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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30
Carlot Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
of the and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. March 29.-wheat for septen-
her delivery touched a new high record
mark for the season today. when 1t sold
~ n.O0%. The May delivery advanced to
within &c OF the best mark of the season,
while the July option failed by &C OF equal
ling the top figure. The close was steady
AT the high point OF the day. Corn. oats
and provisions also closed strong.
Weekly statistics were the chief reason
for the buoyant tone which was manifested
IN the wheat pit during the greater part Of
TIE day. Worlds shipments showed a de-
crease Of more than 2.000,OO0 bushels. com
pared with the previous week, the amount
Of breadstuff on ocean passage decreased
nearly 100000 bushels and the visible sup
ply In this country decreased 6SS 900 bush
els. An additional demand for cash wheat
brisk and this had a bullish effect on the
market late In the day. Sentiment in the
pit was a trine bearish at the start because
Of tho poor response of the Liverpool mar
buying of May by a few scattered shorts
soon caused a substantial rally. The mar
ket was also supported by the leading bulls.
Toward midday, the market again became
profit taking by some of the bic holders.
hut soon rallied again on buying brought
out by the Improvement in the cash situa-
ton. On this bulge May advanced to s1.1si4
and July to N.OSA. The close was strong
NJ net gains for the day OF NC to Tkd1c,
May being at s1.lsis and July at sLO6is.
The corn market closed firm at net gains
for The day OF to hc, May being at
Trade In the oats pit was rather dull.
The market closed firm at net gains OF
Ito hG%c, with May at 64sc and July at
Provisions were rather weak early ia
the day, but rallied later. At the close
prices were Mnl6c above the closing QUO
tations OF Saturday.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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IND FEEDERs


HOGS-Shippers picked up a few very
good light shipping and butcher weight
hogs his morning for which they paid
prices thai were about steady with Satur-
day. in some cases possibly a little
stronger. Their purchases, however. were
limited and they did not buy hardly enough
would at no time bid better than prices
that we're Sc lower than Saturday and in
many cases Toe lower. At the same time
they were In no hurry 10 fill orders, being
apparently perfectly willing 10 await
later Developments. Statesmen were also
about taking off, making a hard
fisht for last weeks closing prices. The
result. as will he readily understood. was
a slow and dragging market and the fore
noon was very well advanced before very
much business was transacted.
In the end the most OF the hogs sold
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Disappointing Cables Start Wheat q
Trife Lower.
DOMESTIC NEWS STILL BULL1sH
Numerous Damsse Reports Give Bet
ter Tone 10 Prices, which sue
ceed In Getting on
steady Basis.
OMAHA. march %. 1902

OMAHA March %. 1913
Disappointing cables started wheat a
trtfle lower this morning. but the domestic
news continues bullish and OH numerous
damage reports a better feeling exis; ed
which frmed prices to a steady basis. but
no heavy advance was registered.
Corn was weak owing to a slack demand
and cash offerings were only taken at a
slightly lower figure, as the worlds visible
showed an increase.
Wheat opened easy and sold off gradu-
ally on weak cables, but bullish news and
a decrease In the worlds visible supply
started prices up and a squirt Of buying
support from leading longs advanced values
cloge to the crop record. May wheat opened
at A.uA and closed at t1.1Hh.
Corn vss weak and nervous at the
start. caused by a easier demand and freer
offerings. Cash corn was lower and offer
ings were slowly taken. A better demand
should develOp or a decline Is evident.
May corn opened at 624c and closed at
62Lc.
Primary wheat receipts we're s42, 900 bu.
and shipments were $4,000 bu.. against
receipts last year Of $4,000 bu. and ship
ments OF s23, 900 bu.
Corn receipts we're $4,000 bu. and ship
ments were A4.Oo0 bu.. against receipts
last year Of $4,000 bu. and shipments OF
46s,O0 bu.
Clesrances we're 1000 BIZ. OF corn. none
q oats and wheat and flour equal to 3e9.
90 bu.
Liverpool closed t@4d higher on wheat
and "a higher on corn.
Local range OF opssons:
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NO T.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Steady: winter patents. So. S0
ASIA; str&ights. SA1S65.50; spring patents.
4t09S %; straishts, N.lSdS,25 bakers, sAO5
RYE-No. T. nc.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, 60dSsc; fair
to choice roAIting. 5tdS5hc.
SEBDS-F1sX, No. / southwestern. SlRS.
No. l northwestern, N.SS Timothy. 50. 10.
Glover. $500. -
PRoV1sIONs-Mess pork, per Dbl, n7 SO0
t7S. Lard, per 100 lbs. $40. IOai0 1eis. Short
ribs sides doosel &S,SO@e.@. Short clear
sides 0boxed). @50u9.6h.
E~GGS-Steady at mark. cases included
first, 1ec; prime firsts, e0c.
CHEESB-Firm; daisies, 1864. nl6c: twins,
itSalSc; young Americas, l5Ikc; long horns.
PoTATo8S- Steady; choice to fancy. SSa
Nc; fair TO good, &dSc
POULrRY-Steady; turkeys. l7c. chick
ems. l5c; aprlngs, i5c.
VEAG-Steady; so to eO-lb. weights. &c.
20 to @-lh weights, SAC; IS to uOib.
weights Sd4oc.
Total elsarancss Of wheat ana flour were
equal to Seee0 M Primary receipts were
$4,000 bu., compared with e2OO hu. the
corresponding day a year ego. The visible
supply OF wheat In the United States de-
creased $4,000 bu for the week. The
amount of ~breadstuff On ocean passage
decreased $4,000 bu.
Estimated receipts for tomor Wheat.
8 cars; corn, lSA, csrs; oats, is7 ears; hogs,
1900 head
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
auotstiOns of the Day on Variou.
Commodities.

YORK. March 2e-FLOUR-Re-
eelpIs Zi3f bbls exports. 2i,5C bills
mM5S nns iirnIy held. with demand slack
oskers' A.4On4.75; winter straights. q. $50
sS9. winter extras. A.0Od4.65; winter pat
winter low grades, $500
10 Kansas s%traights. S5.25d5.45 a.. Rye flour,
steady fair 70 good, a.Sat5o; fancy and
.hoice, AJodAT5. ~Buckwheat flour. aulet,
R.N42.6 per 100 lbs.
CoRNMEAL-steady fine white and vel.
S.45d3.75 Is. mn
RYE-Dull' No. 2 western, SIC, E. o. b.
BARLBY-stesdy: mailing. 7ea7sc. c. T. f.
York.
WHEAT-Receipts, $500 bu.; exports.
leneo ou. Spot. firm; No. 2 red, N.26Ssd
LIS, elevator. and sL77s. (. o. b., aflost;
NO. l northern, Duluth. H.95h. Z. o. b..
aIiost; No. ? hard winter. &.51f. +. o. b..
atloat The bulls gave the wheat marked
excellent support today and the genera
trend Of prices was sharply upward. Higher
continental markets. better. cash demand
~unfaVorable crop advices,g all contributed
20 me advance. and final prices showed
SsdItc net rise. July leading. May CLOSED
at M2lfs and July at tl14ss.
CORN-Recelpts. a6 800 bu.; exports. 81, So
6n. Spot, steady; No. 2 B+c, elevator. and
{. o. b.. afloat. The market was quiet anC
q shade easier. closing Adhc net lower
MAY. 1S34 Q74lzc, closed at Hc. july CLOSED
at ISasc and September at 73c.
CATS-Receipts, $500 bu. Spot, steady
mixed oats. rs 10 % lbs, 5eisu6Ilfc; natura
white, 26 TO 30 lbs, 57dS9c; clipped white
80 10 10 lbs. 5106lc.
RRAN-st.sdy.; sprins, $3.50; middlins
HAY-Ffrm No. ,. eOas5c; good to choice
Sg0Sbc.
h~GDEs-Dul; Bosots. islsaisl.c; Contra
America, 1s1sc.
LEATHER-Quiet; acid, 3zlsmSsc,
PRONISIONS-Beef, quiet; family, $3.50
Ml5.O; mess. Sl0.50d11.M; beef hams. $40
me6.0O packet, 314O031I50: city extra Indii
mess, 81. bOd28.00. Cut meats, firm; picked
bellies. 49, 75QlOO0; picked hams. S1O.2S@
1880. Lard, quiet, western, &lh.fDTlO.50; re
fined. steady; continent. $3.50; South Amer
lea, S1.50; compound, sS.12h0S.&. Pork
steady: family, $3.50; short clears, 5000
21.50; mess, SIS. 50@p19.O0.
TALLON-Steady; city ~ per pke
57sc; country (pkgs. freel. 5Ssd61sc.
R~lCE-Qulet; domestic, fair 10 extra, q
G61ac: Japan, nominal.
BUTTER-Ffrm; receipts, 4,39S, creamer
specials, Jl@S11ac; official price. Bic; extras
3Oiac; third 70 firsts, 21d2sc; held. third t
first. 3Od29c; process, common to specia.
11d24c; western. factory, firsts. lsql9l4c
western imitation creamery, firsts. 2042lC
CHEESE-F1rm: receipts, 672; state, flu
cream, specials. 16ql7c; state, full cream
fancy. 15S4c; state, fun cream. good Z
fine, 151RC; winter made, best, l41kc, winte
made. good to prime, lSAqlf4c; white
made. common TO fair. l3d13c; SKINS, fu
to special. 2lzGiel9c.
~EGGS-Firm. receipts. 1874; state. Penn
sylvaniB and nearly fancy, selected, whit,
etc; state, Pennsylvania and nearby fame,
mixed, fancy. 1d22c brown and mixeC
fair to choice, 0d20l9c; western first!
19Ad2Oi1c; seconds, t9dlslzc; southern first
l9Ac; seconds, l9d19Ac.
POULTRY-Alive. chickens, broilers, Is,
sac; fowls, 17l9c; dressed, dull; weoter
chickens, 12lsc; fowls, lbql61Ac.,
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New York Money Market,

NEW YORK. March 3.-MONEY-On
call. easy. 1ixd2 per cent; ruling rate. Ia
per cent closing bid, IA per cent; offered
AT IL per cent. Time loans, very dull and
days, ~ per cent; six months. 2%aS per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER sl4a4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-weaker, with
actual business in bankers bills at N.Sel5
IA. 1926 for sixty-day bills and at A.SiO for
demand; commercial bills. S.S5d4. s6is.
SILNER-Bar, J0asc: Mexican dollars. sc.
M 80 Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds vs-s as fol-
fA-@
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK, March 29.-METALS-Tht
London tin market was higher today. with
spot qooted at e132 lis sd and futures az
R133 It's Cd. The local market was firm
and higher at ~S2s.0Oa29.2O Copper advanced
10 e56 rs Sd for spot and at R57 lbs Sd for
futures in the London market. Locally thC
market was firm, with lake quoted al
S12S7hG1S.121z, electrolytic at $12.5O012. 62ls
and casting at $l2.371a. Lead advanced Ia
was firm at A.05d4.10. Spelter was un-
changed st en- Is Sd I'm London and re
manned quiet at s4.75d4.Th locally. Iron
rants in the English market. Locally the
market was unchanged. No. I foundry
northern. S625d16. 70; No. 2 foundry north
ern, $15.759l6.25; No. l foundry southern
1873.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. March 2.-METALS-
Lead. steady at S.8; spelter. steady at
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30
City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. March A.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 1900 head, including 100 south
ems; market steady to 1Oc lower; choice
fair TO good. S5.0Od5. %; western steers, q. %
m6.5, stockers and feeders, S3.6@6.65
southern steers. A.7bQ5S; southern cows,
s25oa6o: native cows, So0Q64 20; native
81. 75@7.0.
HoGs-Receipts, 1900 headJ market
steady to &c lower: top. t6eS; bulk OF
and butchers, ss.eoassO; light. %.S9SN
pigs, N.&96O0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, $500
head; market IO41c higher; spring lambs,
ss.5od7.s so; yearlIngs, B.259795; wethers.
81. 5O@s.@; ewes, $6.26@6.s5; stockers, and
Feeders. 4S.EOf6.H0.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30
Pat a CrImp In mis- AmbInona.

Ponce de Leon, CHANGING through the
Elysium ladies' Companion, encountered
the American Hygienic Face Bloom com
pany's free trial offer. don't send any
money, in the advertising columns.
Wouldn't that crimp your eternal life
ambition" he cried. Now | walked from
Jacksonville TO Key West looking for the
fountain OF the bloom OF youth, and here
II Is, sent on approval In three-ounce bot
ties, recommended by Lily Lanatry and
positively guaranteed 70 keep the Witch OF
Endor as fresh as a Chicago typewriter
girl. and only Is cents = bottle
After that Ponce went ont and kaikeo
for Thirty minutes 10 a policemah-RuGS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30
ForeiRn

LONDON. March 9.-Money was in good
demand on the market today for the set
Elements. Discounts we're weak. The bank
OF England secured A.5O.OOo in gold ar
rivals. Trading on the stock exchange was
huoyant OF The practical settlement Of the
Balkan difficulty. and the prospects Of
cheaper money created a demand for stocks
which appeared scarce. Prices rose
smartly I'm al departments. COnsols. homo
rails and Russian hCnds lead In the ad-
vance and closed at about the best for
the day. The settlement reveals a small
portion open. Carry-over rates were easy,
and FOR Americans were 8 per cent. Amert-
can securities were from one 10 three
points higher and went over parity in the
forenoon. chiefly on covering operations,
Some recesstons followed. owing 10 realiZs-
tions. but New York redeemed the sd-
vance In the afternoon and this caused .
steady close AZ 9 fraction below the best
for the dsy. The stock exchange will ne
closed April .. 10 and r.
BERLIN, March S-The practical as
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Fair Tuesday and Not Much Change
In temperature

YIN ~ y. May % ~
The weather is generally cloudy and I'M
settled in the central valleys and through
out the west. Light SHOWS are falling this
morning in the upper Mississippi and upper
Missouri valleys and along the eastern
slope of the Rocky mountains. Light rains
are general along the Pacific coast, and
light SHOWS occurred throughout the north
west within the last twenty-four hours.
Very light and scattered precipitation oc-
Cured in the lower lake region and east
ern states during Sunday bur fair or
partly cloudy weather prevails east OF the
Mississippi riVer. No important change in
temperature has occurred in the central
valleys or west during the last forty-eight
hours. and there is no indication OF any
important change in this vicinity tonight
or Tuesday. The weather will be generally
cloudy and somewhat unsettled, but the
outlook IL not favorable for precipitation
worthy OF note,
Record OF temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day Of
the last three years:
Minimum temperature. - . 8 Is
Normal temperature for today, 50 de-
grees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March l,
IS OF an inch.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1905,
81 Of an inch.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1907,
los inches. l. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30
PhiIadeIphIa Produc. M.rLs,

PHILADELPHIA March 9.-BUTTER-
STEADY; western creamery, Sc; nearby
prints, 33c.
EGGS-Ffrm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free cases. 3DIc at mark
current receipts, In Tsturnable cases, 100
at mark; western hrsts, free cases. ao5sc
6iNc.
CHEESE-Firm, New York full creams.
choice, 151z0i5&c; fair TO good, 141m15c.
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sd. Loud Live stock Market.

sr. LOUIS, March S.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 2S head, including 1880 Texans.
Market steady to l0c lower. Native ship
ping and export steers, S.O0G7.l5; dressed
beef and butcher steers. A.OOd6.20; steers
under 100 lbs, S3.50d6.90; stockers and
$40; Gamers, S2.OOa2. IS; bulls, S3OO0S0;
calves, S.5OdSO0. Texas and Indian steers,
So 75d6.t0 cows and heifers. H75a5.25.
HOGS-Receipts, 800 head. Market
steady. Pigs and lights, A.J0dS.95; packers,
Sc. 90; butchers and best heavy, $3.50
Oils.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, l.IO
head. Market lOc to loo higher. Native
muttons, A.0Od6.0O; lambs. S.75ds.OO; culs
and bucks, E.6d6.5 90; stoekers, s3.O004&.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30

sursnce that peace has come IN the Balkans
raised prices on the Bourse today and bust
ness was lively. Banking, mining and cleo
trio shares were from 3 to 5 per cent higher.
Government rails also we're w, but ship
ping and industrial shares made no adj
vances. The close was quiet.
PARIS. March n.-Prices on the Bourse
today were notably firm on the settle
ment Of the Balkan question. The private
rate OF discount IL IL per cent. a decline
OF Il par cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30

March 2s.-wooL-In the ao-
ssnce Of heavy domestic stocks, local wool
transactions are confined to the foreign
nroduct, while in both lines the demand
exceeds the supply. Dealers are eagerly
awaiting the arrival Of the new clip and
10 CSC for Montana and Dakota wool on
he sheep's back. Very little OF the old
stock is available and transactions are con-
fined 10 small lots. There IL a steady de-
nand for pulled wool at firmer prices for
ali grades. The leading domestic quotations
TanSe as follows; Domestic woods. Ohio
md Pennsylvania ~fleeces, XXX, 3i935c; X,
SsaSSc: No. l washed, $qS9c; No. 2
csshed. 3sd3sc: fine unwashed, 23124c;
combiug. S0c; one-quarter blood combing,
SsaSOc; delaine. washed. sSd+0c. Michigan,
Wisconsin. New York tleeces, fine un-
Washed. 22dZSc: delaine, unwashed. 2Sd29c;
balf-blood. unwashed, 29d30c; three-eighths
hIood. unWashed, 2ac. one-quarter blood.
9sQ2sc. Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri, three
eighths blood. 28dpc; One-quartsr blood.
9s62sc. Secured values: Texas. fine, h
months. G9s5c; fine, s 10 8 months. 5Sd55c:
s2c: middle county. 5Od5ec; fall free, 4Sa45c:
oregon. eastern, No. ! staple, 62a63c; east
ern clothing. 5d67c. valley, No. 1, 4Sd5Oc;
territory. fine staple, 63d55c; fine medium
staple. 6OdS2c: fine clOthins, 5Sn62c fine
| medium clothing, 66Q6sc; half blood. 6la63c,
three-eighths blood, 5sQ5se; onesquSrter
| blood. Sd63c. Pulled: extra, 62a65c; fine A
&d62c, a supers. 6o65c, +,
ST. LOUIS. March 2s-WOOI-Nomi-
ing. 2e62lc; light fine. lI@20hc; heaNy
fine, l0617c; tub washed. 20dsfc
EIEIn Halter Market.
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snanr and MoIn.,e..

NEW YORK, March 29.-sUGAR-Rsv.
steady; fair refining. IS. 4sIS6s.bO; centrifugal
SO test $685. 400; molasses sugar.
fS.2Sh rs; refined. steady; No. 8. 4.lBc,
No. 4. $435c; No. 70, 9ls6c: No
II, S4.25c; No. ~, s4I5c; No. lS, sI.iOc,
No. u, 41Oc; confectioneTs' A, 4.7sr;
mould A, 5.3Oc; cut loaf. 5.75c; crushed.
cubes, 5.20c.
MoLAssEs-ouiet: New Orleans omen
kettle, good TO choice, 2S 30c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30
Asked,


NEW YORK, March 9.-The visible sup
ply of grain in the United States Saturday,
March q. as compiled by the New York
Produce exchange. was as follows!
Wheat. Sc. 4t2,0O bu decrease. ga. 90 bu.
CEN, 6.TS5 o bu,; increase. 10000 bd.
Oats, 9,O67. 900 bu.; decrease, T5,O00 bu.
RIVE. $4,000 bu. increase, $4,000 bu.
Barley. $4,000 bu.: increase, 1900 blu.
The visible supply "a wheat in Canada
last Saturday was HOOD, an increase az
$4,000 bu.
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IIverpooI orain Marked.

steady. No. . red western winter. IS sd
futures. steady; May, SIS ID; July, SIS SD;
September, So.
via Galveston, Sc l0s.d; futures. dull; May,
IS 9lid.
PFAS-Canadisn, steady Is sad.
FLOUR-Winter patents, strong, 6s,
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kansas City Grain and rrovIsions.

KANSAS CITY. March 2a-WHEAT-Un-
changed to lie higher; No. > hard. sl.lsd
100; No. 8 hard, $1.1ld1 IS; No. ? red, S.S7
al. 80: No. 3 red, 81 .2341 .32.
CoRN-Unchsnged; No, 2 mixed, 6SdSS4c:
81 .256l.N; No. 2 red. 81. 22G1. 25k; No.
hard, 81. lsd1. 81: No. 3 hard. 81 1871 10; No.
/ northern spring, 81. Od1, 2l1s; No. . north
No. 3 mixed. SEC; No. . white, 6sc. No. 3
white, 63e.
OATs-Unchanged; No. ? white, 5S65ec:
No. . mixed, 5ld52c.
RYE-7367Tc.
HAY-Steady to firm: choice timothy,
$40. OOnl 1850; choce prairie, 50. 25d9 so; choice
alfalfa. SIS. GOALS 90.
BUTTER-CreamerY, 0c, tirsts. DC
seconds, pc; packing stock, lie.
E~GGS-EXtras, 1870; current receipts. fla
at 171ac; seconds and dirties, 1sAc.
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oils and RosIn,

OF CITY. March ?s-oIL-credit bal
l5Slss bbls shipments, 4O7,i59 bbis
s4yANNAH, &c; March gs-oIL-Tur-
RosiN.Trm; 4, ss.25: d ss27H e.
;seS; + i227hi $40; <; M.os y,
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800 per at.
Cotton market.

NEW YORK, March 29-CoTroN-Tht
market opened steady at . net advance
OF . to s points.
Spot closed quiet, 10 points higher: mid.
ding uplands. 8.s5c; middline gulf, l0.lOc
sales, 200 bales.
Cotton futures opened steady; March.
9.53c; May. 9.4Sc; July. 935c: August. 200
9.S1c; October, SAC; December. 9.ac; Jan.
uary, 9.1Sc.
Futures closed firm; March, 9.5sc: April
9.6lc; May, s.52c; June, 9, i0c; July. 9.4lc
August 9.96c; September, 9.2Sc; october
January, s.20c.
GALVESTON, March 2a-CoTroN-
Steady; gao.
NEW ORLEANS. March 9~.-COTrON-
Spot market firm, l11sc up: middling. 9Ssc.
Sales on the spot, l,150 bales: TO arrive
$50 bales.
ST. LOUIS, March 29.-COTToN-steady
middling. 91-l6c; sales, none: receipts. Ssf
bales; shipments, 1876 bales; stock, H.OSs
bales.
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NuvnuLee GrrIn Markell.

Mu.NAUKEE March 2s.-WHEAT-
higher: No. q northern. plsisa1ls; No. .
northern. Nl7ia; July, N.06 bid.
RYE-No. l. So.
Germany, 667Sc.
BARLEY-Standard. SI7c; sample, 6Sa
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, March .a-Close
May. N.l5tni1SA July, N,l6lzniisN cash
No I hard. S1Sisd11s&: No. I northern
NI1AaLl5as. No 2 northern. Nl5N0Ll5I
No. 2 northern, A1lNs d11SS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30

TOLEDO, o., March s.-sEEDs-Ciover.
cash, S.b; March, S.45; April, &42iz; Dc
tobed, s6024; December, 800; No. .. S5.3n:
No. 3. $50; rejected, S,O7ik; no established
grade. $3.50 Timothy, prime. 500 Al
sike, prime. $40.
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New York Minins stocks.
Trenaury s%tntement.

WASHINGTON. March 29.-Today's state
ment OF treasury balances In the general
fund. exclusive Of the $4,000. 900 gold re-
serve. shows: Available cash balance,
sl3z. 51s.7S7; gold coin and bullion. $2l3OSl4;
gold certificates. Si6.146 S4.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle steady to Lower-HORs strong
sheer Steady.

CHICAGO, March observation-disclosures,
m at 1900 head. Market steady
at loo lower. Steers, $6.OOp715; COWS, $500
calves. SS.50G6.Oo; stockers and feeders, 50. 90
q ~.
HOGS-Receipts. estimated at 1000 head.
Market strong. Choice heavy shipping,
s700dI.15; butchers, $6.667.lO; light mixed,
s.. 7596.s IS; light choice, $6.SO66.95; packing,
81. IS; pigs, &6.30d6.35. Bulk OF sales,
50. Od7.6.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 1900
head. Market steady. Sheep. S3.O0d766 90;
lambs, S.OOa6.@; yearlings. S.6O97.35.
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sioax cIty live stool Market.

SIOUX CITY, March 2.-Cspeeial Tele-
observation-disclosures, $3.50 head; mar
ket lower; beeYes. A.DOd6. 70; fat coWs and
heifers. IS .SOqs. %. feeders, A.0D@5.25 year
lings, 2.O0d4 so.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head; market g.
lower; range OF prices. IS 8gn6. e, bulk Of
sales. IS. sous .65.
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Bank CleartnEs.
Wool Market.

OMAHA, March 9.-Bsnk clesrings for
today were s., 2s2 .s2.54 and for the CORE
spending date last yea- S2,l5l ,T1.55.
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stock In stRht.
NNWW- y" TT"
ipts of live stock at the six prin-
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
staple and Fancy Prices Far
ntshed by Buyers and Wholesalers.

,b su rr1,Ii t7sa: IN f!YYib. S Cartons } d'! nc; 90 ! to I
sc; in sO-lb, tubs, 27hc; packing stock. isc;
fancy dairy, tubs, 90d2lc. coinmon roll.
fresh made. sc. Market changes every
EGGs-Fresh selling stock. candled. ao1
nc. No storage stock in Omaha market.
CHEEsE-Finest wisconsin full cream.
tSvorite' ! In hoop, iSo; daisies. 10 il hoop.
iShe: cream brick, fun case, ise; block
Beef cuts~Ribs, No. j. Be; No, 3. laC,
No. a. eye, Loin, No. 4. 1shc: No. 2, JAG; No.
lie: Chuck; No; ,se; NJ NJ, 2 &c: No.
! nc. Plate. No. 4. S%c: &c. : SIC; Mo-
PouLrRY-Aive. springs. i2c; mems. lOc;
fowls. per dos., E.5O. squsOI. per dos.. 81
P sEs: sScE nsn sse; ne s:. :e!'n nic: tuSeeys, s SS'AA
FisH-whitefish, frozen. lOe; herring,
ghc; salmon. loc; pike, Soi Pickerel' Sh00e;
snSpper. i2c: black bass. sScl erapp.es. Ga
Rc; perch, SC: Goldfish. 1Sc; smelts, DC: cells,
i5c; Holsters, green. SIC; boiled. +Oe; frogs
20. i ribs. 17ae; No. :. ISe: No. 3. ssic.
/ chuck, Me- No. 2, &c; Nc. 8. slsc. No. j
pisss, So; Sc; !. sc: No, !, SNs:
sS'H ISID. H ri fA PSsn S'T roam Gam s =; M,:soY VI
extra fancy Ben Davis. Per box h.&. Ba
Ss.sS0s. rs Lemons. ;S.6004.W. Grape fruit
"a Grapes. Malasas, $50 per keg. Florldi
p~ineappies, per crate, s.
al per Dbl California celery. large, 75c;
smaller. soc. New York Holland seed cab:
onions nE Ne per ID. CaiifSrnia cSSiifiSwss'
I % per crate. Tomatoes. Florida, 6-hAskei
crate. $3.50; Cuba, s-basket crate. IS. Let.
tuce, per dos. toc, OLD vesetsbles--par.
ships, turnips. carrots-$2.S per Dbl. FloridI
new beets, carrots. parsnips, turnips. etc,
per doZ.. 16c
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DULUTH. MINI. March 2s-wHEAT-
May closed slt5A. hid; July. ulsia. bid.
No. I northern. SllSA' No. 2 northern.
n1tS,.
OATS-SAC
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steady to Sc over; TOP. tSS: bulk OF
sales. s.. 6.
SHEEP AND BAMBs-Receipts, 3,00
head; market 10c higher; lambs, SLS.