Nebraska Newspapers

    fHT tnVAT ATT A TIATT/V A riiTTTJ n A "V in I QOQ
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
There Is Oots'.derablo Excitement in the
Wheat Pit.
BEARS MAKE A RAID UPON THE MARKET
Loiter , l > > - Ill-lit- lliiliiKt Sncccviln III
Control AKiiln , and
'Ulicnt ' ChiMfH at
Sl < * nil >
CHICAGO , Mnrch ll.-lt looked for n
few mlnute.s In the \vhcnt pit today that
flitch u Hurry would ensue that It might
Hvvecp the big bulls off thslr foot. What
appeared to be nn organized raid was made
on May , brokers offering th.it option at
prices UC > ' ,4c under whit Leltor brokers
were bidding for It , but refusing to sell
to the latter at less than the Leltcr bid
prices. July broke 2c In the excitement nnd
continued weak to the end , closing at a loan
of ITic. Lelter , by heavy buying , finally
But the market under control and succeeded
In holding the May price at yesterday's
llgure , $1.01. The market was a vicious ono
for a time. Coarse grains showed a Rood
deal of steidlness In the fucj of the vvhc.it
break and loal only Vic of their previous
values. Provisions , starting strong , became
weak ulnl closed 2' , 'S7lic ' lower *
T.ie Hl.irt In wheat was quite flrm. July
opening < c higher .it tXHifi''WsC ' and May V4c
higher at II.OH& . There wits a fulling off
In the volume of Argentine shlpmcntH nnd
thU was apparently thu only reason for the
Blight advance. No great amount of wheat
was offered and \ery little demand cxlstad
for th llrst few minutes und the market
remained about nt n standstill for that time.
Then It commenced to drop , slowly nt llrst ,
under statistical news. Liverpool receipts
the lust three ilayi were slightly In excess
of normal requirements. The most disturb
ing elmneht was the big addition to the
Htock of contract wheat h re. Chicago re-
celptR were fiS cars today , 19 of which were
of contract quality. He-aides Ihls fit cars and
38,000 bu. NJ. t northern were transferred
from unlicensed housis. The continuance of
the heavy contract receipts from Irregular
pource" began to have effeot on traders and
the unusual heaviness of today's receipts
resulted In an almost total withdrawal of
Hiipport siortly" after the opening. I'r c ° s
In consequence lie-trim gradually to decline.
No very great .selling prissure was-put on
thu market , luvvovar. until the price .had got
to about Vie. ) Keller brokers were , as
ifiiul. giving support to May. bidding $1.01.
Then nppinntly an otg.inlzed raid was
made on May. Inlluentla ! houses came Into
the in.irkU with hf.ivy offerings ) of May ,
offcrlnc to Hell It at Jl.OT1 ! nnd even nt $1.0316.
but barred Letter's brokers from purchas
ing at those llgures. T.ils created n great
deal of exc-ltsmtnt among traders , as ll was
'f believed an attempt was belna made to Bet
1 the market beyond the contiol of thn 'mil '
leaders and a small slznl pinlc In July en-
med almost Immediately. Offerings fairly
iiourcd Into the market nnd Inside of ten
minutes another cent had been loppul off
the price. In the menntlmu I.eller's brokers
were taking eveiythlng off red them In May.
though being forced to pay $104 for It. It
was also known tint Ix-lter had promptly
met niMs for heavy margins which had boert
mailp on him by the bear contingent nnd
hud retaliated In kind Not until his rep
resentatives had absorbed something like .
1,000,000 bu. of May did the m.nket quiet
down. A tcni'tlon took pHee In July , the
pi Ice rallvlng frnm SSlfce to SftHc There was
quite he ivy covering by professional shorts
on this decline' . About noon l.tlter npp.tr-
entlv tlianged his brokers and succeed dm
petting a good deil of w eit below $1.01.
The readiness with which everything was
taken al < > resulted In a marked fulling off
In the offerings and the option after that
was held sto.idllv and the market was
H'cady at $1.01. July showed a great deal
of nervousness for the reK of the se 'lon ,
lint did not move very far either way from
ic ! until near the clos. ? , when renewed sell-
was started by "tnllers , " who were
frald of nvirgln culls , anil the price cle-
Ineil rnpldly again. At the close SSViifiSS c
being bid for It. May wound up at
* jLr
r was a rather llpht trade In corn ,
rket during the extreme weakness
of whertTacTeJ siirprlslnglv llrm. A fair ad-
vanee was scored early on buying on the
bullls'h ' nevvs and on the wet weather. This
was ultimately lost , but not without a sttuu-
gle nnd the market was steady to tha end.
May ranged from W,4fir,0 % < - to 30VM30icnnd | !
closed He lower nt So c.
Thn market for oats vv us very dull , though
lluctuatlons were a trifle wider than of late.
It was chiefly n scalpers' market. A bullish
government report nnd the firmness of corn
were features In the early advance. This
was lost later. Oats traders were sellers
late In the session. May ranged from 27V&C
to 2tr ir > nnd closed % c lower at 2fiic.
Ptovlslons. notwithstanding small hog re
ceipts , weto easy , rellectlng the break In
w.ieiit. The market was llrm to besln with ,
lint the advance brought out liberal offer-
Inga from pickers nnd scalpers nnd the de
cline thus started was-1 helped along by the
wheat weakness. The close was easv at about
bottom figures. May pork was 7l4c lower
nt $10.17fil02i ) . May lard 2i c lower at $127V4
fob 30 and May ribs 2'4c lower at $ .1.12V6.
Estimated receipts Saturday ; Wheat , 116
cars ; corn. .130 cars ; oils , 233 cars , hogs ,
13.000 head.
futures ranged as follows ;
SrficicV.I Opan.J Hlith. I Low. I ClOM. ! YeH7'y1
March. 1 02K
May. . . 1 ( UU 10114- i o < 1 04
k > _ July. . . DO'iUM OOMCIM
Coni
May. . . .in v <
JlllV , . ilWJVt 31KGX
dam "
May. . . U7K „ - 20 > H
July. . . - -4H
Jerk
Wiy. . . in no 111 31 ID m 1(1 ( 20 10 27N
July. . . Id J''M 10 : u II ) . ' 5 10 25 ID 32H
Lard
May. . . n 21 _ fl 21 6 ini 3 20 5 22 !
juiv. . . 5 ttJVj fl U ) t --i * S SO 5 HO I
May. . . S II fi 15 K 10 fi 12M C 1.1
Juiy-ii .t ' 'j a . - ' . > n is 0 17V 6 'JO
* Xn i.
Cash < iin5lnlons ! were as follows ;
I'UH'll Itiidv ; vvlntei pitenis , II8011 CO-
siraUhts. SioiUIW ; hprlnir special * . IJ 53iii3 40 ;
nprlnu pitcnU. jl.iSWIl ) , tiakers' . $ ICiff3ii > .
WIIIJAT No. 2 spiliiK. iJiWIc ; No 2 tprlnr ,
lllft'ii-c : No. S red. 11 lUfol OJUj.
i\HN No. 2. Sy'tO ic , No. 2 jellow , UHitt1
.
\TS-No I. 2f4e , No 2 while , f . o b , 3IH1O
3le ; No. S vhlle , JJljfl c ,
IU-NX ! - ' . < J'io.
IIMILIIY No. 2. f. o h. 3f llc.
Sl5iiS- : . 1 Ilix'efd. Jl IS. nw , Jl 22 , IVlme
tlnnill y keid. J- " )
Movn puk. per bbl . JlO.lifl
II ) ' 0. Ijircl. per Utrt Um. . Jl I3H5.17\J. Short rlhi
Klde * tlo-ine ) . J1iW3" ( ) . iliy oaltetl ulinulderH
hoxotl ) , ft 7'tf ! . ' , > , thort cltnr .tides ( Uixed ) . Jl.
\ VlllhKDistillers' llnlshod ioods , per ual 1 ,
St'tUItS UnchonBirtj cut lout , JO 01 ; granu
lated. > 1 II
1)1
00
J0
DO
DO
( W
On the' Troduce cTchancn tmlay Ihe btitltr
niarkel vtas steady ; creameries , USllOo ; dulrles ,
IHClIo OlUHso , nulet. SliS c \lgs \ * . stixidy ;
( i - li , 10e , DrtaxM poultrv , dull , turke > 9 , S If lie ;
chicken * . 7 So ; ducks , Toe (
jkV.w Y4 ni Tivmi vT. MAHKKT.
4iiic > lnloiiM ( for the Day on t.eneriil
riiiiiiuuilltloH.
NKW YORK , March 11 KIXH'T : Iteoelpt * . :5.-
674 bbls. ; exports 7.K1 Wd . ; lower , affecte < l by
ilecrea III wheat ; c.lt > milt patentr. IXMi lO ;
city mill tleirn. tt.ftHtS.75 , Mnnet ) > ota"palents ,
- } 1.t5tl5.5Q ; Mlnni-sota baKcrt , tt.tn 4.60 ; winter
V * f patents , l. ij5.50 ; vvlntt-r utralKlits. II.UO4 K ;
winter extras , I3.TOV4.10 , winter low grades ,
> : ! 3.iXI. lt > e Hour , utead ) : fane > , Si.iuQ ] . : }
Urn k In at flour , straily nt S1.30U1.50.
IH'l'KWHBAT rinn at 43c
CMIIKMK\lr Uull. > ellow vveslern. HV.
MIS Pa li r , No 3 unalein , UViifCCc.
IIAHI.KV Dull , feedlni ; , ( He.
llUI.iM.Vl.T.Moaily : , wnlern. M'MiCTc.
WIlHAT-Uecilpts. 52.7 ! . bu. jipot. weak : No.
2 I "I. II Ci'i f o. b. atloat to airlve. Options
opened eaty on cable ,
news rallied tllxhtly on
iciverlni ; und then < . : iap e < l In respinisr tu a
laid by n prominent Chicago 'levitor man and
jlio bear crowd Kr.irrally Hulls were utterly
TiMited and made no attempt luniird a
recovery
nil d > , prices clnsrd Unl > Jc net low-r ; heav >
' lliliildmlrn was frat.irt ; No 2 red March
ll.WifM 0i | , . clone.l at ll.Or , , May. 5S'p
} ' "MS-IS " , eliitel at 9 < V
COUN-HeeelpIs , 2ii.i ) bu ; riports , 102.25S bu
Fpot. ttcad ) , No 2. 5J'- Options opened steady
nit the government report and cable news.
There was n further advance nn heavy eujHirt
tinier * , but u late reaction with wheat , closing-
unchanged ; May. S3V.J ? " . . ' . .i' . closed at SJ'ic- .Inu
Jut ) . MilCiUjC. close. ! at Wir
O\T ! U < - elptf. SI 3 bu , exports. &I.K4 bu.
PlHit. ijiilel : No 2. 3U e Options mn,1erately
uellve ; fairly leil > with corn , clixlng un-
ihunc l | May. SO ifSOSc , rlored at 3 * > Sc.
Kiii > - Quliil.rnn _ . , WMjyi.ic : mlJdlln ; * , S c ;
II\V * { ulet. hlpptnir , 3 1f5Jc ; oo.1 to chulce.
iseitv.
HOW ririn * § t te. cnmi.toh to cliolw. 1MJ.
crop >
1837 crop ,
I.HATIIKIt Klrm , hemlock sole. IJ'CGJOc.
WOOI-Weak , lleece. 17 HiHc ; TCXJS. 1149
VllOVIBIONa-lleef. nrm ; family. til 23O
11.75. extra me * * . U 00 9.00 Cut meaK .lull :
Pickled l llle . ll.TJff 7i)0 ! plckl-d snouldetK.
Jl 4 4 75. pickled ham
, 17 7SWJ CO. U-ird ,
llrmj western steamed. 11.45. Refined ,
llrm I'ork. dull , men * . Hfl.WrlOiS ; short clear ,
. fnmllv , $ I1.S04JI200 Taltovv , steady ,
O1IH Petroleum , nominal Ilosln , Heady ;
stralnnl eommm to geol , tl 42'4fM ' 43 Turpentine ,
firm at 3 < mj37c Cottonseed oil , prime crude ,
20'/4C ; prlm summer yellow , 22'iW"C ' ! off sum
mer ) < linn , 224c , nominal ,
jIlle'K Firm : fair tu extra , 4HO ' 4a : Jnpiu ,
MofiAHSKS-fUeady ; New Orleans , open keltle ,
ruNl to rliolcr. ZSJf Cc.
METAUH The market for metal * continued In
a more or less unsettl d condition , with Iron and
lead showlnir positive weakness. At the clo < <
today the Metal exchange called pig Iron vrar-
rantM easier vvllh 18.70 bid fttul 1C.SO asked , take
copper , quiet and unchanged , with MI.ST'j ' bid
and 113 asked ; tin , iulet | , with 114.23 bid and
> 14.40 asked , rpeller , unchanged , with 11.17't
bid and II.22V4 asknl ; lend , weak , with (3.70 hid
and J3.75 n ked. The llrm lining the sellllnft
price for miners and smelters quotes lead at
13 0.
llUTTIIK-necelpH. 2 r,23 pkss. ; market steady ;
western creamery , IJ'uJOc ; logins , 20c : factory ,
liaiJc.
miFSlJ : nec lplii , 1.07 pkK ; m-irket quint :
IlKht Kklinn , CljChc : pn.rl skims , 4ff3'ic : full
skims. SWIe.
1OUH Hcci-lpt * . 9,011 pkcs : market nrm ;
western. 10 4c ; southern ,
Oil MIA CK.VnitAI. MARKRT9.
Conilldon of Trnitc nnd Onotntlonii on
nncl I'unojI'roclnce. .
nod ( lock , 80.
IlUTTKU-Comrlion to fair , OOllc ; tcparator
creamery , 20c ; gathered creamery , 15@lCo.
ViAICholce fat , SO to 120 Ibs , quoted at
lOVe ; Urge and coarse , title.
I.IVH I'Ol'l/rilY Chickens , 5'4e6c ' ; old roost-
era. 1c ; ducks , Co.
OAMn Mallard * . J3.00 ; leil. II.W ; brants ,
$3.WH.M ; Canadian gene , $4 MX ( < i.O" .
PWKONS Uve , 7.'c ; dead pigeons not wanted.
HAY Upland , 1 50 ; mldlind , f5 O > : lowlind
} 4 10 ; rjc straw , J4 JO ; color makes the price on
hay ; light bales sell the best ; only top grilles
bring top prices.
CKIiilY-CJood : stock , large , 40J ; email , 25ff30e.
ONIONS-I'er bu , ll.ldffl 23.
IlKANM-Hond-plcked navy , per bu , . II 23fl 39.
HWBirr 1'OTATOKS Kansas , 10-peck bbls ,
. .
CAIIIIAOn Good stock , per Ib. . V < sC.
1'OTATOKS Home Brown , 60 330 ; Colorado
sto-l ; , 70e.
TOMATOES I'er crate ? seven baskets. JI.W ®
450.
rnuiTS
STHA\VlliUUIiS-l'er : 24-n.t. ca e. $750.
Al'I'M Mlnter stock , * JOOf3.W ! ; California
IlcllellPur , boxe . $1 VI ; Colorado Jonathans ,
boxci , $1.7" ; Oreson , boxes , $1.23
CUAMIUIlUinS I'nncy Jersey , per bbl. . $1000
UUAl'iH-MaliKii , rWili ) Oil
TIlOPICAt. PltUITS.
OUANOiS California m cl < . J2.73S300 ; fancy
seedllnut , $ ; 50 choice , $2 S3.
LKMO.VS California , fancy , $3 00 ; choice , * 273 ;
fancy Me slna , $1 OOW3.W.
ri iANANAS Choice , lar e stock , per bunch , $2.00
W2. .23 ; medldum nlrod hunches , $1.7SS. ( W.
NUTS AlmondK , per Ih , ' large size. 1213c ,
smal' ' , He , Urazlls , p r Ib , Sffluc : English wal-
nutfl. ptr Hi. fancy oft ubell. lOflltc , standard * ,
Sft'Jc ; Illbcrts , per Ib . 50c. pL-cans pallKhcd ,
medium , Cf7c , ixtra laiifc , 8ip9o : large hickory
nuta , Jl 0001.10 per bu ; smill. $1 254f35 per bu ;
cucoHiiut * . per 1 0 , $4 w , ncanuts , raw , 5S3',4c ' ;
tounteil , .
KIC1H Imiiorted. fancy. VTOWH , 14'lb. box s ,
lOu , 0-crown , 41-lb. haxei : , 12o , 2-lb boxca , 22
tlUa per box , California , w-lu b. , . Jl.W.
HONIY : Cliolie w ilte. 12c ; Colorado amber. 10
JJIlc
KHAUT I'er bbl , $1 30. half bbl. , $2 23.
M.YPI.i : SVIH'I1 FHe-giil. can , each , $273 ;
Kal. tans , puru , per doz , $1200 , Imlf-Kal cans ,
$0 23. quart cans. 13 W.
IATiS : Hallowec , CO to 70-lb. boxes , G&e ;
Fair , 5c , Turd , 9-lli boxes , 'ic
i I'er half bhl r. W : tjhl. . $300.
runiit MHATS ,
DUKSSKD nnir : deed name stecra. C\n ;
good fureiuartcrs | steers , & % c , good hindquarters
Hteeis , h o. western steers , fi e , fancy helfors ,
8'4c ; Bond heifers , Co. good foreijuartera helfi-r" ,
Sc ; KIOTO. IilndiiuarU-ra heifers , o ; soodcivv ,
fair civvtL.l'jc , cow rorequartcrs , 44c ! ; cow
uartcrs. 7'ic.
HiKP Ct'TS llanglnit tcnderlolni 4Hc ; rlhi
No 1 , lie , ribs , No 2 , So , rlln No 3 , f./c .
louniN. No. 1 , 7'lc ; num. Is. No 2 , fi'ic ,
round * . No. 3 , CVic , trlinmlnRic \ ; beef shanks ,
So ; bnilnx. per doz , 3 > c ; s retbreids , per Ib ,
12o ; snuetbreadi ( inhcs ) , per lit , < 0c ; Kldni > > H ,
per doz. , Xic ; ox tails , each , 3c ; Il-.er. , per Ib , 2 lie ;
hearts , per Ib . 2bc ; tongues , pjr Ib , lie : "all
Ihertf tJCh , 33c ; calves , whoh > carcass or eldcs ,
9c ; calf Imd and feet , pcilded , per set" 73p ;
tenlerlaliiK , fre < li , 18e ; temleiloln" , frozen , 15c ;
boneless s'rip * , fresh , OVsc ; b"neless stilps , frozen ,
9c. strip loins , fresh , \ic \ ( ; strip loins , fiozen , t ' ' , < ;
rolls. Ixnolias , D'i'1 ; rolls , fpencer cpta , V ; ulr-
loln butts , bonelcsi , 9c ; Khoulder clods , bonelena ,
O'c ; rump butts , boneless , r.lc ; No. 1 chucks , 5c ;
No. 2 chucks , 4V c ; No. A OMJC ! ' ? , ic ; b T'es
clmck. . &c ; cow plates. 3 ! < c ; steer plates , 4c ;
Hank steak , "c ; loins. No. 1 , 13 Vic ; loins. No. 2 ,
lO'io ; Inlns , No. 3. S'jc ; Hhort loins , market
stjlt * , 2o nlx\e loins ; short loins , hotel stjlc , 4c
abavo loins ; cow loin. e Js , Sc ; steer loin , tnda ,
9c.
9c.MUTTON
MUTTON Fancy Inmbs , 9c per Ib ; Iambs ,
8c ; Hheep , 7c ; market racks , loop , 9c ; hotel
rack" , Khort , lie : loins , 9c ; saddles , 9c ; legs ,
Oc ; lamb legs , lOc ; breasts and stews , JVjc ;
tonKiies. each , 3c ; forequarters , 5l4c.
I'OHK Ires ed pigs , 5Uc pe" Ib : drnwed
hogs , 5Vic ; tenderloins , ISc ; loins , short , 6 Vic ;
lonrf. 60 ; spare rlb < > Cc ; ham sausage butts ,
5c : Iloston butts , GVic ; shoulders , rough , Ce :
shoulders , skinned. M.lc ; trlmmlnns. 4Hc ; leaf
lard , not rendered , 5Hc ; heads , cleaned , 4c :
snouti nnd eirs. 3c ; iwclcbnnei , ! e ; cheek meat ,
( a ; neck bones , 2c ; pics' tails , 5c : plucks , each ,
Sc ; chltterllnKX , 3c ; HOCKS. 4c ; heart : , per doz ,
toe ; stomanhs , each , 3c ; tongties , each. 7c. kid
neys , per doz , 10c ; brains , | > --r .los. , l c ; pigs'
feet , per doz . 30c ; livers , each , Sc ; hoe rind * .
to ; blade bones. EC.
HIDHS. TA1.LOW , HTC.
1IIDKS No. 1 green hides. 7'4e ; No. 2 green
hides , C4c ; No. 1 salted hides , Da ; No 2 grcn
salted hides , c ; No. 1eu ! calf. S to 12 Iba , 10c ;
No 2 M-nl calf. 12 to 1" , Ibs. Sc.
SHUKl' 1'UL.Ta-Oreen sailed , each. 15 75c ;
green salted shearings ( short wooled early
sklni ) , each , 15c ; dry shearings ( short wooled
early skins ) . No. 1 each , 6c ; dry Mint Kansas
and Nebraska butcher noel pelts , per Ib , actual
n eight , 4Q3c ; diy Hint , Kau a < t and Nebraska
murrain wool pells , per Ib , actual nelght , W
4o ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Ib ,
actual weight. 4f5c ; dry Hint Colorado murrain
wool pelts , per Ib . actual ltht , 3itc.
TAliLOW. OnBAHi : . JJTC. Tallow. No. 1 , ,1
3'ic ; tiillow , No. 2 , ta ; rough tallow , lijc ; white
KreasB , 215'82l c ; yellow and biwwn greaio , IVaW
Vic.
Vic.FUHS
FUHS llesr ( black or brown ) , $3 00920 00 ;
otter , > 1.5018 00 ; mink , IS COo ; benr. . il.Cnyt On ;
skunk , 15o. 23c. BOcf muikrjt. Ic , 5c , 7o ; raccoon ,
15O50c ! red for. 25cOH 55 ! gray fax , 215'COc ' ; wolf
( timber ) , .Kc'i7i SO ; wolf ( prairie coyote ) , lCMOc :
nlldoat , 10Q23C ; badger , Sff40c ; silver fox , 13000
7300.
I.onU nrnernl llnrkrtn.
ST. LOUIS. Mnr-h 11 FLOrn-Unchanired
patcnti > . 11.7.104.90 ; straights , J4.40B4.M ; clears , ;
tl.i ff4.21 : medium , $3.CMi1.73.
WHI3AT I.ovvrr , closlni ; lo for May. l c for
July end IHo for Peplember below jesterdav.
The close wni weak at the bottom Spot , loner ;
No. 2 red. cash , elevator , 9 < > c : track , ! dc. March ,
SUic ; May. JMe bid ; July. 830S3VSc ; Scplemb'r ,
t'v.No. . 2 hard , oath , lie
CORN rutures cloctt fractionally Inner thin
> tfrdiy : Spot. ijenil * No. 2. cash , 27c ; Mirch ,
nc , .May. : ; aii:7 % , % ly , 2 c hid ; heiitemher ,
, . bid.
OATS Weak nnd lower for both spot nn 1 fit-
turea. No. 2. ta h. 2'ltc ; track. 27ii 2Sc. March ,
27'tMiy , 27e bid ; July. 24B24'4c ; No. 2 while.
HY1J Steady at 49c.
ri.\X KriIlliher nt $1 11
TIMOTHY SPKII > rlme , $ : .91fl'3.00.
( WIINMHAIJI Wlfll K.
HIIAN n-ixtcr : packed , east track. BV
HAT Quiet and ea .v for prairie at J3.MJH.I3 ;
tlmothv. strong at $ S OOfl > l0.r.O.
lllTTTiit3alet ; creamery. 16ff20'5c ; dairy , iff
inos-t < tpaiat ] S > lc.
WHISKY 1 20.
POTTO NTI KS 70a
d. lowef at II B a ke1. Spelter
tlrt.i at J4
. dull ; standard mes. Job-
nlng. $10 23. Lard , nom'nal ' ; prime steam $3 *
choice , $ " .10. llacon ( Iwxed lol ) , extin short
clear. " I" 62H 3.73 ; rH , , , $ -.7 ; , -.S7iJ ; , | , ort In.
$ . .S7V4ft6 Oil. Dry salt meats ( boxed ) , shoulders ,
$ I..WJ4.7'i : extrn short cleir. J".12Hff3.23 ; ribs
J3 - . - , < 37H : shorts , $ -07ii rw. . ' '
UKCKHTS-riour. 3.m > bht . ; wheat. 17.000
bu ; corn. w.ivo bu , ; outs , SOflflrt bu
MWXIKNTH riour. S.OuO hbls. : wheat. 11.000
tu.j corn , 23SC TO Int. ; oats. IVCM bu.
nAl.TIMOItn. March It. 1"t > 1im Dull : wett-
-
ern. JJ.701'2 80 ; vvrilern extrn. } ) .V4ltiD ; ne ftt t- |
ern family. 4.40 < f4.70 ; winter wheat patents ,
I4. 5 10 ; spring wheat patent , $5 50R1.4I-
sprluc vvVat straights. .VWJ,10 ; receipts , in -
190 UiN : exports , 2,042 hhls
WIIKAT Ste-idy at u decline ; sput and
nionlh , mJ9 ? ic : May , "iiffilic ; ste-imer No.
2 red , WS MUo ; receipts. 23 03 bu. ; exports. 99. .
S-Vj b'J : southern wheat , bjr.iruple , S5t/I1iic :
southern v/heat , on grade , 9if ( > Jc.
cnUNFtesdy ; spot and nmnlh. S.T.wte : May.
SH4e bid ; stesm'r mixed. M\fjll > ic ; receipts.
179l > 3l bu. ; exports. 151.i ; * lu , : ealei. tliv ) > i ) u.u ;
southern while - " corn , M iJJI c ; southern > el-
low.
OATS Steady ; No , : white western. S4'5(733c ( :
Nu ; ml > cl western. 32frvc ; receipts 13 , SU
bu. : expor t , 100 OiM bu SUI
IlYIJ-StiBdv ; No. I nearby. S5 < iR > 3 * c ; No I
weitern , 5lib5CE4c ; receipt * , 4 S3ii bu , ; export t * .
HAY- Prime choir * timothy , $12 6" JI3.00.
UUAIN FHKinilTS-Klrm. but Inactive ;
steam to Llvertwol. per bn . SV4d. May : Cork for
orderP. . r luarter. 1 < Edfft * 74d , March ; 3s
4 < it. April.
HPn IJIl OiiM ; fanpy creamety. Jlc ; fancy
Imitation , I7K1V ; fnnrj Udle. ISc ; gnnl ladle ,
13rt4c ! : toii' packed. J01il2c
KnnQuiet < ; freth ll'iftlte
iiUSi : : stead ) : fine } New York , larje. 5H
f ( Hc. York'small fnnc > Nevv Vortt. medium , S ftlOc ; fancy
Nevv , ,
Mnrkrt.
Ni\V : YOHK , March JJ The wheat miiket
ha < l u > vn nilonil hreik today under a ih.iry
raid br n ( ilcufn lv4tor crnctm , Uackc.l up
birenlhuilnill < wltlni ; a in An R scalpers , nl' of
i > hem wne Jix-JiU-fliy b-irl H I'nder this pre -
ur Mav tl cJln from tl -T MC to 93V4C nnd
In the first hour ot trading.
n * rket w * otrvous ind weak , ai j
for May War news had nn iffect The
day wound up with n second wild m h to unlmul ,
whkli left prlcen nervoux at nhout the Ijnevi
nf the day and mi'iiV below last nUht.
May clo ed nt SS c nnd July We bid The ill
mornllintlon of prlcei hn be n entirely 01-
trlbuteil to the alleged he-ivy nttick * by Armour
and others nt ChlcnRo. liulls have been route.1
In nil directions , the nbundino ? of slop lo
onlem hclnit nn evidence of this fact On Ihe
break exporters Improved their oppoitunlty by
picking up 13 loads of vvheitinJ 81 Ioad3 rf
com at Atlantic ports.
Coffee
Nn\V YOUK , March II.
opMitnl barely steady , with prices 5W10 | > nliitii
loner ; ruled mnd-rnlely active , with wc-ik under
tone ! 1 cil liquidation IrsplieJ by heavy Itrti'slllnn
receipt ! ) , weak local s | ) l market , link of rpacu-
latlve support and warlike condlllims Uith In
this country nnd pretty much all Kurope , Cluffcl
ute-idv , 6O1' , pilnts net lower. Hales , 17.730 hies.
IncludlnK March. J5 ISfld S ) ; Miy.
Spot coffee. Illo. w ik ; No. 7 invoice. ST4c ; No. 7
Jobbing , 6'4c. Mild , dull , but steady ; Cordnia ,
from the
thu I'nlted States , 374 W ) bigs : ti tnl visible
the I'nlleil States , 1,1 1.9M Uign. ajtulnst 731.91.S
bagM hint jcnr nnd 1TI,872 bAg" In 1KJ6
SANTO1" . March 11. COKKii-.Stenly : good
averngi' Santos , 8Wi ) rels ; receipts , 17.0W ling * ;
stock. 7I7.0W bag <
lIAMIIlMin. March H.-mrPHH-Opened ' ,
pfg. lower ; nt 2:30 : p. m , Vt I'fg. net lovvi-r ;
"lIAVm ? . " Mirch 1l.-OOPPiK Closed Mf net
lovver ; sales , ll.WiO bigs
KnnsnH t'llr ( iriiln und I'rorlnlons.
KANSAS CITY , March 11. WIIRAT Hard
bout lo lo er ; soft ( Inn : No. 1 hard , 9i > > : No 2.
7i9t'4c : No 3. 4fiS7c . No 1 rod. Dili-lie , No t.
03e : No 3 , I'tVifi'iZc ' , No. 2 uprlng , ks c. No. 3 ,
COltN Ilatlier scarce , 'la lower ; No. 2 mixed ,
OATS Market llrm nnd fairly active ; No. 2
white. 2BW27C.
UYi : Market loner ; No 2 , Kc ,
HAY Market falrlv nctlve. barely sleady ;
choice timothy , $ S30ft9.0o ; choice prairie , $7 OOff
'tTTHTlIU Market steady ; creamery , 13gi8se ! ,
dulrv , I2JT14C.
nans-Market neik at " < c.
UKCnilTW Wheat. 36,000 bu , ; corn , 31.1 bu. ;
oats , 0 WK ) liu
SIIIPMP.NTS Wheat , 61,200 bu ; corn , 47,400
bu. ; oats , 7,000 bu
Liverpool Mncjprt.
I.IVnilPOOU March II WIIKAT Spot , dull ;
No. 1 red northern , springSs Id
COIIN Spot , quiet ; American mixed. No 2
western , IK KVi'l. ' futures , nulet ; March , 8 4d ;
May , 3s 3d. July , 3s 3'W
PIlOVISIONS Ueef , extra India. CSs 9d Pork ,
prlmn n-u > n , line western. 51s 3J Htun" . dull :
3U fid Ilncon. long clear , 40 to 31 Iln , 30s M ;
short clear backs , 16 to 18 Hn , 2 < s fid : long clear ,
29 * Cd Shoulders , square , 21s Cd Lird , prime
we trrn , 27i < fil Tallovv. prime city , 29s
HUTTr.H rine t United States. SOq ; good. COs
CIII2KSIJ American , finest white nnd colored ,
39'
39'Oil
Oil/ * Turpentine spirit" . 21s 91 IlO'ln , com
mon. 4s 3d. Petroleum , rellned , B'/Sd.
N * TT Orleiinn llurki-t.
OIU KANS , March 11 HOG PUODt'CTi
eJulPt. Pork , standard ine s , JlO Wfflfl 71 I.inl ,
rollned tierce. * 1 nt I 00 ; pure lard. Jl 2V93 17'5 '
Hoxeil meats , dry suit shoulder ) . Jl 12'i , sldf * .
Jl 50. Ilacon , clear rlh sides JiJ 3714516 51 Ham- ,
choice sugir cured , J1.Mr9 W
roPPHi ; Steady. Illo , ordlnirv to fair. 7 < / , < 7le
HICR ( Jiilet. ordlnirv to good.
extra fincy , Jl C3Jf I 70 ,
intents. 54 9VR3 O )
OOIINMP -I filWl 7i ) 4
IIHAN 72c.
HAY Prime. 12tT12".c. eho'ce lljJU'Se.
TOIIN No 2 inlxed , 37c. white nnd jellow ,
3Sc.
3Sc.OATS
OATS No 2 niKi'd western , Sic ,
Cliifliiiuitl liurkct.
CINCINNATI , March 11-PIXlUIl-Dull , fincj.
Jl tlltt M. family , J3 3WI 10
Wlli\T ( JulPt No 2 red , 17Vc
fOUN Stead > , No 2 mixed , 31'4o '
OATS I'lrmfr , Nn 2 mixed , 2Je.
UYI : rirm. NO 2. oic
T'l'OV'I IONS Unrd , tendv $1 Itullc meito ,
sleailv. $110 llncon , llrm. $11)
IVHIPKY-rirm Jl 20
Itl'TTiil rirm nnd lower lllfiln creimery ,
21'4c. Ohio. railSc , dilrj. ll 12c
HTO Ul Quiet , hard refined , $ l22f5 ! > 7.
nuns Ixivvi r nt HC
ClinCSi : Stiady , piwr to prime Ohio flat , 9ff
9'ic. '
Ornlii lliTflptH nt Irlnt'linl Miirkfln
CIIICAno. Mnrc'i 11 Ilecelpti todi } : Wheat ,
37 cars , corn , 321 car < , oit , J9D cir * nstlmatcd
car lots lomorrow ; Wheat , 11G ; corn , 330 ; oats ,
2n
2nUULUTII , March 11. Hecelpls ; Wheat , 91
cars
MINNI3APOLIS , March 11. Ilerelpts ; Wheit.
311 ! cars.
ST. LOUIS , March 11. Ilecelpts : Wheat. 24
cars.
Toledo llnrkft.
TOMTDO. O. March 11. WIIIJAT Lower , nc-
live ; No , 2 cish , 97c ; May. 7c hid.
COHN Active , lower ; No. 2 mlted , 3Hc.
OATS Dull , Htendy : No 2 mlie.1 , 2Sc.
HYi : Dull , lower : No. 2 cash. 61c.
CLOVIJIISCED Active , steady ; prime cish ,
Jl OT/4.
OILr-Unehanged ; North Lima. 57c ; South
Limn and Indiana , B2c.
I'oorln MnrkctM.
PEOIUA , March 11. CORN Market quiet and
steady. No 2. 23VC.
OATS Market steady nnd nrm ; No. 2 white ,
2S'5c.
inn Market quiet and nominal ; No. 2 , 49 ®
50c.
50c.WHISKY
WHISKY High proof spirits. J1.194.
I'lillnilvliililn I'roilnrc.
PHILAniJLPHIA. March 11. IIUTTnn
Sleady : fancy western creamery , 2i4c. ) '
Kaas Unchanged : fresh nearby nnd western ,
n Steidy : New York factory , full
cream , fancy , 8c ; full cie.im , fair to choice , IVi
CSV.O.
Detroit Mnrket.
DETROIT. March II. WHKAT No. 1 white.
94ie : ! Jo 2 red , 90c ; M iy , 96Hc.
COUN No. 2 mixed. We'
OATS No 2 white. 23 iC.
nVi : No. S. 51'Jo.
Sun Frnnelneo Wlicnt Market.
SAN PHANCISCO. March 11. WHGAT Quiet ;
December. J1.31H ; May. J1.W4
UAJtt.KT-Q'Jlet : December , 98Wc ; May , 1 OS'J.
STOCKS AM > 1IU\DS.
Tln-r < > In n llrlrf Sbow of SlreiiK < li
Owl UK lit i.il\iiiiveM In I.nuiloii. Hief
NI1W YOHK , Mnrch 11. There was n brief
show of strength by some slocks In the early
iyd
trading this morning , prices having been advanced
dw
vanced on the I ondcm exchange above the New
York parity of last week. Thu advance illil not
lotr
reach the iJindon level , so there was consider ;
able arbitrage billing for London account.
it.ed
There were some bu > lng orders executed
through the channel usually employed b > Waih- ,
Ington operators. This teen came to an end
and gave color to the supposition that the
ordtri- were merely placed for effect. The whole
Hat Moon jK'klcil to depression and the decline
HIS on ! ) occasional ! ) arrested by unlmpDUaiit
nllles during the rest of the day. The strength ;
tllplaCd b ) American ncurltles In the early :
ili-ulhiKa In I/oiuliin was In strong contrast to
the weakness uf Spanish KQVtrninent I minis ,
which werepoorlj sumiorted cither In Londoner
or Paris. The only rational explanation that
stems available for thU movement Is that Igni
tion felt that there was a prospect of avoiding
hostilities between the United Mates and Spain
and was alarmed by the Spinlsh government's
acute financial ttralts Sentiment on the local :
exchange with regard to values wn * not In ac
cord to London , as Is shown b ) the day's net
declines , which run between 1 and 2 polnls all
through the list , and over that In exceptional
cafes The fall In prices was at no tlmo vie
lent , hut securities lens
were constant and there was
no support appirent at any point In the list.
There wis Indeed a less acute depression ' St.he
by St Paul than by the other grangers , the
price having crossed Iturllngton during the da/
and closing above. Kansas A Texan , preferred
was exccptlDnally weak and fell nt onr lime
3'i polnls. The extraordinary weakness of ex
change made It poeslble toiHy for the great Im-
portcm to wllhdraw gold from ihe Iliml : of Eng
land In spite of the virtual premium arked lij
that Institution. The demand In Paris for gold
was retlected In stiffening of the discount rate.
Yesterday's late decline In local call money rates
proved to hive been manipulated and uteidled to
IVj per cent today. Th * local banks me
to loan money tn the Interior and how far this
movement Is oftret by the receipts of Imported
goltl will not be definitely known until tomor
row's bank statement. The decline today In the :
exchanges of the New York clearing haute banks
to IMS than J109 000,000 Indicates ( he decreased
use of money. The hanks are contracting their
Icvinr. but n large part cit these contractions goes
to releue rterllng exchange which was used for I
liquidation nnd Importation of gold. The flue-
tuition In the bond jcp
market was rather more ap
parent tola ) , but not on a largo scale. Total
rales , J2,2itOCO. United States 4 > are per cent
loner ; registered 4s 2 per cent bid ,
Thu Kvcnlng Post's I/inilun llninclal cable
gram sis : The flock markets opened trlgier
todiy. became Hat on liquidations , but reciv *
erel later and clcued steady to firm. One small
failure WHS announced. lirazlls remained 1aV
on rumors of n further Issue of paper money by
the government. Spanish securities were al l o
heavily sold on a talk of default In coupons and
cf a reduction of Interest , The latter Is possi
ble , but nothing definite Is known , Americans
nrre the weakest market , ctoilnic Hat. This
was partly du to further liquidations by wvak
men. helped by rumors after business hours that
the United States was about to declare the Inter
dependence of Cuba Copper shares were better .
, n Paris bu > tng. The Chine- * loan has been tle-
ferre.l until March Zl A larg Industrial > tlem -
pail ) ttiiated here > e terday vvllh a capital mof
r2W.l > wan covered nearly twenty times over.
The Paris bourse was better after a period er.of
dulliif * " . but the poiltlon Is most umuttlsfac.
lory nnd a financial panto It not Imimrslble. Kx- i
rlmiiKO nn London ! up to M 31'tir-i 3IS. There
Is little doubt that underneath the quarrel be.
tureen pamuette and coullue Is Ihe anil-
Semitic fr Unr. ami I learn of more than one
Important Jevtlih coullsie house transferring Its
operations to IxmJon An additional premium
U ehanteit b > the Itank of Franc * on les.
tku * dhtrtlng the demand for | ol < ] here
causing the wlthdrnwil of 100,0 from the
llnnk l of inlnnd today.
Following are the clo'ln * quotation ! of th *
leading stocks on the New York market today *
Atchti > on , St. P. Ik Urn
ttorifd 21H do pfd MO
lllltlinorp.V Ohio. , II ) SUP. M. AM I'-'j.
Canada P.ielflc. . . o. IMeiflo . . . . . . . . . lilH
Canad i S lutm-ru So. Railway 7ii
Crntr.il I'-icInc : m ilo pM 23 i
Chen. , V Onto Toxvt .V Picino. . . . 0 > <
Chlcapo.V Alton. . . no Union P.icltle 21M
.H.A.Q HU tl. P. I.AO 7
Si K l. , . . . . . . 31 Wall nil . ( ! ' <
.C. A St. L. . . . do pfd ,
$ pfd , Wheel. .V I * K
_ il.Ailiiil < on 1074 Wheel. A I , . K pfd ill
Del tj.lt W 1.10 Ad.vtiH Kx 10J
Dei . Ai Illo O 11 Ainertein Kx l-O
Oo pfd 4.14 United St.-.toiKx. . 40
KrlQlnowl I''U IVclla F.trci Kx. . . . llil
KrlclntpM 31" Am. Cot. Oil HI
I'U Wnvnn 100 * . Cot.Oil pfd . . . . OM
Great Northern pf 1.150 Am ; Iclriu 7
Ilncklnr V.illov. . . . ll AmSjifrls | pfd H
IlllnolHCjntrU. . .
' " ' ' "
L.iknKrlu& W. . . . . 1 < . - . . ! i > frt . . . . . . 11.1
do pfd 00 IPoJ , < le's < ! i m >
LnkoShoro 1S7 icons. Uis
I.o 'iimrllloANa ' < ' Com. Canlt * Co.
Mmhaltan L IHItCol . V. tlron
Vo ' . St. Hy l.H > clftura : , "
Michigan Cmilril..l01H Oeil , Elubtnc 3
Mild . A St. L V4S llllfiOlHjilejI 45
do lit pfd
Mo.Picltlc , lA'Alf. ! , „ 10
Mobllo.VOhlo 20 , ih nra.1. in-'Ji
Mo.K.AT. 10HjN.it. Un Oil liV
Mo.K , A T pfd aOHiOrcVouIiiin. Co. . . . yt > H
Chcl . . . Pnrftlc "ill.
do pfd 25 Piiihnnn P.U 171
N.J. Contnl Oll' (
N.Y.Cantril 11IH ( Slnh bpo * T. . . .
N.d . Chi. A St. Li. . 'IVH ' Sugar 122M
do 1st pfd ill iln nrd , Ill
do2dpM 'J1W ; T. ( Hutroii 1SH
Norfolk k Wostoru U. H. ' ! . Uhor r > H
NoNe . Amor. Co CM do BO
Ko.P.ii'lflc 2iil U. 3-Knbt'r : . . . .
clo nfd 3HH do ufd IJJ-
OntnrloAi 1 ILJ \VcjflcrilfOnlnti 81
On . 1L .V N.iv 44 SUL AS F. M pfd 11 ! 1
On . Short Llini VnH Unaclliig iHt pfcl . . . 4H44
Plllnbuiv 10H N'nrtliwnslum .117
Readmir IUi
KouklHlancI 8Ji S. L is. W . . . .
S L.AS. P 01 ? llil nf.l 8
clolstpfd filial lllu ( irindu U'uit . 21
St. I'.itil Hl ! > t do nfd 57
do nfd Chiclo-r.ru ; It W. . W
ll.ivv.ilinn Com
_
Total Mien of stocks today vrere 3S.1.000 shares.
Including : Atchlvm piefcrrcd. 6 , 1) , Chicago ,
llurllnKlrm & Oulnc ) , 40,018 ; Ixulsvllle & Nash
ville , 9.071 ; Manhattan , I'l f20f Metropolltin , 6-
723 ; lleailtn ? preferred , 3910 ; Mlfsiull Paclllc ,
3'Oj ; Mlriourl. Kan a < K. Teiai prefened , 4-
4C1 ; New York Central , " .MM ; North American.
3fi40 ; Northern Pacific , 7,33' . Northirn Piclflo
preferred , 19,523 ; IleadlnB , 3,620 ; Hock IMand ,
. 11.501) ; St I'nul , 42.377. Union Paclllc. 7.520. To-
biccn. 17,110. I'e-iple's Oils , 13'J ; Susrar , 65.S2S ,
\\cslern Union , ii,7JO.
New York 1lou > > > llnrUel ,
NKW YOIUC , March 11. itONHY ON
Nominally 15J2 per cent.
PIIIMI : MKHCANTIM : pApiu-4om per
cent.
STERMNO HXCHANOK-Mirket weak , with
nclual biitlncwi In bankers' bllU at J4 t3t4 84
for dunnnil and 4J SO\/4 81 for lxt > da > i. posted
rates , J4 V2ff4 S3 nnd > l 83f4 S3'4 , commercial
bills. J4
HAH sn.vini-injc
MIIXICAN DOU.AUP 44 > ; c
aoViilNMiNT llONDS-Markct strong ; new
ts , reg and coupon , 12354 , 4i. rc > g . 110S , coupon ,
112 , 2" , P 'i. 5s , rt > R a"1' ' coupon , lll'i ; I'aclllc
C of ' 99 , 10J
Closing quotations on bonds were ns follows :
( I S nnwls rue. . . , N.J. O Js 11'- ! >
U.S now 14 con. . . w. o IH ia >
U.S. 4B.VBI N. C 4s 101
U.S. IS.COUD No. Piclllij InH. .
U S ' 'H rix nsst No Pifltlo Si , .
U.S , 'M reu No Pi2ltlo 4H . . . II U {
U S. r > 4. couii . N. Y. C i.St t , Is..l0fi
IDS l N A.W Us . . .PJ1
Al.i.clissll . 1(11 ( N W CotnoU . . . . III
All . "liHiC . 1(11) ( N. W Dab .Ii . . . 117'4 '
AI i. Currently. 1(11) ( ) Ore NlV Ists Il. <
Atchinon4i. . . , Oro. Nav. 44 . . . . SU
Atchiwu.ril 4s , . O. S u. 4 t. r. . . . . 1'JOM
Ciiuii.iSo.'ndH . . O S U , li t. r. . . .10)
Chic igo Tor I IH. H.I O. lull ) . UU , t. r. . . . 101
O.A.O It . . . . 11.114 O Imp us t. r . . . . .1IK
C.H..V.I ) 1 1. . liJ P.icirie fas of ' ! ) . " > . . IDS
U..VII. ( i. Ists . llil II. OVoil lin . . . . SO
1) AH 0.4s . . . . , 1M ) St. L. .t I. M. CJ l 1 8U
KaHt fj in Hts . . . Hill St. L A F O in 0 1 pi
Krlt'Oau. la . . . , HUH St.P COI14I1H 141
V Vf A. I ) 1 t r. ill ) St. P C UP latl. US
Sen. Klu. . o1 ! . . . St. P. C AP 14. . . .IM
G.If. , S. A. Us. . . 10 ! ) Southein llv. . * M . . HJ
ClI S AMs. . . Illl S It. AT 114 O'l '
H.JtT.Cdiit 5 } . . ,10J , Tenii new sot U . . in )
II .VT. 0. oin IU ,104 , TPX.PIC I R.Uti 1)7 )
low. i C IsU . . . , 101) ) Tox. P13 11 * . ! Mi . , im
K P. Con. , t. r . . . 100 ti. P. D . < - ( 1HH. . B I
K.P Is'.B t. r. . . . , ii : W.vb 1st .13 KlTi !
L.i.NnwCon. Is . . ,101) Wib 'Jd4 7 M
I.VN Unt is. . . , I West Shore 44 . . . . ttl'JM
MlHsourl lit . 10) V.i. Coiturlos IH
M.K.AT. L'U . . . . nn Vl dafnrrjil . . . . 4
M. K..VT.44. . . . . Union P.iultle pfd . t ! )
N Y. C. IBIS . Union Piclllj 1 . . . ! ) . ! '
llilNldli Stnok QiiotntlniiM.
. March 11. Call loans , 334 per
cent , time loans , 4(3 ( % per tent. Closing prices
for stocks , bonds nnd mining shares :
JJA
B
B
B
C
P
G
11N
O
K
U
San 3lliilii r Oiiotiitliin .
SAN I'HANCISCO , Mnrch-iL'-Olliclnl closing
Quotations on mining stocks today were as fol
lows : _
Alia 1.1 llalnjt Norcross. . 110
AlphaCon IS Ifonlurflcv Con 'J
Andes U ) Meilctn 211
Belcher IS lilqtUAlCoa. . . . ll < 5
IeMit ! Delolior. . . . 3'J Jilr. . , 41
Uulllon 10 Overinnn 11
Ciledom.1 28 Potosi 35
Challenge Con 'Jtl Suvaza V2 !
Chollar. fill Scofpiou ii
Confidence IIS Sierra NnvaU. . . . 105
Con.Cai. A , Va. . . . 77 Union Con Jl
u'rowu Pomu ] : ) UtahUon 11
Kxeliequcr 0 Yellow Jacket 1:5 :
iuiila.YOtimo. . . . 18 St.inilinl 17S
Sllvtr bars , 54 Vic ; Mexican dollars ,
drafts , sight , ! c ; telesraprt , ' ISc.
New York Mining ituotiitloni.
NIIW YORK , March 11. The followlns are the
closing mining quotations ; _ _
Chollar. M Ontkno .Mi
Crown Point , 20 Oonir 40
Con. On ! . & Vn. . . 70 Plymouth H
Daadvvoou 73 QlllcksllTrtr 101)
Gould. ! * Curry M Oilloksllvor ofd. . . ' 'OJ
Halo&.Norcroii. . 140 SIorr.tNarilj. . . . HO
IloincsiiKQ 3701) StindirJ 170
IronSllrer -10 Union Can 10
Mexican -M Yellow JacUai . . . . -5
London Stook
IXJNDON. March 11. 4 p. m Closing :
Consols , iu v.,111 11-10 N Y. Contrii .
Consols , acct . 1I1U Peniislv.iiili 30
Can. P.ictnc. RIM Ho ul I ii ? llt
Krlo. MOJ. Ctin. now 4s. . ( Ill'4 '
. AUihison I IH
III. Coutr.U . 101 L , VX 31U
Mexican ordinary. . l ( Ur.md Trunk U
SuP ml coiiimon. . . 1M )
1)AU SlLVin : Weak at 23 3-1CJ per ounce.
MONKY-2H p r cent
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills , 3Vt per cent ; three months' bills , 3
per cent.
riirrlKii 1'liiinit'lnl.
LONDON. March 11 Spanlth 4s were quoted
on the Slock exchange today nt 5".H , agilnst
K1' , the cloning prlcu of ) rsterday American
securities , after a dull and rathei weak opening ,
were firmer , but rather Inactive. There was iff.no
ilcmind and the trading was merely profes
sional Ilrazlllan securities recovered rapidly on
Paris bujlng. and the declaration that the pa-
nient nf the next coupon Ii absolutely assured
Amerlcin eagles to Ihe amount of JCI02.000 were
withdrawn from the Hank of Knglind today
Gold Is quoted at Ilueniw A ) res toda ) at ins 10
PAULS , March 11. Three per cent rentes , lOJf
17'io for the account. Exchange on tendon , 23f
3V4o for checks On the bourse today Spanish 4s
were quoted at BI S-16c They closed ) eslerdny
at STho market wai anltaled early In the
day nnd ruled flat. Subsequently business be
came more favorable , nnd trip day closed with i a
Krnenl Improvement. International les
were unfavorably Influenced by the renewed le-
clines In Spanish nnd Ilrnz'llnn ' ftoeks The lit-
ter. however , recovered nearlv 2 points on fa-
vciraliln reporls nnd rallied the former. Itlo
tlntos and Deheers mines rose sharply. *
mULIN. March 11. Price * oixnnl llrm on the ;
bourse toilay , operators being favorably hem
pressed with the remark ! ) bf the Krltlsb llrst
lord of the admiralty , th * Hon. Oeorge rstJ.
( Joschen. when he presented the navy estimates
In the HOIISO of Commons y sterdny. Hut sub
sequently prken were depressed , owing to the
downward movement nf Kpjn'sh ' 4s. The local
department nas maintained. American seourltleH
were Irregular. Canadian Paclllo Improved and
the Northern Pacific were wrak , hut recovered.
FlitniiHnl .Votvu.
OMAHA. March 11. Hank tlehrlncs. J81S9H91 ;
balance * . J32.2IW 08 A yeaV eo the cl Rrlnirs
were $731 IIM. * ) ; liulances. rd.Wl.79 ; Increiw ,
JI47ull r I
CIIH-AOO. March ll.-CIenlings. Ill 41S.732 ,
New Aork exchange , lie itbrntpl ; t 'sted rites ,
J4 M and M M. Stocks Irregular. West Chlcigo
notably weak on liiulil.ijlon | Alley L 8) ,
Diamond Match. 153. Like ir > t L , i"i " , IlUcult
preferre.1 , 77 J ; North Chl-aW Rl n kid. Straw-
'nl.
nrk
ed
MKMPIUS. March 11 ClmrfWs. JIM.51,1 ; hnl.
ances J7I.7M ; New York eich Re selling i1 159
premium. /
NKW OKLHNS. . March II Clearings. JI.CHI.-
019. New York exchange , bdpk par , commercial ! ,
Jl per ll.oon dlkenunt
PHILAPKLPIIIA , Mnrrh" H-Hearings , JIO-
801.610 ; hilances , Jl(3fl ( (53 10m
IIALTIMOIU- : March II. Oleirlngs. J2.IPJ.279 ,
balancen. J423.707. ,
NEW YOHK. Murrti -4hc.lrlngii. . J10S,8J7,517 :
bilancen. H , ' i , l.
IIOSTON Mirch -ClearlnB . fl7. : ,623 : bal
ances. S2.S.1MU.
CINCINNATI. M re < i II Vew York exchange ,
40B50o < il - riiiint : mon , 1'iiM per cent ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Run of Stock for the Day About Up to
Local Requirements.
GOOD DEMAND FOR THE GOOD CARLE
Priced Sdiiiljo UlulicT on Ip lrnlile
Aiiliiinlx lliilolu'iV mill SlocU-
- rViiUiT
SOUTH OMAHA. March 11. Receipts for
the days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hoes. Sheep. Hor's.
March 11 2.4SJ 5,900 l.JiVj
Murch 10 2,31. 4.CJ7 10,207
March 2.SOI G2H C 67G 47
Mnrch S 2.0U , r/J 7.S69 3
March 7 3.200 3.170 3.3S4 4
I March 5 1,137 C.437 1,270 6(5 (
March 4 t , . . . 1.823 C.5I3 5,215 43
Mnrch 3 I,6i2 B SS9 3.7W 2
March 2 M 4 5,119 4.ST3 B
March 1 2,773 7.SOO 4.2JO 3
February 23 1.S34 4,541 4,011 . . . .
February 26. . ) . . . . 910 5,275 3012 . . . .
Kebtuiry 25 1,222 5.C9G 4,010 43
rehrunry 24 1.5S2 4.S34 0,743 53
February 3 3.S31 S.40J 5,027 -12
February 22 3783 9,2.14 7)29 )
The oniclal number ot cars of stock
brought In toilny by eac1 ! load was :
Cattlo. Hogs Sheep
C. , M. & St. I' . Hy 3
O. & St. L. Hy 1
Missouri rnclllc ? Hy . .
Union I'aclllc system 2 < > 16 4
C. A.N. . W. Hy 1
I' . , U. & M. V. H. U 21 17
S. C. & 1' . Hv 3 1
C. . St. I' . . M. & O. Hy. . . . 22 a
11. & M. R. H. H 21 21 4
C. , 11. & Q. Hy . .
K. C. & St. J 5
C. , H. I. & V. Hy. . east. . . . , . .1
C. , H. I. At P. Hy. . west. . . . 1
Total receipts 109 SO S
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purciKiHlng the num
ber of head Indicated :
Huyers. Cattle. HOR * . Sheep.
Omahn IMcklnff Co 31 CS1
The G. H. Hammond Co 232 1,072
Swift and Company CIS 1,171 951
The Cudahy 1'ackiiiR Co 597 2,101
H. Heekcr nnd Dcgan. . S
Vansant tt Co 22
I. Stephens 10
licnton A : Underwood . 23
Huston & Co 2 > >
Krebbs & Co 15
Livingston As Shalcr . . . . 70
Myers IKS
L. F. Husz Ill
Cudahy I' . Co. , K. C S09
1" . D. Armour lil ( . . . . . . . .
II. Hamilton 3
Other buyeis 1S2 5 937
Left over 210 . . . .
Totals 2.1SO 6,142 1,902
CATTI.13 So fur as numbers were con
cerned thcte was not much change In the
receipt2,482 head today , and 2,312 ye tet-
d.iy. As to the matter of quality the aver
age -vvai not good , but at the same time
theiu were some. right desirable beeves on
s.ilu tint were bolter Hum anything here
> csterduy. The market as a whole .vas In
prolty decent shape and the most of the
cattle sold early.
Ueef Steers The buyers of shipping and
export cattle were In the field this morning
and Mich rattle as they could use , that Is
peed heavy and well linlsbed steers , sold
nt strong ( nrlces. Cattle tint were cairkd
over brought 5c more , than was bid yetter-
day. A part of a load of choice l.tlil 11) .
steers sold up to $500 , showing .vhat leally
desirable/ cattle will bring. Otheta sold at
JI.30Q4.70 Me Hum weight nnd light cattle ,
especially .such as were not well llnldhod ,
were , If anything , n little , lower.
Hutchers' Slock About twenty loads of
cows and heifers vveie on sale , pretty liberal
offerings for the latter part of the week.
The proportion of cow stuff to the total re
ceipts has been pretty large .ill the week
nnd that fact , together with ithe neir ap-
ptoach of the end of the week , gave values
a lower tendency. The most desltablo of
the offerings may not have sold much dif
ferent from yesterday. In fact buyers were
claiming a steady market on all kinds , but
the experience ot sellers was generally In
dicative of a lower market. Good veal
calves uro valuible ptoperty , the demand
being good and the m.irltct very strong. As
high as t < i. " > was pulil yesterday , and today
a small bunch fold up to $0 SO.
Stock Cattle Light stock cattle and
medium weight feeders were not to be. found
In the yards' ' In any great numbers. At the
simo time there was considerable Inquiry
on the part of buyers for anything that
would answer to that description and for
that reason the market was about steady.
When It came to the half fat or warmed up
cattle which have been selling for feeders
the situation was somewhat different. The
half fat stuff has been sailing pretty high
and prices have been forced up so close to
the prices at which light cattle have been
selling that the country has suddenly
stopped taking the half fat cattle.
Speculators found the half fat cattle
accumulating bn their hands and they were
In consequence poor buyers this morning for
that kind of stuff ; If thcyitook It at all they
wanted It at a less price. Representative
sales :
NATIVES.
nuir HTHKHS ,
Ho. Av. Pr. No. Av. l > r. No. Av. I'r.
39..1222 J4 40 14..1221 J4 4 11..14115 K 00
1..1210 3 90 ! S.,1 ( 1 4 30 fi. . . . 950 4 23
Z9..12I9 4 SO 79..1392 4 Jrt 1..12SO 470
13..1432 4 10 17..1143 4 21 38..1163 4 35
11..1171) 4 4) 20..1272 4 50 4. . . . 840 4 15
4).1189 4 SO 17..1123 4 55 1..1IOO 3 50
29. . . . 030 4 03 8..12CO 4 13 21..1119 4 15
; 0..13fl 1 20 C4..1274 4 21) 18..1224 4 SJ
8..1342 423 1. . . . 9"ft 421 31..1187 423
7..1031 421 8..10'6 430 4..1017 430
4..11C431 20..14X > 431 8..1212 440
19..t2- 4 40 34..12V ) 4 53 10..1131 ! 4 65
36. . .1450 470 34..1306 383 4..1027 390
3..1130 4 10 10. . . .1141 4 10 3..1213 4 10
1..11W 4 10 16..1210 4 10 14. . . . 9 2 4 10
19..124 ? 4 20 17..1147 4 20 G..1113 4 23
21..1191. 4 23 6..11M 453 2) ) . . . . 978 430
24..121" 430 22..1100 440 11..1182 443
1. . . . W ) 375 18 , . .lOJO 410 18..1190 410
21 . . .1202 4 SO 21..1115 4 23 40 . . .V\V \ 4 21
4I..12SS 430 r0..1Wl 410 19. . . . 973 420
n. . , . 911 4 2i 2G..1141 431 21..1112 440
COWS
1..1040 3 0) 9..10-2 341 4..1287 370
1..1400 390 4..1170 4ft ) 1 , . . . 830 250
1. . . . S70 2 73 2..I1'IO 2 71 3 . . 991 2 83
7 . . .10IS 1 CO 11 . . DH9 3 01 S . . . 973 3 10
1..1170 3 10 2..1110 3 11 3 . . .1000 3 20
2..12T ) 3 Si ) 1. . .12i > 0 320 1..11IO 323
1. . . fiO 3 M 13. . . ! 33,1 1..11V ) 345
1. . lOOi ) 350 10 . . .1219 3 10 1. . . UH ) 160
S ! . .112S 3.1i | 3 . .irO 3M 1..12IO 3V
1 . . .1110 3 fiO 1..1I90 J IV ) 1..13S1 3 C.1
3. . ,10'J-t 1 71 1. . ISfO 3 SI 1..1210 3 8.1
1. .1010 350 2 . . .1011 311 1..1140 335
1. . .lOCrt 2 23 1 . . S"0 2 41 1. . . . ROD 2 43
1 . .93) 250 3 . .920 2 SO . . . 20 315
1..1114 3 Jl 9 . . .1004 3 11 l..Wf/ 25
4 . . .1230 3 23 23 . 971 3 31 5 . . . kJ2 3 33
3 . V. 1 3.1 5. . . 12K. 3 31 7..1011 3 33
1 . gfO 331 1. . .1110 350 1 . . . 920 221
1. . 1030 110 4. . . 9 _ 33.1 2..1I4J 350 I
2 . .131,3 1 10 2. . . 1135 3 6,1
2 . .1C15 3 10 2..1050 3 10 11..10C3 3 40 I
2 . 9W 2 73 1 .1110 325 23 . . ( W 321
2 1115 3 3) 11 . . .IMC 3 43 1. . . . ! I10 1 75
1. . . 170 2 73 6 . . . 817 2 73 1. . . . SCO 3 CO
5. . S2C 1 2i 1..1050 331 2. . . 1CC1 335
1..1010 34) . . . . 3 40 1. . . 1330 SCO
- >
" " *
18 . 76 < i 1 C3 1 . . 830" 173 20. . . . 712 300
0 . . 891 3 90 1. . . 830 3 l 14. . . . ' 177 3 90
3 701 4 00 9 . 10X0 4 ID 1. . . . 7SO 3 30
1. . . 40) SCO 3. . . . 4 ) 300 2 . . . 800 ISO
0 959 3 SO 7. . . . 918 39) 3 . . . 876 3 fO
2. 91IPO 2. . . . 7fiO 300 20 . . . 811 375
3. . . . 4 > 0 3 90 1 . . . 780 3 21 1. . . . C0 3 25
2 . . . .ai 3 W 2 . . . 770 3 til 11. , . . IO 3 "
1. . KO 373 1. . 810 390 1. . . . 770 390
1. . 'M 3 2i 14. . . . S36 3 41 8 . . . 920 3 53
1..770 373 1..1510 375 I , . . . 4M 173
1 . . . 430 3 SO 2. . . . 750 4 00
IIUI.US.
1..11W 250 1..13V ) 310 1..1220 321
1..1C.H ) 3 4) 1..13M 3 20 1. . . 1310 3 40
1 . riV ) 1C ) 4. . ' 92 363 l.,10(0 ( 2 M
2. . . .120 310 J..137I ) 323 2..I5V ) 3 SJ
1..134) S 40 1 . . .1830 363 1..1COO 361
1. . . 1640 371 1. . . 13UO 311 1. . .HI ) " 4"
1. . ,20 < 30) 1..1ISO 300 1. . . ,1400 310
J..liO * S 3' 1..1820 3 3.1 1..1910 3 55
1..143I 2 90 1..1UO 325 l..HTO 350
2. . . . S3) r. 25 1. . , . n .121 1. . . . 270 M I
11. . , 2u 0 W 2. . . . 103 6 M
HT.U3S.
1. . . . 880 3 60 1. . . . 910 3 23 1. . .1OO 1 40
1..1000 371 19. . . .131 3 W 1..KAO 3 C3
1..1010 3 33 1. . .H"-0 " 3 73
OXIK.
1..1770 S CO
STOCKKR3 AND rBRDBIlS ,
1. . . 13) 3 ' ) 21 . 781 t ? 5 24 . . .1011 4 ? .1
( ! . . 57t 4 70 21. . Rt ) 4 2 * 1 . 870 1 9)
2 .1011 41) 14 . 81) 4 J > 15 . . DO ! 4 31
C. . . . 613 4 M 1 . . .ID. ) ' ) 4 10 1. . . . S'O I 23
1 . . . SCO 4 5) 3. . . . 11) I 50 2 . . . 4SO 4 IV )
8. . . . 541 461 J 770 4 l-l 1. . . . ' ,40 .111
4. . . 7r 4 oo 2 . .low 4 oo n . . . M ; 4 23
48. . . .10J9 4 2"i 4 , , ,1047 3 71 1. . . . 470 4 fr >
6. . . 875 4 10 3 . tW 4 15 1. . . 950 I 20
1. . . . 730 4 50 1 , . MO 4 50
1IOC1H Toduy'H mmU triln broucht In 5.310
, n nif.ilnst 4,617 jmtcnl iy , 6 511 one \vt-rl :
and 3.C96 twci vvok ( . nm. The quullly rltnf
th hoirx wan BI | nn nn a\erax .
Thn nmrki't upfned with u fHlr demand fiom
local pnckeiH , and vvllhaluf Just aU.ut tt. > .idv
with s itrilay While tin * trade wa not > lyr
tleularly nellvv at any time , Iho mint of rh
hos' < ld firly. but Ix-fori- cUmranc * nan .
f > ctHil tit' * market cin-'l off und fn > m that tlmo
on the movement naa Aery slow Hcllerx all
vvantcil mnrnlnir prlc ' . wlilli' hujfra were of.
ferlnir aluitit 13,75. After ilniKKlm ; .ilnnc for
mmid lima the murket tin. illy cli vd nbout 5c
lovvrr than It orx-ncd.
"Kta mo > t nf the hozH noM at Jl.fO. the imtio
a * yelrrdai * . Imt there \\rtf mon > at > 3JJ nnd
t3 77 > i. while the top uja Jl. S3. an aealnM H.Hft
jiuienlny. Tha a\n > Kf nf all thu ulm wa
r > hade lo rr than yenlenlnv , hut "till higher
than on Tu duy orVcdnt lay. Ai roninarrd
nlth ntfk v > vnluM ore 53Wo loner. Hop-
rc ontntl\c nalp i
No. Av. Ph Tr. No. Av. Dh. Pr.
. . . . . . . . . . .1373 W ) . .M5
84 211 1W 3 7.1 7 34 < l * ) 3 75
4C H'4 . . S T' S3 STB 560 1 71
! J > 3i 3 > ) 37.1 46. . . S1 . . . 175
27 227 . . . 373 .11 * 7 . . . J 71
33 K3 . . . 371 77 211 ll l 371
16 . . 3 r. fl 2M > S 77 4
fl J41 2i S77'4 ' M 917 120 3 77 >
77 1'12.1 3 " > < , CI .284 SI 1 77'k
7,1 SMS 2SO 1 77 > i 71..23S m 3 77 < 5
f,7 3. ' , 1W 3 7 ! > 64..21-2 to 3 77i ,
61 J73 . . . 3 < 72 3.0 40 3 * )
91. , SiV 40 3 M 81 21' H 3 fD
52 2 : > 4 M 3 ' < > 1 270 4i ) 3 SO
SO 2V > 120 S SO 61. . .i. . . .271 M 3 1
; j ji SO 3 ID m 27S . . . 3 ft )
Kl " 2 < < 3 H ) 3 > ) 1 214 . . 3 W
73 : i,1 10i ) 3 S ) H 331 ISO 3 V )
S . .231 . . . S SO 6 Ml * ) .1
i | . . ! . . .244 . . . 3 SO M t6J fO 3 Si )
. . . . . . . .y > 40 3 SO 71 JtT 120 3 SO
( i 343 160 .1 Si ) M i.3 < . . . 3 H )
61 . . . .273 10) 38) ? 210 IS ) 3M
SO . . . . .214 . . . 3 S ) 0.1 ! < 1 80 3 f
67. . . . . .2IS . . . 381) f'.l 271 SO 3 Ml
71 . . . .278 40 3 W ) ( VI 231 . . . 3 N )
ftl. . . . . . .2SS . . . 30 231 40 3V )
68 ! ! . . . .245 . . . 3 Si ) 63 26 W 3 R )
. . . . . . . S. . ) 3 SO M K ? . . 3 80
77 , . " 3 . . . .1 Si ) 67 241 . . . 3 < 0
rs .I ! . . .ns . . . 3 s. ) 69 .137 ice .iso
1,3 231 . . . 3 M ) 75.,2.13 . . . 3 SO
; tS . . . 3 SO M 271 . . . 3 24
. . . . 221 . . . 3 fCH 3 2S7 . . . 3 SJV ,
3fl 10) 3 82' ' * 51 331 IW 3
" S',3 . . . 3S5 19 , . .321) SO 1ST ,
53 . . . . .36.1 SO 3 S.1 SS 3S7 . . . 38.1
WAGON HOtlS-TIinoW Ot'TS.
1' 4V1 . . . 360 1 .WO . . . 285
5 ' 373 . . . 370 1 2H ) . . . 3 ( V )
oil 210 . . . 375 7 263 40 370
HHEI'P With only l.nW nhcecp nnd tnmt > a In
the ren , It looked like n famine after the Mi ;
run > e terdny of 10,207 T.io market oil nhetv
and > enrllnK * wan fully ateud ) nnd the di-
mund qultp hrl k for that kind of Muff. The
nnrket on IrtiulH , n * * ha * heen the CT P for POIIIO
time , wan wrak and ln . Thn markets of the
countiy reem to ho RlutttM with lanih * and
values In thelaot week ur ten d > hove dropped
all of 20M23C. Ucprcsentntlve intent
No Av. I'r.
161 vvpvtern wethers 113 14 25
367 Mexican wethers . . 110 4 30
7 cull * i. 1 3 40
84 weMorn jearllnifs 101 4 13
126 western lamlis 80 4 75
CIIICACO i.ivn vrocic \HKKT. .
Knt Iliipm Mi'll Well Hut l.lujht Oiit'M
Are At'Kli'diMli
CHICAOO. March U. lluverx of cattle wre
disposed to take hold mure freely today tlnn they
uiuall } do on Prlil iy. I'rlccs were Rteady and
the few lots of choice cittlo sold qulrkly Net
many rales were innde an Mull as J5 , the
iiuallty iH'Inff mther ordinary Most of thpsln-is
went at prleos raiifrlng fiiim XI SII IM 111. eiim-
moner Krades hrltifdiiK W73KI41 Kevv calve *
wcie ofTeitil nnd prices wete uiKhniiRoit ,
Pat. heavy IIORS sold nil rU'M , hut Ilitlit IIORK )
were neRlreted and the market closed
S.iles were made of heavy | I B nt $17VfPI 1" .
Imtchor weight * at $37H(402S ( nnd lluht how nt
$3 70i3 P2'j ' Tim hulk of the hogs ruis > d ll'P
scales at 3 Kli00 and pics ImniRlit J1iMff3SJ
Tnule In Hluvp nnil hiinlii1 vv.is n active * in thil
. .mlleil offc-rlnKS would ii'intt , nhr'1linlnp yiiit.ii *
ill $30i > fi310 fcir the iwoicst to $4 WH1 "il for the-
beat HoL-ks , foil v e-itpriii f < ! tchlni. $1 O-'itTI M.
vi'arlliiRB hrniiRhl $4 fimn 00 iiml Inirho cold nt
> 4 S5iirr CO , fi'OlnK In'lnvv 1"
Uocelpt" : Cnttle , 3.600 lien ) , hogs , 15,000 lie-id :
sheep , C.OOi ) head.
St. l.oulx I , tic Mock.
ST. IXJIJIS. March 11 OATTMi-Iteci lpt . 7HO
head. liRludlnB 400 bend Texnnii : Khlinnontu , 7uO
head , market Blp.ul > : fair to fnni > native lilp-
plnv ; and export Hteer * . lluOOICO , hulk nf sili"- .
W U3'I10. ' ! . ilroR'eil heef and butcher slivrJl ( K )
< i5 13. hulk of ? .il ' 8 , Jt 30JH 10. slceis uiuli'i 1.010
His . 13 754 5 < ) . hulk nf rales. } 4 WH CO. Mockers
.mil foedera. $3 235f4 73 , liulk of mlos , > 1 33fi4 70 ,
cons mid heifers , f 175t I AD. Texan nnd Indlin
steerJl 605 ? ! SO. hulk of Hales , J1 'mS | I 2.1 , CI P
and heifers , J2 OOffl rf
IIOOS Heeelpts , 7,200 hold : vhlptnenlF , l.fiiH )
head , marknt 5u lower , > oikeiH. $ J 70W3 > 0 , puk-
cri , $3 SOJT1 CO , Imtchors , J4 iW < fl 01
SIII'IJI' HtvelplH , 600 liead. sliliiuont | ! " . none ,
market slendv , native muttons. Jl WS30 \ ,
Inmhs , $300if330
IOIIF.I | Illo lilie Stni-k.
. March 11 CATTI.i ; Market
dull and full > lOffll'ic lower , extra good export
steers , J.4 6flil.Cl | , choice Imtcher steers , $4 Ijfl' '
4.30 , fair to Rood butcher ulcers , J3 ClSN.ri. ecm-
mon to medium hutcher stiers. M.40 .1 63. choice
heifer" , $3.Wfjl.l3 , fair to ehnl e hutcher cows ,
J2 'KiffS 63 , medium to inmd fcedirs , } 3 i > " ( iT4.n
llOaHeeelpts ) , 2,000 heailj tops , Jl Wri.13 ;
mediums. t3 7J5J3.00 , IlKht shippers , $3.30iff3.73 ,
piRS , J2. 30513. 41
Slllini * AND LAMIiS Market stcndy and 1111-
chnnROd , Rood to extra flilpplnp ulieep , Jl.r.Oif
3.7r fa'r In peed sheep. 43 00i3,23 : common to
medium , J2 Mj2.60 ; extra uhlpplnR lanilw. J4.73ff
1 00 : fair to Rood lambs , } 4.2ri5f4.73 ; best butchers ,
J4.COS1.50 , fair to good butcher ! ' , J3.30ff4.00.
KiinniiN Olty I.ltiStock. .
KANSAS CITY , March 11 QATTI i : necelpt ,
3,000 head ; handv neleht dresweil beef cuttle ,
strong , largely J463j310 ; heavy itllpp < > ru , Btmdv :
best ( trades , fl 40. covvn nnd helteiT , Birnng ;
choice natives , up to J4 45 ; westerns , l 20vpt : -
ern fed steers , notlve , 4 C0 i)4 7.1 ; dockers Hi.J
feeders , M.7.W3 21 ; common , easier : Texas steers ,
W 6tW4 10 , bulls and mixed. 2 73fl4 00
henvlen. J371fl'400 : picker * . f3.70 < l71 Ol :
mixed , 165TIO : llKhtK. JJ CW3.70 | ; > orkcn > , Jl Go
0370 : pin ? . 125J3S3
8III3KP Rficelpts , 3,700 hend ; market nctlve.
Hteady : common to mixed siarllnKs , J3 tOJfl C3 ;
lambs , common to fair. J4 83 5 17.
Ve v York Live Stnok.
NHW YORK. March It nRUVES-Recelpts ,
3.323 head : steady ; steers. J4.23ff4.no : oxen , JJ.S3
f4.23cows , J2.00fj3.00 ; bulls. J3. 0fi3. ! > 0. Cables
quote American steeers at lO'iftllc. ' drefsed
weight : live sheep , 1012c : refrigerator beef , 8
" o per Ib. ; exports today. 453 cattle ; tomor
row"J.lfO cattle nnd 1.740 quarters of beef.
CAL.ViS Heeelpts , 726 head ; feeling- weak ;
veals. J1.OOfl5.fiO.
Hlinni- AND I AMIiS llecelpts. 1.4C4 head ;
barely cteiily ; ROOI ! sheep. 11.0001.00 ; good to
prime lambs , JS.COffS.DO ; clipped to heavy , JI.23
lioOS Receipts , 2,163 head ; weak nt 13.600
4.15 ; best ttnte hogn. J4.25.
InilliiiniollH I.lvo Sook.
INDtANAI'01,13 , March 11. CATTI.n-Hc-
cclpts , 1,200 head ; eh'pmcntB. ' 600 head ; market
moderately active ; good to vrlme steers , J4.90I81
5.23 ; fair to medium steers , J4.60S4.SO ; common
to good stockers. J3.0003.75.
HOOS-Rtcelpls. 5,500 head : uhlpments , 2.000
head ; market moderately active from strong to
higher prices ; good ti > choice medium and heavy ,
tt.91W4.07W : mixed , J3.90 3. 5 ; common lights.
II 80W3 ' .
SlinUI' Receipts , 110 head ; shipments filr :
market active ; good to choice Inmbs. J.1,2'il ) 50 :
common to meiWum Iambs , J3.75C3.00 ; common
sheep. Ji.2503.00.
r.ntt IltifTnlo l.lvtiilo'k. .
HAST nUPFAI/J. N Y. . March ll.-f'ATTI.n
Dull and slow ; fat shipping steers , J4 roiJ4 71 ;
fat smooth fleers , 14,4084.50 ; coarse nn 1 roughs.
J1.71fi4.23light steerei , J4.10ff4.25 ; choice fat
heifers. J4.23fl4.SO , mixed butchers , JI.WiS.OO ;
gnod butchers' cows. J3.fOft3.90.
lions Weak ; good to choice , Jt. OfM.CO ; com
mon to choice , J3.04 03 ; common to choice ,
J3 7W3 0.
Ij\MHS Cholec to extrn , J3 53fr3.70 ; culls to
common , J4.75H5.15.
Sliniir Choice selected wethers , JI.COff4.7j ;
culls to common , J3.1533.PO.
Kn < Mln-rty Mi < Stoolr.
HAST MI > iitTY. Pa . March 11 CATTI.T-
Rlendy. prime. J3 01)1(3 lOi common , J3 COffl 10 ;
bulls , stags and cown , J2 OO I 10
HOOH Htendy. prime meilluin ; , JK'3fJMO.
he-ivy jorkers. $1 OOff I n3 ; IlKht yorkers. J1"O |
311. plga. J3 730183 ; heavy hogs. Jl ; rougha ,
J2 M110
SHI3I3I' Inw. price unchanged. l imb ,
choice , Jl 70S7-3 KO common to good , ItTIifl.ST ,
venl calves , J6 50W7 00
rinrlniiiiU I.U < % * Moi > k
CINCINNATI , March 11. HOGri Kasy. J3 230
400CATTM
CATTM : stcaiir. J250f > i.73
SIII3I3I' inill. J273fi4 M )
\MIiS-KteatIy , J4 OOfi-3 71
Stoclv. In SlKlit.
Iternrd of receipts of live stock at th four
prlnclpil mirkets for Marcii II'
Callle. .
Omilm . 2,482 X'l
Chicago . 3.WI
Kansis City . 3.WI IK )
St. Louis . . _ iOi | 500
Total * . 3.W ! 37,330 12 J
Wool llnrUct.
IlO'iTON. March 11. Pollowlng are the quota
tions for the leading dencrlptlons :
Ohio and Pennsylvania tleicoi , X nnd above ,
J7 'Sc ; XX , 2So : XX and above , JOfrSIc ; de-
Inlne SOflSle : No 1 combing. S0fi31e ; No. 3
cimblng. 30ff31e. Michigan. Wisconsin. We , :
MlchUan. 2lc. No 1 Mlchlsnu comhlng. 23o ;
No. 1 Illinois combing. Z9o ; No. 2 Mlchlgiin
oomhlnir. JSff29c ; No. 2 Illinois comblni , 28 29o :
New York , N'W Ilompshlrn and Vermont , Z3'if
leV i 1 New York. New Hampihlre nnd Ver
mont. ! 7c : delaine , Michigan , 28o. Unwakhed
medium Kentucky and Indiana iiuartir-blood
combing. Sfcc : Kentucky and Indiana nilT
elehthi-blrxxt lomblng. 23fl24c ; Missouri ( juirler-
blood comblni : , 22f23c ; MUsourl three- l htlu-
blood combing , 2-1ff2le : braid combing , Jlo , lake
and Oeirgla , 83c. Territory wools : na
line medium and tine , lc 18c ; scoured , 47 ' . to ;
staple , 52J5Je | ; Utah. W > omlng , etc. , tlnu ine.
ilium and line , 15G17c ; tcoured , 47fl4Sc ; sluple.
Txa wools' hprlng medium , 13
months. 16ii1Sc : eci.ured , 43'r/43c : uprlng line. 12
months , l < QI9c ; icourojl , r.0c Australian
reoured bi'lu. combing lupcrllre. 7lf(72o ) , good ,
MtfCSc. averasB , 6206 0 , QufenslanJ combing ,
SiiKtir llurkct.
NI3W YORK. March ll.-SIJOAH-IUw , utendy ;
fair refining. 3\ 3 ll-16e ; cvntrlfugal , % tent ,
4V4WI 3-1Cc : rrflncd , steady : mould A , V - .
tandnrd A. If. confecllonerV A. Be ; cut Ijaf ,
5SC. eruxhed , 641.0 ; powdered , 5 7-ICc , gpod gran-
ulHted. 6'4et cubes. 5 7-1Cc.
NBW OUM'.ANH. March -SUOAR-Qulet ;
open kettle , 2 R34c ; cenlrlfuRiil , Kranulatti ] ,
4 lI-16 Oo : whites , 4V I'4 < - : > ellow § , 4fl ' 4o.
xond ; * . 203 15-lCc. Molattes , uronj , t-rntrlfu.
gal , OKHc ,
\ < < n- York lr > - ( iooil * llarUi't.
Ni\V ; YORK , March -Conditions are nll !
quiet In nioit branche * of dry goods lodiy Th
sile > of both cotton and woolm Knola at lint
hand * are 1UIU , bolb by mall order nnd slnr
trailing. 'lh prlc * tone U rtlll tuttalnrd In
norly all quarters , allUuueti Ihrro r report *
of concr lee matte. Theie , however , urn
carcely poulbli , eacojit where certain lines hovr
c m ldfmble accumulation Th * hopfful fc lur
nf th nwrket Is the deinnnd from wu tctn an I
Interior iwlnt * , where th y are avldenttr ilolnt
n good hiiMnrM Regulars In cloths
are In tno > l >
cralo demand. About 1.0-V t < leco ixMs and e trn
hav been Mil. Prints nnd gingham * show no
chaiiRo of moment In any grade ur quarter.
COTTO.V" \ .
Hi-urn ( Sri the I | > | icr llnnil ntul Koron
linn if Prior * .
NI3W YORK , Mirch II The boar crowd had
the upper hand In the da > ' future cotton mar-
kct and succeeded In devolving siivernl lines of
old long finer. The mirket npcncl quiet nnd
uteady nt unchanged prices of 2 to 4 points.
Weakness developed un ler nggresslvo K-ar ne
tlnn Ity mldiHy n loss nf 4 to 6 | H > 'nts wa a |
parent , nnd after further rising t a net lois f
ii to S | H < lnlM the market clojcd Heady * t thn
lowest point. Totit sales of futures. 1H7.400 links.
There were n few Inning orders arnund the l > fn.
Inir. hut coiiKervatlve traders show el n dltponl-
tlon to kti'p nut nf tlm niiukct pendlnx the ret *
ttement nf I tin Cuban question , and for the b I-
ance of the session si > eculnllve mpMort was very
mivtger. Iherp was winui lni > ln fr\un tlim > In
time on the real tlnn theory , but th'x cl s rf
buslnpss cut llttlp tlgure In total transactions
SxM. | easv ; inld < lllng , 63-l6oi net receipts , 4iX )
blcs ; givss , | ,4I6 biiles : exports to the conti
nent , V2 tmles ; fnrwarilenl , 116 bales ; sales , P04
bales : t.plnnem , 2.O bales ; stix-k , 1SS 224 bales.
Weekl > ! Net receipts. 2.J13 hales ; gross. SI-
6' < 1 twles ; exports to Croat llrltaln , 7,721 biles :
lit France , 2,117 bales , to the continent , 7,141
bales ; fnrvvarded , 8.2S7 bales : n le , BH7 ! l alcs.
Tntul ltxln > : Net receipts , i , < 49 bales ; rxportu to
Oreat llrltaln , 6,00.1 halts , to the cnntlnent. 4615
hairs ; stock , 1,071VO ( lialrsi Conwlidnted ! Net
rrcelpts , 142,623 Kilcs ; expnrts tn ( Ue.it Tlrltaln.
68,466 bales ; In Prnlici' . U..MI bolp > : to the i-on-
tlnent , vi.fM luiles Total slme SiptemlHT It
Net receipts , 1,772,131 bales ; to Orent llrltaln.
. ' ,1,72,178 bales , in Prance , 715,447 Imles ; to thn
confluent , 2.2 0.117 biles
NI3W OHMJANS. March II L\TTO.V-Pnliirr
steady ; siles. 64n)0 ) bales ; March. $5GSI5 | CO :
Api II , J1.5Mi6.M : May. J1.6I 3.fi2. June. I1.64W
s.tsi : Jui > . tirrfli 7. August , Jir , w3.67 : t n > -
tuiiber. Jl A4 M.OI , Octnbet , tl.K.lfr-1 Wl ; Novem
ber. J.1 6.1W1 C6 , Dn-rmlier. J5.6SJI1 70. liinunry.
J3.7W5.7J. Hpnt , eis > ; sales , 2,0V ! bales , unit *
naiy , 4\c. good ordliury. 5e , Inw mldilllnir ,
f. 11-lt'c ; mldilllng. 5Vc ; gnnd ni'ildllni ' : . 6c : mid
dling f.ilr. C c ; receipts , 7,772 biles : stock , 474-
SS4 biles.
I.IVmil'OOU March -COTTON-Spot. . fair
demand , priced lower , Amerlc.in inlililllng. fnlr ,
32l-12 127-S2di gnod 3 11-.12.I . : middling , 3V l |
lowml Idling , 3V1 : good ordlnii ) . 3.1-.12d ; ordi
nary , 22-1-12,1 The rales of tindij were | i .WO
biles , of which ftM bales wete fcr speculallnH
and export and lifludeil 1,600 American Re
ceipts , oo bales , all Amrrlrin Ptitures npeneil
quli't , with n mnlernte ilcmand and rioted slen tr ;
American mld.tllng 1 < M. C. . March. .12X10
.121-6M. April rnd May , 3 20-BI&3 21-f.ld buvers ;
May nnd .Iline , .1 2t-C4d bu > ers ; June and lulv.
.1 Si-Old IIUMM , .lulv and August , .1 21-HW1 2.-6l I
sellers ; August and September , 3 il-fili ! bu > ers ;
J ppteniber and Octnl r. 3 21 > 6ld buvers , Ootrb'r
nnd Nnvpml > et , 3 21-CM filer * : Nnveinber ant
December. j ( 1 24-riftl 21-C.ld bu > ers ; December anj
January , 3 20 64H1 21-6M liUM'is.
( Ill llnrKrlK.
Oil , PITY. March. -Credit balan r , 7fe. c < r.
tltlcali-s nnenril with llrct sales trgiilur at 7MjC !
lowest , 7SSe , closing , 7fcc bid fnr regular ; cash
sales , * c During the day the total slips wera
10(100 bbls ; shipments , CI.7C5 bhls. , runs , D.9J7
bbln.
CIIARMKTON. March 11 -ir. < 5-Turp"ntlnp.
tlrm nt 33'ie ' ; sales , non * Itosln , tlnn and un
changed sales , nniie.
.SAVANNAH , ( la . March ll.OIITur | > ii-
tlne , nothing doing Hn ln , Dun ; sales. : l fit
biiicjuoie : A. ii. rl > , Jl ri > : n . Ji.2oP. . . .
Jl 41 : fl , Jt 11 : II . Jl ft ) . I . Jl 60. ic , M , Jl 6.1 ;
N . Jl 70 , IV. O . Jl 80 , W. W . J2
WII.MIN'nTO.V , N C , Mireli 11. OII.S Spir
it * of turpentine , nothing doing , prices un
changed Itosln , llrm at Jt 23 and ? 1 10 Cin'n
turpentine , quiet nt Jl 50 . ' (0 Tnr , Him nt Jl ' 0
lllilc mill 1,1-iitlicr
March It The Shne and Iit I ier
Review tomorrow will sis : Tin * packers bi"i
wild about 40/1110 bidet this \vri k and n ill"
sump kinds brought * \c \ le s , the d < c ' In
nrlci > Is nnt equal to HIP decrease In iii | lltv
Kstlmnted nt thn lowest prices hides hi' ' 1 1
fur they nro , whin the nu.illtr Is eon ldere ' i
lillih as they have been this \car and blu "
than thrv weip nt nny time lart jeir T a
decrease In the number of entile shnwn h > f'O
i < M\criiinent riport nut thl week Is regtidi'l
na n heir fnctnr Nitlve fleer hltles soil thl- *
week at lie , hut the branded steer hldPM nt
l4c ; Cnlor.idn steer hides at Slie and llsht i"1-
tlv-p rnwH nt 10 % r In cmmtry hlilc-s heu > l i-
live inws snld at 9c and c.nuntry calf'klns ma
offered it 121ic.
riillfornlii UrliMl Friilis ! ,
NHW YORK. .March -PAUPOHVIA 1'Rli'r ,
PIlt'lTS Atiples quiet , and otlinr fruits Hlc-ndv
PenchcM ,
MilIII'll I'M * IT
MANTHIISTIIH. Mnrrli 11. Clotlw nnd y.irnt ,
qulot , with moderate Inquiry.
TELBl'IIONB TO-V .
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GRAIN , PROVISIONS , STOCKS
Branch Offlc . 10.18 N Si . Llncolc. N b.
c. c. cimisTirs. E. J. BTnni3T ,
President. Vice President
Ciifislie-Street Commission Cos
Capiiiii , fr.o.ooo.oo. ruiir rnia.
Ill Iliinrd of T ratio lliillillnur.
STOCICS. GHA1X AND I'HOVISIO.VS.
BUY CORN
Corn nncl Cotton are the cheapest commll-
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follow the above ailvlpo will maka big money.
All orders filled In Chicago over our prlvata
wire ; through my correspondent , r. a. Logan
Your orders respectfully solicited.
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213 Hoard of Trade , Oinului. Neb.
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Telephone 1030. Omaha , Neb
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Idsoltlnndor positiyo Written Ouarnnlee ,
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UuzlnoBB. Wakefulnesa , Fits , Hrstonn , Ouicfe.
noes. Niaht LoeseB , Kvil Dreams.Mc1f \ of ConJU
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cure or refund money. Mniniilc pack-
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Instructions , 25 conts. Ono enmplo onljr sold to
each person. At store or by mail. _ _
t2TRed Label Special.
Extra Strength. I
For Impotonoy , Loaa oil
Tower , Lost Manhood ,
Htorility or Barrennossi 1
, 1 a box ! nix for $5. witljU
Ivvrltton puutct-Zf
to cure In 30 cfij B , At etore
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