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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1893)
I ! 6 THE OMAHA DAILY -WEDNESDAY. : . MARCH 20 , 18M , COMMERCIAL AM FINANCIAL May Wheat Was on the Bulge Yesterday Worse than Even IT WAS QUITE A FEVERISH MARKET lly Shorn Win Moil Pronounced lit the lny Tim Clique Wu Jncllni'd to llo Very CntCAno , III. , March 28-May wheat was on the mil''o today worse limn over. It was a feverish market with frequent ( tuetimtlons , the extremes covering u range of over 24c. ! The closing price Is 1'io ' higher than on the duy before. July made 5 ( ailvnnco. * I'orn was helped by thu stri'iigth In wheat and closed with a gain for the day of ? iC. 1'roviMons weie dull mid did not change much. 1 * . rhaps the inoit alnrmlng Incident for the idiorts was the report that a train load of wheat sent here from Minneapolis and guar anteed to Inspect No. 2 , with thu exception of llviirnrimlvici ] the grade. This di couiaged shorts who had idled on getting wheat out- ldo to 111 ! their short sales hero and made some of Iliciu desperately discouraged , ( . 'aides weie iilfo reported higher and the clique also seemed less Inelhn'il to supply the short * with wheat , even on the sharp bulges. It was Iho peneral Impression that the clique was more Inclined In he aggressive now than at any time slnci- the deal was talked of. May at the opening was weakened by mild weather and the Increase early of 1.5(10,0(10 ( ( liu. in the amount on M-CHII piissage. but almost l-nmedl- utely It began to advance , outside shorts do ing a largo amount of buying , the norlhwest und SI Louis being In Ihii lead. lluylng by shorts was mn-t pronounced late In thu day In addition lo this , Ivggleston.one of the central Humes In the clique , came In lit the close as a bidder and the price left oir w ! th u sharp snap at the M-ry lop for lie day. fioilhweslein houses sent vigorous Kicks heie against unjust exactions In the Chicago grad ing. This Is very Important at piesent , as the outside markels have relied on their wheat grading heie to fill short sales. Of course , II Isnaluialto llyat the newgraln Inspector and make charges , but the traders llo not believe that there Is any connection between the grading bureau and the hull clique Inteiested In preventing a Mood of con tract grade wheat to this market. Chicago receivers were found on the floor who acknowledged that the sciews ale being turned a little lighter on the northwestern wheat and that If the same wheat had come In small lots from country points It would grade' No. 2 without a question. The opening for May delivery was from Ic to l' ' c lower than the closing ( Igures of yester day , but the prices were advanced Irregularly 2'.o ' , ruled steadier and the closing was about lnc higher than yesterday. July varied but slightly. Theie. was little doing In corn. Prices were confined within a narrow range and touched the lowest point In the crop. Tlie day's quo tations showed a good profit for the shorts und In many Instances this was taken anil a fractional recovery lesulled. There was a rood trade and a firmer feeling In oats , owing f o , sympathy with corn and to buying by hhoris. Theio was also a liberal trade In the way of changing from n-ar to distant months. June being bought and May solo. The mar ket closed stonily at the outside , with a net Kaln of from U1'to ' ( . In the provision pit trading was limited , ( lie market being practi cally Deserted a purl of the time. There was u slight temporary rally now and then In sym pathy mainly with wheat , the market cloilng u little better than yesterday , except pork , which Is u shade lower. Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat , 225 cars ; corn'JO ears ; oats , 120 cars ; hogs , 17.01)0 ) head. The leading futures ranged as follows : OI-EN. LOW. . "r'Vl 7W 78 ' 7J 40M 40H 40 % 4lli. 13" 42' ( iiOH 111.11K 17 PO 17 PO 17 M 17 70 17 UJ 17 GiX 17 W 17 C- ( - II 45 II 65 II 40 11) ) ! > S 10 U7 10 W > t- II WJ 11 1 H I2H 11 01) ) 11 03 10 ID 10 10 1001 10 07i ! U M USD rnsh quotations were as follows ; 1'i.oimDull ; unchanKi'd ; winter palcnts , l3.7lHt4.'JO ; wlntur straights , * 3.30ii3.35 ; Hprlng patents , } : ! .H5Ti4.1 ( ( ) ; spring straight , IZCU&S.lOi liauors' , * ' . ' .10 < il2.3f. . WIIKAT--NO. 2 sprlnc , 77ic ; No. T spring , f. o. h. , u7 Q.73c : No.2 red. 77'iC. KC'oiiNLower : No. a , 40iic ; No. 3 cash , 38Hc ; No. I ) yullnw , 80fi30 ( > t'c. OATI No. 2 , 20.ia30c' ; No. 2 white , f. o. 1) ) . , 05 < tt35'i' ; No. 3 white , f. o. b. , 32Q.34C. llVE-No. 2 , 47'/ , . UAHI.KY No. 2 , U2o : No. 3 , f. o. h. 38QGOc ; No. 4 , f. o. h. , 3ri43c. Kl.AXHEKI ) No. l.Jl.lO'/j. ' TIMOTHY Sr.eii-l'Tlinc , J4.38@4.40. 1'OIIK Mess , nor hl > l.m.t2'/t17.G.r ! > . I.ard , per 100 Ihi. , tfl.32liQll.aD ; short ribs sides Hooso ) , JlO.OT'ifffjlO.lO ; dry salted sliouldors IboxtMl ) , * 'J.37Ii4iy.JO ! ; shortcluar sldus ( boxed ) , oio.como.riD. WiilBUV-nibtlllers'finished goods , per gal. , SI.17. HudAUS Uni'liaiiBi'd ; cut loaf , C'iD ? < Jc ; ernnulated , b ! c ; standard "A. " Oc. Tlri followliiK wcro thu receipts and ship ments for today : On the Produce uxchan o toduv the butter market was strong ; creamery , 2l10c ! : dairy , 22Q27c. KBS. tlrin ; strictly fresh , 1414ic ! , ( Inil'i. The following prices are based upon dollvery t Mississippi river points : WIIIAT--NO.U : spring , 71c hid ; No. 3 spring , JBcbld ; No. 2 hard , COc bid ; No. 3 hard. 57e \M. M.ltYnNo. ltYn--No. 2 , nichld. OATS-NO. 2 white , 32c bid ; No. 3 white. ni'iebld. OoiiN.-No. 2 , cash and Apill. 37i ! hid ; No. 3 or better , cash or April , 3lic bid. Nmv York NEW Vo K , March iS. ! Kl.oim Uecolpts. 83.400 ul < gs ; exports , OCO bills. , l'J,4)0 ) sacUs ; tales , IH/JUO pkgs. : market morn actlvu nt Rllisht i-oneehsloiis ; winter wheat , low grades. " 1.2.55 ; winter wheat fair to fancy , J3.05 ; winter wheat patents , f3.nr > ® I.-J5J Mlniit-sotn cli'iir , f _ ' . & ! hr.i.ril : ( ; Minnesota straights , fU.GOiM.OO ; Minnesota patents , t4.Ufi4.00. COIIN MKAI < Steady ; yellow western , $2.05 ® 2.75. 2.75.KVK KVKQuint , steady : western , li IIAUI.KVJulut , linn ; western , HAIII.KV MAi.T-Q.ulet , hteady ; western , _ _ 65e. . \ViiEAT--lfecolnts. 24,000 1m. : exports 5230,400 bu. ; salt's , 7UM)0 ) liu futures , 4,000 ( tu. hpot. Snot market ilull ; No. a red. In tore and elovalcr , 75' , < < i7r > 'iCi ulloat , 7Gwffi 7 ( ii" f. o. b. , 70'4 < it77'te ; No. 1 liaril. 86'4e ; Ho. - ' nortliern , HUte ; No. 1 nortlu > rn , 81'4 ® 3'Je. Options were very dull and ' c lower on the Increase on passage : more favorable weather wcbt , lower cables and wuak I'lileago , with tlio close steiuly ; No. 'J red , May. 711 1-10 0,70 5-10 , closing at 70Me ; Juiit77ffi771.c clnsliiK at 77'ic ; July , 77Ji7Hc , closing at 77'.c. CONN Hecelpts. 37,000 liu ; exports , 7,400 , bu. ; bales. 7-5,000 bu. f mures. ' . . ' 0,0110 bu. spot Hpols very dull , easier , closing slonily ; No.-J , fiOSCil5'Jc In elevator ' ' ' , S'JUtS'J'tc'nllout ; un graded nil.\cd,5Vil55c ( ; steiuner iiil\eiluOe ; No. 0. 4HV.W400. Options opened weak at Ic do- cllne ivlth wheat and on the Increase on ocean pus1 go ; advanced > , t ! < e on covering on ilrini west , closed linn and uncliiingeil to ° c up , triidlng niodurately active ; March , 501 , ® ble , rinsing at Me ; April , 49'i4DV , closing lit 40'.e : June , 4Hhft4BJ4c. ! closing at 4b4o ? ; July. 4lVM'J .c. closing at 4U\c. OATS-Hecelnts , Hl.'JOO tm.t exports. 'JO.OOO bu. ; sales , 1-J5.000 bu. futures , 02,000 bu. spot. HnotH dull , heavy. Oiitloits ilnll , Irrt-L'- ulur ; May , 35 13.1Cxii3n > , closlin : nt 3U'iu ' spot ; No. 2 white , -llioU c ; No. 1 C'hlc.igo , BUci No. a. 37c : No. 3 white , 4.a40'ic ( ; mixed western. 374t40c ; whlto western , 4 ( > if4Uc. llAVl'lrni falrili-iiianil , ; slilpplng , 70iji75c : gooil to choice , HOcfaf 1.0(1. Hoi's -Quiet , steady : state , common to choice. Ib'-t'JHio ; I'acfllc coast , IHWJH.e. limesKnsviiulet. . \Vioi < - Dull , fair denuind ; domestic lieece , 27fi3'.V ; pulled.'J&837c ; Te.Mis. 17i21c. I'lioviHioNtf Cut meats , dull , easy ; pickled bellies , 104ilO'Oi pickled bhouhli'i-x , UWUS.c ; mlddli'B , quiet , easy. l.nrd , ipilet , steady ; western Mcnm closed IKi.tJOo ; sales leO at $ H.il3 ; onllous sales , none ; March , , Closed in , 111.65 ; May closed at ll.0j ! . ; July clased at 11.25 ; September , closed at $11.30. j'nrk , fair export dc'nuiml , bl'eiuiy. IlOTTKii-l'Irmer , aellve ; western dairy , 18 tft'-'lc ; western ereamery , 'J4 31 > te ; western fuelory. 17'f.23'e ( ; Elgin. 31'c. Moderate ( lemiind. hteady. KildK- Heavy ri-i'olpls. loner , active ; re- celptH.'JO.UOO pkss ; western , frenii.lSUc ; duck , TAi.uw-Qulct , steady , L'OTTONSEKD Oil/ Crude , firm ; yellow , easy , dull ; crude , 460 : yellow. 50tt52i : . u Thu market wiut dull through- out. ol'cninylvnnln nit * , nalos , nonet April options , snlet 7.1)00 ) bbli. Oiicnlng price , OYCI hlchi t. O7'i'i lowest. 07e , eloslna nt rlr bid Mum oil , .stilc.i none , 2'J'ic bid. Total Rules , 7.IHK ) bhls. KIISIS Dull , McAiIyi strained , common lo Rood. . . Dull , wnnk at : i ltt.14Uc. Kicr. I 'nlr demand , limit domestic , fair to choice , 315 ( ! V. MOLASSES -Nun Orleans open keltic , good tochnlce , firm , fairly active at 30/33fc. StOAli-Haw ! , llrin , iiuleti sale ; ! , 400 bum Muscovado , HU lest , at 3 1-lfic , ex-ship ; refined firm , inoder.itudemandolIA,47-ir.ft4 ; 11-lOc ; mold , A 1-lGCi standard A , 4i < iM ir > > IOccon- ; fectloneis A,41I4 13-lUi * ; cut loaf , 5 ft-lOO fi'ic ; crushed , 0 fi-l&it'i'ic ; pondered , f > 'i f > 1-tCc ; granulated , A'i'Ao l-ltici cubes , & ® 5 3-liSi : . I'liiliiON Qiilut , steady ; American , t2. 15.M ) . Coi'pEit-Hteady ; lake , $11.05. liKAii-Qulet , steady : domestic , $4.05. Tl.v-Qulet. steady ; straits , $20.85 hid. $20.00 ankod ; plates , oteudy , quiet ; spelter , dull : do * M.20. Onmlm rroilii'-ii Mitrket. The mnst Important feature In the market was the weakness In eggs. I'rlccs on other lines of produce remained about Hteady , us will be noted from the following quotations : Ai'i'l.Ks-Cholco shipping stock Is quoted at $4.51) ) . Hl'TTKllTim lecclpts continue light and the market Is very firm. I'nekln * slock , 10I'.17c ; fair to good country roll , 18U2UC- : choice to fancy country , 20iC2c. : ) IIANAXAS I'er bunch , Including crates and packing , f2.OOU2.7B. ItKA.NS Choice navy , $2.45. CAi.miiiMA CAIIIIAIIK I'IT Ih. , 3c. Cr.t.f.iivI'er do/ . , -HV. CiiAMinitiiiKS-l'er box , J3.23. Cl-CI'MIIKIIS I'urllOJt. t'J. Kuns The receipts me liberal and there Is a weaker undertone to tlie markut. Dealers were trying to hold ( lie market up to 13'Jc ' , but then- were plenty of eggs to be had at 13c , and the mnrket could not he quoted otherwise than 131013'jC. UAMII The recelptsof ducks aio large , nnd thumaiket rules ln\wm lluyer.s appear to bo tired of mixed ducks , wlilch an very slow snlu e\en at the low prices. Mixed , 75c © 11.00 ; iiMlheads , 12j milliards , S2.0oa2.50 ; teal , fl. tin ii'i ; I'IICITPer box. S3.50. HAV The inai'ketdii good upland hay win 15.51) ) . . limes No. 1 giri-u , 4c ; No. 2 gieen , 3c ; No. 1 gieen , suited , 4'jc : No. 2 gieen , salted , 3'ie ; No 1 green , salted-Ju to10 Ibs. , 4 > iiNo. ; . 2 gieeu salted , 25 toIII Ills. . 3'tci No. 1 veal , calf , 8 to 15 Ibs , 8c ; No. 2 veal calf , H lo 1 j Ibs. , ( ic : Ni > . 1 ili-r Illnl. 7icNu.'Jdry ! : Mint , ti'iu. ' No. I dry salted , ( ic. llo.Nin Choice to fancy white clover , 18 $ 1'Je ; fair to good , lM.18c. ( I.KMO.NIClmlce , J3.50 ; fancy , M. XKW VIIIITAIIMSLettuce : : : , 4ic ) ; radlsho nnd parsley , 4V ! per doz.i given onionll.'ie. . s OiiA.vnisl'lorfdn fancy , pur box , t3.fi russetts , f 3.2.i ; Mexican oranges , slnsle buxeO ; J3.25 ; 5 to lll-biix lots , f3 ; California mounlals , orange.s , f2.6U ; W.islilnglon naiels , $4 ; Newn caslle California seedlings , .f'.75 ; .Mud. swuets- i'J.7fi ; Itlverslde seedllnijs , f' > .75. ovsTi'.iis-l'ercun , ir > w.3Hc. ONIONS-Home grown , per bid. , Ms Spanish , per crate , t2. I'OTATOIM-Colorado , $1 20ai.25j choice na tive stock , Hr/'iiUOc. I'oui.Tliv-Thc maikct Is not qitllu so strong as It was a few days ago. Choice buns , DC , live ; young roosters , 8'c/Je ; old roosleis , 5f60c : gei-Mj and ducks , dressed , ll12c ; dressed turkeys , l'J < ( il4c. Theru are very few choice hens coming , the bulk of the receipts being made up of iooitcrs. SriiAWiiKiiuiKS Perumirt , 25 < a30c. Sw KIT : POTATOES I Vr bill. , $5. TANOKIIINBS In half boxes , i2.75tt3.00 , VKAI. Choice and small fat veals , 79e ; urge and thin , ; ! 4i < ic. riiontici : t'oi.NTr.ii-J. The warmer w-alher makes the fruit men mire cheerful and If the weather keeps up hey iilitlclii'itn a guild business. Tne oyster business Is practically ever for hlsscason. It has been a hard year for dual- TS as It was a continuous war from start to lnl-.li. Cincinnati has twenty-four commission muses that are members of Ihu National ' .fugue of Commission .Merchantswhich Is the arrest membui-shlp pussess-'d by any city. Even New Vork has only twenty-two incni- JUIS. I' . M. ICIuly of Pt. l.imls Is a very popular vrlter on produce and fruit matters. Ills vrltlngs HIV especially admired by the I'ro- luco Trade Itcporter , thu olllclul or an of the National League of Commission Merchants so nilcli so Hint the ed I lor of that pupci' recently ipproprlntcd one of Mr. Klely's articles for an 'dilorlal. In the samu Issue of thu same paper hu news editor reproduced tbu .snmit article with the only dlirerenco that ho gave Mr. 'v'lely credit for II whlln the editor did not. A con mission merchant that handles a good deal of bultur complains that the rall- iiadschargu three times the regular rate for iniloi- that Is shipped In ban els covered with 'loth. Country mnrchant.s use up the barrel leads for fuel and whunthey come toslilp their butter mo forced to Cover the barrel wlthcloHi. l-'or this oll'ensu they are made to lay thrcu times the regular rate. If they bead ip thu barrel In the regular w.y thu fiuight landlers tumblu thu barrel about end over end and the butter Is- all mixed up. StLntlta MnrkuiH. ST. I.ot'is , Mo. , March 28. FI.OUII 'inlet , steady , unchanged. WIIKAT U as unsettled , Irregular , closing ? > c liulow yesterday ; No , i ! red , cash , 04c : Aiirll , 04Kc ; May , Of > ie ; July , OHc. CoiiN I'ollowed wheat , closing Uc. lower to ' c up ; No.2 mixed , cash , 30c ; April , 3Gdo ? ; May , 38c : , lnly,3U'4c. ' OATS No. 2 cash , lower , 30c ; May , higher , liuTTini II Ighor ; choice separator cieamery , 281i2Uc ; cholcu dairy. 24U-25c. Kiuis Lower , 12iC. ! WlllSKV 81.17. 1'iiovisiONS Quiet , steady , unchanged. Kr.CF.tl'TS-I'lour , 4.OOO bills. : * wheat , 8,000 bu. : eon , 125,000 bu. ; oats , 23,000 bu. : rye and barley , none. SHIPMENTS Klour. 8,000 bbls. ; wheat 14,000 bu. ; com , lOS.OO'J hu. : oats , 10,001) ) bu.j rye , 3,000 bu. ; barley. 1,0001m. Now York Dry ( in-iiU M-irkot. NKW YOIIK , March 28. The dry goods market ratheriiilet | , but with good .itlenlL.n to dress goods and blankets for the fall trade. I'laln and colored cottons were also In fair de- mand'for current wants , thu inquiry for such goods being sometimes a dlsapporntlng.one. Cotton llaunuls have an Irregular movement for next season , but a good many orders htivo been placed on two or three makes , There Is an Impression that cotton llannuls will bo scarce. The niarUet was unchanged. Thu special feature was u small ililve In printed tli-He.s at 7ijc ; former prices lO'.c. The job bing tradu here holds up well for this date , while dealings In others are moderate. Kiimtus City .Market * . KANSAS CITV , Mo. , March 28. WIIKAT No. 2 hard , 03' , < ai34e ; No. 2 rod , 08c. COHN ! ic lower , poor demand ; No. 2 mixed , 33"c : No.2 while , 35'c. OATS-Weak : No. 2 mixed , 28U02Dc ; No. 2 while , 31t ( 31ic. ! Itcrrr.H More active and firm , but un changed ; creamery , Q.lftatlc ; dairy , I8ii22c. EiHlH-Actlvo ut l'-c. KKCKIITS Wheat , 10,000 uu. ; corn , 14,000 bu. ; oals , none. SIIIPMKXTSWheat , 18,000 bu. : corn , 20,000 bu. ; oats , none. Liverpool Markets , l.lVKHrOiu. . March 2H.-\ViiBAT Klrm ; de mand moderate ; holders oll'er sparingly ; No. 1 California , 5s I'id jier cental ; No. 2 red winter , 5s lidSl5s 7d. Itecelpts of wlmat past three days were 70.OOO centals , Including 32,000 American. COIIN Steady ; demand fair : mixed western. 4s 24d per cental. Receipts of American corn for tnu past three days , 51'JJJ cuntaU. I'KAS Canadian , 6s 3d percental. HIIIKxlra ; India mess , 77s ( id per tierce. I'OIIK I'rliiio HIILOJ , . western. . OJ G.I par bbl. IjAllli I'rliau western 57s Oil uurcwt. Cotton Murket. t'olleu .Market. NEW YOIIK. March 28. Options opened Imruly steady , unchanged to 15 points down , closed unchanged to 5 points idowu ; March linn and 20 points UD ; hales , 21,000 hags. Including : March $1G.05 < % 17,00 ; April , tlli.4KUU.tjO : May. MG.4O ; June , Jln.'JO'u ) Ui.25.luly : , 110.15 ; September , $10.45 ; Octo ber. ilG.OO ; Novemner , fl&.tX ) : December , $15.85. Spot Itlo. dull , easy. No. 7. 117.50. .Milwaukee Mlt.WAtiKEK. WIs. , March 28. WIIKAT I'lrni ; July , 07' , c ; No. 2 spring , OOc. t'OIIN-Qulet ; No. 3 , 30tt4k ( ! . 3'1C ! No3 . . E 54e. I'novisio.NS-Qulet. Pork , May , $17.22J5. Tel d C.rillll .Market. Toi.r.iio.0. , March 28-WHKAT-Dull , steady ; , No. 2 cash and March. 110 Vc. L'oiiN-Actlve , bteady ; No. 2 cash and May , 4Hic.- DATS Quiet ; cash , 33' Jo. STOCKS AMI IIONDS. SeciultiritVvre Uulot Agulu YmtiTiluy , Hut u Firm IJmU'rtonu 1'ruviilled. NEW YOIIK , March 2 . The stock market was quiet again today , but a llrm undertime continues to characterize thu dealings In the general list owing to the easy working of thu money market , the fulling oT ( of gold shlpmcnu and the improvement reported in the earnings of. the railways. These lullusucoj Und touiaku many ( if the nrofcMlonnts who have hereto fore occupied a passive position take a more hopeful view of Iho situation and pun-hiiM-i for their account are chlelly responsible for the rl e In certain stock . On the other hand the old bear combination of which Calnmlck lithe accredited head con tinues to feel the market for weak spots and today Dmtllliiitaml 1'attlefeedlug , New KIIK- lanil and Heading were raided with a good deal of success. Distilling and C.attlefeedlnn _ W to I the decision rendered In favor of the company In the so called "feeder" ease. The device Is u ed chiefly by railways or more particularly In connection with the trolley system. His estimated that there was an enormous gain In the way of royalties by reason of thu decision. Manhattan Jumped from IOUU to 17H ( , but declined to lli'J'i ' when it became known that HID rapid transit , commission had adjourned without action , t'nlled States Ituhher dropped 4'i percent to 51. with a rally lo 52. Jersey Central advanced l'i percent to 12UU and ru- ceded to 120. The general list Improved ! < to 1 per cent , with Chicago ( las , Lickawanna and National Cordage In the lead , nut subse quently lost a part of the Improvement. The western railways and Sugar and Coidago and Western Union were noticeably firm. Thu dealings weru quite moderate , only 20),030 Mmro-i changing hands , LM'cd stocks figured for 181,225 aiidimllstcd for 1U.H24. The mar ket cloved steady In tone for a majority of the leading shares , In Its Wall street review today the Pos says : Little by little the confusion of thu Heading's "deal" In New Kiiglaml railway slocks Is finding light. Thu receivers have , In deed , denied the bondholders' counsel thu privilege of examining the Heading's books. hut It may be quite safely assumed that hail they granted It tint company's private ac counts would fall fo tell the whole story. The personal quarrel In yesterday's meeting of tin ) llnance commltteu serves as a klndof a sidelight. Mr. Wharton Marker being driven to bay by thu faction now controlling that concein , wlorted with an exposure of Presi dent Karle'sollli'lal methods. In the name of the finance committee , so Mr. Marker charges HIII president bought 3,1100 shares of New KiiRland stock at 4i ) and Mild It later at a loss of $35.000 to $11.000. It Is duly explained from Philadel phia today that this New England stock was bought at 38 a few days before the books closed and that the purchase was made for tlio Heading company , Whether It has slncii hi'en sold I hu olliclal apologists of today neglect to mention. The reader's mind will therefore be left to one of two ngreeablu alternativeIther the Heading's financial agents , uslmr their share holders' money , took n "llyer" In New England slock on I heir own account and lost $35onl ) In the operation , or else the Heading Its-elf , a week after Its confession of Imnkiuptey , re sumed the margin slock speculations which hail alieady ruined It. The shareholders have appointed an Investigating com mittee. There Is obviously something for them to Investigate. The following are thu closing nit ilatlnns of thu leading stocks on thu Now York nock ex change today : Atcht on -iiuinc o. , . . . . Ailiuns 12xprC9i ilo preferred fi'l Alton , T. 11 U. 1' . . Dun. A ( iiilf. . M.'J ilo preferred . . . . iw Northweiitorn American Kxpross. . u ; ' ' ' llaltlmorp AtOhlo. . . S'.l N. V. Central. . . . ! . ! IUC. Caniuln I'aclllc S'.lni' ; < S V ft N. h IUC.MMi Camilla Southern. . . 61 Ontiirlo A Western. I7)i ( Central I'aclllc 27 Oregon Imp 17H Chun. \ Ohio 27U.l't ( Irenon Nar i5 'hlcago Alton 111 O. t > . I , . A U. N 10 ' . It. Ar Q 97 I'HClllli.Xlllll 21'ii 97hStl. . i'corla , Dec. .t K. . . . U'4 ' ulld.itcd Uns. . . Ill ) IM ' . C. C. A. hi. I , I'J ' I'ullumii I'alace IW ! ottnn i.II Curt 1'4 M. 11 ud ton itlclimoniil"rmln'l. 1'4I'M ) . K & W ; . A n. o pt'il 64 IIlo ( iriunlo W. . . . - . > . , V l . ! ' . CO ! ! t'l'cnn l > ,4 Hock Idliinil Crlu . I'niil ilo prnfered ilo prufunoil 'ort Wayne 152 t. I'aul .V Oninhu. . . It. Northern [ if d. . . 110 ilo prclerreil ' . A K. I iif'il . . . . 101 outhcm I'lit-ltlc . . . Incklni ; Valley. . . u ar Kellnory Illiiola Central. . . . BJV Tenn. Co ill A nun. . st. 1'iuil A lluliilh . 42 " I'aclllc inn. , VTux pr'il . . . Tol. ft n. Cen. pf'il. . .nku Krle AcVoat. . . . K > 4 Union I'nclllc S7C.'l ilo preferred t.'u ( . ' . ( f. C.'l .tike ; < liore 138 W. HI. I * . Ac I1 C.'lW4 jail fruit 41' cto prolerrt'it mi .otilH. & Niiih Wells t-'iiruo l-Ixp. . . 147 .oul . ANeir Alb'y. \Vc ti > rn Union . . . . ' .1.1' . , litnhttin ( on KW il'-mphU Ac * hn's'n. < ' " ' bllchl nti Central. . 10.1 Mlnn1Ai Vt.ri ! . . ! . . ! tUsonrl I'aclllo . . . I ) . , V It. ( i IJ--4 ilnblln ft Ohio ( icneral nioctrlc. . . . I'lshvlIIoChatt 87 National l.lnxut'il. . . National Cordage. . 1-1 C. l-'cu'l , v Iron ilo iirafprr.ul 108 101i i' . J. I'cniral Hnus A Tox. CPU. . i ; sorfolk , V W. pfrt . Tol. A. A. Jc N M. . s'orlh Ainorln in * 'n in. illv. Thutotnlsiilcs of stocks todny wi > ru 04,01)0 ) : iivs , Ini-ludliiK : ( . 'hlLM o , llurlliinlon & ( Julncy , 3,000 ; Chlratfo (3iis , 18..100 ; D.-lawuro , l.ackitwunna fi Western , -t.-IIKI ; Dlstllllni ; , 10,400 ; Cicnt-ral Klcctrlc , O.OOl ) ; Miuiliuttnn. 3'JOO ; .Missouri I'aclflc , 4,000 ; National foril- IIKU , 4U ! > 1) ) ; Xuw Knirland , 10,000 ; Ui-nillnV , U8.HOO ; Ulchniond Terminal , 3,700 ; St. I'aul , 7,500 ; Susur. 14,000. New York Mr.iior Mnrkpt. NF.\V YOIIK , March 28. MO.NKV ox OAI.FI Easy at-564 per ci'iit , last loan , iH ! per cent ; closing of furud lit 2i/t iirr rent. 1'ntMKMKHOANTIMS I'Ai'cii 037 uor rent. STKHI.INII KXCIIANOB Klrni , with actual hustncss In nankurs' hills att.8C > Ii,4.HO ! ( for sixty-day hills und M.HS for duniand. UOVGHNMUNT llONUS Klriii ; statu bonds nrsik'Cted. Tliu closing utiotationson bonds : U. M. urea IK'S , U.S. 4s coup nu : , t. li A j.K.i'n. M. IU7 II. S. Iks rue Wto . < t. I'aul Con 127VT I'flCltlt'tii Of MlV 10.S St. P.O. A IMsti . . . . 118 I.OUUIlllKIB'pOJ 49. . 10.SUi ! ! P. 1' . 1. . U. Tr Kcti V8 Ml oiirl n IU1 T. r. II. ( J. ! > . lleti. 3M Tunn i\ovr \ act I.H. . . . 10-J Union IV.clno Uts. . 1UM Toun novf aot 5 . . . .1017U Weil .Shoro 101 ! ; Tenn. ncv not 3s. . . 7U U. ( S. W U - " Cnnuila > o. 2ilt 101 Atcli. 4s Ccn. I'aclllu l li Atch. 214 < , elms A. I ) . & U. ( ! . lain . 11. A ri. A 68 I ) . .V K. ( i. 49 do 2il5s 101 Krlo3d..s II. AT. C. 5s 101 M. K. A T. ( Ion. fis. I ! . AT. C. Con. Us . M. K. A T. ( ion. 5s. . 45 N. Carolina ( la. . . . Mutual Union 6s. . . IOJ N. Carolina lo . . . N. J. 0. Irt. Curt III S. C. llrown con. . . U7 N. l' c. Isti IIIncu Tonn. old lia 117 N. 1'nc. Sili II.MI. VlrKlnlu ( is N.V. . Connols 135 do or. mit coup. 35 N. W. Dabon.M 110 Vn. Con 2d. nerlos. 35M Huston Stork Ocmtlltlnin. HOSTON , Mass. , March 28. C'all loans , ! , - , , , - , percent ; tlmoloans , OPG'i ' percent. The follow ing arts the closing iiuolallons on slocks , bonds und miningHbures : A. T. Vs. K Westlnuli. liloo . . . . Amt'ilcan SiiKar. . . ILWft WeittiiK. Klcc. pf'd. Am. Suuar pf d US Win. Cc'nfl Hay State ( iai . . . . IBKi AtciilBun 2iU Hull Teleplmno 103 Atclilion 4s llojtenA : Albany. . . -I7H New KuKlil.ul Kg Ill llotoii Ac Mnlno . . 17.1 ' ( jcnernl Kloo. 6s. . . llonlun.V Mainep'fil 145 Wl . Coiitral Is C. , II. .VQ -Ulonez M. c Fltchbnr Atlantic lien. I'.leelrlo llojton A Mont. . . . III.Muel Unite A liosion Moi. ( cntr.t ! 10 Cnl luiut & lU'Clu. . . N. V. A N. Unit . . . . 28 ! , Contonnlal Old Colony 11)4 ) KrunUIn Ore. Miorl Uno 20 Kunisarxo Itnbbi'r 62 llRCCOl.1 Ill Qulncy ITnlon I'aclllc Munta K Copper. . . . West Und Tiuuarocii 161 West Knd p'M New Turk Mining Quotation * . NKW YOIIK. March 28. The following are the closing mining limitations : Crunu Point M 7,1 Con. B | . \ V l'.u Slt-rru .Nov. ulu so lie.idvfooil IW 131 ( ioulrt A Cuirr 65 Union Con . a ) Halo A NnrcroiJ. . . . ' . ' ) Yellow .luckul . yo llouirBtnko 120U Irun Silver . 35 Mexican H.VJ Quick SIHor . "DO ( intnrlo IWK ) clo proferrad . 1HW Oplilr 130 llulwpr . 2i askeit. San l-'riinrisc'o Mining4Jiinlutlnns. SAK KiiANCisco. Cal. , March 28. Thu ofllela closing ijiiotatlons for mining stocks loday were as follows : Alts 1 ? Mexican I:15 llelclior 8.1 .Mono 2i llent , V llulclier . . . . 14 Nuvajo 6 llortH" onnolldatml 21 uphlr IM llulwer 23 l'oto l 175 Coiiinionwi'nltli . . . o s-nvnce U.'i Thollur M bU'rrik Nevada 85 Con. fain. A Vu. . . . 'iK Unlun Cun 71) ) Crown I'olnt 6S Utnli Ml I'lirckii Con M Yellow Jacket 30 Ilulo .t Norcro'n. . . IQj St. l.otiiH Mining Stocks. ST. Louis.Mo March 28. Kollowlng are Iho iiuiuatlimson mining Ktoclis : llld. Anked. Illil. AlKOd. AOamK f . - - Ulltalietl ) . . I .43 Am. .Settle .30 l.eo Illmulullto . . . . T.W a. Hopes. . liranlla.M. . 4.'W 6.U ) London I inuiiclal Hovleiv. [ Copurt-jMal IKO l > u Jamei ( Ionian Ilnri.t.\ \ LONDON , March 28. INow York Herald Cable t-pecl'U to Tin : IIKK. ] Money Is still In good demand. Lombard street was fairly well engageu. Except for temporary demands arising from the settlement and Ihu fact that the end of the month and of thu quarter wen ) near at hand , itherii was little lo occasion strength. On thu con trary thu lullux of gold from abroad was of courou a weakening faelor. Thu premium on gold In llumios Ay res was 211 per cent. Hllver stand * 37'id , bars 37 > . | d. 1'iiniU went firm. Consols for the money account advanced 1 l-i ( percent. Theru was , a cheerful tone among colonials. Canadian and New /.ealand weru the only descriptions to show an ad vance. The home railway market was strong , Southeastern enjoying the most advance. Thu foreign market was ipilet. French rentes hiivu not moved. Moat other European govern ments securities are stationary. Humors front licrlln of the postponed Issuu of Imperial and Prussian 3 pur cents hud no particular effect. Ulvor f'lato tucurltlca weru weak , owing lo renewed ropurti of the forthcoming resignation * at Iluinn Ay re * . Alnerlcani were dull and Iteiidluitnlmiv * have give n wan u little , the pnipi > ! d. Increase of New iiiok Central capital sto-k exciting much attention the price today adv4fulmr ! U percent. Illinois Central Improved \ ( , un | | Alenlson li per cent. Chicago .V Mllwailkcu lioiiiN ate S lower. I'limnt'liil Note * ' ICANsAX CITV , Mo. , ' March 28.-loarlng ! ! , tl.GBO.342. Nnw OIILKAND , L/i. / ' . March -Clearings , J2i05. : < ! 3t ) , , I'AIIIS March 23. Three per cent rentes , 07f 3c ( for the accountf NKW YOIIK , Man-It Sfl.-Clearlngs , $125,900- 600 : balances , * 5,2qOljO. OMAHA , March 2H. Clnarlngs , $900,321 ; same day last week * or > 5 62. ) . HAI.TIMOIIK , Mil. , March 28. Clearings , $2- 123,302 ; balances , $528,073. Money , 0 per cent. LOMIO.V , March 28. Amount of bullion couo Into the Hank of England on balaiica today , JU 1 60.000. I'lili.AliF.i.iMMA , 1'a. , March 28. Clearings , ! 10,035 , 00 : balances , } 1,002,308. Money , 4' ' i 5J5 per cunt. MKMi'ins. Tenn. , March 28. Now York ejt- cliange selling at $1.50. Clearings , $305,773 ; balances , $121,200. HIMTD.V , Mass. , March 28. Clearings , JIG- 735,481 ; balances , ! 2.l)70,8Si. ( Monuy , ( > per cent. Exchange on Now York , 10 to l&i : discount. ST. I.OUH , Mo. , March 28. Clnarlngs , t3,8H.l- 848 ; balances , $468,430. Money , uulet at O'ii7 percent , i\chaiigeon : New York , 85c pre mium hid. CiliCAiio. III. , March aa.-ClearimC * . 114.980- I4H ; New York exchange , 30c premium. Sterling exchange dull : $ t.80'i for .sixty-day bills ; J4.88 > 4 for .sight drafts. Money easy , Oi 7 per cent _ O.MA MA i.i vi : STOCK uAUicr/rs. Cattle Tniilo I'.ilrly Active and Nearly hteady llogt Active und l.nucr. TIIKSDAY , March 28. Compared with the first two days of last week there has been an Iticreaseof about 1,500 cattle and 700 sheep , with a falling oir In hogs of over 1,600 head. Today's heavy rim of cattle furnished the ulk of this Increase. There were 1H1 cars re- elved and fully 85 per cent of these weru leers , OiVorlngsyerc larely made up of light ml medium weights , but the quality us a . 'holo was good. The markut averaged about O.1 lower all around ; more than that toward he close. On the more desirable grades , hero there was plenty of competition from > hlppers and eastern Imlehurs , thu decline ras not so great and trading tolerably brisk. ) iessed beef buyers were all very bearish and ad no scruples aboil' taking olT fully lOc on hu general run of stock. Oood 1,200 to ,400-lb. steers sold around $1.50 and $4.76 ivlth fair to good 1,000 lo 1,200-lh. steers at 1.20 to $4.40. 1'ulr to poor stuff was very low sale at from $4. 15 down to $3.75. Tlio Movement was not very brisk , hut It was teady with llttlu Intermission and a good learance was effected. There was not much change In the cow rade. I'rlces were fully steady as far as the lest grades at least weru concerned and llttlu f any lower on any grade. Common to prime ows and heifers sold at a range of $1.50 0 $1.25 , with thu bulk of thu fair to good .tun" . around $2.70 to $3.70. Hough stock of ill Kinds genurally steady at $2.25 to $3.85. 'alves iiuotably unchanged at from } 2to$0 'or poor 10 choice stock. Almost nothing doing In the stocker and eeder line. No demand from the country , ml ijliotatloiis cal.tr. ) Hopresentatlvo sales : IHIKS.SKI ) 1IUKK. S'o. Av. I'll . No. Av. I'r. 1 . 700 $3 ( > G 2 . 1015 $120 1 . 1000 It 75 3 . 1103 420 1 . . U'JO 3 70 12 . ! rj ; ) . ( -jo 1 ! )30 ) 37ft1 , 21 . 1214 420 0 . 7118 375 15 . 1052 420 0 . 972 375 10 . 1004 420 2 . 01)0 ) 380 17 . 1)73 ) 425 2 . 11)110 ) 380 i 4 . 1115 425 . ' 3 . 950 3 b5 2 . 1230 4 25 19 . 931 3 91) ) 21 . HlliO1 25 5 . 910 3 90 21 . 1013 4 25 2 . 10,12 300 14 . 1114 425 950 300 17 . 1200 425 lid 3 00 . 5 . 10M8 425 H07 3 00 20 . 10301 30 900 395 , . 39 . 1087 430 1 . 11(10 ( 400 , 20 . 1172 430 0 . 952 400 , . 19 . 1220 430 25 . 807 4 00 j 15 . 1200 430 1 . 090 4011 1 . 1550 430 3 . 1043 400 19 . 122(1 ( 430 18 . 1117 4 05 23 . 1130 4 35 10 . 1012 405 20 . 1141 435 21 . 1111 4 10'v 20 . 1144 435 24 . 113U 4 10 0 . 1175 4 35 28 . 1O14 4 10 " 10 . 1225 4 35 9 . 902 410 20 . 1170 435 15 . 000 4 10 42 . 1220 4 35 13 . 900 410 50 . 122O 440 7 . 1029 410 10 . 1200 440 10 . 1107 416 50 . 1222 440 11 . 1043 415 20 . 1230 440 13 . 1108 415 20 . 1128 445 17 . 1080 4 15 39 . 914 4 60 17 . 1187 4 10 21 . 1201 4 50 20 . 1193 316 19 . 1210 455 ' 1020 415 24 . 1201 455 24 . 017 4 16 21 . 1300 4 65 20 . 900 4 15- 18 . 1255 4 65 14 . 1147 420 0 . 1109 400 23 . 1088 420 22 . 1217 4 ( JO 81111'1'INO AND IIXI'OKT. 1 . 080 3 75 18 . 1119 4 40 40 . 1077 300 0 . 1173 445 4 . 807 400 00 . 1221 450 11 . 1005 405 13 . 1315 450 18 . 1207 410 18 . 1307 450 22 . 1077 425 2 . 1410 450 11 . 1154 425 10 . 1202 450 19 . 1223 425 13 . 1250 450 14 . 1495 425 10 . 1392 400 35 . 1100 425 20 . 1200 4 Of 05 . 1037 425 21 . 1250 400 17 . 1200 4 25 19 . 1258 4 00 20 . 1087 4 25 40 . 1387 4 05 38 . 1095 4 30 22 . 12GO 4 05 40 . 1180 4 30 20 . 1200 4 70 17 . 1081 4 30 2 . 1495 4 75T 55 . 1170 440 MIXED. 19 . 784 305 7 . 1079 416 5 . 924 375 5 . 1120 425 21 . 1114 4 15 COWP. 1 . 680 1 60 ' 3 . 047 ' 3 00 2 . 700150 4 . 1147 300 2 . 075 185 1 . 1200 300 1 . 770 2 00 1 . 880 3 00 1 . 010 200 7 . 1107 300 3 . . -000 200 0 . 1000 3 K ) 2 . 1030 2 10 . 3 . 840 3 10 1 . 940 2 10 4 . 1157 3 10 3 . 913 2 10 0 . 901 3 K ) 3 . H20 2 10 4 . 1172 3 16 1 . 107U 2 10 3 . 1043 3 15 1 . 870 220 8 . 900 3 2O 0 . 908 225 1 . 1100 325 2 . 040 225 13 . 1018 325 2 . 885 225 0 . 003 330 1 . 071) ) 225 7 . 1000 330 1 . 850 225 17 . 1-59 330 5 . 024 225 22 . 1057 330 2 . 915 2 25 2 . 1130 3 35 13 . 853 225 3 . 1107 335 1 . 1020 225 7 . 1081 335 1 . 1040 225 24 . 704 340 1 . 1100 235 10 . 987 340 1 . 1180 235 5 . 1084 340 7 . 031 2 35 18 . 832 3 40 1 . 1120 235 12 . 1000 340 J . HMO 250 17 . H70 340 ' 2 . 1076 250 10 . 970 345 1 . 020 250 20 . 790 345 1 . 51O 250 0 . 1088 345 1 . 1030 260 18 . 80& 350 1 . 1270 260 1 . 1200 360 1 . 720 250 1 . 930 350 . 710 260 1 . 1040 350 J . 820 260 12 . 018 350 4 . 015 2 ( iO 1 . 830 350 1 . 1040 200' ' 1 . 1100 350 1C , . 1)20 ) 200 7 . 1018 350 7 . 854 205 2 . 1100 350 10 . 727 2(15" ( ; 11 . 10S1 300 18 . 988 2 70nj 0 . 1073 305 5 . 1050 270 5 . 1152 305 1 . 1030 275 14 . h80 3 7U 4 . 1025 2751D . 1020 375 090 270 > . 1 . 1200 376 1120 275 41 . 1050 385 958 200 , 7 . 825 400 8H8 2 0 ( ) | 1 . . . . 00 6 OO.T 5 . 120 675 1 . 120 B OQ | ' 1 . 1280 23015 . B18 355 7 " 437 2 6K ( 3 . 780 3 00 14" . . . 507 2 till ' 23 . 940 370 2" . .010 3 in- ( | 3 . 1087 380 15 ! . . . . . 610 3 Of ) ' " 3 . 1030 380 1& . 517 H 03" 48 . 883 4 10 1 . 570 825 19 . 1200 425 4 ' .447 330. 4 . 1230 425 7' . 701 3 6 ( ) , i IIBUU.S 1 ' 1200 2 25 : 1 . 1020 320 l ! ! ! . . . 13-40 245 1 . 1000 325 2 . 1120 250 2 . 650 325 1 " ' 1450 200 3 . 1800 325 l" .1480 a Co 1 . 1".OO 325 1 1450 205 1 . 1460 325 Si ! ; . . .1687 275 1 . 1070 330 7 " 1417 276 1 . 1700 33(1 ( . . . . 275 1 . 1740 330 1 .1800 275 1 . 1480 330 1 . . . .1000 275 1 . 1720 330 1 .2020 275 1 . 1420 335 1 .1220 286 1 . 1340 335 1 . 1480 2 85 1 . 1770 3 35 J . 1370 3 OO 1 . 1600 835 1 . 1440 3 1)0 ) 2 . 1135 3 40 1 . 1430 800 1 . 1840 340 1 . 1&70 3 Ul/ 1 . 2020 860 1 " 1580 8 OO 1 . 1210 3 00 l" 1390 3 OO 3 . 1633 OO l' 1000 810 1 . 152O 385 l' .1320 3 IB 4 . 1812 4 86 HTAOS. 1 . 1470 360 8TOCKKUJ AND rKKUKIIS. fl . B76 2 05 7 . 701 340 1 ' 740 3 00 16 . 670 3 65 1 . . . . 820 000 10 . 035 365 3 . . 433 3 10 4 . 802 B 05 10. . . . . CSO B 16 05 . U71 U 07i ! 0 630 340 4 . . . . BOO fl 80 7 5Hl 3 40 WVOMINO CATTI.B. alilllN 1430 22ft 3V , steers 12C.fl 300 llims Hog \aluP4 dropped another notch today. The supply was comparatively liberal and the duality lisa rule fully up to the aver age. There were some very enolco hogs hero and with a good slilpjilng demand tlu > licit grades ruled Mteildy to 5i-lower than Monday at from $7.03 to $7.20. Ordinary llglit and mixed hojjt were a big nickel lower with the popular price $7 and common stilU Kelllnx down as low in $0.80. The market was very mean toward thu close , alt of 6c to ! ( > < lower , and a few loads remained unsold , Thu big bulk of the sales were at from $7 to $7.05 , as against $7.1)5 ) to $7.10 Monday and 17.26 to $7.30 a week ago. Representative sales : No. Av.Mil I'r. No. Av. Sh. I'r. 40. . . -Mil 21(1 (1 HO H3. . 210 80 7 00 , 'JHO HO 0 H5 57. . .251 HO 7 OO . , U)7 ( ) 0 H5 05. . .22(1 ( 100 7 00 u. . , .170 0 H5 73. . .237 40 7 OO fi' ' . . 400 (1 ( DO 70 . .227 80 7 00 OH. . , , 100 0 DO 00. . .277 100 ; oo 75. . . 1H3 120 0 00 07. . .255 40 OO 00. . . 'Jiill 120 0 03 73. . .227 40 00 (54. ( . 120 0 03 2.J. . .215 40 OO 11. . 0 05 70. . .250 80 02'j 03. . . 'J17 80 0 03 fit. .25 ! ) 200 7 024 02. . .1U7 80 0 05 25. . .250 40 05 57. . .21(1 ( 240 0 05 08. . .203 05 5'J. . .231 40 (1 ( 05 55. . .277 120 05 73U. 40 7 00 OH. . ,238 280 05 ( U. . 80 7 00 51. . ,210 80 05 7H. . .11)1 ) 7 00 5(1. ( . . . 240 05 73. . 215 120 7 00 01 . . . .285 80 05 HI. . .230 280 7 Oil 78. ' 200 7 05 OH. . .230 40 7 00 02. 'ail * 280 7 05 71. 214 100 7 00 42. .2na 0 05 01. . .241 120 7 00 71. .20U 280 7 05 17. . .24U 80 7 (10 ( Cii. .242 80 7 O5 H3. . 227 200 7 00 75. .281 1GO 7 05 01. . . -J.VJ 81) ) 7 00 fill. .21)1 ) 40 7 07'J 7' ' . . .218 I GO 7 00 72. .251) 120 7 O7'i 74. . .211 240 7 00 71. .250 80 7 07 "t 73. . . 20.S 120 7 O'J ' OH. .274 HO 7 O7'i ( IS. . .227 200 7 00 20. .281 7 10 7'J. . .287 121) ) 7 00 (10. ( .205 HO 7 10 57. . .240 12(1 ( 7 00 (18. ( .248 40 7 10 7O. . .228 I'JO 7 00 08. .2111 7 1O 7'J " .270 ISII 7 00 (54. .241 ! HO 7 10 JO" .215 7 00 til. .207 280 7 10 05. . .254 7 00 54. .208 40 10 01. . .257 7 00 OH. .250 0' ) . . .245 7 00 51) ) . , : U2 100 If ! 1(1. ( . .244 240 7 (10 ( 08. .aim 75. . .237 240 7 00 01. .202 20 1'ios AND iiomm. 1. .210 3 00 1..510 0 00 1. .020 4 25 1..250 0 OO 11. 00 4 50 40. . . . 150 0 25 1..400 HO 5 50 Siir.ni1 Tin- supply was liberal , ( on dimblo dt'cUs , part consigned direct and part of them billed tliioiijrli. TrudoMIM not very lnNk , dealers bolin : unable to come to ( onus on the bulk of tlii'iinYi'lngi. Silcs : were at good , III in prices and the demand Is strum ; , l-'nlr to good natives , { 3.75 to i5j ? fall1 to Rood westerns , $3.50 to * 5 ; common and stock sheep , $2.25 to $3.75 ; good to cholcu 40 to luu-lb. lumbs , f t to } G. Hcprcsontativo hales : No. Av. I'r. 124 western wethers 121 $4 1)5 5 native uctlicrs 110 4 75 IM ) western owes 04 440 Itrrclpts anil DUpii-titlun nf < < tui < lc. Olllrlul re sslpli and dUp > iltoi ! : of st > V < : u shown by tliu luuksof tin ) Union .Stock Var.U company forthn twuntv-foiir hours urnllng at 5 o'clock p. m. Maro.li 'J8 , 1803 : IIOlSM. Illlim.S A MI.S Cam. Hum Cam. Hon.I . Cars. IM 4.UI- 77 O7I Ill I .IMS DIHIUIMITIO.V. IIUYKIIS. IIO'.IH. minim I'nckln. Co II 7.11 , 'lio ( . . II. llninuionil Co. 7IU wlfti. Co ( 7IUMi A rim Ctnlrtlir I'nek I ni : Co. 1,011 1.317 10-i r. Siilro | A Co HIM Chicane I' . It I' . Co ( * ) A. Unas KB ( . Mucker > V Devlin 1MI Vniuuint A , t'nrey IDS Inclulr 1U ! Shippers unit feeders Mil To till. -1.710 4II Clili'iigo l lvt < Stui'k nilCAiio. III. , Mnre.li 28. [ Special Teli'gtam < > TUB Ilii.l : : There was no advance In HID nrlces of cattle. Tliu general market was firm mil steady at Monday's decline. Cows and linlls were quoted at from sM.GO to $1.15 , slocker.s and feeders at from * 2.50 to jl.'JO , rcs Pil buef and shipping steers nt from $3.00 i JO. 10 and Texas cattle at from J2 to * J.05. There was an uneven market fur hogs. There weie Instances when an advance of from 5c o UK : was paid and there were other sales that looked lower than yesterday's irlces , but after all tbu general IIVUTUKU of jirlces was not qiiotitbly dlll'erent. The. close asiillui'al | ; , notwithstanding thu small reculpt.s. Pales were at mi extreme rangu of from * 5 to $7.7(1 ( with the bulk at from 17.35 to $7.00. nosing prices were at from * 7.10 to $7,40 for poor to prime hogs averaging 140 to 195 Ibs , $7.25 to t7.HO for mixed and medium and from 47.35 to $7.70 for averages of over 250 Ibs. The. sheep market was active and stronger. It was llle hluh < : r than veslerday at from if 1.25 to 50 for poor to nxtru qualities. West erns sold as high as $5.5O , ihubulk of the tradlm ; wis at better than $5. Receipts : Cattle. 5,500 head ; hojjs , 10.000 lend ; siiprp , 12,000 head. The Kvcnlng Joiirinil reports : OATTI.K Kecelpts , 550 head ; shipments , 2,01)0 ) head ; market slow , weak ; ton prices , JO.KMIO.00 ; medium , M.05 4.00 ; others , $4.00 CM.50 ; Texan * . $2.05y.4.45 ; cuunurs , J2.40 ® 2.00 ; native cows , f3.75at. 10. Moos Uocclpts , 10,000 head ; shipments , j.OOO head ; market slow , weak ; common : iml ml.xed , f7.UOj2t7.45 ; prime heavy and butchers' weights , * 7.50i .7.05 . ; light , J7.40 ® 7.50. HIIBKP Heeelpts , 13,000 head ; shipments , 2.500 head ; market active , strong ; natives , $4.5KiJ.0.25j ( westerns , f3.)03G.4U ( ) ; Te.xansr $ l.00-a4.70 ; lambs , $4.5020.40. KiiiiRiiR City l.lvo Stork Mitrkot. KANSAS CITY. Mo. . March 28. OATTI.K Re ceipts , 0,000 bond ; shipments , HOO head ; market for steers slow and weak to lOc lower ; cows steady to lower ; feeders steady ; dressutl beef and shipping steers , J3.HOJi5.30 ; Texas steers , J3.10 ; stockersand feeders , $1.004.45 ; cows and hclfurs , t3.OOtt4.2D. lions Kecolpts , 8,000 head ; shipments , 300 head ; market steady for common light and 5c lower for heavy hogs ; all grades f5.15767.30 ; bulk , $7.0 ( ) < a7.10. HIIKKP Uecolpts , 2,000 head ; shipments , none ; marketsteady ; muttons , if4.DOS-t.70. St. I.milt I.Ho Stock Mnrknt. ST. I.OIMS , Mo. , March 28. t'ATrr.r. Kecelpts , 3,000 head ; shipments , 200 head : markut steaily ; native steers , 1,175-lbs. , J4.00 ; fed Texas steers , J3.50a4.35. - Moon -Itecolpts , 5,100 head ; shipments 1,100 head ; market active ; 5c higher ; heavy , 87.10547.50 ; mixed , SG.OO&7.40 ; fight , G.bO 7.30. Slllict * Uecelpls , 700 head ; shipments , none ; marketsteady. I ) . I ) KHA/BE , II. I ) . IIoociE r. , JAS IHorni ! 1'rcs. Vlco 1'res Sooy As Trout ) . HAWKEYE COMMISSION CO. Capital $ i".OOD : Omaha anJ Sioux City. Grain and Provisions Railroad Stocks and Bonds. Pill VATE w Room 212 bM Life Building OMAHA. HKKEUENOES : InwaStato National Hunk. Sioux Ulty ; Coannnrulal National Hank. Umuliiu Epoclul attention given to outtlilo orders. Correspondence holle.lle.il .Major * rounil n Shortage. SANTA KB , N. M. , Mnreh 23. [ Soceial Tclccnim toTiiB JIBE. ] Jolin F. Majors of Nebraska , representing tliu general land of lice , has arrived from Koswoll , where ho was eiiKiiKcd ten days In inve.stl'atins ( the missing receiver , 1'Yank Lcsnot. Ho em ployed an expert to open the safe anil fount : a shortage of between $10,000 unit * 11,000. riniiiU Uiiiixaa .Million l.osi. WASHINGTON CIIOSSINO , N. J. , Mnrvh t3. ! The hreakitiK of the great ieo gorge in the Delaware river anil tlio subsiding of tlio WANTED , Total lMUf or OITIEQ COUNTIES. eCHOOI. _ 'DIOTR10T8. ' WATZn COMPANieS.CT.R.R.COMPAHIEB.tta Corrfipondrnce tolfcltlfi ] . N.W.HARRIS &COMPANYGanker $ , 103-103 Dearborn Street , CHICAGO. IB Wall Street , NEW YORK. 70 Btnte 91. , BOSTON. water on the farina reveals tlamnpe which years cannot repair Oivlmnln anil vine yards arc ruined. The mads will have to lie rebuilt. The lost Is estimated at .VI/I/M./I i Mum . \onn. t'nllril llri'lliron Ciintrrrnrc. Ktir.Mir. Noh. . Miireh --Kpoeial [ to M'IIK Hr.iThe ! ] oait NelirstsUa nniiunl wnfer- uneoof tlio lTnlted llrethren In Christ convened - vened hero Wednes'lay. Tlio following a | > - iwlntinents were inado : York illstrk't , 1-J. V. Hewers , I'resldltKf KldorI'loitsant ; Hill , . U. Shoemaker ; West Illue , B.V. . .Tolin- onsShllo , W. M. Huswell ; York.V. . B. Selifll : ( Iresham , ( J. A. Vorls ; Ueo.V. . K. CaldwelUShelhy , .1. M. HasUlns ; Sewanl. } . I ) . HtromlroCVdar ; Hill , A. C. O.VI1 - lams : Otterheln , T. K. Surfai'o ; Nehawka , M. l''ali'omer ; MeCool. U. ( } . Drown ; Kill- mire , V. W. Overtoil ; New Bden , V. 1. Curtis ; . ( \ > rdova , J. Allbery ; ' " 'airiuont ' , to bo supplied ; Swanton , 1. Ixihr ; Ml. Mope , ,1. Surface ; Beatrice. District T. I- . Swan , presiding elder ; Ueatrtoe , to bo supplied ; Hroek , .1. ,1. xihr ; Crete , to be .supplied ; I'anaiiia.V. . ( . Vbitaker ; Hoea , C. 1) . Kponcer ; Unadllla , I. 10. Myers ; Kali-bury. B. ililtner ; liar- line , M. Waltermlre ; i'li-krell , W..I. Aledlar ; HIIO Springs. L. U. Wharton ; 1'a wnee. Cl. 0. Driver ; Iu HolsV. . S. Lyndo ; Vesta , ( J. 1. Hivers ; Mtii-olti , L. Piper ; Milfonl , .1. Shattilek ; Xlou , M. .1. Kester ; Kali-view . . ' . Cald well ; Hebron , . I. lUvhtel. ( iritnil iHliinil 1'iillllri. OiuNi ) ISLAND , Nol ) . , Maivh 'JS.--Spcfial [ o Tin : HKI : . ) The imitiielp.il light Is on hero. V new daily paper , whleh promises to stay mtil after the election , has eomo out. t Is thu D.illy Doiuoci-.it. Us Ightlson William ( Jeddes , candidate for miyor. It is supporting .lames Cleary for hat olllee. CMeary is a real estate man teddes is assistant i-ashier in a local bank. J'ho saloon qui'sllon enters liuyely Into the canip.iliiii. Both sides accuse each oilier of > nice-seektng and other worse qualities. Out if eight papers the I3oinoer.il Is the only one which lias cuiiio out for diary. There are eleven candidates for coutu-il- nen-at-largo anil only four to he elected ; wo candidates for the olllco of city clerk : 'our for city treasurer , six fur members of lie Boaiil of Education , three to bu elected. 3noof the wards also elects a ward council- nan for ono year , for which there are two candidates. _ Nut SilUlh'il with ( ) ni < Term. BI..MH , Neb. , March iiS. ( Special to Tun ! 5niCarl : ] Morgan , who was sent up to .incoln about two years ago for burglary , ns returned and immediately got himself nto trouble Sun lay ho was caught entic ing an 8-year-old girl down the railroad track and was arrested Monday and bound over to the district court. I/ist night sneak thieves entered Tom volley's pig pen and killed one of his fat logs , cutting it In two and removing the lind quarters , it is rather daring as ho Ives only one block from thu business portion tion of tlio city. DUappiilnli'il ( ii-ni'Vii l.u\vj-i-r GINIVA : : , Neb. , March US. [ Special to Tun BII : : . ] District court convened hero this Horning , but was adjourned for the day , Ion. U' . G. Hastings , district judge , lining letained at Clay Center by a Jury. Kcsiivii.u : , Neb. , March L's [ Special to I'm : Bi.J : : JudgeKimaid convened district ourt hero Monday. There are 'Jlki cases on the docket , Mxtcen of which are criminal. A grand jury was drawn and will be in ses sion this week. riri' nt HiiHtliiK * ' HASTINGS , Neb. , March 'JS. [ Special Tele- tram to Tin : Bii.j : : Yesterday evening the louse of Nat Brierly , a colored veterinary surgeon , situated outside thu llro limits , was totally destroyed by llro. although the 'urniture was mostly saved. The blase is supposed to have been caused by hoys smok ing cigarettes. The loss will amount to f 1UO , witli no insurance. iiri'rkitii I'lfHt ( 'limit Tiili'iit , Nob. , March S. [ Special Telegram - gram to Tin : Bin : . ] The Utopian quartette of the Omaha university iravo a very inter esting program Saturday evening to a good iiidionco at the Methodist Kpiscopal church , i'ho quartette is meeting with splendid suc cess and is engaged losing at several other towns in tno Logan valley. I-'iilrinont Thirvrx. PAIUMONT , Neb. , March 'JS. [ Special t6 rnu BIK. : ] Thieves cnlercd the rooms of Paul Saekctt and Henry Gibson yesterday md stole a quantity of wearing apparel. They have not been captured. Every Month i many women Buffer from Excessive or | Scant Menstruation ; they don't know ' who to confide in to get proper advice. Don't confide in anybody but try Bradfield's Q Spoclflc lor PAINFUL , PROFUSE. SCANTY. SUPPRESSED nnd IRREGULAR MENSTRUATION. Book to "WOMAN" mailed fr.o. CRADriELD REGULATOR CO. , Atlanta , Ga. Bold by all Drugcltti. I.V llVXUIt < > ! ' TIIK SMITHS , ' A Nidirnnkit Moiuhi-r of the 1'nmllyVork I'pn Uorld'n 1'nlr rxlilhll. MAN KiuNciJico , C l , Miirvh U8. 'Kprelal ' to Tun llr.u.J Hupcrt Sc ) mltt | n iiUir of tills olty , liasbuoit uwartlcd non - trnrt to inodol u hroiuo group of figures rcpresciitliiB the historic Virginia ncvtio whi'ivln the HKildi'ii I'onihpiitus saved the llfoof Captnln John Smith. The expense of fl.'i.OtXIvlU bo ( IcfiMj-cil front n fund ralsoil by contribution nololy from the Smith fami lies in the status of Virginia and Nchrn.skn. A Nebraska dcsccndnnt of the original John , Smith , rcsldliif ; at Auburn , tm * been the chief promoter of the unique artistic enter- prlso. Soiuo tiiuo slurp ho asked for designs from leading sculptors of tlio United States and that of the San Francisco artist has just been accepted. It Is only a coincidence that the sculptor's naino IsSchmld or Smith. The design Is a sllglit departure from the popular conception of tlio mciiiorablo scone , in Hint it presents hut three llfiures , with Powhatnn himself about to render a blow with a club UKin | the prostrate Smith's head. The model , one-third the she of the original , will be prepared linuiedlatel.v to be plaeed in the Nebraska building at the World's fair. Killed ( Hi Mile nnd Child. SCU.VXTOX , 1'a. , Man-h 28.llaruey Mo- Fadden , a miner , hist nlvht murdered his wife and child. The house this mornltin presented the appearance of a terrible slrujj- Rio for life on the p.irl of the murdered woman McFadden is missing and a posse Is searching for him. ITS A SICtX nr D " "VfTi wlinn pimples , DANOIRJ btntclio * nnil erup- " " " tlnns nppeiir on the tliin , no nmttor ho\v uligltt It warns you thnt your blood isn't pure. Heed ( lie warning whllo there is yit time , clear up your sjstem nnd purify tJio hliHul 'l > v Inking Doctor Tierce's UoloVn Medirnl Di.s- rwery. It rouses every orpin Into natural m-tlon , purl MM nnd enriches the Mood nlul through it clonuses mid invlg- orntcs the whole system. It attacks all scrof ulous , skin nud scalp diseases in the ri ht way bv [ inrif.Uiu ; the liloo < l. Tlio diseases that it euros coino from n torpid liver , or from impure blood. Kor overythiiiR of this nature , it Is the only ( /iictr- antced romoily. In lysjoisin | or Indigestion , Rour Stomnch , IMIIousiiess ; nil Itronohial , Throat , mid Lung Affections oven Consumption ( or Lung-scrof ula ) in its earlier stnp-s if it over mils to bencllt or euro , you li.ivo your money back. The. u'crso your C'alarrh. the more you nooil Dr. Hart's Cn'm-Hi r n . lv WITHOUT TUG ! BOW ( RING ) it is easy to stcnl or ring watches from Ilia pocket. The thief pets the walch in one hand , the chain in the other nnd ( ; ivcs a slioit , quick jerk the ring slips ofT the watch stem , nnd nway goes the watch , leav ing the-victim only the chain. This Idea stopped tliat little game ; The bow has a groove on each end A collar runs down Inside the pendant ( stem ) and fits into the grooves , firmly locking the bow to the pendant , so that It cannot be pulled or twisted off. Sold by all watch dealers , without , cost , on Jas. Doss Filled and oilier cases containing this trade mark Ask your jeweler for pamphlet. Keystone Watch Case Co. , PHILADELPHIA. SOUTH Union Stock Yards Company , South Ornatiai IIcsl Caltlo Ho nnd Shaup market In tli9 iroit. COMMISSION HOUSES. Wood Brothers. 1,1 vo Stock Commission Morchunt * . Eoutli Oniulm Telephone 1157. Cklcazo JOHN I ) . DADHMAN , I WAl/I'KH K. WOOIJ. 'f Murk ot lloportiby mi U ant wlrj ohoirtjllf Bliutt upon appiteatlo.i OMAHA. AWNINGS AND TENTS BAGS AND TWIN'S- I BICYCLES. Berais Omaha Bag H. 0. Daxon , COMPANY. Importers ami mMi.frJ Hlcjcloi sold on monthly llinir lacki , burlap i , iwlno. pSTinantl IZJN.IJth. BOOTS AND SHOES. Morse Coo Shoe Company , SaloBioomnndOlllco-1107-IIM.ini Ilownnl ft. l-aetory-IIUi-mi-ITO lluwanl Bt. \Vu nro the OM.V .Miinnfnnurori of llooti uiul Sliou In the tate of Nebraska. A ui'iitTiil Invltallon Imixloadvd to nil lo lniicct | our new factory. Omaha Coal , Coke & Eagle Comics Works- 1.1 MK CO. , li : > nl anil no ft Mfn. iialvanliul Iron i-olil , S li ior : lUlll anil cornlej. wlidjw cips , IMuglm alt. mclalllo akvlight ) , ota. DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Co. , Kilpatric'i-Kocli Dry (1OOIH CO , lirr Koodi. nollom. fur- Notion ) . KdtiK' furnli'i- nlililiu uoojt , cjrnir loKUuodiour. Illli aal Mth ami lloirnnl Me * . llarnojr Sti. FURNITURE. Omaha Upholstering Beebae & Runyan CO. , uiibolitorod rural- FUllNtTUItB CO. , Orace lurti.llJVIlOl Nicholas bUYt > uleiala 0017 , nH 13ka St - HUI / Rector & Wilhelmy Lotock Linn , COMl'ANV , Drnlonln Corner 10th nil UacU oi lui.'u.innl .V tu'jls . -He ujti. HJ1 HATS , ET3. I IRON W04KI. W. A , L. Gibbon & Co. Omaha Safe anilm Whoh'ialn WOIIK8. Ilntn , c&iu , Blr.iw jfa-j 11. Snfon.T.ium , Jnll work. Klovi-.v mutant , Wi Iron Aliuttfiri and llru 01 and llarnusit. . c-uiin. | An Irojn A ( Jar- pit , lull an I Jackion. LUMBER. John A. WatolUli , Charl33 R. Itniiorti'il.Ainurlo-inl'ort llanlwonJ u ins r , Innil C3ra.-nt. .Mil * 11- u.ir | > ou .in I keucumuiit at WllllOllll.'U. LIQUOR 3. MILLINERf. Prick I , OlnrfMjr & Co Import IM > in I jubbiir * \VUolc aloU'uorl3il3ri ' | nt mllll'iirnotions. . Mnll orljrj po u.uljr IUUI Farnnru Su ilK'tlri. IUi ! dl. PAPER. OILS. Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil Co. , Cany a full ( took of printing , wrapping an I Uullnol and lubricutlif writing nituri. carl vapor , olu. oil i. ailo iiramu , ota PROOJIt CJV1nM5lll. Branch & Co. , Jas. A. Cliri & C ) . , I'ruJuce , frulti of ull Iliiltar , rhaiio , vllt , poultry uirl u.inio , kUul , iijrilori. Jllf S. Mth M STOVE REPAIR ! . I S\SH. 0111 OmahaStmRmlr M.A.DiJ'rj ) & Co \VollKH. .tiifo reiulr4 Manufnelurari of m.h anil watur attacliiaonti do Or. , bit nil i and ( or BUT klua of itoru nioulillDzi , brtooli of- Ukdu , 1W7 ilouglai bt nto , UIA tad aaid. K
