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THE OMAHA DAILY ISEE; WEDNESDAY, MAKCII 28, 1H00.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Tirm, Helpjd bj Smaller Eeoaipti
and tht Visible Dtcreaas.
CORN MARKET GOES DOWN, CLOSING EASY
OnU Mnrkrt I Firm Without llclim
Very Acll I'm Isliin MurUrt
In ArtU mill
St roll
CIMCAflO, Mnrch 27.-Wheut wns firm
iodny, helped by smaller receipts and tlio
visible decrease, Miiy closing ',4'' over yes
terday. 'May corn closed f,c down and .May
oats ifce Improved. Provisions were active
and linn, closing 2",4HV higher.
Tho volumo of business transacted In tho
wheat pit wan not large, bclnir mostly of a
arnlpltiK nature The rash business -was
Inck. only SO.ttrt bu. belnir reported sold
here lam nlKht for export. The market
aeted somewhat llki an oversold one. ns It
took but llttlo-soinotlmcs almost nothlnir
to sondi shorts to rover. May opened a
hado down at fi.lMi&Vic Influenced lo
uver cable, and shortly afterward touched
6fi,r. The moderate receipts caused cover
ing at the decline and .May rallied to CSV.
but met with prollt tnklnc and eased to
C.V'e. The decrease In the world'H vlHlblc,
whero n liberal Increase had been expci'lod,
nm as a further support nnd May nnaln
'ook tip thn advance, this time touching
f.Gc At the top there wns jnorc rakltiR In of
profits by scalpers, but tlio loss was sukiii
and the market closed firm. May ',4c up at
itr. Primary receipts went 4!i,ono bu.,
cunnared with f.20,000 bu. last year. Minne
apolis and Duluih reported 4S.1 cars, against
71f Inst week and 511 a year ago. Ixiral re
ceipts were 71 cars. 1 of contract grade.
Atlantic port clearances In wheat and Hour
were eipnil to Sftl.iX") bu Now York reported
IT. loads taken for cxiktI.
With MveriMiol -Miil higher at the close
the local corn market persisted In solng
down, closing easy. Country acceptances
were Mti.qno bu. and New Vork put today's
business at fin loads for eximrt. Primary
receipts were SID.ikiO bu. compared with &SI.
no bu. last j ear. Trade was less actlvo
than yesterday Iong. let out a few lines
which materially assisted In depressing the
price. Tho local receipts were S!7 cars. 2S
tinder the etlmate. .May ranged from 3Se
to 37Ml3Sc and closed 'ic down at 3Sfit!.S'-HC.
The oats market was llrm without being
very active. There was a fair demand for
domestic shipment and the export rate ad
vances April 2. Ic:il receipts were 405
cars May ranged from 21'fcc to 2l'c nnd
closeil r up at HU:
Tho provisions market was actlvo and
strong, opening higher In sympathy with
stlffcr prices at the yards and advancing on
n good demand. Packers were the best
buyers of lard and ribs, while the demand
for pork seemed to bo quite general. Mnv
pork ranged from Jll.07',4 to $12.07'-. and
closed 10c over yesterday nt J12.(C',i; May
bird, from $'".2J',j lo $;.. closing i!'2c Im
proved nt W.27H, nnd '.May ribs, from (i.42',4
to PiA'Si, with tho close Ji'WiGc better at
fW.42Wi.45.
Kstliuntcd receipts tomorrow: 'Wheat. fil
cars; corn. 375 cars; oats, 1XW enrs; hogs.
Sl.ooo head
The lead lug futures ranged as follows:
Whent I
i.Mch. ar,
.May fcVViHM
duly WlifiV
Corn I
Mch
May asuih-l.
July svyrt
Sept. 39HC914
Oats-
M.iy 2l'i
July 23V4
Tork- I
May 11 97'J
July U W
lyiird
May 6 27',4
July 6 37'i
Rlhs-
JIhj' fi 4,'i
July 6 42i4
SoTjT
c.'4 er,
6 66'4fi
no
7
'v.! iff Be. i ir.:
.T7TSSI3.Si3SW,3Slif.U
39'4
l3Mf(9!39ffCtH.
21'4
2114
2SM2.Hfcffl4'ai4fiii
2.11 iff U
12 0714 It !7,4l 12 0214
11 0214
n 6714
f 2.
G 33
fi 4214
fi 40
II K
11 7214
11 SO
6 30
C 10
fi I7'j
C 4714
C 27H
6 35
A 4214
fi 42'4
8 2714
t! 3714
fi 45
4214
v; .;v."X,"ul,n "rrc ns ioiiows:
FLOim-Stcady; winter patents. $3.40ff
J.00; straights. $2.!Wfi3.30; clears, $2.703,00;
spring specials. $3.80; patents, $3.103.45:
utralghts. $2.00153.00; bakers, $2.0OJ72.40
r-v'i'.nAT-No- 3 Hl,rnK. tf?U4o; No. 2 red,
.i2R's No- 2' K,'8;,'Hc; No. 2 yellow, 3714
OATS-JNo. 2. 24UtU.M14c; No. 2 white
WMJ!7S4c: No. .1 white. M'i1iM4c
It Y E-tNo. 2. 6l-,.o. 4 1
HAHLEY No. 2. 39i43e.
.l':Em.S.l"X!,',! Nh' 1 n"a northwest.
Knf?ieT$akW-,,f,ef0' Cl0V(,r' fontrnct
PHOVISIONH-ess pork, per bbl.. $ll..(Vfr
12.0... Uird, per HO lbs.. $A.itvn.30. short
ribs sides (loose), tn.ma.tt. t)rv salted
shoulders (boxed ), short clear
slde (boxedj, $6.i1fi;.7o.
WHISKY-Dlstlllers' finished goods, on
basis of high wines, per gal., $1.25
$5i4U5AnSCUt l0af' ,5'; BranlaeJ.
fortodayn-B "r ,h rccclllts shipments
vAJ,t.!cl.(?i Hecelpts. Shlpni'ts.
I- our, bbls C),(,j0 63,000
A beat bu M.00O S3 000
nr. 47S.(X)0 213.00.
Jtyc bu ;i 000 r, 00,1
"nrley. bu 107.0.n Kt.'ooo
On tho Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries 19fJ23'ic
dairies. 16fl22c. Cheese, firm at JSffMJc
JJggs, steady; fresh, 12i;ji 1214c.
xkxv Youic (;r..vi:iiAi, mahket.
Onnlatloiin for the liny on Vnrlous
('iiiiiiiioilltles,
NICW YORK. March 27,-FLOt'It-Hc-celpts,
29.000 bbls.; exports, 21 .000 bills-'
quiet but steady, with a fair business in
Hiring patents, If buyers could get ll.it rato
of $.1.75 on round loi; winter patents, tltwti
3.90; winter straights. $3.4Gf(3.55; winter ex
tras. J2.iAli2.95; winter low grades, $2.25fi2.IO
Minnesota patents. $3.70-o3.'JO; Minuet ita
baker.- $2.S.Mi3.00. lty flour, weak 1 "air to
Srnh&iWW6! lVlVi!C( to rant,'' W W13.5B
sei ii... tiA''., Inner: yellow western,
i,.r,Uxw.! I'landywlno, $:.20fj2.3a
car lou : "tl,,e' 57c'' - ' ' " Now Yo,k-
miv$? "A Ir-l)nll; western, 65fjir,c.
.00 bu. Spot, steaily; No. red 76c ele
vator. No. 2 red, 79c f. o. l" iiiloat No I
northern, DtUtith, 75ic r. afloiit
prompt; No. 1 hard, nuluth. SIK." f , V
nloat. prompt Options openi'd steady
S,vS?.i"' but ?,or 'l'Ux-d In response J,
favorable weather news, easier French
cables and shorts selllntr. This was Ate"
ceedejt In turn by nn afternoon rally on
covering and renewed export demand: th
niarket closlnp steady at net iw iiVlvunce
Starch, 761(f7l4e. closed at 7614c; M ,v 72
Jl'.Jc. Closed at 72'ic; July, 72fi.lfif,72"l -lie!
c,,"sA'iU I?!4ci S'l''mber closed at 72
COIW-Hecelpts 4-j.SOO bu.; exports, 25.UIHI
bu. Spot, easy; No. 2. 4l,c f. 1,. afloat
imd 4I1( elevator Option market opened
llrm and for 11 time advanced on t-trong
allies and reported light country offerings
ThroiiKll flUbsequcnt realizing, however
Jinccs eased oft and closed about steady nt
nbout linchaiiKcd prices; May, 4iif( ):;
closed at 43j,c; July. 4'sfj I3U'. closed at
4JuC.
OATS Hecelpts, 162.600 bu.; exports IE.
000 bu. Spot, steady; No. , -JsiVo " No V
CS'ic; No. 2 white. 32c; No, 3 white. 3tV
mixed we.Htorn. 29(30c; track, white
ill'SWKc. Opt imp narrow and featiirclesi
all day. closing unchanged; No. 2 white
Jlay.30?ilf 3014c. closed at 30',c; May closed
chiluOoV MvVlttK' 65G70: BOn" tn
HOPS-Stendy; state, common to choice.
1S1W crop, lie; IS9S, 79c; IW, I2ffl3c" Pn
clllo coast, JS9U, 4fio; 1S9S, 75f:ic- 1S) 1
HIDES Firm; Clnlveston. 20 to 25 lbs
19'tc; California, 21 to 25 lbs.. 21'4c Texas'
dry. 21 to 30 lbs., 15c. u '
LEATH EH Steady to firm; hemlock sole,
HuenoH Ayres, glu to heavyweights, -am
I51tc, ncld. 26i261i,.c.
WOOL Steady; domestic lleece. 25lSc
Texan. irUlSe.
COAIQulct but llrm.
PHOVISIONS-llecf, firm; family. $11.00
fllS.OO; mess. $10.0Vf10.M' beef hams, $;ooo
f 23.00; packet. Jll.OiKu 11.75; city extra India
mess, $lS.mvri 22.00. Cut meats., steady;
pickled bellies, 6'4f)7'c; til.kled shouldeis.
tn. pickled hams, Iiuil0l4e. Iird. tlrm;
western steam, J.65ffi.60; continent. $i!.;c
hoiith America, $7; compound. $i.C0'if6 12'.
Pork, firm; family. $l3.Mt 1:1.50 ; short clear"
J12,73113.W; mess, $12.0(112.60. Tallow, steaiN
ler, rlty, 6'ic; country, 5Mi$,c
IIP'EH-Hecelpts. S.270 pkgs.; steady;
western creamery, 21J(25c, factor. iSfijjiV
CIIEESE-Hecclpts. 1,131 pkgs.. tlrm;
fancy, largo white. 13c; fancy, largo colored.
13lil3'4c! fancy, small white, 13fj !3Uc; fancy
small colored. 13!413'tc,
Enns-Hecelpts, 1S.26G pkgs.; barely
steady; western, nt mark, 12'4c; southern,
ut mnrk, UMflSUc.
TUCE Steady; domestic, fair to extra.
UfiHc, Japan, I'.filV
M ETA I S- Aside from tin advance of 23
points lu tin, prompted by gtrcngtli In Lou-
don tnblf, our mark't for metals show
little if any change of con?C(Ucncp. lAke
copper ruled llrm all day on good demand.
Prices, however, were tinchnnged, $16.75 be
Inir the r losing figure, nnd very firm nt that.
Tin was firmer, closing at .1l; yesterday's
closing price was J10.75. Icad ruled quiet
and it m hanged, coslng nt 11,6714 bid ami
11.72't asked. Fpelter was dull nnd tin
C anned at $1 50 bid and II. SO asked. Pig
Iron warrants quiet The brokers' price for
lead was $1.15 and for copper J17.
MOI.ASSi:S-Stendy: New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, llfiSSc.
PHANCTS-Hteady; fancy, hand-picked,
4fJllc; other domestic. HVifi to.
l-'UKIf JUTS Tti Mverpool, steady; cotton
by stenm, 33c; grain, by steam, 3V4d.
OMAHA VIIOI,i:SAI,n MAHICUT5.
('oiiilltliins of 'I'm de nml Qtiotntlons
on Stnple nml I'nncj- Produce.
i:Of!S Ilecelpts Increasing; fresh stock,
0?i'j'4c.
DHKSSKD I'Ot'I.THY-Cholce to fancy
turkeys, 9fil0e; ducks, De; geese, 9c; spring
chickens. 9Til0c; hens, OfflOc; rooster.", 4J5c
11 VB POCITUY-IIenE. Sc; spring chick
ens. Si ; young, stnggy and old roosters,
3ft 6c. ducks, 7'4f(Sc, geese, 7'4fTSc; tur
keys. Sc.
IIUTTKlt-Common to fair. 164c; choice,
17tlS(, Hoparator. 2ic; gathered creamery,
22fJ2.1c.
PIOKONS-Mve, per doz., JL
VKAI.3-Cholce, S10o.
OYHTRltS Medium, per can, ISc; stand
ard, per can, 22c; bulk standard, per gal.,
JI.2j; extra selects, per can. 30c; extra se
lects, per gal , JI.C021.75; New YdrK counts,
per enn, 37c; New York counts, per 100. J1.25.
KISII Herring, per lb., 6c; round perch,
Sc: sun. Be: cod, 6c: hnddock. Cc: blue nlkn.
Cc; scaled and dressed perch, Gc; clscoes,
Cc; medium dressed trout '14c; cropple,
i"4c; piCKerei, 714c; nnnan hncutles, 7'4c;
whlto fish, 9c; yellow pike, dressed, Sc;
small trout, dressed, 9c; red snapper, 9c;
smelts, 9c; smoked white fish, 9c.
HAY Per carload lots: Upland, choice,
ti; midland, choice, J5C0; lowland, choice,
$5; rye straw, choice, $1.50; No. 3 corn, 31c;
No. 3 whlto oats, 23c; cracked corn, per
ton, $1.1.00; corn nnd oats, chopped, per ton,
$13.50; brim, per ton, $13.00; shorts, per ton,
$13.10.
VEfJETAIHjES.
ASPAIlAnrS-Cftllfornla. per lb., 15317c.
NEW TtniNIPH-Per doz. bunches, 60c.
SPINACII-Pcr box. $1.
NEW FlEETh Per do bunches. 40Mc.
1ETT!'"K Per doz. bunches, 40c; fancy
head lettuce, per bbl., $5.
nADISliES Per doz. bunches. 33c.
SWEET POTATOES - Per bbl.. Illinois,
$3: Jerseys, $3; largo bbK. Jnnsas. $2.75.
POTATOES Per bu . choice. SO3J40C
CAHHAQE - Holland seed. 3c; new
California, per lb., 2!4C
CAUMKLOWEH - California, per crate,
$2.60f(2.75.
CEI,EItY-Per doz.. 25i?30c; California, per
bunch, 40TT75c.
TUIINIPS-Ilutabagas. per lb., ltfc.
TOMATOES - Florida, por slx-basket
crate. $3.50.
Ml'SHROOMS-Per lb. box, COc.
nnCHAItn-Per lb., 8fl9c.
ONIONS-Hetnll. yellow, 75c; red, 85g0c;
Ohio, per bbl., $2 25.
FIIUITS.
STHA WHEIIUIE8 Few arriving from
Texas nnd Florida; per qt., 45CCOC.
APPLES Cholco western shipping stock,
$1.60; New York stock, $1.50: fancy. .00.
OKAPES Malaga, per bbl.. $7.0009.00.
CHANUEItniES-Jerscys. per bbl., $10.60;
per crate, J3.G0.
TltOPICAIi FRUITS.
onANOF.S California, fancy navels, per
box, $3.253.50; choice navels. $3.00; Cali
fornia seedlings, per box, $2.602.75.
LEMONS California, choice, per box, $3;
fancy, $3 60; Mesulnas, choice, per box, $3.60;
fancy. $4.
BANANAS Par bunch, medium, $1,760
2.00; fancy, $2.26Q2.60.
HIDES.
HIDES-No. 1 green hides, 7c: No. 3
green hides, 6c No. 1 silted hides, Sc;
No. 2 eultod hides, 7c No. 1 veal calf, 8 to
12 lbs., 9c; No. 2 veal 01 If. 12 to It lbs., 8c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEV-Pur 24-sectlon case, U.50.
NUTS - Hickory. Urge, per bu $1.25;
shellbarks. $1.35.
CIIAXOHS IX AVA1I..V1IMQ Sllri'IjlES.
'1'eleKrnplilc 11 ml Cnhln UlPtinrla of
Crops Aflont nml Asliorr.
NEW YOItK, Mnrch r.-Speclal cnblo
nnd telegrnphlc communications to Brad
street's show tho following changes In
available supplies from the. last account:
WHEAT United States and Canada, east
of Hocky mountains, decrease, 1,260,000 bu.;
(Liverpool Corn Trado News) afloat for and
In Euroiie. Increase. 6O0.O00 btt. : total sunnlv.
decrease, 765,000 b.u.
COIdN Cnlted States nnd Cnnada, east of
Hocky mountains. Incrcnse. ?,228,(00 bu.
OATS United States nnd Canada, east of
Hocky mountains, Increase, 650,000 bu.
Among tho more Important decreases re
ported, not given in tho olllclal visible sup
ply statement, are those of 2,O,O0O bu. nt
northwestern Interior elevators. 229.000 bu.
nt Milwaukee prlvnte elevators, 83,000 bu.
at -iucogo private elovators, w,mo at Chat
tanooga untl 66.0C0 nt Jollet.
Tho principal Increases nre those of 433,000
bu. nt Manitoba, storago points nnd 75,000
bu. nt Cleveland.
Tho aggregate stock of wheat held nt
Portland. Ore., and Tacoma. and Seattle,
Wash., Increased 78,000 bu. last week.
St. I.ouls (iriiln anil Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Mnrch 27. WHEAT netter:
No. 2 red, ensb, elovntor. 70c; truck, 71
72c; mnrch, 704c; May, C3Hc; July, 63Jc; No,
FLOl'H-Unchangod.
COHN-Weak; No. 2 cash, 3614c: track.
37VfT37i,4c; March, 3flc; May, 365364c;
July, 3714c
OATS-Steady: No. 2 caRh. track nnd
Mnrch, 25c; .Mny, 2l4c; Ju:y, 27Tc; No. 2
white. 27c.
RYE Firm nt 5414c
SEEDS Timothy, stendy: ordinary, $2.00
(2.20: flax, nominal nt $1.6214.
COHNMEAL Steady at $1.95(32.00.
11HAN Strong; sacked, east truck, 70ifT
71 e.
HAY Steady; timothy, $9.50f?11.60;
prairie, $7.50fi8.W. A
WHISKY-Steadv nt $1.25.
1 HON COTTONTIES-J1.30.
HAOOl NC.-fiTif; 7;c.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PHOVISIONS-Pork. firm; .lohblng. old.
$11.75: new. $11.25. Lnrd. higher; nrlmn
steam, $5.95; choice, $6. Drv salt boxed
meats, firm; extra shorts, $6.50; clear ribs,
6.r.2'i; clear sides, $6.76. Hacon. shoulders,
extra shorts, $7; clear ribs, $6.1214; clear
sides, $7.25.
METAl.S-l.ead. firm nt $4A5fTI.60. Spelter,
dull nt $4.37'4Jit.40.
POULTRY Firm: chickens.' 6f714c; tur
kevs. filiSc; ducks. Re; geese. 6'4c.
KOOS-Firm at S-c.
I1UTTER Steady ; creamery, 20ff2(Uc:
dalrv. t6lC0.-.
HECEIPTS-Flnur, S,000 bbls.: wheat,
21.000 bu.; corn, I.I.OfO bu.: oats. ,16,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 9.000 bbls.: wheat.
13,000 bu.; corn, lOS.ooo bu.; oats, 17,000 bu.
Liverpool (i rill 11 nml Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. March 27-WHEAT-Spot
nominal; No. t northern, spring, no stock.
1 i,. . .'i"" .'luicn, iiuiniuni; .May,
5s 9i,d; July. 5,i Slid.
1 CORN Smt llrm; American mixed, new,
Ssimd; American mixed, old, 4s. Futures,
steady ; May. 4s; July, 3s Ud.
'PROVISIONS-Lard: Amerlcnn renned in
palls, steady at 34s 3d: primp western, in
tierces, steady nt S.'sOd. Hncnn, long clear
1 middles, light, llrm at 3SCd; long clear
I middles, heavy, tlrm nt 3s; short ribs firm
at 37s; short clear hacks, llrm nt .'Ks fid.
j limns, short cut. 14 to Hi lbs., firm at 4?s.
I Receipts of wheat durinir tho Inst tliren
days, 200,000 centals, Including 91,100 Amerl
cnn. Hecelpts of Amerlcnn corn during the last
three days, SD.WO centals.
Weather clear nnd fine.
KtuiKim City (irnln nml Provision.
KANSAS CITY. March 27. WHEAT
May iiiUe: cash No 2 hard. 03c- Vo. 3, 59ft
f.2c; No. 2 red. 9i70c; No. 3. C5fi69e.
COHN 'M.iy. 31't.c; cash, No. 2 mixed
35c; No. 2 white. 35mf.13ic No. 3, 35'4c.
OATS-No. 2 white. 26(26Uc.
HYIC-No. 2. 53c.
1 W-f.'iU'T litli-. $IO.Ovai0.50; choice
prnlrle $ti."S1i7.23
HUTTEH Crcnmery, 20ifi22c; dalrv. lie.
KtlllH-Moro settled feeling; fresh Mis
souri and Kansas stock. Sljo dozen, cases
returned; new whlto wood cases Included.
9c.
HECEiPTS-Whent. ll. ton bu.: corn. 7.S0O
bu.: oats, 12.000 bu.
SHI I'M ENTS Wheat. S9.I0O bu.; corn.
6,500 bu.; oats. 3.0.x) bu.
'I'oledii llnrket,
TOLEDO. 'March 27 WHEAT Dull and
higher: Nn. 2 cash, 711. c: .Mny, iHo.
CORN Dull nnd tinchnnged; No. 2 mixed.
39c.
OATS - Dull and lower; No. 2 mixed, 25c.
It YE Dull: No. 2 cnsll. 67c. '
CLOVKHSEED-Dull nnd lower; prime
cash old. Jl.fi): March, new, $5.20; October.
JI.S5; No. 2 seed. $I.6MI.73.
I'liiliiilcliililii Produce MnrUct.
PHILADELPHIA, 'March 27-HUrrER-SieHdy;
fancy western creamery, 2.1'-c;
fancy western prints, 27e.
KCKiS Half cent lower: fresh ncarbv.
western nml southwestern. M'5c; fresh
southern, 13c
CHE1C.JE -Easier; Now York full cream,
fancy small, 13M13'c
MlniieniiolU AVIirnt 11 ml I'loiir.
MINNEAPOLIS. Murcli 27 WHEAT !n
utorc. o, 1 northern, Match, 6l7c; A!y,
M4i6J7;c; July, ftjifiS'.c. September,
6114c. on track. No. 1 hard, C5c; No. 1
northern, CHc, No. 2 northern, G3V.
FLOUIt-Stendy; first patents, $3 55; sec
ond patents, $1.45; first clenrs, $2.70- seennd
cienm, .oo.
UHAN-In bulk, Jll.25flll.50.
Dnlutli When! Vtnrket.
DULUTH. March 27 - WHEAT - No 1
hard, cnh, fi6'i,e: May, 67Uc; No. 1 north
ern, cash. fc; May. 06c: July. 67c; No. 2
northern, fi24c; No. 3 spring, 59'4C.
oATS-2in::i'4c.
CORN 357ic
MllniiuKcc lirulii .Mnrkrt.
MILWAUKEE, Mnrch 27. - WHEAT -Stendy;
No. 1 northern. C6ifi67'4c; No. 2
northern, fiiiWtfioHc
RYE-Steady; No. 1. 6'i5I57c.
HARLEY Firm; N . -2, 41015c; sample,
3S14C4214C.
MtVE.MIiTS OF .STOCKS AM) IIOXHS.
Stock Mnrkrt Continues Very Actlp
nml Vnrled,
NEW YORK. Mnrch 27,-Tho stock mnr
kct continued very nctlve nnd vnrled to
day, but there was nn nppreclublo check
to tho upward movement of prices nnd n
distinct falling oft In the volumo of the
demand. The disposition to reullzo m.ido
Itself felt Itf additional stocks. As n con
sequetico the market came to that condi
tion during the day which the professional
operators called tired. Its absorptive)
power wns Impaired nnd tho weight of
prollt-tnklng proved too much for many
stocks which have been most prominent In
the recent upward movement. This was
conspicuously so of the southern group ot
trunk lines, Including Pennsylvania, Nor
folk & Western anil Baltimore ei Ohio.
Tho stocks of tho Intter company llucttt
nted widely all day nnd were under very
palpable manipulation.
Thn common nnd tho preferred stocks
wero ngnln ostentatiously brought to a
parity In tho late dealings. Tho purpose
of tho maneuver was evident from the sug
gestion set nllout that It Baltimore & Ohio
common, without paying 11 dividend, could
cross tho preferred stock other common
stocks In the sumo situation might do like
wise. Tho Paclllc stocks had to absorb n
large amount of realizing nnd the Southern
nnd Southwestern groups were affected by
tho snme cause. The bituminous coal roads
also enmo lo 11 halt. Other points of
strength developed In the list and the net
chitnges show 11 largo proportion of gains.
Tho general tone of tho market, however,
was by no menus so strong ns yestcrdny
nnd tho transactions wero on it smaller
Hcnle.
Tho coalers, the high-priced Industrial,
tho Iron nnd steel stocks nnd locnl trac
tions nil showed evidence of strength nnd
there we.'o some conspicuous nilvunces In
stocks not usually traded In to nny extent.
It would bo dltllcull to assign a cause In
any news of tho day for the check to tho
advance, but speculative sentiment ac
corded moro attention to unfavorable, pos
sibilities even of n contingent nature. Thus
sotno question wns allowed to rise of tho
futtiro of the money market, although tho
present tendency Is nil toward greater case,
rates lor cull lonns dropping to 2 per cent
Into lit tho day. Tho banks are gaining
cnsli on subtreusury operations nnd the
Interior continues to remit to New York
In payment ot loans Incurred for the pur
chase of government tbonds, but tho com
pletion of payments of tho premiums on
government bonds offered for conversion
Lwlll result In renewed drain Into the sub-
treasury so long us tho government h rev
enues continue so Inrgely lu excess of ex
penditures. A suggestion ot another drnln on re
sources for government nccount Is con
tnlned In thn sailing for .Manila today of
tho transport Sumner, taking out $1,300,000
for tho paymaster's department In the
Philippines. Tho fact has developed re
garding Loudon's buying of stocks recently
in tnis market thnt tho funds for tbeso
operations nro due to lonns secured in this
money market, which explains tho limitless
of tlio sterling exchange market in face
ot London buying nnd the lndlfferencu of
tho London speculative, movement to tho
stringency of tho London money market.
London took profits on 11 large scale today
anil us selling ot siocks niioiil cqunlcd Its
buying. A number of strong returns ot
net earnings for February wns disregarded
In the trading.
Tho bond market wns not so nctlve ns
yesterdny, but a lnrge business was dono
nt advancing prices. Total snles, par value,
$4,883,000. United Stntes 2, registered, nd
vnnced 14 nnd United Htntcs coupon nnd
new 4s U In tho bid price; tho old 4s de
clined i nnd the 6s 14.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram snys: Americans were
ngaln tho mnlu featuro in tho market hero
today, although tho volume of business
was smaller than yesterday; they opened
strong, well nbove parity, Paris nnd Berlin
nlso buying. This movement wus met by
hea'y realizing nnd prices rencted, but mi
lled somewhat and remained dull till 0
p. m., when New York opened with n
spotty tendency, selling most things nnd
later everything. In tho house prices
closed wenk, but there was some rallv lu
the street, most securities sbowlnir ir'nlns
on balances. .Southern Pacific wns a Lon
don favorite In tho morning. Hates were
sun ono nut takers-ln of Baltimore &
Ohio wero pretty numerous. Consols nnd
tho wnr lonn were weak, the tendencv In
money being to hnrden. thouch loan 'nml
discount rntes were tinchnnged nnd thero
wero some signs or nn enrly break. Tho
Bank of England did a considernbln fresh
business In discounts. Sliver was firm, the
east buying. The bnnk bought JCU.000 gold
in oars unci got Jtiii.ow irom Holland.
Tho following are the quotations for tho
lending stocks on the New York exchanco
today:
Atchison
T, Union Pacific ..
71 I do pfd
81 nvabush
97'4l do pfd
.MUVheel. & L. E
31U1 do 2d pfd..
14 "Wis. Central ..
129 Third AvMinie .
23 Adams Ex
5514 American Ex...
107 U. S. Ex
. 57
. 764
. S
. JSI14
. llS
. 31
. lSi.
.10-.
.115
.14714
do pfd
Bnlt'more & O...
Canadian Pnc...
Canada So
Che. & Ohio ....
Chicago G. W...
C. B. & Q
Chi.. Ind. & L...
do pfd
Chi. & E. Ill
Chicago & N. W.
C, R. I. & P
C. C. C. Si St. L.
Colorado So
do 1st pfd...
do 2d rfd....
IS
162 Wells. Fargo Ex. .121
iu" amer. 10. nil
v-'l IIO 111(1
91'A
"4
23U
li
90-H
U Arner.
Mailing
Pfd
S. R
pfd
Si Irlts
161", do
1)14 An'cr,
1184 do
183 'Amcr.
22rM do
1 Del. & Hudson..
Del. 1,. ."fc W
Denver & R. CI..
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd....
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hocking Coal ...
Hocking Valley..
Illinois Control ..
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
K. C, P. & C...
Lako Erie & "W.
do pfd
Tike Shoro
L. & N
Mauhnttnn L
Met. St. Ry
Mex. Centr.il ...
Minn. & St. L....
do pfd
Mo. Paclllc
Mobile & Ohio ..
fd
t
7tr Amer. Steel II
14i do nfd ...
36
Kll',
6S
P0U
Amer,
ll 1 do
S. & W.
nfd
is 'Amer. Tin Plate. 31'4
(in 0111 s;s
1 Amer.
Tobacco.. ,107'4
! dn nfd..
62'4Anac. Mln. Co.
ISM; lli-nnlrlvt, I 'C
7U
2074 Brooklvn R. T... 7m
21 Co'o. Fuel & I... .W4
86 ,Cot. Tobneeo 3 Mi
200 I do pfd SI14
853, Federal Steej .... 53,
9., do pfd 7S-14
16i4f5en. Electr'o ....I'M
H Glucose Sugar .. fit
9'4! do nfd fl4
96 lute- Ps"er .... 2'
48' do pfd 6611
4 T.nc-tedo Gas 71
12 National Biscuit. 361-4
i do nfd 89
118 National Lid .. 21
lH I do pfd IOTS4
36 XnMonni P:eel .. 4-,
7. 1 do nfd r'5
! Ml).. K. T
I do pfd
N. J. Central ....
! N. Y. Central ...
Norfolk & W....
do pfd
No. Pnettlc
do pfd
Ontntrio & W
Ore. Ry. & Nav.
"'8 V. V. Air Brnke.inV
7fi No. Ame-lcan
15
" Pnettlc Coaf
I do 1st nfd
1
02
"CI4
9V,
R1K,
Ktl3
do pin...
Pennsylvania
in (j nfd..
KOJf.Pai.'flc Mnll ..
19 Peonlo'a Gas .
r.t-V pressed S Car
31H (It nM
Heading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd....
Hlo O. W
do pfd
St. L. S. 1'"
do 1st pfd...
do 2d I'fd....
St. L. Southw....
MlslPuMmnn T'- Cn-.t'l
ill P Innilnrd U. T.
IWSugnr 10i
70i do nfd 11'1
36' )' r.-.. r'nrt ft J., !)".
U. S. Lenthrr
13
do pfd..
St. Paul ....
do nfd..
;n i'i nM
1?1 U. S. Rubber .
172 ili n' ...
in Wes.ern Union
-14
31
i
Kl
o.v,
St. P. Omaha.
So. Paclllc
So. Hallway
do nfd
Texas & Pacific
"2 Hep. T. .fr S....
15U do nfd. ...
60'4,P. C. C. & St. L. 66
17741
evr York Mlulnir Slocks.
NEW YORK. March 27,-Tho following
nro the ollUi.il closing quotations for
mining slinres:
Chollar
. 18 Ontnrlo S50
Crown Point IS
'"on. Cal. & Vn...145
tjpnir .
P '-moi'lh
l(Julckilvrr ...
1 do pfd
i'crra Nevada
"idar '
I'nlon Con
Yellow Jacket
. 10
.175
.sro
. r,o
.310
. 16
. 12
Dead wood 60
Gould & Curry.. 20
Hale ,fc Norerosj. 22
1lomesake 3000
Iron Sliver fit
Mex-'.cnn 22
FnrelK" Flniini'lnl.
BERLIN. March 27. -Prices were firm on
tho bourse today. Home funds were in good
demand nnd Internntlonnls were quiet.
Spanish 4s hnrdened considerably In re
sponse to Paris advices. Americans nnd
Canadian Pacifies were In good demand and
bank shares were maintained. Mines were
slightly easier. Exrhnnge on London, 2)
marks 48 pfg. for checks. Discount rates.
Short bills, 4'4 per cent: three-months' bills.
5 per cent
'PARIS Marcli 27. -Business opened heavy
on the bourse todnv. but soon improved,
continual purchases lifting 11 n prices. Snan-
lah 4a were tho leading feature. Portu
guese shares wero In great favor, but to
ward the close became easier Transactions
were small, Three per cent rentes, loif 22c
Exchange on London. 25f 194c for checks.
Spanish 4s closed nt 73.22c.
LONDON. March 27 - The market for
American securities opened firm nnd ad
vanced all around on a broadening specu
lative demand. Later prices eased off
slightly, with the final tone easy. Spanish
4s closed nt 71.62'n. The amount of bullion
taken into the Hunk of England on balance
today was jC.3n.0O. Gold premiums are
quoted: 'Buenos Ayrcs. 127.30; (Madrid, 50.85;
Rome, 6.87's.
."New York Money Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK, March 27-MONEY-On
call, easier nt 2fl I per rent; Inst lonn, nt 3
Iter cent; prime mercantile paper, 4i45i5'4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Flrm. with ac
tual business In bankers' bills nt $l.85 for
demand nnd nt $l.82Mi 1.82 for sixty duys;
I'l'ft';' , rntr.!'' and JI.W145T4.S7; conuncr-
clnl bills, $I.Slj-I.S2.
, ?,,''I;3tl. - Certificates. COUGl'tC; bar,
69c; 'Mexican dollars, 17-V.
BONDS State, Inactive; government, Ir
regular; railroad, strons.
l'ho following are the closing quotations
on bonds:
t S. 2s ref7
U. S. 2s rcg.
do 3, reg..
..I0l N. Y. C. Is 110
..101 N. J. C. gen. 5s.12.114
,.11tvi No. Carolina Cs.. 1271a
110 coupon
.w IIU'l UO HS (i
do new Is, reg. 131 No. Pacific 3.... 67
10 opinion 131. do Is lftVi
do old l, reg..U5'4N Y C & St L Iv.iosu
do coupon 111JI. Voir uv r ii na:
do 6s. reg HPji do gen. 6s 133
do coupon
.111 Ore. Nav. Is 110
D. of C. 3 C.
Atoli. gen. 4s.
do tulj. 4s
Canada So. 2.
Che. & O. 4s
till i UO 4S 10P4
iir.' lire. ti. 1,. bs r.-i'n
SIVS 110 COtlROl M....lll'4
108 Rending gen. 4s.. 88
9714 Hlo G. W. Is !914
11!K. SI t. I M i. S 11.111
110 us
C. A-'N. W. e. 7s. Ill St.L. S.F. g.Cs.122
do S. F. deb. f.i.121 St. Paul e'on 11,9
Chlcngo Ter. Is.. 98 St. P. C. & P. Is. 119
D. &. H. G. Is. ...IOI14 do 6s 12i
.do 4s 9S4So. Hnllwnv 5s... 112
E. T., V. & O. ls.102 S. R. & T. 6s 72
Erie general 4s... 74 ,Tenn. new. s. 3s. 95
)'. W. & D. C. Is 70 .Tex. & Pac. Is.. 115
Gen. Elec. 5.
G II & H A 61
..llfi-V do 2s 67
109 I'nlon Pacific 4t.l0''4
do 2s
...10S
Wnbuvh l.s
117
II. & T. C. 6s.... 110
do 2s
West Shoro 4s...
Wis. Centrnl Is.
100
HI
. 91 H
89
9
51
84
do con. fi UO
la. Centrnl 115
K. V., P. & G. Is. 7314
l.n. new con. 4s.. 107
Vn. Centuries ..
do deferred ...
L. K- N. linl. 4s
M.. K. & T. 2s.
do 4s
99VColo. So. 4s
.. 67 jSo. Pnclflo 4s...
.. 91il
When issued.
Boston Stock Quotations.
BOSTON. Mnrch 27.-Cnll lonns, 4N!4 per
cent; time loans, 4i5 per cent. Closing
prices for stocks, bonds and mining shnres:
A.. T. & S. F...
do pfd
Amer. Sugar ...
do ifd
Bell Telephone..
HoMton & Alb'y.,
Boston Elevated.
Boston oi Me....
C, B. & Q
Dom. Coil
do pfd
Federal Steel ...
do pfd
Fltchburg pfd...,
Gen. Electric ...
do pfd
Mex. Central ....
N. E. O. Si C...,
Old Colony
old Dominion ...
Rubber ,
Union Pacific ...
27i Union Lnnd 2
70 West End 92
los'j Wis. Central .... 18
111 Atchison 4 100
315 N. E. G. & C. 5s. 69
212 'Adventure) 4
119 'Allouez Mln. Co.. 1
191 Amnl. Copper ... 9614
129'4 Atlantic 24
46 Boston Si Mont.. 316
HI Butto Si Boston. 70
33 Calumet. Si I Ice. .745
75i Centennial 1914
1W4 Franklin 15
130 nsccotu 70
136 I Parrot 47
II iQulncy 135
17 Hanta Fe Copper. 6
:or, iTanmrnck IRS
17 Utnh Mining .... 31
31 Kvolvorines 39i
56l
London Stock Quotntlnns.
LONDON. Mnrch 27.-1 p. m.-Closlngt
ConsTlnonej-iioi'11-16 PonnsylvnnJa 777 72
do nccount. .101 13-16 Heading 10
Cnnndlnn Pac....100'(, No. Pacific pfd.. 79
Erie U Alr.blson 2S
do 1st pfd... 42'i Louisville SS14
TUInols Central. ..1D Grand Trunk .... 8
Union Pnc. pfd. .79 Anaconda 9
St. P. common ..130'(,Hand Mlnoi 37
N. Y. Central ...112
BAR SILVER Steady nt 27d per ounce.
MONEY 3 per cent.
Tho rato of discount in the open market
for both short and three-months' bills Is
3R3 13-16 per cent.
l'liinncliil Notes.
CHICAGO, Mnrch 27.-Clearlngs, $1,9S0,
09S; balances, $1,644,619. I'osted exchange.,
$4.83fit.87. Now York exchange, 10c
premium.
PHILADE1JPHIA, March 27.-Clerlngs,
$15,479,737: balances. $1,578,900.
BALTIMORE. March 27. Clearings, $5,114,
417; balances. $1.578,9CO.
BOSTON. iMarchn27. Clearings, $17.647,$Oi;
bniquros. SI .51(1.309.
NEW YORK. (March 27.-Clearlngs, $22S,
C02.960; balnnccs. $10.132.727..
ST. LOUIS, Mnrch 27. -Clearings. H.9M,
61S; balances, $S05.321. Money. 407 per oent.
New York exchnngo, par bid, 15c premium
nsked.
CINCINNATI, March 27.-Clearlngs, $2.
661,160; Now York exchange, 25'i'16c ills
count; money, ritfffl per cent.
Conilttloii of tlio Trcnsury.
WASHINGTON. March 27. -Today's state
ment of tho treasury balances In the general
fund, exclusive of tho $160.0(0,0(0 gold re
servo In tho division of redemption, shows:
AvhIIrIiIo cash balance, $162,56(i,252; gold,
tW,710,9ll.
'Wool Mnrliol,
BOSTON. Mnrch 27.-The wool market
hero continues dull, with light snles. al
though there havn been one or two larger
trnnsnctlons In territory wools which have
helped to Incrcnse the peek's volume of
Hll(dnnu4 Tint Inii. norinA tf alul Ini-tuu liia
had n tendency to -weaken vnlues. but denl- I
ers lire not forcing sales and there Is no I
material ennnge in quotations. Territory
wools, staple, nro selling for 65c, while good
lines of fine medium and line, with n fair
amount of slaplo, call f"r 6Sfffi0c. Floece
wools are slow, with prices nominal. Fol
lowing are the quotations for leading de
scrlptlons: Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces:
X and above. 3Kn.12c; XX and above, ,14r;
delaine, 371j38c; No. 1 combing. Nn. 2 comb
ing, three-elghths-blood and quarter-blood
(washed), 36W37c; course and braid, washed,
33i3lc. Michigan, Wisconsin, etc.: X Mich
igan, 26'fI27c; No. 1 and No. 2 Michigan
combing, llfi.ISc; quarter-blood, wnsheil, 264
2Sc; conrso and braid. 31f(.12c; X New York.
New Hampshire and Vermont. 26c; No. 1
Now York. New Hampshire and Vermont.
31fi34c. Unwashed, medium, etc.: Ken
tucky and Indiana quarter-blood combing
and three-elghths-blood, 28( ; Missouri quarter-blood
combing. 26c; three-elghths-blood,
28c: braid combing, 23fi2lc; lake and
Georgia. l!5fitJlc. Territory wools: Montana
and Dakota Hue medium and tine, 22923c;
scoured, JSfpiOp; stnplo, 65c; Utnb and Wyo
ming line medium nnd fine. Wi21c: scoured,
5Vfn''c; medium, 201j21c; scoured, fSfifSc.
Aiistrallnn. scoured basis, spot prices:
Combing, supertlne. nominal nt 93195c; good,
SSU:h)c; average, SOfoSSc.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-COrTON-Stendv.
sales. 1.200 bales: ordlnarv. 8 3.16c:
good ordinary, S 1-lGo low middling, !o;
midiiuug, vv. goon middling, un-iuc; mid
dling, fair. 9 1.1-16c: receipts. 5,481 Inles;
stock, 160.177 bales. Futures steady; March,
nominal: April, J9.30fi9.31: May, $9.13t9.3l;
June. $9.32 bid; July, $9.30f9.31; August,
$'i.fK!).07: September, $8.34i8.35; October,
$7 'if; 7.99; November. $7.S9fi7.91; December,
$7.iTi7 90; January. $7.S9ft7.90.
LIVERPOOL. Marcli 27.-COTTON-Snnt,
firm: good middling, 5 17-32d; middling.
5 15-32d; low middling, 611-32d; good ordi
nary, 5 6-32d; ordinary, I31-32d. The sales
of the day were 7,000 bales, of which 600
were for speculation nnd export nnd In
cluded 6,100 Amerfci.n; receipts. 26,000 hale,
including 22,800 American. Futures opened
quiet nnd closed stendy nt tho advance;
American middling, I. m. c Mnrch.
6 2:i-6ld, sellers; Mnrch nnd April, 5 21-6ld,
seucrs; ,prn a 1111 May. 6 is-tiid. sellers;
May and June. 6 15-64d, sellers; Juno nnd
July, 5 12-6rf(6 13-61(1, sellers; July and An
gust, 5 10-61(1, rollers; August nnd Septem
ber, 5 10-6ld. sellers: September nnd Octo
ber. I4l-6lfl l3-6ld; October and November. 1
4 33-lilJi 4 31-64(1, sellers: November and De
cember, I 2S-6lfi 4 29-6ld, sellers; December
nnd Jnnuary, 4 26-6I&4 27-Old, sellers; Jnn
uary and February. 4 25-64d, buyers.
Co lice Market.
NEW YORK. March 27. COFFEE Fu
tures opened with prices unchanged to 5
points higher, further Improved on cover
ing, following better Havre cables, nnd
light receipts nt Rio nnd Santos subse
quently increused the ndvnnco to 10 points
on some positions, but lacked outside spec
'ininn: closed firm, with prices 5 points
higher to 6 points lower. Total sales wero
Ih.ifK) bags, Including: April, $6.55; May,
$6.00: June. Jii.oo: July, $(1.G5; September,
$6,7516.80: October, $6.80; November, $6.f5;
December, $7.0Oft7.O5; Jnnuary. $7.05. Spot,
Hlo, steady; No. 7, Invoice, Sc; No. 7 lob
bing, 8e; mild, market quiet nnd stendy;
Cordova, 9fil4c.
Dry HimmIn Mnil.cf,
NEW YORK. M.inh 27 - DRY GOODS
Murket conditions nre without change of
nny moment. The demand Hs noderate
throughout. Blenched erttons quiet at pre
vious prices. Brown sheetings drills in
Indifferent request on home urcount nnd
largely neglected by export trade, Denims,
ticks, eheckii, plaids and other coarse col
ired cottons llrm, (Print cloths and print
loth yarn goods dull, without quotable
chango In price, Prints and ginghams un
changed, Men's wear woolen and worsted
fabrics are lu moderuto demand, with Ir
regularity in prices outtdde of leading lines.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Modonto Ran of Hogi, bat Flinty
of Ctttlt,
NO MATERIAL CHANGE IN CATTLE PRICES
Mors Score n Shnrp Advance Over
.Moiuln Prlcrs, Toncblnn the
lIlKlirnt Point of the Ycnr
.Hlierp Stendy to Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA, March 27.
Hecelpts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
iriiicini .wi'imay -,Ui3 i.uv
Olllclal Tuesday 3,23 4 5.57.1
5,376
4.I39
(Two days this week 6,312 9,692 9.215
namn nays last weeK o.'.r.-i t,3..i v,is
Samo dnys week before.. C.S.I1 13,241 15,631
Same thrco weuks ago... 4,625 12,071 12,920
Tho official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road wns:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'r's.
C. M. Si St. P. By.... 4 4
Mo. Pnc. Ry 11 1
Union Pacific system 37 11 33 3
C. N. W. Ry 3 I
V., E. & M. V. By.... 31 25
M. C. P. Ry 1
c, st. P., m. Si o. ny is 5
H. Si M. R. R. R 26 20 2 2
C, B. Si Q. Ry 8 5
K. C. Si St. J 1 1
C. R. I. Si P., east.. 1 3
C R. I. Si P., west.. .. 1
Illinois Central 1
Total receipts ....145 77 4 1 6
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchnMng the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs, Sh'p.
Omaha Pncklng Co 272 661 ....
G. II. Hnmmond Co 322 8rd
Swift and Company 661 1,132
Cudnhy Packing Co HI2 1,366 1,609
Armour & Co 742 1.4S9 2,391
Omaha, from K. C 20
Cudnhy. from K. C is:t
Vansant & Co 101
W. I. Stephen 4
Hill & Hiintzlnger 59
H. L. Dennis Si Co 107
llobblck 5
Otehr buyers 157 .... 13
Total 3,128 6,5,19 3,913
CATTLE There was a good Tuesday's
run of cnttlo today, but tho weather was
most unfavorable for a market. There was
a steady fnll of rnln all the morning which
made the cattle look anything but at
tractive, nnd which kept everyone Indoors
except thoso who were compelled to be out.
Tho result wns that tho market opened n
little lato. Tho genernl market wns without
featuro or Importance so fnr as tho condi
tion of the trndo wns concerned.
Ixical packers all seemed to want fat
steers nnd the market on thnt kind of cattle
wns fairly nctlve, so thnt the most of the
offerings changed hands In good season. Tho
prices paid wero Just nbout the same ns
prcvnlled yesterday, tho market being
quoted Just about steady.
Cows and heifers were In fair demiind and
the price wero about the Mine ns yester
day. Good cows nnd heifers, ns will be
noted from the snles below, sold well, but
common cows aro poor sellers, Fat bulls,
If heavy, nro also selling badly, ns the
senson Is pretty well advanced nnd packers
seem to bo determined to pound them down.
Blockers nnd feeders sole! In the snme old
notches. Tho weather was against tho
trnde in thnt kind of cattle, but still there
seemed to be a fair demand and as there
were very tew rnme or tnat Kind offered,
tho supply was pretty well cleaned up. Rep
resentative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. IT. No. Av. Pr.
1 660 $2 60 64 1244 4 40
1 1480 3 25 4 1236 4 40
1 670 3 00 14 1117 4 45
1 600 3 50 21 1169 4 45
1 1054 .1 60 2J 1006 4 46
1 9S0, 3 75 1 1370 4 4.1
16 826 3 80 33 1313 4 43
1 830 3 W li 1306 4 45
2 800 J 0 1 1.350 4 45
2 1015 4 00 16 1K3 4 45
6 903 4 00 1 120 4 45
1 VW) $4 00 DO U3I 4 45
1 CM) 4 00 15 ISM 4 45
6 833 4 00 18 1044 4 45
2 SX 4 00 6 1340 4 60
33 964 4 01 4 1273 4 W
16 105R 4 10 32 1133 4 60
6 90S 4 15 20 1161 4 50
i 955 4 15 20 1460 4 60
5..., 10GO 4 15 2 966 4 60
21.. 964 4 15 4 1240 4 50
947 4 15 6 12(0 4 60
" 901 4 20 3 H60 4 60
I 91. 4 20 4 1045 4 60
S 93S 4 t) 16 1170 4 55
917 ( 21 1216 4 65
1 985 4 20 8 1162 I 65
6 886 4 20 21 1068 4 65
li ?JS 4 JT. 19 1187 4 60
8 1383 4 35 39 1233 4 60
1 685 4 2-1 6 12M) 4 60
7 S93 4 2-5 5 1160 4 60
II WW 4 25 38 1382 4 r0
IS 1114 4 30 21 1381 4 60
86 994 4 30 44 123 4 ft)
900 4 V 36 1243 4 60
1 1630 4 30 1 1620 I 60
4 1185 4 35 18 1577 I Rn
IB 986 4 35 9 H66 4 Ki
23 10K2 4 35 5 1120 4 Ki
19 1157 4 35 40 11K 4 TO
37 1225 4 3", 29 1205 4 70
15 1070 4 3. 1 1310 4 70
20 1071 4 r. 9 1411 4 75
45 1068 I 35 1 1720 4 80
21 1183 4 11 16 1391 4 80
10 INT. 4 3". 16 1602 I 80
17 1093 4 35 7 1400 4 SS
61 1122 4 1714 38 13tl 4 85
COWS.
1 900 2 (ki 1 1000 3 60
2 935 2 25 1 R70 3 60
1 910 2 60 1 12O0 3 60
1 1240 2 60 7 116S 3 45
1 960 2 60 3 WOO .-. M
6 1075 2 65 19 1061 :j M
1 lib) 2 15 4 1085 3 50
,JS J6? " B36 3 65
S 1027 2 05 1 1070 3 60
4 91i 2 70 2 10W 3 60
1 880 2 75 65 1010 3 55
J 930 2 75 10 114 5 3 ffi
1 980 2 75 14 10S7 3 (V,
1 1036 3 75 4 910 3 IT,
1 JlSO 3 00 1 U40 u
2 K'70 3 (0 5 10X2 3 65
J 10S0 3 00 7 1142 .1 70
1 1300 3 ft) 8 1145 5 70
1 1070 .1 00 3 1216 3 TO
1 1040 3 00 2 1325 3 75
13 1115 .1 00 1 1310 3 75
1 1010 3 CO 1 1200 3 73
2 1070 3 () 1 910 1 75
5 1184 3 00 4 1050 3 75
1 1680 3 00 1 1370 3 75
1 870 3 13 4 1340 3 75
7 1048 3 li 3 135t 3 75
3 1226 3 15 5 1068 .1 80
1 1176 3 15 6 1148 .1 80
9 1013 3 3) 3 12E0 3 80
3 1031 3 35 2 U70 3 80
14 Sf 3 35 11 1361 3 si)
2 670 3 25 1 1360 3 ST,
1 BOO 3 25 3 Iltl 3 .85
2 1215 3 25 16 1045 3 85
1 1110 3 2.1 6 1026 3 5
2 lOW 3 21 20 907 3 85
1 1380 3 ;r. 10 991 1 83
2 915 3 25 3 '.1000 3 86
1 1150 3 25 1 1380 3 85
1 1060 3 '. 1 1.160 3 85
1 1190 3 30 1 1050 3 90
3 1246 3 30 S 1000 3 90
8 1002 3 31 5 1070 3 90
3 1060 3 10 2 1115 3 90
1 loio :; to 2 1310 3 90
3 1100 3 40 13 1188 3 91
7 911 3 40 1 1340 4 00
1 720 3 4 0 6 966 4 15
8TEEB.S AND HEIFERS.
13 489 10 20 1265 4 65
9 947 4 30 21 H60 4 B0
20 1213 4 42V4
COWS AND HJIFEnS.
20 1060 4 00 10 996 3 90
15 107S 3 90
COWS AND CALVES.
14 446 4 31
CALVES.
1 2V) 5 50 13 201 6 75
6 210 6 25.
BTAMS.
1 1263 3 80 1 1470 3 60
1 1430 3 25
. BULLS.
1 1100 3 00 1 1270 3 41
1 1260 3 0.) 1 1770 3 45
1 1610 3 00 1 1680 3 -15
1 600 3 10 1 1780 3 II
2 1215 3 10 1 1440 3 II
1 1300 3 10 1 ,...1390 3 41
1 1620 3 10 1 1310 3 41
1 1610 3 15 1 1950 3 15
1 1100 3 25 1 1890 3 50
2 440 3 25 1 162.) 3 50
1 1570 3 21 1 1310 3 50
1 1710 3 25 I p'30 3 50
1 1610 3 25 1 190 1 60
1 140 3 21 1 12?0 3 N)
1 13?0 3 30 1 1620 3 50
1 113) 3 no i ifiso 3 rn u
1 1110 3 11 1 1420 3 CO
1 1960 3 35 1 11(0 3 70
4 1740 3 35 1 l.ICO 3 81
1 1.'.V) 3 11 2 15 3 90
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 1170 3 21 1 (60 3 9.)
4 512 3 50 3 636 1 90
3 US1 3 60 1 680 3 90
6 836 3 60 1 610 3 90
1 660 3 6.1 19 1055 4 0)
1 760 3 i;l 1 790 4 00
1 870 3 65 1 S40 4 00
3 1036 3 76 1 , 620 4 00
55 3 75 4 (120 4 00
620 1 90
STOCK CALVES.
!.'. . .A --.-,.v.,v.90 M
DIUl lKHS ASU FISKUEIIS.
670 3 26
9.
882
4 JK
6.M 3 50
760 .1 50
10....
21....
17....
8....
809
, 654
971
, 651
6
, 775
616
, 67S
, 646
673
, 430
4 35
4 3.1
4 40
I 5n
4 .V)
4 50
4 75
I 75
I 75
4 85
4 95
4SO 3 60
742
3 '
610
4 O)
168 4 00
13..
15..
4..
1..
4..
f.88 4 13
IS.,
57.
13.
36.
3.
. $09
. 807
. 110
. 902
. 673
. 910
4 15
4 20
4 2,1
4 25
I 25
HEIFERS.
2 81
3 60
4..
5..
10..
1..
1..
It..
6..
5..
12..
11..
4..
, 995 4 00
916 4 0)
729 4 00
S30 4 10
610 4 10
.1015
2.1
1
..1010 1 80
. . . 600 3 85
... 535 3 90
. . . 900 1 90
. . . 900 3 90
. . . 927 3 90
. . . 775 3 90
...1011 4 00
...10fO 4 00
961 4 10
4 15
.loio
. 742
I 21
I 25
79.
I 25
..1230 4 30
21..
842 I 00
HOdS-Herelpts were not ns large ns ex
pected nnd at the same time there wns n
good demand, n sltuntlon which is nlwnys
to the ndvnntnge of the sellers. To still
fnnhnr Vinln h seller Chlrnco reported ii
I gain of 5c The result wns thnt the mnr
ket nt tills point showed nn advance of
just nnout 7i. The trmie wns iniriy ncuve
nt the advance, though n good many sellers
held on for n still greater advnnce, but
everything finally chnnged hands nnd in
reasonable season.
The cenernl run of hogs sold very Inrgely
at J4.95ff4,9il4, as agnlnst J4.S7U4K90 yeter
day. The table of average prlres nbnve will
show thnt the hogs today sold nt the high
est price touched so far this yenr. The top
of the market before today wai touched
on lnrrh 17, when tho average price of nil
th hogs sold wan 14,91. Representative
snles:
No. Av. Sh. Pr.
16 116$ 4 40
No. Av
64 27S
60 2R6
66 243
Sh. Pr.
40 4 9714
80 4 9714
... 4 9714
... 4 9714
... 4 971,
18 177
4 90
12 269
... M 9il4
80 4 91.4
... 4 92H
... 4 92U
16.
. . . .o
...J2.S
...18S
...201
...270
...221
65 229 ...
65 229 ...
90 234 ,,.
37..
47..
31..
5. .
11..
4
4 971,
. .. 4 '.film
4 2.16 120
4 9214 75
...216
...224
40 4 9H4
4 njifc r,s
4 971-4
4 9714
4 97U
4 97U
40.
.223
4 96
4 93
4 95
78 249
69 272
67 227
40
SO
SO
64 242
79
.182
4 9.1
61.
65.
,...2M
....213
. . . 4 9714
... 4 97W,
... 4 9714
... 49714
... 4 9714
40 4 97K,
... 4 91W.
... 4 9714
. . ' i"'..
SO 4
40 4 97m
... 4 9714
... A 97K.
. . . 4 971..
40 4 97H
40 4 971."
.199 120 4 PR
'67....
I 81....
71....
3.1....
,78....
64....
65....
.332
4 95
7.
....231
.218 120 4 95
11.
..113
4 95
4 ffi
75.. .
70...
73...
I
18...
41...
7...
7R...
66...
47...
70...
61. . .
66...
37...
62...
80...
61...
M...
16...
66...
76...
68...
..2(7
..253
. .263
..21.1
..236
..254
..239
..211
..250
..2.81
..241
..296
,.J40
..217
. .110
..200
..247
..254
..144
..253
..237
..229
..219
..227
..220
..203
..202
. .252
..198
..216
... 4 91
.. 4 95
.. I!
.. 4 95
. . 4 W
40 4 95
40 -4 95
69. . . .
31....
65. . . .
66....
66. . . .
75. . .
52 ...
85. . . .
4 9(1
4 9.1
I 95
40
SO 4 9d
40 4 91
.. 4 95
40 4 nr.
SO 4 95
40 4 95
.270 120 4 97U
80...
34...
93 ..
63...
45...
32...
82...
29...
80...
76...
...
76...
66...
68...
M...
69...
..JK4
. .219
252
iijy.i
..310
. .?6
..213
4 97U
... 4 9714
... 6 00
. . . r. no
40 6 00
... 6 00
... 6 00
. . . 6 00
. . . 6 01
80 6 00
. . . 5 00
. . . 6 V
. . . 5 00
SO 6 00
... 6 00
... 6 00
... 5 00
4 9.1
.J17 160 4 91
.227 40 4 95
..2IR ... 4 9?
.2.10 son
4 91
62..
69..
68..
70..
71..
67..
26..
65..
78..
....TV.
....262
....278
.24
.'.'.'.240
....262
.....106
....2.11
....258
..210
40 4 95
..211
..214
..262
. .2M
! .'248
4 9.
t 95
4 9:14
4 9714
4 9714
4 9714
19...
.CIS
4 971.4
8HKHP-There was onlv n moderate run
nnd a good demand so thnt the mnrket
wns in n good healthy condition. Buyers
wero out early and tho most of 'he oturr
chnnged hands In good season, the prices
paid being steady to 10c higher than yes
terday. The strength developed principally
on sheep while lambs were not quite so
much sougth after and no more than stendy,
with tho close wek 10 10c lower.
Tile St. Joseph people have had a good
Anal to eay about Iambs selling higher nt
that point than nt South Omaha. The facts
nre thnt St. Joseph has no nearby feeding
point like Fremont where the lambs from
the west can be stopped and filled up. Be
sides that sheer men wtio patronize both
markets sny thnt they make n practice of
delaying the watghlng nt St Josnph with
the verv evident Intention of nllowlng tho
lambs to shrink out. Moreover Inquiry
among the packers develops the fact that
thev would nrefer for theso reasons to nav
loc more for lambs nt St Joseph than at
South Omnhn., because they are shrunk out
nnd kill to better ndvantage down thero
than nt South Omahn, whero the Jill Is so
much grenter. Hhon Teeders who nre In n
nosltlon to go to either mnrket continue to
ship to South Omaha after having tried the
St. Josenh market nnd learned the tricks
practiced.
Quotations- Choice hnndv weight venr-
llngs, I6.005M.15; good to choice fed year
llnors. IGK.fi6.00: fair to Pood venrllntrs 15.65
'(IS.SO: pood to choice wethers, $5.655i5.90; fair
to good wothers. sn.4inio.ui; good to choice
fed owes. S5,10ii5 2.V fnlr to good ewes. 14 76
ffi?.10; good to choice nntlve lambs. 16 Wr
.00; pood to choice western Inmbs. tn.lMt
6.90: fnlr to good wostern lambs, I6.60t16.75,
feeder wethers, $I.60TJ5.00: feeder yearllni'
1S0O5G.6O; good to choice feeder Inmbfl, 15.25
(HAM, Representative sales:
No.
A v.
. 91
. 98
. 93
...70
... 81
..101
.. 87
.. 79
.. 90
. 98
. 102
. 105
..101
. 106
. 80
. 88
.. S3
Pr.
$2 50
3 50
4 75
'4 60
15 10
6 10
15 weslern ewes, culls
15 western ewes
201 western ewes ,
1 clipped wether ,.
10 western ewes
246 western ewes
95 yearling wethers
76 western ia.nbs
2 cull ewes
it 1. 1
6 40
5 15
6 25
5 85
5 S3
6 85
5 90
6 70
6 .80
6 .80
395 western ewes ,
268 western yearlings. .a...
378 wostarn wethers ,
250 Wyoming yearlings ....
642 western yenrungs ,
491 western lambs
461 western lambs
247 western lnmbs
CHICAfiO 1,1V K STOCK MARKET.
Cnttlr fipnernlly Stendy Hugs Active
Sliccp Strong.
CHICAGO, March 27-CATTLE-Recelpts.
4,000 head; generally stendy; patlves, best
on sale today at 15.10; good to prlmo steers,
steady at 11.00ti).75, ponr to medium, steady
to slow at 1I.OOJJI.75: selected feeders, slow
nt M.04TN.S0; mixed stoekers, J3, 401,3.90: cows.
best steady nnd others slow and weak at
11.0OS4.2O; heifers, about steady nt 11.10J4 60.
canners wenk and lower at 12.2.552.70; bulls,
dull at J2.50ft4 10; calves, sflftCOo belcw Inst
Tuesday at ll.60fi4.75. Texans, receipts, 6(0
head; best on sale today nt 11.35. Texas fed
steers, steady at 13.S5fi4.90; Texas bulls,
about stendy nt J3.2Ofl3.60.
HOOS Receipts. 81.0(0 head; tomorrow,
25,000 head, estimated; left over. 2,000 head
active and 6c higher; tops, J5.30; mixed nnd
butchers J4.95'it5.25; good to choice heavy,
15.10f5.30; rough henvy. !l,5?(5.05; light.
(1 9615.20; bulk of sales. 15.1215.221.4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, 11.0()
head; sheep, strong; lambs, slow to 10c
lower; good to choice wethers, 5.7T.ff6.00;
fair to choice mixed, H.75fj6.iW; western
sheep. !5.4031.O0; yearlings. jr.0OftG.5O; nntlvo
lambs, 15.5(Vg7.20; western lnmbs. l6.)7 20.
(Milan City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITV, March 27.-CATTLE-R0.
eclptw, 8,800 hend natives nnd 310 head Tex
ons; modnrato supply sold quickly at
steady prices; heavy native steers, 11 SOW
6.35: lightweights, ll,40f,4 93; stoekers and
feeders. 11.005.50; butchers' cows and heif
ers, 11.25'ii 1 CO; dinners 12.50fi3.JS; fed west
erns. II 10frl.fr.; western feeders, H.10f4.90,
common Texans, 3.70fi4 10.
HOGS-Recelpts, 12,100 head: Improved de.
mnnd and prices ruled 5c higher, heavy,
I4.ififi8.10: mixed. 4.JK6.&3; light, il.75 l.flj;
pigs, lUOfj-IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 5.100
head; market fairly uctlve; sheep, stead);
lambs, steady to shade lower; Colorado
lnmbs, ll.60ifji.SO; muttons, 15.25ft 5. 70; stock
cr8 and feedern. 1I.0OH6.00; culls, 3.60(4.0O.
SI. Louis Live Slock,
ST. LOI.MS, March 27. CATTLE Re.
celpts. 4,000 head. Including 2,000 head Tex
ans; mnrket 10c lower; native shipping and
export steers, $I.C3.fi6.i'.5; dressed beef and
butcher steers, 13.f,5fi.00; steers under l.ooo
lbs., 13.70fil.65; stoekers and feeders. !3.30ff
4.65; cows nnd heifers. Vl.WulMr, canners,
11.23S3.S5; bulls, 13.00fi3.73; Texas nnd In
dian steers, 11.15fi-l.S5; cows and heifers.
2.3.Vf3.7S. .
HOdS-Recelpfs 7.IW head: market SfilOe
higher; pigs and lights. li.9jf6.10; stoekers,
H.t6fiS.15; butchers, 5.10f3.26.
SHEEP AND LA.MUS-Rerelpts, 600 head;
market strong; native muttons, $3.O0ff5.85;
lambs, I6.10fi7.25; spring Jambs, j'j, culls nnd
bucks, tl.00ff5.0O.
Stock In SIkIiI.
Following are the receipts at the four
principal western markets for March 26.
Cattle. Hos Sheep
South Omnhn 3 231 6,57.1 1139
Chicago 4,0'j0 21,000 ll.MH
Kansan City S.soo 2,H0 5,10.1
St Louis 4.00 ) 7.100 COO
Totals 20 011 16,073 21 139
Nov lock Live Slock,
NEW YORK, March 27.- BEEVES Re.
celpts, 176 head, mainly fT slaughterers,
none offered for sale today, feeling steady,
cables quoted American cattle higher lit
HV(TI2-c Vl'T "'! refrigerator beef, lower
at 9VjfJ9Tc per lb,, exports, 550 hvitd cuttle,
2..
10..
1 031 head sheep nnd 4 400 quarters of beef;
tomorrow, 3,410 quarters . f W.f.
CALVES-Becelpts. 571 heud; ?00 head nn
sole, market slow. 200 head unsold, com
mon to prime veals, t.((0.pr.76.
SHEEP AND LA'MBS- Bocelpts, 6, 2U
cars on sale; sheep, stonily; lnmbs, firm; all
sold; common to good sheen, l.OJJC.76; com
mon to fair lnmbs. $7 iVftCOO; clipped
Iambs 13,
Hods- Receipts. 3.7SO head; 3 cars on sale;
market easier nt .3Ctt6.50.
St. dusepli l.lvc Slock'.
SOt-Tit ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Mnrch 27
'PPPial ) Tho Journal quotes ns follows;
A1TI.E -Receipts, l.ioo ticad; market
nctlve nnd steady; nihility fnlr; natives,
i.ti6.no. Texnns mid westerns, 13.501(4 85;
cows and heifers. 13.25114.40; bulls nnd
stngs. 12 25ii 1 00; yenrilngs nnd calves, 11.00
JI5.10; stoekers and feeders. M.40fj4 60;
veals. Ilui4iti.f " '
HIXIH - Receipt!,, 4.S00 head; mnrket SUo
' "Jf'LVi-."" crudes, j4.S5fT6.10; bulk of
sales. )l Jti'jjiR 0,,.
,,S' ''j1' . AND LAMBS Receipts, 600
'':,'r': xliP and yearlings
ij.OOf5.75; ewes, II (nVjif, 53.
fill If i ml it llrleil Fruit.
nnYvu 1M;,V..MvrcM :7 CALIFORNIA
i7,Li t.M.V 1 1 1S 1 "Ollnite dull nnd nom-
Itlni. Illln lint n..tl.. 1 i
I eviipornted npples held stendy on deslrnblo
grades; country mlvl.es nnd light receipts
j were nbout its expected; closed quiet , it
inchnnged prices; state, common. 4i..f5ic;
prime, t,i, c; choice, 7ismSc, fancv 7-vmuc
Peaches, peeled. l$f,r.'2c, unpeeled. 7if9o.
Suunr Mnrkrt.
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