(5 ( THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY MARCH 31 , 180I--TWELVE PAGES ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
"Wheat Advanced One Oont Per Bnshol on a
Moderate Amount of Buying.
CORN IMPROVED EARLY WITH WHEAT
Trading In Onts WHH Very f.lRlit , with Xo
Dlnpoiltlon to Sell nnil I < m to
Jluy 1'riivldluiiH Closed
( IcniTiilly lllghrr.
CHICAaO , March 30. Wheat advanced leper
per bushel todny on n very moderate amount
of buying. 'It closed with n net gain of from
% c to 740. There Is now no doubt of con
siderable Injury having been done lo wheat
In many tcctlons. There was much testi
mony ( o ttml effect and the result was a
firm market. Corn and oats were fairly
firm , but very dull. Provisions were strong
and quite active In spots , with higher prices
In the end.
Although the cold had greatly moderated
and wheat opened firm and % c higher than
It closed yesterday , the numerous dispatches
which had come to hand before the session
opened reported frost damage In more posi
tive terms than before. This was the cause
of the opening firmness and continued to bo
the governing Influence during the remainder ,
of the session. Liverpool responded to the
decline hero yesterday by sending quotations
ytd lower. The receipts hero were 28 cars.
Minneapolis and Duliith reported 22 cars.
Clearances from the seaboard were light ,
amounting from the four chief Atlantis ports
to only 230,000 bu. Duslncss was fairly ac
tive and the shorts , after hesitating for
about fifteen minutes , became free buyers.
The general tone among the longs was one
of confident firmness , and the price had an
upward tendency after the first quarter of
an hour. May opened at C0',4c , worked off
to 59c , and then gradually rose to G076c.
It reacted to COV&C , advanced to Glc , and held
firmly around C0e and GO-Ic , with an ap
parent reluctance on the part of the sellers
to part with much. It became firmer again
and half an hour from the close was back
up to Clc.
The closing cables were lower. Dcrlln
quoted a decline of y , mark and Paris a
decline of 25 centimes In flour futures and
from S to 15 centimes In wheat. There were
no reports of fresh cash business hero or at
Now York. The market here was quoted at
from C0c to C0c atthe close.
Corn was dull but firm and the firmness
was In the main ascribed to the Improvement
In wheat. The opening price for May was
37'/ic ; It rose by small steps to ,17c , and
during the greater part of the session It was
alternately 37'/6c to 37c for buyers and the
same for sellers. The price rested at 37e
for May , which shows no change for the day ,
and 38Vic for July , which Is an Improvement
of He.
Trading In oats was very light. There was
but little disposition to sell and less to buy.
The cash market was lower. During the
entire session the sales on all futures were
higher. May started steady at 31c , sold
up to Sl' c. back to 31c and closed at that
price bid.
There was a firm feeling In the provision
market after a preliminary decline. The
packers appeared anxious for a break at the
start , but when they had secured the de
cline there were brokers from commission
nouses prepared to take all that was offered.
The small stock estimated at 72,000 bbls.
nf mirlr 9 MO tlprrps nf Inrd and 10.000.000
Ibs. of ribs was a factor and probably the
principal motive behind buying orders. Com
pared with last night May pork Is 32'/4c '
higher , May lard Cc higher and May ribs lOc
higher.
Estimated receipts : Wheat , 40 cars ; corn ,
240 cars ; oats , 170 cars ; hogs , 15,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
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Cash nuotntlons were as folows :
FLOUIl Klrm. unchanited.
WHUAT No. 2 sprlnK , MHtfMlJc ; No. 3 sprine ,
I3c : No. 2 rwl , D9'if39Uc. ,
CORN No. 2. 3Cc.
OATS No. 2 , 31c ; No. 2 white , 33'iffl34c ; No , 3
White. Mff33'.4c. '
'
BAULKY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 02I9c ; No.
I , 49Q54C.
FLAX BKKD-No. 1 , JI.35.
TIMOTHY HHlon-Prlmc. J4 23.
I'nOVIHlONS Mora pork , per bhl. , ll.tO
O11.82H ! lard , per 100 Ibs. , J7.32'/4 < 3'7.3fhort ;
ribs , sides ( loose ) , S5.97UnO.00 ; dry silted shoul
ders ( boxed ) . } 5 SHtiJC.12',4 ' ; short clear sides
( boxed ) . JG.37M li.C2Vi.
WHISKY Distillers' finished ( roods , per cal. ,
J1.15.
RtiaAllS UnchanRcil.
The followin ? were the receipts aim shlpnienta
forlodnys
On the Produce oxchanco today the butter mar
ket wan quiet and unchanged : creamery , UM'Jlej
Ualry , lUlBo. ( Eggs , quiet and uiichaiiBod ; fresh ,
lOc.
New York MurhctH.
NR\V YOHIC , March 30. KLOUIt-necelpts ,
I2.3W ) bbls. ; exports , 1C.CCO bbls. : sales , 8,300 pUgs.
Market quiet but steady. The buying of the past
few ilai'B hns abuut ratlellvd the demand. 10x- >
porlers are lOo below tlio market and refuse to
advance bids , llye Hour , steady , lluckwhent ,
steady. Ilnckwheat ( lour , nominal.
HtlCKWM HAT Very dull ; Canada , ex-bond ,
.
IIA11LKY MALT Klrm : weslern , C575c ; Cana-
aiaii. HW90o ; six-rowed , SOc.
COIIN MKAI < Dull.
ItYlO Nominal.
IIAHL13YVak ; No. 2 , Milwaukee. 6U5005C.
WIIKAT Ilecelpts , none ; exports , 61,000 bu. ;
Bales , 2,050,000 bu. futures ; spot. Inactive ; No. 2
red , In tUoro nnd elevator. 63\c. nominal ; alloat ,
63Hc , nominal ; No. 1 northern , r,9'4c : delivered ,
nominal ; No , 1 hard , 74'tc ' ; dellveied , nominal.
Options advanced n lltllu at the stall , hut this
was soon lost owing to weak cables , garni
wealher nnil heller crop news. Then came ri
crop scnro similar lo yesterday's , frightening the
Hhorts until the pit wua full of buying orders ,
and prices shot up 'viJrHe to G2'tc for May , The
market continued this wny nil the aflenioon.
The close was llrm nt UJlHc net advance over
yesterday. Cash wheat was oKnln very dull.
Match closed nt 62T c ; May , C3f8lc , closed at
6a > ; o ; July , 65ii OCt4c , closed at C5c ; August
closoM at C7c ; September , CU 15-IOflliSo , closed nt
CSc ; DeeemlH-r , 71Hr71Uc , closed at 71c.
COItN-Hfrelpts , 17,000 1m , : exports , 7,700 bu , ;
m If a , 120.000 bu. futures and 37,000 bn , ppot. Hpot ,
easier ; No. 2 , ( Co In elevator ; 47a nllnnt ; rteamt-r
mixed , 44 < ic 111 clevalcir ; 47Vic delivered. Op
tion * wrrc slupldly dull all day. Imprest seem-
InRly being nliwrbed by wheat. A sale ot March
was made at ' , io. under yesterday'8 prlcv , show-
Intr thut sliorts were pretty well protected , The
close was dull ; March closed nt 4Cc ; April cloned
ut 43Ho ; May. 4iH3Hi' . closed at 42ftc ; July ,
< IWH',4c ' , closed at 4lv.
OATH Ilecelpts , 40,000 bu. : exports , 1,000 till. ;
rnlrs , 15,000 bu. futures and 55.000 bu. spot. Kiwit ,
quiet and steady ; No. 2 , SOc ; No , 2 delivered. 37c ;
No. X , 35c ; No. 2 while. 3t > c ; No. 3 white , 3S c ;
track mixed \vettein. 3Ci37e ; ( rack white west
ern , 3S'.4WU'o ' ; track white state , JS'iWr.'c. op.
lions , dull urly , but Iwruino nmro active nnd
firm later , closing H ( ? ' < c net ndvuuce ; March
closed at Co : April closed at 35\e : Muy , 35UO
"i c. closed at 55\ic \ ; July , 3IH ? 5c , closed at
35o ,
ttOl'H Qulot ; state , common lo choice. 9fH9c :
rnclflc coR t , 1JU19C.
IIIDKfl Slu\v ami nominally unchnnged ; wet
iinltnl. Nrw Orli-nns aeli-ctfd , 45 tu 65 llj.r , 4ViW
t' c ; Texas ( .elected , 35 to W Um. , 4Wia ; llurnos
Ayrrs dry , M lo 24 Ibs. , lOHOUc ; Toxus dry , 21
to 90 ll > . . Cc.
LKATIIIUI Quiet ; hemlock sole , Duenos
Ayrrs , llEht to heavy weights. 15e ,
HAY -'holer ( , linn ) low grndeii , dull nnd heavy ,
fl \VOOL Quiet : domesllo tleoce , liU:4c ) ; pulled ,
MW26C ! Texas. lOOlSc.
I'UOVIBlONH-lK-ef , steady. Cut nifnts. firm ;
pickled bellies , 6-litftUc ; pickled nhoulders , Cc ;
plckksl lininu , $ HU94c. Uml , quiet hut llrm ;
wrMi-in strain clntrd at K.65 ; March cloved ut
J7.C3. nnmlliul , Muy , J7.65 , nomliiHl ; July , J7.J5.
nominal ; refined , firm ; continent , JS.05 ; South
America , ' JS.40 ; compound , 1 6. 7 50 ' ' .W. I'urk ,
firmer ; new menu , JU.iWins.W ; extra' irllue , J12.35
fl3.Mi family , 113.6)014.00 ; .hurl clear , JID.uOlf
ill'TTUH Mnn ; western Uuhy. ' HOUo ; wml
ern creamery , 15ti210j weslern farlory , 9iUc ;
Klglns , : ioj stale dairy , 14ii : c ; mciit rieamrry ,
UtjllkOld. .
( . HKiaiQul t ; slate Urge , tiflic ; small , TO
IJo ; part skims , lit Me ; full rklms , W2Ho.
KaUK-.Steudy ; state nnd I'enusylviiiila ,
ISo , wfslcrn flfsh , ll'.tW' ' 'i eoullnrn ; ,
ll'if
HOHIN--rinn : strained to Kood , St.lZKOl.17H.
TUItPKNTINU-Uull ; about steady ; a\if0e. \
TALLOW Dull , caiyj city ( M per pi * . ) ,
4 15-lCc ; miintry ( pkitii. frt ) , 4 04 IJ-lCc. * s to
quiillty.
IlU.'l-V-Btnndyi dume tlc , fnlr to good , 1H06C )
Jnpnn. 4'tlJI ; c.
MOLAHHICR-gulet ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
Biitxl to rluilct * . t7fl3Co.
I'irriioLt'JuXl-lJiill : fnltnl cloxwl at SlUe.
I'll ) IIID.V Dull ; Amerlrnn , JI2.0W13.W.
I'OI'I'IJIl-qulPt ; Ink. ' . $ J.6 < > .
Li.M : > Knslcr ; dmifstlc , I3.3 > 1.
TIN-Klrmer ; slnilln , | l3.r , ; platen , dull ,
HI'ir.TIll-ln : : | or ; domeitlc , 13.86 aske < 1.
COTTONHBKO OIIA stpadler feellnK In noled
In thu markei , and btilhcH has plekeii up rnti-
sldcrahly ; offiTlng" nrn Ilmlli-'lj prime crude ,
hhl. , 27o ; prime crude , Inocc , 2lft33c ; off crude ,
24tt25c ; prime mimmrr yellow , 3l' ' < ,17J2c , ; off sum-
IIIIT yellow , 31c ; prime summer while , 3I .
HUH Alt Haw , dull ; refined , iinlot.
l.ocnl I'roduco 'Market.
*
Ilt'TTKIl The fcnrclty of choice butter has
mnilo llio market llrmcr nil nrjund. Kxirn
cliolri' roll butler , I7 l'jc ; choice country , IIS1
1C ; parking stfk , 78'Jc.
KOUH Allhoimli HIM receipt ! ) hax'c fnllon r.ff
of lain there la no Improvement In prices.
Hlrlclly frrnh eggs , 8nsic. ( , "
OltnM.SHI ) 1-oi'LTIlY Thord I" but Illllo
good slock on the market , but what few sales
nrn made xli > w n slight advance In prices.
Clilcki-n , MIIOc ; turkeys , 910c : Kfesu nnd
ducks , < fIOi' , Inferior slock would soil below
tin , ' n hove figures.
ItlVK I'OlILTllY There Is a fair dnmnml nnd
the markcl In llrmer on some grades ; hens ,
7Ufl8c ; sprlnu chickens , C(6Hc ( ; turkeys , C87o ;
young rtHistcrs , CJ6ic ! ; ataggy stock , 4fc ; old
rofisters , 3c.
VMAIy Good stock Is becoming scarce and
cnmtiiandfl lietler prices ; good , fat veals , CJSc ;
thin 'or henx'y , Sflic.
IIONMY Choice whlto clover , lc ; California ,
1C ; dark honey , 12i.i1J1.1c.
MAPLK HYUL'I' ilnllon Jugs and cans , per
dor. , Ji2.r,0 ; half gnlbns. JC.50.
MAI'LK HUOAIl-l'cr III. , lOc.
OAMIThere Is a plenllfnl supply , but the
mniket Is rather quiet. Mallards , S2.OOflZ.25 ; n > d-
hends , } 2.00'H2.2 : , ; lilui-wlnic t 'al , S1.Z14M 50 ; green-
wing leal , Jl,00fft,25 ; mixed ducks , 75Q90C ; geese ,
J4.00174.50.
OYSTKIlS Medium I X L , ICc ; horseshoe.
ISc ; extra standard , 20c ; selects , 21c ; extin se
lects. 22c ; company selects , ! 5c : counts , 30c ,
Nt'TH rhestnuts , 13c- per Ib. : Italian chest
nuts , I2ill3c ; almonds , ICc ; Kngllxh walnuts , )2c ) :
filberts , I2c ; pecane , large , 13-iVHc ; pwans , me
dium , lOc ; llrnzll nuts , He.
CMIJKIl Pure Juice , per Mil. , t < ! ; half bbl. , ja.I5 ;
Oregon , per bbl. , J4.UO ; half bbl. , 52.75 : clarified
elder , per hhl. . SI.50 : halt bbl. . (2.75.
HAL'KUKIIAUT Per bbl. , SI ; half bbl. , J2.25.
HIANS : California hnnd-plokcd navy , $1.90 ®
2.00 ; western navy , $1.7ufll.80 ; common white
Loans , $1.5W1.75.
ONIONS Onions are quolcd on orders at SOc ;
onions , In bhla. . $2.75.
POTATOES Minnesota Krown potatoes. In
pinn 11 lots from More. 75c ; same In car lote.
6'iWCSc ; Nrbtnska and Iowa , from store , 6"c ;
Colorado , from Blort- , SOc ; Colorado loin , 72fr"6c ;
feed potatoec , Karly Ohio , ll.00tfl.10 ; Karly Hose ,
Me.
Me.CAI1HAOK
CAI1HAOK The nrst shipments of Florida cab
bage have arrived In excellent marketable condi
tion , Florida cabbage , per crate , $2.25 ; Califor
nia cabbage , per Hi. . 2'lc. '
CI3I.KIIY Kxim fancy California , 60cS$1.00.
KWKKT POTATO K.t-Clmid Block , per bbl. .
$3.EOOT.65 ; srcd potatoes , $3.25.
QUHHN VIOOUTAHI.E.S Hplnnch , per bhl. ,
$2.0032.23 ; salsify , 3035c per doz. ; radishes , per
doz. , 35 ; ; lettuce , per doz. , 33ff45c ; cucum-
horK. $1.50fl.7 $ ; tomatoes , per crale of SO lux. ,
J1.50 ; parsley , per doz. , 30i35c : ORB plant , per
doz. , $2.23 : onions , per doz. , 2.VH30ccaulilo\vi'rper ; !
doz. , $1.25 1.50 ; asparagus , per doz. , OOo ; turnips ,
per doz. , 76fl85c ; carrots , per doz. , 73c ; hceiH.
per doz. , 80o ' ! 1.00 ; water cress , per doz. , $1.73@
2.00 ; Florida lomaloep , per C-lb. crate , $4.50.
FHU1TS.
APPLES There are hut few apples on HIP
market nnd the tradt ; Is largely KU\US \ to oranges.
Knncy wenterns , $2.23 per box.
CHANIIKllHIES The cranberry season Is
nearly over nnd most of the stock Is too soft to
ship. There In still some deinund , however , for
Kood stock , and prices are ruling hlEher. Cape
Cod , per hhl , , $7 : bell nnd bugle , $7 ; Jersey , $7 ,
CAI.ITOUNIA OHANOKS The market has ad
vanced all around and another advance Is ex
pected In April. Hlverplde seedllnKS , $2.50 ;
Ulverslde Washington navels , $2.75ff3.00 ; Redland
s'Tdllnes , t2.50iT2.75 ; Itedland niivul. , $3.COii3.25 $ ;
I'araeilcnos nnd excelsiors , nav.ils , $2.DO T3.75 ;
.icedllngs , $ .50.
.50.TISOPICAn
TISOPICAn FRUITS.
IIANAN'AS The banana trade Is Increasing , but
there l no quotable change In prices. Per bunch ,
InrRe. $2.00fl2.50 ; ninall to medium , $ I.752.00.
I.BMONH Messlnns. fancy , $1 ; choice , $3.CO.
onANOKS I'ancy Florldas. $3.23 ; choice Klorl-
das , $2.75(73,00.
UIIAPKK There nrp n few Malagny stillon , Iho
market. Per kei , ' , $8.50.
KIOH Fancy , per Ib. , 15e ,
UATES Hulowees , C3 to 70-lb. boxes , per Ib. ,
FURS.
HEAR No. 1 black , large , J20.00JT25.00 ; me
dium , $13 ; small , $3.00810.00 ; black yearlings ,
large , $12.00015.00 ; medium. $10 ; small. $7 ; black
cubs , large , J6.00SS.OO ; medium , S5.W4JtJ.Oy ; small ,
$4 ; Muck Montana and Rocky mountain , large ,
$ ! S.OOiJ22.00 ; medium. $14 : small , $10 : black Mon
tana yearlings , large , $12 ; medium. JS ; small ,
$5 ; black Montana cubs , large , JC.50 ; medium ,
51. W ; small , $3 ; silver tip , large , $20 ; medium ,
$12 ; small , $8 ; silver Up yearlings , luige , $11 ;
medium , JS ; small , J5 ; silver Up cubs , large , JC ;
medium , J4.W ; small. $3 ; brown , large , $20.00Q >
25.00 ; medium , $16 ; small , $12 : yearlings , large ,
J10.OOS12.Oi ) : medium , J8 ; small , $6 ; cubs , large ,
J7 ; medium , $5 ; small , $3 ; badger No , 1 , large ,
Jl.09ffl.50 ; medium , GOc ; small , 0c : tisher No. 1 ,
large. $ S ; medium , $6 : small , J4 ; fox , sliver , ns
10 color , according to beauty No. 1 , large , $100 ;
medium. JGO ; small. J40 ; sliver , pale , according
to beauty , large , J50 ; medium , $30 ; small , J20 ;
cross large , $7 ; medium , S3 ; small. J2 ; red ,
large , Sl.W ; medium , $1.25 : small , $1 ; gray , large ,
75c- medium , Me ; prrmll , 40c ; kit , large , 50c ; me
dium , 40c ; small , SOc ; lynx , No. 1 , largo , $3 ; me-
dlum , $2 ; small , Jl.SO ; mnrlen. No. 1 , large , $2 ;
medium , $1.50 ; small , $1 ; mink. No. 1 , larce.
SOci/JJl.CO ; medium , 75c ; small , 65c ; mink ,
dark. No. 1 , large , SI ; medium , 75c ; small ,
GOc : mounlnln lion , perfect head and feel. No. 1 ,
large , S1.00Q2.00 ; Imperfect skins , 23 50c : otlcr ,
No 1 large , $8 : medium , $6.0007.00 ; small. $5 ;
otter , pale. No. 1. large , $7 ; medium , $5 ; small ,
$4- raccoon No. 1 , large , SOe : medium , COc : small.
COc : inccoon. black , as to beauty. No. 1 IjirRO ,
C0cft$2,00 ; skunk , black , cas d. No. 1 large , $1,25 ;
medium , 75c ; tmall , 60c ; shoit striped , large , $1 ;
medium , 70c : tmall , 45c ; narrow striped , large ,
COc ; medium , 40c ; small , 25c ; broad striped , large ,
20ff23c ; wolverine. No. ' 1 , large , SI : medium , $3 ;
small. $2 ; wolf mountain , No. 1 large , $3 : me
dium , $2 ; small. $1.50 ; prairie , large , 70f75c { ;
medium , COn : small. DOc : beaver , per skin. No.
1 hiree. 5J.OOWO.OO ; medium , $4.50 : small , $2 ; kits ,
large , $2 ; medium. SI. CO ; small , 75c : muskrats
winter. No. 1 large , . lOiillc ; medium , 9c : small ,
7c ; fall , large , Sff'Jc ; medium , 7c ; small , Cc ; klls ,
large , 2ffi3c. -
HIDES , TALLO\V. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 Bicen hides , 2Vso ; No. 1 green
Railed hides. 2HW3C ! No. 2 green sailed hides ,
lV412c ; No. 1 veul'cnlf , 8 Ibs. lo 15 Ihs. , CMc ; No.
2 veal calf , 8 Its. lo 15 Ibs. , Cc ; No. 1 dry ( lint
hides , ro ; No. - dry Hint hides. 3c ; No. 1 dry
sailed hides , 4c. Part cured hides He per lu.
less than fully cured.
HIIEEP PI3LTS Orecn ealled. each , 25ffOOc ;
green sailed shearlings ( shorl-wooled early
skins ) , each , G USc ; dry shearlings ( shorl-wooled
early skins ) , No. 1 , each , 5fjlOo ; dry shenrllnga
( short-wooled early skins ) , No. 2. each , 5c ; dry
flint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts ,
per Ib. , actual weight , MTSc ; dry Hint. Kansas
and Nebraska murialn wool pells , per Ib. ,
acliml weigh ! , 4flCo ; dry flint , Colorado butcher
wool pelts , per Ib. , aclunl wefcht , 4Jp7c ; dry
Hint , Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight. 4flCc.
TALLOW AND GREASE Tallow , No. 1 , 4U ®
4Vic ; tallow. No. 2 , C iSJJo : grease , whlto A , 4c ;
grease , whlto H , 3ic ; grease , yellow. So : grease ,
ilaik , 2 c ; old butter , 2ff2Vic ; beeswax , mime. 13
illSo ; rough tallow , 2if2
9 > kineiiiiolU AVIit'iit .llurlcet.
MINNEAPOLIS , March 30. Hecelpls of wheat
today were 170 cars ; shipments , 85 cars. The
mills nn- grinding at the rate of 121,000 \ > u. In
twenly-four hours , wjilch makes the day's con
sumption , Including wheat flipped oul , about
35,000 In 40,000 bu. more than the receipts , The
demand fur cash wheat on track was strong.
The prices paid for It wcro about 23 a bu. nbovo
the price of May at the HI mo time. About 100
cars of wheat were sold lo arrive , nnd II Is
possible Unit the receipts may he larger In the
next week or ten days In consequence. The bulk
of the cash wheat s > hl t ls morning before the
largo ndvunco jn futures , with the resitlt that the
average price paid for Irack wheat today was
about \ie \ lower than the average paid yesterday.
The cause of It was that sales made yesterday
were In Iho morning before the decline , and this
moraine befon- the rise , while Iho closing prices
loduy were nbout % c higher than the closing
prices yesterday.
There were n gocd many telegrams hero today
from the southern portion of tlio winter wheat
country , nnd most of them reported serious damage -
ago to Iho wlnler wheat crop In ihelr sections.
It wns the effect of these telegrams mainly thai
sllmulnled larger buying and the consequent tlnnl
rise In values. The market closed about o
higher than yesterday fur futures , as well us
for truck wheat. March , 60 c ; May , ( il'i Cl c ;
July , CUio ; September , Cl c. During the early
part of the duy trading wns very active , with
a largo volume of business transacted In futures ,
with more dullness nt the close. The Hour mar
ket was active , with sales at about the snmq
prices ns the average sales yesterday , ranging
from JJ.40 lo J3.CO for patenls nnd from JI.S5 to
$2.10 for bi\kers , with n few Bales reported above
and below these prices.
St. LoulH .Market" .
ST. LOUIS , March 30. FLOUR Qijlet nnd
8WIIKAT WaB bullish today , the market run
ning up on advances of Injury to winter "heat
crop , and closing wllh.u gain of % lVlc ; No. 2
red , cash. Wie ; March. Me ; May , 57lcj ! July ,
CORN Firm , but trading light , closing
up ; No. 2 mixed , cash and Mulch , 34c ; May ,
34 > ifi3 7ic : July , 35'tc. '
OATS Lower for cosh , higher for options ;
No. 2 cash nnd March , 3tttc ; May , 314cj ! July ,
.
RYE No. 2 , east track , Clc bid.
llARLUY-Nolhlnir doing.
lRAN- ) cust truck.
FLAX SHIM ) Nominal nt 43c.
CLOVEIt BKED Higher ; J7.MS8.70 for fair to
prime timothy ; uiu-liangrd ,
HAY Quiet , unchanged ; prime to choice , $ S.M
. .
llt'TTEH Steady , unchanged nt recent decline.
IXIUH Hlraily nt S ic.
LEAD Kasler.ut $3.17U ; spelter , $3.57)4. )
COHN MKAlHtendy. .
WlllKKY-Sl.OSfil.15.
llAOUINU-l'nctmliKcd at
COTTON TIKS Unchanged.
PROVISIONS HlKher but ensler townrd close.
Pork , Ntnndan ! mess. I1J.31H. Lard , prime steam.
$7.00 7.10 ; choice. $7.25. Dry salt meats , loose
shoulders. $3C2Vii h > ng and Hup , $0.03 ; shorts ,
K > . :0. Ilucon. Packed ghoulderu , $0.75 ; longs ,
J6.IUH : ribs. $3.75 ; shoits , tC.TSfie.ST'.i.
HECEHTK Flour , 7lOJbbl . . wheul , lO.tOObu , :
corn. 150. 000 bli , ; oats. U.WO tu.
SHIPMUNTS-Fluur , 6.M ( ) bbls. ; wheat , none ;
corn , ttuoo ) bu. ; outs , 9 , coo bu.
Coffeu Market.
NUW YORK. March SO COFFEE-Optlona
opened dull , with blda unchanm-a to | 6 points
low r , First actual mUei showed 6 i > olut aii-
vanro over Inst nlsht , clojeO Hrm at unchnngert
to M fx'lnls net ndvniire. Snles , R.OOi ) UIIBS , In
cluding : May , $ | .OWrl .10 : July , $15.M , Seplem-
ber , SIS ; November. $11.60 ; December. $ ! 4.35tfll.40 :
BKil | miter , Rio , stf-ndy ; No. 7 , JI7.ri4 ; mild ,
quiet ; Cordorii , Jlfl.M/r..0 ; snlm , Z.OOO bags iif
Illn. No. 7 lint bean nt $17.8TV , fe * > i'"K Rio at
Ii.l2'i. for the United Hintc * ; 200 pkgs. Central
Aiurrlcnn , $10 ; warehouse deliveries yesterday ,
7.410 hngs ; New York stock tnduy , 20:1.987 : IKIRS ;
1'nlleil Hlnlcs strtck , 227,913 buge ; nllonl for the
United Stales , 93,000 Imgx ; lolnl vlnlhlo supply
available for the fnlted States , C20,94S bags ,
ngnlnst SIO.'S Imgs last year.
LONDON , Mnrrli 30. Market quiet ; prices un
changed to 3d tdchcr.
IIAMIIUIUI. Mnrch 30.-M > uket steady ; sale * .
4,000 hags ; prices ' , i ' 4 pfg. higher.
RIO DM JANEIRO. March 30.-Market flrm :
No. 7 , $16.20 ; exelmnge , 9 IMCilj lecelpls , 6,000
bugs : stock , 101W ) bags ; cleared yoalcrdny , 39,000
bngs.
SANTOS , March 30. Market quiet ! good aver-
nno Santos , quiet , steady ; no quotations ; re
ceipts , 2,000 bags ; Flock , 411,000 bags.
HAVRE , March 30. Market steady ; sales , 19,00 }
bnss ; prices Ki'tiernlly ' .if lower ,
COTTON .MAItKin1.
New Orleans Weekly Report of the Product's
Movement.
NEW ORLEANS , March 30-Secrelary lies-
ter's weekly cot tan leport shows n falling on
compared with tlio two past yrai * . The decrease -
crease from the seven days ending March 30 , lasl
year , being 7,733 bales and from llie same days
year before lasl , 14.0C2 bales. For tlio thirty days
of March that have elapsed nn excess of 8,953
bales have been brought Into sight over last
year , but the aggiegale li 12(1.1105 ( bales under
the1 pamc days In March , 1S92. The total
brought Into sight during the past seven days ,
Including conectIons , Is 50,900 bales , ngiunst
56,639 hales hist year. Tlio total marketed
from September 1 to date Is C.837,177 bales ,
against C.OI8.S31 bales nnd 8,370,410 bales for last
year nnd llie year before , respectively. From
tills lime on last yenr the amount of cotton
brought Into sight wns 631,031 bales nnd the
year before last CCS.939 hales. Northern mill
takings for the past seven days chows nn In-
crenso of 14,509 hales ns compared with the
corresponding period last yeur , but the total
takings since September 1 have decreased 291423
bales. The total takings of American mills ,
north nnd couth nnd Canada , thus far for the
seaion have been 1.733.7C2 bales , against 2,009,965
bales last year. These Include 1,17,3.12 ( ! hales
used by norlhern spinners , against 1,407,775 bales
last yt-ar.
_ OALVESTON , March 30. COTTON Rocelpls ,
4,5 bales ; sales , 473 bales ; slock , 46.9C1 bales.
NKW OIU.KANS. March 30. rOTTON-FIrm ;
spot , 4,500 bales ; lo arrive , 700 bales ; low ordi
nary , 6 4c ; ordinary. ( Hie ; RO , , , ! ordinary , C ic ;
low middling. 7c ; middling , 7Uc : go3d middling ,
714c ; fnlr middling. 8c ; fair. 9 l-16o. Recelpls ,
net , 1,790 bales ; gross , 2.C23 bales ; exporls lo
Great Ilrlllan , 5,0 * ) bales : caaslwlse , 2,035 bales :
slock , 227.0S7 bales. Fuliiics , slt'iidv ; Mies ,
2.I.OW bales ; April , J7.19ff7.21 ; May , $7.25fr7.20 ;
June , J7.325J7.33 ; July. J7.4007.41 ; AliKtist , f,7.4S
7.4 , ; Septomher , $7.41fI7.l3 ; October. $7.44 7.4f , ;
Noycmbpr , $7.4S5f7.50 ; December , S7.53JJ7.55.
ST. LOt'IS , March 30.-COTTON-Flrmer.
higher , 1-lCc ; lulddllng , 7 5-1Cc ; nal n , 1.30J bales ;
rc.llpt.l < ' . 10 ° bales ; shipments , 100 bales ; stock ,
li9tM bales.
LIVERPOOL. March 30.-Followlnp arc Iho
wlEKly.c"n "tntlsllcs : Kales of the Week ,
31.000 bales ; America , 27,000 bjilos ; forwarded
from shltis side lo spinners. 43,0i bales ; nclual
export , 5,0i > ) bales ; total Impnrt , 07,000 hales ;
American , 6,000 bales ; total stock , 1S",9 000 Iriles-
American. 1,675,000 bales ; trilnl nlloat , 123oi > 0
, aAm \ ( rlcan. 105,000 hales : speculators took
1,000 bales nnd exporters look 1,000 bales.
Liverpool . Markets
LIVERPOOL. March 30. WIIEAT-Domaml
moderate ; holders offer moderately No "
; 1 ( "all-
6 ° rVu'l 6s5B 1U : rcit western , winter , 4s 9d { ?
< aCOItN Firm ; demand moderate ; new mixed ,
FLOUR Spring patents , 6s 9J.
PROVISIONS-Ileef , extra India mess. SSs ,
Pork , prime mess , 67s Cd. liacon , long nnd
short clear , r,5 Ihs. , 32s Cd ; long clear , 45 Ibs. ,
J3a Cd. Lard , prime western , 3Ss.
IIUTTER Finest , 8)3 ; good , C3a.
CHEESE American , 5Cs Cd.
TALLOW 2li .
TURPENTINE 2s Id.
LINSEED OIL 21 ? Cd.
ROSIN Common. 3s 7lf.il.
PETROLEUM Hellned , 4Hd.
Rerelpts of wheat for the past three davs ,
405,000 centals. Including ICS.Oi'O ' American. The
receipts of corn for the past three days were
135,200 cenlnls American , The weather Is clear
nnd cold.
7Sow York Dry ( ioodi Market.
NEW- YORK , March 30 , There was consider
able more life In the diy goods market today
and the pales reached n large total. More Im
portant buyers nre present nnd more trade Is
In sight. Agents have advanced Farmer's choice
bleached cottons We. Printing cloths me In
good demand nt Full River , Kid llnlshed cam
brics nre being Inquired nbout more freely ,
Colored coltons nro In steady request , Wooler.n
nre In more request , llrown cottons In good
delivery on old orders. There Is more doing In
wide sheeting. Printed fabrics nre moving very
well on former purchases nnd new business 'of
good proportions. The tone of the mnrkct Is
better.
Financial Note * .
BOSTON. Mnrch 30. Clearings , $10S20C40 ; bal'-
nnces , J1..II.'S2. !
BALTIMORE , Mnrch 30. Clenrlngs. Jl,55i353 ; ;
bnlnnces. $194,920.
NEW YORK , March 30. Clearings , $ IS,9SC,50S ;
balances. $4,840,400.
PARIS. March 30. Three per cent rentes , 99f
33c for the account.
CINCINNATI , Mnrch 30. Clearings , $1,503,0:0.
Money , 214416 per cent ,
PHILADELPHIA , March 30. Clearings , $7CU-
202 ; balances , $1,239.158.
MEMPHIS , March 30. Clearings. $163,070 ; bal
ances. J44.C71. Now York exchange , $1 premium.
LONDON , March 30. The nmoflnt of bullion
gone Into the Bank of England on balances today ,
68,000.
SAN FRANCISCO , Mnrch 30 , Drafts , s'ght ' ,
15c ; telegraphic , 20c ; silver bars , 59jGCOc ; Mex
ican dollars , ISi-iSYWUc.
NKW ORLEANS , March 30. Clearings , $1,172-
600. New Yoik exchange , commercial , Jl pre
mium ; hank , J1.50 premium.
ST. LOUIS. March 30. Clearlngn. J2.Srl,153 ; bal
ances , $32t > ,6$6. Money , dull lit 6',44J7 per ccnl.
Exchange on New York , 83o premium.
CHICAGO , March 30. Clearings , S12.071.000.
Now York exchange , 75SOc premium. Slerllng
exchange , quiet ; actual rates , JI.STO4.Ss ; ; . Money ,
4J6 per cent. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Oil Mnrlcotfi.
OIL CITY. I'n. , Mnrch 30. National Transit
certificates opened at S7'/iC ; highest , 87',4e ; lowest ,
87Uc : closed at S7Vc ; rnles. 3.00J bbl ? . ; clearances.
13,000 bbls , ; shlpmenls , C7OCS bbls. ; runs , 82,212
bbls.
bbls.PITTSRURG.
PITTSRURG. Pa. , March 30. National Transit
certificates opened nt S714 ; closed nt 87Vi ; highest ,
874 ! ; lowest , 874 ! ; no sales ,
Duliith Wheat Market.
DULUTH. Mnrch 30. Close WHEAT Higher ;
No. 1 hnrd , cash , C2c : Mnrch MJSc : May , G2c ;
July. C4Vc ; No. 1 northern , cash , C0io : March ,
&Sc ; Muy , Clc ; July. 63c ; September , 63'/ic ' ; No.
2 northern , each , r,7'Sc ; No. 3. 50io ; rejected ,
4S'lc. On Irnck : No. 1 northern , s to arrive ,
6Uic. Receipts , ,44,000 , bu. ; iflilimicntB , none ,
H City 3Iiirkots.
KANSA CITY , March 30. RYE Firm ; No. 1 ,
4Se.
4Se.FLAX
FLAX SEED-FIrm nt $1.23T1.2C.
BRAN Easy nt GlfiCSc.
HAY Steady ; timothy , JS.OOQ8.50 ; prairie , $5.0)
Q C. SO. _
U oil Market.
ST. LOUIS. March 30. WOOL Quiet , un
changed. The llrst lot of new wool of the
season came on today from Fnyotte. Mo. , class
ing heavy line , short staple , and selling nt lOc.
Manchester Textile Marltot.
MANCHESTER , March 30. Cloth manufac
turers arc unable to obtain better prices. Yarn : )
depressed and Inanimate.
London Sugur Market.
LONDON , March 30. SUGAR-Cnne. steady :
MuacDviulo cane , fair refining , 13a 3d ; ccnlrlfugal
Java , 15s 5 < 1. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'l''rlsro AVheat < 4tlutatlfins ,
SAN FRANCISCO , March 30. WHEAT Inact
ive ; May , $1.10',4 ; December , Sl.ll'.j.
STOCKS AND 1IONDS.
DllrlllR th 1'Irst Hour of ISuslneHS TrailliiKT
Wu Very I.lRlit.
NEW YOniC , March 30 , During the first
hour of business the trading was very light ,
The market sagged off at once on selling by
the bears , Before noon It was developed
that LOiulon was again In the market ad n
buyer anil that offerings ot stocks were
readily accepted. ly ) degrees the pressure to
soil was removed and In the afternoon the
early sellers became buyers , resulting In an
advance which continued until the close ,
the final sales being made at prices Vic to
lV c higher than the closing sales of yester
day. The upward movement was on heavy
purchases , bald to bo for tlio account of n
now bull pool organized by Insiders. Reports
were also current that the attorney general of
Illinois had reached a conclusion against the
Chicago Qas company , Instituting quo war-
ranto proceedings. Cotton Oil , common and
preferred , rose 1 and 2 per cent respectfully
on favorable trade prospects. Lead tpr -
ferred gained 1 % Per cent and the common
! ' / per cent on buying for a bull pool ,
Sugar , which receded % per cent In the early
doallngH , became strong during the after
noon and advanced H Per cent , closing
within H per cent of the highest point
touched. Sugar preferred advanced % per
cent. The grangers recorded an Improve
ment of K and 1 per cent , the latter In St.
Paul , In which foreign buying was heaviest.
Durlington & Qulncy opened U per cent up ,
and then on Doston selling broke % per
cent , rallying during the afternoon on strong
buying , touching 82 % , an advance of % per
cent from the low point of tbo morning , of
which V per cent was lost at the close.
Omaha advanced 1 per cent on purchases
based on reports to the effect that the net
earnings for the current year up to date
show guliis on the came period last year ,
Atchlson opened U per cent higher and then
declined Vt per cent on Boston selling.
London bought liberally of the shares and
room traders followed suit , causing a re
covery ot % per cent. The bond market
bid.
The closing quotation ! on bonds :
London Stock Otiotutloni.
LONDON , March 30.-1p.m.
HAH SILVER 'JTXd per ounce.
MONP.V-W percent.
The rate of illHcount In the open market for
short blll IH 1 0-10percentanil for three-months'
bills IB U1 0-111 per cent.
lloston Stuck Oiiotulloni.
BOSTON. March JiO.-Call loana. L'63 per cent :
time loaim , : i'slkj ( ! per com. Closing prlcsa for
BtocliH , bonds unit nilnlni ; nhart" * :
Now York Mining Ouotntloin.
NEW YORK , JIarch'RO.t-Tho ' following arc In3
eloslntr mining quotations :
Choler ' . ' "
'iV Plymouth 0
Crown Point H5 Sierra Nevada HC
Con. Cal. & Va. . . . 200 Standard li.ri !
load wood. . rtO Union Con AS
( lould & Curry , . . . . fiO Yellow Jacket. . . . 40
Hale A NorcrosB. . 40 Iron Silver ; . 10
llomcstake 1100 Oil ckallvor 200
Mexican 100 " fdo pruforred 1000
Ontario 70l" ( Iliilwer 5
Ophlr. L'10
Snn Franclico Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO , JliireliS0-lho offlclalclosing
Quotatlona for mlnlns stocks today word as fol-
lowal : - f. > . . , . , , .
Alta 10 Mexican 12C
HeHt&'lJclchcr. , . , . 120 MOno ' . . . . . . . . . 4
llnlwcr 8 Mount Diablo. . : , . . 225
Chollar.- . . . . . . . . . ; 21 Navojo , 07
Con. Cal. A Va 215 Nevada Queen 208
Crown Point. . . . . . 44 Ophlr GO
EurcKaCon IS Potoal 3
( 'oulil i Curry B4 Savauo 08
Halo It Norcross. . . 4i !
St. I.ouls Mining Stock < Juot tnns. !
ST. LOUIS. March 30. Mlnlntf stocks closed as
follows today :
On ( ho London Murlcct.
NEW YOniv. March 30. The Evenlnc Post's
London special cablegram aays : Americans were
easier In selling orders. The president's message
Is rcKaitll'd here variously and nltoerether pes
simistically , hut a telcsrnm at midday etatlnK
that another selKnlorngc bill would be Introducetl
had a bad effect. But for this there was a
distinct tendency to buy. Amsterdam bought
Central 1'aclllo larKdy. Other markets were
cjulet , but firm. Silver wns 27'.4d ' on scarcity
of supplies. Twenty-four thoucand pounds In bin-
gold were bought ; 32,000 camu ftom Australia
and 12,000 from Lisbon.
St. LouU Live Stock Mnrkot.
ST. LOUIS. March 30. CATTLE-Tlecelp'.s.
1,400 head ; shipments , 600 head : maiket strong
for natives , with a. nalii of 10W15c. Texuns
stronir , but tlow because of hlsher prices nskeJ ;
Texas Htuers , 1,000 ID 1.20J Ihs. . J2.fOJf3.10 : cows ,
J2 ; native steers , 1,000 to 1,300 Ibs. , $3.60S13.3i
cows , J2.23Q2.90.
HOGS Ilecelpts , 5,200 head ; shipments , 3,000
head ; muiket 6glOc lower ; choice llKht , 14.10 ;
Kood mixed , J4.70iJiM.75 ; roinmon Heht anil rough
heavy , } 4.00(4.60. (
S1IKE1' neeelpls , 300 head ; shipments , none ;
market active : 10jl3c hlsher ; choice native
mixed , J4.50.
Kansas City Live Stock -Market.
KANSAS CITY. March 30. CATTLE Ilecc'ptB ,
3,500 head ; shipments , fcOO heail ; strons to lOc
hlKher ; Texas steers , J2.10ff3.50 ; TBXIIS cows ,
Jl,7303.40 ; Hhlpplne steers , > 3.WJf4.20 ; native
cows , Jl.4003.10 ; stockers and feeders , J2.SOSJI
3.50 ; hulls. } 1.75B2.i.O.
11OC5S Ilecelpts , 12,000 head ; shipments , 2.500
head ; market weak to Co lower ; hulk , Jt 50 ;
hoavlia , packers and mixed , } 4.4504.6"i ; light ,
Yorkers and pigs , JI.SHH.IJ.
SUKEI' Itecelpts , l.suO head ; shlpm.-nts , none.
w York l.lvo Stuck Market.
NKW YOUK , March 30 , DEI3VES Ilecelpts ,
2,300 head ; market active ; KHd ( to prime uteurs ,
J4.23C4.40 ; dry COWB , J1.40S3.37U.
BIIEEP ANU LAMBS Receipts. 7,910 head ;
iivukot uctlve , Uo hluher on Ixith sheep and
lumbHi sheep , prime to poor , J3.234.50 ; chijlce ,
J4.Wi85.75 ; unshorn lambs , common to choice ,
J3.500/3.S. /
IIOOS Ilecelpts , 2.SOO head ; market nominally
llrm at J5.1085.iO for Inferior to choice.
WE.ITHKK FtHtKV.MTtl.
It AVlll 1 ! ( ipiirnilly l-'nlr unil Much Collier
In NolirnBka Todny.
WASHINGTON , March 30. Forecasts for
Saturday ; Kor Ntbriisku , KananH nnil
Colorado Generally nulr ; much colder ,
northwest winds. , ,
For lown Fair ; ' 6//ller / / | northwest winds.
For South Dakatn Showers ; colder ,
northwest winds. , ' ,
Lot-ul Itvi'orit ,
OfFiCEOi'TiiE WeiB"511 HUHBAU , OMAHA ,
Muruli 0. Onmhii record of tomparaturannd
rainfallcoiniiaraU wlWcorroapoiuliug day of
past four years : . . -
V
, J804. 1803. 1892. 1801.
Maximum tQinporntuta. 70 = 7n = > & 5 = 423
Mliiliiiunitcmpcratuni ) , . . 373 42li > = 35 =
Avorniro tomporaturo. . " 54 = f > 8 = 48 = 38 =
1'rcolpltutlonJ.l.OU .00 .18 ,00
Statement ahowln 'tho ' udtiditbn of tum-
porr.turound prouipltntlon at Omahu for the
day and slnco Maroti 1.18'JI ; :
Normal tcmnoriiture-,1 ! , ' . 640
IC.xce.ss for tlio day lie
K.YCCSS since Murch 1. . . 104-
Nnrmul preclpttatlnii.vi. 08 Inch
Dellcloncy for the dayiv 08 Inch
Deficiency slnco March 1 48 Inch
Jtcports from Other Stations nt H r. M' .
"T" Indlcatta trace.
OEOUQH K. HUNT , Local Forccait Official ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Another Liberal Bun or All Boris Fiuds an
Aotiro Demand ,
FAT CATTLE SAG A LITTLE IN VALUE
Inquiry ( Inoil hut Drillers Tiiko
of the Liberal Supply COMB About
.Steady HoggVcnIt unit
u Dime I.otvcr ,
P1UDAV , March 30.
Receipts wcro again fairly liberal today ,
the five days' supply showing an Increase of
3,100 head of cattle and 15,700 head of hogs
aver receipts for the same period for last
week. Thcro has been very little change In
the sheep receipts.
The cattle market as a rule was tolerably
active , but prices had a tendency to sag on
nearly all grades. There was a very re
spectable demand from all sources , but as
supplies were ample and reports from the
cast conflicting all classes of buyers were
Inclined to be bearish , and , except on some
thing that struck their fancy and on which
competition was active , prices shaded lower.
Some cattle sold strong and some sold Be
to lee lower , but most of the trading was
somewhere between these extremes. The
generally common quality of the cattle had
something to do with thu lower prices , but
In spite of this trading was rather . ' 'vcly '
throughout and a good and reasonably early
clearance .was made.
The cow market was Just about steady.
Oood , fat cows and heifers had no difficulty
In finding purchasers at good , firm figures ,
but the hard to poor stuff was harder to
move than It has been anytime this week.
There was n good demand for calves and
prices ruled firm on desirable offerings.
Hough stock of all kinds sold very generally
In Thursday's notches.
In stockers and feeders there was no
change worthy of note. There was perhaps
a better country Inquiry and for that reason
more active buying by yard traders. A fair
amount of good business was transacted and
prices wcro fully steady. Oood to choice
feeders are quoted at ? 3.00(3'3.40 ( ; fair to good ,
$2.7G3.00T.and lighter , commoner grades at
from $2.75 down. Representative sales :
UIIUSSED HK12K.
No , Av. Pr. No , Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1. . 4SO J2 M 2. . (30 M 10 32. . D.1S M 20
1.I. . . G2 < ) 2 03 10. .1010 3 10 91. ,10:5 : 3 2)
I.C. . . WO 2 75 10. , 838 3 10 11. ,1)73 ) 3 20
1. . 90i ) 2 73 8. .1002 3 10 23. ,1037 , 3 2i )
1. . C30 2 SO 8.n. . , 934 .1 10 7 , , Ml 3 20
1. .10SO 2 S5 n.c. . , M 3 10 37. .1262 3 2) )
3. . 700 2 85 42. .1131 S 10 19. ,112'1 3 2' ' )
1. . 20 3 00 42. .1280 3 . IS. ,1223 3 23
11. .1230 3 00 18. .1051 3 22. ,1075 3 25
14. .1030 3 00 18.S. . . 8W 3 32. ,1063 3 23
7. . 9S8 3 00 17. .1031 3 39. 1231 3 25
3. . SCO 3 00 .1010 3 15. 1100 3 2T
3.S. . .1012 3 00 4 ! ,1 , 27 3 15.C. . 1032 3 S3
S.l . SC5 3 111) 10. 1032 3 48. ,1127 , 3 23
l ! . 880 3 03 23. 1113 3 12. 1111 3 23
8. . 943 3 O.'i 20. , 840 3 4. 1072 3 23
23. . MO 3 03 13. , 972 3 4.S. . ,1278 , 3 25
26. .118S 3 05 14. . 9GO 3 12. ,1163 , 3 25
63.C. . .1030 3 10 17. ,124H 3 1 36. l-- 2
C. . S35' 3 10 20. ,1079 , 3 1 19. - - o-
1. .ICnO 3 10 20. .1273 3 20 .1021 3 Ho
4. .1213 3 10 , ! ) S4 3 20 20. 1193 3 30
1. .1WO 3 10 2l ! ,1001 3 20 j2C. .1181 3 20
1."c ,104 3 10 6 , ,1020 , 3 20 19. .11 1 3 SO
"c ! . ! ) GS 3 10 10. ,1105 3 20 .1203 3 35
4. .1170 3'10 20. .1184 3 20 17. .12W 3 . ' .5
COI.OHADO CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
4 feeders..10SO $2 50 17 feeder.1093 $3 33
HOGS 1'rlccs could not go up all the
time and buyers took advantage of today's
liberal offerings and the absence of shipping
buyers to get back Home of the recent ad
vance. The Chicago market was reported
lower and buyers started In to pound out a
decline hero. They succeeded to the extent
of Go and lOc and bought most of the hogs
at $1.60 and $4.55. Some of the best light
weights brought $4.60 and a load of choice
heavy butchers' reached $4.65 , Common
stuff sold down as low as $4.45 and $4.72V4 ,
There was no particular life or snap to the
movement , , but although the feeling appeared
to bo very weak and buyers Indifferent , the
) IOJH kept Belling , and when the market
finally firmed up toward the close on the
strength In provisions there were scarcely
any hogn left. The big hulk of the hogs
changed hands at $4.50 and $1.55 , as against
$4CO and $4.65 Thursday and $1,45 on lust
Friday. Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
4 1S5 . . . $445 M 275 40 $4 f.5
3 , 40 4 45 63 234 IS ) 51
C 2J8 . . . 4 45 71 225 120 55
6 242 . . . 4 471,4 74 2.fi . . . 15
! ) . . , . ; . . . 80 4 47',5 70 1M . . . Hi
53 247 40 4 47'S ' 72 2o8 IH 65
77 215 40 4 50 fa 200 40 U
77 21 ! 120 4 CO 48 361 IS ) 65
53 . . .263 . 40 4 CO 13 213 . . . H
4 r.220 . . . 450 52 345 163 55
73 Ill M 4 50 f,7 215 fO 55
6.1 258 240 4 50 74 213 * 0 Mi
CS , 220 W 4 50 84 216 80 K
W. 216 200 4 50 75 12 40 55
S 226 . . . ' 450 C7 818 . . . 65
28 238 . . . 460 74 Vi'.O 80 55
91 1M 120 450 75 236 80 53
63 227 80 4 CO 61 328 40 55
58 275 . . . 4 CO 75 189 40 55
Cj 2C3 80 4 50 46 286 kO 51
78 249 160 4 CO d ) 230 . . . 55
83 213 40 4 CO G ! 265 . . . 55
C2 2S9 160 4 CO C3 2 . . . 55
76 223 40 4 CO W 264 200 C5
67 241 80 4 50 84 2S9 40 C5
SI , , " 50 . . . ICO 73 1.256 12) ) 55
C6 I.2C3 160 450 52 2-J'J 80 85
77 S26 120 4 CO 71 til 120 C5
C5 253 120 4 CO 85 836 80 C5
68 229 tO 4 M 70 2.17 . . . CS
7 230 . . . 4 50 ) 78 201 40 55
< . . . . .2X0 . . . 4 CO W 2CT 160 C1
4 372 . . . 4M 8S SI2 IS ) CS
8 , ! ! . . , J8l W 4 CO 77 ZiS 160 CS
4 3W . . . 450 105 21 1M C5
. . . . . . . . . . . 4 C2J4 ! W C5
(3 I ! . . 284 9X > 4 CZ'.lj M 237 . . . 65
e4. . . 204 SO. 4 62V4 71. . Z30 . . . K
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PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND ,
Best Spring1 Remedy in the World * .
It Makes People Well ! /
Tlicro Is one rcnl spring remedy !
There is one true specific for diseases arising from n dobilltivtDtl nervous ays.
tem , and that is Pnlno'a celery eoinpound , so generally prcseribcd by physic-inns } .
It is probably the most ronmrkublo remedy that the Kuionllflo research of this
country has produced. Prof. Edward K. Phelps , M.U. , LL.D. , of Dartmouth college -
logo , first prescrib.'d what is now known the world over as Paine's celery com
pound , a positive euro for dyspepsia , biliousness , liver complaint , neuralgia , rheu
matism , all nervous diseases and kidney troubles. l''or the latter , Palno's celery
compound has succeeded again and again whore oyer.vthing else has failed.
The medical journals of this country-ami Europe have given more space in the
last few years to the nmny remarkable cases where the use of Paino'a celery com
pound has made people well , than to any other one subject.
I'lClS AND HOUGH.
1 700 . . . 2 60 1 260 . . . 4 00
1 600 . . . 325
SHEEP Receipts were liberal , eleven
loads , a few of them billed direct to killers.
There was a good demand , but as sellers
were all very bullish In view of the higher
market east , trade was a trllle slow and It
was late before dealers got down to busi
ness. Fair to good natives are quotable at
$3.004.00 ; fair to good westerns , $2.75 ®
3.75 ; common and stock sheep , $2.252.7G ;
good to choice 40 to 100-lb. lambs at $3.00 ©
4.25.
ItccclptR nnil Deposition of Stock.
Official receipts and disposition of stock aB ahown
by the hook of the Union Stock Yards co.np.iny
for tin ) twenty-four hours euain ? at 5 o'clock .p. in ,
March 30 , 1U < J4 :
KECEIl'TS.
CHICAGO LI VIC STOCK.
Sellers of Cuttlo Dirt Xot IIuvo Lonp ; to
Wult for lluycra.
CHICAGO , March 30. The entile maiket was
firm. There was a supply of barely 7,000 head ,
and with fairly free buylni ? both for local and
shipping account sellers did not have long to
wait for buyers. Trading \xymn \ In Rood season
and was active while the supply lasted. Per
haps an exception should IIP made In the capo
of old "canning truck. " That class .was dull
and lower. There were a few hunches of peed
to choice slcers that brought from J3.75 to J4.25 ,
but the uveiaKO quality of the receipts was very
ordinary , and prices below J3.70 took the bulk.
TradliiB In IIORS today opened slow at 5c oft
from Thursday's price * . It WHS lunil woik to get
inoru than $4.bO for the prime olTerlnKs , and the
bulk of the enrly trading wns nt from tl.70 to
M.&O. A little later In the afternoon the demand
Improved and tin1 market worked firmer , tlnally
closInK strong. There were a few late sales ut
from $4.83 to JI.S74. ! From these llgurcH Micro
wns trading all ulniiK down to from J4.45 to SI.50
for poor Huff and from J2.50 to $4.25 for culls.
Tim fiesh receipts were estimated nt 2H,10) head ,
and there were stale hogs enough to swell the
supuly to 30,000. The receipts fur the first live
lays of this wek are ab .ut to,0(0 h'ncl in re limn
"for the siime time last week and 81,000 more than
a year ngo. The receipts for this month will
fuot up about C1C.OOO head , as ngiilnst 408,778 for
March hist year an Increase of 201,000 head.
The last few days have seen a degree of buoy
ancy In the sheep market ( hat It had long been
u stranger to. Although the receipts fell only u
little short of the average for the lust threu
months , there did not appear to be enough.
At all events prices continued to advance , showIng -
Ing a gain since last Friday of from 25c to 30o
per 100 Ibu. Quotatlona now range from J2.50 to
S3 for poor stuff , to from J4.45 to J4.50 for extra.
Thu advnhro In lamb.4 has not been less marked.
They are quoted ut from J3.35 to S4.85 for poor to
choice and at from SLOT to 15 for fancy. Doth
sheep nnil lambs were slrong today. Receipts for
this week will reach about 57,000 head , mid for
the month , 235,000 head.
Ilecelpts : Cattle , 7,000 head ; calves , 200 head ;
hogs , 2(1,000 ( head ; hlinep , 7,00' ' ) tit-ad.
The Kvenlng Journal reports :
t'ATTLK Ileci'lpts , 7,000 head ; market fcteady
lo a trllle stronger ; prime to extra steers. SI.S5W
4.40 ; good to choice. $3.90 T4.10j others , S3.2jQI.75.
IIOOS Hccelpls. 26.001) head ; market ste.i.ly nt
yesterday's close ; packers and mixed. S4.05f4.BJ | ;
prime heavy and butcher weights , J4.l > Oij)4.Si'.i ) ' ;
nssoiled Hunt. S4.60ffl.R5.
bulls , J2.00fl2.50 ; oxen , Jl.50g2.50.
Hliiux ( 'lty Llvo Htiick .U rJ < < itH.
RIOUX CITY. Maich SO.-HOOR-llecelpts.
200 head ; shipments. 30 head ; maiket CijlOo
lower : J4.42't ' 4. 5 ; hulk. 4.45 4.50.
OATTLi : Ilecelpts , SOO head ; shipments , DOO
head ; , market lower on slock nilllis feeders ,
J2.60iiJ3.15 ; yeaillngs , J2.2502.90 ; cows , St.23Hl2.G5 !
Htiii'k In Klglit.
The following nro ihnnicolptH at the four prin
cipal cllles Friday , March HOi
Catllo. Hoiro. Sheep.
South Omaha H.MIIO 7fit)7 ) U.tM'J
Chlciif" . . . . . . . . 7,000 211,000 7,0011
KniiHiiB City JI.B'HI ' I' ' , ! " " ' l.WM )
SI. LoulH. . : . : . . . . i:400 : _ 6.i0l ! ) jltHI
Total IC.'dO 00.707 11.14'J
ttf KI/yMv ' - T-jfliim. * *
THE MEXT MORNING I TECL BRIGHT AND
NCW AND MY COMPLEXION 13 BETTER.
lly doctor sur It < t "tly on tht itamacli ,
liver and kMnev . nrt 1 } a plenum laisllve. 1 hlj
drink It made from herln. and Is prepared tot
u cully u lea. Ittiealled _
Br. .i nd Tour < liU M fora frte sample.
' . Parollr ftleillplnB inoTrn
d Vr in"rrtM WOOUWAllO.U la ? " rJC'
M TJllilXJlt ft WOOUWAllO. L * JWV.N.K
This extraordinary ItojtiTcnator is the most
wonderful discovery of the UKC. It has been ,
endorsed by the U'adlnBEclentlllomen of Euiopo
i.nd America.
Hndyan is
purely vege
table.
Iluilynn stops
Prematureness
of the discharge
In 10 ! days.
Cures
APTKII
Constipation , Dlzzlnc.-s , Falling SenGjitlonn ,
Nervous Twitch.UK of the eyes and other parts.
Strengthens , Invlgomlen and tones the entlio
system , llinlyiiu cures Debility , Ncrvousneii ,
Emissions , and < ! c7Clopes ana restores woalt
orgftiiB. Talus In the back , IOFRCS by nay ot
night are ( .topped quickly. Over 2,000 private
endorsements.
rrouiuturcnes.1 mencs Impoteno.y In the flrst
Etngo It Is a cyniptomof seminal weakness and
barrenness. It can be stopped lu. 20 days by the
usooflludyan. ,
The new discovery wns made by the Special
ists ofthoold famous Hudnou Medical Insti
tute. Ills the btrongcst vitallzer made. It IB
you buy six boxes and uro not entirely cured ,
six more will bo cent to you free of all charges.
Send for circulars and testimonials. Address
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE ,
10H2 MARKET ST. ,
SAN FKANCISCO , CALIFORNIA.
Mail Dovolopol
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You see tlilH Is a very good way to over
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She han long wanted one , and this month
seen Huch n wholesale reduction In prices
that Hho IB at lant convinced and determined.
Why not gratify her by placing the accent
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Here Is ono ot the moot popular markdown -
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cabinet top , with Hplndlo Hldea and full-
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