JLU
THE OMAHA DAILY TIER: WJSl).yESPAY, MATICH 21, 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Fetturi of Trading on Exchange is Bulge
in May Fork.
MARKET REACTS QUICKER THAN IT RISES
Enrly TrnilliiR In Wheat I Mnrketl liy
Considerable l,liiililittlnn Corn In
Dull niul Inclined to WonUncs
with l.iiiv Prices,
CHICAGO, March 20.-A bulge of 60c In
tho prlco of Miiy pork, the result of a rmull
punia among shorts in that nrtlclc, wns
the feature of tlie trailing on 'chango today.
Tim nilviinco won duo to fenr of a corner
In tho short stocks and tho mnrket re
uctcd aulcker than It had risen when tho
stuff onco began to come on the market.
May pork closed 2&c lower; Inrd and ribs,
fifi'iHc. lower. Wheat was dull, but fairly
toady, helped by better foreign demand,
anil closed '.fcffVic hlRher. Corn declined Vie
nnd oat." closed a shade lower. A be'lef
was prevalent that all the markets were
being manipulated by a clique of scalpers.
Knrly trading In wheat was marked by
considerable liquidation. Cables were lower
t the oinln? and continued to decline,
which, with the continued largo receipts
In tho northwest and tho absence of for
eign demand left the market practically
without support. May opened unchanged
nt Mfifli'Ai'. Pressure to liquidate, which
soon became quite general, forced tho price
back to ffi'M'. Ilelow this price, however,
tho bcurn could not force the market nnd
shortly before tl o'clock a good demand
sprnne up. local shorts and outsiders giv
ing support to the market and advancing
the prlco to 66c. This demand satisfied
the market again relapsed Into a condition
of heaviness, with tho price (Hie uniting
within a narrow range. During the last
hour of trading strength again developed.
The vlrlhle. decrease. 1.32S.0OO bushels, was
more than expected. This stiffened the mar
ket appreciably, and when tho seaboard
rrportcd an Improved foreign demnnd buy
ing beeame qulto brisk, the May prlco
rrachlnz tho best point of tho day, 66c.
The market closed steady at tint nrlce.
Chicago receipts were fit cars. Minneap
olis and Dultuh receipts wore TIG earn, com
pared with 912 last week and 363 a year
ago. Total primary receipts were fill. 000
bushels'. Clearances from Atlantic and gulf
ports amounted to 111,000 bushels. The sea
board reported 30 loads taken for cxnort,
whllo 170,000 bushels were, sold hero for
shipment. Clilcupo contract stocks de
creased 91,000 bushels for the week.
Corn war dull and Inclined to weakness,
prices ruling a little lower all day. News
was not of a character to materially In
fluence prices nnd the market was appar
ently controlled by scalpers. Country offer
ings were reported a little more liberal.
Tho shipping demand was only moderate.
Receipts were fio.1 cars, May ranged from
3"',4c to 37M?37',tc nnd closed ',4c lower at
37!ic.
Trading In oats showed no Indications of
recovcrlnsr from Its present condition of
almost utter stagnation. Speculative busi
ness was Inslgnltlcnnt nnd prices kept well
within tho usual narrow range. The feel
ing was rather heavy In sympathy with
corn, Reeclptu were 315 cars. Mny ranged
ifrom 21c to 2iy2IUc and closed a simile,
lower at 21c.
Provisions were active, tho market nt
times being In a seml-pnnlrky condition, so
far an pork was concerned, and the prlco
of that commodity covered n wldo raiisc.
Small stocks of pork, the continued advance
In tho prlco of hogs nnd fear that a corner
might bo nttcmpted, brought about a
strong buying movement shortly after the
opening, and as tho price went skyward
shorts tumbled over themselves In their
eagerness to cover. The nrlco advanced 50c
in a very few minutes. Then offers became,
liberal and the market fell a great denl
barter than It had advanced, 30o belns
clipped off tho advance In about two min
utes. Liter another selling flurry chopped
off 30c more, but beforo the closo confidence
had been restored nnd the prlco had again
ndvnnced to about yesterday'!' closing fig
ures. Inter In the session 'thero was con
elderablo selling pressure put on Inrd and
ribs and those commodities suffered In con
sequence, pork al$v weakening somewhat.
The closo was rather nervous, with Mny
pork 2'Ac lower at ill. 40; Mav lard. "!tc
lower at $6.03, and May ribs Gft'lic lower
At lfi.10,
Us 1 1 Minted receipts Wednesday: Wheat,
34 cars; corn, 50 cars; oats, 125 cars; hogs,
19.000 head.
The lending futures ranged ns follows:
Articles. Open.l High, I Iow. I Closo.lYcs'y.
Wheat
M'ch.
May
July
Corn
M'ch.
'May
July
Sept.
Oiits
Ma' July
1'ork
May July
3,ard
May July
ffllbs
Mny July
I I
66;
67',i 67V4 67
i
37Sil. 37W1-H. 37'i
!3l?ifi,7, 37 37',"'i
I 3S?i 3S 3SU
24s C4U C
23 23 22
11 40 It 90 U 32'A
11 22141 11 35 I 11 121t
I 1 1
iiVjl 12'M o:a
6 20 6 2214 C 1214
1
fi IB IB 17(41
1 fi 17HI 6 20
fi 07 '4
C 10
6.W 65;
C7'.4lG7UfJi
R5il 36
37'4i 37V4
37 37(?(3S
JS'.i.) 3Si
21 1 24?ii,
!2ti2322J23
11 40 I 11 42U
II 37
1115 :
fi 0 I fi 12
6 121,41 6 20
fi 10 I fi 174
6 12V4I 6 20
No 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Dull; winter patents, JJ.ICCi
.60; straights, J2.90fi3.30, spring specials,
13.80; spring patents. 13.1003.45; straights,
J2.Wt3.00; bakers', J2.O0Ji2.10.
W1IHAT No. 3 spring, 62fiC6c; No. 2 red,
f,SHc
CORN No. 2. 36c; No. 2 yellow, 36ic.
OATS No. 2 white, 2C!4fj27c; No.' 3
white. 26ii20V5C.
RYK-No. 2. KftK'jC.
T1AR1..BY No. 2, 37STI3e.
SKKDS Flaxseed. No. 1 and north
west, $1,65; nrlmo timothy, J2.43; clover,
contract zrude. $S.40,
PROVIHIONS-Mcss pork, per bhl., $10.80
Cfll.4S'.f Uird, per 100 llw J3.fSflti.00. Short
ribs sides (lootv), Jii.0Oiifi.25. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), $6.23ft6.50. Short clear
sides (boxed). $0.3Ono.4O.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods, on
basis of high wines, per gnl.. J1.24V4.
SUGARS-Cut loaf, Jti.00; granulated,
Jo. 44.
Following are the receipts nnd shipments
for today:
Receipts. Shlpm't
Vlour bbls
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .
Oats, bu. ..
Ttye. bu. ..
JIurley, bu. ...
90,000
.. 33,000
..32l,(0
..391,000
. . 0,000
.101,000
60,000
4li,tX)0
170,000
1S6.000
5,000
21.000
On tho Produce nxchnnce todnv thn luit.
ter market wns steady; creameries. 19fi2lc;
dnlrlcs, lGff22c. Cheese, firm, 12013c. Eggs,
nteadyj fresh, 13c.
NEW YOltlC r.MMOll.VI, MAHICKT.
QnolnHaiia for Ihr liny nn Vnrlona
Comuiodltlrn.
NEW TORIC. Mnrch 20,-PLOUR-Re-celpts,
37,929 bbls,; exports, 390 bbls.; sales,
l",000 pkg.; mnrket wns dull nnd easy, hold
em finding It almost Impossible to get bids
on anything but small lots to supply cur
rent needs; winter patents, $3.6303.90; winter
Ktralghts, J3.4503.GO; winter extras, J2.CO0
J.95; winter low grades, J2.2302.4O; Minne
sota patents, J3.750I.OO; Minnesota bakers',
J2.F503.OO, Ryo flour dull; wiles, 230 bbls.:
fair to good, J1.00Q3.K; cholco 'to fancy,
3.2O03.fiO.
CORNMUAlSteady; yellow western,
S3c. city. S3c; nrandywlne, J2.205i2.30.
ItYK Dull; No, 2 western, 63'(,c f. o. b.
nflnnt; stato rye, 650G9c c. I. f. New York,
rar lots,
HARl.BY-Slow; feeding, 4304Ce. New
Tork: lmiltlng. 49054c,
HARIiKY MAI.T Dull; western, 550fi5c.
WH HAT Receipts. 124.SOO bu,; exports.
311,233 bu,; ales, 1,111,000 bu. futures, 4? 000
toil. extort. Spot, steailv; No. 3 red, 77'io
elevator: No. 2 red, 79Te f. o. b. alloat;
No, 1 northern, Duluth. "SHo f. o. b. afloat
prompt; No, I hard, Duluth, SlUc f. o. ti.
nlloat prompt. Options opened steady on
cold wenther west, but sold off under weak
Mblei and nn exceptionally dull trade
They continued easy until tho lust hour,
when reports of a good export trndo caused
a ralli and the market closed firm nt a
net ndvance. Sales Included No. 2 red.
(March, closed "fiio: Slay, 72!Mfr73V4e; closed
73iic: July. 72Wr73Uo: closed 73,ic; Septem
lier. TJ:4t731i,c: closed 73' ;c,
CORN Receipts. 121.S73 bu.; exports,
8.913 bu.; sales, 40,000 bu. futures, 520,000 bu,
exporU Spot, enry; No. 2, 437mc f. o. h.
nflont. 44o elevator. Options opened easy
en cable news nnd was depressed all day
In sbsenco of support, closing barely wtendv
t f.Wc decline In face of liberal export
trade. May, 42141 ISfcc; closed at I2'.4c; July,
4Jd042Sio: closed, 42c.
OATS-Receipts. K7.10O bu,; spot, firm;
No. 2, Wic; No. 3, 2S,4c; No. 2 white, 32c;
No. 3 white. 3mc; track mixed western, 2J
W30V4C; track white, 32j33Hc. Options were
dull and barely steadv.
HAY Firm; shipping, C307Oc; good to
choice. S0HS7i4c,
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice.
3K9S crop. Co; 1S9S crop, 709c: 1S."9 croj), 120
13c: Pncltlo coaHt. 1S90 crop, 406o; 1S9S crop,
7l9e: nx crop. 12013c.
PROVISIONS-Reef, qulot; family. Jll.00
tm.OO; mess, J10.vi10.50: beef hams, J20.00
22.W; packet, JU.CKWH "5 city extra India
mes, $IS00'.22.W. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, 0,tT'c: pickled shoulders,
bfiMie, pickled hams, 90lo"se. Inrd, firm;
westen- steamed, $1.35; refined, firm; conti
nent. $5.65; South America, J6.S5; compound,
Jti.Urtlti.Uvt Pork, firm; mess, $ll,5u'?12.0o.
Tfil?Jf j,.V.4lct s city' 5'11 country. 5if5c,
Rl'TTBR-Rccelpts, 10,017 pkgs.;- flrTn;
J-iSiFrn creamery. 20025c; western factory,
Ji02Oc.
CIIKHSK-Rrcelpts, 1,973; strong; fancy
Inrgo white, 13c; fancy largo colored, 130
13Ur; fancy small white, i3013Uc; fancy
small, colored. 13U013',4c.
KOOS Receipts, 9,139 packages; firm;
nHflfic "l murk' 16c: Bmithorn. nt mark,
i.UCI1r,''lrnV 'lnmeatlc, fair to extra, 114
jH4c; Japan.' 4?i0Cc
MOIiASSKS-Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 41055c.
IIIDKS-KIrm, but quiet; Onlveston. 20
J',',,-' I3!ci California. 21 to 25 lbs.,
2116c; Texas dry, 21 to 30 lbs., 1514c
IjHATHFJR Firm; hemlock sole", Huenos
Ayres, light to heavy weights, 2502514c;
acid, 2502.V4C.
WOOI-Dull; domestic fleece, 25028c;
Texas, 15018c.
COAIStendy.
,J!!':AN,"rR-HlcI,,1-v: fancy hand-picked,
40114c; other domestic, 3'i0lc.
FRUIOIITS-Stcady: rotton, by steam,
33e; grain by steam, 3Ud.
MKTAI.S-Cotislderab'le Irregularity was
develoiipii in the mnrket for metnls today.
( oppcr was firm nnd 12'i point higher. In
fluenced by cables, which again showed an
ndvance In txjndnn. The close was tlrm nt
$hw. On the other hand, tin ruled easier.
. lnr dull at S3I.C2U, 1,1,1 , $32 asked, bid
hi ico ueing .11 '.4 pomts on from the previous
close. Pig Iron warrants were quiet. Iead
ruled quirt elorlng unchanged at $I.67'a
bid nnd $1,7214 asked. Spelter was quiet nit
i.X; c i"ichaiiBcd at $4.43 bid and
$.fio acked. Tho brokers' price for lead was
$I.4j and for copper $16.50.
OMAHA WIIOLRSAMI MAItKBTS,
Condition of Trade nnd qnotntlnna
on Stnplr mill I'nney Produce,
EOOS Receipts Increasing; fresh stock.
lW('1'e.
DRKPSRD POULTRY-Cholce to fancy
turkeys, 9010c; ducks, S09c; geese, S09c;
spring chickens, S0814c; hens, 80814c; roos
tors. 4Q5c.
UVK POUITRY-Hens, 7c; spring chick
ens. 61407c; young, stnggy and old roos
ters. Sffio: ducks, 70714c; geese, 707'4c;
turkevs, 7'40Sc.
HITTTBR Common in fnlr. IfiUe- nlmlr..
!rCi separator, 26c; gathered creamery',
"I'l'nkoNS-r.lve, per doz., $1.
VKAI-S-Cholre. OfHOc.
OYSTKRS Medium, per enn, ISc; stand
ard. per can, 22c; bulk standard, per gal..
$1.2; extra selects, per can. 30o; extra se
lects, per gnl.. $l.fW!1.73: New York counts,
pe.,;n,, 3.'.Ci New YorI taunts, per 100, $1.2.
1-ISH-Herrlng. per lb.. 6c; round perch,
5c; sun, 5c; cod, 6c; haddock, Cc; bluo pike,
fie; scaled and dressed perch. Cc; clscoes,
fie; medium dressed trout 7!Ac: cropple,
(14c; pickerel, 7'4c; finnan baddies, 714c;
while fish, 9c; yellow pike, dressed. 9c;
pmiiii iroiu, orcssen. uc; red snapper, 9c:
smelts, 9c; smoked white fish. 9c
.,.,,AY:7,'er carload lots: Upland, choice,
$fi; midland, choice. $3.60: lowland, cholco,
io rye straw, choice. $4.50; No. 3 corn, 31c;
No. 3 white oats, 23c; cracked corn, per
ton, $13.00; corn nnd oats, chopped, per ton,
$13.50; bran, per ton, $13.00; shorts, per ton,
$13.50.
VKOKTARLES.
ASPARAGUS California, per lb.. 20c.
NBW TijN!P8-Per d bunches, 50c.
SPINACH-Per box, $1.
NUW RICETS-Per doz bunches. 4O0COc.
IjKTTUCK Per doz. bunches, 40c; fancy
RADISmKS Per doz. hunches. 33c.
SWHHT POTATOKS - Per bbl Illinois,
$3: Jerseys, $j; largo bbls., Kansas, $2.75.
POTATOICS-Per bu . choice. 304Oc.
CAHHAafi-Holliind seed, 2H014c; new
California, per lb., 2ic
CAUM FLOWER - California, per crate.
$J.oO02.j.
CEI.ERY-Pcr doz., 25030c; California, per
bunch, 40fi"5c.
TURN1 PS Rutabagas, per lb.. lc.
cTOSIATOES - FlorldV per' six-basket
MUSHROOMS-Per lb. box, 60c.
RHUHA RH Per doz.. 03075c.
ONIONS-Retall. yellow. 73c; red, $309Oc;
Ohlos, per bbl,, $2.25
FRUITS.
STRAWHERRIES-Fow arriving from
Texan and Florida; per qt 43060c
.AFl'liEB Cnolco western shipping stock.
$4.50; New ork stock, $1.60; fancy, $.75S
5.00. w
ORAPES Malaga, per bbl.. $7.0009.00.
CRANBERRIES Jerseys per bbl., $10.50:
per crate, $3.60.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES California, fancy navels, per
box. $3.2503.50; choice navels. $2.7503.00; Cali
fornia seedlings, per box,' $2.5002.75.
LEMONS California, choice, per box. $3;
fancy, $3 60; Mcsslnas, choice, per box. $3.50:
fancy. $1.
"ANANAS Per bunch, medium, $1.7o0
2.C0; fancy, $2.25fc".50.
HIDES.
HIDES No. green hides, 7c; No. 2
green hides. 6c; No. 1 salted hides, 8c;
h0; alte'l hides, 7c No. 1 veal calf, 8 to
12 lbs., 9c; No. 2 veal cilf. 12 to 15 lbs., 8c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
UR,KY-I?er 24-sectlon case. $:..
.H28, .'.Ukory' larKe. Per bu., $1.25;
shcllbarks. $1.33.
St. I.iniln (Sriiln r.nil lrn vlslnns.
ST LOUIS. March 20. W 1 1 EAT FI rm :
No. . reil cash, elevator. 7Hic; trnck. 720)
N2rdfi5!:0fi;6cMl,yi 7,i0: JU'y'
t-'OUNiowur; No. 2 cash. 35M.c; track.
38&" IarCl'' 35V4c: -May 33y40S5"b; July.
( ) A T rwvdf v n v. o-, , . . .
.,,--; ,4u; irucK,
?". Mnrch 2SK-..; Jtny, 2l?ic; July. 2214c'
No. 2 white. 2614027c. ' '
III"' Hi'C.
FLOt'R-t'nchanged.
SEEDS-Tlmothy, dull; ordinary, $2.0Cif?
2. JO; prime worth more. Flax, higher, $1,62,
HRAN Easier: sacked, east track, 69c.
HAY Timothy, strong, $9.00012.50; pral
no, JS.5O0S,,5.
WHISICY-Steady. $1.2114.
COTTONTIICS-$1.30.
HAOOINO-6?107,HlC.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
I'ROVISIONS-Pork, firm: Jobbing. $10.73
for old; Ml 0 for new- Iard. steady; prime
steam, Jo.SO; choice, $3.R5. Dry salt boxed
meats, extra shorts, $ii.23; clear ribs, $6. 37';
clear sides. $6.50. Uncon (boxed), oxtfa
shorts, $6.75; clear ribs, $6.8714; clear sides,
du9TiA4nd' qu,ct: ,u714' spcu"'
POULTRY-Dull; chickens, 607c; turkeys,
C0Se: ducks, 8c; geese. 61406c.
ECHIS-Lower; 1014c
dlrUvriM2oT.Steady: crcamer'- W2414c;
RECIOIPTS-Flour, 6,000 bbls.; wheat, 14,
000 bu.; com, 107.000 bu.; oats, 29,000 bu,
SHII'MENTS-Flour, 7,000 bbls.; wheat,
33,000 bu.; corn, 79,000 bu.; oats, 23,000 bu.
KniiNiiH City (Jrnlu nnd I'rovlnlnna.
KANSAS CITY. March 20. WHEAT
May. fiJc; cash, No. 2 hard, C306314c; No.
3, 500 C3c; No. 2 red, 69c; No. 3, 650 6Sc.
CORN May. 3l'(,o; cash, No. 2 mixed,
3303V4c; No. 2 white, 351ic; No. 3, 3535ic.
OATS No, 2 white, 25140 26c.
RYE No. 2, 53c.
HAY-Cholce timothy, $10.00010.50; cholco
prairie, $7.2507.50.
lll'TTHR-Creamery, 20323c; dairy. 19c.
EGGS Unsettled feeling; fresh Missouri
and Kansas stock, 1014c dozen, cases re
turned; new white wood cases included, lie.
RECEIPTS-Whent, 21,500 bu.; corn, 11,
700 bu.; oats. 3.000 bu.
SIIIPMENTB-Whcat, 16,800 bu.; corn, 26,
000 bu.; oats, 3,0110 bu.
Liverpool (.'nil 11 and l'ro vicious.
LIVERPOOU March 20.-WIIBAT-8pot,
No. 1 northern, spring, firm nt 6s 3d. Fu
tures, steady; March, nominal; May, 5s
9id; July. 5s 9d.
CORN Hint, American mixed, now,
quiet nt 3s lOTid; American mixed, old,
steady ut 3s Ulid. Futures, quiet; May, 2
10-Hd; July, 3s lOd.
HAMS-Short cut. steady nt 4Ss.
Receipts of wheat during tho past three
days, 152,000 centals, Including 47,000 Amer
ican. Receipts of American corn during tho
past threo days, 146,900 centals.
' 66'ic; No. 1 northern, 651ic; No. 2 northern,
B3ic
t.'t rilMI t A.. I..M.AH. ....a.... f.
. .,vl it tv iimi;i , Mini J.tKi,
second patents, $3.50; first clcnrs, $2.70; sec
ond clenrs. $2.13.
URAN t'nehnnged.
CIIAXdllS l. AVAIL. Mil, i: I'l'I.IMS.
Reports from llriulotrept's by Mpeclnt
CnliH mid TclrKrnpli.
NEW YORK, Mnrch 20.-Speclnl cablo
nnd telegraphic communlentloun to Urad
strcct's show the following changes In avail
able supplies from last week:
WHBAT-Unlted States nnd Canada, east
of Rockies, decrease, 1,528,000 bu; (Liverpool
Corn Trade News) alloat for and In Europe,
lncrense, 200,000 bu.; total supply, decrease,
' 1,32S,CC0 bll.
I CORN United States and Canada, cast of
Rocky mountains, decrease, 1,423,000 bu.
uats united states ami i-anaun, east of
Rocky mountains. Increase, 25S.000 bu.
Among the more Importnnt Increases re
ported, not given In the ofllclal visible sup
ply rtatement, are those of 320,000 bu. at
Manitoba storage points, HO.OOO bu. nt Mil
wnukee private elevators nnd 77,000 bu. nt
'Port Huron.
The principal decreases arc those of 1,100,
000 bu. at northwestern Interior clevntors,
103,000 bu. at Cleveland, 32,(00 bu. at Iouls
vlllc and CO.OOJ bu, at Minneapolis private
elevators,
Tho aggregate stock of whent at Portland,
Ore,, and nt Tneoma nnd Seattle, Wash.,
Increased 118,000 bu. last week.
Mlln linker (Iriiln Market.
MILWAUKEE, March 20. WHEAT
Lower; No. 1 northern, 661406714c; No. 2
northern, bi;40bc
RYE No. 1. 67c,
BARLEY Higher; No. 2, 43c; sample, 38
Qtltic.
MOVBMKMTS OK STOCKS AND 1IO.NIJS.
Ilxploslvp Onlhrrnk Token I'lnee In
, York True (In 11 (irotip,.
NEW YORK, March 20.-There was a bril
liant display of speculative pyrotechnics in
thn stock mnrket today, which wns Inter
esting nnd Informing ns 11 spectnelo, but
which must hnvc been tittended with very
unpleasant circumstances for some one.
Tho exploslvo outbreak took place In tho
Nnv Vo-k traction group and was precipi
tated b) tho ofllclal antuuncement pub
lished this morning that the Metropolitan
Strtet Railway had secured a controlling
Interest In the Third Avenue railroad.
This at onco conllrmed the fears of tho
shorts, which have been quite acutely mani
fested for scvernl days, that theru was not
11 largo enough supply of Third Avenue
stock on the market to enablu them to cover
their unfilled contracts for delivery. In
other words, the stock was cornered. Tho
result, brlelly stated, was a Jump of nearlj
17 points in the price on top of yesterday's
rlso of nearly 19 points. The violent rise In
the stock brought out large lots from long
holders, which caused many relapses and
made wldo and feverish fluctuations nil day.
Rut when tho shorts attempted to supply
their needs the price always mounted up
ward ugaln. Tho New York public utilities
nave tieen the favorite Held of operation by
tho 'bears for several days past and the
sympathetic strength Imparted to the group
toy th Metropolitan-Third Avenue combina
tion drove tho shorts to cover with a rush.
The extreme ndvances In the group were:
Metroiiolltnn, llli; Hrooklyn Transit, V,";
Consolidated Gas, 7; Hrooklyn Union, 5, and
Manhattan, 4U. The possibilities of econ
omy of operation and elimination of de
structlvo rivalries as a result of the com
bination undoubtedly Improve the status
of the Metropolitan and Third Avenue prop
erties, but the price movement of the day
wns almost wholly duo to speculative ex
igencies. Third Avenue stock (.-ommanded
ns high ns 4 per cent premium for use on
loans. There was furious manipulation In
the stock all day, as was evidenced by the
simultaneous sales on regular transactions
and on sellers sixty-day contracts nt nearly
10 points apart, tho regular sale command
ing the high price. Other stocks In which the
short Interest has been prominent largely
reflected tho urgent demand from the shorts,
notably Sugar. American and Continental
'lobacco, People's Gas nnd Western Union,
which rose 1 to 31(,
Speculation In tho railroad list was rather
dull during the period of feverish excite
ment In tho specialties, but later In the
day an nctlvo and vlsorous demand sprang
up for Dnltlmorc & Olilo, the Pacltlcs, some
of the grangers, Wheeling & Lalso Erie sec
ond preferred and n number of less promi
nent stocks. Baltimore & Ohio was carried
up 4U points, The highest prices were not
maintained in any case, the violently specu
lative specialties showing tho sharpest re
actions, but the closing generally was
rather easy, below the best, and the net
changes, though mostly gnlns, were very
ragged as to uniformity. The Iron und steel
stocks wero rather heavy, notably National
Steel and Tennessee Conl.
Tho money market showed evidences of
relaxation. The continued decline in price
of government bonds indlcntes a process of
Iquldatlon which suggests that tho recent
level of prices prompted the changing of
plans for taking out banknote circulation
arid tho celling out of holdings of bonds.
I he railroad bond market continued ac
tive, hut price changes were rather Irregu
lar, 'lotal sales, oar value. J2.475.roo. tinite.i
btates 2s, refunding, when Ihsued, the 3s,
old 4s. now 4s and 63 declined !. In the bid '
price. 1
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London !
financial cablegram says: There was con- I
slderablo business in tho markets here to- 1
!la.y although It was mainly nrofesslnnnl.
Still the public Is thought to be waking up
at Inst. The general tone was good. Con
sols wero up 1 on closing of big benr com
mitments ami Paris buying. The war loan
? . nt 53"1.0 premium and 4 per cent Is
talked Cf. AmrrlPIinu U'nrn rrnnA ..II .1....
though not brisk. London bought Baltimore
& Chlo and Union Pacific, while New York
. '.'..V V "t ",ro w'uen me -Morgan stocks
started. Paris keeps tlntos free, but New
Tiork nllows Anacondas to droop. The bank
bought 62.000 Cold III Imr. nnd !.,.
000 for an unstated Washington call. Money
was easy. Less than half the nmount due
"lentlful. re-""u. but money was more ;
Tho following are the quotations for the I
leading stocks on tho New York exchange
today:
Atchison ...
?.? Ifi-.-. .. 09'4 do pfd 15J. I
lift mnm .v. ri
Can, Pacific
Can. Southern .
Ches. & Ohio ...
Chicago Ut. V.
r... u. x, o
Chicago, 1. & i.
uo prti
f'hlen urn X. I. 1
Chicago & N. W.161
C. C. C. & St. L. C0 do pfd...
Colo. Southern .. 7 Alii. Malting
I1U J3L 111(1.... fill tlfil
tlmore & Ohio shares showing the most
pronounced strength. The demand wa
moderate. Sp.inlsh 4R closed nt 71s. Tho
amount of bullion tuken Into the Bank of
England today was i32.0i'O. Gold premiums
are quoted as follows: Buenos Ayrcs, 127.30;
Madrid, 30.S7; Llrbon, 43,50; Rome, 6.S3.
BERLIN, .March 20. Exchange on Lon
don. 20m ti, pfgs. or checks, Discount
rates; Short bills. 5V4 Icr cent; threo
months' bills, 5ii per cent. Business on tho
bourse today was quiet In preparation for
the settlement. Money was quoted nt B'i
per cent. Government securities were dull
und Sthinlsh 4s declined on private advices
asserting tnnt the external coupon would
be reduced.
OMAHA LIVE STUCK MARKET
.mv York .Money .MnrWef.
NEW YORK, March 20. - MONEY - On
call, llrm at 31i5 per cent; laft loan, at I per
cent; prlmo mercantile paper, 6o!4 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak, with ac
tual business In bankers' bills nt $1.8314 for
demand and at $1.82 for sixty dnys; posted
rates. $.SM(.s:ttl and $1.86140 4.87; commer
cial bills, $l.siisi4.811.
SILVER Certificate, COliQOllic; bar, 60c;
Mexican dollars, 47?e.
BONDS -- Government, weak; state,
steady; railroad. Irregular.
The following are tho closing quotations
nn bonds:
U. S. 2s, rex 101 I do 4s
do ref. 2s (when 'N. V. C. H
I -sued) 10114 N. J. C. g. ti...
do 3s, rcg 10fl'4No. Cnrollna 6s..
do coupon H9'4 do 4s
do new 4., reg..l3li No. Pnclllc 3s
do coupon 13l'i do 4s
do old 4s, reg...1l5 N.Y.C ft St.L4s
do coupon 116 N. & W. con. Is.
do 5s, rcg ill do gen. 6s
do coupon 114 Ore. Nav. Is
D. of C. 3 05s.... 119 drr Is
Atch. gen. 4s 101 VO. S. L. 6s ,
do adj. 4s 831 , c0,.ol Ss....
do 5s ... 119'iSl.L. & I.M. c.5l.
-"?' . C. 7S.112 .St.L. & S.F. g.6s,
I? 8. F. d. 6s. .121 1st. P. conso's ...
Chicago Tcr. 4s.. 95 St. P. C. & P. Is.
D. .1 It. G. 1S....10P4 do 6s
,,1",. 9S7i So. Railway 6s..,
i. i.. v. re u. I'.WI IH. It, re T. 6
Bfn. n ,.l
F. W. D. C. Is. 70
Gen. Elec. 6s 113
O. If. re S. A. 6s. 10S
do 2s 10S
II. & T. C. 6s. ...11014
do con. 6s HO
la. Centrn,! 1n....H5
K. C. P. O. Is. 71
La. new roll. 4s. 107
I. re N. Ulfj. 4.S..
M. K. & T. 2s...
Tcnn. n. s. 3s
Tex. & Pac Is...
do 2s.
Union Pnclllc 4s..
Wabash la
do "J
West S-hore 4s...
Wis. Cen. Is
Va. Centuries ..
do deferred ...
99iiCo!o. So. 4
GSlj So. Pacific 4i . . . .
9lli
110
K314
127
10,1
fifili
105
108
O'iH
132
104
101
12714
113
SJH
100
11214
120
11,9
119'4
I2"i
11014
73
95
llt'i
la-iti,
117
100
11314
9)'ti
90
9
R3
831i
Liberal Arrirali of All Kinds of Liv Stcck
, Todaj,
BEEF STEERS SELL WEAK TO TEN LOWER
Sheen Open Slemlr, but Close I,
l.iimlis Slow nml Wrtik All Iln
IIoks Sell 1'lve Cents Loiter
Thnn M nudity,
SOUTH OMAHA. March 20.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Olllclnl Almubiv
Ofllclal Tuesday
2.420
3,50i
3.353
1 .
17.
21.
. . 90
.. 6fl5
..1010
,. 9t
.1016
919
100
1 ro
4 11
I 16
4 20
I 20
r...
15. .
16..
I . 1
23..
.101 10
. S6
.WW
.100s
. 7S1
I in
4 10
4 40
I 10
4 43
9.813
15,031
12.920
15,141
stock
'I wo days this week 5.923
Samo days last week... 5,831
Same dnys week before.. 1,625
Same threo weeks ago.. 3,023
. Tho ofllclal number of cars of
urougnt in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'r's.
C, M. St. P. Ry... 6 7
O. & st. L. Ry 2 4 .. 1
Missouri Pnclllc Rv.. 13
Union Pnclllc System. 43
1-. re w. ity
1 K Jt. M V II t
1 I' .c. II tl..' '" ".
('"., St. P..' M, '6.'".'.' 21
II. re M. R. R. R 31
29
fi
47
1
4
33
8
I
19
1
162
15
Mtl.lvFtt.q AND SPtltNGUItS
I cow and calf $M 00
HOGS There was 11 good big run of hogs
ns expected tcdny nml the market wns
nothing to be proud of. Chlengo did not
develop ninth strength nnd buyers nppeared
to be nn the benr side of the denl. At aiv
rate they started out bidding generally 60
lower for all kinds of hogs and they showed
a determination to buy them that way or
leave them alone. The popular bid was
$4.83 for good mixed loads, with now und
then $1.90 bid for nn extrn good lond. At
the same time sellers were nsklng $1 S7ij0
4 W for the bulk of their holdings, nnd, ns
they were Just as determined to have their
way as the buyers, the market wns very
slow earlv and the forenoon was well ad
vanced before sellers would let to.
Gradually they came to the conclusion
lint 1 ... , . . . ....
.. . ... . nun , iii-urn innrKci were 11m encouraging
I ,n'' began to cut loose nt the prices
ii'ivii. 111 me enn ine nig ouik 01 nil mo
hogs changed hands In reasonable senson.
It will be noted from tho table of aver
age price nbovo thnt the mnrket Is now
back again to nbout whero It was on Friday
of last week, the advance of Saturday hav
ing been wiped out by the decline of yester
day and today. It will also be noted thnt
the market Is a good 5c higher than It was
on Tuesday of last week and 10c higher
than it was on last Wednesday. Rep-
1 r-nvuuiuvu sines:
11
Boston MIiiIiik Slocks,
BOSTON, .March 20.-Cnll loans, 31404U
per cent ,lmo loans, 4tfi5 per cent. Closing
prices for stocks, bonds nnd mining shares:
A.. T. S. F...
do pfd
Amer. Sugar ...
do pfd
Bell Telephone... 316
Boston re Al.
. 23T4 Union Land
. 69 ,West End
.100 Wis. Central ...
,110 Atchison 4s
N. E. G. & C ta.
211 'Adventure
92'.i
If,
9914
69'4
414
1
Boston Ulevated.llfil4 Allouez M. Co..
Boston & Mo 19114 Amal. Copper ... 94i
p.. B. re Q... 12715 Atlniltic 22
uom. Loai i;i Hloston re Mont.. 297
do pfd 114'i Biltto & Boston.. 61
I'euerni, meet .... iuj ry. & llecla.
do pfd 74 Centennial
I'vtcnmirg prd ..131 Franklin
Gen. MterltHn 17iU, ninnntr,
137 Parrot .'.".."!
14 iQulncv
16 ISanta Fe Cop.... 5
20311 Tanuirnck 1S8
lu?4 Utah Mining .... C914
30IJ1 Winona 2' 4
S7',4lWolverincs 41
Gen, Eleeitrlc
do pfd....
Mex. Central
N. E. O. Sc. C
0'1 Colony ..
Old Dominion
Rubber
Union Pacific
1
18
14
C61
111,
130
Netr York StlnlnK Stocks.
NEW YORK. March 20.-TI10 following
aro tho olllcul closing quotations for
mining shares:
Chollar 22
Crown Point .... 12
Con, Can. & Va..l60
Deadwood 60
Gould & Currle.. 17
Hale & Norcross. 23
Homestnko 5000
Iron Silver 63
Mexican 25
Ontario 850
Ophlr 82
P ymouth 12
Quicksilver 150
do pfd 700
Slern Nevada .. 58
Standnrd 300
Union Con 22
Yellow Jacket .. 16
London .Mock Uiiotiitlunn.
LONDON, March 20. 4 p. m. Closing:
Cons., money..
do acct....
Can. Pacific ..
Krle
do 1st pfd.
Lllnols Central
Union Pacific .
Ht. Paul, com
N. Y. Central. .t.lSSVi
102 7-16 Pennsylvania .... 69V4
102 9-16 Reading S'S
... 9S14 No. Pacific pfd.,. 77
... llli Atchison 21
... 39Td IvOUlsvlllo tVn
..1W4 Grand Trunk ... 814
... 771i Ainconda 9U
112714 Rands 39T4
r ll-16d per
BAR SILVER-Stcady, nt
ounce.
MONEY 314 per cent.
Tho rnto of discount In the open market
for short bill? was 3?;03i per cent; for
threo months' bills, 3i03 13-16 per cent.
3H
"97
62
97
I
42
129
21
C, B. re Q. Ry 3
K. C. St. J 2
C, R. I. A P. Ry., K. 2
C, R. I. Sc. P. Ry W. 1
Total receipts 164
1 he disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Huyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
Omaha Packing Co 316 1,366 l'.U
G. H. Hammond Co 192 1,831 751
lilt If! nn.l ,.... r.W 4 IVU 1 1 n.
I Cudahy Packing Co 639 2,681 2,32t
l Armour CO 770 2,615 537
ifiunny p. c. from K. C.
Swift, from K. C 410
it. necKcr Degan
Vansant re Co
Lobtnan & Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Huntzlngcr
Benton Underwood...
Huston re Co
L. F. Husz
II. L. Dennis & Co 41
Hobblck fis
Other buyers 167 21
Totals 3,012 10,401 6.C01
CATTLE The liberal run or cuttle antici
pated for today materialized and tho gen
eral tendency of values was lower. The
general market was a little slow and for
that reason It took the most of tho fore
noon to cfvect nnything like a clearance.
There tvro probably all of sixty loads
of cornfed steers in the yards nnd buyers
seemed to feel that they had plenty of
tlm nnd thnt there was no occasion for
harte. ThJ result was that It was late be
foro they got down to business. Sellers
reported In n few Instances the first cnttlo
sold ns bringing about yesterday's prices,
but ns n rule the mnrket was 10c lower.
Buyers claimed that they pnld steady prices
for n few, but generally admitted that thn
mnrket very quickly eased off and
closed 10c lower. The general quality was
fair and among the offerings there were a
few right gooil steers.
Tho best grades of cows nnd heifers sold
nt about steady prices and a? there was
a good demand the choicest loads were
soon picked up. On the other hand th
market was slow and lower on tho common
kinds. Common kinds of eanners as was
noted yesterday are a good deal lower
than last week. Bulls nre not verv nood
wller and th market does not show much
Nn.
N7..
S.V.
73..
11..
95..
51..
38..
It.
Av. 8h. Pr
. .202 200 4 70
191 ... 4 SO
80
...IM
.' .' .'203
...271
...239
,.2U
40
"so
I SO
I SO
4 S2t4
4 8214
4 S214
59 181
.221
22 f
.'2I1
.230
.261
Ort-I
.219
.22S
.239
.'3S
.'l93
.210
. . . .260
....310
227
?S 245
79 232
79
74...
SI...
S6...
S7...
47...
fiS...
S2...
65...
a. . .
77. . ,
66...
79...
79...
15
5,
79
$1 S2',
40 4 825
.. 4 S2"4
4 N
Nrr.
6S. . . .
SS. . . .
85....
62. . . .
79. . . .
68....
61....
66....
6S.
Av.
.238
.211
.231
.267
.229
.252
.IM
.201
,259
74 234
il.
6S. . .
72. . .
G5...
fil...
79. . .
,7. . .
69...
70...
79...
63...
71...
77. . .
00. . .
81...
70...
66. . .
51...
59. . .
87...
63...
79...
6S...
61...
90...
69...
67...
66...
80...
69 231
fi3 256
K! 210
8S 206
12 294 ,
..212
. .iT
.'.220
..243
..231
..212
..221
..275
..252
. .221
'. !5ii
,..210
..20s
. .255
...300
..218
..250
..260
. .269
,..220
..255
, . .22S
.223
'. '.2U
..191
..261
...210
,..23S
..218
80
iiio
80
160
80
SO
320
'40
80
IS.
Strenrt'''. Calves sold In 'nliont tho sumo I 65
ninnies as yesterday.
There was some demand for feeding cnt
tlti on the part of t'acciilators. who took
quite a good mnny of the half-fat cattle,
puylnc about the snme prices as yester
day. Tlie country demund wa?i rather
moderate, but before the mnrket closed
quite a good many changed hands. Rep
resentative sn'":
BEEF STEERS.
I'itiunelul .Votes,
CHICAGO, March 20.-Clcarlngs. $19,688,784;
balances, $1,279,893. New York exchange, 25c
premium. Sterling exchange, $4.831401.87.
NEW YORK. March 20. Clearings, $181,
f.00,780; balances. $8,257,137.
BOSTON. March 20,-ClearlliBS, $19,793,218;
balances. $1.4M.4I7.
ST. LOUIS, March 20.-Clearlngs, $3,341,117;
balances, $716,LC2. Money. 406 per cent.
New York exchange, 23c premium bid, 50c
premium asked.
... 6li
... i5-8
... 614
... 20'4
... 10,
... 29)4
... 1614
...101
...115
...147
46
Iowa "Central
do prd
K. C. P. re G...
L. E. & W
rin nfil
Takn Shorn
T.n.iln TJn.l,
Mannattan I.
.Met. St. Ry..
I Mex. Centrul
.1111111. re si. 1.
do pfd
.mo. i;aclllc
2374 Un'on IMclllc
69'4 do pfd....
09 14 Wabash
911'j do pfd....
W. L. E...
2814 do 2d pfd
1314 Wis, centrul
12714 Third Avenuo
224 Adams Ex ...
55V Am. Express'
'jirti 11. m i.:v
U ells Fargo Ex.. 122
314
. 93!4
. 4T4
21
401.,
. 90H
, Im'i
, 81 "A
, r!S
, 811.
&
.IOVh
13.
, 4014
71U
, H'S
mi
do 2d pfd.... VI Amer. S. R...
ue. re Hudson. . il;, do nfd.. .
Do'. L. re W 178 'Am. Spirits ...
Den. re R. a 1314 do pfd
do pfd 71", Amer. S. II....
trie ....... .. is;, do pfd
do 1st nfd.... Jsli Amer. 8. W.
Gt. Nor. pfd ir.91, do pfd
I Hocking Valley.. 33 , do pfd
jii.iiois v-eiiirni ..jiaviAm. Tobacco
61
a-
, 85
194
, S2 )4
96
do. nfil.
Ana. Mln. Co
Hrk. Hun. Tr
Colo. F. re I.
Con. Tobacco
no nfil.
Federal Steel i... 50)4
.in n.i 1 ii
.1677iGen. Elee'.rlo T.-Vifi
. 14 Glucoso Sugar .. 514
wva uo pru...
9H4'lnfn':l Paper
jr. i .1
Mobile Sz Ohin.'.'. 4V. I.nolo,lo rs.ii'
AL, K. & T 10'4 National Biscuit. 35'4
tin nfil . 1 r i , . ,
mu ,,,, .,,... . 00 I 1111 III II l i
'l.....l . "..". I'.". '.
9S'
18J1
fills
N. J. Centrul.. ..116 National Lead"
N Y. Central
Nnr. & West..
do pfd
No. Pacllle ...
do pfd
Ontario & W..
U. R. re N
do pfd
Pennsylvania .
Reading
uo 1st ltd
..l:tU:l iln nf,l
. . 2Hi National Steel
uv.' 110 nrn.
.. 2114
..K
.. 4474
9)
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO. March 20.-WIinAT-Dull and
higher: No. a cash, 71h'! May, 724c
CORN Firm und uuchunKcd; No, 2
mixed, 37c.
OATS-Dull; No. 2 mixed, 23c.
RYK-Dull nnd lower; No. 2 cash, 5714c
CLOVERSEED-Dull nnd lower; prime
carh. old, $1.90; March, new. $3,60; Octo
ber, $5.15; No. 2 seed, $1.621401.83.
I'lillnileliililii Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Mnrch 20. BUTTER
Steady; fancy western creamery, 2514c;
fancy western prlntr, 27c.
EGGS Dull nd 1c lower; fresh nearby,
13c; fresh western. 13c; fresh southwest
ern. 13e; fresh southern, 12c.
CHEESE Quiet, but atendy.
Dnliitli Oritln Market.
DULUTH, Mnrch 20.-WHKAT-No. 1
hard. cash. 6714c: Mny. fiSHc: No. 1 north
ern, cash, CoHc; Slay, 06c; July, fi7Hc; No.
2 northern. fi3Ho; No. 3 spring, 597ic.
OATS-24 0 23UC
CORN-35C.
MliiiiriinoIlN AVIient nnd Flour,
MINNEAPOLIS. March 20.-WHEAT-In
store: No, 1 northern, March. 0!4c; May,
Clo; July, urHc. On track: No. 1 hard,
2d pfd.
, W
Pfd
& S. F.
1st pfd.
2d pfd.
8. W...
nfd
fct. i'au',
do pfd
St. P. re O
So. Pacific ....
So, Railway .
.'r nfil
Tex. Pnclllc.
do
Rio G
do
St. L.
do
do
St. L.
do
1514
50
to
60
37' 4
93?,
51
S3
183
614
106V.
1CS14
9.114
12'4
:S
9I4
SI
214
6514
, 67
511; N. Y. Air Brake.111
ris x a 1 ....
-ijiu, WWIIITICUII ,.
.. 2314 Pacific Coast ....
1J I do 1st prd...
..i I do 2d pfd...
.1331, Pnclllc Mall
. . 1714 People's Gns ...
57! Pressed S. C
.. 2Slj do pfd
.. 631S Pullmnn P. C...
.. 90 Stand. R. & T..
. 1014 Sugar
.. 6) do pfd
.. 3114 Tcnn, C. & 1
.. 1014 U. S. Leather...
.. 2314 do pfd
121 U. S. Rubber...
..173'4 do pfd
..Ill "Wist. Union ..
.. 31V. Republic I. Sz 8.
.. 134, do pfd
.. :ov. C. C. & St. L.
.. Hi', I
' 'All assessments 'paid. Ex-dlvldcnd.
Forelwii FlniiiK-lnl.
PARIS, March 20. Prices wero firm on
tho bourso todny. In isplto of somo realiza
tions at tho start. Brazilians wero particu
larly Mrong on a rumor of tho Imminence,
of tho signing of 11 treaty between Brazil
and France, Spanish 4n and Italians were
wenker. Rio tlntos started with a decline,
but later recovered, DcBoers were main
tained. Kafllrs after a period of dullness
picked ho nr.rt clo. llrm. On the ftreet.
after the closo of regular business on tho
bourse, they wero in strong demnhd. Three
per cent rentM, lOlf 60c for the nccount:
exchange on London, 25f 2014c for checks.
Spanish 4s closed at 72.72'.
LONDON, March 20. Tho mnrket for
American securities was tlrm during the
entire rjsslon, with the Atchison and Bui-
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. March 20.-Today's state,
ment of tho treasury bnlnnces In the Ken-
ernl fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold I
reserve In tho division of redemption, shows: I
Available cash balance, $13S,57,3'0; gold re- 1
Korvo 117 ST.7 ff.fl
SiiKitr ninrket.
NEW ORLEANS, Mnrch 20. - SUGAR -QtilC't;
open kettle. 3y(0 I 3-16c; open kettlp.
centrlfugnl, 4140114c: centrifugal, yellow,
45il4e; seionds, 2740414c
MOLA'Si:3 Quiet; centrifugal, 8036c.
CHICAGO I.IVi: .STOCK MAKKHT.
Cnttlo (iencrnlly Steiidy o SIimt Horh
Fnlrly Active.
CHICAGO, March 20. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,500 bend; genernlly stendy to slow;
natives, best on snlo today, $5.05; good to
prlmo steers, steady, $4.8005.85; poor to
medium, slow, $1.1004, GO; H.ectcd feeders,
10c lower, $1.0004.75; mixed stockers, $3,100'
3.90; cows, steady, $3.0001.25; heifers. $3,250
4.60; fanners, $2. 2303. W; bulls, $3.oy,(4.15;
calves. 75c to $1 oft from week ago, $1,500
6.50. Texans, receipts, 750 head; best on
sale today, J5; Texas fed steers, strong,
$3.750 5.00; Texan bulls, steady, $3.2003.60.
HOGS Receipts today, 21,000 head; tomor
row, 27.000, ustlmatcd; left over. 2,500; fairly
uctlvo and llrm; top, $3.15; mixed und
butchers, $1.9005.15; good to choice heavy,
$3.0005.15; rough heavy, $1.8504.95; light,
$1.8005.0714; bulk of sales, $5.0005.0714.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccelpts, 10.000
head; sheep and lambs weak, shade lower;
quality genernlly poor; good to choice weth
ers, $5.6005.80; fair to choice mixed, $3,100)
5,60; western sheep, $3.2505.80; yearlings,
$5.900 6.40; native lumbs, $3.5007.00; western
lambs, $6.000 7.00,
St. I.ouU Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS, March 20,-CATTLE-Rc-ceipts,
4.200, Including 1,200 Texans; market
steady for natives to strong for Texans;
native shipping and export steers, $1,600
5.75; dressed beef nnd butcher Bteers. $1.20
05.03; steers under 1,000 pounds, $3.8001.65;
stockers und feeders, $3.8004,75; cows und
heifers, $2.0001.65; dinners, $1,6002.85; bulls,
$3.000 3.50; Texas nnd Indian steers, $3,500
1.05, with Home heavy linn worth $5.2505.75;
cows nnd heifers, $2,254(3.70.
HOGS-Recelpts, 10.603 head; market
steady to shade easier; pigs and lights,
$1.8501.93; puckers, $l.b505.OO; butchers,
$3.0005.15.
SHEEP AND 1 ,A M IIS Receipts, 1.100
heud; murkut strong; native muttons, $5.00
0i.85; lambs, $3.500 7.25; culls and bucks,
$I.OO0l.i5; spring lnmbs, $10.00012.(0.
Kiiiiniim City Lit i Mni'li,
KANSAS CITY, Mnrch 20,-CATTLE-Re-celpts.
9,000 natives. 600 Texans; supply too
liberal to fully sustain prices, which ruled
steady to 10c lower; heavy natlvo steers.
$4.6005.10; lightweights, $1.250 4.75; stockeis,
$3.u05.35; butcher cows ami heifers, $3.2.W
4.40: eanners. $2.6003.23; fed westerns, $1.00
2i i50 : western feeders, $3.6001.40; Texans,
$3.iO0 1.15.
HOGS-Recelpts, 13.200 head; mnrket
fairly uctlvo nnd steady: heavy, $1.9005.03;
m xed, $1.8001.95; light, $1.700 4.90; pigs. $1.60
04.(0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.000
head; mnrket trllle slow; lambs, 10c lower;
Colorado lambs, $6. 330(1. SO: yearlings. $3.73
00.00; muttons. $3.2J03.7O; stockers nnd
feeders, $1.0006.00; culls, $3.0001.00.
St. .Iimeiili Live Stock,
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Mo., March 20.-(Speclal.)-Tho
Journul quotes:
. 'MTI'K neeelnts, 2,000; market weak
l0-L9. !ovvlr; quality common; natives, $1.90
0o.2O; Texns and westerns, $3.500 1. S3; cows
'"d I heifers, $3.2301,10; bullti and stags. $2.25
04.65; yearlings and calves, $1.0005.00:
stackers and feeders, $1.100 1.CO; veils, $1.25
U i.OO.
HOGS Receipts, 7.0C0; mniket steady to
m&4 93 Br"'le8" 'SM3.05; bulk of sales,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3,500;
market active und steady to strong; Colo-
....... ,,,,,, IIPt minus, to.v.xrf u.vj; yi-;ir-
lings, $5.230 6.20. sheep and yearlings, $5.00
06.63; ewes, $1.0000.25. ' I
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30
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3 65
3 80
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3 65
1085
43 1029
21 1060
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I 35
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4 40
4 40
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4 40
I 40
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3 63
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3 70
3 70
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3 70
3 75
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3 75
3 75
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3 73
3 75
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3 73
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.. 800
..1200
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.. 120 6 50 1
STAG'S,
..1216 3 20 2( 1333
..1366 3 30 21 1131
.. 914 3 10 1 1550.
STOCK CALVES.
390 4 23 1
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3 10
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4 00
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1 30
3 40
3 40
3 43
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3 60
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I S5
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4 S3
4 85
4 83
I 85
4 S3
4 8714
4 8714
4 8714
I 8714
4 8714
I S7"4
4 874
4 S74
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4 90
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4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 9214
4 9214
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stock, steadv, other grndes lower; 6"0 head
unsold; veals. $l.iVHi5.70. ,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccelpts. f head;
sheep, almost nominal: lambs, stead v to
tlrm; all sold; poor to f.ilr shee-), $l.i'v.
common to prime lambs, ti.'iv' 7o. joar
lings, M.50; clipped lambs, $6.
HOGS - Receipts, 4,313 head; nominally
steady.
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Tork.
1 .i , . .
41 396 120
S4 313 ...
6 270 160
62 270 ...
66 300 . . .
fifi 276 ...
66 263 ...
56 263 ...
fiS 269 ..
73 2(6 ...
61 254 ...
60 295 40
59 253 SO
"1 Wi ...
56 283 ...
16 300 ...
43 2S3 ...
62 270 ...
fi3 266 ...
160 4 85 63 297 ...
60 408 ...
S1IKKP The market onened nhmit ti
on sheep, but slow and dragRy on Iambs.
Quite a good mnny of the enrly nrrlvals
of sheep changed hnnds in n short tlmo
after tho market opened, but the cenernl
mnrket was not very active nnd it closed
slow nnd a little lower on nil kinds.
It looks very much as If buyers were de
termined to break the lamb market nnd
the Renrrnl nnlnlon appears to bo that they
will succeed If receipts at the different mnr
ket points hold up. Ruyers themselves
say that lambs will be lower before another
week rolls around. It remains to bo seen
If they are right.
Quotations: Choice handy weight year
lings, 16.162.1; good to choice fed vear
llngs. $6.CWftfi.l6; fair to good yearlings." $5.83
lf-6.00: pood to choice wethers. $5.63fl5.&0: fair
to good wethers. $5.50136.75; good to cholco
fed ewe. $5.15it?5.33: fair to good owes. $1.90
GO.Ia; good to choice nntlve lambs. $6.90'a7 00
good to cholco western lambs, $5.75fifi.90:
fair to good western Inmlis, $6.50flfi,75;
feeder wethers, $.60iifi.OO; feeder yearlings
$5,001(5.60; good to choice feeder lambs $3 23
1S6.OO. Representative sales;
ISO
25 cull ewes
fil western ewes
387 western ewes
9 weriern wethers
1 native ewe
451 western wethers
379 western wethers
441 western wethers
9S western wethers
99 western wethers
120 western yearlings
92 western yearlings
7 western yearlings ........
1W Moxlcan vethers
187 Mexican wethers
282 Mexican lambs mixed...
273 Mevleiin lnml.a mt,H
S western venrlltian .' "
229 western lambs
sti western lamhs
100 western lambs .
121 western lnmbs
15 western lambs .
223 western lambs
m western lamb
19J western lambs
Av.
81
87
, 106
92
, 200
, 97
, 112
104
108
103
97
85
fi.3
111
110
fiS
69
..88
82
7S
84
83
S3
79
77
7S
Pr.
3 00
5 no
$5 15
5 35
6 60
5 ffi
5 70
5 75
5 SO
5 80
5 85
5 85
5 85
6 90
5 90
6 00
6 00
fi 33
6 70
6 73
6 75
6 75
6 73
fi 75
6 S7'4
6 8714
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Following nre the receipts nt the four
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a...i. r 1... .
.7011111 wiiiiinn. :i.r.
Chicago o.fioo
Kunsns City 9,600
St. I.ouls 4.avo
11.421
21,000
13.200
10.500
6.461
10.000
4.000
1.100
Totals
.19.70S 66,121 21,560
Vork 1,1 ve Stuck,
,VKV YORK Mnrr.1. M-HPlmimo re
ceipts. 963 heid, nearly all for slaughterers;
feeling steadv: enlilesi ip,Iv., ,.V..r
WWA 4,2 h"a,1,,;'ttl' VlOl quarters of
heef; tomnrow. 4.400 nunrter. f ,,f '
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JAMES E BOYD & GO,,
Telephone lO.'lO. Omahii, N-j
COMMISSION,
GRAIN, PROVISIONS it nil STOCKS
1IOAUD OP TllAIiE.
Correspondence: John A. Warren & Co.
JJirect wires to Chicago and New York
International Zinc Co., Ltd
OFJOPLIN, MO
Ulrectors' Report on
I lie l.Ti:il.'AT0.Al,
Synopsis of
Properties of
.IM' t( I, HI.
4S-acre tract at (lalena. knnn 11 nn II.a
Jlayno Mine. In full operation, 0110 of thn
finest mills In tho Jonl n district, ir1
capacity; nn lucxhaustlblo supply of 7 per
cent ore.
Output 011 double shift 10,1 tons
per vi-ecU, nt MHO 8:i.l.-.n
Mxpeiise of riimiliiK' iter Meek., 1,11110
Set nrotlt per tvreli Ml.o.lil
110-ncro truct south of Wnhh ritw i.v
Colnuso Mine. An enormous deposit of
oro over tho entire tract ut tho 115-foot
level.
Output flit tons per ivrrk nt IfatL.tf.ToO
expense per vreelf 1,'JOO
.-ei prom per TveeK Ml.noo " iriniu .11111 11 iiu win leceivn tlio regit-
The amount of ore on this tract will keep ' V' 3(7 ,S t
20 100-ton mills running easily. 1 I ,;,," 1 kV r o r ', , L .". f, :""r,?,JJi",
24'.ncro tract at Cartervllfe; Rlue Wing , , , Inveslm nt v Tb. 1 ,tmn nv i"'.T'1
iPlfc01 W W 10 b0 0,10 i cill r feaurom of 1, Ki,,k,V ff WrSiiRf;
petennul Investigation by two of (tie com
pany s dire. tors. DR. IRA It (TSUI NO of
Hoston. .Muss und HON ( HAS I" 1W5N
Nhl'T of I'rovldeiice. R I. nml aro con
firmed by Oeorge U. Qiilnby, state Inspec
tor of mine of tho statu of .Missouri. Tho
report In detail will be sent to any address
on appl catlon lo either of tho ofllres of
the company's fiscal agents. Joshua Ilrnwn
& Co.. us given below.
300,00 SHARES
of this stock ure now offered ut par.
E.
fully paid and non-assessable.
Tho company pays regular mnntiiti' ,iiv.
idetids of one per cent anil ul shareholders
of record Mnrch 21th will leceivn tlio regit-
solld mass of zinc and lend oro,
Output
7- tons of xluo per irrck nt
ipilll ft'.Mlto
:t:ill tons of 1 1-ml ut M.1.1 I, UNO
To I n I Ml, 110
llxpciiHi- per lveek I ,'(
.Vet prollt per week ... -,IIIO
Totnl net profit per week from
the three pi opertlea
Allowing four weeks' rhut-
down during tno year.
Totnl .Vet prollt tier unutini IH
voUn , k:IMI,7-0
Thee uro conservative estimates of thn
actual returns from the International prop
erties, mado after careful und thorough
iiiiuiiiii mm ii'iunt'u uuarieny. A well
known firm of chartered accountant r,f
International reputation are uudltnrs of the
mmrun:; and huvo been Instructed to
audit all iiuarteriy accounts of earnings
and net pnniu beforo tho sumo aro Issued
to shareholders,
Send for prospectus und directors' report
Applications for stocU, accompanied Uv
remittance, will bo received by tho luteal
agents, lJI
!()! The Roolici'v, CIiIciiho.
in nml 17 Will I Sl Vimv Vork.
(itl Clii-Nliitit HI., I'lilliidelplilii.
Ht) Statu St., Ronton.
