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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
0ra Attract. Host Attention ftbDj'
Graii Eaiineii.
MAKES ANOTHER HIGH RECORD PRICE
Wlirnt Dull nntl L'lilntrrratlnar ttIIIi
Mnrket .rnrly nt Ntnniliitlll Ont
CiiiiIIiiiio HIiikkInIi I'm v In
to im Ojiett Steady.
CHICAGO, Mnrch 28.-Spcculatlvc Interest
on chango wus iiK'iln focused on corn to
day ntvl the market, after estnhllshlng n
now high record for Mny, closed ?iu over
yesterday. Other markets were dull, wheat
closing unchatiKed, oats u shudo up and
provisions 2Vd5o deiircBsed.
Corn opened with sentiment only a shado
easier, although the rather bearish en-
Kemlilo of news tnlitht have excused greater
wcaxness in a marKci less coiiinieni ot tne
emallness of stocks. The weather, to begin
with, was Improved, receipts were liberal
und contaltiid a larcelv Increased propor
tion of contract corn, while cables were In-
uiriercm. .otwiwiMtaniung tins array 01
conslderutlnns the market opened un
changed at 42'fc and In a few minutes
touched I2',4fi isfte. Trade was light for the
moment. One llrm let out ino.oii) bu. and
reported freer country offerings and tho
Initial llrmuesR was replnced by a tone of
greater ease, May dropping to 42c, Hero
tho market steadied ami began that steady
appreciation which culminated In a new
high record price for May delivery, doing It
Jn the faco of strenuous efforts of certain
bear hotiHCH to hold It. The bull leader was
only a moderate buyer, but outsiders, who
Heein to Im the stanchest hulls In thu mar
ket, together with scalpers who sold early
mid uulckly ran to cover, were purchasers
and May .during tho afternoon touched 4'lc.
Hear reslstanco had gradually been snuffed
out and probably M.w) bu. would cover the
offerings ut the top price. Tho close was
strong, "ic over yesterday, nl 12?fec. Local
receipts were 183 cars, 37 of contract grade,
while at primary points receipts were IIIT.OOO
bu., compared with 771,'Mn) bu. a year into.
The advance curtailed chipping bids.
Vhcat was dull, narrow and uninterest
ing. Much of tho time business was at a
utuudsttll, while traders turned 11 wistful
cyo on tho superior animation of corn. It
was tho strength of this market which
unveil whent from succumbing to tho preva
lent bcarlshncss. Even reports of lly dam
igcs wero received with apathy. Heavy re
ceipts and tho weakness of tho export situ
utloii, thu mild clear weather and tho
optmlsm of the 1'rlco Current report com
bined to create bearish sentiment. It was
Judged unwise to tempt fate too far, with
tho bullish corn market so close a neighbor,
and May, having opened a shade to y.e
lower at 75,c to 7'4lj75Tie, declined only to
7rc. A long period of Rtaguatloii followed
this decline, till near the closu tho market
rallied In sympathy with corn und closed
unchanged at 7."i7Ge. Exporters reported
20 loads taken. Seaboard clearances In
wheat and Hour were equal to fifil.COO bu.,
While primary receipts aggregated 748,000
bu compared with KW.oOO bu. a year ntfo.
Local receipts wero 00 cars, nono of con
tract grade. Minneapolis nnd Dullith re
ported a total of 201 cars, against 377 last
week and 490 a year ago. Tho l'rlco Cur
rent not only minimized reports of lly tliim
nge, but declared that tho weutucr was un
favorable to Insect life.
Oats wero In excellent demand for ship
ment, but for future delivery business was
tdugglsh and prices appeared to bo In need
of all tho strength corn could lend. It was
reported from New York, howuver, that
oats, were beginning to attract more at
tention and that Germany, after long Idle
ness here, had bocomo a buyer. English In
quiries wero numerous' and It was said that
no surprise would bu occasioned should
Franco enter the lists. Receipts hero wero
104 cars. May sold between 25c and 23Uc
und closed a shado higher at 23Uc.
Provisions wero dull nnd easier. Tho
murket'opened steady on light hog receipts
and higher prices for tho same, but soon
turned easier on selling by packers and
loOnl operators. There was a good cash de
mand. May pork sold between J15.70 nnd
JIMO and cloned 2.r,c lower at J15.47H: May
lard, between JS.07',4 and $S. closing 2V4iiic
down at J8.02W. and May ribs, between W
"nd J7.W, with tho close 7c depressed ut
7.9-5.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 63
f?J?:corP' -w car"i outs- 5103 ": hogs,
10,000 liead.
Tho leading futures ranged ns follows:
Artlclos.l Opon.l High, i Low. Close.l Ycs'y.
Wheat
April
May
Corn
.Muy July
Oats
May July
Pork
May . July
Lard
May
July
Sept.
liliis-,
May
July
Kept.
7B',H
75'u7ti
42544
25iU
24H
15.72!
1515
8 07.
8 00
8 02(4
8 00
7S7W
7 85
No.
Cush quotations wero ns follows:
KLOUIt Fairly active: winter wheat. $3.S5
(R3.9',: straights. JH.2iMi3.70: clears, J2.fiW3.40j
eprlng speelnls, SI. 30; patents. M.5Ofl3.S0:
Btrnlghts, JXIO&3.30; linkers, $2.20tfi2.50.
WHEAT No. 3 sprint;. 3ft72c; No. 2 red,
74?i'j7(iViC.
COlt.V-No. 2, 42c: No. 2 yellow, 42c.
OATR-No. 2, Zirt2V'ic; Ko. 2 white, 2SV4
29Vie; No. 3 white, 27.4fj"-'S)ic.
JlVE-No. 2. G3ftiiulc.
HAllLKY Fnlr to choice malting. G0TJ5SC.
SEEDS No. 1 llax, $1.53: No. 1 north
weBtorn, $t.D&!fl.57; prlmo timothy, Jl;
clover, contract grade, $11.
IMtOVlSlONS-Mess pork, per bbl., t5.33fli
15.40. Lard, per 100 lbs., $.S.10QS.12'4. Short
ribs sides (loose), $7.83(1(8.05. Dry salted
HhoiilderH (boxed), Jii.iiJfifi 0.874. Short
clear sldei (boxed). Js.l5CM.30.
WHISKY-IiuBls of high wines, J1.27.
8U(3AKB-Cut loaf, JG.04; granulated. J5.47.
Tho receipts and shipments today .were as
follows:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bills 31,000 31,000
Wheat, bu 193,000 81,000
Corn, bu 115,000 1 i:0tO
Oats, bu 172,000 . 23G.0OJ
llye, bu..., , 5,000 1,000
Hurley, bu , 18,000 16,000
On tho rrniluco exchange today the but
ter market was quiet; creameries, 15Jj21o:
dairies. IHJlXc. Cheese, fairly active," 11
tailzie. Eggs, quiet; fresh, 12'.4c
NBW YOItK (iTlMMlAL MAIIKI'.T.
Quotation of the liny nn Vnrloun
C'OIIIIIDMlltlO.
NF.W YOItK, March 2S.-FIX)t'!l-ne-cclpts,
9.97S liblH.: slow but steady for choice
brands; Miuueuotu patents, JI.OOiM.M;
Minnesota bailors, t2.wii2.'li; winter pat.
ents, J3.tV.WI.00; winter straights. J3.45
(ff.TKi; winter extrns. J2.4502.8i); winter low
grades, J2.45(iI2.CO. Ityo Hour, qutot: fair to
KOOd, J.1.80U3.83; cholcu to fancy. J3.lUij3.45.
Uuekwheiit Hour, quiet at J2.10?2.15.
UUCKWHEAT-Uull ut C062c. c. I. f
New Vork.
COHNMKAI Finn; ye'.lnw western, 92o;
city. 91c. Urniirtywhie, J2.454i2.riO.
ItYE Steady: No. 2 western, 0V4c, f. o. b.,
float : fitule, fSii7c. e. I 1., enrlnts.
I1AULEY Steady; feeding, -IGy tSVsO c, 1. f.
New 'York: malting, ti2r70e.
UAl'.LEY MALT-Uull: western, C5J72c.
WIJEAT Hecelpts, 75.00i) bu.; exports,
64.512 im.; spot llrm: No. 2 red, S0Hc eleva
tor; No. 1 northern, Oulutli, l0i,a nlloat;
No. 1 hard, Duluth, 92 f. o. b. attoat. Op
tlbns weru steady but dull until near the
close, when strength In corn prompted ac
tive covering and a fair advance, helped
also by good clearances, llrm English ca
bles, export demand and light speculative
offering: closed llrm at 4c net advance:
May. &0IIM-ic. closed at .S0c; July, 80-iilj)
it 1-lCc, closed at Sic; September, SO45J80c,
closed at S0c.
COUN-Uecelpts, HS.200 bu.; exports, 77,
797 bu,: spot tinner; No. 2, 49tjc elevator
nnd 49;io f. o. b. nlloat, Option market
ruled strong again all day on largo clear
ances, a small movement, aggressive bull
operations, llrm cables and general cover
ing; closed llrm at ifiso net ndvanco;
March closed at 4'Jcj May, 4Sifl$!4o, closed
nt 4Mte July, 47VH 4S(i,o, closed at ISUoi
September, 474W 17 15-lfic. closed nt 47ie.
OATS Hecelpts, 133,000 bu,; exports,
5,725 bu.; spot quiet: No. 2. 30'4c: No 3.
SOc; No. ,2 white, 32,4f33o; No. 3 white. 32c;
truck, mixed western, 30fj3H4c: track,
whlto, 323c. Options dull but llrm with
corn.
HOI'S Quiet: state, common to choice.
1M0 crop. 15U18c; 1899,' UWICc; old olds. 2
6o : l'aolllc coust, 1900 crop, fti9c; 1S93 liu
llic: old olds, 2(U6c. w
HAY-8tenily; shipping, 7577',4c; good to
HIDES Firm: Oalveston. 20 to 25 lbs,.
18tflSi4u; California, 21 to 25 Ihs lS54019o
Texas dry. 24 to 30 lbs., 14HHc. VJ"a
i,imi iirjii oieuii) , nemiocK sole, tillcnos
Ayres. Ilfiht to iieavywelghts, 2IU25o; acid,
23W,i2tV4c
rilOVIHIONS-Heef, steady; family. J10.50
jll.bo; mess js.wia.w); ief bams, I18.S04
19.60: packet, J9.6OM10.00; extra India niets,
J14.0ikfl6.00. Cut meats, firm . pickled bel
lies, J$.2Wn?.W; vlsklea sttouMcrs, JC503
7BM, 7T,; 74 75
iSiOT4 KVtUK 754 737C
4214 43 42H 421
4fo'H 43ffi 42(4 42Ts'ui3
2rfitt 23'f, 23 231;
WMU 2474 2im(, 24?j,
13 73 15 73 15 40 13 47V4
15 00 15 10 15 00 15 07',4
S 07V4 S 07V4 S 00 S 02'4
8 00 8 00 7 9'i 7 7'
S 03 8 03 7 97 H 7 97J4
R 00 R 00 7 90 7 92'4
7 S3 7 S7V4 7 82(4 7 S2V4
7 80 7 S2Vj 7 7714 7 SO
6.73; plckleif hams, JO.CHllo.tPO. Lard, firm;
western siearneu, js.ia; reunen, steauyrcon
tlnent. JS.43: South America. .19.23: com
pound, JjWS.S?'. l'ork, llrm: family, J16.J0
Vtn.W, short clear, ilb.wyi'.W, mess, JI5.60
1110.00. ( .
T A 1 J A3 W Firm; city (J2 per pkg.), 4?4c;
couniry ipKgs. ireej, ijMJ&'.iC.
HICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
3?jc.
HUTTJ-ni-Hecelpts. 3,63-S pkgs.! strong;
fresh creamery, ltd22c; factory, llfll',c.
CHEEHK Hccelpis, l.swj pkgs.: llrm!
fancy, large, colored and white, liptUic;
fancy, small, colored, fancy, smull,
Wlllte, l.MI3',4C.
E(J(1S Hclnts. 13.697 tikes.: strong
westorn, at mark, 13'M13?u; southern, at
mnrg, i.vii.i'.ic.
FOLTLTllY Alive, dull; fowls, Hffl2c;
chicken., 11c; dressed, llrm, unchangeu.
MirrAIS-Desplte a loss of 5s in the
prteo of pig tin In Iondon, our market for
that metal nn the spot article showed con.
tinned Urnmess owing to a lack of selling
pressure, with final figures of J2.G4fl2.r'.
The futuro delivery, however, displayed
easiness of undertone owing to prospects
tor an lncnasu In supplies. The closo nt
London Hliowed spot to be AMIS 2s and
the fuluri- option 111. Thu same narrow,
featureless market was prevalent today
for copper, ns has been the caso for some
time. I'rlccs wero nominally uuchunged.
At London an easkr market wus noted,
spot closing at XGs 8s 9d and futures nt
70. Lead WdH dull at J 1.37' 3 ; speller, dull
and without quotable change; American
Iron markets ruled dull, wltb prices more
or less nominal, northern foundry, J15.5olt
KM, southern fiiuniliy, tU.M(U.'o, and sou
soutnern, i;!.coti5.w,
O.HA1IA WIIOI.KSAM! M.VIIKETS.
Condi Hon ill Tin de und t 110 tnt lotm on
t it i 1 u nnd I'll 11 e I'ruUiiee,
EdClS Hecelpts liberal; good stock, firm
ut lie.
,LlVi: lOL,LTHY Hens, 8c; young and
old roottars, 3'u7c; turkeys, G'uSo; ducks
und geese, 7i47bc
UA.1E M.nlurd ducks, per doz., J2.759
i.A); leal Jin'id.iO; mixed, J1.25itl.&0.
HIJTTEIt-Common to fair, 13c; choice,
14tl5c; seiat.itor, 220.
FHKSH OiSlEHS IHrst grade, solid
pucked, Nuw York counts, per can, Mc; ex
iru selects, 32c; standards, 2oc; medium, 10c.
Second grade, slack tilled, Now York counts,
per 'uli, MC .ixtra selects, 2Gc; Btaudutds,
;Uc; bulk standards, tier gal., J1.25.
FUO.EN FltESH FiSH-Ulack lass. 18c;
while buss, 10c; bluetuh, 11c; bjlltieads, 10c;
olue :ui. 7c, uutlsh, 12c; cod, 9c; crupplu,
10c; cincoe!, ic; nallbut, 11c; herring, 4tScj
haddocK, 9c; uutckurul, 15c; perch, wu-ic;
pickerel, 7c; plku, 9u; red snuppur, 10c;
suluiou, 14c; suuiadi, Oc; smelts, iuu; trout,
luc; whltetlsh. 8c.
1'IOEONS-Llve, per doz., Jl.
VEALS-Cholcc, 9iH0c.
HAY I'rlceu quoted by Omnha Wholesale
Hay Dculois' .tssuchitlon: Cboleu .inlimii.
JS.5o; No. 1 upland, in; ine'dlum, J7.50; course.
7. Ityo straw, 5. Theso tirices nro for
hay of good -jlor and uuailty. Uemnmi
fair. No receipts.
OATS No. 2 white, iSa.
COltNNo. 3, 33c.
UHAN-J15.
VEGETABLES.
Sl'INACH 1'er ou. oox. 75c.
ASl'AUAOUS-Cnllfornla. per lb., 16c.
mil UAitH-Oalllornia, per lb., 10c.
NEW UEETS-I'er doz., tXlc.
NEW CAltllOTS-l'er doz., COc.
NEW Tl. HNlI'S-l'cr doz., GOc.
uuiiu.iiu,ua-iioinouso, tier Uoz., Jl.tOQ)
J2.00, us to size.
I'Aiis.Nii's per bu., 40c.
CUltNlPS Per bu. basket, 60c,
UEETS-Per bu., 40C.
cAitlloTS-l'cr bu., 40c.
LETTUCE Pur bu., 3540c.
llADISHES-l'er doz,, 30U33c
PAltSI.EV-Per doz., Sic.
POTATOES-Pcr bu., 45035c ;
Colorado,
lUC.
SEED
JED POTATOES Early Ohlos. 63(U60c;
Itlvor Vulley, uoc; Triumph, $1.10.
iVEET POTATOES 1'ur but.. $1.75.
Hed
SW
L'AUli,Ui- 0 alio seed, tiur
lb., 2c;
new California. 'Mr.
TOMA'iUES Florida, per 6-basket crate.
J4; Mexicans, per 4-buakut crate, $2.50.
uniuftD-uinu, per uu., tl.iu.
CELEHiT California, us to size. M7T.r..
Kulumuzoo, 2oijoc. '
C,VULlFLOVEH California, per crate,
HE AN o WUX, per bu.. J3.60: Btrlne. nr,r
bu., J3.23.
1SUU 1'LAHT-j'cr uu. box, J3.
PEl'PEUS-Pcr bu. box, J2.23.
FKUITS.
STIdVWHEUKlES-Florlda. nor nt dtn.
Texns, 2o4j3oc. '
uuAPlsa Malaga, per keg, J7.60f9.00.
APPLES-Per bbl.. $4.25: Wanhlnm nar
uu. uua, iicuiiuni'io,
CIlANUEHHIES-liell and iluglo, J9 per
bbl.J Jerseys, pe' bbl., $S.i0; per crate, jl
THOPICAL FHUITS. '
ohawubs uaiirornta aeeUllnKs. J2.004i
25; navels. J2.754j3.00. '
LEMONS Culltorniu. extra fnnnv. in nic
3.W; choice. W. " "
llANANAS Per bunch, according to size.
Jl.i&it2.25.
F1US California, new cortons, 75c; layers
C5c; imported, per lb., 12iH3c. '
UAiiiiB iersiun, in w-id. boxes, Sairs, 6c
per lo.; Hullowueli, 6V4c per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY California, tier 31-sorttnn
JI.00.
CIDEU-Pcr bbl., JI.&O; per half bbl.. $2,75.
NUTS English wulnuis. tier 111.. !:.. in.
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., lbtFJOc:
raw peanuts, per lb.. Bdio'Ac: roustml. iir,i
7',c: iiruzl's, Uu; pecans, luul2o; cocounuia,
cuch, 4V4c
HIDEd No. 1 green, 54c; No. 2 greon,
4Vic; No. 1 salted, Uftc: No. 2 salted, 5Uc:
No. 1 veal call, 8 to 12 lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., Gc; dry hlues, 84Uo; sheeu
pelts, ,.'6ii75c; horso hides, J1.60Q2.25.
Nt. I, null) (i rat 11 nnd I'rovlnlnna.
ST. LOUIS. Mareb 2S WTIMAT tiiViav.
No. 2 rp,l pnsll. ,l..irntnr ,.alr cji
75V4c; May, 74&74!4c; July, 73Ha73c'; No. 2
28V4ii29c,
11 ye Firm ut 6214c
FLOUH Quiet; tintentx. MKSMir..
fancy and straight. J3.155i3.33: clear. ia7(vni
2,yo.
SEEDS Timothv. stcadv: nvrmiA
celpts, J3.254f4.0O; prlmo worth more; flax,
J1.52.
coiiNMEAlSteady at J2.10.
HHAN Steadv: sacked, pumi imnV icn.
77d. w
HAY Steadv: timothv. an nntrvi rsi.
prairie. J7.6OQ8.00. -.v,
W1UHK.V Steady at J1.27.
IKON COTTONTIES-Jl.00.
HAOG1NO-GWI7C
HEMi' TWINE 9c.
I'HOVISIONH Pork. lnnnr- nhi,nD.
J15.60. Lard, $8. Dry salt meats, steady
boxed lots, extra shorts, J112H: clear ribs
JS.25; clear sides,. 58.25. Haeon, steady;
boxed lots, extra shorts, J8.87J4; cleur libs,
J9; clearjsldes. J9.
M ETALS Lead: Firm at J4.22t4if4.25.
Spelter: Higher and strong nt $3.75.
, I'OULTHY Finn; chickens, SWc; tur
keys, 7f(10c; ducks, Sc; geese, 485c.
BUTTEU Steady; creamery, 16022c:
dairy, 14'nl7c.
EGOS-FIrm at 12'4c, repacked nnd cases
included.
RECEIPTS Flour. 4.000 bills.; wbn.it an.
(XK) bu.; corn. 40,000 bu.; outs, 37,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour, 11,000 bbls.; wheat.
74.000 bu.; corn, 42,000 bu.; oats, 22,000 bu.
Liverpool (ii-nln nnd I'rovlslona.
firm: No. 2 red western winter, Gs ,4d: No. 1
iiiiriuiTii npnug, iw j,u; .-so. 1 California.
Gs li4d. Futures, oulot: Mav. Gsiii; .iui!
Gs
rOUN Hunt, tlrm; Arrtnrln, mlvn,l ......
3slld; American mixed, old, 4s ud.' ynl
tures. quiet: May, 3sl0V4d; July, 3slO4d;
September. 3s lid. '
T.AltD Amnrlrmi rnflnp In i.nllu
4's 3d -, funs, mm,
IJACON Cumberland cut, llrm, 47s 9d.
nt.'l.'S.". Altiprlnim lln..il nlni.t '..I-..
47s Cd.
TALLOW Australian, in London, quiet,
,6h dn,
PHOVISIONB-Ueef. extra Inrtln mQ
pasv. Gls 3d. Pork, nrlmn mnu,
steady, 63s. Lard, llrm: American re'ilned'.
in pais. ijs.ki; prime western, In
tierces, 41t.9d. Hnms, short cut, 14 to Ifl lbs.,
strong. 43s Gd. Haeon, llrm; Cumberland
rot. "t; to 30 lhs.. 4Ttt!l,l; ulw.r, rll.u if. .
lb.''.. 438 9d: lohg cleat middles, light 23 to
31 Ids.. 43s: long clear middles, h.mvv.
35 to 40 lbs., 12s Gd; short clear backs, 16 to
j 10s., W1.111J ciear Denies, n to 10 lus,, 47s:
shoulders, square, 11 to 13 lbs., strong
3G3'JU.
MliiiicnpnlU (irnln .tlnrkrt,
Cash, 74c; May, 744;ii74t4c; Juiy. 7GV4c On
ifSV.1?1 1 ,.,ilri1, No 1 northern,
74Hu; No. 2.northorn. 69(0710.
f lAiuu-Mteauy: nrst patents. J4.03T4.15:
second patents, J3.93fi4.03: Mrst clears, J3.00K
3.10: Beeoml clears, J2.004i2.10.
HRAN-lll bulk. 1 13.25 tj 13.50.
Toledo fl rut 11 unit Scnl,
TOLEDO. March 2S.-WHEAT-Active,
steady: cash. 77?ic; May. 79;e; July. 79Uc.
CORN Dull, strong; cash, 42c; May, 43V4c.
OATS-Cash, 2Sc; May, 2GHc '
HYE 62V4e.
Cl.OVERSEED-Aetlve, llrm; 1899 prime,
JG.70; cush nnd March, $6.73; October, J3.C5.
Proria Mnrkrt.
PEORIA, March 28.-CORN-Hlghcr; No.
3. 41i.c.
OATS-Firm; No. S white, 27!Jc, billed
through.
WHISKY-On the bnsls of J1.27 for fin
ished goods.
Uulntli rla Market.
DULUTH, vJlorcU M.-WUEAT-No. 1
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash. 41c: truck.
mwio: May, 41J4c; July, 42Uc. '
.-.SAT?Tnttn.?,r! "o. 2 cash, 27c: track. 27
27U- Mnv rClirt. lolt, njs.'rt. o V . -
... , -u,, ... j , Au. A Willie,
hard enfh, fiS'sc; No. 1 northern, 7l'4c; No.
nortliern, tn'.f72e; May, 76!4o; July, 7i"iic.
COHN-4'Hie: May, 4tc.
OATS-2.V4y26c.
Knnsnn ltj' (Irnln nnd I'rot llon.
KANSAS CITY, March 2S.-WHEAT-
amy, ti-Wi juiy, bshc; casii, no. 2 iinrti.
G9f0c; Nd. 3, 6tt.4'oG8',4c; No. 2 red, 71fo73o;
No. 3. 6Sfl70e.
CORN May. 3Sij,e; cash, No. 2 mixed,
3S'jc; No. 2 white, 3U'.4f40c; No. 3, 39Uc.
OATS-No, 2 wlllte, ay.'S&c; cash, No. 1.
28c.
HAY-Cholce tlmotliy, JIO.501H1.00; choice
prairie. $.&v5l9.0O.
t HUTTEH-Creamory, 17029c; dairy, fancy,
EatlS-Hlgher; fresh Mlsso.irl nnd Kan
Riis stock, 11c per dnz., loss off, cases re
turned; new white wood cases Included, He
more.
RECEIPTS-Whcnt, 60,000 bit,: corn, 11,100
oil.: oats, b.ikki nil.
KillI'JIENTS-Wbeat, 2G.S00 till.; corn,
v.wi uu,; oats, 3,ow till.
I'lillndeliililii Produee Market,
PHILADELPHIA. MnrHi 2S IHTTTHH.
Urm. fair demand: fancy western cieani
ery, 22HC! fancy prints, 22c; some lots, 23c;
fancy nearby prints, 22c.
EGOS Firm, good demand; fresh nearby,
13Hic: fresh western, 13,4e: fresh southwest,
cm, 1314c: fresh southern, 13c.
CHEKSE-Qulct but firm; Nuw York full
creams, fancy small. 12140: New Vork full
creums, rnir to cuoice, lojiKiic.
Mllniiiikpr (Irnln Mnrkrt.
MILWAUKEE, Mnrch 28. WHEAT
atenuy; iso. 1 northern, 7o'4c; No. 2 norm
ern. 71V4tft72c.
IIYE Stnnilv; Vn 1 Klf,
HARLEY Firm; No. 2, 57c; sample, 4ff
one.
MOV!2Mi:.TS IX STOCKS AM) 1IM)S.
llimliicN In Stock Mnrkrt Contlimea
Professloniil und Npreulut I vc.
NEW YORK. Mareb 28 Thn stnek mar
ket continued highly professional today nnd
distinctly two-sided. Tho outside specula
tive public Is stlh on the side of tho bulls
nnd that element of tho speculation con
tinued to havo the situation well In control.
Any new point of strength which they de
veloped was tiretty well assured of a re
sponse from the following of smaller specu
lators, who keep the current markot going.
The selling to tuku profits continued very
large nnd was so skilfully managed as to
do little damage to prices, but there was a
bear clement amomr tho traders und they
made occasional demonstrations in the mar
ket when the burden of tho realizing
seemed In a wnv to overcome the advance.
The bear clement, however, attracted llttlo
outside following and their operations were
not conducted witn great confluence. Tlie
most nrnmlnent nnsltlon In the trndltnr was
still held by Northern Paclllc and Hurling-
ton nnu tne constantly recurring strengtn
of these stocks made nn effective support
for the whole market. In tho same degree
their many reactions on profit taking af
fected the speculative tone,
tiurllngton onened under 'nressure nnd
nftor having advanced to a record prlco nt
17H4 closed with a net gain of Jnly ',.
Northern Pacllio also made a new high
record nrlce at 93U, nnd closed with a net
gain of 1. Theru were renewed reports to
day nt a pian to retiro Nortnern l'aciuc
preferred und renorts still ncrslsted of un
agreement for consolidation of Northern
Paclllc and Hurllngtnn. The courso of the
steel stocks upon tho entry of tho United
States Steel Cornnratlnn stocks fwhon Is
sued) Into the untitled department of the
exchango wan a strengthening Inllucnce.
Aitnoug.n mere was a largo selling to rea
lize in these stocks ample support was
forthcoming nnd thu common was run un
somo 2 points over yesterday's price on
tho curb and tho preferred rather moro
than that. Tho stocks of tho constituent
companies wero strong in sympathy", the
common nnd preferred stocks all rising
from 2 to 2. There wero other points of
special strength, such ns Western Union,
Manhattan, the Wheeling & Jtko Erie
stocks showing gains of from 2 to 3i and
Lackawanna, which mounted 9 points to
far above tho highest preceding price. Out.
side of theso Individual stocks there were
few that rose nt any, time much ns a point
over last night and mnny of tho recently
prominent stocks wero constantly held buck
by the pressure of realizing.
Tho rubber stocks reacted widely from
yesterday's advance, tho common losing 2',4
and tho preferred 4',S. In tho last half hour
of tho market, on tho decision of tho New
Jersey court of appeals In favor of the
plaintiffs in tho suit to enjoin tho absorp
tion of the Guggenheim Interests, tho smelt
ing stocks broko violently, .tho common fall
ing to G',4 and tho preferred 5"4 below last
night's level. This helped tho close, which
was also .affected by the large profit taking
sales.
Discussions of the money market out
look continues. In view of ., tho coming
quarterly settlements und the uninter
rupted druln by tho subtrensury. Stcrllhg'
exchange nlso recovered today, renewing
tho apprehension of gold exports. Tho
largo loan expansion of the Hank of Eng
land might under ordlnury circumstances bo
expected to bo repaid after tho quarterly
settlements huvo been met, but tho gov
ernment Is expected to como forward with
nn offer of tho new loan, so that no relax
ation pf tho prcssuro for money Is looked
for In London in tho Immediate future.
Business In bonds continues largo nnd
new points of strength develop from tlmo
to time. Totnl sales, par value, J3,GO3,000.
United States old Is, registered, advanced
14 per cent on tho last call.
The following arc the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchison 61
do pfd
Wheel. & L. E.
do 2d pfd
Wis. Central ..
4014
214
37
201(,
un liiti luvi
Ilnltlmoro & O.. 92V4
Canndlan Pac... 931
Canadu. So 01
Third Avenue...
122
Ches. & Ohio.... 4fi
National Tube,
Mo pfd
U. & O. pfd
Adams Ex
American Ex...,
U. S. Ex
62
Chicago tl. W
C. 11. & Q
117
90
10)
200
, 78
141
23
35
5
27
62
91
17
Chi. Ind. & L... 37i
do pfd 72'4
Chi. & E. Ill
c. & n. y..
C It. I. & V
..U7',4
..177H
Wells-Fargo Ex.
Amer. Cot. Oil.
do pfd
Amer. Malting..
do pfd.-.
Amer. S. & II...
do pfd
Amer. Sp
do pfd
Amer. 8. II....
do pfd
C. C. C. & St. L. 8014
coiorauo ho i
do 1st pfd 47V1
do 2d nfd 22i
Del. & Hudson. M714
Del, L. & W...2U6
Denver & It. U. V.
op via WVs
Erie 36
do 1st Pfd G9
94
"Amer. . & w
do pfd
Amer. Tin P..
do pfd,
Amer. Tobacco.,
do pfd
Anac. Min. Co.,
Hrooklvn R. T.
Colo. Fuel & I.
Con. Tobacco ..
do pnl
Fcdornl Steel.,
do pfd
Oen. Electric ..
14
110
. 73
11714
&
45
1 8014
, Co
44
10414
50
103
,217
Ot. Nor. pfd. ...20114
Hoeklnir (?onl....17 1
Hocking Va'.ley. 54'..
Illinois ;entrai.utri
Iowa Central ... 31V4
do pfd 60
Luke Erlo & W. D854
no lira utj
Lako Shoro ....21014
L. & N 100
Met. St. Ry....lGlfJ
aiex. central ... 2a
Minn. & St. L... 86
Glucose Sugar..
do pfd
Inter. Paper ....
do nfd
Laclede Gas
National HlBcult.
do pfd
National Lead...
do nfd
49
9514
26
78
81
40
95Vj
1614
83
do pfd 112
Mo. Pacllio 102?;
"aiontie &. u
M.. K. & T..
do nfd ,
80
23
58
N. J. Central... 15114
nunuiK IV V .... Dlft
(111 piU Nl
No. Pacltlc 93
National Steel,
do pfd
N. Y. Air Brake,
No. American .,
Paclllc Coast....
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd,,
Pacific Mall
Peoplo's Gas ...
Pressed S. Car.
do pfd
Pullman P. Car,
S. It. & T
Sugar
do pfd
Tenn. Coal & I..
U. a. Leather...
do pfd
U. 8. Rubber...,
do pfd
Western Union,,
Amnl. Copper ..
Republic I. & S,
do pfd
P. C. C. & St. L.
5414
11614
,15914
, 87
55
9J
, 61
33
10IT4
37
79
,201
414
14114
123
6714
. 13
75
20V,
92
9f
1714
7114
, 44
91
67
do pfd 2214
Ontario & W.... 3314
"wre. iiy. at ;s. 4;
"do prd
Pennsylvania
Reading
do 1st pfd.,,,
do 2d nfd....
70
.15314
. 35Vi
. 74
Rio O. W 85
uo pro 105
St. L. & S. F... 43!4!
do 1st pfd 8414
do 2d iiTil GS
St. L. Southw... 33
do pfd GI14
St. Paul 14914
do pfd 18414
St. P. & Omaha.123
So. Paclllc
414
28 V
So. Railway
110 pia
79,
Tex. & Pacific. 3414
Union Pacific ... tl
do pfd 84
Wabash 21
U. 8. Steel
do 6fd
Ex-dlv. Trust receipts. Nominal.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's Loudon
financial cablegram says; Uuslness on tho
Stock exchange hero was brisk today. ami
tho tone was ono of cheerfulness through
out thu market. Consols continued to ad
vance, urged on by the hopo of chonivr
money, Tnero Is nn opinion which Is grow
Ing dny by day that tho government will
refrain from any further Issues of coiuols
until after the war Is over. It is believed
the government lias practically decided not
to borrow any moro In this way, because
tho low prlco for consols now would mean
marketing n new issue at the most un
worthy level of 91. American shares wero
buoyant throughout tho list and through
out tho dny. London wnii a buyer of
Northern, Pacifies, Denver preferred nnd
Erles. Coal stocks, especially, but tho list
generally, were strong on fresh reports
that J. Plerpont Morgan had succetded In
avurtlng u strike In the coal fields. Now
York supported prices freely, nerlln bought
calls on Northern and Union Pacifies, Erles
nnd Readings, chlelly end of May or the
beginning of June. Gold to the extent of
100,000 Is going out to South America. Tho
hank has bought 18,000 of gold In bars.
Money was scarce, though the sales were
unchanged ou the exchange settA-meut and
tho end of the month demand. The market
borrowed 2,000,000 from tho bank.
Condition of tlir Treasury,
WASHINGTON, March CJt.-Today's state
racnt of tho treasury balance in tho 6eneral
fund, oxcliiMvo of the JKAOt'i.OOO gold re
srrvc In th illvlxl.in of rcilrmiitlnn. shows
Available cash balance, J153.9V.831J gold
?9'!.8I3,W8.
.Nmt York Jluwrr Mnrket.
NEW YORK, .Mnrch 2?.-MONEY-On
tun, steady at 21yi2 per cent; prlmo mcr
mimic paper, ;i'aM4 per cent.
STERLING F.-vi'llANGE Firm, with nc
tunl business In bankers' bills at JI.8S14 for
iiemnuit and $.8I for sixty days; posted
rates, JI.85Uftl.89; commercial bills, Jl.84'(f
'si'lVKK-Cettliicale, 69if01c; bar, 59e
Mexican dollars. 49c.
HONDS - Government, firmer; state
stronu: 111 1 Iron, I. In ,'L'iitnr.
The closing prices un bonds today are as
IOIIUN s.
U. S. luf. 2s, reg.
Id'!
N. Y. Central is,
.1071
uo coupon
do .'ts. r,nr
lOOW
N. J. C. gen. is.,
No. Paclllc 3s...,
do 4s
N Y C & 8 L 4s.
Ore. NaV. Is....,
do 4s
Oregon S. L. 6s,
do cousol 5s..,
Reading gen. Is,
Rio G. W. is
St L & I M c. 5s,
St I, .V S F g. fin,
St. Paul consuls.,
3t. P.. C. & P. Is,
do 6s
1114
, 7fl
do colltinti
ut
13'i
tO.Mu
do new Is, reg,
do coupon
do old Is, reg,,
do coupon
do os, reg
.lOsife
,100
101
,'.2S
116
, 9i
JI3-4
.11114
111 U
uo coupon
I), n t i. n
tllli
I2.1K,
:oii
Atch. gen. Is'.'.'.'.'
lOlh,
11814
132
no nuj. 4h
Canuda So. 2s...
los
1l'(
1S114
1. ties, ft o. 4 lis
1I0 T..
118
12014
.1411
C. N. W.' c. 7s,
1.14114
So. Pacllio Is....
up 8. F. .lob. 6s
Chicago Tor. 4.
Colorado j
124
37
M4
So. Railway 5s...
11s;,
H. It. fc i . lis...,
Tex. & P Is ,
do 2s
Union Pacltlc 4s,
Wabash is ,
do 2s
West Shore Is..
68
120
95
106
.& R. O. Is.'.'.
102
i:rie general Is.
F. W'.Al D. C. Is
Gen. Electric 5s
Iowa Central Is
L. & N. unl. 4s..,
. 89 4
,107.
,120
11714
.W2U
80
9S14
119
110,4
115
Wis. Central Is.
Va. Centuries...
90T4.
ai., iv, & T. 2s.,
do 4s
9314
Offered.
Ilnatori stork Quotation.
110STON, March 2S.-Cull loans. 2i4?3!4
per cent; time loans, 3Vitf I per cent. Otllclai
1 lUBinii i
A.. T. & S. F...
Amer. Sugnr ..
do pfd
Amer. Tel ,
Ronton A- Alb'v
ItOStOll MlnvnloH
Westlngh. Elec.
Atchison 4s
N. E. G. & C. 6s,
Adventure
Ring. Min. Co..,
Amat. Copper .,
Atlantic
Boston & Mont...
Hutto & Roston.
. C2l:
,102
, r.s
15
, 241
,111'4
12.'
109
,236
17414
, 99
C, H. & Q ,
IW
3S
UO
50
.103
H44
217'.s
:o0
2tW
24
209
21314
20
91
3'4?
91
32
333
, 9S
830
, 27
21
, 25
jjonunion Coal.,
do pfd
Federal Steel ..
do ofil
Cnl. & llecla....
Centennial
Franklin
Humboldt
Osceola
Parrot
Qutncy
Santa Fo Con...
Fltchburg prd...!
Gen. Electric ..,
do prd ,
Kd. Flip. 111
AX
Mex. Central ..,
O.'d Colony
Old Dominion .,
ltd
333
Tamarack
uuniicr
Union Pacific ...
t'nlon Lund
West End
Utah Mining ...
Winona
Wolverines
33t4
4?4
01
London Stock Qaotnt lona.
LONDON, March 2S. 4 p. tn.-ClosIng:
Illinois ni,ntrnl.r'li (lninil 'rnml
r J,i.iu..iii ;n. 4- Y
.......... iu-74 imcuiniii y
Unlon 1 ?c' l,f,1 Ml """J Mines 40!
No. Paclllc pfd. 9L'!i
Ex-divldond.
P.,i.?.,.I'VK"-Eay. 27 7-lGd per ounce.
MON E 1 ISi-IW. npr ennt. Tim mi nt .n-
COlint In tho onen marki't for nhnrl' hlllo la
')cr eeni; ror mree months- bills,
3l3Ts per cent. v
Kerr York Mlntns; Stocks.
KRW VnrtU- M..l. ou n.i. 1
...... ..ti.iui, Q. inv 4U1IUWII1K
ore quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con 23
Alice 31
Rreece 120
Little Chief
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potosl
Savage
Sierra Ncvadw.
Small Hopes ,,,
Standard
. 14
.900
. 72
. X
. 12
. 10
. 32
. 65
. 40
llrunswlck Con.. 21
Comstock Tun.. 55
Con. Cu!. & ,Va.200
Dead wood Ter.. 60
Horn Silver 110
Iron Sliver 5S
Lendvlllo Con... 6
Cotton Mnrket.
NKW VrHll. XT., 00 rtnnwA.,
closed quiet and V.c. hli..h,r; ml, 1. ill,,,. ,,
ltmrla fiTti?. ...I.K, " . . ... " :
irt V , . ......... h ftuti, a ciw; huich,
i c.bltIc.s' closed steady; March,
7.82n; Alirll 7fcJ Xf.... n ftn. - n. '
. ' v"':' ,"., i.vu, ,ui), i.yiu;
AugUBt. 7.63c' September. 7.40o; Oetnlier
.31c; November, 7.27c; December, 7.21c:
January, 7.26c.
I.ivi.'iivrinr. m.. nit OO r"i-vrnrT- n .
modernto busInosB' nnd prlcon l-l6d lower:
American middling fulr, 5 1-lCd: good mld
d I nff, 2 45-SiM; mlddlinK. 5 19-32d; low xnld-
uune, .lK'a; pood ordinary, ir-32d: ordl-
nnri'. 1 Ifl. toil uoir... itrwin
1 r'Hr" XS.r f Peculation and export and In-
Innlllillnr- C OiVi Ann..lnn t... I
quiet and closed steady; American middlTnff.
Art Mffl 34-6UI. sellers; April nnd May.
. otm-m, iiiki june. 4 J..ti4vii
4 33-&ld,
buyers;
buyers;
buyers; June nnd July, 4 32-64(1
July and August, 4 31-GI4 32-Gld,
August und September 4 23-Gld.
Sptcmber, 4 23-G4d. buyers; Onto.
ouygrs;
oer. g.
n. 1.. 4 fl.r.lffi-i in.t'.lY .nt... A . 1
und November, 4 5-644j4 G-Gld. value; No
vember nnd December. 4 3-G4JH 4-6ld. value.
JVKW ORLEANS, Murch 28.-COTTON
Ilrm; sains. !tflm h,i1n. ,-.pii.,n.. r
B0,,d,..or11",ir'' 6! low middling. 7 3-16c;
lillil.lltnr Rr.. . 1.1. II, p, .1. 'm'
Hi I V ...f nmuniiB, ou-iire mill-
dllng fair. 8c. nominal; receipts. 400 bules;
stock, 423,150 bales. Futures, steady: March,
i.ivu uiu; rtprn, ,.vji(i.a,c: .May, 7.907.91c:
32,e; lVS7.7c; July. 7.82&7.83c; August
7.G0(! bid; Rpn mhsr 7 "On 1,1.1. tX
fi7.17c; Novembor. 7.15c: Decembnr. 7.12s
7.13c.
ST. LOUIS, Murch 28, COTTON-Qulet
and 11-lGc lower: middling. 814c; no snles;
rcce pts, 1,166 bules; shipments, 1,778 baleB
stock, 74,157 bales. '
IVctv Y6rk Dry iooila Mnrket.
NEW YOItTf. AtnrM, 8 Tlliv nnr,nn
Home demand for brown cottons continues
'Km. mm nine uomg tor export. Prices
dull nnd lower. Coarse colored cottons
quiet. Some stocks cleared up on private
terms. Wldo sheetings In fulr demand.
Print cloths quiet throughout. Prints and
ginghams unchunged. Cotton linings quiet
outside of percallnes.
Oil mill Roalit.
Oil. CITV. MnrH "s n 1 1 ar.iu
nnccs, $1.30, certlllcntes, no bid: sales, one
rush. J1.27; nhlnmnntu RS (f 1.1, lu
89.109 bbls,; runs, '108,690 bbls.; average, 86,-
vjo uuia.
Wool Mnrkrt.
ST. LOUIS. March 28. WOOL-Strnnirpr
ror finer grades, but not nuotuhlv lower;
medium grades. 12fil8!4c: light line. 124jl5c;
lienvy line, 100120; tub washed, 1727c.
Knnann City live Stock Mnrkrt.
KANSAS CITY. Mnrch 28 CATTM-T
Receipts. 4.500 head natives. 150 head Tet.
nns una w ncuu calves; best steers, steady:
stockers and feeders, easy; light cows nnd
heifers, steady; others slow: native beer
steers, J4.G04jf-3.55; stockers and reedcrs, $1.23
T5.25; red westerns, $4.3505,10; Texas and
Indian steers. $4.15f 1.90; cows, $3.25'i'4.50;
heirers. $3.754.83; cunners, $2.50i3.15; bulls,
$3.25f(4.60; caives, $l.50f(6.50.
HOGS Receliit8, 15,000 liead; strong; pigs,
5o lower: top, $0.03; bulk or sales, $5,804(6.00;
heavy, $5,905(1.05: mixed packers, $5.8214tf
6 90; light, $5.GMr5.8714: pigs, $4.90113.50.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Recelpts, 6,600
head; market, sternly; western lambs, $5.15
f5.25; western wethers, $l.50tfj'3.00; western
yearlings, $I.75JJ6.10; ewes, $4.234.60; culls,
$..73ij4,tiO.
St. I.oula Lhe .Stock Mnrkrt.
ST. LOUIS. March 28. CATTLE Re
celpts, 1,500 head. Including GOO head Tex
nns; market, steady; native shipping nnd
export BteerH, 4.8545.80: dressed beer nnd
butcher steers, $4.00ff6.20: steers under 1,000
lbs., $3.63tff,33; stockers and reeders, $3.25fj"
4.63; cows and heirers, $2.0OW1.70: ennners,
$1.23S-.75; bulls, $2.83f(3.75; Texas and In
dian steerB, $3,60ti l.9o; cows and heirers,
$2.603.60.
HOGS-Recelpts, 10,100 head; mnrket,
steady to strong) pigs and lights, $5.S."xii5.95j
puckers. $5.S5(f? 5.9714: butchers. $6.0Oj6.15.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Recelpts, 1,4')0
head; native muttons, $t.5O5j5.10; lambs, $3.0(1
f 1 3.75; spring lambs, $9.50; culls and bucks,
$2.73-i.0o.
Nt. .loarph Live Stock Mnrkrt.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, March 28.-(Spo-clal,)
The Journal quotes:
CATTLE Receipts, 1,500 head: market
active and steady: nntlves, $l,15f5.60; Texan
and westerns, $3.70fS.25; cows und heirers,
$2.255H&0; bulls find stags, $2.33'nl.75; year
lings nnd cnlves, $3,751(4.75: stockers and
reeders. $3.40131.73: veals, $4.75 8 7.00.
HOGS Receipts. 5,800 head: market aver.
11 Bed steady: all grades, $5.SO5j6.05; bulk
or sales, $5,831(0.93; pigs, steady to 6010c
lower.
SHEEP AND LAMllS Receipts, 2,700
head; market active, steady, to strong; Mex.
Iran lambs, $3.20; Mexican yenrllngs, $5.10;
lambs. $4.9005.35: yearlings, $I.50Q0.10; weth
ers, Jl.40fcl.75; ewes, $3.8M(4.30.
Slock In SiKht.
Following nro the receipts nt the rour
principal western markets fop. March IS:
Cattle. Hogs, Sheep.
South Omaha 3.782 6,073 7,750
Chicago lo.ono 2o,fA) jit.ftmj
Kansas City 4,650 15,000 6,C0l)
St. Louis 1,500 10,000 1,400
Totals ,,,,,,,,,, 19,932 61,073 30,760
Cons., money. ,93 1M6 N. Y. Central... 15014
do account. .93 H-tG, Erlo 3714
Atchison. C3"4 do 1st pfd 72
t-'jimidlaii Pnc... 9fi Pennsylvania ... 79
St. PllUl I5M4 l!,.n,llnr. iciZ
. . . . 73
OMAHA LIVE ST0C1 MARKET
Ohoio Bnf Sttin Steidj nd Otheri Slow
and Wuk.
HOGS SOLD A NICKEL HIGHER TODAY
Fnlrly l.llirrnl Supply of Sheep In
SlKlit nnd the l'rcllnu; on Until
Sheep nnd Lninba Wilt a
Trlllc Weaker.
SOUTH OMAHA. Mnieh
Receipts were! Cattle. Hons. Sheen,
Official Mummy 2,3t3 2,ibti 2,015
Official TueMiay ,'i,ojj o.ilt 3,iit
Oltlclal WeUtiesday 3,:'2j b,li7 7,l0
omcal 'iliursduy 3,is2 b,,3 7,?W
Four days this week. .12,411 21,790 20,921
Same days last weeK... .11,021 2J.SJ6 2f,OoS
Sumo Uas weeK before.. ll.WJii 2j,40J 23,120
oainu tliree Weca.i 11KO..KM13 2o,8o2 20,499
sumo tour weens iinu...ll,t;il 3a2a l,tnt
bunie uays last year.... 8,'aH Ij.io'J 2vt,sll
AveiUbu jn leu piud tor hogs fur thu vus
a,ciui uu), wun coiupuiisons:
I 19 U 1900.b9.1898.18'J7.1896.18yj
.March 1.,
March 2.,
.uuich U..
.uarcli 4..
March b..
Marcli 6,.
Murcli 7..
Murch
Murvn 9..
Murcli lo.
6 22141
f -'ml
I
5 32t
a
6 341
6 3iH
4 CS 3 61
4 bb, 3 bi
4 69, J t,l
3 U2
4 74
4 7u 3 5i
4 Vl 3 bO
4 72 3 6J
4 U 3 68
4 73 3 63
I 3 l)9
4 76 j
4 7 3 6
4 76 3 bJl
4 79 3 b9
4 8j 3 601
4 941 3 6ji
I 3 681
4 89
4 ttJl 3 6
4 81 3 56
4 tu 3 60
4 90 3 631
4 93 3 601
I 3 67
4 89 I
4 97 3 60
5 05 3 G6
3 7S 3 60
3 8j J 4
3 881 3 4
3 S 3 4
3 f.' 3 03
I 3 liJI
3 8 I
3 7l 3 C7
3 76 3 601
3 8U 3 6o
3 i9 3 4
3 741 3 10
I 3 7S
3 69 I
3 641 3 80
3 701 3 67
3 71 3 91
3 73 3 88!
3 731 3 Hi I
4 00
3 75 1
3 76, 3 9S
3 76 3 911
3 71 I 3 93
3 6)1 3 Vi
3 U) 3 91
I 3 Sbl
3 57
I 3 88
3 74 3 W
J 6v
3 89 3 91
3 s 3 97
o If! J V.
3 8U I 00
I 1 v
3 81 4 03
0
3 84
Murcti H.i
Murcli 12. 1
Murcn y4,
Murcli 14.1
Murch Jo. 1
o S9?
6 40t
6
6 6b;, j
0 Wl,
6 5314
a bl'4
5 71
6 8214
3 8J1 4 10
3 80 4 10
3 .9, 4 20
3 bi 4 28
I t 34
3 77 4 it
Maivil lt.
March 17.
3 8J1
Murch IS.
i ai 4 ii
3 Ml 4 41
3 67 4 36
3 ill 4 Ai
4 46
March 19.
March 20.
Murcli 21.
Aiurch 22.1
Mutch 23.
3 731 4 W
Murch 24.
3 bo I 1
3 oai 4
Murcli 23.
Murch 26.
5 76
6 87
6 85?i
5 00U
3 661 4 80
3 711 4 74
3 70 4 82
March 27.
March 28.
Indlcutes'Sunday,
Tho Ofllclal number nf curs of stock
brougfit In today by cuch roud wus:
Cuttto. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's,
l ., M. Ac Ml, 1'. IIV.. 8
O. &. St. L. Uf I
Mo. Pacific Ry 1
Union Pac. System.. 31
C. H N. W. Ry 1
F., E. & M. V. R. R.. 36
3
3
3
19
2
21
1
8
19
21
. ('. & si. l'. Ry.... 0
C, St. P., M. & O... 23
U. & Jl. R. R. It -1
C, II. & Q. Ry 7
K. C. & lit. J 3
C, R. I. & P., east.. 1
C, R. I. .t P., west.. 1
Illinois Cetitrul 11
Total receipts ....152
81
2S
The dlsnositloti of the day's receipts was
as follows, eucn uuycr purcnasiug tuo uum
ber of lieuu liiulcutcu:
Buyers.
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep
Omaha Packing Co 301
178
a. H. Hammond Co 333
Swift and Company 635
Cudiihy Packing Co 453
Armour & Co 632
Swirt, rrom K. C 62
Swirt, rrom country
1,002
1,127
651
1,505
110
1,566
1
1,188
'331
R. Decker & uegnn m
Vunsant & Co 29
Iobmun & Co 141
W. I. Stephen 10
11111 & uunizingcr tu
Renton & Underwood... 117
Huston & Co 12
Llvlngstono & Schallcr. 15
Hamilton & Rothschild. 2S
L. F. Husz 22
I). F. Hobblck 185
Woir & M 123
Other buyers . 305
190
Totals 3,617 5,226 3,416
CATTLE There wns a good, liberal sup
ily or cuttle here today, which naturally
lad 11 tendencv to make buyers 11 little
bearish, as there has been a good run of
cuttle Hero all this week. Tne uemanu.
however, was In ralrly good shape and
there were no rndical changes in prices.
Reeelnts Included about 45 cars of beer
steers nnu tne uclter gruaes soin in jusi
nbout yesterday's notches. Good, heuvy
cattle tor export or good handy weight
cattle were. In the best demand and no
change was noticeable In the prices paid
ror them. Tho commoner kinds, howovor,
did not move as freely und sellers In some
cases naa to tano less money ror tnem
than tho samo kind sold for yesterday.
Tho ract that there wero quite a rew
cattlo on sale cave buyers a chance to
discriminate uguinst the undesirable grades.
There was not lis much mo to the cow
market this morning ns has been the case
the greater part of the week. Uuycrs were
inclined to pound prices a little and In
some cases thev succeeded and In others
they did not. Tho mnrket for that reason
was a trifle uneven und thero wus no gen
eral decline on any kind. Some of the
better grades sold lower, as well as tho
s deslrublo kinds. The market could
perhaps best bu described by calling it
steady to weak in extreme cases.
uuiiH ma not. snow mucn cnango in tne
prices pnld today, but sellers found tho
murket a llttlo dull. Veal calves brought
steady prices.
There were oulto a few .feeders hero to
day, and, although speculators huvo a good
many on nanu, mey unugni up wnni was
offered at nbout steady prices. This has
been a dull week In stock cattle, as the
demand from the country has been very
light und the cattle have been accumulat
ing, but In spite of that fact prices on tho
better grades have held Just about steady.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
Av. l'r.
. 723 $3 0
. 730 3 60
No.
5
13
46
14
Av.
1102
966
1192
1143
l'r.
4 60
4 ro
4 65
4 65
4 55
4 65
4 65
755
3 76
1....
2....
1...,
4....
1....
O
2'.'.'.'.
1....
. 870
.1205
. 760
. 840
. 750
3 75
3 75
4 I'O
4 00
4 00
30
1109
1110
862
1.
4.
IS.
17.
.,...1162
1215
1170
1096
1203
4 65
4 65
4 60
4 60
4 60
. 675
4 00
815 $4 00
84U 4 00
(!..
..1104
4 05
17
12....
,, 850
.. 815
.. 837
..1000
.. 991
.. 900
.. 951
.. 843
.. 735
.. 770
.. 910
..1056
.. 970
..1013
4 15
4 20
4 23
4 ?5
4 25
4 23
4 23
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 "5
4 30
23 ,
25
20
22
15
20... fl,
37
19
16
19.....
19
18
8
12
17
19
16
18
17
10
4
17
16
8
21
21
22
27..,..
30
1054
4 CO
8....
4....
1....
8....
1....
1125
1081
1186
1160
4 GO
4 CO
4 60
4 00
1168
4 C5
19....
11....
1214
123G
1085
1103
1166
1173
1201
1225
1210
1161
1121
1190
1378
1176
1303
1305
1081
1187
1288
1309
1303
1275
1400
4 70
70
70
70
2....
1...,
20....
17....
70
75
30....
4 30
4 35
4 ?5
4 25
4 35
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 45
4 45
4 45
4 45
4 60
4 60
4 50
4 CO
4 30
19...
5
1 1010
4 75
1 1050
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 iO
4 80
4 80
4 86
4 t5
4 f5
4 85
4 93
4 95
5 00
6 00
1
920
20..
1029
1130
1003
1003
18..
3.
18 1067
16 977
9 995
18 1021
1 1060
24 1053
1 1350
11 1072
10
..1055 4 60
STEERS AND
HEIFERS.
10..
814
4 00
13...
17...
.1140
4 65
4 80
20..
...1056
... 970
,.. 840
... 810
... 9)0
...1070
...1010
... 740
...1010
...1000
...1030
...1020
4 40
....1077
7
4 60
COWS.
5....
32....
1....
1....
1....
...105C
...1021
...1560
...1360
... 970
...1310
3 65
3 65
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 80
3 85
S 5
3 85
3 S5
3 to
3 90
3 90
s no
2 fO
2 55
2 73
2 75
2 75
2 75
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 0(1
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 40
3 40
3 40
2 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 65
3 CO
3 CO
3 ro
3 7
3 65
1235
1025
1140
900
ill5
1077
1015
.1010
3 1110
12...
26...
13...
4 1107
2 99')
1 930
1 1130
1 1080
2 1110
1 1080
1 1183
2 933
1162
15,...
7....
4....
17
9....
81..,.
1....
11....
17....
21....
C,...,
10....
L...
13.,.,
3....
1....
1....
1....
993 '3 90
1111 3 i3
10IO
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 no
4 00
4 05
4 05
4 03
4 03
4 10
4 10
4 15
4 20
I 25
4 30
4 40
4 73
3 fO
4 0
3 S5
.1 40
3 40
3 40
3 10
3 45
3 50
, 1010
911
1000
1370
1116
1304
11G9
120S
973
1250
1207
1206
1230
1100
1....
0.'.'.'.
1....
1230
1060
1163
8tV)
1230
1.
1 1140
1 1070
11 9S7
6 1070
1 1080
& 10S4
1 1170
1 1520
1 1130
1 1240
1 1030
3 1100
1 1170
1 1500
1 1220
1 11S9
..1410
.11114
3.
11...
....1057
....1330
3 63
I.
HULLS.
2 60
2 50
1
,1600
1320
, SI0
1140
, 600
1
1
1
1
2
3 00
2 00
.1 10
3 15
1
,1090
l..t IO)
1 tl0 3 13 1 17(V) 3 60
1 1M 3 2& 1 VOSO 3 73
3 16S.I 3 fft 1 lltO I M)
1 l.'ioO .1 T5 1 900 4 25
t 1SS0 3 30 1 510 5 W
1 1180 3 35
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 470 2 60 1 750 3 40
4 955 2 73 4 463 3 60
1 620 2 10 1 49i) 3 60
1 910 2 90 2 8t5 3 TO
1 1120 2 90 1 790 3 60
1 900 3 CO 5 62S 3 60
1 800 3 10 2 845 .1 fO
1 1010 3 20 1 1170 3 63
1 600 3 23
COWS AND HEIFERS.
17 N9 3 25 19 977 4 10
3 720 3 10 8 1190 4 25
4S 937 3 55 7.... 113i) 4 30
2 1100 3 90 21 1037 4 20
HEIFERS.
4 417 3 00 4 833 4 00
1 635 3 00 6 916 4 05
4 3 ?5 4 887 4 10
1 650 3 35 1 581) 4 10
3 3 GO 4 937 4 10
22 C6 3 CO 4 827 I 10
1 1030 3 63 9 lias 4 10
1 990 3 IS 10 1031 4 15
16 697 3 75 5 1050 4 15
21 628 3 75 3 983 4 15
4 787 3 80 6 1106 4 15
7 927 .1 85 1 920 4 23
1 800 3 !") 10 975 4 30
18 1017 .1 90 15 940 4 So
3 SV! 3 90 1 10") 4 65
21 728 4 to 1 910 4 60
CALVES.
1 2G0 6 75
STOCK CALVES.
1 360 3 00 4 315 3 50
1 230 3 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 410 2 75 21 641 4 20
2 640 2 75 1 840 4 V5
14 323 3 20 26 433 4 23
2 575 3 23 1........ . 840 4 25
1 650 3 23 61 274 4 30
11. 918 3 25 I...' 1000 4 30
10 635' 3 45 3 746 4 35
1 800 3 50 1 880 4 33
1 620 3 60 2 80S 4 33
2...., 655 3 CO 24 tV5 4 35
6 768 3 50 8 925 4 40
1 770 3 75 15 9S6 4 40
2 665 3 75 10 689 4 40
1 680 3 75 17 880 4 40
1 670 -I 00 46 1007 4 40
66 997 4 10 It 1005 4 45
18 660 4 19 39 U2I 4 45
M 635 4 10 1 930 4 70
4 627 4 15 8 997 4 55
1 671 4 15 1 1110 4 73
10 744 4 15 9 861 4 75
STEERS AND STAOS.
19 1312 , !J 12 353 4 60
15 427 1 4.-,
HOOS TIuto wns another llcht run of
hOKM hero todnv nnd I ho marliL't oucnoi
about u nlckul lilchcr tluin yesterilny. The
hOKH boL'un nmIIIh? moHtlv ut S5.90 ami
J5.92V4. und the choicer Kradcs nold ut J5.95
una us lUBli us 5.97i wus puiu. ai morn
prices thu niurkut wun fairly active, but It
wus a noticeable feature that packers nil
wanted thn better Kradcs, and thu common
stuff was ncKlected and left until tho Inst.
As will bo seen from the table of uveraKe
nrlcvs today s advance establishes n nuw
iilKh mark, so Hint nrlccs are nualn ut thu
hkiicsi iioini readied since January oi i.
iiiu utisu ill inu milium wtin nun cut.,
weak, thn lidviinri) helnir luirtlv lost. As
sellers were holding for the mornlnK prices
u was late before a clearance was inauc.
Keprcseiitullvo sales
No.
Av. Sh. l'r.
No.
46...
69...
71...
44...
5S...
Av.
.217
.223
.214
.210
Sh. l'r.
40 6 90
120 6 90
... 6 90
35..
81..
73..
67. .
66..
73..
72..
76..
.171 10 .) 80
1'Ot'i
... 5 85
..190
..215
..241
..211
..212
160
80
80
80
120
5 S3
5 85
0 874
5 87t
5V4
5 S7',v
6 Slti
6 90
6 90
5 90
5 90
6 W
5 90
6 2'4
5 921,4
5
..239
77
73
56
221
218
80
40
160
40
40
'so
...208
..220
''3
.'.'263
..258
..313
..224
..238
..237
126..
G8...
71...
68...
78...,
78...,
68...,
83...,
77...,
.193
40
120
80
160
120
120
40
200
120
120
80
40
80
80
40
40
72..
32..
...204
...211
...200
...197
...211
...2J9
...211
...231
...191
...191
...217
6 87l
108.
6 87 35
5 87 W 71,
... O '.'.',
... 5 92J4
... 6 92(4
,.. 5 92V4
80 5 92H
.. 6 92J4
140 5 92k
80 5 92H
.. 6 92',
o ei's
- iii"
5 i.7',j
5 87'
5 47V,
5 K(2
u 8i!i,
6 8"iii
5 90
6 90
5 90
6 90
5 90
5 90
5 90
5 90
6 90
5 90
6 90
5 111
5 90
5 90 '
5 90
5 90
5 90
6 90
C9.
70.
C9 236
65 237
72 23S
16..
81..
25..
70...
71..
81..
65....
71....
2tW
215
81..
6 92Va
...221
...291
...23.J
...17
...242
...23S
...211
...210
...217
...250
...213
...223
...245
...217
...241
...224
...313
...249
...220
76 214 ... 6 92Vi
G2 240 80 5 12U
72 253 160 5 I'jiJ
7C 97 nn r ,,.,,
37..,
67...
106.,
re.
,.253
65..,
87..,
65..,
44..
80..
27..
60..
70..
76..
80..,
76..,
62...
70...
57..,
78...
30...
67...
...229
...278
...320
'.'.'.237
...235
...262
...228
...236
...258
,.,2G8
,..293
...215
,..244
,..244
,..285
c r.",4
5 924
B 92(j
72..,
77...
80
40
74...
69..,
C P2h
5 92"j
5 924
5 92'.4
? !?a
6 95
6 95
6 95
D 95
6J..
67..
40
84...
68...
67...
80
80
80
75...
1...
.., 5 95
... 5 93.
... 5 95
... G97&
... 6 97H
liberal sup-
66..,
67..
72.,
5 90
6 90
.207
3.
267
niv nt i. ; i"iriy
are iTrettv wnii ,mn .,J. ""A P.nckers
did hot n, , ,u: lnlH weeK they
U.eynotnm,J."f",?rA1cul'rly.wl.ether
nL.?ifttllnK.w"8 wek ail around
.SU0.tft''0"H: Choice fed wmh. " ii tab
,., i a. ..... .-
41 U.
lif-i . K00l wethers, Jl 3oa4.S0- choice
llKhtwclKht yearlltiBs. J4 854 ov rnlr t,,
yearling J4.OkfH.85: chof-e lfch5wEl.iV?
ewes. ,i.i&4.30; fair to good ewes 13 90- M
feeder i'Su tV SSJSW,. V .
Baics
Av. l'r.
87 12 50
"3 3 25
104 4 00
99 4 05
103 4 10
106 4 10
.75 4 25
67 4 25
58 4 25
8 4 05
7 4 05
70 5 00
cs n io
67 2 GO
104 4 00
117 4 10
64 5 00
164 3 23
06 4 25
108 4 50
20 cull ewes
16 nntlvn pwn "
460 western ewes
471 western ewes
18 western ewes
34$ western ewes
h recuer wethers
4 cull wethers
8 CUll wetl'.ern
107 western wethers ""
dinned wetln.ru
84 western lnmhn
298 western lambs !.'!!!.
o ewes
ft ewes ' "
G ewes
0 western lambs
7 western bucks
a WPRlnrn n ..
223 western wethers.'."!!!!.".'.'
CHICAGO LIVI3 STOCK MAIUC11T,
Cattle and Sheep Steady to Ntron-
""He Jiciive.
CHIC A fin Mnroh nc r. . m-n.
celnts. io .miV ih..'.,.? T.i"'.- "c-
ersSS'"
.,.; iinrv. "": K"im io prime
iM'inJtSSi ??r..t0 .$pyp- 3.75-d)
Texns-fed steersr'tt Oo'qS.OO TexaH-Ved" rass
V .iiT. , over, j.ww ncau:
f.nn."KU.r".vc f01 IerrniiuI : ood cleur-
?.8-5c& .WLffi?Vfcyy1
I5.95r 605' T"'""""'w' ol 8a'e.
iP AMHS-necolnts, 16,000
':. top, o.4b: Rood
mii TimiS,. ' 'u(u'-0s; wlr to choice
mixed, JI.DOW.W; western sheep, J4.8(Vrr5.0G:
yearlings, $4.80f,;.15; native lambs, $.S5
T York I.lv Nlnnlr ff -t.-..
i...V ' i ."'. ):" "P".Y B-ne.
c,Vl,ll.',8,Vn.?,lm.nBen " shipments today.
steady: common to prlmo veals. J1.60W7.50:
v'"ni niu. ii i tl i uiii vi-n. MJ.xArti i.mi.
MIKK1 A Mil I AMIItl I).n.,l.,i t Art
ncau; sneep, urm; lambs, loo higher: com
mon to good sheep, JI.0(Va.O0: culls, J3.50;
'i,i,i,T i.iiiiun, j.iu'uu.o: culls, Aj,
lliriC ,.... r K'.n . . ... .... .
llVO ilOgB.
NtoiiK City Live Stoek AInrket,
SIOUX CITY. March 2S.-tSneclaI Tele.
gram.) CATTLR Hecelpts, 400; mnrket
Bteody; beeves. J4.0u,45; cows and bulls.
mixed. J3.tioft3.75: stocKen) und feeders. J3.25
H.15: calves and yearlings, J3.00fM 40.
HOGS Hecelpts, 1,700: market 2'tijEo
hlKher, selling at J5.80ft5.9C; bulk of sales,
J5.85,
Stocks and Bonds
Bought and Sold and Carried oa Margin.
Bonds for Investment.
CHARLES C. ADSIT,
224 Le Sails St. Chiciro.
HANK lUH'HllKXCKS FII1INIHIIUU.
I'HIVATi: WIIIH T(l SBW YOItK.
Telephone toni).
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to James K. Iloyrt & Co.,
OMAHA, NKH.
COMMISSION
GItAI.V, IMtOVINIO.VH AMI STOCKS,
Hoard of Trade llalldlnK.
Dlroot wires to Chicago and New York.
Corrcepondcnce, John A. Warren & Co.
JBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
AW.JINGS AND TENTS.
Omaha Tent and Awning Go,,
OmaJm, h,
ManiiUcturors of
Tents and Canvas Goods.
Send for Cotuloutic Number 23
CIGARS.
ayncle Oscar"
The Favored 5c Ciar.
Strictly hand ruada by Hotio it Co.
Allen Bros. Co., Distributors
DRY GOODS.
M.
E. Smith & Co.
T Importers and Job-ken el
Dry Goods, Furnishing Ooodi
AND NOTIONS.
WHEN IN OMAHA
VISIT
Byrne-Hammer Dry Goods Go.
iiowAnn smi'inr,
OMAHA'S GREAT NEW HOUSE,
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIED
Uestern Electrical
y Company
Electrical Supplies.
BUetrlo Wiring Belli aid G Ltffctla
G. W. JOHNSTON. Mgr. 1310 Howard St.
SAFE AND 1U0N wORKS.
Hall's SnfcH,
Cusli Registers,
Typewriters
Hall Safe and
Lock Company,
1 1 1K Far na in St.
Davis & Cowgill Iron Works,
If JLNUrACTURERB AND JOBBERS
OF MACHINERY.
OENERAL REPAIRINO A 8PBCIALT1
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
1B01, inoa anal 1500 Jaekaon Htraat,
Omaha. Kek. Tel. Sail.
. rabrtkl. Atftnt. J. B. Cewtfll, Mcr.
ELEVATOrt SUPPLIES
ELEVATORS
Improved Qulok and Eaay Rlaiac
Steam, Electric and
Hand Power Elevators,
AUTOMATIC HATCH GATES.
8nd for catalogue.
KIMBALL BROS., COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1
UN nil UUt. Vfiepngn 1U.
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H. Davis & Son
Agents for the nichraoaa
afrlT Gatea aad
Klre poor.
Klarater Hydraullo ivt. Hand BleTaUrt.
pi.otnr rnmlrlnr a siieclalty. Leather
Valve Cupi for Elevator. Bmlnea aad
Printing Presasea.
nANE CO.
Manufacturers and Jobber, of
Steam and Water Supplies
Of All Kinds.
1014 ami 101l DOUGLAS ST.
ENVELOPES.
Buy from the Manufucturcr.4. .
Burkley Envelope Co.,
Makera and Printers ot
) j ENVELOPES j jk
All Kind, and Slzea.
120 North Fifteenth Street,
IMPLEMEN .
0
mahnlitiplement
and Transfer Co.
Arenta for Lambert Gaanllna Hnnin.
the Qoodhlra Itotary Orlnder, th
Erway Three Row Cultivator nnd the Horn
Comfort Lawn Swing. Send for catalogue.,
'or. Oth and Jncknon St..
GASOLINE ENGINES AND
GRAIN ELEVATOR MACHINERY
Havid Bradley & Go.
fj Council UltiiTs, Iowa
Gasoline Engines
Vertical. Horizontal and I'ortable,
from one horso power up.
Jobbers of Agricultural Implement, and
everything; in water, steam and gas .up
Dllea. PAINTS AND OILS.
National Oil & Paint Co.
(Incorporated.)
MANUI'AC'H!lli;itS AM) .IDIIIIMIIN.
Paints for all Purposes,
Varnishes, etc.
1015 and 1017 Jones St., Tel, 1721, Omaha.
WALL PAPER.
fetter Wall paper Co.,
JOISIiEKS
WALL PAPER.
Larse. well selected stock, nrlcca same a
eastern houses latest novelties, Dealers
send for 1901 sample line and terms.
jiii-i-ir i t , nninhn.
DR. KAV'S
RENOVATOR invltorates and renoyutes the
BTstem; purities and enriches the blood i cure
tho worst dyHpepBlu. conMlpntlon, headache!
liver and kidneys. !ifoniidl utdruifalits. Kree
R advice, sample und book. -'
Ur. IJ. J, Kuy, Burutoa, N.Y. Halk
CURSEpDRINK
J M ITbX DO VK CO RE never f.U. to UritroTcTii.
Iiib for .iruDB drink, lhe appetite for which eannnt
eijit after ui1d till, remeilf. (Uvea In iir n52 ii
with or without knowledge of ratUnt,1 aatelcaai Vl it
6ttrm.o UcConnell .nil kuliu t Co,, UufVlt.