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Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Prices Recover STRONGLY from Weakness
with Which the Market Opens.
ANTHRACITE coMERs ARE LOWER
Upward Movement Of Hartman Roads
Becomes Aggressive In After
noon and close a. Gen-
orally steady.

NEW YORK, March SO.-Prices recovered
strongly from the weakness with which
were acute in the case OF some OF the
coalers, in which opening losses ran from
two or three points. The anthracite car
ment from indianapolis ordering suspen-
sion of mining in the anthracite region
on Monday, which came as something OF
u surprise. Reports had been current in
the financial district Of an intention on
the part of the miners officials TO ask
for an extension for limited period OF
the terms Of the agreement which expires
this month, pending the further negotia-
ton for a settlement. With strike COM
dition practically inaugurated 1t was feared
that the further negotiations would have
less chance OF success In reaching a set
Element
trade was quite fully expected and It is
doubtful II the action taken there had
much effect on the opening break in prices.
Coupled with the depressing influence OF
call loan rate 20 per cent and above,
arousing fears that the rate might go
much higher before the close of the day:
AS the day progressed, however the call
loan rate showed a tendency TO recede
and this was notable influence in help
day at the Stock exchange carry over
until Monday. With the special demand to-
day and the fact that preparations for
the April / settlements are likely to be
completed by Monday It was argued that
the high rate today would probably rep
resent the maximum TO De reared III con-
nection with the settlement. II is also
true, however. that under the Stock eX-
change rule payment for stocks bought
today need not be made until Monday,
the days speculative buying thus being
exempt from the immediate eXigencies OF
the money market. The estimates of the
weeks currency movement proved a weak
showing in tomorrows bank statement.
The loss on the week to the subtreasury
rose today TO $S,56sOO0 and that institu-
ton again had credit balance at the
clearing house Of S2f7,44. A transfer was
made today OF $4,000 to San Francisco.
There was a further recession in the dis
count rates in London, but the foreign
exchange here held steady. The week s
exports of grain show falling on In
wheat of 100 bushels and of 530347 bush
els Of corn compared with the preceding
week. thus indicating a considerable de.
crease in the supply of exchange on that
account. With the call money rate held
within the s per cent limit, speculative
sentiment failed to be disturbed over the
money outlook. The upward movement
became quite aggressive late in the day
! in the Hartman stocks and in a number
| of minor speclalties. The closing wal
/ steady and generally at net gains.
| Quotations on the New York Stock ex-
| change TO-DAY
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

SHEEP-Sheep were free sellers this
morning at firm prices, there being very
satisfactory demand on the part OF local
packers for everything in sight. II is
in the way of desirable killers sold in good
season. While the sheep market has only
been quoted as steady or firm from day
to day there has been a slight upward
movement all along the line. Ewes have
felt this more perhaps than any other
q week ago. The best ewes here today
sold as high as $50.
Lambs are not quite such active sellers
as are sheep. although they are bringing
very good prices at this point as compared
with other markets The packers all want
could use have sold all the week, the mar
ket being quoted steady but slow from
day to day, with the tendency easier. There
are liberal orders for feeder lambs and
buyers are taking everything in that line
that they can use at very satisfactory
prices, so that It is not difficult to dis
pose of everything that will do 70 shear
lambs being slow appears to be the ex-
cessive receipts at all selling points.
1t may be understood from this that
the market at this point is upon the whole
In very fair shape and satisfactory as
compared with other markets.
Sc. SOQ64O; good to choice light western
lambs, Sc 26d640; good to choice heavy
lambs, $6.oOGt6 30 fair to good lambs, 5000
$50: Gull lambs, s4.50d5.50; good to choice
light yearlings, $5.e5q6.OO; good to choice
heavy yearilings * 1900 i6e ~ , far to good
wethers, S55Oq5.75; fair to good wethers,
&5.25q6.6b; god TO choice ewes, s475d5.50
fair TO good ewes, S4.25q466; Gull sheep and
bucks. $S.0Od4.Oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and CIOsinE
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, March 3O--Actve demand for
May wheat by shorts and cash houses
wheat market. the May delivery closing
with a net gain of MQ1sc. Corn was up
ikc. Oats were up h@Ac Provisions were
At the opening prices. were somewhat
easier because of liberal receipts In the
northwest, continued favorable weather
tone OF cables. the Liverpool market being
barely steady, Notwithstanding yesterday 5
e cash houses Bought large ' quantities OF
the May option and created a lively de-
mand by shorts. who feared a possible
day, which was largely Of bearish char
acter. was apparently ignored. Primary
receipts were liberal. the total movement
for the corresponding day one year ago.
The strength OF cash wheat at Minneapo-
lis and Kansas City furnished encourage
ment to the local bulls and the market
became stronger the session advanced.
Prices at the close were almost at The
iss%e TO pO Pose lower owe al 9Sznt s ad
Vanced to 7Sc and closed at 7I5bc. July sold
between TIC and 717sc and closed with &
and flour were equal TO $4,000 bu. Elk
ports for the week, as shown by Brad
streets were equal 70 10000 6u: MIN
ceipts OF $40 cars, against 29l cars las
week and 261 cars year ago.
Corn was steady In sympathy with wheat
and because OF continued small offerings
from the country. Prices, however, fiuctu
ated within q narrow range. Trading was
OF small volume and consisted largely IL
the changing OF May TO the more distant
deliveries. The close was steady. May
opened &C lower, at 44hc, advanced to Al
eJti9ko and closed az l4hc.
Considerable strength was shown In tbs
oats market There was an active de
mama T sbo sns ens es or the
ings we're light. Factors tending to higher
prices were a decreased movement an,
tho possibility OF delay In seeding opera
tons. May opened a shade lower at 90l5c
advanced 20 S07s03lc and closed at 3OAtc
Local receipts were i24 cars
Provisions were weak because OF goo,
LIQUIDATION. The impending coal strike wa
given as one reason for the profit-taking
At the close May pork was down 20c, a
were i2ikffi5c lower, al S8.52ih
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
cars; corn g76 cars; oats, ia cars; hogs
1900 head.
rhe leading futures ranged As follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Weak at Opening, but Prices
Get Better.
ELEVATOR INTERESTS WANT MAY OPTION
reports Come Of some Seedine In
Northwest-Corn options Dull,
with Best Demand I'm
May-Oats Firm.
OMAHA March 10. ion.

OMAHA. March %, 1906
Wheat cables came unchanged. Early
there was a slight weakness, which changed
to strength when the demand for May
on the part OF the elevator interests caused
shorts 10 cover and from that on the mar
ket was firm with closing prices NC higher
FOR May. Deferred futures were inclined
40 drag. Receipts were large, the weather
good and reports came OF seeding In the
northwest. The Missouri State Board Of
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
has ordered a reinspection OF all wheat
in public warehouses In Kansas City and
markets
oate we're firm and closing prices were
Corn options were dull, the most activity
being shown In May. which closed NC
higher. The cash demand was a little bet
ter.
Rankin at Chicago wired the Won Dorm
Grain company; The chief operations
in the wheat pit were in the way Of COW
locals. who are getting nervous over the
rather steady Absorption of the May by
cash interests Some cash houses have
been buying May and selling more de-
ferred months, either openly or through
brokers, from time to time all day"
Primary wheat receipts were 417.000 bu.
and shipments 10000 bu against receipts
last year of $4,000 bu and shipments OF
1900 bu. Corn receipts were $4,000 Blu.
ana shipments $1,000 bu., against receipts
last ycar OF $4,000 bu and shipments OF
$4,000 bu. Clearances were Is, 900 bu. wheat,
25,A4 bbls. -four, ll2,OOO bu. corn, and 1900
Bradstreets clearances were 1,B4s,Oo0 bu.
wheat and 2,643OOO bu corn.
Liverpool closed unchanged on wheat and
Argentina wheat shipments last week
were $4,000 Du., against 3,SA,O0o bu. the
previous week and 26l6.O00 bu. last year
Corn shipments were 10000 bu., against
5000 bu. last week and 10000 bu. last year
The seaboard yesterday sold 5000 bu
Manitoba wheat, 1900 bu. corn. 10000 bu
oats and 1900 bu. barley for export.
Local range OF options;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
OMAHA wHOLEsALs MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations %
staple and Fancy Produce.


EGGS-neceipts. liberal; fresh stock, case
INV LIVE PoULTRY-Hens, loqlOHc; old
young roosters. oIiee: geese. Sc.
DRESSED POULTRG-Turkeys, lSgl9e:
old toms, l5Q16c; chickens, 1Oql2c; old roost-
ers, 1ci ducks lZulSc; geese. lOc
BUTTER-Packing STOCK. lSci choice to
fancy dairy, lsql9c; creamery, AqIhe.
HAY-Prices quoted by Omaha Feed cont m.
coarse, ss;Soa6:5O. Rye straw, $3.50,
BRAN-P Per ton, 81 so: ,,,rs
DATEs-Pper box o, OF 50 lib. pkss.. $500;
ers, per h.. &c; wal Walnut STUFFED. lib pEss.,
Zoo per doz.: s-lb. boxes. $1.O0.
oRANGEs-CaIlfornia. extra fancy Red
Is y; shcise. ali Sizes sizes. s. 81 '@'' ' -
LEMONS-Iimoniers, extra Fancy S4e
size, S3.75; 800 to $50 size. Sa.25.
F1GS-California. peg iG-iD. carton tOQ
SIC; imported Smyrna, three-crown, lie; SIX
BANANAs-Per medium sized bunch. 3l.7E
923; 1umbos, $20Vd3.00.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per box Of
GRAPE FRUIT-Florida. per box. $1,000
$50; California. per box; s4OOG4-5O.
PEARS--Winter Nellis. $50.
APPLEs-California Newton. Pippins and
Baldw y :? per 6u; box; Ben paws pa soS
other varieties, S2.OOQz.50 per bu.; New Yorl
apples, Baldwins and Russets, $500 per Dbl
GhAHES-lmported Malakas, So.VOQi.0O
OLD NEGhiAbLtS.
POTATOhs-Home grown, per bu., 6Oo
Coo; South Dakota, per bu.. Zoe.
NAVY BEANS-Per bu., 81 80; No. ., A.15
LIMA BEANS-Per h., sac.
CARBAGE-Caiifornis- Sc per h.; Wis
consin, IN crates, per H.. z11q2%c.
CARROTS, PAksNlPS AND tURNIPs-
CELERY-California 81 per doz
SWEET PoTAToEs-Illinois. per 1l-pk
NEW VEGETABLES.
ToMATOES-FIoriGs'p pee crate Of 30 lbs.
WAX BEANs-Per hamper of about 8
lbs, net IS.
oNioNs~Home grown. yellow and red
per bu., Soc: Spanish, per crate, %; Colo
RADIO, red and yellow, per bu., 81.
STRING BEANS-Per hamper OF about 3
! lbs, net, S3.O0a4.00.
GREEN PEPPERs-FlOrida. per 6-baske
iTURNIPS, BEETs AND CARROTS
Louisiana, per doz: buncnes, Toe.
sHALLOfrS = Louisiana, per dozeI
HEAD LETrUCE-LouIsiana. per Dbl.
| 81 OOa1O. 90; per dOz. heads, A.00QD1. %.
LEAF observation-disclosures, per doz
"e csGJSG;u.MbERs-Hothouse. per doz. A.75Q
BEEF CUTS.
| No. 1 ribs, 1sc; No. ribs, 11ihc; No
| ribs, SIC; No. 1~loin, Ice; No. loin, l3c
| No ioin, llhc; No. / chuck, &c; No.
chuck, 5lhc; No. chuck, 5c; No. round
No plate, &c; No plate. SIC; No. plate
MISCELLANEOUS
! CIDER-Per keg, $50; per Dbl. SS.76
| HONEY-New, per "A lbs, 500
CAEEskISzs ISe; ,Wise cons,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31


BOSTON. March N.-WOOtr-The Boston
Commercial Bulletin will say Of the wool
market tomorrow; With the limited o1er-
ings now on the market a very satisfactory
volume OF business is being done. Foreign
woods are IN best supply, the principal at
tention Is centered In them. Manufacturers
are buying freely whenever suitable lots
can be obtained Although the strong con-
ditions OF the foreign and western mar
OF values here dealers fnd q impossible 20
induce buyers to take that view. The prin-
cipal transactions are In Australian and
South American stock Territory woods are
in good demand but stocks are limited.
There was one transfer OF nearly boQ,WN
pounds OF flne medium and medium. Fine
is quoted up 10 7Oc, while fine medium is
worth CSC TO CSC Half-bloods are bringinE
67d6Sc. threc-eighths 696s6c and quarter 81
G69c. Fine staple IS held az 1So and hne
medium az 6206Sc. Flceces show more &C
tivities and lots are well broken up. Quar-
Textbooks are stronger and sell at Ahn
S2jkc: three-eighths bring around SSiac, while
fine washed delaine Is moving In small
way at 36iS6SIc. Fine unwaahed ts also
being taken at 2lc for Michigan and @c
for Ohio. Texas and California woods are
quiet, with the exception Of n few sales
Of fall Texas on a grease basis OF 24c or
6Sd65c secured. The shipments Of wool
from Boston to date. from December q,
1906, according to the same authority, are
81 .O86, 965 pounds, against 62,sl5,5Ss pounds at
the same time last year. The receipts 70
date are 5s,57s Os9 pounds. against 6e,S2i 81
pounds for the same period last year.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. March S0-WOOl-,,
Steady; medium grades, comhing and
clothing, 24d2sc light fne, 22d25c; heavy
fine. 1SU21c; tub washed, 3ld8Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations OF the Day on various
Commodfttea

Commodities.
NEW YORK, March s0.-FLOUR--Re-
ceipts, l0.fi6 bills: exports, l,069 bills; mar
sS ss ''sas sg' Minnesota fSss Bafsfs 81 20
2f5; winter patents. 190d4B; winter
straights, t87Oas.so; winter extras. wa
as.so; choice St to fancy. k.s5G4s0.
ORNMEAIr-Firm; fine white and yel-
low, t1.15; coarse, H.O3d1.O5; kiln dried, 2.25
BARLEY-steady: feeding. nc, c. T. 2,
Buffalo; mailing, 5066Oc c. T. {. Buffalo
WHEAT-Receipts. 1900 bu.; exports
&c 9H bu. spot market irregular; No. z
red. Ssssc elevator; No red. SSaso. nominal,
o. b. ahoat; No. 2 northern Duluth, Sc
{; o. b. anoat.. options, except right az
weather news had an effect wheat was
generally firm all day. Its influences were
strong, on outside markets, Wall street and
elevator buying and moderate scarcity
among shorts. Realizing caused slight de-
olines near the close, although last prices
were still isa9tc net higher. May 81 lS-leg
S5izc, closed at sSAc; July, s3% 0Sic. closed
az sS3sc; September, S2ss9SSc closed at
CORN-Receipts, os75 bu.; exports, 81. $50
bu.; spot market firm; No. 2, 541kc elevator
and SEC Z. o. b. aioat; No. yellow and
No. white, SIC. option market was mar
row row, an cay, but wei sustaih hi with tne
closed sic, July, 607sG51 1-16c, closed Sic;
September closed at 51hc, December closed
oATs-Receipts. 10000 bu.: exports a.
81 bu.; spot market firm; mixed oats, %
TO 81 pounds, 36c; natural white, 90 to %
pounds, s61kaS7e; clipped white. SS to 10
,HAY.steady; shipping. 4sa5Oc; good to
choice, s0dS5c.
HoPs-Quiet; state, common to choice,
1905, lO615c: 1904, 7dec: Odds sac; Pacific
coast 1906. sd19c; 1904, sd1Oc; ODDS, Ease.
HlDES-Firm; Galveston, % to IS lbs,
zoe; California, p to % lbs aei Texas
LEATHER-Firm acid, 2ei4a271so.
PROVISIONS-Beef easy; family 81 70
1900; mess. S9.OOG1OOO; beef hams, S20O0d
A.50; packet sl0O0qlO.5O; extra India mess,
bellies, Ss.oOd1O25. picked shoulders, SEQ
q7.50; picked hams. H0Sq1l0c. LARD
easy; western steamed SS.b5Ms. 90; refined,
easy; continent, $50; South America, $780,
| compound, s6-37lEd6. 621k Pork. firm; family,
SIS 00qls$; mess, 17.OeQif.5O; short clear,
.TALIow-steady; city, &c; country. ga
RicE-steady; domestic, fair to extra,
3l.g6c: Japan; nominal;
| BUTTER-Steady. Street prices: Ex-
ira creamery, 27@271hc Official prices
! Creamery, common to extra. 16d21c; De-
| cember, extra, 156122c: state dairy, common
| TO extra, l5ll26c; renovated, common TO ex-
| ira, 12al9c; western factOry, common "a
| nrsts 13Q16c; western mutation creamery,
| extras. 20c irsts, tic
! CHEESE-Steady; state full cream, large
and small, colored and white, fancy, l4Q
| l4kc; state good to prime, 13hd1S&c; state
common 70 fair, 11a13c.
nearby fancy. selected white, 2Od2lc
! choice, 1Sdl9c; state, mixed extra, 1sc
| western frsts, lie; western seconds, l6c
! southerns, 151zd17c.
chickens, 1Sc; turkeys, 14al9c; fowls,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

CATTLE-There were not enough cattle
here of any one kind to create much in
terest in the trade, only eighty-seven cars
being reported in the yards. OF this num-
Der a considerable proportion did not ar
rive until late, so that while buyers We're
out early the trade was somewhat delayed.
Desirable fat cattle seemed TO be in rea-
sonably good demand at steady prices and
the few loads that put in an appearance
changed hands about as fast as they ar
rived and were put on sale. The most OF
the receipts consisted of only fair TO good
kinds, so that the sales did not look espe-
cially high on paper.
Cows and heifers were in very light sup
ply, but they sold in about the same
notches as yesterday, most receivers quot
ing their sales as steady. Good fat cows
seem to be In demand every day and are
bringing very satisfactory prices, while
common Gamers are not so much sought
after.
There were no stockers and feeders of
any consequence among the early receipts
OF cattle, but the feeling on all good kinds
was just about steady. Had there been any
number OF medium or common cattle here
they possibly might not have sold at we'll
as the feeling on that kind is not overly
strong at the close OF the week.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
Kansas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, March SO.-CATTLE--
Receipts, 1000 head including 80 southerns;
market strong choice export and dressed
beef steers S45Od600; fair to good, A.25fp
$50; western fed steers, SS.so0525; stoclxers
and feeders. $3.00d4.75; southern steers,
tS7b66.O0 southern COWS, t25OHt4.25; native
bulls a. i0d4. 25: calves, S3.ooat65O.
HOGs-Receipts. 900 head; strong; top.
1924: bulk OF sales, $530d6.4o; heavy,
36,s71sde.42it packers, se.SOQs t2ls; pigs and
lights 5.S56i6&.
EHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 400
head; sheep &c higher; sprin8 lambs, $500;
native lambs. S5.25d650; western lambs.
IS. 25G6.5O; fed sheep and yearlinge. 3l.50G
$50; western fed yearlings. S5,50Gi6.O0; west
ern fed sheen S4.5005.s0; stookers and feed
erk 81 e0f74 so
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
Cot,ou NTarIxet.

NEW YORK, March 3o.-CoTEoN-spot
closed quiet; middllng uplands, IL zoe; mid
ding gulf, II .95c: sales, 1923 bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 30.-COTTON-Spot
lean middlng fair, $50; good middling
6 sd: mlddlinE, 605d: low middling. $50;
good ordinary, Sod ordinary Gevieedl
& 49d The sales OF the day were 10000
bales, OF which 1000 were for speculation
and export and Included $500 American.
Receipts, 1900 bales, including 1000 Amer
lean
sT. LOUIS. Mo- March 8o.-CoTToN-
Quiet; middiing, 11hc; sales, none; receipts.
"a bales; shipments 1893 bales; stock, +s,ols
NEW ORLEANS, March sO.---CoTToN--
Spot closed quiet; sales, 1850 bales: ordi-
nary sac; good ordinary. 13-16c; low mid
ding. 10skc; middling. 11kc; good n,iddling,
1i%c; middling fair 12lsc; receipts S0n
bales; stock, $50 81 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

NEW YORK. March ab.-MONEY-On
call hrm at 5de per cent; ruling rate, 5A1
per cent: closing bid. ~ per cent; offered
al per cent. Time loans. hrmer; sixty
and ninety days, 5d5h per cent; six
months, per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-56Sik
per cent.
STERLING ExCHANGEs-stead at
"a S525dA6530 for demand and at As2i0d
1925 for sixty-day bills; posted rates, - g
a4.sSlt and A.s6ikdAS7; commercial bills.
As2HAS2h.
sILVER-Bar. 645sc; Mexican dollars.
Soc
BONDS steady: railroad,
steady.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
Metal Market,

NEW YORK, March 9o.-MET ALS-rhere
was an advance OF p Sd to los In the Lon
don tin market with spot showing the
extreme gain and closing at si6S lbs. while
futures closed at e16S l7s Cd. locally the
market was steady and closed at tSI.eOfl
H60 Copper was Sc lower In the English
market, with spot quoted ut SIS lbs and
futures at $50 l5s. Locally no change was
reported Lake is quoted at SIS e0dis6o
electrolytic ct t1S9O@1s.5O and casting az
S1SOOd1S25 Lead was unchanged at $40
ISIS sd in the English market and At $3.50
b.45 locally. Spelter was p Cd higher At
SOS in London. Locally the market con-
tinued dull with spot quoted at $6l2is4fSzc
Iron was lower abroad. closing AZ SIS ID
for standard foundry and at as 41sd Tor
Cleveland warrants. The local market WINS
quiet, but somewhat uncertain In tone
owing 70 the coal strike. No. northern
foundry is quoted at slS25l1e.S5, No. 2
northern foundry at $l71sd1s.sS, No. south
ern foundry at S1S25d1S.75 and No. south
ern foundry at ti7.5oQ1S.25.
ST. LOUIS, March 0.-METALS-Iead,
steady s5.27lk. spelter lower, $500.