Nebraska Newspapers

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TTTTC OMATTA DAIIjY HEE: TTTVnSPAV, "MAHCIT 28, TflOl.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Cora Actire nd Shows Bimmption of the
Adunoing Tendencj.
WHEAT MARKET EXHIBITS FIRM UNDERTONE
Onti Dull "'! IVntnrrlr nt 11 r,
lull I'IiihII)- 'irotv rirnirr Provi
sions 1 1 1 ii llnwj' Mini
Harden l.nlrr.
rilK'AdO, Mareh 27. A firmer under
tnio, In which routine news played Its part,
unn observable III lio craln market today.
( urn, which was the most active, closed
!iV" blcber for Aluy. while wheal closed
V and oats n shade Improved. Provisions
wore ihill mill IrrtRiilnr, closltiR 2!o higher
to a shade, lower.
Trnili- In roril was active the stouter part
nf the pox-don, hut the- volume of hii-duos
wn smaller tlmn has boon tin- nvorap,o re
iTtitly. Tho market, lunvrvr, showed h to
t nmpllon of the iiilviindiiR tendency, which
received something of a check yostordnv.
ProMl-taklng was still attalnst the prlie,
bill the pressure was reduced. On the other
hand there seemed to be less outside inter-r-t
III the market. I Hither cubbs, llf;hl
country offorlnKS, a Imo.Ht Impassable roads.
uiiKetlleil wenther nnil a reduction In re
ceipts, us well mm a ilrop In (he duality of
frr-li arrivals wen. 1 1 1 factors to whleh
the IiiikIc- HtreiiRlh ot the market was ilue.
Mil v oiieneil a shade to H'dVr blither at
AVtilWiv ami miller liberal I -iillzliiw sates,
whleh pillowed a rnrlher ailviinee to llV't'
4ic, reacted to I2TM2V. A report that
tin- bull leniler, while ImyliiK openly, wns
also fcolllnj; through brokers wiih Influential
with a number of trailers, who assumed a
bearish iitlltuile Por a time on thin do
ollno the market ruleil lull, but the tight
prlllliirv receipts, I25,nf bushels, attalnst
l.ovtl.um lust your. created siilllclcnl appre
hension iimoiu; shorts to cuilsc a rally to
42o durlliK the afleriioon. lmiiR sold
liberally, bill were well met mill the market
rlosod firm. .Mny 1i,c hlKher. at 12V'.
Local receipts were to earn. II of contract
Krtnle. .lulv ruleil 'tc over Mny ami shared
In Ihi- activity of the earlier ilellvery.
Aetlvlty of short duration at the IickIii
jilliK eif tho session nnil iikiiIii near the eml
Ih tho host thilt run be said of the days
whent irinle Hut ilespltr thin dullness,
which lit times bcoiimi-stitKniitlon, the mar
ket exhibited a firm undertone. HellbiR
Mny iiikI replneliiK II with July formed n
iiinsldernblo p.irt of the day's operation.
Tho lirmness early was n result of steady
riiblcH, moderate receipts mid unsettled
we.ither, together with the rorn sttouath.
May opened uiiehnnaed to 1 i"Sf ' hlKher at
:Uft7iVXie tn 7Sr nnil declined curly on
pelllnc thloUKh brokers to TTvVi-'i' jc. The
rorn utreiiKih renewed iihirin over hIiiiIii'-iI
lelntloiiH betueeti .bipmi and Itussla mid
nimewhtit ahirmliiK reports of dumime In
thn rnuthwesl fronj llesshin lly rauseil it
rnlly netir thi- end. HhorlH covered liberally
mid Mny rallied sluiiily to 7Cc and despite
jirotlt-tiiklui; closed llrni, ( over yesler
el.iv. lit 7BdV"l-r. lxporlcrs rcpoiled IS
lniiils liiken. whl!-' seabourd clou ranees were
eipi.il in win-ill and Hour to ITi.H) bushels.
Prlmiiry recelplH weio S'ff.rtrt bushels, com
jiiired wllh 5!'.()il hist your. Mlnneiipolln
mid Duluth leporlcd Sort curs, iikiiIiisI 27S
lust wool; and 177 a year nrrn. I jural ic
relpts were 7r cars. 2 of contnict Krade.
The market for outs was dull, narrow and
unlmportniit durliiK the forenoon, with the
team nisler. Ijiiler. In svmimthy with
whetil and rorn, n llrmer lone Knlneil n
foothold, and with It' the dullnesH took
ItlKhl. Muy mjIiI between 21'i.e mid 2.i'(;
iiml closed a slmdn hlnlicr at UTrffSIiV-. e.
celpts were 115 ears.
i'rovlsloun wcro dull and Irregular. Th"
tone early was easier on a droji In prices
lit the yards and the arrival of a Rre.it'r
number of lines than bad been expeeteil,
but burdened Inter in sympathy with the
lending Kruln markets. The close, however,
neoiiied rather ensy. Muy pork sold be
tween JlS.fw'a and $iri.7!i and closed 2'e
hlnher at $iri.72'3; May lard and May ribs
closed each a Hhade down, the former at
lS.n:,is.(i7'i; and the latter at JS.
Kstlmutcd iecelilH lomnrrow: Wheat, 70
rurs; rorn, 170 cars; onts, 1G. rnrs; boss,
Zi.Hi) bend.
Tho loailliiR futures ranged ns follows:
Artlrles.l Open.) HIkIi. i IjOW. Closc.l Ycs'y.
Wheat
April
Muy
Corn
Mn y
.Inly
fiats
May .Inly
Pork
May .Inly
fjnril
May .Inly
Sept.
rilns
Muy .lulv
Sept.
7li
!
"it- i rr.i, -,-
- . 4 ' It,-. ,1 '4
i!rti ,,4l75TKfl7ti,75U'ijH
i i
715
t2i(fi A
12!4?
I1U I2'i
I2'.i l2STi-
1 1
"47;
SS'iiU
2b
2IT.
ir. 75
15 15
R 07"i
s oo
S 02!i
s no
7 S7U
7 S5
2K's'Ki
?4
r. 7r,
15 03
K rr,
s on
15 r7i
15 05
15 72',j,' 15 70
15 15
15 12li
S 02Vi
R (174
R 07ii
7 H7'b
a oo
7 J13
7 K2U
R 00
S 02 ',2
X (12 ii'
K I'l
7 S7UI
7 5
S 02V4I R 02'i
R 00
S 0214
7 !0 "
7 S7',.
7 S7'i
7 80
7 N
No. 2.
C'ash'(iiotntlons worn ns follows:
l-T.oril Steady; winter patontH, $.1.S."if
8.05; HtrulRlits. $3.20112.70; clears, J2.finwa.40;
uprlnK specials, H.30; iintontH. :i.5ng3.U);
tralKhts. $X00mn.30; batters. J2.2CWi2.50.
WIIKAT No. H spring, fifi1i75e; No, 2 red,
COIt.N'-.Vo. 2, 41",f-llic; No. 2 yellow,
M4l
OATS-No. 2. Clio; No. 2 white, 2S!ic; No.
I white, LTsfflSifcc.
UYH-No. 2. Mti54e.
llAItl.i:V-Clood freilhiK. iOtlKc; fair to
rholeei malthiK, IstifiSlsc
Hi:i:t)S-No. 1 flax. l.r-."; No. 1 northwest,
rrn. .M; prime timothy. $t.0Off 1-tO; clover,
fontraet Krade. JI0.75fil0.S5.
PHOVISIONH Mess pork, per bbl jn.fiiHr
15 65. Lnrd, per (H) lbs.. JS.12K.1.S.15. Short
ribs sldeH (loose). JT.OOfi'S. in. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), $ti.ti2!t4ii,.S7i& Hhort
clear Bides (boxed), $8. l"fj S.:jiJ.
WMISICY-nnsIs of high wines, JI.27.
Hl'OMtS-Ctit lonf, J6.0I; Kraniilnted, $3.47.
The receipts and shipments today wcro iu
follows:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bhls iSl.tniO 4(,010
Wheat, bu ls.'l,ooo tl .vhi
Corn, bu 27S.ono 17S.0iM
Oats, bu IS7,noo .W.ikiO
Hye. bu i ,nn j 3,nm)
Hurley, bu 31.0OJ 2I,0"0
On thn Produce exi-haimo todnv tho but.
tfr murket wius eiulot; creamerleH, 13W21o:
ilalrles, lK(tlSe. riieese, fairly active, llif
Jll,r. Kkkh, qillot; fresh, 12!se.
M)v viiHic (ii:.vi:u.i, .m.hki:t.
l IIOllltloilN
of the Uny )
Viirliiun
Coiiiniodltlro.
NHW YORK. March 27.-l',I,nrn-Tto.
relpts, 2ti,lts bbls.; exports. 1S,:I.'I0 bhls.;
Meady and moderately actlvo for choice
IiimiiiIh: Minnesota patents, $I.(i01i4.;!o;
Mluncsola bakers, $.1.0011:1.25; winter pat.
'.?. $:U"'n4.o.)j winter straights, $:i,4.-,
4i1l.r-5; winter extras, $2.l5fj2SO; winter low
Itrailes. $2.4Mi2.i. Hye flour, dull; fair tn
f ood, $:iN)ft:t.R5; choice to fanev. $,1.2013 f5.
luekwheat Hour, inilot at $2,101(2.15
BL'CiCWlllOAT-lMU nt 60C2e. c. 1. f.,
New York. '
COHNMKAIr-Klrm; ellnw western. We:
city. 91o. llrandywbie. $2.4.Mi2.5o.
HYK-Steady ; No. 2 western, ii)W,c. f. o b.
float; siute, 6KlEitv, c I f.. carlols
HAULKY-Qulet; feedlllK. IWl'ISUe, o. I. f .
New Yoik; multliiK. Ii21i7(i'.
!1!:1'' ?A1,T-Dull; western. C3n72c.
I IKAT-Iterelpls, IOJ.iiiM bu. ; exports.
C5.0H0 bu.; spot llrm; No. 2 red, Sie f. o b
tlout and 71'Tio elevator. No. 1 ' northern
tilth, lU-V- f. o. b. allont. Options experl
eueod a steady undertone all day In spite of
dullness. beliiK Influenced by streiiKth of
corn. hlKher KiikIIhIi rabies, liberal se a -
ooiirii clearances, export demand, a smaller
liu inn, iiieiii nun roverini;; eloseil llrm
al net udvnnce; Mn, so 3-lt;iiSi)Uo
rlosed at July, SO fi.6ii.sn4e, closed "at
8fl4i-; September, 7!) 13-KiU KU4C, closed at
W4C
-un. ttnecipts, ,s,ih. bu.; exports, lSl.omi
.hi., nimi nrio; ,o. 4;ic elevator and 49-1c
r o. Ii ailoat. Option market was falrlv
stroni; today on active speoulatlve support
west, Local shorts covered norvotislv.
prompted also by limitless abroad, liberal
. i 1 , receipts, and closed firm
ii '"' .,. 1 "uvance; Platen eioseil at 49c;
?J.;l'- - h"JM'- '"sed at l-ir; July, 471,0,
c&l'aTnWe.1 f-l'tfmbpr. 47M(47Ne.
n 10 iu-ceiiis, jui.auei nil.; exports, 105
...... nimi ;-aii . .mi, -. .HJ't-0, ,M1, ,i, ,'!)(; No
2 white. 32Mi;.3(.; No. II while. ; track
mixed western, SOUSlVit-: track, white. 321
Bbo. Diulons Hrm hut iiulet. 1
,.U01i?t,,,J'JU,": Hb'i". ommon' to choice
" .V'"r: "in"', iw. inii.ic; oiii olds, iff
c; Paclllc, eodBi. 1900 crop. HiOlUc; lyjy, nfo
lue: old oldn. 2u6o '
c!olc.'.; """""" 75"!i
iiiiir-.H-i'irm; (lalvohton. 20 to 25 lbs
ijTimoi lantornia, -i to ,8., isiifiiv
Trxus dry. 24 to 30 lbs., llwuii.' ".j'ji.i,
LHATltHH Steady ; benilocltVole. ntioniu
Jif.VVf.:. ."h,v "'vj-wi-iBHis, iTiuso; acid.
toH'i(.4e.
vi; m,,,:irc.- 7.;v,B,ruily'' niiy. $10.50
"lvi"" '"i -'"'lli-.i'"! i-t-rt f ilms, JlSMtf
1Rft. n,if.ljj. tirJU. 1AM, a.-wU
"""ii '.w.'n ej.ir.1 1 iKiiii iiieis
IM.fMHVW. Cut mrjits, firm; plcklf(l bel
llfs, s.wirio.w, pickled shoulUcrs, $6.iOO
6.75, pickled hums, XMto.u I.Hrd, firm:
western steamed, IS.jo. refined, firm; rem
imriit, jsiii. South jmerlen, J?.2;
i om-
$l(!.50
K15.50
pound. $o.J.VfT'.s;i,. I'nrk, tlrm; nnill,
wiJim; short dear. $15.W'1j 17.'J; ines,
'ilK .1".
TAIjIjOW-I'irm; ilty ($2 rer pkK), 4V;
country (pks. free). 4N.Vai-.
JIICIjI Steady; (lomeatlr.fnlr to i-stra,
III T'I l:it-llct(lpls, o.tol pkRS.j fre?h
crenmety. brfl22r: factory. 9114'tc.
t'lll'jKSl'.-itereipts, i,!s puckimcs: firm:
fancy, huxe, colored and white, 1157ll',ir;
faniy small, colored, 12',iej fancy small,
while. istHc.
i:(lUS-lteeelits, 17.(1 packaRes; strotiB;
western, at murk lS'ittlac; southcru, at
mark. lltlt'S'tc
Pori.TltY-Allve, linn; fowls, 12'jr;
chickens. 11c; turkeys, 12'.tc; dressed, llrm,
hut iiulet.
MIITALS Cable advices from London In
dilated a llrm ail-i somewhiit hlKher market
for lln at that point on light speculation.
Prices at the eloe were about Is above the
pre. ions day's llts'ires, tnaklnt; spot J21 It! 7s
tl mid liiturcs at .VIII. The local metal
market, itowovi r, aside from a sympathetic
rise of about 1o points on bid llgurrs, was
without special sleiillleancc Tradlnj; was
slow mid the market llnally closed unlet
but llrm at J2i;.15'n:i;. 15. Copper In local cir
cles was quiet, but about steady; prices,
however, were tnoie or le.s nominal on tho
basis of M7 for Lake Superior mid $lii.t)'2'a
for (iistliiK and i-leclrolylle. London prices
were a lit tin better, spot cIosltiK at iul 10s
and fullir-'S at JL:70. Spelter continues Its
weak undertone, but trading was slack and
prices unohaliKeil at $.,.S.Vi:i.!0. Lead was
dull mid uiii'lianqed at $l..''7ts, Domestic
Iron miitkcts wvro dull and nominal at old
raleii.
omaiia wiioi.i:n.i,i: MAiiKirr.H.
Condition of Trntle nod t iiiilntlons on
sinplr nnil I'niii-y l-roUncc,
, HllriS-Hecelpts llbiral; pood stock, llrm
al He.
LIVI'3 I'Ofi.TUY liens, Re; yotltiB and
idd loosiurs. :if 1 7i ; turkeys, OfSc; ducks
and ('. ', 717'i'C.
t, M IS- .Mallard ducks, per doz.. $2.73B
J i.O; leal $i.j,i1I.50; mixed, $1.2,V0,1.60.
nUTTISU-Coitiiiion to fair, weak at 13c;
choice, H'uliic; separator, 22c.
I'KISSH OVSTISItS-Kirst cradc, olld
packed. Now Yoik counts, per can. :tfc; ex
tra selecis, !!2i , standards, 25c; medium, Wo.
Second brittle, slack mini, New York counts,
per "in, extra, selects, 26o; standards,
200; bulk standards, per Knl $1.23.
l'UO.ISN FH1SSI1 KlSll-Ulnck bass. IRe:
wliltu bass, lOo ; hlucfUh, 11c; ballncads, 10c;
tiluo an 7c; catllsh, 12o; cod, 9o; cropnlc,
10c; '.'Ikcocs. ic; htillbut, 11c; hcrrliiB, 41fi5o;
huddocK, 9c: mackerel, 15c; perch, 5y7c;
pickerel, 7c; idke, 9o; red snapper, 10u;
salmon, lie, riiiiIIhIi, Sc; smelts, luu; trout,
lt)e; whltellsh. e.
PIOISONS -Lle, per doz., $1.
VKALS-Chulcc. 9'ifl0i!.
MAY Prices iilloted by Omab.i. Wheilesnln
Hay Dealeis' .issochillcn: Cholco upland,
!; No. 1 tiplatid, $7 5o; medium, $7; coitrso,
$o.5. Ityo slra.v, $3. These prices uro for
hay of xood color and iiuullty. Demand
fair. Itccclpts, I cars.
OATS- No. 2 white, 2Sc
Ci)ltN--No. S, Kc.
H1(.N-?15.
VIKllSTAULUS.
SPINACH Por nu. pox. 76c.
CI.CI'.MIIISHS-Ilothouse, per doz,, $1.23t
$1.75, as to size.
PAHSNIPSPer bu., 40c.
TUItNIPri -Per bu. basket, 50c
1USISTS- Per bu., 40c.
CAilHOTS -Per bu., 40o.
LKTTlJCIS-l'er btl 35SI0c.
llADISIIISS-Per doz., -MTiSoC.
PAHSLUY -Per doz., 25c.
POTATO KS-Per bu., 151365c; Colorado,
7.ic.
StSISD POTATOISS Karly Ohlos, 53260c;
lted Hlver Valley. 90c; Triumph, $1.10.
SWHUT POTATORS-Per bbl.. $1.75.
CAUIIAC.i;- Holland seed, per lb., lio;
New California, 2e.
TOMATOLS-Plot;lda. por 6-basket cruto.
$1; Mexicans, per l-lmsket crate, $2.50.
ONIONS - Ohio, per bu $1.75.
CI2LISHY Cullforuln, as to size, 60375c;
Kalamazoo, 25120C.
CAUL1FLOW1SK California, per crato.
$2 50,
H1SANS Wax, per bu $3.50; strlliB, per
bu., $3.25.
KC.O PLANT- Per bu. box, $3.
PISPPKHS-Per bu. box, $2.23.
1'IIUITS.
STItAWIllSHHIISS-l'Torlda, per (it., 40c;
Trxus. 2.VipV,
(.JIIAPISS MnlnK-i, per kec, $7.50129.00.
APPLlSS-Por bid.. $l.v5; Washington.
per
uii. iiu.x, i.i.-: iit.'iiiio crs, i. yv.
CHANUISHHIISS-llell and HurIo. $3 per
bbl.; Jcracys, pi bbl.. $H.50; per crate. $5.
THOPICAL KHU1TS.
OllANOISS California eccdllngs, $2,000
2.25; naveln, $2 75t3.ou. w
LISMONS Calltornla. extra fnncv. ixkfd
3.Mi; choice $3.
LIANAX AS I'cr bunch, nccordlng to size,
$1,751(2.23.
FIOS California, now rortons, 75c; layers
C3c; Imported, per lb 1213c.
IJATISS Persian, In GO-Tb. boxes, Salrs, 5o
per lb.; Halloween, 5VSo per lb.
M ISC1SLLAN1SOUS.
NUTS KiikIIhIi walnuts, per lb., 13c: fil
berts, pur lb., 13o ; almonds, per lb., lSu!0c;
raw peanuts. Pel lb.. 5ifl'5l,c: rnnsleil. iIU.1t
7Vbe; llruzl's, 13c; pecans, lufil2c; cucoanuts,
each. 4,4c.
inmk' v., , ..
...w., iw. , u2, i o. a preen,
4'ic; No. 1 salted, OVie; No. 2 salted, Do;
No. 1 vent calf, S to 12 lbs., Re; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., Oc; dry hides, J(13o; shcup
pelts, I'SSc; borso hides, $1.602.25.
St, bonis (irnlii nnil Pro visions.
ST. l.OI'IS, March 27. WHKAT Higher;
No. 2 red. cash, elevator. 72Tie: trnek. 741!
i75Hc; May, 73Tc; July, 73ic; No. 2 hard,
COIIN Hlk'hcr: No. 2 cash. 41e; frnolr
40Viillc; May, lie; July, 41ttc
OA'l'S lllKltor; No. 2 rash, 2flic; track,
27'4Ti27'ir; May, 2tf',c; July, 24Vic; No. 2
white. 2Risffe
UYi: -Firm 62i,e.
FLOP It Steady: patents. ll.R5ffa.7K! oitrn
fancy and straight, $3.15f3.35; clear, $2.70
., ftn
S1SISDS Timothy, steady: averacA m.
celpts, $3.2517-1.00; prime worth more; flax,
$ i . r-.
coitNMlSAI.--Steady nt $2.10.
IlltAN-Dull, heavy; Micked, east track,
C1i77c.
IIAY-l'Trmor: timothy. $S.lH)1ii 13.50: nrairle.
$7.501 10.00.
WlllSICY-Stendy at $1.27.
I HON COTTONTIISS-$1.00.
HAOC,lNC,t',H17r.
1HSMP TWINE 9c.
PIIOVLSIONS-Pork. tlrm: Jobblnfr, $15.75.
Lard. $S,05. Dry salt meats, llrm: bnvoil
lots, extra shorts, $s.12Uj; clear ribs, $S.23;
clear sides, $S,25. Hacon, firm; boxed
lots, oxtin shorts. $S.87'v: clear rlh.a. M-
clear sides. i'J.
M I.TA LS Lead. firm. SI.2JU:
spelter,
RfiRViC;
IffSc.
Iri22e;
nominally, $3.7u.
Pf)PLT)lY-P'rm.' chickens,
turkeys, 7tl0e; ducks. S'4e: scese,
HI'TTISU Steiulv: oronmcrv.
utiii y, mu ic.
ISllOS-HlKher, 12'tc, repacked and cases
Included.
KKCrciPTS Plour. 1.000 bbls.: wheat. 51..
Oho bu.; rorn. Sti.fliK) bu.; oats. 17.000 bit.
SIIIPMISNTS-Klour. 12,000 bbls.; wheat,
9S,oo0 bu.; corn, 152.0O) bu.; oats, 15,000 bu.
l.li rrpiMil (irnln mill Pro vlslona.
LIVISUPOOL, March 27. -WH .SAT-Spot,
llrm; No. 2 red, western winter, lis JAd; No.
1 northern, sprlnu. lis 3'id; No. 1 California.
f.s ;:i;d; futures, steady; May, Cm Tid; July,
6s .'M,d.
i ()i -hpot. linn; American mixed, now,
3s lid; Amerlciui mixed, old, 4s Id: futures,
steady; May, 3s lOVd; July, 2s ti)s,ilj S'p
tentber, 3s luTml.
PHOVISIONS-Ileef, extra India mesi,
easy, Cls 3d. Pork, prime mess western,
steady, 6Jk Lard, stront;; Amerlcntt te
lined, In palls, lis; prime western, In
tierces. 4ls9d. Hums, short cut, H to in lbs..
HtrnuK. 45s lid. Hacon, strong; Ctimberlauil
rut, 20 to 30 lbs., 47s ftl; short ribs, lfl to 21
lbs.. 4.1s 9d; lonK clear middles, Heht 2S to
31 lbs., 43s; Ioiib clear middles, heavy,
:i3 to 10 lbs.. 12s fxl: short clear backs. It! tn
20 lbs., 10s 3d; clear bellies, 14 to 10 lbs., 47s;
shoulders, nimre, 11 to 13 lbs., stroiiK,
BUS 11(1.
Iviiiiniik Cll) (irnln and Provision,
KANSAS CITY, March 27.-WII13AT-Mny,
iliX'O: July, r.Si.e; cash,. No. 2 hard,
M7le; No. 3. iWVtiiiMhc: No. 2 red, 72ti73c;
?,(. ;i, ii'.ijiicc; xa. 2 spring, wc; No, ;i, U7r,
COIlN-lltr., .iNUe; cash, No. 2 mixed,
3ii.c; No. 2 white, 40c; No. 3, 39Uc.
OATS-No. 2 while, 2Sf2S'.4c.
HYIS-No. 2. SlUc.
HAY-Cliolce timothy, J10.501J11.0O; choice
prairie. ".iieai'.i.ii.
Ill I Trill Creamery, Rfi2ec; creamery
ran. . tuc
KOCiS-Firm: fresh Missouri nnd Kansas
Htoek. putjo doz., loss ofT, rases returned;
new whltewood cases Included. We more.
UISCKIPTS-Whent. 23,200 bu.; corn, 14,4u)
nu ; ouiii, nu.
HlllP.MWNTH-v. ileal, 70.U) bu.; corn,
i,i"i nu.; oais, ..cu on.
MilviiiiKi'i (irnln Vliirkel,
MINNISAPOLLS. March 27.-WI IISAT-Ca-li.
71c, Muy, 7IL1i7lc; .Uly, 75!i1l7fe
on track. No. 1 hard, 7iic; No. 1 northern,
Tie: .-so, -i imrt pern. t;'i'iiT(i'(.e.
PLOClt-Flrst jiiitt-ntx, Jt.a3fi4.15: (.neond
palenls. tt!fiii t.a; llrst clears, $3.fiO13.l0:
trcouii clears, j.' mil .-. in.
HllAN -If) bulk, $13.2.51(13.50
I'rorln lnrl.ol,
PISOHIA, Marcli 27.-COItN-lllglier; No.
3, 4ll4('
OATS-lTrm; No. 3 while, 27c, billed
tlltniigli.
WIJlSKY-$1.27 on basts of flnlMicd goods
I'hllnilrliihln Proilncr llnrkrt.
PHILADISLPIIIA. Mareh 27 -UPTTUR -
i itm, soou ucmana, funcy western cream-
ery. .'2ljo: fnti-A prints. 22c; fancy ne.trby
prlnN, 23i : except. oIimI lot. 2.!-
IStlHS Klrm. hlKher. froli nearby.
13'i1i13'jc. flesh we?ern, I3'j(, rreh south
western. 1.1'jc, fresh S'ltitherii, ISWe.
CHISISSK-KIrm: New York full treams,
fancy small, W,v. New York full creams,
fair tofeholce, l'TfLe.
Toleiln (Irnln n ml fml,
TOL1SDO. Mmch 27. -- Wll KAT - Hull,
steady; cash. 7Sc; Muy. 79'se.
COItN-Artlie; cash, lle. May and July,
I3e.
OATS Dull; cash. 2iie; May. 2-i'jiC.
ItVIS Qntnt; rash. Tvl'v.
CLOVISIISI.P.D -Active; cash and Mureh,
K7o; uetobor. $5.05.
11 1 (null, re (irnln Murl.cl.
MILWAI'KISi:. Mareh 27 - Will', AT -Steud.x
; No. I northern, ".i'silTSr; No. 2
northern. 71'n73c.
ItYIS- Stonily; No. I. 3b
HAIILISY-Klrm; No. 2. 37c; sample, KHi
Mc
.MtlVUMIJMJt I MOCKS AMI IIONDs.
llrnlliiKs In llii., forl.- liii'Urt
Mostly Priif-NliMinl.
NLW YOHK. March j;i-The mooment
of today s slock market was roufuslim and
IrroKUlur to the last dourer. The dealltiKS
were highly professional mat there seemed
to be a contest wiikIhi; between a bull lol
lowlni.' and a bear followhiK, each side com
matlditiK the services of some of the oldest
mid most skillful professional operators In
the street. While such was the current be
lief amoiiK room traders and outside- specu
lative rontlttKelit, whether the bulls were all
really bulls, or the bears really desired to
see lower prices, It would be very dlllleillt
to say. A market of such a character N
distinguished by the weariness and the
skillful ruses employed by the operators.
For Instance, experience shows that ttoth
Ihk will ruuse such oncer support by lure
buyliiR orders for the account of the friends
of the stock, us the knowledge of a bear
mid UKiilnst It. This Rave tlse to the suspl
clou that Mime law operators Ioiir of
stocks were llsliiK well known bear brokers
to sell out mid realize prollts In order to
Blvc the impression that the selHim was
for the short account.
The market opened with the lulluetiro of
last nlKhl's upward rush still manifest, but
the selllnu to take prollts caused a decline
lo sot In utmost Immediately, which forced
in Ices very uetitly below last night's level.
In llurllmttoi! mid Northern Paclllc the
prollt-tuklui; was especially heavy, owlnp lo
the meaner details which neeompaulod the
ullcRatloiis Hint an iiKreenfoitt had been
rouchod for the absorption of llurllnetou
by the HIII-Moruau Interests In the north
west. The unnouucen'eiil of nil export of
Kohl to Prance also had a depressing Influ
ence. Tin- iiniiotliicomenl kiivo mound for
tho usual wranele amoiiK oxrhmme exports
ns to whether the movement was a speolal
one or a rcRiilnr oxehuiiKe oporutlon. The
Roncrul feelhiK Is Hint It Is the prelude of
a rcRiilnr outward movement of ijold. Hunk
ers profrssed to have no fear that such a
movement will affect the money mnrkel
unfavorably. The feellnu of depression was
practically overcome durlnu Hie llrst hour
and during tl;e remnlnder of the da.v there
was a succession of advances, but with
sIlKht responso hi the noneral iiKivemciit,
nnd Invariably succeeded by a le.illzliiK
movement which carried the market back
from n fiuotlou to 2 points. Practically
every hour durliiK the day bad lis pulsation
of this sort. I In rlltiKt on and Northern Pa
cific were ronsilruous In the recovery mid
both made new record prices. The extreme
rise In Northern Pnclllo wan I points and In
HtirlltiKtoii 2H.
The belief Hint the coal Illinois' strike will
be averted affected the coalers and the
Morgan slocks Ronornlly inov-il hi sym
pathy. In this movement tbo ISrles, the
'londbiRH and the Southern railway stocks
all moved stronnly upward. The movement
In Htirllncton affecled the other RratiKers
by sympathy. Missouri Paclllc rose lo n
new IiIkIi level on the very favorable state,
nient of January not oarnliiKS ami Hie
soiithwesterns were cotierally stronK. on Hie
belief In the approaching morner, tlio Colo
rado meinbors of the (jroup beliiMT conspicu
ous. The Atchlsons were iiNii affecled on
reports of an early dividend on the com
mon. The resulting Rains exceeded 2 points
in many cases and reached as high as I
points. AinotiK the specialties Sonar, f!eu
eral lSIectrlc, Colorado Fuel and the Hiibber
storks were conspicuous, Kiibbcr preferred
rising 7'. I'nlon Paclllc was heavy
throughout, it 1 1 liu 1 1 s 1 1 It recovered sharply
from the lowest. The decrease In the Feb
ruury net raniliiKs held Ihe stock down.
Only a few stocks closed at the lop and Hie
prollt-takliiR, whleh was a foal lire through
out, was going on at tho close, which was
Irregular.
The bond market was strong and con
tinued active. Total sales, par value
$5,033,o0i). Putted States 3s advanced U and
old 4s, registered, b per rent on tho Inst
call.
Tho following nro the closlnir nrlccs on
Ihe New York Stock exchnnge:
Atchison
I'.Pii Wnbash 21'i
do pfd
92 W. & L. IS Ws
lTi do 2d pfd SP.fc
f-H Win. Crntrul .... 20
41514 Third Avenue ...122
23 H. ,Si O. pfd 91
'Naltoual Tube.. 0)U
::7'i Mo pfd Ill',
72U. Adams lSxpress. lfiO
I17'.i Am. ISxpress :n2'j
ITS ,P. S. ISxpress.... ,S
I2HI, Wells-Fargo 1SX..14I
SI Am. Cot. Oil 2
do pfd
Hnltlmoro & O...
Can, Paclllc
Can. Southern ..
Ches. & Ohio....
Chicago O. V .
C II. & O
Chicago I. & L..
do tifd
Chicago & IS. I.
Chicago & N. W.
117'.i
17S
C. II. I. .t P....
,12H
t;. c c. .V- mi. i,,
Colo. Southern ..
do Isl pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson..,
Del. L. & W
Deh. & H. 13
do pfd
Krlo
do 1st pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hocking I'oul ..,
Hocking Valley.
Illinois Central..
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
L. IS. W
do pfd
Lako Shore
Louis. H. Nash..
Manhattan L ...
Met. St. Hy
12'.
do prd Si
Am. Malting 5
do pfd 2i5
47-14
221
vm
.197
Amer. S. .t II.... FS'H
in .r,l I
I A 111. Spirits .... Hi
. 9Mi
, KiPk
"no IHU Ji
Amer. S. II 4214
do pfd U2-4
Amer. S. & W.. 43
,202 U
17H
. 5lt
.1204
'do tun iu,
A. Tin Plato.... 70'4
do pfd 115i
. 32',i
Am. Tobacco . . . . 12,lt.
. C-H4
no pro in
Ana. .Ilti, Co 40
Uric Km. 'IV ?'IV.
.122
.I'll)',
. 99-n
.121't
Colo. F. & I...,'.'. 55'i
Con. Tobacco ... 4S5i
do prd 0i&
Federal Steel .. 4s
do Pfd 101!"
.lliPi,
Mex. Central ..
Minn. & St. L.
do pfd
Mo. Pacific ....
. "lie,
.110
.lir'-i
(Jlucoso Sugar .. 40
do pfd HI
lnfn'l Paper .... 2ii
Mobllo fc Ohio.
. M
M.. K. T
do pfd
N. .1. Central..
. -i',4 pin ;'-t
. I.?'1! Laclede Ons M
.f... Vnllnnnl t. 1. .....
ltl'4
1 Ifit.
..fi.iuittii oiaLull. i'l'.
N. Y. Central...
do pfd M.
Nor. .fc West
do nfd. ...
. 51
. C'3
iMHionai l.ead .. 5"
do pfd....'. S3
National Sfeel .. 521,
do pfd hi
No. Paclllc
do pfd
!i.;:.
. 9 IV,
. Wi
. 42
ijutario it v..
(). II. & N....
do pfd
Pennsylvania ..
Heading
do 1st pfd....
do 2d pfd....
lllo G. W
do pfd
St. L. S. F..
N. . A. Hrake..l.r,!ii
mi. American .. H-t.
PiicIOo (.ti.ui r:
7ti
!l3l"i do 1st pfd. in
-l .8. "'. I'111 01
T I ti
Paclllc Mall 35
. r.oi,
. M
.101
. 43 1;
People's (las ....lai's,
j-iessni f, (.
(lo prd 7!l-
Pullman P. C....20I
Htanil. It. X, T .'i
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. S. W....
do pfd
St. Paul
. flJ
Sugar iui
, 23".
. lil'I
no pin 11
Tenn. C. ti 1 57
V. S. Leather.... IIP
,119V,
do pfd
SI. P. O
So. Paclllc
.lSI'S
.1"5
. 4fili
. tv'4
do pfd 7514
V. S. Hiibber
do pfd 117
Western I'nlon.. t9'
So. Hal wny
do pfd
Tex. .t Purine...
7'iU
sr.
Amai. copper ...iwii
Heptlblle I. - S.. IC
do pfd I'll'
P. C. C. & St. L. 67
Union Paclllc
do pfd
91'
. Sl,
Trust roeolnls. Nomlnul.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London
llunuelnl enblegrum says: Huslness went on
steadily today, preparing for the ISasler
holidays. The shorts covered the r roil
tracts lu consols. American shares wero
bought steadily all day. The feature was
Northern Pnclllo Issues, which were very
strimir. Now York frlahtened the market
hero somewhat by sending over selling or
ders In Northern Pnolllc tint, but lliesn
same shares oil the sudden rally that fol
lowed the llrst hesitating decline. ISrles
wero also lulliicntlally bought. Anacondas
were not affected by the dividend declared,
although Purls was buying Tlntos. Tho
hunk liniiL'ht .35.f0 l-dIiI In bars. Money
rates remained unchanged today. Silver
was lint on New vorK sates nun mo nnso-
lutc cessation or Indian support.
Foreign I'lniiiirlnl.
LONDON. March 27. -Heavy borrowings
from tho Hank of iSngiand iihvo not np
preelably eased money. Loans were In
brisk request today and supplies were
poor. Transactions on the Stock exelmngo
toi nv Improved, but no grcot vntume ot
business is expected before ISnster. Con
sols wero steady on a slight rally. Amer
icans worn Irregular. They hardened to
nbovo parity, reacted and recovered at the
close. The feature was Northern Paolflc,
on consolidation rumors I Ills mnrket
owing to tho fluctuations, was crowded and
animated. Canndlon Paclllc wnn depres-nt.
flrand Trunks were firm. Kafllrs were dub.
Americans were bunvnnl on thn street, nil
vanclnc trom Wo to $1 Tho nrnount of hut
lion taken Into the ilank of Lnsland on
b.ilimci. today was i'35.l).
PAH1S, March 27. Huslnos on the hnurse
today opened tititi, lnuuot-.cni nv inn noivi
f thn London Stock cxehaiiue. Htie
dally In KatUrs. UUvr Spanish Is and Itlo
tlnlns rallied. f rencn ram were o.ik.
Voiir thn clnsn the advance In Itlo Hilton
was accentuated, In sjiupathv wllh higher
runner. Parallel stocks closed In better do
maud, Brazilians advancing on favorable
exchange. Katllrs were Inactive inon of
the day. closing weak. Three iter cent
rentes, loif 35o for tho nrroiinl; exchange on
ijoiidmi, 25r 20c rpr cdccks, ripaiiisu ts,
73.X1.
UKULIN, March 27. iiitcnatloiiala and
homo funds were nuP-t on the bourse todav
Atnerkans were animated mid considerably
harder, ecpeelally Northern Pacifies. Mine's
were dull nnd banks were llrm, especially
peutscheb.ittks. After the close of the
bourse mines recovered well on bear pur
cliasliiff. (lrk .llone' MnrUol.
Ni:V YOHK, Mnrch 27.-MONISY-OH
e'all, llrmer nt ar3 per e'ht; Inst loan. 2'4
per rent; prime mercantile paper. .lUffl'.
per cent.
STISHL1NO ISXCHANOIS-FIrm at de
elliie, with aittial business In bankers- bills
at IAMklil.St, for demand nnd nt
for nl.vty days; posted rates, $4.S5',. l.tVi
coinmerrlal bills. ki.sHi .4'..
SILVISH-Cerllllcntes. OI'-lilc; bar. tl.'c;
Jlexlrmi dollars. i:)r.
IIONDS (loverument, strong; state,
weak; railroad, strong.
TllU Closllll? tirlcM nil boildn todnv nra n
lolloua:
C. S.
lef. 2s. rue
Ux i
111",
its
N. Y. C. Is
N. J. C. gen. 5s.
No. Paclllc ;'.s...
do 4s
N Vt'kS I. Is,
N. A- W. c. Is..
Ore. Nav. Is....
do Is
O. S. L. lis
do consul 6s..
lb ailing gen. Is.
Itlo O. AV. Is....
SI L I M c. 5s,
St 1, & S F g. 0s,
St. Paul consols.
.1"7
.m
. 7r4
.tllfi
.laM3
.10314
.110
.1011,
.i:s-.
.lb'.':
. tl''
.1UI4
.its'.
.13l'a
.ivl'j
.lis
.120,
. 9.1
.tlfi-i,
. 5?
.120
. ys
.1051;
.ihi-",
.110:
.ll.'i'.i
do
l,
coupon
-is. leg
'oupon
do (
i In
new is, rog.
coupon
old Is, teg..
coupon
rrg
coupon
f C. 3 5s
do
I...V4
do
II..'.
ill'"
do
do
do
Hi's
til's
1234
I), of
A tell
. gen. 4s
nd.1. Is
. So. 2s
lol
95
ins
do
Can
C. .t
O. IWs
5s
X. W . r.
107V
Mo
121".
St P C . P Is.
C. .Vi
lllti
do 5s
So. Piicillc Is .
So. Hallway 5s..
S. H. .V T. Us....
Tex. .fc P Is
do 2s
I'nlon Pnclllo s,
Wnhush Is
do 2s
West Shore Is..
i.l. .
s. d. shT!
121
97
ss
111.'
f-hli'iic.
no n-r. Is.,
So. Is
i CIO.
i .(
s 11. U. Is...
gen. Is
-V O. C. Is.,
ISrle
I '. W
107",
10S
ii;',
102' i1
KJ
9SU
Gel I.
lilectrk 5s..
Central is...
la.
I. ..
.-s. II II i. is...
T. 2s...
Is
M.. I
Vls. Central Is .
Vu. Centuries ..
do
Hid. Offered.
Ilnfttuii Moot ( iKitntlnna.
HOSTON. Mnroh 27. Cull Innni. "liflfait
per rent; time loans, 3MTI per cent. Olllclal
, .uaiiiu .
A.. T. ,i S. F...
do prd
Amer. Sugar ...
do nfd
Am. Ti-l"n)t
. 02
. 91-1.
I West ISud
. 95
. Ii2 J
.102
. OS
. II
. 24'4
.IOOI4
. 3.1
.333
.urn
.!vi
. 27
. 2J14
25
. S3
. r.i,
.17.1
, ss
.33?
. 34
S'i
B',4
l'Sllllgll, luicc..
Alchlsou 4s
N. IS. O. C. 5s
Adventure
lllng Mln. Co...
Amnl. Copper ..
Atlantic
Hoslon k Mont..
tlllttn A- Hnstim
Ill'j
.122
.11.')
.255
.151
nil.
Huston .fc Alb'y.
Hoston ISIe
islou A Me....
11 a. ,1
.liNI
Dominion Coiil' .
."12
Ml)
. IS
im
oo pin
Vdoral Sfeel . .
do pfd
'"Itchburg pfd...
en. lSIectrlc ...
do pfd
Sd. ISli-i- III
Cnl. IIpoIii .
Centennial
Frnuklln
Humboldl
Osceola
Parrot
Qtilncy
antn Fe Cop..,,
.p:tf
.im
.2iV)
. 2l',i
. 12
. 3l.i
. 2:-i,
. 91 '4
Mex. Central
N. IS. O. .fc C
Tamarack
Ptnh Mining ....
Winona
Wolverines
(Jld Dominion .
Hiibber
Minn Pacific ...
ulou Laud ....
ISrrr York Mlnlns Stock.
NT,V YOHIC. Mnreb 27 Thn fnllnwlntr
hre (itiotatlons on mining stocks:
Adams Con
. 23
. 31
.120
. 21
. C
.191
. 55
.110
. 53
. 5
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Plioonlx
Potest ,
Savage
Sierra Nevada
small Hopes ..
Standard
.. 14
..950
,.. 70
.. S
.. 10
.. in
.. SB
.. 65
..400
Alice
Precce
Hrtiuswick Con.
Conuitock Tun..
on. Cat. & Vu.
Deadwood Tor...
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Lcadvlllc Con..
Lou it on Stork Quotation.
LONDON. March 27.-4 p. m.-CIosing:
Cons., money ,
... 95 Krlo
95 7-bi do 1st pfd
. . fi7t Pennsylvania ...
... K Heading
...15514 No. Purine pfd.
...i:i:i Orand Trunk ...
,..102 'Anaconda
... $7 I Hand Mines
...130
do ncet
7l'i
iTJ
92' i
93
40
Atchison
Can. Pacific ...
SI. Paul
Illinois Central
Loiilsvllln
V. P. pfd
N. . Central.
HAH SILVISH-Stendy. 27M per ounce.
MONISY 41(4'.. nor cent. The mln nf rlls.
count in the open market for short bills Is
3 !3-irf3" per cent: for thren monthV 1,1IIr
'I'.tW, per cent.
llnnL Clearing.
()IAIIA Mnrfh "7llnb- l..nn.
day, WI7.IV5; rorrespondlng dny Inst year,
roi(,ti . iiicicur, )i.ii,io-i.
ci in -Alii), Marrn 27. Clearings, $2t,027,
Sl: balanoes. t?.((l.!iOi;: noHtml nvohntii...
JI.S5.1(I.M); New York exchange, S5c dis
count. ST. LOCIS. Mnreb 27. Clpnrlncs. IC 0ii) .
017; balanoes, $930,352; money. 597 ner rent:
New York exchanco. lOo dlsonunl hid imr
asked.
Ill ISiTflV Miirr"). "7 -I'lnnrlnm Ml 1T1 fl.
balances. Jl.SlS.352.
i-lNi-I.N.NATI, Marcli 27.-Clearlngs,
S:!.:tlll.llft' ItiniiAi' ,.nr. . XTn...
T , ........... 1 vvitv, a ,. i
exchange. 151i2ao discount.
PHI I .A lHt .nil 1 A !.,,- 1, or rtni
- ...... ......... . , . ,u.-,,
$17,001,497: balanoes, $2,307,561.
HAlllMOHIS. March 27. Clearings.
$5,O5O,3S0; balances, $144,575; money, 4Q4U per
cent.
XRll' Vntllv MnrMi 07 flnnrltiu "0-.
3I2.SS7; balances, $10,152,951."
Condition of the Trcasnry.
WASHINGTON. Mnreb 27. Todnv's tato.
mont nf tho treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exoluslve of tho $150,000,000 gold
resorvo In the division of redemption,
shows: Available, cash balance, $153,054,406:
gold, $97,245,357.
To Close nil (iood Friday.
NISW YOHIC. March 27.-The hoard of
governors of the Now York Stock exchnngo
nas (icemen 10 suspend nusiuess on (Soou
Friday, April 5, and Saturday, April fi.
Wool Market.
ST. LOPIS, March 27.-WOOL-Flrmer for
liner grades, but tio quotable change lu
prices; medium grades. 12(fM8V4c; light line,
121715c; heavy line, 10&12e; tub washed, 17(fr
27e.
LONDON. Mareh 27.-WOOI. Tho second
series of tho wool auction shIo closed today
with offerings of 15,190 bales, The attend
ance wns good and competition continued
active to the close. Soourods and merinos
wero In demand nt the recent advance.
Poor conditioned New South Wales greasy
was dlflleult to sell and realized low prices
as compared with the llrst series. Oood
greasy merinos were 714 ner cent and me
dium greasy, sultabln for America, was 10
per cent dearer. Heavy and faulty were
Irregular and about unchanged; cross met
with 11 good, all-round demand; Ilue me
diums wero 5 to 714 per cent dearer; medium
greasy of good stylo mid In good condition
was lu good demand for America nnd scored
a full advance;' coarse greasy sold freely,
generally nt a gain nf 5 per cent; poorer
lambs wero freely offered, lint were neg
lected and dlflleult to sell at 1 reduction of
7'.i jior rent, ('ape of Oood Hope and Natal
sold well to the homo trade and Oeruiany
and n few suitable lots worn taken by
American buyers at steady prices. The
best grades scored an advance of 3 per rent.
Snow white sooiired was unchanged; Infe
rior grades wero Irregular throughout the
series.
HOSTON. Mnrch 27-WOOL-The. Ameri
can Wool and Cotton Heporier will s.iy of
the wool trade tomorrow; The market has
Increased hi activity the last week and a
large volume of business has been trans
uded, notably lu territories, Australian
and ISngllsh and Irish wools and a largo
lino of both domestic and foreign wools
are under negotiation. One house Is re
ported to liuvo cjeared out practically nil
Its territories, nmouutlng to LWyV") lbs.,
nnd these wools sold nt nrlees ranging all
the way from 3Sc to 45e r'ean. Tho sales of
the week aro figured close to 7,000,000 lbs.
Thero have been nureliases of wool not
only by consumers, but also by denlers
on speculation. Among tho consumers who
have been buying wools the dress goods
mills have been conspicuous. They have
purcnased territories irceiy. Duplicate or
ders for liuhtwehtlits have continued to
come in, and makers of these lines have
bought fair amounts of wool. The market
Is no stronger than It was, and any nt
temnt tn ndvunco actual prices on the
part of tho holders beyond the level quoted
Inst week results In checking business,
Tho sales for tho week In Hoston amounted
to fi.022.000 bs. i inmost e nnu :i,..ono bs
foreign, making a total of 6.907,(v bs.,
acalnst 11 total of iYIM.OpO lbs. for tho lire-
vlniix week and a total of 3,012,000 for the
corresponding week last year. The v(1os
since January 1 amount to 53,fi9t.fi.v) n,s,,
against 41.015,000 1b. for the rorrenpondinr
umo last year.
litnpnrntcU nnd Dried Frnit.
NISW YOHK, Mnrch 27 - 1SVAPOHATISD
APPLiSS Tito market for evaporated ap
ples opened very quid and In the nbsenee
of business price were more or less nom
inal. Htnto common, umo; enoiee, rae
falicy. B1i6ie
CALIFORNIA DRIISD FHIITS-Con
tlniie dull and nominal. Prunes, SHfi'c per
111., ni- to stzn ami quality Aprirots, itoyal,
i'-Tlue; .Moor t'arK, miuc. reacnes, peeled
IO'kIIc; impeded, 5'srioe.
Mikiii' Mnrket,
NISW ORL1SANS. Marcli 27-Src.AH-
Qulnt; open kettle .Tiff-TC open kettle,
centrifugal, a'.ii 4 li.c: oeniriiugnt yellow.
Pfl t U-16c; hrconds, ."'nil 15-l6o. Molassc.
very strong; open nettle, Mf-"e.
Ni:V YOHK. Marcli 27.- Sl'OA H-Ha w
llrm; fair refining, 3 17-32(1, centrifugal. M
tost, tl-.r.'d, molasses augur, J y-i.-jj j i-iv
HetlncU, tlrm.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cholcti Eiif Steer Btetdy, Othen Weak and
Cotci Uncbasf ed.
HOGS AVERAGED A SHADE LOWER
I.Hiiibs Drought (iood, .Mrong Prices
Tndny nnd tiwen null Wrtlirr Sold
rry lose lo Strnd h Coiii
pnrcl nltb Yrstrrdn.
. , SOL III OMAHA. March 27.
Kocohits were; Cattle. Hogs. heep.
Olllclal Monday 2.3S5 2,nM 2,015
otiu-iHi Tuesday ;t,u,,j u. . t a,;.u
Olllclal Wednc-duy 3.WJ b.Uil i.lso
Ihreo days Hits week... S.597 1 5.011
Saino days last wcck.... t-.lll t.-.jil
Mimo wci'K bclote 2,i2l
Same three weeks ago... i.Mll K'.iui
sumo tour weens ago... 9,uil :y,ill
Samo diivs Ikhi vnu r I. !!! I-. t.Ui
AveruMc prico pjiu tor hous tor the
several .lays, with comparisons;
I 19)1. 1W.1S99.1S9S.1S97. 1896. 1S'J5.
March l..j
i 22!4
0 ;'!
4 t;si
4 tid
I O'.'l
1
J CI I
3 62
3 t.i
,621
3 5i
3 7S 3 60 . I
3 Hi
3 iW
2 91
3 91
3 92
OJ
4 W
4 0J
4 10
4 16
4 2J
4 23
4 M
4 27
1 46
I 41
4 3j
4 4i
I 40
4 50
4 71
I S3
I 74
.viarcn
.March a.,
.March 4..
March 5..
March ti..
March 7..
March a..
Mareh 9..
March 10.
March 11.
March 12.
March U.
-March 14.
March 15
Murch l.
Murch 17.
Murch is.
.Marcli hi.
March 20.
3
3 fcS
3 4i
3 49
3 4i
i t0
J Kl
3 i
3 79j
3 SU
I
3 M
3 St
3 S2
3 b0
3 79,
3 i 2
3 77
3 KS
3 bll
3 7I
3 6i
3 ll
1
3 75
3 (v),
3 r.yi
3 lW
3 71
5 32
3 t(7
3 t:
b 36'm
2V
Ml
3 5j
3 tio
I
3 07 1
3 U0
3 l)
2 l
3 701
iitl
3 soj
3 &7(
3 91
3 tyi
3 !s9
5 JlMa
a 41-.
5 297,
j tii
3 70,
3 76;
3 M
3 b
3 33
3 69
73
;-4
I 79i
4 7ui
4 7
4 !m
4 9I
I
4 S"9
I W
4 Si
4 W
4 9i)
49J
4 )),
4 97
h 3 3
5 401
i a 71
3 Cr
3 OJl
5 fiS.;,
6 C6(.
5 W. i
6 55
! tilV
5 71
3 59
3 Cii
3 Ooj
3 ii
3 70;
3 71
3 73 3 ,
J J 6 Jl
I 4 W,
3 73 1
3 5"
3 56j
3 iVJi
3 I2!i
3 0
3 57
3 (M
March 2l.i
March 22.1
March 23.
March 24.)
Murch 23.,
March '.'ti.,
March 27. 1
5 2U
5 M
C S0t
3 761 3 9S
3 7C; 3 91
3 71 3 93
3 07. 3 93
3 CM 3 91
I
6 7t5
5 b7 1
6 S5t
1 3 !6
Indicates Sunday.
The olllclal number of enrs of stock
brought In today by each road wns:
Cattle. IIog. Sheep. IPr's.
('.. M. .fc St. P. Hy.... 3 5 .. 1
.Mo. Pacific Hy 1 I
I'nlon Par. System... II
C. Aj N. W. Hy S
F.. Ii. Ai M. V. H. 11.. 25
Hi 12
3i ':
:i ;'.
15 3
1
.'i
5 . .
S7 .r.
day's tecelpts
S, C. & P. Hv 3
C, St. P.. M. .fc O.... 32
H. .fc M. It. H. It 17
C. H. & (J. Hy H
C, It. I. A P.. east.... .
C, It. I. K- P., west.. 5
Illinois central ..
ti
.lilt
Total receipts
ns follows, each buyer purclittfing the num
ber ot head Indicated:
Huyers'. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 3o3 1,170 l.atf
(1. II. Hammond Co 395 '.Ms ."W-S
Swift and Company 527 1.I0S S:S)
Clldnhy P. Co 07S 1.I5S l.iHl
Armour & Co 201 l.nR3 1.29ii
Swift, country 600
11. HecKcr : uegan 174
Vnnsant & Co 110
Huston .fc Co II
Livingstone & Schaller.. f.:i
Hamilton & Hothschlld.. 41
L, F. Husz 10
U. F. llobblck 23
Wolf .fc Mawhtnnev Hi
Other buyers ti)
1.S30
Totnls 3.30O 0.013 7,193
CATTLlC i'!-.?'" wns a fairly liberal sup
ply of rattle hero today, but tho demand
on tin- part of packers was in good shape
mid the market looked about steady on
good cattle.
Tho market on hoof steers did not hove
quite the snap today that It did yester
day, but still the good heavy cattle, bitch
ns will do for export, and also the handy
weight cattle that are fat. sold without
difficulty at good steady prices. Some of
the commoner kinds, however, did not
move its freely, and in some eases sellers
were calling thu market a nickel lower,
and occasionally more. Practically every-
tiling, However, wns sold in good season.
The mipnlv of cows was none too honvv
today to meet the demands of buyers, and
the market ns a whole could bo quoted Just
about steady. The proportion or hutoher
stuff being received is not ns heavy ns It
was 11 short time ago, nnd ns n result
buyers have to pay good strong prlees In
order to get their orders tilled, and It does
not tako long for tnem to clear the pens.
Pulls, calves and slags did not show
much of any change from yesterday.
The demand for feeders did not seem to
bn any too nctlve, but the supply was not
large, unit as a resuu ine miirxct Held
practically steady. Thero havo been very
few buyers 111 from the country this week.
and for that renson speculators do not
want to get a big supply on Hand. Heprc
scntatlvc sales:
HISLF STISKKS.
No. Av. IT. No. Av. Pr.
tilu 3 III) J I) PUD 4 45
1
C
4
7
5
1
4
8
10
6
1
1
1
Ii
44
1
10
... 650 .1 75
... 715 3 5
... SS2 4 00
... 894 4 C5
... (. 4 05
... 870 4 10
... 787 4 10
,..1051 4 15
... 873 4 15
...861 4 15
...1200 4 20
... 900 4 20
... MM 4 20
...1070 4 20
...1027 4 22&
...1080 I 25
... 900 4 23
... 900 4 25
...1200 4 ?5
... 823 t 25
... 892 4 25
. . . 893 4 25
...1120 4 25
...991 4 25
... 9S2 4 25
... 915 1 30
... 922 4 30
...1116 4 10
...1090 I S3
...1073 4 25
... 996 4 35
...850 I 33
... 820 4 35
...1020 4 35
...1011 4 35
...1023 t 35
...1020 4 10
10 1123
4 15
10.
15.,
4.,
..1139 4 50
1042 4 50
1200 4 55
1150 4 55
1077 4 35
1100 4 55
1121 4 53
1113 4 55
1124 4 60
101-6 4 m
1031 4 CO
1213 t 00
1196 4 00
1081 4 00
104 6 4 00
116S I 60
..'....1272 4 I2i
1035 4 05
1201 4 65
1291 I 70
1402 4 70
1122 I 70
1173 4 70
1210 4 10
1371 I 70
12S2 4 75
1160 I 75
1177 4 V5
1002 4 75
26....
14....
26,...
28....
9....
39....
ti.,,.
28....
16,...
6.,..
8....
10....
5....
7. . .
4....
Ii....
17....
4....
20....
18....
18...,
19....
5...,
L...
8....
10....
23....
18....
3....
32....
4....
20. . . .
15....
20...,
17....
2.l!."l
16
13
4
1
12
7
7
8
20
1
0
ti.'....
1
1
1
fl
!)
19
12
.3
13
10
6
31
53
SO
C2
16
U
1
3
1
1
1
1130
.1161 4 80
.1226 4 N)
....1132 I 80
....1152 4 80
....1232 4 SO
....1507 4 80
....1290 4 S5
....1312 4 S3
....1113 4 85
....1279 I 90
....1110 4 95
....1007 5 HO
....1300 5 0i)
....1510 5 10
....1395 5 40
.1052
4 40
!I2
4 40
...1103 I 40
...1077 4 40
...1106 4 10 22
...109.1 4 40 20
... fl'Jl 4 40 1
... 973 4 45 1
...1157 4 45 1
...1102 4 "'5
STISISnS AND 1I1SIFISH3.
. .. 916 4 00 10 m. 1 30
... 956 4 20 10 1150 I 35
COWS.
...920 2 00 ti..
1101 3 50
1095 3 50
1025 3 SO
1010 3 50
1(97 3 FO
1125 3 50
1270 3 63
1010 3 65
833 2 50
8S0 2 25
800 2 25
U20 2 15
765 2 25
9.!3 2 .)0
1
1
0
1
1
V
3.11'.'.'.
.9
10
1
3
1
10
1
1
1
1
3
1
1....
1....
1....
,
5-.'.'.'.
1....
4....
1....
2....
1....
1....
tl
V.'.','.
J....
1....
1....
5....
L...
1
T.'.'.'.
1....
1....
t;!'.;
1....
1....
91') 2 00
...1070
...1050
(.3
...1070
3 70
1040
3 70
.1170 2 75
....1160 3 75
. . . . 906 3 75
....1255 3 75
....1150 3 75
. ... 936 3 75
....1095 3 75
....1140 3 73
....1010 3 73
....1310 3 75
.... 921 3 75
....1320 3 75
....1140 3 i5
....1160 3 -0
....119) 3 80
....1150 3 81)
.... 950 3 80
....1083 3 '5
.... 91)5 3 in
....1080 3 :)
...,Wi 3 W
....1120 3 90
....1288 3 li)
....HOT 3 9'.
....1210 3 95
....1130 3 95
....1.170 4 im
,...1"44 4 00
. ...12.TI I IM
....108:1 1 00
1093 2 To
1012 2 75
1110 2 75
1012
1020
955
lOOO
2 to
2 '5
0
1010 2 80
UK 2 85
1060 2 IM
1050 3 00
1010 3 l"0
870 3 00
1072 3 00
1000 3 CM
8S1) 3 00
980 3 0)
1110 3 00
PM) 3 IM
81M 3 00
1010 3 10
126) 3 10
970 3 20
1025 3 25
750 3 25
) 3 25
970 3 25
1026 3 25
1070 3'!3
99J 3 25
Ilwl 3 V5
1270 3 25
1185 3 30
91.1 3 35
!KM 3 33
101) 3 40
99") 3 10
)2:l 3 50
1263 3 50
L...
4....
1....
15....
IS.,,.
L...
Ii.,,.
t
si!!!
1....
18....
15....
3....
4....
3....
a....
111!!
14....
1....
L...
6....
1...
1...
3...
1...
4...
1...
1...
....ln!i.i
....1090
I On
I i)
, ...ixvi 1 05
.... 901 t 15
....1120 4 20
....1070 4 V5
....12iM I S3
.119:
I 25
.12.10
.ISM I
.1 75
t i
103.1 3 50
12
.13.V,
i "5
COWS A NO IiniFIIHS
5 80S 3 80 18....
22 840 3 5....
11 103O 4 00 3
.irt 4 in
.1116 4 20
. 970 4 ,
12 103.1 I ci
IIlSlFISftH.
!l Ml 2 6 1 6 . 0.16 3 85
1 8O1) 2 ;,i 1 S2" .'! V.,
7 38j .' Uj 9 IJj 3
..699
... 310
... 380
... 940
. . 175
. .. 676
... Iim
... 520
... ftPi
... 090
... 580
... 9M)
... Oil)
... 1.(0
... I'.-"
... 19)
...1.17"
...1130
...IToti
...1610
...1500
...1130
...ISO)
...I'M)
2 1.-1
2 73
;i im
3 10
3 1(1
3 15
It -3
3
3 JR
3
3 :
;: 3..
a r.
;l 15
3 3o
J 30
.... 5.
.... 029
.... 801
.... IM
763
,10..
;l v)
:i ;m
3 91
3 -i
3 03
3 1;
I 00
t e
I 'M
I (M
I tM
I l
I 15
4 15
I 80
.1 75
3 M)
.". 81)
4 "0
I 25
.1 15
3 If.
3 50
3 75
3 00
3 V.
:i 40
3 15
3 ;
.1 85
1 13
5 )
0 23
0 50
0
$1
31
617
61S
!i.'M
fM
825
SO"
1
1,
....1OI0
.... 561
. ... n5n
.... 976
....1117
....1S50
...1"70
,...1"70
...13VI
....SIM
n. . . ,
15...,
STAtlS.
3 Jo I . . .
:i .i 2. . .
3 10 2....
:: jo 1 . . . .
3t" 1...
HULLS.
3 (M
;: to
1135
1 1200
n 10 2....
3 15 1....
3 25 1 . . . .
3 25 1....
;i2fi 1....
3 25 I....
,, ."I . . . . .
3 35 I . . .
3 45 I . . . .
1 IIM
1450
750
HIV)
1180
1130
11S0
pvn
1120
27"
1110
160
I'M
....l::o
....1180
....1770
....r.00
.... 880
....POO
....1610
....1500
.... 70
.... 110
.... 210
CALV1IS.
1..
3..
t. .
1..
1 2.1
I...
5' CO
5 IM
5 0)
I....
1
1
AND
37....
220
6
STOCK
COWS
111
:tFi:ns.
. ,il8 l 35
. inn :; 85
: ii
115
:! tn
Is ,1-u
STOCK F.HS
AND FISIIDISP.S.
i iii 1 I
1..
1..
10..
1..
1
I!l
10..
8..
12 .
3..
.. .. 17" ,1 "11
790
503
00
2V .
II..
19..
71..
V
II..
8.,
II..
20. .
71"
:i 25
. 837
. on
. Mi
. IIM)
. 801
. It'll,
. 978
.11173
. 021
. IOO
. 810
.1208
. 012
9.'"
555
501
767
3 25
3 j")
3 TO
3 00
I 40
I to
I 40
I 10
I III
4 10
I 15
1 n
I 50
1 rr,
I I'M
I 75
186
572
OMj
3 15
3 90
2 il'i I 01 25..
37 72S I 05 1..
11 IK) I 10 0..
1 02" I "O 12..
18 ,M6 I "5 5..
3. 201 I 25
HOUS There was 11 light run "f hogs
here today, but us other markets reported
a drop in values prices here rased oft 11
trttlo. 'lite tnuiket started out a shade
stronger than yesterday morning, but not
ns good as tho close, 'lite general run ot
mixed liog.i .-old largely at 5.s5 with the
better mid heavier hogs going largely at
5S7',i nnd J5.90. As high as J5.92'4 was paid
for the choUest loads or only 2';c below
the high point of yesterday. Parkers, how
over, did not seem to lie as anxious lor sup
plies today ns thoy wero yesterday and
after a few loads hnd changed hands the
market father cntne to a standstill mid
packers were only bidding $5.82'- and $5.85
for the geneial run o( hogs.
iiio last end of Hie tnaiket was wenk and
a good tunny hogs sold as low as $5.S2'.i or
about 2'se lower than yestcrdny's gonernl
market. As will be soon trom the table
ol average prbes the cost today of nil tho
hogs Is only about 2c lower than yesterday.
HeprcscPtutlvc sales
No.
Av.
Mil.
Pr.
11...
3. .
1...
1...
V.'.'.
1...
3...
5. . .
1...
I...
I
io!!!
3...
No, Av. Sh. Pr.
f.6 212 80 5 85
71 210 ... 5 85
82 218 40 5 85
52 224 ... 5 85
72 225 10 f. 83
73 216 160 5 85
00 230 ... 5 85
74...... 211 10 f. 85
C-J 202 ... 5 85
t8 2"S ... 5 S7',i
71 221 ... 5 87i3
07 253 ... 5 87' j
lit 237 40 5 87'
73 23S 80 5 S7fj
57 20S 160 5 37b
08 225 ... 5 87',
55 250 ... 5 871.5
72 241 10 5 '.7'ii
78 221 SO 5 7is
70 230 Sn 5 87'j,
01 242 160 5 P7'2
70 220 80 5 87'i,
40 21S 10 5 7;
61 241 16" 5 87';,
80 235 10 5 8JIS
05 241 120 5 7',3
77 225 ... 5 Slfc
fd 281 ... 5 9")
(17 291 210 5 tO
St 310 ... 5 9)
02 2."S ... 5 90
72 201 ... 5 90
CO 252 ... 5 90
00 276 ... 5 90
12. ...,287 80 5 90
to 221 ... 5 90
25 207 ... 5 0 1
75 230 40 5 90
52 217 ... 5 1)0
01 258 ... 5 1.)
70 297 ... 5 92'fc
75 243 .. 5 92',s
49 249 SO 5 9Jii,
00 207 ... 5 92V4
12...
12...
83...
00...
88...
70. . .
13...
i2. . .
tn...
71...
78...
..110
..112
..181
..172
..179
..198
".,.
. .221
..219
..201
..197
5 20
5 20
5 mi
5 o
5 80
5 0
5 82'i
5
5 S2',
5 S-'h
5 2
5 82l,
5 82' f,
6 s'."4
5 82'3
5 K's
5 82'i
5 82'i
5 .85
5 85
5 sr.
C $5
r. sr.
I.
100 20S
32 .192
ill. .
.208
.20'J
so
kl.
8'."..
.87..
06..
65. .
82..
210
...191
...205
...219
. . .229
...197
10
SO
120
51.
.253
73 211
5 8.-,
i66
I...
..210
07
06....
72....
71....
0!l, . . .
70
41....
71....
37. . . .
7. . . . .
02....
82. . . .
58....
71....
70. . . .
53....
07....
05....
.,...
..2.13
..235
..247
' 'KJij
! .228
..228
. .220
..210
5 85
5 85
5 S3
5 S3
r. sr,
5 S3
5 8,3
5 83
r. sr.
5 85
5 85
5 5
5 85
5 85
5 85
5 85
5 s5
5
40
80
120
80
. .201
. .227
..220
..243
..201
..211
..215
.214
..246
. .2"0
71.
..201
SHISISP Tile rooelnlH nf sheen were morn
liberal today than yesterday, lint tho de
mand was equal to tho occasion. Lambs
in particular were ready sellers and the
Standard. lambs brought as high ns $5.30 or
u little stronger than yesterday. ISwes and
wethers, taking quality into consideration,
also sold about steady. The Standard
wethers sold a dime lower today, but they
weighed about seven pounds heavier to
day. The market today then looked very
close to steady.
Feedois wero In light supply and the Fame
old prlees nr.) still in effect.
Quotations; Choice fed wethers, Jl.jOjf
I.811; fair to good wethers, Jl.35fi4.50; choice
lightweight yearlings, $4.S.Vi4.95; fair to
good yearlings. $4.0O1H.S5; choloo lightweight
ewes, 4.15fi4.30: inir to good owes, J3.90
I 15; choice lambs, J5.15'B0.30; ralr to good
lambs, J4.90Ji5.13; feeder ewes, J3.23W3.50;
feeder Tfcthers, J3.75W4.00: feeder lambs,
-t..wU i.t". Kepresentativo sales:
26.S western wethers 98 Jl 00
122 western ewes 103 4 10
150 western ewes 103 4 10
169 western ewes 102 4 10
7 cull ewes 110 4 25
3 western ewes lit) 4 25
5 lambs 50 4 50
179 western wethers 129 4 60
289 Mexican yearlings 8i 4 C7i
135 western yearlings 91 4 70
111 western yearlings 90 4 70
397 western wethers 125 I 70
570 western wethers 112 4 75
118 western Iambs 86 5 25
Bos western lambs 81 5 30
100 cull lambs 05 4 35
410 western lambs 76 1 95
125 western lambs 0'J 5 10
51 western lambs OS 4 00
IS western Iambs 52 4 10
398 western owes 100 4 20
386 western wethers , 110 4 61)
182 western lambs OS 4 03
CHICAliO I.IVIS JT(CK .M A It K 1ST.
C'nlllp Milken SIlKht Decline Miron
nnd Hokh Steady.
CHICAOO. March 27. CATTI.IS He.
celpts, 19,000 head, Including 200 head Tnx
ans; choice steers, steady; others active at
slight decline; butchers' stock, steady, ox-
cent runners; Texiiut', sternly; good to
prime steers. Jl.95fi0.00: noor lo medium.
J:i.7ofi 1.85; Blockers and feeders, llrm. J.'I.IOW)
4 .5; cows, $2.05f 1. 1"; heifers, $2.75? 1 60;
runners, J2.Ooft2.iio; bulls, steady, $2.75'K 1. 10;
calves, steady, $4. 2511. 75; Texas-fed steers,
j(.(KHii.""; tcxiih grass steers, J.I. 101 1, 00;
Texas bulls, steady. J2.75'd3.75. 5 ours nt
13.50.
IIOOS Hero hits. 27.000 head: lomnrrow.
20.IM0 head, estimated: loft over. 3,5'M bend;
opened steady: mixed and butchers, is S5fi
0.15; good to choloo heavy. J6.kVi0.15; rough
heavy. J..85?f5.!n,; light, JS.MWpi 05; hulk or
sales. J5.95t0.02ii..
SIIISKP AND LAMHS-Hceolpts. 13,000
head; about steady; good lo ehulce wethers
JI.SOJ3.05; fair to olinlee mixed. Jl.60fl4.85.
western iiheen. JI.801i5.U5: v.'Mrllnirs It Mil.
5.15; native lambs, Jl.75'((5. 10; western lambs
Hi'., r. jii
New ViirL l,lp 8ti'l.- .MurUrl,
NISW YOHK, .March 27 -HHISVISS He
eelptH, S.C.'iS head: market, firm; steers, J4.60
f5 35; eholco steers. J5; oxen mid slags,
J4.124fi6.0n; bulls. J3.l5f( 1.12',; extra Lit
bulls, J4.25fi 1.75; cows, J2.1513.80; extra cows,
J1.I0. Cables unchanged; exports, 4,198
quarters of beef.
CALVISS-Hecelpls, 1,121 head; veals 20e
higher; common and prime veals, j(.oi&715;
chlilce selected veals, J7.50; no barujard
calves; little calves, J.1.00J3.50.
SHISISP AND LA.MHS Hecelpls 9.0"3
head; lambs, llrm, sheep, 10c; common to
prime sheep, Jl.oofi5.35: bucks, J3..VKM.O0;
common to prime, J3.ri'u0.5O; clipped. J5 75
IIOaS-Hecelpts, 3,332 head; steady, Jti.251t
6.35.
Ml. .IokpiiIi Live Slock Mnrket,
SOl'TII ST. JOSIJPH, March 27.-(Spe-rial.)
Tito .1 0 u mil I quotes;
CATTI.IS-Hecelpts. 2.100 head; market
active and steady In I0e lower; unlives,
Jl. 151(5. 25; Texnns nnd westerns, Jl.75f(5 15;
rows and heifers. J2.151i4.70; hulls and
stiiRs. Jj.351i1.s5; yearlings mid ritlw-s, i3 ,3
si 80; stoekers nnd feeders, J.l.tOfi 1.70:
venls, J4.1M17.I".
IIOGS-Heoelpts, fi.:M bend; mr.rkct
steady to Sr lower: ai grades, $5. 751)0. if),
bulk of snles, JV8515.1"0; pigs stonily
SHISISP AND LA.MHS-Hecrlpts. 2. KM
head; market steady: 110 Ciilorudo binibs,
Inmbs, Jl. 9015. 35; yiarllng, JI.I0V5.O0,
wethers. Jl. 4014. 75; owes, J3.K5fn.30.
Kilimns I 11) l.lvc loi-K Inrl.rl.
IC ANSAH (MTV, .March 27- CATTI.i:
Heeelpts, ii,o0d nnllves, ,3f) Texans. 100
calves; IIkIiI Texas steers, strong: In, ivy
beef steers, steady, best stoekers and feed
ors, stionc, others slow, native bnf "toori,
H'fi'n .',.:": sfoekers and feeders. 11 Wi't Z'i
fed westerns, $(. i.Vfifi 00; 'I'exans nnd In
dians. Jl.15fnr.ro; cows, m.smm.W; heifers.
$1 Ktfii 4. rannern. $2 nnif.'i IS, bulls, Kir,
(JM.M, rnlves, tl Wa t M.
HOliS- ReeelptH. 1C,W)) head, ttnrlfrt i'-Hi
Oo lowcrj top, bulK of salts, Jj.V'Jlt
5. 9."-. Jieavv, $5 9"V(i0.o:4; mixed packers,
J-, soft;,. 1 ; light. JS.0Mi5.85. pigs. J...(Mr;..yi.
SHISISP AND LAMPS-Hrcelpts. ...,i
lioinl' imirlini atonilv: western In lilt), sn.l.i
(JitV.in, western wethers, Jl.Wt?6.0"; western
wethers, Jl 7S55.10; ewes, Jl.i'oq ..; cuii".
JJ.75y3.f5.
M. Loiilii I.Ur- KtocU ,.MiuUrt.
ST. Lot 'IS, Murch -t'ATTLIS- P.e
colpls. 3.iM head. Incluilllg 1.S00 Tuxnii";
market steady lor nathesi slow nnd rtislcr
for Texmis. natlxe shipping nnd export
steers, JI.0.VU5 75; dressed beef and butcher
steers, 1 1 2545.1" steers under l.WD lb.
J"..2f"14..'M. .-dockets and feeders, .2.I5'C
4.153; rows and luifors, $2 Oo',n.75; dinner-,
Jl.2.5l'!.75, btlis. $.l.uifi 1.15; Texas mid In
dian steers. J:l..Vfi 1.7"; cows nnd heifers,
J2.5"l3.00.
IIOUS-. Hecelpls. 12.700 bond; market 5c
lower, plus and lights. iVriif5.!5; packerr.
J5.8.M.-.!)5t bull hers. 16 Oof Id 15.
SlllSHP AND LAMPS He, elpts. (VM beil.l;
market 10c higher; native muttons, JI.OW
5.15; lambs, JS.mMji3.f4); culls and bucks. J3.50
Miiiit I'll) Lite stork Mni'krt.
SIOI N CITV. Mnrch 27. -tSpeebtl Tele-grmti.)-
CATTI.IJ-Itccclpts, ,i,; market
slow, steady to weak; beeves, $.1.7Srt 1.75;
cows and bulls, mixed, J2 2543.75; rnlves
and yeiiiilngs, J3.0"f( I, 0; stockcrs uinl feed
ers. J3.3Mi1.2fi.
IIOOS Hcrolpts, l.iXM; murket strong Iii
6.- higher: selling, jr,.Mfr5.5; bulk of sales.
J5.SOf5S2',-.
Stork hi Sight.
Following are the receipts nt the four
principal western markets for Murch i":
Cattle. I linen. Shrcp.
South Omaha 3,19.1 ;.. 1 7.1-n
Chicago I9.KM 27,(M IVOiO
Kansas lily 0.KM IO.Jjm fl,7iM
St Louis 3,M l'.',7"o rni
Totals
....31,19.1 0.271 25.7'
Cotton Market.
Ni:w YOP.K, Mnrch 27. -COTTON- '''he
market showed Irregularity after opeillnu
easy at u decline of iiiiti polnls, nialttlv on
the nearer positions. Following tho -ipi 11
lug cull there was a further recession of ,i
point or two. arter which the mark-'l
sharply advanced 1 1 points on the ap
pearance or one prominent house as an
active buyer said to bo 011 Investment ac
count. Shorts covered frrelv mi this up
ward movement, bin the room bi'onm-i
bearish again nu tin- withdrawal of the
speel.il support mentioned. Thero a
more or loss investment dcnmuil through
Dill the session, however, probably more
ol II and or .1 bettor class than seen hero
for some lime. Investors showed a prefer
ence for October mid the teutol) poslflo is
on the ground that a record recession hid
boon loo generally n-'ceploil as liievllab'e
Honoris from Fall Hlver Inilleutlng that
sellers were refusing lo make ioiiccmsioiih
of 2'c on good qualities of stuff gave sunn
rnrouriigeinent Reports on print 1 lollw
and ya.'iis wen- still iiuaravorable. Tho
very heavy movement cheeked coulldont
buying or col ton for further delay. The
market was llnally ciihv al Hi7 points in t
decline. Spot closed dn I. Nils- lower; mid
dling uplands, 8 .0'-; middling gulf, 8 5-IS. ;
sales. 6.166 bales. Futures closed rasv ;
Mnreb. 7.tr.c: April. 7.01c; Mny. 7.7iV; .Itine,
7.77c; duly. 7 73c, August, 7.15c; Septemle r,
7.3"c; October, ".Sue; November, i.I5i-; De
cember. 7 13c; January, 7.13e. f
ColTre Vlilikrl.
NISW YoKK, Marcli 27. - COFFISIS-Spnt
lllo, dull; No. 7 Invoice, tiVu7e. Mild, qiilel;
Cordova, Slfi2'sc Futures opened strong
In tone, wllh pi lre unchanged to 5 points
higher, ruled tnoderatelv active, wllh somn
foreign help. In came quiet, with only Ine'nl
ordeis, subsequently showing easy under
tone under reallx.lug. Tito close was steady,
Willi prices 6 points not higher to 6 points
not lower. Total sales, 26,5m) bags. Includ
ing: April. 5.60c; Mny. f..iin-; August nnd
September. 5 8(1,-; otrnhor. 6.85e: November,
S.Sjf.VOOc; December, 0'ido.o; .lumiai', 6 'Vie.
! InrU Dry (iiinils Mnrkel.
NISW 3 ( )HK, Murch 27. DHV HOODS -The
mnrket for brown sheetings nnd drills
rontlnues dull and weak. Hle.niied cottons
quiet, williout quotable 1 haiige. Coarsn
colored cottons dull and easy to ,ny. Cot
ton llunnels opened for new season at Ir
regular prices. li hit cloths inactive, prints
and. ginghams unchanged. Men's wear
woolens dull and business chiefly In now
lines at low prices Dress goods In r.ilr de.
maud for staples mid specialties for waUt
materials.
NERVITA SPILLS
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Curo I ni potency. N'lalit Emlsnlons, Los3 of Mem-
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an euvcuot sen
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GO
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50
CTS. '
excess ami iiidiscrotlon.l
A nerve tonlo and
blood builder. Urinpsl
tho tilok clow to Dale
elion'cs .owl rnnlnrns ttinl
Wflm of youth. Ily mull
V XOOo nnrboi.U boms fnrL
$a. 50, with our bitnkablo (tauruntoe tocure
or refund the money paid. Send for circular
and cpyof our bnakfiblo guiiriintco bend.
Nerviia Tablets
(YELLOW LA3EL)
HXTRA STRENOTII
Immediate Ri?'.'"
Pojitlvelr gunrnnteml curo for Loss of Povv
nrieocole, Undeveloped or Shrunken CJrgnr
Piresln, Locomotor Ataxia, Nervous Prostia
tion, Hysteria, Fits, Insanity. I'arnlyais nnd Hi
Ilojulta of Kieesilve Upe of Tolmcco, Opium or
Liquor. By mall in nlnlii pscknge, $1.00 11
box, 0. for $3.00 with our bankable ruar
antee bond to cure In 30 daya 01 refund
money paid. Address
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton A. Jnckfnn Stn., CHICAGO, IUc
For sale by Kuhn Co., IBth and DouglU
St., Omaha, Neb.; Geo. d. Davis. Council
Bluffs. Iowa.
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