10 THE OMATTA DAILY HE 13 : WElVN'.ESnAV , MATtOTl 15 , 1800.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Recovers One Cent and Net Gain for
Maj is Half a Cent.
PORK AND RIBS GO UP TWO TO FIVE CENTS
Cr ji Unmade llrpiirtn Tome from n
AVlih * .Iron of Country mill lu-
Jliieuvc * ilit ; Opening of
( hi ! TriullitK *
CHICAGO , March 1/1. An unexpected
email Inereaas In the world's stocks of
wheat today , loqothcr with substantiated
claims of crop illumine , caused a recovery
of lc : from the low point In wheat and May
cloKi-d with a Jict gain of % UHc. Corn left
off IMS higher and oa.t unchanged , l.ard
ciH. od without cliaiiRu and pork and ribs
advanced S&frGc each.
CumplL-ttt liidlffcrcnco nt Liverpool to the
rally hero yesterday und , largo receipts in
the northwest were the Hems of Informa
tion under the Inlluenco of which wheat
opened % e lower at G&UiltUftc. Hall an Inch
of ruin was shown to have fallen In North
ern California during the lust twenty-four
hours and telegrams from Ban Francisco re
ported Indications of general rains for the
Htatu. This started selling by commission
houses and thu price got down to ( i'Jlic bo
lero It gave any Indication of improving.
I top damagu soon became the bunl.n uC
the news that came to hand and thu prlcu
lii-Kan gradually to recover the loss It
Hint ted with. Tlic damage reports cnmo
drum a widu area and to almost uvury cum-
iniHHion hoiiHu In tlio tradu , and In several
Instances supported liy people on the lloor
v , ho had come In from a jiersonal Inspection
of the whentllehls. Minneapolis and Uuluth
roc ived eke i'urs , compared with 302 a year
< igo. Chicago got 101 curs , of which thrco
were graded contract , i'rlmary western
market receipts wcru 033,000 bu. , against 357-
IXM ) Int. last year.
The Atlantic port clearances of wheat and
Hour amounted to 681,000 bu. Reports were
current Unit frolght room had been en
gaged at .Boston for shipment of 1,500,000
bu. of wheat , and while tnat was said to
liave a weakening effect upon Liverpool , It
lumped to stiffen the market hero. It had
tc ) > eii expected that Uradstreet's would make
nn Increase of world's stock for the week
of about 2,000,000 bu. , and consequently whe.n
the icport was Issued showing a total In
crease of hut 317,000 bu. the disappointment
of the bears was shown In Increased buying
In of shorts. The market became quite
strong , moro especially for July wheat , the
e-npi-t'lor ' demand for which narrowed Its
dlsiount under May nnd reflected an in
creasing belief In crop damage. Under this
Inlying May udvnnced to 70'/jii iO'i ; > c , July to
C9H'jjl)9ic ' and closed , respectively , at 70c
mid Ki\ttfi \ aiKfr
Corn met with general selling by commls-
Blon houses at the opening nnd Initial trans
actions showed a sharp loss. The crowd ,
liowcver , was short nnd on the decline a
Kood deal of covering took place , whllo thcro
wilt Inllnentlal buying In July. As the ses-
elon advanced the mar Ice t became strong
n < l the early loss was moro than recov
ered. Itccelpts , COS cars. May opened -Vfl >
' c lower at 3li1i ' ( ! ic and advanced to 33Uc
sellers nt the close.
Th 'io was < inlte a peed deal of short sell
ing In thu oat.s market and this kept the
jirlce from advancing to any exte-nt. The
buying was scattered , with the taking off
of hedges by parties who have sold cash ,
nn Important factor. Receipts , 2SS cars.
Slay opened Me lower t 2GUc , rose to 2G'
O''fic , and olofd at 2GM.C.
There was some selling out of long pork
early In thu session , Init that appeared to
have drained all there was likely to como
nnd provisions ruled steady thereafter.
Shipments of meat were large. May pork
opened 2'/6c ' up at J3.12'rose to $9.17'Affi >
D.20 and closed at $9.17' . The range in lard
nnd ribs was small.
Estimated receipts Wednesday : Wheat ,
4n oars ; corn , 190 cars ; oats , 120 cars ; hogs ,
ti2f)00 ) head.
Leading futures ranged as follows1 :
Articles. Open. Hlch. Lew. Close. Yes'dy ,
COW BOU-70
tiaH
3BV {
at.it 3514
30 30
20l
<
2l l J4H
912W 020 017W 015
937M 030 930 932 > i
53.- S 40 635 SS7W 540
ODD 5 DO 650
SUB 5U2H S6u 602K
70 170
I 8V h , 4 US 1 Hi 485
4 U7h 4II7K 4074 407M
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
FLOUR Dull nnd neglected ; winter
patents. $3.f,5fi3.7fi ; straights , $3.355)345 ;
clears. | 3.1G53.25 ; pprlng specials , $4.KKn ( 1.10 ;
patents , J3.40T/3.70 ; straluhtH , J2.90-B3.20 ;
bakers , $2.23 2.00.
WHI5AT No , B spring , CGViSiSS'ic ; No. 3
Bprlntr , C2'/J'C71ic ' [ ) ; No. 2 red. 70c.
CORN No. 2 yellow , 3IU < J31'/-.c ; No. 2 , 31c.
OATS-No. 2. 2CHc ; No. 2 white. 2a30c ;
No. 3 white , SPM'Jtnic.
HYE No. L' , 5-lc.
IIAHMSY No. 2 , SSfflDc.
S13BDS-No. 1 llaxseed , Jl.16 % ; northwest ,
51.19'prime : timothy , $2.10.
PROVISIONS MBSS pork , per bbl. , J9.00
fill. * . Lard , per 100 lb . . ta.'n liri.ZO. Short
ribi sides ( loose ) , $ l.4Jj-I.Co. Dry salted
Hhonlders ( boxed ) . J4.25J4.37 . Short clear
Bides ( boxed ) , Sl.S554.liO. !
UUKSSUD POULTRr-Market steady ;
tnrki-ys , B'.i'S'llc ' ; ducks , S'iJf3c ( ; chlckenB ,
WHISKY Distillers' nnished goods , per
gallon$1.26.
BfUAllS Cut loaf. unchanRcd.
Following are the receipts and shipments :
Articles. ItccclpfH. Slllpm'ta.
Flour , bbls 15,000 19.000
Wheat , bu G7UOt ) 43.&W
Corn , bn , 415,000 , 211,000
Oats , bu 3S2.000 321,000
Jlyc , bu 1G.OOO G.OOO
Barley , bu (10,000 ( 19,000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady ; creameries , lljj )
13' ' c ; dairies , Il',4ri7c. ( ? Kggs , steady ; fresh ,
J3c. Cheese , steady ; creams , 1QM&ll'/&c.
CIIANCl'JH IN AVAIIjAIIM'3 OHAIN.
InereiiMi'N nml DiMTi-iiNeM In StocliN
tit Viu-lous 1'oliitN.
NEW YORK , March II. 'Special ' cable and
telegraphic dispatches to Bradstreet's indi-
cnto the following changes In the available
eupply of grain lust Saturday , as compared
with the preceding Saturday :
AVh 'at , United States and Canada , east of
Ihe Rocky mountains , Increase , 17,000 bu.
J lverpool Corn Trade News reports alloat
lor nnd In Europe , increase , 300.0UO bu , Total
Mipply Increase. , 17,000 bu.
Corn , United States and Canada , east of
the Rocky mountains , Increase , .V.O.OOO bu.
Oats. United Stnt a and Canada , east of
< he Rocky mountain * , increase , 5G7.000 bu.
Among the moro Important decreases re-
jvjrtl-d to Bradstrect'H not given In the olll-
* lnl visible supply Htatcment are thoss of
S92.000 bu. nt OalVPHton. and 200,000 bu. nt
iiorihwcstern Interior elevators. The prin
cipal Increases are these of 174,000 bu. nt
Ontario and Manitoba atorago points.
The aggregate stock of wheat lnfl nt
IPnrtland , Ore. , and Tnconin and Seattle ,
Wash. , dccrciiHi'd 277,000 bu. during the week.
NHW YOIIIC OKMIHAI , 3IAIIKI3T.
( luiiliilloiiH for tli Day oil General
Coiuiiioillllen ,
NHW YORK. March 14.-FLOUR-Re-
celpts , lS.2o ( ! bbls. ; exports , 15,520 bbls. ;
dull. Bhado steadier ; winter patents , J3.70 ;
winter straights. J3.5Vi/3.GO ( / ; Minnesota pat
ents , J3.90fcM.30 ; winter extras , $2.50Ij2.$3 ;
Minnesota bakers , $3.10(03.25 ( ; winter patents ,
IS.4Wi2.Ki.
CORNMEAL-Easler ; yellow western , S3 ®
Elc ; city , S4iS5c. |
RYE Steady ; No , 2 western , 60c , t. o. b. ,
afloat.
BARLEY MALT-Qulet.
WHEAT Receipts , 140.SM bu. : exports ,
127.971 bu. ; sjiot firm ; No , 2 red , SSUc. f. o. b. ,
nlloat , to nrrlvu. Options ojiened w ak on
disappointing cable news , but experienced
a Hhnrp rally later In the day on bad crop
reports. KunsaB , Nebraska und Illinois
cent out Humorous complaints ; shorts cov
ered freely and there was a little outside
Inlying. The t mal | Increase In world's
Btoi-Us also had a bullish effect. Thu close
was strong at He net advance. Mnrch ,
71Utl75'ie ,
closed 74c ;
_ _ . _ _ _ exports. 01-
E35 bu. ; bpot linn ; No , 2 , 425T4lc , f. o. b. .
iitlout , new and old. Options , after an
easy opening with wheat , rallied on small
receipts and bis clearances , closed llrm nt
Uo net advance. March closed at 41io ;
May , 3W 40c , closed 40o ; July. WHfflOiic ,
Cloned 4QUc.
OATS- Receipts , 121,500 bu ; spot quiet ;
No. 2. 32Sfce ; No. 2 white. 33e : mixed west-
trn , SJMjWSIo ; track , white , aotei ) M'/ie ; op-
tiara dull ,
aiOI'S-Qulet , state , common to choice ,
lMi6 crop , 7 < ! isc . 1'97 crop , llftllic ; IMS crop ,
17'illSi , P.M.IK tuasf , IV'Mi ' ( rep , ItKnlli , 1M7
trop , ll'alji . U9S tmp. h'ri9 , .
HIPKS- Steady ; Galve-ton , 15 pounds , 1C
17e ; Tfx f , dry , ll12c ; California , 21 to
26 jwtinds , ISVic.
wool- Firm ; domestic fleece , 173J22e ;
, .
LARD-StPHdv ; western steamed , J3.CO ;
M rch , J.V22 , nominal. Refined , quiet.
CHEI3SE Firm ; large white , 12c ; faney
pmall white. 12140 ; large colored , 12c ; small
colored , 12'4 ' 12-p.
KOQS Steady ; fresh , He ; southern , 1214
01 1 c.
TALLOW-KIrm ; city , 4ic ; country , t4@
4T4e , ns to Quality.
COTTONSEED OHr-Qulet ; prime crude ,
21c ; prime yellow , 23J)2CHe ) ,
BUlTER-lU-celpts" " , 9,978 pkgs. ; market
steady ; western creamery , 15Q20c ; Elglns ,
20c ; factory , 12Til4 > e.
EGOS Receipts , 10,211 pkgs ; steady ; west
ern , ISHfJUc ; southern , 12',45714c.
.METAl > S Pig Iron wnrrnnts. quiet , nt
J10.23 nominal ; lake copper , enf y , at J17.75
nominal for spot nnd J17.0214 sellers for
March delivery ; tin , llrm , with J23.73 bid
nnd J2.1.X3 n. knd : Uad , quirt and firm , with
Jl.42'4 ' bid and J1.43 asked ; spelter , llrmer ,
with JG.3.1 bid and JG.40 nsked , The brokers'
price for lead Is J4.20 nnd for copper , J17.G2V4.
O.M.UIA ( iK.Vnii.VI , MAUICKT.
Condition of Trmlc nml Qitiitiitlnim on
Stniilo nnd Kniicy Proilnco ,
EGGS Receipts heavy , market weak. He.
BUTTER Common to fair , HQl2c : ; choice ,
14jl3c ; separator , 20c ; gathered creamery ,
17 < i71Se.
POULTRY-lIens , live , 7fi7Uc ( ; drespcd , 8
fTS'/i-c ; old roosters , live. 4c ; droswd , 5c ;
spring chickens , live , 707'i.c ' ; dremed , 8 ®
Sl4c ; ducks , live , GWi'c ; dressed , 9c ; gv8i ; ,
live , G'iT7c | ; dressed. lc ) ; turkeys , live , 7iSc ;
dressed , infjllc.
ITGEONS-LIVe , per doz. , 7S390c.
A'E-AI Cholre. SliOc.
OYSTERS Bulk Standard , per gal. , J1.10 ;
medlnmn jier can , 15c ; Standard , per can ,
20c ; Extra Select , per can , 25c ; New York
Counts1 , per can , 3f > c.
FRESH WATER FISH White fish , 9c ;
lake trout , 9c ; fmall trout , green , lOc ; yellow
pike , 7c ; r-lckcrc' , winter caught , Gc ; silver
herring , 4c ; uerch , scaled nnd dressed. Cc ;
perch , skinned and drewcd , 7c ; northern
crapple , lOo ; bullheads , dressed , lOc ; black
bass , very scarce , 15c.
SEA FISH Flounders , Sc ; haddock , So ;
Columbia river salmon , lie ; halibut , lie ;
No. 1 smelts , lOc ; blue llsh , lOc ; Spanish
mackerel , lOc ; red snapper , lOc ; extra largo
mackerel , 30c each.
each.FRUITS.
FRUITS.
APPLES Ben Davis , per bbl. , J4.50fi5.00 ;
Gcnltons , J4 ; Now York Baldwins , Green-
Ings nnd others , choice , per bbl. , $5 ; western
boxed , J1.75fil.S.
CRANBERRIES Jcr. y , J6.00G,25 ; large ,
JG.50iT6.73 ; per crate , $2.23.
VEGETABLES.
TOJIATOES-Per crate , J4.0004.50.
SPINACH--None in market.
LETTUCE- Home snwn. per doz.
bunches. 45e.
CKLI3UY California , good stock , 25o ;
choice , 35c ; fancy , 50c , etra large , 75c ;
Michigan , choice stock. 2.V33QS.
ONIONS Home grown , per doz. bunches ,
30c.
WATERCRESS-lG-Qt. cases , Jl.GO.
CABBAGE Crated , per lb. , 3c.
CAULI1''LOWER Per crate , J2.75.
ONIONS Per bu. , 90C0J1.00.
BEANS Hani'icked ; , navy , per mi. , $1.50
ffl.GO.
POTATOES Choice , sacked , G5c ; iioorer
stock , SOtjEOc ; Minnesota Burbanks , & 05j ! > 3c ;
Colorado , Jl.OO ; Early Ohio seed potatoes ,
Jl.00fil.10.
SWEET POTATOES Per bbl. , $2.00Q2.25.
TROI'ICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS California , fancy , J3.75ii4.00 ;
choice , } 3.5XEt3.7E7 ( ; ilosglnn , fancy , JI.OOtC4.23.
ORANGES-Navels , fancy , J3.35Jj3.50 ;
choice. S3.15f(3.23 ( ; seedlings , J2.33ST2.50.
BANANAS Choice , crated , large stock ,
per bunch , 52.00S2.23 ; medium sized bunches ,
J1.7Wi2.00.
DATES Hallowee , CO to 70-.b. boxes , 6c ;
Salr , 5'ic ; Kurd , 9-lb. boxes , lOc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per lb. , 17c ; Brazils , per
lb. , 9i(10c ( ; Kngllsh walnut ? , per lb. , fancy
soft sliel' , ll12c ; standards , lOc ; filberts ,
per lb. , lie ; pecans , polished , 70Sc ; cocoanuts -
nuts , per 100 , J4 ; peanuts , raw , B QCc ;
roasted , GViJf'c.
CIDER-Per half bbl. , J3.
SAUERKRAUT Per half bbl. , J2.
HONEY Choice white , 12@i2Vfcc. :
MAPLE SYRUP Five-gal , cans , each ,
$2.50 ; gal. cans , pure , per doz. , J12 ; half-gal ,
cans , $ ii.25 ; quart cans , J3.50.
MAPLE SUGAR Choice. In boxes. 9IHOc.
FIGS imported , none ; California , 10-lb.
boxes , Jl.40th.50.
HIDES , TALLOAV , ETC.
HlDES-No. 1 green hides , 7Uc ; No. 2
green hides , ( iUc ; No. 1 salted hides , 8c ;
No. 2 salted hides , 7ic ; No. 1 veal cult , 8 to
12 lbi10c - No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs. , Sc.
TALLOW , GREASE , ETC. Tallow , No.
1 , 3 c ; tallow , No. 2. 3c ; rough tallow , l c ;
whlto grease , 2 ® 3c ; yellow and brown
grease , l'4 < 0-y > c.
FURS Mink. 10 75c ; bear ( black or
( prairie ) , coyote. 101/SOc ; wildcat , 10@25c ;
badger , SJNOc ; silver fox , $50.0375.00.
SHEEP PKL'rS-Grten salted , each , 15 ®
75c ; green salted shearings ( short woo'.eil
early skins ) , each. 15c ; dry shearings ( short
wooleil early skins ) , No. 1 , each , 5c ; dry
Hint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
pelts ? , rer lb. , actual weight , 4J5c ; dry Hint ,
Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per lb. , nctuo ; weight. 35T4c ; dry Hint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4ijoc ; dry flint , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , per lb. . actual weight , 3@4c.
St. l.oulH Market.
ST. L.OUIS. March 11. FLOUR- FIrmer ;
patents. J3.GOii3.GO ; straights , J3.15S3.25 ;
clear. t2.75Q3.CO.
Wll'BAT Options strong nnd fractionally
higher ; spot , dull : No. 2 led , cash , elevutor ,
72u bid ; truck , 72fi74c ; March , 72WjC ; May ,
i iS-Sc bid ; July , 67V-.C bid ; No. 2 hard ,
6Cc.
CORN Fractions bettor for options ; spot
firmer ; No. 2 cash , Sl' c ; track , St'/fcc ;
March , 33 ic ; May , 33iC bid ; July , 337-Sc
bid OATS Firmer ; No. 2 cash , 2Sic ; track ,
28V-S29c ; March , SS c ; May , 27c ; July ,
'ic ; May , 27 ; c ; July , 23 e ; No. 2 white ,
31Uf(31'/ic. (
ItYE Firmer nt S3c.
S12BDS Flaxseed. higher at J1.13 bid ;
prlmo timothy , $2,30.
COUNM1CA Lr-Jl.TolTCl.SO.
liltAN Dull , weak ; sacked , east track ,
COc.
HAY Steady ; timothy , 59,00'JflO.OO ; prairie ,
JC.OOjiS.OO.
HUTTKH Finn ; creamery , 18Q22CJ dairy ,
KGUS-Higher at H'/ic.
WHISKY Steady at J1.2G
POULTRY Higher ; chickens , SViOSo ;
turkeys , SIrlOc ; geese , oVjlftJc ; ducks , 8'w c.
MliTALS Lead , quiet at J1.2J ; speller ,
higher nt Jfi.W ,
PROVISIONS Pork , steady ; standard
mebs , jobbing , J'J.2o. Lard , quiet ; prime
steam , $5.05 ; choice , J5.15. Dry salt meats ,
boxud shoulders , J4.25 ; extra shorts , J4.75 ;
rlbst , $4S7'shorts. ; . J3.00. Ilacon , boxed
shoulders , $5.00 : extra shorts , f5.25 ; ribs ,
J5.37' , " ; shorts , J3.50.
KKCBIPTS Flour , 7,000 bbls. ; wheat , 18-
OW bu. ; corn , 39,000 bu. ; oats , 30,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 11,000 bbls. ; wheat ,
31,000 bu. ; corn , 2G.OW bu , ; eaU , 20.000 bu.
KIIIINIIH Clly ( iriilu mill 1'rovUloiiN.
KANSAS CITY. March U.-WHEAT
Steady ; May Hold between GIVic nnd C2'ic ,
closing nt o2Vi No. 2 hard. C4c ; No. ; ! ,
Gli Gtc : ; No. 2 red , 73@I4e ; No , 3 , C9 71c ; No ,
i spring , Wic ; No. 3 , Glc.
COHN Corn was litttUc higher ; No. 2
mixed , SSU'U ' lic ; No. 2 white , 3lc ; No. 2 ,
.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 white. 29UQ30C.
RYE-Steady ; No. 2 , 5Uc.
HAY Steady ; choice timothy , J7.0&S7.BO ;
choice pralrlo. J7.00jf7.25.
BUTTUR Steady ; separator , 14Q19c ;
dairy , llic.
Ktitib Steady ; fresh , lOVie.
IllSCHIlTd Wheat , 22i > 00 bu. ; corn , 3,200
bu. ; oats. S.OUO bu.
SHIPMENT'S ' Wheat , 77,400 bu. ; corn ,
J.IOO liu. ; outs , S.OOO bu.
Liverpool ( iralii mill 1'rovlNlnnn ,
LIVERPOOL , Mnrch 14. WHEAT-Mar-
ket ijulut. 'HiHsd lower ; March , 6s 4iiJ ;
May. fa 4'-jU ; July , 6s Jd. J .
CURN Market qlllot , 'ifflid lower ;
March. 3s ld ; May , 3s 4 > , id ; July. 3s 4' d.
itu > .vltti | ot wftpii't ' during the last three
days , 5bOuO centals , Including 4S.OUO Amer
ican.
Receipts of American corn during the
laxt three days , 113UO ccntnlB ,
PROVISIONS Heef. extra India mess ,
62s Gd ; prime mess , dull ut 2ts ! Cd. Bacon ,
short nb , dull ut 27s Gd ; long clear mid
dles , light , dull at 27s Gd ; long clear , heavy ,
dull nt 27s ; shoulders , square , steady ut
233 Cd. Lard , prime western , dull nt 27s Gd.
Cheese , American lineal white and colored ,
strung ut Oltt.
Toll-do Miirkrt.
TOLEDO. O. . March 14. WIIBAT-OIar-
ket higher and ( Inn ; No. 2 cash , 7-.ic ; May ,
73Hc.
CORN I ewer , steady ; No. " mtxeJ , 34Hc.
OATS Dull , steady ; No , 2 mixed , cash
and -May. 27Hc.
RYE Dull , steady ; No. 2 cash , D7c.
CLOVER EED-Prlme cash. old. J3.37U ;
new , cash and March , J3.GQ asked ,
Itiiltlinorollnrliit. .
BALTIMORE. March 14. FLOUR-Dull
and unuliangtHl ; receipts , 12,110 bbls. ; ex
ports , 535 bbls.
WHIOAT-Steady : spot nnd month , 74i
74'nc ; April , 75fi6 ' f ; May , 73 > a < n7Wsc ;
steamer , No , 2 red , 7OT { j"OT o ; receipts , B-
f > 2S hu. . f xpop a. none. 'DUthi-rti whrnt by
sample , 7wi , ; > . . , . suiitlicrn on grade , 71'T ; > < .
southern yellow. .
OATS-StPBdy ; No. " 2 white , 3SJ736HC ; Xo.
2 mixed , KUvair ; receipts , 10.SSG bu.
RYE Dull ; No. 2 western , Me ; receipts ,
2.SGS bu. ; exports , none.
Clnelniinll
CINCINNATI , Mnrch 14. FLOUR Dull.
WHEAT Firmer ; No. 2 red , 73fT7SUc.
CORN Firm ; No. 2 mixed. Soli
OATS-Dull ; No. 2 mixed , 301/Sc.
IIYH Quiet ; No , 2. GOo.
PROVISIONS I > nrd , quiet at J5.12U ; bulk
meatR , llrm nt JI.75 ; bacon , nulet at J5.70.
WIIISKEY-Stendy at Jl.26.
BUTTER Unchanged ; fancy Elgin
creamery , 21fJ22c ; Ohio , 17Ifl9c ; dairy , 12',4c. '
SUG A It Steady.
EGOS-FIrm nt lie.
MlniKMipolIn 'XVIiciit JInrkoJ.
MINNEAPOLIS. March H. WHEAT
Firm : March and May , CS&c : July. C9',4c ; on
track. No , 1 hard , S ic ; No. 1 northern ,
G7 ? < c ; No. 2 northern , Go-lie.
FLOUR Quiet nnd unchanged.
BRAN Unchanged.
I'lillacli-lpblu I'riiduoc Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March 14.-BUTTER-
Flrmer : fancy western creamery , 20'/4c ;
prints , 21c.
EGGS-FIrm , nnd 15Jl',4o higher ; fresh
western , 14Hc ; fresh southwestern , 14c ;
southern , 15jl4c.
I'i'orlii .llnrSii-t.
PEORIA , March 14. CORN Market dull ;
No. 3 , 33'/c. ,
OATS Market dull ; No. 3 white , 2 ? > ,4 < 32Sc.
WHISKY Market llrm on the basis of
J1.2G for llnlshed goods.
J < oe ( irnlti MnrUet.
MtMVAUKKK. Mnrch 14. WHEAT No.
2 northern , C'ViftG'yfcc ; No. 2 northern , G9Hc.
RYK Lower ; No. 1. 55c.
HAULEY Steady ; No. C , 4Sc ; sample , 37
< tf Ki'.fcc ,
Ittilutli AVln-at Market.
DUMJTH , March 14. WHEAT Nn. 1
hard , cash , r,9c ; Mnrch. G9c ; May , 71c ;
July , 72-lic ; No. 1 northern , cash , G7&c ; ; No.
2 northern ,
OPKRATIO.VS IN STOCKS A\U IIOM1S.
t CliniiKON Irri'Kiilnr nnd
IIIHHPN 1'rcvitll.
NEW YORK , March 14. The net changes
in stock prices today were Irregular with
mostly losses prevailing/ London quota
tions Induced a lower range of prices here
at the start.
Firmness In the call money market , which
ranircd from S to 4 per cent , was a de
pressing Influence much of the day , but its
cnsinc off to 3 to 3V4 per cent before the
clo'e , a rally sot In which wiped out carlHr
losses In some stocks. Union Pacltic.
Northern Pacillc , Atchlson preferred nnd
Manhattan were under pressure , most of
the day and dlsturbod eonlldence among the
other railways , which were weak on mod-
crate offerings. The weakness in Manhat
tan was perhaps attributable to anticipa
tion of the new issue of stock. Fear oE the
possible failure of desired legislation af
fected Third Avenue and Consolidated Gas ,
whllo In connection with the latter there
was also talk of Increased competition.
The pronounced strength of Tobacco ,
which at one time touched 214U , wag unac
companied by nny explanatory news. Sugar
displayed considerable Hrmness when other
points of weakness were appearing and
ended with a small net1 advance. Chicago
Terminal , Hocking Coal nnd Iron and
Union Paclllc , Denver & Gulf were features
of strength. In the afternoon rally the
crnnccrs nnd standard shares generally
were lifted about a point from their low
llsura and retained most of the recovery ,
leaving them Irregularly changed for the.
day The calling of some loans by the
banks for syndicate account preparatory
to the nnyment of three-IUths of the Chicago
cage & Alton money duo tomorrow In con
nection with the recent "deal" ' was In a
large measure responsible for the strength
In call money. There was a rcllex casing
In sterling exchange due to the strength of
money here. The sales for London account
for the day wore estimated at 25,000 , shares.
The market closed firm.
There was an absence of decided tone in
today's bond market for the active issues
within narrow limits. Total sales. $3,210-
OCO United States new 4s advanced M in
the bid prlco. , . , ,
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says : Fog checked
business in the markets here today and
dullness was general. Americans were stag
nant and heavy throughout. They were
weakest in the afternoon on few New York
sales The close was a. shade above the
worst. Brokers are consistently advising
their clients to hold off , anticipating an
uncertain and idle period before the rise Is
resumed and fearing a bear raid. There
were heavy sales of Canadian Pacific from
New York , Montreal and continent on the
expectation of an Issue of new stock. Cop
pers were weak. Tintos were 3S7-S ; Ana
condas , 9 ; Utah * . 8 1-S , nnd nlmoat unsale
able ; Bostons. 23-1G ; money was hard.
Bond loans were repaid early , but rebor-
r ° The fSluTwlng arc the closing quotations
for the leading s'tocks ' on the New lorK
exchange today : j
Atohlson 3Ui do MpM. 39
Uo nfd MU St. L. & S. W , SJs
Ualtlmoio & Ohio. . 69 | do i > fd -7Ji
Canada Pacific . . . . Mi St. Paul } - ' -
Cna.da Southern. . . M',4' ' ' do pfd lo ,
Central 1-acllio . . . . 4'Jtt ' St. P. & Om 91 Vi
Ches. & Ohio 2.3 | do pfd liU
C'nl. ' & Alton 1"0 'So. ' 1'aclllc JJs
C : ( . U . . & , - . Q . . . 139Vi i- . . t So. . , Hallway uftl JQV. i-1 *
Chi. & H. HI o
do pfd 122 Texas Vt Facltlc. , . . S ? i
Chi. G. W 1S : unlon 1'acllio 44U
Chi. Uid. & L , 81. do pfd nv4
do nfd 42 "U. P. L ) . K u. . . . . ,73
Chi. & N. W H 14 Wuwish *
do pfd 1'JJ'a ' do pfd. . . . . Slls
C. O. C. & St. L , . . . 67' , ! . Wheel. & L. K JW
do Jifd % ' , s do iifd 32
First nsst. paid. " 'Second asst. paid.
The total sales of stoekn today were -174.SOO
Bharcs , Including : Atrhlsoii , 7,140 ; Atchlson
preferred , 4lnTU ; Hurllnston , 15.1SO ; Great
Northern preferred. 3,200 : llocklnp Coal , 4.-
400 ; Manhattan , 8,455 ; Metropolitan. 4.GSO ;
Missouri I'nclllc. 10.590 ; Northern 1'aclllc ,
r,4CI ; Ontario & Western , 8,855 ; Heading
preferred. 10.030 ; St. Louis nnd San Kran-
rl co. 4,810 ; St. Paul , 15,370 ; Southern pre
ferred , 4,550 ; Texas & Paclllc. 3,178 ; Union
Paclllc , 9,070 ; Union Paclllc preferred , 7.05S ;
Union Paclllc. Denver & Gulf , 4,225 ; Amer
ican Steel it Wire , 82,921 ; American Steel
& Wire preferred , Fi.COO ; Federal Steel , 8,301 ;
Federal Steel preferred , 5.3GB ; American
Spirits , a.'J-JS ; Tobacco. 28,730 ; People's Oaf ,
7..55 : Consolidated Gas , G.620 ; lirooklj'll
Transit. 11,3'lj , ; Sugar , 14,731 ; Tennessee
Coal , 0'bO ; Leather preferred , 3,433.
Sun I''rniirlHiM > Mining ( luotntloiiH ,
SAN FRANCISCO. Mnrcli 11. The olllrlal
cloBlne quotations for mlnlns stacks today
were aa follows ;
Alta 13 Jimllce 19
Alpha Con C Mexican 71
Andes 19 Ovtdental Con . . . . 27
llelrtier IS Ofiliir 103
Host & llelohcr K Overman 7
Iiulllon 4 otosl 2fi
Oialteinse Con fi avase Jfi
Chollar 3U Sair Uelcher 3
Conlldeivco 65 Sierra Nevada 125
Con. Cala. and Va.lM ) Standard ? r > 0
frown Point IS Union Con 53
llurfka Con 40 Utah Con IS
Oould & fnrrle 40 Villow Jacket 21
Hale & Norcromi. . . 23
Silver bars , 59ic ; Alexicnn dollars. 17V-01
4Sc . Drafts , slfc-ht , 15c ; telegraph , l" ' , c.
Import * mill I v
WASHINGTON. March 14. The February
Btatcment of thu Imports and exports of the
United Slates Issued by the Bureau of
Statistics itiowti us folioWH :
Imports of merchand'so during February ,
1S9. JC0.2C0.032 , of which $2\OS4,179 was free
of duty ; Increase over February. 169s , about
J7,18fl,000 ; exports of merchandise. 33. > U ;
decrease. J1.U4.0X ) . Imparts of gold , J3.14S.-
9W ( ; decrease , Jl.000.000. Uxporta of Bold ,
J' l M'i. ' dtiTt isc , JVC" . ' " ) Imports of Bltvir ,
Jl Li , ' 7 ; di-frcii i. ' , - . " - , Exports of s < ll-
vi r , . . Kor the
eight months ended February 2s , ISDS. ih re
\\ns nn lncrcn < In thn Imports of merrlmn-
dl'o ns compared wltli the same tierlnd In
1S97 , of { 33.312,231 ; Incrfnje In the exports of
merclmndlfp , JSO.1W.WJO ; Increase In ( ho Im
ports of gold , } 36S7,433 ( ! ; < lerrenc In the ex-
pnrtM of Ftold , JS20.211 ; decrease In the Im
ports of silver. JlS l.filS ; Increase In the Im
ports of sliver. JJ73.076.
Xow York. Moiu-j-
NHW VOnK , Mnrch 14.-MON13Y ON
CAliI * Nomlnnl. 2H5i3 per cent.
P1UMK MKUCANTIbK PAPHll-3 iTJ4'i
per cent.
STKUI.1NO KXC1IANOK Stcnilys $ I.S5 %
r4.S3-i i for demand , J4.S3it5T4.S37i for sixty
( InyH : po ted rates , $ I.SI',4'ti4.S5 nnd J4.S6'i ' ;
commercial bills , Jl.sa'iftl.sn.
SlbVUH CKUTIF1CATKS Nominally ,
,
HAU SlT.VKtl-59'lc
MHX1CAN IJOMiA. . . _
GOVKKNMKNT nONDS-Strong : II. S.
3 , 107'i ; new 4s , rug. , 12 * ' * : coupon , 12 ? i ;
4s , reg. , 111U ; coupon. 112 i ; 2s , rcg , , 99Mi ;
6 , reg. 112 ; coupon. 112.
Closing quotations on bonds \v re :
Stork (1 liotn t lollii.
15OSTON , March 14. Call loans , 3Ji3t4 per
cent ; tlmo loans. llr cent. Closing
prices for stocks , bonds and mining
shares :
A. , T. Ai S. F SIV i . ivntral l'a
Amcr. Sugar lo Ocn. Klec. pM is : )
licll Tel 3 Atchlson ptd & ) ' . { ,
Hcston & Albany . . : do ts UK )
Itostcxi & Miilno . .171 Win. Central Is f.S'i
Ito.ttim L MI Alloiioz illnlnB Co. 10i4
. I'Q ' : l3D i Atlantic SI" ; .
Kltclibnrg 11114 Iloston & Xlotit 3H' ' >
tton. niovtrlo 117',4 ' llutto , t llo.iton . . . 8J
Kcilernl .Steel f , : Calumet , t llccla..71ii
, . < lp pfcl S7',4 Contcnnlul . 'I
Mexli-an Central . . C Franklin 2314
Olcl Coiony in ; Old I5oinlnlon 3Mi
Rubber 4DVj Oarcola si :
" 1'nlun 1'acllle 4t > 4 Qulncj- CO
\Vcst \ Enil 9314 Tamarack 224
tin pfd 112 U'olverlnc -in
Wcvtlngli. nice 4STS t'arrott 45'4
do nfd 62' ' ,
\ vr York Mining Unotn ( loll * .
NEW YORK , March 14. The following are
the closing prices for mining shares :
Choler so Ontario rvT
Crown Point i ; Ophlr 100
Con. Cal & Va IK ; 1'lymoiith 10
noadwood 40 Quicksilver 175
Gould & Currlc. . . 33 I do pfd 500
Halo & Norcross. . . 23 ISIerra Nevada It : ,
Homestakp 6000 Standard r.ft
Iron Silver ( V union Con c ;
'
Mexican (3 ( 'Yellow Jacket 15
London .Sloelc Quotation * .
LONDON , March 14. 4 p. in.-Closing :
Consols , money . . . .110 N. Y "Central TT7T..lS73i
Consols , ncct HO' , Pennsylvania nit
Canadian Pacific . . SS % Heading A. "
" " " ' ' ITnlon Paclllo pM. . v" ' ,
do l t"pfiiIl" ! ! 40' Atchlson
Illinois Central . . . .117'J L. & N
Xortliern 1'ao. pfd. 504 Grand Trunk
bt. Paul coiiiinun. . 130V-
- . , - J. ' 24 ! per cent.
thpScSunti' ' " ° ' ' ? n "larket for short and
, , i , ,
three-months
bills , 2j per cent.
KurclRii Financial.
PARTS , March 14. Business on the boursft
today started Irregular. International se
curities were -well distributed , and were
? o itcu' B.rnz'Hjins ' and Portuguese were
eagerly bought and were tinner on the sharp
recovery on exchange , and Spanish 4s
lluctnated greatly , closing In good demand
and recovering , nio tlntoj were easier on I
the decline in the price of copper. Do Beers J
wre weak. Knfllrs had a good tone and
the securities of the British Chartered South
Africa company were In good demand , on
the news from Berlin on the conclusion of
nn agreement between Cecil Rhodes and thu
German government for the construction of
a telegraiph line through German Africa ,
and the approaching closing of deals between - :
tween the same parties for a. railroad
through German East Africa. Three per
cent rentes , 10.1f 17c for the account. Exchange -
change on London. 25f 22c for chocks. Span
ish 4s closed nt 5S.G5.
LONDON , March 14. The market for
American securities ruled dull nnd Inactive
all day on Now York "Sellingorders. . The
final tone was dull nnd the demand neg
lected. Gold premiums are quoted as fol
lows : Buenos Ayrcs , 118.40.
BERLIN , March 14. Discount was harder
on the bourse today , home funds were
easier , Italians were maintained and Span
ish 4s eased considerably. American securi
ties were dull. Canadian Pacifies relaps.d
sharply on largo realizations and local
shares were Irregular.
MADRID. March 14. Spanish 4s closed to
day at 72.60. Gold was quoted at 27.62.
Financial Xotcx. j
CHICAGO , March It. Stocks actl\-e nnd
strong. Alley L. 70 > , f ; : Diamond Match , 137 ;
North Chicago , 224 ; West Chicago , 75 ; Bis
cuit common. 49'i : Biscuit preferred , IK.1 ;
Strawboard , 32. Clearings. $22.718,545 ; bal
ances , $1,921,672. New York exchange , .lOc
discount. Sterling exchange : Posted , $4.S5
< ? f4.S7 ; actual , $4.S3B4.S3 % ; sixty days , $4.S2i
ST/'LOUIS , March 14. Clearings , $3,237-
S2S ; balances , $731,352. Money , 57 per cent.
New York exchange , 15c discount bid , par
asked.
CINCINNATI , March 14. Money. ty-fiG
per cent. New York exchange , 304/35c / dis
count. Clearinrj ; , $1,930,300.
WASHINGTON , March 14. Today's
statement of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available cash balance , $277,851,572 ;
gold reserve. $240.913,903.
NEW YORK. March 14. Clearings , $214-
621.106 ; balances , $11.331,279.
BOSTON , March 14-Clearlngs , $22,093,995 ;
balances , $2.22u,50S ,
PHILADELPHIA , March 14.-Cearlngs | ,
JIS.720,790 ; balances , $1C1SSOS.
BALTIMORE , Mnrch 11. Clearings ,
$ C,203ljy ; balances , $021,557.
V/ool Market.
BT. LOUIS. March 14. AYOOL-Generally
quiet and unchanged , with occasional salon
reported at IBVifalUc ; medium , ISfj'IS'.ic ' ' :
light llne , _ I2f(15c ; heavy line , 95I13c ; tub
BOSTON , March 11. The wool market has
shown n very quiet tone during the last
week , owing to the continuous rumors of
wool combinations. Territorial wools are
quiet , with 40g42c , Fcoured ns the ba-ls for
( Ino medium and line. The market for
Australian wools Is quiet. . Following nro
the quotations for leading descriptions :
Ohio and Pennsylvania llceces , X and above ,
24SSoc ; XX. SC627e ; XX nnd above , 27f/2Sc ;
dclnlne , 28fJ2c ! ; N < > . 1 combing , 2c ! ) ; No. a
combing , 2Sfj'J.Oc. Michigan.VJsconsln , etc. ,
X Michigan , 22e ; No. 1 Michigan combing ,
2Sc ; No. 2. Michigan. 2Sc ; NJ. 1 Illinois
combing , 2Sc : No. 2 Illinois combing , 2Sc ;
Now York , New Hampshire and Vermont ,
2Sc. Unwashed , medium , etc. , Kentucky
nnd Indiana , quarter-Wood , combing , 21W
22c ; three-elghthsJlilood , 22''i23e ; Missouri ,
qtmrter-blooil , combing , 20fi21o ; br.ild combIng -
Ing , 18fal9c ; lake nnd Georgia. Iig20r ! : Texas
wools , sprint. , twelve months , llfildsc ;
Fcourcd , 42i/N4c. / Territory wools , Montana
( Inn medium and fine , I ? il5c : scoured , 41 ©
42o : staple , 43c ; Utah. Wyoming , etc. , line
medium and lino. 12Til5c ; scoured. 40JT42c ;
staple , 4oc. Australian , scour d basis , comb
ing superfine , TOiJfT'-'c ' ; good , C3jfiSc ; aver
age , C25JC5c.
\i- v Voi-U Dry ( iiiuilN Il
NEW YORK , Mnrch 14.-DRY GOODS
There Iws not been any change In the
general character of the market for cotton
goods today. The spot demand has been
moderate and mall orders of average ox-
tent. The tone of the market continues
firm In both staple and fancy llnnnels. Can
ton flannels are pelllng well for fall nt 5 to
10 per cent over last eeoson. Several lines
ot dark domets advanced Vi cent per yard.
Print cloths are llrm , but demand Indiffer
ent. Dress goods llrm In plain worsted
makes. Jobbing trade good In all depart
ments
Suunr Mnrki'l.
NEW ORLEANS. March 14. SUGAR
Firm ; open kettle. 3f3Tic ; op = n kettle -
tlo centrifugal , 4 9-lfio ; centrifugal vel-
low , 4i1/4ic ! / ; seconds. 2i'ff2 15-lCc. Mo-
| ; IKCP. strong ; centrifugal , "IilCe.
NEW YORK , March 14. SUGAR Raw.
firm , held higher ; fair refining. 4 ? c bid ;
centrifugal. SO test , 3Uc bid ; molasses sugar ,
34c bid. Refined , llrm and tending upward.
Muiii'liexler 'IVxIllr
MANi HESTER March 14 - Co-ha ! and
yarns steady , the feeling Is quieter.
t\\\ \ i ii i t ttp ? r"pi\pp M i i\in n'
OMAHA LU'h ' SlOlk MARRL1
Prices on Cattle Continue to Ba Somewhat
Bsnrishi
WEATHER IS UNFAVORABLE FOR SELLERS
Value * Stonily , with
OlToroil CluttiKliiK lliinilM ICiirly
In tlio Hiiy ,
III-1 n K Active.
SOUTH OMAHA , Mnrch 14.
, . , . C.'lttl ? . Hogs. Sheep.
Hecclpts loilny 2,070 C.3SC S.W'l
Olllclul Monday 1,157 2.49S 6.4G3
Two days this week. . . . 3.S27 SS4 15.16 ! !
Same days lust week. . . 4.7H 12./M ( 12,030
Hume days week before. . 2,987 7,031 12,5(7 (
Suinu thrco weeks ago. . 4.403 G.IM 12,260
Average price paid for hogs for the last
several days with comparisons :
J1S9J1SJS.1S371S3C.ISJ)5.1SOI.1S93. ) | ! | | | ) | |
Feb. 23. . . .
Kob. Si. . , .
Kcb. 27. . . .
1'Vb. 2S. . . .
March 1. .
Manh 2. . .
March 3. . .
March 4. . .
March G. . .
March 6. . .
March " . . .
Miirrh S. . .
March 9. . .
March 9. . .
March 10. . ,
March 11. .
March 12. .
March IS. .
March ! ! „
Indicates Suiulnv.
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was ;
O. & St. L lly l 'j . !
Mo VAC. lly 1 l
Union Pacillc 32 10 IS 1
C. & N. W. lly. . . . 1
I'1. ' , E. it M. V. llll. 14 14 4
S. C. .t 1' . IJy 5 . . 4 . .
< \ , St. P. . M. & O. . 14 5
B. it M. R. H. R. . . 20 31 14
C. , B. it Q. lly 1 1
K. c. , t st. j a
C. , R. I. it P. . E. 5 2
C. , R. I. & P. , W. 1 3 2
Total receipts . .103 S7 44 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber ot head indicated :
„ . , , Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
„
Omaha Packing Co 109 705 352
'I he G. 11. Hammond Co. 152 1,21 377
Swift nnd Company 2iO , 1SS
The Ctldnhy Packing Co. CIO 1,791 1.178
P. D. Armour 373 1,201 2,111
Vansant it Co 1111
I.obman & Rothschilds . . . fi2
Lee Rothschild CO
Bcnton , t Underwood . . . . 19i :
Huston & Co 14
Hammond , from K. C 44
Swift , from the country 409
McCrary 100
Livingston 315 . . . . . .
L. K. Hu.sz no
Other buyers 400 1,139
Left over 100 400
Totals 2.5GS 0,715 8,154
CATTLE The weather was dark and
gloomy and the cattle looked their worst , so
tha'i ' it was Jutt the kind of a day to make
a dull and unsatisfactory market , and as a
still further Influence In the same direc
tion reports from Chicago and Kansas City
were not at nil encouraging. In spite of
these bear Inlluences , however , the very
good local demand and the further fact
Mint out of nil the cattle here there were
only about thirtv-ilvo loads of cornfed
steers' In the yard ? , rendered the market
fully steady with yesterday. More than
that the feeling was , if anything , better
and the market more active. Buyers all
seemed to want good beeves , and they went
after them , so that the pens were not long
In being cleared , practically everything
being sold and weighed up before midday.
With cows and heifers ths situation was
nboire the same as It was with cornfcd
steers. The supply was not large , whllo
there was a good demand. Buyers were all
out looking for supplies , and the most of
the offerings changed hands in good sea
son. The market as a whole on cow stuff
was very satisfactory. Bulls , however ,
continue very slow at ithe decline noted
list week. Shippers must bear in mind
'hni this decline is Just as largo ns re
ported , that Is at the very least 25c on an
average , nnd on some kinds sales show n
loss of probably 40c. Shippers must nleo
understand that the market here IK no
worse than at other market points , but that
there has been H slump in the bull market
all along the line , which Is very liable to
occur nt this season of itbe year.
In the etocker nnd feeder division the
situation was not quite so favorable for
the sellers ns the weather was against It.
Such cattle ns happened to please omslde
buyers sold In some instances nt fully
steady prices/ but the general market was
weak nnd a llttln lower. No speculator
seerr.p.d to feel like paying steady prices
with the weather HO unfavorable , however
there was all told , a fair demand , and the
most of the feeding nnd stock cattle sold
In good season , although there were more
here than for some time past. Repre
sentative fales :
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr
1. . CTOJ273 f . . 1100 $4 40 13..1357 $1 K5
1. . 7 0 275 1..10CO 440 4..1212 470
1. . 930 2 9 , > 11..1218 140 E..1B72 470
21. . 82. ! 380 14..1031 440 20..11SS 470
1..1120 400 20..1231 440 1..12SO 475
5. . 7)0 ) 4 03 I..1100 4 50 3..121G 4 75
1C. . 782 4 03 15..110S 4 oil 19..1125 4 73
1..10SO 110 20..1126 4 CO 19. .1321 475
13. . SOI 415 1C..1111 430 41..1245 480
5..1012 420 10..113(1 ( 450 1..1190 485
13. . 992 420 C..107C 450 S..1240 490
2..1205 430 4..1230 450 S3..1187 490
1..1100 433 3..110' ! 450 IS..1473 493
5..1030 433 2..1120 450 S..1I02 500
8..1020 435 27..1010 150 23..1127 BOO
11. . 871 435 35..1100 450 5..1476. CIO
21..1024 4 35 2..1190 4 CO
1..10GO 4 40 1C..1213 4 CO
SVEEHS-TEXAS.
100. 74S 4 10
STBURS AND HEIFEHS.
II..1055 4 0
COWS.
1. . 830 223 ] . . 930 323 1..1010 SCO
1. . S20 250 1..1130 323 1..S40 303
1. . 920 2:0 1..1130 323 8. . 1023 3 C3
4. . 792 2 CO J..1210 325 8..1180 ; t Co
1. . 9SO 2 CO 1..1100 3 23 3..4b : ! 303
4..1030 2 C3 2. . 970 325 3..110J 305
C. . 979 273 25..1030 3115 1..1150 303
K. 890 273 1..11M ) 3 ; i3 1..1290 375
] . . 7iO 275 1..1120 3 33 1..1000 373
1. . 1)20 ) 285 1..1000 333 2..10.-.0 375
2..1020 29 > B. . 921 335 7. . 972 375
1. . 910 300 1..1150 333 1..820 375
4. . 903 3 00 1..12SO 340 G..1W1 375
2..1070 3 00 1..1020 310 12. . 991 380
3..1013 300 1..10IO 340 1..1240 380
1..1100 300 1..1310 349 21..1004 380
L. 7CO 300 2..10u5 340 4..1132 380
2..1005 300 1..1150 3 BO 1..1230 383
1..1270 300 1..1250 350 18..JOSS 385
1. , 780 300 2.1175 350 14. . 998 390
1..10S9 3 < H 4..1222 350 L , 930 390
I 1..10.0 300 4..122S 3 BO 1..1180 399
, 2. . 880 3 W E..1KM 350 17..1101 393
1 L. 780 310 3.UMi 350 1..14CO 00
i 2. .1020 315 30..1099 350 1..1310 4W
, 1..10IO 320 8..120 , ) 353 1..1170 400
12..1211 3 2U L. 970 3 33
COWS AND iriClFEIlS.
i. . 933 i 110 17. . 90S I 15 7..1201 4 15
1..1030 375
HEIFERS.
1. . 7SO 320 12. . 767 3 S3 1..10SO 4 10
1 , . & 3i ) 3 50 1. . 700 3 S5 7. . 190 1 10
2. . 62 ; ) 375 4. . 937 3 00 1. . 730 4 10
2. . 710 3 80 C. . Oil 3 80 2..1IS5 I 10
1. . OSO 3 SO 1. . 'J.SO 4 00 1. . 8SO 4 25
1. . 910 3 85 S. . 740 4 10 1..1210 4 25
11..10U ! 383 1..1270 4 00
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS ,
1. . 950 2 23 1. . 71" ) 3 50 840 3 70
1. . C40 3 23 1..1020 350 71,0 3 75
2..CCO 3 35 1. . 7SO 3 ( , . - > 800 3 tO
1. . 010 3 50 2. . 483 3 05 800 3 83
2. . 095 SCO
HULLS.
1. . 400 225 1 .1100 3 20 1..1SCO 3 50
1..1070 273 1..1230 3 23 1..1C20 350
3..1(138 ( 273 1..1700 325 1..1430 3 50
2..1453 265 2..1130 340 1..1830 359
1..15CO 300 1..1110 3 40 1..1200 3 SO
2..1340 300 1..1130 340 L. 740 S 30
1..1550 3(0 1..1930 3 45 1..1750 3 CO
1..13JO 3 10 1..10M ) 3 50 1..1470 3 fiO
1..1510 3 10 I..1730 3 M 1..1730 3 75
1..1510 320 1..1C30 3 0 1..1540 3 90
HTAOS.
1..1720 4 60
CALVISH.
150 2. . 340 4 50 1. 210 C 23
230 3 50 1. . 80 025 110 C 50
STOCK CALVES.
3SC 3 85
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
41 7SS 3 f,0 1. . 660 410 7. . 3-2 460
2. . SIK 3 73 7. . 733 4 20 1. . C70 4 50
3. . 623 375 2..1375 420 24. . 077 455
18. . 901 380 JO. . 713 4 23 L. 800 4 09
5. . C72 400 7. . WJ 430 7. . K3 ICO
L. 7SD 400 20..1170 140 fi. . 425 4 CO
3. . 720 4 f l 3. . 63' ) 4 40 5. . C4S 4 CO
2. . 930 400 27. . 703 440 22. . 33. 4 U3
' . ' . . 710 4 10 C. . 915 4 40 40. . MO 4 70
L. 000 4 10 2. . 020 4 40 20. . 578 4 70
HOGS The market opened fully steady ,
nnd swme would say strong , nnd was fairly
active at the prevailing prices. The bulk
of the hogs soun changed hands under the
very guild lucal demand JiitU as buyers
wvro setting llilr more urgent orders
ChUago began sending In reports of nn
o.isl.T i-losr with some hogo < left unsold.
These reports , coming just nt the time
when buyers w r feellnw thc-niselves on
Msy street , ns rognrds lining orders , took
off the wire edge ot ( ho nnrket , nnd the
close was "low and n little easier.
Good light nnd light ml\rd loads sold nt
f3.eoOfl.fi3 , the Hume ns yesterday , nml the
heavier mixed lo.id.M sold largely at $3.65.
Some good fancy hogs sold at J3.70.
It will be noted from the tnlili > f average
prices nt head of column that hogs sold
today In practically the same notch as yes
terday , there being no change of nny ma
terial account , nml a shade higher than
uno week ago. The hogs sold today ns high
as th y have nny time this month with one
exception. A glance nt the tnblo of re-
celnts will show that the arrivals BO far
thin week arc considerably In excess of
what they were last week. Representative
sales : I
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sin , Pr.
U 175 . . . 320 67 231 SO 3 C2 < 4
75 17S 2SO$345 67 215 40 3 62ij
12 219 . . . 365 S3 SSI 5.0 302' $
77 180 200 355 70 29. 210 3 62 > < ,
03 213 ICO 355 OS 223 40 3 C2'S '
79 232 SO 3 K > PS 219 SO 3 62',4
03 20S . . . 3 57'5 Rt..t..337 SO SOS's
III 223 SO 3 57' ' C7 301 ICO 3 C1 :
53 213 40 3 T,0 79 200 40 3 C2' , i
47 23R . . . 3 CO 01 Its SO 3 C2\i \
20 207 . . . SCO 67 247 SO 3 C2 J
S7 20S 40 3 01) ) S3 Ml . . . 30. .
SI 205 ICO 3 f,0 70 273 . . . 3 t > >
23 215 . . . 300 CO 23S . . . 3 Ki
70 213 . . . 3 00 HI 301 40 3 65
71 ! 240 40 300 fifi 275 SO 363
IB 217 . . . 360 71 275 40 3 65
2S 192 . . . 360 70 271 . . . 365
73 218 160 3 CO 63 247 120 363
M 203 SO 360 74 . " 07 200 3 OS
65 213 . . . SCO 7R 200 W 3 tS
SS J20 150 360 79 241 . . . 365
102 206 120 SCO 01 215 40 363
73 211 40 SCO S2 252 SO 365
60 232 SO SCO 27 277 . . . 363
01 224 . . . 360 37 305 SO 363
78 217 40 SCO S7 245 120 3 i
78 237 120 300 52 283 . . . 305
BO 28t 120 SCO 61 279 ICO 365
93 203. . . . 3 CO 63 257 . . . 365
74 203 SO 360 40 298 SO 3 63
02 210 40 3 G2V4 S3 210 200 363
Bl 231 . . . 3021,4 72 211 40 363
2S 229 . . . 362' ' , 65 272 . . . 365
67 270 120 3 C2W , 23 272 . . . 363
71 212 40 3 62 S9 243 120 363
73 227 . . . 3 62'75 ' 233 . . . 305
OS 287 160 3 62'/2 ' Cl 302 . . . 303
93 213 . . . 3 G2V * BS 2)3 ) 40 367)4 )
06 213 80 3 C2V4 64 273 40 3 07 < A
07 211 200 3 62'i 53 208 40 3 07' * ,
BO 210 . . . 362 5 40 S.17 120 3 67'i
72 254 260 3 62U 18 SS'J . . . 370
S7 23S SO 3 C2',4 12 2)7 ) . . . 370
61 285 . . . 3 C2 > 4 59 310 . . . 370
71 M7 120 3 C2U
WAGON LOTS PIGS.
1 191) . . . 200 4 150 . . . 355
1 KtiO" . . . 2 BO 4 227 . . . 3 B3
1 290 . . . 250 9 249 . . . 300
1 210 . . . 3 BO 8 259 . . . 300
6 193 . . . 3 B5 8 30:1 : . . . 360
6 195 . . . 365 G 211 . . . SCO
5 250 . . . 3 Bo 3 200 . . . 300
6 198 . . . 3 53 3 30J . . . 363
2 2CO . . . 353
SHEEP-A11 told there were 9.CG2 head
of sheep and lambs In the yards , which was
the largest run" since Wednesday of last
week. There was a i-pi'lnkllng of about all
kinds In the yard * , though right peed lambs
were far more plentiful. The market as n
whole was In good jh.ipc. The buyers were
out early nnd ov-rvthlns tint vn\a of nny
account changed hands early. Good west
ern lambs sold as high aa $5.00 , the s.une
as yesterday. It might bo remarked that
the high-priced lambs reported yesterday
as clipped were erroneously quoted. The
be. t price paid for clipped lambs yesterday
was $1.40.
Western sheep sold today nt $4.15u4.2o ,
nnd the Mexican yearlings that brought
$1.60 yesterday sold for the same prloo
today.
Quotations are : Good to choice fed west
ern wethers , $4.2Ktf4.36 ( ; fnlr to good , $ I.155J
4 20 ; good to choice Mexican yearlings , J4.40
ffM.GO ; choice western yearlings , $4.30iI4.40 ;
fair to good western yearlings , $4.20Sj4.30 ;
good to choice western ewes , $ J.8CVg3.90 ; fair
to good wtstern ewes , $3.C53.SO ; good to
cholco native lambs , $4.baS3.00 ( ; good to I |
choice western lambs , $4.8355.00 ; fair to good
western lambs. $4.65S > 4.85 ; feeder wethers ,
$400S4.23 ; feeder lambs , $4.00 4.40 ; cull
sheep , $2.00Ji3.00 ; cull lambs , $3.0003.0.
Reuresentatlve sales :
No. Av. Pr.
2 cull ewes 95 $225
2S9 Mexican , ewes 81 3 3o
17 ewes W 340
20 western lambs 69 4 OJ
377 ewes and wethers 120 4 00
247 wesUrn yearlings 79 4 15
204 western wethers 113 4 .0
173 western wethers SS 4 ii
39 western wethers 122 4 2o
215 western wethers 10j 4 2o
217 western withers 10o - 4 Jo
400 western wethers 109 4 25
121 western yearlings 113 4 o
i l western wethers 11 * 4 : x
225 western wethers 114 4 i >
999 Mexican yearling * 82 460
55 Mexican lambs 09 4 6j
204 Mexican lambs 64 480
2CC Mexican lamb 64 4 SO
176 western lambs 83 4 So
207 western lambs 68 500
40 old ewee , feeders 80 325
73 Mexican ewes DO 3 60
1SS Arkansas mixed 80 3 . . >
82 western lambs BO 4 50
159 western lambs 72 4 73
ICO western lambs iO 4 i5
ICAXS.VS CITY 1,1 VE STOCK MARKET.
Aetlv > Deiiuuiil for Rood SlnuprlUcr-
liitc Oriulex HOKM Stonily.
KANSAS CITY. March 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts , 8,200 head native. Ma head Texan. ' .
Active demand for good slaughtering
grades and a few of the. most desirable
lots a shade , higher , Imt sales were mainly
at steady prices , with few of the least de-
slra'blo bunches a trifle lower. Heavy na
tive ste-ers , ? 5.155.35 ; medium steers , J4.65
( T/5.15 / ; lightweights , J4.00jj4.65 ; stockers und
feeders , $3.7505.25 ; tiutchera' cows and heif
ers , J3.15 < ? H.25 ; canners , J2.235i3.15 ; western
steers , J3,50l.40 ; Toxnns. J3.50J ) l.CO.
HOGS Receipts , 10,030 head. Good packIng -
Ing and , shipping demand ; packing grades
steady ; shipping stock steady to 5o higher ;
heavy. J3.704J3.80 ; mixed , $3.COS3.70 ; lights ,
J3.5K/3.C7'i ( ; Pigs , J3.20fi3.EO.
SHEEP Receipts. 3,320 head. Good de
mand for all slaughtering grades at strong
prices. Lambs. J4.7M75.00 ; muKons , J4.10 ®
4.CO ; stockers and feeders , J2.Wf-l.25.
CHICAGO 1,1 VIS STOCK MAIIKI3T.
Cuttle UnuhniiKeil , HOKH IlrlHtc mid
Shci'ti I.o\v.
CHICAGO , March 14 , There was a fairly
active demand for cattle today and prices
show no particular change. Fancy cattle
brought J5.70Q5.SO ; choice steers , $5.3063.65 ;
medium steers , Jl. 0304.93 ; beef steers , J3.8-3
5Tl.CO5tockers ; nd feeders , J.50fi4.75 ; bulls ,
J2.50ff4.10 ; cows and liclfers , $3.30'if4.00 ; west
ern feed steers , J4.KMj5.50 ; Texas steers , J3.IO
( UI.S5 ; calves , J3.50S7.00.
Uu5lnciM in hogs was brink at previous
prices. Fair to choice , J3.SOfJ.95 ( ; packing
lots , J3.OinjJ.77Vi ; mixed , J3.iV3fc3.S5 ; btitrhim' .
J3.G3ft3.90i lleht , JS.COa3.87'i ; Pig * . * 3.25Jjfl.76.
Trade In sheep was rather slow at prices
lower. Common to prime muttons brought
$3. to' ! ) 1.60 ; exports. J3.05S 4.00 ; yearlings ,
J4.50ir5.CO ; liimbs , Jl.25fc5.25.
RECElPTS-Cattlo. 2,300 head ; hogs , 20-
000 head ; stteep , 18,000 head.
SI. l.oilln ll\i ! Slock ,
ST. LOUIS , March 14. CATTLK He-
celpta , 1,400 head , Including 2,200 Texans ,
Market steady but slow. Fair to fancy na-
tlvo shipping und export Hteers , $4.C'W(5.SO ' ( ,
bulk of sales , $5.00 5.50 ; dressed 4 > ecf and
butcher steers , Jl.7rVu5.60 , bulk of sal H , J4.15
fi5.ru ) ; steers , under 1,000 IbJ. , JS.ir/ici.OO , hulk
of sales , $3. SOft I. BO ; stockern and feeders. J3 25
f(5.00 ( , bulk of sales , J3.Mi5.00 : cow and heif
ers , J2.001V4.75. with one heifer nt JG.OO. bulk
of cows , J2.40Tl3.75 , bull ; of heifers , t3.33TM.OO :
T'xas nnd Indian steers , $3.jVTc5.10 , bulk of
sales. J3.35fj4.IJfi ; cow. ' and heifi-rs , ? 2 WTi3 CO.
HOGS Receipts , 9,000 head. Market
strong , active. PlgH nnd lights. Jl ! 5i(3.80 { ( ;
I-nckers. J1.75Tj3.SO ; butchers , J.1 SofiS.lS.
; SHEEP Receipts. 900 head. Market
strong ; natlvn muttons , Jl.23j4.40 ; lambs ,
JI.10 ; bucks , J3.75 ; lambs , J4.OOTjC.25.
.HI , .roni-pli llvi > Slock.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH , March ll.-CSpe.
cial.-CATTLE ) Receipts * , l.:00 head ; mar
ket steady to weak ; quality poor. Natives ,
J.S5fj4. ( > 5 ; Texan * and western , 13.73114.75 ;
cows and heifer * , J2.25ti4.G5 ; stockers nnd
feeders. J3.Gofil.7o ; yearlings and calves ,
Jl.10fj5.00.
HOdS Receipts , 4,000 hnail ; market
vlundy to strong , selling at J3.COft3.50 , bulk
J3.C3'u3.io.
SHEEP Receipts , BOO head ; market
strong.
Cliu-liiniitl 1.1 vi ; .Slunk.
CINCINNATI. March H , HOGS-Actlve ,
strong. J3.254j3.90.
CATTLE .Steady , J2.70fjG.10.
SHKKP-Strong , J2.26U Ii5 ; lambs , strong ,
Jl.tKru5.Cu.
Slock in
Following an > the receipts at the four
prlnclnal western markets for March Jl :
Cattle. Hogs. Bhe-p.
Omaha . 2,070 G.3SO 9,062
Chicago . 2,5X ( ) 20.000 ] Si .
KaniMH City . 8.715 30.030 3,3liO
St. Louis . 4,400 9,000 WJ
Totals . 18,315 45,416 31,882
. w York Ilv Slock ,
NEW YORK. March 14-llEEVES-Re.
celpts. 822 head ; no trading ; fe ling Bteady ;
cxportu , 800 cattle and 4.300 ( | uinern ; of beef.
VES-Rectlpttv 9i head , J3.85 on sale.
Market a shade lower , all sold. vcnl * . JAM
( U7fi0. no ft < ! tulvtfl.
SHKKl1 AN'I ) 1.A.MHS Rec Ipts , 20 heml ;
four cars on sale ; sheep steady , lamto
steady ; ( innllty considered , nil sold. Fair
to line phecp , J4.WI. ( 2'i ; good to prlmo
Iftlnb. ' , J5.65Sio.SO ; rllnpnl Inmbf , J4.S5.
HOGS Receipts , 4h6 hend ; market Imrely
steaily nt JIOTf4.2o. Two cars of Michigan
pigs sold nt JI.20.
Cotton
NHW YORK , Mnrell H.-COTTON--KU.
hires closet ! quiet nnd steady ; March , $0.10 ;
April. $ R.ll ; May , $0.13 ; June , $0.15 ; July ,
$0.18 ; August , $6.17 : September , $0.09 ; tX-tof
ber. tt.tv ; November. $0.07 ; December , $6.fl ( |
January. $ ( . .12. Snot , quiet i middling , fi-Sit' .
Net receipts , 1,3.15 bales ; gross , 3,481 bales ;
wales , 141 imltM ; slock. 122,489 bales ; exi > orts ,
to llroat Hrltiiln , 917 bales.
ST. 1X.1U1S. .March K.-COTTON-Qlllct
nnd unchntiRpil. No sales ; middling , 6c ; re-
oulpts , 4,790 bales ; shipments , I.3M bales )
stock , r.i.030.
NEW ORLEANS. March H.-COTTON-
Kutures steady ; March , $5.7SJ5.SO ! ; April ,
$3.7Sf)6.SO ) ; May , $ , i.S2'i.S | ; ( ; .lutie. $5.8741689 ;
July , f5.K7Tjfi.Sx ; August , K'.S25.iv > .S3 ; Soplum-
ber , $3.77n'.7S ; October , $5.t4i&.76 : Novem
ber , $5.731(5.76 ( ; December , Jj.70ft6.77. Spot
stisuly ; siles , 3,850 bales ; ordinary , 43-16e ;
ROOA ! ordinary , 4 4c ; inw middling , 53-16o ;
middling , 5'ic ; middling fair. 7c ; good mid
dling , 6\4c \ ; receipts , O.l-M bale * ; stock , 361- ,
! M baton.
Ci > ITi1MnrUit. .
NEW YOKK , March 11. COKl-'HH-Op-
tlotiH opened steady nt nn advance of lOftlo
polntH and rulfd fairly active on ndviuictM
nt Hamburg nnd llnvnnnd continued very
heavy American warehouse deliveries , sub *
swiuently onsod off partially under liquida
tion , following withdrawal of outside sup
port ; closed steady nt HI points net higher ;
sales , 15,000 bags , Including May , $3.20 ; July ,
$3.33 ; August , $3.45 ; September , $5.55 ; Octo
ber. $5.65 ; December. J3.S315.JO | ; February ,
$3.95 ; March (1900) ( ) , JO.OO. Spot , Illo , stood-
i.r ; No. 1 invoice , OJMCc ; No. 7 jobbing ,
U'Jic ' ; mild , steady ; Cordova , SJfUc.
Oil .Mnrlu-l.
NEW YOUK , Mnrch H.-Standnrd oil
closed nt JI.KISN.M.
OIL CITY , March 14. Credit balances ,
$1.13 ; closed nt $1.10Vfc for cash oil ; no sales ;
$1.11 bid for April deliver ) ' ; shipments , 141-
639 bbls. ; dally average , shipments. SS'S1
bbls. ; runs , 01,023 bbls. ; dally average runs ,
74,013 bbls.
Cnllforitlii Dried 1'rultn.
NEW YORK. March 14.-CAL1FOHNLV
1)111131) KUUlTS-Applcs , stcmly ; other
fruits generally llrm. Evaporated tipples ,
common. 7TiS1ic ; prime wlro tray. S4 < jt9e ;
choice , D'iifi'j'sc : fancy , 9-\filfip. Prunes , 4li >
lOc. Apricots , royal , 12 j.l4c ; Moor park , 13f | )
17c. Peaches , unpeeled , OQlle ; peeled , 25ii >
SiitiNt I liiti * ( StiiiM fur CorpNeM.
CLEVRLANI ) , O. , March 11. Andrew U
Loebur of Company M , Fourteenth. Uulteil
Slates Infantry , now at Manila , writes a
most Interesting letter to his parents In this
1 city , concerning the attempt of the rebels
to capture the city on January 11. Among
other things the writer snya : "The In
surgents tried to tnl < e the city by nuking
an attack In the front nnd have the citizens
make nn attack In the rear , so In order to )
l do this it was necessary for thorn to get
rms Into the city. We noticed they were
having a largo number of funerals from a < l
church In Paco. One day there were BCV-
, cnty-thrco colllns taken in. When some nt
our boys were detailed to Inspect , they
found that these coltlns contained guns , nnd
In this way wo captured 1,200 ot IbeM )
weapons. "
Dr.liiier Cullford'H Trlnl I'oHtnoiicil.
BRIDGEPORT , Conn. , March 11. The trial
of Dr. Nancy A. Gullford , the mldwlfo who
is charged with second degree murder In
causing by criminal operation the death of
Miss Emma Gill ot Southlngton , the victim
of the notorious Yellow mill pond murder
mystery , has been postponed until Thursday
on account of the serious Illness of the
nrisoner.
TUB HI3AITV MAHKIST.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Tuesday ,
March 14 , 1S99 :
Warranty llacilx.
Albert Hartsuff and wife to G. W.
Smith , lot 3 , block 17 , Smlth'a ndd..J 6,350
AV. 11. Merrywenthcr and wife , et nl ,
to Thomas Merryweather. 78x82 rods
In sections 1S-16-10 . 1SOO
C. A. Trimble and wife to W. ir. Han-
sen. lot 1 , block 15 , South Omaha. . 700
K. F. Slldon and wife to Frederick
Meyers lot 22 , block 8 , Sh river
Place . BO
H. A. Merrill to G. W. Henry , ei lot
B , block 11 , R od' 1st add - , . GOO
James Adams and wlfo to G , Storz ,
e'.4 lot 3 , block SO , West Omaha . 2
James Ashley and wife to J. C.
Wharton , lot 18 , Clark's add . 1
Unit Claim Docdii.
G. D. "Werntz , receiver , to town of
Salisbury , lot 4 , Pruyn's subdlv . 1
Sheriff to A. A. Hnvemeyer , nV4 of
mld ! lot 1 , block 7 , Kountze 3rd
add . 750
Total amount of transfers . J8,355
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