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MJiE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FT?! DAT, MARCH P,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Futures on Board of Trade Active
and Strong.
CORN MARKET STRONG AND FAIRLY ACTIVE
Onts Are Hull, lull Menily ltd Corn
it nil Cloned I'lnn Provisions .Mar
ket Opens I iii-liniiucil, lint
u l.nlrr Miiiik .clllty.
CHICAGO, March S.-t'nder the Inspira
tion of cash wheat strength at Liverpool
and New York wheat future, on the Hoard
of Trntlo wero active and strong, .May clos
Ing c over yesterday. May corn closed
lit- up, helped ly n Rood cash demand, and
Way oats a shade hlKlier. The provisions
market closed strong; May pork ITl41i2a
Slny lard Wc and May ribs "fcfjluc Im
proved. At tho beginning of the session In tin
wheat pit there were two considerations
cvhlch wero shortly afterward lost sight of
-easier cables and the Price Current aser- 1
tlon that the marketable supply of wheat 1
f. as much greater than could be distributed
before a new crop With tlnMe things In 1
mind tho market opened easier, May Wic '
iloun at CiV'iW-si to irtfiW,v. The factors
Jn the easiness were soon eliminated, Imw
vcr, by the strength of Liverpool for
Mot wheat, under which the market Into!
reacted. Ah the session proceeded the bull I
position was further for tilled b the 1
Htrcugth of New Vork for e.ish, talk of a. 1
big export business !io boatloads which
was reported to have been done late yes
terday, and some uneasiness over reports
of more plague cases In Argentina. May
ndvanceil to Wo curly and clung aroiiul
that llgtire for some time. Near the etid
of the session renewed buying pressure re.
Milled In a bulge which enrrbri May to
IWc. The close was strong. May
V- over yesterday at Wi','ifi5,sc.
Atlantic port clearances in wheat and
Hour were eipial to itwi.ooii bushels. New
York reported 2S loads taken for export.
Primary receipts weie i'.IS.ikk) bushels, com
pared with tt91,unn bushels last year. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported r2l cars,
iignlnst KV last week and fivj a ear nen.
Local receipts were -I cars, 1 of contract
trade.
The corn market was strong nnd fairly
nr'tlve. Tho opening was easy, May '.e
lnwer at .H'iliS.'.e. In sympathy wlih the
early dip In wheat, bin thereafter the
cotirse was upward. Country offerings
were very light. It was reported; roads very
bail for the movement ami receipts mod
crate, while a big cash business was being
ilono here. Cnder these Inlliiences Mav
turned linn, selling for some time around
."VifilVio. Shippers and provision people
were good buyers. Lnter In the session tho
advance was carried still further on re
ports of an excellent export demand and In
sympathy with wheat. May pushed on to
Sn'je, at which the market closed,
over yesterday. Local receipts were 2!0
cars, 32 cars under the estimate. New York
reported 16 loads taken for export. Clenr
tinces were lll.ooo bushels.
Oats were dull hut steadv with corn and
closed linn. Receipts were moderate and
the shipping demand slow. Two hundred
nnd thirteen cars were received here. May
ranged from -Is!' ti lil'e nnd closed a
hhaile Improved at 2;iT2:Pse.
The provisions market opened nucha used,
but the development of a good cash de
mand, both domestic and export, together
with light offerings ami tho strength of
Kruln, caused a rally and some activity.
Liverpool was fid higher for lard and the 1
demand here was especially good. May
pork ranged from to.r,7a to $10.sn
and ,
closed "Hn"nc over yesterday at $10. 77 'Mi' '
10.M; Mny lard from $i.S7'-.. to $.i.92!4Tiri.!i5. (
closing hflilse up at y-LiC'slL'ri. nnd .May
illis from $."i.h2'4 to $."i.924, with the close 7'a
CMOc Improved nt $.".Wf3.5i21g.
Kstlmatcd recelits tomorrow: Wheat, 20
cars; corn, .'ion cars; oats, 215 cars; hogs, 25,
000 head.
The leading futures ranged ns follows:
Arllcles.l Open.l High. Low. I Close.! Yes'y.
"Wheat I 1 1 11
I Mch. I ntiji kim r,mifi-,v.ifi!H din
May fi3'iif m t fii'.'.fi (.Vi'i
July 66U'.4l fiT'4' IK'illn'iflM 66
C-rn- 1 1 1 I I
1 Mch. I ' I I 31 1 ra4
, May LlPiliSo' .WAHllTsftSS1 35'sl 3ifl'
I July MVifiUl .1-,M3.Wol,iir.Vi,r 3-"t;
Sept. 35Ti' M?.:Wt I .WnSSVhi
! f),ns- 1 1 I I I
May 23M 23'4 23M23n'4' 2:1
July 22'4 22m22;Ti',4! '" 22',
I'ot-k- I I I I
Mav 10 60 10 M I 10 57'4I 10 SO 10 60
July 10 65 1 10 S3 10 l'.2',2! 10 S5 10 (V,
ill
May 5 R7'.A 5 93 I n f.7'41 5 ffi 5 S7'4
July r. 93 1 t; a'i r. 93 1 c 03 r 97U
-- 'III
Mny r. R2'4 5 M2',t' 5 S2'4I 5 92',4 5 S2'4
July 5 S3 I 5 93 I 5 S3 5 95 j 5 SB
"No 2. '
Cash quotatlotm were as follows:
FLOUR Wendy: winter patents, Jl. j0-n
It 60; straights, $2.90Ti3.:(rt; clears, $.'.7rni3.0O;
fprlng specials, $3. SO; iatcnts, $1. 10)3. 15;
nr-H-M,. f2 60Ti3.ini; bakers, $2.nO'ii2.l0.
WHKAT-No. 3 spring, ClUf 1 65,. ; No. 2
j-oi iis'itO
COIiN-No. 2. 3114c: No.
SPic.
OATS No. 2. 23MI23M
C6isc: No. 3 white. 25i,f2i'.c.
2 yellow. rH'ff
; No. 2 white,
RYU -No. 2. KLifiriiic.
ItARLlCY No. 2. 37fi39tsi
S'-'iotm -Flaxseed. No. 1. $1.60; northwest,
II W; prime timothy. $2.35'(r2.fti.
PROVISIONS-Mcss pork, per bbl.. $'i.S5fi
Jft.SO. Lard, per WO His., $fi.72Hi5.S3. Short
ribs sides (looe, Ku'TifiM. Dry salted
hhoulders (lioxedi, $6.25f6.5il. Short clear
eldes Ihoxed), $6.iMifj6 10;
WHISKY -Distillers' tlnlshed goods, on
basis of high wines, per gal., $1.21.
SUGARS Cut loaf, $6. 03; grnnulnted, $5.49.
Following nro the receipts nnd shipments
for today:
Receipt. Shlpm'ts
Flour, bbls 3n,(ioo 51,nni)
"Wheat, bu iH.nno caoini
Corn, bu 3I9,iioo Ifil.on)
Oats, bu 27I.HOO 15!l,(iin
Itye, bu 9,(00
Ilnrley, bu fii.tKV) 32ioon
On the Produco exchange today the but
ter market was strong: creameries, 19lf
'.'"e; dairies, 16U1i22e. Cheese, llrm at 12
fi713c. Uggs. steady; fresh. lTiivfipie.
M 3 W YORK i HMlll A I, .M A It K I'.T,
QiiotntliniN for I be Da) on Vnrlous
Cum iiiiidltleN.
NKW YORK. March S.-FI.OUR-Re-relpts,
S.imi bbls.; exports. 6.361 bids.: mar
ket was In a tinner po.qtlon, but rather
quiet, as buyers were not fully prepared
to meet tho higher prices asked.
Minnesota patents, $.I.7W3.!K); Mlnue
.otn bakers, $J.PiV?i3.(i5; whiter pat
ems. $3.(Wii;i..vri; winter straights. $3.10?
t.M: winter extras. K.xMi'i'M; winter low
grades, $.'.252. to. Rye Hour, fair to good
3.0,3.20; choice to fancy. $3 i,3
Hill iVMiit ui HiMJI , UU1 ui i 1. iHtlt !,.:.
HUCKWIIKAT-Qulet at 57c. c.
York.
I. f.. New
CORNMKAIlu!l; yellow western, 83c
rlty, S(V-; llrandywlne, $2,201(2.30. '
RYU Steady: No. 2 western. iVM: fob
Jijloat; state. 3ij57c. c. I t. Now" York, car
11ARLHY-Quiet; feeding. KfMCe, New
lork: maltliif. )Viirlc.
V.U.Vl't.V "ALT-null: western. t.5W65e.
..!!,,tAT-,,,,",Pi. l".6"o bu.; exports.
irki.S.1, bu. hiot. strong; No. 2 ted 7Wc
r evulor; No. 2 red, 73',4e, f. o. b nlloat, la
More; No. t northern Duluth, 79c, f o h
nlloat, prompt; No. 1 hard Duluth, soi.e f'
o. b., ulloal, pn.mpi Options opened
Meady and later advanced on the strung
cash position and alarm among shorts.
.Later the bull movement eulnri-eil i,- in
became active and mlcs r. i,.iii,.. r., 1
J he top In the last hour, helped bv export
tiuylug, strong cnqi rumors and light s pec
tdatlvo offerings. Closed strong at Wr
t'.e net advance; March. 76..c: .Mav 72 H-16
WHO!-, iiusni ui ue; Jlliy. 71 15.1i,tiT?7.
closed at 72M'I September,
71 ir.it!.?ti ..
Closed nt 72V. "-Mv.
CORN-Recclpls, 27.3l) bu.; exports, PH..
Si. bu. Spot, tlrm: No. 2, 42c, f. .1. h., niinat.
nnd 41M-'. clevutor Options were verv dull
nil day. but showed llrmness in sy mp.it hv
with wheut nnd the west, where demauil
was active. Closed llrm at M- net advance
May. lnHM0i'. closed at 0V; July. i)7ic.'
Dlosed at I07c.
OATS ReceliUs, 2il.soo hu.; exports 3.10
bu. Split, llrm; No. 2. 2M4c; No. 3, 2sc- No
I white. 31c; No. 3 white, 31i,c; track
tnlxcd western. 2Sisii;;iv; track white, svm
3c. Options opened quiet but llrm.
1n.AYA",!lY': "hlpplliB, 65',70o; good to
tlmlce, S0JS7,c.
llOr'S-Qulet: state.
RM crop io ; lS9i crop, 71i9c; IS99 croii, 12ff
3c, Pacllli coast. lSf-i crop. Hitfc, 1S9S cron
HJ9c; 193 crop. 12H13.-. ' "
llinKS Firm, llalvestnn. CO to 2o lbs
1914c; California, 21 to 25 lbs.. 20c; Texas
dry. 24 to 30 lbs . 15c. ' "
LKATHKR Steady; hemlock sole, Ruenos
Avres. light to heavyweight, 23!sc; neld 25
fll25M,i
PROVISIONS-Heef quiet; fumllv. ll oiv,r
13.00; mess, SlO.oo'iMft 50: beef hams, $jo.oofr
22.O0; packet. $IL00fMI 75. city extra India
mean, $19,00122.00. Cut meata, steady, pickled
bcltle-, $! :;T'o7 W). pickled shoulders, S
trickled hams. J!i.imii9 .: '. Uird, Arm; western
!tcnm, W.V); .March closed M.I5, nominal
rentier!, ilrin; continent. $6.1",; compound
M62'j. South America, I0.TO. Pork, sternly;
famli. Ii3(nr3.2d: xhort clear. (2.0Ofi 13.W:
rar!i, Jlo.TSflll.ri Tallow, quiet; city. S'iff
tif. country, &i4C.
.in r Klrm. domestic, fair to extra, I'ift
''; Japan, iu&c
Mni.A.SHKS-Stenriy; New Orleans open
xeric coo'i io cnoice, 4 it .?.
HrTTKIl-Kecelnts. 3.210 nkgs.: Arm
.Iilne creamery, WiSIHe; western creamery.
?i2ic; fartirry. 171120c
illKKSK-lleieipt?. 2,ffl nkgs.: firm;
fumy largo, white and colored, MfilJUr;
runny small, white, lTO13'4e; fancy small
c'rioteri. : choice grodes. 12W12ii".
KOOH Hecolpts. 9.C9I tikgs. ; weak and
lour-r; western, at mark, llJif13e; southern,
nt mark. tv.
MKTAI.S-The- general character of tho
metal market remains unsatisfactory. Pig
Iron dosed very dull: lake copper ruled In-
XlZ Vl'JJSSVVIS hau'T al a'd'
vanee of J,i points, closing dull at ill. 50,
that figure nominal; lead ruled quiet at
quiet prices, as did also spelter, and both
closed $1.70" 1. "ii, these llgurcs also quiet,
nominal. Tho brokers' price for lead was
$ I. 1j and for copper tli.!.
ommiv wiioi.nsAi.n ma hk ins.
' 11 it 1 1 1 iti of Trmlf and (Initiations
on Maple mill I'll lie Produce,
KO(!S Ilecelpts, Increasing; fresh stock,
12e.
DUKSSIH) POrLTUY-Cholco. to fancy
, turkeys, UVillc; ducks, D'ifilOe; geese, flt.Jff
10c; spring chickens, SBMfcc; liens, &8',4c;
roosters, 5'iific.
LIVK POPLTHY - Hens, "c; spring
chickens, 7c; young, staggy nnd old
roosters, ITiUc; ducks, 7'4fjSc; geese, 7'lTiSc;
turkeys, "'siiSo.
ui'TTHIt Common to fair, 16c; choice,
17iPe; separator, 25c; gathered creamery,
22'a'.';!i'.
PIOKONS Live, per doz 9OC0J1.OO.
VKALS-Cholce, HHlOc.
OY8TKKS Medium, per can, 18c; stand
ard, per can, 22c; bulk standard, per gal.,
$1.2j; extra selects, per can, 30c: extra se
lects, per gal.. II.WM.73; New York counts,
per can, 37c; Now York counts, per 100, $1.25.
HIDHS.
HIDKS-No. 1 green hides. 7'4c; No. 2
green hides, iI'ac; No. l snlted hides. S'4e;
No. 2 salted hlile 7!tiC; No. 1 Veal calf, s to
12 lbs.. 8c; No. 2 veal calf, 12 to IS lbs., Sc.
HAY Per carload lots: Upland, choice,
M; midland, choice, J.VfiO; lowland, choice,
$.1; rye straw, choice. $1.50; No. 3 corn, 27'ac;
Nn. 3 white, oats, 22',sc; cracked corn, per
ton. $12; corn and oats, chopped, per ton,
JI2.T.0; bran, per ton, $12.50; snorts, per ton,
tVSM.
VKOHTAHLBS.
NKV TCIINIP.S-Pcr doz. bunches, 60c.
SPINACII-Per box, $1.
NI-:V HKHTrf-IYr doz. bunches. 40g)c.
LHTTl'CH Per doz. buuehes, 40c; fancy
head lettuce, per bbl., $.".
ItADlSiiICS Per doz. bunches, 33c.
SW'KKT POTATOKS - Per bbl.. Illinois,
$3: Jersevs, $3; large bbls., Kansas. $2.73.
prvr-ATOHS Per liu., choice, 3OW40c.
CAHIlACi: Holland seed, 2Uy2',ie.
CACLII'LOWKlt California, per crate,
$S.ii(i2.oO.
CHLKHY Per doz., 23330c; California, per
bunch, ICKfiTSe.
Tl'KNIPS-llutnbngns, per lb., Vic
TOMATO US - Florida, per six-basket
crate. $1.
Ml'SllHOOMS-Per lb. box. COc.
lUlt'HAHH-Per doz.. iT.STuc.
ONIONS-Itetall. yellow, 75c; red, 85a0Oc;
Ohlos. per bbl.. K.Z,.
KHUIT3.
APPLICS "holco western shipping stock.
J1.7.VB UW; New York stock, $3o; fancy,
$175.
CHAPICS-Mnlnga. per bbl.. J7.0Onfl.00.
CUANHHKUIKH-Bell and llugle, per
001., tj.ii".
TItOPICAL FRUITS.
ORAN01'S California, fnncy navels, per
box. $3.25'u3.50; choice navels. $2.75fi.1.O0; Cali
fornia seedlings, per box, $2.WU2.75.
LUMONS California, choice, per box. $3
fancy. $.1.50: Mcsslnas. choice, uer box. J3 no-
fancy. $1.
HANANAS Per bunch, medium. J1.7K.W
2.00; fancy. $2.orvQ2.25.
MISCKLLANKOUS.
HONHY Per 2t-ect!on case. $3.50.
NUTS - Hickory, large, per bu., $1.23;
shellbarks, $1.35.
St. I.iihIh C in I ii unit Provision.
ST. LOUIS, Mnrch S.-WIIKAT-Hlgher;
No. 2 red cosh, elevator, 69ic; track, 73'ir
73'2c: March. 70c; May, OO-iic; July. 6ic;
No. 2 hard. tXiRCSV: rccoipls, 14.230 bushels.
CORN Higher: No. 2 cash, 33'ic; track,
SJUfi'llUc; March, 3314c; May, 31c; July,
3!,4'.
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash. 21c: track.
S-;C:M,m'11" -"-"c: Mn'- 2,,c: -No- 2 white,
21u 21UC.
It YK Strong at &6'4c.
FLOUR-Ilarely steady.
SIJICDS-Tlmothy. weaker; ordinary. $2.15
230; prime worth more. Flax, quiet at
" ("ORNMICAI-Stcady, Sl.S0fH.S5.
URAN Steady ; sacked, east track, C6'4c
HAY-Strong; timothy, $9.0012.50; prairie,
$6.256.75.
WlllSKY-Steadr. $1.21.
I RON COTTONTI HS-St.23.
I!A( 1C. I NO-fiT.fi7BiC.
HUMP TVINK-9c.
PROVISIONS-I'jrk: Firm: Jobbing, old.
$10 50; n--w. $11.25. iard: Higher; prime
Hleam, $5.V5; 1 holcc. $3.70. Dry salt (boxed)
meats, steady; extra shorts, 6; clear ribs,
$6.l2'-j; clear sides. $6.25. Ilacon (boxed),
steady; extra shorts, $6.60; clear ribs,
$6.62'2: clear sides, $6.75.
M L'l'A I.S Lead : Lower nt '$4.57'4f(4.CO.
Spelter: Higher at $1.60.
POULTRY-Strouger; chickens, 607t4c;
turkeys, .siiy'jc; ducks. 9c; geese, 5'yOCe. ,
KdllS-Lower nt 13!iiC.
RUTTHR-Steady; creamery, 20025c;
ihiirv l(Vfi20'
RFCKIPTS-Flour. l.OoO bbls : wheat, II,
m bu.; corn, 77,000 bu.; oats, 4S.O0O bu.
SlIIPMKNTS-Flour. ri.000 bbls.; wheat,
39,000 bu.; corn, 72.()0 bu.; oats, 31,000 bu.
KiiiisiiN City tiriiln anil Provisions.
ICANSAS CITY. .Mnrch S.-WHHAT-May.
62'tc: cash, No. 2 hard, 63',iffiGle; No.
3, fiOfifillo: No. 2 red, 70c; No. 3, 64fj69c.
CORN-May, 32'ic; cash, No. 2 mixed,
."inirtlliUic; No. 2 white, 32sifi33c; No, 3,
32'ii32Wi
OATS-No. 2 white, HS2ic.
RYU-No. 2. 5le.
HAY Choice- timothy. $10.00f?10.60; cholco
prairie. $7.25fi7.60
IIUTTKR Creamery, 20fi23e; dairy, 19c.
KCMiS Lower; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, ll'..c, cases returned; new white
wood cases Included, 12e.
RKCKIPTS-Wheat, 132,(H10 im.j corn, 19,
loo bu.: oats. 10,001 bu.
SHIPMHNTS Wheat. 291,000 bu.; corn,
23,li) bu.; oats, S.ii bu.
I.ImtiiiiiiI ; nil 11 mill Provision,
LIVKRPOOL, March K.-WHBAT-Spot.
No I northern, spring, llrm at 6s Id. Fu
tures, steady; March, 5s 10d; May. 5s9'.d:
Julv, 5s v-.,,.
CORN Spot, American mixed new. steadv
at ."til; American mixed, old, siendy at
.'U9VI. Futures, steady; May, 3 SMI; July.
3s sd.
PltoVISIONS-Shouldcrs, square, llrm nt
32s Si I.
Ml 11 u en pill Is Wheat it ml I' I our.
MINNFAPOL1S. March S.-WIIICAT-In
store: No. 1 northern, 6(140: Mny, filler
fii4c; July, fiSU'ltdiM?. On track: No. 1 hard,
fiii'sc; No. 1 northern, 0414c; No. 2 northern
03c.
l'LOUR-Steady; llrst patents. $3.63;
ond paten's, $3.33; llrst clears, $'.50; m
sec-
second
clears, j.-.oo.
RRAN-QulKl; In bulk, $ll.fHM1.23.
Toledo MnrUct.
TOLKDO, O, .March K.WH 13 AT Active,
higher: No. 2 cash. 7i,vc; May, 72?ic.
CORN Active, higher; No. 2 mixed, 36c.
OATS Hull, steady; No. 2 mixed, 2p.c.
RYK-Dull; No. 2 ca-h. B7c.
SURDS-Clover, tlrm, uctlve; prime cash,
old, $1.95; March, new, $5.62i,s.
Plilliiileliihlii I'rniliico Mnrliet.
PIIILADF.LPHIA. March S. I1UTTKR
Firm; faiuv western creamery, 2i)f26i2y;
fancv writcn .rlnts. 27c.
HTl!? Firm; fresh nearby, 15c; fresh
western. tVilV-c: fresh southwestern, 15s;
frish soutliern, H!-.c.
CItKKSK UnchaiiBcd.
Milwaukee lirnlii Mnrliet.
MILWAUKKK, March S. - WHKAT -Steadv:
No. 1 northern, 66c; No. 2 northern.
tiJMiiilc.
RYK Stradv; No. 1, 3vi3Si,c.
HARLKY Dull; No. 2, lift (3c; sample, 36
513,'.
Dtlllilli (i ill 1 11 MarUel.
DULUTH. M.inh S.-WHKAT-No 1 hard
cash, I'fi-ic: May, tWc; No. 1 northern, msli'
'3!:c: M.,..,;,;:';,: J No. 2 northern.
Cic; No. 3 snilng. 53',ic;
OAT-2:i'ff2(e.
CORN-33iC
I'eorlu Miii'l.el,
PKORIA, March S.-CORN-Flrnt; No. 2,
31c.
OATS-FIrm: No. 3 white, 2tt2iic.
WHISK Y Firm, on tho basis of $1.21 for
linUhed goods.
I.11111I011 slici'iisk 1 11 Milr,
LONDON. M.ir-'i S. -A sale of sheepskins
was held today and 3.9S3 bales were offered
Thero was nn average attendance present
and about 2,750 bairn were sold The gen
eral m' joori of iho alo was moderate and
in,- nn imi-iiiiii uuyers oougii' less than
usual Australian merino combing cress
brrils s I I -VI lower nd merino clothing
j fold td lower. Following arc the Bales In
detail. New South Wales 170 bales . lothlng
-n-d?..mbJ.15K?nt Wii -tiiitraiM.
11 bales clothing nnd combing nt 4Mf9'd,
West Australia. .59 bales clothing and tomb-
Ing nt 3(,fi9ind. Tasmania. bales clothing
...... iiui ik 111. -,4-,ir-mi i IUVIT 1'ltlllC. 1
bales clothing and combing at I'iflCd; Falk
land Island, 10 bnles clothing and combing at
id; Punta Arenas, 410 baleji clothing nnd
combing at 3'ifl7d.
M()VI511i:.TN OI-' STOCK AMI IIO.VDS.
Reports
I'm 11 nihil- IteunrdliiK
(lot-
liiou for Values.
NKW YORK. March s.-The market was
practically relieved today of all disturbing
factors In tho way of acute weakness of
special stoiks. Reports nil continued favorable-
regarding the outlook for values,
but the demand for stocks was almost un
nppreclable. liven the small buying for In
vestment, based on large enrnlngs of rail
roads, which has been In evidence for some
time past, dropped out of sight today.
Speculators are refraining entirely, from
commitments for the advance. On the other
hand the bear operators of any consid
erable caliber seemed to become discour
aged by the futility of their efforts and the
culmination of events counted upon for a
reaction. They made some demonstration
against People's (las, Consolidated Has and
.Metropolitan Street Railway, but no cited
was produced on the general market. The
room traders labored In vain to set the
sluggish tide of prices In motion. In many
storks thn iirlfM ,.hfini'i u,rn u,.fir...lt. utif.
Orient to cover a broker's commission and
the inertness or the market Increased In
proportion to the distance from last night's
level, the tendency being to come back to
that level from either below or above It.
The Iron and steel stocks wero generally
llrm on the encouraging opinions expiesscd
by authorities In the trade. The maln
lenanco of the St. Paul dividend nt tho
existing rato found no response In the
market, as It has been fully foreshadowed
by t'ie largo nbnoritlon of gtoss earnings
In operating expenses. alio reported
agreement of western railroad presidents
on recommendations designed to harmon
Izo dlflerences over freights, the determina
tion to advance hltumlnlus coal rates to the
lakes and additional gains reported In rail
road earnings were all without effect mi
prices. The publl'hed report of a proposed
incieage in thp next dividend on the ore
ferred toek of Pittsburg, Clnclnnutl, Chi
engo & St. Louis was met by a drop In
that stock of 3W points. Rio Orande West
ern was notable for a Jump of nearly S
points. Thero was continued doubt and
apprehension over the rapacity of the
money market to get through without .1
pinch to Hip period of relief by the opera
tion 01 tap currency mil.
Tho possibility wan convassed of ac
tion by the Treasury department to re
sume the deposit of Internal revenue col
lections with tho banks, but no nuthnrl
tatlve sanction was given for such nos-
slblllty. Tho nbsorptlon of funds by the
Now York subtreasury ilnce hist erlday
had already reached S5.fi3l.00i) up to the
close of business last night. The total
revenue surplus taken up by the govern
ment since the first of the month up to
tho satnii date amounted to only $J.0il.2l3.
The snec al drn n thus lnillcated upon 1110
New York banks Is due to tho large customs
payments by Importers. Imports nt pres
ent nrn running very high, us nn Incident
of the active demand for commodities, nnd
tho payment of the duties Is diverted rrom
the New York banks Into the snbtrensin v.
The demand for oans ror purchne or gov
ernment bnnds continues large. These two
factors threaten the early obliteration of
surplus reserves of the New York banks.
The bond market was not so active as
yesierdny, but prices were Ilrmly held. Total
sales, par value, J1.39o.OuO. United States 3s
declined i, and the new 4s '5 In the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
llnauclnl cablegram says: The markets
here were quiet and featureless today, but
the tone was cheerful on lrfird Roberts' ad
vance nnd rumors of pence negotiations. A
stor:- was current that 3,000 Hoers were of
fering to surrender. The queen's visit 10
London checked business. There Is enger
hlddlni; on tho new war loan at 17,7)2
premium, although nothing Is yet known
of the denomination or price. The expecta
tion is ror a 24 lonn at sis or yyfc. applica
tions to bo received nt the postolll-es In
small sums. A great rush Is certain.
Americans were Inactive nnd dull, collnpsej
In the Industrials bolus fenred. The bank
bought .5,0o0 Bold In Kirs. Call money
was llrm and ibllls were also llrm. though
more plentiful. The bank renewed a largo
amount of loans nnd did a fnlr fresh busi
ness in loans and discounts. Silver reached
27 9-16 on olltsldo buying.
Tho following are the quotations for tho
leading stocks on the New York exchungo
today:
Aldnlson
do pfd
Ilaltlmoro & O.
Canadian Pac.
Canada So
dies. & Ohio..
Chicago (1. W..
C. H. & Q
Chi., lnd. fc L.
do pfd
22 ',4 Texas & I'aclllc. 15i
65is Union I'aclllc
4Si
. 6lhii do pfd
. DS'fc Wabash
. 4SV4I do pfd
. 2S (Wheel. .4 L. 13.
. 13 I do 2d pfd..
.122'2Vls. Central ..
. 19VAilnniH Kx
. 51V Amor. Fx
C'i
. 2o
. 10' i
. 267
. 17
.111
.in
Chi. & K. III...
5ia,U. ii. Fx
45
Chicago H N. W.156 Wells-Fnrgo Fx. .123
C.. R. I. & P....106UIAmer,
Cot. Oil
pfd
Ma ting
pfd....
S. & R.
:'
C. C. C. & St. L. 6sT do
Colo. Southern... G 'Amer.
do 1st plil.... 43 I do
5',
25',s
39
90', i
I
do 2d pfd.... 16U Amcr.
De
& Hudson ..11IW
do nfd
Del. L. & W
Amer. Spirits
do pfd
Denver fi R,
O.
. 19i,i
17
do pfd
Krlt
do 1st pfd..
(it. Nor. pfd....
Hocking Coal .
Hocking Valley
II loots Central.
71ulAmer. S. Hood.. S'K
12 do pfd SO
3i4,Anier. S. & W... 6:iTi
1W4I do pfd 9014
lSli1 Amer. Tin Plate. sn,
30 I do pfd SO
II214 Amer. Tobacco... io:!";
131 do nfd 13.5
Iowa Central
do
pfd 4 Antic. Mining Co. 46si
K. C
1 . ts.. 12'4 Hrooltlyn H. T. ... civ
Lako Krle & W.. 20', Colo. Fuel & 1.
421,
do prd S3 Con. Tobacco .
L:.kc Shore 191 ; do pfd
L. & N 81U1 Federal Steel ,
Manhattan L 91 I do pfd
Met. St. Ry 167 CJen. Klectrlc .
Jlex. Central .... 1P4 O'ucose Sugar
Minn. & St. L... 61 do pfd
.. 2M,
.. S3U
. 5i'U
. . 72
..125
.. 51U
.. 99
.. 17
.. fiJ
do nfd
.. 91 llnter. Paper .
.. 44M do pfd
.. 4IU Lncledo Oa ..
Mo. Paclllc ...
Mobile & Ohio
Mift. K. &. T..
do pfd
N. J. Central
74
.. 1014 National Illscu'.t. 35
.. 3214 do pfd 91
..116 National Lead ..
..133i,i' do pfd IOH4
.. 31 Notional Steel .. 43
.. 7(7, do pfd 93
N. Y. Centra' ..
Norfolk & W....
do pfd
No. Paclllc
do pfd
Ontnro & W....
Ore. Ry. & Nnv
do pfd
Pennsylvania ...
Reading
do 1st pfd..
do 2d pfd...
Rio O. W
do nfd
St. L. & S. F...
do 1st pfd...
do 2d pfd...
St. L. Southw..
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
St. P. & O
So. Pacific
So. Railway
do pfd
625, N. Y. Air Hrnke.12.5i
'll'i. No. American
H"i
. 231s I'aclllc Coast ...
J2 I do 1st pfd...
76 I do 2d pld...
,13l',i Paclllc Msil ....
17',j People's (Jas . . .
57 Pressed S. Car..
29 do pfd
; Ptil. man P. Car.
9i3, S. R. & T
IOI4 Sugar .A
6S do pfd
:iHi Tenn. Coal & I.
lls V. S. Leather ...
'M-'h do pfd
1!') U. S. Rubber ...
172 I do pfd
106 ! Western Union.
37 Rep. I. ,fc S
13il do pfd
67S4 I'. C. C. & St. L,
49
SO
CO
37 '4
93
62is
U2
5'.
97-g
1091 2
9P4
1P.H
7I3.
in i
92
219!
67
63
First nsst
iiald.
vr York Money Miirkel.
NKW YORK, March S.-.MONKY-On call,
steady nt 21i2'i per cent; last loan, at 2 per
cent; prlmo mercantile paper, 42ijS4 per
cent
STKHLINO KXCIIANOK-Flrm, with ac
tu.il biMlncs In bankers' bills nt SI..S4U for
ilenuind nnd at $(.82i4,'i4.S21 for sixty das;
posted rates, H.X,'u (.S6 and $I.S7fi l.!i7'i4:
commercial bills. SOPwfi'l.SS.
SILVKR-Ccrtlllcates, tM'iJjfllc; bar, 59'ie;
Mexican dollars, 47V.
HON DS( ivern ment, weak; state, strong;
railroad, tlrm.
The following nro tho closing quotations
on bonds:
U. S. 2s. ri'ii
do reg,
do coupon
do new 4s,
do coupon
do old 4s,
do coupon
10 1 .N. Y. C. 1s 1101,
N- J- C. gen. 3s.. I2.!54
Ill's No. I'arodna Os.127
rcg.13614 do lv 106
136if- No. I'aclllc 3s.... 66V.
rcg..H7l? do 4s 10IU
USh N.Y.C. ,t S.L. 4.ii'Si,
do 5s, reg.
...Ubi-. .Nor. .t W. c. 4s.. 951.
do coupon llu-ii do gen. 6s.
.130
.10)
D. of C. 3 fi.V 119 Ore. Nav. Is..
Atchlton gen. 4s. II" do 4s
do ndj. 4s 82 Ore. S. L. 6..
.lC.'H
.127ii
t unad.i So. 2s int..i,i do ennsol 5s.
..113'-,
Chcs. fc O. Us . 1 i., Reading gen. 4s.. S5'-
do fx lists Rio (5. W. D.... 9Hl
C. fi N. W. c. 7s.l(i. Ht.L. I..M. o.6s.lllT
do S. F. deb5s.l:'l .St.L. fi S.F. g.Cs.120
Chicago Ter. Is.. 53 1st. Paul conso s.167'4
D. & Rio C. Is. ..101 St. V., C. fi V. Is.llSt.
I H. T.. V. fi C. ls.102
1 " .1 "
en. u.i 11 way !,.., nri
I Krle gen. 4s 701,
1 F. W. & D. C.la. 71',
S. R. fi T. 61'.... 72 I
Tenn. 11. s. 3h 93'i I
lien. K'ectrlc 5s..tfii.
nix. v i-aciuc is. in
(3. II. & S. A. 6s.l0 1 do
do 2s 1(i7'- Union Paclllc 4s.
II. & T. C. 5s. ...110'' Wubiiih Is
do consol 6s 112 do 2s
Ta. Central Is. ...Ill West Shore Is..
K. C.. P. fi li. I-. 7t Wli. Central Is.
La. pew con. U.106 Va. Centuries .,
L. & N. mil. 4h.. 99'4 do deferred ...
M'. K fc T 2.. HI Colo, r'a Is ....
do 4s 914 So. Paclllc Is...
1
1 'IS
.ll:1t
. 9)',
. ss
9K
. s:p,
ItnnU CleurliigN,
CHICAOO. March S.-Cenrlngs. SJ1.9rM.i0;
lialancfj, $1,625,201. Posted exchange. $I.SI
4.SS, New York exchange. 49e discount.
IIALTIMORK. Mnrch 8. Cleirlllgs, $3,236,.
333; balances. $703,778,
PHILADKDPHIA. Mnrch 8-Clcurllig
$12,S(,0'.t). balances, $2.c:7.0(r.' "
ST. LOUIS, March S.-Clearlns-, $3,391,291,
bilal.ces $0.1(P. Money, lod per tent.
N. w York e.vhange par bid. 10- premium
asked.
UnSTON. Marih S Clearings. $1932D337-
balances, $l.no?Kd icarings,
Ilosloii Mliiluu MIocl.M.
HOSTON. Manh S -Call loans, 3'slT !, per
cent; time loans. 4JR per cent. Closing
prices for stocks, bonds and mining shares:
A.. T. & S. V
West Unit
Westlngh. HleO.
Wis. Central ....
Atchkon 49
N. 1:. U. & C. ol
Adventure ...f...
Allouez M. Co....
91
7m 3
4;
2'.4
91
do lift! i&'a.
Aincr. Sugar ... 9A1
Hell Telephone ,.nio
Hoston & A'b'y,2ll
Iloston novated 117
C. M. & O...
.1
IJom. Coal ...
do prd....
i Federal Steel
! do pfd..,.
1 Fltchbtlrg pfd
Hen. Klectric
do pfd....
Hit. nice. III..
Mex. Central
1 N. H. (1. c.
1 Old Dominion
Rubber
.. 41
Ainnl. Cot)
..116
At antic
2314
3u'2, Morton Mont. .278
.Htitte uoston.. u
('alumet & Hec..7'-'l
Centennial is
1 Franklin ll'i
Parrot 4lt
Qulney 1;
Santa Fe Copper. 6si
Tamarack 1'
'Utah Mining .... 2S14
...l.C
...121
...137
. . .Stt
... 1
is
19
Union Paclllc
Union Land ..
4i1!Wlnona 2',-j
2 iWolverlnes lilt
Kx-dlvldend.
I.iiinliin Mock (tiiotnlloiis.
LONDON, March S.-1 p. m.-Closng:
Cons., money. .. p.) p-ifi Pcnnylvnnla ...
Cons., ncct . .io 1:1-11; RiMdlng
Canadian P.ie...,10l No. Pacltlc pfd.
69'i
76t,
23,
M
,st,
9
37U
','r'''
n Ali'hlsrm
do 1st lifil "Ml. l.miUvi1! r
Illinois Centra.'. .1161', Oranil Trunk ...
Union Pnc. pfd.. 75's Anaconda
St. P. common. .. 12IS, Rnnds
N. . Central ...137'i
PAR SILVICR-Stcndy at 2741 Per ounce.
'MONHY--31, per cent.
The rate or discount In the open market
f,.. Iw.ll, ..It.... 1 I. ... ,.111.. (
' ,e'r ," "u" '"
I '
Xi'iv York Mliilnu Stocks,
NKW YORK, March s.-Tho following arc
tho olllclal closing quotations for mining
chares:
Chollor
Crown Point ...
Con. Cnl. ,t Va.
Dead wood
Ontario
Ophlr
Plymouth
Quicksilver ...
I do pfd
Sierra Nevada
Wandnrd
(Union Con
'Yellow Jacket
..S23
.. 7't
.. 12
..130
..750
.. 32
..SOD
.. 17
.. 15
. 1(1
.110
Could & Currle.. It
Halo .t Norcross. 27
llomestuke 5iXD
Iron Silver US
Mexican 20
I'llI'l'lUII I'llllllicllll.
LONDON. Mnrch s.-The weekly state
ment of the Rank of Kugland shows tho
follow Ing changes: Total reserve, decrease,
JJi3S,n.iii: circulation, decrease, 41. MM; bul
lion, decrease, t;i7S,233: other securities, in
crease. All.,".ii7,0(), other deposits, decrease,
1,19S,!00; public deposits. Increase, ,U2,0os..
000; notes reserve, decrease, JJ525.K10; gov
ernment securities, decrease, .116,000. The
proportion of tho Hank of Kuglaud's re
serve to liability Is (2.23 per cent. Last
week Is was (3.66 per cent. The rate of dis
count unchanged at I per cent. American
securities opened good, with prices for tho
most part above parity. Afterward they
were below tho best and 11 disposition to
follow Wall street's lead. Trading was
limited. The tlual tone wus dull. Spanish
4s closed nt "0. The amount of bullion
taken Into the Rank of Kugland on bal
ances today was .C5.000. (lold premium nt
Lisbon has advanced to 43.50. Clohl pre
miums nre quoted ns follows: lluenos
Ayrcs, 127.30; Mndrld, 3157; Lisbon, 13;
Rome. 6.95.
PARIS, Mnrch 8. The weekly statement
of the Hank of France shows the following
changes: Notes In circulation, decrease.
2l.250.0co francs; treasury uccounts current,
decrease, 67,.'125,(uO francs; gold III hand, In-
crensed, 1.S75.000 francs; bills illscnutitttl.
decrease, 120.925,000 francs; silver In hand,
decrease, S75.COO francs. Husliiess on tho
botirso todav opened easy owing to the
unfnvorableness of the Industrials. Span
ish 4s were very Arm, after reacting. In
sympathy with the general list, and recov
ered toward tho close. Rio tlntos were
imitated on realizations. The market closed
llrm. Knlllrs attracted llttlo attention.
After the close De Peers were again In de
mand nnd hiirder. Three per cent rentes,
101 f 9c for the uccount; exchange on Lon
don. 23 f 23c for checks; Spanish 4s. 71.10.
HKRL1N. March i. Huslness on the
bourse lodny was dull and generally
easier. Spanish 4s wero harder, In sym
pathy with Paris.
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Mnrch S. Today's fitnte
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $299,967,577;
gold reserve, $2369.).il01.
Ciitlan Murltrt.
NEW YORK, 'March S. - COTTON A
large business was transuded In cotton fu
tures again today. Continual liquidation
was the principal factor In sustnlnlng the
volumo of transactions to an enormous
ti nil, seml-olllcially estimated nt 930.0U0
bales. The market started out with prices
unchnnged to 21M1 points higher. This rise
was due to the fact that the Kugllsh mar
ket, while showing at the opening u de
cline of 3-32d ill spot cotton nnd a decline
of 5-6(fi6-6ld In futures, was by no means
ns badly off as the demoralization shown by
our market might .erm In Justify. Then,
too. closing cables reduced the net decline
nt Liverpool 10 2-61171-61(1 for the day. Iiter.
however, our market showed the effect of
lieavy selling of long cotton. Margins were
nsked for that were not forthcoming, u
large amount of selling being of this clnss.
For the llrst time the. trade, blinded to
Ntutlstlrs und regulation market bearings by
the dazzling speculative advance tlint hns
been So long In progress, found time to re
turn to calculations resiardlng the mnve
mi nt nnd Its slgnlllcance. In tho afternoon
tho market broke sharply under renewed
heavy liquidation of long cotton nnd be
came excited and very Irregular, with the
tone Dually weak at u net decline of 45(23
points.
LIVKRPOOL. March R. COTTON Spot,
.business good and prices 3-32d lower; Amer
ican middling fair. 5 21-32d; good middling,
3 15-32d; middling r13-32d; low middling,
59-32(1; good ordinary. 55-32d; ordinary,
4 29-32(1. The sales of tho day were 15.0(0
bales, of which 1.0O were for speculation
nnd export und Included 12,200 American.
Receipts, IS.Orn) bales, Including 14,6(0 Amer
ican. Futures opened quiet and closed
steady at the decline; American middling,
1. in. a, Mnrch. 5 20-6!d, sellers; Mnrch nnd
April. 517-illd; April nnd May, 5 12-CC&.
u :i-64d, buyers; May und June, f rt-ei'ti'
5 10-6(d, sellers; June and July, 6-6-64flfi 7-C4d,
buyers; July nnd August. 5 3-6Ki5 4-fitd, buy
ers; August and September, ( 69-64'fl CO-lild,
buyers; September and October, 1 31-61(1,
value: October and November, 4 20-6ld, buy
ers; November and Decemhe'r. 4 13-61(1. buy-
ets, December and January, 4 13-6ld. buyers;
January and Ft hi nary. I 12-6ld. huvers.
'P l.OI-IQ M.it'.-I. 4 I tprrr' r..tr..
. ' --..., ......... i . - vw, ,w. lU(-l
and 'Bc lower; middling, 5'4c; receipts, 2,39?
I bales; shipments, 4.602 bales; stock, 78,695
bales.
NKW ORLKANS. Man h 8.-COTTON-lr-
' ..nm.ln... u r. I . . n 1... I II .r .....
rnn utiii.-i, iiruuiiii y, i lo-iuc;
I . . ' i-'". IIIIIIIII1IIK. fVfH,
, mldi llg. HUr: cood inlildllnt.- Il.i.li'.... mlil.
dllng fair, 9 9-16c; receipts, 9,fOS bales; stock,
37,1,514 bales. Futures, enslcr: .March, $S.S1
bid; Apill, JS.B41iS.SI,; May, $5.Sii; jt,e nn,
July. $S.S51S.6; August, $s si'r?S.S6; Septem
ber and October. Si.53Ti7.53; November and
December, $7.l3Ti7.l5; Jnnuary, $7.IIT(7.I3.
Wool .Mnrliet.
LONDON, March s.-WOOL There was a
good attendance at the wool auction sales
today. (Iruisy merinos were spiritedly earn
peted for by French nnd Russian 'repre
sentatives. There were good Inquiries for
scoured.' by the home and lontlneut. Cross
breds wero well represented. American
buyers securing a good portion, ("ape of
Hood Hope und Nfit.il wool was neglected
The number of bales offered aggregated
10.9(3. Large catalogues were offered and
business was active and tlrm. The follow,
ing aro the sales In detail: New South
Wales, 1,600 bales; scoured, lldTils 9Uip
greasy, 9'siKMs Id. Queinsland, 3,100 tiales;
scoured, Is P-dTMs UUd; greasy, 8Udfi'
ls2V2(l. Victoria, SIX) bales; scoured, lOdji
TCi'KV. 'I,'ls4"?d. South Australia.
1,20) hales; scoured. Is IdTHsCd; greasy, (Ml
(ills P,d. New Zealand. 3.70) bales; scoured.
OUdTMs 6t-d; greasy, i,,iHMs. Cape of (iood
Hope nnd Natal, 400 bales; scoured. Is "dji
'.'3 2d; greasy, I?4$r9"d.
I)rv liimiU Itllrlicl.
NKW YORK. March S.-DRY HOODS
Tho demand for staple cotton goods on tho
spot market has been of about uverago
dimensions, but buyers have shown lingo
Interest In forward business, both on ac
count of prices asked nnd the weaker mar
ket for raw cotton. No changes In raw
cotton. No changes In quotations In nny
prominent lino of stuple cottons, staple
prints nre llrm. with fair demand: fancies
(inlet and unchanged. Print cloths neg
lected In regulars and quiet as regards pro.
VlllllM III'ICPM. fllMPllSlfns IIMf.ll.ll1ir.iil In llln
general run or Kid unlshed cambrics, sill-
iMllS lltlll littler ,'lttllltl HlllllP-U III., mnrlfill
w "I goon condition
l iillei' llnrl.i'l,
NKW YORK, Mnn h 8. - 'OFFISH - Fu
tures opened sleaily nt 6IM0 Jtoliils ilecllnn
under disappointing cables and bearish locnl
sentiment In protracted absence of outside
hupport: ruled generally Irregular, with con
tinued weik undertone under disappointing
warehouse) deliveries and unsatisfactory
upot demnnd. Cl 'sed steady, with prices 5
nolnts net lower. Total sales. 11.230 linus
1 Including May at $1.S5i 1 90: June, $6.90; July.
$6 S."fil.B0. AilBiut, $ii.9.5' Si ptember. $6.9.51r
7 00. October. $7.0fMi7.O5. December. $7 20Tl7 25-
January $7 21, t-'pot, Rio, quiet. No.
voice. sc nominal No 7 Jobbing,
mild, quiet, Cordova, 9',4fillc.
In-
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
All Desirable Kindi of Cattlo Activo Sellers
Thursday Mtrning.
VERY MODERATE RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK
""It" In (iooil Ileum ml nt Prices
a l.lttlp Similiter Thnii Wcdnes
ilnj Slirrp nnd I.nmlis lloth
l!neciil)- Loiter.
, SOUTH OMAHA, Mnrch S
Sp?r.,,.,!' Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Olllclal Mondnv sisi 1! liu
H 0 11 Tu!,,ln' T.3I5 l'.,MI
Oil c al Wednesday 1.177 6.S45 5,66-i
Olllclal Thursday 1,6.1) 7, imj s.ixt
l'our days this week.... 7.722 25,102
Same days last week ... 7,271 26,53ij
Same days week before. .11, (52 27,127
Same three weeks mm in. 111 'jn:
25,711
2I.67S
26.7
30.21
Averago price paid for hogs tor the
several days with comparisons'
In
11900., 1S99. IS9S. 1S97. 1S96." lS95.jlS9t
Feb.
16..
4 S3 3 5S 3 S3I 3 34 t J 1 4 9
4 6 i 6St 3 S4 3 251 3 SSI I 4 S3
Feb.
17 .
Feb.
18..
19..
' 3 52 3 R7I 3 31 3 901 3 Ml
Feb.
Feb.
4 S3 13 "ill 3 3S 3 Sli 3 S5I fi 04
20..
I 7S1 3 50 3 33 3 S4i 3 76
3 33 13 S4i 3 ,6 4 M
Feb.
Feb.
21..
4 7( 3 47l 3 931 13 371 3 71
22..
4 69 3 6G 3 81 3 3S 3 Mi 3 "S
4 69 , 3 M 3 SI 1 3 36 13 SO
4 99
4 PS
4 S3
Fob. 2.1.
Feb. 24...
Feb. X .
Feb. 2,,...
lb. 27...
Feb. 2S...
March 1..
March 2..
March 3..
March (..
Mnrrh 5..
.March 6..
-March 7..
.March S.,
4 C9 3 63 3 S3! 3 41 3 SSI
I 3 681 3 79i 3 49 3 751 3 SI
4 65' 3 SI 3 42 3 701 3 S2I
4 67, 3 621 I 3 43 3 73 3 S2!
4
4
I .0 3 66 3 77 3 60 3 Si
4 S6
4 CSI .T 51 1 ?l 1 rj' 13 SSI
4 U
4 661 3 59i 3 S5, 3 47l 3 74. 3 '.0
I 69
4 69! 3 57 3 SS. 3 49 3 SOl 4
I 3 52' 3 S7' 3 4SI 3 S9 3 91.
4 74' I 3 K2I 3 5'., 3 SSI 3 R7 4
I 70 3 51 3 65 3 79 3 92 4
4 711 3 60 3 S9 I 3 SO 4 I0 4
4 721 3 63' 3 76' 3 67l 4 06 4
Indicates Sunday.
I ho olllclnl number of cars of stock
orougnt in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p, H'ses
C., M. & St. P Ry
O. & St. L. Ry....
.Missouri I'aclllc itv
1
Union Pacific System. 16
C. ,t N. W. Ry
l. I.' r. t , . .
4
21
v.. K. & M. V. H
It.. 16
t. C. & P. Ry..
1
IS
'.. St. P.. M. & O....
It. & M. R. R. R
C. H. Q. Ry
K. C. & St. J
C, R. I. fi V. Ry.. H.
It
C.. R. I. & P. Ry.. W.
Illinois Central..
Total receipts 68
102
Tho disposition of the day's receipts was
.I.- uo.,w.s, cacii nuyer purchasing the mini
wi;i nKiiu iiiiiicnieu;
Ruyers.
Omaha Packing Co...
O. H. Ilauimoud Co.
Swift and Company...
Cudnhy Packing Co...
Armour & Co
Omaha P. Co., from K
Cudahy P. C, from K
Cudnhy. from countrv.
Cnttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ml 1,116
115
215
317
329
SO
41
1,239
1,360
1,016
1,176
1,952
1.7S5
1,137 2,214
C.
C.
Swift, from ciuntry
R. Heckr er Degan
Vansant & Co
W. I. Stephen
lllll .t Iluntzlnger
Huston fc Co
Llvlngrtonn & Schallcr..
Other buyers
6
61
217
1S7
61S
Totals
CATTLK Receipts or
light nil this week nnd
1.6S3
cnttle
7.131
S.216
have
been
there was only
very moderate run today, and six loads
oi ino cattle here wero direct to packers
i ueni were oniy some twenty or tweutv
live cars or rnt cattle on sale. While the
receipts nt Chicago were large, tho otrer
Ings here were so moderate that there were
nanny enougn io go the rounds of local
packers, and buyers Jumped in early und
cleaned everything up. The market could
best bo described as n good, active market
Jl was not quotnhly higher, but nil de
sirame Kinds were active and soon ills
posed of. Practically everything In the
way of beef steers was sold nnd weighed
up ni nn enny nour.
Cows nnd heifers were nlso In good de
mand and the market was active. Deslra
bio kinds changed hands readily nt current
prices nnd the market soon camp to an
end for the wnnt of something moro to
sen. uoiuers or common slurr reported
tho trndo ns a llttlo drnggy on their kind
nut still tney wero anlo to sell out nt
steady prices. There was no quotable
cunnce in ine nun mnrnei.
There wns u little better country demnnd
yesterday afternoon than for several days
back, nnd the feeling among speculators
peemed to no neucr tills morning. They
were moro renuy io nuy, and the wnnnod
up cattle sold pretty well, though tho
market wns no higher. Representative
sales;
UKKF
Av. Pr.
736 $3 30
790 3 25
STEERS.
No.
No.
3
1
1
1
3
1
1
3
S
17
10
Av.
..1028
,..1015
..1073
..11S0
..1225
..1146
..1110
..1166
..1250
..1123
..1127
..1332
..1103
..1220
..1276
..1313
..1313
..1297
..1521
Pr.
4 43
4 40
4 10
4 15
1 50
1 60
4 50
I 50
t 50
4 55
i a
1 55
4 75
I 73
4 75
4 73
4 83
I S3
r. oo
6.
14...
33...
IS...
4...
13...
1...
19...
13...
O
19"!
43...
9...
1...
33...
20...
IS...
39...
6...
.... S50
92o
696
,...1070
... .1100
....1116
, ... 991
.... S3S
.... 965
,...1140
,...1030
916
,...1116
,...10iJ
,...1006
,...1070
...1011
3 50
3 60
3 60
I 0)
4 ()
I H
4 20
4 25
4 23
I 23
4 23
4 25
I 25
4 30
t 30
4 30
4 3D
I O
4.'.'.'.'.'.'
13
6
4
10
15
19
5S
...1016
1 40
STKERS AND IIEIFKRS.
S....
1....
1....
L...
3....
1....
1....
1....
1....
.1016
4 25 15.
.1100 4 40
COWS.
D60
S20
!W)
S76
S10
9(0
90o
1030
9S1
2 00
2 25
2 25
2 (0
2 50
2 50
2 50
2 65
1.
1.
13S0
10(0
1091
1060
1010
.....1090
1070
,....10S0
1125
.... 950
1014
....1173
1020
....1320
....1010
....1196
....1140
....1052
1275
....1166
....1213
....1270
....1150
....lOiS
....1194
....10IS
....1226
... .10113
....1121
....1310
....10(0
....1102
....1067
....1400
....1060
....1I9I
.... 970
.... 925
....1260
....1100
....1550
.... 970
....KD0
....11S0
3 30
3 30
3 30
3 33
3 35
3 3,5
3 33
3 35
3 10
3 15
3 45
3 43
3 lit
3 50
3 55
3 55
3 fill
3 60
3 60
3 113
3 65
3 65
3 65
i 70
3 70
3 70
3 75
3 7.5
1 75
3 75
3 75
3 73
3 SO
3 SO
3 SO
3 sr,
3 S.5
4 (V)
I 00
I 00
t no
I 10
I 25
I 25
I 30
I 20
3 93
3 S3
3 90
3 90
3 90
3 95
I 00
1 09
4 10
8
1
1
3
1
1
10
1
17
4
1
1
3
8
1
4
o
5!.';."
3
1
il-.;;:
6
6
16
13
11
1
3
5
7
1
16
11
1
i:::::
1
1
l.-::.
1
1
11
1
1
1
..lOOU
.. S50
1070
970
970
1000
11U5
915
976
1050
1010
SOS
1030
1070
1113
1070
J i.i
2 SO
2 90
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 05
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 15
3 20
3 20
3 2-5
3 23
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 25
3 5
il 30
3 30
3 30
1...
6...
3....
1....
3.'.'."
1....
O
3.'.'.'.'
O
il!!"
1....
n
1....
1110
1270
9S3
1156
lOOO
1020
1120
898
1060
1...
1...
6...
15...
10.7)
1125
1162
1015
1260
1063
910
1290
790
1013
1230
1(00
COWS AND 1IKIFKRS
. 912
3 S3
. 135
.1191
. 710
. 916
.1260
. 910
.1055
. 9.S0
. 730
.1260
. 917
. 700
. 690
.1000
. 997
. 533
. 732
. SS0
. 810
. 750
3 S3 S
HKIFKRS.
3 25
1.
3 33
3 53
3 65
3 73
3 SO
5...
1...
3...
16...
i:::
is!..'.'.'
n'.'.'.'.'.
3 S3
3 S3
3 S5
BULLS.
1...
5...
1230
1358
1210
2 00 1.
....1020
....1310
....1020
....1450
....13M)
....1390
....117(1
....1110
3 55
3 35
3 3.5
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 (3
3 ro
3 50
I ,3n
3 50
3 50
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 63
3 65
3 63
3 65
3 73
3 75
4 00
2 50 1
2 DO 1
3 00 1
3 00 1
3 00 1
3 00 3
1020
1150
600
1610
12.50
3 00 1
1417
1400
1110
1610
.1 10 1
3 10 1
3 10 1
3 15 1
2JI0
1370
1320
1370
lS'm
1610
IR.71
1750
I3")
1090
1710
.'"l.'.'liS)
2000
1270
1070
1575
1605
1110
3 15 1
3 13 1
3 Hi 1
3 23 1
3 23 1
1550
1310
1100
.....KfO
1310
1120
105
160
1690
3 23 1
3 25 I
3 25 2
3 25 1.,.,
3M 1...,
3 30
CALVKS
7 00 1....
ISO
7 23
STAIiS.
3 90 1 1TS0
3 90 R
I Oo
I 10
1....
9)0
STOCK COWS ANi HKIKKRS
W i 9 1st 3 t0
3 00
3 05
3 10
3 2.5
3 50
3 .V)
..
1..
1..
2..
1..
1..
1..
930
77
!(.)
J76
9.15
KfO
3 60
3 70
3 V5
3 75
3 SO
I tW
I 25
21
1
3
6
1
3 50
1
STOCK CALVKS.
336 3 30
1
310 ft 01
STOCKKRS
AND FKKDKRS
1
7
1 ....
1
1
f,
1
5..!!!
1
IS
11
m .1 23 12 1010 4
714 3 ft) 1 S70 I
.. m 3 50 10 tVO 4 la
.. 530 3 60 21 731 ( 23
.. 9J0 3 75 16 1016 4 30
..6) 3 75 9 6'.6 4 3D
..10.V1 3 m 3 462 4 35
..416 I 0) ll HI2 I 33
. . 580 4 OO 4 (Ki I I0
.. S90 4 10 13 1020 ( 10
.. 862 4 15 IS in;(i) ( 43
.. S5o I 13 11 t'07 I 50
796 4 20 6 671 4 30
.. O'X I 20 5 ISJ 4 110
..1020 4 25 171 . i 7?
1..
nous The market today wns ste.uiv to
strong, and ns u whole uvernged a little
higher, as will be noted from the tnhlo
of average prices above. A populnr price
for good loads wus $l.72's, nt which price
it huge proportion of the hogs sold. The
iieiier loads brought $1 75 nnd on up to
5(0
90
770
i5
950
810
, S60
. The deniaud was gocd j '''I I'l) 1' RI ITS- Dull but stiadv at tin
's und the offerings were 1 ,."j",',:r'.'1 Prices Only n slight Irnde was ib -posed
of In good seiison. . ". hmrkel for evapor.iled np-
hered that esterday the " ' "div: bueis holding olT and .uitslde
i ..".-j mr me top.
in prevailing price
practically all dlspo
11 win no renieiiilie
nogs sold very largely at $1.70. which wns
the popular price, while the top wns only
$l.n'ii.
The market on light nnd light mixed loads,
especially those or 1101 very good quality.
was not so strong as on the heavy hogs and
the inurket on the lato arrivals closed dull
and weak
.The market Is still a little under Mon
day s tlgures. but It Is about 5c higher
i mill 11 was a week ago, und 11 shade
higher than two weeks ago. Representa
tlvu snles:
;io. A. bh. IT. Ko. Av. Mh. Pr.
IT.
4 0)
Av
.215
.212
.2(2
.213
.29.1
.225
.2(0
.241
.212
.191
.249
141
.249
.220
.257
.233
.238
231
!2I5
.211
.2.51
.219
.213
.265
.278
.220
.23
.251
n Ill ... 4 00 7R 213 !M
17(1
40 4 50
.. $4 50
.. I 55
.. 4 02'.'.
.. I 65
.. 4 05
58
4 72V3
4 724
I 721;,
I 72i a
122.
95..
II..
90. .
111.
89..
...1.1.5
...169
... 275
...US
...ISt
...192
...191
10
so
120
160
40
120
40
'so
40
4 65
4 67'4
4 67'3
4 67'j
I 1.7',
I 67',j,
I 70
I 70
1 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
( 70
I 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
I 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
I 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
I 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 72'i
I 72'.;,
4 7214
4 7214
4 72"4
4 721,4
4 721,4
( 7214
4 72IA
4 7214
62
79 1S9
9.'.
.IS7
90....
SS....
71....
6(5....
46....
.175
.199
.201
.231
.217
4 72i.j
4 721),
I 72',,
m
m
I 72'a
m
1 72'4
I 72V4
I 72
I 72i2
4 7214
iB'"
I T.f
4 ;r
4 T.'i
1 Tu
t 7fi
4 T.'i
4 ii
4 7fi
4 7f
4 75
4 75
1 3?
til'
4 7714
4 so
4 S214
I S214
4 S214
160
SO.
.207
67, . .
7)...
SI...
61...
ns...
78...
Kl...
68...
60...
73...
(W...
60. . .
03. . .
61...
r.s...
66...
79...
67...
71...
89 197
SO
80
io
120
40
215
S3.
SO. ,
78.,
S3..
102.
55. .
95..
59. .
10s
4:1..
66.,
63.,
87..
226
213
218
2(',
195
170
201
282
,226
211
2.H
236
40
28(1
SO
120
SO
80
40
160
"w
SO
40
40
238
232
210
219
231
211
261
283
2S9
SO
....195
f9...
. .210
. .215
,..213
..217
..215
..221
..219
..236
..266
..211
..231
. .230
. .200
..231
..230
..251
..231
..241
..256
78...
35. . .
82...
79...
68...
61...
110..
63. . .
SS...
75. . .
67...
so
10
1:0
56
69
66 267
65...
01.
42.
71.
62.
.261
.323
.256
so
68
.208 SO
86...
52...
58 238
SO
76.
67. . .
59 351
160
I'O...
. . . .212
I...
59...
....253
,...275
16. . .
67
4 72' 4
Mlt'.hl' I here wns a good big run of
t'heep at most all market points todav und
eastern nmrkctR w,- muni.in,i i',,..-A.
Under that Influence nnd the liberal offer
ings nt this point the market here was
unevenly lower. On nn average it was
Just about 10o lower, though some stuff
mny not have shown thnt much off. while
in ouicr cases lnuiviuuai sales mav liav
iieen made at an even greater decline
1 lie mnrKei wns fairly active nt the de
dine ami tho pens wero cleured In good
reason.
Quotations: choice handy weight year
lings. $6.15fi'6.25: rood lo cholco fed vmp,
llllgS. $5.90Tl6.10: fnlr to iriinii venrilnca
iii. i,io.:j: goon to choice wethers, $5. 15TI5.75
rntr to good wethers. S.,.33Tif,.13: iroml lo
cnoice red ewes, j5,lGfin.?3; fair to good
i-wes. i.;rm..ia; good to enotrp nntlv
latnos. S1.0IK1 rnml lo rhni.n weslorn
lambs, $6.9Ofi7.10; fair to good western
lambs. $6.fOT6.S5: feeders wethers, il KMi
$5.00; feeder yearlings, S3.0OT75.6O; good to
choice feeder Iambs
$5.75fi6.23. Represent
aitve sales.
No.
Av.
, 67
113
113
, 95
60
65
SJ
67
78
50
120
S3
111
103
103
S3
67
S3
85
SI
Pr.
4 50
5 25
5 25
5 SO
fi 00
fi 15
fi 25
fi 40
7 10
4 00
5 00
5 95
5 55
6 80
5 SO
fi 50
fi 50
fi 90
7 00
7 00
S western ewes
357 western ewes
il western ewes
45 Mexican wethers
IStl western lambs
101 western lambs
301 Mexlian yearlings...
19i western lamb
501 western Inmbs
1
cull
13
3
western
western
western
Mexican
Mexican
ewes
yenrllngs
wethers
wethers
wethers
4)9
200
205
3 western
lambs
:71 western Inmbs..
617 western lambs.
67 western lambs...
171 western Inmbs...
CIIICAOO 1,1 VI5 STOriC .MA R K II
Cnttle Open Steady 11 ml Close Wrnli-
IIoks Active und Mimic IIIkIut.
CHICAGO, March 8.-CATTLK-RecelptH,
i.iiflo hend; opened generally steady nnd
closed weak with yesterday's advance lost,
one load 1.217-lb. yearlings, $5.S0; nntlves.
good to prime steers, S5.10fj6.00; poor to
medium, $I.POTi4.S0; selected feeders, nctlve
nt $!.15Ti I. SO; mixed stoekers steadv nt $3(0
&3.90; cows, S3.OOTii.2ri: heifers, S3.75T7 l.tfi.
ennners. S2 4Oi.(i0; bulls, steady nt SS.OO-n'
.40; calves, weaker at Jl.1.111 1.2.1; Texans, re-
c Hits. 300 Head; rexas red steers, snaue
lower nt $3 tiOTi 1.90; Texas bulls, stendy at
13 ?5Ti3.73.
nous- Iteceuus. inuay, tM.inu neau: lomnr-
row. 25.(01) head, estlmnled: left over. 2.5on
hend; nctlvo. averaging shade higher; closed
weak anil 10c lower; mixed and liutchers,
5TM.97I; good lo choice heavy, Jl.pofiri 00;
rough heavy, $(.75TM.S5; light, $1.70iM.92'-t;
bulk of sales, $1 S7'V!i4 95.
S ' AND LAM I'M - Rece ills. 14.000
head: sheen, generally steady; lambs niieuid
steady anil closed iuc lower; goon to cnolco
wethers. iii.iw; rnir to cnoice mixed,
Ml s.ro : western sheep. $,i.fiOTiu.90; year
lings. $5.so'(ni. (0; native lambs, $1,501,(7.60;
western Iamhs. JS.ooT7.41).
Kiiiimiis City Live S'tocU.
KANSAS CITY. Mnrch 8. CATTLK Re-
rel's, 6,( head nntlves nnd 700 head Tex-
iins: market slow nnd 10c lower: heavy na
tive steers, $1 6fTi5.rr. llKbt, $1 50ffi.l0; stoi k-
ers nnd reeders. S3 zouu.W. butchers cows
and heifers, $3 25T; (.50: i aimers. $2 50Ti3 25,
fed westerns, $.1503 00. western feeders.
$.1.65; Texaus, $3.5iKiM.I2'-.
HOOS-lteeeipts. lo,,oo bead; opened act vo
ind steady nnd closed slow and 6c lower.
heavy. $4. SOT 1.92'5: mlxpd, $4.70Tjl.S5; light,
$4.50TM77'4; pigs, $l.15Trl 50.
HIIKKI' AND .AMUS lteee IltS. 3.MO
head: all rnneo stock: market actlvp and
strong; Colorado lambs, $6.S5fi7 00; yearlings,
,.i.eoiiti.2j; minions. xi.wrun". sioi Kers nnd
feeders, SI.0OTjij.0O. culls, S3 OOTj 4 ().
S, I.oiiln I.ivr Stock.
ST. LOUIS. March 8. - CATTLK - Re-
elpts, 3,300 head, in .hiding 1,800 head Ti x-
ans; market slow on native beeves nnd
easy to Kic lnwer on Texns steers; cows anil
heifers steady Hi', under 1,000 lbs ,
stendy at 13.6011 1.CO; stoi'kers and feeders.
J1.10TM.65: cows and heifers. $2.)iiM.5S; cows.
II.2.V!2 8i: ti ls. J2 9T.Ti3.S5: Texas and In
dian steers. $3.50J..75; cows and heifers, $2.3.5
'A I 25.
()(.S ltd e ids. 7.5(l head: market r.
lower; pigs and lights, SI Sflfi 1.5; packerH,
Sl.soTrl !m. butchers. $1 90TM 97H.
Hiir;-;p a.vd i.a'.miis - Rece in s. 1.10a
head; market steady; native millions, $5 no
.1.1: lamos. Sj.roii i.2a: culls and bucks. lion
Il 1.50; blockers, $(.
eiv InrU Live .SlncK,
NKW YOU K. March 8. - RKKVKS Tin.
celpts, 900 hend. mainly for slaughter; no
trading; feeling steidy. Cables quote live
cattle llrm: rf frlaerntor beef, ioi.m nnr I),
Kxiiorts, f."0 head entile and I.S60 uuarters n't
beef; tomorrow, none.
A LVKS Reeelnts. 170 head: market "V
lower; fe calves unsold; veals, S5.O0Tf8.f:
tnin. 1.50: I II ill ves II. "5: h.irnviinl
cnl veil. S3.0Cij3.60.
SIIKKP AND LA'.MRS - Receipts. 7,061
head; 32 cnrH on sale- in'irket steady; 5
enrs tnifolil ; sheep, $i.f,0T(i,oii; cullb, SI:
lanibs, $(.7.3Ti8. Ill
IIOHS Reeelnts. 1.731 bend: 1 i-.ir weMlcrn
pigs on sale; nominally weak for pigs;
logs, steady.
HI. .Ioni'iiIi I, li,- stock.
SOUTH ST. .IOSKPII. .Mo Mnrch R
(Special. )- The Journal quotes:
ATTLH- Reef ids. .SO) head: market
steady to weak, natives, $imTi5l5, Texas
and westerns. Sl.5(T5.oil; cows nnd helf'Ts.
2MM.50: bu s und st.ms. S2.OiiTi4.76: rear.
lings and calves. Jl.004y5.f1O; stoikcTH and
feeders. S3.I0HM 75. vests, $,MiT7.50
I IO(iS Receipts, 6,000 head, market wea't
to 2'4e lower, nil grades, si 7fii.no. bulk.
$1 75TH S2i3,
SHL'IiP A.NI) LAMUS-llocdpts. 3jQ
lienili market siendy. Lnmlis. SS.OOB7 25;
yenrllngs. $3.100.36. Sheep and yearlings,
SS.onrt.TS; ewes. $l.00fif..!.
Stock In SIkIiI.
Following nre thp receipts at the four
principal western umrkcts for March S:
Cnttle. Hos. Sheep
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City .
St. Iouls
Totals ....
l.flo
,l
12.SID
,ou)
3,)
H.cOii
1.40U
27.0J.1
10.700
7,5t
1.420 4.iS
OH Mlirl.cl.
OH, CITY. March i.-OILS-Crcdlt lint,
nnces. SI.6S; ccrtlllcutcs. no bid; shipments,
W.iiiR bbls.; nveruge. 87.7(PJ bbls.; runs, lrti.
512 bbls.; uverage. SI.SI7 bbls.
LtVKHPooL, March s. OILS - Cotton
seed Hull lellned. Ma -August, easy at
lfl .'11
NKW YORK. March 8 u,tf Cotton
seed, weak; prime crude, 33',o; prime vel
0mii.lr.'..l'V,r"1,,,'m. ,ln"- Knslii, Mulct,
c ,,,U.I';Ml','.N'.M"rh - "H.S " Pettoloum.
S luutks 2.1 !(
( nllfoi nlM llrlt-il
NKW Vim u- m...i.
'milts.
........ ... .iiiiiiii
CALIFORNIA
mi . V ..V,i.","': ' 1 he .dose the
.01111,1 , 1 11 ;,V " ",:'!Kei was weak. 'state,
7 . r ..v'-i 'o' ,",W"' """'; ""n"'.
"iiKiir Miirbel.
n;' ORLKANS, Mini, S. -SUOAR-Qillet;
open keltic, V'nv. open ke lie
cen rlfugal. iM,ir.: , M , , " ! ,', ,
lTMc; seconds, 2-fi ' '
MOLASSKS-Qulet; cent rlfuLMll. 8Tf36c.
Rise In Price of WniTim,.
ClllrAHO. March S.-The rise In ,,,1 .
of nil kln.b, of materia caused he V
lonul Wagon Makers' assocla lo to hold i
meeting. It was announced t ,, "1. .. '?.
apparent decline In prices Co I be" , ,.,
would ho niadi- Concerns fron Snuiii
end. lnd Mollne. Ill : RH.dne an
Kenosha. Wis.; Louisville Vv. ci
timooga. Tenn.; Florence. Ala.; Allan i
Ha.: St. Ibllls, Mo., Trov rj ',, " ,;?
Wayne, lnd., wero reiiresc,,,",.,,0:;, Vhe
HlcililltiK .Ininiucni. 'I riulc.
TACOMA. Wash . March S.- President
mi'nv'Y0' ",P J"pan Ma" 'eainshl , ti :
puny has. by request, rorwarded to 11".
Japanese minister of tntp his nplnloue re
gardlng the iipefslty of exti iidlng Janancsn
steaniFhlp service to th, , hlef norts ! 1, i
Asiatic coast as n means of uphulldlng
Japanese trade. He fns that If the go",
ernmenl will proMde suitable sulisMl.
his compaity will establish no less than
K.W J".1''' 11r,l,11,',,,"R f!"'" Yokohama and
Kobe to all palls of the Asiatic coast.
Successor In McNtiltn.
CIIICACO, March 8. -K. 1. Harrison hm
been named as receiver lo succeed the lain
John McNulla In tho arfalrs or the Distil
ling and ('little Feeding companv, known
as the "Whisky trust." The order was
entered by Judge Crosscim and the re
ceiver's bonds fixed lit $1 1.000. All tho
ptinclpal claims have been disposed of.
:Niiiiic III n li . or ( oIiiiiiIhik,
CINCINNATI. Mnnh S -Uiiolliclal ad
vices from Rome uniioiince the selection of
Henry Moeller. secretary and chancel!. ir
of the nrch-dlocese of Cincinnati, as bishop
of Columbus The papal approval Is e.
noctoil within n few days.
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
'
DRY GOODS.
E. Smith & Go.
iapartara aid JoMara at
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods
AMD NOTIONS.
BOILER AND SHEETIR0N WORKS
Qrake,
&
Successor AVIlson A IlrnUe.
Manufacture boilers, smoko stm ks and
breechlngs, pressure, rendering, sheep dip,
lard and wntcr tanks, poller tubes con
stantly on hand, second baud boilers bought
nnd sold. Special and ptompt attention to
repairs In city or country. 19th and Pierce.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
U ester n Electrical
vv Company
Electrical Sttpplies,
Eleotrlo Wlrincr Bolls and Gas LlsKtlna
a. W. JOUN8TON. Mrr. liin Uowrd 8t.
BOOTS-SHOES-RUBBERS,
n merican Hand
1 V Sewed Shoe Co
Wfrs I Jobbers of Foot Wear
WISTKWt AQKJfTS TOIt
Tlw JMph Banliran Hukbw Oo.
CHICORY.
The American
Chicory Gc.
OfMrarc aa 1
Chicory
iMtiracturtrt or all fcrmi
Omh.KTmont-0'Nf II
ot
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
The Omaha Safe
and Iron Works,
G. ANDKEIiN. Prou.
MaLei aipoclalty of
LlT.Jt HIIUTTKMR.
dnd Durxlar Proof Hafts an 1 Vhii.i Poors, eta
oil) N. l llli Iltnnlix, Nrb.
ELEVATOR SUPPLIES
H. Davis & Son
Kloctric Hydraulic ami
c.
II niul Kluvi tors
Klevator Safety flutes Elevator icrmlr.
Ing 11 specialty I.'nlher Valve Cips lol
IClcvatorH, Knglues and Printing Presses.
Davis & Gowgill Ironworks .
MANl'l'A( TI ItKltS AND JOUHKHS
OK MAfHINKHV.
(!IJNi:itAI. ItlSPAIItlNU A 8PKCI.VI.TV.
IRON AND HIMHS KOI NDIIHH.
l.-.lll, l.'.ll.'t mill I.Mir, .IiicIihoii Slrcet,
II 111 11I1 li, Neli, 'I'c I, r:is.
n. .abrlskle, Agent J H. t'owglll, Mgr.
H.R.PErjMEYS CO.
SfSfcKS
JJ
Grain
JAMES E- BOYD & GO,,
Telephone lo:i). Omnli 1. ;.
COMMISSION,
OKA IN, PROVISIONS ami STOCKS
IIOAHI) OF TI1ADU,
Correspondence! John A Warren gc Co
wireet wires to Chicago and Nw Yorfc
i$jcn
renins
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