T
THE OMAHA DAILY BBEt-VTUBSDAY - , MAttCII 0 , 1807.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Pacific European News Dominates the Chicago
cage Grain Market.
WHEAT CLOSES AT A ONE CEriT DECLINE
Corn IN SiirprixliiKly Slronw , tint UN
I'rlcc IH UiirliliiiKCiI Outs )
nnil I'ruvlxloiiH Arc
I < otvcr.
CHICAGO , March 8. Wheat wns almost
entirely dominated by the more paclllc
Kuropcnn political news nnd closed nt Ic
decline. Small world's shipments were
ngaln Indicated , but traders paid little at
tention to the fact. Corn wns surprisingly
Rtrong most of tlio session , but closed nt
unchanged figures. Oats closed a shade
lower nnd provisions closed nt declines
ranging from 2'c to 754c. I
Wheat opened wcnlt , transactions In May
being nt from tuftc to 7Bict or from % c
to He below the closing price of
Saturday. In the face of tlio confident pre
dictions that war , enveloping all Europe In
Its bloody folds , was Inevitable , tlio aspect
of affairs this morning was surprisingly
peaceful. English consols were up Seven-
sixteenths of 1 per cent since Saturday
nnd thill was the chief reason for the do-
cllno ut which wheat started , Before the
{ session had progressed very far there wns
nn unexpected nnd very material rise In
corn , which caused wheat to respond sym
pathetically. May getting to from 75'io to
7C , or to within " 40 of Saturday's closing
value. That was the highest point' It
touched , and then commenced a decline ,
which by 11:15 : o'clock had reduced the
price to 7lc. Statistically the news was
qtilto as bullish as any one had expected.
* l no decrease In the amount on ocean
p.-iHsago wan 1,000,000 bu. und the visible
supply decreased over 1,000,000 bu. The
world's shipments last week were again
Bunsatloimlly light , only 2,811,000 bu. ,
ngalnnt 2CG,000 ! bu. a week ago and G.Gil-
ooo bu. it year ago. The Kngllsh visible
decteased 773,000 bu. last week. Minneapolis
und Dultlth receipts were only 231 cars ,
against 3GO n week IIRO and 418 cars last
year. The falling off was attributed to
the severe storms In the northwest. To
thu early advance of 7-11 ! In consols was
added n further rise of 9-1G later In the
forenoon , making the day's gain 1 per cent.
The latter advance came In about the
natno time as Thoman's report of wheat
In farmers' hands , which was very bear
ish. It as thai combination of Thomnn
nnd Kutopean peace , but chilly the latter ,
which started Ihu price down after Its first
rally and kept It dragging to the end.
May got down to 74-ic ) about half an hour
from the close , but the taking of 147,006
bu. of wheat hero for shipment , with 25
boatloads at New York for export , caused
u reaction to from 75c to 7jc ! , , at which
the market closed. '
Corn started with , n rush , making n i < _ _
advance , while wheat wns hurrying In the
opposite direction. Shorts were active buy
ers on the poor Inspection and the un
favorable weather , and the market was
very lively for n tlmo. The continued
weakness of wheat had Its effect ultimately
tuid all the advance was lost. Clearances
were light , 320,000 bu. May opened % c
lower at 24'ic , advanced to 25V&C , and re
acted to 24c , where It closed.
There wns n good , lively trade In oats ,
the market Jogging along after corn. Karly
In the day there was a good short demand ,
und this , coupled with sympathy with
corn caused a good advance. Trade
dropped off later In the day and prices
followed corn to the downward path , clos
ing at n slight decline. May opened a
shade lower tit from 17dc to 17',4c , ad
vanced to ISc nnd reacted to from 17o to
17'/c , where It closed.
I'rovlHlons were fairly active. Prices
went up sharply after a substantially un
changed opening on the buying of a good
' line of pork. With this out of the way prices
declined as fast as they had advanced
The market was quiet but steady for the
rest of the session. At the close May pork
was about 7'e lower at $8.30 , May Inrd
Co lower nt $4.15 and May ribs about Cc
lower at $4.40.
Estimated receipts for Tuesday. Wheat ,
SO cars ; corn , 350 cars ; oats , 415 cars ; hogs ,
23,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles. | Open. High. I Low. | Close. ISafd'y ,
Wheat-
Marcli , HU 74 75
May. . . 75M-70
July. . . T'-'M'-JJl 73M 72K
Sept. . . 7UI .011)1 70
Corn-
March. 23M
May. . . . 244 25M 24K
July. . . . 2I5M SCH 25M
Sept. . . 27H liUJi 20H-137 27
Oats-
Mnrch. 10 15
May. . . . 17M 18 17H 17M3K 17 > .
July. . . . 18KQH 1BH ISWOJHi
Pork-
Mny. . . . 8 nn 8 4lt 8 27 8 35 B 37 H
July. . . 8 47M H & 7H U 40 B 45 847
Lanl
Mny. . . . 4 17H 4 22M 4 15 4 10 4 20
July. . . 4 U7H 4 3UH 425 4 25 4 30
May. . . . 410 4 40 4 35 4 37H 4 40
_ uly. . . 4 CO 4 MH 4 42K 4 45 4 60
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
KI.OUH Dull : winter pnlcntu , I3.40jr4.80 ;
ItralKhts , J4.0084.20 ; 'spring specials , J4.40 ; spring
patents , J4.0004.20 ; Btralshts , (3.4003.70 ; bakers
I3.00JI3.40.
WHEAT No. 2 spring ; 74c ; No. 2 red , S4JJ
85V4c.
COHN No. 2 , 23HJT23Kc. !
OATS-No. 2 , ICWlOHc ; No. 2 white , 10J4c ;
, No. 3 white. I7 < mKc.
< * HYn No. 2 , 33 c.
HAIU..EY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 2J031Hc ; No.
4 , f. o. h. . 23IJ25C.
KIjAXHKHD No. 1 , 77'J7aVic. ' $
TIMOTHY HEED-1'rlme , 12.7002.75.
I'HOVIHIONS Mess porlc. per hhl , , J8.25CS.30.
Iwinl , per 100 Ibs. , 54.0304.10. Short ribs sides
( loose ) . J4.25JT4.45. Dry failed shoulders ( boxed ) ,
J4 23R4.37J4Short clear sides ( boxed ) , J4.C00
I.C2Vi.
WHISKY Distiller * ' finished Roods , per gal. ,
RlJOAnS Cut loaf. J5.14 ; Rranulateil , fl.Cl.
The following were the receipts and shipments
today :
Cnnilltlnn of Trade mill Quotation * nn
.Slnplu nnil Pmify I'rinlucf.
EOO8 Ktcth gathered , 9e ! ,
UUTTIiR Common to fair , 7i08c ! ; choice to
fancy roll , 10l2c ; eepaiator creamery , 18o ; eath-
mil creamery , lie.
OAMi-illuo winged teal ducks , 11.75 ; green
wlHtr , ll.M ; redheads and mallards , $3.75 ; email
riibbU. , 40JJ'50c ' ; Jockn. Jl.0001.23 ; equlrrcl . COO
100 Cullu < 1'1 ' * . large , J0.oou7.0u ; mnall , J4.00U
7 - { ? cholcc.fnl' sn lo 12 ° " " . ° re quoted nt
TOitio ; large and coarse. 40Bc.
DIIKSHUD POUI.TKY-Chlckcni. 6CG
c : tur-
kciyfi.clfifVlS"si ! ! { ri > "e7W ! > 0 ! Uuck . Misc.
iMnrnvd"- " " " 6C5lic ! cock * ' " "
Wunuli ' * ' 7iO90c ! UeuJ I'lB" " * " ° t
IIAY-Uplanil , J4.M ; mldlnnd. J3.50 ; lowland ,
t.n'J'SJ1,11 ' ! ! " ! ' " ? . flor.makes the price en
llltOOM COIlN-Kxtremely alow sale ; new
crop . , delivered on track In country ; choice preen
seir.worklnR carpet , per It. . . 20Hc : choice Breen ,
runnlnu to hurl , T21lc ; common , l c.
.
I'lK I'MNT-Per Uoi. . coc.
. i'OTATOKB-Fancy Illinois , per bbl. ,
, ,
ONIONS-Oowl itock. per bbl. , 13.00 ,
1JMA IIHANS-per IK. 4e.
HliAKH-Ilanil picked navy , per bu. , 11.1001,20.
CAHHAOK-Kancy stock , per ICO Ibs. , J2.00.
SK-EIU 1Vr llox5 ° ! funcy. lurge. 45c.
I'OrATOES-Ooo.1 nntlvu stock , per bu. , JOc.
KHU1TS.
MAI.AOA ailAPES-I'erlieg. } 7 ,
.
AI'PIl-.S-Kiira fancy , large , JJ.25n.M.
CAI.ITOIINIA PBAIlS-Prr I.OX. . JI.75.
THOPJCAI. KIIUITS.
OnANOUS-CallfornIa navals , 150s to 100s , JJ.TS ;
lar e slies. J3.SSa3.CO : fceedllnus. JZ.23ez.GO.
II-.MON8-Me lnas , J3.S5UJ.W ; choice Cnllfor-
nlu. IZ.7S ; fancy , J3.
UANANAS Choice , | nra stock per burch , 12.00
! .Z5 ; medlum-iUeil hunchrs. J1.W02.00.
MI.SCKI.LANKOUS.
NUTH-A1moml . Callfurrila. per Ib. . large
( lie. 13c ; Ilraslls , per Ib. . 10c ; Kngllth waU
nuts , per Ib. . fancy , soft shell. IZClSiic ; stand.
ards. IWllci niberti. i > er ib. . luc ; pecans , pol-
liheil. large. SOlOci jumuo , UUlto ; large hick
ory nuts JI.E. per bu. ; cocoanuts , 4Ho each ,
FIQS Imported fancy 4 crown , SO-lb. boxes ,
12c ; 5 crown , 50-lb. boxes , 14Q15C ,
HONBY Choice. UO14c.
CIIl < : il Clarlnei ) Juice , per halt bbl. , JJ.M ; per
bbl. . JI. ( 0'4.S
MAI'l.i ; BVltt'P Five gal. cans , each , JtSOi
K l. cans , pure , per Oct. . 1J ; lialful. . cam ,
je.Z5 ; quart can * , JUO.
HIDES , TALIjOW. ETC.
. HIDES-No. I nrrm hides , . Cc ; No. I green
hide * , las No. 1 green lalted hldrs. 7Hc ; No. X
preen tailed hides , ( Vic ; No. 1 veal calf , 1 to IX
) bi. , Jci No. t veal calf , t to U IU. , 4o ; No. 1
dry nint hides , SOlOr : Nn. 2 rtry ninl hides ,
f/ ! > o ; No. 1 dry ralteif hides , ( ( { IK- ; part cured
hide * . ' 40 per Ih. le * than fully cured.
SIIKKI1 I'KLT.1 nrren ealte.1. each. JSCCo
KTttn tnltcd , ( ( hearings ohort trooted early
skins ) , each , ISc ; ilry rhearlnirs ( short n-ooled
enrly fkln. ) . No. 1 , each , EC ; dry flint , Kansas
nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , nc-
tunl weleht , < ffoc ; ilry ( lint , Knntns and Ne-
hrnfkn Murrain wool pelts , per Ib , , actual
welsht , J(74c ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per Ib , , actual weight , 4@5c ; dry flint
Colorado Murrain wool pelts , per Ib , , actual
weight. ? 04c ; feet cut off , as It Is useless to
pay freight on them.
TALLOW ANI > OHBASB-Tnllow , No. 1. 2y4c ;
tallow , No. 2 , 2e ; grenfe , white A , 3c ; grease ,
white n. tc ; grease , yellow , 2e ; grease , dark ,
l ic ; old butter , 2 2Hc ; beeswax , prime , U022c ;
\VOOI-UnVns'hci11 flnc heavy , 607e ! flne light ,
8O9C ! titinrtcrblood , 100I2C' seedy , burry nmi
chKfty , S09C ! eotted and broken coarse , 700e ;
rotted ami broken , fine , C@8c. Heece washed
medium , ISQlSc ; nne , 14flCc ; tub washed , l6RI8c :
blnek , fc : bucks , Gc ; tag locks , 203e ; dead
' "
"llONES In car lots. velghed and delivered In
Chicago ! Wry Hulfnio , per ton , JI2.00ai4.CO ; dry
country , blenched , per ton , llO.OOfflZW ; ilry coun
try. damp and meaty , per ton , J6.00H8.00.
STOCKS AMJ IIO.MJS.
Tolmcco Conuinny Tnkm n Spurt In
tlic Innt Ilonr'M TrntlliiK.
NEW YOHK , March 8. The mt t notable
features of today's market was the sudden ac
tivity In the shares of the Tobacco company In
the last hour's trading. The stock had been In-
fluenccd by the depression existing In other
shares after the opening , nnd had fallen n point ,
but nbout delivery hour a heavy buying move
ment developed for the stock nnd It quickly
regained the low and more , rising 2T4 points to
77 4. The fraction wns lost In n reaction. There
was R report that the New Jersey suit to annul
the charter of the company had been decided In
the company's favor. A rumor originating nl
Albany was also In circulation that the forth
coming report of the legislative trust Investigat
ing committee did not contain anything that
would threaten harm to the companies. U wns
believed by some , also , that Inuldc Interests were
giving the shorts n. squeeze In return for some
successful efforts recently to depreciate the value
of the stock. There were 27,000 'shares dealt In ,
which was almost twice the number of nny other
one stock , The general conilltlonii all seemed
favorable for n buoyant market throughout. The
tone Imparted to the opening by the Ixmdon
market was distinctly favorable , Americans be
ing higher there , and there was buying for
London account here during the day. Louis
ville & Nashville , which has been notably depressed -
pressed recently , In sympathy with the 1-omlon
market , gained 114 per cent. New York Cen
tral continued Its strong showing on the state
ment of fr'cbruary grom earnings , which were
J301,4CO. the largest since 1652. Omaha nlso
was up 1V4 per cent. Them was n cessation of
the special activity In the Vnndcrbllt shares ,
however , which marked the dealings of last
week. The granger * showed strength nnd good
riulstlng power to the later depression In the
market , being aided by good commlFSlon house
buying , and by the report of an Increase In
the castbound freight tonnage. The depression
was brought nbout by the special weakness
shown by Manhattan. Much doubt was felt
ns to the nctlon to be taken by the directors at
their meeting tomorrow on the dividend rate.
The price dropped 2 i per cent to E-l',4 , und rallied
only feebly. New Jersey Central wa'i also sold
on the recent published statements of the earn
ings of Its subsidiary coal company. The price
fell oft S per cent. Sugar nlso manifested
signs of depression , due to doubts as to the
amount of protection which would be accorded
to refined uugar under the new tariff. There
was also n fall In the price of Sugar Itself.
The general list responded to the Influence of
there slocks , though not In nny marked degree.
New Jersey Central rallied In tlic afternoon Hi
per cent , carrying with It other coalers. The
proceedings during a part of the day were In
tensely dull , the fluctuations In values being
extremely narrow. The buying of Tobacco shaiu
Imparted strength to the whole market , BO that
the close was strong and sharp gains were
shown In the railway shares.
Dullness was the chief characteristic of the
bond market , but flrmnetu wns generally appar
ent on narrow fluctuations. Governments were
neglected , but generally llrm. Silver certificates
were dealt In nt slight concessions after long
neglect.
The Evening Post's London financial cable
gram snys : "Nothing Is doing In the stocl ;
markets pending Greece's definite reply to the
powem. nnd the course of prices merely rellects
local opinion on the situation. That this , at
the moment , Is favorable , may be gathered from
the rise of IH per cent In consols ami the mate
rial gains In all the leading securities. Turkish
securities were especially good. "Although , of
COUI-FC , politics are the theme of the hour , It
must not be uupposed that the markets bear even
the slightest fcmbloncc to a panld. llrlelly
put , London has made up Its mind that the
powers want peace , Germany Is supposed to be
the only power really wishing to apply Imme
diate nnd excessive coercion to Greece. Japan
continues In absorb nil the arrivals of gold other
than eovire'gni. Silver Is dcmcm Izad by Japan's
abandonment of the silver standard. llrazlls
were exceptionally Hat on unfavorable reports of
that country's finances , and on the further fall
In exchange. The Ilerlln market was steady.
The Paris bourse was better , the settlements hav
ing only forced one failure. "
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
today :
AlcnlHon 117 * Ontario &W "
Adams Kx 148 Oroffou Nav il"
Alton. TII Cll O. S. L. .t U. N. . . . . 14
Am , ExpreHs 111 Pacific Mall till
llaltlmoru Si Ohio. 13 Peorla. Doc. Js E .
Cnnadn Pacific. . . . 63 Plttabiirt-
Canada Southern. . 4I1M Pullman Palace. . . lull
Central Paeillc. . . . 10M Kuncllnir
Clics. J ; Olilo 17U R. G. W
Chicago At Alton , . 100 ( lo pfd 3RMi
C. Ii. AQ 7l ( flock Inland
Chicago Gas 77 St. Paul
Consolidated Gas. 1B3 do pfil
C , . C. . C. A St. L. . . 58H St. P.iul , t Omaha.
Colo. Coal , t Iron. . St. P. & O. pfil 130.4
Cotton Oil Cert. . , . Southern Pacltlc. . u
Delaware , t IIiul. . 10SH Susrarlloflnery. . . . 11 UK
Del. . Lack. AW. . . isa Ten n. Coat , t Iron. 2 U
I ) . &U. O. nfd 40 Texas Pacific OK
East Tcnn 14 Tol. & O. Con. pfil. CO
Erie S3Js Union Pacific !
Erlopfd M U.S. Exprcsi an
Kort Warno 103 W. St. L. .t Pie. ; . . . anUM
O. Northern pfd. . 120 W. St. L. A P. pfil. . 11
C. A.E. I. pfd US4H Wells Parzo Ex. . .
Hocklne valluv. . . 4H Western Union. . . .
Illinois Central. . . 02l Wheeling A I * . E. .
St , P. ADulutli. . . . IH dopfil OH
K.&T.pfU 30 Minn. A St. Louis. 18
LaUoKrlo.tWuat. 10 Den. All. O 1UH
dopfd ( Sen. Electric
LakeShore Nal'l LlnsecU
Lead Trust COI. Fuel A1
LouIsvllluA N. . . . do tifil us
L..V N. A Tol. St. L. A K. O. . usnit
Mnnh.itt.in Con. . . . do nfU IBM
Memphis AC Southern
Michigan Central. U4 Southern pfd 27M
Mo. Pacific Touicco 77M
Mobllo&Ohlo Tobacco pfd iiir.h ,
Nashvlllo Clint. . . . HI ) Am. T. A O. Co. . . . M7
N. J. Central U3H C. C. Co 1111) )
N.A W. pfd Am. Sus.ir pfd. . . . 1IIIH
North Am. Co
Northern Pacific. . llubbcr , jjou
N. Pacific pfd 37M llnbber nfil 7-j
U. P. . I ) . &U Cotton Oil pfil co
Northwestern P. C. C. & St. L pfd 42
dopfd Am. Spirits 1314
N. V. Central Am. Spirits pfd. . . aiu :
N. Y. A N. E O. It .t NIn 4a
The total unles of stocks today were 143 7C1
Hlmres , Includlnt : the following ; : American To.
liacco , 27,4W , IlurllnBton , I4.CCO ; ChlciiKQ (3oi-
trust receipts , 3.CO ) ; I/iulsrllle & Nashville , B.DOJ-
Manhattan Consolidated , 14,782 ; New York Cen
tral. 2,400 ; lleadlnu. 4.000 ; St. Paul. 13.000 ; New
Jerrey Central , 12,300 ; silver certificates , 9,000.-
Yurie Mono > -
NEW YOIIK , March 8. MONEY ON -
Easy at l'/4fflK per cent ; last loan , lu per cent-
clcued nt IHJflVj per cent. '
hus
ami
4.1 14
Bit.vicit
HAH Hlf.VKH-63 ic.
MKXK'AN DOIOAH8-49 > ic.
STATK IIONDS Dull.
KAII.HOAI ) HONDS-Flrm.
closing quotations on bonds were as follows ;
cent : llmo loans. 2 > ( a4 per cent. CloMur prices
lor stocks , bonds and mlnlnr kh.irost
Sun KrnnclMco 311nlUK
SAN PIIANC1SCO. March 8.-Tno omclal closhiff
quotations for mtnlnr slocks to Jay were as fol
io WB !
AIM 4 80
AlphnCon. n .Tull.i 4
Andes. . . . , , . . 10. Kentucky Con 1
Belcher , ill ) Mexican. , , . 21) )
llcnt.V Dolchcr. . . . 7 Occidental Con. . . . 0
liodloCoi ) 23 Ophlr. , > 03
IlulwcrCon 11 Overman , . 0
Chnllono Con II ) Potosl , , , , , . 39
Chollar. 38 S.ivngo 33
Conllilcnca. . . 07 Sierra Nevada , . , . 28
Con.CM..VVn Ill Oliver Hill 1
Con , Imperial. . , . . ICO Union Con. , , ' 30
Kxchpoucr. . . . . . . . 18 Utah Con C
( ionlcl ACurrlo. . . . 2 YcllowJachct. . . . 28
Ornnil Prize 44
Silver bars , Olc : Mexican dollars. GlK < 3CUci
drafts , sight , loci ilraft.t , teleerraph , 10c.
Kliiaiiclnl Nutcn.
110STON , March 8. Clearings , } 11SS4.000 ; bal
ances , $1,1CCC08.
HALTIMORK , March 8. Clearings , l,990 , 5j
balances , KSO. C.
NEW YORK , March 8.-Clearlng8 , S3,703,781 ;
balances , J3S78,79C.
PHIIUULPIIIA , March S.-Clcarlrgs , JC.740-
033 ; balances , 11,0-12,773.
ST. LOUIS , March S.-Clearlngs , $2.479S70 ; hal-
nnccs , Jl.'u.r.SS. Jloncy , 51)7 ) per cent ; New York
exchange , 2. " > c discount bid ; par nfked.
CHICAGO , March S.-ClearltiBs. $13.261,000 : Ncxv
York exchange , Me discount ; foreign exchange ,
llrmi demand , J4.87U ; for sixty daju , | 4.i5J. !
I'lnuiioliil.
11KRI.IN , March 8. Kxchango on London , eight
days' sight , 20 nmrta ) 4\\l \ \ > tg.
I'AHIS , March 8. Three per cent rentes , 102f
BSc for the account ; exchange on London , 23f ISc
for checks.
IX3NUON , March 8. Clold Is quoted at lltienos
Ayres nt 210.10 ; Lisbon , 41 ; Rome , 10C.DO. Gold
eagles ore quoted today nt "Cs EUd. The amount
of bullion Eor.o Into the UanU of Ungland on
balance today Is 45,000.
Lomloil Slol'U K
LONDON , March 8. Tlic stock exchange this
morning o | > cncd distinctly liuoynnt on the KC neral
opinion that the Cretan question will bu peace
fully settled. Improved prices were noted
throughout. Consols were up one-half point nnd
foreigners quickly rallied.
YOKIC GHMIIAL ; MAIUCIST.
diiotutloiiH of tbe ln y nu GviiurnI
CflllllllOllltlCN.
NEW YORK , March 8. KLOUR-Recclpts , 22-
700 this. ; exports , 10,413 bbls. ; quiet nnd easier
with the break In wheat ; Minnesota patents ,
II.23ff4.50 ; Minnesota bakers. J3.SOf3.fO ; winter
patents , J4.C004.M ; winter low grades , J2.GOfj >
2. 0. Southern Hour , quiet. Rye Hour , more
active.
DUCKWHEAT-Steady nt 3 > .
CORN MKAl Stcady ; yellow western , DSc.
RYU Klrmer ; No. 2 western , SSffSSUc.
llARLUY-CJiilet at 2Ciif27c.
UARLEY- MALT Pull ; es > tcrn , 435J52C.
WJI13AT Receipts , 5 MO bu. ; exports , 16,000 bu. ,
No. 1 hard , S7v4c. Options opened weak undet
Kuroi > ean political news , rallied on covering and
had crop news , but was finally weak , owing to
beurlth form reserve estimates and general un
loading ; closed lfilic net lower. No. 2 red ,
March , closed nt t2c ; May , SO a-lCQSlViiC , cl.itcd .
at fOc.
CORN Rceclpts , 123f2o bu. ; exports. 9,304 bu. |
spot Inactive ; No. 2 , 2S'.lc. Options opened
steady and advanced on bad weather news , latel
casing off on Thoman's teport , and closing un
changed to ' ,40 lower ; March closed at 2Sc ,
May , 301 { T30c , doted at SO'X.c <
OATS Receipts , 2I4.JOO bu. ; exports , SC.813 bu. ;
spot firmer ; No. 2 , 22UC. Options dull , hut fairly
steady , closing unchanged ; May , 21iij22c ,
closed at 22c.
HAY Steady ; shipping , tOiJMc ; good to choice ,
C71472i,4c.
HOPS Qufct ; ctnle , common to choice , 18DJ
crop , 3f,4c ' ; I f6 crop , 7QlI'/4c ; PaclHc coast ,
1895 crop , 355fcc ! ; 1S3G crop , SiilSc.
HIDES Held nrm ; Galveston , 23c ; Ruenos
Ayres , lS',4c ; Texas , 10 < fjlOHc ; California , ] Cc.
LEATHER Firm , hcmlcck co'.e , lluenos Ayres ,
-
11UTTER Steady ; western creamery , 1319ci
western factory. 7012c ; Elglns , 1'Jc ; Imitation
creamery , lOWlDc ; state dairy , 12ft ISc ; state
creamery , ISfflfc.
CHEESE-lJiilct ; large , 0 { 12',4c : Email , S12'tc ' ;
part skims , CQ9c ; full skims , SfTtc.
EGGS Dull , state and Pennsylvania , 130134cl !
western , fresh , ll4c ! ; touthern , 12ffl2w.c.
PROVISIONS Reef , steady ; family , J'J.OOSTll.OO ,
extra mess. J7.SOf8.00 ; beef hams , $18.SOS19.00 ;
packet , J7.DOI&9.00 ; city , extra India mess , $13.50
ffllt.OO. Cut meats , llrm : pickled bellies , 4',45f '
J'/ic ; pickled shoulders , &Vic ; pickled hams , 8 > ; ( (
SVlc. Lard , steady ; refined , llrm. Poik , nrmj
mess , $ S.GOfi .00 ; short clear , J8.75fl0.25 ; 1'nmlly ,
5U.OOfflO.23. Tallow , tteady ; city , 34c ; country.
3'ic.OILS '
OILS Petroleum , ncmlnnl ; refined , $0.30 ; Penn
sylvania , crude , steady ; April , Olc. Rosin , dull ;
strained , common to good , J1.70. Turpentine , dull
at 30030iic. Cottonseed , dull ; prime crude , 20i/t
rOV4c ; prime crude , f. o. b. , ICVic ; prime summer
yellow , 23i c ; butter grades , 2C'/4ff27c , prl nc
white. 26&c.
Rlt'E hteady : STiOCHc ; Japan , 4'4Vic. ' .
MOLABSES Quiet : New Orleans , open kettle ,
good to choice , 22ff30c.
MKTALS PlB Iron , dull ; southern , 10.20O12.00 ,
northern $10.Wffl2.50. ) Copper , fcteady ; lake brok
ers , Jll.CO : exchange , 111.90012.00. Tin , dull ;
etralts , J13.30i"f3.45 ! ; plates , dull. Speller , nrm ;
lomcstlc , } 4.10ff4.15. Lead , strongly helj ; brok
ers quote round lots at { 3.03. while the inctn ;
exchange calls the market $3.42tiff3.45.
Collot * MnrkvlH.
NE\V YORK , March 8.-COKFEE-Optlons
opened steady nt from 5 to 10 points ( Ucllne ,
following unfavorable European caliles , and fur
ther declined & points under local disappointing
cables ; European and local IIOUFCS ? cld ; closed
steady at from 10 to 15 points net decline ; sale * .
23,000 bags , Including March , J8.iOG8.tiO ; May.
JS.HOJJ8.S6 ; Augutt $8.f68.90. ? Spot coltee , Rio ,
weak ; No. 7 , 1D.50 ; Invoice , J10 , Jobbing- . Mild ,
weak ; Cordova , Jir..COfflC.7S. Total worehoufc de
liveries from the United States. 9.3CS l > ag . In
cluding 7,632 hags from New York ; Now York
stock today , t > 25GS8 bags ; United States stock ,
337,821 bugs ; afloat for the United States , SSC.Wo
hags ; total visible for the United States , 743,821
bags against 484,170 bags last year.
SANTOS. March S. COFKEE-Qulct : good av
erage Santos , 11,000 rels ; receipts , ll.CM ) bags- ,
stock , 423,000 bags. Weekly report : Coffee ,
quiet ; good average , per 10 kilos , 11,000 rels ;
receipts during the week , C2.COO baga ; ship
ments tu the United States , none ; stock , 423.0CU
16. ? ? March S.-COITBE-Wcnk : No. 7. 10,000
rels ; receipts , 13,000 bugs ; cleared for Kurope ,
3.0CO bags , Block , 273,00 hngp. Weekly repoil ;
Coffee , weak ; exchange standard , 10,100 reli
receipts during the week , 18,000 hags ; i-hlp-
ments to the United Stales , 29,000 bags ; Block.
273. ( ' 00 hags.
HAVRE , March 8. COFFEB Closed , easy nl
a nut loss of from U to I'.jf ' : sales , 21,000 bugs.
HAM1IURG. March S.COPKKBej4 pfg.
lower ; sales , 7,000 bags ,
Llvorpodl C nil n anil I'rovlNluiiN.
LIVERPOOL , March 8. WHEAT . | * > t , llrm ;
demand , poor ; No. 2 red , winter , nothing quoted ;
No. 2 red , spring. C 4d ; No , 1 hard , Manitoba ,
nothing quoted ; No , 1 California. Us 7d. Future' )
opened quiet with near and dlstar.t positions
unchanged ; closed steady , with near and ilUiaiu
positions Hd lower ; hUflneFn about equally ille-
trlhuted ; March , Cs. 3Vid ; May , Cs &d ; July ,
Cs 47M.
CORN Spot , llrm ; American mixed , 2 > j C-id. )
Futures opened quiet and _ rlotcd with near and
distant positions unchanged ; buttress equally
distributed : March 2 C'id ; April , 2s 7U lj May ,
2s 6'/il ' ; June , 2s S id ; July , 2j lijiil.
FIX ) UR Firm ; demanil , poor ; St , Ixiuls fancy
winter , tu Cd.
PROVISIONS Hacon. firm ; demand , fair ; Cum.
herlaml cut. 28 to 3D It ) " . . KB ; short rllw , 20 to
24 His. , 26s C < 1 ; long clear , light , 33 to 38 ! ls. , 2Cs ;
lontr clear , heavy 4 Oto 43 Ilis. , 23s ; short clear
bucks , light , 18 Ilis. , KB ; nhort clear mlildlcs ,
Uea\- > " , 4. > to CO lux , , 244 Cd ; clear hellles , 14 to'
1C lus. . 20n , Shoulder * , square , 12 to 18 Ihu. ,
24s. Hams ; short cut. 14 tu 1C lljs. , 40 * Cd. Tal
low , 'tine North American , 10s 2d. Reef , extra
India inees , CSs 9.1 ; prime intex , 48 M. Pork ,
prime mem , Una wcMerr , 4C ; medium western ,
40 , Uinl , quiet ; pi line western , Slu Cd ; relined -
lined , In palls , 23a ,
CHEESE Steady ; demand poor ; ( Incut Amer
ican , white and colored ( September ) , C7s.
RUTTER-Flneet United States , 90 ; good. 65s.
OILS Ltneecd , 15s Cd. Petroleum , refined ,
Gtt l.REFRIGERATOR
REFRIGERATOR REEF Forcquarters , 4d ;
lilndquarterv. 3Hd.
HOPS At London ( Paclllc coast ) , rj i : ,
KIIIINIIH CIO * -MurkotH ,
KANSAS CITY. March 8.-WIIBAT-Dull ; bids
la to 3c lower ; No. 2 hard , 7t1761ic ; No. 3 , 710
74c ; No. 4 , CliiCSc : No. 2 ted. S2c ; Nn : 3. 8C8SSC ,
No. 4 , nominally , 7C < rf7 c ; No , 2 coring , nominally.
75 7kc ; Nfl. 8. 71 73c.
CORN Firm , ullghtly higher , but slow ; No. 2
mixed. 17c.
OATH Quiet and tteady ; No. 2 white , 1SO20C.
RYK No. 2 , JOr ,
HAY-Steady ; choice timothy , JS.WCS.CO ; choice
piolrle. J5.00 | D-DO.
IlUTTER-Steadyj creamery , ICiJKc ; dairy , 10&
13c.
13c.EGGBAbout steady at EUc.
Ne\v Yurk Dry CiinilM lliirlcul.
NiW YORK. Muich S. Any p r on.il dnn.-n-l |
u rather imuular , thouKl1 oomllini'jlc ' libi-l-
IIIM > rvfculted In romc Inatnncea. The. order re.
quiet , however , vva * very full , nnd In onie In-
itancui called for good quantltlei of speelaltles
largely adapted to the cutting trade. Muny
good * are going forward on orderi , and at a
whole , very much more buflnem U In motion
than U conceded by purchutcm or Indlcutcd by
appearance * . Trlnt clothi quiet at I 9-lCc ,
Hun FriinvUco Wlifiit ( liiuliitltiim.
SAN FRANCISCO. March * . WHEAT-Inac-
live ; DecemUr , I1.17H ; May ,
OMAHA LIVE'STOCK MARKET
Receipts for the Day/Mnch Lighter Than
WerojExpeclou1 ,
STRENGTH OF TJIt'VRADE IS UNTESTED
Suppllcn Tno Mi/nliVr to Ilrlnpr Ont Hi
l-'nll lliiyfiiK . , Force I'rlec *
( iciiernlljStrotiK lo
IliRlicr.
SOUTH OMAHA/'Mn.rch ' S.-nccclpts fo
the days Indicated wcroi
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses
March 8 531 1.351 3.S21 *
March 6 , 770 2.05 . . <
March 6 , . . . , 1,818 3,492 3,703
March 4 ? , 2 6,753 2,770
March 3. . . . . 1,610' ' 6,199 2,273
March 2 3,339 6,914 2,144
March 1 1,727 2,001 6,367
February 27 S53 6,441 1,283
February 28 -1,601' 6,231 1.576
February 25 2.SIO 6,146 3,053
February 24 2,692 , 6.G51 3,810
February 23 3,022 6,223 3,055
February 22 1,747 2.MK ) 3.502 6
The ofllclnl number of cars of fltocl
brought In today by each road wns :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's
C. , M. & St. V. lly. . . . . , . 1
Mo. Paclllc Hy > 1 2
Union 1'nclflc System.9 5 14 .
F. , 13. & M. V. H. lit. . 6 S
S. C. & 1' . Hy 1
C. , St. P. , M. oi O. Ry. 1 2 . .
U. & . M. n. H 8 G
C. , H. & Q. Hy 1 . . .
C. , H. I. & P. Hy. , 13. . !
C. . H. I. & 1' . Hy. , W. . . . _ . . 2 i
*
Total receipts 32 20 18
The disposition o ( the day's receipts wi
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
bcr of head Indicated ,
Uuycrs. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
OinaMa Packing Co , . ijj . . .
The G. H. Hammond Co. . . 112 .3S 12
Swift and\ Company i 119 .
The Ctidnhy Packing Co. . . 211 . . . . 1
I1. 1) . Armour , Chicago. . . . . . . 4"
11. llceker nnd Degan 227
J. U Carey 33
Kn-bbs & Co \ 33
Swift , country , . . .
Other buyers , ' "
Total ; . . . ' < . . . . SG7 1,312 , 2.G2
CATTIAJ-SuppUes , thirty-two cars , Ilk-
Saturday , were too small to test th
market's condition or to call out the ful
buying strength of the market. Wlill
there was nothing .really good In sight , th <
'big end of the rdcelpts were beef cattli
nnd with little quotable change In marUc
conditions the pens were cleared In gooi
t < ° " '
Tn 'killors wanted cattle this morning
nnd , with enough of a supply to cnabli
them to 1111 their orders , would have oner
tiled freely , but there -was the usual quiet
ness attendant upon very -light receipts
iilthough fully steady prices were paid
and a better showing of desirable dressct
beef grades would have called out shari
competition. The undertonei was llrm am
practically nothing was unsold by 10 o clock
With nothing fancy or choice on sale , prlco >
ranged from $3.noii3.S3 for common to ordl
nary kinds to JJ.lUifUO for the bette :
Cows' and heifers were steady to strong
nnd the four or tlvb loads here change-
hands In good season. Sellers all askc.
stronger prices localise of the small supply
while buyers bid Saturday's prices , bu
raised their hands , a trllle on the bes
offerings. Hulls , stagK , etc. , were In fai
request at unchi\nge prices and veals soli
"There was no chntigo In the stacker nnc
feeder market ufrom last week's close
Krush supplies were-small and the spectt
latlvc demand A' JIt't'le better , .because o
Its being' the 'commencement of"'a nev
\\ccU. but Ihern wits no Improvement ii
values. There wftjs ajmoderatc inquiry fron
the country nild'a fitlr.'volume of buslnes
was transactedIfeprdsentutlve sales :
IIEUF STEEUS.
No. AvI Pr. Nil. A'v. ' I'r. No. Av. Pr.
1..1340 $ J 25 W1..1273 J3 S3 11. . . .12M Jl 10
1..I240 3 f.O 20..1140 3 5 22..iCG 4 15
10..110.1' 3 10 13..1. SI'S , 3 80 10..1200 4 30
9..1010 3 ! > 0 < a.Jt.lNO ,4(0 20..1.13S3 4 SO
4. . . . S75 SU } ' ! lB.-.il3r.3 400 . : i ,
' * " co\Vs.- ' ' " ' " '
1. . . . S70 1 75 1..J.1COO 2 GO I..i010 3 (0
1. . . . KO 2 CO 1.-.11IO 2 C3 l.-100a ' ' 3 10
1. . 1200 215 1. . . . 040 2 G3 1..I210 310
1..1070 240 1..12IO 275 71. . . . SSG. 3 10
2..101X ) 241) ) 1.-.1220 2 10 ' 2..1270 310
1. . . . 'M 2 45 4..102.- 80 1..10-10 3 13
' 1 . . EDO 2 SO 3..M2SO 2 93 29..1053 3 13
1. . . . t20 250 2..1331 2W 3..1240 315
J. . . . 5 2 M 1..M240 300 3..10SO 330
3..1033 2 CO.
HEIPEIIS. '
1. . , . COO 230 1. . . . S30 3151..830 325
7. . . . 511 3 10 I. . . . 870 3 15 2.V ; . 515 3 30
1 . . . S90 3 10 5. . . . 508 3 15 2. . . . C20 3 S3
3. . . . 103 313 2. . . . 500 315 20. . . . S93 345
HUI.I-S.
1..10SO 223 1..1310 240 1..1G90 275
1..10SO- 35 1..1370 2 CO 2..1733 2 S5
1..1C10 240 1..J.1700 2 CO 1..1270 280
STAGS. '
S..1217 300 2..1120 310 23..1330 340
CALVES.
I. . . . 303 3 13 5. . . . 34S 4 13 1. . . . 2PO 4 73
2. . . . S93 3 33 1. . . . 370 4 15 I. . . . 150 5 00
1. . . . 370 3 IK )
bTOCKEnS AND KEEDEIIS.
1. , . . COO 3 CO 8..1040 3 C5 2. . . . 720 3 00
1. . . . 7iO 323 5..1020 370 . . . . : , 390
1. . . . SCO 323 21. . . . UI'J 375 10. . . . 73S 3 SO
1. . . . 7UU 320 22. . . . 165 375 3..S73 3 10
5. . . . 00 3'30 4. . , . S32 373 24. . . . CIS 400
1..1050 333 27. . , . 023 3 f > 0 5U..S40 400
1. . . . ICO 350 1. . . . 720 3 0 1. . . . CIO 410
3. . . . tX 3 5 G. . . . 751 3 SO 2..510 410
10. . . . 7CI SCO 4. . . . ! )30 ) 3 fc3 11..413 415
1IOUS The run fell below even the ufual nmall
Monday supply , there' being only twenty loads
In , for which the recent advance nml ptromj
tendency of the market was mainly renponslhle.
The hogs were Rood , but not plenty enough to
arouse much competition from buyers , us they
could not fill orders of any blze.
On the KtrcnRth of favorable eastern advices
oper.lnir prices were strung to 6c higher , but the
loss of the advance nnd a. weak clo c at Chicago
weakened th" local trade buck to Saturday's
level , and the market closed barely steady , al
though everything solil , buyers generally figur
ing un liberal receipts and a lower market to
morrow. Nothing- told below $3.03 , and good
IlK'.it hn 'i reached (3,75 , with the bulk of the
sales , like Saturday , at J3.65ff3.70. A week ago
the range was $3.45 3.57' , , with $3.50 the leading
price. Heprerentatlve sitles :
No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Sh. I'r.
CO 312 40 $3 C3 11 300 , . . $3 C3
37 204 40 3 C3 10 2S3 . . . 3 CS
r,0 , 250 fO 3 C5 { C 307 40 3C7i,4
CI 237 . . . 3 C5 71 2S9 . . . 3 C71 *
21 278 M > 3C3 C7 253 . . . 370
71 225 . . . 3 C5 4S 210 W 370
. . . . . . . . , , , 3 Co 29 , .256 . . . 370
C4 315 . . . 3 P3 48 2F2 40 370
C7 'A3 40 3 C5 C4 2G8 . . . 3 70
14 2SO . . . 3 15 tO , . 210 . . . 3 75
72 , 27S . . . 3 C5 73 . . . -07 ' . . . 3 75
17 358 . . . 3 C5
1'IGS-ODDS AND ENDS.
1 200 . . , 325 4 355 . . . SCO
1 320 . . . 345 6 2SO . . . 3 C5
5 320 . . . 355 2 170 . . . 303
5 , , SSO tO 315. C 22S . . . 3 M
, , . . , , . . iO 300 5 2fcG . . . 305
HIIICIOI' T'c maiket waa liberally supplied ,
there helnK flatten.double decks on sule , he-
tildtu two direct , toCflaughterers , Uood mutton
grades ucic In active demand at steady to Btroni ;
prlcr , but dealers generally atked an advance , t.i
that trade was a little slow , Itvpresentatlvu
sales : ) | )4)l )
No , , j . , . , Av , I'r.
114 culls 78 $2 M
107 Colorado mixed M 3 40
4G2 Colorado IlllxcUltrt. } W 3 40
24 Mexican ewes S3 345
824 western yfarllni.i. . _ 90 375
120 Mexican yeaillnga. , , , . . . 7C 4 10
333 Mexican yearlliifis , . , . , 77 4 10
ICllllHIIH rllV llv < - SldClC.
KANSAS riTyj'WSifh ' 8.- < 'ATTM'necelpts ,
l.WO head ; phlpniiDI | , l.tlO IieaO ; be t grades
MiKHi higher , others palely steady ; Texas steers ,
$2.SOn4.40 ; Texas < uV t.$2.75 < j3.30 ; native beeves ,
ttockf'rs u'nd fecdi/a ] Jjtf3U3.40 ; bullr , ' i2.KOJ.IV. '
lions Itccelpts , 5 lii lieid : Hilpmcms , 400
head maiket opened stroni nnd Cc hUhcr. floscn
weak und lOo lt'fo rbuk ; | | of sales. $3.704Ti.kOj :
heavten , J3.70ii3.75 : Miaehem , J3.7tfw.gu ; mixed ,
JJ.fcO ; lights , t3.C5IUJnJYoikers ; , ' I3.15ii3.70i pliia ,
. ) . . . t
HHIJK1' Ilecelyi | tXM lnud ; Milpments. 2,30)
heuil ; market strong ; lambs , | 3.G5f < ,70 ; multoni , !
J3.70fl4.10.
St. l.oiilN l.lvi-
8T. I.QUIS , Marclflf. ( JATTUS Itecelpla , 3,000
head. Market iitllvt und 10c hltiher wlt.iln the
range : fancy port steers , 15.1083.43 ; natlva
thlpplrs steers , H,10ff4.85j slee-rs , under l.uw
pound * . t3.C064.15 ; eluckers and feeders , K'.7SW
4 25 ; cows und l.elfers , J3. Kill. 10 ; Texas steers ,
i2.M04.20 : l-uws and helfeiti , JL10H3.1U.
IIOCJS Itecelpts , C.OOO heud. Market openeil
Cc hlKhrr , clovlni ; weak : llxlit , t3.75Q3.S5 ; mixed ,
J3.Wll3.tO ; heavy , t3.40fj3fO.
BIIKK1' Heeelpts , 1 2fO head. Market stroii
but quotubly unchangeilsi jTutlvu muttons.
4.25 ; lumb * , J4.Ji 5.CO ; Texas fheep ,
Ntiiv.U 111
Ileconl of receipts of live ttock at the four
principal markets fur March 8 :
Cattle. Hogs. Hheen.
Omaha . * 31 1.S51 3.621
cnicdeo . . . . . . 14000 S3coo 11,000
Kuneas City , . 1.800 1.000 1.100
St. l-ouls. . - , . . . , . . 3,000 6.000 1,200
Totali . . , , . , . . , . , , .19.C3l 45.3C1 18.121
York 1-1 vtStuclc. .
NB\V YOltK. March 8. HKEVK8ecelpl . C82
head ; bales , 1C can ; active and higher ; steers ,
natives , 14.31QS.15 ; * tag anil oxen , I3.lia4.10 ;
bull * . t3.00jJ.M ; < lry tow , tl.SS03.tO. Kuroptun
quote American M ra nt lOHBUHc ,
weight ! sheep nt Pflllc ; refrlEerator beef ,
SHEEP AND IMMHS ntcclptd , 10ai head !
actives sheep , t3.OOQ4.CO.
1IOOS Receipts. 11,872 head ! market nrm at
tl.WHt.30.
CHICAGO 1,1 VIS STOCK SIAHKKT.
Cnttlc Slintr nil Ailillllonnl Dlmo Ail-
rniicc ivllli a ( iood Dcniniiil.
CHICAOO , March 8. In cattle there wns a
continuance nf the excellent demnnil witnessed
laul wctk , nnj priced continued on the upgrade ,
sales showing n further advance of about lOc.
Only a few sales of drewcd beef steers went
below t4 , while but a small percentage sold
nbovo 15 , sales being largely at from H.S3 to } 3.
The extreme range of prices wna from t3.75 to
tS.60. Stockers nnd fecdtiu fold well nt from
J.l.f'O to t4.10. Good nnil medium weight steers
hail the preference. The best cows ami heifers
sold at from t2.40 to J2.43 , and calves chow no
change , Texas fed cattle were active and flrm ,
with n moderate supply.
In hops , the reduced supply failed to strengthen
the market , and prices broke 2V4o to DC , after
enrly strength , falm were at nn extreme range
of from t3.4 to t.1.5u for common heavy to prime
light hoes , pigs covering about the same range.
Hogs sold largely at from t3.75 to t3.85 , heavy
packing- lots bringing- from t3.43 to tl.65.
In sheep , the supply wag well taken nt stronger
prices , choice sheep being scarce. Common to
choice Hocks were salable at from t2.60 to t3.40 ,
with wrutcrners selling at from t3.K > to U25.
learllngs sold at from t < to tt.40 nnd lambs went
nt from t3.M to t3.25. Kimbs were 15o higher.
lleeclpts : Cattle , 14,000 head ; hogs , 33,000 head !
sheep , 12,000 head.
.SI. I.nnlft ( icnrrnl
ST. LOUIS , March S.-KIXJUU-Dull , weak ami
unchanged.
WHKAT Futures opened dull and lower be.
cause of heavy local receipts , the more pnclll
lisped of the eastern situation , heavier world'
shipments nnd n light speculative demand. Flue
tuatlons were Infrequent , the market closing fron
Tie to Hie under Saturday ; spot higher ; No.
red , cash , In elevator , 93e bid ; on track , 94o
Hay , 87c : July , 72Uc
COtlN Futures Irregular , trading light nnil th
feeling nervous and uncertain , closing easy nn
fractionally lower than Saturday ; spot steady
No. 2 cash. 30VJc ; May , 22fl22Vie ; July , 23',4e
September , 24024 c ,
OATH Finn nnd higher enrly for futures nn
closed dull nnd n tlmile above Saturday ; No.
caKh , 17'/iC bid ; Is'Su asked.
HYE 33c.
I1AUI.EV Nominal nt 2Sfl33c.
COItNMEAItl.33. .
11HAN Firm and scarce ; sacked , east track
worth nominally f&OMc.
KJ.AXSEEIl u.wer nt 7Be.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime , J2.C002.C3.
HAY Dull nnd steady ; prnlrlc , J4.0007.CO.
Ilt'TTKll Firm : creamery , 14fflS'tc.
EOOS-Lower at Slic. \
WIIISKY-tl.18.
Ml-rTAI.S lrf > nd. easier nt t3.15H3.17U.
PROVISIONS Pork , steady ; standard , n. .
.jobbing , tS.10if8.CO. Lard , weaker , ptlnie steam
t .02',4j choice , tl.07V4. llaeon ( boxed ) , shoulders
t4.75 ; extrn short clear , t5. Dry salt meat
( lioxed ) . shoulders nnd extra short clear , t4.C2',4
ribs , 14.75 ; shorts , J4.S71S.
DIIESSED POt'LTIlY Unchanged ; chickens
old , and young , 7 fiSc ; turkeys , M4tflO4c ! ; ducks
geese ,
IIECE1 ITS Flour , 9.000 bbls. ; wheat , 17.00C
bu. : coin , ! > O.OCO bu. ; oats. 29CCd bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 5,000 bbls. ; wheat , 48KX
bu. ; corn , 239,000 bu. ; oats , 27,000 bu.
Cotton
NEW YOIIK. Starch 8. COTTON Spot , quiet
middling , 7V4c ; mldilllng upl.iiuts , 7'lc ; mlddllnt
guir. "lie ; sales , C21 bales. Futures , stemly
opened linn ut from 5 to C points hlglier on do
cldedly better cables from Liverpool than nn
tlclpated. Trading during the tlrst forty-Ilv
minutes was very light , but was stimulated by
later Liverpool cables showing an advance o
I'.J points. Pi Ices here strengthened and nil
vaneed from 5 to 7 points within live minutes
At 11 o'clock the maiket was llrm nnd uctlv
nnd made net gains of from 12 to 14 points
Trading was local early , but , with the advnnc
of Liverpool , foreign houtca nnd Xew Orlenn
houses were among the buyers.
ME\V ORLEANS. March 8. COTTON Firm
middling , 7c ; low middling , 6 9-lGc ; good ordl
nary , C 5-lGc.
LONDON , March S. SUGAR Cane , dull ; ccn
trlfugul , Java , lls ; Mutcovado. fair reflnlng , 9s
licet , quiet , with little demand ; March nn
April. Ss 9 id.
NEU' YORK , March 8. SUGAR Raw , nrm
fair refining , 2 13-lCc ; centrifugal , 9C test , 3 3-lGc
FBlcs. 12,100 hags centrifugal , to arrive , 9G test
3 (3-lCc ( ; 1,400 bags Muscovado , S9 test , 2 13-lCc
Kenned , active ; mould A , 4',4c. '
7 VIxIMtSupiily ir nrnlil.
NEW YORK , March 8. The visible supply o
FHln statement , tns Issued by the 'New York
Produce exchange Saturday March G , Is a
follows : Wheat. 42.7CS.OOO bu. ; decrease , 1,029 ,
000 bu. Corn. 20,377000 bu. ; decrease , 31,000 bu
Oati13.723,000 bu. ; decrease. 174.000 bu. llye
3.574,000 bu. ; decrease , 5,000 bu. Uarley , 521,00
bu ; ; decrease , 102,000 bu.
Toll-do .Markets.
TOLEDO , O. , March 8. WHEAT Dull nni
weak ; No2 cosh , SS'/c bid ; May. S9Vic.
CORN Active nnil steady ; No. 2 mixed , 23c.
OATS Dull ; No. 2 red , cash , 37c.
CLOVER SEED Active nnU higher ; prime
cash. $3.03 ; March , tl.93.
Oil. Unchanged.
1'corln MnrUotN.
PEORIA. Murch 8. CORN Firm ; No. 2 , 20l4c
OATS Firm ; No. 2 white , 18619)4c.
WHISKY tl. 17.
RECEIPTS Corn , SS.OOO bu. ; oats. E3.COO bu.
ry * nnd whisky , none ; wheat , 4,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Corn , 53000 bu. ; oats , C8 000 bu.
rye. 1,000 bu. ; whisky , 1.33S bhls. ; wheat , 8,000 bu
AVIu'iit < tuo < ntl < iiiH.
MINNEAPOLIS , March 8 WHEAT May
doced at 72-7 { i > 73o ; July , 73Ttc ; Sejitember , CS c.
On track : No. 1 hard , 75 < ic ; No. 1 northern
73V4e ; lecelpts , 222 caiu.
\ \ ' < iol .MiirK'i-tM.
NEW YORK. March 8. WOOL-Steady.
ST. LOUIS , March 8. WOOI Stcady and un
changed.
i.v Tiii3 uMTisn 'STATUS COURT
Miuiy O1 < 1 CIIHI-N Strlekt-ii from the
Unvkol.
A large section of criminal business was
disposed of In the United States district court
yesterday. Its Importance , however , bclnt
gauged entirely by the quantity. P. 0
Emmcrson of Steelo- City was arraigned for
disposing of liquor without a Kovcrnmeni
stamp , and pleaded not guilty. Ho said Mi ,
only connection with ths liquor was to hati
It from the depot to the grounds where a
Fourth of July celebration waa being held
He was bound over to the next term of the
United States court In bonds of $500.
Jopepli Halstead of Hurt county was ar
raigned for disposing of liquor to Indians , ant
pleaded not guilty. Ho was also bound over
In { 500 bonds.
Daniel Adalr and O. C. Richards , the former
from Hurt county , and tbe other from Dakota
City , pleaded guilty to disposing of liquoi
to Indians , and were each lined $1 and coots
and pcnlenced to the county Jail for ten
days.
Ten caos were then dismissed by the as
sistant district attorney. Meat of thrao have
been on the docket a long tlmo , and it wan
decided Impracticable to carry them longer ,
Onu of them was the cai'e ' against H. 8 ,
Woodworth , who was Indicted for using tliu
malls to circulate ! certain preparations ) io
bad made to make gambling a dead cure
winner for the porsessor of Woodworth's
sccret.1. He was tried last summer , but the
jury could not agree. As it was Impossible
o wcuro any stronger evidence against him
than was presented at that trial , It was
deemed beat to OlsmUs the case.
M'POSIM ) TO THIS IIOWKM * CIIAIITI3H
CuiiiiultttM * of l'roi | T < y Oiviic > rHVIII
n < > ( o Lincoln ivllli OliJiM'lloiiH.
A meeting was he'd In the directors' room
f the First National bank yesterday after-
loon by a number of Omaha bu/ilness men
who are Interested In the defeat of the
Howell city charter bill. Nearly two hour *
was consumed In the discussion of the bll.
jy those prnaent , among whom wore ; Her
man Kountzc , F , H. Davis , Henry W. Yatce ,
I' , B. Her , Al Patrick , John 1) . Crclghton , 12.
j. Hlcrbower , Judge Lytlo , J. II , Wlnspear ,
II , Trcltslto and Q , F.Munro , Them were
numerous objections raited , chief among
which was the creation of a c-ity tax as-
lessor , In addition to the county and state
assessors already holding odlcc. It was held
hat such olllcc would prove an unnecessary
uxpcnso , and that ( oo much power would bo
rested In the Individual holding the place ,
vulcn might be utilized to lila own ad )
vantage.
The toiiEo of the meeting waa also against
lie Injection of spring elections 'Into local
politics. It being argued that uucti elections
entailed needless expense In connection with
ho Austra Inn ballot yntem novf In use.
hose present also declared themselves In
aver u ! an Increased number of councllmcu
hau the number provided by the Howell
barter.
Resolutions embodying the above neutl-
ucnta were drafted and they -will be taken
o Iv.ncoln by a committee of live , headed by
lerman Kountze and Henry W , Vales. An
( furl will be made to place them before the
upportem of tbe new charter In euch a light
bat * oma alterations may bo made.
Can you define what is a Newspaper ?
A Newspaper is a publication issued at stated intervals.
What are the duties of a Newspaper ? .
To publish all the news both local and foreign ,
Can you tell me what paper does this ?
The Omaha Bee.
Are there any others ?
There are some that make a pretense of publishing all
the news , but there is only one that does that is The
Omaha Bee.
You are right if you want to read it all , you must
SOUTH OMAHA STOCIC MI3X AT OUTS.
One CoiiiinlNNloii Cniirvrn
ClmrproH AuruliiNt Another.
A temporary restraining order wns 'Issued
. . / Judge Keysor yesterday restraining
Michael II. Murphy , J. G. Martin , L. .
Uoberts , Alfred Powell , J. L. Carey , William
B. Wallwork and Frank Culttcndcn , mem
bers of the South Omaha Llvo .Stock ex
change , from circulating false and damag
ing reports repardlng the Omaha Live Stock
Commission company , and also restraining
the South Omaha exchange from enacting
rules calculated to operate to the disadvan
tage of the said live stock commlMion'
company.
The restraining order was Issued upon the
representation of the attorney for tbe South
Omaha Llvo Stock Commission company , who
( lied a petition alleging that the defendants
have made a practice of endeavoring In every
way to harass and Injure the plaintiff by
filing false and malicious charges against It
with the South Omaha Live Stock exchange
and then circulating reports of these charges
being ( lied.
H was also- alleged that the exchange con
trols the entire live stock commission busi
ness In South Omaha and that It has already
adopted rules providing that no member of
the exchange shall buy fram any person or
firm not a mfmber of the exchange. It Is
alleged that this rule Is very strictly en
forced and that It Is now proposed to amend
these rules by enacting provisions to the
effect that the stockholders of any firm be
longing to the exchange must bo members
of the exchange. It la alleged on behalf of
the plaintiff that this rule would exclude the
plaintiff from membership In the exchange ,
as Its stockholders arc scattered over Iowa
and Nebraska , and It would bo Impossible
and unreasonable for them to bo members of
the exchange ; ,
The hearing on the temporary Injunction
was set to bo'heard before Judge Keysor
March 20 at 10 a. m.
WITNESSED THIS IXAUOUllATION.
Councilman Allan IloliiniH from a
Trip < < > WiiHliiiiKTion.
Councilman James Allan of the Eighth
ward has returned from Washington , where
he attended the Inauguration of President
McKlnley. He says that the Inaugural exer
cises were exceptionally brilliant and Im
pressive. It was a remarkable fact that the
people , Irrespective of political sympathies ,
seemed to bo overjoyed at the change In the
administration. One of tnu Imprcaslvo .
features of the ceremonies at the capltol oc
curred Just before Mr. McKlnloy took the
oath cf ofllco , when 75,000 people who
thronged the grounds and approaches to the
capltol united In singing "Nearer , My God , to
Thee. " The effect of the tremendous chorus
was too striking to bo easily forgotten.
Incidentally -Councilman Allan took occa
sion to patch i ! ( . ) his boom for the United
States nmrshalshlp for this district and ho
declarer that unless all Indications arc un
trustworthy he has a sure grip on the Job.
The appointment Is expected sorao time the
latter part of this month.
oin iiim.ui.vcs MUST COMB now.v.
llartc Iimiitriirti ICH n Ciiin-
WorlliloxH Striii'lurrH
Building Inspector Ilarto liau condemned
a couple of old buildings at Twentieth and
Vlnton streets. Till 3 makes an even hun
dred that have been condemned elnco Mr.
Ilarto' . ? appointment less than a year ago ,
Only six ov/rcrs have failed to comply with
the order to tor down the offending struc
tures. Mr. Harto eays that while a great
leal has beeif accomplished In this line , there
are Ktlll a number of buildings that he con
siders unsafe , and the campaign will bo con
tinued this year , Ono of the great causes
of the dilapidated condition of buildings , Mr ,
Harto says. Is the neglect of owners , Somu-
tlmea a building falls to bring In a satlafac-
ory revenue and then the owner allows It
o go to waste. In this way several butld-
nga have been condemned and torn down
which , with good care , would have been
scrvlcablo for several years.
IIAM.OTS AHI3 OIX TO MXCOI\ .
County Cleric Hcilllrlil Shlpx Them In
Cnplliil < ; ! ( > to lit * OoiinU-il.
County Clerk Kedflchl la preparing to com
ply with the provisions of the law requlrlns
ilm to uend to tbo Hccrotary of stale the
jallota cast on the constitutional amendments
ind the poll bsoks of this county for the
is3 of the commission appointed to recount
ho ballots cast on the amendments at tlie
ao L election. Theeo ballots and poll book"
nako a very bulky package , but the county
lerk Is required to cnclcso all of them In
mo parcel , and It will therefore be necoteary
o have a large box made especially for tlio
urpo ? . This box will bo forty-four Inches [
ilgh , forty-five Inches In length and twenty-
Ix Inchui wide , Aa goon OB the package la :
eady for shipment It will be forwarded to
ho secretary of atate.
TroulilK tin Ai'foniit nf n Ili-il ,
Otto Mlnde was arraigned In police court '
oftcrday on the charge of bulag drunk
nd disorderly last Saturday night. It waa
lleged that ho went Into a room above a
ulcon at Twentieth and Cumlng etreotu and
vent to bud without asking psrmbalon. The
wner of the place , found him there , and after
Ittlng him In tbe face , caused lib arrest.
llnde yesterday said that tie had paid for
la bed. .
Y purchasing goods nindo
nt tin : following Nebras
ka f ictorics. If you can
not find what you want ,
communicate with the
manufacturers us to
w h a t dealers hnndlo
their uoods. _ _ . . . . ;
JJAGS.J3UnLAP AND TWINE.
_
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ms3i is "OMAHA uACJ cb.
Manufacturer * of all klnls of cotton nnj bur
lap baps , cotton Hour Bnrk anil twins a IDCO-
laity. 81I.R16-C18 S. llth St.
DKE\VEIUE8.
OMAHA UllIitt'IMJ ASSOCIATION
Cor load shipments made In our own refrii , .
* rater cars. Ulue Hlbbon , Kllle Export. Vlenn *
Export and Family Export delivered to all pa\tu
of the city.
IRON WOUK8.
UAvJs & CONVUILI , IllO.V WOUKjT"
Iron mill ll.-UNk Vouiulern.
Manufacturers trul Jobbers of Machinery , ( fen- .
< ral repairing a iccclaliv. iwi. 150 ] and 1501
Jackson street. Omaha , Neb.
INDUSTRIAL IIIO.N WOUICS.
Manufacturing ani repairing of all Mnt'a ot
machinery , engines , pumcs. vlevulur * . ur.ntlnit
preues. hangers , shading ana coupiingi. 14t ( and
1408 Howard St. . Omaha.
1'AXTON .fc VIIiHM.Vfi IllO.V WOHItS.
Manufacturers of Arcliltecutni Iron Work.
General Foundry , ilachlut and Illacknmlll work.
Engineers and Contractors for Fire Proof nulld *
Incs. Office and works : U. P. Ity. ind Bo.
17th tlrect. Omnliii.
anmT FACTOUIES.
JN II. liVANS NEIIItASHS1IIIIT
C0.1I1MNY.
" xclunlvp ruilom thirl tailor * . 1511 Fa roam.
'
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
AMHKICA.V TK.Vr AM ) AW.MNO CO.
/ \vnlngs , Tents , Horse Ccvers , Flags and
( -uilns. ) T nts for rent , Salesroom (13 South
Blxte nth Ftreet. Telephone 4W. (
DYE WOHKS.
scuoiYnsAcVc'a" TWIN CITY nvia
WOltKS , IT. l Kilflllllll St.
Dyeing ami cleaning of Knrments and goods of
everv description. Cleaning of fine garments u
tpeclalty.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO
Telephone 1030. Oiniilia , Nib.
COMMISSION
GRAIN : PiMISUNS : ANJ : SfOKJ
Board of Trade.
Dlicct wires to Chicago und New York.
Correspondents : John A. Warren & Co.
MlirilcrcT SIliyllr v'N IIIM | Ilnpi * Coin- .
AhllANY , March 8. Governor Illnck has
declined to Interfere In the sentence of
death of Arthur Mayhew , who wan coavlctcil
of murdering Stephen Howell at Hempolcad ,
.March 17 , 1800 , The governor will com-
mule to Ilfo Imprisonment the sentence of
ilcath Imposed upon William Youngs , the
Fort Hunter wife murderer , on the ground
that Youngs , who Is weak minded , was under
great provocation at the tlmo of the com
mission of the crime. _ ,
llcil-llot ItcvlvnJ.
The Walnut Hill Methodist church Is en
joying a red-hot revival. Hov. C. N , Dawson -
son , tlio pastor , preached two very cfTectlvo
uermonu Sunday and the Interest won very
marked. At the evening service about a
ilnzoa persons arrso for prayers , and when
the Invitation was given to go forward to
Iho altar a large number went forward. The
sccno was very impressive and the cntlro
nilillonco seemed to bo tilled with the ro-
vlval spirit.
Nil ICniMVii ItfiiHiiii for .Suicide.
SIACON , Oa , , MartS : , Orlando M. Dana
shot and killed himself at hl homo today ,
for reasons unknown , Ha came to Ucorgla.
from Conncrtlrtit and has been connected
ivllh the J. W. Hurku Printing houses during
thut time , ' .Mr. Uana > WHS a member of the
nama family which Includes Hlchard H.
Dana , Charles A. Dana und other dlutln-
fulshcd mt-n.
a
C'liimDnlti'il llrcllirt'ii Conforriiuc.
UAJ/n.MOUH , March 8-The confcrenco
if th Unitcil Drethrcn church decided thin
morning to.hold Its next session In Dallas-
town. I'n. Itev , J , II , Albright was u'.rctod
ccretary of thu I'emmylvnnlu branch of
ho mtuxlonary ficrvlco ami Huv , J. H.
1'outiK WIIH electeil lo fill the Husnoll biblical
lmlr In Ix.-bunon college ,
Curnt'uli * ( /'iinllni'il to HH | Ili-d ,
aHKKNWICH , Mum * . . Murch 8.-H la nn-
lounced today that Andrew Carncclo IH yet
mublo to Icavu his bed itnd may not bo
'or a long tlmu , HP Is Improving steadily.
It Is expected thut ha will remain In
Jreennicn a mont'.i longer.
StntitliipfrvlNlon iif JVfivupiiprrH.
nUKKAUO , March 8. Senator I umy and
\Hnemblyiimn Ilruun have been rcqucstca
o Introduce In the state legislature a bill
which provides for the placing under the
tupervlnlon of ututo otllcialv all tliu ncwit-
1 publUrticd In. the otate.