r\-r i TT t rI rrtr Tir A
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Thcro Was Much Discouraging NOWB to
Holders of Wheat.
QUOTATIONS OPENED UNUSUALLY WEAK
rrotUlon * Wrro Irrcculnr Over n Cotuldor-
Bhlo Italic" ) > ut In tlio .Mrtln Wen If ,
nt No Tlino Itrnclilnpr Satur
day' *
CHICAGO , III. , March O.-Thuro wcro many
dUcouraKliiK features In lliu day's news to
holders of wheat. Money ut 30 per cent In
Now York nml talk of n strike among the rail
way Nwllclitncii of Chlcauo , were perhaps , the
ino < il < leirih | < liut Itcini.
Tlio market oieiir | < ! weak and rlosed weaker ,
fit a decline of ltc ! slnco Saturday. Corn rulud
firm and closed a shade higher than at the end
of the previous week. Provisions were Irregu
lar over a considerable rantfe. . but In the main
weak and at no tlmo dlil prices rlsa to the
level of Saturday1 ! ) ( Inures. Pork l.s oil 30c.
Inrd about IGc and ribs 10c.
Wheat at the opening was about ! fc lower
Hum the closing Inures of last Saturday and
nfter numorons Nitmll lluctuatlons prices
fiirthur declined li-for May and e for July ,
ruled quiet and the ehxInK was about I'sO
lower for May and V lower for. ) illy than Satur
day The weather was milder and the vUlulo
supply not show Ins the e.ipeiMed decrease ,
wftH a dlsatipolnttncnt to the trade anil was ac
countable In u largo part for thu MigKlnB oil of
It waHOMiected by Fomethat tlio visible sup
ply would show at least 1,000,000 bii. ilerreaso ,
but when It was quite evident tlio visible de
crease would be less than half that there was
an Inclination to sell. The market seemed to
recelvo homo .support around the lower prices
leached.
None of the most prominent traders wore
credited with doing much today. There wan
POIIHI crop ( laniiiKo tuporth from Indiana , Illi
nois nnd Iowa , wblle Ihocropln Kansas and
Texas was reported In good condition. It was
rumored that the .stato relmrt of Missouri
would show the condition to be about 00 per
rent , lint tbeio was no confirmation. In the
absence of decisive Inlluenccs , professional
unerutoih showed a dlMioslllim to act conservatively
vatively In the coin pit , pending tlio publica
tion of the. government supply report this
week. Two or 1 hi ee houses covered short lines
nnd theie was some iradu bi-lievtd ; to be In In
vestment buying \\llh relatl\ely little corn
for sale and an absence of pronounced bear-
Ishne.ss In the movement of thecrowd. Shorts
preferred to cover their lines , and the price
was advanced from ' 4C to " e after opening ,
until -Me was reached , which called out a fcnv
looses. Theio was mild talk of better export
Inquiry , but clearances did not show any Im
provement , and cables were steadv to ( Inn.
There was a fair trade In oats and a stronger
feeling early , due largely to the advance In
corn. A feature was Increased business In the
deferred futurities , nnd September wan quite
frefiuontly traded In for the first tlmo this
M'tiMin. ft was bouaht by carriers , who sold
Juno and July as a hedge at a good ptcmlum.
The close was about the bottom , with frac
tional losses.
There was only moderate activity In thu
provision market.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
AllTICI.r.S. SAVV.
WIientNo2.
Mnrch
Muy nit
July. . Wll
Corn .No. 2-
Mnrch 41H 41
Mny 414.1K
July 44H 44 > i
Onts No 3.
Marcli. . . . mt mt , 3'M
May 33VJJH , asj/ej.
ileus 1'ork. .
Mny 13 "J 1877M IS 39 IS i !
Lnril
Mny IS l 1.1 Wt ) 12 90 u txi 1.1 I3)t )
July 11 IIS n ag II .17 h , ri ir >
Sept . . . . II 65 II TO 11 ! U
Hiurtlllbs.
ilny 10 Hi 10 4U 10 40 10 t.o
Cash ( ( nutritions were as follows :
! < ' . ( ' Dull , nncliiiinted ; winter patents ,
fa.VOii-t.-'Oju-liitcr.slralglil-vM.aoaul.ar ) ; spring
patents , Sa.HMC-UO ; spring straight , $ ' . ! .GO <
IJ.lOj bakers' , J'J.10if'i)5. ! : )
\ \ IIKATNo. . i ! ipllng , 7T4@731tC : No. 3
spring , ( Wr.OTc ; No. U red. 7i'i : < a.7i"e. :
Cons- Higher ; No. 2lie : No. Jlcasli , 30'So ;
No. 2 yellow , . | l.e ; No. U yellow , n8s3'Jc.
OATSNo , 'A flOlie ; No. ' * white , f. o. b. , 30''jc ;
No. 3 white , f , o. li. , 31di33'ic. '
KVKNo. . 2 , Cil'Sc.
lUlll.liY No. 1 ! , O''c ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 40Q58c ;
No. 4 , f. o. b. , a.VuM'Jc.
KF.AX SiniNo. : . 1 , 41.20.
'I'IMOTIIV .SHKIi-I'rlnie , fl.-12Q-4.44.
I'OIIK Mess , par nul. , 18.27M18.32K. Lard ,
per 100 11)8. , ll2.07JSMia.Oti ) short Hb sides
( loose ) , J10.37iJiSllO.40 ! dry salted shoulders
( hoxcdilJ.7Ci5itJ.b754i ' short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
I10.80ai0.bfj.
WHISKY Distiller.- , ' finished goods , per gal. ,
HuciAlt-l'nchanged. Cut loaf , 6Sri > ic ;
granulated , ft'ac ; standard "A , " Tie.
The following \voiu the recelits | and ship
ments fur today :
On the Produce excliaiiKO today the butter
market was tiinio ; creamery , 'JOQL'Oc ; dairy ,
19G20C. KgL's , steady ; strictly fiei.li , 17dJ20c.
Oniiilni ( irilo.
The following prices are for delivery at Mis
sissippi HVPV points :
WIIBATNo. . Utiprlng , 72c bid ; No. 2 hard ,
C2'jc bid ; No. if hard , COc bid.
OATS No. U white , 32iie bill ; No. 3 white ,
33iic , Kt. l.ouls terms.
'CoiiN No. 2 cash , ! I7C { bid ; No , 3 or bettor ,
casb.aBc bid , Toledo terms ; No. 3 or butter ,
April , 3iifc bid , I.oulsvlllu torins ; No. 0 or
better , white , 38 > ic bid.
Among the ( > ales were : Twenty cars No.
0 or better corn , Toledo terms ; March ship
ment , U74C. ?
_
Now York Market * .
NEW VOIIK , Marcli O. Ki.oun Receipts ,
807,205 pkRs. ; market steady , moderate de
mand ; winter wheat , low grades , J2.105J2.ri5 ;
winter wheat , fair to fancy , $2.0G2.HO ; win
ter wheat , patents , t3.8D-rc4.25 ; Minnesota
Clear , * 2.DOia3.60 ; Minnesota t. traits , J3.U00
4.00 ; Minnesota tiatentw , ? 4,25ao.OO.
Coitx MKAir- Easier , .fair demand ; yellow
western. $2.05 2.7Q.
HYI : Nominal ; western , GOQOr c.
llAlti.r.Y Dull , linn ; western , GOOSOc.
llAin.KV SI ALT Quiet , steady ; western , GO ®
85c.
85c.WIIRAT
WIIRAT Itccelpts , 17,050 1m. ; exports ,
B9,773bil. ; saleslB,220OOObu. futureslU2.000
bu. spot. HiHit' market , lower with options
dull , closing steady ; No. 2 rod In storti and
elovntcr , 7B'fc , ; afloat , 78'47H"ic ; f . o. b. ,
7B@70 e ; No , 1 nortbern , R4'Jc ' : No. 1 bard ' ,
BBKttHUc ; No. 2 nortbern , 8Uf ! < &H3lic. Oitlons |
were moderately active , ulosliiK weak at JJ © ! ,
decline ; No. 2 red , Mav , 7UW.7U'Bc , closliiK
nt 7070c ; June. bOi.BHOUc , closing at
64 ! | c alloat ; uiiKraded inl.xed ,
steamer ml.\ed , D2jBr)2lic ! ( ; No. 3 , 50U < B51.
Options advanced ? © , closed firm at ? ii'c
over Saturday , tradlnis slow ; Mnrch , & 3'til6
& 3 > . ; c , closing at , & 34e : April , D2ac ; lluy , but
61 ( l-lGc. closing at &l ! < e ; July , 607 ( itollc ,
closing tit 6 IMC.
OATH llect'ljits , 30,700 bu. ; exports , none ;
Bales , GO.OUO bu. of futures , 122,000 bn. spot.
Kluit llriner , tali ly active. Options quiet , H < 3 >
f.chlKhcrand llrm ; May. 385ti)8Uc ) , closing at
88c ; spot No. 2 Hhlte.I2j42 ( ? c ; No. 2 Clilcagn ,
30 ? c ; No. a , 3Hc ; No. 3 white , 4Ui < a41c ! :
westein , wblto western , 41
.
HAY Moderate demand , firm ; Rood to choice ,
HOPS -Dull , weak ; statn , common to choice ,
llX. 22'ie ' ; Pacific coast , 104i22Jc. !
IliDKs 1'alrly steady.
riu > visiNS--liill )
; cut meats , more active ;
steady ; inldulcs. dull , weak , Kurd , dull , lower ;
western steam closed at$13.03 ; sales , none ; op
tion sales , &OO tierces : March. $13.05 ; May , J13 ;
July , J12.05 asked , 1'ork , quiet , steady ; old
mess , JlO.IJd ; now mess , J20.
lluvj'Kii I'alrdomand , lirm ; western dairy ,
. - . '
lbt-.2'Jc | : western civainerv. 21ffi27Hu ; western
factory. 17"i22c ; KlKlns.l7Ui ! ! . '
CUKKSK Steady ; fair jobbing demand ; part
sUlms , a lo'tc.
K HIH liooif duinand , Him ; receUits , G.1GG
ukss ; westein fresh , 1'Jc.
TAM.OW Quiet , nominal ; city ( $2.00 nor
pkui , 7c asked , ou bid.
OonoNHEKD Oii.-iuiet , firm ; crude , 62c
bid sycl low , COc asked ,
rirrnoi.KiiM-.Market opened " ( lull and re
mained MI throughout. IVmiHylvanla oil spot )
talcs , nolle. Ainll options sales , 7,000 bbls. at
G4ic. * Lima oil sales none , 27 ! o bid. Total :
Kales , 7.0OO libls.
HOSIN- Quiet , llrm.
TIMIPU.NTINKQuiet , llrm ; 3&33rjic. !
KICK I'lnii. falrdeniand ,
MIILASSKS New Orleans , open kettle , good
to choice , llrm , good demand at 2Hic37c.
Kawidull.siciKly. I'alr n < fliilng , 3c ;
cent rlf ngiiN , Ui ) test , 3Jc. Kotlned iinlct.easy ;
t'onfectloncr * A. 4 t 4 0-1 lie ; cut loaf , 63-111
( it 6 , e ; mould A , 4 W.a 1-ltS ; standanl A.4 U-lll
CM'ji'tciuslivil , fi S-HiaS' . ! ' ; pouden-d , 4a <
6 11-lGc ; uranulated , 4S&4 15-lOc ; cubed ,
4'il& ( 11-lGc.
I'm IiiHN-Dull , steady ; American , 112.75 ®
lo.oo ,
Coi'i-Eii-Dulli take , 911.80.
I.KAD Quiet , htendy ; Uomestlc , f3.02J ! ,
TIN- Steady ; Strattx , J20.40.
CoDou .Market.
Nuv YoiiK , MarchG. OpllonsopcnedGtcadr ,
to 10 points up ; cloacU btuuily , uu-
hatiRi < ( l tn & point * up , Sales , 30.600 bag * . In
cluding , Mnrch , I17)0i : ) April , fcl0.or ; Mny ,
llG,7WilG.80 | Juno.llO.GG ) July , 110.00 ; Sup-
tcmber , $10.4MJ10,60i upot Ulo , nominal.
Hio IIP. JAXEIIIO. Mnrch 0. First ordinary ,
14,000 rclstior 10 Kiloit good to choice , 13- .
200 rcls. Receipt i during the week , C.OOO
b.iK ! purchnsea for the United States , 61,000
si Hhlnmcntii to the united mates , none I
Stoc k , 202,000 bflgs.
HANTOS. March 6.--Good average , 12,000 rols
per 10 kilos. Receipts during the week , 70-
uOOtmRti purchases for tlio United States ,
6,000 bans ; shipment * tn tlio United States ,
3,000 bags ; stock , 288,000 baits.
Omnlin Produce Inrkct.
The week opened without nny very Impor
tant feat uroiljclng'brought ' to tlio front. Prices
did not show much change , values for the
most part remaining about where they were
nt the close of last week. The ogu market was
notqultoso strong.
Al'1'i.Ks-HtoCKs are held at t3.OOa4.00 for
fair to choice stock ,
HA.NANAC I'er bunch , Including crates and
packing. J2.00IW.75.
llKA.vst-l'lioIco navy , J2.4& ,
HUTTEIIUoMitiKiii i packing .stock , which con
stitutes the great bulk of the receipt * now ar
riving , goes at IG'rJlBc. I'alr to good country
roll , IHU-'Oc. A few sales of small lots of e.xtru
choice country roll sell to thu retail trade at
207&22C.
UAMI-OHNIA C.iniunr.I'crlb. . , 3c.
t'r.i.r.urI'er doz. , 4c. (
( . 'llANMiHltlillw- and bugle. 810.00 ; Jcr-
sev C'apo I'od , { 9.00.
KIH ! ( Sales were made In round lots at 13 ©
13'Jc. ' while single case lots were reported as
selling a high as 1-lc.
OAMB Tlio receipts are extremely light.
Mallard ducks , SAo : ; teal and inl.xed , } 'J ;
srnall geese , * I.OOii4.6i ) ; Canaila geese , JG.OOW
7.60 ) ; small rabbits , f 1.25 ; lacks , ' J3.00. ' .
II AV The best would only bring 10 , and No.
2 was offered at $5.00.
j rut'lT I'er box , M.7fi.
IlllinsNo. . I grorn , 3'fc ; No. 1 green salted ,
4'4Ci NCI. 2 ( 'reen salted , 3' < e. ; No. 1 Rreon
salted , 201040 MM. , .life. ; No. 'i Kreen salted ,
25 to-IU His. , 3'ic ; No. I voalcalf , H to 15 Ibs. ,
7Sic ; No. i ! veal calf , 8 to 10 Ibs. , fiijc ; No. 1
dry Hint , OW.c ! ! No. 2dry flint , 4QfiVic ; No. 1
tiry Milled. 5i0c : part cured hides y per cent
per pound less than fully cured ,
HoNBV Choice to fancy whlto clover , 18 ©
20c : tiur ( ! ( ) ( , IGflllHc.
I.r.Mo.vs Clnilec , J3.50 : fancv , } 4.
MAI.AUCitAi'KS ( iood ihlppfni ; stocktS.GO.
NKW VIIIKTAIII.IS : : l.rttnce , radishes and
parsley , 4fjc per dourocn ; onions , -lOe.
NITSLarge hickory , SI.DO ; black walnuts ,
$1.MMI.2.1. (
ONIONS-Home gi-uwn.tl per bbl. ; Spanish ,
per crate , } ' . ! .
( ) ltANiis ( : I'lorlda fanry , per box , $3.25 ;
russetts. 13 ; Mexican onmxus , single boxes ,
{ II.'JO ; flvo to UIM-IHIV lul.s , $3 ( Jallfornln
iniiiintaln ( nances , f'J.GOVa : hlnitoti navels ,
(4 ; Newcintlo : Callfoinla .suuclllngs , { 2.75 ;
Jled. s eels , M.
OVMT.llt * -I'd-can , 1GSJ.3HC ,
I'otit.Titvchoice siniill chlckoni , OSlOc ;
live choice yonni ? hens and roostiirs , 7tt8'je ( } !
old riis.tur , live , OaOc ; ( Irested turltuyn , 11
fflUli'igivsc nnd ducks. 1 II&12C.
l'orATOis-\Vi-teni : Nebrawkasloc.k Isijnotcd
at H5fi7 , ilir ; Ctnli null Colotado , tlcholc :
native , 7. Tf HIV.
SWKisr roTATiirThere lie a few In tli
niatket which me sullinc at 4.00.
riTnA\viiKliims-l'eriiiart : | , 40o.
TANdciitMis half bove < . ? : l. .
VKU.Clioico and small fat veals ,
large and thin. 3.TGc. (
piionrc'i : I'OINTIHS. :
They have established a dally call board on
vegetables at St. l.oula and It Is said to work
very satisfactorily.
Strawberries are coming In more freely than
usual at this su.-t'on of the year from Texas.
They are also of very good quality for this
early In the season.
The demand for bananas at Now Orleans Is
said to bo simply Immense , i-'roin - February
28 to March 2 eight steamers and ono schooner
arrived laden with bananas and still all the
orders were not filled.
St. I.nuU MurUrlt.
ST. I.ouis , Mo. , March G. I'i.otni Depressed
by weakness In wheat , but not quotably
iiaiiged. !
WHEAT Opened weak , closing 9 i bnlow Sat-
iirdny ; No. 2 led , cash , G7J4C ; Mil irch , 07icj
May'70' ,
COIIN'iihigher ; No. 2 cash , 37'ic ;
Mnrch , 37"sc ; May , U'J'.c.
( lA-rs-lricgular ; No.J cash. 32c ; May , 33ic.
KVB ANI It VIII.CY Neglected.
HAYSteady. .
I'Y.vx SIIDfl.in. ; : .
( ! t.tviit-Steady ( : ; timothy unchanged.
ItL'TTim - Heavier , decline expected.
Kilns Knsli'i15 < - .
liKCKll-rs I'lour. 7.000 bills. ; wheat. 21,000
bu. ; coi-i , 2GOooo bu. ; oats , 33,000 bu. ; rye ,
3ooobii.j barley , H.nooim.
SlllP > liXTH--l'Tour : , HIOO ( bbls. ; wheat , 18,000
bn. ; corn , 201.1100 bo. ; oats , 2,000 bu. ; rye ,
5,000 bu. ; barley , 1,000 bu.
ItrltUli ( iraln Trade Uevlrw.
LONDON , Marcli 0. The Mat k I.ano Express
In Its weekly review of the llrltlsh grain trade
says : The price of Kngllsh wheats has fallen 2d
on the Inierlal | average and Od on the London
average , l > d per quarter being the concession
tnado by the majority of thu leading markets ,
the remainder being unchanged. The net
mean fall Is 3d perquartcr. In Oregon wheat
trading was dull , at a decline of Gd , whllo Cal
ifornia and American red winter wheat are 3d
cheaper. The average Imports of wheat and
flour slnco thu harvest , has been 430,572
quarters weekly. The stocks In hand remain
excessive , the homo deliveries of wheat and
flour amounting to 130,000 quarters.
Kansas City Markets.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , March G. WIIRAT
Slow and lower ; No. 2 hard , G3'-ffiG4c ; No. 2
red. 70S72c.
Con.v Knit-demand ; No. 2 mixed , 34 ; No. 2
white , 35c.
OATS-Weak ; No. 2 , 28i3.29c. ! !
KYU-Klrin ; No. 2 , 63c. >
HUTTCH Creamery , dull , 24-27 > sc ; dairy ,
lOffilOe.
Kutis Declining at 14c.
Keen i ITS Wheat , 7U.OOO bu. ; corn , 1,000
bu.ioats , l.OOObii.
SIIIPJIKNTS Wheat , 70,000 hu , ; corn , 0,000 ;
bu. ; oats , none.
Cotton Mnrket.
NKW Oni.tuxs , I.a. , March 0. Steady ; good
middling , 0"bc ; middling , Uc ; low middling ,
HJ o ; good ordinary , 8 jc ; nut iccelpts , 4,173
bales ; gioss receipts , 4,881 bale.s ; exports to
Krance. G.U21 bales ; sales , 4,700 bales ; stock ,
311,285 bale.s.
CKutures fli-m ; sales , 02,100 bales ; March ,
JS.fiObld ; April , $8.U4Ci8.9G ; May , ( U.03Q9.04 ;
Juno , JO.loif.9.11 ; July. fJ.lGa'J.17 ( ; August ,
$9.1Gft0.17 ( ; September , * 8.U5ia8.97 ; October ,
$8.8Ga8.90 ; November , $8.808.82.
.MllH-unkno ( iraln .llnrkct.
MILWAUKEE. WIs. , March G. WHEAT Easv ,
May , r > 7'c ; No. 2 spring , Bile.
Con.v Steady ; No. 3 , 38 < fi > 38'jc.
OATH Klrm ; No. 2 wblto , 34Q34ic ! ; No. 3
white. 3'2i ! < % 33Uc.
' HAIIMIY No. 2 , G2c.
1JYE 05'iC.
'Mlnnvilpolln U'lieat Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS , Minn. , March G. There was
light trading today In futures. Cash market
about steady at prices of last" week ; No. 1
northern sold at GGiJc ; No. 2 northern , G3c ;
receipts , 437 cars wheat. Oloso : May. G7o ! ;
July , GU4'c. On track : No. 1 hard , GoiJc ; No.
1 northern , GOc ; No , 2 northern , G3c ,
Cincinnati MarliiitH.
CINCINNATI , O. , March G.-WHEAT Steady :
No. 2red,7c. ( )
COIIN Weak : No. 2 mixed , 44c.
OATS--Good demand , easier ; No. 2 mixed ,
34 Uc.
WHISKY In good demand , steady ; $1.17.
I'hlliidelplilii ( iniin Mtirkot.
I'Hii.Aiint.PiiiA. 1'a. , March G. WHEAT
Dull and lower ; No. 2 red , March. 7G7Gle. }
COIIN Easier ; No. 2 mixed , March , 49Vs@
OATS Firm but quiet ; No. 2 white , 4141'ie. '
Now York Dry ( iooiU .Market.
NEW YOIIK , March G. The dry seeds mar
ket opened rather quiet as regards business In
commission circles , but the Jobbing trade was
quite active. The market * as without changu
and prices ruled very steady ,
Iliiltlmoru drain .Market * .
IIAl.TlMOKi : , Mil. , March G. WHEAT Easy ;
No. 2 red March , 75c.
CoiiN-l'Irmor ; mixed spot and March , 48c.
OATS Firm and steady ; No. v ! whltu west
ern , 40S'2c.
Llvcrpixil Miirlictn.
Ltviiupooi , , Jlarch 0. WHEAT Quiet ;
duniand f ilr ; holders olTor moduratuly.
CoiiN Klrm ; deiiiaiid fair.
I'ottK I'rlnio we.storn line , 05s pur bbl.
Toledo ( iniln .Murkot.
TOI.KDO , O. . March G. WiitiAT-Dull. easier ;
No. 2 cash , 71'ic.
COIIN Dull , htuaily ; No. 2oish : , 42Jc.
LOATS Qulut ; cash , 3oi ; .
Vlsllilu drain Supply.
NEW VOIIK. March 0. Visible grain supply :
Wheat. 70,007,000hu ; corn , 15,287,000 buoats ; ,
OOtTbu. 5,16U,000 bu ; rye , U1U.OOO bu ; barley , 1,719-
llutti-r .Market.
El.aiNIII , , March G.-lltiTTElt-Actlvoj 2Gc.
STOCKS ANO HON'IH.
Securities Were \Vouk unil Itiililen of Very
Short Diir.itlon ,
NEW Yonic , Match G. The stock markto
today was weak from start to finish. The
rallies that occurred were of short duration ,
and lower prices followed In every In
stance. Final quotations as a rule woru at or
near the lowu.st . | ) lnt of tha day and showed
losses of from jto ? 4 per coin from Saturday's
closing figures. The Industrials led In the
downward movement owing to thu emphatic
declarations against thu trusts by President
Cleveland. In his Inaiuural address. -
Thu market wax also tnfUuncod by udvlcos
from the wo.st of growing discontent among
railway uiuployosuud the HU'llliooU of u.aUIko
ns well as by the stringency In monoy. The
linavy movement of currency to the Interior ,
the continued shipment of Bold to Kuropo nnd
the loss In the Itnnk reserves , enabled hinders
to exact higher tates from HH ) O requiring
funds. The rates for call loan * ranged
from 8 to 60 per cent , tint the bulk ot
the business was at from 15 to 25 per cunt.
The apprehension that borrowers will have to
pay high rates for nt toast some days to come ,
Induced free soiling of stocks for both the long
nnd short account * . In the case of Heading ,
the dccllno was accelerated by reports that
certain foreign holders nnd their friends hero
had secured the co-operation ot n lending
banking house to press nn Investigation In the
McLood management.
Now England was sympathetically affected
and also felt the Inlluunco of the negotiations
said to bo In progress for tlio acquirement of
the Iloston ft Maine by the New York , New
Haven fc Hartford. Consolidated ( Ins and
American Sugar scored thn greatest gains
3iffl3i ! per cent. National Lead yielded 2 ! {
percentpreferred 3 percent ! National Cordage
Hi per cent ! American Cotton Oil IS per
cent ; Manhattan 24 , Heading 2 and New
England : l ° f percent. In the general list the
lows were ii nnd 114 pur cent , Various
stories were iilloat concerning the probable
election of directors of tlio American Sugar
Hcllnlng company with regard to the forth
coming llvldend.
It U Intimated Unit tlio Insiders may decide
tcai declare ; 1 per cent for .the current quarter
nnd dispense with an extra dividend because
olw a fear that the present , administration will
work In favor of an additional tax on sugar In
order to Increase the revenues. Nothing
" definite , however , Is known In regard to thu
"matter. The market closed weak In lone.
"mfc Hallway bonds were weak. The sales were
1,820,000 shares. Chicago .t Krlu Incomes
broke front-lie toSOJfc , and Uenornl Klcetrlc
delimitures ] from 07 c to U3'ic. The last
named were InlluencLMl by a report that the
Thomson-Houston management would retire.
Iloston , IIoilstitonlc& Westein declined lye to
BUyc. ! Minneapolis .t St. Louis eiiulpment O's
to t llUe. Northern I'aclllc Consolidated 5'
nor cent. 1'corla & I'ekln , 2 per cent. The
Heading Issues were hcavv , scoring net losses
ofl ? to 2'i pur cent. The transaction * In
Chicago & Erie Incomes weto exceptionally
large.
Inw The Post's financial writer says : Together
with the early break In Industrials and partly
as ! n consequence of It , money rates advanced
Utl a 30 ifrrcentlevi'l. It need hardly be said
thai thu abnormal rate was a very false ovl-
denco I of the money market's teal condition.
Ittl was reached too early In the day to report
the situation of the largest lenders. As a mat
ter of fact , very little monuy was ollurcd by
anybody today and It may be that a borrowing
demand from the Chicago correspondents of
some banks , noted today , caused the calling In
siCl Stock exchange loans. This movement Is
entirely normal for this period ot thu year and
will probably continue until thu latter part of
this week , at which tlmo a return movement of
currency may bo expected. How thoroughly
local 1 ( was the oxcesslvo call money rates Is
shown by thu nnrullledcondltlonof the money
market in ncar-hy cities.
IItl The following are the closing quotations of
the leading stocks on the Nuw York Stock ex
change ! today :
Atehlson Northern l'aclllcifd | li',1 '
Alum . 153 do preferrc'd 3faM
Alton , T. II 3. U. 1' . . Don. A ( iulf. . 64U
do preform ! . . . . 150 Northwestern 1H ) > (
American Kx preen. 119 do preferred 140
HultlmurnXOlilo. . . N. V. Central 11WK
Canailn I'nclilc N V A N. K V0 >
L'nnndn Southern. . . Ontario A Won tern. IS
Contra ! I'uclllc Oregon tm | 19
Clu-s. A Ohio Oregon Nav 74
ClilcaKO Alton O. b. I , . A tl. N I9U
c U , & Q. I'nclllc Mall 2J
SS > 4 1'eorl.t , Dec. .V K. . . . 10 ? $
Consolidate,1 ( Ins. . 121 rittilmrir 166
c. ( . ' . O. A St. 1. 4 1 < rullman 1'nlacc 102
Cotton oil Cert 4sm Heading Z3U
Del. Hluliull I2t ' UlchmuiKl Terminal
1) 1 . U.VW I4IH do preferred 33
1) . ft K , (1 pf'rt M ! ttlo Urnnttp W 20
I ) . AC. F. Co 3. ' ! do preferred ut
KuatTcnn 4 Itock Island
Krlo 2i : St. t'nnl
do preformed 47 ! do preferred
Kort Wnyno 155 St. 1'aul A Omaha. . . 62
Ot. Northern pf'rt. . . Ill ) do preferred I IT
( ' . AK. 1 Df'il 1U1. Southern I'aclllc. . . , HI !
Hocking Valley. . . 25 Suxar lletlnery
Illinois Central . . . Tenn. Coal A Iron. .
ft. IMiil A Diilnth . . tl Tosns I'aclllc tl
linn , ATox pf'rt . . . „ Tol. AO. Cen. pfd. . 73
Lake Krlo.V West. . . ii-ti Union I'acttlc
do preferred 7li | U. S. Bxprcss P5
I.nko Shore W. St. I , . \ I'pfd. . . .
l.t'ncl Trust do preturred
l.ouls. A Nash Wells KUIJJO lixp. , 14U
I.nnlH. Si .New Alb'y. Western Union. . . .
Mnnlmttitn Con. . . , WlieelliiK A I. . K .
.Michigan Central. 1U4U do pix'lerred. . . . CO
Missouri I'aclllc . . ' .Minn A St. 1. . . . . 1 1 !
.Moblloi Ohio a ! I ) . A U. ( ! Ili
Naslivlllo Chatt. . . . ( ienoral liloctrlc. .
.National Corilnxu. Nutlunnt Unseed.
do preferred . . . . tO'J C. l-uet A frun . . . .
N. .1. Ccmnit 115 do preferred . . . . 101 !
Norfolk A W. pfd. llous X Tex. Con
North Amurlc.ni Co Tol. A. A. A N. M. .S7
ex dlv -
The total 'ales of stocks today were 312,000
shares , Including : Atchlson , 3.BOO ; Chicago ,
Iliirllngton & Qiilncy , 13,700 ; Chicago ( Jas ,
U,700j Distilling , 5,000 ; ( Jeneral Electric ,
4,100 ; Ioulsvlllu& Nashville , 5.000 : Missouri
1'aelllc , 4tiOO ; National Load , 0,000 ; National
Cordage , lO.'OO ; Now York. 17,300 ; Northern
1'aclflc iiroferred , 1-J.400 : Hlchniond Terminal ,
(1,000 ; Hock Island , 4,700 ; Kt. 1'atil , 18,300 ;
Sugar. 32,300 ; Union I'aclllc , 3,000 ; Western
Union , 10'JOO.
London I'limnohil Itovlcw.
183J by James ( Ionian
LONDON , March G. [ Now York Herald Cable
Special to TUB HKK.I Not much business
was transacted on tlio StoCK exchange. I'or-
elgn government securities moved within nar
row lirnltN. Homo railways have been moro or
loss depressed , especially heavy lines , a fall
of Ji percent being established In Northeast
ern , W per cunt In Great Western , Midland ,
London and Northwestern ; Hrlghton deferred ,
however , was llrm at an advance of 5t per
cent owing to tlm 'favorable tralllc statement.
The Inaugural address of Pie.sldent Cleveland
produced a very favorablu liniiiesslon , but has
not stimulated business In the market
for Amurh'iins. It caused some degree
of firmness In the morning , but
the tone at the cloo was dull.
New York falling to respond. Philadelphia t
Heading was freely olfuruil during the last
hour and leave off 1 nor cent lower. Northern
Pacific preference has also given way ' , i per
cent and Atchlson J per cent , but several
othurs .still mark an Improvement of from !
to ? per cent. Canadians , though ijulet , have
been fairly strong all day , Canadian I'aclfli :
closing per cent higher and ( Jraml Trunk
Issues )6 ) to \ { per cent up. Mexicans were
readily offered on prospects of a less favorable
tratlle statement tomorrow , first preference
falling 1 ! per cent , second preference 1 per
cent and ordinary ' , { per cent. There Is not
much Inquiry for monoy. Short loans were ob
tained at 1'4 per cent. The discount market
was quiet , two and throe months' ollls being
quoted at la to 1 7-lli per cunt discount.
Now York Money -Mlirliet.
New YOHK , March 0. MONEY ON OAI.I/
Active and higher , ranging fromHc toOOc , last
loan 50c , closed offered at 50c with 30c bid.
I'KIMK.MIIUANTIM : : : PAPKII G per cent.
iJTinn.iNO K.\cnANli-lleavy , with actual
business In uankors' bills nt if4.8DJl for sixty
( lavs and4B74i-J.87'/i fordemand.
Tlio closing iiuotatlons on bonds :
U.S. ttteg . 1 Northern t'ao. 2mls 113
U. S. 4s coup . N. W. Co n sols iii :
U. S. 4 rug . N.V. . Dobon.Ss 10'J
I'ncinofiiof "A . 105U St. I. . A I. M. Con. is 8
Louisiana > t'pod 4s , ! U .st. I. A S. V. Q'n. M III
Missouri Us . 1U2 St. Paul Con 127
Tcnn. nensetiis. . . 1U1 St. I'.C A IMsta 117
Tcnn. now let 5 . . . lOJhi T. 1' . L. ( J. Tr. IlctB 77
Tenn. nor sot ! > 5. . . T5H T. 1' . It. ( i.tr. . ltet . 772U
CnnadnSo. Vnds. . . , 'Mi Union 1'r.cltlc 1st , . .
Cen. t'aclllelsta . 105 West shuro l ls. . . .
n. A It. ( i. lets . 114 It. ( i. W.lkts
I ) . A U. O. 41 . 81 ! Atch. 4s
Krlo2nd > . 100 Atcli. 2 8 , class A. .
M , 1C. AT. ( Jen. 4 . 62 O. II. A S. A KB ion
M. K. A T. ( ien. 2Hs 45 ( ! . II. AS. A2d6 . . . 87
Mutual UnlonBs. . . . 112 it. AT. C. 5s ! 05
N. J. C. Int. Cert ts. Ill ll.&T.C.Con. C 107
N. 1'ae. lits .
Iloston Stock ( JiiotatlonH ,
HOSTON , Mass , , March 0. Call loans , 7419 per
cent ; tlmo loans , ti7 percent. The follow
ing arc the closing stock quotations ;
A tclison ! A Topeka.
Do , ton A Albany. . . 13
lloston A Maine. . . . ITJ SIIJ
C. . II. Ay . ( julncy . 132
Kltchbur lt. II . nt'i Fo copper. . 5
I. . It. A Kt. 8 7s . 1151 * nn
Mass. Central . IS Annlston Land Co. nnn
Mm. Cen. com- . . . IOJ1 lloiton Land i o . .
N. V. A N. KiiKlaml. ? J Went KnI Land Co.
do T . 12U lle.l Telttphono . 20:1 :
Old Colony . 2UJ l.amson store 8. . . . 21
WIs. Central co m. . . It Water I'ower . 2
Allouez , M. C. new. . 75 ' . M . 2J
Allantlo . N. K . 6
llo.ilor. A Mont. . . . II. A II. Copper .
Cftlumct A llucla. . . 3(15 ( ( ieii. Kloe .
bid
Nun rrancisco .MlnlniOnotutloiiH ,
SAN I'ltANCisco , Cal. , March G. The ofllclal
closing quotations for mining stocks today
were as follows :
Alt.i 15 Mexican lou
llulwer 25 I'plilr no
llest A llelcher . . . . 15U I'otosl I'M
Hodlo Consolidated.
5 Savaxe hU
Ctiollur CO .ilerri Nevada I'M
Con. Cala. A Vu. . . , 245 Union Con HI
Crown 1'ulnt 4'J Utah 10
Could A Curry . . . . BO Yellow Jacket. U >
Halo A Norcoss . , . 110 Hotelier lid
Nntr Aork .illnlnj ; Ouotatlniiii.
NKW YOHK , .March 6i'Tfio .following uro the
closing mining iiuotatlons :
„
Crown I'olnt 4' ' ) il'lyinouth 75 "
Con. al. A Va J15 tlerr.i . .NoradarA \
IH-ndwood 1,13 tandnr.l Hfi
( lould A Cuirjr 7J Union Con MJ
Halo A NorcrOH. . . . 10 VullowJarkut ill
llouit'Btjku lluo Iron rllver H5
.Mexican 150 Quick Minor SiJ
Ontario IliOU do preferred liuu
Ophlr IW lluln-er 15
Nt. I.oiiln . iiiitatli > nn.
ST. Louis , Mo. , March G.-Thu closlnj quota
tions were a.s follows :
iTld. A kod. " Hid. A > kd. .
Adam * . t XI f U7U lUmelalllc. . 7.00 7,25
Am. Not. . . . 17i Slsi liranlto f.iri 7.1 l.i
K 1 1 labfth. . 45 t. % Hope 3.UJ 3.SS
rlni icl : > l Note * .
1'a. , Alurch U. Clcarlugs ,
$11,200,138 | balances , 11,817,030 , Money 4
percent. ViT
KANSAS CITY , Mo.r . L Mtrch -Clearings ,
2,6H8,60D ,
lUt.TlMoiiR , Mi > , Mnrch 0. Clearings , 12-
411135 ! balancc < V4 0,800.
Nr.w YOIIK MtiH-h C.-ClearltiKS , t83,668.-
003j balances , (4,013,146.
OMAHA , March f0.-0lenrlngs , I1,3B7C89 (
sumo day lastwcCli $1,627,71' ! .
LONDON , March'u ' , Amount ot bullion gene
Into the llank of-Kni/land / on balances today ,
i'G.OOO. m /
MEUPIIIR , TennV Slkrcli O.-NoW York exchange -
change soiling at'Vl.60. Clearings , } 307B5'J ,
Ilalances , t49,4GUm
CINCINNATI. O. , Ulntch 0. Clearings today ,
12,002,700. , ! -r > > U7 per cent. Nuw York
exchange , (11 ( 011111.
HOSTON , Mass. , Mnfch 0. Clearings , $10,012-
140 ; balances , jlx.B' 429. Money 810 iicr
cent. Exchang uli Wow York , 2530C dis
count.
NKW OIU.KANS , Mnrch 0. Clearings , II-
121,26' ! ; New Yorldmchange , commercial. 76c
per ifl.OOO iiruuiluini bank , 60c pur tl.OOO pre
mium.
ST. I < otMB. Mo. . Mnrch 0. Ulearlngi , M.813-
7HG ; balances , J513.H1U , Money quiet at (1547
per cent. Exchange on Nuw York 60c pre
mium.
CniOAtio , III , , March G. Clearings today ,
$10,625,114. Now York exchange. 70c dis
count. Sterllngexchango.-flrm ; W.HG fot-GO-day
bills : /ml M.uu for sight drafts. Money strong
at 7 .
per cent. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
OMAHA I.lVi : STOCK 'MAItKr.TS.
Cnttlo Trudo Actlrc nt Strong I'rlcos HogH
n Shade l.otvrr.
MONDAY , March C ,
Steady prices was the rule on the cattle
market , although the supply was quite liberal ,
about 1,000 head heavier than on Monday ot
last week. There were a good many fair to
good bcnves on sale , and as both the local and
whipping demand was pretty good the market
moved freely and at the close nothing of con-
scaitcnco remained In first hands. Hood to
choice 1,260 to 1. 500-lb. beeves sold at from
$4.76 to 85.25 , fa r to good steers at from $4.25
to $4 , 75 , and common light and medium grades
at from $3.75 to $4.25.
I'rlmo fat cows and heifers were In good de
mand and sold readily at strong prices. Less
dcMrablo holdings Mild fairly steady , while the
canning grades were In poor demand and
prices In many cases tended lower. Hales
today Included poor to choice stoc < at from
$1.76 to $4 , with the fair to good grades mostly
at from $2.60 to $3.60. Hulls , oxen and stags
firm at from $2.15 to $4.25. Common heavy
calves , $2 to $4 ; good to choice veals , $4.60
to $0.
HtoCHors and feeders were In rather poor de
mand , and values on all except well bred
.steers of desirable weights and quality were
dull and loner. Koprescntatlvc hales :
No. Av. I'l No. At I'r.
1. . . . . 800 $3 50 20. . .1232 $4 35
G. . . , . HOO 3 70 13. . .1101 35
3. . . . 703 3 70 40. . .1105 35
oI" . 8H6 3 75 30. . .1147 35
I" ! ! .1120 3 90 20. . .1178 35
10. . . . .1000 4 00 8. . .1147 4 35
o. . . . . 953 4 05 20. . .1232 35
15. . . . . 903 15 30. . .112 ! ) 40
14. . . , .1003 4 15 28. . .1089 40
18. . . .1097 4 15 14. . .1247 40
89. . . . .1230 4 15 41. . .1194 45
7. . . . .1014 4 2O 21. . .1212 4 45
8. . . . . 991 4 20 21. . .1259 50
0. . . . .1085 4 20 20. . .1412 60
10. . . , .1114 4 20 22 ' ' .1169 60
10 . . . .1072 4 25 41' . .1124 4 60
25. . . , .1204 4 20 103. . .1220 4 55
9. . . , .10SO 4 20 27. . .1131 4 65
10. . . , .1003 4 20 41. . .1230 65
21. . . , . 1124 4 25 19. . .1282 65
? & .1052 4 25 11 . .1191 GO
: : : : . 1)98 ) 4 20 35. . .1210 00
13. . . , .1140 4 30 18. . . 1252 05
41. . . . .1038 4 30 19. . .1200 05
20. . . , .1103 4 30 19. . .1204 4 75
22. . . , .1102 4 30 02. . . 1287 4 75
SHIl'I'INO ANO K.M'OIIT.
17. . . . .1210 35 10. . .1208 4 75
21. . . . .1209 40 17. . .121)3 ) 4 HO
43. . . , .1170 60 12. . .1440 4 90
22. . . , , .1230 60 20. . .1382 6 00
50. . . , , .1240 60 24. . .1403 6 00
2O. . . . .1280 70 20. . .1337 6 00
17. . . . .1307 75 12. . .1410 5 00
20 . . . .1289 4 70 188. . .1395 6 00
19. . . . .1320 4 70
COWS.
'JG. . . . . 930 1 76 1. . . . .1300 S 15
29. . . . . 707 1 J5 39. . . . .1029 3 16
1. . . . . 740 1 75 2. . . . .1050 3 15
22 . . 473 2 00 ' . 24. . . . . 993 3 15
22l" . .1010 2 00 17. . . . .1010 3 25
l" ! . . 000 2 00 20 ; . . . 1112 3 25
18. . . . .717 2 00 / G. . . . . 955 3 25
1. . . . . 700 2 00 -23. . . . . 9t > 0 3 25
22 . . 902 2 00 ' ' , 1. . . . . 000 8 25
. . 051 2 0(1 ( . .1120 3 25
si ! ! . . 981 200 . .IODO 3 25
2. . . , . 985 2 00- i.i . . ' 820 3 25
i. . . . . 830 2 00" . , .1044 3 25
14. . . . . 821 2 10 * 0. . . . . 913 3 25'
2. . . . .1000 2 lOf 20. . . . .1122 3 25
' ' ' . . COO 2 25 2. . . . .1180 3 25
l' . . . .1000 2 25 * ' . .1120 3 25
3. . . . 903 2 25 " a ! ! ! . . 780 3 25
0. . . . . 080 2 35 T. ' ' . . 890 3 35
24. . . . . 780 2 35 . . . . .1200 3 40
2. . . . .1035 2 40 i. . . , .1200 3 40
1. . . . . 990 2 40 10. . . . .1121 3 40
14. . . . . 847 2 40 o. . . . .1224 3 40
1. . . . 1090 2 50 . .1220 3 40
3. . . . .1003 2 50 3. . . .1180 3 45
4. . . . .1000 2 50 10. . . .1088 3 50
8. . . . . 773 2 50 G. . . .1016 3 50
4. . . . . 870 2 60 5. . . .1110 3 60
15. . . , . 933 2 GO 1. . , .1200 3 50
1. . . , . 840 2 05 . .1220 3 50
G. . . . . 970 2 05 19. . . .1030 3 50
8. . . . .1100 2 70 19. . . .1023 3 60
0. . . . . 982 2 75 15. . . .1035 3 05
4. . . . . 945 2 75 3. . .1410 3 05
1. . . . .1180 2 75 3. . . .1420 3 05
17. . . . . 884 2 75 1. . . .1340 S 80
18. . . . . 788 2 75 24. . . .1200 3 90
18. . . . . 938 2 80 3. . . .1100 3 90
38. . . . .1027 3 00 3. . . .1240 4 00
11. . . . . 910 3 05 3. . . .1270 4 00
14. . . . .1025 3 16 1. . . .1220 4 00
iniF iti ) .
39. . . . . 072 2 10 2. . . . 515 3 00
13. . . . . 750 3 00 22. . . .1108 3 85
CAI.VKS.
9. . . . . 291 3 00 2. . . . 125 5 75
2. . . . . 825 2 25 G. . . . 121 G 00
1. . . . . 380 2 40 0. . . . 171 0 00
2. . . . . 320 2 90 1. . . . 120 G 00
1. . . . . 250 3 25 4. . . : 167 6 00
G. . . . . 121 4 00 4. . . . 170 0 00
2 . . 75 6 00 1. . . . 170 G 00
Hi ! . . 100 6 50
BULLS ,
i. . . . .1390 2 00 i. . . .1030 3 00
i. . . . .1320 2 15 i. . . .1700 8 00
i. . . . .12GO 2 40 i. . . .1800 3 10
i. . . . .1600 2 40 i. . . .1130 3 15
2. . . . .1110 2 45 i. . . .1770 3 20
1. . . . .1200 2 60 i. . . .1320 8 25
1. . . . .I860 2 50 i. . . .1130 3 35
1. . . . .1450 2 00 0. . . .1CGO 3 40
1. . . . .1580 2 GO 1. . . .1730 3 40
1. . . . .1750 2 GO 1 . . .1500 3 60
2. . . . 11CO 2 00 1. . . .1700 3 60
1. . . . .1380 2 75 13. . . .1248 3 GO
1. . . . .1620 2 85 .1870 3 G5
1. . . . .1450 2 85 1. . .1000 3 05
1. . . . . 980 3 00 0 . .1210 3 70
1. . . . .1420 3 00 1. . .1570 3 70
1. . . . .1410 3 00 16. . .1514 3 70
1. . . . .1130 3 00 1. . .1930 4 10
1. . . . .1000 8 00 1. . .2370 4 25
STAGS.
1. . . . .1690 3 25 1. . .1300 4 00
1. . , . .1040 350 7. . .1480 4 00
4. . . . .1407 376 1. . .1080 4 25
OXKN.
.1410 3 20 2. . . 1050 4 00
STOCKKI1S AND FUUDKItS.
1. . . 420 2 25 2. . . . 420 3 20
1. . . 750 2 40 ° 2 ' . . 802 3 25
1. . . 730 2 50 27. . . . 704 3 25
4. . . 712 2 05 1. . . . , 830 3 35
10. . . 330 2 90 21. . , f 685 8 35
1. . .1040 3 00 10. . . . 808 8 35
5. . . 632 3 05 16. . . . 600 3 40
1. . . 580 3 10 11. . . . 882 3 60
5. . . 418 3 10 3. . . . 740 3 60
3. . . 670 3 15 9. . . . 900 8 80
WYJUIN ( ] CATTI.K.
AV. Pr.
20 cows . ; 818 $1 R5
125 feeders ji. ; . ' . 016 3 75
H. ( is The run was not above the average
for Monday , and1 general condition of the
trade very slmllav'to Hint of late. There was
a fair shipping duiwwul , although at lower
prices , and tlio local buyers worn also Indlll'er-
ent and bearish , Prices as a rule were about
a good nickel lowcr'tlian Suturday , at which
basis the bulk of tno hfigs isold. There was no
life to the tiade , britowlng to the binall num
ber on Mill' thu market closed reasonably
early , and decidedly dull and weak , at the
the decline. Haleo wcso largely at from If7.75
to7.85 , against $7.bU to J7.80 on Saturday ,
and extreme range , 17.70 to $7.b7i. ! Hepro-
sentatlvo salc > > :
No. Av. Ph. IT. No. Av. fill. I'r.
3. . .180 $7Td' ; 34. . .200 120 $7 75
4. . .2(59 ( 7T50 ' 22. . .237 40 7 75
1. . .250 ' 7 OS 69. . .258 7 75
.610 7'06 ' . 78. . .249 20(1 ( 7 75
.250 7 , ,70 , G2. . .253 80 7 76
70 ; .231 240 7 70 60. . .270 120 7 75
6. .232 7"7 ( ) 69. . .202 80 7 80
6 .300 7 70 61. . ' 7 HO
35. .200 100 7 70 . 01. . .253 7 HO
50. .231 40 7 70 62. . .240 7 85
75. .218 80 7 70 03. . .208 7 H5
73. .221 40 7 70 72. . .254 40 7 85
07. 247 240 7 72 08. . .201 200 7 85
15..209 7 76 65. . , .204 40 7 85
120..22H 7 75 70. . .235 7 85
23..242 7 75 05. . .283 120 7 87 d
PIUS AND notion. ,
2..135 025 1..420 660
SllKEi' Kecolpts were 10 cars , all ot whlcl
were olTered on the market. There was a goot
demand and iirlce ; ruled steady In.somo cases
strong , I'alr to good natives. $3.76fo
6.1)0 : fair to good westerns , } 3.50 < 15.00 ; com
mon and stock hheep , $ _ .25iC3.76 ; good to
chrtlco 40 to 100-lb. Iambs , $4OO2G.OO. Ucp
renuntittlvohalcM :
No. Av. I'r.
350 western owes 01 440
147 mUuU nutlvta til 470
87 weilorn ewes . na 4 70
J07 western wethers 100 4 76
HereIpti and DIxpiMltliui of .Stock.
Official receipts and dlsptxltlon ot stock as
hewn by the bookfof tlio I'nlon Stock Yards
company for the forty-eight hours undlng at 0
o'clock p. m. Marcli ti , 1893s
iiccnrrs.
CATTLE. SHEEP. HOUSES ft MI.S
llradcnrt.lllrnil Onrs. ( lend
i . .mi Onrs.iij
nist'osiTioV.
lions.
) mahn I'ncklnn Co H 147
Thud. H , IlaiiiinoiiitCo. . 4ft ! 311 M7
HwlftACo l.l.M
rhu Ciidnhy I'ncklnit Co. . COS
John I' . 8 < jiilrcs A Co ( S3
A. llaa 1.11
II. llrckcr A llrnaii 1.11Krt
I'nnsnnt A Carey 125
'
. 145
'hlppors ' and feeders 321 559
-ottover wo
Totnl. I.U3.1
I.lvo .Stock .Market.
CiticAfio , III. , March 0. [ Special Telegram
0 Tin : IUi.l : : Hales wete very free today and
they showed a strong market , ( iood grades of
ill weights and both vexes were In active do-
nand , and while none was much higher HUMP
was a.small advance In nearly all descriptions.
The greater part of sitles were at from JI to $5
for steers and at from J2.5O to $3.60 for cows ,
and bulls , lilpe cattle were scarce and only
* hu .small tinrl of thesupply graded better than
nedliiiii. That accounts for the comparatively
ow average of sales , ( notations range from
(1.76 ( to $0.25. Cows , heifers and bulls were
salable at from $1.75 to $1.25 , Mockers and
feeders at from $2.50 to $4.50 and dressed beef
and shipping steers at from f3.05 to $ n.'J5
I.lttlo more than 21,000 hogs wera on the
" market today , still thu feeling was weak.
here was fair activity among the shippers ,
nut the local demand was restricted , Armour
lielng the only packer who seumei to want any
lings. The first sales of the rnlng were at
substantially Saturday 'sq not a l Ions , but prices
soon cased oil' to theextdnt of 5cand remained
1 hi1 re. The top of the market was $ H.40 ,
three loads of prime heavy hogs changing
: > \vners at that figure. lew.sales were made at
liettur than $8.30. Closing prices were from
J8 to $8.35 for heavy , $7.85 to $8.25 for ml\ed
and medium and from $7.60 to $8.10 for pool-
to choice light. There was not much trading
outside the llmltsof from $7.90 to ! 8.40.
Holders of sheep did not find any trouble In
ustalnlng last week's advance. The 9,000
liead on sale were quickly bought up at fiom
$4 to $5.60 ' - ' ' '
foi' choice sheep , and at
rioin$4.76 loiti [ i.50 for lambs. I'our hundred
Iambs In one band brought the outside llgure ,
uiil It Is mohahlcsomething fancy would have
brought Hi.OO or better. The was a large de
mand , and the tone of thu market was llrm
and healthy ,
Itccelpts : Cattle , 15,000 ; hogs , 21,000 ;
sheep , _ UOOq. _
The Kvenlng Journal reports :
CATTI.H Uecelpts , 15,000 head ; shipments ,
4,800 bead ; market 65t,10- , higher ; steers ,
J5.50&6.00 ; medium to good , f-t.66U5.25 ;
others , $4.10. 4.00 ; stock cm and feeders ,
$3.004.40 ; TUMUIS , $2.30S4.30 ; cows , $2.005.
4.00.
lions liecelpts , 19,500 head ; shipments ,
8,000 head ; market closed 6c lower ; packing
and mixed , oil.lb'ira.lb ; prime heavy and
butcher's , $8.2038.40 ; light. 50.0030.60.
SllKEt' liecelpls , 8,000 head : shipments ,
1,000 ( bead ; market strong ; muttons , $3.76&
5,50 ; lambs , $4.5030.50.
Now York I.lvo .Stock Murkot.
New YOIIK , March 6. HIIKVKS Kecolpts ,
for two days , 4,552mead , Including i37 cats for
fialo ; market.dull , but steady ; natlvo steers ,
* 4.76B5.55 ( per 100 Ibs. ; Texans and Colorado ,
$4.16S4.HO ( ; bulls and cows , $2.00a3.'JO ;
dressed beef steady at 8O.'J-2c ! per 11) . Ship
ments tomorrow , 500 beeves anil 1,400 quar
ters of boo f.
OAI.VE8 Itecelpts , for two ( lays , 6S5 head ;
market dull ; veals , Jj.OOft.8.J ( ) per 100 Ibs. ;
grasser.s and yearlings. J2.5O < 63.00.
SIIKKP ANII TAMILS Receipts , for two days ,
1,105 bead ; market weak and a shade easier ; ,
sheep , $1.25S5.80 par lOOIb-i. ; lambs , SG.OO
( E0.85.
Iloos Itecclnfi for t wo days , 7,841 head , In
cluding 2 car loads for sale ; market firm at
S8.00&8.50 per 100 Ibs.
ICniifmn City I.lvo Stork .llnrkct.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , March G. CATTU : Ite-
cclpts , 42.00J head ; shipments , 1,200 head :
market slow ; steers , 10 15c lowera t.$4.10
( i 4.25 ; fed Texas and Indian steers , $3.75
< B4.72'i ; cows and heifers- , $1.7534.60 :
stockers and feeders , $ .1.76U4.GO.
lloos Kecelpts , 3,200 head ; , 5lilpnicnK
600 ; the market was 6)61 < > c lower , rinsing dull
and Kxftl&c low or ; all grades , { 5.4038.00 ; bulk ,
$7.757.82U.
HIIKUP Itccelpts , 2,500 head ; shipments ,
300 ; the market was active and steady ; rep
resentative sales : muttons # 4.0034.85.
St. Io n l.s l.lvo Stock Murkot.
ST. Louts , Mo. , Marcli O. OATTI.K Itccelpts ,
3,000 head ; .shipments , 800 ; market steady ,
fair to prlmu good natlvo steers , $3.00iJ
4.70falr ; to goodfod Texans , $3.7034.25.
Hoas Itecolpts , 3,200 head ; shipments ,
3,000 bead ; market strong ; heavy , $7.70
@ 8,10 ; mixed , $7.5038.00 ; light. * 7.CO7.90.
Hiitiui1 Kecelpts , 60O bead ; shipments , uono ;
market firm , unchanged.
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Ultimatum Issued Iiy the Ann Arhnr Itond to
ItH ICiigliu-orii.
Owosflo , Mluh. , March 0. The breach hc-
tweon the Toledo , Ann Arbor & Northern
Michigan Railroad company and ; ho IJrotli-
crhood of Locomotive Engineers Is now ap
parently complete. Now men are gathering
hero ready to take the places of the dis
affected men. This morning Superintendent
Connors issued a bulletin announcing that
old engineers could remain if they would
leave the brotherhood ; If they refused to dose
so , other men would bo put in their places.
As a result of this bulletin several new
engineers took out their trains this morning.
It Is rumored that Chief Arthur will re-
tnllato against the company by ordering a
strike on some ot tlio connecting lines.
This would seriously cripple the Ann Arbor
road. If the engineers go out nonunion
men would bo placed in their positions im
mediately. The company has nonunion men
engaged in Toledo waiting for the result of
conference with thoengineersaiidilremen. If
the nonunion men go to work trouble is
feared on the numerous connections of the
Ann Arbor , as the employes of the various
roads say they will not handle freight from
the Ann Arbor so long as nonunion men are
at work.
Piles of people have piles , hut Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro them.
Thn Trlliiino Aliiiiiiino ,
There are scores of statistical works ox-
tnnt whoso reliability ,1s very much doubted ,
but there are a few standard works deserv
ing the confidence of the public. Ono of the
latter Is the Now York Trlnuno Almanac
for 16113 , Just issued , a copy of which has
been received by Tun Ben. It contains in-
The Natural Way is the Saf
est. Nnturo has mi untldotu for every
ill that liumnn-lcind is heir to. Some
tire still to bo discovered , but tlio world's
standard romo.ly for fatty ilotionorutloii ,
rheumatic tfoul , constipation , indiges
tion , offensive breiitli , ota. Is Nature's
Hotnody , iiuro nnd simple , nnd is called
Carlsbad Sprudal Salts , tlio evaporation
of tlio CarUbadVfttor , bottled by the
city of Carlsbad for American ueo. The
genuine have the signature of "F.isnor
fi Mundoleon Co. , N. Y. , Solo Agents , "
on every bottio.
formation of tlio litfhcjt rnhio Tlicro never
before were so many valuable tables nor so
much exceedingly useful knowledge packed
Into n tribune altnaine ns Into tlio ono for
1HK1 , There are ! Ka pnircs , InchiilitiK a nape
man of the World's ftilr grounds and huti-
ilrctls of features of ilmelv interest. The
ofllcers and eotnmlttces anil other data of
the World's tllir are Klvcn In full , this fea
ture occtipylni ; eleven print's. The elaborate
tables , showing the amount of sold , silver
and paper money in circulation , year
i.v ) year , since 1801 , will be needed for con-
I staut relcrcnce as lonif as free calnnee and
i tmlttuited paper mont-y are pnhlk' issues.
Of course the preslilcntlal election , the
vote In the different states , the platforms of
the parties , t ho new congress , etc , reiuiro |
much space In the book , nml they recelvo It j
there is no partisanship in thu Tribune Al-
inanae , It is purely a statistical work , and
the thriires. tiid as they are for republicans ,
are given Just as they are. Thu nold and
silver coinage , year bv year , for the whole
period slnco 17'Ji , Is a strong feature. All
the statistics of foreign traile.deht. hanUiiu , ' ,
pensions , publli- lands , revenues nnd appro
priations , etc. , are Included , and there are
numerous general matters , stiOh ns divorce ,
marrlaeeaml natttn.llratlon laws , the rec
ord of racitu ? and athletic sports , Iciral holi
days , leiftil Intel-cat , copyright , etc. . etc.
Alto 'i'tneran exct'odliiKly line number , and
all for ' ! : > cents.
Cholerine In IN-niK.vlvantii.
Sowlekley , 1'enn.V : had an epidemic
of cholorino , as our physicians called It , In
this place lately and I made a jrront hit with
Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and Ulurrlurn
remedy. I sold four do/en Ixittles of it in
ono week and have since sold nearly a nrim.
This remedy did the work and was a bin ad
vertisement for me. Several persons who
had been troubled with illarrlura for two or
three weeks were cured by a few ( loses of
this medicine. 1' . 1' . KSAIT , Ph. U.
Sll'lI'MKt'K.S.I.WK.S .
They Arrive In Honolulu After SulVm-liii ;
' Many Hardship' ,
SAN FitAXfiic-o , Cal. , March 0. News
reached hero today from Honolulu that a
small boat containing Captain .lohn Peterson
and wife of San Francisco , Second Mate
Charles Drown , and Cabin Hey W. 11.
linden , Cook I-Vank Villon , Seamen ICverson
and William Carlson , all terribly emaciated
and almost speechlessreadied pot-M-Vbruary
11 ! , brhiiiiif ; Intcllipence of the wreck of the
bark . . I.ady Sampson , bound from Sydney to
Honolulu with a earjro of ec-il. The wreck
occurred on January 10. on a reef jorty miles
south of Pafmyratto inlands. The bark
struck In the nhrhtduringihurricaneand : in
live minutes be ran to break up. and the boats
were lowered. In the captain's boat were
those enumerated above , while in the other
boat , under tlio command of First Slate
Henry I : Mullet- , were Seamen Kn.vder. Oscar
Mafrnusun , I. Fot-Keson and Martin. Duriiu ;
At calm which followed the wreck stroiif ;
tides ! bore the small boat westward several
days , when it was found that all tlio provi
sions and water , of which but a small quan
tity had been taken at first , were exhausted.
They reached the vessel iiaiii ( on the ninth
day when nearly dead from hunger and
thirst. A supply of canned ( foods was ob
tained ; from the hark , which had sunk on
the reef and was still breaking up , and a
start was then made for > Honolulu. Off. tlio
island Mau , one of tlio Hawaiian ( 'ronp ,
heavy gales were experienced , and two days
after leaving the vessel for a second time
the llrst mate's boat parted company with
the other to take a moro northerly direction.
The second boat has not been scon and the
fate of the mate and his party is in doubt.
Without doubt the most wonderful remedy
for pain is Salvation Oil. It sells for 25 cents.
Will ProuTiilc Incciidhiry
Jscw YOHK , March 0. According to a Lon
don special , inllammatory Orange speeches ,
which arc now an every day occurrence in
Ulster , have poaded the government into
action. Mr. Mot-ley quietly issued orders to
the chiefs of polica in the Ulster district at
the end of last week to arrange for police re
porters to attend the public Orange meetings
is n scientifically prepared Liniment
nnd harmless ; every ingredient is of
recognized value nnd in constant use
by the medical profession. It short
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Danger to life of Mother and Child.
Book ' -To Mothers" mailed free , con
taining valuable information and
voluntary testimonials.
Sent by express , charges prepaid , on receipt
of price , Sl.to per bottle.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. , Atlanta , Ga.
Bold l-y nil dnigclsts.
and that'ho speakers bo promptly prostv !
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gives an opK | > rtunlty lo Inlcrfero.
Htiirtrd It , .MiTlt Jtlndn It I'op-
uliir.
Dr. T. P. Hubbcll , who Is etiRnRcd In Hid
ilniff business nt Wotcott , Vt. , Bays ! "AiU
vcrtialnif atiirted the sale on Chnmbcrlnln'4
CotiKh Honifdy here , hut It now sells on Its
merits , nnd all whn use U sin-alt highly ot
It. " When troubled with cough or cold ,
Klvo it n trial anJ you will bo more thatt
pleased with the result , It Is also n certain
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A Xk O t/A HUM i.Vr V.
One o'the steadily prospering theatrical
enterprises of the current season Is "ICtght
Dells , " n good nautical and pantomimic com
edy , as full of good things as an Kngllsh
Christmas pudding. It comes to the Farnam
Street theater four nights , commencing Sun
day mat luce , March I a , and tnatlueo Wednes
day. ThoMi famous Brothers Hyrno are
clever and considered at the present tlmo as
the representative athlete comedians of this
countr ) . There Is a little bit of everything
in this novelty as , "Kight Hells" Is called.
Ht-ight music and rolllckimr. fun abound
throughout the play. I'romlucnt tn the com
pany arc Wlllard l.eo , C. Herbert , Helena
Byrne , D.ilsy Stauwood. Flor.i I'eabody ,
Victoria North and lOsther Ward During
the action of the play the celebrated Quaker
City Quartette , h. C. Metier , the world-fa
mous Imitator , and a host of specialties.
At tlio Farnam Street theater , three
nights , beginning Thursday evening. March
II , matinee Saturday. The I'hlengo Trlluino
speaks as follows of Field's famous minstrels :
The Al ( J. Field famous American minstrel
company played to a a packed house at tlio
( irntul last night. F.very seat was taken
and the noise each occupant made was sulll-
cielit to demonstrate the decided success of
the refined , novel and nrlLMtuil entertain
ments. The eomp.iny Includes the brightest
stars in the burnt cork profession.
"Suporba , " the big spectacular production
of the IIunion Brothers , comes to Bo.\d's
theater on Sunday , Monday ami Tuesday
next. The company Is the lai-L'ist and ablest
of any of the companies that the Hanlons
have ever put on the road , and this year ao
doing better business than ever before.
At the Boyd on Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday next , Mr. H. ( .ircemvuH'H company
will produce the now musical comedy ,
' Larry the Ixml. " A : < Larry we are once
more enabled to meet our out favorite , U. 10.
( iralmin , his first appearance here since his
clever impersonation of ( Jeneral KnicKor-
hocker in "Tlio Llltlu T.u-oon. " The comI
puny , which has been .selected with great t
care as to their abilities as comedians , a
vocalists and dancers , Include C. 10. ( iraham ,
Walter II. Ford. Sydney Price , H D. Itelhy ,
Mamie Ccrbl , Cora Harris , Li//.lo Highl ,
Mamie Leslie , Frank IP Fram-ls and a young
ladv who Is said to bo a remarkable dancer ,
Miss Kdith Craske.
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
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My donor says It nets contlr on the Mmunrli ,
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