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0 THE OMAHA DAILY HEE : WEDNESDAY , MARCH 15 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bolliug of Bom's fiong Wheat Upstst Prices
Yesterday ,
PORK , LARD AND RIBS CLOSED WEAK
In the Corn I'll Prices Wrro llrld Within
Nnrrotr Mnilttnnd Hulil OIT I/ito In
the Day hut llocurormt the
Decline.
CntCARO , 111. , March 14. The Rolling of ionic
long wheat today iinot | prices right In the
teeth of a cold wave. Tin ) ilucllno from top
prices amounted to ljc. O'om D.I red with last
night limitations arc MC olT for M.iy and ! tc
for July. Thnrolsnochango In corn. I'ork l.s
down 17 < tC , lanl luc and rllHue.
Wheat tnadu u spirited upward movement at
the start and for a short tlmu was fully 'id
nboro thoclodng llguro of yoitorday for May ,
but only'icovur for July. The b.isls for this
strength was understood to ho the cold weather
In tliu west and H.mlh. It was cold through
out Missouri and Kansas , where fair vcathar
was promhud tonight , with thu ground bare of
8I10W.
Home of the .states reported fresh damage
mid said that the crop was now passing
through the jnost trying part of the season.
It was suddenly reported , anil generally bo-
lloved , that the ellquo was taking advantage
of the firm market to sell big loU of May. As
hoon as this was generally suspected tin-
crowd mude n rush and did the .samo thing.
Cotlliselmiin ft Pay led the rush. With Ibis
rush of olVerlngs there was n quick break. Hut
while the disposition to sell was very gen-Miil ,
them was about the MUIIO unanimity In buying
July and the discount of that month on .May
was considerably narrowed.
Ciop damage leports were divided In their
rxpM'sslon of the amount of actual damage
clone. The opening was about He higher than
yesterday's clo-.lng and with some little fluctu
ations May advanced ' , c more , while July re
mained unchanged. Then followed an easier
feeling with prices declining l'ic for May and
only V for July , the close being ' , jc lower for
May and ' c higher for July tliun the closing
figures of yesleiday.
In the corn lilt theie was complaint of
ribsencc of outside oideis. I'rlcrs were held
wllhln nariow limits , and after a short period
of Initial strength sold oiv , c , followed by a
feeble recoveiy. The developed weakness
seemed to be due clilelly to a lack of support ,
us tlii-io was no pronounced pressure to sell.
Oats weie weaker In sympathy with other
Brains and also due to the fair selling. Prices
receded from a c to 'ic and the mat-Let closed
quiet nt near the Inside figures , with a not loss
The provision market at the opi-nlng was
higher for pork and ilbs on light receipts of
liogs. l''n-e ' olVerlngH , however , sent It down
with a run and this wasconirlhnloil to by the
weakness In gialn. I'ork was the product
most allected and at the tap of the bell tliere
was no telling wlmio prlce-i would go. Una
leading packing Institution buying lard freely
um ! some order * coming In to purchase ribs ,
the market reacted , but slumped oil' again
near tbo close on lack of business.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
180 cars ; corn , 131 cars : oats , 103 cars ; hogs ,
15.000 head.
The loading futures ranged as follows :
OI-II.N. lllll'l. ' LOW. CI.OSB. VKS'V.
Wheat No 3.
.Mnrcli. . . . * 7.1
Muy . . . . J 7UU
July. . 73 72
Corn .No. 2
Mnrcli 41 ij 41WI1K
Mny 4 < 114 "
?
July , 4154
Onls.VoS.-- 4S0)
Jturch. . . . S0) ( SOK
Mny 3)J 3.13J S3U
JHLC 3J
Mrns I'urk. .
May 17 75 17 7i 17 22H 17 40 17 75
Mny 12 10 12 IU II U ) 120-1 12 10
July 11 : ! ) iu a.'i ' II 2iV
Copt II Ui lu M IU SB ) II OH ]
( hurt lllbs. .
Mny. . . . 10 3) ) in : u 10 or. * 10 15 10 20
Cash quotations were as follows :
Ki.onn-Jnlet ( , unchanged ; winter patents ,
t3.70iM.20 ; winter straights , * 3.noai.)5 : : ) ;
Hirln | , ' patents , M.8r,7 < ; .1.10 ; spring straight ,
$2.GOu-3.10 : bailers1 , t2.10ai.3ri !
UATS No , 2 , ati c ; No. i white , f. o. b. ,
OD'ic : No. 3 white , f. o. 1) . , 333.3&C.
UVK No. i ! , liUc.
llAiit.nv No. 2 , (52cj ( No. 3 , f. o. b. , 40300c ;
No. 4 , f. o. b. , 374S-II3C.
I'IJAS SBBIJ No. 1,11.20.
TIMOTHY SKEW I'rlme , $4.28r
I'OIIK Mess , per bbl. . H7.2iXS17.22 ! { . Lard ,
per 100 Iho. , ni.9l > ail.92''t ; short rib sides
( loose ) . flU.15iftlU.17iJ ; dry salted shoulders
( boxedi , J'J.'WVS'ay.G.'J ' ' ! short clutir Hides ( boxed ) ,
I10.60S1U.55.
WHISKY Distillers' finished Roods , par sal. ,
fl.17.
StiOAits Out loaf , 5Ji'35ic ' ; granulated , 5 ! > c ;
Btandard "A. " f > o.
The- following were the receipts and ship
ments for today :
On the I'rodnco exchange todav the butter
market was ( Inn ; creamery , 20'uV27e ; dairy ,
2OO'25c. Kgits , easier ; strictly froh ,
Omulm drain.
The following prices are based on delivery
at. Mississippi river points :
WHEAT No. 2 Hi > rliig , 7O' ' Jo bid ; No. 3 spring ,
COc bid ; No. 2 hard , Ole bla.
OATS No. 2 white , 33 c bid ; No. 3 white ,
03c bid , 88 ic asla-d.
C'Olt.N No. 2 cash , 374'c bid , 38c nsknil ; No.
2 April , 3Hc bid ; No. 3 or better , cash , 37'ic
bid ; No. 3 or hotter , April , 3Sc bid ; No. 2 white ,
09c bid , 4e ( ) asked ; No. 3 white , 38c bid.
Among thosales were the following : Five
curs No. 2 wldtiioaH , 33 ? c ; 50 cars No. 3 or
bettercorn , Maich or April shipment , Toledo
termn , 3Kc ; 20 cars No. 8 or b.ittercorn , March
bhlpment. upper Mississippi river point , 37'ie ' ;
50 earn Xo. 3 white oats , Omaha terms , prompt
fchlpmcnt , 33c.
A. Kochlerof Geneva was on the board.
OeorgoHcollof Iteatrlce was looking over
the market.
J. M. Bowell of Hastings was among the
grain men who visited the Hoard of Trade.
Omaha I'r diic Murltct.
The receipts ot the lending kinds of produce
were not large and the market was nbojt
hiuady. 1'ouitry lias been scarce for some few
( Inysiuul tirni prices are maintained , llutter
In also Him , owing to the scarcity of strictly
choice country roll. Quotations given below
will show the prices prevailing on thu market
t the present time.
Al'l-t.r.s I'alr togood stock , $3.7531.09.
IIKANS riiolco navy , $ -2.-15.
IIUTTKH ( iood butter Is scarce , the great
bulk of the receipts being made up of verv
common stuck that Is only good enociih to sell
to the puckers. 1'iicklng stock , 1017c ; fair
to good country roll , 18Q20c ; occasional small
lots of extra choice roll reach ' 2o > ( i22c.
( Ui.inin.MA OAIIIIAOK Per lb. , 3c.
UKI.KIIV Per do40c. .
CiiA.NiiKliutKS-.lei-sey Capo Cod , per bbl. ,
19.50 ; boxes , U3.0083.50.
K ts ; The market was about steady at 13'/i
n -It Is really too Into for rabbits and
they.iri not selling well. Quite a good many
duck , a M coming In , us well us geese. Mallard
duck * , 43.50 ; teal and mixed , $1.75if.2oO ( ;
email geese and brants. $3.50u4.00 ; ; Canada
L-eese , 40.00 7.00 ; small rabbits. J1.25 ; Jacks ,
13. 5O.
llAY-Stcmly at J5.5tHM3.00.
HoNKY-ChoIci ! to fancy white clover , 18Q
i fair togood , IGQlHc.
I'OUI.TUVThe market was stronger on
chickens owing to the light supply and good
stock sold readily at lie for ( tressed and at
BifilOc for cholcu live hens , Turkeys , 12td)13c ) ;
geese and ducks , 11 ® 12c.
1'OTATOKHStocks In the hands of commis
sion men are very light. Colorado , tl 10 ;
cholcu native stock , 75 85c.
f TliAWliKiutiKS Per quart , 25S 35c.
SWKKT POTATOES There ao a few In the
iniu ket which are selling at 4,50.
TAMIKIU.NKS- half | MOS , M.
VKAir Choice and small fat veals , 7O9c.
largo and thin , 3yGe.
HANANAN PIT hunch , Including crates and
packing , 2.0iva2.75.
OiiAi-i : l-'ntriT Per box3.75.
l.r.uoxsChoice , J3.50 : fancy , 14.
Niw : VKOKTAIII.I : Lettuce , radishes and
parsley , 46o per dor. . ; green onions , 40c.
NUTSI.itrgo hickory , tl.50 ; black walnuts ,
PI . ( MVfrtl .25.
O.vioNri Homo grown , per bbl. , J4 ; Spanish ,
IKT critic , * - ' .
OUANIIIS Florida fancy , per Imx , (3.25 ;
rusM'tts , f3j Mexican oranges , single bo\cs ,
(3.25 ; live to ten-box lots { 3 Uallfornlu
mountain oranges , f'2.50 ; Washington navels
f4j Newcastle California seedlings , (2.75 ;
iled , sv. eetn. (3 ,
Ov-'TKits-Porcan , lOqaSc.
IliiiiD Nil. 1 grci-n , 4cj No. 2 green , 3c ; No
1 given , salted , 4io ; No. 2 green , salted , 3'c
So , 1 gr 'i-ti , Mulcd,25 ( to 40 Ibs. , 4 ic ; No. V
f-n Jilted. U5 to 40 lb * . . 3 > t < - ; No. 1 von
L-ilf , u. to 15 llx. . Be : No. a veal calf , 8 to 1 (
. , . ,0 : S. , ldrrlllnt,7 ! cNo.2dryll : lut.&itt
No. 1 dry nailed , fa' . _
Cotton Murknt.
NEW Olif.KANM , I.ii. . Mil IX 1 1 H.-ICasy ; gooi
middling. U 3-10c ; middling , U 18-10ct low mid
iil < ng bO-IOc ; fuotl ordinary , H3-10c ; net re
Ctl U , b 615 tiAluij grow rcccluu , 0,110 bales
export * to Orcnt llrltnln , 0,700 b lrsi
1,001) bulem stock. 291,48H bales. Kuttiros ,
Mpndyisiiles. Hi.&oo ha-sj ! Murcht9.4n'l' ? < . & "i
April , tH.fiOWH.lWi May. IH.OH : Jum'H.74i Sep
tember , is.ny hid ; October , ld.4G bid ; Novom-
bcr , fH.to bid ,
tifvr Vork Miirkrti ,
-rf.oun-U.'CPlnts. .
NEW VOIIK , March 14. - -
10,1 ! ) ' . ! pkgs.l rxp rt , 3,33:1 : bbli. , llUfl2 !
sacks ; snli-s , 7.HOO pkgs ; market dull , weak.
COIIN MKAI. hull , stonily.
IUitiKV--litII , firm.
HAIII.KV MAI.T-Steady , nulct.
\Vlir.AT-lltTL-llltS , 88,475 bu. ! exports ,
1,19'J lill.j sup-s , 5,805,000 hu. futures , 104-
ooo bu spot. Hinit market dull nml weaker ,
with ontloiiH. No. a rod. In store nml clovii-
tcr , 7Qia,754c ! ( ; afloat. 76i ( < fl.7&"te : f. o. b. , 75
Wlfict No. l not thorn , aUfttsl c ; NO. 3
hunt , H3"1&Sr > Uc : No. 2 norlhurn. 751t7fic. Op
tions were active , opening linn at H'iJUc ad
vance-on steady cables and llrinur wu , fell
'i'il'.eon ' thIncic.asu on pasingn , largo
United Kingdom Import * , Unlit clearances , In-
crcaseil rei-idpu west , heavy Chicago , late cj\-
Ijlus depressed and longs toill/.ing : , foreign
homos bought freely at the di-cllne , chli-lly
tlio late months. I'rlccs ' rallied later and
closed stonily at "lffiic ? under yesterday. No. I
ri'd May. 7 < ) ft77c , i'.losln < { ut 711' c ; .luni ! ,
7lVi&77'iC ! ' , closing aV 77t' : July , 77 U-ltJ ®
7Mtc ? ; , clinlng.it 77 Vc.
COUN- -ll'-ci-lpts , 37,050 bu . exports , lii.lSO
bu.iml ; s , IS'Mion ' bu. futures , ao.otju bn. spot.
Spots Uo luni-r , linn quiet ! No. 'J , & 3' < e In
L'lovator ; ( i4c ! iillo.it ; ungraded nd\cd. MIUW
54Hc ; tiiinu-r ! niUi-d , ti'J'ii'i ' No. 3 , 51'ie. Op
tions opened ! | c up on di-crmiso In pfissugn and
local covering , declined VAjUc with Chicago ,
closi-d dull and unchanged < ic lower : May
( JOU-10ftilc ! , closing OO'ic ; July , 50 11-10
Me , closing fiO'c. (
OATS-ltecolpts. 33nt > 0 bu. ; exports , SOI
bu. : sales. 25tio ! ; Int. , futures ; 52ooi ) bu. spot.
Spots dull ; mlM'd lower. Options dull , weaker ;
April. 38'ic ; May. 37'.ie ; July , 38ic ! : spot :
No. 2 while. 140.4 IV : No. B Chicago ,
40ir ; No. 3 , 3Nijc ; No. 3 white. 43T > l3'4c ;
inlvi'd western , : } 'Jtt41c ; whltu wcbtern , 42
M'AV I-'alr deiiniiid , firm ; peed to choice ,
nir , < ! ir c.
lliil'S -Qidt-t , fair demand.
Wool , ( , ) iili-t , linn ; dume.stlc fleece , 2132c ;
Trsns , I'tc'Jlc.
I'KOVISIIINS Cut meats , weak. Inactive ;
ptckli-d > iiotilders , Oisa'jc - ' ; middles , iUlL-t | ,
tteiiK ; short clear , lll'Jc. lird : , quiet , lower ;
western steam closed at Jl'J.'JO ; sales , none ;
option s.iles , 7.D ili-rces ; Muit-li clo-.cu at
ifi'-VJU ; May , fl'-M7'i ' , closing at Jl'J.17'i ' : July ,
tll.-JuUll.'Hi Jll.fili. I'ork
. , closing nt , quiet ,
old nie.s.-i , tlO ; now mess , J1U.&U ; extra prime ,
nonilnul.
Hi'i-mi Modeiate deinnnd , firm.
( ' . ) skims 3Q.10c.
: : : - - , ; part ,
Kims l.urgu recelpt.s , lower ; receipts , 10-
20U liligs ; western fresli , 1(1'c. ( '
TAI.I.OW ytilet , weaU ; city 12 for pkgs.l , C > c.
CorroNHnnii Oil.--Quiet , weak ; crude , 45'iJ
47c. : yellowr 7c.
UosixQuiet , Htoady.
Tl'iii'c.vriNK Utili't , steady ; 3ri73ii Sc.
I'ETiioi.KL'M Tliu markul opened strong find
rices advanced from t5fl to Ollc on light of-
erlngs , but toward the closu nn easier feeling
iit-viilled anda reliction to ti5c ensued. Thu
penlng price was li5c , highest ( Hi , lowest (15 ( ,
losing at 05c bid , Gii'fc asked. I'ennsylvanla
II , spot sales , nonu : April optl.m sales ,
h.onu bbls. ; l.liini oil , sules none , but the
ild prlco was up to 2t'se ) ' ; total sales , 48,000
ibis.
KICK Kalr demand , firm.
Moi.Assr.s Now Orleans open kettle , good to
liolcc , fairly active , firm.
StKiAU Kaw , more active : steady at tlio do-
line : fulr refining. 2'ic ; cuntrlfitgals , 03 test ,
i ft-lGc ; ri-flned , quiet , steady.
I'm IIION Steady , quiet : American , $12.75 ©
5.50.
Coi-i-KH-Htcady ; lake , $11.85.
[ .KAD-Dull : doniustlc , $3.00.
TIN Closes strong ; Straits , $21 bid , $21.15
isked.
IlnslncsH ClnuiKcs.
The following are reported at Dun's ;
Arlington , Neb. , Muiislleld & Scliniell , meat
larket , succeeded by H. Mtiiisllold
lluncroft , Nell. , C. M.Vhltiuy , Kenoral store ,
negotiating to sell out.
Burr , Neb. , U'llllam I'rancls , Iiiiplumonts ,
nccec-dcd by I'rancls A llrown. .
llriiiilirNeb. . , Itowmtin .t Dills , Implcmcnt.s ,
succeeded by .1. I ! . Itowmiin.
Donlpban , Nob. , WtMtfnll & Sweeney , meat
mirki't , succeeded byVIch& llarnxl.
( ienevti. Neb. , I , . M. Sargent , groceries , suc
ceeded by William Ueld.
( ireuley Center , M. W. Decker , livery , sold
out.
Lincoln Neb. , W. H. Miller , dairy , gave bill
> f salt- for i&O.
Staiiton. Neb. , Miss F.tta Kwlng , millinery ,
inccecded by T. & M. Krlckc.
Scott vllle. Neb. , McUowen > t lllddlo , general
store , .succeeded by J. I , . Ill-Idle.
llode , In. , .1. W. Lelghton , hardware , gave
) IIIot sail ) for $2,708.
Dunlitp , la. , Tavlor& Co. . hardware , M , N.
Taylor gavu bill of sale to-$2,410.
North Kngllsh , la. , J. V. Lutton , gcnural
store , assigned.
Osccolu , la. , Ciinipbell & Co. , meat market ,
succeeded by M. K. Campbell.
Kulfo , la. , H. Qnlvey , "Talr , " sold out.
Sondiirant , la. , H. Iscmlngcr & Son , general
store , .sold out.
Casper , Wyo. , David Oruhain , hotel , sold out.
Parker , S. D. , A. J. Vafcd , hardware , re
ported closed by creditors.
Wutortown , S.'D. , II. S. Kletcher , drugs and
stationery , sold out.
The. following are reported at Ilradstreol's :
South Omaha , Neb : , James Manual ) , saloon ,
gave bill of sale of furniture- fixtures to : i
local browury for $450.
Waterloo , Nub. , I , , W. Dentongroceries , sold
: > ut.
Sidney , Neb. , Lloyd llurger , blacksmith , etc. ,
stock sold by mortgagees.
Vllllsca , In. , Arthur Atkinson , notions , now
iMklnson & Dunn.
Grinnc.ll , In. , Kp.'iuldlng Manufacturing com
pany , burned out.
Traur , In. , Halter & Itoylan , groceries , sold
out.
out.Hancroft , li. , Mrs. Agnus Wilson , general
storisold out.
> Klkudcr , la. , Friend & Chessman , saloon ,
dissolved.
Swaledale , la. , E. J , Whittle , general store ,
idlll Ollt.
Wuvorly , la. , J. II. llolfman , hardware , sold
r > ut.
Sioux City , la. , Kuan & Co. , drugs , gave bill
if sale for * H,070.
Sioux City , In. , M. D. ICean , drugs , gave chat
tel mortgage for $3,500.
llodu. la. , Miovlln & Dorluln , grain , will ad
mit partner April 1.
Carroll , la. , Kempker & Ivempker , groceries ,
tow Ivempker & Martin.
Dlckmis , la. , John tlrubb , general store , gave
chattel mortgage for SIKH ) .
De.s Molnes , la. , J. T. lllddlo , market , gave
bill of sulo for450.
Storm Lake , la. , A. Dusenberry , groceries ,
oiling out.
Castiina and Whiting , Ta. , National Union
company , gave bills of sale of stock aggregat
ing 421,400.
Nt. l.miln M.irkotfl.
ST. I.otris , Mo. , March 14. Flour Weak
and buyers holding on" .
WIIIIAT ! ic lower ; cash , G3. ' c ; May closed at
GGtc.
COUK Cash and April lower ; cash , 37c ;
April. 37 ? c ; May , better , 3U'Sc.
OATS Higher ; cash. 3lJc ! ; May. 32\ie. ! \
1'novisioNHDull and easy. I'ork , In job
lots , S1H. Iurd , lower at f 11.17i. ! Dry salt
meats , loose shoulders , if'J : longs and ribs ,
$ UM5 ; sliorls , $111.20 ; strips , U.M ) ; boxed
lots , 15c more. Ilicon : , shoulders , $10.50 ;
longs and rlns , $11.124 ; shorts , $11.374 ;
strips , $10.024. Sugar cured hums , $13.50.
Ilurnai-Unchanged.
KKCKII-TS 1'lour , 10,000 bbls. ; wheat , 41',000
bu. ; con , 107,0001m. : oats , 58,000 bu. ; rye ,
8,000 bu. ; barley , 10,003 bn.
Sllll-MKNTS 1'iour , 8.000 bills. ; wheat 25,000
nil. ; corn , 141.00O tm. : outs , IG.OOJ bu. ; rye ,
1,000 bu. ; barley , 18.000 bu.
Liverpool M'.irltrH.
LlVKiit-ooi , , Mnrch 11.-WllKAT Dull ; hold
ers offer freely ; No. 1 C illfornlii , GsiiOs Id per
cental ; rod western .spring , Os 3daOs 4(1 ( ; No. a
red winter , Ds 6ris ( 7d. Uecqlplsof wheat
for tlio past tlireo days , 105,000 contals , In
cluding 72,000 Ameilcan.
CORN Kasy ; dttmund pnor ; mixed western ,
new , 4s2"d purcentul. Receipts of American
corn for tlio past three duys , OV.lo-.l centals.
HACOS Long and s'iort clear , 55 lb $ . , 51s
percwt. ; long clear , 45 His. , 52s.
LAUD Prime western , OOs purcwt.
Kansas City MurkcU.
KANSAS Cirv , Mo. , March 14. WHEAT
Dumorallr.cd ; No. 1 hard , ( ililOic. ;
COIIN lllglior ; No. 2 niKed , 34c.
OATS In poor demand and slow ; No. 2
mixed , 28(32'Jc. (
llUTTWi Unchangud ; creamery , 2427 } c ;
dairy , KVii-Uo.
Kc.us Declining , 13c.
KWUIITS Wheat , GO.OOO Du. ; corn , 8,000
bu. ; outs , 1,0001m.
Snii'MK.NTS Wheat. 92,000 bu : . corn , 11-
000 Im.j outs , 1,000 bu.
. WIs. . March 14. WiinAT
Lower ; May , O5'c ; No. 2 spring , G4c.
Cons Steady ; No. 3 , 40'Jc.
OATS-Sleady ; No 2 , white , 45c ; No. 3
white. 33tin.34c.
IIAIU.KV 03c.
UvK-53'Jc.
PitovisiONS-Lowor ; pork. May , $17.40.
X w York Dry ( ioniU .Market ,
NBW YOIIK , March 14. New business In dry
poods continues quiet at first hands , though
for some articles the demand was s"\all. \ More
Undo has been reached hi prints , ginghams ,
wide sheetings , white goods and luce curtains ,
Including some M } ten at concessions unusual
at this btago of the season.
lUlllmm-e ( Ir.iln .Uarkut.
IIAI.TIUOIIU , Md. , March 14.-WiiKAT-Fairly
nelly , slower ; No , 2 led , spot and .March ,
COUN Easy ; mixed spot and March. 47ic. !
OATS Steady : No.2 whlto wrstern , 41 e.
Toledo ( train .llarkut.
TOLEDO , O , , March 14. WiiKAT-Cash , net-
cbiiN-Steady ; No. 2 cash , 42)jo. )
OAT8-julctica ( > li.a5c.
Wool .M.irki-t.
nosTOX , Mass. , March 14. The demand foi
wool lias been quiet and sales are aiostlj
\
In small lots , I'rlecs remain steady. Terri
torial wools sell at 55'r5Cr > for flnej 53'tlMJc fcr
line medium nml 4H50c for nic-lliim : Toxin ,
Cnltforiilii and Oregon wool , In snmll slock
and Moitdy. I'ulled winds arn In fair domain !
nt 30ft3fle for supers. Anstriillnn wool htotidy ,
firm1 prlmo carpet wools sell steady.
Mlnnrnpollii VVIieit Afnrknt.
MtNMCAi'OM.4. Minn. , March 14.-TheriMvas
quite u break this afternoon and a rully at thn
close. Session rather quiet. Cash market
dull mid prices easy. No. 1 northern sold
nttil'-ic ; No. a Vortliurn , 59c. Closet March ,
tU.Vc ; May , 04bJuly ! G0 jc. On track ; No.
1 hard , O.Vi No. 1 northern , 01e ! ; No , 2
northern , 50c.
rhlliidi-lplilii Ornln Mnrkot.
t'lm.Atir.M'iiiA , Pa. . March M. WIIBAT
Kulejl weak , but closed firm ; No. a red , March ,
.
( ions -Options , weak and lower ; No. 2
mixed , March , 4U.W > 40ie. |
OAT.SJulet < and weak ; No. 2 white , March ,
4KS414C.
C'ollro Market.
NKW VOIIK , March 14. Options opened
steady , uncliaii''iMl ' to 10 points decline ; closed
steady , r > to 10 points down1 Miles , 11,500
Imirs.lnrludlnu : March , $1(5.05 ( ! May , * lti.4Da
10.50 ! Jllliu , * 1G.4Q : . . . July , J10.nOTillO.M5 ; S
ti-muor. S10.3iiftlG.40 ; ( Jctober , J10.30. pot
Klo , quiet ; No. 7,117.75.
Cincinnati Mitrkets.
CINCINNATI. O. , March 14. WHEAT Moderate -
orate demand , steady ; No. 2 red , 70c.
ColiN lliirely steady ; No.2 mixed , 41c. !
OATS -In good demand , strong ; No , 2 mixed ,
35c.
WHISK v Steady at $1.17.
STOCKS AND IIONDH.
American Sugar \Vn the Sensation on the
NEW YOIIK , March 14. American Sugar
proved to bo today's Sensation on the New
York Stock exchange. The prleo opi-m-d at
103 , rosu to 1)3' ( ) { and then , under a steady
outpouring of Ions stock , dropped to 03 % . The
dealings aniotinted to l'JB,350 shires , In a
total for the entire list of 320,45'J shares.
Blocks and blocks wore tliown : overboard , and
one Hrm iilono sold 'Ji.O'JJ ' shares. Tlu story
current yesterday that ait-Injunction would be
sued out to restrain th.j . D lym.inl of this extra
dividend on the common stock was emphati
cally denied by oillclalsof the company , who
took the opportunity to rcltyrutu their state
ments In regard to the program financial
condition of the property.
This dlil not allay the apprehensions foil by
Miiall holders of sli'iivi , however , and the
pressure continued rl'jht [ up to the close , the
final ( | iiotatlons being only ,1 p'jr cent above
the lowest. The enormous liquidations In this
stock hud llttlo lullm-iicu on ibu j.'onoriil list
and It was not until the anthracite coalers
cave way that there was any material decline
In the Iriiillii' , ' shares.
The coalers yielded 1 to 2'i percent , I.acka-
wanna leading. The depression was duo to
the announcement that the sales auentw , at
thler meeting this afternoon , had decided up-in
a reduction In prices of coal of from 10 to 00
ceius per ton.
The statement of the receivers of the Head
g company was looked upon a.s better than
revloiis reports had Indicated. Reading , In
oiiimon with otherslocksImproved ? to 1 per
ent In the early tradliu and Distilling and
Jattlefeedlng moved up 14 to I5.i p-r ecu ton
eports that the Olrectori would declare the
sual dividend.
When It was learned that the meeting had
ot been held for lack of a quorum , thu stock
oit all of Us early advance. New Knglund was
oticeably weak and yielded 2 pur cent , al
hough details of the annual meeting In Itos-
on bad not been received up to the close of
usiness. ( Jenenil Kleclrlc yielded 1'4 per
ent from the highest , but otherwise the losses
were slight and Atchlson , the Crangors , Union
'uclllc , Louisville & Nashville , the eastern
runk lines and the Western Union left oil'
ractically the same as on yesterday. The
arket closed weak for the Industrials and
: oilcrs : and steady for the general list.
The Post says : Tlu statement of the Head
ng receivers gives a good deal of Interesting
nformation. By using the Heading's now
amiliar practice of entering unsold coal at
he market price as actual money , the assets
ake a better showing than had been pre
icted. It should , however , bj nuodless to ob-
t-orvo that 1,000,000 tons of coal Is not cash on
and , and Is not even a "quick uSset" nor Is
Its possession by any means a talisman to
charm away the Heading's perplexities. The
action of the salei agents today would cut
oven this asset by nearly 4300,000. The very
argo amounts ionic ifH.uOO.OOJ duo from the
unsettled purchases , rentals ami wages , for
the past two months suggest an Issue of re
ceivers' certificate * as Inevitable. Hut what
will doubtless ctilelly Interest students of the
McLcod Invasion of Now England is tlio re
ort on the Heading's llnuncierlng east of the
Hudson.
The following are the closing ( imitations of
the leading stocks on the New York Stock ex
change today :
AtclllsOll MjriMLTM i-actiiu . . .
Adunis ICxprcas 155 do prefcrrt'il
Alton , T. 11 U. 1' . . Don. A lillir. .
do preferred . . . . I'M Nortliwunturn
American Kxpress. . 117 do prufurroil
'uHlmoru A Ohio. . . X. V. Central 1U8
Junnilu I'ncl tic. v. . . . N. Y. AN. h
Cnnniln Southern. . , 64 Ontario AVc tcru.
64Wit
Contra ! 1'iiultlQ Wit UroKon imp
Chen. & Uhlu 2'i' ' . , Orcvuii .N'uv
Lhlcnxo Alien 141 O. B. 1 , . A U. N l.s
c. u. A y 1'nclHoMnll
Chle.iKO ( ittJ I'vorli , Dec. A K. . . .
Conaolldateil ( ) n . . . 1'lttsburB 16U
. l. ' . C. A : at. L 1'ullinaii I'.ilaco im
"otton > .ll ( 'ort Kuaillny
Del. Untlion I2W4 Itlchuiunil Terminal
1 > . I , . AW do preferred
I ? . A u. (1 pl'cl Ml Ulo urundo W
I ) , .t > ' . K. ( .o ' do iirefurred
llantl'cnn Itock Inland
Krle at. i-aul
do preferred
Kort WayiiL- t. l'.ml A Oinuha. . .
( it. Nortliurii pf'il. . . do preferred 117
c. it K. 1 pf'il joutliL-rn I'liclllc . . .
necking Viiliby. . . . juirar Uetlnury
Illlnoli Cuntrul. . . . I'eini. Coiil A Iron. .
bt. l-iuil .V Dnlntli. . I'uxnt I'aclllc '
[ Can.Tu.x pf'il . . . Tol. A O. Ccn. pf'ii. . 7 ?
Like KrloX SVost. . . Union 1'ncltlc , <
ilu profcrruil U. S , lixprea
l.nko tilioru \V. St. IJ.A I' 11
Li'-nil Trust do preferred 23
l.oills. & Nusti \Vell 1'nrto i.vp. : . . 14054
l.ouls. A New Alb'y. Western Union. . . . . .
Miinluitnii Tan Wheeling A L. 1C , .
Memphis A t ImVn do pralurrud
" : liliin : Cuniral. . 101 Ulun A fct. 1.
! ( HOIirl I'.IClflC . . . 1016I I ) . A It. O
.MobileOhlu 6ISi ( .enoral ! octrlc. . . *
NHslivllluClintt Nntlon.il I.ln&ccd. . .
National Conl IKC. . C. Ku-1 A Iron en
du preferred lUtl do preferred IDS
N. J. I'ciurnl in : lions. A Tex. Con. . ,
Norfolk A W. pfd. . Tol. A. A. Si N. M. . .
North American Co
The total sales of stocks today wore 320,500
shares. Including : Cnlcago , Burlington &
Qnlncy , 4,800 ; Chicago ( las , 0,400 ; Delaware ,
Lackawanna & Western , 18,700 ; Distilling ,
21,000 ; ( ieneral Electric , 5.300 ; National
Lead , 3,100 ; National Cordage , 4,400 ; Now
Kir.-laml , 15,400 ; Ueiullng , 41,100 ; St. Paul ,
10,000 ; Sugar , 118.200 ; Western Union , 4,700.
New York .Money .Market.
Nnw VOKK , .March 14. MO.NKV < xv CAM ,
Was active , ranging from 0 to 15 per cent ; last
loan , 0 per cent ; closed oll'ercd at 0 per cent.
Piii.MiMtitOANTiir. : PAI-KII G&7 percent.
STI'.HI.IMI E.XCIIANOK Steady but < ] ulet , with
actual business In uaukers' bills at $4.843) )
4.8t'i for M.xty-day bills and J4.bGS4.80u for
demand.
( iovKitNMU.N-T lloNDS Steady. State bonds
neglected.
The olo-dng ( [ tiotations on bonds ;
I.mulcm Hiiunriul llevluiv.
| Coj/rl ) | Mfil Ml tiyJit-nci Giinlm tttnn'tt \
LONDON , March 14. [ Ncw York Humid Ciildo
Spcclil to TUB llKK.l The progress of settle
ment chiefly engaged attention on the Block
exchange simply from n general disinclination
to enter Into new engagements , A heavy full-
lire nt Liverpool cau-u'd severe losses , several
members of thn. if look exchange losing SDIIIK
thing near JLT-0,000. Aiuuilcan railway shares
opened steady. troirsol.s closed unchanged ,
rorclim govcrntnoiitJ' ' securities have shown
considerable. flrmiu"is | having heen supM | > rlcd
by n strong tono'difcontlnental bourses. An
advance of from 'I1 ' ! ! ! ) " . percent wasI'stah-
llshed In Kgyptliirt"Vonds. Krench rentes ,
drcek , Itiilliiti , I'nrlUguasiSpanish and all
Turkish sceurltlcrf. Argentine Issues met
with considerabler.attention and sterling
loans closed 1'4 ti4iif-r , cent higher. Ituenos
Ay res provincial loans also Improved 1'i pi-r
cent and lluunos Ayrs ( Vilnius bonds ( to ' 4
per cent. Hrazllllih bonds are 'i to 1 percent
higher. Homo railways wore very little dcult
In and closed somewhat Irregular , but the
changes rstiibllslrrjir"ar - quite unimportant.
Americans after IjMilg fairly good all day ,
closed dull. IMilludulphla A : Heading , which
atone period iidvanced on the receiver's re
port eloso at u decline of ' 4 per cent. Norfolk
.v Western preference and Jonver ) preference
have also given way'i ' per cent and several
others'i to % pur cent , Canadians leave olT
Hat on forced realisations , Canadian 1'a-
clllcmid ( Jrund Trunk Issues having given way
fiom "i to ! i per cent. Mexican first prefer
ence have f.illou 1 par dint , ditto secoii'l pref
erence Jfpereent , and ditto ordinary 54 pur'
cunt. Money was In good demand. Short
loans were charged 1'i to 2 per cent. The dis
count market was also tinner ; two and three
months bills were quoted at from 1 ? to IU
per cent.
St. I.mils Mining Ouututlons.
ST. I.ouLOIo. , March 14. Tliu closing quota
tions were as follows :
I'lii'iuelul Notes ,
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , March 14. Clearings ,
$1,750,000.
Nuw Oitt.KANji , Li. : , March 14. Clearings ,
$2,824,107. ,
I'Alll.s March 14. Three per cent rentes , 97f
JO'ic ' for the account.
Niw : YOIIK , March 14. Clearings , $141,705-
525 : balances , Ji,01,5)5. ( ( ! ! )
OMAHA. March 14.-Ulearlngs , $1,000,099 ;
same day last week , Jl.252,772.
Hu.TiMiMii : , Md. , March .4. Clearings , J2-
H8.-,134j balances , 8110,315. Money , 0 par
cent.
l..viN ; , March 14. Amount of bullion gene
Into the ll.uik of England on balance today ,
i.33OJO.
l'im.Aiiir.riitA : , I'a. , March 14. Clearings ,
811,030,3iiU ; balances , $1,789,095. Money ,
4' ' ( per cent.
MKMI-III.S , T.-nn. . March 14. Nnw York ox-
cliange selling at * 1.50. Clearings , $412,238 !
balances , $10'J,783.
CINCIN.VATI , O. , March 14. Clearings , ? 2-
144.350. Money , llgbl at 0'j { > 7 per cent. Now
York exchange , 'J3c discount to 25c pre
mium.
IIOSTD.V. Mas ? . , March 14. flo'irlngs , $17-
r.OHlo7i balances , 41,027,300. Money , 0'-57 per
cent. Kx 'liaiigo on New York , par to 17c
discount.
Sr. l-onis , Mo. , March 14. fJIoarlnjM. 14,312. '
OO.S ; balances. if3l,488. ! ) Money quiet , 0i7
pur cent. Kxcliango on Now York 75o
premium.
CHICAGO. 111. , March 14. Clearings , S10.7GO-
r > 9'J ; New York exchange sold at par. Ster
ling exchange dull ; ( > 0-diy : bills , $4.85 : de
mand , $ 1.87. .Money strong at 02 > 7 pur cent.
OMAHA 1.1 VH STOCK MAUIIKT ? .
Cuttlo TradeSutlers u Further Decline
llHga Kocover Slightly.
TUIWHAV , March 14.
Receipts of all kinds were considerably below -
low the average for a Tuesday. Receipts for
the two days foot up 4,001 cattle , 5,440 hogs
and 2,758 sheep n lilnst 7,032 c-itlle , 0,817
hog.s and 3,220 sheep' ' Monday and Tuesday of
last week.
The general cattle market was slow , with
prices hardly as goiuf as on Monday. Ofl'or-
Ings were not at all heavy and the duality , to
say the least , was"mi more than It has 'jseri '
lately. There sooriii4l to be a fair speculative
demand , althoughono or two of the regular
dealers were out of the market. Local
houses all wanted" their usual quota , but
on account of unfavorable . eastern
advices al buyers 'Were ' bidding lower from
the start and the market rather weakened as
the day advanced , . There were Instances
where sellers had to take oil' fully a dime In
order to effect u sale. Good 1,200 to 1,450-11) .
beove.s sold at frorrM.40 : to S4.00 , with fair to
good 1,050 to l,250-lb.-steersat.Jrom $4.10 to
$4.50 and Inferior light stutf and odds and
ends at from $3.00 to $4. About everything
sold.
Good cows and heifers sold fully as well as
on Monday at frbiu $3.25 to1 J3.05. , Common
and canning cows at fro.w . $1.05 to 52.35 were
slow sale and certainly no stronger , while the
bulk of the fair to good.stutr at tiom $2.40 to
? 3.25 was about steady. The movement was
free. Kougli stock of all kinds was In
IndllTcrontdcmandand ahout25c Io40o lower
than a week ago at from $1.85 to $3,85 for
common to choice bulls , oxen unit stags. There
was no change In tbo calf market , fair large to
cholco veal stock soiling freely at from $3 to
40.
40.Tho
The stockcr and feeder trade continues dull
and If there-was any change to.lay It was In
the direction of lower prices. The weather , u
veryjmportant factor In tills branch of tbo
business , lias been extremely unfavorable of
liiti- and tills with the lower tendency of beef
values has reduced the volume of trade to thu
minimum. Representative sales :
DUKSHUD HKKV.
2 08ft 3 in 20o 7HO 3 39
4'JO 3 in o . 4H1 3 40
ia. ; ; ; 012 a 'jr. i 070 3 40
7 . . . 431 3 an 27. G C > ! l M )
' ' ' 700 3 23 3. IK13 3 75
i. . ! . ! UGO 3 30 8 oia 3 86 ,
1 1000 2 75 1 ll&O 3 10
O.\IN : ,
2. . . . .1770 3 60
Hixifi Hecclpls worn hardly wlmt dealers
were looking for and the market hud n chance
to recover from the dcninrallratlou of Monday
to a certain extent. There \fiis a compara
tively fair shipping demand nml this with thn
mom favorable innu to custom advices caused
a firm opening , which Inter developed Into a 5c
advance on about all grades. Conimotilsh
light and mixed stuff sold as low u4 $7.20 and
$7.25 and a couple of cholco lii'uvy ' butcher
weight loads brought $7.15 and { 7.511. 1'iilr ti )
good hogs of all welghls , however , sold a' , from
J7.30 toi7.40 as against $7.25 to $ fi.3j Monday
and $7.00 to $7.75 a Week ago. Kepvesuntutlvo
sales :
Sh. 1'r. No. Av. Sh. 1'r.
$7 00 04. . .255 100 57 35
80 7 10 72. . .255 100 7 35
7 20 70. . .213 120 7 35
40 7 20 01 . .2 7 120 7 35
80 7 20 74. . .100 7 35
80 7 20 71. .249 80 35
100 7 25 08. . .22(1 ( 100 35
7 25 05. . .20(1 ( 40 35
240 7 25 OH. . .224 120 B 5
7 25 Ot. . .242 40 7 35
120 7 25 70. . .204 " 7 35
80 7 25 74. . .202 10 7 35
7 25 01. . .238 7 40
40 7 30 00. . .251 40 7 40
40 7 30 03. . .313 120 7 40
200 7 ! IO 71. . .243 7 40
40 7 30 05. . .250 HO 7 40
80 7 30 04. . .245 40 7 40
7 30 40. . 25 7 40
720 7 30 53. . HO 7 40
7 30 71) ) . . . 120 7 40
7 30 21. . .240 7 40
80 7 30 25. . .271 7 40
- 7 30 02. . .255 7 40
80 7 30 70. . .23S 40 7 40
80 7 30 74. . .251 80 7 40
- 7 30 53. . .345 40 7 40
100 7 30 57. . .207 7 45
120 7 30 20. . .348 7 50
40 7 32' } 00. . .208 7 50
200 7 35
- the six double decks
thowero
r-celved live were hilled direct to
Swift. The others were good wes -
ern ewes that found a ready r.alo at $4.05.
the demand Is active and the market quotably -
bly stronger. I'alr to good natives JJ.75'i
o.itOi fair to good westerns. jH.noito.Ui ) ; com
mon and suuk sheep , t2.23&3.70 ; good to
choice 40 to 100-11) ) . lambs , S4.0USO.OO. Uep-
rosontativo sales :
N'o. A.V. 1'r.
80 western ewes . 1(12 ( $105
88 western ewes . 103 4 05
Kucclpts mill IHip.Mltiiin of.M.iuk.
OMIclal roselpts and dlsp nltlon of st- > . -ic as
shown by tins lojks of llm Union Stock Yards
company for the twenty-four hours ending at 5
o'clock p. m. March 14 , 18U3 :
IMSI-osmoX.
D. IPUA7.EZ , H. 1) . It'lOISJr. , JA4. V II lOilH
I'ros. Vice i'rat tiuuy & Trjus
HAWKEYE
COMMISSION CO.
Capital $1",003 ; Omaha anJ Sioux City.
Grain and Provisions
Railroad Stocks and Bonds.
1'UiVATE wmrcs.
Room 212 NewYoii Life Building
OMAHA.
lowaStato National H-ink.
Sioux City ; Co.iunorcial National Hank.
Omiiliu.
Spoclul attention given to outside orders
CcrresponJoneo so.lolled
Live Stock .Market.
. CHICAGO , 111. , March 14. ( .Special TolcRram
to Tin : llKi.l Good to choice steers sold quite
as well as on yesterday , and fat cows and
heifers were fully steady , while for common
roiuh stjors and oil' grades of cows It was
bard work to llnd buyers at former llKiires.
The outlook for the remainder of this week l.s
for moderate receipts , and it looks as though
the market mljht , grow stronger. Today's
trading was on a basis of from * 3.75 to .JO. 15
for common to extra steers , j'J.DO toJJ.GO for
stockers and feeders , $1.00 to iH.UD for Inferior
to extra cows and bulls and from $2.10 to $4.UO
for Texas cattle.
The lie market was ( Inner on llgl > i grades ,
and the poor class of mixed were not wantcdial
any consldeiablo advance , but good medium
and heavy weights la'norully sold lOc higher.
The demand was not hi any means active , two
or tlueo local packers bclnt ; conveniently
out of the market , but there were buyers for
all the oll'erlii s. The close was firm at from
TUB KBD ILAG IS FLYING. MA-
11V nnitutioiij and aimulutlons of
CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER HILLS
uru boinir Bold , find it it ) our duty to raise
tho' "dunjjor Bitftml. " illiKD THE
WARNING I You ciinnot lie too care
ful ; you o.uinot scrutinize too closely.
Whonyou ns. < fofCAKTKU'sLiTTi.K Liv-
Kll ljnrs , you want " ( A-R-T-E-U--S. "
DON'T 1113 IMPOSED ui'ox , see that you
Kot "C-A-U-T-E-R--S ; " refuse nil oth-
ord , take nothing but the tfonuino CAK-
'fKit's LITTMJ LIVKU Pihi.s.
A roiiTivK UUKIi'i it SICK IIIAO-
AOIII : .
Smiilll'lll Small Unto Small 1'rlco
Can't Pull Out ?
Why the
Bow on the Jas. Boss Filled
Watch Cases , made by the
"Keystone Watch Case Com
pany , Philadelphia. Itpr < >
tectstiie Watch from thejiickj
pocket , and prevents it froni
jkopjMiig.Can only be had
' withcases _ _
witli this trade mark.
Sold , without extracharge
JforthisJo\v ( ring ) , througli
Watch dcalersojily .
Askj'our jeweler for pain ,
phlet. or senltojnfikerrt.
Union Stock Yards Company ,
Soutti
UcilColtlo lie andShjop market In thi wait.
Wood Brothers.
Mvo Ptosk CoinmUilon .Morchunts.
tfoutUCniabu Tolcphona 1157. Culca/o
JOHN I ) . HAOHMAN , ( .M..er. .
"ttn * e"
WAI/l'KIl K. WOOU. f
Market Honor ! * by mall aaanlro c'Joorfully
Dliticd upoa application C
(7 ( 25 to > 7f > r > for poor lo prlnin Il2ht.nl front
H.Mto \ $7. HO for mixed nml inrdlnm. and from
7.ti ) ) lo tl.m for h- ivy l.htht sold mostly at
ti.W , mid fn-in ? 7.7.'i to J7.H& were | lu < popular
prlcot for heavy. Tiniiuallly was fair-rather
ntxtvn the recent a > erii i <
Tliisheeii market was Mroinr. ttMid auiilltlp
selling higher than on thn day before. l.umlH
were dull at n .sinarl di-cllne. Quotations for
the former are from fl to tnt > H for piKir to
cholco and for the latter ( nun tl.&il to J0.30.
Lxtra sheep weru quoted at from t6.7."i to til.
Ki-celpts : faille , . | ,5Wt hogs , lO.UOUi sheep ,
4,000.
The Evening Journal reports ;
I'A'rn.tUecelpts. : . -l.ODU bend ; shlpmenti ,
2llOO head : miirket stoadyi good to choice
Kteers , * ; > .ouitr.73 ! no o.Mra on the market :
otlu-rs , tt. < iiitl.l ) ! ) ( ; Texans , .
st | > ckurs , t.7&444.1J5 : ) ; cows and helfei's ,
'l hiiisReceipts , 10.000 headshtpmcnto ,
7,000 heail ; market active and steady to
Id.'jher , mixed and pnck'jrs , } 7.4'iii.7.75 ' : prlnio
heavy and butcheis' weights. $7.rttVi(7.UAi
prime light , $7.40il7.4ri ; pigs. } 0.03B7.'j : ) .
in * . . . [ in , 4.01)0 ) lu-nili shipments ,
1,0110 lieiul ; market I6j 20c lower ; natives , I
f4.S5art.GOi westerns , } 3.101j 5.3f > [ Toxiins , }
$4.55 ; lambs , Jl.503.0.10. 1
Kiinsii * City Live Stork Mnrkct.
KANSAS C'ITV , Mo. . Murch -CATTI.H lo- !
celpts , 4,200 head ; sbliments | , 700 heads thu
market wus niort--u-tlve and sloadv to strong.
Uopresontiitlvu sales ; Hteers , $3.7035.35 ;
cons and heifers. } 2.25a3.UO ; .stockei.s and
feeders , $3.35V.4.35.
lions Kccclpls,5.4001ifad ; shipments , 1,300
head ; market active and GRIGu hlghur ; all
grades , fG.GDftG.lvr'i ' ; bulk , i 7.3iKif,7.)2. : )
Suiti--Itecelits : | , 2,2i > 0 ; slilpments , GUI ) ;
Hie nnirkel was acll\o and slrong to 10c
Iilfther. KeproM-nUllvc sales : Multons , Jl.70.
St , Iunit I.UeStncU .Market.
ST. Ioris , Mo. . March 11.- CATTI.KIlecelpts ,
3 , ( > 00 bead ; shipments. 40O head ; market
steady to strong ; fair togood native .steers ,
J3.0IUJ l.fiO ; fed Texas steers , J3.25141.30 ;
grass fed TCMIS steers , t2.75'iJ3.50.
lloiis-lierelpts , 3.HOO head ; shipments ,
l,3i ( ( ) head ; market 1V ( higher and active ;
heavy , * 7.iO'u.7.7f : > ; packing , J7.2Ott7.05 ; light ,
c7.25t7.50. (
Snpp-Uecclnts , 300 liead ; shipments , 200
head ; market linn and unchanged.
.V7v' .s run Tin ; .i .ur.
Colonel .lolin .M. Wilson to Ha .Minion llrlKn-
iller ( li'lleiul.
WASHINGTON. O. C. , March 14. [ Special
Telegram to Tun Hin. : ] It was rumored at
tliu War department today that Colonel
.lohn M. Wilson , corps of engineers , now
HUperint'Midcnt of the Military academy , will
be appointed a brigadier general in the
army , vice General Uarr , retired. He came
to Washington last Saturday in response tea
a telegram , and returned to West Point last
night. Ho has had several interviews with
Secretary Lament. The gcner.il Impression
is that Colonel Wilson will succce.l Colonel
Krnst , in charge of public buildings and
grounds.
The following army orders were Issued
today :
Captain Alex H. Taylor , Nineteenth in
fantry , having been found by an nrmv retir
ing boird incapacitated for active service , is
granted leave of absence until further orders
on account of disability.
So much of special orders , January 27 , as
directs First Lieutenant Jesse McCarter ,
Fifth cavalry , to join his proper station
( Fort Leavenworth ) as soon as his services
in the Department of Texas can be spared
by the commanding general of his depart
ment , is so amended us to direct that at the
time specified he proceed to Fort Kill , Old. ,
and report to the commanding ofllcerof that
post for duty with troop It , Fifth cavalrv ,
during the absence on service of Captain
Walter S. Schuylei1 , Fifth cavalry.
Second Lieutenant William II. Ford , Third
infantry , will , as sean as .practicable , re
port in person to the commanding oflleer of
the United States cavalry school at Fort
Leavenworth , ICan. , for preliminary instruc
tion preparatory to his detail as a student
oflleer of the school.
Ix-piirciiieiit of the 1'litto.
General IJrooko returned yesterday from
Washington , where he tool : a conspicuous
part in the inaugural parade.
Captain P. H. Hay , formerly judge advo
cate of the de ] > artmont , but at present sta
tioned at Fort Washakic , where ho has com
mand of a company of Indian soldiers , is
visiting in Omaha. Ho is very favorably
impressed with the ability of the red men to
become good soldiers. ' 41 will pit my company
of Indians against any company of white
men in the army for the perlormanco of any
duty prescribed in the service. If 1 had to
meet ttn enemy , white or black , or any other
color , I would take my company of Indians in
preference to any company of white men I
know of in the service. They are born
lighters , and they perform every duty con
nected with their service with a promptness
and energy that is quite remarkable. Indian
soldiers are a success where the right kind
of men arc placed in charge of them. It
will not do to let boys or inexperienced men
undertake to control them , but men of the
right kind will lind them as will ine and
capable as white men to make good soldiers.
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