- | as follows, each buyer purchasing the num- | || Chicaso ofice of the Raliway'Corbpans, or I wilL e seni for [Lspection (hrough any bank Upos @515, cholce, ¥aiu; A subtreasury, this fa the dominant factor | OFD sheep, 35.2506.50; native lambs, $5.55@ | ber-of head indicated T Saon shown by ool reports that tho” White. Pass and Yukon Ratiroad, owned by ] 3.20; sweet Jaffa, $2.50. in the situation that confronts the financial | 5.40; western lambs, $5.50@7.65. Buyers, Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. English capital. and running from Skagway to the head of navigation on the Pokon Fuver. made 3 DATES—Persian, in 70-1b. boxes; per I, | World, wh.ch Is finding continually new re. | Officlal yesterday: “ '\ o |Omana Packing do. s Thir f | | peearnings ot SROGO per-mila the At year of 1t gperation: The annual repurt of the rarn: f | ®0c: per case Of -ib. pkes., $2.2. quirementa for credits at every turn, A | . celpts. ts; | Switt and Company 1197 2424 TR The Lorr iy by oead by the T Alcain a1 DicempAtubly | Tchet ¢ ¢ MISCLLLANEOUS. QUObaRGry Grefic DRIAGOL SR e Slearns B 2 108 andpoint than that supplied by the White Pass and Yukon. &nd the two roads have { MAPLE SUGAR—Oblo, per Ib., 10c. house this morning for 3377477 foreshad- | Hogs 4041 | Cudahy Packing Co ] Tlo confllct of interest whatever. being 800 miles o par., (he White Pass and Tukon being o { HONEY—Utah, per a'-x‘: g s3.28; | oWed another heavy withdrawal by ihat Sheep . Armour, from Sloux City. 91 Canadian territory, the Alaska Central e: vely on American territory. i 44 Colorado, $.60. * Ry P faesitutiop s, i RRuied d8r donsEronis | . Yansant & Co. 2 depository of the Alaska Central ia the Pumet Sound Na- - O O AN " bar b, 30; aballed, 4o | statement of operations. The decision of | Kansas City Live Stock Market. |Carey & Benton. (i s B s B bt i B | HIDES—No 1 green, bc; N e {he Xeonsylyanis ditectors to Wesus sddi: | gANgAS CITY. Mieoh 3-CATTLE- | Lotien & Co. ISSE TAY bE Al Theonah I May {11( 1796 179 [1780 |No. 1 salted, R e naian ¢ TheCiats | Recelpts, 6,000 natives, 30 Texans, 200 na- | Wo I. Stephen (Reretor SR 6TIsh ( July 1690 |1718 1715 1710 | veal cal e T W ket e raviston | tive calves: 1,400 to 1700-Ib. cattie lower; | Hill & Huntainger Ratt Casishuy, Saite 1418 I} Bept. | 1670 | 16 &734) 16 8734|1685 |42 to 15 'Ibs., for payment In three installments’ running | 1000 to 1,300-1., steady to 10c lower; light | Huston & Co.. ... oo allway Company. e - ! “I'L 990 | 1010 PO . from June 15 over to October 25 did not | Seady: auarantine dull and lower; cows | piindhid® o Butldlan. Ohlcane. !l HE ALASKA CRNTRAL RAILWAT GOMPANT. [ | 1010 J1000 | al X ) steady to strong; best stockers and feeders A A 5 {PANT, afi’ 96 |9 9 9 771 | bc; hard shell, per. b., 14c; N e e e oy e loaaany 07 | atrong, otfiers stsady ‘10" Weak; chaice ex- | o . jHfus. ... By . W. Dickinson. President. tl pt. | 9 9 82 og& 976 | per b, 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per ib. e PR ey Siathet. Fha rether ooy port and dressed beef steers, $.50gs.2s; | B. ¥ Hobblck. B | P Brasils, pet b, i%c; filberts,’ per Ib.' 126! | {jguidation’ in Amaigamated Copper was | [l to g0od, §3.5504.%0; stockers and feed- | QSIS (& Do T R oRoriag Tis to subscribers direct, the Alaska Central Railway Company has adopted ' oy 8% | 3% 38| $ B S st urke MM SR | e et T, R | gt a0 B g0, T SR o S Remngi, BT e i e et g e e : | Bopr. | 848 | 8 i 9 @fl| 340" | small per'Ib. "ici cocoanuts, Der GGz, Glo: | teta denings on the selling Induced by thy | COws, 31.10M.35; native heifers 3000 .0; | Hamilton .. e, profta: that uevally 0 ta constrictign comtanies and financial underwiteryare siiminyi: chesciuts, per Ib., 10¢; peanuts, per ib. | vioten: ik In the: LonGon conmer mar, | canners, §1.W@2.25; bulls, 32.5004.25; calves, | Uther ‘buyers 28.-ta the corresponding &gvantage of every bondhoider and stockholder. for the “bond ipewe wiil L *No. 2. bic; roasted peatiuts, 'per ib., 7ci BIACK | ot An Incldent of the day was the cemling | #5,00@7.00. 2 “Totals A onatruntion Te done by tho Ratlread Company. but all the (oW r(tex elonk (o 1t and will be | uotations were as follows: Walnuts, per bu., 31; hickroy nuts, per bu., | on the curb market of United States Steel | HOGS—Receints, 8,800 head; market active & lovoncd of for the mutud] benett of &1l Intecests. Tn addition 1o Kol and copher in ABURIARCe: F: 4 and ; winter patents, | ¥.50; cocoanute, per 100, $4. 68 at 86%, which was on a parity with ths | 884 10@15c lower; t .46; bulk of sales,| CATTLE—There was another very 3.. country to the Alaska Central Rallway contains practically inex] tible fieldn " T ; spring pat- | OLD METALS, ETC.—A. B. Alprin quotes | faw pr. he 0 Pis preforres | 81 heavy, §7. + mixed packers, | run of cattle here today, wnich oF" conl. ach of which in semi-anthracite and. Wil comman Pacific: han : SLogi R siritanis, 1303 0, barers, | he followin prices: Tron Uty BUXed: | MNAPTCR Ofna ™ excharge. Ehe enounds | 00T 4Tl Hgh i yorkers, 513 | secelpts for, the three Sorld 2 ikt & ek act or-the culetation of a1 Finds o Lt B ( | &A B pper ok I Bige: Draderies ber fon 86; | formulated by the employes of the Manhat. | @3 pigs. . b3 fiderably in_exoges.of the eame. dave of thas It e orraspandie tden S Bifpe: whove 18,000 800’0 the Y | T—No. § spring, @%c; No. 8, Tsc; | SOPPEr, per Ib., §i4c; brass heavy, per fm- fan Eievated- raflway. Mept alive the dis. | SHIEI AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 6,500 | last week and also of the same days of § Male BOR, ‘Deople of 1 10, resids. Rlarka Centralis southern terminus No._ ¥e; brass. light, per 1b., bc; lead, per Ib., | {hrnane timent over the labor out. | head; market 10@i5c higher; native lambs, | 1ast year. Uther markets also had liberal ¢ Soward, on -E‘-fi.‘r Spen the year round, whers. the thermometor has hever Known : R AT i | oo e T o™ T | SRl ataters, lamte, 1 VT el | s %, the andehey of prices way - BER ) B AR e el Beosrt i el e e p e f i 0. 3 white, The bond market was lrregular. Total | OWes, $1.00g6.00; native wethers, 3.75@6.10; | cigedly downward | s R ne | { | bles, but raliled on covering and were firm | to withstand a turn. Local Co 7 do let pfd .5 to & and as high a % w d 4 cull lambs. RlITART: Thflee noon Jumsed ne chisde | e tistand a turn. Lecal receipts, for | 40 3 pid A & Qaly Setors anytuing ik than Tuesday's ‘close; selling, §1.00G7.40; ; feeting, dlo; falr to L Togisiered, old 4 registered. ‘and new du, | fecders, $.0004.T5. Sen wore IryinK 13 Drevent -u brock o | | SRS Felreta TR ¢ TR Mo hige SC everY Bheca ot Jailions Rustheny, L ArG Y \ S $110; No. 1 northwent- Omaha Branch 110-111 Board of Trade | COUPON, advanced % and the old fs. cou | 8¢, Louts Live Stock Market. result it was late before much | Wny in Al With el the t can e waiting for 1t at heralorices 0 ern, othy, 8.43%; clover, Bullding. 5" the 'lnst call. 0% ont Seneral market, e bbtid o (Y ST. LOUIS, March 2.—CATTLE—Re- | thoug tully i lower and in some | L7 pork, per bbl, $17.90 | CHICAGO, March 2.—WHEAT—Market | The following are the quotations on the | ceipis, 5000 head, including 1,00 Texans; | spots it looked even worse than that. i ity R Phi dhiee | started out’ weak, Inflienced by the fine | New York Stock exchang market generally steady, with declines in | = B e Pty R nge T . Short weather, lower cables and reported slow . S ohlede P somegrides: " native ‘snipping ana export | t was | R VTR SEHEE T e e GRS ansiiders " exed wGNEE. Bhore"clear | SO IeMAR, and Prices weie e lower B R e R | et T T T P G A Tl I T T o s uTTAGE the mafiet ruled tollys ana Ty Sieaayon > cash demand’ for No. 1 northern. Du- g i e d under 1,000 Ibs., $3.50G4 rriving, the day was well advanced before | ~~ 8TO( &1 UeairEnle stedes, e same as has been Following are the receipus and shipments | luth soid some. Manitobs wheat and St % 3 g g eders, 12,3501 Anyihing ke g cloarance was made. e e T the case for some littie time past every- , wE o . ga YeIONRY e Etpeasnts. Louls reported 100,000 bushels 8old for ex: g wabath - Delfers, 12.254.80; cannefs, 12 The cow market 80 siow and Aowdelr.’ ] 0 180 1 H thing changed hands as repifly a8 Saicaded Mecs! ort. ere was a general disposition to . NK| do pra .l 2. .0; calves, $3.5007. The break in prices, however, was hardly . 450 275 1 an | { . 54,200 28,800 | cover short sales and the market advanced | . do ptd 168 |Wheellng & dlan_steers, $3.00@4.40; co heifers, serious as on beef steers and a dime, 1 1500 38 | eafly_ slearance would have been: made, 26,600 c over Tuesday and held the advance, | Chicago & G. W..... 2%/ do 24 prd $2.25G8.40. ould cover the decline In most case b | Clipped’ ewes sold as high as $.25 and here were about 120,000 bushels N do ist prd.. - 80 |Wis. Central HOGS—Recelpts, 7,000 head; market lic | Bome of the prime light weight cows and | 1) 20 32 wooled ewes sold up to $.60. There were ! northern sold here, with 50,000 for ship- | do 24 pfd. lower; pigs and ligh's, $7. packers, | heifers scld at prices that did not look | 4 + 30 400 ro very prime lambs among the early ar- | ment, and this pat-No. 1 northern within | Chicase & N W....18¢ "ladums & & ¥ 25g4.00; butchers, $1.3a7 { quite a*dime lower, but aside from a lim- | """ 'EFOCKENS AND FEEDERS, | Fivals and in fact there was nothing good } B0 e b e of the May. A feature was the gain of g A L SHEEP AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 1,500 | ited number of sales of that character thy| , STORKEHS AD g onglsh: to NNy A¥A: BN b} Ay ports oads en for ex- muttons, $3. 4 ambs, $5. culls | number on sale us | 1o 27 531 P 4 L e o lia%ic. Egs, frm, at mark, cases in- port. | Primary” Teceipta, 36000 bugh gna bucke, 82 Tatockers, u.m.u;‘m-&um with'the “otal Tecelpts was again | | H :E: { rices dnchanged | T T eoa 1 h ,000; primary shipments, ‘exans, $4.00@4. er small. X 4 P Chobics pste , $6.90G { Dushels, against 700, northwest recelpis, "3ulls ‘were a little lower today, in sym-| i 3 3 jort i#; falr to good lambs, $5.006.90; " cholco i NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. |18 cars. against 157; local receipts, 17 cars, New York Live Stock Market. pathy with ie break on cows ‘wha sicers. | { 2 3 - 41.‘2:‘}'»."3%,1&7‘.?’ e YLRgLY choloe lsht. a | i emiw e Bl S bdenye, NN YORIC, March 2 e S O e e A SR e A R ] , l Quotations of the Day om Various| CORN—Notwithstanding the small corn | esipts, 5,188 head; slow but steady: steers, | anq feeders iu the yards and unlcss the | » Ly oyl 5.60606.75; cholce wethers, $6.0066.%; fair to 1 ! . Commodities. recelpts, May was weak early and sold at| oo 1a* i ':‘.;‘;?5#30"‘%‘“.':“}"‘"; ol PG4 . | cattle’ showed considerable q lity they | 5 D 3m ‘1008 Pooc. 3 ifi"";u‘f_,'g‘;‘,‘;&?‘,'"‘l, pRRRENSI Iale N i NEW YORK, March %—FLOUR—Re- | fog bf May sarly by Avorour hrmeah beok: | SIost 0%, bid of béet; tomarfow, 8 eheep. s | Svatee "stockers ‘and_ feeders that had. pot | i o oby & | 665 tocder’ yoariings, $iIoI T, feator / ‘ | :«xu.n.n bbls!; exports, 13,68 bbls.; quiet | ers. In spite of this seling the ay dls- | do pid Gen. Electric CALVES—Receipts, 24 head; veals, | peen fed corn sold readily at dy prices, | 11.. " 400 “1080 | wethers, $.00G4.6); feeder ewes, $3.0048.50. | | barely steady: wintér patents, $.90 | count narrowed finally and the mathet | et e Hocking. Coal | weak to Ze lower; veals, $#.00@8.75; butter- The kind of warmed up cattle that have | Te% 40 b o] | Representative sales: i 420; vlnsa' kr:l;hu.'fl -n;r:‘n;'mn 'l‘u‘rud firm and advanced to above Tues- Vo Dutse) - 88 Intes m'i'a‘:' $350; ity dressed veal, weak at|peen seliing {?r"f:od rs were weak to a 2 o B Nb. Av. pr ) .20 , . 4 . k 3 re : e orneranins, R0 | S dest ool ke w6 MR i AND vAMBS Moo, sam)| SRt Tery 4 b At e ackine 1 | ¢ ' L i % 18 - e 'g: Dot Qitatand T cars; primary receipts. 30.000 bush- I[N Americas Boady! st miader, Blow and et |50 matterwhather they bed Been Iad carn | MR e de % 85 i . .20; X = i e t. ere was quite a demand fr T . 3 t ehglce 1o fancy, 3.06G3.45. Tments: 6000 Dushels, &sainst’ 106 10 <joas Suin| Vi, Sanr lower;’ heep, UEG8%0; 1o choice hers: | the' copntry yeeterday, but or% | hoge Bere.(odey SR an Aiher Edets ot | 193 Wentorn ewes... % oh SORNMEAL-Bteady; yellow western, | ances, 0000 bushels: seaboard reporied 26% | People's Gan lambs. J5.1547.90, spring lambs, §1 per head. | seomed to be looking' for | ali uoted a §o0d deas Jower Prices broka | 21 western 9% 80 - \ oy city, .06; Brandywine, $2.40g3 38 loads taken for export. Eastern demand 183 | Picased 8. Car HOGE Regelpts, 8,121 head; market firm: | quality. Representative sale ’ at this point a:s0. 'The market started out | 118 western 8560 e endY bt T o™ ®c. L. 0.'b, |l mot improved, but offerings are small, | ins. & 8.0 | do ot state ‘and Penneylvania /hogs, §7.80G7.W; BEEF STEERS. ery slow and generally 10@lsc lower than | 180 western 860 g e e e e o ¢, |Cash market is igc highe Mo. Pacific 1074 | Pullman "¢ . 8. No. Av. Pr. y sterday's average. Salesmen, though, | 12 Western ™ 6% i - g eeding, DR A OATS—The oat market was weak early K. 'uc opontie Steel B | were slow about ukln‘.nu Pr ces offered, | 6! western vearlings. 8 6 mxm 52% l{o.m » and prices at one time were ¢ et than A L ot onx Olty Live Stock Marke N |as Ihe{ diu not Mke to Wake off that much. | 163 western lambs.. 3 6T y pta, u. Tuesday. On the break there was general A SIOUX CLTY. Mdnad Belhbhibe Teh . Leter in the day packers raised {he:r hands [ 134 western lambs & 61 ty .|,u, spot m?:o 0. 2 red gflo,,.n.,a. a"r‘gr;hfivl * was mo? e TR e el & Tren: g::"‘ 1—cAflLb—ReI:etpu Tms ) (Rele- | to rome la.menbl al dll-l?.lnn uu}'."ii a xllllle "; :‘u“ 300038 2 50 | red, .o, : 08 8 et ating o] it Wy RRIUENS Dag & | m. . Lood; q | more active, but stiii the hogs had to sell | 25 ¢ cs.. 250 [ ern, Duluth, an hard, Mani- | covering. Counselman was n liberal buyer. | Ostarts & W S| U5, "Lantier BUetoe mans: cows, bujle sof BT {a big loc lower, ~Light hogs sold m.stly | 13 western ewss 5% ’ Loba, $7c, € 0. b. afloat. ‘Optlons declined | In this market, as in all others, there was | Penneyivania - 1| G0 pid... alves and yoriings RBOIE. T from §1.20 down, med.um weights fiom | 1 Western ewe 6 0 slightly after the opening under lower ca- | the feeling the decline had gone far emough | Resding - uv, 8. Rubber L Hom;'—m{u,fu" ORTREL 4. Sower 320 to §1.25 and good heavy hoss fiom | I Western ewes, 5 80 { BRRERE s uREIETBEENEE28T IRBBEEHSTSITTSEH8SES5ST . it 'was late in #he day bef thing 1i 1 western lamb. ... 5 t for May and, impelled by reports of lib- | tomorrow, 105 cars; clearances. 15000 push | % b & 8. F.. bulk, #3901 o “Ulcarance” s made. sepresentative 1 100 Mexican wethers 8o | eral export sales. The market closed firm | els. “do 18t pid — sales: 425 Mexican wethers. § 40 8t %{‘et advance. March closed $iic: | PROVISIONS—The market opened easy | s’ "% " K e Biack' - Siaht. No. Av. 8h 39 Mexican yearlings. 66 L Moy, 11-16c, closed, Ti%o? July, 78 3 on lower hog pric 8 and a littie better re- | do-pid.. ... K. c. Southern. ... Following were the receipts of live stock Bpoy T ¥ite, slosed twise; Seplember, TNGTIc, | celpia. Cudany bikers bought May ‘pork, | 56 Paul 1111 . at the six principal western clties yester- H Gasssh Thos Bl shasi . ened the v vi 3 2 ) A CORN ts, 88,000 bu.; exports, 11,005 | Stwff for sale on sdvance from low price | *to. Phcifi 2 . Hogs. Sheep. i ST. JOSEPH, March 2 —CATTLE--Re- bu; sales, 200,000 bu. futures. 24,000 bu. spot. | There were 28,000 hogs; market slow, 10@ibc | 50 Rallway Omaha . 12, :,o&)‘ 4 celpts. 2414 head; mostly 10¢ lowe) Spot steady, No. 2, §7c, elevator and blc . | lower; estimates for tomorrow, 34,000 hog: *Offered. **Ex-dividend. Chicago 16,000 | $ and helfers, steady to strong; o. b.. afloat; No. 2 yellow, Sligc; No. 2| hogs in the west today, 68,800, against 55,000 o sl Kansas City 6,500 £ .- 1488 $3.85@5. cows and he'fers, $2 X recovere: VE. AND ELEVATOR (O, NEW Y 5 s 8t. Joseph | J R OGB—Recelpts, 5,774 head; 1015 Sith Wheat and cloeed 160 Ret Migher . EW YORK, March %.—MONEY—On | STEERS AND HETFERS. Wl S g Ve v T March, 5/@5T4c, closed Sic: Aprll closed| Liverpool Grain and Provision steady at’ 5@8 ‘per cent clasing at 91OV IV - el s, o3 2 oY) P medium and heavy. 3 a7sc o; wigs v Siei May, WAGUUe, closed $%c: July. | LIVERPOOL, March %5.—WHEAT. Spot. | saq hihoty Sub. Sass Mo sy Slendy: #xty | Totais a0 | AR wE Ll 56000655 ? i n . A L, ! ot )% per cent; six months. ” N LA -, e 7 ma'o:d Siad 4813-16; Beptember, 48 | quil; No. 2 red western, winter, 814; No_ 1| 800 per cant: prime mercantile paper, b4 e | 1 Lo 200 1 in 300 poedt el S e rintd, oW ORTT bt oo b exports 1258 | EOERET sPinE S e Callorm, | paflcent dpellop gl b G2 @ i H : Bemd oot sissay o, strone et wiak L, 3 . 3 i e . . B A iE—Heavy, w v 1 2 D v , $6.25; L Shite, Te: No. 3, fie: No. ‘kann“'fi;'g? R a NN, | aet in bankers' bills at $4.585@ | Quiet and steady; sales 4. H i S t i SOUTE WRTOTS SRL IAREAORL, AWAN ¢ No. 3 white, i track mixed western, | 4oty pot, quist; American mixed, new, | 4.7 d and at 3. ¢ | nary, $16-16c; good ordinary, §13-16c; low | 1 D980 €50 A 20 7. %8 .. 1% a——— — nominal; track white, 1@46c. Options weak | 15n 7 5, oid, S8 4d- Jalsieyguet: May, 46 | axty-day posted rat, | midditng. 9%c; middling, 9 13-I6c; good mid- | 1 0 350 3% ) 590001260 1% { atter (he opening, but recovered later with e e ’g.‘yi,:dl 3 DI e, MBUOL | dling. “itige: middiing falr iois-lec Re-| & 818 ] a. W 120 680254 i eprn. ay closed . 2 . ’ ceipts, bales; stock, ales. - 1., L 2 67 24 80 72 ! ““‘"‘"".“ spring, 55@S7c; good to c:‘%fl-umo" (Ficise const), frm, | MU0, e Government strong; raliroad, | §.8e; Mar. o008 isad Tre: Jure, | 0 3 o i B 18 &l e 1R seo' " ‘dams sraln Go‘ A9 b FLOUR-St. Louls fanc: 9, J J gH XA P 87c} July, | ik 36 HH . 120 2 1% i . Y winter, quk irregular. .87G9. G9. 20 722 PO NS & 1 \E.ouqm; oL, "Noge ?‘%’-‘5’-‘3“1'0“::5?°'§° R OVISIONS_Besf i . s :l nL,,’f.&: Closing quotations on bonds are as | §sgete: Ooiber, 3 = 3 %1 -1 o % ;zz:: 1 12 GRAIN, 3 : ¥ extra di. 5 B L 18 e T P 1L MO%e; olds, | meas, s 6. Fork,'frmi prime western | U. 8. ret. 2, reg....107 L & N. uni. dn WOYORK " March eCoTTON—0p- | § 3w H- A B 183 WolB W im PROVISIONS AND STOCKS. i HIDE! et; Galyeston, 20 to 25 ibs., | Fich% P23, Hams, short cut, 14'to ip Iba.. | ¢o soupon” """ Wk |Nex' Coniral ds ened quiet, Unchanged to an advance of 3| 1 " 1T i |4 . 122 €020 0 712 Members Chicago Hoard af Trade, Bt i 18c; California, 31 to % Ibs., 19c; Texas dry, | 30 jbe ' . Cumberland cut (26 to | 40 3| do 1s fnc oints and’ following the call, ruled rather | 1 31 i |7 # 123 €.l 0713 uis Merchants Exchange and fan: ! 24 to 3 ba., lde. A b"-‘- 'M_d% 528 6d; short rihs. 16 to 24| & . 198 [Mian. & St L. 4s rregular, but narrow and quliet. 1. ™2 11 0. 80 722 61 266 120 725 sas City Board of Tra LEATHER-—Steady; acld, 2414@%ec. Bt ipos §d; long clear middies. Jight 23 1o | GO b9 tion_ coniinued quiet, however, ? i in ) 50 7225 497286 50 12 Room %4 Board Trade Bldg., Omaha ‘ EROVISIONS. Tt Seaar ! Hmy meo h"}.; . Ss 64 long claar’ mldd'es. gradually eiipped away, with ' - HE 31 8 W 128 e L s v, w, yinonss 106'ena i 9 3 X , S38; . firm. t wing the greates: 7 R 1 . E. Vom Dorm, 3 S0; city, extes ndls | o 05 le8r bellies. S, Shoulders, Square ;‘:: close ':v‘u ‘.;‘ugy 563 poin T3 - ke H & olmd ellUE 0B Write for our market b gt H 5 7 ./ I . me e exports for the day were full, amount- | 1. 1080 2 %0 380 . . = . - 13 srain :“ll";"gf“.lu [estern, in'tlerces. steady, Sls 6d; Amer. ink to 19,61 ba‘es bringing the total thus| 3. 1083 390 80 51 L 1mg 8 e 22 PRIVATE WIRE | ma, $ILNGIL0. Lard, | BUTTER Gooh s, Meady. Sls 3. Keading gen. 4. far for the season up to 6,798,241 bales, or | 1 oo 30 iw |m Bl B — e L L i teamed. " $0.45: refined: | CHEEGE - dooriom h Staies, steady, s0s. St L &1 M e '@ill | 19637 over those for the same period last | I ‘1083 3 00 e @ o TR @3 L 7 . e 1 @: Bguth America, S1L0; | e American Rneet colored, strons sod ™ S E R [ year P R i 1@onE N IEE HiS o 152 | CONSIGNMENTS ONLY { H 8. 25019, » sy e 8o 8% | NEW YORK. March 2%5.—EVAPORATED | 2 in 2 3 o 7 st 79 (TALLOW=Firm; cty, Sei country, 66| K= city @ o Tl 5 ip el | APPLES—Show no imorovemént: demand | } H i S oot £ B e et § ] ‘ Consign your grain to the R RICE-Firm. KANSAS CITY, March % _WHEAT— Tt e & W. el T | S2V0 the Tobt attractive frults common are | ! 8 o 1a8 S o T | I (BUTTEA Recoptn, .22 pien; unsettied: | Mo, Sl Tul, el chon” o1 s Ui Picite & é&'{l‘a‘;“"‘ igse; prime at WAc: choice, | } i Ly o | 2 WIB R imd, LUGAN GHAIN no { | . . 2o; i e . 4 i c; faney, . . L0 in 7 Loami oenllae w0 13 | . i : ervfinea common to cholce, 19G28c. Jected, 55@58c: No. 2 red. Tlisc CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Spot | }f i ] P 0 1:73 8 240 40 730 $ CHEESE—Recel 3.061 ' pk firm; | CORN L runes continue quiet. but ¢how some |y 3 ‘w0 5 1 2 i i tancy. large. siate, tull croam. il mude, | G0%c: carh; ; j Bivatiness "o the Jurger sizes: ‘guotations | ' i |8 ik &ooE i | KANSAS CITY, 110, | e Mebe: il TSI, St | YRR 0 BRESGELE @ | e oo 18 fe T S gendat Al i bu (WO B IR BoE iR | \ h ade, colol N » -4 e ral it t rm \C AN 1 { f6c: white. 14%c. N e N 513 Con. Tobaceo s B ity Poachas i & eany: | 1 d6 176 1 H -} S 1% WL T30 | And you will get best weights, best prices B e ‘“l:l.‘ !.I‘owg:g.; .::.; l.‘(#. 3¢ - *:blléc“fiinmny DeARh el s s, 1o Rook fl;“"“ cholce are quoted at Th@sc; fancy, $%@lde. | 1 IR 28 % e W13 1 N % and quick returns, and Pennsyl 3 e v : $. . o st e by ¥ MK (10 o i e b ol R O OTTER—Creamery, 21G25¢; aa Cofiee Market. i i i in |s IR @R v A e g oo % correeeen | 1 ME1E [ IR |RCECHE BB LR WEARE GRAIN & ELEVATOR western chickens, 13g134c; western fowls | BGOS—Fresh, 104c NEW YORK, March %.—Clearings, $311.- | steuds ot MOV T L ia0 380 3 i b 75 mma 40 1am 100 cnrieve, 6o Receipts. Shipments. | 150941 balances, $506.463. o L e stiet 1 Tue 3% ® 18 @0 . 18 COMPANY PUTALS-TE, doclined & SN TEM0 - 8% 350 | (POSTON, March &.—Clearings, $20.146,- | ing & points under covering. but when thia | -t SV Ay S 13 900l e 733 . *pot and - : balances. $817,881. emand was exhaugte n 5 : mbers Principal Exc } Pituupes S¢ 2134 11 60, Tin locally was auiet 13.000 3100 | 5 SRR b March 3. —Clearings, M- | Comand ot ALa L ot ot anchenpid | I wan 18 4 iR g e 1% Mamiors. Pein e xchenen, | ot SBMOWMIL Copper brices ln' London we 46458 balances, 462,154, money. 6 per cent. | to & points higher on March: sales, 14,00 | AR ] 6. 1% 2 .. 7% BRAN Bty { dec .Enn £1 7 6d to £63 for both oat, Flour and Bran. | "GHYCAGO, March %.-—Clearings. 321,258, | be including: May. o Ju by e ie i §+1 @m0 T1s s 1l 1% ANCH OFFICE-OMAHA, NEB. { spot tures: and the New York mar-| MINNEAPOLIS. March % —WHEAT-- [C; balances, §2.8.80; New York exch 5 guly. 4dbe; Beptember 4 8kc: Novem: | | fose 1 So |muims U7 me.me @ 1% 110-111 Board of Trade, ting forelgn weakness, was | May, T¥c; July, 4o; on track, No. 1| par; foreign exchang: ber, 4.T0c; December, 4.9¢; January, S.0c. | 1. (wie 1 ‘o SHEEP—Racelpts wers moderate this W. B. WARD, Mgr. Telephone 1516, ] !