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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
ausa. city Livr stock Marke

KANSAS CITY. March CATTLE
Receipts. f=.0oO head. Including 1000
southerns; market strong, closed At "a
loo higher, choice export and dressed beef
steers, s6Z01 SIS; fair 70 good $3.50
sic, western steers. S5.G0@650 ecker
and feeders. $A0095.35 southern steers.
Aa.a5 .fN- southern cows. $50 BOO.
native COWS. ss-00a5e5. helfers. sI5Ou
zoe. bulls. S3.Z5MA.T5. calves. $4,000 use.
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head market
l0a15c higher, top. SEQ, hulk Of sales.
tS.30a665; heavy. Ss5506.70. packer
and butchers. S6.fOH665 light. S6..5 n
$50; pigs, &5-25@5.S5.
HEEP Administrations. 1A00B
head. market strong 10 Toe higher. lamls
$50 81 IS; yeariiugs. s.. eco 40. wetfeTs
$3.50 1850 ewes. Sa.60I54o. storkeTs
and feeders. $1,000 f75.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. March S-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at a decline of 2QG
points.
NEW YORK. March S-COTT0N-Spot
cosed puiet. middling upiauds. 9g5c; mid
ding guif, l0lOc; sales, a2 bales. Futures
closed steady; March. a52c, April, acc
MAY, g5oc; June. 9a3c; Jufy. 944c: August.
vember. s27c; December, 9G7c; January.
Cotton futures opened steady: March.
g t5C, May. 92c July. 9.56c: August. qa0c:
October. s.-Sc; December. 9lsc; January
9Isc.
GALVESTON. Msrch s.-COTTON-Mar-
ket steady: 9 9-16c-
NEW ORLEANS. Marcel. S-COTToN-
SPOT lover; low ordinary, 59-I6c. nominal.
urcluary 6isc. nominal; good ordinary.
y l-16c.
81 LorIs. March s-CoPToN-Liart
miudiing. Alsc, sales. none; receipts. 90
bales; shipments. ga bales; stock. 43.575
bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
OMAHA oENrRAl MARKET.
Staple and Fancy Prsdue Prices Far.
ni.hed by buyers and Wholesalers.

BuTTER-Crsamery. No. / delivered to
the retail trade IN lib. cartous, alei No /
In G-lb. tubs. aEc No. : IN I'D cartons.
sc; In Sl-ib. tubs. Z1sc, packlng STOCK, lst,
fancy dairy. tubs. NQZlc, common roll.
fresh made. -Oc. Market changes every
T,sGS-Fresh selling stock. candled. Eay
2il. No storage stock In Omaha market.
GHkESE-tlnest Wisconsin full cream.
twins. Ice, YOUNG Americas IN hoop. lahe'
i5lsc; cream brick. fun case. Use: block
swiss. Ice; full-creaIn limburger lsc.
Beef Cuts-Ribs, No. j, lNct No. 2 i3c,
No. 8 sac. Loin. No. i, 1915; No. = l4c. No.
g. lie. Chuck, No. !, t11ci No, = e1c, No.
SS.c. Round. No l, sAc. No. 3 SIZE; No.
g 7hc. Plate. No. l. OAei No. = Sac No.
PoULTRY-Alive. springs, lie. mems, iOc.
cocks, 5irc. dCcE.. lyrzc, geese S1c, tur-
fowls. per doz, $50, SQUADS, per doz.. s.
Dressed. hens. nc springs, llgl21c; cocks.
glse; ducks lSe geese. ne; turkeys lie
s1+c; salmon. l0ci pike, Sc pickerel. a1zaIC,
trout. Ice; catfish, lVQLc' halibut. &c, red
snapper. re black bass. &c; crappies, go
DC; perch. Sc; Goldfish, lSc; smelts, &C; eeis,
l5c; Holsters. sreen. SIC; boiled 4oci frogs
sItESh FRUITS Apples. Nax York
Pippins. 80. Idaho Roam Beauties. 81.
extra fancy Ben DAVIS. per box. {iG BA-
ES5a&S. Lemons. S3S0g4lO. Grape fruit.
s.. Grapes, M0lagas. $3.50 per keg. Florida
~pineapples, per crate, =
VEGETABLES 90 Kansas sweetpotatoas
S2.T5 per Dbl. California celery, large. zoe,
smaller. &c. New York Holland seed ca3-
laEe. 2&c peg To- Wisconsin Red Qlobs
onions. lac per 10. California eAuliflcWer.
s. per crate. Tomatoes. Florida, s-hasket
crate. $50: cuba, 6-basket crBte, 81. Let
tuce. per doZ. 40c. Old vegetabies-par-
ships. turnips, carrots-&.2 per bbL Florida
new beets, carrots, parsnips, turnips, etc.
per doZ., zoe.
sTEAWBERRIEs-oc per qt
HIDES-No. / green. S-ac: No. I cured. loo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

articles. oren. High Low. C1ose. saty.
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AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cables Come Higher At Opening and
start Things Firmer.
0UfCK BREAK soon SETS m
rate - D-s q HeIa-Oa orders wait
IsE for tAe Re
pert % Fsrn Reserve
stock.
OMAHA. March s, iss.

OMAHA. March 8 iss.
-CaoIes came higher at the opening and
started the domestic markets firmer. The
rally was short. however, and a quick
break vas experienced due 20 the trade
hold-on orders waiting for the government
repdrf on farm reserves which is to be
MADE public late today.
The same hold good with the corn mar
ket. and. while the market was not 80
noticeable. the feeling was generally easier.
Wheat wee ehoppy and broke quickly
sEsr the, opening IN face Of strong csbles-
Lack o. support from both sides let prices
drop sharply with No feature. The govern
meat report on farm reserves. should II
~ regarded bullish or beartsh, would give
rev life TO the dullness- May wheat
opened az H.Osk and closed at n-0nt-
Corn opened steady and strengthened
after R<elight break. due to the weakness
IN wheat The market acted independent
later on A gpod cash basis and higher OF
fetinss one 20 light receipts.
May corn opened At 2Ac and closed Al
Primary whSat receipts were Ss.0o bu
and shipments were $1,000 bu.. against re-
ceipts last year OF n3.Oo ou. and ship
ments OF $4,000 bu.
Corn receipts were 1.Os2ooo bu. ard ship
ments we're $4,000 bu., against receipts last
wear Of 10000 bu. and shipments OF &,00
bu.
CIearanees we're SEQ ou. Of corn. none
OF oats and wheat and flour equai to @,0(
bu.
Liverpool closed Hdgsd higher on wheat
and Tsaid higher on corn.
Local range Of options:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
NEW weak GENERAL NARKEI
osotstions Of the Day on various
Com modIttea.

NEW YORK. March s-F1oUR-Re-
Ceiptz, 900 bbis-. exports. B.To bhls. IN
settled. with demand slow: Minnesota pat
Minnesota bakers. tasa1fs; winter sI
winter low grades s9a4S Kansas
strsights, E.&d5.E. Rye flour. firm; fair
10 good. AB64.O: choice to fancy. A556
as. BBckvheat flour. dull. c1Ode.0
RECOMMENDATION; New York state,
CoRNMEAI-ouiet; fine white and
yellow, nSoalSO: coarse, hoa1S5; kiln
~RTE-Firm; No. western, Sc T. o. b.
BARLEY-s,eady: maitinS. 75a7sc c. T. T..
New York feeding, TaaTtc c. T. T. New
York.
wHBAT-Recsipts. 4z0OO bushels: ex-
ports. esooo bushels. Spot market weak;
No. 2 red. n.b4. elevator; No. 2 red. NDA.
T. Q. b. anoat; No l northern Duluth,
h29h, q. o. b., sfloat; No. = hard winter,
n.HH. Z. o. b.. afloat Opening stronger
today on firm cables and bull support.
wheat turned weak under heavy northwest
lowing the government report on farm
reserves, the market broke badly under
stop-loss selling and closed iNd1kc net
lover. May, ~eis4dL2A. closed HlsE;
CoRN-Receipts' $500 bushels; exports,
&.m bushels: Spot market easy; No z &c
elevator, and T%c Z. 0. b.. sfioat; No. 2
white, nominal, and No. 2 yellow. 75c, Z. o.
b., afiost; option market opened strong. on
heavy covering. but eased off with the
rest and broke on the crop report, closing
hH1kc net lower. May closed TScl July
closed. 5f<c: September closed. 74itc.
OAT+Recetpts, 7s,Do bushels. spot mar
ket opened steady. mixed. &a82 pounds.
51Fd6s1Lc: natural white. &GE pounds, SEA
sc; clipped white, q pounds. 5ed6sc
HAY-Quiet; No. 3, &c: good TO choice,
HlOcdS5O.
H~OPs-steady: state. common to choice.
lsOs, 1lQ15c: 1907. 3d6c; Pacific coast. 1903,
Td1ic; 1907, SnSc.
H~IDES-Steady; Bogota, le1d20l4c, Gen.
trail America, 1Os4c.
LEATHER-Dull; acid. slAdz9c.
PROVISIONS-Beef, steady; family.
s1SOOalS5; mess, yo5Odr.0; beef hams.
N4.Op16.W: packet, fAo0d1450. city extra
India mess. t2.5092W Cut meats. firm
picked bellies. $40: picked hams. HB.
Lard. strong: western. so Bd10.6 refined,
firmer: continent, t10.6; South America
Sii.50; compound. N.Sh. Pork. firm fam
lily, Hs.5D6isS0: short clear. SS.Odglo;
mess, S1s.5Oa1s.W.
TALLOw-Steady city tS2 per PACKAGE.
Sc; country packages free. 54664c.
~RICE-Quiet; domestic. fair to extra, "a
sac: Japan, nominal.
BCTTER-Fancy. steady and firm: poor
market for everything else; creamery spe-
cials. 9L4630c. Official price. 2sLtc); extras,
2S14d2ac; third to first. 1d21i4c; held. COM
mon 10 special, 2o62ic: process, common
specials. 1SG$c: western factory. firsts,
iShzde0c; imitation creamery. frsts, Id22c.
CHEESE-Firm and unchanged.
EGGs-Barely steady; western first, DC
seconds. Ic.
POULTRY-Dressed. firm; western fowls,
44i turkeys, 16nSC
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
ForeIEa Financial.

LONDON. March S-Noney VAS in strong
demand on the market today and discounts
were steady. The Bank OF England secured
the $500 ca in gold available. on the stock
exchange business was slack. but the tone
was firm. Dealers were Inclined 10 raise
quotations on the favorable political OUT
look. Paris supported foreigners and
diamonds shared. while the usual invest
ment buying sustained giit-edged securities
American shares began steadily. gathering
strength IN the forenoon on professional
70 the receipt OF the Wall street opening
when the low priced issued. especis7fv
NJ ss0uri. Kansas and Texas. advanced.
finished quiet.
PARIS. March S-Frees on the Bourse
today were firm
reserved IN Bourse today on settlement
in the Raikers Government Securities
were firm ans the shipping industries
Mrrr higher
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Donate. Valuable Coin colIec,ion.

SIOUX PALS s D.. March S-GSpevial.,
While in Sioux Fails. Miss Dorothy Yves
thorp- 1f Naukton. in behalf Of her father
a, ~. Westhorpe. q prominent resident or
Thar rHy. presented 10 All saints school
~ this city q very fine and valuable col
iecton ~ ancient Greek and Roman coins
All ~ the coins are fully classified IN the
most careful and panstakihE manner and
accompanying each Is q complete descrlp-
lion or history Of the particular coin de-
scfihed The Roman Gums date from The
first Roman emperor, Augustus. y b. g.
and from this date down over d period Of
l@l years. some on me Greek coins datc
back 20 90 p. C.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
lie lures of the TrsdIns and CIOsIns
Prices on Board of Trade.

NfheNN On " AHGN
CHICAGO, March s.-Seyere declines in
the price or wheat. corn and oats occurred
on enc board Of trade as a result or the
publication OF the government report show
lng Jhe amount of the various grains still
in farmers hands on March /, the reserves
be. ng larger than had been generally fore
,asted. May wheat broke NC from the
nIsh. point OK the ay.-droppinE to SLlsh-
the day OF lc 20 2isG2Hc. Corn was down
&C to @s9zsc. and oats off 4c TO sc. Pro-
Bull leaders in the wheat pit received
a hard jolt in the form OF the government
report. and the bull campaign. which they
nAd been ensinssrins for some time psst,
was made public fifteen minutes prior to
the close and from that time until the
final gong sounded trading was fast and
furious. In about the space OF q minute
gne May delivery dropped from a.lS@ 10
n.ftf, while at the same time July
droppsd more than &c to ay0a The re-
farmers hands 70 be about ms per cent
81 last year. or equivalent 70 iR.se2.o 900
bushels. TIE market opened firm owing
- higher cables. but broke sharply in the
Irst few minutes because OF liberal sales
oy leading holders. After the first fif-
zen minutes trade was anlss and prices
a~ppearance OF the government report
Weekly statistics we're bearish and crop
reports also favored TIE bear DuTins
n.iSi4, while July sold between d.0Sh and
yi.O4h. The market closed weak with May
at t.H TO u.l4S and July at H.O7Sdl-@.
Corn advanced TO new high record marks
for the season on buying brought out by
wet weather throughout the corn belt and
then broke sharply as a result OF profit
taking based on the government report.
which showed farm reserves to be as per
cent OF last years crop. or equivalent 10
I. o 7.T&.0o bushelG At the top May sold
at &%c. and July at &Ac. The market
closed weak. with May at S14esTSc and
July At GSc.
Oats were subjected TO considerable sell
ing pressure throughout the entire day.
According to present statistics, the farm
reserve OF Data ON March I were N.S per
cent OF last years crop, or equivalent to
SNSf7,0 bushels. The market closed weak.
With Nay at $40 and July at $50.
Provisions we're firm. A i0c TO i5c ad-
vance IN 1--we hogs inspired part OF the
buying. At the close prices were up 2ikc
20 LrSc compared with the previous close.
The isading futures ranged as follows:
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LEGAL Securities.

Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns
st., s4 New York Life building. Omaha:
IL 80
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BOSTON. March s.-Money. call loans.
dS14 per cent: time loans, 3hG4 per cent.
It, "A u -
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle steady 60 stronR--HOgs Cen
orally Fifteen Cents Higher.

CHICAGO. March S-CATTLE-Receipts
$500 head: steady 20 strong steers. SepT
-: COWS. 2.AGd5.5e. haffers. 50 glRSc1,
bulls, S.%sa5.-5; calves, S-5Jn9G, stockers
and feeders. S.3eT5.3n.
HOGS-Receipts. GOO head: generally
sc higher; choice heavy shipping. $3.50
SIS; butchers. s. 7eds "; light mixed. $500
e6. choice light. SssI675. packers. s. 55d
SIS: pigs, 125GS. ~; bulk OF sales. &.5lff
$50.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts. 1901
head; g.Eady 70 Zoe lower; sheep. 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

NEW YORK. March S-METALS-spot
Tin was unchanged az $50 2s ID in the
London market, while futures were a shade
higher at eiG 15s. Locally the market was
Copper was higher IN London, with spot
quoted a. SIS lbs ana futures at eb7 IS.
The local market was dull and unchanged.
with lake quoted at 81 s71Idi3l2i4. electro
iytc al sr2-OQi25 and casting at y.s7Isd
R.6-Az Lead was lower at els = Sd in
London. The local market was quiet and
unchanged al S~.92lxGSs71A Speltsr was
unchanged al Ell l2s Sd in London The
local market was quiet al 81. 724a41L.
Iron was unchanged in the London market.
with Cleveland warrants quoted at as 11lEd.
The local market was nominally ~unchangsd
with No. I northern foundry quoted ar
Sl6-50dl7 3. No. ? northern foundry az $500
dl6B ana No. ! southern and No. south
em soft at S675Gl7.25.
ST. LOUIS. March S-METALS-Lsad.
higher. S.S5d2a speiter. strong. $40.
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snanr md MnIn.n..

strong. fair refining 1890 s.36c: centri-
fugai 90 test. $50 3.S6c. u1oiassas
Else. No. 7. 400. No. \ 4 Osr1 No -
4.09e No To- 3.95c: No. IL. 39sc. No. -.
3.s5c. No. ~. 3SOc. No. -. S.sec; con
fectiouers' A. i95c: mould A 500.
cut loaf, 545c; crushed SIC; powdered
AI5c, graduated. 465c: cubes, 4Sor.
MOLASSES-Quist; New Orleans oner
kettle, good 10 choice eSd42c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

MITCHELL f. o. Aarch s-tspociaLE
Zoe citizens uf wu0usorEpt 5gs intarestlng
IA mseites s. the fornso5nsof 2 Catholic
Iarochiai rr'qoi a c1Hn,itteeaf prJfnineut
cHteotcs are sol tf1s for thf school
which VIII in an %prohasiIHs be one -of the
fine buildings erected ~ thai place this
year H is the intenuQn az The sounitioe
% raise Slg0
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
PhtInaeIphIa Proauce.

PHILADELPHIA March SHUTTER
steady; extra western creamery, 3ec. extra
nearby prints, SIC.
EGGS-ic lower; Pennsylyania and other
nearby firSts. sc. at marx; Pennsylvanis
and other current receipts. In returnable
cases, lac, al mark. western nrsts, free
CAGES. nc al ark; western current re-
ceipts. free cases, 1Sdlsc. at mark
CHEESE-Firm; New York fun creams
ehcice. i5aI5Ho: fair TO good, Ifzdlthc.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
New York Mining stocks.
Trensury statement.

WASHINGTON March G.-Today'E state
ment Of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund exclusive of the S51.6O0,O0O gold
reserve shows. Available cash balance,
Sil. Sl 81. gold coin and bullion. So, IS SO.
gold certificates. 1fI.c7o.eN
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

NEW YORK. March &-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Narket and quotations are
nominal in the absence Of important sales.
Fancy are quoted a. SisaSac: choice al u.
56Sc.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes are somewhat
nTmer IN tone with quotations ranging
from SAC 10 TIC for new crop. California
fruit ranging up 20 ass 20 MS ApFicots
are not active. but stocks are light ard
the market firmer, with choice quoted at
s4GNsAc: extra choice at Adl0c. and
fancy at u~di2c. Peaches are ia jobhinz
demand. with choice quoted al 51Gsc: extra
choice a. Gd54C. and fancy AZ 7dsLc
Raislns continue DUH With loOose muscateI
quoted az +d5c, choice 20 fancy seeded a.
fAnSsc- seediess Al S4a5ilc. and London
layers al 81 seal D.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
NiIwaakec Grain Market.

MILWAUKEE March S-wHEAT-
northern, Hl5hi.16, july L05NTl.@. BID
CORN-Higher; Nav. 61Ac. bid.
BARLEl-Higher; standard, 5rsc; sam
Tles, 65HS1I4c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

NEW YORK. March S-The visible sup
ply of grain in the United States Saturday,
March s as compiled by the New York
Pr0duce exchange. was as follows;
Wheat se,s1 .O0l bu.; decrease. 1.373.O00 bu
Corn, $4,000 bu.; increase, $500 bu.
Oats, SS0.0O bu.; decrease. 80 bu.
Rye, soc. 600 bu. decrease, 6,an bu.
BARLEY. 3,1lii0o bu.; decrease. 1915 bu.
The visible supply OF wheat in Canada
last Saturday was 6,lsl. GO bu a decrease
of zoo co bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

NEW YORK. March S-MONET-on call.
easy. i&dl per cent; ruins rate. 2 per
cent. closing bid - per cent; offered q,
2 per cent; time loans. very strong: sixty
days. 1a9GA per cent: ninety days, Shf1A
per cent sly mOnths per cent
per cent.
STERLING NCHANGE-stronE. with
actual business in bankers bills, ct Nss6
4ssl0 for sixty-day bills. and at AR26 FOR
demand: commercial bills. 81
STLVER-Bar. 5oac; Mexican dollars. 4tc.
BONDS-Government. steady; railroad. ir-
regular.
Closing quotations on bonds we're as fol.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

TOLEDO. O.. March G-SEEDsLCiover.
cash S.az March Szh Apsl &S:
reiected. AS. n = G. AS. timothy.
prime. NS aisike, prime. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Liverpool Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL. March S-WHEAT-Clos-
ing: spot strong No. 2 red western winter.
s. SD. futures. qHiet, May - al, July
g. 1[d. September. Is bhd-
CORN-Spot. quiet. rev American mixed
IS SD; futures firm March, Tasd; MAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
minueaRoIis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, March s.
WHEAT-May. sLlT%; JAy, h-lsh; cash.
No 1 hard. a.l3t; No. lanoTthern. A-17Ss
No. 2 northern. N.l0hs; 10. ) northern.
H0L.
FLAX-Closed al SISSY
BRkN-In bulk. SgsOOG23.5s
rOUR-LoWer; first patents, $685.
AS. second patents. 1886 b-65s first
clears. S44OG4.So; second clears $3.50
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stock In SIEbt.
sIonH CITY Live Stork Market.


ST. JOSEPH. Mo. March s~-CATTLE-
Receipts. -soa head. market STEADY o.
strong steers. &o006 n; cow and heifers.
f15gdSae. calves. H-B1rsp2.
HOGS-Receipfs. q head. market a.
tive. top &G. bulk - sales 81 HHsB
SHEEP AND lambs Receipt iA
head market SLOW. steady 10 fnc love-.
lambs - 5GT6
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

, Market lee higher; beeves A-5oG5coi Fat
COWS ana netfcrs, ApUu5.b, feeders, Seu
$50. yearIings. S.Q0ui@
HOGs-Rcceipts. 2e0 head. Market Ia
/ higher range Of prices. S60od66e, bulk Of
] sales. SS.Lu6
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Peoria Market.

PEORIA. m. March S-CORN-Hgher.
No. z yellow. 66Sisc. No. 3 yellow. 64A.a
6Ae; Nc. 2 sc No. : 6Ac: No. q Ss.a
6sl,c: no grade. Sc.
0ATs-HiEher; No. 2 white sic: No Z
white. SH6S5.e; No. & 5S's964o standard
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

~ A4NA NAaN hfANAkA1 VI lie y
we're the heaviest for a Monday that they
have ben since the middle OF Juns last year
dd not have any apparent effect on the
market. AdVices from all selling points
were Encouraging. Wrile the l0Cas demand
both packing and shipping seemed 10 BE-
very good with the result mat the market
opaned early In the morning and was quite
active, pretty much everything being sold
before le o'clock or soon after. The prices
paid were safely OQi5c higher than the
close % last week. The advance was most
noticeable on the light hogs. which were a
good. big l5c higher, many sales showing.
IN anything. more advance thar that. on
the other hand. heavy hogs were generally
Ice higher. the best grades selling largely
Al S-6ia6 TO- A considerable proportion OF
the light and mixed hogs sold az s.
Good light hogs, weighing $50 10 20 poands
seemed 10 b. In especially good demand
this morning and they sold very freely
right from the first.
Today's advance carries the market TO
the highest point tOuched 50 far this year.
Toward the close. sitter the more urgent
orders we're filled. and some OF the buyers
dropped out, the market cared Oft closing
a little lover than early but there Was
not very many hogs left 10 feel the effects
Of this a. most everything sold
early as noted above.
Representative sales
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. IYes'y

Cash QoOtatiOns we're as follows:
FLoUR-Markst barely steady: winter
patents Rk0Q&A, strAights, S.I5d66:
spring patents SIs0GSoo; straights. SaQ
90. bakers. 0066AE.
EYE-No. 2 Tsc.
BARIEY-Feed and mixing S46ESc. fair
70 choice mailing. 6as1e6c.
SEEDS-F1aN, No. l southwestern A.SsA:
Timothy seed. 2& Clover. $50.
PROVISIONSEAess pork. per Dbl. MS
Oils Lard. Ter ko he. nan Short ribs.
sides noossls A09e-0; short clear sides
boxed. aISaSaNl@
Total clearanoes Of wheat and -four were
equal to $500 bu. primary receipts were
&-0o b. compared with ua0O bu.. the
corresponding day a year ago. The visible
creased l.xl0o bo for the week. The
amount OF breAdstuffs on ocean passage in
creased A1&0o bu. Estimated receipts for
tonsorroN: Wheat. M cars: corn, - cars
oats, 3n cars; hogs. A00 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Wool Market.

LOUIS March s-WooL@Un-
Gagged, medium. CUmbiug and clothing
70 -4C, light fine. 170Z0hc: heavy fine
0a15c, tub washed. 2O034e.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

ERLIN, March s-1hs weekly state
ment Of the Imperial Bank q Germany
shows the following changes: Cash in hand
decreased AsE-ose marks loans decreased
E.4l&no marks discounts decreased. "a
nee marks; treasury bills Increased. le-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Bank Clearinn.
Metal Market.

OMAHA. March S-Bank clearings for 10
day were 0BAST.S. and for the core
spending date last year 2R4.esS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

ST. LOUIS Mo, March G-wHEAT-
t-aek, Nc red eash. u2Sdl0:
ul07AadlW
coRN-Futures. lower; cash. strong
uaek. No. 2 cash, eiSdS7c; No. ! white
Sqes4e; May, Gs0s7ae: July. 6TSc.
OATS-Weak; track. No. 2 cash. ~. No.
: white. &1sc; May. $40: July, 4S&e-
FLOUR-UnShanged; red winter patents
extra fancy and straight. ESG
~ hard winter clear 0EQ4H
SEED-TImothy, H,S425o
CORNMEALNUO
III wv
N0aG1lM
iron COTTON IIEs-l0Hc
HAGGiNG-Ec-
HEMP IWTNE-7c.
POILTRN-SteadN: chickens lie.
sprhgs i4ei turkeys. l4e4Tc; aaeks. isc:
geese 1c.
BUTTER-stsady: aasc
EG0ISteadys Ec, case count.
PkcNIHONS-Pork. higher. ioboInx.
NU-EH lard. higher prime steam. 81 SO
tAol Dr. ssf meats. strong boxed extra
shorts. IS, clear uhs. fe.gTl Short clears.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

80m marks. notes in circulation. de-
creased. 1851 90 marks deposits increased.
Sn1OO marks; gold in hand. decreased.
Il marks.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
EIeIn Buttcr MnrLrt.

ELGIN, IN. March s-BGTTER-
firm a. csc, sales for the week. f3s, coo
pounds
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No. ? hard. u.Sdl.OSh: No. 3
hard, r.O69l.0I; No. ( hard. H.O61.@l1; No.
, spring. H.OeGLa.
CORN-No. 5, sc; No. T. SITE No. 3
yellow. S6eszc; No. 3 white. S39Shc; No.
: mixed. SIC; No. , white. 51hc; No. 3 white
SIC: No. 4 white. 5lGS1hc.
RYE-No. >. nc; No. J. TS4d74c.
CnrIot Receipts.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
WEATHER IN TIE GRAIN BELT
Probably snow Tuesday, Not Much
Change in Temperature.

~ ~ -
Colder weather, with rain, snow and
sleet, swept over the Missouri valley and
mountain districts during Sunday, and I'M
settled weather with rains and SHOWS. con-
tinues along the Missouri river and east
over the upper Mississippi valley this morn
ing. and rains are general In the middle
Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys Shows
are falling in the mountains, and gener-
ally unsettled conditions prevail through
out the west. The pressure is high over
Manitoba, the upper Missouri valley and
middle Rocky mountain slope. An area OF
low pressure In the extreme northwest is
following the high, and a depression OF
considerable energy is moving up over the
central valleys from the southwest, and
this distribution OF pressure will cause con-
tinued unsettled weather. with probably
snow. over this vicinity tonight and Tues
day. with not much change in temperature.
Record Of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day OF
the last three years:
Minimum temperature. = 3 u +
Normal temperature for today. 81 de-
grees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March L,
q Of an inch.
Excess corresponding period In 1903. %
OF an inch.
Is OF an inch. l.. A EIS
Local FOrecaster.