8
TITE OMAHA DATLT B73E: TUESDAY, MARC If in, V,)00,
COMMERCIAL AND HSASCIAL
1
. , ji .
Corn Fit Oautes Bit; Beniition of tba
n
U47'
oniner prnrn TlCC TOAllTIP IIIUDO I
COARSE CEREAL TAKES FRANTIC JUMPS
rtirlniirn re Mnilr anil l,M In ":i(ry 21 to .10 lb , lijir
U'llil .icriimlilc Other MnrUrtu
.Uc Doiuliiiite.l li- the
HlreiiKlli 'irn.
CHICAGO, Mitrrh l2.-t'orn. wnwitlonnlly
pir-.tiB anil active, tlm result not only of
..irienliirly bullish statistics today, but
fif n sort of spoiiti. neons tvillatlnn of the
nr. urltv of the bull position based on the
rareir of the market for months, lent u
bull Influence to the other markets today,
jlnv corn closed IV over Saturday, May
whi-Ht 'He ..Inner. May oats "ifff-Hc Im
proved and provisions from "Ho better for
lnrd to 22',-je up for pork.
c,,n took the lend of the speculative
mark-Ms at the bcRlnnlnR of the session, ns
It did Saturday, and held It throughout a
sensational dav Interest In the coarse
cereal has not been so Kcneral In years as
It was today. Predictions were made thnt
the market would follow cotton and "ko
v,lld" within a short lime, baslnic the pre
dictions on the chances of unfavorable con
ditions durlriK the planting season.
The irrenter part of the session the pit
whm a struKKlliiK mass of frnntle men. none
more frantic than the shorts, who were
compelled to cover at heavy b'sjc- "r:
tunes Were mane ii"" .!L
h. ramble for the cereal, which the vtatls
11. , showed was KPttln rather scarcer In
many sections. Mav opened Wic oer
H..iurday at from 3fio to 3GSc. The Ko
ernment report, which seemed to be the
main motive In the skyrocket course of the
market, showed 27.noo,(mo bushfls less In
farmers- hands than there was a year ago.
The quantity on ocean passace lpcrenoil
2 20mo liushels and Is now down tn J-SW.'"!
bushels The visible Increased ovor UWW
bo-hels. but the supply Is now 21.000 m
rnmpnreil with 3t.tOl.nu0 n year iiro Hio
worlds shipments were small nnd Liver
pool was up M This array of Infnrmntlni
furnished the stimulus for the Initial caln
nod the awnkenlnc of shorts and others.
The price till II o'clock did not vnry much
from openltm tlnures. Then It heKon to
pboot up. Nothing could stoii It. appar
enilv. nnd as the anxious shorts bid hlKher
nod hlKhcr men In other pits quit their
work to look on, If not to participate Tho
ilrmand seemed limitless, nlthotmh thr nil
v.ince carried the cash article out of lino
with the export bids. May touched Wf
iVfkc on tlm bulce and closed l!4c over
Saturday at 37'4fi.c. HeeelpU here were
WS cars nnd at primary points r.Csl bushels,
ntoilnst filn.OOO a yenr nRo.
The corn market begun to move upward
from Z'sc. about four months ana It
ll.ictuated narrowly for weeks. Kalnlnc n
bit all the time until ten days ni?o It
reached MMr. Saturday tho closo was at
IliW.'tr for Mny.
The wheat market was dominated by the.
corn streiiKth. The statistics were bear sh.
There was a law Increase In the world s
shipments anil on pussiiB" and receipts
were heavy. Cables were steady, making
about the (only Independent support tho
market liadi throughout n session, when It
was drowned out of the commercial orches
tra by tho nolso In the corn pit. The ensh
demand was checked by the advnnce and
nltoRether tho trndo waH not Important, be
ing merely a feeble reflection of the corn
mnrkot. Primary receipts were IW.Oflfl
bushels, compared with K.S.O00 last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 902 enrs.
nRulnst 737 cars last week nnd 557 a year
ngo. Local receipts were t.5 cars. 1 of con
tract grade. Atlantic port clearances In
wheat nnd flour wero equal to 32S.OOO
bushels. Now York reported 10 loads taken
for export. Mny opened unchanged nt fia'fc
ififitic. touched rric and recovered to 66Hc
with corn, closing c over Saturday at Cfi'i
"'Vhcf trade In oats was not Importnnt, but
the market was helped by the corn
strenRth. Itccelpts hero were 3S0 cars. May
ranged from 2lo to 21c and closed UflHo
hlcher at 21c.
Provisions were strong and the trade
broad. Tho commission business showed a
liberal Incrcasn and there was some Im
portant covering. Tork attracted special
nttontton, an the contract fitock does not
exceed 10.000 barrels, with delivery day on
May options only llfty days nwav. The hog
market was Ilrm, but much of the strength
of tho market was derlvod from corn. May
pork ranged from J10.0O to til. 10 and closed
22'4c Improved from Saturday at Ml 10;
Mav lard from $fi to $(1.051j0.07'.i. closing 7'.fe
up iit JSOfi. and May ribs from $3.97'4 to JG.05,
with the close 10c better ut Jti.02Vi'QS.O5.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat. 63
ears: corn. 870 cars; oats, 420 cars; hogs.
SO.OW head.
The loading futures ranged ns follows:
Articles. I Open.
High.
IjOW. I flose. IVes'y.
I 65
Wheat I 1
Mch.
May ORTlfiOO;
July
I'orn- I
Mch. I
Mny 3Gif?5;
July 3RHT;
Sept. SlfiVn
Clals
May 2!iff'i
July 22
1'i.rk
May 10 M
July 11 00
lird - I
May 0 00
July fi 10
Jtlhs-
May r. S7',4
July fi00
""No 2.
fifi'il
67l
I
fiTii,6imSi,65T,'a6
6fl'4l67'liUl4i 6lii
I SOU,! 34H
30'4I SSt.il 3GV4
37 I 3Siil 3IJ14
I I
231 24 l23Sfl'
22!22n''d23i22l4i
'ns'i
3S',i
3S14I
24
23
11 10
11 10
10 00
11 to
11 10
11 10
6 or.
10 87V4
10 no
0 07'4l fi 00
5 !17I4
fi 12m fi 07141
fi 12141 6 05
I I
K 05 I 5 97m
fi 07V4I 5 H714I
P, 0".
r. !
fi 0741 5 9714
Cash nuotatlons were ns follows:
FLOim-Stondv; winter pntents. J3.1(vgi
3.00; straights. J2.9Oi3.30; clears, $2.7OJf3.O0;
spring specials, $.1 SO; patents. $3.10'33.15;
htrnlirhts. $2.i!0i3.(ii): bakers. $2.00ri2.40.
WIIBAT-No. 3 spring. G2i4'iT0lc; No. 2
red. 0$iM(0!e.
rOHN No. 2, 3737i(C.
0TS No. 2. 23'1f2lc: No. 2 white. 26ff
27i,c . No 3 white, 25t4ff2fiijc.
UYK No. 2, 551, fi 57c.
HA IlLKY No. 2, 37W41V4C.
m. vn K'as. No. 1 anil northwest, 11. M
Prime timothy. 12.40. Plover contract. JS 25
PltOVISlONS- Mess pork, per bbl.. J10.20
(fill 15 Lard, per b) lbs., J5.S21 iff 3.95. Short
ribs sides (loose). $5.!WIfi 15. Pry sal'ed
shoulders (boed. JO 25170.50. Short clear
sides (boxed), J0.15TiO.:a).
WHISK Y Distillers' finished goods, on
basis of high wines, per gal., JI 21.
SPOAHS Put loaf, JO 05; granulated. $5 49
Follnwlng aro tho receipts nnd shipments
for today:
lloceints. snipm ts
Flour, bbls.
heat, bu..
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
live, bu
Hurley, bu..
93.IDO
62.001
. . 51.001
. .43y.Tii
..135.010
. . 7.000
..120,000
5:i,n
115.000
151,000
1,000
19.000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was stronc; crenmerles. Wit
:i.c: dairies, 10f(22c. Pheese, Ilrm. 12fil3r.
i:ggs, easy: fresh. 1314c.
MV
vtiitK (;r,M:it.i, ivhkivc
(tiiiilntloiiN fur (lie l)n on Various
0111 mud It lc n.
NEW YORK
March 12 FLOl'R-Re-
ri-lpts. 211.301 bbls ; exports. 10.199 bbls ;
quiet: buyers hail little confidence In the
wheat advance and therefore bought spar
ingly, refusing lo meet any advance over
old prices; winter patents, J3.Wif3 S3;
winter straights, 13 45'u3.55: Minnesota pat-
ents. j:i.i0'i3 90; winter extras. 2.W1(2 90;
Minnesota bakers, $2 9041.1.05; winter low
prailch, $2 25'u".'. 10. Rye Hour, dull: fair to
poon. n.i'ni" cunice 10 iiincy. w.nia.w.
ilVr.H,y,i.V.,,l",,rA t,'t'.V Sl.COJil 75.
111 , i i 1 1 r., 1 .mmiiiiiiii 111 01c, c. I. I.,
New York
Pi)RNME.I Firm; yellow western, S3c;
city. s;ic.
HYE Sternly; No. 2 western, 63sc. f. o. b.,
Btliiat; state, Ksj39c, c. I. f.. New York,
car lots.
BARLEY - Quiet; feeding, m,46e. New
York, malting. 4'JfiMe. New York.
BARLEY MALT Dull: western. 551i65c.
WHEAT Receipts, lOO.OoO ,u. : exports,
1SS.532 bu. Spot, tlrm; No. 2 red, 77c. elevn
tor. No. 2 t-fd, 79c. f. o. b.. alloat, In store;
No. 1 northern Duluth. 79c. f. o. b., afloat,
prompt; No. 1 hard Duluth, SOUc f. o. b.,
nlloat. prompt. Options opened steady on
n little foreign buying and afterward de
veloped a strong advance on the extraordi
nary upturn In corn, which continued as
the lending bull Inlluence nil dav Shorts
bought freely at this advance and the unex.
perted decrease In tho visible supply figures
nlso had nn Inlluence, Closed tlrm at Utr
kO net ndvnnce. Mav, 72 9-16ijf73 S-16o;
rlot-cd ut 73c; July. 72Mf72Tp, closed, 72c;
September, 72k72 15-I0e , closed, 72s4c
CORN Recelils, 167.700 bu.; exports. 41.
7.15 bu. Spot, strong: No. 2. 44c. f o. b ,
nlloat, nnd 44itc, elevator Option market
wns very active and strong all day; de
mand was of ii general character. Influenced
by bullish statistics, higher cables and soft
ather west. Clotted strong at ItWSc net
m&Zl Z
bu. Hpot. Ilrm, No, 2. 2SNc; No. 3, 2ici
No. 2 white. 32c, No. 3 white 3JHc; trnrk
mlxril, western, 2fiffl)V: truck white, 31 Vi
c,iKc, options quiet, but RtroiiKcr with
corn. .
IIAV-Klrtn; shipping, (SliTOe; Rood tn
choice, Wi'SiVic.
HOI'9 Hteiuly; Ftnte. common to choice,
I'M rp, 60. IMS (Toll, iSIPc; lVRI crop, 12TJ
l1r; I'ncitie ron?t. iw crop, isi rrou,
"fiOc; 1SOT crop, iztl.Tf.
HI DBS Firm. (liilvc-Mon. 20 to 26 lbs.,
,a. ... t , -. i- n, . . ft. nil n. T,......
liKA riirciv aieiuiy; nennocK ooie, iiuenos
Avres. light to heavyweights. WrJS'ie; acid
H.2f,Uc.
WOOl, Quiet; domestic Hcece, 2y2Se;
Texan IMjISc
OA (-Steady
IMIOVISIONS-Heef. steady; family. $11.00
?J1.1.,; mess, J0.fi?!ft IS: bief hnm, J20.W
22.00; imcket. $11 (11.7.i. city extra India
mess. ! no Put meats, quiet; pickled
bellies. tii.17',4ft7.M; pickled shoulders, KCOfir
fi.25; pickled hams. JO.WtlOBO t.ard. Ilrm;
western steam. 10.30; March closed. J0.22'j.
nominal; retlned, tinner; continent, M.B5;
South American, JH.S0; compound, JO.12-4.
I'ork quiet; short clear. )12.u0f 13 X; mess,
Jll.00fill.no. Tallow, easy; city, 6 6-lCc;
tountrv. Si.fifi'c.
HfTTim-Hecelpts, 7,038 pkgs.; Ilrm!
June creamery, lSf23'4c; western creamery,
20f25c. factory, 17f(20c.
t'HHKSK Uecelpts. 3.33S pkgs.; strong;
fancy large and small, white, 13frUttic;
fancy large, colored. 13?(13'ie; fancy small,
colored, l.lfd.lHc; choice grades, 12'd12c.
HOflH Heeelpts. 4.S70 pkgs ; Ilrm; west
ern, nt mark, 144If llc; southern, nt murk,
13!4IHic.
UK'H Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 4H'i?
6!4c; Japan.
MOI.ASSKS - Quiet; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 4HiKe.
I'BANl'TS Stenilj ; fancy handplckcd, 4SP
4'ic: other domestic, 3Vt?i4L'.
Flti:iOHTS-To Liverpool, quiet; cotton
by stenm, 33e; grain by steam. 3M.
MKTAL8 Huslness In metals continued
slack; Iron was dull; copper ruled quiet at
unchanged prices, nt Jlfi.25. Tin was very
dull, closing I31.S0. nominal, against $31.75,
the closing figure of ln.st week. Lead was
quiet at unchanged prices, JI.70OI.75, and
spelter ruled easier, closing with sellers nt 3
points under the outside price of last week,
tho final quotations today being M.051(l"0.
The market was quiet, without features.
The brokers' price for lead was 11.15 and for
copper llrt.&O.
(1MAII.V WHOLKSALK M Alt Kin's.
ronilltlnn of Trnde nnd Quntntlnnn
011 Stnplr nnd Knncy I'roiluer.
KOOS Heeelpts Increasing; fresh stock,
10c.
DnFSSKD POFLTIU'-Cholce to fancy
turkeys, S5i9c; ducks. HiOc; gceso, SG9c;
spring chickens, 7if?7i,4c; hens, 7iQ7V4c;
roosters, 4IGe.
L1VK POPLTIIY-Hens, (H?fii.4c; spring
chickens, fififiHc; young, ntnggy nnd old
roosters, 31f5c; ducks, 7i4S5c; geese, VYtf
8c; turkeys, 714Tf.Sc.
HPTTKK Pommon to fair, 1614c: choice,
17JlSe; separator, 25cj gathered crenmery,
22ii23c.
PIOKONS Live, per doz., WcOJl.OO.
VKALS-Cholce, iySWc.
OYSTICHS Medium, per can, lSe; stnnil
ard, per can, 22c; bulk standard, per gal..
$1.2o; extra selects, per can, 30c; extra se
lects, per gal., $1. 001-75; New York counts,
per can, 37c; New York counts, per 100, $1.25.
FISH Herring, per lb., 5c; round perch,
5c; sun, 6c; cod, fic; hnddock, fie; blue pike,
6c; scnled nnd dressed perch. 6c; clscoes,
fic; medium dressed trout. 71,4c: cropple,
714c; pickerel, 7V4c; llnnan huddle. 714e;
white llsh, 9e; yellow pike, dressed, 9c;
smull trout, dressed, 9c; red snapper, 9o;
smelts, 9c; smoked white fish, Pc.
HAY' 'Per carload lots: Upland, choice,
$0; midland, choice, $5.60; lowland, choice,
$5; rye straw, choice. $4.50; No. 3 corn, 2714c;
No. 3 white, oats, 2214c; cracked corn, per
ton, $12; corn and oats, chopped, per ton,
$12.50; bran, per ton, $12.50; short., per ton,
VEGETABLES.
ASPAnAOUS-Pallfornln, per lb., 20c.
NEW TURNIPS-Pcr doz. bunches, 50c.
SPINACII-Pcr box, $1.
NEW BEETS-Per doz, bunches. 40fiG0c.
LETTUPE Per doz. bunches. 40c: fancy
hend lettuce, per bbl., $5.
HADISIlES l'or doz. buncnes, 35c.
SWEET POTATOES - Per bbl.. Illinois.
$3; Jerseys, $5; large bbls., Kansas. $2.75.
potatoes per mi , cnotc. 3inoc.
CABBAOE Holland seed. 2H5j2i4c.
CAULIFLOWER California, per crate.
$2.60-82.73.
PELEIIY l'cr doz.. 25U30c: California, per
bunch, 4073c.
TUllNli's-tiutauagas. per id., iuc
TOMATOES Florida, per six-basket
crate. $3.60.
MUSHROOMS Per lb, box. BOC.
RHUBARB Per doz.. (W75c.
ONIONS-Retall. yellow. 75c: red. 85S)c:
Ohlos, per bbl., $2.25,
FRUITS.
APPLES Choice western shinning stock.
$1.50; New York stock. $1.50; fancy, $1.75.
OKAl'KS Malaga, per bbl., J7.ixi(9.w.
CRANBERRIES Jerseys, per bbl.. $10.50:
per crate, $3.60.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOES California, fnncv navels. rcr
box, $3,251(3.50; cholco navels, $2.75ii3.00; Call-
rornia seeonngs. per oox,
LEMONS California, choice, per box. $3:
fancy, $1.60; Messtnas, choice, per box, $3.60;
fancy. $4.
BANANAS-Per bunch, medium. 11.760
2.(0; fancy, $2.00Ga.25.
HIDES.
HIDES-No. 1 green hldep, 7c; No. 3
green hides. Be; No, 1 salted h rtes. So
No. 2 suited hides. 7c; No. 1 veal calf, S to
1 ids., uc; rso. i veai cue, i; 10 ib I us., sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Per 21-sectlon case. $3.60.
NUTS Hickory, large, per bu., $1.23;
shellbarks, $1.35.
St. I.onls rirnln nnil Pro vision.
ST. LOUIS. March 12. WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red cash, elevator. 70T4C; track. 73 ff
"Viic: March, 70Uc; Mny. 697ic: July, 6fil.c;
No. 2 hard, 65fj66V4c; receipts, 30.SV5 bushels.
PORN Higher; No. 2 cash, 35c; track,
35Mfc36Hc; March, 35'ic; May, SC'Sic; July,
3Cc.
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash, 211ic; track,
24V-; March, 21c; May, 24Hc; No. 2 white,
-lli'lll,iiC.
uvi.v-mrong at 60c.
FLOUR Firm; patents. $3.503.60; extra
fancy. S3.lRirra.S0; clear, $2.7003.00.
SEEDS-Tlmothy, easy; ordlnnry. J2.15T?
2.25; prime worth more. Flax, nominal at
ji i,.
PORNM EAL Steady. Jl.K5iffl.90.
BRAN Higher; sacked lots, east track.
Jl.tH.
HAY'-FIrm; timothy, 19.00I?12.00; prairie,
Ii MKrlM.bii.
WIIISKY-Steady, higher, 11.2414.
POTTONTIES-J1.25.
1 1 AP.P, 1 NO-fila7c.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS-Pork: Firm: Jobbing, old.
J1050 p.'w. SI 1 2" Lard: Higher; prime
steam, $5.70; choice, $5.75. Dry salt meats
(boxed), higher; extra shorts, Jfi.lSH; clear
ribs. J0.25; clear sides. $0,371-... Bacon
(boxed), higher; extra shorts, $0.6214; clear
ribs, $0.75; clear sides. 10.S714.
MF1 ALS Lead: Firm at $l.5714'i7l.60.
Speller: Strong at $t.50.
POULTRY Steady; chickens. OT1714C; tur
keys, STilOe; ducks, 9c; geese, 514flfic.
KOilS-Steady at 1214c.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 2iVfi2.-c;
delrv ii"0,-
REPEIPTS-Flour. 7.000 bbls.; wheat. 31,
OiV) bu.; corn. 190,001 bu.; oats, 61,000 htl.
SIIIPMENTS-Flour. 6.000 bbls.: wheat,
IS.000 bu.; corn. 47,Oi) bu.; onts, 22.000 bu.
Kiiiiniim Pity (irnln nnd Provisions.
KANSAS PITY. Mnrch 12. WHEAT
Mav. 02Mifi2?ic. No. 2 hard cash. Otc. No.
Wiffic: No 2 red. 70c; No. 3. 661169c; re-
ceiins. wi curs.
CORN May. 34tc: cash. No. 2 mixed. 31c;
No. 2 white, 3IMl35c; No. 3, 34I3i4c
OATS-No. 2 white, 25o.
RYU No 2. 53c.
HAY-Cholce timothy. !10.00fT10.50: choice
prairie. J7.251i7.60.
Hi 'TTNR creamery. WJac; dairy, 19c.
I EOdS - A weak undertone prevails,
owing in warm weather. Fresh Missouri
, and Kansas stock, lOUc doz, cases re-
; turned: new white wood cases Included, He.
UEPHIPTS-Whent. 3,0iT0 bu.j corn. 5,fA)
tin. - oats, lU.IHD llll
SHIPMENTS-Wheat.
10,2i)0 bu.j corn,
39,000 bu. ; oats, 7.000 bu.
Liverpool Cm In nml Pro iUIoik,
LIVERPOOL. March 12. -WHEAT-Spot,
no stock. Futures, quiet; March 5sl0d;
May, 5s 9d; July. 6s Shd.
CORN Spot, tlrm; American mixed, new.
3sl0i4d; American mixed, old. 3s l0id Fu
tures, steady. May. 3s 974d; July, 3s9VI.
PKOVISIONS-I.ird. prime western, In
tierces, dull nt 31s.
The Imports of whent Into Liverpool for
tho last week were 37.800 quarters from
Atlantic ports, lO.fmO quarters from Pa
cltlc ports and 15,00) quarter from other
porti.
The Imports of corn Into Liverpool from
Atlantic ports tat.t week wero 54,000 quar
tern. Dnlutli (irnln Mnrket.
DULUTH, March 12-WHEAT-No. 1
hard cash. C6so: May, 67Tc: No. 1 northern
cash, 65I40; Mny, 60i,e; July. fi7o; No. 2
northern, G2c; No. 3 spring, 5W4C
OATS-23i,?i24c.
CORN-35HC.
Stntciiient nf Vldhle upplr,
NEW YORK March 12 The atutemcnt
of the visible supply of train lu store und
p..c:,nheN
Is as fnlir,wj
v heat. 53.0s,n.v bu.; decrease, sss.noo bu.
Porn, 2l.0'o.i'io bu.; Increase, 1.394,) bu.
Oats, fl.oiioi) bu.j Increase, Stl.Cs" bu.
Rye 1,710.110 bu., decrease, 6.0i bu.
Barley, l.uoo.oiM bu ; decrease, lCO bu,
'liileitit Mnrlii'l,
TOLEDO. Mni-eh 12. WH MAT Firm nnd
hegher. No. 2 cash, 7P4c: May. T2V- bid.
'ORN-Flrm nnd higher; No. 2 mixed,
37c: Mny. 3m
OATS-Active nnd stendv: No. 2 mixed.
2:ic.
R E Nomlnnl ; No. 2 ensh. 5S!4e.
PLOVERSEED - Firm: futures, higher;
prime cash. old. J1.95; March, new, it 6;
October, J5.20; No 2 seed, JI.6DfI5.10.
l 1 1 won lire (i ril 1 11 )lnrliet.
MILWAUKEE. March 12. WHEAT
Firm; No. 1 northern. fiOlic; No. 2 northern,
OKiffie.
11 YE Firm: No 1. CSV.
HA RLEY Firm. No. 2. 42itl5c; sample,
364 10c.
Mlniii'iipiitln Wlienl mid I'lour.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 12-WHEAT-ln
store: No. 1 northern March, 6414c; May,
0i,iifilV; July, fiRi4fifiSV. On track: No.
1 hard, fifii.c; No. l northern, 6ITc; No. 2
northern, G3c.
Peurln Market,
PEORIA. March 12,-PORN-Hlgher; No.
2. r.v.
OA l.c-Klrm- No. 3 white. 23l,e.
WHISKY-FIrm on the basis of J1.2I14 for
finished onds.
MOVEMENTS CtF STdl'KH M IIOMH.
l)n's Stuck MnrKet Is an I u mixta le
ntil? SlriniK One 'I'lifoimliiiut.
NEW YORK March 12 Todiiv'H stock
market was unmistakably string through-1
... MM... , ... .
uui. iue iii'iiiniisiraieo inuiiicreuce oi tnu
ntoi-tnt r.,, U ,Jn.. , .t, ....If. .l..l.,n
.... .... uftiiutiuj iu iiv n n 1 1 1 ,,,ii I lull
of surplus reserves of New York banks took
tho mainstay of tho hears frnn beneath
them. The demand from short Interests
wns a factor In the advance In prices, es
perlally In the Industrials which linv,. re
cently been under pressure. There were
several elements of positive strength In
ismye strength In
he largest part of
edly due to the of-
element among the
the e(TiKt of thn
me niurKci also, nut tile
i no ouying was undouble
fort of the nrofesslimnl
s:i..,ulators to discount the effect of tho
currency mil.
Not only the smaller clas of professionals
who have recently had the market tn them
selves, but operators of larger mould gave
evidence of their Interest In tho market.
i. !.. 'vilu" ."" ln " increased ac-
lHlty of tho stock market upon the monev
market was evln,.,.,i in n. i.. till :...ii
loan rate to ti pt,r cent. The speculators
am no uiieniion to tills admonitory symp
pm, appaiently , onvlnced that the end of
the money market troubles was nt hand
inlt" , 'i.l .cn.,l'Vn,nt of "'W I'urrency
tomorrow HP,,t t0 ,hc I)ri'l,,lc'nt
iTi'hrt,.u'or,n "Cfaslonal periods of dullness
t?. ' u,rknP.L- "I'l'fontly with a view to
testing It. Thn nnlr-lr u.il.ul.i....
Ilwl,yi..wlthout i,ny foactlon In prices and
confirmed the coin b once or the bulls mid '
started prices upward Tig Hi,. Tin cfos ,
,lui,0( 'tftlvo nnd string near" the op
leVd. Net L'Mlnj 11 hn ,,rl., ,..... I . 1
diLStrlals. and specialties, inclu ,11. s r !
rliwtrlnls. nnd specialties, Including Sugar. I
robocc, People's Oas, Anaconda, the r ,m
and steel stocks nml fh. v. v.,.i; ....i.ii ' 1
"''"'?, Horn 3 to over 4 "00 1 il 1
tho latter In Sugar. In the railroad list ,
St. Paul was the leader '"'h In "nlnt of
tMi tinl slfngth, rising an extreme
Tho other grangers, the southwestern;)
and a number of the trunk line and south
ern railroads gained .1 point or over.
A f en t ure of the trading was the nutn
bor of tliroii-day contracts recorded on tho
tape, Indicating the anticipation of easier
money wiin tne operation of the nnvu
financial hill. ThX w a generous
sprinkling of transactions In fractional In s i
all through the t. Indicating ? a n Invest?
mcnt demand which had no small t art In
the, feellnc- nf mnH,L.. .,.i.V.,...i S... i
speculatlvo contlUKent '
A hitpkzrnunri of trcnr.il, tn .1... ...i,.,i
market was afforded by tho large absorp
tion of railroad bonds, especially those of
thn higher grade. This must undoubtedly
be attributed to tho nrcssure for relnveai.
mont of funds which have been realized by
Investors! who have sold covernment bniwts
at tho high prices prevailing, tho banks
buying thvm to use for security for clr-
dilation. It seems to ostfapo notice that
this Is In a measure an nntlclnatorv em-
ployment of the extended circulation, since
mo capital or me national banks, which
nas gono ror tno paymmt of these bondp,
looks to banknote Issues for Its release nnd
rc-empioyment.
London Was a Ilhernl
buyer of stocks In this market nnd con
sldernble, sentimental Influence was exerted
by the largo Mubsorlptlons ruported to bo
made In Now York to the new' British loan.
It Is nrgued that those subscriptions lndl
cato an abundance of capital and they will
represent also a quickly convertible for
eign credit upon which the country enn
draw In cao of need In the money mar
ket. Reports of railroad enrnlngs for tho
first week In March were encouraging.
A good effect was produced also by the
statement of exports for February of agri
cultural products, the large Increase In
value of cotton exports for the month
giving It the record for Fehrunry.
Tho bond market was active and strong
throughout. Total sales, par value, J2,2flfi,
00i). United States 3s, coupon, and new 4s.
registered, declined 4. 4h. coupon, nnd
tho old 4s U in t!'c bid urlce.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram fays: Thero was a
happy tone to the mnrket bore today and
light Increase In business for the new nc
count, but speculation did not develop as
was oxaected, but contnngoes were rather
Htlffer. indicating that speculation Is In
creasing. Interest Is now centered In the
war loan, which has already been tub
scrlbed twenty times over. The London list
was closed today, but this has not yet
been authoritatively ennounced. The pre
mlum fluctuated today between 2i and 2'4,
closing at 2S8. Consols ranged between
101!4 nnd lOW. closing at 101 7-10. Americans
opened strong and kept firm. Business In
them wns brisker than for somo time. New
York offered support and especially In St.
Paul and Atchison nnd the closing wns
cheerful at tho top. The contnngo In this
department wns MiTflVj and the account
was Increased. Both Iondoti nnd New
York bought Anacondas ftrongly all day,
but there wns no explanation of the move
mcnt. Tlntos ulso went up on French buy
ing. Tho bank reoelved 121,000 from Hol
land nnd bought 29.000 In bars. Call and
tlmo money were m strong iiemiuui. uu
loans duo the banK worn renewed una .i
very large frewh loan and discount Imslncsa
.., ,lnn ntttlmiltcd lit 1. 600(100. Oil a
scarcity of funds, due to war loan deposits.
l no ioiiowiiib ui,- "'J,"""""'""" piinmr a
leading stocks on the New York exchanga
todnv:
Atchlon
do. pfd
Balto. , Ohio..
Can. Pacltlc .. .
Pan. Southern..
Plies. & Ohio..
Phlcniro O. W..
'.Wi Texas & Pnc...
",7 1 st Union Pacific ..
62?. do. pfd
IGii
49'4
71
iK
95 Wabash
19 do. nfd. ...
2S Vv. & L. E...
IS'i do. pfd. ...
P.. 11. & Q 12J
Wis. central
P. 1. fi I,...
do. pfd. .
C. & E. I.
C N. W.
Adams Ex 114
51
American Ex. ...112
95'4 United State Ex. 1
IOI14 Wells Fargo Ex.. 122
P.. R. I. & I
iuv.i Am. 1 01. uu "i'4
C. 1 . iv I. l. iJ' uo, pin
Col. Southern 614 Am. Malting .... 5
9314
no. isi pin -iv-i, uu, iiu
do. 2d pfd 16V A. S. fi R
Del. fi Hudson
lfil.i
do. nfd
91
I).. L. & W...
D. & R. C
do. pfd
Erlo
do. 1st pfd...
(51. Nor. pfd...
Hock'ng Ponl .
.ISO
. 19V
. 7M4
. 12J
. 37i
Am. Spirits ...
do. pfd
Am. S. II
do, pfd
A. S. fi W
17
Mi
80
60'
.157M do. nfd.
!"'
H.
. 1514 Am. fin Plate.
. 3314 do. pfd
.113'iAm. Tobacco .
. lPi do. pfd
Hocking ai. ..
1 Illinois Pentrnl
i lowa Central..
.Hi
do. prd. . ..
K. P. P. & O.
L. E. & W
do pfd
U-ike Rhoro ...
An. Mln. t'o.
1STi
fi'VIL"' '.':.'
wvlr Tni,eV.,,'in.
n1H r?i'' J?1 Ct0 " c- '
191 i do. nfd 85
L. i- N
Man. L
82i4 Federal Steel .... 60H
Man. L 9 do. Jfd 73
Met. St. Ry loOHOcn. Electric ,...12Ci
Mcx. Central .... 12 .(llucoso Sugar .. 6214
i Minn. & St. L
I do. pfd
Mo. Pacific ..
. fil do. prd 9S
. 92i;.Int. Paper 19
. 4flU do. nfd 03U
Mobile O..
M.. K. & T
do. pfd
N. J. P
N. Y. P
Norfolk fi W
do. pfd
Nor. Paelllc ..
do. pfd
Ont. fi West..
. 4li4Lnclcde das .... 73'4
I.V'J
IlOiJ
. 1'4 Nat. Biscuit
. tin1 do. pfd. ...
.117 Nat. Lead ...
.131 do. nfd. ...
. 32'4 Nut. Steel ...
HI
311
104
'i
iti' do. pfd.
-11 X -i- Al T i in-,,
-i ? v-' i' V "'"""''r ,7
1IV
23'4Pnelfln Coast .... M!4
O. R. fi N ...
I do pfi!
' Pennsylvania
I Reading
do. 1st pfd..
1 lo. 2d pfd.,
, R. O. W
I do. nfd
. i do. 1st prd S3
. 70 do. 2d pfd 60
.135 Pnclllc Mall :
. li People k Pas .... 9il
. 5S ipremod S. C,
. 29'i' do. pfd
. 52 Pul'. Pal. Car
. 90 H R. & T
4
51
SV,
13'4
0'i
i St. L. & S. F.
10'4 Sugar
...10l4
do. 1t pfd OS ,lo. pfd M7".,
do. 2l pfd 31V.T. C. & 1 95U
St. L. S. W IP. U. H. Leather.... V'A
do. nfd 291 do. pfd.
-mj
St. Paul 12344 r. S. Rubber....
do. nfd. 172 do. nfd
no
91
S3" 4
o-l
St. P. it O...
So. Pacltlc .
So. Rnl'way
en west, union ....
3SH Rep. I, & s
i-i'n no. pra.
07
ijo.pru.
5SV4 P. P. C. & St. I,. 66
First asst. paid
llniik ('IciirliiK.
PHIPAPiO March 12, -Clearings. 122.311
092, buluii'cs, J1,16C,07U. Posted exchange,
-!
. BALTIMORE, Maroh 12. - Clearings,
$.'.W1I0 balances. $tt7.OI0. (
PIIILAtlKt.t'lttA. Mnrrh 12 PlearlncS. :
110.lH2.6iMj balances, 11.792.710.
BOSTON. March 12.-Plearings, 116.30S.57S;
balnnces, ll.47S.024.
ST LOUIS, March 12.-Plenrlngs, J5.S0',
214. balances, JS50.1IS. Money. Mi7 per cent.
New York exchnnge, par bid, 23c premium
dP-rd.
NEW YORK. March 12. Ploarlngs. llOii,
iSD.KiJ; balancef, 13,907,430.
iw 'nrU Slcuiej' InrUet.
NEW YORK. Mnrch 12.-MONEY-OU
call, firmer nt 31(0 per cent; lust loan at
314; prime mercantile paper, lflStj per
cent
STERLING EXPHANOE-Steady. with
actual liultiris In bankers' bills nt $1.M4
for demand and nt HMWU 2l4 for sixty
days; posted rater, $I.S3i5i 4. SI and ut 1I.S7
5i4.87i?. commercial bills, J4.Slii1f4.S2.
SILVER - Certificates. fiOUllOllie; bar.
69'V; Mexican dollars, 17ic.
BONDS-aovernmcnt. weak; state and
railroad, strong.
The following nre tho closing quotations
on bonds:
V. S. 2s',' reg i02i4 N. Y. P. Is 110
do 3s. reg HPN. J. P. gen. &S..1234
do coupon 11114 Nor. Carolina 6s. 127
ilo new Is reg..130"-i do 4s loo
do new 4s coup. 130i Nor. Pnc. 3s 667
do old U reg. ...11711 do 4s 104-4
do old ts colip.lltili N Y P & St L 4S.10S
do 6 reg llfiljNor. & W. c. Is.. 9514
do 5s coup II6HI do gen. di 130
Dlst. of Col. 3 C.s.llS Ore. Nnv. Is 1S
Atchison gen. 4S.10PJ do 4s ire'S
do. mlj. Is :,0. S. L. 6 127i
Pan. So. 2ds 1015.1,! do con. 5s 113i
P. & O. 4iss 971. Rending gen. 4.. Sf'
P. & O. 6 11S14 R. O. VV. Is 9St4
P. fi N. W. e. 7S.142 St L & I M c 5.11ti
do S F. deb. 5s.l20 St I. fit 8 F g Os.120
Phi. Ter. 4s 91 St. Paul con 10S
J'- O- l'ts.,103
St. P. I'. I', ls.i.v,
do 5s 119
So. Ry 6s 1H
I'. rt It. 1.1. 4S.... !l'l
t. tr - r. it i iaV
Jn.lJ 1
Erie gen. 4s 71
S. R. & T. W
l'-. v. r I), r. is. 70!4,Tonn. new sei. :is in
den. Electric 5s. U6H Texas el Pac. is. 112
O. H. & S. A. Os.lOS do 2R 67
no 2s 107i Union I'ac. s ioj-
11. T. P. 5S....U0V
do. con. 6-J 112
...r.... . 1. . ii.t
Wabash Is H0-
do 2s 99
West Shore 4s ... 113
Wis. Pent. Is.... 90'i
Va. Pent S9
lowa rent. Is. ...114
K v j, x. m i 71
! i'V Vew eon ti 1I
V J6r IC tml ' 4 n
J ' k Jp ' 32, ,
rVtJV l- -
Vtt. deferred 9
Pol. So. 4 s S3
do 4s
91H So. Pac. 4- S3i(
Oflered.
lliiNtnn MlntnK Storks.
BOSTON, March 12. -Pall loans, 31414 per
cent; time loans, 473 per cent. Closing
prices for stocks, bonds nnd mining shares:
A. T. & S. F.
do. pfd. ...
Am. Sugar .
do. nfd. ...
Bell To!. ...
Boston & Al.
Boston Ele...
23'
071
101'
im
311
210
West End
iVest. Elec
WK Pentrnl ..
Atchison 4s ....
V. K. (1. Si C. 6s
93
4214
17U
9Si
70
Adventure H4
11714,
Allouez M. Po.... 2'f
Amal. Popper .... 92
AHantlc 24
Boston & Maine. 191
P.. 11. & Q 12li
Dom. 1 011
... 43 Boston & Mont.. 302
no. pro uc
Butte fi Boston., hi
Federal Steel .... '0
Pal. & Heola 736
; r '' ';', .J?.
1'ltchburK iifd 3
Z "" J7
no. pin 1 J "
Centennial ..
Franklin ....
isceoln. ....
1SU
1314
. 15
. 711i
. 4314
.IB
. 514
.1S9
. 21K.
. 215
. 411i
:'4
Parrot
? l"x.: l'c"'n''
v"5,- e t n'A "
Si.w.Av, ,&
Ql ( oony ....
12H Qtilncy
. 18
.207
s. F. Popper.
Tamarack ...
?, y,,Pm,nlon "
i,", rr, '".;,' "'
Unl" 1 n''"'c "
Utah Mln. ...
29 Winona
4914 Wolverines
ew York 3IIiiIiik Stocks.
NEW YORK, Mnrch 12. The following
are tho olllclal closing quotations for
ml 11 1 11!.' shares:
Phol'iar 23 Ontnrlo
..823
"'" nu ' w
Con Pal. & Va .16.5 IVmouth 12
Deadwood 60 Quicksilver 160
0VI,'&vcrr5' - " L d0 x?f,1i
J uln ,Norcro9 il prr? N,evnda
Homestnko 5000 Standard 300
1. rown i-oini n .upnir
.. 80
Iron Silver 70 lUnton Con........ 18
Mexican 22 lYellow Jacket ...15
London Stock Quntntlon.
LONDON, March 12.-4 p. m.-ClosIng:
Consols, m'n'y 101 3-16 Pennsylvania
Pons., acet... .101 7-16 Reading
... 69U
... 9i
... 75Vi
... 23
... 841A
... 85
... 10
... 37
' Can. Pacific 100'i, Nor. Pac. pfd
I Erie 1314 Atchl'on
do 1st pfd 38H Louisville
H'lnols Central. . .UGH Orand Trunk
U. P. pfd 70U Anaconda
; wt- t'aui com ijd nanus
N. Y. c...
....13714
BAR SILVER- Steady at 27d per ounce.
MONEY-S14SM per, cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for both short and three-months' bills Is 4
per cent.
FnrrlKii Flnnnrlnl,
PARIS, Mnrch 12. On tho bourse today
prices wero firm but Inactive. Lntcr they
reacted In several departments. Rentes
were better. Portugueti wero In good de
mand. Spanish 1s were easier. Rio Tlntos
ndvanced, then relapsed on realizations and
closed lower. De Beers wero actively
bought. Katllrs wore fairly strong and
sales were reflected. Three per cnt rents,
lOlf 9214c for tho nccount. Exchunge on
London, 23f 23c for checks. Spanish 4s.
71.1211,.
LONDON. March 12. American securities
opened rather firm In response to the Im
provement In New York Saturday and
prices were well maintained throughout the
session, cioslng firm. The demand was
light. Gold premiums aro quoted as fol
lows: Buenos Ayres. 127,30; Madrid, 31.02;
Lisbon. 14; Rome, 6.90V4.
BERLIN. March 12. Exchange, on Lon
don, 20m 61pfgs. for check. Prlcee were.
Ilrm on the bourse today, being encouraged
by London advices nnd tho rise In consols.
Home funds wero In good demand nnd
harder. Americans were firmer. Canadian
Paclllcs reacted on a reported decrease In
the weekly receipts. Locals were good, es
pecially In mine shares.
Condition of Hip Trennry.
WASH INcnON. Mnrch 12 -Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $503,i5,600;
gold reserve, J2l2.91t.049.
Wool Market.
LONDON. March 12.-WOOL The wool
snlcs were continued today, with offerings
nf 9.195 bales. Prices for good wools
ui,iv,.l n amnll Imnrnvpmpnl unit a lnrcG
quantity of Queensland Ueeiong merinos
WPI.p demand. The American buyers
...,..l,nu.,l 1,r. I.nut f!,. Inrn, nllnnpil Prias.
i,roc,is wero fairly represented, tho homo
i trade taking the bUIK. New cuppeu i-unia
Arenas In good condition showed a small
deeltno under the December rates. Tho
catnloguo offered wns moueraie una 1110 111-
tendnnce good. The Frencn and Herman
buyers secured the most of tho merinos.
The followlnc Is the sale In detail: New
W)'h South Wales, 3,100 bales; scoured, Is 414diT
1014 is lid; greasy, 7d'Tils2d. Queensland, too
27 ; bales: scoured, 1s 714dffls I114d; greasy, 9141I
l'li.ffils. Victoria. 1,800 bales; scoured, Is SV4dff1
IsllHil; greasy, 7V4HriH i'4'i. west Aus
tralia, 27 halea; greaBy, lOiilld. New '.ea
bind. 1.300 bales: scoured. 6?id7?ls 514d;
greasy, 614dfUs Hd. Puntn Arenas, 2,200
bales; scoured, 714ff914d; greasy, 5&10d.
ColTee Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Mnrch 12.-POFFEB-Tho
market for coriee futures opened stenny ill
tone, with prices partly 5 points higher on
local covering, following better Hnvre
entiles than exnected. modenite receipts In
itnizll and fair wnrehouse deliveries In this
country. Subsequently Increased the nd-
vaiice to 107115 points, but turned easier on
lower closing Havre cables. Selling shocked
.S'1 by prlvnto cables saying that Santos re
lOMj eclpts were unlikely to Increase. Closed
steady, wiin prices iu points net nigner.
Total snles were 27.750 bags. Including:
March. $0.70: Mny. JiI.fi.Vflli.7U; Jll )', I6.70M
March. J0.70; May, W.6&56.70; July, $6.70i(
t!-r': September, JO.806.85; October, JS.85;
December, J7.05in7.10: February. J7.15. Spot,
Rio. dull: No. 7 Invoice. 811c. nomlnnl: No.
7 Jobbing. 8i, c. Mild market, quiet; Cor
dova, 9WH4c.
Dry (Snnils Mnrket,
NEW YORK, March 12. -DRY OOODS
Bleachcd cottons ure moving up. No ma
terial change In tho market for brown
goods. Homo demand quiet nnd very little
ilolnir for exnort. Tone tlrm. Wide sheet-
Incu senreo. Business In colored cottons
I strong by scarcity of supplies and tho
prices now held for. Print cloths dull but
I ,'1l niiil-l' inline numimih, v.,iih,ii,tin
I strong, wntto goons scarce unn nrm.
Cnllfnriiln Dried Friilta,
NEW YORK. March 12. -CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS-Dull but steady. Thn
market for evaiiorated apples continues
quiet, with only a small Jobbing business;
prices at the close wero unchanged; state,
common, P-sfiStie; prime. fijiOlJc; choice, "if
7isc; fancy. 71SVjC. Prunes, 3145i7e, as to
size and quality. Apricots. Roynl. 13015c;
Moor park. 15Ti1Sc. Peaches, peeled, 18fi
22t; unpecled, 7i419c.
I'lilliiilelplilii Prnduce Mnrket.
PHILADELPHIA. March 12,-Hl'TTKR-Dull
and easier; fancy western creamery,
20c; fancy western prints, 27o.
EOOS Firm; fresh nearby, western and
southwestern. 15c; fresh southern, 14c.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
EIkIii Mutter Market.
E LCI IN. 111.. March 12. -No offerings of
butler today. Olllclal market declared firm
at 2tc.
nu u , 1 irr? ctmpp u di;dt
UJInlKl Lilly llltfl.ll Ui -til II 111
""""" tit'" UiUVrt M.iilUL. l
Week Start! Ont with Just About the Uiunl
wuuunj a ii;unipMi
CATTLE VALUES PRACTICALLY UNCHANGED
Hogs AH Sell Enrly ttKIi friers
Simile HlKlirr Tlinn l,nl Week
Sheep nml l.iunlis In l)e
iiinml mill Stenil,
, SOUTH OMAHA. March 12.
Receipts were: intl. Ilnirs. Sheen.
Olllclal .Monday I,9i0 4,172 5,301
One week ago 2.120 4.720 G,lli
,!,."" "fens ngo i,i,i ;i,r,n i,m,i
Three weeks ago l,i2 2 007 8,1:15
I-our weeks ago 2,733 3,19 9.120
AVemi!o lirlcii linl.1 fryr nntfa frit' ilin last
sevornl days with comnarlsons-
11900
ilS93.I89S '1S97. ISM., 1896,
1S94.
Feb. 16.
Feb. 17
Feb. ....
Feb, 19....;
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
Feb. 22
l- eb. 23
Fell Si
Fch. "S
Feb. 2..'...
fob. 27
Feb
March
March 2....
March 3 ...
March 4
Mnrch 5 ...
March ....
Mnrch ?
March .$!."!
March 9....
March 10...
March 11...
March 12...
Indicate Sunday
The olllclal numher nf c.-irs of stock I
brought In today by each .road was: 1
uniiic. noirs. s i 11. Mrs
v ., .11. ot Bl, i' uy
O. & St. I,. Ry....
4 XII n r.vi 11 1 1 3 19M If
4 7 3 6S 3 S4 S 26 S S8 4 '
I J 621 3 871 3 31 3 90 3 o
4 S3 3 911 3 3S 3 81 3 8.1 0 0i
4 7S 3 60, 3 33 3 84 3 76 4 M
4 74 3 47! 3 9i 3 S7 3 71 4 31
4 69 3 55 3 81 3 3S 3 87 3 78 4 99
69, 3 M, 3 81 3 36 3 SO J JS
4 691 3 63 3 S3 3 41i 3 83 . 85
3 68 3 791 3 49 3 75 3 84
4 65 3 81 3 421 3 70 82 4 5
4 S7 3 62 3 431 3 73 3 82 4 9
4 70 3 66 3 77 I 3 Of. 3 S7 4 86
4 M 3 54, .1 78 3 60 I 3 88 4 77
4 6 3 69 3 86 3 47 3 74 3 10 4 69
4 63 3 67 3 881 3 49 3 SOI 4 77
I 3 62 3 87 3 481 3 VJ 3 91
4 74' 3 S2 .1 55 3 SSI 3 87 4 i7
4 70) 3 61 3 65 3 79 3 92 4 71
4 71 3 60! 3 89 I 3 80 V0 4 6
I 72 .1 631 3 7fi 3 671 I 4 06 J 74
4 71 3 58 3 76 3 601 3 81 4 01 4 li
! I 73 3 63 .1 S0 3 05 3 S 4 t'9
3 59 3 791 3 61 3 82 4 10 1
I 4 76 3 7 1 3 70 . 3 S0 I 16 4 61
11
1
is '9 !.'
7 ..
.1
17 12 'i
1 1
Mlsontirl Pacific llv... I
1 nlon I'aclile System. 17
P. fi N. W. Ry
1
F., E. & M. V. R. It..,
S. P. fi P. Ry
f,
20
23
1
4
1
P.. St. P.. M. & O....
U. M. R. It. R
P., II. & Q. Ry
P.. R. I. P. Ry.. E
Illinois Central
Total receipts 76 67 21 2
The dlsnosltlnn of ihn dnv's mcnlnis u-n
as follows, each buyer purchasing the inini-
oer 01 ncau innicnieii:
llll vol
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omalia Packing Co..
66
IW
ii. 11. Hammond Co
Swift nnd cnmnnnv
152
367
31 ,1
33S
755
627
S23
9.(2
93S
250
1.032
462
2,719
"610
Cudaliy Packing Co
Armour c uo
Armour, from Sioux City
Swift, from country
k. iiecKer Ai uegan
Vnnsant & no
M
125
9S
221
26
87
J. L. Carey
Lobman A- Co
Hill & Huntzlniier
Other buyers
256
Totals 1.S63 4.501 5,359
CATTLE Tho week started out with a
smaller run of cattle than Inst week and
with tho general market Mhuwlng little
chatiKo upon tho whole.
Cornfed steers seemed to be In pretty
good demand nnd the market, while not
particularly nctlve, was sufllclently so to
effect a reasonably early clearance. The
prices paid were just about the same as
prevailed at the closo of last week and
about all that can he said of the market Is
to call It .steady. The most of tho cattlo
on salo were soon disposed of.
Cows nnd heifers were also In good de
mand and the most of the desirable stuff
was soon disposed of nt steady prices. No
new features were dtivelopcd lu the trado
and the market was without quotablo
change. Hulls, stags and othur stock sold
In last week's notches.
The feeder market was crazy and good
stuff sold ns high as any time. Somo good
Wyomlngs, white faces, brought 15. Thn
speculators wero the principal buyers. The
total offerings wero light and everything
on salo was disposed of lu a short time.
Reprenentatlvn sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. A v. Pr.
t 860 3 15 1 1120 4 43
1 720 $3 30 7 1240 4 41
13 846 4 00 1 1280 4 45
2 K50 4 00 1 1010 4 45
11 1111 I IW) 19 1313 4 60
1 910 I (K 20 1235 4 50
2 97: 4 -1 2) 1190 4 60
8 1063 4 20 4 1260 4 60
5 90S 4 20 1 8 1098 1 60
21 996 4 :) 10 1OI0 4 60
15 1075 4 35 21 1361 4 65
11 1128 4 15 2 1155 4 65
4 1137 I 33 23 1206 4 65
17 12(i 4 35 10 1126 I 70
10 1112 I W 20 1305 I 70
47 1112 4 43 21 1280 I SO
41 1154 4 45 10 127S 4 90
19 1162 4 45 8 HOi 5 00
2.1 J149 4 45
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
13 12.18 4 70 TTZT
COWS.
1 770 2 25 7 10S5 3 10
I 750 2 25 1 1200 3 10
1 840 2 50 3 1173 3 10
2 890 2 60 1 1020 3 40
2 S90 2 50 17 1021 3 45
1 730 2 50 2 1050 3 50
1 870 2 75 1 1430 3 50
1 700 2 75 II 1118 3 50
11 950 2 73 4 920 3 0
1 1080 2 75 1 1320 3 CO
1 960 2 75 11 1163 3 65
1 1210 2 90 18 1020 3 65
1 1040 2 90 66 971 3 65
9 891 .1 00 1 1010 3 65
1 900 3 00 5 10.10 1 65
2 940 3 00 1 1120 3 70
1 820 3 00 7 1155 3 70
1 8.80 3 00 15 1015 3 70
3 970 3 00 17 1217 3 70
3 1060 3 10 1 1170 3 75
3 900 3 10 13 1143 3 75
1 1250 3 15 1 1260 3 75
4 1045 3 15 1 770 3 75
18 9S2 3 15 1 1370 3 75
fi 1010 .1 25 20 1143 3 75
4 1115 3 23 3 990 3 73
1 910 3 25 1 1420 3 75
2 1165 3 23 20 1096 3 SO
1 1120 3 25 15 11S6 3 80
1 1210 3 25 1 1220 3 85
1 83(1 3 25 1 1390 4 on
2 1075 3 25 5 1051 4 00
1 650 3 25 5 870 4 00
8 1062 3 37 2 1210 I 10
1 1100 3 33 7 1112 4 25
COWS AND HEIFERS.
II 803 3 23 67 1102 3 92H
11 1156 3 90 28 1070 3 9.'!4
TEXAS COWS AND HEIFERS.
14 617 3 50
HEIFERS,
1 420 3 00 15 914 3 90
1 700 3 25 1 1120 3 92'j
2 fi-Hl 3 60 1 7S0 4 00
1 660 3 80 1 1240 4 10
1 fi50 3 85 37 1177 4 25
B 1064 3 S3 2 1370 4 40
41 S5l 3 90
RULLS.
2 1140 2 60 l., 950 3 40
1 1261) 2 90 1..' 1050 3 40
1 1480 3 00 1 710 3 10
6 1086 Tt 00 3 1776 3 50
1 800 3 (V) 1 1610 3 60
1 660 3 00 1 1.110 3 50
1 1210 3 10 1 1070 3 65
1 1560 3 25 1 1720 3 65
1 1010 3 25 1 1510 3 65
fi 1113 3 23 1 1570 3 70
1 1700 3 35 1 13'rt 3 75
2 1410 3 35 1 910 1 00
CALVES.
3 176 7 25
STAOS.
1 1110 2 75 1 1080 3 23
3 1100 3 11
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 900 3 00 1 890 3 70
2 710 3 10 10 813 3 70
2 710 3 25 2 970 3 75
1 S30 3 25 1 820 3 SO
1 380 3 23 1 830 3 SO
1 690 3 23 6 693 3 80
1 960 3 35 1 380 3 90
1 730 3 40 1 600 4 00
1 500 3 50 1 380 4 00
1 760 3 65
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
R 796 3 25 1 6)0 I 25
4 690 3 50 4 787 4 30
60 816 3 70 4 S22 I 30
18 SI 6 3 70 1 770 t 30
1 720 3 75 22 820 4 15
26 918 3 75 20 971 4 33
1 1110 t (Hi 4 912 4 10
1 SSO I 1ft 8 710 I 10
1 610 I 15 4 957 4 10
23 750 i 15 1(10 768 I 85
1 850 I 20 103 :. 760 5 00
1 930 I 23
MILKERS AND SPRINOERS.
No.
I'd
1 cow and calf Jio
00
D. W. Kennedy & Co. Idaho.
6 hulls llfiS 3 60 20 feeders. . 775 4 85
1 steer 1020 3 75 63 feeders.. 71') 185
1 steer 610 3 25
HOUS Thero wns a fair run of hogs for
tho first day or mo ween, but or tne num
ber reported In there were nine double
decks from Sioux City direct to a packer
Thn market wns a shado higher than on
Saturday. The demand was good, but
sellers bad their Ideas nrotty high nnd
were holding on for every cent that thero
was in It, so that the movement was not
very activ. Still everything was dUpoud
' ?IJ.",..R.?.1. .v-?.".-.. iJs.r!L
1 ""K'-ij ih i 10, imr u" mnum-i; ..w...n
i trlnK hrot.gltt $l.70 1,721,1. a few leads
of the better hogs brought JI7714 and m
"i ine neiicr nogs nrougni i nn mm
up to JI S74, which was the top, as against
JI85 on Saturday. Some of the less de-
siranie loaus sold ni ti.iuiu.u't.
It will be noted from the table uf average
prices above that tho week starts out with
the market n very little stronger than It
wn-4, at the opening of last week, and more
than 10c higher than two weeks ngo. Rep
resentative sales:
No.
15 .
1ik.
37..
II. .
H .
v.".
71 . . ,
9 . .'
96..
82...
IK..,
fiS .
71 .
61..
III. .
71..
12 .
10..
(A. .
6S. .
7.1 .
61..
61
71..
79
SI..
67
Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
.212 ... $ 61) 64 251 200 4 75
.167 So I 70 82 230 ... 4 75
. 1S7 80 I 70 90 232 120 4 75
2"! 40 4 70 27 233 ... I 75
218 ... I 7'.'ii (P 216 ... 4 75
rii 160 4 7.''I ft) 231 80 4 75
.212 40 4 7214 6" 213 ... 4 75
226 160 4 734 79 213 ... 4 75
2"fi ... 4 75 61 270 40 I 771j
.21) ... 1 75 65 26.1 ... 4 77',
.221 80 I 75 66 275 ... 4 771,
.2311 ... 4 75 I'fi 2 IS ... 4 77-,
27 SO I 75 M 269 ... 4 T73
238 ... 4 76 74 245 SO I 771
.265 210 4 75 83 2IJ Si) 4 77i
22J ... 1 75 75 235 ... 4 77a
202 ... 4 73 70 21'.! ... 4 77'j
V4 ... 4 75 71 2lil 40 4 7714
2i9 ... I 75 73 226 ... 4 77'4
.230 ... 4 75 66 212 120 4 77
207 SO 4 75 75 256 ... 4 SO
215 ... 4 75 74 260 ... 4 M
246 ... 4 75 til 261 ... I SO
,2V, SO 4 75 71 263 ... 4 S'Jifc
221 ... 4 75 33 37S ... 4 85
209 40 4 76 65 320 120 4 Si
22S ... 17-, un 3H ... 1 8714
217 ... I 75
KIII.M.M, n. -1. ..
, oit iiei'ii stiiricil inn will! 11
Iberal run nf sheep and lambs and with
the market lu good shape. The local pack
ing drinand uppcarcd to be of good pro
portions, so that tho offerings were all
disposed of early In the morning. The
trade ns a whole might be summed up as n
good, steady, active market. Sellers with
out exception were well pleased with the
results of the day's operations. The prices
paid Tor the dlrferent kinds will be seen
from the Bales below.
Quotations: Choice handy weight yenr
i !!K2' ,;! RO("1 10 choice feil venr-U"-SV
utiJn: fnlr ,n K"' yearling,
$r, ,ijfi.90; good to choice wethers, $5 4.Vfi6.75;
fair to good wethers, J5 33f5.4S; good to
- lo-iv J, lilir 10 goon
Vwc?'u AK'S'V- K0o1 choice native
lambs. J, (Ofi ,.2.,: good to choice western
nmbs. Ji,9(Vi,7 10, fnlr to good western
lambs, J6.601iS.i; feeders wethers. H.50TP
J5.00; feeder yearlings $5 (V,i5.60; good to
choice feeder lambs, J5.75ftfi.2S. Representa
tive sales-
No.
9 bucks and stngs
1 goat
A v.
... 172
... 70
... 113
... 120
... 101
... 90
... 95
... 106
... 87
... fi!)
... 84
.. 73
... 77
... 82
... 88
... 79
... 107
Pr.
J 1 r.o
5 m)
5 20
5 23
6 70
5 75
5 75
fi 00
fi 12'd
C 60
tl 65
fi 85
fi 90
7 01)
J.1 25
4 25
6 50
5 SO
5 SO
6 SO
6 90
fi 25
6 30
fi 65
3 00
4 00
115 western ewes
1 western owe
231 western yearlings
1 western wether
274 western wethers
fi western wethers
1S7 western yearlings
22 western lumbs
269 western lambs
250 Colorado lambs
601 western lambs
611 western lambs
30 ewes and bucks
29 ewes nnd bucks
107 western wethers
2I2 western yearlings
117 U',lt,trti ti'nt fine rt.,.1 or!....
93
101
2-r. western wethers nnd yrlgsi. 101
.... Mieiii yearlings
67 western lntnbs
136 western lambs
261 western lambs
12 oilll ewes
7 ewes
102
60
66
69
76
SS
CHICACO LIVE STOCK MAIIKKT.
Cuttle (Jenernlly About Slend) IIok
SlroiiK to Bo Higher.
PiriPAOO. Mnrch 12. CATTLE - Re
ceipts". 1S.000 head; generally about steady,
natives, prime Hteers. steady to strong nt
J5.00!.00; poor to medium, steady to slow
at JI.OJii4.85; selected feeders, steady nt
tl.10ft4.Tr.; mixed stockers, slow at JI.IOW
3.85; cows and butchers' jtock, steady nt
J.t oOff 4.30; heifers, J3.10fH.60; canners, $2.40
i3.00; bulls, $.1.00-114.30; calves. Jl.73fi7 76,
Toxans, receipts, 1,600 head; Texas fed
steers, steady at Jt.9OJT4.90; Texas hulls,
JJ.'S.I.TS.
HOOS Receipts, today, 30,000 head; to
morrow, 25,001) head, estimated; left over.
l.OOi) head; strong to 5c higher: top, $5.02is,
good clearance; mixed nnd butchers, JI.S0
476.00; good to choice heavy, J4.9iW)021i,
rough heavy, JI.V0ril.90; light, J4.76fi4.95;
bulk of sales. J 1.901(4.971.
SHEEP AND LAMPS - Receipts. 17.0)
head; sheep, steady to strong, lambs,
about steady; good to choice wethers, $5.50
(Ti'5.90; fair to choice mixed, JI. 75176.40; west
ern .sheep. 15.40fi6.S5; yearlings. $4,901(6.50;
native lambs', $5,7047.86; wcit'ern lambs,
$6.0tS7.33.
York Live Stoek.
NEW YORK, March 12. REEVES Re
ceipts, 4,802 head; 39 enrs on sale, steers
and bulls, sternly; cows, slow and 10fi2Ac
lower, about all sold; steers, $l.60ff6.55.
oxen nnd stags. 2.60ff4.75; bulls. 13.40fjl.25.
cows, 12.23ft3.50; choice f.lt cows, $3.90. Lon
don cables quoted American cnttle lower at
KPifillio per lb.: refrigerator beef, steady
at 10c per lb.; exports, 350 head cattle and
4.3111) quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 4,500 head; slow and
60-(775c lower: veals, $1.00117.50; prime stock
sold early, up to $7.75: little calves, $11,001?
3.50; barnyard stoek, 13.001(3.23.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 10,352
head; sheep, steady; lambs opened slow,
closed Ilrm on good stock; 11 cars unsold
Sheep, ll.50?6.25; choice wethers, $6.35;
culls. JI. 601(6 00; yearlings, JC,501?6.75.
HOOS Receipts. 11.650 head; steady at
J3.20f5.30; common tn good pigs, J5.00fi5.15.
Knimnx Citr l.ltc Stoek.
KANSAS CITY. Mnrch 12. - CATTLE
Receipts, 3,000 head natives and 1.200 head
Texnns; good demand at steady prices;
heavy native steers, Jl.65fi5.15; lightweights,
JI. COli 1.90; stockers and feeders J3 50ti4.15;
butchers' cows and heifers, J.1.25f(4.30. din
ners. 2.50Ca3.25; fed westerns. $3.75fN.65:
western feeders, $3.50fi4.25; Texans, 3.651(
I. 45.
IIOOS -Receipts. 7,150 head: market ac
tive and steady to shade higher; heavy,
II. SOli 4.95; mixed, 14.701(185; lights. 14.65jj
4 80; pigs. $4.2511 1.50.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts. 4.500
bend; supply largely common killers thnt
sold rendllv at steady prices; Colorado
lambs, J6.251(6.S5; yearlings, $5; muttons,
J4.S5f(G.0O: stockers and feeders, Jl.00f5.50;
culls, l-1.00fj-l.00.
St. I. mils Live Stoek.
ST LOUIS, March 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.30i) head. Including 1,400 hend Tex
nns; market steady; native shipping nnd
export steers, Jl.501i5.60; dressed beef nnd
butcher steers, J 1.001(5.00; steers under 1,600
lbs., J3.2O1TI.50; stockers nnd feeders, J3.00
4 65; cows and heifers, J2.O0f(4.00; ennners,
Jl Mf)2.85: hulls. J2.60lfl.50; Texas and Indian
steers, $:i.7Wi 1.70; cows nnd heifers, J2.3Ufi)
-1 25.
HOOS Receipts. 8,000 head: market
steady to shade higher; pigs and lights,
Jl vi'n-l.ftO; packers, $I.S0i(fi,95: butchers, Jl 90
61 5.00.
SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts, 1.600
head; market strong; native muttons, $5.oo
(ii55; lambs, $5,501(7.25: culls and bucks,
l.00f(4.50; stockers, $3.n0fi 4.00.
St, Joseph Lire Stock,
sniTTM KT JOSEPH. Mnrch 12. (Rue-
clal I-Thn Journal quotes:
I rt 1 I l,r, lieceiiiin, ovu in-iiii, in.nn.-fc
steady; quality very poor; demand strong
for all kinds.
HOOS Receipts, 3.600 head; market 2'?1i
r. Mi.hi.r- nil iT:nles. ll.S01iS.00: bulk nf
rales, JI.K21ifi4. 8714.
Hlll'.rjl' AiMJ iA.iiiin jici-i-iiiiK. 1.
head; market lower on lambs; others
steady; western lambs. J7.
Stoek In SlKbt.
TiVillnwInir nre tho recelnts at tho four
nrlnclnnl western markets for March 12
Cattlo. llogs. Sheep. 1
South Omaha 1.920
1,172
5.::i;t
Chicago ls.000
3n,(mi)
7.1W)
S.om)
r.no)
1 500
Kansas City a.'""'
St. Louis 2.300
Totnls
BUFFET LIBRARY CARS
Best Dining Car Service.
- - I
5,220 40.022 2S.3G! ,
' ,,M,M "I,u xs 1 ul VI V ''H"1""5
To the Republlcnn Elector-r of Du;lg!a
County, Nebraska: A prlinnrv election of
the republicans of Doulus m-mtj Ne
braskn, Is hereby called ror Friday. March
30, I9iX, under tho followlns teodutlnti of
the republican county central lommltte,
"Resolved, That 11 primary 1 lection 14
hereby called for Filday. M.m-li .le. 19m) to
elect delegates to represent the republic ans
of noughts county In the republican ptare
convention to meet nt Lincoln Mnj 2. in-.
Said delegates nlsn to represent Douglas
county In the republican district coiivin
tlon for tho Second congressional dl-drlct
called to choose district delegates in thn
republican national convention. Prnlded.
each set of delegntcs shall be npport..ncd
as follows: Pity of Omaha, each w.crd,
seven: city of South Omaha, each ward,
two; 1 'Inn tn if precinct, one; other country
precincts, each, two. Said delegates or 11
majority of the same being present to cast
the entire vote npportloiied tn DoiirIh.i
county lu said conventions, said delegates
to be elected under the rules herewith
adopted by this committee to govern said
primary 1 lection."
The pulls In the city nf Omnhn nnd South
Omaha will open at 12 111. and close at 7
p. in.; In the country pteclnets the polls will
open ut 7 p tn and close at 9 p. m.
Tho vntlng places In the respective wards
and precinct are:
PITY OF OMAHA.
First Ward Sixth and Pierce streets.
Second Ward lll.l South Sixteenth street.
Third Ward 1120 Capitol avenue.
Fourth Ward 220 Mouth Seventeenth
street.
Fifth Wuril 2612 Sherman avenue.
Sixth Wnrd-ldlewlld hall, Twenty-fourth
and (Irntit.
Seventh Wnrd 1.112 Park avenuo.
Eighth Ward -2123 Cuming street.
Ninth Ward Twenty-eighth nnd Farnum
streets.
CITY OF SOUTH OMAHA.
First Ward-20!t .1 street.
Second Wnrd Twentieth nnd R streeti,
1C vnn-' ball
Third Ward-505 North Twenty-fourth
street.
Fourth Ward Thirty-second and K
streets. Mnrt's barn.
THE COUNTRY PRECINCTS.
East Omnhn School house, district 61.
Florence -Pity hall
Douglas- Same as last year.
Valley -Same as last year.
Jefferson Lumber ynrd olllce.
Union Purcell's hall.
Plontarf-W. W. Wilde's, Eleventh nnd
Kavari
Waterloo-Same as last year.
Elkhorn -Same us last yenr.
Chicago Kyner s hall.
West Omnhn Fifty-first nnd Dodce
streets.
Millard -Same as Inst year.
MeArdle -Olandt school houo
Dated nt Omaha. March 10. I9t)
M II COLLINS. Phalrmnn
.1. A. TUCKER. Secretary
Wfera otlM! tail commit
DOCTOR
SEARLE5 A
SEARLES
OMAHA.
op MEN
SPECIALIST
W (uaraatM t our an him timtto
WEAK MEN SYPHILIS
8EXCALLY. cared tor IIT.
HltfhUj Cmluions, Lot Mknhrwd, Kyte
Vwloaofle, Gonorrhea, Oloot, SypbilU, frtrtV
M, PUm, Fistula and HftoKvl Utoaw MMl
AM Private DUeasca
and Disorder ! Mm.
8TBICTURE and GLEET "VEtf
Ccnaultatlon fraa 011 on or addreaa
DR. 8GARLB3 & 1BARLBS,
Htfa su OnANA.
CHICAGO and EAST,
LEAVE 7:00 A M 1 .55 IV M -7 30 P. M.
ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS,
LEAVE C:55 A. M -7:20 V. M.
HOT SPRINGS - DEADWOOD.
LEAVE 3.00 P. M
Cit" Offices. 1401-03 Farnam,
57 Broadway, New York, Mch 1, 1900
ASA l POTTER and S. K
KIKKHAM, member N. Y.
Consolifhitert Slock Kxchcinge,
beg to announce their copart
nership under tho linn name
of POTTKK cfe ICIRKHAM,
l'or the transaction of a gener
al Hanking and Bond and
Stock Commission businosH.
Special .attention given to or
ders in investment securities.
Correspondence invited.
Wmk im w torn ma
trmtment wDfiMwem mi4
ntiDlla- MM caKf op-
JlfMli
it, iiMivmiiiKni
ll t cmr csjwnan.
hi NutMaE, KoliUM
tirAHh for ami, Mn d tains
cured, SMrvom) control and
Titer. MM Indfc nt n-
duuee.
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MANHOOD! WOMANHOOD!
M.inlr Ttif'ir r9"torM, youth inlntakrv correctl P
",;:?h, The Korr Medical Institute
Hoi 06 (1, ( InHnrmtl. Ohio. K.tatjli.ht,,! 1HCT Thn
nldMt, larsMit nd ino-l v.l,llr known Institution In
tlie U.H. (look neiit oeklaa trim for lour cuuU In lUnus.
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Telephone 10!W. Omnlia, Sot
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