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    TJTE OMAITA DAILY REE: TUESDAY, MATtCII 22. 1904.
roSTOFFICE SOTlfE.
Cltta dl Messina")
. fnr RRITIHH, DUTCH
ft a. . Trinidad; at 9.30 a. m. for NEW -rOT'NDLA
N P. rf' r a. b. R.-eMInd; at 10
. m. fnr ()HK."AIM, TRINIDAD nnd
CIVDAD HODIVAR. BRITISH, Dl.'TCH
and FRENCH fJLlANA. ter i. 8. Gren
ada, via Mrenrirta and 'flnldad.
THLRHDAY At 8 n. m. for Ct'BA. per .
Vigtlnncla (mull for Mexico, via Pro
greso. Cam-. and Vera Cms mint b
directed "T a n VlKllancla"i ; at l'):30
a. m. fnr AHUENT1NE. IRIGCAT and
PARAUl'AY, per a. a. Flntoretto; at 12
m. for MEXICO, per a. s. Seneca, via
Tamplco (mall must be directed "per a.
a. 8ineca"K at 1';30 p. m. for MAR
TI Nlyt'E, Ql.TAIKI.Ol'PE and BAR
BADOS, per a. a. Cltta dl Messina (mall
for Trinidad and Dutch Oulana must be
directed "per a. a
FRIDAY At a. m
and tfUP.x 11 i,i i.a. per a. a. tiler
(mall for St. Kilts. Nevla, St. Eustatlue
and St. Martina tnuat be directed "per a.
a Hller"); at 9 SO a. m. (supplementary
1:30 a, m. for INAOtTA and flAITI. per
a. a. Valencia; at 12 m for NORTHERN
RRAZIL, rr a. a. Ininstnn, via Para and
Mnnnna: at 12 m. for SANTIAGO, per a. a.
YUM I'm (mall must be directed "per a.
a. Yumnrl").
SATURDAY At 2:30 a. m. for BRAZIL,
per a. a. Syracusa, via I'emnmbuco, Rio
Janeiro and Pantoa (mall for Northern
Brazil, Arpentlne, l'ruguay and Paraguay
mnat be directed "per a. a. Syracusa");
at 8:31 n. m. (supplementary 9 30 a. m )
for CURACAO and VENEZUELA, per
a. m, MaTAcalbo (mall for Savanllla and
Carta arena must ba directed "per a. a.
Maracalbo": at a. m. for PORTO RIOO.
per a. a. roix-e, via San Juan; at 9:30
a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for
LKEWARl and WINDWARD ISLANDS.
BRITISH. DUTCH and FRENCH OUI
ANA, (Including Orenada and Trinidad
when apeclally addressed) per a. a. Par
Ima; at 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10:30
a m.) for FORTUNE ISLANDS. JA
MAICA, SA VANILLA and CARTAGENA,
per a. a. Blblrla (mall for Costa Rica
mnat r directed "per a. a. Blblrla"); fct
10 a. m. for CUBA, per a. a. Mexico, via
Havana.
Malla Forwarded Overland. Etc., Bi
cept Traaapaelfle.
CUBA Via Port Tampa, Florida, cloaea at
thia office dally, except Thuraday, at IB SO
a. m. (tha connecting nintla close here on
Mondays, Wedneadaya and Saturdaya).
MEXICO CiTY Overland, unleaa specially
addressed for dispatch b steamer, closes
mt this ofTice dallv. except Sunday, at 1:30
p. m. and 10 80 p. m. Sundaya at 1 p. m.
and 10:30 n. m.
NEWFOUNDLAND By rail to North 8yd
riey and thence by eteamer cloaea at thia
omca daily at 6:30 p m. (connecting malla
close here every Monday, Wednesday and
JAMAICA' By rail to Philadelphia and
thence by eteamer cloaca at thia office at
10:30 p. m. every Sunday.
By rail to Boaton and thence by ateamer
cloaea at thia office at 6. JO p. in. every
MIQUELON By rail to Boaton and thence
by ateamer cloaea at thia office dally at
6:30 p. m
BELIZE, PUERTO CORTKZ and GUATE
MALA By rail to New Orleana and
thence by ateamer cloaea at thia office
dally, except Sunday, at 1:30 p. m. and
110:30 p. m., Sundaya at Jl p. m. and 110:30
p. m. (.connecting mail cioaea nere Mon
day" at (10:80 p. m
COSTA RICA By rail to New Orleana and
thence by ateamer cloaea at thia office
dallv. except Sunday, at 11:80 p. m. and
1 10:80 P- ra.. Sundaya at 1 p. m. ami 110:30
S. m. (connecting man closes cere lues
aye at J10:80 p. m.f
BAHAMAS (cxce.pt rrcela-Poat Malls)
By rail to Mum!. 71.., and thence by
eteamer cioaea at .VS0 a. m. every Mon
day. Wedneaday and Saturday.
(Registered mall close at 6 p. m. previous
cay...
Traaspaelflo Malla.
CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle (apeclally
addressed only, cioae here dally nt :30
p. m. up to March 24th, Inclusive, for
dee patch per a. a. Bhawraut
AUSTRALIA (except West), FJJI ISL
ANDS and NEW CALEDONIA, via Van
couver and Victoria, B. C, cloae Jicre
dally at 6:w p. in. up to March Z6th, In'
'elusive, for deepatch per a. a. Moana.
ItAWAlf. JAPAN. CHINA and PHILIP.
PINE ISLANDS, via 'San Francisco, cloae
here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to March 128th,
Inclusive, ror aeepatcn per a. a. tjopuc,
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via Ban Fran
ci.cn cloae here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to
March" 27th, Inclusive, for despatch per
' U. S. Transport. '
HAWAII, via San Francisco, cloae here
,dally at 8:30 p. m. up to March 128th, In
clusive, for despatch per a. a. Alameda.
ruiMi. uid JAPAN, via Vancouver and
Victoria. B. C. cloae ers dally t 6:80
t m. uo to April !th, lnclualve, for
deepatch per av a. HJmpreaa of Japan,
lu.rchandiaa for U. 8. Postal Agenoy at
Shanghai cannot he. forwarded ( via
Canada:' ' '' ". ' 'V
china, and JAPAN, via Tacoma, fape-
dally addressed only) cloaea here dally
'at B:3U p. m. up lo. April imi, luutunivv,
e fsrR.tch ner a. a. Aaamefnon.
NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA (exoetit
Weat), NEW CALEDONIA, Ui,
nitiAl A lilTiriTr via Ran Frinnluin
cloae here dally at 6:80 p. m. up to April
luth, Inoiuatve, tor aeapaton per a. a
'V.niiira. (If th Cunatd ateamer carry
inr the British mall for New Zealand
doea not arrive In time t ronnect with
thia dlaratoh. extra- mnlla cloalna at 8:30
a. m., -9:80 a. m. and 6:30 p. m.; Sundaya
'at 4 80 a. m., 9 a. m. and 6:80 p. m. will
be made tip and forwarded until the ar
rival of the .'unara aiewmer.j
tiiWili JAPAN. CHINA and PHILIP.
PINE ISLAND, via San Franclaco, close
here dally at 6:80 p. m. up to April Uth,
lnclualve, for despatch per a. a. Korea.
P.M1TI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via
Ban Franclaco, cloae here dally at 6:10
p. m. up to April llhth. lnclualve, for dee-
patch per a. a. maripaao.
unTR- 1'nleee otherwise addressed. Weat
Auatralla Is forwarded via Europe; and
'New Zealand and Philippines, via San
frranclaoo the quickest route. Philippine
oeciallv addreased "via Canada" or "via
Burope muat he fully prepaid at the
foreign rate. Hawaii la forwarded via
San Franclaco exclualvely.
Tranapacitlo malla are forwarded to port
of aaillns dally and the schedule of closing-
la arranged on the presumption of
lWr uninterrupted everiana transit.
day.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
f.epoTt f Baioi and Weak Cablei Betn
Town Ooniidertbij-
CORN MEN LOOK FOR LIGHT RECEIPTS
ttaallty of that Received la Wood
Oata Not la Demand aad Star
feet la Left to Drift oa
Its Merita.
OMAHA, March 2L 1904.
The report of ralna throughout Kansas
and the weak cablca tended toward weak
markets thia morning. Chicago May opened
with a spread of So and ranged from Kc
to 81ic. Thia future on the Omaha ex
chanro alackened o by noon and opened
below the Saturday close. New July in
the Chicago wheat pit ranged from alc to
86tc, reacted later to 8So and dropped to
ward the close. Omaha declined Vi point.
Corn men expect the receipts to be light
from thia time on. and If thia la coupled
with an export demand It may give corn
Soino atrength. The May option lost Vi
point In Chicago, but held its own In the
Omaha pit. Oata have little speculative In
terest and lack a leader among the longs.
The market la drifting on tta merits.
The range In prlcea of Omaha grain from
future delivery and the cloae of Saturday
and today were aa follows;
The range In prices of Omaha grain for
future delivery and the cloaa Saturday and
today were a follows:
m M !Oafl?fj x
Open. High. Low. Today. Bat'y.
w neat
.. SS M 88 MA 884
.. i2 fC S2 824A
May
jujy
Corn
May July
Oats
May Local
48
46HB 484A 4HA
43HA
88
4
43V4
8S-4
I fresh southwestern, lHflSSc; fresh touth
ei n, 16.-.
I'lHiBSK Steadvr full creams, choice to
fancy, WS'yllc; fair tu good, lOVic.
CHICAGO GRAM ASD PHOVISIOSS.
Featarea of the Trad I a a- aid Cloalag
Prleea oa Board eft Trade.
CHICAGO, March SI.- Kxcellent growing
weather In Oklahoma took Hc off wheal
today; corn closed from S down; oata,
He and provisions, Wq:-c. Additional rain
fall over a large aectlon of the southwest
since Saturday imparted weakness to the
wheat market at the opening. May was
down VniO at MVfaMV', and July waa off
SGHo to 4hfic. ati7687',c. The cloae waa
about steadv, with May at 92c. July closed
at tiMqXo Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to 32S.70O bu. Primary re
ceipt were 7K,2i bu., against nl.. a
year ago. The amount of passage In
creased 1, 224.0OO bu.. while the visible supply
decreased 471,000 bu. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of 475 cars,
compared with U41 last week and 419 a year
ago.
Weakness In wheat had a depressing In
fluence on the corn market. Trading was
mainly In the July option. The cloae waa
ateady. July opened a shade to s'l'Sc
lower, at D0''fJ6oSc; Bold between 4fHo and
6GVfHc. and closed with a loss of -c at
SOVjfaeoOiC May closed down Uo at 62c.
Local receipts were 1U6 cars with three of
contract grade.
Oats ruled comparatively firm In tha face
of the weakness In wheat. The close was
steady, with May Htrvtc lower at 40c. July
opened Ho lower at 3M40, ranged between
SSHo and 8?e and closed with a loss of He
at 3Sc. Local receipts were 803 cara.
Provision were Inclined to weakness on
selling by commission houses and packers.
Pork showed the greatest decline. Cover
ing by snorts cauea a rair recovery, me
close being ateady with May pork 15c
lower at $13.10 May lard cloaed Re down,
at 88.924: riba were off 70 at $fi.77.
The leading futurea ranged a follow:
Article Open. lUgh. Low. 1 Cloee.l Bat'y.
SB
Caak drain Market.
While wheat waa not wanted and was off
lc from Saturday's prices, corn waa in
strong demand and all offerings were read
ily taken. Corn coming In Is of good qual
ity, out or 85 cars Inspected only four were
not better thnn No. 4. Receipts of wheat
Were cara in and 21 cara out: one week
ago, 8 and 14 cara. Corn and oats were firm
at the Saturday market. Corn receipts were
18 cara in and 13 cara out; one week ago, 13
and 14 cara. Oata receipts were 1 car in and
14 cars out; one week ago, 2 and S cara.
representative sales or cariots ny sample
on truck, Omaha: Corn No. 8 5 cara, 4SVc:
no. 4, l car. 42c; No. 8 yellow, wc: no.
white, 1 car, 434c. One car of No. 2 rye
sold to the river at 66c.
WHEAT No. I hard. 82V.TfW7c; No. 8
nara, iicuc; jno. t nam. nmir; jo.
spring, JiiS7c; No. 8 spring, Wt'tffl&c; No.
4 spring, TUH'SnSc.
. ukin ino. i, mc; ino. I, c; no. ,
41tj42c; No. 2 yellow, 44c; NO. 3 yellow. 44
rritiikc; no. 2 white, 44c: no. s wnite, c
43Hc
OATB No. Z. "7r;rac: NO. 3, J7Qt;c; ino.
4, 3tW37c; No. 2 white. 42IM3e; No. white,
4oti1c; no. 4 white, 3DS4Uc; Btanaara,
41H42Ho.
Notes from Exchange Offices.
A new arraln firm haa been formed and
will begin business April 1, with officee if
possible in the Board of Trade building.
A. B. Jaqulth la president and U. L.
Barnea vice president and treaaurer, and
the firm name will be the Exchange Grain
company. The new concern will do a
general commission and receiving business.
umana inspections oi grain were w iai.
Of wheat, 1 car graded No. 2 northern
spring, 1 car No. 8 hard winter, and 1 car
no grade. Of corn, 8 cars graded No. 2,
X cars No. 8, 4 cara no. t, i car no. a
yellow, and 1 car No. 8 white. Of oata. 2
cars graded No. 4, 2 cara No. 8 white
clipped, and 1 car no grade. One car of
rye graded No. 8.
Grata Market Klsewnere.
rinslnr nrlcea of arraln today and Satur
day at the markets named were aa follows:
CHICAGO.
Closed
Wheat Today. Sat'day.
Wheat
May
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
July
Sept.
Oata
May
July
Sept.
July
July
Riba
May
July
92H-3V,
87 rm
8oveI
934
81
B2'B3IB3 3
nOVeV50'37s
49'aS0j
I
40
8X.
33 Viia-
18 SO
13 40
97H
7 10
6 77
6 92
50 V,
33
1S72V4
13 45
9714,1
7 12W
82H
6 7Vi
91
85S
61'V
4',IRn,4'a
4V4i49Vi'
92 1 92'4
87H,8SVi9H
86H,S7
SI1
aVx
3X,
40
33V:33V.ig"4
12 87H
13 07V4
6 R5
7 00
6 65
6 80
13 10
13 80
6 92V4
1 10
77V4
6 92Vi
61H
4!H
48 V
8!H
884
13 25
13 45
6 82
7 02V
6 TTH
6 00
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were n follows:
FLOUR Quiet and easy; winter patent,
84.906.00; straights. 84.50a4.7O; spring pat
ents, 84.40(34.70; etraighte. M.O0Q4.2O; baker,
$3.(KKH3.50.
WHEAT No. , 93c; No. 2 red. 92?!V4c.
CORN No. 2, 51V,c; No. 2 yellow, 62'4C
OAT8-N0. 2, 39Vc; No. 3 white, 41c.
RYE No. 2. 70c.
BARLEY Good feeding, 38S40c; fair to
cnoico malting, womc.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. I1.07H; No. 1 north
weatern, $1.18; prime timothy, 83.00; clover,
contract trade. 310.50.
PROVISIONS Mess cork, per bbl.. 813.0O?
13.12. Iird. per 100 lbs., 8rt.75.77V4. Short
riba aidea (loose,, t.5i)Ei.62V4. Short clear
siaee (boxed). 87.250:7.3714.
The following were the recoipt and ship-
menu yesieraay.
Receipt. Shipment.
Flour, bbl 46.4"0 83.4"i0
Wheat, bu 29,400 87.2IX)
Corn, bu .203,100 90.900
Oata, bu 233.400 236,000
Rye. bu 14,000 S9.0O0
Barley, bu 80,900 16,700
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa ateady; creameriea, 14
21c; aainea, izwr.'ic. tKs. easy: at mark.
cases Included, l&VaC. Cheese, ateady, 10Vi3
May
July
Corn-
May
July
92
. 86Vk
::::::::: 88
44H
44Vh
90V
82 A
12
, (XJV.
KANSAS C1TT.
Wheat
May ..
July ..
Corn-
May
July
ST. LOUIS.
Wheat-
May
July
Corn-
May v
July 47
sUNKSArQUS.
Wheat-
May H4VtB
July MftB
DULUTH.
Wheat-
May 93
July 4)B
NEW YORK.
Wheat-
May 96
July 92
3V
87
62H
60
82T
773
its
91KA
8SA
4 B
47HB
6l
86 B
96V4B
WiA.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Higher Opening td Frioea 6nstined
Through Be turning Confidence.
DESIRE TO SELL UNITED STATES STEEL
iafnrleat Deanaad for Northern Se
curities on the Curb to 1,1ft
Prleea Nearly Three
Polata.
NEW YORK, March U.-The movement
ot today a stock market wua lu a large
part a working out of couultlona estao
naned last weea rather than a response to
any new cvenia bearing on values, fne
buoyant Block market 01 Saturday seemed
to have reeolvea the doubts of many aaep-
iicai oDeervere, and . there waa sutllc.ent
demand to cause a higher 'Opening tula
morning and to sustain nncta nrmiv.
thougii . without further advance, auring
the active market of the flrat hour. Thi;r.
alter the market languished and attempt
to renew the advance met with lmiifCe.r
ent bucccssl The heavy deaira to sell
United States Steel nreierred was influ
ential In bringing about the reaction.
Further rains in the winter wheat h..l
helped to sustain the granger In the early
uiaiKBi, Dm oiu noi save mem irom the
late reaction. There waa aufflclent demand
for Northern Becuriltea - the rurh to
lift it nearly three points over the security,
wnicn la taken to Indicate a feeling of in
surance against losses.
The recovery In the cotton market was a
safeguard agalnat further damages by
speculative losaea there. The announce
ment or a 310.OUO.000 stock lati hv th
Cleveland & Pittsburg on Pennsylvania's
guarantee of dividends waa a notice that
the capital expansion of the Pennsylvania
system is still In progress and was of
rather chilling effect, but not especially bo
upon Pennsylvania Itaelf. Western rail
road officials spoke In rather cheerful terms
of the traffic outlook, but their influence
waa overborne by the assertion of President
Mellon of the New Haven, that there had
been a slump of buslnees in New England
to a degree that called for large curtail
ment In railroad aervlce.
Condition in the money market were
unchanged and were without effect on
stocka. Bonds moved in sympathy with
stocks. The United States ueiond oa were
heavily sold In the late dealings, together
with the preferred Block. Total sales, par
value, 82,6T6.U0ii. United Stales 2s ad
vanced Vs and the old 4s 4 on call.
Following were the quotations on the
Stock exchange today:
Bales.Hlgh. Low. Close
today opened Arm, but trading became in
active and the market closede calm. Rua
aian Imperial 4s closed at 94 50. The private
rate of discount was 2 per cent. Three
per cent rentes. 96f. Exchange on London,
t 24c for checka.
Wew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. March 21 MONET On
call, steady at per cent; Inst loan, Md
and offered, 1 per cent. Time loans, easy
and dull: 60 days, 8 per cent; 90 days, IVtf
3H per cent; 6 month, HVa4 P"r cent. :
TRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 440
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm at da
cllne. with actual business In bankers' hills
at 24.871i4.871o for demand and at M.ftlTtf
4 8440 for slxtv-day Mils: posted rates. 14 Sa
ti4SS; commercial bllla, $4.84'.
SILVER Bar, MSc; Mexican dollnra,
44V
BONDS Government, firm; railroad. Ir
regular. The closing quotations on bonds are aa
follows:
lWtf.iManhattan e. a. 4i...lM
lcir., Mri. ontral 4s.
K0 iln tut ino
1014 Minn. St. L. 4i
132SIM.. K. A T. 4s..
1SJSI n
1"7 N. R. II. ol M. 1
n In. y. C. f.
Ki-lN. J. C. . U...
V. 8. rrt. It, reg.
do 2s, coupon....
do 3, rrt
do coupon
do new 4. re..
do coupon
do old 4n. rrg...
do coupon
Atchison pen. 4l...
do ad. 4
Atlantic C. L. 4l.
do Sa
Central of Oa. la.
do lit Inc
Ches. Ohlo-4S-Chicaxo
A A. ISkn.
C, B q. n. 4a.
C. M. A 8. P,
C. A N. W
I No. Paolfio 4s
,. es'41 do Sa
.. N. A W. e. 4a
..106 O. I. U It 4 par
.. 9i Penn. conv. 38..
..loitt Readlnx sen. 4s...
.. 77 m. U 1. M. c. (.l .all'4
14 St. L A B F. (f. 4a. ;
St. 1.. 8. W. la
Seaboard A. u. 4s....
R- 4a..l07i
ia....izio4i
.. Ill,
.. '.
.. 74
.. I7V
4a 7
., t7H
..lt
. ioji4
.. 71
.. t
.. Iltt
C, R. I. a p. 4a.... K 80. Pacific 4a
ao coi. ta 7t
r.C.C. A nt. L. f. 4a. I
Chlcaso Tsr. 4a M
Ton, Tobacco 4s MV
Polo. 80. 4a K
D. A R. O. 4l tV
Erls prior lien 4s.... 7
ao Ken. 4a 84
Ft. W. p. C. la-.tOCA
HocKIng Val. 44a...lor.
a n. unl. 4s
Offered.
London Stork Market.
LONDON. March 21.-i-Cloalng:
Conaola. tnonaj... M U-14IN. T. Central..
do account M l-it Norfolk
Paclflu
J
..23.0110
.. 2.800
..28.MIO
.. 100
.. 6,200
i,m
.. 1.400
. . 2")
.. 2.0H0
.. 1.900
. .63.in.iO
li0
100
200
7i )
4K)
4I0
S,20D
90l
7!
89
115
'33"
8(14
15
J45H
17S'
9
30
76H
18V
65
2ii
153
400 20
.13,900
. 1,000
. 600
'. "366
i 1,000
as',
64.t
41
"fjiim
1284
HEW YORK GESIERAL MARKET.
St. Loala Grata and Provision!.
ST. LOUIS, March 21. WHEAT Lower:
No. 2, caah, elevator, 86c; track, 81.0314
i.ua-; may, softc, juiy, we jno. 2 nara,
88a9la
CORN Lower: No. 2 oaah, 45c; track,
4C'S4c: May. 4f,Vfi45c: July. 47V4o caah.
OATS Lower ; No. 2 caah, 41Hc; track,
42c: May. 394c: No. 2 white. 4B2fcHc
FLOUR Dull and unchanged; red winter
Iiatents, 84 85S6.00, and special brands aa
llgh as 15.20; extra fancy and straight, 84.66
04.80; clear, 83.8C$4.10
SEED Timothy, ateady, 82.503474. .-.
CORNMEAL Lower, 82.40.
BRAN Dull. Backed east track. KVfHHc.
HAT Steady; timothy. I8.004J13.00; prairie,
6.(wa9.00.
IRON COTTON TIE8-830.
BAGGING
HEMP TWINE 8c.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower; Jobbing.
112.20; lard, lower; prime, ateam, $6 45;
baoon, ateady; boxed extra shorts, 7.37ft;
clear riba, I7.S7H: short clear, $8.00.
POULTRY-8teady; chlckena, 1014'gnic:
tmrlngs, 8S.0Oit8.50 per doien: turkeys, 11(9
12M.P; ducka, 12n; geese, &$7e.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 02t4c;
dairy loffllSc.
KGGS Lower at 1ZC case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 12,000 . 11,000
Wheat, bu... 49.000 . 86,000
Corn, bu 139,000 75.000
Oats, bu 100.000 62,000
(notations
oa Varlons
Registered mall cloaea at P. m. previous
., LUHMiUI. VAIN
N. T..
COTT.
Poatmaster.
March 18. 1904.
PoatofTlce. New Tork,
" 1
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 21. COTTON-Spot
market, prices) 34 poipta higher: American
DUddllnir fair. 8.36a: aood middling, 8.20d;
middling. 8.10d; low middling, d; good or
dinary, 8.9od: ordinary, 7.70d. Futurea cloaed
Unsettled; Amerloan middling, g. o. c.
March, 7.65d; March and April, 7 ti3d; April
and May, 7. old: May and June, 7. bad; June
and July, 7.67d; July and August, 7.54d;
Auguat and Ueptember, 7.8tid; September
and October, .7od; October and November,
l.Hlil: November and December. 6 2nd. .
NEW YORK, March 21. COTTON Spot
ckatd atuady; middling upland, 14.60c;
lulddllog gulf, 14.75c; Hulee, S.ti77 bales. Fu
turea: April, 6.20c; May, 6.3((5 36c; July,
l.tioo; Sepleinber, 6.8lKB5.65c: Octolwr, l.fcrjj
I Km
axy
ol the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. March 21. FLOUR Re-
celpta, 24,Ui3 bbls.; exporta, 32,326 bbla.;
market aulet ana lower to sell: Min
nesota patenta, 85.104)5.46; Mlnneaota
bakera. 24.20b4.6u: winter Datents. 4.Jti6.60:
Winter stralahts. 85.00fti6.16: winter extraa.
83.6ui4.00; winter low grades, 83 lbfeS.ao. Rye
nour, auu; lair to gooa, 41.384.06; choice
to fancy, 84.8otij4.80. buckwheat flour, nom
inal. t'ORNMEAL Steadv: vellow western.
Ii.ioi.ia; city, min dried, w.lO'tf
3.20.
kyk uulet: no. Z western, tuc. to ar
rive.
BARLEY Dull: feeding. 49c. c. I. f.. New
York: malting, 656 06c. c. I. f., Buffalo.
WIIEAT Receipts, 61.676 bu.; exporta, 84
677 bu.; spot easy; No. 2 red 81.00 In elevator
and $1.0lril.04 f. o. b. afloat; No, 1 northern,
I'uiutn, 11.04 r. o. D. anoat; jno. 1 nortnern.
Manitoba, nominal t. o. b. afloat. Heavy
unloading Incident to unusually bearish
news about demoralised the early wheat.
breaking July nearly o. Near the coee,
however, prices rallied and left off 1ft I Ho
net lower. May, fcS'1W,c, cloaed at 9m;
July, 95 l-16954r. closed at 82c; September,
82 l-lti'94o. cloaed at
CORN Receipt, bo,660 bu : exporta. B0f2
bu.; apot ateady; No. 1 nominal In elevator
and 5oc f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, 58c;
No. 1 wnite, dohc; options auu ana teaiure
less. May. buCe, closed at 68Vtc; July,
closed at 65'c.
OATS Receipts. 175,600 bu.! exports. 615
Yfslble Snpply of Grain.
VEVT YORK. March 21. The visible eup
ply of grain Saturday, March 19, as com
plied by the New York Produoe exchange
waa: Wheat. 32.926,000 bu.; decrease, 471.006
bu. Corn. 8.611.000 bu.; decrease. 854,000 bu.
Oata. 10,169.000 bu.; decrease, 6,000 bu. Rye,
94)0,000 bu.i decreaae. 78.000 bu. Barley, 8,090,
000 bu.; decrease, 84,000 bu.
Mlaaeapolla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 21. WHEAT
May, 84V4c; July, 84c; September, 81c; on
track, No. 1 hard, 85Hc; No. 1 northern,
B4Hc; No. 2 northern, SIHc.
FLOUR First patents, f5.lSiff5.2R: second
patents, t5.00fi5.lrt: first clears, 83.603.76;
second clears, 12.662.75.
Mllwankeo Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, March 21 WHEAT -Mar-ket
weak; No. 1 northern, 9R399e; No. 2
northern. 95(0970 ; old, Jul v. tnMc.
RYE Meadv: No. 1. 7Se73e.
BARLEY Firm; No. 2, 3c; sample, 40
goo.
CORN-Weak; No. 8. 46Q47Hc; July. 60Vie.
Dnlatk Grata Market.
DTTLT7TH. March H. WHFJT-Tn store,
No. 1 hard, 9SVC; No. 1 northern. Ue; No.
2 northern. 914c: on track, No. 1 hard, 9fA,o;
No. 1 northern. 4ie: No. 8 northern. iv
Mav. 93V4c; July. 94e; September. 81o.
OATS On track and to arrive, Sg'Sio.
96c; November, 6c; Deoowber, 6.10c; Janu- : !rot.q,,1f;; Noi' ?'c; I n1.?rd .wh,t'
ry 6 20o l,ri '"l- white, 48HC; No. 3 white, 48c.
NEW ORLEANS, March 21. -COTTON- J0tTpa,o? CCmrriori to choice,
Mturea firm; March. 14 0Ou14.04c; April. ,c ; 19r 23'0-'7c; Paclflo coaat. 19J8.
Fut
14 2"ul4.SOc; May, 14.3oiT14.37c; June, 14. Wi
14.60c: Ju y. 14.77c: August. 14.074fl4.o9c:
Beotember. 12.4912 6-i'i October, 11.74if !
U.76c; November, 11.61a11.t9c. Boot, ordi
nary. 13 1-ltic: good ordinary. 13r: lui
middling, 11c; middling, HV; good mid
dling, HU-lGc; inlddlinaf full', 151-loc.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, March 21. METALS Tin
Waa a little firmer In Ixmdon. spot advanc.
Inn 5 and futures 7a 61. both positions
closing at 129. The local nmikxt closed
(lrm at 62'ti21i.7A. Copper waa Arm.
Both locally nnd In London. The foreinn
market advunced 7a 61 on six it and 1 2a 8d
on futures, closing the former at 67 H
and futurea at 67. Locully lake la held
at 112.76. elrctrolytlo and casting at fl2.604t
12.76. Iml closed unchanged at 12 In
London and was alao unchanged here, cloa
lim at 84 80'H&. Spelter alao waa un
changed In both markets, closing at 12 la
In lxindon and at 85.oou5.10 locally. Iron
rloaed at 51a 9d In UIiiskow and at 43a 4d
In MltlrilesborouKh. lxicallv Iron waa un-
rhauged, with No. 1 northern foundry
.noted at 115 our 15 60. No. 2 northern
foundry at lit 5trtcl6.o0 nnd No. 1 southern
(nil No. 1 southern soft foundry at 813. V1
4.10
ST. I.OUI9, March Sl.-METALS Lead,
ulet, 81 4VU4.42S. Spelter, quiet, 14.80.
Oils and Hoaln.
NEW YORK. March 3.-OIL8 Cotton-
aeed. ensy: prime crude, nominal: prime
renow, aorc. tiiroieum, quiet: rennea ntw
Tork. PhlliulHphla and Baltimore.
K60; Philadelphia and Baltimore. In bulk.
6 70. Turpentine, quiet, S0VU61C. Rosin.
inlet: atraineci, common to good, 7751i:aO
SAVANNAH. March Jl.-OILB-Turpen-Jne
frm at 67UjC.
ROSIN-FIrm; A. H. C D. 82.60; E. 32o:
?. 12 tf: L K. J 20; M. 8.35; N. 83 60;
rVG 83 70: WW. 84 00.
OIL CITY. March U.-OH-S-Credit bal-
imi'i, 8171; certificates, no bid; shipments,
i42d bbls ; average.. hi K'.i bbla.; runs. 111.
U5 bbla.: averaKc. 74.4iK bbla. Shipments,
lima, lvijki iiwa ; average. a. Vil Mils.
Runs. Li.'.ia. 118,112 bbla.; average, C4 0.'!
this. .
tasar and Molasaae.
NEW YORK. MarcK 81 SUGAR Raw.
rm: fair refining, 3 l-l.-: cr trt'uwal, 8
((. 8 B loc: molasaea augar, 2 II )V; re
fined firm
NEW ORLEANS. March tl SUGAR
teady: own kettle l8 3-lc: open ket
4-iSlc: lo2. 23a 27c.
HAY (Jutet: snipping, 7Uj70c; gooa to
choice, 87VtcB 11.00.
HIDES Firm: Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
18c; California, 21 to 26 lbs., 19c; Texas, dry,
24 to 30 lbs , 14c.
LBATHKH-Bieany; acia, Z3'a2c.
Wool. Firm; fleece, 28'32c.
PROVISIONS Beef, week; family. 311.60
I! 50; mess, 89.nrvfi 50: beef hams, $20.5019
22u0; packet. 8I0.&OW11.50; city, extra India
mess, lt30oiil.00. Cut meats, dull; pickled
bellies, 87.254)8.00; pickled shoulders, 16 60;
pickled he.ms. i'J ("Tii.uu. Lara, steitoy;
western steamed. 87.80; reflned. ateady: con
tinent, 87.40; compound, !6.87ty&7.WV Pork,
eaay; family, $15.50; ahort clear, $14.76314 60;
nwi. 815.B1B.MI.
TALLOW-Dull: city ftt per pkg.), to;
country (pkga. freel, 2i55Hc
RICE Steady; fair to extra, 2H5Ho;
Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Irregular: " fresn creamery,
common to choice, 15S24c; state dairy, 14
CHEESE Steady; amall and large col
ored and white, September, 12c; amall and
large colored and white, late made. luc.
F.GGB Steadv: weatern firsts. 16Hc.
POULTRY Alive, ateady: chlckena. 15c;
fowla. lfiyc: turkeya. 15c; dressed, ateady;
weater.l chickens. 1218c: fowls. 14c; lur
ks) s, western young hens. W'tflic
Kaasa City Grata ad Provlaloaa.
KANSAS CITY. March 21. WHEAT
May. 817c; July, 7S',j76Hc: No. 2 hard,
87 VU ivo; No. 8. 8uouic; No. 4. 7stuc;
No. 2 red. 9scj1.00; No. I. l&Sic.
CORN Higher; May. 44itr44c; July, 444
e4c; No. I red. 43 Vfl -; No. 2, 41" a 42c;
No. 8 white, g44c; No 2, 42c.
OATH Steady ; No. Z. 39c: No. 8. 88c: No.
2 mixed. 4c(j41c.
RYE 64c.
HAY Weak: choice timothy. 210.00:
choice prairie, 7 T5"i.0O.
K INO. I. Wi4C.
BUTTER Firm; creamery. 20g;2c: dairy.
17c ...
E4JG4S weak; Missouri and Kansas atocg.
coses returned, uy ; new No. I white-
wood caaes included, 14 He .
iteceipia. unipmenta
Wheat, bu 69. S ,4
Corn, bu 21 0 14 400
Oata, bu li.uuO 6,000
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. March 21 WHEAT Spot,
dull: No. 1 California, 7a IVxd: futures,
atendv: March, nominal: May. 6a 6Hd.
CORN Spot. Arm: American mixed new.
4a Za: American mixea 01a, ta do: ruturea,
quiet; March, nominal; May, 4a 8T4d.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO March 21. SEED Clover, caah
and March. 86.874: April. M.S7; October
prime alslka, 80.20; prima iiinotny,
16 45;
il.46.
Kaasas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 21. CATTLE Re
esinta. 5 MiO head. Including 900 head south
erne: market steady to strong; export and
dressed beef steers, steady, $4.50Cu5.25; fair
to good, 10c lower, 33.4004.40; western fed
own weak. 83. SOU 4.40: stockers and feed
ers, steady to 10c lower, 83.26'q4 25; southern
steers 1350474.20: southern cows. Vi.mis-Oi:
native cowa. I2.(X?3 75; native heifers. $3.60:$
4 25: bulla. 82.5tKU4.25: calvea, w.uKuts.MJ.
HOGS Receipts, 2.700 head; market 10c
lower; top. 85 .15; bulk of aalea 14 .Sofyo.OTH;
heavy, 8a.lOu61S: packers, $4.5ir6.1u; pigs
and 1 ahta. 84 .26114.92'.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.000
head; market ateady to strong: native
lambs. 86.uXKh5.66; western lambs, UVAJi w;
led ewea, aj.WJVMv; yearlings, i.vuujo.iu.
stockers and feeders, z.(txU4.tu.
t. Loots Llvo Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. March 21 CATTLE Re
eelpta, 8.uu0 bead, Inoludlng 1.700 heud Tex
ana: market slow: native shipping and ex
port steers, $4.86'B6 50; dressed beet and
butcher ateera, JJXuS 10; ateera under l.ou)
lbs., 83 904)6.00: atocaers ana reeaera, vi.xxf
400: cowa and heifers. $2.uO485; cannara,
f bulla. 12 oa4 00: calves. 84 0txutS.25:
Texas and Indian ateera, 83.25 a 4-20; cowa
and heifers. I2.0Ou3.3O.
HOGS Receipts, 6.600 bead; market
tedv. 5c lower: i sra and lights. 34 55W4 96
Lackers. $4.80)6.26; butchers and best heavy
i SWT 5. 4ft.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1 (mo
head: market steady: native muttona. $4 fKfi
4 76: lambs. 4.ir; wi: cuna ana puaa, u uo
6 4. 26; stockers, $IOutf3.00.
Stock In Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock
fnr the five principal weatern cities yester
day;
. 200 19H 19V4
. 2.600 84 844
. 4.600 1057,4 104
. 2,800 144 143
. 800 794 79
.11900 1134 111U
M. 1.200 63V4 63
22.700 924 91
1.100 18VI 17i
1,200 S9H 8S14
100 88H 3SH
2.5O0 117 116
J.600 58 67.
214 20
117 116
Atchison
do pfd
B. & O..
do ofd
Canadian
C. of N.
C. & O.
C. & A
do pfd
C. G. W
C. ft N. W
C. M. & St. P
00 pm :
Chi. Ter. & Transfer.
do pfd
C. C, C. & St. L
Colorado Southern ...
do lat pfd
do 2d Pfd
Del. Hudaon
Del., Lack. & Weat
D. & H. Q
do pfd
Erie ...
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley ....
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern....
do pfd
Louis. A Nashville.
Manhattan L ......
Met. Securities ...
Met. Street Ry
M. ft St. L.
M., St. P. & B. 8.
ao pfd
Missouri Pacific
M K. ft T
do pfd
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd.
N. Y. C r...,
Norfolk ft Weatern..
do pfd , :..,v
Ontario & Weatern., 4,700
Pennaylvanla 70.300
t ills., '., l. s Bl. 1, -,,...
Reading Io5o5. 44
ao ibi pro. jiiu
do 2d ofd Xro
Rock laland Co 14J,o:
do Dfd ' 9(K
Pt. L. ft 8. F. 2d nfd. 1.800
St. L. Southwestern. ' lo0'
do pfd .....i.... 400
Southern Paclflo ....29.900
Southern Railway ... 6.800
do pfd : s 2.100
Texa ft Pacific . 1,900
Xol St. L. ft Weat.v 2(X
do pfd 1,100
Union Pacific 47.600
do nfd
Wabash 100
do Dfd 2.100
W. ft L. E -.
Wisconsin Central .. 1,000
do nfd 1.100
Adama Express Co........
Am. Express (.'o...,
U. 8. Express Co
Wells-Fargo Exp. Co.
Am. Copper 62,500 49U
Am. Car ft Foundry.. 1,400 20H
do Pfd 800 71V
Am. Cotton Oil 600 80
do pfd
American Ice 700 .. 7
do pfd 500 29
Am. Linseed Oil
do nfd 100 J
Am. Locomotive . ... 600 22
do nfd
Am. Smelt, ft RefVng. 1.900 4iH
do pfd OoO 92'4
Am. Sugar Reflnlng. .10,900 127
Anaconna Mining uo. wj b(
B. R. T 32,500 4444
Colo. Fuel ft Iron .... 800 29H
Consolidated Gas ... 8.000 196H
Corn Products 100 lSi
do pfd
Distillers1 Securities.. 700 ?4H
General Electric 1.900 170
International Paper.. 200 1214
do pfd
Int. Pump, ex-div.... '...'i.
do pfd
National Lead ?oo 15
North American ..1... 800 7
Pacific Mail 800 27H
People'a Gaa 4.000 98H
Pressed Steel Car
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car. ?nfi 210
Renubllc Bteel 800 74
do pfd MO 44
Rubber Goods 1,400 2H
do pfd WW 77S
Tenn. Coal ft Iron ... 2,900 89s
U .8. leather 4oo 74
do pfd SoO 7vt
IT. S. Realty 800 7vJ
do pfd 4.400 MS
IT B Rubber .. 5i0 IT
do pfd oo r.sA
V. B. Steel 11O0 1T4,
do pfd 62700 59H
West. Eletrlo 2.100 154
Weatern I'nion 100 88
Northern Securities
K8
89
78
89
113V4
08
15
107
144
178'i
SO
7,
18
65
2514
151
'26"
24'i
63
41H
'so"
1284
43
60 (V)
2214 214
G3 62
44V4' ' 43V4
144 1414
2414 . S3V.
4U' 46
21 21
ST.vJ 84
24 24
27 2rtV4
37 S7
774 76
"194 'ifl'i
87 86
'194
43 42
68S
894
78
88i
113'a
157
8'
37-4
8)
14-4
1H7
1444
178
18
75
18
544
24
1504
k65
19
07
03
41
74
81
128
184
86
19
854
104
1484
78
1114
b5
62
120
II
on
37
114
67
85
llt
M
43
. 784
54
21 4
614
43
144
83
4H
25
8H4
76
87
19
8
14
19
424
22'
190
vs
205
47
19
7o
29
K1
6
27
8
28
Z2
82
48
91
l'-tl4
ro
43
28
1944
1S4
704
244
1674
1-U
654
83
74
1474
81
241
974
0
70
20ft
7V4
434
7H
38
7
77
FU4
62
114
57
8a
92
naronds
Atrhlaon
do cM
altlmors A Ohio
anadian Paclflo .1
Chea. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W...,
M. St. P...
rxBrera
. ft R. 0
do lifd
En
do iHt pfd ,
do 2d Dfd
Illinois Central ...
l.oula. A Naah...
K. A T
t
. 1
.117
.
. ti'4
.14S
. las
. 1S
. 71
. m,
. 42
.131U Wabai
.10 do pfd
.10"
SILVElt Itnr, quiet, 2d per ounce.
MONEY 2fi-n per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3ti3 1-16 per cent; for three
montna bins, sii.t1 per cent.
Kevr York Mlalns Stocks.
NEW YORK. March 21. The following
are the closing prices on mining stocks:
Adama Con
Rreees
Brunawlrk Con ...
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Vs...
Horn Hllvar
Iron Bilvsr
Laadrllle Con
S4
20
714
80
28
'so".
22
-44
91
12(1 ,
67
42
JS
1944
13
54
167
12
15
84
2fi
97
210
19
774
w
77kt
7
61
18
624
11
6-4
1M4
88
Total aales for the dav, 632,500 shares.
Boston Stock Qaotatloas.
BOSTON, March 23. Call loans, 244 per
cent; time loans, 4(a per cent. URlcluI
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atchlaoa ad).
do s
Moi. Central 4s
Atohtacs
do pfd
Piston A Albany..
Boaton A Mains...
Boston Elsvatad ...
Fltohbura pfd
Mai. Ontral
hi. V.. N. H. A H.
Per Marquotts ....
Pnlnn Pai-ifle
Amar. Arga. Cham..
do pfd
Anv-r. Pneu. Tub..
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
A mar. T A T
Amar. Woolsa
do pfd
Dominion I. A 8...
Edlaon EIm Ilia...
Cenersl Kleclrlo ...
Mb s. Klectrte
do pfd
Hut (las
t'nltM Krult
Vnlted alios Mar.h..
do rfd
U 8. B'oel
do pfd
Bid.
. 4
. Uti
. WV,
.141
.ms
.1S
11
Wealing, common.
AdTsnture
Allouaa
Amlgamata4
Amar. glue
Atlastla
Rlngbam
Cal. A Hscla
Ontanntal
Coppsr Eanga
.WW 1 Pair Weat
. TT jftomfnlon Cosl
. T4 Prsnklla
. MVi Cra OCT ..:
, Tl IIpIs Rnvals ....
. 4 Mass. siloing ..
.It Mlrhlgaa
.li44!Mohavk
.llliMont. C. A C.
. 11 Old Domlnloa--.
. Til oarols,
. Parrot
.rS4 loulncr
.147 Shsnnoa
. 1 iTrlnttj
. TlVtll'. Mlolng...
. a. on
. jl'tah
. 44 VMorts
. 2St4Wlnon
11 iWolvarls
.. 61
. 1
. 41 1,
. 6
. 7V,
.460
. IT
. 41V4
:S3
: m
. 1H
.. 4V4
.
:
. so
.. T
:.!!
,. 70V4
So. Ilallwar ds...
Taa A P. Is. ..
T., Rt. It. A W.
L'nlon PaclBe 4s.
do conr. 4a....
V. 8. Btsel Id Is..
Wabaah la
do deb. B
W. & L. B. 4s..
Wla. Cntrl 4s..
Colo. r. ft I. a.
. Hi
111
116
4a.. 70
103S
M'4
....IIS'4
.... W
tl.. 44
3'l do rid..,
, 70S Ontario A
W.
Pennaylvanla .
Rand Mlnss ...
Heading
do lat pfd..
do td pfd..
80. Railway ..
do pfd
So. raclflo ....
Inlon Paclflo .
do rfd
V. 8. Btsel ....
do pfd
ah
1M
0
M
n'i
It
40
so
II 4
1
4SV, J
M
1!
lt4
OMAUA LIVE SlOCli MARKET
Eeef 8ten tnd Cowa Sold Freely at Qoocl
Strong Prices.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
Better Grades of Sheep strong aad
Arttve, C'omaioa Klada Only Afcoat .
Steady Best l,atnha llronght
Good rrlces, uthera llall.
BOUTll OMAHA, March 21. 1W4.
Ilecelpts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
vmciai Aionuav
Name day laat week...
tanie day week be tore
Bame three weeka ago
Hntne four weeka ago.
Same day laat year...
HKCK1PTS FOlt TUB YEA It TO DATB.
The following list shoa tha receipts of
rattle, hogs and' sheep at tioulh Omaha fnr
the year to date, with compailaon with
3.510
4,L'60
2,41V
6.&:4
4.341
4,i.i(i
4.6ol
l.tlM)
6.1
5.J..3
u,t3
. till
7.7M
6.711
1,:''J
12.14J
7.395
laat jean
Cattle ...
Hog
Bheep ...
Average
1904.
...19"..IKH
...527.4:9
...8S,Ktj
prices paid
Inc.
Dec.
9.7V3
l!f.
2i9.e2
Rtio,6'i 19.91
JVS.GM 95.V12
for hogs at South
Omaha for the last several days with com-
iawiuiia;
Data. I 1804. 190. 102. 11801. 11900. 11899. 1898.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
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Assessment paid.
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Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, March 21. Bank clearings for
today, 81.312,440.59, an Increaae of 20,1:6.99
over the corresponding day last year.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Qaotatloas oa
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EGOS Receipts, liberal; market steady;
freah stock, 14o.
roosters. Stifle; old roosters, 6c; turkeys,
lc; tlucka, 94c; geese, 8c.
BUTTER 1'aeklng etock, 1140; choice
to fancy dairy rolls, 18ijl4c; aeparator, 22c.
VRirHir f innTrnni KUiiloc: Dlckeral.
M60; pike, fc; perch, 5(ffo4c; bluetlah, 15c;
codflah, 12c; redanapper, 11c; lobsters, boiled.
per lb zc; loueiers, green, per 10 vo;
bullheads. 11c: catfish. 13fi14c: black t s.
20c; halibut, locj crapplea, 12c; herring. 44c;
white tiass, 13c; Diuenna, bc; rasas, uwiio,
OYSTERS New York counts, per can.
43c; per gal., 23; extra select, per can. S6e;
per gal., 31.78; standard, per can, 27c; per
gal. 21.86Q1.40.
DKAN-m ton, tia.Mi.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No. I upland.
16.00; Ne. 2, 85.60: medium, 85.00; coarae, 34.50:
rye atraw, to. inese pricea are lor nay 01
good color and quality. Demand fair and
receipts tight. ,
V IjU LTAB UtLB.
POTATOES Colorado. 11.20: Dakota, per
bu., 81.10; natives, 81.00.
f AVI HliAWSJ fer DU.,
CELERY Large California, 600, 75o and
0c.
ONIONS Spanish, ber crate. 41. not Colo
rado yellow and red, per lb., 83a
CABiiAUia-wiBconain noirana, 10.
TURN If 14 White, per bu., 60c
CARROTS Per bu., 1.
PARSNIPS Per lu., 76o.
BEETS Per bu.. 76c.
CAULIFLOWER California, per crate.
I?. 75.
L'l'UUMBKKo-m O.OI., 1.70igz.uo.
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-basket erata.
23.60(i4.00.
HAOitJriKB ier aos. runcnes. aoopoua
I.ETTl.'CE HEADS Per doa. bunches, 800
4TJ1.00; top lettuce per dog., 4650a
'lUKNirn uouinern, per uo. sue.
BEETS Southern, per doa. 15o.
CARROTS Southern, per des.. 75a
PARSLEY Southern, pet aos., tl.
SHALIjOTB Per dos.. 75e.
ONION SETS Per bu. of 22 lbs., yellow.
$2 25; red $2.26: white, 32 60.
kvacii I'er nu boc'ovi.w.
BEANS Was. per bu. box, 25.00: string.
per bu. box, 84 UU.
ITKUiTB,
A PPI.K8 California Bellfiowers. per box,
. . . . 1 V. B, n.
Il.io; . ureKun ibiic 1 cut, ytsr uu, ei.w.
New 1 org export ureemngs, nuasew auiu
naliiwtns 84.00.
CKANBEKttllSB-jersey, per ddi., ii psr
box, $i.ou. ...
STBAWBERRlEB Texas, per 24-Cii. case,
u-ms-oo.
7H rn aij rnuiiD.
nn A vnr.s Navsls. choice, all slies. 82.40
ri fanrv navali. all stxeA. 82.75.
LEMONS California, fancy. 300 to 260,
1.1 50: rhiilce. 240 to 270 Sizes. U.4W3.Z5.
ji Ilia uaiuornia, per iu-iu. criun, soc;
Imported Smyrna, 8-crown, 14c;, it-crown.
16c; 7-crown, 16c.
BANANAS fer medium aixea ouncn.
t2.0O$i2.50; Jumbos, t2.75U3.25.
VA I . 1" ersian, per uox or u pags.,
Ser lb. in eo-i D. ooxes, oc; unentai stunea
atea. per box. $2.40.
COCUAN l 1 a rer saca. 4; per uos., auo.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream.
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c; block
Swiss. 16c; isconsiu erica, uc; VYiaconeio
Umhurger, 12c.
CIDEK Per bbl., t3.50; per H-bbl.. t3.2B.
HONEY Nebraska, par 24 framea, 83;
Utah and Colorado, per 24 framea, 83.
HORSERADISH Per case of 2 do.,
packed. 80c.
MAPLE SUQAR-Ohlo. per lb.. 10c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. 2 green, Be;
No. 1 aalted, 7c; No. 2 aalted, 6c; No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 84c; No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 15 Iba., 64c; dry aalted hldea, PQ12c;
aheep pelts, 2:&:.7c; horse hldea, 81.60(32. 5v.
NUTS Walnuta, No. 1 aoft ahell, per lb.,
15c; hard ahell. per lb., 14c; No. 2 aoft shall,
per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard ahell, per lb., 12c;
Brazils, per lb., 11c; filberts, per lb., 11c;
almonds, soft shell, per lb., 15c; hard shell,
per lb., 13c; pecana, large, per lb., 12c;
mall, per lb., !0c: peanuta, per lb., 6c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 6c; Chill walnuts,
12(u 134c; large hickory nuts, per b'l.. $l.uo;
snellbarks, per bu., $2; black walnuts, per
bu., $1.24
'Indicates Sunday,
The official number of cars of stock
bi ought lu today by each road was:
Cat He. Hons Hh'n. H'r's
u., jn. or ot. f. hv,,,, x
Mo. Pacific lty
l'nlon Pbc. System... 31
C. & K. W. lty 2
V., E. ft M. V. R. R.. 39
6
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22
8
Id
C, St. P., M. & O.,
n. t M. Ry 50 20 8 1
C, B. & U. Ry 1
C, R. I. & P.. east.. 1
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Q. W... I
Total receipts 139 60 87 9
The disposition of the dav'a recclnts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the bum
per or neaa inuicatca:
Buyers. Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co 391
Swift and Company 447
Cudahy Packing Co t'93
Armour & Co 612
Armour & Co., 8. City
Vansant ft Co 22
Carey ft Benton , 33
l.ouman uo zo
W. I. Stephen 115
Hill & Son 100
8. P. Lewis 60
Huston ft Co 12
Hamilton ft Rothschild. 92
L F. Hubs 119
Wolf ft Muman 6SS
Hohblck 4 n 7
Parker ft Webb
Kriey Packlna- Co
J. B. Root ft Co 2.
McCreary ft Creary 114
Other buyers 106
Hogs. Sheep.
394 1.5H
74S 2,50
903 1.8.-.5
1.08 2,832
410
876 ....
4.064 826S
2.721
fulrly liberal run
Totals
CATTLJ3 There waa
of cattle on sale this morning and. In smte
of tne taut that CMcago was quoted fcen
eraliy a dime lower, the market at this
point ruled active and strong on all do
airable grades of killers.
About the usual proportion of the re
ceipts consisted of ot.i-nled steers and buy
ers were out in gocd season. Trading waa
brisk frun the start cn anythlrg t.t all
good and the prices p!d we;e strong as
compared with iast week's cloae. In some
spots the market was undoubtedly a little
higher. Inferior grades, though, aa a gen
eral thing, did not ahow a- great deal of im-
f,rovement. Taking the taut ket Aa a whole,
t could beat be described by calling It
active and strong,. An early c.ctranca
made. ...
The cow market waa also 'active end
strong ail around. The aame as with
eteers, there were cases where suits wero
made a little higher, but that was mostly
where tbe cattle just suited the tnyer. As
there were not over 80 cars of cowa and
heifers on sale, and all the buyers were
looking tor freah auppliea, it did not take
long for practically every tiling to change
hands.
The bull market did not seem to show
much improvement, the demand apparently
being still limited. Veal calves continued
in Jtood demand at firm prices.
The market for stockers and feeders was
uneven. Anything on the choice order was
Slicked up in a hurry at good, strong prices,
"he medium to common kinds, though, sold
n much the same notchtt they did at the
close of laat week. There were a good
many stockers and feeders Included in the
offerlnga thia morning, but a fairly good
clearance was made without much diffi
culty. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
1..
i::::::::::::
Philadelphia Prod are Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March 21.-BlTTER-
8tudv; fair demand: extra western cream-
eiv. 24tiC; extra nearby prints, 2e.
la. centrlfvigaL laSSc; centrifugal white., I r.OUrJ Market ! lower; freah nearry,
i-iiu aiaUuwa. SWuaal aatcond. 2WT3Wa. 1 144 ftl uuurlu flash western, ltjHo;
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansaa City ..
St. Louie
Sioux City ....
Cattle. Hnga. Bheep.
I 310
..
.. 10
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.. 4.000
4.154
2.700
6.5")
2.6
8.416
25VI
6.000
1.0U0
Totals
,44,118 83.M tv.tlt
Foreign Flnaaelal.
TX)NTON. March 21 Money was In ac
tive rismand In the market today owing to
the Irish land loan. Americans opened
strong owing to the Improvement In the
cotton crops, aaaed on realisations, rallied
slightly, became Inactive and closeed easier.
Kaffirs weakened on the appearance of the
Slague among tha Indian coolie laborera at
ohanneaburg. They afterward recovered.
Bullion to the amount of 12.000 waa taken
Into the Bank of England today and 50.01
waa withdrawn for ahlpment to South
America. Bar gold. 57a 74d. American
easrlee. TT.s 44d.
BERIJN. March fl. Pxcbange on Lon
don, 20m 48rfg for checks. Discount rates:
Short bllla. 2 pee cent; three montha bllla,
8S per cent. Prices on tha bourse were
firm and moat nuofatlona were htrher.
PARI 3, Maxell iL Prices en Ut bourse
Wool Market.
BOSTON. March 21 WOOL Territory
and pulled steady, foreign firm. Quotations:
Territory. Idaho, fine, li16c; fine. 13&14c;
fine medium, I0UI6W0; medium, 16yl7c; low
medium, 17'flloc. Wyoming, tine mocllum,
Iu4jl7c; medium, 184'yllc; Tow medium, Uif
Mc. Utah and Nevada, fine, l.V(fl6c; heavy
tine, M'ultc; tine medium, KSVfil.c; low
medium, l4?ic. Dakota, line, lilts'; tine
medium, liVU17c; medium, lMaltc; low me
dium, lifyjoo. Montana, fine choice, luigi
2oc; medium choice, 19(r--0c; average.
19c; staple. lUf'Aic; mealum choice. 1!U2q.
ST. LoCIS, March 21. WOil8te:ul :
medium gradea, combing and clrthlng. l.vij'
2ic; light flrw, 15174c; heavy, UfiUWctub
wafched. Tl'ueic.
LONDON, March 21. WOOL There was
the usual large attendance at the wl ivc
tion aales today. Following is the aula
in detail:
New South Wales, l.noo bales; scoured,
K,i,d'als 7d; greasy, l'i0,y. QueriisLiiid.
SVO bales; scoured, 8d'dla 4d; greai, "K'n
lad. Victoria, o0 balea; scoiued. Is t.dfj
Is Mid: greaay, 4dais 64d. South Australia.
2 si) bales; scoured, la 3d ''lis i; greasy. M,
ti9Sd. West Australia, 700 balea; greaav,
7Vlo4d. New Zealand. 7'Kt) balea; scoured.
84Jals 6d; greasy. 74lla. Cni-e of Uond
Hope and Natal, 100 balea. Cape of Oood
Chile. 300 balea; gTeaay, I JT!.
Eltrla Batter Market.
ELGIN, March 21. BUTTER Market
ruled firm on the board of trade today at
244o, the aame as last week's.' Sales In
the district lor tha week were 4.8.OOJ
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HoOS There was not nn excessive run
of hogs here thia morning for a Monday,
but reports from other points were unfu
vomhle to the selling Interests, mid 11s a
result the market ruled slow and fcffluo
lower than dnturdav. Buyers did not take
hold very freely and salesmen were slow to
accept the prices cftered. so that It was
rather late before n clearance was made.
The situation seemed to grow worse as the
riornlng advanced nnd the oloae could be
quoted alow r.nd wak at the j'.ecllne. The
bulk of the medium to good weight hog .
sold from 64 90 to 34. 95 nnd M high ns II
was paid for choice heavlea weighing from
25 to 273 pounds. The light Bluff Bold from
84.80 down. Representative sales:
Ns.
16..
64..
46..
to..
71..
II..
o..
44..
75..
70..
79 . .
80..
61..
It..
74..
49 .
47..
69. .
77..
H .
44 .
44..
77..
II
At.
..IP4
..103
,.f
..tol
..141
..i6
..214
..121
..204
.241
. M
..124
...201
..1H
.211
.216
..20
..1.14
.145
. 2!
.213
..126
..241
214
8b.
120
140
PT.
4 TS
4 14
4 as
4 46
4 474
4 471
4 44
4 14
4 10
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 44
4 40
4 40
4 40
I 10
4 l4
4 421
4 24
4 Jt
4 3Vi
4 2s
No.
::::::
Tl
T
44
14
40
1
t
II
41......
44
44
Tl
II
64
41
til
n
41
4.-
48..
At.
t?9
124
191
.190
.170
..M4
..214
..161
...tS4
...18
. .r4
. .2114
...tr.o
...144
...2X2
...2.i4
...274
,..2SI
...170
.,171
...164
..121
..114
SB.
44
40
10
60
10
4 92 H
4 Its,
4 I2V4.
4 43
4 46
4 46
4 46
4 44
4 4
4 19
4 49 .
4 41
4 46
4 IS
4 14
4 44
4 4S
4 47
I 04
I 00
1 04
I 40
I 00
4 B'i
SHKEI' There was A normal run of sheep
here thia morning r.nd w:th the demand in
good shape the market ruled ivctlve and
steady to strong. Some of the tetter
Tiadea, though, that just sultod buyers were
n some Instances safely v dime higher. .
The quality of snmo cf the arrtvoJa, how
ever, waa tho beat that haa bfwn Been here
in some time past, nnd that of course f.elpa
out the appeurunce of the market cn paper
to quite nn extent. Home Colorado and
Mexican ewea aold aa high ns 84. 60 and Mex
ican yearlings sold Up to 81.76. Common
kinds of sheep were none too brisk and In
the majority of cases sold no more than
steadv.
Tim" general run of lambs waa nlso rather
slow sale the same aa they ware laat week
and r.o more than steady, but there were
aomo well-fattened Colorado-MfcHienn lamba
here thia morning that wero good enough
to bring 8o.0T3, which Is the highost price
paid here In aome little time.
Quotations fur coin-led stock: Choice
western lambs, 85 605.65; fair to good
lamba, to.Ooijj.iO: good to choice Mexican
yearlings, 84.7Mii6.tio; good to choloe weat
ern yearlings. 84.65i&'4.W; fair to good year
lings, f4.fciiQ4.60; good to choice wethers,
4.&4.60; fair to good wethera, 83.6t34.26:
good to choice ewea. 69.9vj4.10; fair tty good
ewes. 83.20ii3.7a.
AV.
... V
120
16 .
100 '
b
87
M
60
10a
6t
64
63
83
lo
103
108
Id'
1M V. I l 1 bK
iOU O.CAII All J ri 1 1 1 1 S I .....,..
6J Mexican yoa.tngs.. I 13
No.
191 Western ewea
iXj Wkatem t wes
wttern buck
t weatern clipped ewea,...,...
418' Tisrtern ewea 4
10 aeetern clipped lam.' -....
227 V eMtrn ewea
kw weatern ewes
k31 western cull lambs...... ,
42 iftcrn ewea
203 Mexican earllnga
272 M4.xlcan yen! lings ...........
do Tcsiern latnos
western ewes
2X)4 western -ewes -.
801 a eatern ewea
to 1 weiern ewes ,
12 weatern owea ,
69S Wfeau'rfl-'tweisT...,!.'.. .'
liil drtnrauo K.xican ewes
61 ocil ewes
1 goat
164 wertorn ws
1 westorn ewe
60 cull lamba
318 western ewea
411 western ewea
174 western ewea
roatfrn ian.ba
18 weatern larrbs
116 weatern lambs
622 Colorado Mexican lambs...,
10 western ewes
17 westrn ewes
2 western ewea .,,
134 weatern iamha
276 weatern lamba
e9
, 1W
100 .
110
,
, 107
107
72
, 87
, 80
, 62
,. 93
, 104
. V
, 84
, 83
Pr.
8 40 .
8 60
2 ft)
8 80
4 00
4 00
4 06
16
4 26
4 2
4 7a
4 76
6 00
8 90
4 ii
4 80.
4 86
4 60
4 76 i
8 00
8 M,
4 00
.sa
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 T5
1 25
6 30
6 66
2 60
2 60
I 60
CHICAGO I.1VB STOCK MARKET. '
Cattle and 9J.eep Steady and Horn
Mostly Ten Cents Ix wer.
CHICAGO, March 21 .CATTLE Receipts,
28.000 head; rood to prime ateera, 8C.36'3S60i
?oor to rr.edliim, 23 6Otj5.00; stockers and
eedera. 82.6ra4.;. tiQws, ai.OftJt.OO; heifers,
32 tt4.60: cannera, 2l.60S.5O; bulla, 22.OO1TJ
4.00: calves, 23.00(96.00; Texsa fed steers,
84 00(54.76.
HOGS Recelpta, 25,000 h.d: estimated to
morrow, 26,000 head; market mostly loo
lower; mixed and butchers, 85.16a6.85j good
to choice heavy, 85.25fi6.40; rough heavy,
ISlfV3fi2ft; light, $4.806.20; bulk of sales,
$6.1(W8 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, ' M.O00
head; market for sheep steady to firm;
lambs steady to weak; good to choice weth
ers, $4.26(56 26; fair to choice mixed, $3 rVi-JJ
4 50: western sheep, 14.006.40; native lambs,
64.60iil6.60; western lamba, 84.50a4.86.
Maw York 1.1 ts Stock Market.
NEW TORK, March 21.-BEEVE8 Re
ceipts, 8,434 head; good steers nrm, others
Slow to a ahade lower; ateera, fM636.r
stags and oxen, 84 4UU6.00; bulla, 83.4.l4 .
Cowa, 1.60)3.65; extra fat Ohio cows, 24.28a
Cables were unchanged. Exporta. none;
estimated tomorrow, 20 cattle, 1,200 sheep
and 4,7fiO quarters of beef.
CALVE! Keoulpta, 4,148 head: market 609
76o lower; veala, 64.Ou4f7.76! choice early,
87.90&.0; little calvea, 83.0mi(2.60; barnyard
calvea, tl6OQ'3.00; city dreaaed -veala. lower,
74(M2c per lb.; country dresaed, fticioc.
llLMiS Receipts, 12.6S9 head: market 109
16c lower; no sales reported before change.
BIIEEF AND LA WHS Receipts, 10,004
head; aheep ateady; lambs atendy to a
ahade lower; aherp, 3.2o(&.00; lumbs, li.sixif
866; yearlings, 3D. 60.
Ions City l.lve Ktnck Market.
8IOTJX CITY, la., March 21. (Special
Telegram.) CATTLE Recelpta, 4.0u head;
market weak; stockers, loo lower. ReevsM,
83.6o4j4.60; cows, bulls and mixed, 82.lo4i2.6u:
stockers and feeders, ll.TAii.te; calvea aad
yearlings. 82.76&3.06- .. ,
HOGS Receipts. 2.1V10 head; market SgiOo
lower, selling at 84.70tc5.06; bulk. 84 9x1.96.
r.nMMissinM
Vaal p V llII bT W I V
CO
, Inoorporated
Capital and Surplus $600,000.
Dealers In
GRAIN , PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BONOS
AND INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
REFERENCES: 176 State aad Nt
tional Hanks & Commercial Agcnctaa.
lib branch Offices.
General Orllcei N. V. I -lie Balldlas;,
MINNBAPOLl
Omaha Ilrancli Hilft I'araain St.,
el. 1M4I7.
T1IOI. M. WAUOII K, Cor.
Updike Commission Co., '
OR AIM AND PROVISIONS.
Dualness bandied promptly In all market
Office, 662 Bee' Building,
Telephone 2456.
O. W. VPC1KB. MANAGER. .
GEO. A. ADAMS GRAIN CO.
Grain. Provisions 4 Stock.
Membara Omaha. Grain . Kaoliaage,
Chicago Board of Trade aud. elite
exchange.
Correspondents Bertlstt. Frailer as
Carrlrgton.
218 beard 4 Trade Ms"g. Oaaaht. .