TILE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUT US DAT, "MABCTT 7, 1001.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Trade Baoki with Record of Daj Prerloni
in Dallneis.
WHEAT CLOSES QUIET AND UNCHANGED
Vollimlnn Ilrlef I'itIoiI if Arllvllr nt
Uprnlt'iK -'iirn Union Fpnturplras
Provisions Dull 1in( Firm on
MkIiI Hiik llrrrlpl.
CHICAGO, March G. Taking It ns n whole
the tiny In the (train nml provisions market
enmn closo to yesterday' record In the
tnnttcr of tlullnciis, The former markets
tended down, following fomo strength rnrly.
wheat rloHlnir unchunKer), rorn ti shftdn
lower mid outs c depressed. Provisions
closed a shude to 7',4c hlcher.
Wheat started with a Rood demand from
shorts and commission houses, the market
helm? Influenced by a sharp advanco nt
Liverpool, and still felt the Impetus which
tho market sained cm tho curb yesterday
ufler tho closo. This strength was due l
a sudden fear that the cold weather had
dono or would do severe damage to tho
Infant crop, and as the weather was still
frigid today the Influence remained as a
comfort to tho hulls, althotiKh tho hcarlshly
Inclined speculators smiled at It. May
opened ic to M4e higher tit "UUc to WJ
7C'e and sold to Wie before shorts felt
themsolvos secure. This luUgo might havo
been larger had not an elevator concern
which had recently boon friendly to Its
prices dumped l.tWI.fsM bit. In the pit so
openly that the talont was bound to pay
attention. The market reacted to Tfic dur
ing tho forenoon and there held for some
tlmo more from' lack of selling pressure
than from any demand. In fact, there was
reareely any pressure either way. The lack
of outside demand later caused a further
decline on a dull market, tho close belli
dull with May at 76V, the bottom price for
tho day. Primary receipts were tf.Ol") bii.,
compared with D76,0"0 till, last year, while
leatioard clearances In wheat and flour were
npial to f:t!,(j bii. Local receipts were na
cars, one of contract grano. Minneapolis
nml lluliith reported 277 ears, against I'M
last week and (122 a year ago. As io tho
effect of tho weather on tho nascent 'crop,
there were a few reports from the wheat
belt that "It was feared tho cold snap
would Injure tho wheat," but as a matter
of fart It Is pretty early to tell anything
about II. The crowd In wheat Is wnltlng
for actual developments and this accounts
to a considerable dcKrro for tho rtullnesi
of the trade. The cash market was dull
find exporters reported only four loads
taken.
Follow Iiik a brief period of moderate ne.
tlvlly nt tlu opening the corn market ruled
lull and featureless. Hears recently have
done some soiling on the void weather,
which, nrrurditig to their calculations,
would have Increased country offering.
The farmers, however, were today reported
Mill ellnglng tenaciously to their proper!)
Hhoris were alarmed a! tills, and heltig also
lnlbienced by the wheat Ktrongth. covered
nt the opening. Lack of outside orders and
the apathy of the crowd caused u little
tolling Inter, and as there was a.most no
demand prices eased off mid the close was
rather easy. .May sold between ll'Uilt'ie
nud IQ'4e and closed a shade lower at -lOVf
lOTsc Itecelpts wero 227 cars, five of con
tract grade.
OatH were less dull than wheat and com.
Hie market opened steady, In sympathy
with Its neighbors. Selling, believed to ri
lled freer country acceptances, soon began,
however, ami tired longs also lut nut von
slderablo uuitltrn. At 'ie decline tho
market received good support for a time,
but was pressed still further by unloading
longs and the close was weak. Mav sold
between KMi lOV' and 25i.,e and closed s.c
lower at 2,Vke. Ilncelpts wore ifi!) cars.
Provisions wen, dull but llrm on light
hog recejpts, nlthoiigh prices at the yards
were lower. A demand fir pork olfs-t mod.
rrnti selling of lard. The cash sltuntlon
remained llrm but very slow. .May pork
old between Jlt.17 and J1I.25 and closed
ii4yJ,JK1l-,:r "t1,'.4-;:1,4i -Vny lard between
i'. t-v'-V,""1 'V4.'.8 rl,,H'ng shade up
Sf. i in- St,"'"1 :M."J' .rllm ''etweon .07'i.
J.'",1. '-1(vf".12'., with tho close Co up at
K.ittnialed receipts tomorrow; Wheat. 15
rn'r.1) head' C'"rM: "lt''' 1W C,irHi m'RH'
Tho leading futures rnnged ns follows:
Atllcles.l
Wheat"
.Mar.
April
.May
Corti-
.Mar.
.May
Oats-
.Mar.
May
Pork-
.Mar.
Mai
La nl
.Mar.
Mays
July
nibs-
.Mar.
May
Sept.
74
7Si
7."iT7ij14
7414
7.V4
7'
.1.
ilOTiHlllllUl(i,i
I 2U4
14 07'
7 474
7 5214
7 IV.
7 07'4
7 221.41
14 25
7 47t,4
7 Mli
I Low. I Closc.l Ves'yi
Z 74 7.1T4R74
"4i 74 7li
7BS 7.1 7Di5(
SOU 7i
Wi 4Win W.
2IJ4 24IJ 24
2.i'. 23U 2314
14 07V4 13 IT.
II 1714 II 2214 14 15
7 4214 7 40
7 43 7 4714 7 45
7 5214 7 t24 7 60
7 05 7 00
7 0714 7 10 7 05
7 2i) 7 7 jo
No. 2.
PI.OrK-Hteady: winter patents, M.fuVffa.KO:
specials. $1.204.30; pat s. :t.W(3 70:
H gills . W.OOtfS.SO; bnaers. J2.20U2.noV
WllhAT No 3 spring, fiSCj'72c; No. 2 red,
.f-!9liS,'J5fo' " S'ic: No- 2 y'low. 39!ie.
OAIH-No. 2. 25iifi2iV;' No. 2 white, 2714'i7
io. No. a White. 27529lic.
FlYK-No. ' Kte
mmng:,'iiwfi"mmon' Wl,iRci Mr ,0 ch0,c,,
HUKDH-No. 1 tin v. II STffJi KTI-. v.. ,
northw-eslern. Jl.WWil.'Sri; prime tlmmi.v
, J14.ftfi
UI.I.H,
ribs sides (loose), J7.niMI7.25. 'l)ry Hnlte.l
slioulders (boxeij) ii.2.Vl,ii.50. Short clear
pnnn iiiiMt'ilf, it. luty tAit.
JI.40. clover, contract grade, Jlo.75,
PHOyiBIUNH-.Mess',pork. per bhl.,
It, 10. Lard, per 100 lbs., $7.l04i7.i2H
ribs sides (loose), J".oo7.23. Dry
shoulders (boxeil), ii.2.Viti.50. Shorl
tides (boxed). J7.10fi7.ilo.
WH1HKY-Hnsls of high wines. JI.27.
Hl'OAltS-Cut loaf J6.25; granulated, J5.72;
fonfectloncra' A, J5.ffl; (1ft a, J5.4I.
lJ.OO. packet JS.EOUIOW, extra India mss,
J15.(rn6.IO Cut meats, quiet; pickled bel
lies, J3.C310uo; pickled shoulders, SMJ
pickled hams. J5.WW10.00. Lord, steady;
western steamed. J7.72'iJ rellned, uulet;
continent, J7 90, Houth America, JS.fiO; com
pound, J5 50I6.S2'4 , Pork, dull; family,
115 60; short clear, Jll.7516.50; mess, Jit.OOtf
TAM.OW- Weak, city (J2 per pkg.), IStf
4c, country (pkgs free), 4''U5Vc. .
ltl('B-8tendy, ilomotlc, fair to extra, v!4
CW1c; Jniian, 44M4l4e. ... .
Pt'TTKH-Itecelpis, 6,02 pkgs.; steady;
fresh creamery, 171122c; Juno creamery,
I5ft20c; factory, llI5o.
fllKESK-Kecelpls, 1.731 )kgs.; f rm
fancy, largo colored and white, ltflimc:
fnncy, small colored, 1214c; fancy, small
white, 12f12i4C.
KOrjS-Hecelpts, 10,oV, pkgs.! llrm; state
and Pennsylvania, nt mark. lMfl614c; west
ern, ,at mark, 16V(lc; southern, at mark,
'"pOIiTHY-Allve, atendy; fowls, 1014c!
chickens, V4c; turkeys, 11c. Dressed, firm;
turkeys, WtJWic; chickens, 910c; fowls,
POTATOKS Steady: Jerseys, J1.251fl;7S!
New York, JI.60O1.75; I.ong Island, Jl.uW
1.8714; Jersey sweets, Jt.75iir2.60. . , , .
PKANUTH Quiet: fancy hand-picked,
Witiici other domestic, 6c.
OMAHA WIIOMISAI.K .MAIIKUTS.
Condition of Triule nml Cliiotnllons
on Sin pit nml Puney Proilnee.
KClGH-ltccclpts liberal; good stock firm
nt 121.4c.
LI'l0 POt'LTItY-Hetis, fi'4fl"c: V01'"?;
staggy and old roosters, 35V; ducks, 66
f7c; gctse, fii4i7c; turkeys, 070.
I'HKSH DUKSSinj POI'LTKY Hens, .14
(flXc; roosters, 41IUc; ducks. SliSHc; geese, Jj
liiSc; turkeys, lightweight, 9'ifloc; heavy, 7
4,OA.Vrc Mallard ducks, per doz.. 13.000
.1.60; teal. Jl.60Jjl.76; mixed, Jl.iW1.75! .luck
rabblts. Jl.25fil.60; cottontails, OOctiJl.10-
m'TTICH-l'ommou to fair, 13c; choice, 14
JitBe; separator, 22e. ., .
KHKSII OYSTHHS-First grade, solid
packed, New York counts, per can, 38c; ex
tra selects, 32c, standards. 25c; medium,
2o Second grade, slack filled, New York
counts, per can, 30c; extra selects, 26c;
stnudards, 20c; bulk standards, per gal.,
J1.25.
KHOX.KN KHKSII KlSII-lllack bass, lc:
white bass. 10c; bluellsh, 11c; bullheads, 10c:
bluo flnx, 7r. i-alllsh, 12c; cod, Oc; cropplo,
10c; clsi'oos. 7e; halibut, He; herring, 4tt
fie. haddock. Oc; mackerel, 15c; perch, 6W
7c; jilckcrel, 7c; pike, Oe; red snapper. 10c!
salmon, lie; sunllsh, Be; smelts, 10c; trout,
10c; whltellsh. Sc.
PtOKONH-Mvp, per doz., Jl.
VKAI.S -fholce. Ml 10c.
HAY Pilcos tpioled by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Denlcrs' nisoelallon: Choice upland,
JS.C0; No. 1 upland. ; medium, J7.60; coaree,
J7. , Hyo strnw, J5.60. These prices are for
hay of good color and finality. Demand
fair. Itecelpts, 10 cars.
OATS No. 2 white, 2.Xc.
COItN No. .1, 3T.
HHAN-JI5.
VKC1KTAULES.
SPINACH-Per bu. box. 75c.
'I'CL'MHnitS-Hot house, per dor., J1.50
2.'i, as to size.
PAItSNIPS-Per bu.. 60c.
TI'HNIPS-Per bu. basket, 60c.
HKKTS-IVr bu.. 40c.
'A It HOTS Per bu.. 40c.
I.KTTI'Cli-Per bu.. 40K45c.
HAI)1SIIKS-Per doz., 35c.
PAKSI.HY -Per doz., 35c.
POTATOKS-Per bu., 6?55cj Idaho, per
bu.. Nio.
SWUHT POTATOKS-Per bbl.. J2.
CAHltAr5l-Ilolland seed, per lb., liR2c.
TOMATOKS - (.'allfornla. per 6-baskct
crate, J 1. 50.
ONIONS -Ohio, per bu., JI.75.
fICLKUY-i'allfornIa, ns to size, 60fJ73c;
Kalamazoo, 25T(30e.
CAri,lKI-OWi:n-Callfornla, per crate,
J2.75.
HHANS Wax, per bu.. $.1.50; string, per
bu.. J3.25,
K(l! P!,ANT-Per bu. box, J3.
PHPPintS-IVr bu. box, J2.
rnriTS.
STHAWIti:mtli:S-l"lorldn, per qt.. 15c.
OrtAPKS-.Miilaga, per keg. fl.toflo.00.
API'I.KS- Per bbl., JI.23; Washington, per
bu. box. JI.75; Ilollllowers, J1.90.
OUANHIHtltlKS-Ilell and Ilugle. J9 per
bid.; Jerseys, per bbl., JS.60; per crate, J3.
THOPIOAIi KltlMTS.
OHANGK3 California seedlings, J2.00'f?
25; mi els, J2.751l3.25.
I.HMONS Cnllfr.rnln. oxtru rmmv m -Jrf
.60; eholee. J3.
HANANAS Per bunch, nccordlng to size,
? Wit rj
PUIS California, new carton.- 75c: lnv-
ers, io; Imported, per lb.. ISfilSe.
UATICS Persian. In OO-lb. bnxo.H Snlr r.t
per lb.; Halloween, 5140 per lb.
MISCKI.LANKOU&
IIIUKS No. 1 L'reoti. M:n; Vn n ,
4c; No. I salted, c; No. 2 salted,' 5&c:
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 8c: No. 2 veal
en f. 12 to 15 lbs,, fie; dry hides, S13c; sheep
pelts. 2.f(75c; horso hides, Jl.60ti2.25.
Nl'TS-Hngllsh walnuts, per lb.. 13c; fll-
nvnn, iv 1 in., j,n.-; uimonos, per 1;), isf20c!
raw pennttlf, per lb., ejDWc: roasted, e'tw
i'jc: Ilrazlls. 13c: necar.ri. 10W12e
ejich lite. '
Ml. I.oiiIm (Irnln nml I'rtii Ulnna.
ST. I.OPIS. March fi.VTti'rtiii,..
No. 2 red cash, elovator, 72ic; track, 134
te':,y,y' ,3'cs Jul'' 72'4ci No- 3 Imrd,
..t'0UrI,0,i'c.r: No 2 cnsh 3Sc; track, 39c;
May. .ISSe; July, 39tJ39'4c. ....
"AT,sTVcnlS:. No.- r C1"n- 26c: mck. 2C14
fi2ti4c; May, 2t.c; July. 2314c: No. 2 white
2ti. I
UYK-IIIghor at 53c.
KLOIMl Dull: nuionln SI :s.
fancy and straight. J1.15p3.35; clear,' J2.70fl
SHMIJS Tlmntliv. Mteiniv afr.rn..n
celpts, J.1.75JI 1.00; prime worth more. Flax!
tintnlnnl 11I l ,j .",
t'OHNMHAIStenily at J2.05.
Hit AN Higher; racked, eart track, 75?i
HAY Steady: tlmothv. 7.0nfil' .sn nr,iri.
JS.Sonm.fin. -.....
WHISKY-Steady at J1.27.
I HON (.'OTTONTIKS-Jl.OO.
IIKMP TWINK-Oc.
HAtlOINO 7fi7:Hc.
The recelntn nml ulilimixnto ,.i
follows: ' ", ro
..,A.!'!,0lr.n, Itecelpts. Shipments.
w.pon as.oiio
neni. nil lSrt.Otkl M0
pm, bu 620,000 Ja'Ai
i'; o.ono 17,000
Unrley. tin .T5.0tn f,m
on ino i roduco exchango today the but
ter niarket was active; creameries, lSfiKc
lnlrlfn inffiun i'i,o.,Jn .1..11 ,. '
ft V. ;,..i;7V, ..-ViV,' "ll'c
00" l"'l "loili 17V.
M5W YOltIC (SI3M0HAI, MA1IKIJT,
'!C8iK:''l5-fi"' "Vo Hour, dull; fair to
a . J2.S01-3.15; choice to fancy u3.5o
i-kwheat Hour, dull nt J.'.10tf2.l5. u
lUClvWIlKAT-Dull-at 0uii".'c, c. I t
lnoiniiomi or (lie liny on Vnrloim
t OllinKllllllOD.
S ;0V ,nVR.l.', "'L -I'l-PUH-He.
dull but steady. .Miiinrxniii ......;..'
JI.1O3J4.30; .Mlnnexotn bakers. J3.CKW.1 26 win
lor patents. J3.O54,.O0; winter strnlKhts, J3.45
?jwlilt.?j;cA,r".!J' -'.6h2.85; wmter low
Unci
11UC1CW
New York.
COUNMHAI-Qulel; snles. 1,000 cwt.: vel
low weBiern, Jl; city. Die; llritnUywInv! JJ.45
Un Dull; No. 2 wcHtern, tile, f. o b
nllont; state, 5tiS7c, e. I. f., carlots.
HARLKY Quint; feeding. 4(ic, c, f
w,t( MitUllllhi iw.ui iia;.
I1ARI.HY MALT- Dull; western, 65rr72c,
ut,j 1 ueceipis, 31,miu uu.; exnortH
62.265 bu.: sunt. iVri- .lull ,i 11,.,,.
red, 80'4C f o. b. atfoat: No. 2 )vd, 'So e'ln.
iiiiiii; ,-u. i iiuriiiiTii, iuiiiiu, ii(C r. o, b
nlloat; No. 1 hard, Duluth, SlSc f. o. b'
Biioai, uptlons oponrd llrm nn better
l.iigllsh cables ntul cold weather In tb
wheat belt, the latler threatening the, crop,
which In many places Is reported to lack
the protection of snow. Later business
came very dull and iirlroH u Hill,,
but again the market rallied 011 reports of
iif.-nnm ny 111 me wueai oeu; closed net
inichnnged to luc higher: Mnreh closed nt
i.i-ai-i niny, ij-ijine'je, cionoi ill tVia; July,
79 6-liV1i7iiSc, closed at 7f0.ic.
CORN Itecelnts. 151.125 tin. : imrl s.-, .
BU bu,; spot unlet and steady; No, 2, 4SV4e
elevator and 47yi f. o. b. altoat. Option
market opened llrmer with wheat and on
better entiles than looked for. bin M1I...1
iulet and fentureless; Helling was checkod
by claims of small Interior receipts; closed
u partial lc decline; May, Iti'.iji iHc, closed
at Kike: July closed at 4.V:
OATS-Recelpts. 55.000 tin.: exports, 6.700
mi,; iHH 111111; u, uir; m. !, SOc: ISO,
" iviiii.. :ctn Nn a ii-iiit., :iun.
inlxel western, )ljW3;c; track, white, Ijw
Qi.1i. . . t I m .lull .....1 . . . . u. I . . , ' v
pii'v. f,,ii,iin ,11111 mill IIIIIUUIH ,
HOPS Quiet: htate. common to ebnlce
1900 crop. 17U20o; 1!99, 11016c; old oldn, 2g
tc; Pacific coast, 19.W crop, 17tfl9c; 1KW, lidfi
IJC i out uiiin, .uur,
HAY Steady; shipping, 7714OS0C; good to
hnlen 9'2U19.ie.
HIUKS-Steudy; Oalveston, 20 to 25 lbs,
1S141914c: California. 21 to 25 lbs., 19c
Texas dry. 24 to 30 lbs., HUfllSc.
f.HATHKIt Steady: hemlock snlo
Buenos Ayres. light to henvywelghls, 2itr
iir. sold. 23U1724WC.
PIlOVISIONS -Ileef. steady: family. J10.50
11.60; mens, JS.SOJ.OO; beet haius, JlS.SOtf
PltOVISIONS-Pork. firm: Jobbing, $14.50.
Lnrd. higher. J7.20. Dry salt meats, firmer;
boxed lots, extra shorts, $7.124; clear ribs
J7.25; clear sides, J7.3714. Hacon. firmer:
boxed lots, extra shorts, ,$7.!7l4 cl'ar ribs
18.12!; clear sides. $8.2,-,. " '
MUTAI.S-Ind. firm nt JI.2iU. Kr,iir
steady, dull: $3.73.
POl'UT H Inner; chickens, 77!so:
turkeys. 4Q:e; ducks, 9c; gsesc, 6ir6o.
HI'TTlOIl Hteadv: oroinnnpv ir.no.
dairy. i;n,17o. "
Klius-steady at 13c.
HKCKIPTS-Klnur. 7,oo0 bbls.; wheat. 67,.
000 1m.; corn. 102,000 1,11.; oats-, ai.noo bu.
niiu-iMi'.r itj-eiour, 14,000 hb s.; wheat.
..-., tin,, uui, )U,
liltfrpool fi rill 11 nml I'riM Inlnna
I.IVKRPOOL, March li.-WHnAT-Spot.
dull; No. 1 California, fis 2ijd; No. 2 red
1-111.-1 II. lllllli-l, tin 11(11 .n. 1 nn, in,..
spring, lis 2id: ' futures. Hioiulv m.. r..
UT.d : July, fis i,d. "
I'ORN-Qulet; American mixed, now, 3s
01'., I .itniirlnm. m vn ..1.1 1.. ,a .1. ... '
, u,,i, on 11.-411: imnres.
steady; March, 3s 9'id; May, 3s 9'd: July.
3s 91'sd.
l-i.ut'it-at ixiuis fancy winter, steady,
fancy small, 12fil2i4c. New Y'ork full
creams, fair to choice, lOViIll'ic.
Si i nnonpnll .Mnrkfl.
M1NNKAPOI.IH, March 6.VHKAT
Cash, 71V, May, 7lc, July, 75',75c!
on track, No. 1 hard, 7Vc; No. 1 northern,
le; No. 2 northern. 677oSc
FI.Ot'H-First patents, Jl.06ifl.15: second
patents, $3.8504.00; llrst clears, J2.WU3.00;
second clears, Jl.WJt2.on.
llRAN-ln bulk, J12.OOyi2.60.
I'ctirln .llnrltfl,
PKORIA, March O.-CORN-Stcady: No. 2,
3c.
OATS-Innctlve; No. 2 white. 27c, billed
through.
, WHISKY-On tho basis of $1.27 for fin
ished coods.
.tlltniikt-i (Irnln Mnrltot.
MILWAt'KKU, March fi. - WHEAT -Steady;
No. 1 northern, 75'(37Cci No. 2
ncrthern. 71Hfr7.114c.
RYK-lCasler; No. 1, 52c.
UARLHY-Steady; No. 2, 67c: sample, 40Q
62c.
MOVn.MUXTS MTIICK.H AMI IIOXH.
I.nrno Absorption of Itnllrond Stoelis
Wlilt I'luet out lonn In Spoelnllles,
NJJW YORK, March fi.-The character of
today's Mock market was very similar lo
that of yesterday. Absorption of rnllroad
stocks of a high grade by buyers of abun
dant resources and of n substantial kind
went on side by side, with wide fluctuations
In some of the highly speculative special
ties. So far ns the railroad department was
concerned activity wns shifted to some ex
tent from those stocks which were most
prominent yesterday, A notable feature of
tho market was that It did not really re
spond with unanimity at any time to tho
strength shown by individual stocks. Also
In those stocks which did ndvnnce tho
strength wns not simultaneous. Apparently
the demand for one stock would bo largely
sutlslled before buying wn taken up In an
other. During the latter part of the day there
was nbundnut evidence of largo pioflttak
Ing. Stocks which had been strong early
In the day fell back matorlnllv and many
usually prominent stocks which were
notably active today were allowed to full
back below last night's leveh Neverthe
less the day's gains are very striking, both
by reason of the character of the stocks and
the amount .of transactions and extent of
gains In them. Ycsterdny's movement !n
Hurllngton was continued nt the outset
this morning nnd tho stock was carried up
2 to 13014. a record price. The strength of
the stock was due to the fact that large
competing rnllrond Interests nn; admittedly
buying tho slock, professedly for Invest
ment, but, nccordlng to the Wall street In
terpretation, with a possible view to ci n
solldatlon, or at all events to the extension
of a community of Interests, Union Pncitlc,
Northern Pnclllc and Pennsylvania wore nil
said to bo Interested In tho buying. Tho
iiammore t unio railroad siocks continued
to show constitutions strength, tho common
advancing 3 nnd the preferred 214. There
wns also a striking movement in Atchison
preferred, which rnrrlcd It up 3 point.. The
common stocks of this road, t'lilor. Paclllc,
Southern Pacific nnd Louisville A- Nash-
vllln were nlso very strong.
The later muveinent of th dnv had some
nppearance. of manipulation for the purpose
oi sustaining tne market, wniie prom-inning
was in progress olsewhTo. The reac
tionary movement took n point or more
from the best prices of many of tho sIocks,
There was a long list of sleeks of smaller
railroads, which were moved up nil the wny
from u point to 2J. Long Inland roe S!& on
llglil transaction, nnd clou-"! Wltll n net
gain of t',V Among tli industrials Amal
gamated Copper and Sugar claimed the
largest nliare or attention. I lie tornirr
opened down l?i on n norts of a reuowal of
antagonistic measures l,i Mont.iii.i. It hum
strongly supported and was rallied 2' at
one tjnio, but In tho Uto denllng-i It bnike
below 101 and closed with a net Ions of C.
Sugar was forced lindor last nlglu lor
only a brief period and utter vnrle I lluctua
tlons closed with n net M'.ln of l6,. The
steel stocks continued much neglecteo and
heavy In tone. Tho formal step.) toward I lie
completion of measures lo lnsi.ro the ex
change are still In progress. While the now
securities thus remain none-existent opera-
iioiih in tiic group nre n.imiiereci. i no sun
treasury has taken nearly 3,0"0,fi0 lrom tho
market since last Friday and bankers re
port that the turn In th tide of the Interior
money movement to New York Is nt hand.
Call money shows a tendency to wotk
somewhnt closer.
The railroad bond market continues aet!o
nnd prices generally Higher Total tales,
pur value. J3,080,o00. United States :t. reg'B-
lereii. iiecnneii ,h per ecu on mo msi run.
The following nre tho closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
coast),
PICAS Cnnndlnn, nulot, 6s 7Ud
HOPS At London (Pncllln r
i 15s.
ruuviKicj.-NH Heer, easy; extra Indian
mess, 6ls3d. Pork, prime mess, western
easy. fi3. Hums, short cut. n i m iv,. '
dull nt 12s 3d. Hacon. Cumberland cut 2fi 'to
30 lbs . dull, 12s fid. Short ribs, p; t 24 lbs
,... (Wllh I.IVIH llllllllieH. Il?ni. '
to .11 lbs., nulet. 41s: lonir olenr m .i.n..
heavy. 33 to 40 lbs., dull, 39s 3d; short clear
i.n..iu irt oi n. a ..i. . . .iiiir
iMiunn, i. iw mr.., ilium, ,iiti im ; clear nol
lies. H to 1C lbs riulet at 43s. Shoulders,
square, 11 to 1.1 lbs., dull at 34s M. U-jrd
prime, western, in tierces, steady. 3sfid:
American rellned, In palls, steady, 3Ss od '
RUTTKR-Oull; lineal United States. 90s:
CIIKKSK-Dull; llnest Amerlonn n.i,u
4s: llnest American colored. 4.1. '
tallow rnmo city, quiet, 25s3d: Aus
trnllan In London, easy, 27s,
Kiiviniim Clly (irnln nml Provision,
KANSAS CITY. March a-WHEATM...
CfiTt.U!7e; July, 7c; cbbIi. No. 2 hard. 68
Wo: No, 3, OVafiSe; No. 2 red, 70S71c: No
COltN-Alny. S7Wc; ensh, No. 2 mlxcil, 36c
OATB-No. 2 white, 2714c.
RYK-No. 2, 51c.
1IA cnoiee tlmotliy, J10.60; choice
iniiuii'. .uviiv,iv,
Ill'TTK.H Creamery. 1720iv rintrv
i:qaS-Weak; fresh Missouri and ICunsas
stocK, up iioz., ioss on, cases returned
new whltowood cases Included, lie more.
HKCHlPTS-wnent, ri.io bu.; corn, 32,800
Oil. ; IIUlM n.inni nn,
SHII'MKNTS Wheat, S.iOO bu.; corn. 28
Wl Ull. , Ulllp, O,."" Illl,
Toledo (irnln unit Seed.
TOLLOO. March fi -WHICAT-Moderalely
active, steady; cash, 79c; May. soc; July,
lO-fcl".
CORN-Dull, firm: cash, 40c; Mny, 4n4c
OATS Fairly active, steady; cash, 2Sc
iay. iu-jic
liVK 62ite. '
CLOVKRHKKn-Oull; 1899 prime, J4.C0
cash aim mutch, u-io.
PhllHilrlplilii Prodi Market.
PHILADKLPIHA, .March 6.-11UTTKR-
Qulol, "4C lower; rancy western creamery
22VjC: iniicy roicin luium, i.v; fnnC
nearby prints, 23c,
K.ntSS Firm, lc higher: western. lfu
fresh southwestern, 16e; fresh southern, 15e
CHKKSU-FIrm; New York full creams,
B74
91',
91V
'.Hi-1
, 6.V),
43ii
.. 1W1
..14'iU!
.. 32 I
.. 7l!2!
..loij-v
. RS14
. GO
.IDS
1S!
Atchison
do pro
Hiiltlmoro & O..
Canadian l'nc...
Canada So
Clies. & Ohio...
Chicago O. W.
C, U. & Q
Chi. Intl. it L.
do nru
Chi. k U. 111.
C. & N. W
11, 1. v r... Tins
C. C. C. & St. L. 75i
Colorado So...
do 1st prd 44H
do 2d pfd ink
Del. & Hudson.. IfifiH
Del. L. & W 1W4
Denver & R. Q.. 39,
do pro
Krlo
do 1st nfd
Ot. Nor. pfd....
nocking inai .
Hocking Valley
Illinois t. entrai..uil
Iowa Centrnl 27
do pfd wi
Lake Hrlo fit W.. 11
do nfd Ill
I.nko Shore 2101
& N 94 V
.Manliattnn L lis
Met. S. Ry t2i
Mex. central .... li,
sunn, ti m. i.... n't
do nfd lnsw
Mo. l'aclflc DO'.i1
Mobile v Ottlo.. 81
M.. K. & T
do nfd
N. J. Centrnl ..
N. Y. Centrnl ..
Norfolk & ...
do nfd
No. Pacific
do pfd
Ontario & W...
Ore. Ry. & Nov
do nfd
Pennsylvania .
Reading
do 1st prn
do 2d pfd
Rio G. W
do pfd
St. L. & S. V..
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. Southw..
do nfd
St. Paul 152'l
do nfd 1').114
St. P. & Omaha. 1
So. Pnclllc 46
So. Rnllwny 245;
do nfd 79
Tex, & Pacific... i8
Union Pnclllc
do pfd
Wnbash
do nfd
Wheel. & I
do 2d nfd...
Wis. Centrnl
rhlrd Avenue
II. Sr O. pfd
Nntlonnl Tube
do pfd
Adams Kx
American lCx.
..17214. U. S. Ex 3M:
Wells-Fargo i;x.lT7
,mer cot. oil... 27
do nfd SI
Amor. Malting .. 43
do nfd 2.
Ainer. . v 11 m
do pfd 9.1't
Amor. Spirits ... lvs
dn prn 17
Amer. S. Hoon... 3fi
t o nru M4
Ainer. S. & W.... 33Vi
do nru :n.v
Amer. Tin Plate. 2
do pfd ;oi?i
Amer. 1 onncco. .,121
do nfd 110
Anne. Mill. Co... lii
Ilrooklvn R. T... 73U
Colo, Fuel & 1.- 4I4
Con. Tobacco ... 4f'4
iiii '
20-V
64V
4S1i.'
. 84
. S4'i
. 7'V
.
. 12
. 7i3
.I52;
. 32
. 71
. 4211
. IT)
. M
2t
5ft;
10
. 17
. 3a
. H?4
. 31
. lK'.i
.119
. KM
. 6.i:
-102U
.toil
.1S.S
do nfd
Federal Steel .... 4."
do pfd' 88'f,
Oen. Electric ....213
Glucose Sugar... 4ill4
do prtl r-
Inter. Paper 2:1
do pfd 7Ti
i.ac eoe uns nil
15514 Nntlonnl Hlscillt. ."Ot
1I4. do pfd fltlj
iNUiinniii 1 ,r.i 11 .. in;
1111 inn i-oja
National Steel ... 45'
1111 11111 ii ,t
N. Y. Air Hrake.lM
No. American.. 7.1
Paellle Const
do 1st prn
do 2d nfd
Paclllo Mall ...
People's Gas ..
Pressed S, Car
do nfd
Pullman I
H. R. & T . , , .
6"!4
hti
11:
.10:
730
per
f2
J4 I
Ulllllll.
ST. LOUIS, March 6.-Clenrlngs, JT-iw,-
balances, Jl. 179,789; money, easy til wo
roll!: Xntt V.irU nvplinllse. liar bid. IOC
premium neked. ......
HOSTON, Mnrcli 6.-CIearlngs, $24,93i,53!
Milium ,-n, .,.lt.l,.l.
skw YORK, March fi Clearings, jiv,
7,162; bnlances, JlfiS.Oia . .. .
IIALTIMniiLi'ti...!. e. ltonrlnirs. 1I.509.-
692; balances, $437,450.
. PHILADKLPIHA, March 6-ClearlnBs,
$11,322,291; balances. Jl.474,090.
etv York .Money Jlnrkel,
.r.i lutm, .Marcu n. .nu.- 1-. 1 ui'i
otendy nt 21if,1 por cent! Inst loan, :j per
ci;iib, 11111111.' iiiercnuiiie i'iii'.i ".i 1
cent.
STKRHNO HXCHANGK-FIrm, with nc-
fllnl lillaltinaa l 1.n,1rru 1iltl lit St.SiKi for
tlemnnd, nnd nt $4.SIU for sixty days'.
posted rates, ji,8o4 ntul ji.sstt; coininerciui
bills. JI.M'4yi4.
Uli vi'tl !5tUCllinr Imr.
"I" , Vl'llllltlll-.i v . '.
61 He: Mexican dollars, 49c.
IlONDS Governments, easier; state,
weak; railroad, llrm.
The closing prices on bonus loony nre as
follows:
t07i
1344
714
108'f
1021s
110
''.
1104
1114
100
117
130
IS!
HSU
12IJS
u
4914
11S14
85
106
ll'J'i
1091,
1154
ss
9H
(Sh Sugar
do nfd
Tenn. Coal & I.
U. S. Leather ..
do pfd
U. S. Rubber ...
do pfd
Western Union.
Republlo 1, & S.
do nfd
P. C. C. & St. I
Car, 200
.141
.121
12';
. 74
. 19
. 68i
. 87i
.9
'. S. ref. 2if, reg
do coupon
do 3s, reg
do eniiiMin
do new 4s, r;g.
do coupon
do old 4s. reg..
do coupon
do 6s, reg..
do coupon
1 nt f .1 r.-,
Ateh. gen. 4....
do ndj, 4s
Colo. So. 2s
. t O. 4148
do 6s
'. ti. N. W. i. 7s
do S. F. d. 6s..
nli'flifn Tor. lu
Colo. So. 4S
I. ib H. U. IS...
Irlo trenornl lit
w Jl. 11 r 1.
Gen. l.lectrlc 5s,
central in...
& N'. mil. u
. K. & T. 2s. ..
do 4s
85HAmal. Copper-...101
D
K
F
Ci
In.
1..
M.
.New York Mining Stoeks.
NEW Ynntf. tnrM, enii. followinc are
quotations on mining stocks:
dnma Con
Mice
Urcece ,
Hrunswlck Con.
Comstock Tun...
on. Cnl. & vn.
Deniiwooil Ter...
Horn Sliver .. ..
Iron 8 Ivor
Lcndvlllo Con....
Tnml rorpltitn. Now stuck.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: Rustners on the
stock oxebiineo remained narrow and dull
today. Tho nubile seems to bo shy. but tho
expectation of an early agreement for penco
In South Africa continues tp grow and
snrend. American shnres were prominent in
the trading, nlthougli tno scnio or tuiness
wns small. London was buying I-Jrln and
llendlntr Issues, then New York opened
strong nnd sent over heavy buying orders
In Union Paclllc and Rnltlmorn ,i Ohio,
New York sold Southern Railway, both
common and preferred, nnd the Krlo Issues
In the street after our closo, nnd bought
Atchison preferred. Gold to the anuiunt of
j;35,ooo wns imported irom Kgypt; me tinnk
bought 15,000 in bars, received 600 from
Turkey and Is shipping 25,000 to South
Afrlcn. Money wns hard, both calls and
discounts being 3 er cent nn the expectu
Hon or a big lonn by the county council.
Huston Stoelc l nn tntlons.
HOSTON, Mnrch 6,-Call loans. 3Q314 per
cent; tlmo loans, j'.jii 1 per cent, otllclal
closing:
F
A., T. & S,
do pfd
Amer. Sugnr
do pfd
Amer. Tel....
IlOSton fi Alh'y. 2.i5
Hoston Klevated.170
Hoston & Me 191
C, II. .t Q
Dominion Coal
do pfd
Federal Steel .
do nfd...
0.
:
...121
...1C1
119
.iiu
111
. 88,
Fitchburg nfd....1 42
uen, Electric .
do pfd
1, Klec. III..,
Mex. Centrnl .
N. K. G. & C.
Old Colony ...
Old Dominion
Ruhber -Union
Pacific
Union Laud 414
West Knd 9.VA
.. iv,t esting, r.iec.... ii
wis. i.entrai .... t
Atchison 4s 101
N. E. O. & C. 5s. fcS
Adventure 13
Hlngham M. Co. 21
Amal, Copper ...lol
Atlantlo 3414
iioston A- .Moni..sui
Ilutte & Hoston.. 97
Cnl. & Hecla. ....Sfi
Centennial 2fi'
21314 Franklin 23
.186 Humboldt
115 Parrot
.. I
..ios
. 37t;
lfW
11 Qulncy
Santa Fe Con..
Tamnrnck
l'tnli .Mining ...
Winona
91'4Wolverlnes
. 25
. 63
. I75i
?iiT
.21
S5V4
. 7
. 53
II it ilk Clriirlnu".
OMAlfA, March 6. Hank clearings today
Jl, 125.602: corresponding day last yenr.
4JJ1,iao; uii.-rtiiif , .u,;ill.
CINCINNATI. March 6.-ClearlngM. il.5.19.
"Oil; money. 2!Jfi per cent; New York ex
cliange, Mfioc niscount.
CHICAGO, March 6,-Clcarlngs, $21,93,
i, nai.inCCS, J'J,3T6.&22; poien riijinyi
K-.411 Hut. v... -..-! A..1m iiero. .Oe ills-
.i;i 1 111 it Avi.'..n..
105HN. Y. Central Is.
IUV4 N. J. C. gen. 5s
HI
.llf
.1374
-137
.113
.114
iii;
.ui't
.12.1
.10.T4
. US
.10914
t05U
.121
1 10 4
1184
86
8t:-V
. 854
.110
No, Paclllc 3s.
do 4s
N Y, C a S L 4s
V . W. con. Is,
Oregon Nuv. Is..
ilo 4s
Oregon S. L. 6s. ,
do consoi ut....
Reading gen. 4s.,
Hlo G. W. Is
St I. I M c. 6s
St L At 8 F g. 6s
St. Paul consols,
St. P.. C. & V. 1b
do 6s
So. Pnctllo 4s
do 6s
S. R, & T. fis.
IO214IT. & Pacific Is...
do 2s
Union Pncitlc 4s.
Wabash Is
do 2s
HdUIWcst Shore 4s..
7f. Wis. Central Is.
. 97-Vn. Centuries ..
23
40
121
23
i
160
60
110
5S
6
)ninr ...
'Iioonlx
Little Chief
Ontnrlo
Ophlr .
I
Potosl
Savage
Sierra Novadn
Small Hopes .
Standard
-.11
..775
.. 6S
.. S
.. 12
.. 10
.. 25
.. )
..390
London Slock Quotation.
LONDON, March 6.-4 p. m. Closing:
Cons., money. ,9ti 15-lfiKrle
do nccount ..
Atchison
nnadlan Pac
st. mm
Wllij
91
.1571
do 1st nfd CSVI
Pennsylvania .... 7R
Rending 16!
No. rneuic pro.. v
Illinois central.. I3i;i oratin 1 runk .... iu
Louisville 9i Anncondn n
Union Pac. pfd .. S", Rand Mines . ... V.Vt
N. Y. Central ...i
RAR SILVRR-Stcady. 2S3-16d per ounce.
MONKY ai.t,l!i I nop eent: the rate of dis
count In tho open market for short bills Is
,19-1R13K tier cent: for three months' bills,
314M3S per cent.
Fore I n Fliinnclnl,
LONDON. Miiroti C Money was In cood
demand, but the supply wns limited, being
entirely dependent upon the Hank of Ung-
innu. Discounts wero steady. rrices on
the Stock exchange today were generally
steady nnd characterized by absence of
business, ns operators wero anxiously wait
ing news from South Africa, nnd thero nre
strong hopes It will be satisfactory. In
view of tho frequent disappointments there
was a disinclination to onerate. Americans
opened llrm, but turned Irregular nnd closed
goon. I'ennsyivanin was particularly
strong. Grand Trunks were lu good de
mand nnd there were 11 few real zatlons
In preferences Americans, which were tho
most, active stocks, were supported by New
York buying. Baltimore were the feature',
rising 3 points, i;ho amount of bullion
taken Into ths Hank of lOnclantl on bal
ance today was 34,000. Spanish 4s, 7214;
gold premium nt Madrid, 34.75.
I'AitiH, .Marcn u Prices .on the bourse
today wero tlrm. but ImstnosH wa nulet.
Tractions mndo a good recovery. French
rails wero dull. Rentes .opened llrm and
later eased sllghtly.ii'Kafllrs were strong on
rumors 01 negotiations oetween uencrais
Hotha tintl Kltrhner: Three per cent
rentes. 102f 25o; Spanish 4s. 73.40.
HURLIN, March & On the bourse today
home riinds and' Americans were unlet.
Canndlan Pacllics fluctuated. J .oca la nnenpd
llrm, but closed weak on realizations In
view of tho uncertainty of the govern
ments tariff policy,.
Comllllon of (lie Trrnanr)-.
VASllt?.riT-V Klnr.,1, f. T,..l..,.'
mnnl rf tlin IrAnuiii, I. .. 1.. In V. n nn
oral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve in the division of redemption,
shows Available catoh balance, $149,303,949;
KUHJ, 4?oll,w;,U3l.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Otttle Beciipti Light and Demand Qood at
String Prion.
HOGS AVERAGE A SHADE EASIER
Wcllirrs nrnnKlit Tolly Sternly Prices
Totlny, Rum Were n Trifle Wenk,
lint (lit I'rellnK on I,nmlii
Wns llettrr.
SOUTH OMAHA. Mnrch 6.
n 'ff ejpls were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ofllc al Mondoy 2,621 C.m 5,454
Ofllclnl Tuesday 2,903 7,ll 6 Oil
Official Wednesday 2,3.19 5,'.wS 3.13S
Three days thLi week.... 776 loTt&S 14,663
Same days last week.... 9,tl3 2S.017 15.471
Samo week before 7,190 23,17S 26,016
Same three weeks ngo.. 10,812 25,047 11,20.1
Samo rour weeks ago.. 8.1W 22,379 11.9U
Samo days lait year.... 9.126 16,lol 11, 67s
Average price paid ror hogs for tho past
several lays, with comparisons;
. I lWL U900.im1898.lS97.tS96.lS9S.
Feb. 15..
Feb. 17,.,
Feb. 18.,,
Feb. 19..
Feb. 20.,
Feb. 21..
Feb, 22..,
23,
21.
25
261;
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
March i.
Mnrch 2.
March 3.
Mnrch 4.
March 5.
March 6.
23,
5 iSii
5 22
o aoj,
6 32'4
6 29
6 32k
5 37U
5 2i
6 22s
6 27S'
5 i2.
I 5 36T4I
6 34H1
4
4 76
4 83
4 78
4 74
4 C9
4 69
4 69
4 65
I 67
3 77
4 IW
4 66
I 69,
4 74
4 70
.1 53
3 68
3 62
3 60,
3 47
.1 65
3 6S
3 03
3 68
A 62
.1 61
3 62l
3 67
3 62
3 54
,1 89
3 84
3 87
3 91
3 95
3 84
3 81
3 83
3 79
3 81
3 C6
3 78
85
3 M
3 87
3 82
3 .16
3 251
3 31
3 38,
3 35
I
3 as!
.1 36
3 41
3 49
3 42
3 43
3 87
:i 60
:t 47
3 49
3 4S
3 65)
3 65
3 921 3 75
3 8H
3 901 3 85
3 M 3 3.5
,1 Ot O 171
A IX
.1 78
3 10
3 87
3 87
: 83
3 70
:i 73
3 J6I
3 80
3 89
3 81
3 82
3 82
3 7
3 84
3 74 3 9J
3 91
.1 SSI 3 97
3 79 3 92
Indicates Sunday.
The oinclnl number of cars of stock
brought In todny by each road wns:
Cattle.IIogs.Sh'p.H'ses.
-.. .11. iv nt. i . ny 3 B
O. & St. L. Ry
Missouri Pacific Ry 6
Union Pnclllc system.... 9
C. & N. . Ry
F.. K. A M. V. 11. R....
B. C. A P. Ry
C, Ut. P., M. v O. Ry.
H. A M. R. R. II
C, II, & Q, Ry
C R. I. & P., east
C, R. I, A V., west
Illinois Centrnl
21
16
6
5
il
2
I
5
12
t
20
I
II
10
8
9
1
87
16
Totnls 93
The disposition of the day's receipts wns
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
350
J26
60S
1,128
Cotton .Market.
NKW YORK. March 6 COTTON Vnbllo
Interest In cotton was conspicuous by Its
absence today and scarcely nny attempt
wai made lo bring about a rally from tho
Into lie decline, notwithstanding the fact
that the crop movement for the dny fell
short of expectations and that early Kngllsh
market news rellected n change for tho bet
ter In sentiment abroad. On llrst sales
prices worked up from 2 to 8 points, with
mo mnrKet snowing rair stability. Cover
ing by pit shorts us a matter of precaution
led to a further rlso of 35(4 points, follow
ing the call, but Investment support was
not tempted by tho bullish news above
mentioned and tho public In general ap
peared to have given cotton up for.the
tlmo being. Liverpool turned a sham cor
ner on finding tho trade here nnnosed to
an ndvnnco and furnished numerous selling
nroors m representatives in tno pil. Tim
south nnd west, which had bought small
lines of Mny and July nn tho Initial ad
vance, turned sellers nnd not only unloaded
entire holdings, but became aggressively
bearish ns well. Trading wns light most of
tho session. Noon found prices down 5ft 5
points from last night's closing. Then estl-
mates ror llglit New llrlenns and Houston
receipts tomorrow Rave the market a slight
stiffening, but stll later there was n re
newal of selling for both nccntints nnd a
sag in prices to the noon level. The offi
cial reports rrom sniitiiern spot mnrkets
indicated no real strength there. In the
last half hour tho local mnrket wim feverish
and weak under foreign selling nnd pres
sure from professionals. The close was
barely steady, with prleea unennnged to 7
points lower. Spot closed cosy; middling
uplands, 8 15-liV; middling gulf, 9 3-lfii;
sales, 2.7O0 bales. Futures closed barely
steady; March. 8.51c: Anrll. 8.62c: Mny. 8.57c:
June, S.55c; July. 8.68c; August, 8.28c; Sep
tember, 7.89c; October, 7.7fic; November,
7.66c; December, 7.6.1c. "
LI VKRPOOL. Mnrch O.-COTTON-Snot
demand. 1-16d higher, American middling
fair, s 17-321 : good middling, b'id: middling.
63-32d: low middling. 4 29-32d; good ordi
nary, 4 21-32d; ordinary. 4 13-32d. The sales
were 12,000 bales, of which 600 were for spec,
illation and export and Included 11,600 bnles
American. Receipts, 4,0n0 bales, Including
8u0 American. Futures opened quiet nnd
closed barely steady.
NKW OllLKANH, Mnrcll S.-cui TUM
Quiet; sales, 5,250 bales; ordinary, 6 11-16c;
good ordinary, 7o; low middling, 8c; mid
dling, 8ie; good middling, 91-16c; middling
fnlr, 914c nominal; receipts, 6.282 bales;
stock, 362,172 bales. Futures, steady; March,
8.(W8.67e: April, 8.5KfiS.5!o; May. 8.67l.6Se;
June. 8.6fifi8.67o; July, 8.5(Vg8.57c; August,
R.23!8.25o; September. 7.75c bid; October,
7.53c bid; November. 7.42ff7.45o.
ST. LOUIS, Mnrch O.-COTTON-Dtlll,
quotations revised; middling, 815-16c; sales,
none; receipts. 1.915 bnles; shipments, 4,546
bales; stock, 73.R9S bales.
GALVR8TON, March 8.-COTTON-Dull,
s?4c
nil Market.
OIL CITY. Pn March O.-OILS-iCredlt
balances, $1.28; certificates, no bid; ship
ments, 123,692 bbls,; average, 97,073 bbls.;
runs. 96,021 bbls.; nveruge, 80,306 hbls.
NKW YORK, March fi.-OILS-Standnrd,
$7,894(7.90. Cottonseed, steady; prime crude,
2714c; prime yellow, 2914if(2954C. Petroleum,
nulet." Rosin, dull, Turpentine, easy, 39f
3914c
LIVHRPOOL. March fi.-OILS-Turpen-tine
spirits, dull, 27s 9d. Linseed, 2s.
LONDON, Mnrch fi.-OILS-I.lnseed, 22s
NiiKiir nml MoIiihhon,
NKW YORK. March fi.-SUOAR-Raw.
steady: fair rellnlng, 36;c; centrifugal, 96
test. 3e; molasses sugar, 3io: refined,
quiet; crushed, fic; powdered, 6.60c; granu
lated, 5.60c.
NKW ORLKANS. Mnrch 6. SUGAR
Quiet: open kettle. ZH1 13-lOe; open kettle,
centrlfugnl, 4ti!5-16o; centrifugal, 4VIW
4 9-16c: seconds. 2Jii lc. Molnsses, steady;
centrlfugnl, Sfr."0c; syrup, none.
.ttv York Dry l.'ooiU Mnrkrt.
NKW YORK. Mnrch fi. There hns been
more huslncsr in bleached cottons tlnni nf
late In response to the lower prices tmdn
yesterday. In other directions the- cotton
i)odi market Is without change nf mo
mcnt. demand quiet nnd prices Irregul.ir
in most qunrters. Men's wear woolens and
worsteds nre quiet nnd market favors buy
er. In drepH goods low grnde suitings for
fall have uold fairly, with fancies Inactive,
Omnha Packing Co 132
G, II. Hammond Co 33.1 1,105
swift nnd Company 603 1,226
Cudahy Packing Co 613 1,915
Armour & Co 33S 1,6.11
Vnnsant & Co 67 ....
Lobman &. Co 3 ....
W. 1. Stephen 19
Livingstone A- Schaller ... PI
Hamilton a Rothschild... 31
H. L. Dennis A Co 5
H. F. Hobblck 17
A. S. Mnwhinncy 6 ....
Held over 201 814
Totals ",382 6,542 3.126
CATTLK There was a light run of cattle
here today for tho middle of the week, and,
ns buyers were all anxious for supplies, tho
market ruled nctlve und stronger all around
on good stuff.
Tbe better grades of beef steers were
picked up early In the morning nt strong
prices as comtmred with yesterday. Owing
to, the Kght supply it did not take long 'or
iiie t-utiiu uunweriug 10 inai oescripiiun in
cnange nanus. Tim less dcstrnble btincn.es.
whllo not quite as ready sellers, brought
good strong prices owing to the fnct that
packers had to have cattle and there were
not enough good kinds to go around.
The cow market wns also In good shnpe
and sellers experienced llttlo difficulty In
selling out nt very satisfactory prices. So
far ns the prices ncttially paid are con
cerned there wns not much change notice
nble rrom yesterday, but the reeling was
good and strong nnd everything wns out of
first n a nn h in good season.
Hulls, calves nnd stags sold readily today
nt fully steady prices.
Thero wero so few feeders on sale today
that It was difficult to tell much about the
market. The good kinds were bought up
early In the morning nt good tlrm prices nnd
tho less desirable bunches brought steady
prices, so that the situation could best bo
described by calling It a good steady mnrket
all around. That would apply to she stuff
and to t'tork bulls and calves ns well as to
steers. Representative sales:
REEF STEERS.
No.
1
1
12
O
'.'.'.'.'.'.
21
1
n
Y.'.'.'.'.'.
8
G .
K.'.'.'.'.'.
lfi'.
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2
1
1
3
9
",:::::!
30
13
.1..
13..
12.
Av.
... 610
... 630
... 983
...1200
...1150
...1033
... 940
... 920
... 840
...1306
... 8M)
... 910
... 905
...1120
...1186
... 981
... 760
... 910
... 890
...1061
... 850
... 945
...1130
,...1098
...1160
... 830
...960
... 890
...1093
...1001
... 767
...1032
... 886
...1080
...1050
896
913
925
Pr.
3 00
:i 40
.1 60
3 50
3 70
3 70
3 75
3 6
3 75
4 10
4 no
4 0')
4 00
4 10
4 10
1 10
4 10
4 10
1 10
4 10
4 15
I 15
4 15
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
I 25
4 2714
4 30
4 ?0
4 30
4 30
4 30
4 30
4 30
4 35
4 40
No.
20...
9...
24...
19.
Av.
913
...4.. 1065
115S
..1093
5 1296
60.
J::::
16....
.1. . . .
18....
12....
17....,
I
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8
fi
6
18
19
7x . 1
10
20
13
22
il!'.;!
S9
12....
20
5....
15....,
2S...1,
1....
4
16....,
20,..
17
.1145
1470
1261
1113
1216
1197
1187
1117
1015
1165
1310
1280
1260
105.1
llfiS
1176
1198
.....1187
...;.1253
1181
11.16
1316
1312
996
1331
1321
1179
1360
1280
1360
1275
1297
.1007
..1225
.. 907
.. 994
.. 800
., 770
.. 885
.1040
.. 800
..1005
.. 886
.. 950
., 895
.. 920
..1O50
..1040
-10WI
.. 920
.. 930
..1012
.. 875
..1003
..1047
..1175
..1000
.. 890
..1090
..1160
..1055
1 1160
13 1053
i ,. ni
4....
1....
BTEERS AND HEIFERS.
1
4....
3....
1....
9....
1....
1....
L...
l..t.
1....
1....
4....
O
lo'.!".'.
7....
o
L.'.'.
4....
1....
1....
4 30 11
COWS.
2 25 2 . . .
3....
1. .. .
2....'
1....
1....
1....
1....
7. . . .
16....
1....
1....
3....
1....
4....
1....
3....
.3....
1
is'.'.;.
18....
7. . . .
5....
18....
1....
1....
21....
15....
1....
1....
1....
1....
1....
V. '.'.'.
1....
1....
1....
1....
1....
L...
1....
1.'.'.'.
1....
...1097
900
1105
1030
950
; 960
101 10
930
1090
1240
1082
1011
1510
1050
823
1100
1045
1150
.1173
2 .15
2 40
2 60
2 50
2 60
2 CO
2 60
2 70
2 75
2 75
2 75
J 75
2 75
2 73
2 80
2 V
2 85
2 85
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
.1 01
3 00
3 05
.1 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 15
3 15
.1 20
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 30
3 ?0
1....
9....
It...
6....
L...
6....
2....
3....
L...
3....
12....
16
16
10
1
1
1
1
1
3
lo"";."
6
0
0
fa'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
H
6
6
7
7
fi
1
..116
1256
1135
1090
112.1
IO06
1083
1230
932
1018
1060
1000
953
.100.1
Pr.
4 10
4 40
4 45
4 45
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 SO
4 60
4 65
4 W
4 60
4 ra
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 CO
4 60
4 0)
4 60
4 h5
4 fi.1
4 fiS
4 65
4 TO
4 70
4 70
4 75
4 73
4 75
4 75
4 80
4 0.)
4 '11
4 5M
6 05
6 10
4 75
4 E5
3 50
.1 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
:i r,o
3 fiO
3 60
3 171
3 60
3 65
3 60
..1170 3 5
.1280 3 U
..102.8
. .1370
..12)
..1120
..1316
..1091
...1140
,..937
,..1151
,..1135
,..1057
,..1120
... 900
...1190
...1100
...1270
...1010
...1203
...1090
...1142
...1048
... 815
... 979
.1053
3 61
.1 65
3 61
.1 G5
3 63
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 75
3 70
3 75
3 75
.1 "5
3 75
3 Ti
.T75
3 75
.1 73
3 80
3 80
3 80
,1 S5
3 85
..1256 3 85
982 3 90
..1317
.. 962
..1140
4 00
3 90
90
..1220 3 50
4
11
1
C
700
1018
1001
1015
921
1132
1070
.1150
3 30
3 33
r. 33
3 to
3 10
3 60
3 60
3 50
.1280
... IWO
...1190
...1120
2 1275
10 1170
.1320 3 90
.1253 4 00
1
1
1
1
1
1
....1330
,1 two
..1290
..1.180
..1530
..1510
..i:43
COWS AND HEIFERS.
.1022
.1027
. 650
.lOsO
2 60
2 75
..1400 3 i)
,1570 3 00
3 73
3 83 17 ..
HULI.S.
.AM
.1189
4 00
4 (0
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 01
4 00
4 00
4 00
I 00
1 00
4 15
4 15
4 00
4 10
il I'l
.1 00
3 10
.1 10
....1200
....H'O
....1020
....1100
....1480 3 10
..,.1710 3 IS
.... WO
,...10W
...,12JU
.,..1011
....1320
....1210
3 15
3 15
.1 2i
.1 25
3 25
3 25
1...
,...1120 3 35
,.,.12311 3 35
...1360 3 40
...1550 3 40
...1S20 3 40
... .1"H
,...1510
...1520
:i 40
3 50
3 60
830 3 60
1.110 3 50
1725 3 50
1(80 .1 CO
1620 3 CO
139i) 3 60
4'0 .1 i.l
,1300 3 65
3 iS
1..
1..
).
L.
1 1134
700 3 2S 1 3 75
........ 860 .1 23 1 90 3 75
1370 3 23 1 1O40 I
8) 3 S3 1 1520 3 30
STAGS.
1010 3 75 1 9S0 3 So
STOCK t.MiVKS.
380 I IV
280 2
395 .1 tt
H. .
I
1.
42.1
320
110
1 :s
I 60
;i 75
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 MO 2 60 3 46.1 ,1 10
1 (00 2 75 1 910 3 (0
1 1020 2 sfi 1 12il 3 15
1, 126i) 2 90 1 980 3 26
1 810 3 00 3 606 3 40,
3 5S0 3 00 1 400 3 80
HEIFERS.
1 170 2 in 1 680 3 1.5
2 640 2 75 3 810 3 70
2 990 2 60 1 1210 3 75
1 fiOi) 2 1.0 1 1050 3 75
1 1020 2 73 1 !10 3 75
1 610 2 75 18 967 3 75
1 fi.10 3 00 1 9i) 3 73
2 IWO 3 15 2 8.85 3 S3
1 880 .1 15 IS 969 3 90
1 6S0 3 IS 8 1152 3 90
2 850 1 M 1 1130 3 90
2 99-) 3 25 1 910 4 00
2 875 3 25 19 955 4 10
2..' 855 3 45 8 1061 I 00
2 910 3 50 1 810 4 00
1 8'X) 3 50 7 1100 1 00
4 665 3 60 1 920 I 10
12 701 3 60 .". 1050 4 10
1 650 3 tl 1 1130 4 25
CALVES.
1 110 I 00 1 20) 6 c:
1 220 4 23 1 111 en
1 too I 25 1 1 10 fi 75
2 310 4 25 1 ISO 7 )
1 2V 5 D) 1 H) 7 l1
2 205 5 50 2 2i0 7 00
0. .
STOCKKRS AND FEEDERS.
wo
... 3S0
... 610
... 9,0
...121
. . . 766
...770
... 835
... 798
... M
... 610
. .. 70)
... 740
... 860
.. 987
71S
2 60
3 O)
3 00
.1 l
3 .15
3 50
3 65
3 80
3 85
I "0
I 00
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 20
1.
4..
9..
"4.'.'
4..
37...
40...
9...
I
. .. I1.1O
... 770
.. 716
. .. 970
... 790
... 810
. .. !I0
... 430
...1035
... 781
. .. 96 1
... 812
... C29
... 572
613
I 20
4 .0
4 20
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 31
4 3i)
4 30
I 30
4 35
4 W
t
HOGS There wan 11 llcht run of boss here
toduy tor a Wednesday, but ns other points
were quoted lower today's mnrket opened
fully 214c loner than yesterday's general
market. The tlrst hogs that chnnged hnnoo
sold mostly from $5.35 to $5,374, nnd ns high
ns $5.10 wns piild, but the more desirable
hogs were bought llrst After tho first
round packers lowered their bids and for
11 time were only offering $5.32a. nnd occa
sionally $5.35, und a number of liog.t changed
hnnds on that basis, loiter lu the morning
the provision market camo n llttlo better
nnd prices strengthened up, and the clo.n
was more like tho opening. Tho bulk of
all the hogc sold from $5.32'4 to J6.35, with
quite a sprinkling ot tho better grades nt
$5.3714. Although the market was not nctlvo
the hogs kept moving toward the scales
nnd everything wns out of first hands lu
goon season. Representative sales;
.-o.
79. .
70..
78..
80..
41..
fit.
115
156
...151
...158
...181
. . .2lt)
...189
87 1SD
82 Is?
62 22.1
40 192
87 222
47 231
81 2fi7
75 215
72 231
....181
....212
....216
. . . .2.1 1
....lltl
....212
....210
....230
....279
....259
....231
....221
. . . .270
Ht
.' ; '.2n
....229
....212
. . . .220
...214
....221
. . . .235
. . . .314
.211
.247
.220
14
AV. Nh. IT.
40
10
80
10
80
40
200
80
40
47.
80...
66...
til...
73. . .
52...
58...
6S...
67...
69...
75. . .
55. . .
71...
60. . .
8...
71...
74...
64...
77...
74...
71...
78...
79...
76. . .
53. . .
70...
65. . .
13...
70.
5 23
5 25
5 23
6 30
. . (i
5 50
6 5Jii
6
6 321 ,
6 821i
6 321,
5 o 2'-j
5 S2U
si ;.y.
u 52Mi
5 321.5
r. 3:(-
5 321-
r. 3214
6 ?2 4
5 :I24
5 321j
5 32t4
6 .121a
5 2214
5 321j
5 321,
6 321 i
5 32U
5 32li,
5 32 1
5 321.
6 .Hi.
5 3214
6 Ml,
... 5 33
... fi 13
160 6 25
80 6 25
... 5 ."5
... 6 33
120 6 33
80 5 35
No.
71..,
59. .
fit..
76..
61..
M. .
08...
67...
US..
l.i. . ,
67..
41 221
70 261
69 245
7fi ,,
Av
,.20!l
. .253
. .2(5
. .253
..23)
. 205
..215
,.226
..227
. .265
..210
Ml. Pr.
160 5 25
... 6 15
... 5 35
... 6 .15
40 6 35
5 35
6 .15
6 35
6 35
fl li't
"1 IlTi
so
160
80
40
'io
120
160
'io
40
12i)
80
160
360
40
40
4.'...
66...
68...
fi7...
68...
72...
81...
76. . .
8'i...
63. . .
70 ..
25. . .
61...
70...
..211
..276
..241
. .232
..231
. .226
..22S
..240'
. .224
..261
. .252
. .2:15
..241
.251
40
160
40
80
'80
SO
'so
'40
fil 2S5
41 2S7
ft) 245
fiO. ,
67..
61..
67..
61..
00..
70..
W. ,
71..
65..
44.,
fe..
fi'..
61...
. . .270
...2.11
. . .275
. . .268
...287
. . .291
. . .2.19
. . .?
...255
...301
...312
. . .26.)
. . .253
78
80
120
80
11 .vi
5 35
5 35
5 35
6 35
5 35
6 :5
5 35
5 as
6 35
. 35
5 35
5 36
5 33
5 35
fi 371A
5 riilj,
6 3714
6 3714
6 "1II3
5 37U
6 ?7j
5 371$
5 37 L,
6 3-i2
5 371?
6 5ri4
5 571,
5 371
5 3714
5 371s
h 10
6 40
5 40
SHEEP Thorn wn n VWlVlT''liiiVni .,..,,.1,,
ot sheep hero todhy, but tho demand wns
OqUal tO tllO OCCaslmi. U'nlhl. unl.l rnn.lllv
at fully steady prices, western wethers sell
ng as high us $4.60. The feeling on ewes,
however, wns hardly ns good as It wns yes
terday, and the highest price paid today
wns $3.90. Lnmbs moved more freely than
tbey did yesterday, and lu some cases prices
looked a little stronger. Colorado lambs
sold nt $3,0), which was more than packers
would offer yesterday, and natives, brought
$5.10. It was a fairly nctlve market all
around, nnd tho more desirable bunches of
both sheep nnd InmbH wero soon out or
first hunds,
quotations; Choice red wethers, $l.403i'
4.C). fnlr to good wethers. $4.254.40; '.-holea
iiKiitivi-iKni j tiiiruiiKs, t.t)Ufjt.M); rnlr to
good yearlings. $4.4OZf4.60j choice lightweight
ewes, $3,751(4.10; fnlr lo kooiI owes, $3.50M
3.i5; choice lambs, $4,90ff6.15; fair to good
lnmbs. $(.7004.90: feeder ewes. 1.1 .2Mpi ri
feeder wethers. $3.751f4.00; feeder lambs. $1.00
hi-i.iv. jtcjiii'.ii;iiiitiiYU ouics;
mi.
12 cull ews
10 cull ewes
79 western ewes
15 cull lambs
44 feeder lambs
206 western lambs
361 western lambs
25 cull oves
11 rull ewen
226 cull ewes
10 cull lambs
40) western wethers ...
181 feeder l.'imbs
405 western wethers ...
405 western wethers ...
6 western yearlings .
8 western vearlliK ..
171 western lambs
75 untlve lambs
510 Colorado lambs
1S9 natlvo lambs
Av.
... 81
... 93
. . . 92
... 80
... 62
... 87
. . . 70
... SO
138
... 87
. . . 65
... 112
. . . 66
... 87
... 12.1
... 10)
... S7
... 07
... 85
.. 92
... 86
Pr
$1 50
2 00
3 80
t 00
4 O)
4 8)
4 85
3 25
;; 85
3 90
4 00
4 60
4 60
4 0)
4 60
4 75
4 8)
4 85
5 00
6 no
5 10
CHICAGO 1.IVK M OCK .11 A II K I ; T
Choice Nndie Steers lllxbor IIiiks
AVrnh ftlieep 81 on it?.
CHICAGO, March 0.-CATTLK-Receipts,
15,500 heiul, Including ,100 head Texuns;
cholco native steers higher, others nbout
steady; top, $6,25; butchers' stock nnd Tex
nns. steady to strong; good to prime steer
$5.05f(fi.23; poor to medium, $.1,651(5.0); Block
ers nnd feeders, llrm, $2,75!4.60; tow, $2.7o;
4.35; heifers, $2.75fH.6n; dinners, weuk lo
shade lower, $2.00fr2.6S; bulls, Mcady, $2.75W
4.30; calves, steady, $l.0ll?6.25; ToxilH-fed
steers. (.OOfa (.90; Texas grass steers, $3.33if
4.00; Texas bulls. $2.60a3.50.
HOGS-necelpts, 2.1,000 head; tomorrow,
2S,ooo head, estimated; left over, 2.50O head;
shado lower, closing weak; top, $5.6214;
mixed nnd butchers, $5,3545.60; good to
choice heavy, $5,451)5.6214; rough henvy, $5.30
i5.40; light, $3.25H5.6714, bulk of sales, $5.45y
6.65.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpts, 15,000
head; Hteady to shade higher; good to
cholco wethers, $1.30(111.85; fair to choice
mixed, $4.00(34.40; western sheep, $2 60.1 75;
native lnmbs, $1.6085.25; western lambs, $5.00
(5.25,
Knnsnit City Mir Block Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY, Mnrch ti.CTTLU - Re.
celpts, 5,500 heild natives, 900 head Texans
and 10) head calves; Texns sterri", KV
higher; others, strong nt recent advance,
native beef steora, $4.75ff5.b5; storkers nnd
recders, $3,801(6.00, Including heavy feeders
nt $4,255(4.65; western-fed steers, $1 2515.60;
Texans and Indians, $1,0014,70; cows, JJ.101
4.25: heifers, $.1,251(1.75; runners, $2,2313.00;
bulls. $3.00t l.25; cnlves, Jl.jOflll.Ol,
HOOS-Recelpts. 11,(8)0 head; market filf
60 lower: top, $5.521j; bulk. $5,3015.13. heavy,
$5,401(5.6214; mixed packers, J3.:St5.l5: light,
$5.20H6.37!4; pigs, $1,851(5.15.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS-Rcf.elpts 2.500
head; market 5110c lower; Aestern lambs,
$4,9015.05, western wethers, $4,2514 HO; west
ern yearlings, $(. 351(4.90; ewes, $1,76(3 1 25;
culls, $2.351(3.50.
Xmv York Live Stock .Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Mnrcll .6. HKKVKS- Re
ceipts, 2,388 head; nctlvo trade; steers,
steady for good, others 10c higher; hulls,
stendy; rows, steady to 10c higher; steers,
$4,501(6.20; fat oxen and stags, $1,1014,70;
bulls, $3,251(4.65; cows. $2.0Ol(2.9); no chungo
In calves: exports, 2,460 mint tors of beef,
CALVES Receipts, 1,651 head; trade brisk
and vealH 251(35o higher; veals, $I.001(7.C2!4,
tops, $7.75ifi8.00; lltil) calves, $.1.50; larnynrd
cnlves. $2.501f3.00.
SHKKP . AND LAMHS-Recelpts. 7.317
head; sheep, steady to strong; lambs. 0o
higher, but trade slow; sheep, $3.rj)l(,S0;
nulls, $2,6013.00; yearllugi, $5; lambs, $5.00ift
6.05; mainly $5.50fi5.95; culls, $1.60,
HOGS Receipts, 4,6.13 head; market about
steady at $5,ti6.00.
St. .Iimt-pli Lite Slock .Market,
SOUTH ST JOSEPH, March G.-(SpecIal.)
The Journal quotes;
CATTLE Receipts, 900 head; niarkot nc
tlvo to SlZIOo higher; natives, $(.20lj5,.10:
Texas and westerns, $.1,701(5,20: cows and
heifers, $2.25QI.40: bulls und stags, $2.251(
4,80; yearlings and calves, $3, 7514. 76; stock
ers nnd feeders, $3.301 1.60; venls. $1,7517 Oi
HOGS Receipts, 3,200 head; market ttcady
to 2i,c lower, ull grades, $5.30f5.60; hulk
of sales. $.i.3i'l1(f 424. pigs strong
miKiiii ,,m; i..Min itccciiun.
I......1. 1 .. I.A..A.. limit, .ilrnlle.
Ill-IIUI flll-l-, IMIIW IIIKII! I I ',V.' .'P
lambs, $4,9076 16. yearlings. $4.50U4.u; weth
ers. $4 1041 50; ewes, $.1,8514.25.
SI. I In I.Ut Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS. March fi. - P ATTLE-Rceclpts.
2.40) head, Including 1,300 heiul Texans; tnar-
koi nctive. stendy 10 strong; native si-ip
ping and export ulcers. $V.cnSjViR; dre.'sed
beet and butcher steers. $i.ixijf6 20; stters
tinder LOW lhn.. :t..Wil.85: Blockers nnd
feeders, $2 164(4.65; cows and heltors, itWlt
4.76; emitters, $1 25!(2.7S; bulls, $:I.I01T0:
Texns and Indian steers, 53.5OlfI.70: cows
ntul heifers, $2 t5ji3..V.
HOGS-Hecelpts. s.vm Innd; m.lrket barely
stendy; pigs and lights, $.V.15G5.60; ), ackers,
$5,351(5.60; butchers, $5,5'H15.0;.
Slli:i;i' AND LAMHS-Heeolpts. 1.600
hend; niarket. stcadv, mill o inilltotu, $4.00
1(4.50; lambs, $l.rviin.so; culls and bucks.
$2,751J4.l; western Intuits, $3.15; wektern
sheep, $4.70.
Slock In Slulit,
Following are tho receipts nt M10 four
principal western markets for March fi:
cuttle, nogs. Micep.
South Omnha 2.3.(9 5.9i 3,l.
Chicago 15.50) 2.l,oio 15 0OI
Kansas City '..4n) ll.ooo .60o
St. Louis 2. urn .-..SKI 1,500
Totnls
26.0) 4V75U
.138
CiilTfi Murk i' I.
NEW YORK, March li.-COFFKK-Hpol.
Rio. unlet: No. 7 Invoice, 740. Mild, stendy;
Cordova. 85121!0. The market for futures
opened steady, with prlcOit unchanged lo
6 points lower, ntul during the forenoon
wan Inclined to weakness, under room sell
ing. weiiKltcss or foreign innrei news, a
heavy crop movement, nn easier ruling or
111,, mint market and 11 11 absence ot SPectl-
lutivo support. Tho mnrket rallied lu the
afternoon ntul showed fair strength on
covering, "c'iqlic" support, n partial te
covery of Iho early loss abroad nnd buying
on the reaction theory. At the closo tbe
iniirKct wns Hleaiiy. Willi prices not .1
points lower to 6 points higher. 'I otnl
sales wero 39.0OI bags. Including: .Miirrh.
O.lOo; Muv, tl.201tti.25c; June. fi.25c; July. fi.3o
Cifi.35o; September. 6.3516. 10c; October, fi.l0?f
fi.ISc; November, fi.5Ue. December. 6.55tri.tiiic;
January. ti.U.o.
TIIC ItF.ALTY MARK I1T.
INSTRUMENTS llled for record Wednes
day, .March 6. 1!U
W'llllllliti Herds.
L. A. Klnr to II. M. King. n4 lot 19
block 2, Millard Place $ I
J. A. Rylen to Ida L. Rylen. e'a lot 13,
block 12, Reed's 1st add 1 ,00)
L. S. Reed et ill to Albert Kdhotm, 45
.127'. feet adjoining 11 sldo lot 8,
block 5, Alamo Pluza 1.2.V)
Genevieve Tylce lo Reuben Ingram,
lot 25. block ,1, Missouri Avenue park 4'0
C. W. Ilnrinon to E. 1.. Ilarman, lot 1,
block 263, Omnha 50
L. A. Lucy lo August L, lledlund, sj
lot 17. block 3. Plalnvlew uild 650
Eleazer Wnkeley und wife to Robert
W. Purmts ot ul. 11 26 feet of s 111 feet
lot 10. block 1, Park Place 1
Hymn Reed company lo Charles Now
I11111I. lot 9, block 22, Wilcox 2.1 mid. . 650
F. I). Wend nnd wife to Jacob Meier,
n'j nw und sw nw 20-15-10 2.5(0
Heirs of the esluto of Julius Scltroeder
to Christ Hell, lots 5 to 16, block 24,
Mlllanl 1,10)
Samuel Warner nud wife to Jnseppi
Winters, lot 17, block 10, South
Oinalia 35
((lilt 1 ' I it I tit DeeiN.
A. P. TttUey 11 ml wife to Omaha Loan
nnd Trust compnuy, lot 20, block 12,
Clifton Hill 1
F. D. Wend and wife to L. A. Lucy. 14
lot 17. block 3, Plalnvlew udd ITS
H. H. McAiillffc to .Mary A. McAullffe.
part block 9, Howery Hill 1
R. J. McAullffe ami wife n same, sune 2
M. C. McAtillffo to same, snme 1
L. I.. Egbert ot ul to A. E. Hubbard,
tots 5 and fi, block 2. Lu Vila Place.. 1
Heeds.
T. II. McCnguc. receiver, to J. P. Fin
ley, lots ti to 1.1, block 93, Dundee
Place 150
Sheriff to South Omnha Savings bank,
lot 19. Huns' sub . . 250
J. P I'lnlev nml wife to the Herlln
company, lots 6 to 13, block 95, Dun.
dco Place
Total amount of transfers $7,965
NEKVI1 A &ILLS
Restore Vitality, Lost Vigor and Manhood
Cum Ini potency, Nl.glit Emissions, Loss of Mem
ory, nil wasting dle.n98. r 1
nllellectsof nelf-nbtuio or Ctf I
PILLS I
so 1
CTS.
eicecs and Indiscretion.
A uervn tonto and
.blood builder. Brings
tint Dlnlc alow to Dnlnl
cheeks atid restoro3 thai
:(lre of s outh, .lly mail I
500 tinr Imii. O boxes fort
$3.00, with our bankable gaurantee to our
or reiuna tin money paia. eud (or circular
and o"py of our bankablo guarantee band.
EXTRA STRENQTH
Nervita Tablets
ln4lat Dll
(IELLOW LADEI.) " vu'""'
Poiltlvely guaranteed euro for Los9 of Power,
Varicocele, Undeveloped or Shrunken Orgnni,
Parejls, Locomotor Ataxia, Nervous Pnntin.
tion, Hysteria, Fits, Insanity, Paralysis and tfio
Kesults of Kxrostire Use of Tobacco, Opium or
Liquor. By mall in plain package, $1,00 a
box, 0 for $0.00 with our bankable rpar
amtoa bond to cure In 30 daya or rnluxid
money paid. Address
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton &. JncknoM Stn , CHICAGO, ILIR
For salo by lCubn & Co., 16th and Douglaa
Bt., Omaha. Neb.; Otto. ti. Davis. Council
Bluff;, lowb.
NO CURE, NO PAY
If Ton ho pmill. wf ac nrirani.
lost power or rAkfnlri(r drftlno,
our acuum Or (tun PvelrrrHII
rFtor yon without drutfn or
fleetrifltri S4.000 In ni not on a
fallurf i not onpreliirnM nn r o v. rraimi wruetor
pArtlciilarf. rnt fulfil In plain rnlop.
LOCAL APPLIANCE CO.. 4I& Cnintft 3ioi.. Oinver. Colo.
MEN
"St. Louis Gannon Ball"
Leaves Omaha, fi 15 p, ni.
Council Blurts, 5:20 p. tn.
1 'Kansas City & Quincy Express"
Leaves Omaha, 7 00 n. 111.
Council Dluffs, 7.15 a. 111.
TotirlHt rntoH now 011 snlo to Arknu
b(ik, Klorldn, Culm nnd other wlntur re
sorts of tho south, Ilnmi'fleeker'B oj
curslons ono fnro plus ?. for tho round
trip, on siilo llrst nnd third Tupsdny
cncli month to ninny points south. All
Information nt city ticket olllco, 1115
lfnrnnm street, (l'nxton liotel block) or
wrlto
Harry E. Moores,
C I & T. A., Omaha, Nob.
THE BOST
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
TOURIST EXCURSIONS
Run via the
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
Leave Omaha
via Scenic Route through Colotado and
Utah
WF.DNESI)AYS. FRIDAYS AND
SATURDAYS,
For Information and "Tourist Dictionary"
addresi City Ticket Office, 13 33 Faruatn St.
Omaha, Neb.
JAMES E, BOYD & CO.
Telriihono JOIIU. Onmliu, Xob
COMMISSION,
GIIAI.N,
STOCKS,
I'ltOVIHIONS ami
llonrtl nf Trmlp.
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Direct wire to CliicaEO and New Vor,