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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Prices Break on Board Of Trade Grain Pits
Alter Dull Day.
HEAVY SALES sTFu OATS TEEDtNcY UP
Prsvision BusiBess is small. market
BecominG Basy After Ffrm Open
inE on Moderate Receipts
NJ Higher Prices.

CHICAGO, March M-Another break oc-
CURED N wbect today emo the close was
closed &c lower and oats were down "a
sc. Provisions closed easy, with the NAV
products unchanged 70 &c lower
There was a moderate trade In wheat
but the market Locked any distinctive fea-
lures. May opened unchanged 10 1sc higher
~ f4eg SIC, on a 5000 demand from
rumorf Of colder weather and TO the grow
ing impression that the market was he nE
manipulated by d prominent concern. After
Q hmHn advance the market reacted on
lack OF any support, May selling OF 10
1faRc The strength at ST Louis started
shOrts 10 covering. and there was ais" some
stun taken for long account Hnd unoer this
influence the price rallied 10 Tbc. Toward
the emo uf the session general liquidation
was A0nC lower al 74hm74zc. Gables were
lower and were an early bear factor Clear
anoes Of wheat and -four were equal 10 3d.
So bushels. Primary receipts were 3G.b0O
bushels, against 300 bushels q year SEQ.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts
OF ab cars, with local receipts Of 1s cars,
which MADE total receipts for the three
points 30 cars, against s1S last week and
Corn ruled weak throughout the entire
session, quite general releasing and the
break in wheat adding T. the weakness and
erE were disposed TO favor the buying side
early. but when some big longs began n
sentiment suddenly changed and the early
buyers turned sellers. The weather was
quite favorable Tor the movement and
grading and added TO the depression. MAY
closed W lower at se7sc, after selling be
tween 4ehc and 4T4d4Thc, Local receipts
were go cars.
Oats were q shade higher at the start.
but heavy selling by commission houses
tended to weaken the market and later the
decline received additional impetus from
the weakness In corn. Trading was only
fair. but the local sentiment favored the
bull side. the receipts being light and the
cash demand fairly good. May closed IA
Ac lower at GAQ24Nc, after ranging be
tween SAC and Sac Local receipts were
16l cars.
There was only q small trade In pro
visions and the market developed a some
what easier tone after opening firm on
moderate receipts OF hogs and higher
prices at the yards. The Decline In grains
was responsible for much of the weaker
tendency. May pork closed nc lower at
x16.121a. May lard was OF Be at 1012h and
ribs unchanged at @.@.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
30 cars; corn, $50 cars; bats, $50 cars; hogs,
BOO head.
The leading futures ranged &c follows:
Articles 4 Omen. High. Low. Close Ye-'y.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
LiverpuI Grain ana Provisions.

LIVERPOOL, March H-WHEAT-Sput
NO. ] northern. spring, quiet at g. sd. No.
2 red western. winter. steady at Sc ND. No
4 California, Gull az S. 10d Futures. quiet
March. nominal. MAY. g. 1po: July. g. lag
CORN Spot, American mixed, new
steady at Is 7di old, no stock. Futures. In
active March. nominal; May. e. SAD.
FLOUR-SL Lu1iE fancy. quiet at 81 I'd.
PRONISlONE-Beef. easy: extra 1ndia
mess, 9ss. Pork. firm: prime mess, Es "a.
Ham. strong short cut. j. to Is lbs. Dos Sd
Bacon. Cumberland cut. "a 10 20 lbs. strong
b 80, short ribs. 16 to q lbs, nrm. SOS Sd
long clear middles, light. g 10 q lbs. firm,
b3s Sd. long clear middies. heavy, g. to ~
lbs, firm. b4s short clear backs. 16 70 p
lbs, firm, ass; clear bellies, u TO &c lbs.
strong, b4s Sd. Shoulders. square. II 70 IL
lbs, strong, As. Lard strong: prime west.
err, in t~ierces, 51s &c American refined, IN
pals. DIS Sd.
BUTTER-Fine United States. nominal.
good United States. STEADY, Sos.
CHEBSE-strOng American finest white.
sc So American finest cured, 67s So; Amer
lean finest cured. 67s Sd.
TALLDW-Prime city. us Cd: Australian
In London. dull. pa ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
KAnsns Citr live stock market.

KANSAS CITY, March A.-CATTLH-Re-
ceipts, $50 head; market unchanged, choice
export and dressed beef steers, A.50nb.2 20:
fair 10 GOOD. &. 7b6a 80: stockers and feed
erB, S3.00dA. 50: western fec steers. $1,000
see; Texas and Indian steers, SS.0014. 20
Texas cows, $1,000. %: native COWS, H.50d
40; native heifers. S2.SOG4.15: cRnners, 800
G2& bulk, S.80G3.G calves, 2BOG6.5o; re-
ceipts for the week: q $50 head cattle, 800
head calves.
HOGS-Receipts, 1.bgO head: market
stronger; top, E.b21; bulk OF aales. S.27hd
90; heavy. G.35d7.6g4; mixed packers, E.25
0147h; light, S67bdf. Z74; workers., S7.201
7.2Tt; pigs, 8O0d6.75. Receipts for che
week: $500 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. none:
market nominal; native lambs, A.O0G6. On;
western lambs, A.5OG6.S5: fed ewes. SS.40a
600; native wethers, S3.S0d5. 30; western
wethers, S.70G5. 80: stockers and feeders,
s2.s5Q4.Oo. Receipts for the week: 1850
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

NEW YORK. March A-MONEY-Tfms.
steady; sixty and ninety days. 5%@6 per
cent; six months, 5@Q5& per cent; on call,
fered al 4 per cent; prime mercantile paper,
6 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady. with
actual business IN bankers bills al A.B665d
4.66f0 for demand, and al A.g3z5 and 4. S385
for sixty-day bills; posted rates. S4E and
A.S7A; commercial bills, A.B2Sfd4 gght.
sIDVER-Bar, 49c; Mexican dollars. sglsc
GOVERNMENT BQNDs-Ref. 2s reg.
10; coupon. 10IA; Be reg, 107A coupon,
los; new AZ reg. 184; coupon, ING; old as
reg, 1854; coupon, 1OgA Be reg, and coupon.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
BEEF STEERS

HOGS-There was just a fair run of hogs
here this morning and ths market opened
generally o nickel higher than yesterday.
Trading. though. was not very active. and
as the morning advanced the market
seemed 10 weaker and the close wRE slow,
with prices q shade lower than the open
ing. Good heavy hogs sold largely from
$3.50 10 S7.3b. with prime heavieE going as
high as G.45; medium weight hogs sold from
S.25 10 $3.50, and the light hogs from S@
down.
This has been the high week OF the year
in the hog market. and IN fact. prices have
reached the highest point since last OctO-
Der. Wednesday, though, vas the high DAY
OF the week when the average price was
q fraction better than G.B The net gain
for the week. however amounts 10 10Q lhc.
The receipts still show b decrease as com
pared with the corresponding period OF last
wear. and the net loss for The year 70 cate
at this point amounts 10 over 5000 hogs.
n----.a~so 10 guEg-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle NominaI-BOEp HiEber-Sbeep
and Iamhe steady.

CHICAGO, March A-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. loo head, including 300 head Tex
ans nominal; good TO prime steers, 5000
b.75. poor 10 medium. S.5064.S0; stockers
and feeders. S-Ibda7 II. COWS. A.beu4 %,
heifers. s.. 2adq.6 81: Gamers, N.5Da2.S SO: bulls
Se.256a.&; calves. S2.OOQ7.40; Texas fed
steers, IS 75da.6O.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head; estimated
Monday. $1,000 head: left over. 10000 head
5ql0c higher: mixed and butchers, E.2am
& good to choice heavy, 1907 20; rough
heavy. E.40d7.6 80; light mixed, S.0Od740
bulk OF sales, E.3OG1.60 so.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Receipts. 1000
head; steady; good TO choice wethers. Fb.0l
d7.b5; fair 70 choice mixed. N.gB65s00; west
ern sheep. xb.O066. 70; native lambs, A.766
10; western lambs, 6.O0d690.
Of1CiRl Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
oP ana Resin.

OIL CITY, March E-OuSCredit bal
Hnres. NbO: certificates. no bid; shipments,
Sd lE bbls.: average. s7.5& bills nuns, 1G1.-
25 hbls.: average. s0.0s2 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ca, March H--OIL-Tur-
peutine. &c Hosin. firm; A. 3, c. D, r,
p. 81: G, $40: n. g. 90 ], E.Sb; X xSA; NJ,
81 40: n. $3.50: VIC. Sass: WV, AG.
NEW YORK. March A-OIL-Cottonseed
quiet. Petroleum. steady. T~urpentine,
STEADY.
TOLEDO March A-OIL-No change.
LONDON, March A0OlL-Turpenttne
spirits. AS 41kd.
LIVERPOOL, March H-OTL-Petrolsum,
refined, steady, SD Ltnseed, quiet. 25s Id.
Cortouseed. Hull refined, spot steady. 22B.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

almonds soft shell. Per ~. 1ec: hard shell
per H., 1bc; pecHnE. large, per H. Lzc;
small, per To-. DC. cocuHnutE. per dua-, enc
bAsr. roasted peanuts, yer u. &C. black
walnutE. per hu.. 81. hickory nuts. per bu-.
N.FO. cocoanutH. per 100. q.
OLD METALS ETC-A p. Alpirn quotes
the following prices Iron. country mixed,
per son. 81. iron. stove plate. per ton. 81.
copper. per h. sac; brass. heavy. per H..
SIC brass. light. per n, BisC; lead. per 10,
SC: zinc. per IL. nc.
MAPLE EUGAR-Ohio. per n. Ice.
Colorado. ESQ.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
Totals


NEW YORK. March H-Clearingk. EzS2.-
50 .5E: balances, s.. sle,6 50.
PHILADELPHIA. March 14-ClearinEE
E6-62s.62 balances, n.695 $50: money, lEH5
per cent.
ST. LOUIS, March A-ClsarinRa. ss.4ss.-
ms; balances, S761, $50 money. steady. b0d
per vent; New York exchange, nc premium
CINCINNATI, March H-ClearingE, A.
fsA4n; money, 41Q8 per cent; New Y0rk
exchange, b018c premium
CHICAGO. March H-ClearingE, "a
&C. balances. G.amlG New York xehGn
premium foreign exchanges. unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
SUGAR ana Molassea.

NEW YORK, March lA-sUGAR-Raw.
steady. fRir refining. SAC: centrifugal 81
steady; crushed. 5.40ci powdered. 4SDc
ErauulHted. A0c.
MOLAEEES5Stehdy.
NEW ORLEANS, March M-SuGAR-
Steady: open kettle. AQ8Ac: open kettle.
ceutrifuEHl. 34n3Ac; centrifugal whites.
4B-I6c; yell0Ws, sas44 1-l6c; seconds. 2lsq
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

EHEEP-There were q few cars Of sheep
IN the yards this morning, but they were
consigned direct 10 local packers and not
offered ON the market. For the week re-
ceiptE have been rather nght, as there a. q
decrease both as compared with last week
and with the corresponding week Of last
year. This iE the hrst time mat there has
beer B falling on IN receipts as ompared
with last year IN some time past. a. the
increase IN receipts for the year 10 cate
amounts 10 about 5000 head.
The demand for good stun has been &C
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

TOLEDO, March u. WHEAT Dull.
weak: cash, 74c; May, 76c; July. 7RAc.
CORN-Dun, weak; March, 441zc: May,
441zo; July. 44zc.
oATs-Dun: March, S5Ac; May. s5lsc;
July. s2c.
RYE-HO. 2, b3nc.
SEED-C1oVer, DUH, steady: cash, H.d2h;
March, S692A; April, SG72H; October. $40:
prime timothy, H.B0; prime Alsike, r.B0.
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Cash quotations were as follows;

sNo. 4
Cash quotations were az follows;
FlOUR-Quiet and easy; winter pat-
ents, Ss.s0Qe.1D; s~trRighs. xS.sOn34O: spring
patients, S34093.SO; straights. 81. 1008. SO;
bakers, 81 .d0d2. 80.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring. 7edT7%c: No. q,
TOuT6c: No. 3 RED, z1ssQf5c.
CORN-No. 2, ATsc; No. 2 yellow, ATsc.
0ATs-No. 2, 34hc; No. 3 white. S4Ad3e55c.
RYE-ND. 2, 4shc.
BARlEY-Good feeding. 42d43c: fair To
choice mailing, G6625c.
sEEDSNo. ! fax. 61O: No. ] northwest
ern, AB. Prime Timothy, S3.50d6.6B. Clover
contract Crade. S11.5OdIl.m
PROV1BIOEs-Mess pork, per bbl., 1850
mf&12h- Lard, per 100 lbs. s10.d21kd1OlR.
Short ribs sides 0oose), 81. E0da. IS. DRY
sailed shoulders Cboxedl, tS.s7aa9.N. Short
clear hideH Cboxed). H~QaE1HQ1O.B0.
Following are the receipts and shipments
Of nUur and ErUin:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

NEW YORK March H-The averages Of
the clearing house banks of this cTfv for
the week shows: Loans 1922. aO0.VD de-
crease kb.S02 zoe; deposits .Sel6.1g .O9a. de-
crease S20,4T7, 100; circulation 3D. g7, 200. in
crease S1b.2oQs legal lenders &f5- 81. 100. de-
crease 1851 500: specie $50, ia, 800, decrease
Ss.Bl0.s0Os reserve S230, 0e4. 800, decrease 81
I62s 400; reserve required S22p .O40, 800, decrease
$h,1e ,s4; surplus, h.024,00O, increase Ss57. g52:
ecu. s. oeposits &1.O70. $50. increase Ss6p. 22b.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

CHICAGO. March l4-WHIsKY-steady.
N-0
ST. LOFTS, March H-WHIsKE-steady,
NM
CINCINNATI. March A-WHIsKY-DiE
tillerE finished goods quiet on basis Of EL.S0.
finished goods
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
New York live stock Market.

NEW YORK. March 14.-BEEVES-Re-
ceipts. $50 head no sales reported; dressed
beef steady: cables last received quoted
American steers at 12G13c; dressed weight;
refrigerator beef al 9691Rc per cwt.
CALNEE-No receipts; none on sale.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Receipts, 1.155
head; sheep very firm at Sb.25n6. 90; lambs,
81 .006f 80.
HoGS-Receipts, $500 head; none on sale
ulfvp
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. March H-COFFEE-The
market for futures opened steRdy. with
prices unchanged 10 6 points lower. follow
ing q bearish ruling of cables and restricted
local support; ruled extremely Jul all the
session. with no change from the initial
basis, and closed quiet 10 5 points lower;
sales amounted TO &.750 bags. including:
March. 4.35c; April. 440c; May. 4.50c; Sep
TENDER, 4.s564.e0c. Spot Rio, steady; No. ]
invoice, SAC. Mild, steady; CordovR. 7kq
71lc.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

ST JOSEPH, March H-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. Y head: steady.
HOGS-Reoeipts, 2,SsS head; steady to SC
higher; pigs stronger; light, s7.2213G7.S7k
medium and heavy, G.36d7.5b; bulk, $500
80: pigs, 81. T5Q6.B.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, IS head
firm; native sheep, Sc; native ewes, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
stoux civ live stock Mnrket.

SIOUX CITY, March A.-(special Tele-
ErRmD - CATTLE Receipts, so head:
unchanged; beeves, S375db.0; COWS, bulls
and mixed. S2.&da.&; stockerK and feeders,
g. 75Q4 80; calves and y~eRrlings, x2.5094.M.
HOGS-ReceiptB, $500 head; steady 10 &C
lower, selling al S6.BD07.A 20; bulk, 70067.2b.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

NEW YORK, March H-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Show little change. The demand
continues moderate. Common are quoted
at 4abc; prime, 5h@SRc; choice, 61sc; fancy,
7GTAc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUTTS-spot
prunes quiet but steady: prices range from
3hd7lzc. Apricotn, steady; boxes. no
lGlRc; bags, 75d1Oc. Peaches, quiet and
unchanged; peeled, 12d1Bc; unpseled, 8d1Oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

] hard, 7eac; NO. ] northern. BAc. M. 2
northern, Ui~C.
FBOUR-First patents. gaTm3.E second
patents G65qaH. first clears. C.75: second
clears. R0Rnl1O.
BRAN-lu bulk. ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

KANSAS CITY, March A-WHEAT-
Nay. eSRsfsc; July, 6s&c: cash No ?
hard sSa7oasc; no. s. s6q6sc: No Z hard
EFGc; rejected, s2d56c; No. ? red TAd7ac.
COhk-ApriI, &c; May. &c; July, S6LdE7c.
cash No. 2 mixed, ssd40c; No. ? white.
2sisd4lc: No 8. aS64Oc.
OATs-No. white. Sbas64c: No. ? mixed.
SIC.
RYE-Nn. g &c
HAX-Choics timothy. Sla5e; prairie. R.H
dsM
BUTTER-creAmsry. a0sc. dairy. fancy.
1sc.
BGGs-Fresh. Iske.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

sterling posted nt st.su4 for sixty DAYS and
at A.ElH Tor demand.
BALTIMORE, March 14-CleHrinEs. g.
N. ~ balances F13b.At25 money. 6 per cent.
boston, March H-CleHrinEB. 81 409,820
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

NEW YORK, March 14-DRT GOODS
week ends, with general lines in frm
hands and well conditioned with regard &C
orders. Values are fairly mRintRined, but
goods crop up here and there which were
supposedly under order. Jobbers are not
doing as active a business as a week OF
two ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
milwaukee, Grain MARKET.

MILWAUKEE,. March M-wHEAT-
Steady No. ] northern. 7saM7sc; Ne.
northern. THQ7scj May, T4he.
RYH-steady; No. ]. bhn52c.
BARLEY-Bteady; No. :, Gu6sc: sample.
4bdS6c.
CoRN-May. 4gAc bid.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
WosI Markel.

ST LOUIS. March A-WOOL-Ouiet ans
easy; territory aud western, medium. Ian
16i1c, fine, I801Bc: coarse. 1aQ15C; medium
grade and combinE 1Bdlg1zc; light fine 15d
BCi heavy hns, 116Bcs tub washed, 1SQz0c
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
Frnnrt. md Imports I'D NeM Yerk.

NEW YORK, March A-The total i'm
ports Of dry goods and merchandise at the
port Of New York this week were valued at
Gb.002, o..
The total Imports Of specie at the port
OF New York for this week were SIS. so
silver and S265. "a gold. The total exports
OF specie from the port OF New York for
this week were s921,s55 silver and S&,s17
Eold.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

BAR sILVER-Quiet at 22Md per ounce.
MONEH-S1da per cent. The rate OF dis
count IN the open market for short bills
~ S&nSN per cert and for three months
bills IL 3%63 1876 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
DEAF ARE MADE 10 HEAR
Remarkable lnvsn iOn o. Young A albanian
Proves Oompls.e Suopsss.
TRkEsMTTER AND ELECTRIC BATTERY
Recently Decorated ~ the queen of
England Because of HE
work in Behalf Of
the Deaf.

NEW YORK. March l4.-By an invention
Of Miller Reese Hutchison. q young Ala
hEman who recently was decorated hy
Queen Alexandra for his efforts In behalf
OF the deaf, three children. deaf. dumb and
blind. have been enabled to hear q pianist
play Sousa marches. q monograph repeat
the sounds and he sounds o. their own
voices uttCrinC the words mamma "
papa" hello" in quavcring childish
treble.
Tn experiments we're made al IN,
laboratory Of Nj. Hutchinson and we're wit
messed by many persons
The invention consists primarily Of s
transmitter, an eurpiece and small elec.
trio battery. BY means o. these insiru-
ments sound is projected into the ear tn a
manner 70 stimulate Inc auditors nerve.
The volume o. sound has nothing 10 do
with the action OF these instruments. The
penetrating quality OF the electric sound
wave apparently disreEards the mechanism
Of the outer ear and affects the inner ear
direct.
The FIRST patient brought out 10 try the
effects Of he invention was Orris Benson.
who is deaf, dumb and blind. A physician
tried TO make him hear in various WAYS.
nut al his efforts were IN vain.
Enect of the Instrument.
The little instrument was then rlappet
on the lads ear, the current switched Oh
and Mr.. Hutchison said in an ordinary con-
versationRl tone papa" The youth worked
his hngerf rapidly in the EiEs language.
He says he can hear something. but duet
not know what ii L." remarked Prof Van
TRBsell. who was in charge Of the children.
The current was made stronger. The
youths eyebhlls were raised and he smiled.
Then he tried to repeat The syllablEz and in
q weird treble cried Bhrilly ''pap-pap."
Noticing that the patient was becoming
quite excited over his novel experience, Mr..
Hutchinson suggested that one Of the girls
be brought into the reception room.
She could not hear a sound, no matter
how loud, right against her ear, but when
she had the eRrpiece Of the instrument
fastened TO her head and the pianist az the
end Of the room began to play her cheeks
flushed and her fingers beat time on Q
table.
Another girl. born deaf, dumb and blind
clHpped her hands in ecstasy when she
heard her own voice say mamma" Hnt
reached out wistfully toward the piano
when the musician stopped playing and the
new hRrmonies died out Of her ear, but
fingered in her memory.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

On the Produce exchange today the but.
ter market was steady to firm; ~creaneries
ISQ2Bc. dalries, 14d24c. Eggs, easier; NJ
mark, eases included, 15lI5kc. Cheese
steady, 13LQ12%c 10 1s11c.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
rank Oenrinn.

OMAHA March A-The bank clesrinRs
for the week ending today show an increase
OF n.1E,6s8.eH over those uf the correspond
urps
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
HE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record SAT-
day. March u:

INSTRUMENTS placed on record satur-
DAY. March d:
warranty Deeds
{. NJ. Close and wife 10 Beverley
Chew. q tract IN HeA e-1b-12-......-..E !
Bernard Foley and wife 10 n. NJ.
Moore. lot u. block 16, Bouth
Barker company et al 10 VA Biltz
Brewing company lot s and Ell lot
Z, block e. Omaha -..-----..--..... SIS
Atlantic Really association 10 d. NJ.
Potter. lot 4, block &. Bemis park. 5O
Mary J. CreiEh and husband 70 r p.
Thompson, SEA- neA neA 9Th. 5000
MARY J. G. Ryan and huEbsnd 10 Mar
Earet DOugherrE. lot IS, block g.
Logan flace 4slOi
Quit Claim Deeda.
The Florence mpa 10 W. o. Bar
thoiomew, lot 4, block 81. Florence. a.
Deeds.
Sheriff 10 Mary GiEc0mini adniuis-
ira triK, lots q and a. block ! MErys-
sheriff 10 Joseph Bchlitz Brewing
company, nh lot 4, block -. Omaha lB,8I7
II. T. Clark. IT.. administrator. 10
Grace d. Hostetter. lota z and g.
block ]. MfllErd Place .-.-...-.---.... mo
Total amount o. transfers .S500G
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
PhnndeIphin Proaucr Mnrket.

PHILADELPHIA. March N-BUTTER-
Firm. good demand; extra western cream
cry. Doc.
BGGs-Wsak and PFC lower: fresh south
western, 16l1c; fresh southern, 16c.
CHEEsE-Quiet but firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
CONDITION of Trade and Q-uOtations On
staple and Fancy Produce.

EAapAG 1n0 EAMCN fEO0uCe.
BGGs-weak; fresh stock. ISc.
LIVE PQULTRY-Hens, l061O1Sc; old
roosters, 4qbc; turkeys. 1S91bc. ducks. RQ
&C. geese. spse; chickens, per ID. lOQlglc.
DRESSED POU1TRY-Chickens uGl2c;
hens. u4l2e; turkeys, 1591sc; ducks. ud12c.
BTTTER@Paokinr stock. 1s,.@usc. cso,,.
dairy IN Tubs 15q17ci separator. 16a27c.
oYSTERsEstandRrds, per can, 2se: extra
Selects, per can, $c; New York Counts, per
bulk Standard, per gal, a&
FROZEN FRESH FIsH-Trout, sdl0c;
buffalo. dressed. &c; sGnhsh. Sc: blnsfins' 81,
Whitehsh4 &c; salmon, 1sc; haddock, lie:
SSoehsh' Ee; TsasnapPeI. loe; HOLSTERS,
&c. buldheads; 10c; catfish, lac. black bass,
soc halibut. lie.
HAN-Frtoes quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers association: Choice No. ] uDland
- No 2 ESQ; medium, s.; coarse, $3.50
hye straw. Sc These prices are for hay OF
good color and quality. Demand fair; re-
GORN-sc.
OATs-XRc.
RYE-N0. 2 45c.
VEGETABLES.
NEW CELERY-KRlamazoo. per duE.. &c.
California, per duz-, 45Q75c.
POTATOES-Psr bu.' sOc.
sMEET FOTAToEs-lowR and Kansas
NEw PARsLEY-Per doz. lunches. 45a
new cARRoTs-Per doE punches. 4Oo.
LTTuCH-Per doz. punches, 46c.
bhHTs-NeW southern, per dOz- lunches.
Aet old per bu. 46c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per don, a.B.
PA~R6NIPB-Per bu. 40n.
CAREOTB-Per bu-. sOc.
punches, 45c.
RADIsHEs-southsrn per doE. punches
45c.
T~URNIPs~Psr bu.. 4Oc; Canada rutaha-
sas per ID 1Ao' new southern. per dnE.
oNIONs-Red Wisconsin. psr III. 1Le.
Nhlie Der H. TIC; spanish. per crate, u-H
sf1NACH-Southern, per Coz. bunches,
LENoNs-Calhornia fancy. nz choice.
NAVY REANs-Per bu.. EM.
WAX BEANS-Per hu, nor n. str4ns
beans per bu. box. Eal
GAhBAGE-HonRnd seed per II. IAe.
IohsToEZNew Florida. per SbEskei
CAILFLOWER-CAliforniR. per crate. q
FRUITS
AFFLEs-New YORK stock, Rs: Cali
fornia b~ellnoWers. per IN. box. u@
ShAFEs-MalREaE pc hes. S6.0Gz.M
TROPICAL FRUITS
FlGs-CGliforniA. per 1elb. cartons. soc.
ohANGEs-CalforniR nHvelE. fancy. go
g. eho.os 10 Mediterranean sweets,
- sweet jana E@
pATEs-Persian, IN Tllh. bNxeE. Ter H.
&c per case OF Sllb. pkgs- E&
MISCELLANEOUS
PQPCORN-Per H.. &c: EheIled. &c.
green SIC; 50. ? green, &c.
veal calf 5 &c u Ihs. SIC; No. ? veal calf
pelts, 25Q1bcl harss hides. NbaaaR
Ntis-AalnuH. No ] soft shell, per ~,
The bard shell per ~, 14ci No. 2 soft shell
RsT r. Rsi Ne Z hnFS sesIl RT n lss
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
Penrin Mnrret

PEORIA, March H-CoRN-Lower; no.
a. 46c.
oATs-Dun; No. 3 white. SsaSshc-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
Hoss ARE HIGHER THAN A WEEK AGO
Mhrket ON Ewes, whethers and Year
linEs shows some estu During
the week. hut Lambs Are
Qocred About steady.

RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table SHOWS the receipts Of
cattle, hogs and sheep al South Omaha for
the year 10 dR-e and comparisons with last
year. 1eg. 1907 Inc. Dec.
cattle ..... lis .75 l6e .5Gs 26.19S ......
Hogs --..........47g. b1.S6 ..... E.24f
Sheep --...g1-g III. 760 E45l -...
Average price pHid Tor hogs at South
Omaha Tor the last several days with com
uHrisuns.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

BOSTON, March H-Cau loans. Blsa6 per
cent time loans, 5l4Q6 per cent OfhCial
closing OF stocks and bonds:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

DULUTH. March A-WHEAT-Arrired.
No. i Northern, 74hc: No. 2 northern. Tg4c.
NAY and July, 74nc.
OATS-MHy, S34c.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

Mfaa~apelts wheat. FIouE ana Rran.
MINNEAPOLIS. March N-WHEAT-
Nay. D1Q7sscs July. 1Ae; on track No.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
stock in SaEht.

Following were the receipts OF live stock
at the six principal western ctties ysster-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
New York MfnanC stccEn.

YORK March H-The following
the quotations on the the New York