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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-09-07

@,HEY were talking IN the hotel
Office. and the conversation
q turned into a discussion of
III T@tlle value of circumstantial
v i3uce. The sporting man couldn't
y fow on the evidence given against
asn{|st in 4 famous case then on
81 any sane person could have voted
4 his acuulttal Of the murder: and
Ia strong things about what he.
6uld have done to. the ,jurynien who
1rered with him had lie been in the
n room Mt the recent trial. Most
the others were inclined to agree
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-09-07

The abuses of so-called "graveyard'
assurances have become SO serious i'll
certain States that loud demands for
legislative actions are heard. All CIV
illzed communities which seek to sup
press lotteries and policy gambling
should endeayor to root out the evils
of graveyard" insurance. They are
intclerable. and not to be endured
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-09-07

That another experimenter has fa'
ceedcd in living on $1.1J per week -
additional proof that some men c''''
do so. but not that any man sho"''
who can do better. .f*
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-09-07

"A TOILET SET IN LEATHER.

"A TOILET SET IN LEATHER e.
{ A new thing in leather is toilet set,
very piece covered with it. Red leather
las been charming IN many ways, but
his is new one. The backs of brushes
and nail polishers are covered with. it,
he tooth brush and tooth powder bottles
are encased in it, and nail files and scis-
;ors have handles i'll the same leather.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-09-07
STYLE IN CORRECT CARRIAGE.

Mere beauty of face does not avail a
woman much if she has poor carriage.
A woman's gowns may be modelled after
he most elegant Worth creation; her
chapeaux may come from the shop of
Paris milliner, and yet it may be a
source of annoyance to her that she does
not make as smart an appearance as the
governess of her children. Why!
Simply because she does not stand prop
arly.
The minute she stands lightly poised
On Her feet, with knee straight, chest
we'll out. stomach fiat, shoulders back
and the body from the waist fitting ever
50 slightly forward, she has acquired
certain smartness of effect that no
amount of beauty nor fine clothes could
give. A woman cannot stand correctly
and look slovenly. And yet how few
women do stand properly? An awk-
ward posture is the chief fault in the
beauty Of American women who have
passed thirty.-Waslington Post
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-09-07

Some people get tired watching othe,
people work. t+'E'
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-09-07
CHILDREN WHO WASH FOR THE
FAMILY.

OF all the clever combinations invent
ed by American women, the combined
washing machine and seesaw'' is the
most ingenious and useful. 1t was Mrs.
Sarah Sewell, of Ohio, who devised this
clever means of making the children of
the household do the family washing.
Monday, instead of the day of all days
in the week to be dreaded, has now be-
come the happiest day of all in American
families where the washing is done at
home, while the large laundry establish
ments that make use of this simple con-
trivance for washing linen are paying
little boys and girls high wages to sit in
the teeter seats and see-saw joyously all
day long.
Jimmie and Mary. you may come in
and do the washing!' calls the mother
to her eight or ten year old hopefuls
who anxiously await her summons Into
the kitchen they go-or, if the weather
is fine, the machine may be set UP in the
back yard-Jimme seats himself on a
sort of swing board arrangement at one
end of round tub, and Mary makes
place for herself in the other swing.
The machine is hollow receiver, with a
rotary clothes-holder supported on axlcs.
Bv means of crank and rods and levers
it is made to go round and round by the
children who sit on the teeter,' to which
| the machine is attached.
| The only drawback is that the wash
ING is done too soon for the children arc
not allowed to run the machine when
there are no clothes in the tub.-CasseH S
Magazine. ....
FOSTER MOTHER TO PRINCESS.
Maddalena Cinti, who is Queen Hele-
| ia S choice as foster mother for the
little princess of Italy, is handsome.
healthy peasant woman of San Vito Ro-
| mano. She is to receive 10000 lire and
100 lire month during her fostorage.
| She will be expected to visit her family
only once a month during her residence
| at the palace, and her own forty days
| old child must be given to the care of
| another. 1t is said that Maddalena at
first was greatly afraid she would have
to don "lady's garb,' but the Queen has
allowed her to retain her peasant cos
tune. She wears a figured veil or ker-
| chief over her head and fichu open
| at the throat and knotted on the chest.
Her eyes, like those of many Roman
peasant women, recall the Madonnas OF
Byzantine art. 4-''5.i
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-09-07

If some people had to live by then
wits they would s,arve to death.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-09-07

The death of an ostrich in the New
York Zoo of consumption dispsses Of
The theory that an ostrich can apn-
sumo anything with safety.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-09-07
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Kenttky., Saadason was only too
Ming. He resigned his post in the
eapital and the two men started out
9etEer OIL horseback through tho
"a almost untrayeied Wilderness be-
~ Louisiana and the Blue Grass
1hey arrived safely. at the Hamil-
hohestcad md Sanderson was
enbly entertained for two weeks.
d brought with him $4,000 for
) }nent 1H in slave dealing. and he
- anxious to go on further to a
al kentuckye where it could be
w sirvestcd. y The $4,000 was in
g Of the Louisiana State Bank.
summer morning the doctor took
oeparturc for the slave market at
gov. and young Hamilton rode
4im Tor d mile OF TIVE to get hirl
als #ay and wish him good luck.
@lltpR- returned in a=alAnr or
and went about his work. .Sev-
y days passed md nothing WIS
~ Of the Doctor Thens ope HWI-
the horse on which -heihdd ffddeh
from the Hamilton homestead
oond rfdetless in the road = few
~ Sdtside of Glasgow. ] The sad
vas stained With blood. III the
- BY the roadsfdf nd, R& sway
eke waS n;cl,ed nm X hisn 90 harrplled
tslock pistol. 1t was recognized rs
nsing to Hamilton. The lock Was
and . fragment Of it. was
etng. .,.I-sa ,.' N tn.,-r,,, rt
Hlrffhe- search revealed. in a shall
1ole only about 800 feet from
- The pistol was found a decaying
which svat 4efdlx festIffd al
sandersdn'x sfh< 116, zoo NoftH
ends which he had carried awsy
Nm were missing.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-09-07
)fd For Another's Crime


rl,.,>f . Man who: Dlsbolicycsa
Circumstantial Evidence. i
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-09-07

Inn any human being to death on
uustantiat evidence alone"
~ lgeaxned 10 bc@a story aomlnS
~ ether -naea- waited. ..--------------.-
sOn my last trip" said the drum
|ner, "E passed through the-western
pavs>oflNS stsckysantls sthRxe ! heard
Eth;s sbA, theh fofetes has destroyed
Nai{h I'm @uiicorr6tofated circums
ohntlal evidence. 1t was down in
Barren County. was struck by the
appearance of fine old mansion.
5hey told me down there that it had
longed to a wealthy and aristocrat-
i family named Hamilton, now ex-
2Gct, and then heard Of the crime
1chG Searsl put the Hnmiltons
D6(xNsdsuAsuf diAgrace.l re4l l3,e
b6deMhefe about 1925. when the
Smily held their heads as high as
~ folk In Western Kentucky. JOHN
|nhmllton the young head Of the
|1pesytookv to Louisiana q drive, Of
IL ,f6F 'tiie5 Southern market. In
Dfnftafs bs was stricken with
aow fever apd lay for weeks "at the
lint Of death. At the hospital in
AehlAe was confined was certain
( = GaHderson. The doctor took a
ncy to young Hamilton and pulled
b through the fever. ~
3 Hamilton on his part seemed to
ke an equal gllkipg TO. sanderson.
~ were, thrown much together end
WARN friendship sprang up be-
ssn them: Sanderson had money
! when the time came for Hamilton
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-09-07
':::.|E:EEttl1'tsI;;'1I :;:2 Is;:s :;|!;' ;';;'

MbEak Into the discussion, II should
We sgfeed with .you apoat 5sk
bnths ago, in fact. before my last
p South; .Apt -n0w, -shotfd l ever
Ne the pGet snekeE would I con-
nm any human being to death on
cun,stantial. evidence alone"
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
Cation Market,

NEW YORK, March 9-COTTON-The
market opened irregular and somewhat eN-
cited. with prices up 2dll points on fever
ish covering, foreign buying and fair in
vestment support, and was extremely nerv-
Gus all day. There were frequent violent
changes, the chief tlrn coming right after
the opening. when cotton purchased last
night was unloaded for profits. The inhu-
ence was cable news. This noted jump
Of 3G5i. points in futures and an additional
advance OF l-32d in spot cotton In Liver
pool. The bulge was privately reported as
due TO a bullish Nell circular in which he
predicts surplus stock on September ! OF
but 5000 bales and reaffirms his estima te
OF crop Of g, 1884, 900 bales The trade here
was disposed 10 disregard the Nell state
ment. but was obliged 10 recognize the Llv-
erpool advance as a potent bull influence
Trading was active throughout the fore
noon. with the soIfh a seller after the call
March was heavy al times under fall of1"rs
and Indifferent demand. The New orleans
market broke sharply after opening up
several points on a scare Of shorts. Room
pressure caused weakness in the late ses-
sion. There was little in the way Of sup
port from any quarter and the market
closed barely steady. with prices unchanged
10 points lower. Spot closed dull; mid
ding uplands, SEC. middling gulf. sAsc
sales, 42l bales. Futures closed barely
steady: March, S5lc; April, S.4Sc, May. S5lc
June S52C. July. $3.50; August, S?6c; Sep
temher. 7.S7c; October, ,.16C. NOFem Der
: Csc. December L. 65c.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day various
Comm od tiles.

NEW YORK. March ?. - FLOUR - Re
cepts. l5,lS4 bbls, exports, lS23 bbls Mar
ket firm at opening closed about steady.
Minnesota patents alOdiSO; Minnesota
bakers, sSoqS.25; winter patents, $3.50
tras. S250Q2 50. winter low grades. 8. 45d
go. Rye fiourSquiet; fair TO good s2Soq
3l5, choice 70 fanny, S2opS5o buckwheat
BUCKWIiEAT-Du at soas2c, C. l. (.
New York.
city. sc Brandywinc 81 $3.50
RYE-Quiet; No. ? western Soc, (. o. b.,
af9af pr sSS!e, ,Y SSaGe fee5,, IT, Ssro's
New York, mailing Geq70c.
BARLEY MALT-Dull; western, s2a7Oc
MaEAT No Esfeisis rsS c aos3 i Sa b. sPo TSS
s7tsc, Z a b, afoat, No ] hard Duluth
on covering following favorable ca bles
but after advancing AQ&.c soon turned
easier under liquidation of long interests
the absence Of public support, with weather
conditions bearish at home and abroad,
! selling TO any extent was checked by small
closed at 7sigci May, 7s9. asO l-l6c, closing at
7s5se July lsIsa .''s;SS- closing a. 7sAsc.
$50 bu; sales, 5000 bu. futures aud 4oeoD
4Sa.o IN elevator, and 47ssc asoat option
! sc, but soon lost tone and eased orf under
! moderate local selling and closed > C up
| 10 &c net lower; March closed az 4Si-c
MAY closed al 45'.c; July, i5lra45a.c closing
4 at 45irc.
oHTs-Receipts, l3l, eco bu.; exports. g.
| 900 bu, Spot quiet. No 2 3lC. No g
! 3azC. No white 33ISi.C. No white
| S2igc, track, mixed western 3013llrC. track
! white western, 3lls aS6c. options dun and
| nominal, with weak undertone.
| HOPS-Steady, state, common 10 choice
1900 crop. l7Q2Uc; 1893 llal5c. old olds "a
&C. Pacific coast, 1890 crop, l6nlsc, 1899, no
| l1c. old olds, 296c.
,HAY--Quiet; shipping 77'fasoc; good TO
l choice, s0qSlc
I HIDES-steady; Galveston, 20 TO 25 lbs
| lsi4gl9lvc; California p 10 3 lbs. lsc
LEATHER - Steady; hemock sole
Buenos Ayres, light 10 heaVyweights sid
soc. acid. .sl4q24iAc
! PRONISlONS-Beef steady: family. sos
| all.bO; mess s. &juQS00; beef hams, SIS 5OQ
100, racket. 81 5oalO 20; extra lniis r?sss
NAooa 500. cut meats, steady picked bel
picked hams tasSai650 Lard 1rm
western steamed, E.ao; refined. quiet. CON
| tinent, -; South America. N.6l; compound
| s. Sg5 6Zia. Pork, nrm; family, Sl5 -, short
clear, l4TGl650, mess, a. 25dl5.pl.
| TALLpW-steady city k2 per pkg. 4AsG
4A.C. country tpkgs freel. 47sG5isc
| RICE-Cuiet, domestic. fair 10 extra 81,
uSisc; Japan, 4iaG4hsC
| BGTTER-F,rm. fresh creamery, la
2ec, factory, uHi5c; June creamery, l5d
90; imitation creamery, lf=gls1=c; stat,
| CIiEEsE-Firm. fancy, large. eOlored al.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
Kau.n. city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, March 9-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 80 head natives and % head Cf Ives .
market generally l0d20c higher than a week
ago Nominal quotations today: Native
beef steers. 81 5Da5 s.: stockers and feeders
s. 9Dq5 o.. fed westerns, 81 2jdS. %: Texans
and Indians. So 75GA7O; cows, sS00l4 -;
heifers So 75d4 70; Gamers s. 25d3uu: bulls
81 O1d4 %. calves 81 GOd6O 90. receipts for
week o. zoo head: last week 81 300 head
HOGS-Recelpts, 400 head. market 2l,a
Sc higher; top. S.52i.; bulk OF sales S.4yn
$50; heavy. S47iad552I4 mixed packers.
s. 4Oa5 80; light, s. S520G5.40 pigs, S46ja5l-
receipts for week, 81 40 head last week,
50 700 head
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Market 15d2jc
higher on sheep and lOc higher on lambs
than q week ago; western lambs 81 s0d5l
western wethers 81 25dA Gi: western YEAR
lings. 81 4oG4 %; ewes. $375ui2J. culls. p 50
d3J0. receipts for the week 1000 head
last week, $500 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
Surar Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March s.-SCGAR-
Quiet: open kettle. 3l.d3 l5-l6c; open ket-
tie, centrifugal. S7,a4l4c; centrifugal yell
low, 4l.n4 9-l6C, seconds, 24.G4C. MOlasses,
steady; open kettle, none; centrifugal. Sd
2Oc syrup, nothing doing.
NEW YORK March 9.-SUGAR-Raw
weak; fair refining 3iYc; centrifugal s6
test, 4c. Moasses sugar, 3i.C. Refined.
weak and lower; standard 4, 5 .l0c; confec-
TONERS A. 5.loc, mould 4, 5.6bc; cut loaf.
lated :. .25c; cubes, $500 Molasses, steady;
New orleans, open kettle. good TO choice,
3gIf44C
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
MOVEMENTS ~ STOCKS AND BONDS
AmalRamated copper Quickly Rccov-
ers from Previous Weakness.

NEW YORK. March 9.-There was verv
irregular price movement during today o.
short session Of the Stock exchange Spec
ulation was active in only a few stocks and
the contrary movement in these had the ef-
feet Of confusing the sentiment Of the room
traders. The published rumor that The
PENNSYLVANIA will lease the Chesapeake &
Ohio for sgs years. with guaranteed diyi-
dends of per cent per annum, caused an
excited opening IN the stock. the trst trau s.
actions of $50 shares carrying the price
a. over last night This proved 20 be the
highest price Of the day, as the recent large
adv anco in the stock offered handsome
prodts for large speculative holdings.
Amalgamated Copper scored violent re-
COyery from yesterdays weakness. r'r.ng
more than points over last nights pice
in the first Ave minutes Of the trading
This also proved 60 be the highest price
a number Of lov-priced railroad stocks
wire advanced in concert lnclIdlug the
Wabash stocks Chicago Great Western. -.
Louis & san FrarCiscu. Hooking valley
and Peoria 4 Eastern. There was ieall4iT 2
going on tn other parts Of the list and tbt
tone of the market had turned heavy all
around before the bank staiein,rt apr.ared
Prices OF some Of the principal active rail-
road stocks were forced nearly point
under last night Sugar ''I uu ,S,I, me . -
upon the announcement of tho su tth iu
Paris Of an Official OF tae r"uuant The
bank statement hau evidently been dis
counted ana the snurts bid up prices on
themselves In their efsi-s ID take pronts.
The closing was lff"& d4at on zen wed lSa-
iizng iu some stocks a- The advance The
loss IN cash reserves by The banks Iroveu
as great was Indicated 10y the ilcIlu nary
forecasts ana the large calling ~ loans
early in the week has apparently been Icl-
lowed by further loan expansion ~lICe %
make the average outstanding sljSi.et
greater. Amongst the requirements Of the
coming week are the dividend G.sbJrse-
ments for the Standard on company and
the Consolidated Gas company. The Cne
calling for 100000 and The other ior
s., ,0pQ 900.
| The buying Of middle and low-grade rail.
road bonds has been ON q largo scale
] United States refundIag .s declined IL and
olds a. The - advanced q over the c.CsiEe
! bid Of last week
The following are the closing prices on
I - ~ :
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

white. uizc; fancy, small, colcred. l2i.c
fancy. small, white. i2Gl2i.c
EGGS-Easy. state and Pennsylvania. at
market. l4aQl4a.c western. az marEet
li.c. southern. at market. l40stisC.
pOTLTRN-Alive. steady. fowls. los. +.
chickens gi4c. turkeys Ilc Dressed. frin.
turkeys, l'dl0itc. chickens 5ql0c. fowls.
"a Zoe
POTATOES - steady; Jerseys. 81 .25dl. IS 4.
New York tOql IS. LonE Island. 81 joa
lEi. Jersey tweets. H..ba.Jo.
PEANrTS-Steady. fancy hand-uicked.
ar; other domestic, sc.
METALS-As usual on Saturday. owing
20 absence OF advices from abroad there
were no noteworthy changes I'm the local
metal market today. Speculation sas slack
ana prices at the close were more or less
nominal as follows. Pig iron ,ysTra nts
s. 5oqlo5 ~. northern foundry. IL apGlf5p,
southern foundry. Sll 5Epl5.15, SOFT southern.
N3 pdl57t Tin S26l5T2s - lad. sl37iz
Spelter s. q1igu3 3 s1i- Lake Superior cop
per. Sl7: casting and eicCtroiytiy, si6nrg
ls t.t-
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
81. Loui. Grain ana proyi.,o,.

ST. LOUIS, March s-WHEAT-No . red
cash, elevator. 121sc, track, 4i=q7Jc. May.
1Sl2c No. . hard. Ike
CORN-Higher; No. cash. :aC: track,
&lac. May, SOizGWAc; July. 2gifH3g.sc
OATS-Higher; No. cash 26-s,; tack,
2Slze27e. May, e6]sc; July, 25c; No. white.
RYE-steady; &c
FLOUR-Quiet: patents, 81 55g3 75: extra
fancy and straight So l5q335; clear s.. 1Od
2.sJ; low grades, s.. 2OFi2 so
SEEDS-Timothy, steady; average re.
ceipts, % l5d40; prime worth more; fax
quiet, Sl52
CORNMEAI-steady at S26
BRAN-Firm; sacked. east track. T7d1sc
HAY-steady; timothy, SS.Ooql3.00; pral
rie. S6.5GdlO. 50.
WHISKH-steady at yle7
IRON COTTONTIES-Sl
HEMP TWlNE-gc.
BAGGING-7g7s.c
PRONlSIONS-Pork Arm. iobbing yl5
Lard, better and firm. s.. l2IH Dry sal
meats. higher, boxed lots, extra shorts
81 .S7ia; clear ribs. s. 80; clear sides. s. 42i4
Bacon, higher, boxed lots. extra shorts
s. l2i2; clear ribs, s. IS clear sides. s. .37is
METALS-Lead strong; 81 2Oiaa4 Is Spell
ter, firm, 81 SD13 s2l.
POULTRY-Firm chickens, 7l.dSc: tu.
keys, 6rqgc; ducks. 9l2c; geese, 5G7c
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, l7q23c
dairy l4qlSc
! EGGS-Lower: ui=c.
RECEIPTS-Flour, 500 bbls: wheat. ~.
! OH bu.. corn, 10000 bu.; oats 50 GOO bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour, II 900 bills: wheat
! A, 600 bu., corn, l5l,pD bl., oats, 200 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
Total receipts .



CATTLE-There were only few odds
and ends on sale today and not enough 10
make a good test OF the market
The supply OF cattle for the week has
been rather light as the table of receipts
al the head OF the column Will show. Inc
demand has been Of quite liberal proper,
active and strong all the week.
Choice beef cattle were In good demand
all the week at strong prices ana as COM
pared with the close OF the previous week
prices may safely be quoted l0ql5c higher
one feature which must be kept in mind is
the fact that the quality OF the cAtue
being received is constantly improving
owing TO the longer feeding period. The
high price of the week was s. 40 The
market has advanced about the same
amount all around, though perhaps not
quite as much on the commoner grades
Warmed-up cattle are selling higher and
are going mostly TO the killers, which was
not the case a week ago. IT has been a
good active market all the week and sell
ers have had but little difficulty In getting
very satisfactory prices.
The COW market has also been strong
and active all the week. The best klnds,
selling from $3.50 up, may be quoted fully
dime higher for the week. The mediI m
! change, while the Gamers are a trifie weak
/ as compared with the close OF the preceding
week. While prices have oot shown so
| market, as packers took hold in good
| shape and bought each days receipts early
| In the morning.
| Choice handy weights have sold readily
/ at strong prices but heavyweights and
/ common kinds have been rather slow sale.
Veal calves are selling at good, strong
prices and so are stays.
The feeder market t. higher than II was a
/ week ago. The supply Of thin cattle has
| been very light and the. demand quite
/ liberal. so that choice cattle have brought
| strong prices Light stockers and calves
are selling considerably better than they
! were a week ago, II the quality IL salts
/ factory Warmed-up cattle are also
| higher. owing to the advance in beef. She
| stock may also be quoted stronger for the
! week Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
Foreign Financial.

PARIS March s-Prices on the uourse
today were irm during the early hours
under the influence OF the rise ia kafurs
and the Improvement in Spanish securities,
but later prices were quiet. with few t'aiis-
actions. They closed steady. Three per
cent rentes lu2f 37i.c for the account EN-
change on London. -Jf 2llec f.r checks.
Spanish -. 13 l2if
BERLIN, March s-lnterna tinulls we're
quiet on the bourse today. Spanish a. re-
weak on continued unfayprahle Rhetnland
and Westphalian reports Banks were
maintained. Exchange on London. &m
41l2pfEs for checks Discount rates short
per cent
LONDON. March 9-spanish 49, -.
Cold premium at Madrid %.5J
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
Bank CIearings.

OMAHA, March 9.-Bank clearings today,
81 .lO2 573. corresponding day last year, SgSs, -
6,4: increase, Slo3sla
CHICAGO, March 9-ClearinEs. SS7S6,0l3.
balances s.. .c0SO22. Posted exchange. 8. So
4SSl. New York exchange, 3nC discount.
ST. LOUIS. March g-Cleariugs. 5000. 6s5
balances, SllI9S1S. Money. steady AT 5qo
per cent. New York exchange, par bid. l0c
premium asked
CINCINNATI March 9-Clcarings. 1891
1jO Money, 2ied6 per cent. New York ex-
change. l0d2OC discount
NEW YORK March 9-Clearlncs, S247,
500. .25s: balances. IS SSS.OSl.
BOSTON March s.-Clearlngs, S25,0sl ,lGs
balances s. S66gl2
PHILADELPHIA, March O. Cleariugs,
81. 81, IA. balances. s.. %. ne
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
cattle >ominsiIy stendy-Hog. rive
Cents HiEhcr-sheep Even.

CHICAGO. March g.-CATTLE-Receipt pts,
1890 head. market uominally steady, good
60 prime steers. fancy up TO Sc 25 and others
&o5ntp. poor 90 medium 81 6oaI %. stock
ers and feeders, steady to firm al s. 1Jd4 G.:
COWS. 5. G'H4 -, hcifcrs, s.. 2.6ja44 -. Gamers,
dun At S.75a250, bulls. slow at s. 5ou4 - /,
calves. steady st A2iQ625, Texas fed
steers. N'nda N, Texas grass steers. s. S5d
40, Texas bulls. S-.Ju&Ju
HOGS-Receipts. today. 1900 head. to-
morrow, SppJ head. estimated. left over
l5p head market Sc higher and active,
top. s. 20. mixed and butchers. s. 45fi5 67if :
good to choice heavy. N6ou5.7O rough
heavy, s. 45a6 IS. Light. $5i5HS IS: bulk of
sales, GbjGi G1ir
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 1000
head; steady, ycaCliuEs, up 20 s.. good TO
choice wethers, NSJq4S5. fsir to choice
mixed, SAva4 ~; western sheep. S.Su4S;
Texas sheep, s.. 5oI3.75. native lambs 81 JplI
5.25 western lambs. S5udJ.G
Receipts FOR this and last week. This
week-Cattle. 900 head; hogs. rs 400 head /.
sheep. $500 head Last wcek-Cattlc. .GtlJ
head; hogs, lS5.6oO head; sheep. 5>cnv head.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
New York Nopey N,,l,.,

NEW YORK. March 9-MDNEY Y-On call
nominal, prime mercantile paper. ;Gel. per
cent.
STERLING EXCH NNG GE-Nominal with
actual business I'm ha lke-s ILLS "a ELSiS.
for demand and az A.S+lsa4S4i. for sixty
days: posted rates, 81. >5d4 s5i2 and 81 Ssi.
commercial bills 81 S3iad4Si.
SILVER-Certihcates, 6lladeSc; bar 607sc
Mexican dollars. 4gC.
BONDS-State weak; railroad, irregular
government, strong, refuudlnC 2s, reg
1851. coupon, 1888. s.. reg. and coupon
III; new IS, reg. and coupon, l377s; Old As
reg 49, coupon, ia; rs reg and coupon
lli=.
The closing pr'ces on bonds today are a.
follows: