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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

sHEEP-Receipts this morning were very
small only nineteen cars being IN sight
when the market opened. OF this number
six cars we're on their way to an eastern
shearing station and were only halted here
for feed and rest. not being offered for
teen fresh cars In sight when the market
opened.
There was a very fair demand for desir-
able fat sheep and lambs and everything
that would come under that head sold in
very good season in the morning. Prices
range anywhere from &c TO i5c higher than
yesterday There were no choice lambs
in sight TO make a top on the market. but
pretty decent stuff that would do 10 shear
Mexican yearlings such as brought So yes
terdAy sold Up TO $3.50 today. Ewes OF
pretty good quality brought $50. All in all
prices paid were very satisfactory TO the
selling interests.
Packers are still talking about the poor
condition Of the eastern mutton market
and are a little inclined to oIy sparingly,
still with receipts so light there was NOT
much trouble in effecting a clearance. 1t
bear in mind that inferior stuff is not sell
ing very freely. packers Discriminating
against 1t in favor of the better kinds.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good 20
choice lambs. S.ONd7. 20; fair to good lambs,
s65od7O; feeding lambs, &.5os.5: good 20
choice light yearlings. A+06S&; good 10
choice heavy pigs. ts.Ods40; feeding year
lings, 6.Ood6B; geod to choice wetherS,
S.0oG6.4 10; fair TO good vsthers, ATsGS.m.
feeding wethers, A.Od4.7s; good 10 eholo-
ewes, A.so6S-io; fair to gOod ewes, ASA
bucks. N.0o62B.
RepreaentaffyR aaleR.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

terday and the trade vas very active At
the advance. Some Of the fret sales pos
sibiy did not get all the advance, but on
the other hand later sales got the full ben
eft Of e. Light hogs showed the most ad-
vance, plenty Of them selling at the best
time * higher than yesterday, when IL
will be remembered light hogs sold as low
as NHHs with a good many sales below
B.N. Buyers made short work OF cleaning
the yards. everything in sight being sold
in = very few minutes after the market
opened. Good heavy hogs sold up as high
as $50 the high price OF the day. which
wAs INC higher than anything brought
yesterday and the higheat price paid on
this market for a full load OF hogs
since last October.
The reason for such an unusual advance
in prices IL not difficult to learn. In the
first place the provision market yesterday
advanced sharply and that was followed
naturally BY q stiff advance In the market
for live hogs al ali points. In addition to
that was the further fact that local re-
ceipts were disAppointingly light. due IN
part 70 high water along the Union Pacific,
which cut OFF or delayed receipts TO q coz
siderable extent. Coupled with the light
run was q very active buying demand
hence the advance noted.
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

HURON. 5. o.. March a~-CspAciaI J-Ef-
forts Of an kate father and visions OF
locks and bars had only temporary effect
upon Ada Pierson and oya Johnson the
two young people h eIoped from Clare
mont, Brown county. ten days ago and
were arrested in this city. Following their
arrest. the girl returned to trends in
Brown county. where Il was thought she
would make her home. while her dlsap-
pointed lover continued his Journey 70
Minneapolis. The girl declared al the time
that the separation would be but temper
sry, and that they would soon be together
again. The ruth CT her statement .
s-ubstanuated n the following telegram.
received by Chef OF Police Useker OF this
city, from Miss Pterson, dated at Mime
apolis. Monday. Arrived W MfnusaDclis
this morning married al noon. start for
Dakota tonight" The young couple are
expected 70 arrive here today and viii
make this city their p-srnaznsnt hone
Friends and sequaintsncss % the pair here.
are pleased over the result Of the escA-
Dads
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle this morning
were disappolntingly small, only sixty
nine cars being reported in. forty or fifty
cars being reported back on the Union
Pacific, delayed by high water.
The cattle situation made q radical
change yesterday when, for the first time
in some weeks, buyers actually seemed eN-
ceedinglv hungry for supplies. and when
statesmen being forced to look for buyers.
That same condition continued today. Buy
ers were out in the yard very early in the
nc rning eager for a chance TO bid on
everything in sight, with the result that
the market on beef steers opened very early
in the morning and was very active right
at the outseL at prices that were safely
IO4l5c higher and in many cases even
better than that. In other words. the ad-
vance today and yesterday made UP for all
the loss OF Monday and the latter part o.
last week. leaving prices quite n little
higher than at the best time last week.
Pretty good steers sold up as high as
$40, the best price paid for cattle on this
market since the middle Of January
Cows and heifers advanced IN tHe same
proportion as beef steers, beinE fully fNI
l5c higher. with everything selling very
rauidly, an early clearance being effected.
Ia advance in beef steers has encour-
aged buyers OF stockers and feeders 10 suca
an extent that they were all looking for
supplies this morning and the few here
sold very quickly as much as lc higher.
Quotations on cattle: Good 10 cOrnfsd
steers. SS5d6g: fair to good cornfsd
steers. S.l5d6-6: common 10 fair cornfeo
steers. S4.eO6S. Is; good TO choice eoWs and
heifers, SL25d6 fair 10 good cows and
heifers. s2O0Ns. 40: stock heifers, S.75q4OO;
veal calves. B.Od78; bulls stays. etc
g. 75d4S5: good 10 choice stockers and feed
ers. A-3d6.Oo; fair 10 good stockers and
feeders. aSd4.5 common TO fair stock
ers and feeders, S.0cgS.6.
RapraaanaaTfVg sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

auotations Of the Day on various
Commodities

NEW YORK. March 2-FDOUR-Re-
ceiprs. ~ - bills. exports. $50 bbls. Mar
snts. S.55a5 -: winter s~traights. taS@s@'
Minnesota bakers. A4oaA6, winter extras
S-sl45, winter patents, SHnAS; winter
low grades. B9Q4A; kansas stTaights-
6l5G64 Rye -four. firm; fair to GOOD
A51459, choice TO fancy. Abo94lb. Buck
wheat flour. dul, s2.loa2o per 100 lbs
BCCkWHEAT-Dull; New York stare
. CoRNMEAL-Ffrm: fine white and vel
Low HSaLS'i coarse. H5calS' kin dried
.RYE-ouiet; No ? western. Sc. T. o. b.
New York.
BARLEY-Fm: mating. 7Aad7Sc- c. l. +.
New York. feeding, 72d74c, c. l. T. Ne"
wHEAT-Reoeipts. $500 bu. exports,
$500 bu. spot market steady No. ? red
Sl1f1. elevator; No. 2 red. u.EA. T. o. b.,
siloat no. l northern Duluth ng1s. T. o.
B.. afioat So bullish were crop advices
and private reports Of farm reserves to-
day that wheat resumed it's .advance with
a rush and soon swept past the previous
records, selling Up fully NC above last
nights close. Later setbacks due to reali1-
ing left final prices &c net lower. May.
sly. July closed. l1EH-
CORN-Recelpts. $500 bu spot market
firm; No. 2 S1zc, elevator, and 7p<c Z.
o. b.. afloat. No. 2 white nominal and
good yellow. TFlc. { o. b., afloat. options
NAaAA NJ NaL H@NA@ 1NA 49, &A61-
with the west. closing at sc advance. May
closed. 7f7tc; July closed. 7Fsc; September
closed. use.
OATs-Receipts. $500 bu.: spot market
firm. mixed. 2sds2 pounds. 5195Sc; natural
white Sa32 pounds. SrdS11sc; clipped
white. 34d42 pounds, &n6Sc.
HTDEs-quiet; Bogota, 1shdSel<c; Central
America. Sp1c.
LEATHERLQuiet; 3Aazec.
PROVISIONS-Beef firm family $1,000
1859. city extra Indka mess, S.00d3.50 Cut
meats. steady; picked bellies. 5000 asked
picked hams. e 511o50 Lard nrmer,
western. SO 100000: refined. ftrrner, con-
tinent. 1880: South America, u1.O0; com
pound. N.6e14d7.S7A- Pork. firm: family
SIS. 3q19.25; short clear, $lST5d1.0O. mess,
S1Z5Odls.50.
TALLOw-DuH: city o2a per pkg.
&c: country (pkgs. freel. 5%9sAc.
RICE-Ffrm; domestic, fair TO extra, ~
d6i.c; Japan. nominal.
BUTTER-Creamery. PC: firsts, 3Szc
seconds. 24l1c. packing stock. l5c.
EGGS-LOweT; closing firm; state, Penn
sylvania and nearby fancy selected. white,
CSC: fair to choice. 311d24c brown and
mixed. fancy. HHG23c; fair to choice, Hla
ale. western firsts, DAu3Dhc; seconds
19l4G30c.
ChEESE-Ffrm; state full cream spe'
cials. I5H16Azc: state. small colored or white,
fancy, I5c: state. colored or white. fancy,
large. 15c; state. good prime. 14%c; state
winter made. best. l3Ac; state, winter, good
to prime, Rhd1S1Ec. state made, common %
fair, 11i4d12Ac; skins, full TO specials, E1d
10
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
Articles. open. High.l Low. Close IYes'1

sNo
cssh quotations were as follows:
FIOUR-Markst steady winter patents,
4 asfS 20. stralghts, S.04h2; spring pat
snts' EaodssN =. straightz. Aloae@ bakers
RyE-NA42 a
RARLEY-Fesd or mixing. Siz0STc. fair
10 ehotce mailing,
SEED-F1Ax. No. ] soutf@esteFn, N-6iAa
No. I northwestern. d.ub Timothy, as
PROVISIONS-Mess pork per bbi. NTs
ais Lard. per loo lbs, R.& Short ribs.
stdeS Qoosel. &-5G6SO; Hhort clear sides
Cboxedl. &O06a.&
'Tetsi cIearsnces Of whsat and flour we're
aauaI to 30 600 bu: primary receipts we're
gh zoo bu.. compared with 5WRo bu the COT
responding day last year re-
esints for lomOPrDw. wheat a ears corn.
IA cars: oats. TO cars.
BUTTER-Srsaiy; creamertes. EG9c
dsiries. 90uSc-
~EGGs-Steady; A. marx. cases included,
- firsts aa4c, prime firsts. Hhc.
CHEESE-SSrOng; daisies. H1G1oc; twins,
tnSHaBe: young Americas. l~plo1.e' long
hornS f6Ad16izc-
pOTATOES-Steady. choice 10 fancy.
$40. fair TO good. Sds4c-
pOTITRf-Steady turkeys. lc' chick
.ns fp%c. surtngs. fAc.
VEAL-stsady g % oh weight 80;
e. 10 S-lb weight Sqsc; s "a nelh-E weight,
9EIo1ac-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
a.. Louis Xiv. stock MarLe,.

ST. LOUIS. March a-CATTLE-Receipts.
2.i01 head. including 00 Texans: market 10
6Be higher: native Shipping and export
steers. tSO01T.3 IS: dressed beef and butcher
steers. AOOd6.s5; steers under LOO pounds.
S350n5g: stOcksrs and feeders. 25ed5 IS
cows and hsifers. - 8d6.A; Gamers. 1850
$50: bulls. a00dS1: calves. S.5ods.5O;
Texas and Indian steers. S.5o0S.60; cows
and heifsrs. 81 6d5OA
HOGS-Receipts. ssh head: market I5c
higher; pigs and lights, 4s: packers.
81. Dd650 butchers and best heavy, $500
Id8.
SHEEP AND LAMBEEReceipts. Sre
head: ms rliet stsadV; native muttonE. RIO
80; lambs. 900 ": culls and bucks, 30
as. Is: stockers. q 2
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

Prices on boaro ~ AFauNs
CHICAGO. March Anew high records
Tor lie season were made in wheat. corn
and oats on the board OF trade TO-DAY.
Wheat for May delivery sold A xL191'
touched- S.N. Coarse grain followed
wheat in It's upward course. May corn
selling ct sac and May oats al 55i-c.
Prices feacted from the top on realizing
gains for the day Of NC to izd@sc for the
Two leading months Corn. oats and pro-
Sentiment in the wheat pit was extremely
giiama and 81 seisrai snsrsctss Lead
ing bulls We're active supporteTs OF ne
day and this INSPIRED a large amount or
covering BY shorts. Commission houses
orders from outsiders AZ a result OF the
crop damage y epcrts which have been a
igst9rs oseyEs &c R9ssSsT "a Say s Ma
teifng Of the poor condition Of the TAI
sown crop IN many sections OF this coun-
Try. particularly in Texas. Another fac
Tor that contributed 20 the strength was
ne alleged small reserves OF wheat still
IN farmers bands. During the day May
sold between A1stt and SllsE and July
between si.0sA and mo-. The September
delivery touched the 81 mark. The dis
fant deliveries eased off considerably dur
ing the final hour on profit-taktng. The
close was somewhat irregular. September
showing a net loss OF NC and the nearby
deliveries a gain OF. Lc- 10 1910. the !at-
ter for The May option.
az deliveries of corn touched new high
marks as a result OF an active general
demand based primarily IN he bulge N
wheat. h price Of -hC ssh grain an
varced &c. The top pst for the MAY
delfvery was resehed a. sfac The July
delivery sold up 70 SIC aad September "a
ssisc. Prices reacted a tribe because OF
resiizing sales. but The market closed firm
at net gains Tor the day Of Vase to va
ILc Final quotations on May Here sra
9Srac- and on July 4. SO
New high records for all dehye rtes OF
oats we're aiso scored. the top price foI
Nav being s6lsc and for July SIC. Cast
oats showed gains OF NC 70 IL at the sam
pie tables TIE market closed firm: Wit
prices mp 1sd&c 20 sc COMPARES WITH yes
terday's close, final quotations on May
being at 5slsc. and on July aN6eose.
Provisions were a close second 70 era
IN the strength manifested throughout tbs
dr. and at the close prices showed a ne
gain Of -tzc TO I3Ie. compared with yes
Tha leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Higher Cables at Opening and Bulls
Advance Wheat.
NEW HIGH MARK FOR THE YEAR
Opens ut Eleven aRa q Half and Closes
Even HiGhsr, Ost-trtpinG All
he Previous Records
Here.


CAANAAs AZ y A4aa
iLsrev cables at the opening and per
sstent support from the bull Leaders ad-
Nanced wheat today into a new high mark
Tor ths crop year.
The corn situation is 9TH a weather
problem and unless tie conditions OF c0In-
try roads improve so a. 70 enable farmers
10 make deliveries before the general spring
work begins, primary stocks Will Sc de-
'rease as TO insure a shortage during April
and MAY.
Wheat opened strong. with cables higher
aud aided D. good support advanced
steadily higher. establishing a new hisn
ievel 1T n above the previous record TOR
the MAJ option. Cash wheat sold FOR new
Ugh prices on tie floor today.
MAY wheat opened Nllh and closed al
X.11a.
Corn was steady 10 strong on the start
with wheat and later advanced Sharply
on light receipts and light offerings Cash
demand was excellent ans offerings
quickly taken at higher prices than any
uay so far tkis week
May corn opened 6catc and closed az eletc
Primary wheat receipts we're ol9-"N DUST
ELS and shipments we're 5000 nusneis,
sgains. receipts last year Of SQl,Oo odsnels
ana shipments OF 2l6.6o Bushels.
Corn receipts were $4,000 bushets ana
shipments were $500 bushels. against re
celpts last year OF $500 bushels and snip
ments Of $4,000 bushels.
Clearances we're f25.GO bushels OF corn,
none OF cats and wheat and flour equal 10
%. bushels.
Liverpool closed i4d3sd higher on wheat
and is3hd higher on corn.
Local Range OF Options;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. March 3-METALs-The
London tin market was about So lower.
with spot quoted at Ri3o n futures at
el3l los. The local market was easy.
with spot quoted at f8-5O6e8 10. Copper
had a sharp decline in the London market.
e57 1Os. The local market was quiet, bur
unchanged. with lake quoted at s2SHAa
la1zA, electrolytie at 81 D01z7b and cast
e13 fs Sd. in the London market. The
local market was dull and unchanged at
2S2h98S7h SpelteP was UNCHANGED, at
was quiet and unchanged At AfskQAT1h.
Iron was lower, At as for Cleveland gAr-
rants. in the London market. Locally theTs
was no change. No. / foundry. noFsAsrn.
ua5Oa17S; No. 2 ti6oOddG7S; No. / foun-
dry. southern. and No. I southern. sofs.
SS&G1T3.
81 LOUIS. March 1-MEFALs-Isad.
firmer, ISIS. speltsr. stronger, t91
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
New York MInInE stocks.
Foreign

LONDON. March 3-Money was in fair
demand on the market today and discounts
were quiet The stock exchange received
another shock in the shape OF the unfavor-
able Vienna reports regarding Servia's att
tuds cOnceFning It's demands for territorial
compensation at the hands OF Austria-Hun-
garS and the autonomy OF Bosnia After
opening STEADY. prices eased- COnsols lost
5-i6 while Paris selling weakened foreign
shares and kaffirs and prices closed at
about the lowest American SECURITIES
yielded 10 realization after a comparatively
steady opening and the list soon sagEed
10 below parity. The feature Of the mar
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

kst was the weakness OF smalgamated
corper and United States steel New York
sold IN The afternoon. which caused a fur
Their relapse and the market finished heavy,
q fraction above the worst OF the day
BERLIN. March &-Pricss on the Bourse
TODAY were weak.
PARIS. March 2-Prices on the Bourse
todav weakened all around on the dis
o~uieting Interpretation regarding the pros
poets Of a settlement OF the Balkan diff
cultfes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

NEW YORK, March 3-COFFEE-Mar-
ket for futures closed steady, net IN
changed 10 , points lover. sales we're re-
ported u laZ bass including March and
Nav a. 1850 July. 6ac. September. 6Oad
SIC. OCfohe- November aud Decembsr
was Ifsis@I hsEs. against ia6izS5 last
year SPOT sieadN RE 80. Il SIC. No 4
santus o., mild. s.cady rdosa G.Gisc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

NEW YORK. March G-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance OF eg4
points
Cotton futures opened steady; March,
95sc; MAY. s.5Ic: June. sac; August. 9.E2c
bid; October, sSc; December. s.esc; Ian
uary. 92Sc.
Cotton future closed steady; MarCh.
s55e; April, a-Sc. May. a3c; June. st9c
July. $50; August. 2s4c. September. 924c.
October. 9.34c; November, s.9Oc; December.
s.9ac: January. s.2sc.
Spot closed steady, middl.ne uplands,
use; middiing gulf. 01Ac. Sales, 500
bales.
GALVESTON. March a cotton -
Steady. s1-16c.
NEW ORLEANS. March 3.-COTTON-
Spots were dull; low ordinary, 5 9-lsc ROmi-
nal. ordinary. CSC nominal: good ordinary,
7 l3-lec, low middling. Sic; middling. SIC.
good middling. ? l5-16c; midding fair. II
l5-l6c: fair, II I-i6c nominal. Receipts, s.s'
bales; stock. gs2.5s0 bales
ST. LOUIS. March 3-COTTON-MarkeI
quiet. middling 9 7-l6C; ssles. none; re-
ceipts. 278 bales; shipments, 27S bales
stock. f3SS bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

NEW YORK. March A-ENAPORAIED
APPLES-Market continues quiet. with
fancy quoted al si&d9Ac; choice, Isdlac;
prime 6AdSac: common TO fair, 5G6c-
DRIED FRTITS-PTunas are in fairly &C
tive demand with quotations ranging from
SLET1xc for new crop; California fruit Up
to lO-5os and from sAns for Oregon prunes
ranging from 40-50s 10 0-SOs. Apricots are
IN light supply, with choice held al S1d
SIC: extra choice. 9aGl0c: fancy. uHGI3c.
Peaches are unchanged with choice quoted
at bl-46c; extra choice, pzGTkc; fancy, IA
HSisc. Raisins are quiet with loose Mus
catel quoted at Ed5c: choice 10 fancy seeded
al 4ZG6tc; seedless al 4Ad6zc, and on
don layers al u-Ed10
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

KANSAS CITY. March a-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $50 head. including so southerns.
market Ndlbc higher; top. $50. choice ex-
port ana dresssd beef steers. Ss0dsSo; fsir
TO good. SS465 western steers. A-5cd
ern steers. A0dA&: southern cows. aL0oa
L0. native cove G806S; native heifsrs
q 5046W bulls, 81 4 calves. STsa9 20
H~OGS-Recsipts 1890 head market t0a
sc higher; TOP. 80. bulk OF sales, S. Bd
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

S.5c663; light, Beo6&ts4S pigs. tATS1AB.
SHEEP AND LAMBSERscespta A.0e
head; market roc higher; lambs, RS4I.5'
ewes, A5oRSSS; stockers and feeders S.oc0
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
sIou1 CITY live stoek MarL.t.

SIOUX CITY, Ia March a-tspecisl Tele-
gram. SCATTLE-Receipts. 2O0 head:
market strong 10 ic higher bssvss- As0d
SIS. fat cows. heifers. 1-SsdA5: feeders.
SA00dk&. yearltngs. n0O1L8.
HOGs-Receipts, $50 head: market SAD
higher; range OF prices. ts.Sod6lso; bulk OF
sales. 8Sl66&-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

MINIATURES. March A-N HEAT
Higher; No. ] northern. N.9sal9h No. 3
northern. 2-isfN lisa, JulX. h06ism. OSL.
asked
CORN-HigheT; July. SHSc. Did
BARLEY-Higher; standard sc; sample.
64i4a67c,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
Articles Open. Highs Low Close, Yesy.


LIVERPOOL. March 2-WHEAT-SpoL
strong. No. ? red western winter. S. sad:
futures quiet: May, IS s7sd; July, IS sd:
september, IS lad
70, futures, quiet; March, 6s SID; May, g
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
81. Jo.eph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH. No. March 2-CATTLE-
Receipts. i.sO head; market 10d4Sc hiKhsr;
steers, &O0d650- cows and heifers. R.50d
5H: calves. G-50d60.
HOGS-Recsipts. 1900 head: market I0d
lac higher; top. SS; bulk OF sales, e.lSd
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Reesiuts. 1Oo
head; market steady 70 strong; lambs. $50
NJ q
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
Treasury statement.

WASHINGTON. March To-day state
eraI fund exclusive Of the N5o,e9,O0 gold
reserve. shows: Available cash balances,
t13s. a4. SID; gold coin and bullion, 100000
gold certificates. $4s.05.e0.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

current receipts in r~eturuable cases.
20 a. mark: western frsts. free cases. Gc
AZ mark: current receipts, free cases. $50
At mark
CHEESE-F1rm. New York full creams,
choice. i5d1JAc, fair 20 good 1p<dl4Ac-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
M,ua.apoIis Grain Market.

uINNEAPOLIS. March Il WHEAT 70
Nav. Nff1s; July, nl5H cash no. l hard,
sfl5tsddl9I; No. I northern Mlex4lles'
.tOAd1-1@a
81 AN-Ciosed N-6l&
uRAN-In bulk.
rTOIR-Htgher, first patents se1a p,
~ard ~pstents. &EG5H first clears A-Sm
Srrsnd rlears. 1f5a1S
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

uuFI ADEIPHIA. Pa March SIT
TER-Eteaos eNtra western creamerF %,
= ~Ffrraa "a fsar
rrES-one renf ioNer PenHsyiVHnM
"a othsr nearby nrss free cases &c al
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
OtIa ana Ra.fu.

OIL CITY. March ~a-oH@Crsdft bal
anees. u.s; runs. March firsts ls8o bbls.
shipments. March seconds, 6s0S beis
SAVANNAH. Ga. March 1-Ou@Tur-
p%entine. nothing doing Last sales, SIC.
RoSIN-Ftrm: quotations; n d. 0tB:
p a1Th. F, q. 6-D; n. $3.50; T.. $40;
K, 6.@; N. $50: n. SIS: W @, NB
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
nnIuth Grain Market.

DULUTH. March 2 WHEAT I'D Nav.
NiS~ bid July. h-l5A bid. No. I north
eru. u.tGis. No. 2 northern. Nlp-
CATS-5Ssc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
Bank ~CIearings.


OMAHA. March Ban clearihgs for
today were s. 4s.S3H and for the CORE
spending date last year sass. z4ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
stock In siGht.
ssaple sad FaAey Produces PYtsss waR-
,ished hy Buyers end WhSaesaisRaL


BurTER-CrsAmsrY. No. 1 dslyerse 60
the retail trade in lib esrtons; nc No
in Se-lo. tube, sOhe No. . IN LID. cartons.
SsncY dairy, tubs, 0dzic: common roll.
frssn made. DC. Market changes every
AEcGS-Fresh selling stock. eandied. "a
nc. No storage stock In Omaha market
CHEEsE-Finest wisconsin fal cream.
twins; SCI yopsnoso A%s..os:, 49,: : IN sS1g; s sasS.
swiss. isc; fuli-creSm lImOurger, lss-
S 5ssf sStc' Loin' no. !. 1sAeI No. / 1tc: Il.
3 lie. Chuck, No. i. INe; No. I s3c; No.
J. sac. Round. No |, sAeI No. ? s.s4e: No.
& nc. Plate, No. !. S%ei No. J. sac; No.
POULTRY-Allve. springs, nc mems lec;
cocks, nc; DUCKS. lo.le; geese, si4e; sur
toSis. per doi, nS SsusSa Per dos. 4
Dressed, hens. lie; springs, R9l34e; eeekS
sAs; epeIsi msi Esess r01 ns; tur 6o: .S
trout. ioe; catfish, ioGRc; hsiibut, C: red
;naR Sstoo. Sc s.; S eoSfi.s PAS &c: S sms fus' e; ..fs'
lse; Holsters. green. &c; boiled. %ci frogs
fREsK FRUITS Apples. N-. York
Pippins, H-a; Idaho Roam Beauties. O.:
extra fancy Ben Davis, per box. Tia Ba-
saRes s-0g EsmOn nGt' ntel S 6 Grape Uf1 f4rs..
q. Grapes. Maisgss. $50 per keg. Florida
pineapples, per crate, "
VEGETABLES kansas sweetpotatoes
HT per Dbl. California celery. large. Ise,
smaller. sec. New York Holland seed CAB
Jaae, &c per 10. wisconsin Red 0Ichs
onions, f%c per ID. California csuliflowsr.
g per crate. Tomatoes, Florida. ehaskst
crate. $50; Cuba. Sbaskst crate, s.. Let
tuce, per doz. i0c. Old veeetables--par-
ships, ~turnips. carrots-a.25 per bbL Florida
rev beats. carrots. parsnips, turnips. etc,
per dor, &c.
sTRAWsERRIEs-Gc per ct
HIDES-No. 1 green. SEC; No. / cured, lOc.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK MARKET
Cattle and Hoas HiGher-sheep and
Lambs strong 40 Higher.

CHICAGO, March 3-CATTLE-Receipts.
l2.o0o head. Market l0G90c higher; steers,
g.OO6IB; cows. 0@d&50; heifeFs, 0.60
500; bulls. S.A015& Is; calves, H.51ds. Y;
stoekers and feeders. B.GGs.@.
HOGS-Receipts. $500 head. Market l5G
&c higher; choice heavy shipping. 50 TO0
80: butchers. 66d6sO; light mixed, tS50
d&0: choice light. Ss4odSD: packing, 1855
q 70; pigs, S25gS.O0; bulk OF sales. 1850
SO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. I3.00
head. Market strong 70 iOc higher: sheep.
p2sd6o; lambs. SSoo67.s; yearlings, IS 81
AZ
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04

TOLEDO, March s-sEEDs-Clover. cash.
8S; March, 8t5: April. IS; October.
400; No. p S1h: No. g. S-25: rejected
als NJ O., $50 Timothy. prime, H.0.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
London stock Market.

LONDON. March S.-American securities
opered easy today and during the early
trading prices ruled from \ to ] point
below yesterdays New York closing. The
decline was led BY metal shares.
7 nrAon closing stocks