10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TTTTTTflr ? > AT , MAHCTI 20 , 1800.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Tresh Buying of Whos-t Seta in on Unseason
able Weather Report.
SHARP BULGE ON CURB STARTS DEMAND
Corn niul Ontn Arc llcliiril , t'orlc Ail-
Tliiircn KIvo Oiitn milt I.aril
nnd It Dm tin a Shade
CHICAGO , Mnreh 22. Krcsh buying today
In consequence of thw unneaflonnbly cold
weather nml the Incrvnulni ? belief Unit the
winter plant has suffered severe Injury
ptrnngtlicrwd whout. May closed with a
Kiln of Hil'.Ac. ' Corn Improved ? ic nnd
oats Uc. I'ork foso Be and Inrd and ribs
left off a shade higher.
A sharp liulge on the curb before business
commenced , together with the unfavorable
wnnther , canned un eager demnnd for xvhent
nt ilio start , ilny opened ! Ji(5"4c ( higher at
tSWffj'fa and as several traders who have
been skcptlcaJ n to the sorlous dnmage of
winter wheat changed their minds ami
plinwcil n sudden ileslrn to become possessed
of contracts for future supplies , the mnr-
ki-t continued to develop nn upward tend
ency. I5y the time the price got to GO'.fcc. '
however , the most urgent buyers' wants
hud been Nntlsllcd nnd as soon as this BUp-
pnrt was withdrawn thentlvanco came to
u halt. Then longs started to take prollts
and us there was u good deal of selling
f'.r the short account It did not take long
for the price to recede to fiS c. Chicago
receipts were 53 rars , of which only ono
\VIIH graded contract. Minneapolis nnd Dit-
lutli received 4I2 cars , compared with S24
for the same day n year ago. The aggregate -
gate receipt1 at western primary markets
were 4DOC A ) bu. , agulnst 4IC.OOO bll. a year
in- Atlantic port clearances amounted to
2S2.000 bu. Liverpool closed with a gain for
the day of from Id to IHd. This , together
with fresh outside buying orders that came
In which w * > ro more than BUtllclcnt ttt ab-
porb the offerings , started another upturn
nnd at the elort > Muy was bringing C3U
The corn market wns strong nnd the
Hpeculntlvo business good. Itecelpts were
light nnd Indications were In fnvor of them
running slim for some time to conve , as
country acceptances of bids amounted to
almost nothing. The protraction of wlnt'r
conditions was In the minds of traders nnd
lielDfd to strengthen the hands of holders.
lli'celptH 9G cars. May oi > ened % c higher at
STiTf V c , sold soon nftiir the opening nt
S.Vic. but did not get above the latter llgitr"
till near the end of the session , when the
buylnu' became more urgent and the price
Jtnpnved to Sji ; closing with buyer * at
Light offerings nnd a good speculntlvo
demand based on 'the belief of a Into spring
strengthened oats. Itecelpts , 70 cars. May
began UP up at 20-VgC , and rose to 26Hc , the
closing figure.
Tradi' In provisions was on a moderate
Bc-ale. but prloe.s weren little higher with
the strength of the grain markets. May
pork opened EC higher at $9.00 , so'.d off to
JS9- then milled to W.OO nt the close. The
ratten In lard and ribs was of the narrow
est kind.
Kstlmnted receipts Thursday : Wheat , 19
cars : corn , 8S cars ; oats , 33 cars ; hogs , 32-
WM head ,
Leading futures ranged as follows"
Artie\t \ . Open. Hlch.l. w. Rlo . Yes'dy.
'
May. . . ! " * H OM ° &l G9Mci OR ! <
July. . . B8M3H 08JI-OU BUK 08i I37H
Torn.
Mav. . . 35V4 36H 35
Scpl' . ' . 3Giii > 30HiW 3GV < .IGHvt'i JGU-3U
Oi : Is.
May. . . 2B ? < 20 < 'J6H 2i'i (
Jill jr. . . 34 * < ! t .MTi ' .MMUHMU
1'ork.
May. . . a 00 902H 80S t ) 00 895
July . . 815 920 BID 917H 0 10
I.anl.
May. . . K30 530 6 25 Bill )
July. . . C-l'JHi 64.1 HO 5 US
Hupt. . . SD'Jb 6 67H BS'J B 57.4 56H
RlbH.
May. . . 170 * 70 07 > 470 407-1
.Inly. . . 4 82 ! * 4 HiW ! 480 4 S'-'W 4 HI )
Sept. . . 41.15 4U6 4 2 41)8 )
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
KLOUR Hotter demand and steadier ;
whiter patents , $3.ECyr.CO ( : [ ; straights , $3.20 ®
S.IiO ; clears , $ : : . .00i3.10pprlng ; specials , $4.00
67 1.10 : patents , J3.20Ti3.00straights ; , $2.70if >
a.10 ; bakers , $2.20 2.40.
WHEAT No. 2 spring , C7fG9c ( : No. 3
spring , GofSrj'/'C ; No. 2 red , 70f71c.
CORN No. 2 , 3I&Q34UC ; No. 2 yellov.
OATS-No. 2 , 27i(2Sc ! ( ; No. 2 white , 30 ®
20Hc : No. 3 white. 20 ! iff30c.
RYE No. 2 , 51-Ac.
HARLEY No. 2 , 3SiT48c (
SEEDSNo. . 1 llnxHoed , $1.18 : N. W. ,
$1 2114 ; prime timothy seed , $2.40 ; clover ,
$5.05.
$5.05.PROVISIONS
PROVISIONS Mesn pork , per bbl. , $ S.SO
i S.90. Lard , per 100 Ibs. , $ j.l7 > ,4ff5.20. Short
ribs sides ( loose ) , $ l.4Hr4.SO. ( Dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) . $4.35'tf l.324 ! ; short clear
eldos ( boxed ) , $1.85ft4.U5.
WHISKY Distillers' ilnlshed goods , per
per gal. , $1.20.
SUGARS Cut loaf , $5.S3 ; granulated , $5.33.
Following are the receipts nnd shipments :
Articles. Receipts. Shlpm'ts.
Flour , bbls . 21,000 27,000
Wheat , bn . 58,500 10,000
Torn , bu . 219.000 180,000
Oats , bu . 27C.OOO 287,000
Rye , bu . 7,000 10,00 ! )
Unrley. bu . 21.000 4IHX )
On the Produce exchange today the butter -
tor market was linn ; creameries , ljj7201'-e ;
dairies , ll riTc. Eggs , firm : fresh. 12c ,
Cheese , steady ; creams , 10i@12c. Dressed
poultry , market fairly active and steady ;
turkeys , 10'/4'12c ' ; chickens , 10&c ; ducks ,
NUW YOHIC C i\KIt : A I , MAUKI2T
QiiotutloiiN for the liny oil Ccneriil
CoininoiIltlvH.
NEW YORK , JInrch 22. FLOUR-Rc-
cclpts , 22,000 bbls. ; 'exports , 7,518 bbla.
Market quiet , llrm and held above
buyers' views ; winter patents , $3.70 ;
winter straights , $3.50if3.GO ; Minnesota pat
ents , $3. ! > 0'11 ' 30 ; winter extras , $2.COS2.85 ;
Minnesota bakers , $3.1&Jf3.25 ; winter pat-
enta , $2.IOJ2.05.
( "ORN.MEAIj Firmer ; yellow western , S3
81c ; city , S4ifiS5c.
RYE Dull ; No. 2 western , 63-iffClc ( , f. o ,
b. . nlloat.
RAR1.KY MAI/l'-Dull ; western , C5 70c
WiriCAT lUcelpts , 00,800 bu. : exports.
135C10 bu. Spot llrm : No. 2 red , Sl-c ! , f
o. b. , nlloat , to arrive. Options opened
strong on higher cables , local covering and
a cold wave In the northwest. In the
afternoon realizing produced a setback
but actual weakness wast prevented by the
strength of corn and our market closed
rather llrm , with n lute recovery , at TMjlc
net advance. On the curb May jumiwd to
7."o on further active buying by shorts.
March , ROTiflSiaic , closed nt Sl" o : May. 73Ti
( iiilHe. closed at 74Uu ; July , 73fi 73Vfce , closed
at 73-Tio ; September , 71Hfr711 c , closed at
Tl c.
t'ORN Receipts , 80.825 bu. ; nxports , 154-
4GO bu , Spot steady ; No. 2 , l2i.Jfi'IT'&e , f
o. I ) . , alloat. Options opened mrong and
wore under bull control all day. The ntws
included higher cables , small receipts , on
more wet weather. Closed strong at 'to
net advance. .May. JOffJOfcir. closed at 40'4c ;
July , 40itfi4l > 'lic closed nt 40 0 ,
OATS-Recelpts , 120,000. Spot llrmcr : No.
S./SS-liiiirao ; tr.ick , white , 35J(350 : No 2
wlilt'C1 ' , 35He ; truck , mixed western , Si'/jltsic.
O : > tlons dull.
HOPS Quiet ; state , common to choice ,
1890 crop. Cjrtc ; 1897 crop. llS"13c ; 1R9S crop ,
lC 17o ; Pnclllc coast , 1S9C crop , Gi/7o ; 1897
crop. Il fl3e : 189S crop , 17O1SC.
Steady : Onlveston.
Texas dry. 12'Ac : rnllfornla 18'XjC. '
WOOI/-Stendy ; Texas , 1 5c.steam.
1 < ARD Steady ; western steam. 15,50 ;
March. $5.47 nominal. Refined , steady.
lll'TTER-Recelpts. 7.473 pkgs. ; market ,
P If ady ; western creamery , 10Vii/22o ; Elglns ,
23c ; factory. 12ffl4c.
OHEESE-Qulot ; large white , 12cj wmall
white , 12Kc ; largo colored , 12c ; small
colored. 12UT124c.
EOOS-Flrmer ; western fresh , 13V-c :
soulherii , 13514c.
TAl/LOW-Stoudy ! city. 4iGCo ; country ,
4WMTMC ,
C'OTTONSEED OIIj-Qulet.
RYE Firm.
MOhASSE.S-Flrm.
METALS-PI - Iron warrants. $10.50 bid
nnd $11.50 oi-ked ; lake copper , dull and nom-
Ina' . with $10.75 bid and $17.25 asked ; tin. a
phade firmer , with $23.05 bid and $23.S5
nskud : lead , barely steady , with $4.40 bid
and $ I.42H askul ; spelter , unchanged , with
' 0.30 Wil and JiJ.40 aske < l. The brokers' price
for lead is $1.20 and for copper , $17.50.
Plilliuli-lpliln Pro - 1Market. .
PHILADELPHIA , March 22.-HUTTEK-
Flrm and higher ; fan y western creamery ,
22o : fancy western prints , 2Jc.
KOQS Klrnr fresh wo torn. 14c ; fresh
Bonth western. 13Hc ; fresh southern , 13c.
CUEESE-Unchungcd.
Iliilllinoro llnrki't.
HAI/riMORE , March S2.-KI.OUR-Qulot.
iincjiangiM. Receipts , 12,029 bbla , ; exportr ,
'WHEAT Flrmorj siiot. 73 = MJ7J 4c ; the
nionUi , 734(073T4c ( ; April , 7O ej Muy , 7 ; f
| 7 c , ntoamf-r , No. 2 red. raHTOSV. Hc-
relptH , D.S'ii bu. . southern whe.it , by sample ,
KM74VsouttKrn wheat , on grade , 70i/74r. /
CORN Strong : spot nnd the month , SSfJ
S 'if ; April. .tWiMSc ; May , 3 * fJ39c ;
utearner mixed , .V ' fl.V-Hr ; receipts , Ii2,40S
bu. ; exports. SIl.SM bu. ; southern white
corn , :5Vf/33i2e : / ; southern yellow. 37fl39c.
OATS Dull ! No. 2 white. 3Pft35c ! No. 3
mlxfd. 92Vir. Reoflptf , 21.119 bu.
RYE Firm ; No. 2 western , COc ; exports ,
17,14s bu.
HKTTHR Steady , unchanged ,
EOCS-Flrm ; HisfllSo.
CHEESE Firm , active nnd unchanged.
OMAHA UU.NKIl.M. SIAIIICKT.
Conilltloii of Trnili ; niul fliinliitlonii on
Stnplf niul Knnoy I'roilurp.
EGGS-Recclpts. liberal ; demand good ;
market firm at Id'.ic.
HUTTER-Oninmon to fair. UO12c ; choice ,
14J13p ; separator , 20c ; gathered creamery ,
17fi ISr.
POt'4 THY Chickens , live , SffS'Sc ;
ilrpMieil. DTilOc ; old nnd staggv roosters ,
live , 4T/fle ; dressed , 5ij7c ; ducks and geese ,
live. "lyiHc ; dre-sed , 9filOc ; tunceys , live ,
9iUV ; dressed , light weight , 12',4fl3c ' ; heavy
weight , lK/12c.
PIUKuNS-Mve , per doz. , 75090C.
VEAl -Cholro. . > > ii > 9c.
OYSTHRS-Bulk Stnndanl , per gal. , $1,10 ;
medlumn. per can , 15c ; Standard , per can.
20c ; Extra Select , per can , 25c ; New York
Counts. i > er can , 3iV.
FREHII AVATER FISH White nsh. Do !
lake trout. DC : small trout , green , lie ; yellow
pike , Sc ; pickerel , winter caught , Gc ; silver
herring , 4c ; perch , scaled nnd dressed. 6c ;
porch , skinned and drewcd. "c ; northern
crapple , lOc ; bullhends , dressed , lOc ; black
bnwa , very scarce , luc.
SEA FISH Flounders , Sc ; haddock , Do ;
Columbia river salmon , lie ; halibut , lie ;
No. 1 smelts , lOc ; blue fish. lOe ; Spanish
mackerel , lOc ; red snapper , lOc ; extra largo
mackerel , 30c each.
each.FRUITS.
FRUITS.
APPLES-nen Davis , per bbl. . $4.7515.00 ;
Ocnltons. $1 ; New York Ualdwlns. Oreen-
Ings and others , choice , per bbl. , $5.00 ®
5.25 ; western boxed , $ l.S5'fj2.00. '
CRANBERRIES-Jcwy , $6.00S6.25 ; large ,
$8.5030.75 ; per crate. $2.25.
VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES-Pcr crate , $4.0 > 3'4.25. '
SPINACHNona In market.
LETTUCE - Homo griwn. per doz.
bunches , 4ic.
CELERY California , good stock , 75c ;
Jllchlgan , c.holcu stock , iVQaO ; .
ONIONS Home grown , per doz , bunches ,
30c.
30c.WATERCRESSlGqt. . cases. $1.60.
CAnilAOU Prntcd. per lb , , 3c.
CAULIFLOWER Poi rrate. $2.75.
ONIONS-Pcr bu. , 90c0$1.00.
BEANS Hanc'-plckcd , navy , per bu , , $1.50
© 1.00.
POTATOES Choice , sacked , 70c ; poorer
stock. COc : Minnesota Rurbanks. 90c ;
Colorado , $1.0501,10 ; Early Ohio seed pota
toes. $1.00 < yl.lO.
SWEET POTATOES Per bbl , . $2.0032.23.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS-Callfornla , fancy. $3.75'M.OO ( ;
choice , 13.50fi3.757 ; .Mcsgina , fancy , $ I.OO'r4.25. (
ORANGES Navels , fancy , $1.35a3.X ! ) ;
stock ,
DATES Hnllowce , CO to 70-.b. boxes , 6c :
Salr , 5Hc ; Fard , 9-lb. boxes. lOc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per lb. , 17c ; Brazils , per
lb. , OIilOc ; English \\-nlnuts. per lb , fancy
soft shei ; , 115j'l2c ; standanls. lOc : lllberts
per lb. , lie ; pecans , polished , 70Sc ; cocoanuts -
nuts , per 100 , $1 ; peanuts , raw , 5V4Ge ;
roasted , C'.il < 7c.
CIDER-Per half bbl. , $3.
SAUlSitKUAUT Per half ! b ! , $2.
HONKY-Cholce white , 12@12wc.
MAPLE SYRUP-Flve-Ss ! . cans , each ,
$2.50 ; gal. cans , pure , per doz. , $12 ; half-sal ,
cans , $ ( i.25 ; quart cans , $3.50.
MAPLE SUGAR Choice , In boxes , SfflOc.
FIGS imported , none ; California , 10-Ib.
boxes , $1 40'dl.50.
HIDES , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. 7Uc ; No. 2
green hides , GUc ; No. 1 sailed tildes. S ic ;
No. 2 salted hides , 74c ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to
113 lb ? . , lOoNo. . 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. . Sc.
TALLOW , GREASE , ETC. Tallow , No.
1 , 3'/Ac ' ; tallow , No. 2. 3c ; rough tailow , l c ;
whlto grease. 2' , fr3c ; yellow and brown
grease , Vt 2 c.
FURS-.MInk , 10"375c ; bear ( black or
brown ) , $5.00-jj20.00 ; otter , $1.50gS.OO ; beaver ,
$1.00iiO.OO ; skunk , . lofc Sc ; muskrat , 3@10c ;
raccoon , 15&50c ; red fox , 25cij.ao : ; gray fox.
25'Jj50c ' : welt ( timber ) , 25cjf$2.DO ; wolf
( prairie ) , coyote , lOfiuOc ; wlldcnt , 10Q25c ;
badger , 5'/10c ' ! ; silver fox , $5u.00tfi75.00.
SHEI3P PELTS Green salted , eacli , 15@
75c ; green salted sttuaringa ( short wooed :
early skins ) , each , I5c ; dry shearlng-s ( short
wooled early skins ) , No. 1 , each. 5c ; dry
Hint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , rer lb. , actual weight , 4I5c ; dry Hint ,
Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per lb. , actual weight , 34c ; dry flint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4S5c ; dry flint , Colorado murrain
wool nelts , per lb. , actual weight , 3@4c.
St. I.oulN Market.
ST. LOUIS. March 22. FLOUR Stronger
and better : patents. $3.50tJ3.fi5 ; straights ,
$3.15 < fii.30 : : clear. $3.75fi3.00.
WHEAT Options strong and higher ; * pot
higher : No. 2 rd , cash , elevator , "OV-c ;
track , 72 < f(73c : Mnrch , 70'.fce ; May. 730-734c ;
July. GG % ; bid ; No. 2 hard , G4' igC5c.
CORN Fractions higher for spot and "op
tion ! * ; No. 2 cash. 33'ie ' ; track , 34' , < .c ; Maron ,
33V.-C ; liny , 33'tc bid ; July. 34'.4c.
OATS Options fractionally higher ; spot
nominal : No. 2 cash. 27'X.c ; track. 2S < 4.c ;
JIarch , 27'Ac ; May , 27-o ; July , 23V4c bid ; No.
2 white , 3Kii30MiC. (
RYE Retter at 5Cc bid.
SEI-/DS Flaxsced , nominal at $1.13 ; prime
timothy , $2.20.
COIR NME A L Steady at tl.7BlTl.SO.
BRAN Dull nnd heavy ; sacked , east
track , 5Sc ,
HAY Steadv to strong ; timothy , $7.75 ®
10.00 ; prairie. $ C.501J8.CO.
HUTTRH Steady ; creamery , 185220 ;
dairy , 13&17c.
EGGS-I Uglier at lie.
\VHISICY-Steady at $1.26.
POULTRY Scarce nnd firm ; chickens ,
SfWfcc ; turkeys , gftlOc ; geese , GQCc ; ducka ,
N' 4"
TROVISIONS Pork , steady : standard
mes.-1. JoUulng , M.12'4. Lard , aulet ; prime
steam , $5.05 ; choice. $5.07 4 , Dry salt meats ,
boxed shouldars1.25 ; extra shorts , $4.75 ;
ribs , $4.87Vfc : shorts , $5.00. Bacon , boxed
shoulders , $5.00 ; extra shorts , $5.25 ; shorts ,
$5.05.
$5.05.RECEIPTSFlour. . 4,000 bbls. ; wheat , 12-
000 1m. ; corn. 2S.OOO bu , ; oat.20,000 mi.
SIUPiMENTS Flour , 5,000 bbls. ; wheat ,
7,000 bu. ; corn , 105,000 bu. ; oats , 41,000 bu ,
\ < --.v Orli-ann Alarki't.
NEW ORLEANS , 'March ' 22. HOG PROD
UCTS Qul't but steady. Pork , standa-rd
mess , $9.251(9.50. ( Lard , refined , tierce , $4.G2V4 :
pure. $5.7'/fG.OO. ! Roxe < l meats , dry salted
shoulders , $1.50 ; sides , 5.12Vj'Q5.25. ' liacon ,
clear rib sIJ s , $0.25. Ham ? , choice HUgar
curi-d. $8.501)0.50. )
COFFEE Rio , ordinary to fair , 03-10 ®
7 6-lGc.
RICE Steady ; ordinary to good , 3JT4ic.
FLOUR Extra fancy , $3.4003.50 ; patents ,
$3.S01M.OO.
CORNMEAL $ l.95ffl.97i , . .
nilAN 74ff7Bc.
HAY Prime , W < 12c ; choice. 13Q13Uc.
CORN No , 2 , sacked , white ,
mixed , 421i42',4c ; yellow , 43f43' , c.
OATS No , 2 , sacked , 3lc.
KIIIINIIN riljrn I ii anil I'rnvlNlniiH ,
KANSAS CITY. JIarch 22. WHEAT
Market Ic hlghe-r ; May opened at 02c , rose to
KiT c and decllnd to 02Hc ; No. 2 hard cash.
G4ii < w'ic : No. 3. C3iJG4c ; No. 2 red , 75c ; No. 3 ,
71f(73c ( ; No. 3 spring , C2ii lc ; No. 3 , 59fl 2c.
CORN Market ttSHie higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
32Vic ; No. 2 white. 34Vc ; No. 3 , 33' c.
OATS Market llrm ; No. 2 white , 30c.
UYE-Market easy ; No. 2. B2'c. :
HAY Market higher ; choice timothy , $7.00
Q7.50 : choice prairie , $7.Wft7.50.
IltJTTER 'Market ' steady ; creamery , 16 ®
Ife ; dairy. 15c.
EGGS Market steady ; fresh , 10l4c.
Ria'EIPT.S-Wheat , 13,200 bu , ; corn , 11-
008 bu. ; oats , noiw.
SHIPMENTS-Wheat , 47,400 bu , ; corn , 11-
W ) bu. ; oats , 8,000 bu.
f'liirliiiintl .1IiirU .
CINCINNATI. March C2 , WHEAT
Stronger ; No. 2 red , 72c.
CORN Strong nnd higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
37Vse.
OATS-Qulet ; No. 2 mixed , 2S-c. !
RYE-Steady ; No. 2 , 69c.
PROVISIONS Lard , steady nt $5.05 : bulk
meats , llrm at $1.75 ; bacon , steady at $5.G2& .
WHISKY Stonily ut $1.20 ,
HUTTER-Qulet.
EGGSteady at lie.
CHEESE-Firm at ll'.ie.
Toll-do ilnrl.-t.
TOLEDO. O. , March 22. WHEAT Ac-
tlvo and Wglier ; No. 2 cash , 72Vloj May ,
72 Vie.
COHN Active and higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
S5c.
S5c.OATSDull and steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
"
RYE Dull and steady ; Ko. 2 cash , D5c bid.
PEORIA , March ( tt.-CORN-Markct nrm
and higher ; n No. 3. 33V4c
. OATS Market tlrm ; No. 2 white , ! 9Uc.
WHISKY 'Markot ' llrm on the basis of
$1.20 fpr finished goods ,
Iliilutli AVIu-nt Miirl.t. .
DULUTH , March 22.-WHEAT-No. 1
hard , cash , C9 > , ie ; March. C9Vic ; May , 71c ;
July. iHio ; No. 1 northern , cash , C7 o ; No.
3 northern , C3ic.
Mlniu-tiiiolU Win-lit JlnrUct.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 22.-WHEAT-
fattady and higher ; March , esvic ; May , CSV4
ej July , ftS7W ( 9c ; on trafk , No. 1 hard ,
. No , l northern , CSHoj No. 2 northern ,
C7c.
C7c.FLOtTR In good demand ; first patents ,
$ .1.05-73.S5 ; wcond patents , $3ISB3. i ; nrst
clears , $2.W j2.70.
! JRAN-UnclianRe < l.
l.lvorponl ( trnln niul I'rovlnlnnw.
LIVERPOOL , March 22. WHEAT Market -
ket IfllM , ' ! IilKher ; Slnrcli , Bs 4 4'li Mny , 5s
4 d ; July. Bs 4Ud.
CORN-Mnrket Hrm , Hfl'id hlsher ;
JIarch , 3 * SUrt ; Mny , * 44d ; July , Ds 4Wd.
UACON Short cftar backs , 10 to 18 Ibs , ,
27s.
( irnlii ItoccliitM nt I'rliu-lpnl ? lnrl < cti.
ST. LOUIS , Mnrch ffl.-Uecolpts : ' Wheat ,
17 cars.
KANSAS CITY , March 22. Hecclpts :
AVhoat , SZ cars.
CHICAGO , March 22.-H'tlmated cars for
tomorrow : Wheat , 19 ; corn , SS ; oats , 9S.
Mll'vaiiltec tSriilii Mnrkrt.
MILWAI'KEE , March 22. WHEAT
Higher ; No. 1 northern , 70'4 ; No. 2 north
ern , O5' ' c.
RYE Firm : No. 1 , BSUe.
BARLEY-Stcndyj No. 2 , 46'.4c ; Bample ,
41 4Gc.
STORY OF DAY IX AVAM , STUB13T.
IntcroKt Cciitri In the S | > ptlnllcn
nml Inrl'ot IN IrroKiilnr.
NEW YORK. March C2. The market had
a highly'professional appearniic * today with
marked Irregularity In the specialties , where
Interest centered , nnd moderate Improve ,
incuts In the railways , which were com
paratively neglected.
An euslsr tendency appeared early ,
sympathetically with London quotations ,
nnd prices moved nervously In the general
irnrket , while among bho specialties fluctu
ations were In many cases s-iiaatlonal.
Sugar , nfter a slight reaction to 1C3 , rallied
nnd moved about aimlessly , finally jumped
to 109 , cased off. but retained OH Points ot Us
advance , Brooklyn Transit dropped oft
sharply , but recovering left oft fractionally
above yesterday's figures. Manhattan wns
lifted over 3 points. Third avenue , regained
much of Its loss of yesterday , closing 8
points higher on the day , In conncc'clMi with
am.ndment of the Amsterdam avtnuo bill.
On talk of an extension of the loc.tt gas
war , Consolidated Gas dropped 7 points , half
ol which It regained. Continental Tobacco
and American Tobacco lost 4Td and 214 , re
spectively , and left off nt ( the lowest. New
York Air Brak ; plungr * ! down 14 points on
offerings nnd recovered only 3. Fears that
the Wostlnghouse Injunction suit agjlnsit
General Electric might disrupt the friendly
relations of th = se companies resulted in u
break of over 3 points In General Electric ,
although a slight rally followed. American
Steel and Wire was strong and Federal Stiei
v.as sympathetically so , to a lesser extant.
Th ? coalers , particularly the Readings and
Jersey Central , made material progress up
ward until realizing In the Readings caused
nn caning oft from the beat. The grangers
showed a somewhat hardening tendency
and the market closed strong. Good support
was noted In the bond market , but there was
liquidation In other sections , which caused
Bomo Irregularity.
The Increased ease to call monry In
fluenced more general buying of the bttler
known sml-speculative mortgages , lotnl
sales , $2,075.000. United States new 4s , regu
lar , advanced % and United Sta'tc ' 4s ,
coupon , and the 3 > % : the old -Is , coupon ,
gained \ \ in the bid price.
ThJ Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says : The markets
hero were dull ns dishwater today , but llrm
on the rise in consols , duo to sinking fund
purchases and the African arrangement
with France. London bought Central Pa
cific and a tow coalers. . Ne.w York sup
ported the latter , but in the street th'-y
were inclined to sag. New York bought
Anacondas nt 811-1G. Tlntos were 3UVfc.
Spanish 4s wer ; C7i. Ten thousand pounds
sterling In gold arrived from Holland and
50000 was 'taken for Natal. The week's
outflow wa 271,000. The price Is 77s > 10d.
Tne following are the closing quotations
for the lending s'tocks ' on the Now York
exchange today :
preferred , 3,850 ; People's Gas , 5,890 ; Con
solidated Gas , 8,715 : General Electric , 5.575 ;
nrooklyn Transit. 77,200 ; Sugar , 80.311 ; Ten
nessee Coal & Iron , 7S'55 ' ; Leather pre
ferred , 3.450 ; St. Louis & Southwestern pre
ferred , 4,780.
Xiv York Motif > > * Market.
NEW YORK , March 22. MONEY ON
CALIj Mnrkpt firm nt 4V4Q per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-SHOW
PSTERLING EXCHANGE Market steady ,
with "actual business In bankers' bills at
$ l.85HifT4.S51 for demand and at $ l.8.Tii-4.S3Vi
for sixty days ; posted rates , $ t.S45i4.8IM. and
$4 SMM-Mi1.- : commercial bills. $4.82 < 4 T4.824. ?
SILVER CERTrFlCATES-OOQGOViiC.
UAR S1LVER-59M.C.
MEXICAN DOLLARS 17 > , fcc.
GOVERNMENT HONDS Market steady ;
3s , 107 % ; new \3 , reg. , 1287 * ; coupon , 12S % ;
4s , 11H4 ; coupon , 113 ; 2s , 99Vii Ds , r-'g. , 112U ;
coupon , 112V4.
Closing quotations on bonds were :
, "March 22. American securities
opened llrm. hut.r prices eased off frac
tionally , but upon the receipt of New Yoik
opening Quotations thorn wua a rally and
the market closed firm. Spanla t Is cvc-i-ed
ut 57i. India consol tillls were iillotud to
day at la 4 l-32d.
PA It IS , March 22. Three per cent rentes ,
102f 20c ; exchange on London , 25f 35c for
checks. Spanish 4s closed ot 68,05. Opera
tions on the bourse today were favorably
disposed , owing to the Anslo-Kreiu'li Afrl-
ixin understanding , and -prlcoa closed tlrrn.
Itto Tlntos wire harder. Dclleora inlucd
were dull , but recovered and South African
i
securities were In better demnnd for Lon
don nci-ount , thotiRh tluy < I' ' . ed qu.it.
UUHMN , Mirrrh 22. Private discount on
-the bour < > today was H easier. Spniilsh
nnd ftallati securities recovered. Anicrl-
cans were dull , Canadian Pacifies were
steady and local shares were strong. Iron
shares WM-O animated on the advance In
| irlt-c of rolled wire and the favorable posi
tion of manufacturers.
BAR SIDVKn-Qulet at 27 7-lCd.
BIONUY-2V4 per cent.
discount In open mnrkt for short bills ,
2 n-lfi'02 ' % per cent ; for three-months' bills ,
2 9-10 per cent.
CHICAGO. Mnrch 22. Clearings. $19SC5-
SfiS ; balances. $1,030,213. Nw York ex
change , 30c discount. Sterling exchange ,
posted , Jl.SI'ff1.SO'i ; actual , Jl.sawtffl.SS'.l ;
sixty dnys , $ l.$2 > 6I.S4Vi.
NIO\V YOIIK , Mnrch 22. Clearings , $240-
C92S } 5 ; bnlaiices , $14,550,90 ! , .
BOSTON. March 22. Clearings , $24,751,527 , ;
balanced , $3,053,839.
NEW OULKAXS. Mnrch 22. Clearings ,
$1,491,457. New York exclmnse , bank , $1
premium ; commercial , EOc premium.
CU'ICAGO , March 22. Stoeks active. A'-
ley , 77 ; Diamond Match , ISS'.J ; Biscuit com
mon , 51c ; Biscuit preferred , 103 ; North Chicago
cage , 224 ; West Chicago , 07 ; Strawboard ,
31.
i ST. LOUIS. March 22.-Cl arlng = i , $4,740.-
| 109 ; balance. " , $835.317. Money , 41TC per cent ,
i New York exchange , 40c discount , 25c dls-
I count asked.
CINCINNATI. March 22. Money. 2V4G
per cent. Now Ytork exchange , 50o discount.
Clearlnss , K 'JSS.SOO.
PHILADELPHIA , March 22.-Clearlngs ,
$17,413,421 ; balances , J1.795.COG.
BALTIMORE , March 22. Clearings , $ ! , -
043,597 : balances , $ SC8S24.
COMIITIO.V OK THE WOOL MAIIKE'I' .
Iiuiirorccl 1'celliiK AIIIOIIB Dealers nnd
I ar o OtruriiifVH.
BOSTON , March 22. The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow :
There Is a better fQellng In the wool trade
than th re was a week ago. Although It
Is general ! ) * admitted that the formation
of the Worsted trust may bring some
chanjres-ln established methods of doing
business , It is realized that even 1C the
plans of the promoters of both the Worsted
and Woolen trusts are carried toasucco-s-
ful consummation , they will 1)0 able to
control less than one-half of the machinery
empV ! > y d in manufacturing goods , so that
It Is acknowledged generally that the bulk
of goods consumed will continue to be
purchased ns It has Iwcn. There Is more
treasure to sc'.l than there has been and
the prices are on the decline. The salua
In Boston were 1,821,000 pounds domestic
and 409,500 pounds foreign , mnklng a total
of 2,390 , oO pounds , against a totnl of 1,871-
500 pounds for the previous week , and a
total of 1,299,600 pounds for the correspond
ing week last year. Sales since January 1 ,
1599 , amount to 41,001,500 pounds , agulnst
39,423,9SO aounds Inst year , at this time.
LONDON , Mnrch 22. At the wool auction
sales today 10,912 bales were offered.
Scoured merinos showed a hardening tend
ency. There was an a'1-rotind competition
for wool , with prices fu'ly maintained.
Tbe American buyers plckvil up a few lots
ml table for their wants. The- attendance
wns lur-re. Following nro the sales In de
tail : New South Wales , 1.900 bales ; scoured ,
lldiJTls 7d : greasy , GUiWOUd. Queensland ,
3'JOO bales ; scoured , lldljl C'/id ; greasy , 5'id
Jfls. A'lctorla , 1,500 bales ; scoured , Is'tils
5V-d ; gi'-nsy ' , BKdifflsjd. . South Australia ,
1,003 boles ; scoured , llHdfffls 5V4d ; great ) y ,
cgSVjd. We t Austrnlln , 500 bales ; scoured ,
Is Idfils IV-d ; grunsy , BUd. Now X.ea.'and ,
2.200 bales ; scoured , G i'f/Ud ' ; greasy , Cfllld.
Cai > o of Good Hope nnd Natal , 400 bales ;
greasy , 5'.ifi9d.
ST. LOUIS. March 22. WOOIv-Salcs few
and light and only of 'bright ' stnple ; values
ensy. .Medium . , IStflS c ; light line. 125jl5c ;
heavy line , 9Q13c ; tub wnshed , 174/26c.
Coir < - < - AlurUcl.
NEW YORK , Mnrch 22.-COFFEE-Op-
tlons opened Ptvady , with prices unchanged
to 5 polnttt higher , ruled moderately active ,
with steady undertone , on favorable Euro
pean cables , ! lgher receipts at Rio and
Santos , heavy warehouse deliveries In this
country and local covering. Closed steady ,
not unchanged. Sales * , 13,000 bags , Includ
ing April , $5.00 ; May , $3.10 ; June , $5.13 ; July ,
$5.25 ; September. $5.40 ; October , $5.50 ; No
vember , $5.55 ; December , $5.70 ; IMmmry ,
J3.SO. S : > ot coffee , Rio , dull : No. 7 Invoice ,
61-lCc ; No , G Jobbing , G9-lGc. Mild , quiet ;
Cordova , Sfjlle.
NtMV York Dry fJoodH Mnrlu-t ,
NEW YORK , March C2. DRY GOODS
Decidedly bad weather , which has av.rsely
affected the primary market In cjtton
goods. Mall orders more moderate nnd ag
gregate business quiet. 'Prices show i.o
change In any direction today nnd the gen
eral tone { nntlnu s quite linn. Print cloths
In both .regular and odd goods are quiet ,
but first hands sellers do not give way.
Business with jobbers continue on a liberal
scale.
f'nttiin : ° lnrUl ,
NEW YORK , March 22.-Cotton futures
opened steady ; April , $5.S5 ; May , 35. SO ; June ,
$5.91 ; July. $5.97 : August , $3.93 ; September ,
$5.94 ; October , $5.ll ! ; November , $5.93 ; De
cember , $5.95 ; January , $0.00
ST. LOUIS , March 22-COTTON-Qulot ,
unchanged : unles , 970 links ; middling ,
5 15-lGc. Receipts , 2.9S1 bales ; shipments ,
2,320 bales ; stock , 74.9SS bales.
MnrUrt.
NEW ORLEANS. March 22. SUGAR
Firm ; open kettle. 3J3r ; open kettle cen
trifugal , 3 9-lGfN B-lCc ; centrifugal , yellow ,
4V4f/4-'ic ; seconds , 2j < 04 3-lCc. Molasses ,
steady ; centrifugal , "ftllic.
NEW YORK. March 22. SUOAIl-Ilnw ,
steady : fair rollnlng , 3c ; centrifugal , ! i
t at , 4ic , 'ilolutses ' sugar , S ic , Rcllned ,
steady.
California Itrli-d I'riiltN ,
NEW YORK. March 22.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUlTS-Steady. Evaporated ap
ples , common , 74/SU : prime wire tray , k %
( ifSTie ; choice , & 29' > ic ; fancy , 'Aw 10f.
Prunes. 4UQ9V4C. Apricots , Royal , 13531k- ;
Moor Park , 13I717f. Peaches , unpeeled , 9
41 lie ; pculeu , 25j"Sc.
till .AlnrUrt.
OIL CITY , March 22-Credlt balances ,
$1.13 ; certlllcatfs closed $1.11 bid for cash ;
$1.12 bid for April delivery ; shipments , 09-
C47 bbls. ; runt , ! ' 5bl7 bbls. ; uv rage shlp-
inoiHH. 77.555 bbls. ; average runs. 70.559 bills
NEW YORK , March 22. Standard Oil
closed at $4.75fr4,77.
_
T r Dt-nlliH from i\iilnnlon. :
SBATTLH. March 22. Two deaths huvo
resulted from last night's explosion. Those
who have died from their Injuries are I ) .
W. Jacobs of Chicago and Dr. Saltlel of
New York. ! ) r. Jacobs was a commercial
traveler for Kloresholm & Co. of Chicago
and Sail 'el represented the International
Art ci'iu-.iany of Now York ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Break in the East Torcoa Oattle Values Down
Another Notch ,
RECEIPTS CONTINUE RATHER LIBERAL
HORN Start In llnlf n Dlmr
and llulil TlH-lr On-ii , Kvc-r-
in thu ln > ' .
SOUTH OMAHA , March 22.
_ , , , Cniile. llox.Slump. .
nccclpts today 2,370 G.S15 7.HO
Otic u | Motiuay ls3I l.iJO 7.930
OHlclnl Tuesday I.OS3 9,472 12l 0
Three days this week. . . . S,2St ! 18.02fi 27.175
, Same dnys last week. . . . 5fil4 13.303 19.2o9
, batno ilays week before. 5,143 12.S23 22,011
Same three weeks ago. . 7,912 19.HS 21,117
Average price paid for hogs for the last
several days with comparisons :
J1SD9. lS3S.lS97.lSSa.18M.lSa | | | | < . 11693.
Indicates Sumlnv.
Jhe olliclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by each rend was :
. , . . . . . . .
O. & St. L , Uy . 3
Missouri Pnclllc Hy. . 1
Pnlon Paelilc System 23 20 IS
C. .t N.V. . . Ily . l 3
R , K. & M. V. U. U. 13 29
H. C. & P. Hy .
C. , St. P. , M. fe O. Uy. I
n. & M. H. U. H. . . . . 2C , 32
C. . H. .t Q. Hy . . .
K. C. & St. J . 5 .
C. , H. 1. & I' . Hy. , K. 1 .
C. , H. 1. & P. Hy. , W. 1 3
Total receipts . . . . SG 92 31 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follow * , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheop.
Omaha Packing Co . 2Co CSI US
TKG. ! . 11. irnmmond Co. 112 1,169
Swift and Company . 3l 7 1,212 2,818
The Cudahy Packing Co. 4 : ; ) l,73o 1,931
P. D. Armour . S3 2,02o 1,413
Vnnsant & Co . 7 .
Lobmati & Hotlischllds. . . 22 .
llenton & Underwood . . . no .
Huston & Co . 3j . . . . . . .
Hammond , from 1C. C. . . . 21 .
Swift , from thu country . 05
Llvlnynton . 2J .
L. F. HUMZ . ; j.i .
McKlcker . itio .
Cud.ihy 1' . Co. , from K. C. 105 .
Other buyers . 125 . . . . Ko
Left ovtr . 300 .
Totals . 2,171 GS05 7,353
CATTLE The market on beef steers was
again lower today , salesmen In most catts
quoting It BlilOe off from yey.erday. For
thu weuk It Is safe to qoute It 20lf2oc lower.
The decline won duo to the break In east
ern markets , which htivo been berne down
by the largo run * and rather dull market
101- the product. The movement was rather
slow owing to the leluelance of sellers to
inako any concession from yesterday's
pr.ccs , and for that reason It wns late be
fore buyers and sellers could come together
on si trading ba. ls , and still Inter before
a clearance was effected. However , buyers
evidently wanted the cattle and in the end
they cleared up everything.
Cows and heifer ? , owing to the scarcity
of the demand , sold at just about steady
prices. There has , In fact , been very little
change In the market this week on butch
ers stock of any kind. Bulls' stags and
calves brought Just steady prices.
There was not much change In the mar
ket for stock cattle , ns there were very
few In sight. The market on feeders would
naturally feel the break In beef steers , but
thorn are so few cattle of that description
comlnir forward that there has been very
llttlo change In values. Kcpresentatlvc
salea :
BEEF STEERS.
Xo. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
3. . S10 $3 40 25. . 1214 $1 25 3..111G $4 45
.HOO ; i so S30 4 24..1125 4 50
.1000 3 75 720 4 25 IS..1202 4 SO
.1130 3 75 920 4 25 36..1091 4 50
. 720 3 75 32. 057 4 25 19..1195 4 50
. 7SO 3 75 4. . 927 1 25 1..1020 4 50
. 750 3 75 900 4 35 19..1302 4 55
. 7SO 4 UO 9..11S2 4 35 II..1332 4 55
770 4 00 19..10S1 4 35 23..1210 4 CO
1..1400 4 00 1. .1030 4 35 21..1270 4 C5
7SO 4 00 .1100 4 35 22..1317 4 SO
.10UO 4 05 2..10SO 4 : 15..1550 4 S5
. S12 4 10 12..1120 4 40 4..14C2 4 $5
. OGG 4 10 4..1017 4 45 7..1397 5 20
94 4 20 Ii..ll2. { 4 45 16..1421 520
3. . 1010 4 25 11..1149 4 45
STEERS-TEXAS.
39. . 9S7 4 25
25STEERS
STEERS AND STAGS.
S..115 3 SO 10. .1270 4 30
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
G..1071 4 40
COWS.
. SbO 2 CO 1..1230 3 25 1..1350 3 00
.1010 2 75 L. 90 ! ! 3 : V > 5. . 1031 3 CO
.1075 2 75 2. . 1150 3 35 G..1230 3 05
.1200 2 75 : ! . .1013 3 33 1..1320 305
. 9SO 2 75 1..1120 3 40 1..1250 3 65
. 800 2 SsO 5..101G 3 10 5..113G 3 70
. 830 2 SO 1..1110 3 40 1..12CO 3 75
.1110 2 SO 11. . 1135 3 43 2. . 1305 3 75
.lOiX ) 2 b5 8..11S1 3 45 4. .1215 3 75
. S7I 285 .1010 3 50 7. . 9S1 3 75
.1000 X 00 .1110 3 DO 1..1100 375
.1150 3 00 .1330 3 50 3. .1020 375
. 975 .4 CO 910 3 CO L.lOlK ) 3 iji
. 7SO 3 TO 70 3 00 1..1240 3 90
.1120 3 00 . 1100 3 50 6. . 1333 4 00
.11UO 3 CO 95G 3 EO S15 4 ft )
.1110 : : 10 .1350 3 50 S93 4 00
. 810 3 10 .1320 3 CO 2. .1135 4 10
,10W ! : : ir > 1. .14CK ) 3 CO 1..1020 4 15
.1115 2 25
HEIFERS.
. CJO 3 03 4. . SW 3 S5 C..101G 4 00
. MO 3 75 1..10UO 3 90 10..1043 I 03
. 710 S 75 10. . S72 3 90 L. 910 4 10
S50 j ! S3 L. S70 1 00 730 1 15
SOC , 3 75
CALVRP.
S30 fi 50 L. 100 D 50 120
320 5 50 L , 'JOO G 73 100
5 50
STuCKERS AND FEEDERS.
500 7SO 4 700 4 30
790 3 75 1. 55D 4 IS. . & 9S 4 35
4i
015 4 00 13. ! I73 i : ; o 13. . 870 1 35
720 4 10 1. 750 1 30 L. 750 4 40
920 4 15 . " , . . fcW 4 30 49. . 903 4 05
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
89) ) 3 00 1. . CSO 3 70 40 , . U39 3 SO
E23 II 10 0. Ml 3 70 L. 800 3 85
tan ; i 2 > 0.L. . 3CO 3 70 3. . f.9T 3 S3
L.L
COO 3 35 L 870 3 75 L. & 70 3 95
9W : i IA 1..12SO 3 73 3. . SSO 4 15
015 3 05 4. . 832 3
BULLS.
1..1100 2 fi5 1..1130 3 25 .1820 350
1..1510 275 1..128U 3 30 .1810 3 00
1..12SO 2 85 1..1340 3 35 .10SO 3 G5
2. . 770 3 M 1..1130 3 33 .1570 I ! 05
10..1490 3 10 1..1ISO 3 35 .1090 3 05
" 3 15 a..lOull 3 35 ,1340 3 05
l" lit SO 3 15 1..17IO 3 10 .1710 3 05
1..1MO 3 15 1..JSOO 3 10 .1170 3 05
1. ' . bOO 3 23 I. .1010 3 50 .1190 I ! 85
STAGS.
2..13.1o 3 83 1..1ICO 4 00 1..14SO 1 75
j..uo 3 45
HOGS Today's market opened a shade to
Ct ! higher nnd was active at th advance ,
MO that thu bulk of Ilio offerings changed
hands In good seai-on , At one tlmo It looked
a lltt'o easier owing to a reported weak
close lit Chicago , but the demand was good
nnd the market clos d early with every
thing sold In ubout the same notch us ut
thu opening. Thu hogs sold largely at
$3 57ls'n3.C21/v. ! while yesterday thu bulk w nt
ut $3.5ijj3.o7V4. ( homo good heavy hogs
brought Kt.72V2 , a * ngnliiKt a top uf Jll.tXi
ytsterduy.
It will bo noted from thu table of awr.igo
: > rices at head of column that thu decline
of ytsturduy was fully made up and that
the hogs today * wld as wcl. as u week ugo ,
but not iiulti ) up to the market of two weeks
ago. Another thing that will bu nottil
from the tables at head of column Is that
the receipts HO fur this wttk have been
much larger thun for the corresponding
previous weeks. Hepre > fntativo
64 . . .232 IfiO 3 CO 63. . . . 216 SO 3 62'i
47 . . . . WS 120 360 Cl l SO 3 r,2 4
IS 242 40 360 62 2S8 120 362' ' ,
74 241 40 3 60 73 287 SO 3 Zjfc
73 202 120 3 CO SO 2$9 . . . 3 62 < 4
74 257 40 360 & 7 20 * 0 3 M'i
78 256 40 360 75 272 40 3 62U
70 2S6 ISO 360 67 244 120 SMS' *
0 271 SO 360 62 235 . . . 3 62'j
74 2JS . . . 360 70 23S SO 3 f,2 (
64 W ) 40 3 60 67 26B . . . S < * 2 i
( ,9 If.2 . . . 360 53 32S . . . 365
30 276 . . . 360 60 321 40 3 < S
70 21S 160 3 0 56 313 . . . 365
74 243 120 360 73 2C7 . . . 366
69 2.W 120 360 10 295 . . . 365
70 2:16 : . . . SCO C4 321 120 3 60
7S r.2 SO 360 65 24S . . . 305
70 2T.I SO 360 2S 371 SO 370
72 2(3 ( . . . 3 M ) 25 414 . . . 370
73 220 . . . 3 t,0 , 52 314 . . . 3 72V5
71 250 40 360
WAGON LOTS-PIOS.
1 4M > . . . 2 X 6 213 . . . 3 fi'H
1 100 . . . 2 EO 7 2W . . . 357'ti '
6 17S . . . 310 3 -.SO . . . 360
4 212 . . . 3 M S 350 . . . 360
5 Si | SO 3 K 5 1.2 . . . SCO
6 173 . . . 355 5 3IS . . . .1 >
3 173 . . . 3 ST. 4 150 ' . . . 360
4 302 . . . 3 57H 6 Ss . . . .1 ISO
6 2.SI ) . . . 36714 8 .T-3 . . . 3 GO
3 303 . . . 3678 * 5 232 . . . SCO
SIIKHP Tito receipts were liberal ( train
today and It will bo noted from the table
at head of column Unit for 'the three days
there hus 1 > en a derided ( rain over prev.ous
weeks. While tliere luive been n good many
sheep and lumbs received this week , nnd
more than usual , there have been none too
ninny to supply the very good demand , as
the market 1ms been aellve nil ( lie week ,
with a steady upward tendency 10 prices.
I IIP market today was noi only nellvt , but
In most iases It was lf > e hither. The oarlj
nrrlvnls all changed hands early In the
morning and buyers wen- waiting for the
Inter trains nnd ready for them. Knlr to
( food w stern Inmb- sold up to * 5 35 and gooi
western yetirliugs brought tl.70 , which wll
give some Iden of the kind of prices paid.
Quotations are : Clood to ih > lee fed w st
ern wctliers , J1.501W.60 ; fair to good , M.lofi
4.jO ; Mexican yearlings. H901H > GO ; i Imlci
light weight western ye.trllngs , * l.7Mi4.so
good h uvy weight western yearlings. } l , 'W
4 70 ; good to cholco western i-wes , fl.105(4 S >
fair to good western ewes. J390WI.10 ; go id to
cholco native lambs , $5.2Vufi.40 ; ROOI ! ti
choice western lambs , Jj.25iii 35 ; Kort Col
lins 'Mexican lamb ? , good tn rholce. Jo 40T
5.65 ; fair to irnod 1'ort C illlns Mexli ni
lambs. J5.25ff5.40 : c-llpned lambs , non here
feeder sheep , Jl.liVfn.Sj ; feeder lambs , SI 2.M
4.00 ; cull sheep. f2.ODft3.00 ; cull lambs , J3.W&
3.50. llepresentntlvo sales :
> > ; Av. I'r.
20 goats 65 $ .1 50
MS goats 65 3 ! K )
401 western owes no 4 35
61 western ew s and wethers. . . . W I 10
73 $ western sheen in 4 50
422 western yearlings 87 I 70
1 sheep SO170
.ISO west rn yearlings 10.1 4 .so
101 western lambs S2 4 ! * >
4S1 Mexican ynrllngs 71) ) 500
4SI Mexican yearlings 79 S 00
6TO Mexican lambs c < l 610
220 western lambs & > r > 30
! > R2 western lambs $2 5 .Ti
40 owes , culls M ) 2 25
SOgoats 77j ; jj
3 ewes 110 3 CO
4 lambs 55 ; i 00
4 cull ewes 102 3 50
"n old ewes 101 4 00
40 Inmbs 5 ; 450
34 Ininus 7ij 4 < io
471 western lambs 72 503
CHICAGO I.1VI3 STOCK MAKK1ST
Overfni-iply of Cattle mill 1'rlcpw Aliont
Toil CcittN l.invrr.
CHICAGO , March 22. There were more
cattle on the market today than were
needed to meet tln > requirements of the
trade and prices averaged lOr lower , choice
beeves expected. The latter were scarce
and sold at steady prices. Fancy cuttlo
brought Jo.SOfiO.OO ; choice steers , * 5.GOfi5.7G
mediums , J4.75Sj5.00 ; beef steers , $39011470
stock't-rs ' nnd feeders , $3.50fi4.7S ; bulls , J2 70fj
4.00 ; cows and heifers , J3.40g4.20 ; western
steers , JI.25JiO.OO ( ; beef steers , J3 7&JT6.10
cnlves , Jo.70I7.1C.
Packers and shippers took hold quite
freelr at the start nnd trade In hogs was
active with prices ru'lng largely 2V-.C
higher. After the strength , however , a
we k > er feeling developed and the Improve
ment wna all lost ; fair to choice , SS.SOJ ?
3.92'A ; heavy packing lots , J3.50J3,77'i-
mixed , S3.GO@3.2i4c ; butchers , J3.C5Si3.90
light , J3.553.i > 2V < ! c ; pigs , W.25'33.70.
There was a surprisingly g oed demand for
sheep , despite the continued liberal offerIngs -
Ings , and prices rose rapidly , showing an
advance of 3 c in two days. She.-p brought
S4.2o85.00 , largely at J4.75Q5.00 , with n fe\v
culls bringing J3.00 < g3.75 ; yearlings , J4.73 ©
5.00. Lambs sold at J4.50 3.90 , chlelly nt
$5.40 and upward , and clipped western lambs
< it J5.20.
KECEIITS-CatCe , 19,000 head ; hogs , 30-
000 head ; sheep , 15,000 bead.
KiuiHiiN City I.lve Stock.
KANSAS CITT , March 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts , 5,380 head natives and 1,070 head Tcx-
ans ; larg supply , mostly common quality ;
choice lights sold 'fairly ' active at steady
prices , with Inferior grades slow , at of'lOc
lower ; stock and feeding cattle In good de
mand nt about steady prices ; heavy native-
steers , J5.15SC.50 ; medium st'ers , $4.5&J5.15 ;
light weights , J4.25Ji4.80 ; stockers and feed
ers. SX.T5Ti5.2t > ; butcher cows nnd heifers ,
J3.15f5.BO ; cannerv , $2.2503.15 ; western steers ,
t3.25SI.SO ; Texans , $3.55JM,33.
HOGS nee Ipts , 1490 head ; good packing
nnd shipping demand ; trade was active and
prices steady to shade stronger ; heavy ,
J3.rofl3.77Vi ; mixed packers , J3.50ij3.70 ; lights ,
J3.4M73.60. (
SI1KI3I' Receipts , 5,500 head ; good general
demand for all slaughtering grad s. The
liest grade of lambs were 5c higher and
muttons active at strong prlc s ; lambs , J4.00
(05.40 ( ; weUiors , J4.3.V4.75 { [ ; stockers and feed
ers , o'S'l.Oo ' ; culls , r..005i3.CO.
NtMV York l.lviStork. .
NEW YORK , March 22. nEKVES-Ile-
celpts , 2,318 head ; 'trade ' fair ; price ? g ner-
ally steiady. Hulls , linn ; medium to good
steers , J4.75ti5.25 ; tops. JG.C5 ; oxen and slugs ,
I2.455N.OO ; 'bulls ' , $3.50f/1.10 ; rows , J2.135.fi 00
C'n.bles unrhnngcd ; exports , S35 head catt'.p ,
350 hend sheen nnd l,12fi quarters of b ef.
CALVES Receipts , l,95'.l heart ; market
active. , steady to 2-Tt1 higher ; all sold ; poor
tn pr'mo venls. 41.50fi4.75 ; elnlce , $7.G2'i75 ' < : :
lopi.OO < ; fed rnlves , J3.50Tf4.00.
81 IK UP AND LAMHS-U'oelptH , o..ilO
lien < l ; market active.and firm ; good lambs
] 5c hlglu < r ; common to rholce sheep , JI.IW
r > .25 : culls , J2.75R3.00 ; good clipped sin p ,
$4,10 ; unshorn lambs , J3.503.fij : prime
clipped lambs , J3.60 5 75 ; clipped culls , Jl.uO :
spr'ng ' Inmbs , J5.0MJ7 f'O. '
IIOOH Ilecelpts , 8.CDS head ; slow but firm
at Jl.15ffl.30.
HI. I.inilM I.lviSdxK .
ST. LOUIS , 'Mnrrh 22. CATTLK R -
celnts. 2,100 ; market slow and lOc lower : fair
lo fnnrv native shipping nnd export steers ,
$1.60 13.75. bulk of wiles , t > ( Wfi fl : dn-sseil
beef nnd Imtohcr steers. Jl.OOf'ol. . bulk of
sales , Jl 23IJT4.60 ; steers tind ir 1 POO pounds ,
JS.OO'Ti I 60 , 1)illk ofnles. . $ lir > fi4.60 : storlcrs
nnd feeders , $3.00fi'i 00. hum of stiles. J3.00W
4.50 ; cows nnd he'frrs. $200f73.00 , 3m'k nf
rows , $2.c"IVnj.25. : Uiulk of hMfrrs. f3.00l"J :
TOXIIS nnd Inrt'nn steers , fj.ni"fi < 05 bulk of
BiilM. 1IOW4W- cows and hr-lf rs , $2.40f73 75.
HOGS Ucrc'nln. 8.100 hi'ad : market
strong ; pigs nnd llo-his * 17Sf/fl.S3 ; packers ,
J3 I'/nt " ( i : bnic'hers , S3 W > ! W
HHKBP Receipts , l.iw bend- market
steady : native muttons , JI.OOJTI.CO ; lambs ,
J5.OOJrO.23.
* ( . .lt. " -b Ivn "I lie I- .
SOUTH PT. JOSBPH. Mn.rch 22. ( Sne-
rlal. ) C'ATTI/E RprelptH , 1 000 head : nmr-
ket weak to 10 lower : nufven , Jl.nofi I 95 ;
Texans and western , $3 fO (4.70' rownnd
h Ift-rs , t2.00f 4.SO ; stockers nnd feeders , $3.60
T4 75.
HOGS Rore'pts. 3,7110 bead : market nlioiit
steady : duality poor , selling at J3.50fl3.75 ;
bn'k n r.rf-'i 63.
SI1KHP Hecelpts , none : demand strong.
f"l"iinll | I Iv forl.- .
CINPINNATI March 22.-lIOGS-Stendy
nt t'nsfia.sj.
CATTLK-Strong at M. ! * " ' 10.
SIU-'HP B'rniicr t $2.25fl.25 | ; Iambs ,
strong at Jl.00f/5.cn. /
Sloi'if III SI"- ( .
nro the rw''rtn ' nl the four
western markets for Min-h i2 :
Call'P. ' Hrnr . Sheen
"
JflfoES E BDY3 & CO , ,
Telephone 10'H ) . Oninli i , N. >
COMMISSION ,
UKAIN , PROVISIONS and STOCKS
I10AKI ) OF THAI)1 ! .
IJIre't wiri" u imi. . . : , . \ew york.
ti : John A VVarrr * Co
RRPEMMEYaca
e.OOH4HrLIFEBLDQ. BRAMCH I036N5T
AU U * HCU. unc&in HEU.
When Traveling
Read The Dee
Hero Is Where
You Will Find it in ilio
Principal Citijs. 1
ANACONDA , MONT.
Jan-en M. tiodnril.
ATLANTA. OA.
Klinliall lloii iIMIN Maud ,
BOSTON ,
l-iilillr I.llirnr- .
Veil do ill < llulol
Iloaton I'rcia Clnli , 14 Donrrorth St ,
BUFFALO.
tirnnnce Hotel * Sc\.ii Slnml.
11UTTE.
Win. Shield * .
CAMBRIOfiE , MASS.
Hnrvnrd l/tt'vcriilty / I.lfornrjr ,
cimYu.MSE.
1C. A. l.ounli , Btl ! \\i-nt Kltll St.
Club.
CIIICAOO.
Aiiitlliirliini AIIII < - \ Ncivn Stniul.
t iiilMiirliini Hotel > rw * Aitiitl.
( Jrnnd Pnclllr llolilOTT ulnnil ,
( mil \orllirrn llolilrn'n StnnJ.
I'nlmrr llouno > > m Slnnil.
I'linlnlllcc \ < MT Slnml , Nil. U1T Ilrnr-
liwrn Sitrppt.
iRNnrlntptl AilvrrtUer'n Oluli , Tnlmc *
Ilonxr.
CLHVHLAND.
\Vi-ildcll IlotiM. .
Tin * ilolh-ndcil.
Cninnirrolnl Trnvclrr * ' Aiioolntlnnb
.Masonic 'IVmplc.
COLORADO SPRINGS.
I'rliitcr.t' HOIIK- .
OKNVHR.
llrtMTIl HlltCl XlMV Nlllllfl.
Hiiiulltoii .t KrndrlrK , IIOC.-D1U 17lh
Mflmlii , IMtt A ; , . . . snn Mvlc-rntl , St.
I'rntl . Ici-oantllc Co. . 1.117 Uirlmvr a *
Tlio Stationer Co. , 15th mid I.unreuoi
Street *
Windsor Hotel Xcivn Stimd.
DHS MOINHS.
JIof.cn Jncolin , UoeU 1.1 1 mill Depot.
V. 31. C. A. IttailiuuIttinm. .
UULUTH , MINN.
Wltz .fc llcniiett , 21-J w. Superior St.
FORT SMITH , ARK.
31. S. A. Rcndlni ; Itooni
HAVANA , CUBA.
IiiRlntorra Hntul Heiidlnic Hoom.
HONOLULU , H. I.
Honolulu Hotel Hcndlnic Iloutu.
HELENA.
W * . A. Moore , llth avenue nnd JIolu St ,
tlvlciin I'ulillu L.lbrni-7.
HOT SPRINGS , S. D.
George Gllinou.
HOT SPRINGS , \RK.
C. II.Vcnvpr Ji Co.
P. C. Ilovlujf.
L. D. Uouiicr A Co. , SO CentrnI Are.
KANSAS CITY.
Robert Held. ! < > - * McUce St.
Coaton , < ouie Xcnx Stand.
IllHiourl Uciiulillcnn Ulub , DOS Haiti *
more Avc.
Public Ijllirnry.
Itlcksj-cltiT Clt r Co. , Oth anilVnInut
_ opponltc I * . O.
Aallrrnr Y. > I. C. A. , room 27 Uiiloii
Depot , KnnnnH City , Bio.
Public Mbrnry.
LEXINGTON , KY.
Y. 91. C. A. llendlnif Room.
LINCOLN.
\V. S. EdiiiUton , 11211 O Street , Dcllvv
cry Audit.
LOS ANGELES.
Oliver A Ilnlnen , 1OII S. Sprlnu St.
F. Ji. Ilniificom121 ! 8. Main St.
LONDON , ENGLAND.
Olinrlca A GIHlK' Auiei-lcnu ISxchnngf
2 CockNiiur St. , TmfiilKur Sij. , 5. XV.
MANILA , P. I.
Anilroiv F. Suhoim , Cor. I'nentc d
mill Kwooita Street * .
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pnlillc Lllirary.
Went Hotel \CMVN Stand.
NEW YORK.
Cooper Union Mlirars- .
Fifth Avenue Hotel \en Stand.
Fifth Avenue Hotel HriHllitf * Itoonu
Kinplrc Hotel.
llroiiinc Street Library.
llollnlid Ilonxe Iti-nillliK Hoom.
Ilo n't ! ! nil Ilonne.
Inipcrlnl Hotel \OTVM Stnnil.
} | t > uliniilci' nml Trnili-m * Free I ,
No. IS Kant Slilcentli Sti-rel.
ITeH Cluli , 1 \anKiui .SI.
VVeHtinliiKter Hotel Ilraillnir I too in.
IVIndMir Hotel Heailliiif Itoiim.
V. M. C. A. , * : . ' ! il Street anilItli Avenues
OfiDEN.
\V. Wplili , 2-105 Witnliliiirtou Avo.
W. Ci. Kind.
PARIS , FRANCE.
Vt-w Vorli Herald ItriuHiiif Itonni. 43
Avc. tie rOfiera.
TlioH. Took .t SOIIN , ] Avc. lc I'Opcro.
PONCE , P RTO RICO.
7. < nve .t tiefitroiii.
PORTI AND , ORE.
IV. IS. .lonea , ifl Aliler .St
I'ortlanil Hotel .Vf'VfN Mnnil.
PHILADBLP IA.
Uvrcnnllle l.lliriirj.
SACRAMENTO.
I'ulillo I.IIirary.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Public l.llirar ) .
SAU.IUAN , PORTO RICO.
Hotel IiiKlalerra lleailliiu Itoiim.
SAM A ANA , CAL.
Santa Ann Krct * I'nlillii l.llirarr ,
SALT LAKE CITY.
I , , I" . Ilainiiiul , l , > c-i-nui Hi cater.
Salt l.-il.e .Se\iB Co.
I'nlillti l.lb-ar- .
SEATTLE
KnHterii .Venn to. , itlll 1-i : IMUe St.
A. 1' . l.iiudliri-K ,
GRortce F.Varil. .
SIOUX CITY.
f.nrrilIHOII llotrlitrM Munil.
Moiiilnniln Hotel .Ne-nii ilanil.
Hotel Vendonieeiv Stanil ,
t'omvny A ICnlL-lierlxieKrr.
I'nlille l.lhrarj.
f.rrnlil FltKllit > nn , 71)11 Foiirlh St.
llr > > - Allen. : iJl Trnler .SI.
V. HI. V , A. Head I ii K Hoom.
SPOKANK.
John W. firiiliain T-U--'l Hlrer ia
Avenue ,
ST. .IOSHPII.
.NrT > Mil ml , 7-1 Bilmond
,
Juiicllnii .Vi'tvp .Sliiiul. til ( ) ndinoud
V , SI. C. A , Itppillnir llooin.
ST PAUL , MINN.
I'rrmi Clnli.
\Vlndmir llotrl.
ST. I.OUIS
K. J , Jett , HOtJ Olive > t.
rliintrrx' llotrl .Venn ill and.
I'ulillu Mlirnrr-
WA8IIINUTON , D. C.
WlllarU'n lintel \L-IT Stand.
Arlluirton Hold ,
Douv rpKolonal
Acrrlciiltnl'iil ricimrlnient I.ITirnrr.
Itcpubllvuu Nutluunl Couiuilftv * , *
