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THE OMAHA DAILY JtETj TingSDAY. MAUOII 17 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Wns Considered a Good Thing by
Sellers ,
IT WAS FAIRLY ACTIVE ALL DAY
Corn 1Vn Iltilliur Hull iitul In.
llni-nccil ( o Sonic i\tciil by flic
( Mlu-r
nnil Unmix ,
CHICAGO. Mnrrh IC.-AVhcat wns evl-
donlly conslilcroJ a BOOI ! tlilns by collcM
toUny nnd Ihcy pushed It nlonff till It closed
% Q below Snturdny'd nunl figures , nttcr
iinvInK bcrn % o bclo\v that price. The feel-
Ins wns nlmort cntliey : bcnrlsh. Corn mill
oats were wcnk mid cloyed 'ic lower. Pro
visions noted 'smaller concessions.
Wheat wns fnlily nctlve todny , thcto beIng -
Ing considerable Hattldnlion nBfiln ntid ix
Kooil Oc-rtl of wheat cutno en the market
on the vnrlotis declines. The opmlng wna
decidedly wenk. Nearly pvcrytliltitr wna
ngnlnst the price. Liverpool was rinotcil
ln\ver In apltu of the recovery here Hattir-
lay ; the HIncU ncn < > hlptnciitH were InrRO.
exceeding 3,000,000 bu , , and there wtrn Indl-
ratlons thitl the vlKlblo kitiiply would not
show ns much decrease ns expected. The
weather , lee , wni favorable for the crop
nnd the receipts In the northwoat were
largely In cxre's of lant wui-k or lai t year.
The nssliinmi'iit of u , protnlnent bUHlncs *
man of St. Paul , whoso asM m-a wns suji-
posrd to hnvo a line of loni ; wheat for Eitlo
here ns soon ns ttadlnt ; cominenccil , suii-
B llcil the ncccssaiy cncouragdnieitt to the
car trail eis to make them moio conlldctit
In their position. They soon supplemented
this by liberal offcrlnr-H of short wheat nnd
then thcro wns nothing ror the price but
n further break. After the visible supply
tviis posted , h nvlng only 173 > 0 bu , dccrriiFo.
nnd on tliu presumption Hint this was HUuly
to brine ; out some \ > \K \ lines In llqulitntloti ,
the wonkti'-sR bccamu IntciiHlllbd und In lit
tle moro than nn hour from the opening
this price of Mny wheat had declined to
CITic. Hut tha crowd soon found that the
long lines did not como out as expected nnd
there was a scramble to gel It hack , which
pent ptlccs up nearly He. The report which
came In about that time that forty-four
boat'.cnils had been purchased at the Fea-
board for export was nlso Instrumental In
steadying pi Ices. The visible supply of
wheat decreased 473,000 l > u. The world's
shipments last week were estimated at
7,2.VOOQ ) bu. nnd thn amount on ocean pns-
snRO Increased f/00,000 bu. ilny opened nliout
VJG lower at from fi2'Sc ' to CZ > &c , declined
Bteadlly to from Gl lc to tilTic. advanced to
C2Vic nnd back to from "K'2a to G2',6c. The
mnrket was a little firmer during the last
hour , nlded by cash snlcs , May selling at
from CI < KC to V2\c and finally closing steady
at C2'/tc.
Corn was again very dull and heavy , In-
tliieni'pil by the weakness of wheat ; also
by the cablcp. May opened unchanged at
23)40 and declined to 29',4c , closing easy at
that llgure. I "air support uns given on the
break.
Oats showed weakness with wheat and
corn , though trading wns light and fluctua
tions very narrow. May opened J4c- lower
atO'.Jc ' nnd closed nt that llgure.
Provisions showed the usual sympathy
with the hog market and us live stock
prices were lower provisions at the opening
, were correspondingly weak. But littlp fur
ther rctfe'S'ilon was noted , however , prices
holding up well on the moderate receipts at
western points. May pork closed 7Hc lower
at $ ! ) .S2i ! ; May lard fie lower at W.42V4 ; May
ribs 5c lower at T5.22V4.
Estimates for Tuesday : Wheat , BO cars ;
corn , 7UO cars ; oats , -115 cars ; hogs , 25,000
head. -
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Artleloi I ) m I li.-i I LI-IT. I C13H.
Whent.No.2
March 01V one coneS
Mnv 0'J'l ni.n
Juno. oS t
July oi 03W BUM
Com ! No 2. .
Mav " " 'aw
July".V. . rioS SOn
Sept am 3IH aiM
Qnts.No. j > . .
Mnrch 10
< v'
May v'sH
Julv. 211 !
Sept- ' 20M
Fork.pcrbhl
March o en n 02 r .17 H t ) III )
May. . . . 0 75 0 TUt n 724 0 7f
July 0 OUW 0 00 0 O'JK
Lnrd.UlOlbi
March C .10 n no B 30
Mny D 42 < 4 G 4 j. < 5 40- C 4'JK
July C 67W B 67W c as C 5C
llrulllbs-
Mnrcli B 07K D 07M n 05 B 07
D 2'm n uo 5 ' - " . " <
JlllV . 5 35 S 39 c ' . > ; < o : rj ) <
Cash quotatlona .were na follnw's :
FLOUR Stendy : winter patents. J3.SW3.SO ;
winter ntralghtB , J3.00O3.r > 0 ; pptlng patents , J3.10O
S.40 ; nprlng straights , J2.WSi-2.90 ; bake is , .J2.10W
J.40.
WHEAT No. 2 spring , 60HT Ulc ; No. 3 spring ,
tOVSS7614o : No. 2 led , C4Wf(61Hc.
CORN No. 2f M\c ; No , 2 yellow. 2SMc.
OATS No. 2. 19Uc ; No. 2 white. , f. o. b. ,
Htte21o ; No. 3 white , t. o. b. , 19'G21c.
RYE No. 3 , 35 ic.
11ARLKY No. 2. nominal : No. 3 , f. o. b. ,
BBJ6c : No. 4. f. o. b. , 25037 ? .
KLAX SUED No. 1 , OOc.
PRIMK TIMOTHY SBHD-J3.20n3.25.
PROVISIONS Mees pork , per bbl. , JD.60SJ9.65 ;
lanl , per 100 Ibs. , J3.30eS.32K ; short ribs , hides ,
IOORO J5.10JJ5.15 ; dry tnltcil shoulders , boxed ,
lfWie ; Khnit clear sides , boxc'l , Clj5Hc ,
WHISKY Distillers' nnlshed good * , per gal. ,
11.25.
8UOARS Out lo.if , J5.S7 ; granulated , J5.23 ;
"A " . .
Btnnilnrd , J5.12.
POULTRY Mai Uet firm ; turkeys. 12'QHe ;
chickens , 689'ic : ducks , 10ifl3c.
Tne following were tha receipts and shipments
today :
On the Produce exchange toJ ly the butter mnr
ket WJIH Btcaily ; creamery. HOf.'le : dairy , lift
18c. KITCB. weak ; frcali , UiilU ) > ( c. Cht'oao , quiet ;
UAIAIIA GENEIIA1 , aiAUICET.
Condition of Trnile nnd Q
on Sfniilc nnil Fnncy I'roducc.
EOOR Fresh stock. 808V4C.
niJTTIJU Fair to good. Block , 8C9c ; choice to
fancy country , 12tfHc.
VCALr-ChoIce fat. 70 to 160 Ita. , are quoted
t 7Qic ; large and coarse , 4Q5c.
Clinnsc Domestic brick. llHc ; Edam , per
doi. , $9.50 ; Club house , 1-lb , jars , per doz. , $3.60 ;
LlmberKcr , fancy , per Ib. . lUjc ; Roauef rt , 4-1 ,
Jars , per doz. , $3.60 ; Young America * , ll',4c ;
Twins , fancy , lie.
POUI.TRY-I.lve-Hcns , 7',4c ; turkeys , lOOIIc ;
ducks nnd gecvc , Cc.
POULTRY Dressed Chickens , choice , S 9c ;
con mo and large , 6p7c : ducks , choice , lOfillc ;
turkpyi , cJiolce light , 13814c ; heavy , llo ; seme ,
10H1IC.
HAY Upland , $ J.OO ; midland , $4 BO ; lowland ,
$1.09 ; rye straw , $3.50 ; color inakea the price on
hay ; light linlcs sell tha best. Only top grades
bring top prices.
UllOOM CORN Extremely * low sale ; new
crop , delivered en track In country ; choice green
elf-working carpet , per Ib , , 2UCi choice green ,
running to hurl , 2lic : cammun , I'.lc. '
GAMlJnck tnlpe. $1 : golden plover , (1.25 ;
mallard ducks , $3.50 ; readhends , $3.50 ; vnnvashack
ducks. $50008.00 ; teal , blue wing. J1.76W2.00 ;
teal , green wing , } l.Wl(1.75t mlx.d ducks , $1CO ( ;
1.75 ; Canada geese , $6.0007,00 ; small geese , Jl.Wfl *
C.OO ; brants , $3.60.
PIOIXNS Live , $1.2001.25 ; dead pigeons not
wonted.
VEQETARLKS.
NEW TURNIPS Per doztn bunches , T5c.
CUCUMIlKRS-Per dozen. $2.251)2.50.
NKW JliBTH-Per d izen bunches , 75o. .
TOP ONIONS Per dozen bunches , 20W23C.
1IIJAD I.KTTUCI1'er l tx. Ill per bbl. . $3.50.
SPINACH Per box. $1.25 ; per bbl. , $3.50.
TOMATOES-Florlda. per six-basket crate , $1 00
04.25.
CAnHAOK-Cnllfornla ilh , per Ib , . 2s.
POTATOES Fancy native stock , 30c ; from
itora In small lot * , SOT35o ; Colorado stock , 45c.
ONIONS Per bu. , S5 SOc.
DEANS Hand plcke < ! navy , per bu. , $1.50.
BWIKT POTATO Choice tock , $2.75 per
Lbl.
CiL.ERY-Callfornla , per a , , No1. . Mo ; No.
t , 70O75C.
LIMA UEANS-Per Ib. . 41JC5C
WATER CREKS-Per 16-qt. case. $1,75.
Pill PLANT Hot house stock , per doz.
Lunches , COQS5C.
BTRAWDERRIES T a f'per q . . 2Jc.
APPLKS-Cholce to fancy Hen Davis , $ ] .COI
1.00 ; choice wine sap * and willow twigs , $1.000 $
1.23. .
CRANIlETlRIKS-Jer8 y , $5.0006.00 ; boxes , $ tf > 0
MALAOA CIRAPES-Per CO-lb. bbl. , I5.0005.EO ;
per 69 to 70-lb , cross , SS.COfi6.00.
TROPICAL FRUlTa
ORANOES California buddnl seedllnRs. fnncr ,
IZ.tX ) ; choice. I2.W/.W ; fancy navels , 3. U3.W ;
choice. I2.75tf3.00.
LKMONSMeislna * . fancy. J3.tOO3.75 ; choice.
| 3.00il3.60 : Cnllfornlas. lJ.Oafl3.SS.
PANANAR Choice Urge slock , per bunch , 1103
OtH ; medium sited bunrlu * . Jl.Wtfl.CO.
MISCELLANEOUS. '
OYSTERS-Mcdlum * . lie ; * taiidards , 20o ; extra
ulccti. 15c ; liuncn & Co. ' * * < lcct > . 27c ; New
York counlr. SOc ; itanJaid bulk , per gal. , 11.19.
HONKY-Koncy white , per Ib. , 140 ; choice ,
| 3c ; Cullfornl * amber color , lie.
Cimnt-Clarlflcd Julc , per Half bbl. , S3 ; per
BAUL'R KRAUT-Per bbl. , 1,3.10 ; half bbl. ,
ilU'LU SYRUlinv | tl. can * , each , S1T5 ;
CAl can * , per ilox. , $1) ; ! i cal. cans , SC.2S ; quar
ratvi. It.M.
riOS-lmpottril funcy. S crown. Ji-lb , boxfs
He ; choice 10-lb. liAxes. 1 crown , loflllc.
UATRS-New Penlsn , W-lb boxes , * per Ib.
( He ; fnidn , 10-lb. l > axet , per Ib. , tc.
MAPI.I2 fitlfJAR-cniolcc , per IK , SfllCc.
PRESF.RVrfl-Atsortcd , M-lb. pnlln , each
Co'tSlANHTS--Per 100. $1.M : enclt , Co.
NIITPAlmondf. . California , per Ib. . rnedlun
t\T' \ . loci Tnrreiren * nlmondi , per Ib. , Urge
IS'ic , Ilratlls , per IK , Sc , Knallih w lnut * p i
Hi. , fnncy soft dhell. llo ; mMluin tire , lOc : fl | .
bctts per Ib. lOe : pen ains. pollthed medium ,
Ic ; latgc , lOc , pcnniiti , raw , 6W07c ; roaittil , 7 > .Sc.
DRESSCD MKATS.
iuir-ciood : stcti * , 400 to coo ibs. ,
&VtCo- ? < xxl cows nnd heifers , SUWSUc ; tncilturr
cown and helfcis , 4 > i ( > C < 'i K" < " 1 forcquarleis ,
< i > vnnd \ 1ilferr , : % fjl'ic good hlnd'iuaitcin cowi
mid liclfciH , CftCiUc , t od liUidciunrlti-M eti-ers
7'lc ; cow lounds , OUc ; cow plntM.-SUJ'Jc ; bone
ICM chucKf , 4cj ( itw c.iuck * . 3'ie. meir diiuKr ,
( c : 1-i'f tenderloins , 20c ; b ef rolls , bcnclcsf , tic !
cllliiln butts. ) K > nileri < no , loin bnrkx , lioittlets ,
tic ; liln Kii-kx. 7c ; cow 111,8 , No. 3 , 7ic ! ; cow Inlns ,
No .1 , SH"-1 ; bcif trimmings , 3c ; tump butts ,
t 4o ; ( houlder cloiln. 5o.
MttTTON DrtwcJ Inmb , 6c ; dressfd mutton
Gc , rnikff , lOc ; legy , 8c , saddles , 8c ; htevxn , tc
nheep plucks , 3c ; sheep tongut , | > vr doz , , 25c.
POUK Dressed hogs , 6c ; pork loins , 7i'i spnri :
rlb < < , 5c ; hnm fniiyuKf butts , Cc ; | > ork shoulder ,
4cj pork shouldi-ts , sl < mnc < l , f > c ; park tilnv
ntlngii , 5c , Unf lard , not tendeied , C tC ; tender ,
loins , 15c ; plgn' feel , cleaned , pet doz. , S5c ,
HIDES AND TALLOW.
According to the Shoe nnd Leather Reportei
the Chicago p.icKeiE nrt feeling inthcf Htrmis
un liMes In Mew of Ih * vninll suppllcii uf cattle
nvnllntle. There nre ni > laigo supplies of hldi-t
nnywhcrc. Undoubtedly the bear fnclorn In th <
iiuio nre iilm pronounced , The Tnllier Iraitth
n .t IIH nctlvo ns It thould be nnil It Is dllllcull
fur many tnnnvrs to secuie lonns except nt t.t-
orbltant lutes. ' This Is nlso the time ot ycai
Vtlicn a great many tanners < ie\cr buy hides nl
nny price. Mnruh hides ntc the uorst of the
your nnd the enrly nnd more dt-slrnblo hides me
closely Hold up. The condition Is thertfjrc n
uniting one. On the one. hnnd there Is wry
little deslie to buy nnd on the other the pnckcre
nre In n better Klutlsilcnl position thnn
they ever weic before nt this limo of the
je/ir. Winter hides usually drag nnd the pack-in
loiter the Flurt-lmlinl stason with their cellars
full of unsalable slock. Under such conditions
there Is great dllllculty In securing higher prices
for Mny nnd June hid s. This year hlwtory will
not repeat Itself , nnd Hint Is why some tunners
nr , ) holding their leather flimly. To Induce
present Miles by making concvsslon-t ImllcnUa
either an Imperative demand for ready money
or n lack uf knowledge of the actual condition
of the trade.
The country hide mniket Is being rapidly foiccd
down. At the promt tlmo nelthtr the city
dealers nor the tnnneis hnve nny Interest In
bolstcilng up tinquotntlons. . The leather trade
lecponds slowly If nt nil tu Ih ? Improved con
dition of the shoe trade. Quotation * ;
HIDES No. 1 green hldm , 4c ; No. 2 green
hides , 3c ; No. 1 green suited hides , Co ; No. 2
preen snlted hides , 4c ; NO. 1 grftn"salted hides ,
ii to 49 Us. , fc ; Na. 2 glcen salted hides , 25 to
40 Ibs. , 4c ; No. 1 veal cnlf , 8 to 15 lid. , Cc ;
No. 2 veal cnlf , 8 to 15 Ibs. . 4c ; No. 1 dry Hint
bides. 7fl8c ; No. 2 dry Illut hide * , 5jj6c ; No. 1
diy salted hides , Cc ; pnrt cured hides , ; jc per Ib.
less thnn fully cured.
Slinin ; PULTS Orecn saltt-d , each 25O60c :
green nailed shearlings ( short wooleil early skins )
each lie : dry sheallliig.i ( shoit wooled tnrly
" " ' "
brnska Murrain wool pells , per "I'D" nctunt
weight. 4J5c ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per Ib. . actual weight. W.4c : dry flint
Colorado Murrain wool pelts , per fb. . actual
wi-lght. 4a5c , dry pieces and bucks , actual
weight. 4if5c ; feet cut off. 03 It is useless tu
pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND QUEASC Tnllow. No. 1 '
3c ; tallow No. 2 , 3c ; grease , while A , 3c' :
Krcam.1 , whlto 11 , 2V4c ; gieuse , yellow. 2c : crease
daik , 2c : old butter. 282V4C ; beeswax , lirlliie. '
l5B22c ; rough tallow , l > , jc.
HONES In cnr lot * welched and delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , 412.00&14.00 ; dry
country , bleaciud , per ton , $10.00312.00 ; dry
country , damn and meaty , per ton , $6.0038.00.
WOOIUnwn licJ , fine heavy , C 7c ; nne light ,
IftDc ; quarter blood , 10912c ; seedy , burry and
clinffy. 6B9c ; cotteil nnd broken , coarse , aye :
coiled and broken , nne , 6OSc. Fltecc washed
MeillUm , 1518c : line , 14ffl6c : tub washed. 160 >
ISc ; b'nck , 8c ; bucks , Cc : tag locks , 233c ; dead
pulled. 686C.
NEW YOHIt GENEUAL MAUICETS.
aiiotnlluiiH nt 4Iic I > ny on VurluiiN
ColUIIIOllllll'H.
Ni\V YORK , Mnrch -FLOUR-Rrcelptsi ,
21.30) bbls. ; exports , 1,200 bbls. ; nomlnnlly lower ;
Mlnnecota bakers , $ 7083.20 ; Mlnnenotn patents ,
3.45e3.CO ; winter patents. . $3.85 4.05. R > o ( lour ,
dull ; superfine , J2.6002.75. Iluckwlient flour ,
' '
'llUUICWHKAT-Qulet ; 40O41C. .
CORN MBAtr-DUll ; yellow western , coarse ,
' RAHLEY Steaily ; mnlllnp ; , 43 < f.0c.
IlARI.nv MALT Stemly ; western , 47C55c.
WHBAT Rectlpln. 10,2i > ) bu. ; expoits. 20,100
bu. ; spot , wenk nnd lower ; No. 1 hnnl. 74c. f.
o b. . tilloat. Options opened wcnk nnd declined
shnrply under heavy llquldatloiiB , nmlsted by
lower cables , n Fmnll visible supply decrenee. fn-
vornblc crop .news and Inrgo tpilnir whent re
ceipts. milled ullghlly on export buying , and
closed WW Jo net lower ; No. 2 red , Mnrch , iOT { j >
71'c. cloulns. 71c ; Mny , C'JSWic , clovlnir C3c.
CORN Ri'celptu , 6J.100 bu. ; ppot , Innctlve ; No ,
2 , SS ic. Options opened ntendy , sold off with
wheat and on bin receipts nnd Increase In the
visible supply , milled on covering , nnd closed
uni-hunged : Hatch , cloicd 3Sc ; May , 36H3C 4c ,
°
OATO llecelpts , 136,600 bu. ; cxDOtts , 100 bu , ;
> ot , dull ; No. 2 , 25fiMMe. Options , dull nnd
raaler ; March , closed 25c ; May , 2l % i25c , closing
HAY Stendy.-shlpplne , iOc ; good to choice , 80
li'orS Wenk ; tnte , common to choice , 1891
crop S'iiM'.if ; 1 5 crop , 3i78c ; Pacific coast ,
iwi crop. 2S4fflo ; J895 crop , SSJSc.
1IIOKS Steady ; Onlvcston , lie ; Ruenos Ayres ,
Iry. 16e ; Texas dry , 9c ; California , 14c.
hl-'ATIIKIl Steady ; hemlock sole , Duenoa
Ayie , llcht to heavy , 20o ; acid , 21 23c.
WOOIr-Qulct ; domestic fleece , l 822o ; pulled
PROVIBIONS Reef , steady ; family $10.00912.03 ;
> ei-f hams. $15.50 16. 0 ; city , extra India meas ,
(16.00017,50. ( Cut meits , firm : plcliled bellies ,
IViOMic ; pickled hams , SV6W3C. Lnrd. flrnii
wi'f.ti-in steam closed (5.50 ; May. $5.75 , nomlnnl ,
I'oik , dull and easy ; mers , $10.00010.50 ; short
clenr. $11. 50 ® 12. 00.
HOTTKIl Receipts , MO pKgs. ; western cream
ery. I2ff2.'c ; iiKln . 220.
UaOS-RPcelpts , 714 pkBs. ; stendyj state nnd
I' nni > lvanlo , llH fllc ; western , lOl
Eouthern , lOi/lOilc.
ROSIN Firmer ; strained , common to
i'llTROUEUH Firmer ; United closed $1.42.
TUUl'BNTINia-Qulet ] 23fl2'J'ic ' ,
RICH Firm : domestic , fair to extra , 3',4 ' I6c ;
"
irm : New Orleans , open kettle ,
good to choice , 29837C.
MKTAI.S-l'lB Iron , steady ; southern. $ ll.2j { ?
13.25 ; northern. I11.5001J.JO. C inter , eteadler ;
nvker * . Ill ; exchange. $11 , Lend , utendy ; brok-
ra , $3 | exchnnue. $3.10. Tin. quiet ; ftinlts ,
13.33eil40. .I'liitcs , weak. Speller , weak ; do-
COTTON SKlib Oil/ Shade steadier : prime
crude , 21021V4o ; prime Mimnicr yellow , 25'iW2Cc.
CDT IIO'W.V CIIEU1TS.
CuininlNMluii Men IHCMIMH ! a NtMV SyH-
( cm lit tliu I'rdiliu'iEzcluiiiftre. .
Tha South Water street commission men are
rylnt ; to form a plan by which they can keep
alt on the grocers , butcher * nnd reUllem In
rcnerul , say * the Chicago Inter-Oceon. They
lave for years gufferrd severe losses by Klvlni ;
credit , ta tctaller * In poor financial standing ,
ioino of them have bought of one house at the
east end of the street for a week , and then pat-
ronlied houses at the west end , and In thla
Way they have been able to stand their creditor *
off. A committee of tha produca exchange has
md the subjtct of credit * under consideration for
bevcrul weeks , and , after a full Investigation
uf a plan tliut New York merchants liavo Imil
n use for several yeam , they have decldeil to
submit U to a full murllngof the board. A
net'line was railed yerterduy , John M , IMW
lifted an chatiinan , und the subtcct u fully
altcUMttfd. It wm atserted that the HI. I'aul
ncrclmnlB tried the New York credit plan last
year , nnd that they had only lost IIO.OW , while
lit Minneapolis , where Itvn not used , the linnes
yvru moro than double , with about the same
volume of business. It was decided to defer
dullnlte action for a week.
Tha u w vlaa of lovernlcg citdiU U to collect
Milt every MotiJnr Among tha city lrnd >
In cnne n o nli > r full * to pay by th
followlnu WednetdAy noon , his mime l to IK
reported to lh < > rommlttrc , which rhnll plnce I
on file , and his credit t nit the store ! ) nn th
street will ense. Any member who shnll fnl
to report a debit en Hie part of hl customer , o
nh fhnll In nny wny dfplst them , Is subject t
n fine of K3. It Is "nifcteil thflt this will b
taken up by the trndo In central , reRnrdle * * o
their belner incn.bers of the cxclinngr , nt th
tni-ftlr.kr Rntunlcy.
The Imllfr nnd pc Imntil hns tnkcn upon llfel
the thuk of rrKUlntlnir commls > lon > , nnd hn
irassod n rulp mnklnff It uncommerclnl conduc
to sell teen nnd butter for less limn & per cent
STOCKS AXI > noxns.
Northern. I'nolflo Ilcorfvntilitnilnii I'lnn
tlic Kpndiro ,
NKW YORK , Mnrch l6.-Th ! nil Impartnn
toplo In Wnll sllcct todny wns the pabllcnllon o
the pl.in for the rcnrennlznllon of the Northern
rnclllo rnllrond. The Kient amount of securities
Involved , their nldcsprend distribution Ihroughou
ncntly ull of the lending flnnnclnl centers , ns
well an the extensive democratic holdings , hni
enused exceptional nntlclpntnry Interest ns to
the provisions f the plnn nnd the treatment o
the vnilmis securities. While opinions differ ns
to the tmrlle of the plnn , ifccordlnR to the se
curltlea held liy ench re pectUc Interest , nni
whllo n stubborn contest ngnlnst the enforce
ment of tome of Its provisions Is thientcnci
In certnln quarters , the flnnnolnl community ns
n whole , Inking Into consideration the record of
the capitalists Identified with the work of re-
hnbllllnllon and their ptnctlcnlly unlimited flnnn
cl l rcioiirccn , bellc\rs the SUCCPFS of the plnn
only n aiifstlon of time. The opinion of experts
places the xnlue of the new Northern I'nclllc
securities nt nbout 85 for the prior lien tionds
60 for the general lien bonds , 29 for the new
preferred , nnd 15 for the new cammon Blocks
Another Importnnt development wns the nn-
nmmccment of n cell by the Treasury depart
mrnt on the banks holding government money for
the pnym nl of J ) per cent of these bnlnticcn
within the present week. The K0\ernmenl bom
depositories hold of government money nbout
$22 , < XKOOfl ) , of which m.MO.OW la In gicenbncks
and $9,590,000 In coin , nil of which figures In the
treasury cash hnlnnro. The enll will result In
Inking nbout JI.MW.OOO In cash from the banks.
The nctlon ot the trennury Is strictly In line
with the forccnsts of Its probable policy , pub
lished In thesa dlrpntchca. Hecretnry Cm lisle Is
ilMermlned to , ns fnr ns practicable , prevent nny
approach of exclmngc rates towntd the gold ex
port point bylthilinwnla from tlino to tlmo of
the government money on deposit with the
iKinltn.
There In continued npprehenslon nmoiiK bnnk-
CIB oxer the general trade outlook from now
Up to April I. The stock market up to todny
wnH moderately ncflve , nnd the fluctuations re-
cotded simply reflected manipulation. Northern
I'nclllc common nnd preferred stocks nt the outset -
set displaced wciikntf , * . the Inst mentioned
> leldlng n point. Toward the clo c moat of the
IOSICB were recovered. The t > pcu'ntlon wns nl-
most entirely In the Industrlnl Fhnics , with
Amerlcnn Tolmcco figuring for over half of the
entire dealings. The transactions In It aggro-
gnted nenrly 600,000 uhnres , A disposition townrd
n lower range of prices wns evident In the cnrly
trading , but the profeslennl dealers teen took
hold of the Industrials , ns noted , nnd substantial
gains occurred In Sugar. Tobacco , General Klec-
trlo nnd Rubber. KcnlfzlliK sales and n bear
raid subsequently caused the lees of most of
the cnrly Improvement. Lonther preferred be
came conFplcuous mound midday , rising 2 per
cent. Ixielcde Gas shares were nlso strong , al
though the ndvnnces were not rctnlned. The
Industrials wenkened In the nfterno n uncra-
llons , but steadied townrd the close , on covering-
of shorts chlelly. The closing wnn quiet , with
sliRM losses general. The publication of the re-
orgnnlznllon plnn of the Northern rncltlo rail-
load was followed by decided animation nnd
strength In the bonds. The seconds rose 2 per
cent , collateral trust sixes 214 per cent , consols
llvea nnd consuls trust receipts 4 per cent , nnd
consols dividend scrip , extended , S per cent. In
! ho closing denllngs recessions In prices oc
curred , prlnt'lpnlly In the consul fives , seconds
nnd thirds. Tlie general l'it wna fen urcless , nslde
from n firm tone. The , Northern 1'nclflo contrib
uted $2,154,000 toward nggrcgntc sales of $3.083.000.
GoM-rnments were firm on transactions of $ | 9J.-
UO > 1.
1.The
The Evening Post's London financial cablegram
bays : The stork markets weicery quiet ns a
whole- today , 'except for n rcvl\al of the demand
for certnln deep level South Alrlcnn properties.
Tnc publication of the details of the Northern
Pacific plnn has been nttended with a drop of
nbjut $3 In the preferred stock , while certain of the
bonds hnve moved up a little. Other Amerlcnn
were quiet nnd dull. Copper Matlstlcn nre very
encouraging , stocks having declined fiom 43.916
tons on February1 15 t 41.0T5 on Mnrch 15. The
continental markets were quiet and featureless.
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New Tork exchange
today :
JVC-TV York Money Market.
NIJW YORK. March 16. MON13Y ON CAIJv
Easy at 34f4 ! per cent ; last loan , 4 per cent ;
cloved. 3ViSl4 per cent.
PRIMK MKUCANTIL.E PAPER-506 per cent.
STDRMNO EXCHANGE Henvy , with actual
business In bankers' bill nt $4.S7li&4. ! > 7 % for de
mand , nnd $4.861464.86 % for sixty days ; posted
ratcc , $4.87'/i@4.8SVi and $4.t > SK@4.S9 ; commercial
bills. J4.SG.
11AR SILVER-68c.
HII VBR CiRTIFICATnR'X68c. .
aoviIRNMUNT IJONUS Firm ; stnle bonds , In
active ; rnllrond bonds , firm.
Closing quotations on bonds were ns follows :
Korelirii Kliiiiiii-lul Alfiiirn.
1IUHL1N , March 16. Exchange on London ,
eight days sight , 20 mark * 41 pftr.
I/ONDON March 18. Gold I * quoted at Iluenos
Ayrea at X8K : Madrid. JI.2S ; Lisbon , 27 ; Ut.
Petersburg , W ; Atheni , 77 ; llbine , 1W.C5J Vienna ,
103. The ntnount jflljllltn gone Into the Han
of ttnitlnnd on bnlniAJb todny WAR (21,000.
PARIS. March 16Three per C'nl rentes , lOi
Mo for thnccjunt. . Kichnnnc on Ixindon , K
22o for checks. ' *
8nn PrnnclNrng tjiilnir llitnlnllotm.
SAN FRANOISCX ) . March lO.-Tha official closing
nnotfillons for mining Atbsxs tolly werj ni fol
io win
Aim M Julia 4
Alpha Con tie Justice Ill
Andes .11 KontnrXy Con. . , . , n
Ilolchcr 31. 11(1 * Wash , Con , . R
licit .V flolchcr. . , , Til- Mexican 55
IlodlaCon , , . 33 Mono IS
Rulllon Till Occidental Con , . . . 103
lltilwcrCon 4U Opltlr 120
Caledonia. . Overman 17
ChallcntroCon. , . , , 2 1'otoM 44
Chollar. ,6(1. ( Siv.itrn 31
Confidence (19 Scorpion. . . 3
Con.C.il. & Va. . . . 10A Sierra Nevada 70
Crown Point , 38 Union Con O'J
Exchequer 5 , Utah Con 11
Oould&Cnrry 31 Yellow Jacket . . . 45
Halo A Not-cross , i 130
Silver barn , OSifo : Mo'dc.in dollar * , B033Jo.
Sight drafts , parJologrip'.ilc. p > r.
HI. l.oulM ( Icnml Mnrltrt.
ST. LOUIS , Mnrch 16.-FLOUR-n.isy nnd
tending downward ; patents. 13.f003.70 ; extra
fnncy. J330IJ3.40 ; choice , S2.60O2.70.
\VIII2AT-IncrenslnB supplies nbrond , dull nnd
deprciHed mnrket Icpctrttd by cnble nnd heavy
receipts on this side kept th ? speculative market
down nil day nnd closed > iClUc under Snturdny.
Bpot , dull nnd lower ; No. 2 red , cnsh , 70c In ole-
vntor ; 71G72o on track' Mny , Me ; July , C9H
OOHN Future * cnsed off cnrly In > mimthj
with declines elsewhere , Int'r Knlned somcwha
In HtrenRth. but did 6t mlvnnco mnlerlnlly , clos
Ing nlnut Hleiidy with slight chnnaeH frJin Kuliir
ilny. Spot , Klencly ; No. 2 mixed , cash , G'lc
Mny , ZCHo ; July , 27i < .
OATS Kuturcg louer , but not no wenk , nni
there were more buyers tlmn Kellers nt the lowc
prices. Spot , stronRcr ; No. 2 cash , ISiic ; Mny
19Tff * > c : July , 19Hc.
HYK Noun offered nnil n bids.
FIAX SUKD-Qulet ; E3'4c.
TIMOTHY snEI-UOOR3.r,0.
HAY Quiet but firm for choice Krmlcn ; In
ferlor Blocks dull nnd drnRRlni ; ; prairie. JC.DOJ
9.0) ; timothy , JG.eo013.04 this * lde.
1'OUIjTRY Qiilot ; tuilc > 8. 12012J4C ; chlckenn
C'.WTc ; duck * . 9Vic ; RIVFC , r > ! tr.
lllITTCn-eienmery , 17SJ22c ; dairy , ISOlTc.
noas-Strons ; fr.iih , 8)ic.
IKAI > Dull ami wenlter nt J2.SO ; sellers , bu
no ilemnnd ; spelter , noniUinl.
COTTON TIiS-7Sc. :
IIAOaiNO-4ffrc.
I'llOVISlONS I'ork , nulct ; stnmlnrd mcsi , Job
blntf , new , J9.87H ; old. J9.37 > ,4. Ljxtil , lower
choice , J5.10iffR.12Vi. llacon , boxed shoulders
tS.M tones , J5.r,2Vi ; ribs , t.G2',4 ; rhnrta. K-.75 ; ilrj
Enlt mentn , boxed slioiil.lers , 14,75 ; longn , Jo
rlbt. J5 12'j ' ; shorts , J5.25.
IIKCKIITW Flour. r.UOO bbK : wheat , 22,000
bu. ; corn , 81,000 bu. ; outs , 40 OM bit.
SIIIP.MBNT8 n iur , 7,000 bbls. ; wheat , I5.COO
bu , ; corn , 82,000 bu. ; exits , 15,000 bu.
Marko < N ,
MVEni'OOD , Mnrch 16. W1II3AT Spot dull1
domnnil poor ; No. 2 red winter , 5s Cd ; No. 2 lei
pprlnir , stocks exhausted ; No. 1 bnrd Manitoba ,
Gs Gd ; No. 1 Cnllfornln , Gs M. Futures opcim
stendy , with nenr nml distant positions ' .id lower.
closed ensy , with m-nr mul dlMnnt positions Vii
lower ; business nbout equally distributed ; Mnrch ,
April. Mny , June , July nnd AURiiRt. Gs ml.
COIIN Spit firm ; American mixed new , ! s
mill. Futures opened firm , with near nnil dlstnnt
positions > ,4d higher ; closed firm , wltli nenr posi
tions i < l hlKhcr rind distant positions liil lilRhor ;
business nbout equally distributed ; Mnrch. 3s Ud ;
April , 3s Id ; Mny. 3n 1'iil ; June , 3s , Id ; July ,
3s IHil : AURUSI , 3s 2il.
FI.OUH Dull ; demand fair ; St. tous ! fnncy
winter , "B ! d.
1'IIOVISIONS Hacon. firm : demand poor ; Cum
berland cut , 28 to SO His. . 2Ss Oil ; short ribs. 2 <
HIM. , 27s Gil ; Ion ir clear , light , 3S to 45 Ibs. , 27s ;
long clear , henvy. Go Ibs. , stocks exhausted ; * hnrt
clear bncks , light , 18 Ibs. , 21 * ; short clear mlil-
dlcs , hcnvy , 65 Ibs. , 25s GO : clenr bellies , 14 to 1C
Ibs. , 27s. Shoulders , square. 12 to IS Ib ? . , :4s Gil.
Hnms , short cut. 14 to 10 Ibs. , 37i > . Tnllow , line
North American , 20s 61. lleef , extra Inilln mess.
G7s Gd ; prime mes1" , CSV 9d. I'ork , prime mess ,
line western , SOs ; Jprlmn mess , medium , 4oH 3d.
t.rml , steady ; prlmq western , 27s ; refined In pnlls ,
28s. , ,
CHEUSE Quiet ; demand poor ; finest Amcrlcnn
white. 42s.
llUTTnil-Flnwt United States. S5 ; Rood , 55s.
OILS Turpentine spirits , 21s 3d ; rosin , com
mon. 4s 9J ; cotton seeil oil , Liverpool rellned ,
IGs 90 : linseed oil , 10s rtl.
KRFIUGEUIATOK" 'imnF ' Fotequarlcrs , 3d ;
hlmlqunitcvB. 4Ui1i , ,
IILIUCIIINQ POWDER Hardwood , f. o. b. ,
Liverpool , 7.
HOI'S At Londcm' tttaElflc coast ) , 2.
Cotton ExcIriiiiKC OIIL' | .
NKW YOUK , Miircli16. . WnltlnR for the bu-
rcnirreport made iv/iul t time for bulls and beam
on the cotton exclmnRe durkiR the fotenoon ,
while the market declined G7 points under liqui
dation. which folfowol disappointing accounts
'rom England. the'I.IV6rp3ol future market show-
ng a loss of 2'04 points , nnil n quieter spot
mnrket. When thq , bureau report made Its ap-
ponrnnco there was n brenk of 34 points , ns It
TOlnteit to a crop''of G,7SS,000 bales. Many reports
from ilry KCKXH illslrlcls nlso belpert the wtnlc-
nios. The market clonoil steady- with prices un
changed to 7 points' lower. Quiet nnil steady ;
mlililllne , 7 11-lGcJ hot receipts , none : grons ,
3,2il bales ; ' exports to1 Great 'IJrltrtln , 13,434 bales :
o FranceG50 bates ; Ho the continent , 723 bales ;
forwarded , 947 bales ; flaleu , 1,219 bales ; spinners ,
219 bales : stock , 159,734 bales.
Nnw ORLEANS. March 1G.-COTTON Quiet.
uteailj" ' mlddllnK , 7 c ; low middling. 7 7-lGe ;
good ordinary. 7V4c : receipts , 3.GOG bales : exports
o Q rent Jlrllflln. .1,100 bales : coastwise , S25 bales ;
salcg , 3,300 bales ; stock. 267.2M , InlfsC ,
ST. LOUIS , Mnrch 16. COTTON Sternly ; no
sales ; middling , 7 9-lCc ; lecelpts , 99T bales ; shlp-
nants , 1,273' bales ; ntock , G3.533 bales.
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK. March 1C. COFFEE-dptlons
opened steady with prices unchanged to S points
owcr/ ruled quiet nnd featureless with n wenlc
undertone following unsatisfactory cables , .sell-
ng checked by steadiness of spot market ; cloned
stendy and unchanged to S points net decline ;
unlfi ) . 13.7 0 bngs : Including : March , J13.10. Spot
coffee , llli. No. 7 , I3Je ; mild , stendy ; Cordova ,
IfUSfflS.O' ) ; sales. 400 bags Mnracalbo p. t. ; 150
bags Central American p. t.
SANTOS , Mnrch 10. Quiet ; good nvernge Sun
OS , nominal ; receipts. 2.000 bags ; stock , 173,000
bngs. Weekly reports null ; receipts during wesk.
7,000 bags ; shipments to United Suites , 30.000
JOES.
HAMBURG , March 16. Dull nml unchanged ;
salm , 7.000 bags.
IIAVnn. March 16. Closed quiet at Hf decline ;
sales , G.OOO bags.
RIO , Mnrch 16. Dull ; No. 7 Rl : > , nominal : ex
change. 8 1-lCd ; receipts , 3,000 bapi ; cleared for
the- United States , 1OW lings ; for Europe , none ;
stock , 105,000 bnfli. Weekly report ; Coffee , re
ceipts during week. 17,000 Ings ; shipments to
United States , 43,000 bags.
ix City MnrUclH.
KANSAS CITY , Mnrch 1C. WHEAT Mnrket
practically nt a standstill ; nominally Ic lower ;
o. 2 hard , nominally Glc : No. 3. 45Si55c ; rc-
lected , 33@40c ; No. 2 red , 72J73c : No. 2 spring ,
nominally Glc : No. 3 , nominally G7f ? " > 9c.
CORN Market dull. Irregular ; No. 2 mixed ,
nomlnnlly , 22Jc ; No. 2 whltc nominally 23
O23Vie. ,
OATS Mnrket firm , , but not much demand ;
No. 2 mixed , nominally , 16V6O17c ; No. 2 white ,
19V4 | 20'ic.
RYK No ? . 36c. ,
HAY Mmket very firm ; timothy , J9.COffIl.KO ;
IJUTTKR-Market stendy ; creamery , 17019ci
dairy , 13 nie. . .
nOQS Market stronger , So ,
AVool Miirlcvt.
LONDON , March 16. There was nn excellent
saio nt the wool exchnngp todny , but there wns
nn entire absence of American demand. Several
AmiMlcnn represenlnllves have already left , and
those remaining1 nre doingnothing. . Merinos
were chlelly nbsojbed by the contlnenl , while n
capital assortment of cross breeds went to York
shire , The offerings nggregaled 10.930 bnles , of
which 300 bales were withdrawn. Following nre
the rales In detail ; New South Wales , 1,931 biles ;
Bcournl. ( klQls 6d ; greasy , 7'/4l3llld. Queensland.
2.429 bales ; rcourrd , HilfPlB Cl4d : Krea.iy , 7'/if ?
lid. Victoria , 229 bnles ; Fcoured , Is 6K'li Rreasy.
WtWllf , New Zealand , C.440 lia'es ' ; scouret ] , SJtdW
Is 3 < 1 ; creasy , "Wllil , Capo of Oood Hope nnd
Natal , 676 Irilcs ; scou.n > d , Sdfiils Id ; gicasy , BSSd.
Spanish , 262 bales ; grt-nsy , SKGIUJ-
Toluiln Grnlii.
TOLKDO , MarclnM.-\VHtAa\-Stcady : ; lower ;
cash , 69c ; Mny. C9YiLiliily. ( | 6r'ie ; .
CORN Lower ; WAoy ; No , 2 mixed , 2Sc ; No ,
J mixed , 27',4o ; MaV,1 SO'ic.
OATS - Lower ; nlelfly | No , 2 mixed , 20o ; No.
white. 21'4c ; Mar , IlHo ,
lowef ! ' ? . ' > . 2 mixed 40c.
RYI'J Dull : HIWLT ; n mixeii , tuc.
OLOVidR HIWD Abttvo ; sleudy ; prlmo cash ,
,4.43 ; Mnrth. J4.37 ! * , . ,
IUJCKIPTS FlouVi'M bbls. ; wheal , 2.000 bu , :
corn , 10,000 bu. ; ext , ' & 0 ) bu , ; clover seed , 487
Ifll'lPMRNTB KfoufS'lfMO ' bbls. ; wheat , 3,000
lU. ; corn , 8,000 bu. ; ' < cltivor feed , 1,437 bags.
Dry U ( ' < ' . N Murket.
NI3W YORK , Majrch J6. In consequence of the
Bcveilty of the snoV'stonn and few new buyers
In the mnrket thpfo < WaH u very light business
ilanu , and that vuw dargcly ns the lesult of
31-ilfrs. Printing ( A0' ] ! * ) ' " demand at 2lie bid
" " ' ' "
A'L'L "lIVUR. MW V March 16. Print cloth *
Jull , nominal at W'4io \ local Hale of rrfulnrs
under 2c. 1- - *
Market.
NEW YORK. WarthOie. SUGAR Raw. firm ;
ales , 3,763 bags ; jc nlilfugn | , ' , ' 0 test. 4Uo ; 7C4
iagH molaiseu , 89 tKlj.3 c ; fair icnnlng , 3iic.
li lined , market nulcl ; crtuhed , < iic ; | > owdercd ,
* ic : granulated , t\ \ ( ? . ,
LONDON , Mnrch' iJ. BUQAR Cane , nrmer ;
cntrlfugal , Java , 14s ; Muscovado , fulr lellnlnr ,
28 , IK-ct , tinner , wltl ) ( ncrtased demand ; March ,
ZH 34 ; April. 12 * tJ.
VlHllilc ( J nil li .SnpplV.
NEW YORK , Mnicli J8. The visible supply of
rain Saturday , March II , as compiled by the
few York Traduce Exchange la na follows :
Vhcat , G2.i:3,004 bu. ; decrease. 4i,000 tu. ; corn ,
4,886,000 bu. ; Increase , 839,000 bu. Oats , 7,410,044
iu. ; Increase , 183,0 bu. Rye. 1.-(07.000 ( bu. ; de
n-as r , O.OOO bu. llarley , 1,353,000 Lu. ; decrease ,
64,000 bu ,
MliuieniiuIlM AVIient.
MINNEAPOLIS , March It.-WHUAT-Btcatly ;
tarch , DSc : May , ( Set July , C9Ho. On track. .No.
hard , Me ; No. 1 nortliun , CSc ; No , 2 northern ,
7Uo ; r < celptii , SS4 earn ,
FLOUR Steady : flrit pntentB , J3.10fi3.40 ; ec-
ml putrnti. JZ95ii3.05 ; lint cltam , J2U ; second
learn , 12.0502.83.
'KrlnouXVIicnt. .
BAN FRANCISCO , March 16. WIIBAT-Qulet ;
December , Jl.MTf. May. J1.03.
Luiulou Oil 31urku ( .
LONDON , March 16.-UN8CiO OIL-U
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Only a Few Oattlo nnd Next to No Ilogs al
All at the Ynrds.
BUYERS INCLINED TO BE PARTICULAfl
Meimer OffcrliiKN Arc Cliltnl mill tlie
Oholc-c One * Arc Ilotmht lit
1'rlccn llonn Iono
by a Nickel.
MONDAY , Mnrch 16.
Hccolpts for the dnys Indicated nrc :
Cnttls. Hoes. Sheen. Horses ,
Mnrch 16 . 1.0S7 MS 651 21
Mnrch 14 , , . 1 , ! > 37 3,200 2,993
Mnrch 1.1 . 1,991 4,216 .
Mnrch 12 . 1,338 4,801 S29 IS
Mnrch 11 . 1.391 BBS5 997 2
Mnrch 10 . 2,2 < > 7 5,1S ! ) 1,318
Mnrch 9. . . , . . 1,793 1.123 914
CATTLE The week opens with n very
run of entile. only 1,057 licnd belnff re
ported In the ynrds , ns nunlnst 1,798 on
Monday of last week. As usunl of Into a con-
Bldcrnbla proportion of the entile here
consisted of carnfcd steers , some of them
right good cnttlo.
The innrket In fnt cnttlo wna not par
ticularly active , nnd yet iictlvo enough to
clear the ynrds enrly In the dny. The
prices paid on an nverntjo were not much
different from the close of last week. Cat
tle that were especially deslrnble , or Imp-
pencil to just suit the buyers , polil at strong
prices. At the sumo time salesmen who
were not fortunntc In ImvlnR the kind of
cnttlo that were wanted thought the mnr-
ket wns bnrcly steady , and In come In
stances easier. Two bunches of 1,101 nnd
1,467-lb. beeves sold at $1.00 , nnd there were
a number of loads tjooil enough to brliiR
f-l.70S3.SO ; In fact , the bulk sold at that
range.
Uutchor stock wns In light supply nnd
the few cows nnd heifers on sale changed
hnnds at fully steady prices.
There was a moderate supply of stack
ers nnd feeders which sold nt nbout last
week's prices. The feeders were mostly
westerns , form Montnna nnd Colorndo.
Uepresentntlve sales :
STEHllS.
1 steer. . SSO $3 75 SO feed era. . . . 1076 $3'35
20 Biters . 1120 310 83 feeders. . . . 1012 360
II steels . 1157 3 25
25UTAH.
UTAH.
E. Yount.
23 bulls . 1229 225
MONTANA.
8 feeders. . . . 964 2 F5 33 fced rs..ll63 335
" > S feeders. . . .1191 3 20 21 steers . 1253 3 40
HOGSJ-Todny's run of hops wns n record-
jrenker , the receipts belnp tlie lightest of nny
dny 30 fur tills year. Only MX loads were re-
lorted In. which , with n few wason hogs , made
up the tqtnl supply on the market.
- While there1 * were not onoiiRh to make n
tllllntv the buyers tonic the Iio w , paying J3.75JJ
3.80 , oc-about , 6c leas than , on Saturday. Ileptc
sentatlve ealcd :
No. Av ; Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
2 . 23S 40 J3 75 64 . 227 . . . J3 SO
4 . S39 ; . . 373 33 . 21li . . . 380
03 . 182 120 373 69 . 233 . . . 3 SO
3 . 233 . . . 375
PIGS-ODDS AND ENDS.
3 . 3S3 . . . 360 B . 224 . . . 375
2 . SCO . . . 363 4 . i.SOO . . . 373
5. . . 304 80 370 G . 246 . . . 375
C . 305 . . . 375 2 . 330 . . . 375
4 . 227 . . . 375 G . 212 . . . 375
9 < . 264 . . . 375
SHEEP There were three loads of sheep In
he ynrds today. The demand for desirable mut-
ons was Rood , and the market strong. Some
horn cwea wld at J2.60. .It wns the first bunch
> f shorn sheep seen on this market this Benson.
The low price nt which sheep are selling Is
evidently an Inducement to sheep men to com
mence Fhearlne earlier than usual. Representa-
Ive sales :
fa. Av. Pr.
01 shorn cwca . 87 12 6)
CHICAGO IjIVK STOCK.
There AViiM Active nomnuil nnil Trice *
AVerc SU-uly for Airlillo.
CHICAGO , March 16. There wns nn active
demand nnd prices were steady at first , but sub-
equenlly were largely from 5o to lOo lower ,
Common to fancy native beef steers were snle-
iblo nt from 13.50 to J4.70 , with the larger pirt
of the Iradlin ; at from $3.90 to $4.40 , nnd ex
porters were ngnln liberal buyers above (4.
lutchers' cattle were In the usual good dc-
nand , prices ruling unchanged , with canning
stuff selling very low. Cows nnd heifers sold
argely at from 12.25 to $3.40 , and cnKcs gold ot
list week's prices. Stockers nnd fcedera were
n moderate- request nt steady prices.
In hess only moderate receipts were , expected
odoy , liut , Instead , they were exceedingly heavy ,
mil prices In consequence averaged from 2',4c f >
ic lower. The supply was largely taken cnrly
n the day. and the good demand caused a slight
ally In prices for desirable lots. Sales were
at from $3.75 to $1.05 , with packing droves silling
argely at $4.
In sheep there wns a good demand today , nnd
trices were strong and lOo higher. Inferior to
holco droves of sheep were wanted nt from
2.60 to J3.75 , the tales belnp Inigely at from
3.25 to $3.75. Lambs so'.d at ft am 13.75 to $4.75 ,
irlnclpally at $4 and over.
Itecelpts : Cattle. 19,000 head ; hogs , 40,000 head ;
heep , 14,000 head.
Kevr Yurie Live StocU.
NK\V YORK , March 16. IIHKVIS ! Receipt * .
,730 head ; closed weak ; steers , Jl.10jH.70 ; itags
nil oxen , $3.30S > 4.00 ; bulls , 12.90JJ3.10 ; COWH.
1.3502.35 ; cables slow ; live cattle. 9VSJ ! > } Jc ;
ops lOc ; beef. fii7c : sheep , 12013c ; ship
ments tomorrow , 7W cattle , 2,000 sheep and 2 481
unrters rf Ireef. CaUes , receipts. 1.K03 head ;
low : venls. $4.00f7.00. rnnlnly J5.00M6.75.
SHIIEP AND LAMIIS ItecelpU , 10.0IX ) head ;
tendy ; sheep , common to choice , J3.008t.2J ;
imbs. medium to choice , $4.6005.25 ; tprlng ,
2.6086.00. >
HOGS Receipts. 11,262 head ; steady at JI.S00
.75 ; western light , $4.SOg4,65.
KniiNiiM City lAva Stuvlc ,
KANSAS CITY , March 10. CATTLi : Receipts ,
.800 head ; shipments , 1,900 head ; market steady ;
exns steers , t2.3003.C5 ; Texas cows , $1,90413.65 ;
tut steers , $3.0004.26 : native cows , J1.COJ3. < 0 ;
locker. ) and feeders , $2.60ii3.90 ; bulls , J2..rr.y .OO.
HOGS Receipts , 3,200 head ; shipments , 603
e.-ul : market fulrly nctlvc , stendy ; bulk ot sales ,
3.76 3.SO ; hcnvlcs , J3.40W3.S5 ; packets , $3.75 3.83 ;
mixed nnd llelit. $3.7063.60 ; Yorkers , $3.7603.80 ;
ilgs. $3.60413.70.
HHE13P llpoelpts , 2,300 htadi market steady ;
unlia , $3.0004,40 ; muttons , $2.1083.60.
St. l.uiilH Mr < > y < oi-lf.
ST. LOUIS. March 16. CATTLn-nccflpts ,
,200 head ; market steady : native steers , J3.1M ?
63 ; Texns Hirers$2.60ft3.90 ; stackers nnd tfed-
in , I2.254f3.70 ; cows and heifers , $2.00ff3.W ) ; bulls ,
2.0093.65.
lIOGS-H'celpU. 0.000 head ; market 5i110c
oner ; heavy , $3.7093.95 ; mixed , J3.Mtf3.8i ; lights ,
3.750:3.113. :
BIIKBI1 Receipts , 1,000 head ; market strong ;
alive muttons. J3.1J4J3.75 ; eouthern , J2.60ff3.(0 ;
ambs , $3,76ei.60.
S < u-k In Hlaitt.
Record of receipts nt the four principal mor-
ets for March 16 , It'jO :
Cattle. Hogs , Bhcep.
outh Omaha 1.937 3.20J 654
hlcago 1S.OK ) 43.000 14.000
Cansas City 3JJ , M 3,200 2.S04
t. I ulB , , . . , , , 2,200 6,000 1,000
Totals . , , . . . . , , , , . ,60,137 65,400 17,954
I'rorln.
PKORIA , March 18. CORN Market steady ;
ew No. 2. 27Ho ; new No. 3 , 27c.
OATS Market quiet , slow ; No , 2 white , 20 ®
0'4c : No. 3 white , 19 19Hc.
HVi ; Mnrkfl dull , nominal ; No. 2. 38Q39C.
WHISKY Market cttady ; llnlblied t-xiJ" en
ho basis of $1.22 for high wines.
RECEIPTS Corn , 183,350 bu , ; oatH , 75.850 bu. ;
ye , ( .003 bu. | whisky , n ne ; wheat , 6,000 bu ,
BIIII'MKNTS-Corn. 2 ,450 bu. ; mi In , 73,850 bu. ;
e , none ; whliky , 6CO gals. ; hcal , 2,300 bu.
lluKcr ,
KLOIN. III. . Murch 10. IIUTTBR-Bteady ! of-
erlngs , 23,460 Ibs. ; sales , 12.90)n \ \ , ut 21c.
Kliiunulul .NiitfN.
IJOSTON , March It-Clearing * . $12,193 , ! 7j bal-
ncc , $ l,390t57 ,
IIALTIllOIin , March 18. Clearings , JJ.2C5.141 ;
lance , $394,2tl.
CHICAGO. March . It.-Clearlngi. $1S.621.27C ;
nonc-y on call ana time , C07 per cent ; N w York
We < ll counti fcl lKn fvclinni ; " rmy
I/ondon trcrllnir. JI.S7 1O.K . .
NEW YOII1C. Mnrch ID.ClrnnrKIO 111,117
ImlMiOM , tl.03.CI.
rmi'ADKt.rillA , March ie.--Clontlnc , JVH' .
( KO : r.nintir . JI.UB.WI.
KT. 1.0UI3 , Mnrch 1C.-ricnrlrRS , $1.471 SSI
I > n1nnc < ii , JCC1.S7I > . Money. 6BS per trnt. Ne
York cMChancf , Pnr l > t < li 25c premium naked.
.voitTiinu.v rAcn'ic TO unoito.vM/.i
I'lnti Annoittiucit li ) ' ( In * Xru-
Sytiillcntc Inlorrxti-il.
NRW YORK , Mnrch 1C. The reorganiza
tion plnn ot the Northern Pacific railroad
has been completed , anil a circular In con <
nectlon therewith will appear In tomorrow
morning's papers In this clly In the form ol
nn nilvortlscment o\er the alpiinttiro ol J , I' ,
Morgan & Co. of Now York , Drcxel ft Co. ol
1'hlliulclphlu. anil the Ucutpcho bank cf Her-
Hit. Further ilctnlln regardUiR the plan will
be Riven out tomorrow , The circular , its II
will appear , proposes the motion of the
following now securities :
Klrtt , prior lltn 100 year 4 per cent gold
bonds , $130,000,000. These bonds arc to bo
secured by n mortgage upon tlio main line ,
branches , terminals , land grants , equipment
nnd other property embraced In the reorgani
zation , na carried out , nnd nlsa nil other
property thereafter acquired by the use of
any of the bonds to bo Issued under the
mortgage or the general mortgage hereinafter
mentioned. The proceeds ) of the lands appli
cable to these bonds after the retirement of
the general first mortgage bonds will bo ap
plied one-half , , but not In any
other year exceeding $500,000 , to
the purchase ot the prior lien 4
per cent bonds nt not exceeding 110 per
cent , nnd their cancellation ; nnd the re
mainder. under cnrcfully guarded restric
tion ? , will be uccd for the betterment and
additions to the property pledged ns se
curity for the bonds. Whenever these b'mls
cannot bo purchased at the maximum price ,
the unapplied land proceeds for that year
will bo nscil to purchase the general Hen
3 per cent bccidg at not exceeding 100 per
cent and their cancellation.
Second , general Hen 150-year 3 per cent
gold bonds limited In amount to $60,000,000
In addition to reserve for the 100-year 4 per
cent prior Hen mortgage of $130,000,000.
These btmla arc to bo secured by a second
mortgage covering the pamo property.
Third , preferred slock , 4 per cent non-
cumulative , limited In amount , under the
plan , , to not exceed $7E,000. which amount
can bo Increased only with the consent of
preferred nnd common stockholders , ns pro
vided In the plan. Each share of this pre
ferred etock will be entitled to noncomulatlva
preferential dividends out of surplus net
earnings to the extent of 4 per cent P2r an
num without deduction. In any fiscal year
In which 4 per cent * dividends shall have
ben declared on both common and preferred
stock , all shares sTnall participate equally In
any further dividends for any such year.
After the termination of the voting trust , the
preferred stock will have the right to elect
n majority of the board of directors of the
new company , whenever for two successive
quarterly periods , the full and regular
quarterly dividends at the rate of 4 per
cent per annum are not paid In cash. The
right will bs reserved to the new company
to retire this stock , InCiole or In part , at
par from time to time , upon ony first day
of January during the next twenty years.
Fourth , common stock to the amount of
not exceeding $80,000,000 ; In furtherance of
the Independent reorganization and the ad
ministration of the property and Its secur
ities , both classes of stock of the new com
pany ( except such shares as may bo disposed
of to quality directors ) arc to be vested In
the following five voting trustees , viz : J.
Plerpont Morgan , George Siemens , August
Halmont , Johnston Livingston and Charles
Lanlcr , for five years , although In thulr dis
cretion , the voting trustees may deliver tb
stock at an earlier date.
The prior Hen bonds nrc to be appropr'atei
approximately as follows : To retire an
equal amount of general first mortgage bonds
$41,879,000 ; to provide for the conversion nnt
so far as noceesary for the sinking fund o :
the general first mortgage bonds , $14G37 , '
G50 ; for the payment of receivers' certificate
and equipment trusts and for the conversion
of the collateral trust notes and the genera"
second mortgage bonds , $40,040,350 ; tota
present Issue under the plan Is estimate !
at $96,557,000 ; reserved to provide at the !
maturity for an equal amount of bonds o :
the St. Paul & Northern Pacific Railroad
company , $8,243,000 ; estimated amount to
be reserved tor new construction , better
ment , equipment , etc. , and to the extent ol
not , exceeding $1,500,000 per annum , $25,000-
000 ; total authorized Issues , $130,000,000. The
general Hen bonds arc to be appropriated ap
proximately as follows :
For the Conversation of the general third
mortgage bonds , dividend certificates and the
consolidated mortgage and branch Una bonds
under the plan , $56,000,000 ; estimated amount
to be reserved under carefully guarded re
strictions In the mortgage for new construc
tion , betterments , equipments , etc. , $4,000,000
total .Issue In excess of prior Hen bonds , esti
mated at $60,000.000 ; reserved to provide for
the prior Hen bonds at their maturity In
100 years , $130,000,000 ; maximum amount of
both mortgages , $190,000,000 , The preferred
stock Is to be appropriated approximately , as
follows : For conversion and adjustment of
various main line nnd branch line mort
gage bonds and the defaulted interest
thereon , nnd other purposes , as provided In
the plan , $72,000,000 ; estimated amount which
may be used for reorganization purposes , or
may be available as a treasury asset of the
new company , $2,500,000 ,
The common stock Is to bo appropriated
approximately 0.9 follows : For purposes of
reorganization , as provided In the plan , $75-
500,000 ; estimated amount which may be
used for reorganization purposes or may bo
available as a treasury asset of the new
company , $2,500,000.
The basis of exchange of existing bonds
and ot tha ralo ot now stock Is as follows :
General first mortgage bonds , caaii , tt per
cent , payable April 1 , 1896 , representing the
coupon duo July 1 , 1896 ; new prior lien mort
gage bonds , 13.5 per cent ; general second
mortgage bonds , cash , 4 per cent , payable
sixty days after the plan shall
have been declared operative ; new prior
lien , HS'/i per cent ; preferred stock trust
: crtlflcatc.s , CO per cant ; general third mort
gage bonds , cash , 3 per cent , payable ulxty
.lays after the plan has been declared oper-
Ulvo ; new general lion mortgage bonds , 118V4
per cent ; preferred stock , 5 per cent ; dlvl-
lend certificates , cash , 3 par cent , payable
jlxty days after the plin has been declared
jperatlvej new general Hen , 118 per cent ;
preferred stock , 50 per cent ; consolidated
mortgage bonds , cash , 1 % per cent , payable
alxty days after the plan has liewi declared
jperatlvo ; new general Hen , CG',4 per cent ;
) referred otock , 62& per cent ; collateral trust
idles , cash , 7 per cent , payable 3 per cent
May 1 , 18D6 ; 4 per cent , January , 1897 ;
lew prior lien , 100 per cent ;
[ ( referred stock , 20 per cent ; northwest
equipment stock , cash , 100 per cent , payable
it any time In the discretion of the managers
ir bcforo completion of reorganization , with
Interest at C per cent per annum from June
I , 1896. Depositors of preferred stock For
laymcnt of a sum equal to $10 per share ,
preferred stock , CO par cent ; common Block ,
JO per cent. Depositors of common stock
'or payment of a sum equal to $15 per share ,
jomnun stock , 100 per cent.
Plio percentages as to bonds arc based upon
ho principal amount of deposited securities.
Die payments of depositors of preferred and
: ommon stock must bo made in not less than
hree Installment at least thirty days apart.
rho new bonds will bo in coupons for $600
.ml $1,000 each , with right of conversion into
t'gUtcrcd bonds of $1.000 and $10,000. In-
crest on new prior Hen bonds Issued for
ircecnt general first mortgage bonds will
itart from July 1 , 1SDO , and will bo paid
luarterly. Interest on all other bonds will
tart from January 1 , 1897 , payable on or
leforo completion of the reorganization ,
The present general first mortgage bonds
nature In 1921 , but redeemable by com-
misery drawings at any time at 110 per
ent from the proceeds of land Bales or the
Ixcd annual contribution by the company
o the sinking fund. In eome years these
coemptions have required , it In explained ,
argo contributions from the operating de
triment , oven to the extent of the entire
innual Interest on about $19,000,000 ut p.'lor
ten bonds , as now proposed , A conversion
in the basis set forth , It is also expected ,
vlll relieve the holders of general mortgage
iond3 from these calls for redemptions , as
veil as the company , from the sinking
und requirements. The general first mart-
pigo bonds now outstanding are at the rate
if about $20,446 per mile. The proposed
irlor Hen bonds , Including those reserved
or the St. Paul & Northern Pacific bonds ,
vlll amount to about $22,310 per mile , It Is
istlmated that on tha prior Hen bonds the
innual fixed charge * will amount to $935
ier mile , as compared with $1,618 under
ire-vlous arrangements. A vyndlcato ot J15-
000.000 h 8 been formed to prorlrte thflf
amount * of cn h tttlmated n neccwnry to
carry out the Icrtn * of the plan ot reorRtinl *
jnllon , to furnish the new company with
cash norklng capital. an < 1 with n sum cntl
runted nt $5.000,000 for early u o In better
ment nnd enlargement ot Itf property.
It. * O. liv"VKlTY 7jOOI > SIIAI'13 ,
Cnu Uo Ili-nrKniilxcil AVIIlioni MncK
IHIMciiKr .Homo Think.
BAL-TIMOHB , March 1C. It Is stated upon
good authority that Hie reorganization ot thd
Ualtlmoro & Ohio railroad company , can bo
effected without any assessment upon ths
common stock , and that n plan with this
result In view Is under consideration , and
will be submitted within n few days , to one
or both of HID committee * * having the matter
In charge. The plan is nn elaborate one. Its
main feature being n reduction In the operat
ing expenses nnd the ultimate flo.itltig ot
new securities to provide for ttie fioallnc
debt , and to take up such receiver's certifi
cates as must be Issued bcforo my reor
ganization is effected. The reduction In
expenses If such n plan Is adopted will bo
brought nbout by tha consolidation ot all the
present auxiliary systems In one body , hav
ing headquarters In Daltlmorc , nnd having
but ono scries of departmental heads. This
would Involve the abolition of the present
executive departments of the Daltlmore &
Ohio Southwestern nnd the Plttsbtirg &
Western. A general dealing down ol
rentals wherever practicable would also
bo effected , and these economics , to
gether with the anticipated Increase
In the earning capacity ot the several
systems to bo brought about by Increased
facilities for handling tralllo would , It la
thought , put the company In a position to
float junior securities In sufficient volume-
cancel the floating debt ami provide for the
receiver's certificates. The promoters of
the rcheme realize that there Is little or no
chance to do anything ot the kind at his
time , but they assert that there Is sure
to be so great an Increase In ( tie gross
earnings ot the system from this time for
ward that by the time Hie details of the plan ,
nre perfected and ready for publication publlo
confidence , both here and In Europe will have
been restored to nn extent \\hlch will admit
of the flouting ot the proposed junior BO-
curltlea * In this connection It Is also rtatcd
that the Baltimore committee recently or
ganized to look after the Interests of local
Mcurlty holders , \\lll make n determlnoJ ctV
fort to have the books of the compcity over
hauled by nn export \\lth a view of learning
the exact condition of the property and ot
ascertaining what has become ot the col
lateral which wan thought to have been la
the company's strong box up to within A
week of the final collapse.
icxunsox HAS TIIK AVRI.IJ so FAH.
One of I'oHMlIilc CoiiiilloiitloiiM Unilcr
Soutli DiiKofn Ai i'Nlnii IMV.
CIIAMDEnLAIN , S. D. , March 1C. ( Spe
cial. ) The county recently completed un arte
sian well on the farm of Martin Knudsen in
Torrey Lake township. In accordance with
Instructions from the Doard of County Com
missioners , County Judge Drury called upon
Knudsen for the purpose of procuring a deed
to the site of the well. It has been cuo-
tomary where the county located n county
artesian welt on land belonging to private
parties , for the parties to deed the site to
the county. But this Kmulron refuses to do ,
claiming that the law under which the well
was bunk was declared Invalid by Judge
Haney , now of the state supreme court , and
maintaining that he does not consider him
self obliged to deed the silo to the county.
It haa not yet been decided what action the
county will take In the matter. In the mean
time KnuiUon , who professes to bo greatly
elated over what he terms the liberality of th *
county in sinking the well for him , an
nounces that he proposes to irrigate his farm
the coming season with water from the
well.
P. 0. Group Partly Snlil.
HOT SPIIINGS , S. D. , March 1C. ( Spe
cial. ) Ilodney Owen Hu3ll , n young Eng
lish capllaH t , who Is largely "Interested in
Colorado mining property , has purchased of
F. H. Griffith , an old resident of the central
Hills , a one-third interest in the F. G. group ,
situated about four miles from Redfern , on
the B. & M. , paying therefor $10,000. Ho
has also bonded the other two-thirds for
$20,000 , and purchased a one-third Interest
In the Little Buzzard group. Mr. Russell
has arrived here from an extended tour of In
spection through the Hills , In company with
an EngllsAi mining expert , enroute to Eng
land after his family. Ho expects to return
In a few weeks and locate permanently In
the Hills.
Short Man , a Sioux Indian , arrested a day ,
or two since , on the reservation for the lar
ceny of n cow and two calves , was brought
In this morning by Deputy Marshal Walters
mil had a preliminary examination before
Commission Walter Anderson. He was bound
aver to United States court In the sum of
f300.
f300.We
We wish to state to our patrons that Qna
Mlnnto Cough Cure Is a safe and reliable
remedy for chidren ; troubled with croup ,
colds , hoarseness and lung troubles. It la
pleasant to fake and quickly cures.
lly iMircIiaNlnnr Koatlu miiilc lit tlio fol-
lutrliiR NcliriiHkit fuctorlco. If yea
rniinot fliul rrhnt Vfiu ivniit cammuiit-
'n e ivltli t.ic iiiniiiifiiodircrM IK to
ivlmt ilcalerH Iiuiiillc tliclr goculn.
TW iiVK.
Mtnufacturcrs of ull kinds of cottnn r.J bur-
ap bags , cotton flour tacks und twine a ipea >
ally. 614-616-618 8. llth SI. _ _
OMAHA 1WEVVING ASS'N.
Car load shipments made In our own refrlg-
rntor cars , lllue Ribbon , Ellto Export. Vienna
Ixport , and Family Ilipoit , delivered to all parti
t city.
FLQUIt.
S. F. ( JILMAN.
Manufacturer of Gold Medal Flour.
: . B. Black. Manager. Omaha.
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Manufacturer * of Architectural Iron Work.
leneral Foundry , Machine and lilackimtth Work.
Engineer * and Contractor * for Fire Proof
luildlngi. Office und wotki : U , P. Ry. ana
io. 17th ttrtet , Omaha.
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