10 TT1E OMAHA DAILY 15EE : Til TUSH AY in , 1HSMI.
COJIJIEKCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Crop Damage Stories Fade and Wheat Begins
to Weaken ,
MAY CLOSES AT A DECLINE OF 3-4 CENT
Corn nnil ( Hit * I'nll On I'rni-dniuillJ >
Pork li riicliuiiKeil , I.aril and
Jllli-i it Simile Higher
Tlian 'I'liendu- .
CHICAGO , March 15. The break In the
protracted dry spell In California , together
with thu contradiction of crap datnags
claim. ) , weakened wheat today und May
cl' ' sod at a decline of 'iltlfiC. Corn lost lie
aii'l oatn Hi4c. ( ! 1'ork left off unchanged
tiiMl lard and ribs a shade higher.
Summaries of amount of winter-killed
whrnt In yuveral states snowed apparently
.fry little wurrant for the sensational dntn-
ngi reports with which the trade has re
cently licuii Hooded and caused the what
market to opun ut a decline of Vd'ic. ' At
the decllno several shorts saw a convenient
opportunity to cover und the price advanced
sl'iwly to 70ic. ! Al thin point , however ,
M\\S was received from California of the
tlmrough liruaklng of the drouth in that
mute. That started the bears selling on a
laiw scale und Increas.d the weakness witli
whrh trading communced. Minneapolis and
Diiluth receipts were comparutlvuly small ,
amounting to only 321 earn , compaicd with
3M > last week anil 2til the same day a year
ago. Chicago received only 3D c.us , against
111 liiHt year. 1'rlmary we-stara receipts
amounted to 475,00' ' . ) bu. , compared with 4li-
( v ) tin. the year beforu. Atlantic port clear
ance * were. cUal | In wheat und Hour to 4il-
WJ bu. Rcpi'i-is ' of an Improvement in the
cxjinrt demand at the seaboard caused a
rally near the end und .M.iy , husUitliig at
COVjt'JHc , rose slowly to GuTfcc. Tim ttrungth
dlil not last IOIIK , however , as It was a
wvatluir market entirely , with the. bulls re
lying on tlio damage prospect. The price
rorni slipped off to Gibe , closing at W.j'a' '
Corn did not appear to have any clear
HIM inn as to what Jlrnntlon to Uke , It fol
lowed the course of vxhuat Tor th ? inost
part. Near the und of thu session thu mar
ket xot on a love.1 with "puts. " IJuylng
against privlluge-si caustvl ' prices to stlifon a
little. Receipts , 211 curt' May opened KW
Vic lower at ttU35Uc ( , declined to 34c. then
ros to iK'.ijjOSVic , and closed with buyers
nt . ' 13 c.
Oats ruleiJ TvejJt and lower In aympo-thy
with thu other grains. There was a fair
penoral trado. Ilectlpts were light , 113 cars.
Way begun yc down at iMc , sold oft to
tfi'tifirmed up to M'.ic ' , and closud at 26U@
J'rnvlHlons i tiled steady , notwithstanding
n sharp break In the price of hogs. Thi lat
ter are FO much under the prices for prod
uct tliat the waknij > m at the yards does not
have much Influence on provision futures ,
us packers aie felling their output for cash.
May , pork started 2l,4fi5c lower at J9.12'S. ' @
9.15 , sold sparingly at f9.12Vi , then rallied to
ji : liM'.2l ! ) > , and closed at $9.17' , $ . The range
In lard and ribs was very narrow.
Estimated receipts for Thursday : Wheat ,
83 rar ; corn , ISO cars ; oats , 120 cars ; hogs ,
83,000 head.
Leading futures ranged an follows-
Article ! . Upon. Hlcb. Lew. Oioec. YusMy.
Wheat.
Jlay. . . 0U-70 ! )
July. . . fiUJ ,
Com.
May. . . 3SHW S5H
July. . .
Sent. . . soli sun 3BH
Oats.
May. . .
July. . .
Porn.
May. . . n lit 9 20 9 12t fl 17H 8 17
July . . uau J33 U35 035
Laitl.
Hay. . . 6 40 cnr * 40
July. . . ' r'l ! rif.n S471 *
So lit. . . - 6I17H 6G5
Itlln.
Jlay. . . 4 70 475 4 70 47S
July. . . 4874 4 nr
Sept. . . 407H , 600 601) 407H
No. 2.
Cash quotatlona were as follows :
FLOUIt Dull and unchanged ; \vlnt r
patents. j.lsr/f3.7o : ! ; straights , $3.Sotf3 45 ;
clears , $3.155f3.23 ; aprlng specials , $4.00ii4.10 ;
patents , J3.40ifj3.70 ; straluhts , J2.90y3.IO ;
WiriCAT No. 2 spring. GGy.ffiC9c ; No 3
sprlii ( { , G2fiG7Vjc ( ; No. 2 red
- , _ T-V- - . - , - , - , - J G9U70Uc .
CORN - No. 2 , SSSl ; No. 2 yellow , 31'i
OATS No. 2. 2C'/jT2r , n : No 2 white , 29'/4
{ J3IXNo. ; . ,1 white , 2S'ili29 < ic.
RYK No. 2 , 54c.
IJAHLBY-No. 2. 38i4Sc
SICKD3 No. 1 llnxseed. $1.18 ; northwest ,
$1.22Vb ; prime timothy. $2.55.
PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. , $0.00
CJD.Oo. Lard , per 100 His. , jr..2.r > ' 5r.271 . Short
ribs Pldt-s ( lee e ) , Jl.lS'fflJa. Dry salted
shoulders ( boxeil ) , tl.Sifol.SiyShort clear
Bides ( boxeil ) , tH.S5d1.90.
DRESS12D POULTRY Steady ; turkeys.
lOfiUHc : chickens. lOfflO' c ; ducks , 91)9-.c. !
WHISKY Distillers' llnlshcd goods , per
gallon , J1.2G.
SUOARS Cut loaf , unchanged.
Following are the recelptB and shipments :
Articles. Receipts , Shlpm'ts.
Flour , bbls , . 13.000 20,000
Wheat , bu 79.000 27,000
Corn , bu -155,000 301.000
Oats , bu 405.000 3TO.HOO
Ryi. bu 16,000 4.0UO
Barley , bu 45,000 33,000
On the Trodiico exchange today the but
ter market was Htcady ; creameries 14 ©
19'se ' ; dairies , ll > 4 jZ17c. Eggs , steady fre.sh ,
13c. Cheese , steady ; creams ,
NI-3W YOHIC ( ! iXKHAl MAIUCKT.
llun < ntloan fur ( lie Day on Oeiieral
Ciiiiimodltlen.
NKW YORIC. March 15. FLOUR Re
ceipts , 10,219 bbls. ; exports , 3,701 bbls.
Dull nnd higher ; winter patents , $3.70 ;
winter straights , $3.50ft3.CO ; Minnesota pat
ents , $3.90 < f/4.30 ; winter extras , $2.508-2.85 ;
Minnesota bakers , $3.10fl > 3.25 ; winter patents ,
l2.4CKtf2.C5.
CpRNMEA L Kasicr ; yellow western , 83 ®
RY13 Weak ; No. 2 western , G5S66c. f. o.
b. , afloat.
13ARL10Y MALT-Dull.
WHBAT Receipts , 10,400 bu. ; exports ,
m.CGf , bu. fipot easy ; No. 2 red , S1Mf. . o.
b. . afloat , to arrive. Options opened wt'nk
In reiiiwnso to foreign selling and rain ; a
rally followed at midday on wet weather
predictions , but liquidations developed and
price * eased off once morj , and closed w-nk
t < 4@ * c not lower ; March. SOc ; May. SI
tf&lUa cloiwd at SOc ; April , "j si u'.uc , closed
it TD o ; May , 74 7-lC 75c , elosed at 74'Ac ;
iS'i'J1'30' ' ? ' o'osod ' t 73Vic ; September ,
rttH. < tim < < ! . closed at 71'ic
CORN R-celpt , 14G,9i > 0 bu. ; exports. 155.-
8 bu. Spot atfiuly ; No. 2 , 414iij > l3e. . f. o
b. . aHont , for na\y and old. Options oucneil
twtreJy nteudy nnd meat of the day ruled
Qulsl but firm on rain west and big export
purehmes. Closed steady , nt unchanged
P.rl" * . May. 3a\B40c. ( closed at 40c ; July ,
l < M W40Hc , closed at 40He.
OATS Receipts. liJO.SW ) bu. Spot dull : No
I MHOS'c ; track , white.35i fi39c ; Nu. 2
white , a > o ; track , mixed western , 32i/3lc. /
Options dull.
HOI'S Quiet , state , common to choice
18V6 urou. TflSc ; H97 crop , llillSc : 1S9S crop.
1718c ; 1'nclllc coast , ISM crop , lOifllc ; 1W7
crop. 114j2c ] ; UPS crop , I il9c.
IIIDKS Steady ; Galvo > ton , 15 pounds , 1C
Cfl7c : Texas , dry , llilc ; California , 21 to
b pounds , is 4c * .
WOOI < Firm ; domestic fleece , I7Ii22c ;
Toxnj ; . 137iir * ' .
LAJID-Qulot ; western steam , J5.CO ; March ,
fi.fi , nominal. Kcllned , atcudy ; continent ,
$5.SO : South American , JC.25 ; comiKiund ,
$ I.87H.
nU'lTER-Receipts. 7,213 pkgs. ; market
steudy ; western creamery , J562Gv : Kiglns.
ZOo ; factory , K@U\io \ ; Imitation creamery ,
1317Ve.
Ill-'HSIC-FIrm ; large white , 12c : small
white , 12'jc ; large colored , 12c ; small , 12'i ! ?
1211C.
l-XJGS Quiet ; western fresh , 14c ; southern -
ern , ISVi fHc.
TALLOW Steady ; city. 4HHsic ; country ,
< ? iW47 c.
C'OTTONSI3KD OIIDull ; prime crude ,
Slo ; prlmo yellow , 2GiiGUc.
RIOK-Stcady.
MOLASHRS-Flrtn.
MKTAIJS--PIB Iron warrants quiet , at
J10.25 , nominal ; Uku copper , unchanged ut
J1775. nominal : tin. flrmir , with $23 Si > bid
and tn.M naked ; lead , unchnnged. with { 0.35
ild and H49 nsekd. The brokers' price for
lead Is JI.20 and for copper , * 17.G2'sC'/l7.75.
Tolotlii MnrUel ,
TOLKOO , O. . March I5.-WHKAT-Qulet ;
lower ; No , 2 cash. 71Uc : May , 73 vc
CORN-Dull , easy ; No. 2 mixed. 3IWc.
OATS Dull , steady ; No. 2 mixed , cash
nnd May , 27Hc.
KYE Dull , steady ; No. 2 cash , D7c bid.
CLOVBRSKKD Active , lower ; prime
rash , old , $3/25 ; new , cash , March and April ,
lliillliuiirr .Market.
I1ALTIMORK. March 15.-FLOUR-Dull
mil unchanged ; receipts , 13,811 bbls , ; ex
port * . do bblB ,
WH1CAT Dull und easy ; sxt ] ) and month ,
744f74W ° : May. 74i'i76c ! ; July. 75'4e ; steamer
No. 2 red , I h''tfiW ' i receipts , ll.OH bu. ;
i
r-jeports , 47 132 bu : southern wheat , by trim-
, pl < - ,51175V on grade , 71ri75c. (
f'ORN8te.i < l > . si ot and month , 37'itf
37\r , April. .174l43i7llr ! : May , 3Sp3STic'
steamer mixed , .I5 fil3ic ! : rerelpt , 2 * > 9x57
bit. ; exports , 72. * * " bu. ; southern white and
yellow corn , 37W.Wc.
OATS Dull ; No. 3 white , 3 > V4c ; No. 2
mixed , S2't433 < ' ; receipts. 21,537 bu. ; ex
ports , none.
II YK Steady ; No. 2 western , CIc ; receipts ,
1,343 bu. ; exportM nono.
OMAHA ( i KM : HAL MAIUCBT.
Co nil I ( Ion ( if Trade nail ( luotntloiin on
Staple a till I'll in- > Prod ace ,
KG3S llctelpts , moderate ; market wenk
at lie.
HUTTER-Common to fair , IlfiI2c ; choice ,
Hflloc ; separator , 2uc ; gathered creamery ,
170 1Se.
roULTUY-Hens. live , 8c ; dressed , OP ;
old rooster * . live , 4c ; drfssed. 5c ; cprlne
chickens , live , Sc ; dretwod , 9c ; diickH , live ,
G'.4B"c ; droMJCd , Or ; Reese , live , fiWt'c ;
dresied , Oc ; turkey * , live , "flSc ; dressed ,
10f/12c. /
IMC.KON'S-Llve , per doz. , "o
. .
OYSTERS Hulk Standard , per gul. , J1.10 ;
miHlltimn per can , 1.V- ; Standard , per can ,
20c ; Extra. Select , Dcr can , 25c ; New York
Counts , | er cnn , Me.
FRKSII WATER KISH White fish. DC ;
lake trout , Dr ; mnll trout , green. lOc ; yellow
pike , 7c ; r-lckere' winter cniiRlit , Co ; silver
lierrlnj ; . 4c ; peroii. Healed and dressed. Gc ;
P rch , sklnneil and < 1 rimed. 7c ; northern
crapple , lOo ; bullheads , dressed , lOc ; black
bas.H , very scarce , 13c.
SEA FISH Flounders. Sc ; haddock , So ;
Columbia river salmon , lie ; halibut , lie ;
No. 1 smelts , lOo ; blue llsh. lOc ; Spanish
mackerel , lOc ; red snapper , lOc ; extra largo
mackerel , 30o each.
each.FUUITS.
FUUITS.
APPLKS-Ben Davis , per Mil. . tl.Dftflo.OO ;
acnltons , { I ; New York Haldwins , Green-
Ings and others , choice , per bbl , , $3 ; western
boxed , 1.7 fJl.S3.
CKANIiKRUIES Jcway , ? O.OOffS.23 ; larsc ,
JG.COC.73 ( ; per crate , J2.23.
VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES Per crate , $4.00.
SPINAfll--Nono In mnrke : .
ijETTUCK Home sriwn. per doz.
bunches , 4ic.
CELERY California , peed stock , Ks :
choice. Me ; fancy , 5 ( > c , extra large , 75c ;
Michigan , choice fttock , ; r > 230 = .
ONIONS Homo grown , per doz. bunches ,
SOc.
SOc.AVATERCRESS IC-dt. cases , $1.GO.
CAIinAGE-Crated. per lb. , 3c.
CAULIFLOWER Per crate , J2.75.
ONIONS Per bu. , 90c(0$1.00. (
BEANS-Hnai'-plckcd. ' navy , per bu. , J1.60
OI.GO.
I POTATOES Choice , sacked , Goc : poorer
stock , EOUCOc ; Minnesota Hurbnnks , SOtiSJc ;
Colorado , Jl.OO ; Early Ohio seed potatoes ,
$1.0001.10.
SWEET POTATOES-Pcr bbl. , $2.0082.25.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS-Callfornla , fancy , M.7GIHCO ;
choice , J3.5W3.7S7 ; Messflnn. tancy , SI.OOij'4.25.
ORANGES Navels , fancy , $3.St(3.0 : ( ;
choice , J3.15S3.25 ; seedlings , $2.3552.50.
BANANAS Choice , crated , large stock ,
per bunch , $2.00 < 32.23 ; medium sized bunches ,
$1.75iT2.00.
DATES Hallowcc , CO to 70-.b. boxes , Co ;
Salr , G'/ic ; Fard , 9-Ib. boxes , lOc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per lb. , 17c ; Brazils. , per
lb. , 95/lOc ; English walnuts , per lb. , fancy
, soft shell. llQ12c ; standards. lOo ; filberts ,
per lb. , lie ; pecans , polished , 7S8c } ; cocoanuts -
nuts , per 100 , $1 ; peanuts , raw , & ' , iBGc ;
roasted , G'.fcra < 7c.
CIDER Per half bbl. . J3.
SAUERKRAUT Per half bb ! . , $2.
HONEY-Cholce white , in2'/ic. $
MAPI E SYRUP Five-gal , cans. och ,
$2.50 ; gal. cans , pure , per doz. , $12 ; half-gal.
cans , $6.25 ; quart cans , $3.50.
MAPLE SUGAR-Cholce , In boxen. 9fT10c.
FIGS imported , none ; California , 10-lb ,
boxes , $1.40 1.50.-
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 7Wc ; No. 2
green hides , GWc ; No. 1 salted hides , Sic ;
No. 2 salted hides , 7ic ; No. 1 veal calf , S to
12 lb. " . , lOoMo. . 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. , Sc.
TALLOW. GREASE , ETC. Tallow , No.
1 , 3'/ic ; tallow , No. 2. 3c ; rough ta..low , I'/ic ;
white grease , 2Vi3c ; yellow and brown
grease , lU&S'/zC.
FURS Mink , 10S"5c ; bear ( black or
brown ) , J5.00J20.00 ( ; otter , Sl.GGxQ'S.OO ; beaver ,
Jt.00p6.00 ; skunk , 1575c ; muskrat , saiOc ;
raccoon , 155i50c ; red fox , 25c&f.2o ; gray fox ,
25 KOc : welt ( timber ) , 25clt.50 ; wolf
( prairie ) . coy.otc , 10S.50c ; wildcat. 10QS5c ;
badger , 5Q We : sliver fox , $ JO.OOi 75.00.
SHEEP 1'ELTS Green salted , each , 13JJ )
75c ; green salted shearings ( short woolcd
early skins ) , each , 15e ; dry shearings ( short
woolctl early skins ) , No. 1 , each. Gc ; dry.
Hint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
pelt ? , rer lb. , actual weight , 4(5c ( ; dry Hint ,
Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
I per ID. , actual weight , Zillc ; dry Hint. Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , Ijjoc ; dry flint , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 34c.
St. I.oulN Miirltut.
ST. LOUIS , March 15. FLOUR Quiet
and steady , with little change.
WHEAT Options fractions lower ; spot
steady ; No. 2 red , cash , elevator , 72c ; track ,
72fi73c ; March , 72c ; May , 73iQ73c bid ;
July , GG-ic ; No. 2 hard , CGc.
CORN Firm and fractionally higher for
options ; spot strong and higher ; No. 2
cash , iClVsc ; track. 34'.ic bid ; .March , 33&c ;
Mav. awe : July , 34'Ac bid.
OATS Options shade easier ; spot nom
inally firmer ; No. 2 cash , 2Sic ; track , 2SMic ;
March 2SUC : May , 27',4c bid ; July , 23c ; No.
2 white , Sl&SUic.
RYE Firm at oS c.
SKEDS Flaxseed , no market ; primes
timothy , $2.30.
CORNMKA1/-J1.731.SO.
KRAN iuli't and easy ; sacked , east
track , GOCitiUic.
HAY Steady ; timothy , $ G.5010.00 ; prairie ,
Jfi.50QS.00.
UUTTER Dull ; creamery , 18@22c ; dairy ,
.
JOGOB Higher at 12c.
WHISKY Steady at $1.20.
POULTRY Higher ; chickens. 8Hf9c. : tur
keys , 9frlOc ; g ese , GVifoSc ; duck-S 8'.iTf9c.
METALS Lead , steady at $1.25 ; spelter ,
nrm at fa.OO bid.
PROVISIONS Pork. Htoady ; standard
mess , Jobbing , J9.25. Lard , steady ; prime
steam , $5.00 ; choice , 53.15. Dry salt meats , i
boxed shoulders , $4.20 ; extra short , $4.75 ; |
rlbx , $ -4.S7',5 ; shorts , $5.00. Bacon , boxed ,
shoulders , S5.00 ; extra shorts , $5.25 ; ribs , ! ,
$5.37H : shorts , K.W. '
RECEIPTS Flour , 2,000 bbls. ; wheat , 21- I
000 bu. ; corn , 33,000 bu. ; oats , 37,000 bu , ' i
SHIPMENTS Flour , 5,000 bbla ; wheat , I i
17,000 bu. ; corn , ll.OUO bu. ; oats , 13,000 bu.
Auiv OrltMiiiN Market. '
NEW ORLEANS. March 1G. HOG PROD
UCTS Quiet , steady. Pork , standard mess ,
J9.2&U-9.50. Lard , refined tierce , $ I.62'A ; pure ,
Ji3.12 > i. Boxed meats , dry salt shoulders ,
$1.50 ; sides , $ j.l2iftG.2S. ! Bacon , clear rib
Hides , $ U.OO. Hams , choice sugar-cured , $8.50
( fiO 50
COFFEE Rio , ordinary to fair , 6 91C ©
7 5-lfic.
RICE Steady ; ordinary to good. Sift-feu.
FLOUR Extra fancy , $3.40'u3.50 ; patents ,
} 3.SOff4.uO.
COR'NMKAL-l.D3Q1.97ii. '
11RAN 74fi7Gc.
HAY Prime , 511.COfn2.00 ; choice , $13.50.
CORN No. 2 sacked , white , 42012ic ! ;
mixed , 43f(43H-e ; yajlow , 14Q4tVic ,
OATS-No. 2 sacked , 34c.
i KIIIINIIN C'lly ( iraln anil I'r vl > tloii > .
1 KANSAS CMTY , March 15. WHEAT
i Steady ; May. ittiG2 ; > i' ' > ; No. 2 hard. QWC4r :
, No. 3 , ClV i)3f ; No. 2 red , 73g'74c ; No. 3 , 703 >
i 72c : No. 2 spring , fi2@cic : ; No. 3 , ri7fi < 3'c.
CORN Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 33Vio ; No , 2 ,
White. ai 4 34Uc ; No. 3 , 3Ic.
OATS Steady : No. 2 white , 23',4fl29o. !
1 RYI3 Weak ; No. 2 , 56c.
HAY Steady : choice timothy , $7.00@7.50 ;
choice pralrlc , $7.0i/i7.23 ( ,
RUTTEIt Steady ; creamery , 14fflOc ;
dairy , ICc.
ECiGS-Steadv : fresh , lOHJTllc.
REt'ElPTS-Wlu-at , 41,100 bu. ; corn , 16,000
bn. : oats , S.OOi ) 1m.
SMIPMENTS-Wheat , 79,200 bu.j corn ,
5,200 bu , ; oats , 10.000 bu.
Cincinnati .Market ,
CINCINNATI , March IG.-FLOUR-Dul ! .
WHEAT Firm ; No. 2 red , 73c.
C'ORN-Qulet ; No. 2 mixed , 3.iHc.
OAT8-Ku li > r : No. 2 mixed , 23',4j30V4c. '
RYE Dull ; No. 2 , COc.
PROVISlONS-Lard. nulet at $3.12 < i5.15 ;
buU ( meats , llrm at $1.75 ; bacon , steady at
WHISKY Active at $1.20.
BUTTER-Qulet.
HUGAR-Steady.
UGGS-Steady at lie.
Liverpool ( irnln anil I'mvUlonN ,
LIVERPOOL , March 15.-WHEAT-
Steady. ' .jd hlulier ; March , Ga 4id ; May , Bs
l , d : July. C * 4'4d.
CORN-Dull. M lower ; March. 3s 4d ;
Mnv. Uh 4il July. SH 4 < id.
PROVlSIONS-Lard. prime western , 27s
3d. 'Bucun ' , short clear backs , dull , Cd.
( Jralii Keei-liilx tit Principal Marked ,
ST LOUIS , March 15. Receipts : AVheat.
30 I'-iru.
KANSAS CITY , March 15.-Recelpts :
Wheat. 74 cars.
CHICAGO. March 15.-Estlmateu cars for
tomorrow : Wheat. 33 ; corn , 150 ; oats , 120.
Pi-urla Market ,
PEORIA. March 15. CORN Inactive ;
new No. 3 , 32'4c.
OATS-lnac-tlve ; No. 2 white. 2SHc.
AVH1HKY Firm , on the basis of $1.26 for
finished goodn.
Iliilutli Wlieut Market.
DULITH , March 15. WHEAT No 1
hard , cash , C9',4c ' ; March , 6JUc ; SJay , 71cj
July , 71s c ; Na 1 norlhcrn. cash , 67'4C ' ; No.
2 nurthtrn , ca-t .
drain MnrKct.
MILWAUKEE , Mnrrh -WHEAT-Mar. .
ket steady ; No. 1 northern , 6e ; No. 2
northern , G7'te.
KYR-Steiulyj No. 1 , MSc.
BARLEY No. 2 , GSc ; sample ,
1'lillnilelnliln 1'roilnce Market.
PHILADELPHIA , March 1S.-BUTTER-
Steody ; fancy western creamery , 20',4c ;
fancy western prints , 21c.
EGGS Unchanged.
11 linen poll i , AVhc-nt MnrUol.
MINNEAPOLIS , March 15. WHEAT
Weak ; March , 7 > 4e ; May , C74c ; on track ,
No. 1 hard , GS'.ic ; No. 2 northern , C3Uc.
OI'KRATIO.NS IX STOCKS AMI 1IOMJS.
SI re nt ; tli of Cnll Money Mnrkot n I-'cn-
tnre of AVnll Street TriuMiiK.
NEW YORK , March 15. The changes In
stock prices today were mixed , with losses
prevailing. For the greater part of the day
stocks were under pressure , In part duo to
the strength In the call money market ,
where 5 per cent was recorded for some
loans , although most of the business was
at 4 jier cent.
London , while trading both ways , dis
posed of more stock than It took. The soilIng -
Ing of Manhattan was attributed to the
underwriting syndicate of the Issue of new
stock , although there was no means of as
certaining the real source. The stock closed
with a loss of nearly 2 points after an
earlier extreme decline of 3H points. Kan-
fias City , Pltt.-burg & Gulf left olT I points
down In anticipation of a possible heavy
assessment In the plan of reorganization.
American Steel and Wire dropped 1-S , witn
a smaller sympathetic recession In Federal
Steel Issues. There were fractional reces
sions , too , In Northern KiclHes , Atehlsons ,
the Reading. * . and the grangers.
Chlc-igo Terminal stocks were benefited
by talk ot a contract with Chicago
Alton , while Colorado Southern was up on
rumors of negotiations with Union Paclllc ,
Brooklyn Rapid Transit got within a small
fraction of par In expectation that another
system was about tobe acquired , but the
Interests concerned largely in such a deal
were uncommunicative.
American Tobacco rose 2 points , but Con-
tlnntal Tobacco , now dealt In In the un
listed department , made , compared With the
oenlnj : , a net loss * of VA for the common
and R for the preferred. New York Air
Brake jumped 10U points. Conlllcllng <
rumors regarding iho probability of the (
micco s of certain lpglnlutlon lent feverishness -
ness to Consolidated Gas , which , however ,
rose ? i. Metropolitan Street Railway , Pee
ple's Has and Sugar gave some evidence of
strength.
A slight recession In the strength of call
money , although It closed with transactions
at 3i ! and 4 , Induced some covering in the
afternoon. The closing tone was uncertain
with prices below the best and above the
worst. The government trade statistics ,
showlnc an excess of exports of nearly
$31,000,000 , were not altogether favorably re
ceived , because of the Imports exceeding
any since March a year ago , while the ; x-
porta showed a shrinkage ot over 20 per
cent , compared with any of the preceding
four months.
Today's bond market , while Irregular ,
showed a yielding tendency , with extreme
weakness In Kansas City , Plttsburg &
Gulf lirsts. Total sales. J2.530,000. United
States new 4s , registered , advanced > ,6 and
United States 4s , coupon , U In the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's Umdon
financial cablegram says : The markets
hero were slightly livelier today. Paris was
strong. Spanish reached 5S > % iuid Coj > -
pers were In demand. Tlntos were 39 vi.
Calls to end In March were offered at > - . .
inuhs were 8ft. Calls to end In mid-April ,
% . Anacondas were 91 * . Bostons nominal.
Americans opened steady , then dropped ,
hardened on New York purchases nnd
finally relapsed. They were worse in the
street Money was hard. The week's bul
lion movement was only 8,000 received
The following are the closing quotations
for the leading s'tocks ' on the New --1-
exchange today :
Atohlson ) U il" M pM . 3SJ4
ilo pW ,97i St. I. . & S. Vv . M
Halt I more & Ohio. . . 09 iU > piM
Canada 1'nc-lllc . sr , St. I'uul
TS'/s ' do pfd 170'i '
Central IMrltlc . . . 4 < s.4 ? t. P. & o sun
Phcs. & Ohio . . IC'i ' ilo pfd 172
Chicago & Alton. . .170 So IMclllc 33'i '
C. . 13 ? & Q . .ISUii So. Hallway 12U
Olilcinro & K. I ' ' "
ilo pfd. . ; ! l2o'vi Tcxnx & Pacl'lis" ! ! W4
at. Union - - . . . - . . . . . . ,
cj\iciiqo \j i. i * i > * i y ; * w - -
-
CtilcaRO , f. & L. . . . R',4 ' Jo jifd. . . . . . . . . . > i'f '
do pfil 42 o. p. D. & a. . . .
Chicago & N. ' . . . .HG- & \ValxinIi
' ' do pfd 2H
C. , C. , C. & 'st.'L. . u , ' , i & it. K ll'/i '
do pM ' . ' / d pfd 32
Del. & HiiJ'on 114 Ad.-unn Express . . . .112
1H-1 L. & W lCt',4 ' American Ex : .149
Den. & Rio a 21 t' . 8. l-'xpresB El
do I'M ' 72 Wolls-Farco .Ex..l2. >
Erie ( new ) 14 A. Cot. OH S6',4 '
do 1st pfd M ilo vfd f *
Fort Wayne 17S Aiwrlcan Spirits . . 13T4
Gt. Nor. pM IS 'i ' do pfd IKt'l
Hocklnpr Valley . . . . 3H American Tobncco .212
IMInoU Central . . . .114H do pfd 147
Lake Erie & W. . . . IS _ Consolidated (3as . .21i5
do pfd C5V2 Com. Cable Co 1W >
Lake Slioie IM Colorado F. & I. . . . SISi
I , . & K 3i do pf i M
Manhattan L Wl'l General Elefttrle . .Ill's
Met. St Ry 2. > 3U Haw. Com. Co T-i's '
Michigan Central . .113 lk. ! Hap. Tr OS la
Minn. & Pt. I. r,3 Int'n'l Paper fiS %
do 1st pM 59 lo pfd H'j
Missouri 1'nclllc . . . 4ii cleJo das nl
Mobile & Ohio Wt Lead
M. , K. & T 13 d v pM 1114
do pfd ssu Vatv Lin. Oil 4
N. J. Central 115'1 . 'oclllc Mall
N. Y. Central 181'i People's Ca
N" Y. , C. & St. L. . Wide ' 1'rrnn ' Pnlaco , . . .ir 7
CcrtlllctitRS. . .
do "lil ! ! " " .siaii-iurd H. & T. . . . is
Nor & WeNt J"4 Sujrar 1 0 = ;
NV > . American Co. . 3 do pfd. . . . . . . . . . 112
N'o. I'ucinc 491i Tfiineswc C. & I. . -S ! .
do pfd 77U. . H. Leather > !
Ontario & W 27 I d pM .0
Ore It. & X U. S. Rulilier.
Ore. 8. L '
P. C. 1st ! > f.l . 87" " Western L'nlon "
do 2d pfd M Fcdwal Steel ,3
Pltt-lmrs JSfl do pM MVi
Pnelfto coast 47 ,
( io Ht pfd Mnerlmn S. & " \V. . Wli
n. n. \V Ore. Xav TO
n.do VpM " ' ' do pfd K H
Hock Island" . . 11fi5i Colorado bo
St. 1. . . do l .t pfl M
do 1st do M pfd SMI
Rx-dlv. "Offered. * * * Sccond asst. paid.
The total sales ) of stocks today were 510.-
Ito shares. Including : Atchlspu , 3i9 ; Atcn-
Ison preferred , 3S,5C5 ; Utirllngton. 15,620 ;
Hocking Coal , 6.5SO ; Manhattau.P.OOo1 _ ; Met-
ropolltan Street Railway , B,09i ; Reading
tlrst preferred. 9S30 ; Missouri IMclllc , 11.-
740 ; New Jersey Central D.SfJp ; Now \ork
Central. , 'J20 ; Northern 1'nclllc , 1COG. > ;
Northern Paclllc preferred. 5.310 : Ontario
& Western. C.112 ; St. Paul. 14.30S ; Union
Paclllc 9S.303 ; Union Paclllc prcf rred , 10-
'
CC5 ; Southern Railway preterrcd , I.3SO ; i'exus
& Pnclllc , D.WO ; American Steel and \\lre ,
2S.X54 ; American Steel and AVlre preferred.
B.025 ; American Tobacco , 12,7ii5 ; Federal
Steel , 9,00i : ; Federal Steel preferred , U.C5S ;
Consolidated Gas , 9,170 ; Brooklyn Transit ,
D6.B2S ; Sugar , 20,403 ,
\e v York Mom * } ' Mnrkot.
NRW YORK , March 15. MONEY ON
CAl.,1/ Firmer at 4 per c-ent.
PRIM K MISRCANTILB PAPKR-3'Wf I'.i
PSTBRIINO EXrilANGR-Steady. with
ilenunJ. Spanish < s clos'-'l ' ' nt r.,5. . Heft
nuRar m rkt-t , 9s V * . fo' ' * ' nt I'ueao ' *
Ay--s : , Its 10.
IltiULIX , March 15.lntrnatlna1 s-x-uri-
tles were firm on the bour.-e today nn l
Spanish \ recovered. American * were ilui. :
Canadian Pacifies relapwtl on rumors of n.
n w preference Ic.'tie nnil local shares were
lower In consequence of harder money.
HoMoii StoeU U > < n < loiin.
UOSTON , March IS.-Call loans , 3VS4 ! p er
cent ; time loan ? , 3'iCfl P T cent. Closing
prices for stocks , bonds and mining
shores :
A. , T. & 8. V W 4 At Hiliwn pfd ? ! > "
Amprl.nn Hugftr . .140' do 4s li *
do I'M 118 4 New IJnslnml 6 * > . . . .1lJ i
Boll TtV T n no SIS lien. I'lwirlc > . . . . f.i'4 .
llwtoji .t Allrany.:4. > All-oiifz Mining Cu. . IS
Divton * Maine..17J Atlantic 32
c. n. K Q i n Ilo ton & Mont 3.V )
Fllr-hbnrR IH'i Unite .t Ilo lou . . . 82
Oen. iieolrl < j (3 ( Calumet & llt-cli > . . . .735
FeilM-al Steel lade Centennial 'I
do I'M tG < 4 Franklin ss i
Mexican Central . . 6 Old IMinltilon 39
Old Colony Oactola K > 4
HuMier 43 [ CJulncy 1OT
Union Pacific 43'i 'l-nnmrack ! ! . "
\V t Knl , . . . . M'i Wolverine 41
do pfj. . . . 112 Pitrrolt 4IH
We t. KKvtrIc 48 Adventure 14
< lo pfd MI , rnlon l.'iml 8
\Vls Centml 1'i Wlnona 16
11. Klcc. Tel m
Snti 1'rniielieo MliilitK Uuotatloii" .
SAN r'UANCISCO , March 15. The olllclal
closing quotations for mining stocks today
were as follows :
Alia H Hale & NorcroMt. . . . 31
Alpha Con 6 Julia 2
Andes JO Juntlce 21
llel ihcr M Mexican 74
llr t : Delcher f.S Oi-cldental Con ! *
Iliilllnn 6 OjWr 110
Cnloilonla . . . , . . , SO Overman ft
ClmllriiKo Con SJ to l IS
Chnllar 37 SavniRi ? 17
Confidence C5 Sac llelclicr .1
Con. Cnl , t Va..lM > Sli-rni Nevada 150
Crown Point 19 Mtmihnl,3
l-'urrkn Con 411 fnlnii Ccn fo
rTcliequor 2 t'tah Con 10
Qmiia & Currlo 45 Yellow Jacket 23
Silver bars , E9)ic ; Mexican dollars , f\yif ! \
4Sc. Drafts , sight , 15c ; telegraph , 17'.ic.
\ < * iv York Mliilnur < lm > lnl ini ,
NEW YORK , March 15. The following are
the closing prices for mining shores :
Cliolliir so" Ont.irlo 5.i : )
Crown Point is O | > hlr 100
Con. Oil. & Va 17S Plymouth 10
Dcautniaoil 4" QuIrkMlvpr 17fi
Gould & Currlc. . . 35 I do pfd COO
Halo it Norcro33. . . . S > 'Sierra Nevada. 43
llomcslalte scco .Standard 2W
Iron mixer 05 Union Con M
Mextoan Ci Yellow Jacket IS
London StoeU ( Imitation * .
LONDON , March 13. 1 1 > . m. Closing :
BAR srjA'KU-Qulot ; 27'.id per ounce.
* " '
Discount In o"ien' | market for short bills
and thrco months' bills , ZS-lfi'Bl'.i ' ' , per cent.
Fliianoliil A'otrH.
ST. LOUIS , March la.-Clearlnga. $4,774-
S9D ; balances , fS01,200. Money , 4 7 per cent.
Isow York exchange , 13c discount bid , par
asked.
WASIUNGTON , Jf-.irch 15. Today's
statement of the condition of the trcr.sury
Hhowa : Available cash balance , $277,500 , 71 ;
cold reserve , $211,371,317
CHICAGO , March IS.-Clearlngs. J20.SD7-
5GO ; balances , $1,769,000. N < ? w York ex
change.10o discount , Sterling exchange :
Posted , S1.SW4.S7 : actual. $ l.S3',7@I.So > / . ; sixty
days. t4.SS9itjl.S4iS. Stocks , active. Alley
1. , , iGVi ; Diamond Jlatch , 137 ; North Chicago ,
221 ; Weft Chicago , PC ; Strawboard. : ! 7 ; 151s-
cult common , 4914 ; Biscuit preferred , 103.
CINCINNATI , March 15. Money , 2'ifiG
petcent. . New York exchange , 40o dis
count. Clearings , $2,445,03' .
NEW YORK , March 15. Clearings , $21C-
217,017 ; balances , $11,117,5313.
UOSTON , March 15. Clearings , $22,792,515 ;
balances. J1.S22,193
11AL.TIMORE , Jtarch 13. Clearings ,
$ G,732.4SO ; balani-cs , $ S20S62.
PHlLADELPmA , Jlarch 15.-Clearlngs ,
$15,528,301 ; balances , J2,220.45fl.
IVool Market.
LONDON. March 15. The. wool auction
sales were continued today after a day's in
terruption , owing to the fog , with a largo
number of buyers present. The offeiu-gs
aggregated 13,0io ; bales and were of a good
selection. Good scoured merinos sold at 10
per cent above the January series. The
continental buyersiwcre unusually active and
secured the majorltyof good greasy merinos ,
which brought largo prices. Cross-breds
were eagerly bid for , the Yorkshire buyers
securing the bulk. Following are the sales
In detail : Queensland , 1.SOO bales ; scoured ,
Is Sdffjls G&d ; greasy , DgllHd. Victoria.
3,500 bales ; scoured , Cjdiils ! ( [ 7d ; greasy
Is Hil. Soiith Australia , fcOO bales ; scoured ,
Is 4dJJls 5d ; greasy , Sfflld.Vst Australia ,
400 hales ; scoured. 10d < iris2d ; greasy , TiffiiHd.
New Xealand , ! JOO bales ; scoured , SVjdfijls
CHd ; greasy , 5JJ10fcd. ! Capo of Good Hope
pud Natal , SOO bales ; scoured , DdSJls Sd ;
gieasy , ( JVifiSd. 'New South "Wales , 5,000
bales ; scoured , IDdiJfls 7 ! d ; greasy , 4 idff
is Id.
UOSTON , March 15. The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow ;
The formation of the worsted -trust and Uio
announcement made as to the organization
of other combines have brought business
In the Boston wool rmrk-'t nlniosl to a
complete standstill. Manufaciurors gener
ally and the members of the trade are at
seas as to what the ultimate effects of
tlHse combines will be nn-l are buying only
cuch wools as they absjitit.'iy need. The
sa'es of the week at Hoston amount to
1,401.500 Dounds domswlc ttuil 110. " > 00 pounds
foreign , making a total of l,57I.r,00. against
a total of 3,232,000 pouu is for the previous
week and a total of 1,107,000 for the corresponding
spending week hist year. HalEs since Jan
uary 1 , 1S39 , amounted to : lll > li,000 pound ? ,
ug.ilnst 37,1CO,10S pounds inst year at this
tlino.
Mill-lie ! .
5 > 2 ; November , $5.S1J(5.S2 ( ; December , $5. ! > 2
fi5.S3. Spot , steady : sales. 3,200 bales ; or
dinary , 4 3-Ge : good ordinary , 4'Hc ' ; low
middling , 5 3-lGc : middling , 5T c ; good mid
dling , e' , c' ; middling fair , 7c ; receipts , U.1S5
bale * : stock , 3G9.00G bains.
NEW YORK , March IS. COTTON Dull ;
middling. 67-lGc ; net reo'lpts , 210 bales ;
gross ! 7. SCO bales ; slock , 12IU5S bales.
ST. LOUIS , March 15.COTTONQuiet
and unchanged ; wiles , 55 bales : receipts ,
2.713 bales ; shipments , 2,571 bales ; slock ,
72.1S5 bales.
Sujinr MurUr-t.
NEW YORK , March 15. SUGAR naw.
active : fair r-flnlng. 3T4c ; centrifugal. 96
test , 4aic. Jlolasses nugar , 37ic. Itcllncd ,
steady and lesp active.
Ni\V ORLEANS , sriirch 15. SUGAR
Firm ; open kettle , 3fi374e ; op n ke-t-
tle. centrifugal , ? 9-lGf/M 5-1Ge : centrifugal
yellow , 4'ia'isic ; secnnds7ff7l ! ! ; 3-lCc. Mo
lasses , strong ; centrlfugnl , 7ilUc. ( (
Oil
NEW YORK , March ID.-Standnrd OH
closed nt $ I.S2ff4.S5.
OIL CITY. Mnrc'h 15. Credit balance ? ' ,
$1.13 : cpi'ilflciilc * , $1.11 bid for cnnh ; Bhlp-
ments. 70.113 bbltl ; < 1 illy nvcraue shipments ,
SI , 730 bbls. : runs , 9S.CG1 bbls , ; dally avorngo
runs , 7GG19 bbls.
Til H UI2AI.TV MA UK 1ST.
INSTR1TMKNTS placed on record Wednes
day , Jlurcli 15 , 1S1W :
AV.Muslik and wlfo to T. II.
Musli-k lots 1 , 2 and 3 , 'block 7 , Eck-
erman | ' ! HC . $1,000
T. II. Mustek and wife to Asnes Mr-
Donald , snino . J.OOO
Charles Clifford and wife to Fidelity
Trust Company , lot 5 , block 2 , Drcxel
Hibil . J(0(0
Fidelity Trust Company to J. C. llo-
Ban ot al , lot 4 , bloi'k 2 , Dr'xol'H
subd . 1.200
O. II. Payne , trustee , to John Carson ,
lot 11 , block M. South Omaha . COO
Irving Allison and wife to National
Llfo Insurance company , lots 13 and
II. block G. Jerome 1'ark . 10
Florence Clayton In J. \VesterlleId ,
lot 11 , block 131. South Oniiihn . 200
J. IHrlniltz nnd wife to J. Oraham ,
lot 4. bloek n. Potter & P.'H add . 375
13. K. I'lper and hii buinl to M. A. I'ut-
rlclc. o 30 fo t of H S3 feet of lot 7i
block 12 , I'itrkor'a add . 2,500
M. A. Patrick and husband to K. K.
I'lner lot 18 , bloek fi llnnHcom 1'Iaco 5,000
G. T. Mills to Oscar Stiles , lot 17 , block
1 , Clarendon 1'laco . 00
Unit Claim DeeiU.
Passumpslc Savlnu's bank to New Km-
land Ixnn nnd Trust Company , c'/fc of
lots , block 50. Omaha . vw--
C. M. M. Locan to S. P. Hontvrf5c. b-A
of lot 13 , block C , IIorbach'B Second
add . 100
Shfrlff to M. M Rt-rtl , nd. 1-r of a
tract at I'oppieton nvtnuo nnd Twon-
ly-llfth Btr'ot ; Hub-lot P , and H part
of tax lot 31 In 27-15-13 ; tax lot 5 In
2S , and various lots and blocks In
Shull's add. nnd Shull's Second add. . 5,030
Sheriff to Frank IlaRcrmnn , w 41 feet
of n 82 feet of lot 4 , block 3. Capitol
1.170
Total amount of transfers J21.9I3
nit i it i i it'P PTAM7i k niri T
OMAHA LIU , SlOUl MAKRtl
Not Enough Fat Onttlo on the Market to
Qo the Rounds ,
PRICES ARE STRONG AND A DIME HIGHER
Only Half nn Mituy lions Conic In a *
Were K\ peeled , lint
'lliefie .Sulil Half n
1)1 m < U1T.
SOUTH OMAHA , March 13.
, . , , Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts today 1.S27 4,179 4,141
Olllclal Monday 1,157 2,43 $ MG3
Oltlclal Tuesday 2,000 6,356 , 9W.
Tlireo days this week. . . . 5cT4 13n l 7 Iv , ! )
Same days la t week SH3 12.S2.1 aOI7
Sumo uays week before. . 7,942 1 ! , I46 21,147
Same thrco weeks ago. . . 1,521 ! 13,073 20.U50
Average price p.Ud for hogs tor the last
several days with comparisons :
| UD9.lS9S.li | | > 97.lSMJ.lS93.lS94lS93. | ! | | |
March B..J j 3 is , 3 55i 3 ssi 3 9i , I IM -
March b. . . . | 3 54 | * , 3 GJ , J 7D ( 3 J1 I 72i 7 _
March 7. . , . | 3 00 , 3 S2 | I 3 SO 4 00 , 4 4 | 7 71
March 3. . , . | 3 3 | 3 7U , 3 C7 | | 4 Oti | 4 H | 7 46
March 15. . . i liij 7 29
indicates Sunday.
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
c. , M. ft St. p. Ry. . . . . . .
O. , t St. L. Ry .
Missouri Pac-lllc Ry . 0
. "
11. ft M. R. R. II. . . . . . . . . 9 2J
C , . U ft y. Jly . i a
K. C. ft St. J . 10
C. , R , 1. & P. Ry. . lj > .
C. , K. 1. ft P. Ry. , W . 2
Total receipts 77 63 17
The disposition of the u.iy's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
_ , _ . Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 07 yes
The G. H. Hammond Co. 15ti ' , tl
Swift and Company 322 M2 263' '
The Cudnhy Packing Co. 569 1.2W 5CB I
P. D. Armour 92 ilb9 532
Vansant ft Co 10
Lobman ft Rothschilds . . . 59
Lee Rothschild 32
Dentun & Underwood 40 n
liuston ft Co 23
Hammond , from K. C. . . . 30
Ij. F. Husz 9
McVIcker 56
Cudahy P. Co. , from K. C. ltG !
Other buyers 50 . . . . 272
Totals 1,007 4,528 4,07-1
CATTLE Less than thirty loads of corn-
fed beef steers wore reported on pale , which
wu-4 not enough to go the rounds among
buvers. At the same time there was a
good demand on the part of locu.1 packurs
and buyers were all out early , with Uio
evident Intention of picking up ns many
cattle as possible. The result waa that
the market was active at prices that were
nil the way from strong to lOc higher. AB
there were so few here , the pens were HOOU
cleared. Owing to the fact that the quar-
Ity of the cattle was rather common , the
sales below do not show up to very good
advantage * .
The market on cows and heifers was also
in good Miapo and the moderate offerings
were soon disposed of at steady to a. little
stronger prlcts. The condition of the mar
ket as regards bulls was not materially
changed from what It was yesterday or the
day before. Veal calves sold at the same old
prices.
Not many stockcrs or feeders were to be
found In the yards , at least not In llrst
hands. The weather conditions are against
there being a good demand for stockers or
feeders , and probably any very largo run
wou.d have witnessed a lower market , but
ns there were very few cattle here thu mar
ket did not show much If any ohainju. Rep
resentative H.Ue.s :
BKKF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr No. Av. Pr. No. Av. ' Pr.
1. . D90 $3 00 10 , . tfT5 $4 30 19..1103 (4 55
1. . 710 3 23 S.-lOuli 30 42..1145 4 00
3. . 923 ; t 25 1. . S20 4 30 13. . 836 4 CO
1. . 730 3 50 20. . 977 4 33 11. . S78 4 60
3. . fl,0 ( 3 CO 4..1000 4 35 1..1200 1 CO
1. . 740 3 70 1C. . 970 4 40 7..1133 4 CO
1. . 1 W 3. . 927 4 40 3. . 1253 4 Co
SSO 4 00 1S..10M ) 4 40 21..10S4 4 C5
4 15 U..1129 4 45 34..1155 4 V5
7i ! SC2 4 15 8..1100 4 43 4. . 1220 4 70
1..1220 4 20 23.,1055 4 45 22..1253 4 70
G. . S70 4 20 4..1CtsO 4 50 37..1313 4 90
11. . ! i27 I 25 3..1250 4 50 IS..1230 4 90
C2..100i ; 4 25 13..11S9 4 53 18 .1333 5 00
,1115 , 4 23 19..1217 4 55 19.1107 C 10
15. , 92S 4 25
25STEERSTEXAS.
STEERS-TEXAS.
66. . CDS 4 20 6S. . G92 4 20
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
4. 9S5 3 90 1C. . 953 4 60 17..1250 4 I
26. 978 4 20
about one-half as largo as anticipated , the
bad condition of the country roiids evi
dently b 1m ; the eau-e. The market yester
day nnd day before was in good comllt'on
and receipts today ought to have la-en
large , but farmers were probably kept at
home by I weather cnndltlins.
Under the inlluemv of a 3T/Irti- / decline at
Chleaiio , hogs sold at this point 5clower. .
Thu trade was fairly artlve ut the * derlin- ,
n.s packers wanted the- hugs , and thu pi-ns
were cleared at an early hour. Light stuff
running down to pig * soljl ns low as } 3.12Vi
Good mixed load' brought $3 57"/ < i
SGO , will ) good heavy hosa at J'l C5ri/3.70. / The
bulk of all the hogs fold ut $3,57' , 3.CO , us
against > o.COi/3.C5 / yesterday.
It will bi * noted from the tabe ! of aver
age prices that thu dei-llne today wiped out
the gain muck this weik and puts thu mar
ket back about where It was at the close
of last week. It will also be noted that Urn
market Is now just about So lower than It
was one week ago. From the table of ro-
ceita ) It will be sie.n that In spite of the
light run today the recelptu for the week
to date are fully up to the record made
last week. Representative sales :
No. Av. 8h. Pr. No. Av. So. Pr.
M 1M 4(1 ( } 3 42' a 06 283 40 3 CO
Stt . .1U1 40 3 (0 64. . . 120 3 I
110. . . .1SI 40 3 M 63. . . . .295 SO 3 CO
79 . . 120 3 55 78 . . . .27X 120 3 60
3 63 W. . . ' 72 120 3 CO
WAC10N LOTS-PIOS.
J 20 ; . . . 2 TO 1 UO . . . 2 CO
J % > < ! . . . 200 S 2S2 . . . 3 f.O
= 25 . . . 200 5 2.1S . . . 355
1 430 . . . 240 8 390 SO 3 55
SHEEP As compared with vcatrrdav
there w.is a small run today , but what wals
still more Important , the character of the
renlptB was not such as to stimulate the
market. A good many of the arrival" wore
not fat enough to suit the packers. Tlu-re
was , however , a good active demand for
desirable muttons , both , heep and lambs ,
and the market on such could not be | Uoted
as otherwise than fully steady. Prartlca'.lv
everything that would do for killers solil
In good season.
Quotations are : Rood to choice fed west
ern wethers. .20iUS5 ; fair to good , J4.15W
4.20 ; good to choice Mexican yearling * . Jl 40
* H.W ) ; choice western yearling" , J4.30fo4.40 ;
fair to good western yearlings , f4 2oi t ' 30 ;
good to choice western ewes. J3.80ii3.80 ; f'ulr
to good Wtstern ewe. , J3.05Ii3.iiO ; good to
choice native lambs , $1 s : ii5.oO ; good to
choice western lambs , f I.V > t(5.W ( ; fair to good
western lambs , $ l.63jf4.S5 ; feeder wethers ,
Jl.004j4.25 ; feeder lambs , JI.WJ/4.40 ; cull
sheep , J2.0CHi3.00 ; cull iambs , J.1.WHJ3.50.
Renresentativo sales :
N'o. Av. Pr.
90 goats 31 J3 50
10 Mexican yearlings 75 4 W
471 western nheep 112 -I 15
260 western ycaKlngs St 430
03.1 Mexican lambs , feeders M ) 4 45
213 Mexican yearlings 75 4 50
632 Mexican lambs 70 4 60
CHICAC.O MVU STOCK. M AUK 1ST.
Jin Mnrkcd ClmtiKf lit Cuttle Trmle
Slu'op In Dciiiniiil.
CHICAGO , March 15. Theie was no very
marked change In the cattle market today
and prices were pretty much the same as
yesterday , beef cuttle averaging lOc lower
than at the close of last week. Fancy cat
tle brought , J5.70iit3.85 ; chalet ! BUers , $5.30 ]
5(5.65 ; medium steers , J4.C5f4.75 | ; beef steers ,
JJ.SjJjM.CO ; Mockers and feeders , $3,3U i4. 5 ;
cows and heifers , J3.30ii4.UO ; western led
sttitru. Jl.lOJjo.oO ; Texas steers , J3.40iM.S5 ;
calves , J3.50y7.00.
The too free delivery ot hogs caused n
decline of 6tflOc in prices. Fair to i-hoK-e ,
f : .72i/2' 3.So ; heavy packing lots , W.50'y3.70 ;
mixed , $3. 30J(3.77ti ( ; butchers. $3.C05j3.S2',4 ;
lights. W.D5j)3.S2'i. ) ; pigs. J3.20Uo.CD.
Thu light supply ot sheep caused an no-
tlvo demand and prices kept llrm .it the
recent large advance. Poor to prime sheep
brought J3.CH > 54.70 ; yearlings , J4.35Sj4.S3 ;
lambs , J4.HXfj 4.25.
RECEIPTS Cattle , 13.000 head ; liogs , 39-
000 head ; sheep , 12,000 head.
KituiuH City Live Stuck.
KANSAS C1TV , March 15. CATTLE ne-
cuipts , 8 , < fcO head natives , 1,250 head Texans.
Donuinil for native cattle was not very ani
mated , only thu most , desirable bunches
bringing steady prices , with less desirable
lot * selling DfilOc lower. Good demand for
Texans at about steady prices. Heavy nii-
tlvo steers , Ji.lO < & 6.35 ; medium , J4.601iu.10 ;
lightweights. J4.35i)4.65 ; stockers and feed
ers. $3.t'0'I(5.15 ; butcher cow and heifers ,
J3.16S4.25 ; cannerii , J2.33 (3.15 ( ; bulls , JS.25SJJ
4.W ; western steers , J4OOOB4.60 ; Texans , J3.70
6 I.GO.
HOGS Receipts , 11,000 head. Market
opened steady , weakened on advices of
lower eastern inarketH and sales were
mostly 6c lower , with few common lots 7ic
lower. Heavy , J3.COU3.75 ; mixed , J3.52Viti3.70 ;
light , J3.30S3.CO.
SHEEP Receipts. 2,350 head. Light sup
ply , largely good quality of Colorado lambs.
All ofte-rlngs found , ready sale at steady to
20c higher prices. Lambs , J3.00ii6.25 ; mut
tons , J3.00ff4.50 ; stockers and feeders , $2.75
< g4.2o ; culls. J2.00f3.00.
St. LouU Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS March .
, 16.-OATTLE Ra-
celpts , 2.SOO head , Including 1,300 head Tex
ans ; market steady to strong and active ;
fair to fancy native .shipping and export
steers , W. IiS-SO , bulk of sales , J3.0Vii5.75 ( ;
dressed beef and butcher steers , J3.75if5.50 ,
bulk of sales , J4.15S6.23 ; steers under 1,000
pounds , J3.15Qu.OO , bulk of sales , $3.15ft4.tO ;
stookers and feeders , J3.25S5.000 , bulk of
sales , J3.50H4.70 ; cows and heifers , J2.00&4.23 ,
bulk of cows J2.40if3.75 , bulk of heifers , J3.40
fi4.20 ; T xas and Indian steers , J3.25'if > .10 ,
bulk of uales , J4.00gi.60 ; cows and heifers ,
J2.50Q\.75. )
HOGS Receipts , 9,100 head : market fie
lower ; pigs and lights. J3.50f 3.75 ; packers ,
R75f3.M | ; butchers' , J3.S013. % .
SHEEP Receipts , 400 .head . ; market
steady ; native muttons , J4.OQjJl.55 ; lambs ,
Jl.0tf4ll.35.
.Ve > v York Live Slock.
NEW YORK , March 15. BEEVES Re-
ooUits , 2,000 ; market a'.ow ; steer * , steady ;
bulls , firm ; cows , steady to lOc lower ; meI I
ilium to good s teers , J4.70ft ! > .20 ; oxen and
stags , J.00f(4.00 ! ; poor to good cows , $2173.75 ;
choice and extra fat cows and bulls , 4.25
4.CO. Cables , firm ; exports , 450 cattle and
1,412 quarters of beef. ,
CALVES Receipts , 2,000 head ; market ac
tive and llrm ; good veals , 25c higher ; com
mon to prime veals , jr.00ft7.75 ; tops , J8.00 ;
little calvtH , J4.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 5,507
head ; sh-"ep , steady ; iambs , active , linn , 10
( jillc higher ; common to good sheep , $3.50
5/-I 00 ; Hiirlng lambs , nominally llrm. {
HOGS Receipts , 9,740 head ; market
steady at $4.00u4.25. !
St. .loNepli Live Stock.
'ST. ' JOSEPH , March 15. ( Spoclal.-CAT- )
TLE Receipts , COt ) head. Market , steady to
ttrong ; natives , } 3.904 < 5.00 ; Texuns and west
erns , J3 C5Hil.75 ; cows and heifers , J2.23(4.40 ( ;
ycarlliiiiH and calv.s , J1,401)5.00 ) ; stockcra and
fee/Jers , J3.tOS4.70.
HOGS Receipts , 4,200 head. Market
lower , selling at 3.503.75 ; bulk at
370.
SHEEP Receipts , 300 head. Market
Hteady.
riiielniinll Ilvi * Stork.
CINCINNATI , March 15.-IVOGS Active
at $3.2o4/3.9J. /
CATTLE Steady at J2,70fi5.SO.
SIiaUP-StroiiB at $2.5021.23 $ ; lambs ,
strong ut JI.OOfr5.CO.
Stm-U In
Following ari ! the rccMpts nt the four
principal western marknts fur March 15 :
Cattle. HogH. Sheep.
Omaha 1.S27 1,173 4,111 |
Cllli-ago 13,011) 39,001) 12,000
KaiiHui City 7.930 11MX ) 2.3.-.0
St. Louis 2.SOO U.100 4W
Totals 25,537 63,573 1S.S3I
X * - Vorlt Hry CioiuU .ll rl * < .
NEW VOR1C , iMnrt-h 15. DRV fJOODS-
Tlu-re has bi-cn a oulot spot mark t < day
for cotton goods of all descriptions , but
business Is supported by a fairly liberal Herder - -
order demand throiiKh "he " malls. Tin- tone
of.-th - markt-t Is wi-ll Maintained in a.l 'II-
rn-tlnns. C'anton lliiinifls nnil fancy napped
fabrics liuvu sold well f-'r ' full at adv.iri'-fd
prices. I'miey and Hinple prints are In lim
ited supply and very llrm , but not rpiotably
higher. (1'nghiiniH are sr-an-e. Worsted
ili-t-ss goods a-m. Kilk- tending against liuv-
ors. Print cloths quiet but llrm. Local Job-
blng tradj active.
Ciiliriirnlii Drli-il
NKW YORK. Mnrrh 15.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRl'ITHSteady. . Evaporated nn-
pk'M. i-riminon 7ffir : iirlme wire tray , W if
' ' fuii-y 9'ii10f > J'rinu
9r : cholec. S'JfjJ'je ; / . s ,
l lldc. Aprli-otM. royal. 12ille | : Moor p.irk ,
135/17e. P-achew , unpeeleJ , 7i/llc / ; peeled ,
K5/2SC.
JAKES ED9YD & GO , ,
Telephone 1 < > ; ) ! ) . Oniali.i ,
COMAUSSJOiN ,
( JUAIN , I'KOVISION.Sniul STOCKS
IIOAKD Ol < TKADK.
Ulrc-t wlrt > u in a < . i. . MJIVorc
CcrmpoiidinU : Joln A.Varrer. A Co.
RRPEMMEYaCO.
Cr > OM4MrLIFCBU > ( j. BRAMCH I036UST
OMAHA ncu. uncout HID.
When Traveling
Read The Bee
Here Is Where
You Will Find it iti the
Principal Cities.
ANACONDA , MONT.
Jniilf * M. Uuiltiril ,
ATLANTA. fl.V.
Klmbnlt llouiv .Venn .Slunil ,
BOSTON.
I'libtlo I/lbrnrv.
Vfiulomc lintel
Ilotton Prcm Club , 14 llnivrnrtli St.
BUFFALO.
Gcnrnoo Hole ! .New * stnml *
UUTTK.
Win. Shield * .
ilMASS. .
Hnrvnril l.lbrnrr *
CHEYENNE.
K. A. I.oirnti. IMiiV - t Kith St.
Clioyeiinc Club.
' ciuc.vno.
f AuilKiirlani Annex NIMVB .Slnnil.
{ Aiiilliorliini Hotel > cmla ml.
r.rniul I'm-1 Ilo llnli-l > Vn , ulniuT.
llrpiuiirtlirrn Hotel IWrvn Stnnd.
I'nlnu-r HiitiNt * .N'evtn stnml.
i'liMnlllci * .VIMVII Stand , Xo. SIT Den-r-
bnm .Street.
AK 0 ( < lnlril AilvertlBer'ii Club , Tnline *
MOIIHC.
CLEVELAND.
\Vedilell Iliinir.
TinllolliMutrn. .
Oomiiierplnl Traveler * ' Amoclntton ,
Mimonlc Temple.
COLORADO SPRINGS.
Printer , '
Ilium .
DENVER.
I nroivn llotrl New * Stnnd.
llniniltnii .t KrmlrlcU , 1)11(1-012 ) ( 17th nt.
Mol.iiln. pt | it Co. . .S.T.3 Sixteenth St.
l nil Mercantile Co. . 1517 I , rlmer St.
j The Sfiitlnner Co. , l.-.tu niul lnr.roiic
j Wlndnor Hotel XCTTH fltniid.
1
DES M01NES.
Moc Jnoolin , flock U limit Depot.
V. II. U. A. llemllnir lluom.
DULUTH , MINN.
Wltm Jt Ilcnnutt , it-t ; AV. Superior St.
FORT SMITH , ARK.
M. S. A. Iloniltnc Ituuui
HAVANA , CUBA.
IiiKlntcrru Hotel Iteiulliiu Iloom.
HONOLULU , H. I.
Honolulu Hotel Itcnillnir Iloom.
HELENA.
\V. A. Moore. (1th avenue ana Mnln BL
Uelena I'nbllc l.lbrnrj.
HOT SPRINGS , S. D.
Gcoree Ullinoii.
HOT SPRINGS. ARK.
O. II. Weaver A Co.
Ij. U. Cooper & Co. , OHO CentrnI Are.
KANSAS CITY.
Koliart Helil. 10 2 lloUee 8t.
C Kte .IOU R \ cnStand. .
JIliHiinrl Ilrpulillunu Club , DOB FUlll *
inure Ave.
I'liblle I.lbrnrjr.
Illckxt-ckur Clurnr Co. , nth nnd Wnlnnl
* npptiHlli * I * . O.
Itnllrvny Y. M. C. A. , room 27 Union
Depot , Kniinnn City , Sto.
Public I.llirnry.
LEXINGTON , KY.
V. M. C , A. Ilenillnir Iloom.
LINCOLN.
W. 9. EdnilHton , 112 ; ( O Street , Dolly ,
cry Anciit.
LOS ANGELES.
Oliver A HaliicH , 1(1(1 ( S. Snrlnir SC
F. II. Ilnnncom , 4UU S. Alnln St.
LONDON , ENGLAND.
Oliarlci A. Gllllk' * Anierliinik ISxohnnKt
- Cocknpur St. , Trnfulirnr Sq. , S. W.
MANILA , P. I.
Andrew F , Sulionn , Cor. Pnente da
Knpniin. nnd ISncoltii Street * .
MINNEAPOLIS.
riibllo Library.
AVit Hotel A'eiTH Stand.
NEW YORK.
Cooper Viilou I.ilirnry.
Flflh Avenue Hotel NOITH Stnnd.
riflh Aveuue Hotel -adlnir Itoom.
Empire Hotel.
Uruoine Struct Lllirnry.
Holland Honmllenilliier Iloom.
Ilonriniiii Home.
Imperial Hotel \ < -TT Stniid.
Meclmiilrn' nnil Trndern' Pr'ee Llbrarri
\o. 18 IClint Slxlcrnlli Slreot.
I'renii Club , lltO Xnncuii St.
Wentmliiiiler Hotel Henillnir Iloom.
Wlndnor Hotel Ilcmllinr Iloom.
V. SI. C. A. , aild Street .ua 4tli Avenue.
OGDEN.
W. Webb , 2105 WiuililiiKton Ave.
XV. ( i. ICInil.
PARIS , FRANCE.
Nevf Vork Hernlil Iteuilliiir Iloom. 41
Ave. de POuern.
Tlioii. Cook & Sou * , 1 Ave. lie I'Ouern.
PONCE. PORTO RICO.
Zovre & . lientrom.
PORTLAND , ORE.
IV. IS. Jone * , ill ! Alilvr St
1'ortluiid Hotel \eiTH .Stand.
PHILADELPHIA ,
lleroniitlle Library.
SACRAMENTO.
Public Library.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Public Library.
SAU JUAN , PORTO RICO.
Hotel IiiKlnterrit Uraillng Itoom.
SANTA ANA , CAL.
Saudi Ann I'ri-c I'ulillo Library.
SALT LAKE CITY.
L. Ir. Hainiiii-l , lyi.-L-iiin TUculer ,
.Milt 1'lLi.Nenn Co.
Pulillo I.llirnry. (
SEATTLE
FHMi-rii ( NeirH Co. , II 1 < I J-i : IMUe St.
A. T. liiinillierKr.
( ieoi-KC F. Wartl.
SIOUX CITY.
Riirretlnon Holelenn htiind ,
Ilo nil n in I n llolilrvrn Sliind.
Iloli * ! Veiiiloine Ne\vn Slunil.
Ciiiutay < t Knlekt-rlioeUrr.
I'libllt ! Library ,
< ; . -i-alil KllxKllilioii , 7011 Fourth St.
lli.y Allen , . ' 1-1 Center St.
Y. M. C. A. KenilliiK Iloom.
SPOKANE.
John IV. Ornliiuu 7U.I-723 Itlvenlat
Avenue.
ST. JOSEPH.
Hrnnrtovt'n Aevvo hlnuil , 721 ICilmontf
< roit ,
Juiii-llon .Vrn-n Stnncl , 501 Kiluioni ] St. ,
V. SI. C , A. llejiillnur Iloom , *
ST PAUL , MINN ,
I't-OK Clllll.
WliuUiir Hold.
ST. LOUIS
n , J , Jell , NX ! Olive St.
Plunleri. ' Hole ! fiierrm .Mnnd.
I'ubllo Mlirnry.
WASHINGTON , D. C.
WUIurtPa Hotel \err Stnnd. *
Arllnclon Hotel ,
Conc're lonnl I.llirury.
It IKK" Home.
Acrlculliirul Department MlirnTf ,
UeyabltunB National Cuaimlttce.
