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Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
NEN YORKSTOCLS AND Bonds
Sharp Advance Of Saturday Followed
BY Heavy Selling.
DEMAND SOON SATISFIED
Prices BeEin 60 DraG when Opera
tiOas for an Advance Are Re-
newed and Comprehensive
Rise Follows.

NEW YORK March s-Ths conservative
vsEs bed ~ protessaonal opereiesrIss - p
Gated By their action today following the
sharp advance which occurred IN prices
on Saturday. There was evident haste %
reap such profits as were afforded by the
Over-Sunday demand for stocks attracted
by Saturdays advance and the trading
started of a fast pace. TRANSACTIONS
Eharus- The second hours business, how
ever, dropped 10 below s00o9 shares and
midday found prices DRAGGING aEain about
Saturdays closing level with the outside
demand thus fed ana professional holdings
correEponHngly iighaensd there wRs some
resumption afterward q operations for the
advance The demand was not large, but
the floating supply Of stocks was found
% be light again and prices were put up
without enc0unteTing formidable obstacles
long SIDE after the testing and digestive
process Of the first hour WAS held TO tndi-
cate satisfaction with the absorptive power
of the market on the part Of the specula-
tive party which has operated for rise.
There was no striking new Developments
IN the news. Sight improvements reported
toned without euthusiasm-
Advices from the iron and steel industry
were encouraging and further resumption
among mills IN that trade were reported.
Copper enjoyed q wide rebound In London
and the price q that metal here Was more
firUly held. The more cheerful feeling over
preoedeuted exports OF that product for
February. when H@s tons Of finished
forms were sent out from New York and
other eastern seaboard points This. com
pared with &.0oo tons in January. IS said
TO be g per cent above the average monthly
cuusignments for nearly a year past
international bankers report that the
easing Of the foreign money markets Is
throwing some inquiries for investment
into this market This Is confined as yet
10 high grade mortgage securities and 70
some extent 20 purchase Of mercantile
paper for account Of foreign banks. the
rates prevailing here making an attrsc-
ton compared with declining money rates
AZ home This development Is considered
Of Importance considering the large new
issues BY corporations which are known 70
confront the New York money market The
foreign exchange market today was suE-
EeStively weak IN spite Of the lessened ship
ments Of grain TO outward ports. which
was feature Of the last week. The low
reserves Of grain reported in farmers
hands by the government experts, whose
figures were made public during today,
shows 70 how large an extent the export
OF or surplus supplies has already been
MADE in the rush 70 discuiet our financial
necessities following the panic The riss
. n prices were firmly held to the end.
Bonds were firm Total sales, par value
S2.SsSG1o. United States bonds were IN
changed on call
Number OF sales snd quotations on stockl
were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle this morning
were not very large as compared with pre-
viouE weeks. At the same time there was
q good buying demand on the part OF pack
ers. SO that the market as q whole was IN
very satisfactory condition as viewed fronl
a sellers standpoint
Beef steers were active at an advance Of
lOc over last weeks close. The bulk Of
the offerings changed hands II very good
season In the morning While there were
no right prime cattle here TO make showy
top 70 the market there were cattle good
enough TO bring S.50
Cows and heifers were also in active de-
mand and they participated in The general
advance IN prsceE, the market being safely
10c higher than last week The offerings
for the most part changed hands in very
good season at the advance noted
While there Was no great number OF
stoelIers or feeders in sight there were
few scattering loads, including a train OF
Wyoming rangeTs- The buying demand
WAS reasonably active and the market on
the desirable kinds IN q good healthy con-
dition. with prices strong al least
Quotations on cattle. Good 20 choice
ooTn-fsd steers. E-&G5B: fair to good
corn-fed steers, 81. zoos .l5- common TO fair
coTn-fed steers s. 00qe s.; good 70 choice
cows and heifers, 81. 1905 .9oi fair to good
cows and heifsrs, s. 40G4 90; common TO
fair cows ard heifers, 3 25a2- q, good 10
choice stockers and feeders. N-DG4 so
fair 10 good stockers and feeders, s. cog
t.1ei common TO fair stockers and feeders.
s. OeGs.5A
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

NEW YORK Afarch a-NETALE-The
London TN market Was higher to-day, VIII
spot closing at EIs4 lls 91d fut1res al
higher, IN sympathy with cahleE QUOTA
tons ranEad from kzt 70 S5A1A Copper
was higher n the Eagltsh n1arket. with
SPOT closing 81 E5T 1ss and futures AZ "a
81 Locally the Euarkef Was 1ul and nc
change W1s reported Lake was Quoted Al
Sl2E1s1l15a elacIrolFsic AZ U1&sl11sIat
anF csEriuE al "a l-.f'lz = Lad vas
higher an &l3 Us 81 IN Londgn- bu1 locally
i vas dlh and q shade loWeF 81 E-EpG ~
Spelter Was unchanged Al EN lls 60 IN
Islndon- while the lpcal markFa Vas duh
and lower al EaE14.1h Ih6 EnElish trOn
uIarlxes vas hiEher with standard foundry
QaoIed Al - - ana CleFzan1. EarranrE
uEchAuEHd. with Nc. ] nCrfhern founcry
ouOtad a. k6&G1AH Ne northern
foundTy az 81 EGle-& = znd So- ! and Ne
81 LOUIS Marck a--MET AIS-Isad.
stsaAy. 16 spslter, rrmsr. s4&4
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

ShEEP--There were no lambs Of any
consequence here this morning and Moth
ing 10 really make q test Of the market
The feeling. to say the least. was steady,
and. possibly q desirable bunch Of killers
might have sold higher.
Sheep were In good demand and sales
were anywhere from strong 10 l0Elbc
higher than last week 9 close In fact.
good clipped yearlings actually sold &c
higher than On Thursday Of last week.
The early receipts changed hands very
readily al the advance noted. Good Colo
rado wooled yearlinEs sold up TO &-lA with
ewes out of the same lot al s n Good
clipped yearlinEE sold up to S1a The mar
ket ss 3 whole was IN very sAtiEfactory
condition.
Quotstons On shorn about soc under
wooded stock.
Quotations on good 10 choice fed sheep
and lambs: Mexican lambs h50ls-s 20:
western lambs. g. SOD 20; light yearling
wethsrs, E.507si5, heavy yeariinE weihers.
SS-&5dS.75; wethers. S.O096E: ewes. s4S0d
AEA
Three or four cars that came In late
sold to very good advantage, choice Colo
rsdO ewes going as high as 5 So with
western lambs al 81 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
foreign Grain Gables Cause Lower
Tone at Opening.
CORN MAKES AN ADVANCE
wheat DrSps Several NOtehes and
seIlinE e. General, the Market
RaIlxtng Toward Close Un-
der Inanence Of Corn.


OMAHA March = 1th-
Grain values started easy 70 some lower
on denoraliEed foreign cables Corn re-
covered quickly and made good soFauce
and was an influence 70 wheat Buying
was general towards the close and values
toned VI surprisingly
wheat upensd lower and dropped several
rotches on the weakness Of the early cables.
Selling Was general from the start and little
support was offered until near the close,
when the higher corn market was q some
Influence Nay wheat opened az PC ana
clossd at SAC.
Corn opened soft but recovered quickly
and advanced on heavy buying and hght
offering The demand has increased
steadily for the last week ard arTivaas are
NAY cora opened at s7sso and el0ssa at
5si+c
Oats were firm In sympathy with the
rise IN wheat and corn Trading Wea Agh ~
and the market neglected NAY oalh
opened s4 sc and clobed - . -
Primary wheat receipts were llAsb pustl-
els and shipments were 36909 bushe5s
against receipts last year Of lo5s.01 bush
els and shipments of 15GlQO bushels
Corn receipts we're T0ll0ae b1shes ana
Ehipsnents were Ca 019 bushels- against r.
ceipts last year OF 81 600 bushels and snip
ruents uf as 01o bushels.
Clearances were 2AOgo bushels OF corn
none q cats and wheat and flour equal %
I770D bushels.
Llverpooi closed I'D lower en wheat and
unchanRsd to Nd higher On com
Local range % optio1s:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

KANSAS CITY. March A.-CATTLERe-
csipts. $50 head including 30 southsrns:
TOP ana dressed 6eef steers. s. 45a5 -: fair
70 good s4-s5@5 80: western steers s. 5Gd
81. stockers and feeders, s. 50l4- s.. south
err steers. 81 51d6-50s southern COWS, g. %
a. 20. native cows. g. 0d4 80, native heif-
ers, s356S -; bulls, s3s5d4-50, calves. g 3
0d50.
HOG-Receirts 800 head Market
opened higher. closed weak Top. s. 70;
bulk Of sales. s. s5dae5. heavy. 81 55Gs To-
packers. s. 50d4G; pigs and lights. s. SO
4@
SHEEP AND LA1TBS-Rsceipts. s7a0
head. n1arkef l1c higher. Top lambs. s. %.
lambs Sc 59GT .gos ewes and VearlinEs. s. 90
as =: western yaarltnEE, s. T5GE 3, western
sheep. q 55dE g.. stockers and feeders. sa5g
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
CHICAGO GRATS AND PROVISION
Fentures Of the Trading and ClostRg
Prices on hoard Of Trade.

Features of the EE1u1nE &mu NkoNANs
Prices on board Of Trade.
CHICAGO March ss-The local Eheat sa-t
rnafket closed weak today because OF tte
goVerument cnop report On farm reseINes,
which showed that lA4.TA.0ee Dasheis q
wheat are stil in tArmsrs ran nSnas ov-5 i. 1e
Corn Was I'D 1c. Oats unchanged FFO-
yisious we're PIC to 714G1oc higher.
The wheat. market vas nervous .rs-1 an
break al the opening. caused DE eALsAL1 eAL9,
weakness in European markets. was lel-
loved IN the first haif hour by raolSFI
ss,-.rpe caused by purchases BY shorIs
Sentiment c0ntinued. bllllish until ne 500
ernuent figures on farm reserves were
announced when pTsees eseiinea ao e,1sss
low marx for the day. The market el2ssa l2ssa1
weak May opened sssssc lower a 49,
sc. aavaneed to g9s arc ti'i.n -,
Of wheat and flour were equal 70 Ll'.e9s
bu The amount On FassAge Iss. lneIes 80 80
siSsoO hu and the visible supply oecTss Sd 20
i l54a090 hu Primary receipts were ~ ~
bu. against i sa ~ hu. on the same day
laEt vear Minneapolis, Dllufh Aho ~
oaro reported receipts Of 4t2 cars. ageliAs'
SIS last week and 7ls cars one year ee1-
Trhe coin market was strong al cay e
light offerings and actlNe plg lHe -
shorts and commission houses. - S5f
arnrnent crop report, which was ne ch1es
t.uDish influence, showed the Ari1olllt -
corn IN possession q IaInntIs o. ~ ~ - -
as sss ~ 600 be-. aEainst lss ~ o'9 -, ol
tire same day last year - = -
closed strong. May opened shane 70 -
- lower 81 g3dsSAac, advanced % 49,
srs elns.a al egss G6ssHc- Local receipts
80. 81 ~srs With four Of contract grade
. The distant deliveries OF cats w. s -. - -,
hut Nay was weak because q selIns oy
eta1-afo- interests The chief bullsh m
s71ssrce was the gpveEnnent report, NnlcA
r9oued -. .080010 bu. in the hands q farm
- -, Nra-rh Il May opensd asdA4c lower
IL srTLc soid between IA Ag5-fsc ana 49,
Srl eiosed al 5g$c Local receipts were
p-~-.5strrs were strong an day because
~ = higher market for i've hogs Ana
s--4,sssrftaT Increase "a expurtE- a. Us
ST-ae Mav pcrk was Up TiF1lec a. tl--!51e-
Sa-E Ts-s vTas 7lSc higher a. Sl-E. hi1s
U-ere ssEfEe higher al &slh.
rsarfr-ts tea reeeipts for tomorrow " NheaL
o. cars. corn. * cars osts' NJ carr -0s1
sT one head ss,-.-
re leading futures ranged as tolloNs-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
Cotton market.

NEW YORK March a-COTTON-Fu-
lures opened firm; March. 1850: May
6-3c; july, l0.4sc: August, 10 ese. bId:
October. 70 G0c; December. l0-Glc bid. Spot
closed quiet. 10 points higher; middlink up-
lands. lL55c; mtddling gulf, u-Se. SAILS
3 018 bales
COTTOS-FUIUres closed steady as fol-
lows: March, l0S3ci April l0.6c; May,
M75c; June. MGc; July, l0.51c. August,
1e &c: October. :. &c: December, Sc
NEW ORLEANS, March s.--COTTON-
Spot steady. with prices unchanged.
Middlingl uise- Sales, Zg00 bales spot and
ST. LOUIS, March 9-COTTON-Duu
middling. LAC Sales none: receipts, 2s7
bales; shipments, So bales: stock = II
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

Quotatioaa Of the Day on varfaus
Corurnoafffe~

NEW YORK. March s-FIOIR-Ra-
celpts, H-Sst bbls-; exports. 1900 bbis-; mar
sntE, G-IG6. =; winter straiEhts ss s514 %:
Minnesota bakers. $500 IS 10: winter extras.
49, winter % PATENTS, 2. 4.soqs-oo; winter
far to good. s4. s014 20; choice 70 fancy.
6.N7s-@ Buekwhsat n0ur, nominal g
CoRN1fEAI-etsaay; fine white ara yel-
low. 81 Eql-5e. coarse. u-soa1-s0; kiln dried.
RTE-Dun; No. ? western. ssc E o. b.
wHEAT-Reoeipts. zoo bu.: exports.
q 30 bu-; SPOT easy: spot No. 2 red s. 0os.
aorsern psiutb l "a fi5t e 3 2at Sfoat, s9 So
z hard winter. Ia Z o. b anoat- In
sTnpathy with cables wheat opened weak.
sion vas firm on covering of shorts. out
side buying and the Jump ia corn II
finally broke on TIE crop report and closed
a4q&c net lower. May. S1-osls a es5z. closed
CORN-ReceiptB, Az h,u-: exrsorts- Z5E
bu-; spot market firm: No 2 72c, elevator,
10. yellow. ssse 81 Z o. 5. anoat oPtso1
market was generally firm an day On p-os-
poets for higher receipts and bull support
TS4e: July. 7u1s 7715rc: closed. T1ltc.
OATS-Receipts. "a 600 bu.: spot market
steady mixed Is to q pounds, sc: natural
=. White, > 70 e pounds. s8aSoe; clipped white
HAY--szeady; good to choice. u-ooa11 70
HOFS-Duns state, common to choice,
1907 crop. SQ1&c; 1895 crop, 4d6c; Pacific
coast, lsF crop, 5asc, 1905 crop. SG5c-
hlDES-EAEys BugotR, i7hac: Central
America, 171Sc
EEATHER-Quief; acid BG7Tc-
PRON1SIONE-Beef. steady. family. EA51
ais %; mess, 81 .0o611 50. beef hams 81. q
tzs %; packet, 81 0JGl12 50; city extra India
mess, IL eenZ2.10 Cut meats, quiet; p3ckled
bellies. 7lsQSc; picked hams. Sc. Lard
steady; western prime, E.z5GI-S; refined
barely steady: continent, s. 70. South Amer
lea S.75; compound s. g75ze7- -121b- Pork,
steady; family. S15 COO Is .00; short clears
sl4 500 q %. mess. S4.e0d14.a
TAIIOW-Steady; city. s. per pkg
country. 4Ed5c.
RlCE-Quiet; dornestic fair to extra 81
6S1~c
BUTTER-Steady: creamery. extras. sc
firsts. 24i727 Ne: held creamery. special "a
&c; western factory, firstE. E3c; western
factory. held. &c; imitation creamery
firsts. 3d24c.
CHEEsE-FIrm; fun cream. specials
16Lc-
BSGs-steady; western nrsts. zlEe; sec
onds. 2g1Z6z1c
POl-LTRY-Dressed. steady; turkeys. lsa
lsc; fowls. 10a121Fc-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

ST. LOUIS. March s-CATTLE-Recsipts
2lo head. includtng 30 Texans. Market
strong 70 q SHADE higher. Native ship
ping and eNuurt steers. s. COS To- dressed
beef and butcher Eteers S. s1f7S- -: steers
under a. l0n pounds s. so Etockers ard
feeders S5Gdz = COWS and helferH. g =
d5B. canners. 81 T5fl--65. bulls. - 5lf7z. e..
calves. E-5s1S CO. Texas and Indian Steers
g -s566 20: cows and heifFrs. nT5d4N
HOEGNR Receipts, 800 head market Sc
81 s5G4Ts: butchers and best heavy. H7t9
AsH
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receiufs Go
had: market Etes6T. Native uutt1ns 81 -
dS-E: lambs, A5Ad7Ao: cuIls and bucks
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

Receipts Of live stock At the SIX principal
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition OF Trade and Quotations o
Staple and Fancy PrOduee.

B2GgvP,resEh selling ssggs, ssaaled, ID soo g.
CHEBsEGNeW fBii cream. Wisconsin
twins, 17l4c; new fun cream brick, lie; DO
nestle new Swiss, lse. new hrnbu7ger' lsg
LIVE POULTRY-spr1ngs. Sc; hens, &C;
roosters. &c; ducks, Sc; geese, Sc; turkeys,
DRESSED PoULTRY-springs. fancy. &C:
hens, SC; roostsrs, 4c; ducks. lie; geese.
sss i'sss No Sotto% S2 E5e 1aei oii @ Ersasa soeS
see Rye straw S-zs9-r-S 20 No altA1ta' slL'o
.ppFEs-wssbi5s-ta1 - = snow p~r box.
81 So; Washington Jonathsns. per box. u %
washington Roman beauties, per box, s. B;
Washington AlexRnoers. per boz. -
WzshfnE1on Blue PeArrnainE per box, 81 Is:
washington Red Cheek Pippins. per box,
HB; Washington Kings per box. M
WAshington Bailey Sweet per box l5.
washing1Ca northern spys, per box, g -7s;
California Red Pearnains, 4-tier, per box
S256. California BelleflowsrE. 4-tisr, Per
box. SEQ. New York BaldE1ns. Per Dbl.
t4se5 New York assorted varieties. per bbL,
VEGETABLES.
POTATOESPer bu-. sg75G-
SWEET POTAToES-hansaA, per bbL.
LETTUcE-F.oriaA head per hamper.
CtcCMBERs- -aothouse.. doE-. fancy
per box, 0.00; d0E-- choice. per box. S-5o
"A
RADIEHES- HoTh0use. per doz-. &c.
PAHELEY-Per dUl-. s0c.
PEPPERs-Florida. Per s-baskst crate
'CAULIFLowER-Psr f-doz- crate, Es-ua.
TOMATOES-Florida, extra fancy, per 8
ssht s@is & ss!s cssSs @ faGss faasS Per per SssEss
'TsIS cIRRoTs K AND TuRN1Psold per Sbl.
CABBAGE-wiscOnEin Holland seed per
oljN;ff6Ns-spanish. Per crate. H-5s; wls-
EHAIIOTsPe doz-, Soc
HORgERADIsH-Pe d0z. B1c.
fT5TEaEEG4soxs5s 5EEEIAsse1sss Per 2s qss7 ssls7 % BsT e.
BRUssELs sPkoUTsPsr at. soc
sTRAWBERRIEs-oWi 70 quality. S5
NAVY BEANs-Psr bu, No. l. ES;
lima. 7c per II.
BEEF CUTS
Lon. No. /. lse; No. p lac. No. Z lie.
E.5s pend; y 80 5s 8 Es 80 g. g "a 20 a * (
TROPICAL FRUITS
PEARs-EXura fancy winter Selhs. per
oRANGEs-Faney WAshinE-ou navelH.
all sizes. per box. e =; extra fancy SUI
Z flower al EiEes. peT box Wi Calfornla
Z TsnEerines. 30 size and smaller. per box.
RANANAs-Port LLrlon oviag 70 size,
I per bunch. E-5o 70 S0o.
4 LEMONS - Extra fancy Southerlanc
Beauty. so % go size. PEI. box, = %; extra
I chosos Justrita 80 20 81 size. per box 81 3
FIGg AND DATES-ErnyrnE fiFE. 2
crown. per IL I4li5c; smyrna fEs. 8
crown. per 10, l3G13c smyrna fiEs. =
4 crown. per Th. Io0lIc: Cahfurnia EEs.
hores ID cartons Sc California figs. boxes
2 b rar1uus Sc California fiEE bulk ner
Z ~. glc: H4lloN1 dates Ger H. sc
KhadraWi dates, per n. sc; sair datsE,
2 per II. 5Scs Fard dates, iS-lb b0Les. psi
y II Sc
GRAPES-MalaEa. choloe per keE. tsl0o
Malaga extra fancy. t4-a- extra choice
per keg. E-Ei extra fancy. extra heavy,
Ea
4 CRAEBERRIES-EKt fancy Bel ard
BuEle. per bbL E00. extra fancy Jerssg
I PEI bbl-. tz-5e. extra fancy Jersey. PEI box
I Eoa
GRAPE FRUIT-Fl0riaA. q 70 q siss
per box. so
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
Evuporused AppIe. ana DRIED Fruits.

NEW YORK. March S.-EVAPORATED
APPLE-Narket continued quiet, with the
tone unsettled. Fancy are quoted al 10sIe;
choice, sSsQs1zcs prime, 7g7Ac; Canadian
prime. Td7lsc: common 70 fair, 6d7c.
DRIED FRGITS-Prunes are said 70 be
steadier IN tone. with a moderate demand
California fruit ranges from 4AG14c. and
OreEo1s from 6G10c- Apricots are IN
changed, with choice quoted al lg1z021c:
extra choice. 22G23c: fancy, E4d2Sc- Peaches
are less active, but the market holds steady.
with choice quoted at H0su10Arc. extra choice,
umlll4c, fancy. LlsdI3c; extra fancy. 13Q
14c Raisins are easy, with loose muscatels
quoted Al 5GSlzc; seeded. 81 Csc London
LAYERS, s. GmlB.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

NEW YORK March q-PRTNE MER-
CAMILLE rAEER-S1LGs per cent
STERLING ENCHANEE-Weak closing
firm. with actunl business IN bankers Bills
at "a sEDd4 ssE for demand. and at SAssgtf
1850 for sixty-Gay bills Commercial bfla
81 Zls
EILVER-Bar. 55Asc. Mexicar dollars. &c
BONDS-Gorerurert steady: rallruad
firm.
NONEY-On call. easy, TEG1 per cent.
ruling rate. 2 per cent, closing bid.
offered AZ 2 per cent Tine loans: quiet
and firm; sixty days ~ per cent; ninety
days. sAd4 per cent: SIX months. 4AdEiS
ClosinE quotations on New York bonds
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
Forrign FTnnnrlnl.

LONDON, March &-The money market
was steady today and in good demand for
the settlement Discounts were firm. The
Bank Of England shares in half Of the
&1210o. 600 gold available on the market with
the continent. This money, presumably. Ia
for Russia
BERLIN. March s.-Prices on the Bourse
today were firm. on Saturdays New York
advances. Some American shares rose N
points. ars
PARIS. March 2-PrtoaS on the Bourss
toGay were stronEer.E ~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

HUIao-I Gay Dog LlaTEes- q aa EeleraIIT
&c higher than last weeks close the hogs
selling very largely Al - s5d4-50. as against
s. ss9z e on Saturday. The market how
ever, was VeTy uneven there being q tend
ency 10 bunch the sales Al and ri8ht around
8AS- Thus. some hogs At that price showed
more than &C adgwnce and others less
The trade was vsry slow At the advance
buyers apparently being unwilling 70 see
prices 20 very much higher. Then, too
the fact that the government report is
expected 20 be rather bearish had its
effect also the expectation Of large re-
csfpts for Tuesday. The market closed both
slow and weak
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

ceiuts. L1f3 head: market higher. Natives
S1151a5os Cows and hsifers. g. 5l7s 50; stock
srE ana feeders. 1Bd4D
HDGS-Raoefpts ~ had: market 8
hiShar. Top. & -. huIk cf sales, HASA e.
SHEEP AND LAN[ES-ReceiptE ksas
head: market Ioc higher Larnhs s. s5f6 s .
yearIinEs. ELsIfEE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
Books and Magazines

In an interesting article in the March
number O The North American Review.
George V. l. Msyer, the PostnAster-Gen-
ersl. advocates the establishment OF . par
GELS post. He sets forth the conditions un-
der which such q post is carried on IN
Great Britain, Germany. FranoR. Italy.
Austria and some oufher countries. and
offer figures to show that financially the
institution % a parcels post IN the United
States would rest upon a safe bsEis. The
advantages TO the residents Of rural dis
tricts Of such 4 method Of Transporting
parcels are dweH upon. and certain OBJ
yections TO the proposed addition 20 the
postal service-mailorder houses At the
expense Of local dealers-sre examined and
answered.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

NEW YORK March e.-COFF'EE-Market
for coffee futures closed unchanged 10 5
points lower. sales. 12,T5o bags, Including
March, $500; May, So0c; July. 685c; Septem-
hser. 61075 Sc; December, s39c. Spot eof-
fee steady: Nc Z Rio, 8 s-lS6SSc. No. I
santos, sac; mild coffee, dun; Cord0va,
1fELs 7Islsr
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
PhiImdeInhin Produee lTnrhet.

PHILADELPHIA. March s-BUTTER-
prints. sic
EGGS-LoWer; Pennsylvania and other
re arhv firsts &C At mark. Psnnsylv lvaria
current receipts in returnable cases. nc At
marx: western choice, &c AZ mark. west
ern fair 20 gnod. 191Z1c al mark
CHEEEE EE-Fdrm- good demand; New
York fun creams. choice, l5a. e16c: fair 70
good I5GI51+c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

SIOUX City. Ia Marrh a-gEpecizl TsIe-
ErAm- m-ScATTLE-ReceiptE no head; mar
kst lec higher. E1ocksrs lB6z5c higher.
heeVaE. g. 13EE.5o, cows and hslfers 81 90
-. sroekers ard fseders Ra0ds 81 calves
ana yearilnEs. s. o012U
HQsGS-RAoeipts a0o8 head. market Sc
higher, ceiling. t8GAHs buLk. slse9A5a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
Minneapolis Grain sIarlzes.

MTNNFAPOIIs March 9.-WHEAT-
Nav uTGL07ls: July. E-Gls; No, ] hard
tl-I1lHdl-l1As; No ] northern Sl-0s4s q "a;
No. 2 northern. 8 -qSas q l-as1s; No north
ern 8 .0edl-05
BRAN-In huTk. firm. ELO9dI5a
FLOUF-UnchanEed first pa1ertE, 81 50
$50. second patents. E-zSG6-5e; first clears,
98 EGA5s. second clears. Gbsd1-s4
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

LIVERPOOL, March S-WHEAT-Spot
firm: No. 9 red western winter. - "A,
Futures. steady; March = Ed: Nay. Is Ia:
July. IS I'D
CORN-spot, steady; prime mixed Ameri-
can, s. l4sd. prime MIXED American old
s. SAD Futures, quiet; March. S. I'd /.
May, s. 21sd.
FIOUR-Wiutsr patents. duh: 2ss Sc.
HOPS-In London. Pacific coast, dull.
Il 1QEff q los
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

wHEAT-No. 2 hard. g7asse; No. hard
ssqs7e; No. 4 hard, slqssc; NO sprlns'
FcGg.pe
C6RN-No. 3 high color, sc; Ne, ;,
srdinary, 5s1s Q5s1Sc; No. 4 551Sasse' No
yellow, sTxc; Ne. 3 yellow Sc No
Fhkte, 55lTc. -.
OATS-No. mixed. ss&94sci No. white
RTE-So. :. sl75e: No. = T5a7sa.
Car8os Reesfpea.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

nEILWATKEE March a-WHEAT-
Love-: No q nuTthern- Ell0al.11; No. ?
northern E1aoG11o- Nay, sSEsGa6e, bad
CoRSs-FiFza; ssa- , szsA- sseGasc; Aszz.
ef1se hid
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

PBORIA, March a.-C0RN-HlEher; No.
no grade s4G55lAc-
oATsFtrm: No. white. Sc; No ;
white, Ess963c. No I white. 5f1Slhrc.
WHIEKT-aE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
DuIuth Grain Market.


DULUTH. March a-WHEAT-Eo.
northern, N-0Ss Nay. Sl-oS; July. n-aas-
OATS5ac
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

Cash eaot atkols were As follows.
rUh-Stsadys Winter patents, t4ali
EEs- virta- straiEhts. SAeoGi4-5a. spring pat
e-fs g5 sos s.: spring stratghtE, aLeta4-s9i
tsal1ers. SEN4E-
WHFAT-No. srEangs sz-losfl-l; Nc )
r,-frsr set IL No red 9s7setCc-
CDRN-No, 9. slaEGs3cs No. yellow, 81
'oaTs-s,a !. ENssgze; No , white, 5Tas
Hl-F
RYEZfsa. z -sG3c
RAPIEY-Fair 70 choke mailing, Sda-c-
SrT-T1S- Fiax No Z norrhWesferl. 2llsi4.
F,-ir,e ssrsotNy AE Clover. contract
PROyTsT0Ns-S Ffbs Eides nnoEel,
81 aSr7f 81 Moss PORK per bhl-. 81 -SIAsel - %
Isra -r.-r l0s lss s. - EhoFt clesr sides
fb1xed3 S5gf6A-
F-,If6ufnr ussre the receipcs and Elair-
-s---s,- - 80 ~ r-rafr-