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fllE OMAITA DAILY BEE: TIITTBSDAY, MAItCH 0, 1002. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Speculation on the Board of Trade is Again Dull. 'bullish CROP REPORTS GIVE FIRM TONE ,1V beat aad Corn, Hotr, Close Oaly I, JUa-htly Hl;hr Oat Fall a Fraction aad Provisions Rale Lower. on the today, range. CHICAGO, March 6. Speculation Foard of Trade was again dull Fluctuation were over a narrow and though the tone ruled Arm tha greater part of tha day on bullish crop report tha clone allowed May wheat and May corn only tMe higher and May oate 5ie lower. Provisions closed 7H&20C lower. Wheat bulla had fair encouragement oon after the opening. Cables only slightly higher, but northwestern recelpta were much reduced. Added to this wss the bul lish factor of dry weather reporta from tha southwest, Th effect of the early bullish surroundings wa not felt with full force until nearly an hour after the open ing. Trade In general was alack, but the crop conditions finally awakened buyers from the country. The south western mar ' kete were active, St. Loul advancing May f rices lc May here opened a shade lower o unchanged at 76c to 76Vie76Me, and gradually advanced to 7c. Short had covered to some extent, though many speculators paid little attention to the damage reports. The small recelpta in the northwest started the story that the crop yield had been over-estimated. Elevator stocks there were decreasing and new esti mates were made that the crop would be nearer 165,000,000 to 175,000,000 bushels than 200,000,000. There waa no prospect of mois ture In the southwestern states, but the prices that had been built on thla basis did tint hold when llauidatlon beaan near the close. May eased off to Its 'lower opening price and rloeed barely firm at 76c. Re ceipt. 37 cars, 3 contract. Minneapolis and Duluth reported 213 cars, a total for the thrte points of 250 cars, against 662 last week and 32 a year ago. Primary re ceipts wre 4O6.O0O bushels, against 607,000 last year. Beaboard clearances equaled U,0"0 bushels. Corn was given some support by the local bulls and prices ruled strong for a time. Dullness, however, characterised the trade tn general. St. Louis did some buying here and helped early and even in creased receipts had little effect, as traders were confidently expecting a falling off of farmers' offerings. May opened a shade lower to a shade higher at 6114c to 617c, and on local buying sold up to 62c For eign markets were rather indifferent to our advances, cablea being about steady. The southwest was atlll bullish, the cash de mand Improved a little and the same people who bought yesterday renewed business. But the steam blew off the market on dul ness and late liquidation and May reacted and closed barely firm, Htyttc up at ila 62c. Receipts, 119 cars. There was an early demand In, oats, which, together with the strength In other grains, held prices firm. There was, how ever, little change to the situation. May was nervous ana me crown was uncertain as to action. Country offerings were light and commission houses took some May, sending it tip-to 44Tc. Later the early buy ers wanted to get rid of their holdings, and as the demand slackened May sagged and closed easy, VS'o down at 44Vi'"0"Hb4C. Receipts. 108 cars Provisions suffered from the Influence of a heavy run of , hogs at the yards and consequently lower prices. There was a fair snow of firmness early on buying by packers, but later the crowd turned in to sell and May riork closed 20c down at $15.10, May lard 7'4)10c lower at $9.274j and May ribs 7c lower at $8.27tt- - Estimated receipt tomorrow: Vheat, 80 cars; corn, 110 ears; oats, 70 cars; hogs, 40, 000 head. The leading futures ranged as follows! Artlcles.l Open. I Hlgh.j bow. Close.) Tes'y. Wheat May July ; Sept. Corn ' May July Sept. Oats May July Sept. Pork May , July Lard . May July Sept. Bibs May , 'July Sept. ' 7Hia4 7V 76H 7R fo. 76H6 75 76 2 tnmi aU 61 61 68 ', 6i.4 68 b 4414 44' 44 44H5,4 m3oaVKb -an 15 25 IS S2H 16 10 16 10 16 42 15 60 , 16 30 16 80 t 821 $ 85 27 t 27 47 47 8 40 40 67 1 57 60 60 112 8 35 887 887 8 47 8 50 8 40 8 40 8 60 8 60 $ 62 1 52 76 76'i ww 69 444; ) 15 80 15 50 8 85-7 8 60 8 36 a ov fancy, small, full cream, early made, white, EKS Receipts. 8.MI pkga. ; unsettled; state and Pennsylvania, 3c; western, at murk, 2H; M0LAFPK8 Firm; New Orleans, $4'rri4lc. ForLTHY Alive, steady; springers, !c; turkeys, 13c; fowls, 10c; dressed, slow; sprlnseTS, 1012c; fowls, 10'allc; turkeys, lAfSIKijc. METALS The Metal exchange suspended business today In respect to the mxroory of the late I,ennard lewlsohn, one of Its prominent members. The spot Trice for Mn waa a shade higher at lc The 1-onnnri tin market was 5s higher, closing with spot at 115 snd futures at 111 5s. Cop per was unchanged here. Lake was quoted at 112 .12i 12.50: electrolytic and casting at 113 12.8;. Ixindon wss l"s 6d higher, with spot and futures at s:64 5s. Iesd was quoted here at 14. 1. At London lesd was s3d lower at 11 12s d. Spelter wss un changed at $4.4f(&4.30. London closed un changed at 18. Iron ruled steady here. T"ne English markets, however, were higher. Glasgow closed at 62s (d and Mld dlesborough at 46s 10d. Pig Iron war rants at New Tork were at lll.5W12.50, nominal; No. 1 foundry, northern, IIS.W 18.60; No. 8 foundry, northern. $18.00(-a 19.00: No. 8 foundry, southern, 817.6ofriA.00; No. 1 foundry, southern, soft, 817.5018.60. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. Condition of Trade sat ttaotatloas eax' Staple aad Fsscy Prodaee. EGOS Receipts heavy; market weak; fresh stock, lftc. LIVE) POULTRY Chlckena, 8ffSc; old roosters, S'ci-tc; turkeys, tiilOc; ducks and geese, 7'SSa DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. 11313c; ducks, lOSjllc; geese, lOfcllc; chickens, .8 tJTTER Common to fair, 19c; choice dairy, In tubs, l!&21e: separator, 272Se. FROZEN FISIi-Black bass, 18c; white baas, 10c; blueflsh. 12o; bullheads, 10c; buf faloes, 7c; catfish, lie; cm. lOc; crapplea, 10c; halibut, 11c; herring, 8c; haddock, 8c; pike, 8c; red snapper, 10c; salmon, lzc; sun hsh, tc; trout, 8c; whlteflsh, 8c; pickerel, 5c; freeh msckerel, each, 204j.35c; smelts, 10c OYSTERS Mediums, per can, 22c; Stand ards, per "can. 25c; extra selects, per can, 33c; New York Counts, per can, 40c; bulk Standards, per gal., 81.25; bulk, extra se lects, $1.60(31.65; New York Counts, per gal., $1.75. PIGEONS Lle. per do., 60c VEAL Choice, 68o. ' . CORNJ-6I0. OATS 6oe BRAN Per ton. 819. HAY Prices quote by Omaha Wholesale Hay Dealers association: tjnoice upland. 18.50; No. 2 upland, Si.DO; medium, $,; coarse. Sti.au. Kye straw, o. inese nrices are ror hay of good color and quality. Demand fair. Receipts, 8 cars. VEGETABLES. POTATOES Northern, 81; Salt Lake,' $1.10; Colorado $1.10. CARROTS Per bu.. 75c, BEETS Per bu. basket, JOc TURNIPS Per bu.. 60c; Rutabagas, per 100 lbs., $1.25. PARSNIPS Per bu.. 9c. CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per do., $3. GREEN ONIONS Per do.. 25c LETTUCE Head, per drum. $4; hothouse, per doi.i S6c. PARSLEY Per do., 25c. RADISHES Per do., 35c. . SWEET POTATOES- Home grown, per lb., He; Kansas, per bbi.. $2.26. CABBAGE Holland seed, crated, to. CAUIJFLOWER Per crate. $2.50. -ONIONS Spanish, per crate, $2.25; Mich igan, red or yellow. 3o per lb. CELERY California, 0S75c. TOMATOES Florida, per 6-basket crate, 84.50. , . FRUITS. APPLES Ben . Davis, per bbl., 84.60; Wlnetaps, $5; Jonathans, $5.60; Belleflow ers, per box, $1.75. FEARS Vikers, 82.26; Lawrence. 82.350 2.50. GRAPES Malasra. per keg, 87.60. CRANBERRIES Per bbl., $7.60; per crate, lu.fb. NAVY BEANS Per bu.. $2.16. FIGS California, new cartone, 81; Im ported, per lb., 12314a TROPICAL FRUITS. ORANGFS-Callfornla navel, $3.00(83.86; budded, $2.6C. ' LEMONS Fancy. $3.25; choice, $3. ' BANANAS Per bunch, according- to alia, $2.252.75. MISCELLANEOUS. NUTS New crop wainuth, No. 1 oft hell, per lb., 12o; hard shell, per lb., llc; No. 1 scft shell, 10c; No. 2 hard shell, 80; Braxlls, per lb., He; filberts, per lb., 13c; almond, soft hell, 17c p hard shell, 15c; pecans, large, per lb., 12c; mall. 10c; co- coanuts, per sack, ij.oo. HONEY Per 24-sectlon case. $3. CIDER Nehawka, per bbl., $3.26; New York, $3.60. .. . - . .. . HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. $ green, 6c; No. 1 salted. 7c: No. 8 salted. 6c. No. 1 vea calf, 8 to 12 lbs.. 8c; No. 8 veal calf, 18 to 16 lbs., ec; dry nicies, muc; sneep pelts. ;dc; norse maee, i.oufi.M. POPCORN-Per lb., ec " patents, tt.TMjfl 5; flrst clear. 82.75Q4.80; second clears, $2.40. BR AN -In bulk. $14 WVffl4 85. balances, $2i.r4; posted exchsnee. $4 M for sixty dava, $4 on demand; New York exchange. tSc discount. PHILADELPHIA, March I. Clearings, $17.M3.!7; balances. $218,. BALTIMORE, March 6. Clearing. $3. 6M.4: balances. $45,4T2. . . . JioHTuN, March 5,-Clearlng, $25,19,J48; balsn-es, $J..I3. CINCINNATI, Msrch l Clearings, $3, 613.7IO; money, 8U.io per cent; money ex chBtip l"(ioc discount. ST. IXtl lS. March 6. Clearings, $,672, 2W; balances, $l,5M,h9t; money, 4 per cent; New Tork exchange, par. New York Mlatnar ttootatloas. NEW YORK, March $ -The following are the closing prices on mining stocks: Adams Con Alice Breece tirunswlck Con. Comstock Tun,.. 6 Con. Cal. at Va..l25 Deadwood Terra. 5 Horn Silver 140 Iron Silver 70 Leadvllle Con ... t 60 Little' Chief ... 45 Ontario 50 ' lOphlr 'i noonix Potosl , Savage Sierra Nevada Small Hope .. Standard . 11 ,.775 ,. 84 . 6 .. $ .. i ,. 10 ,. 40 ,.836 NEW YORK STtMKS AXD I0D. Tradlog; I Worried Soaaewhat Over the Meeey Oetlook. NEW YORK, March 6 Speculative senti ment was somewhat worried today over the money outlook and the acute weakness with which the tripling ended last night waa overcome after a time. It waa In evl-d-nce during tbe morning, but the market Sradually settled back Into Its recent con Itlon of dullness and spottiness., the spe cialties again coming to the front. There were some fairly sensational gain here, which served to Veen the undertone of the narrow market steady. The money market failed to show the sudden constriction of supplies which was dreaded yesterday as a result of the unexpectedly heavy demands converged upon the New York market. The calling of subscriptions to the San Francisco traction merger proved a reliev ing force vto some degree. Instead of ag gravating the stringency, as had been feared. This was due to the fact that for eigners are subscribers tn the syndicate, and their remittances to New York hi re sponse to the call relaxed somewhat the foreign demand for gold. No further ac tual engagements of gold were made today and not all the gold that waa expected wa packed for tomorrow' steamer. It Is not a forced supposition also that the $1,000,000 block of government bonds offered for redemption yesterday was preconcerted as a set-off to the gold to be deposited at the subtreastiry for telegraphic transfer to San Francisco. The movement to San Francisco ha some pussllng features about It, and the applications to the Washington authorities for permission to transfer $30, 0ii0.(K to $60,000,0i) to San Francisco are surmised to other possible demands. Money tn London wa appreciably easier todays and sterling at Paris rose a frac tion. Both of these movements are an in dex of' relaxed pressure for gold upon New Vnrlr Th nnullnn n ,!,.. rrtm hl. week beyond the shipment of $1,500,000 by 1 . PARIS, March 6. Prices on the bourse tomorrow's steamer and the 81 2i.ro. 10 en- today opened firm. Banks, Sue canal and OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Beef Cattle of Good Quality Bell Freely at B toady Price. " " HOGS TAKE ANOTHER DOWNWARD DIP Ewe, Wetkera axsid Yearlings Bella at Jest Akoat Steady Price, bat Laaak Are Oeaerally a Diane Lower. SOUTH OMAHA. March t. T.... 1.... 1.... 8.... 27.... 14.... Receipts were: Official Monday .... Official Tuesday ... Official Wednesday Cattle. Hogs. 8heep, 2.39 3.til2 8.114 l.zlt 7,40 13,111 4.749 6.540 6.1 Forela-a Flaaaelal. LONDON, March 6. The Indication to day pointed to easier money. The money was paying off loans to the Bank of Eng land; supplies were more plentiful and dis count were sympathetically easier. Busi ness on the Stock exchange began quiet, with price falrlv steady. The money In dications favored high-class securities. Home rails started with a slight Improve ment and then reacted. Americans opened weak and below parity, and owing tn lack of support remained Idle and closed quiet. Spanish 4s and Rio tlntos declined. Copper waa steady at 54. Grand Trunk were one of the first sections, though they eased on realisations. Kaffir were depressed during the early part of the day, but were more strong later. Gold premium are quoted as follows: Buenos Ayres, 141.80; MRfirm. g7: l-lsbon, 9"; Home, z.27. Three day this week.. S 3 S 23.8-16 16.7)7 Same day last week.... 8.646 KM 7 6 93 Same week before..; 8.0J SB.043 11.874 Same three weeks ags.. 12,195 33.K46 12.112 Same four weeks ago.. .11.428 26.f0 13.0m Same days laat year I.tf 19.75S 14,68 Th following tahla shows the average Dries of hoi sold on the South Omaha market the past several day with com parlson with former years: Date. 1808. 1801.1900.18S.18S.1897. 11896. gaged for Saturday's steamer is therefore an open one. The apprehended stringency In the money market was supplemented by some good returns of gross earnings for railroads for the fourth week of February and by confident assurances that there wa no cause for fear of labor troubles In the anthracite coal fields. Of the day's spe cialties Colorado & Southern again be came conspicuous on an enormous demand, with revival of rumors of buying for con trol. The advance In Chicago & Northwest ern was on unusually large dealings for that closely held stock and was without specific explanation. The death of Leonard lewisonn Induced some selling of Amal gamated Copper, but the stock found sup port. Missouri f 'a cine was under some pressure, out rained witn tne rest of the market and closed with a small net cain. The United 8tate Steel stocks maintained their Inertness and moved within a frac tional range. There were wide movements In a number of less Important stocks which were without explanation. Realis ing made some Inroads upon best prices and the closing was dull and Irregular Dili witn substantial gains remaining. I nere wa no marked activity in tne bond market and the movement of prices mere was somewnat irregular. Bales, par value, $2,920,000. United State 2 advanced "A per cent on the last call. me commercial Advertiser London financial cablegram says: . The London stock, market today waa extremely Idle. Paris having concluded Its settlement bought some South African mJnlnar shares and Kio tlntos. American stocks ruled slack around parity. Discounts were some wnat easier, tne market having repaid the Bank of England for the large sum due that institution. ' Tbe following are the closing Drlcea on tne new lors. block exenange: Metropolitans were favored. Spanish 4s were dull at first, but recovered later on a rumor that an understanding had been reached between the Spanish minister of finance and the governor of the Bank of Spain. Katflra were at first harder on fair transactions and later were Inactive. But In spite of some realisations there waa a generally good disposition. Portuguese were In strong demand. Thomson-Houston was actively bought. Rio tlntoa Improved considerably with advancing prices of cop per. ueeera recovered on satisfactory reports regarding the health of Cecil Rhodes. The private rate of discount was unchanged at 2 16-16 per cent. Three per cent rente, 10lf 27c for the account; ex change on Ijondon, 25f 15c for check; Spanish 4s, 77.48. UhKLlN. March 6. Home funds were harder on the bourse today. Spanish 4s reduced. Canadian Pacific were weakor on New York advices. Bank were steady. Mines hardened on the reduction of the output being only 30 per cent Instead of the 38 per cent previously determined upon by the coke syndicate. Exchange on Lon don, 20m 47pfg for checks; discount bills, i per cent. Feb. 15. Feb. It. Feb. 17. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. March 1 March 8. March 8, March 4. March 6, 18... 19. 20. n. it. 23. 84. 26. 26. 87. 28. ml I 78 78 i 84, I 86 88 88 5 8014 6 80 6 01 f 11 6 281 6 37 6 23 6 H 6 831 6 28 6 32 6 88 $ 33 I 27 6 28 6 2- 6 27 6 S2 5 37 4 76 8 68 8 89 M l 4 761 4 78 71 4 60 4 4 681 4 65 4 67f 4 11 4 6i 4 66 4 i 4 74 858 8 52 8 501 $ 47 8 6o 3 58 8 63 8 68 8 62 3 68 3 61 8 62 8 67 8 U 8 81 8 M 3 87 $81 8 851 8 84 8 81 3 83 8 78 3 81 8 87 8 78 8 3 88i 3 87 8 821 VII 8 88 34 8 to 1 H 3 81 8 80 8 38 3 81 8 35 3 84 3 87 8 85 8 87 8 36 3 41 3 83 3 49 3 76 3 42 8 70 8 43 8 73 3 74 a so 8 4i' 8 74 8 4:! 3 SO 3 481 3 88 8 65 3 88 Atchison 75 So. Pacific do Dfd 8t4 So. Railway Baltimore & O...104 do pfd do pfd 93 Tex. & Pacific.... Canadian Pao.,..112 Tol., St. L. & W. 62 78 No. I. Cash quotations were a follow; FLOUR Steady; winter patents. $3.80(3 4.00: straights, $3 2OfivU0; clears, $3.0P3.4O; spring specials. $4.20; patents, $3.203.70; straights, $2.903.30. r WHEAT No. 8 spring, 75c; Nc 1 red, 813c. OATS-No. , 44844;c; No. t whit, 46(9 47c; No. 8 white, 44ft6c. RYE No. 2, 68fouic. BARLEY Fair to choice malting, 699 $2c ' SEED No. 1 flax, 31.68; No. 1 northwest ern, $1.71; prime timothy, $6.35.. PROVISIONS Mens pork, per bbl., $16.00 615.10. Lard, per 100 lbs., $9.12H?9.15. Short ribs sides (loose), $9.16?f9.30. Dry salted shoulders (boxed). I7.124f.25. Short clear Side (boxed). $8.55&8.63. Tha following were the receipt and shlp- menvs ror in oay: I Articles. Receipts. Shipment. Flour, bbl.. 62,000 32,000 Wheat, bu 85.000 84.000 Corn, DU ,....102,u( 81.OU0 Oats, bu 156,0 108.000 Rye, bu...: l.OnO 7,000 Barley, bu 26.000 15,000 On the Produce exchange today the but ter market wa easy; creameries, 181326c; dairies, 18ig23c Cheese, steady, 10&uc Eggs,, weak; fresh, 18&19c. NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. (taotatloa of tko Day aVarloal CoajBtodltlea. ST. LOUIS, March 6. WHEAT Receipt. 14,150 bushels; higher; No. 8 red cash, ele vator, 840 : track, 865S6c; May, 83c; July, 764i76c; No. 8 hard, 76r77c. CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, 61c; trade, Sic: Ma v. 62c: Jul v. Cli92c. OATS Weak; No. 2 cash, 44c; track, 44c; May, 44c; July, 36c; No. 2 white. 4V4'fF4tW4C. RVE Steady at 61c. FLOUR Dull; red winter patents, $3.80tJ 4.00; extra fancy and straight, $3.403.60; clear, J SEED Timothy, steady, $5.506.00. CORNMEAL Steady. $3.1063.15.. BRAN Dull; sacked lota, east track, 90c. . HAY Timothy, Arm, $12.0014.00; prairie, easier, .iai.i.w. WHISKY-Steady, $1.30. IRON COTTON TIES $1. BAGGINO-66c. V . HEMP TWINE 9e. PROVISIONS Pork: Weak and lower; lobbing. $14.76 for old. $16.76 for new. Lard: lower at $9. Dry salt meats (boxed), steady; extra short and clear ribs. $8.50: clear aides. $8.75. Bacon (boxed), steady; extra shorts and clear rips, a.iaZi; clear side. 19.60. METALS Lead: Dull at $4.05. Spelter: Dun at 4.i. v POULTRY Firm; chicken. 8c; turkey, 13c; ducks. 10c: geese. 4Wnic. BUTTER Quiet; creamery, 20928c; dairy, 17ST-1C . . . EGGS I-ower at 18c RECEIPTS Flour, 4,000 bbla : wheat. 14, 000 bu.: corn. 83.000 bu.: oat. 61.000 bu. SHIPMENTS Flour, 8,000 bbls : wheat. z,vuu du. ; corn, z,uuu du.; oais, n,w du. Canada So Ches. Ohio.. Chicago & A... do pia Chi. lnd. & L. do Dfd Chi. Ac E. Ill 153 Chicago u. w.... t do 1st pro. bs do 2d Dfd 45 C. & N. W 227 I C, R. 1. P 16 Chi. Ter. & Tr... 17 do pfd 82 C. C. C. A St. L.100 Colorado 80 25 do 1st pfd 7lH-i do 2d pfd 4(1 Del. & Hudson.. .171 Del. L. & W...:..281 Den. A R. G.. do pfd Erie : do 1st pfd... do 2d Dfd.... Gt. Nor. pfd.. Hock Valley do Dfd Illinois Central ..138 Lowe central .... 4!C4 do Dfd 82 laKe Kite w.. i do Dfd 129 L. A N 103 Mannattan u 1,11 87 I do Dfd.... 45 Union Pacific 3o do pfd 't:WaDash 32 9.S 3 2214 40 9Si 8v4 Z3- UK 30 20 42 Cendltloa of tk Treasary. WASHINGTON. March 8. Today'a state ment of the treasury balance In the gen eral fund exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold reserve In the division of redemption, shows: Available cash balances, $177,425,466; gold, 891,565,222. Gold Sklpaaeat. NEW YORK. March B.-Goldman. Sachs A Co., who yesterday announced an en gagement of $l,25r"O0 gold for export to Eurone on Saturday, have Increased this amount to $1,600,000. They will ship no gold tomorrow. 1 Indicate Sunday. YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS. The following list show the number of car of feeders shipped to the country yes terday and their destination: Cars W. F. Bayne, Magnet. Neb M. ft O...... j Nemp ft Peyton, Halgler, Neb. B. t M.. Joseph Carroll, Crelghton, Neb. F.- E.... Jacob Blancher, Stuart, Neb. F. E. ....... 8. D. Cattle Co., Munroe, Neb. U. P.... . V. H. Mlchaelsen, Arion, la. I. C Ayer WIgglnton, Macedonia, la. Q J C. F. Flanagan, Hamilton, la. Q j R. C. Laird. McPaul. Ia. Q Hy Plumer. Council Bluffs, la. Q 1 RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE. The following table show the receipt of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for the year to date and comparison with last year: ... 1902. 1901. Inc. Dec Cattle 144,621 113.244 31,377 .... Un.. .&OKU4 4:L768 72.888 ... BheeD 143.817.156,418 13,201 The official number of car of tock brought in today by each road wa: Cattle. Hogs, tsn p. ea Ry. 8 8, 8 21 8 R. R. 17 Cottoa Market. C. M. ft Bt P. O. A St. L. Ry. Missouri Pacific Ry. U. P. system......... C. ft N. W. Ry V.. H. ft M. V. u., bl tr., an. w.... v B. ft M. R. R- R 28 C. B. ft Q. Ry 7 K. C. ft St. J. Ry C, R. I. ft P., east... 10 C, R. I. ft P.. wost.;. 1 Illinois Central Ry.. $ 48 . 91 ,. 87 .. 67 . 54 .183 . 67 84 Met. St. Ry 167! Mex. Oentral .... 27V Mex. National... 17 Minn. & St. L....109 Mo. Pacific 88V M., K. ft T 24 do Dfd 54 in. j. central xv-i N. Y. Central.... 168 Norfolk ft W f I do pfd..' 90 Ontario ft W 33 Pennsylvania . Reading do 1st pfd.... do 2d Dfd St. L. & 8. F. do 1st pfd.... "tto 2d pfd St. L. Southw. do Dfd St. Paul do pfd do ofd Wheel, ft L. K. do 2d pfd Wis. Central .. do Dfd Adams Ex.... 77. ..195 American Ex 228 U. S. Ex.- 115 Wella-Fargo Ex.190 Amal. Copper.... 68 Amer. car at jr. do Dfd.. Amer. Lin. Oil.. do Dfd Amer. S. & R... do prd Aji ad. Mln. Co.. Brooklyn R. T.. Colo. Fuel ft I.. Con. Gas Con. Tob. Dfd... Gen. Eleotrlc ... Glucose Sugar,. Mooting coal ... Inter. Paper .... do pfd Inter. Power .... Laclede Gas... Na. Biscuit National Lead .. National Salt ... 30 88 21 55 46 , 88 . 32 . 63 87 217 298 , 44 . 16 , 19V , 75 , M ,90 , 47 . 17 23 .-63 . 9J . 70 . 45 . 89 .H9 do Dfd.. No. American . Pacific Coast ., Pacific Mail ... People' Gas .. Pressed S. Car. do pfd Pullman P. Car.. 220 Republic Steel ... do pfd 71 ougar izi Tenn. Coal ft I... tfci 150 Union Bag ft P.. 15 mvs' pia , IS 80 ,u. B. leather. 66 60 83 71H 24 163 188 do Dfd.. U. S. Rubber.... do pfd U. 8. Steel ...... do pfd. , Western Union.. Amer. Locorno.. do pfd. 11 61 42 94 . 80 31 Trust receipt. Offered. NEW YORK, March 6 FLOUR Re ceipts, 7,404 bbls.; export, 6.348 bbls.; mar ket firm and active for' winter, but still On spring wheat grade; winter pat ents. $3.8594 26; winter straight, $3.703.90; Minnesota patent, l2.8uwt.ou; Minnesota bakers. li9ta4.ao; winter low grades, $2.8u8 2 80. Rye fluur, quiet; fair to good, W-Axa 40; choice to fancy. $3.608.76. CORNMEAL Steady ; yellow western, $1 82, city, $1.30; Brandywine, $3.0I3.70. RYE Steady; No. $ western, 66c, f. o. b., afloat; state. 6CK&tilc, c. L f.. New York, carlots. ' BARLEY Dull. WHEAT Receipt 860 bu.: exoort. 861.. 2.0 bu. Spot, dull: No. 3 red, 86c, f. o. b., afloat, and 86c, elevstor; No. 1 hard Mani toba, 88c, f. o. ' b., ailoat : bulla exercised control in wheat moat ot the day, being favored by small western receipts, better clearances, light offerings, southwest strength, the upturn In corn and room cov ering. Ia the last half-hour realising caused a setback, however, and the close waa easy at oo net advance. March closed at 82e; May. 82 l-lt&8l 7-16c, closed at July, 81 16-163j2c. closed at 824c; St.pt ember, 8u7t';ilc. closed at 81c. CORN Receipts, 16.000 bu. ; exports, 13,000 bu. Spot, steady: No. 8, 68c. elevator and f. . b, afloat Further strength in corn was prompted by small country offerings, good support and Chicago storks; also near the clone It broke under realising and left . oft at a partial c net advance. May, 87c, closed at 87c; July closed at Mc; September, , 4l34C, Closed at 84SC , OATS Receipts 24.0UU bu. Spot. No. 1, I 6)c: No. 3, 48c; No. 8 white. 62c No. 3 white, 61c; track, mixed western. 64k1c; track, white, 61 ifTc. Options, dull and barely steady. Without support. HAY Firm; shipping, 6ou65c; good to choice, (Imicu, . , ' HOPS Firm: state, common to choice, 19tl erop. 14!18c; crop, l"hl3c; olds, S $c: Pacific coast, 19U1 crop, 14a 18c; 18uu crop, liwlsc; olds. ,H i5c. PKOVISIONS Beef, firm; family. $12 00 Y13go; mrsa. pumiow: beer hams, J19 i., :i0). packet. $l0.5uull50; city extra India mess, H7.6wg l9 60. Cut meats, dull; pick led bellies. 6'iiHc; pickled shoulders. 7c; pickled hams, 9.f'l0p. l-rd, eaaier: west eVn teamed, $9 67f9 60: western refined, $8.80; rertned, easy; continent. t70: South America, $10.40; conipound 7.8Pi qs.OO. Pork, tvady; fantlly, i , C"-'i 17 So; short clear, $l7l30 0i; Biejia, $15 61450. TALLOW trm; city. 6-c; country, '"iJEATHER Dull, steady; hemlock sole, B lenos Ayr, Uht to heavyweights, 24 Cl i6c- H1DFS Dull; Galveston, SO to 85 lbs., 18c; California, 81 to 26 lbs. 19c; Texas dry, ?4 to 30 Iba.. 14c. WOOL Quiet; donteatio fleece, 23 28c. RICE Firm; domestic, fair 'to extra, 4fiw'-r'; Japan, 4,iic. BUTTER Receipt, T.X28 pkir ; ateady; atate dairy, -ojk;; creamery. 2j-y'J8t; June cresnierv. 18u"i4Vk; factory, li'n'Jlc CHhhSK he,'-lpts, 14 pks.; strong; fancy, large, full cream, fall made, colored, llvallc; fancy, large, full cream, fell , niauTe. whit. imfrUc; fancy, small, full I oraaaa. eaxi mau color. J, U(j,Vo; Kaasaa City Grala aad Prevlsleas. KANSAS CITY, March 6. WHEAT Re ceipts, 34 cars; May, 73c; July, 7tc; cash, Nc 3 hard. 72c; No. 8. 72 Sic: No. 3 red, 81c: No. 3, 7S0c; No. 8 Spring, 71i 72ic. CORN May, (lc; September, 68c; cah. No. 8 mixed, 61c; No. 3 white, 4c; No. 3, 64C . OATS Nc 8 white, 46c, RYE No. 8. 60c. HAY Choice timothy, , $14.00; choice prairie. 313.00. BUTTER Creamery, 2125c; dairy, fancy, Sue. EGGS Lower on heavy offerings: Mis souri and Kansas nrsts quoted on change, 18c: new whltewood cases included. 18c. RECEIPTS Wheat, 20,309 bu.; corn, 77,000 Du ; oats, ls.ov du. SHIPMENTS Wheat, 8.000 bu.; corn, 53,- euu du. ; oats, s.uuu du. " New York Moaey Market. NEW YORK, March 6. MONEY On call. steady, 2&3 per cent; prim mercantile Daoer. 4'4'4i Der cent. STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with actual business In banker' bills at 84 87 for demand and at M 80 for sixty day; posted rate, $4.86(((4.88; commercial bills, $4.844.85. BiL.vt.rv par, st'to, uexican aouara. 43c. BONDS Government., firmer; state, In active: railroad. Irregular. The closing quoiauona on oonaa r as follow: U. 8. ref. 2. reg.iwi do coupon ......lusn do sb, reg i'5 da cauDOn 109 do new 4, reg..l.i9Si Hn couDon iy do coupon l.S do 6. reg luo-rs do coupon lhh-A Atch. gen. 4 do adj. 4s... Bal. ft OUIo do sa I ft N. unl. 4s.. 101 Mex. Central 4.. 82 UU XS JUC. cl M. ft St. L. 4s... 102 M.. K. ft T. 4a... 89 do 2 83 N. Y. Central 1.103 uu sen. tytm lus N. J. C. gen. 6a.. 137 No. Pacific 4 1U6 Liverpool Grala aad Prevlsleas. LIVERPOOL, Msrch 8. WHEAT 8pot, steady and unchanged; futures, quiet May. 6a Sd: July. 6s id. CORN Spot, steady; American mixed. new. 5s ld; old, 6s 2d; future, dull; warcn, as ia; May, sa ivd. -PROVISIONS Hams, short cut. quiet, 46s 6d. Bacon. Cumberland cut, quiet, 40 sd; clear bellies, quiet, 47s; shoulder. CHEESE kirm; American finest white, sis; American nnest colored, ia d. ..104. .. 83 ..104 .. 9'i do conv. 4s innet L ft 8 F 4.. Canada 80. 2.. ..107 St. L. 8. W. 1. Cent, of Ga, 5a. do Is inc Che, ft O. 4 Chi. ft A. 8.. C, BU. .110 .107 . 84 85' Toledo Grala aad Seed. TOLEDO. March 6. WHEAT Firm and higher; cash. 844c; May, 84c; July, 80 a. CORN March. 60c; May. Kiic: July. 62c. OATS March, 44c; May, 44c; July. c'ljoVERSFED-Dull and strong; March. 80.4"; April, to, to. C. M ft 8 P w. 4s.l1K r. ft N. W. c. 7s. 134 C. R I r 4s....liui CCC ft 8 L g. 4S.104 Chlcaao Ter. 4.. 87 Colorado Bo. fa., st't Den. ft R. G. 4..J02 Erie prior I. 4s... w-v do general 4... sca V W ft D C U...113S Hock. Val. 4...iubk do 3s 74. N. ft W.'con. 4s.. 1034k Reading gen. 4s.. 89 St L ft I M c. 6.118 98 km! do 2a 79 8 A ft A P 4.... 89 bo. racino 4 81 So. Railway 6... 121 Tex. ft Paclflo 1.120A NEW YORTC March 6.-COTTON-Spot closed quiet. c higher: middling unlands. 9c: middling gulf, 8c; sales, 1.105 bales. r uttiree closed nrm; Marcn, s.nc; April. 8.96c; May, 8.83c; June, 8.84c; July, 8.87c; August, s.izc: HeptemDer, 8.4zc; uctooer. 8.20c; November, 8.10c. The market opened firm, with prices 4(9 point higher In ac tive buying from all quarter and for both accounts. The market closed nrm and net lJi points higher. , NEW ORLEANS, MarCH 6,-C'OTTUN- Firm: sales, 7.700 bales; ordinary, 7c: good ordinary, 7c; low middling, 8c; good middling. 8 15-16c; middling fair, 911-16c: receipts. 8.759 bales: stock. 807,196 bales. Futures, ateady: March, 8.65c; April, 8.72i8.74c; May, 8.77c; June, 8.82.84o; July, 8.8tWi8.87c: Aurust. 8.73fi8.74c: SeDtemben, 8.3Kri8.33c; October. 8.08iS.loc. BT. IXJUI. Sirrcn t. CUTTON nrm, c higher ;4r73t, 8c; sales, W5 bales; receipts.' 4.46l7,aTJ7. shipment. 4,230 bale; lock. 49,907 bale. : Galveston. March (,-wnun- Steady, 8 9-16c. ' ' LIVERPOOL March S. COTTON Snot. good business done, prices firm; sales, 12.000 bales. Jot which 1,000 were for speculation and ex nor t and Included 10.300 American: receipts. 8,uuu Dales, including z,)u Amer ican. Future closed firm; March. 4 4-4 4 47-641. value; March and April, 4 46-64(3 4 47-64d, value; April and May, I tiHHI 4 47-64d. buyer; May and June, 4 47-64d, buyer; JUne and July. 4 47-64d, Tuyer ; July and August, 4 47-64d, buyer; August and September, 4 42-64d, buyers; September and October, 4 33-644 33-4d, sellers; Octo ber and November, 4 Z8-644 Z9-64d, sellers. CoaTe Market.' ' v NEW YORK. March .-COFFEE Boot Rio. teadv: No 7. Invoice. 6c. Mild. qutet; Cordova, 812c The market opened steady, witn prices oown iu'ji points un der active eelllng for both accounts, prompted by weak European market cable and Dy tne announcement mat t,ewisonn, the bull leader, wa dead. Yet Immediately after the call buying on tbe reaction theory caused a general Improvement In the mar ket, and ror tne rest or tne aay tne mar ket worked steadily higher, near the close advancing by leap and bounds on-a bad scare or snorts, a gsin in me worm s vis ible last month of 285,000 bags failed to make the least Impression upon the mar ket. The close waa steady, with prices net 15(rr-J0 point higher. Total sales were 68.260 bags. Evaporated Apple aad Dried Fralts. (NEW YORK. March I. EVAPORATED APPLES Market was featureless In top grades and a little easier on lower grades; business waa light, with nothing beyond a few Jobbing sales; state, common to good. 7(ft6c; prime, 938c; choice. 8(rV0c; fancy. lOVo'Hc. . . CALIFORNIA UKltU r KU1 ITS iwarxei ruled generally firm; peaches are active in Jobbing way; apricots ana prunes er moving fcurly well and are firmly held. Peachea, peeled, nifjusc; unpeeiea, wa 10c. Apricot Royal. 10c; Moor Park, 10 12c Prunes. 3c. ' . Dry Gods Market. NEW YORK. March l DRY GOODS Advances of c per yard were made today In coarse colored cottons, mere waa no other open change in prices. In brown sheetings and drill and In bleached cot tons the market continued firm; prices were firm for staple lines; gingham steaay; print cloths quiet but strong; men' wear woolen and worsted good were quiet: dres good were In fair demand for stapls lines. 170 ia 'i 'i 'i ' ' '' a a . 25- 5 Total receipt ....128 The disposition of the day receipts wa a follow, eacn ouyer purcnasing 1110 uum ber of head Indicated: Buyet. . ,., Cattle Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Packing Co 145 Swift and Company 601 Cudahy Packing Co....... 842 Armour ft Co 622 R. Becker ft Degan - 44 Vansant ft Co 103 Carey ft Benton 104 Lobman ft. Co , - 37 W. I. Stephen 8 Hill ft Huntxlnger 83 Livingstone ft Schaller.. 61 .. Hamilton ft Rothschild.. 74 L. F. Husa... So Hammond Packing Co... 62 H. L. Dennis ft Co 81 B. F. Hobblck 4 Wolf ft Murnan . 81 Other buyere .............. 248 2.128 8.492 4.784 3,599 1.730 1.103 628 Total 8.135 14,639 8.361 CATTLE There wa a falriy liberal up dIv of cattle here today, a wlM be aeen from the table of receipt given above. it a- t,A flrr half at thm week there hai been a alight gain, both over the lint halt of laat week and also over me correspond Ina- oeriod of laat rear. The demand, how. ever, was equal to the occasion, so that an active and fully steady market wa ex Derlenced on tha better . grade of beef There wer quite a few beef teer In th yard thla morning, and ome of them wer good enough to sell as high a $6.00. The bulk of the offerings, however, wa rather lacking In quality. . Chicago waa quoted weak to a dim lower, and packer started in her trying to. get their supplies for less mnnev than they did yesterday. It soon hecamo evident, though, that there were none too many cattle on sale at this point to meet the requirements of the local trade, and a a result the market took on more life and the bulk of the cattle sold at fully There wa a good demand for the better grades of cow and neiiers, ana me mniti could be quoted teady to strong and ac tive. Aa offerings of that class of cattle 4aaraaaa anrnaV hat limited. It wa not Ion ktn thev were all out of first hands. A will' be seen from th sales below, sonfs high price wer paid. Canner and the medium kind of cow were neglected, and ne that . reason hard to dispose of, but still they sold In Just about yesterday noEi!' ... v., little chance today .v.. naM for bulls, veal calves and tags. The better grades sold freely, but common klnd wer not In particularly good a.b.ea and feeders showing quality and flesh were picked up In good season today at fullv Steaay Dncea. wunjinvii aiuu, M" ....... m.-ak not tn verv good demand, owln to th fact that there -have not been very many country buyer on the market so far .ki.W and speculators were a little o.tina about getting loaded up too heavily with cattle, and particularly with common kinds. Representative sales: In .inrei 8 1 W0 .l'HO 3 ( 11 1Y9 .looi) $ s 1 12J .88 8 7o 19 1)3 . - l 3 75 12 1191 .1VJ 8 75 11 892 XW8 AND BTEERS. . 3 40 1 COWS AND HEIFERS. T6 4 76 4 76 4 4 V t 00 4 16 10.. 15.. 4 3 l.M- 1... 1... 1... 1... 1... 1... 1... 1... 1..., 3... 1... 1... 3... 3... 1... 2... 20... ... 1.... 7.... 2.-... 1.... 6.... 3.... 7.... 6.... 1.... 8.'.'. 41.,. ,. 787 .. 434 ,, 748 ..K11 .. W6 .. 847 .. W5 ..loo .. M0 ..!) .. 8fi0 . . 88 .. 440 .. 420 .. 223 .. 2"0 .. 100 .. 175 .. 116 .. 80 .. 100 ..1070 ..1040 .. 7 20 .. 440 .. 70 .. 810 ..1210 8 76 21. 3 75 807 4 66 3 85 8 05 4 00 4 10 4 15 4 4 40 4 60 4 60 4 75 6 00 1. . 8. .i. 11'.'."! 2. CALVES. 4 25 4 25 6 00 6 60 6 25 6 76 00 6 00 00 6. 1. 8.. ....in) ....Ii7 ....1045 .... 8)0 ....1024 .... 85 .... 7 .... 8 ....1214 .... 712 ....1226 .... IX .... 120 210 . 1 130 1 180 1. 1... 1... 2 80 8 75 2 75 3 00 3 00 3 00 8 00 .1320. 8 10 BULLS. ,..1HU ...1576 ...1550 .. .lo0 ...1010 ...1370 ...13U0 ...1610 .1256 3 16 3 16 3 25 8 25 3 26 3 35 8 40 8 40 1.. 1. RT108 4 10 1.. 160 170 130 ....1130 ,...UW ....1390 ....11(10 ....1330 ....1390 ....12,0 ....l'WO ....1570 ...12) ..,.1270 ,...10 ....1630 ....140 .... 370 ....1100 $ 00 6 00 6 00 6 00 6 00 6 00 6 06 6 25 6 40 6 60 6 to 25 6 25 50 $ 60 60 50 0 , 6 60 I $ 40 3 60 8 50 3 60 3 85 a to 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 10 4 25 4 25 4 35 4 35 4 40 4 60 ....1470 4 85 . STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS 410 3 10 8.. 550 2 25 12.. 957 3 30 3... W0 2 50 4.. 100 1 50 16.. 864 2 65 6.. 706 3 85 2.. 618 $ 90 3.. 474 2 80 STOCK CALVES. 30 3 00 1 330 3 50 ' 1 80 6 00. 8TOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 8S3 700 , 497 , 478 . 484 . 765 725 80 170 3 00 3 00 a 00 a 10 ill a 25 a 26.. 1 00 6 60 622 , 580 830 , 635 . 687 7'0 , 792 , 800 , 6S0 . 732 , 683 . 400 . 731 . 765 , 650 3 00 8 00 3 IS 8 23 8 25 3 25 8 25 8 60 3 50 8 50 a 50 a 60 a 60 a 75 8 75 B. 4 35 8. 31 16 1 14....... 14 39 3 26 , 15 , 28 , 13 ., 27 , 24 a 75 ' 3 80 4 00 4 00 4 10 4 10 4 25 4 25 4 30 655. 4 35 ..698 4 35 ..1021 4 40 .. 683 4 40 .. 810 4 60 786 4 CO 6X1 65 . 670 , 670 , 622 , 640 . 766 , 723 . 728 Nc a... 8.... T, St L ft W 4a. union Pacific 4a. do conv. 4s...., WabsPh la do 2 do deb, B , West Shor 4.., W. ft L. E. 4... Wis. Central 4., Con. Tob. 4a.... 84 .106 .118 .111 . 73 .112 . 81 . 89 60 Boatoa fjtoek (taotatloa. BOSTON. March 6 Call loan. 3f?4 cent; time closing: loan. . 4&4 per cen per ymciui Mllwaake Grala Market. MILWAUKEE, March . WHEAT Mar ket higher: No. 1 northern, 76t(78c; No. 1 nortnern, tsvjW.x: ; May, 76VU(6c. RYE Nominal: No. 8. 59c. B A RLE V Firm ; No. 2, 62c; eample, 650 SlC. CORN May, 62c Iialalk Grala Market. . DULUTH, March $. WHEAT Caah. No. 1 hard, iti'tc; Nc 2 northern, 77 u; No. 8 northern, 73: May, 75c; July, 76C; aminiuua, no. t norinem, casn, UtaC. OATS-42c. CORN-tilc. Atchison 4a ... Gaa 1 Mex. Central 4 N. E. G. ft C, Atchison do pfd. ....... Boston t A.. Boston ft Me. Boston Elevated.l&i N Y, N H ft H...214 Fltchburg pfd. ...147 ..112 Adventure .. b Alloues .. 81 'Amalgamated .. 56 Baltic .. Bingham .. 96 Cal. ft Hecla.. ,.2bo .Centennial .... .191 Copper Rang Peoria Market. PEORIA. March k-CORN-Flrm; Nc 8. S9U. OAT8 Dull; no sale quoted. WHISKV-On th basis of $130 for fin- isnea gooas. isstSMiu Wktd, floor aad Urea. MINNEAPOLIS, Msrch l-WHEAT iay, jmc: July, 7474c. On trackr No. 1 hard. 75c: No. 1 northern, 16c; i m tiurinern. l"g'-8C. . JfLOUlir-,iVl ptuuta, 3-SHtJ.Ki acond Union Pacific Mex. Central , Amer. Sugar , do Dfd Amer. T. ft T Iom. I. A 8... Gen. Electric .... Masa. Kectrt..., do pfd N. E. G. ft C... United Fruit ... U. S. Steel ....... do Did Westingh. Com.. ,Dom. Coal 'r-rankltn .... Isle Royal 8 Mohawk . 27 Old Dominion .127 Osceola .118 Parrot .157 Qulncy , 4 1 Santa re Cop 7 . si . 84 , 6 , 91 Tamarack Tn mountain . Trinity ;. t nited Btatea Utah 42 Victoria ...... 84 N Inona 80 'Wolverine .... ... 21 ... 3 ... 68 ... 46 ...23 ...v ... 17 ... 68 ...101 ... 14 ... ... K ..,Sa4 ...LIU ....1(0 .... 16 ... 17 .... 2U( .... al Wool Market, ST. LOTJIH. March . WOOL Raster: medium grades. 13iail8c; light fine, 12ri4c; heavy fine, 1012c; tub-washed. 1424c. - THB REALTY MARKET. IN8TRUMEJNTS filed for record Wednes day, March 6, 1902: Warranty Deed. E. D. Samson, trustee, to McCoy ft Olmstead. lot 7. block 5. Florence... 3 H Knut Kuutaon to G. Knutaon, lot 2. block T. Reed 1st add 1 F. W. Corliss and wife to Nancy Bpigie. e lot 4, block 4, Kountse ft R-'s add 8.05 Henry Schmidt and wife to P. J. Trainor. lots 1 to a. a. and 10. Schmidt' sub 1,008 P. J. Trainor and wife to Joseph imtTy. lot 1 to a, , and -4U, Schmidt' sub 1.800 A. L. Sutton nd wife to Cor B. 1 Wlrrlck. lot 7, block 147, South Omaha i 1,000 N. J. Creen to Kathna F. Drummv. lots 23 snd 23. block 11. BriKgs Place l.xso South Omaha Land company to A. Freltag et al, lots T to 10, block 68, South Omaha 4.600 J. F. Bchults and wife to O. B. ' Houder. lot 8 and 4, block a. Jet- ' ' ter add 8,800 (salt Clalas Deed. Robert Connely and wife to E. R. Hume, lot 8. 4. 16 to 23. block 1, Steven Place 1 1.. 1.. 1.. a.. 23.. 19.. 21.. 1.. 6.. 4.. 13.. 1.. 1... 4.... 3..... 3... 8.... 8.... 18..... 3.... 14.... 8.... .... 19.... 20...., 1.... 21.... 1.... 22.... 1.... 8.... 1.... 83.... Av. .. 750 .. 760 ..1163 ..1380 ..12l0 .. 780 .. 8si0 .1056 . 742 9u6 1090 ::::::: H? 970 dto .Viiv .1057 .1065 .1013 844 1030 ..1070 ..1360 ..12i7 .. 828 .. 873 .. 894 ..K4 ..1270 .. "4 ..1350 ..K62 ..1M4 ..load ..1210 ..1063 Pr. 4 10 4 46 4 70 4 75 4 75 4 75 4 75 475 4 76 4 80 6 00 6 00 6 00 ( 00 6 00 6 05 6 10 6 10 8 15 6 20 6 20 6 80 6 26 6 25 6 26 6 25 6 25 I 30 6 30 6 30 6 35 6 35 6 35 6 35 6 36 6 35 Nc 3... 18... 7... 3... 16... 16... ' lb... 14... 23... 40... 12... 18... 18... 16... 20... 14... 40... 1... 84... 18... ' 20! 'J 8... l.. 20... 22... 16... 33... 18... 23... 21 3 39 Av. Pr. ,.1116 8 40 874 '6 40 ....1084 6 40 .... 890 ....1201 ....1146 ....1145 ....1200 ....1192 ....1158 .... 865 ,....1220 1144 1212 1358 1114 1147 1114 1177 ...1210 E'58 ........117 1162 1.114 I1S6 1310 ia 1267 1310 1269 1M) 1142 128 1463 144 6 40 6 45 6 45 5 60 860 6 K 6 55 6 65 6 60 6 60 6 65 . 6 66 6 65 6 65 6 70 6 70 6 70 6 70 6 80 6 80 6 80 6 80 6 80 6 85 6 85 6 85 6 80 00 6 00 4 00 10 15 BTEERS AND HEIFERS. ' Bask Cleartaa-s. OMAHA, March 6. Bank clearing today, $1.415. 126.23; corresponding day laat year, $l.l(r.79 41: increase. $.xMlc4 61. NEW YORK. March 6. Clearing. $218.- CUiCAUO. AUfcti aClearlmei $05, 766,784; Deed. Sheriff to Lydla A. Ware, lot 2, block 1, Marsh's add W. K. Potter, receiver, to McCoy ft Olmi tead. lot 8, block 68; lot 1, block 53, Floreuce United States to William Donnelly, a sw and sw e 18 and e se 14-15- W United State to Hartwell Cady. nw nw 24 n ne w ne4 23-15-10.... United State to H. D. Cssaidy, oS and ne n 24-16-10 2.800 II.... 14.... .... 1-... I:::: a.,., a...: ToUt aAOIeUt et UaMlcrixAxux,... 113,111 T.e 873 750 690 8H0 ..... 810 738 8!8 8( ..... 8x0 ..... 8n0 730 1200 978 ..... 772 713 311 7x0 10il , 840 , 1045 , 870 , 1( , 1070 790 1073 , 8"6 , $38 , 80 13M u 87 IrtO 11)0 844 VM 4 86 26. COWS. 870 4 80 1 00 8 25 2 26 . 3 40 3 40 3 40 2 60 3 60 a 50 . 3 60 8 60 3 60 2 65 2 76 $ 50 2 86 8 00 8 00 a oo 806 8 oo 8 00 a oo a oo 306 8 15 8 25 a 25 3 40 3 60 3 M a a to a a 180 I:: 1 16.... 1. ....1006 ....lini' ....Hi) ....1C60 .... 8o0 ....1380 .... 9W) .... 84J ....1073 ... JiJUO ....12X6 ....lunO ....10iO .... 87 .....1'IHO 1 1(160 1.... 11 4. 1. 10.... 1.... 1.,., 1..., 1..., 1.... 3.... 23... 1... 2..., 4.... 11. 3. 1... 10 110 ,...1120 ... .1071 ....1130 ....11X0 ....U ....1170 ....1320 ....1120 .... 93 ...,1M ....1O0 ....1130 ....U( ....1323 ....1410 3 75 a 85 a to a 8o 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 10 4 36 4 25 4 25 4 25 4 45 4 25 4 25 4 40 4 40 4 60 4 60 4 50 4 60 ' 4 60 4 50 4 50 4 66 460 4 60 4 65 4 70 4 70 4 76 W R VnvWvn. 14 feeder.. 1043 4 3S cows 878 2 60 HOGS There was another heavy run of hogs here today, which makes the supply for the week to date heavier than for the same days of last year and nearly a heavy a for the first half of last week. All markets were Quoted lower today and as a result packers pounded prices at this puim aisq. i ne maraei coma safety do quoted ofalOo lower, and, with the excep tion or ine neavier and cnoicer loads, it Is probably true that more sold a dime lower than a nickel lower. Trading was fairly active on the better grades, but when It came to the lightweight stuff the market was very slow. Packer did not care whether they got the light hog or not, so tney were left until tn close, wnicn made the last end of the market seem dull. Anything showing weight and qual ity, however, sold on the laat end of the market for fully as much as waa paid earlier In the day. Heavy hog sold largely from $6.05 to $6.20. Medium weights went rrom $i,86 to . and ugnt nogs irora xa.vu down. Representative sales No. A v. Ha. Pr. Nc Av. Sn. Pr. 68 96 ... 4 75 81 200 ... 6 97 10 123 ... 4 75 30 253 ... $00 40 118 ... 4 75 71 239 80 8 00 14 100 ... 4 76 123 230 200 6 00 13 113 ... 6 06 79 21 ... $ 00 - 66 156 ... 6 70 77... ...237 1 80 00 33 175 ... 6 75 63. .....230 . 260 ( 00 84 161 280 6 75 61 211 ... $00 75 185 ... 6 75 86 204. 20 4 00 64 170 ... 6 80 70 231 ... 6 00 69 176 40 6 80 A 74 211 80 8 00 77.. ....183 ... 6 80 82 225 ... 4 00' 87 176 6 80 66 204 ... 8 00 69 230 6 80 81 224 ... 6 00 73 187 120 6 80 13 218 ... 00 28. .....205 80 6 80 76 206 ... 8 00 21 189 120 6 80 77 20& ... 6 00 T6 169 ... 6 80 70 237 80 8 00 80 187 ... 6 85 74.;. ...224 ... 6 00 62 210 40 6 85 68 243 ... 8 00 88 198 40 6 86 68 238 ... 6 00 85 174 ... 6 85 67 230 80 8 00 99 177 ... 6 85 H 807 ... $ on 84 199 ... 6 85 26 206 ... $00 82 168 40 6 85 41 209 80 6 00 76 181 80 6 85 IT. ...,.221 ... 00 84 181 40 5 85 24 261 ... 00 86 190 80 6 85 74 230 SO 00 84 183 ... 6 85 66 203 ... $ 00 82 199 80 6 80 90..'... .209 ... 00 24 227 ... 6 80 64 220 ... 02 76 192 ... 6 90 69 230 ... 8 02 80 ,202 ... 6 80 . 69 248 80 05 64....191 ... 6 90 70 231 ... 6 06 73 200 ... $ 80 69 214 ... 8 05 42 198 ... 6 90 66 263 130 8 06 89 181 ... 6 90 77 148 ... 8 06 81 183 6 90 70 224 ... $06 64 166 ... 6 90 ?.... ..243 80 $ 05 170 2( .80 6 80 67 236 .:. 6 06 79 214 40 6 80 75. .....231 60 4 05 76 200 ... 6 90 73.. ..229 ... 8 06 73 183 80 6 80 61. .....265 ... 6 (6 73 213 ... 6 80 65 264 240 I 06 61 187 ... 6 80 63......2fe ... 6 07 77 19 ... 6 80 68... ...259 80 4 07 85 194 110 6 80 66 242 ... 87 73 199 120 I 92 73 266 80 $ 07 212 ... 6 82 61 3 ... 8 07 28 229'... 6 93 27.:. ...255 ... 6 10 2 14 ... 6 96 61 261 60 10 J J?i 80 6 85 53 3H ... 6 10 g 196 ... 6 96 60 274 ... 8 10 89......195 . 6 85 63 811 10 g J 40 6 85 75 240 60 $ 10 f3 202 ... 6 85 56 3o ... 6 10 M 270 160 6 85 60.. ....247 ... W 23...... .221 ... 6 85 80... ...297 ... f 10 2 13 K . 48.1....25S .W 8 10 f 223 ... 6 95 61. 263 ... $ 10 ' J? ?I ... 61.;. ...154 80 10 5 1J 61 243 ... 6 10 ?27 ... 6 85 8 275 ... 6 18 " 2o6 ... 6 86 72 278 .... $ 16 "? " 2 ... 251 ... 6 95 63. 260 ... 6 15 ?2 252 .... 6 96 66 317 ... 6 80 " 245 80 6 87 66 298 ... $ 20 , 61. 266 ... 6 97 78 251 ... $ 80 ' 241 209 ... 6 97 steer,' $4 .5ofl 0: Texts cows, p yi4 fl nstive cows. i.i."gt.x; neuere, .i.i.h.f". csnners, $2.5nT 36; bull. $3.2wff4.(&; caiyes, $4 ,5(f!t 60. HiMSS ftecelpts. .o bead; marxet mf Ion lower: top. $ 46: bulk of sales. $Vmu) 6.35; heavv. $.3i"ii4.46; medium packers, $i.9?..V; light, i.f ?"; piss. $4 665. 36. BIKKl" AMJ LAM!! lteceipts, i.vv head; generally steady; native lambs, $6.16 4i6 S: western lambs, $.2.S7; western wethers, $5.nvi4.4: western ewes. $. .tnwfi.ai; yearlings, $5.7t6.20; native ewes, $3.56u4.30; culls and leeoers, ti.put.w. 600; $4.90. Hew York Live fteek Market. NEW YORK, March 6. 'REEVES Re- retpts, 1,706 head; steer, strong to 16c, higher; bulls snd cows opened strong. closed spout same as Monosy, an soia; steers. $6.4ti4l.N0; oxen and stags, $.liv,f 6.7S; bulls, I3ii4.i; extra fat bulls, $475ca . cows. $3.3f(fi-4.40; extra heavy cows. Cables, steady: exports. 1.410 head' rattle.' 1.285 head sheen and 16.550 Quarters of beef. CALVES Rerelnta. BOX head: veals. 6on higher; barnyard calves almost nominal, ail sold: veals, $4.50ti50: little calves, $3.60 tc4.0f; city, dressed veals, 8$12o per lb.; extra, 12c SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts. 1.379 head: firm to 10c higher, about all sold: sheep. $4.tKs3.62; lambs, $6,254x7.12; Culls, s&.wi. HOGS Receipts. 843 head; steady: State hogs. $6.60; few fancy light, $6.75; western, nominal. St. Loot Live Stoek Market. , ST. LOUIBJ March 6. CATTLE Reeelnts. 4.000 head. Including 1.800 Texans; market steady; native shipping and export steers, $j.7.7f,; dressed beef and butcher steer. l4.2fKlf6.36; steers under 1,000 lbs., W.2..ty $.00; stockers snd feeder. $2.8544 85; cows and beirers, $7. 356.25; canner. 1.76fj3.8o; bulls. H 2&j4.03: Texa and Indian steer. $3.254t 60; cow and heifer. $3,464)3 90. HtXIS Recelot. 7.000 head: market 50 Ion lowerjplx and light. $5.75(715 90; pack- via. .i.ini;v.4; Duicners. SHEEP jND LAMBS Receipt. 1,200 head; market steady; native muttons, $4.60 6 M; ismb. $5.686.76; cull and bucks. M.b-ifj'VZft; $6.00(tr.6O. at. ST. western yearling and lamba, Josepk Live Stock Market. JOSEPH. Msrch 6 CATTLE Re ceipts, 800 head; steady; natives, $4.769 6.8b; cow and heifer, $2.00ia5.60; veals, $3.0(Kp6.50; stockers and feeders. $2.505.00. HOGS Receipts, 7,300 head; market, 5 10 lower; light and light mixed, tf.8" 3.. medium and heavy, $6.10i6.45; pigs, $3.6oi8 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 750 head; steady; western lamba, $5.754j.50; western sheep, $4.26.15. Steek la 8lkt. Th following tsble show the receipts ot cattle, hogs and sheep at th flv prlnoipal nwHi lur aarcn s; Cattle. . 3.114 .21.600 . ao . 6.8O0 ; 800 Hog. 18.111 38. OW 8.00 7,000 7.300 Sheen. 6.458 16,000 2,(0 1,200 750 .87,614 . 74.411 25,408 8outh Omaha Chicago Kansas City ., St. Louis 8t. Joseph .... .Totals Oil and Rosin. OIL CITY. March 5.-OIL-Credlt bal ances, $1.16; certificates, no bid nor offers; runs, 77,R(0 bbls.; average, 61,4x8 bbls.; ship ments, 116,523 bbls.: avers re, 66,166 bbls, TOLEDO. March 6.-OIL North Lima, 85c: South Lima and Indiana, 80c. NEW YORK. March 6. -olL Petroleum, dull. Rosin, steady. Turpentine, steady, 44(946c. LONDON, March 5. OIL Linseed, SO 9d. Turpentine, 8d. LIVERPOOL, March $. OIL Linseed, Us 6d. Cottonseed, steady. 41a 8d. SAVANNAH, Ga March 8.-01L-Tur- pentine. nrm, 42c. Kosin, quiet; A, B, C, D, F, $1.40; u. $1.46; H, 31.60; 1, $1.75: K, M, $2.85; N, $3.36; WG, $3.70; WW, tl.30; 2.35; $3.95. 8a gar Market. SHEEP Receipts of sheep and lamba were not excessive today and ewe and wether sold freely at just about ateady price where the oualltv waa satlsfactorv. Some of the commoner kinds wete a little slow, but still they did not sell at far irom steaay prices aa compared with yes. leruay. racaers, nowever, pounded price on laiuue, as iney ciaim tney nave oeen paying too much here com oared with other point. A a general thing seller had to take off about a dime before they could dispose of what thev had. Sheen. then, could b quoted steady and Iamb a dime tower There waa no oartlct'lsr chanea tn tha feeder situation. Offerings wer very light and th demand sufficient to take what wa on sale at ateady prices. Ouotations: Choice llrhtwelaht vearllnra $5.6(16.65; good to choice yearlings, $6.26 J 6.50; choice wethers. $5.00(35.26: fair to eood wethers, $4.6064.90; choice ewes, $.60jf4.76; fair to good ewes, $4-254.60; common ewes. I3.OMJ4.0O; choice lambs. $6.1594.30; fair to goed lambs, $5.80(66.16; feeder wethers, $4 00 ut.Du; reeaer tamos, M.omjje.uu. Representa tive sales: ' NEW ORLEANS, March B. SUGAR Quiet; open kettle 2331-16c; open kettle, centrifugal, 3i63c; centrifugal yellow, 3 63 13-16c; seconds, 233c. . Molasses, strong; centrifugal, 7fil8o. LONDON, March 6. SUGAR Beet, March, 6 6d. NEW YORK. March 6.-8UOAR Raw, unsettled; fair refining, $c; centrifugal, 88 test, 8c; molssses sugar, 3c, Refined, dull. Coalraatloa by th leaate. WASHINGTON, Marcli 6. Th eaat to day confirmed th following appointments; C. H. Marish,' collector of custom. 'dis trict of Brasos de Santlagov Tex.; 8. V. Staple, United States marshal, Western dis trict of Arkansas. 1 Receiver of Public Money John . O. Scobey, at Olympla, Wash.; J. W. Ross, Glen wood Springs, Colo.; L. L. Carter, Redding, Cal.; Y. C Blaiock. walla Walla, Wash.; H. J. Mowrey, Watertown. S. D. Register of Land G. W. Stewart. ViaaHa. Cel.; F. M. Bwaaey. Redding, Cal.; J. L. Mohundro, Walla Walla, Wash. postmaster: Illinois J. A. Cummins. Aledb: L. A. Castle, Wyoming. - Arkansas w. L jefTrie. Clarendon. Iowa W. D. Lee. Toledo; A. Buck. Keo kuk; F. W. Browne, Belle Plaine; T. H. Haecker. Hampton: J. D. McVay, Lake City; T. W. Summers ides. Manchester; D. pond. Monteceuo; c at. Maranau. moui- ton: H. A. Perrin. Monroe; C J. Adams, Relnbeck; A. w. Loe, ottumwa; j. K. Smull. Jr.. Stuart; K. G. Swift. State Cen- -ter; D. T. Bower, Traer; H. J. Muha, Ak ron: D. M. Anderson. Albia; E. C. Haines, Centerville. jaiaaoarl to. Aid Monaaseat. T. LOUIS. March 6 Th Missouri state t xlllary of th McKlnley Memorial asso ciation has been organised at a meeting; of representative cltisens of St. Louis and surrounding towns. It object I to collect subscriptions irom an over tne atate tor the monument which It Is proposed to erect at Canton. O.. for the late President Wil liam McKlnley. Richard Kerens was elected S resident, Charles li. Brnltn secrets ay and eorge H. Morgan treasurer. Twenty . thousand dollar is tn amount to do raised In Missouri. v . i i i ' Ml Roovelt Goes to Caba. ' NEW YORK. March l Miss Alio Roose. velt, accompanied by Harriet Blaine Beale, will. It I reported, leave Washington Sun day night for Florida and will sail Tues day from Port Tampa for Havana. They go. to visit Governor General and Mr. Wood and will remain In Cuba two or three week. No. 633 224 1S8 414 267 western ewes western ewes western wether..,... western wethers.... western lambs K4 western ewes.. 8f7 yearling ewe and wether. 628 feeder lambs i western lambs , 1 cull w 100 cull sheep., Av. , 104 , 89 , 118 . lot ,. 76 . 96' . 80 . 80 . 100 ... 60 ... 78 Pr. 4 66 4 76 6 15 5 80' 6 30 3 86 6 00 6 65 6 35 800 io CHICAGO LIVE ' STOCK . MABtKKT, Cattle and Hog Slow and Lewer Sheep aad Lamb Lower. rmtftlfto U..wt. S P1TTTT TO . V. 111.. V . , .. I. V. . ' . . J 111., 21.0(0 head. Including 600 Texans; slow and 10(0 luo lower; good to prime steers, $6.60(0 Lou; poor to medium. $4.Uj4j.30; stockers and feeders. $2,2546.00; cows, II 2WI6 26 heifers. I2.25ti5.60: canner. $1.26423. 26: bulls, J2.2fwH.60; calves, $2.5uj4.; Texas-fed steers. $4 60fti 6. 80. 1 J i m :x Rolnta. St 000 head, tomorrow. XlooO, estimated; left over, 4.000: alow and iiloo lower; mixed and butchers, $5.84j4.35 aood to choice heavy. H M i; rough heavy, $5 .toi 16; light. $6.76nj.0O; bulk of aalra. 85 8wn 20. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 16.000 head: alow and lower: lambs. I'nlfc lower good to choice wethers. $4 sn?4 26; fair to choirs mixea. w i&Qi.m; western sneep, yearlings, $6.ati.0o; native lamb. 3.764 lei: western lamb. Sa.2txii4.6u. RX:eIPTS rtt1clMl: Cattle, $,817; hogs, U.32; sneep, n,n. SHIPMENTS Official: Cattle. 1.696; hog, 4, iJ; sheep, z.an. Kaasas Cllr Lire Slock Market. KANSAS CITY. March 6. CATTLE Re celpta. 6.6u0 natives. U0 Texans. 300 calve market generally ateady; few sales shads lower; choice export and dressed beef steers. $6 2ou 40; fslr to good. $6 .0084.20 stockers and feeder. I3.00a4.0: weetern t4 tej-. H.frJv.Wi XAa M4 IaHma For year thla remedy has aeea th Uadard aerr restorstle. Thoaaaad of happy mra ow their aewly foaad trcagth to it nse. Scxin Pill replace weakness 4 ahattstioa with atreagth ad vigor; th brala become clear; th serve steady aad calm; gloomy lorebodiag r banished sad perfect viullty I fol ly restored. t yoa are sotTeriog sbo, try a box; you'll he cacoaraged by it effect to take th full coarse of six boss -the if yon are not entirely carol, w will refund yoer money. Thla satis factory offer la oo of th factors of our success. $1.00 per box 8 boxes (with ga ren te tocure er money back), $6.00, rrllnl ia plala package, hoek free. For sal by Kuhn Cc, Fuller Paint d Drug Co., Omaha: DUlon'e Drug ure. kouth Omaha, and Davu Drug Co., Council binds. Ia, Work for Big Results. If you are wise It la Just aa easy to awtntj a big deal as a little on. W wish to com munlcat with promoter, banker or lawyer who appreclatee tni taoi. W have a plan Involving tha formation, of local companies, a plan la which ultra. conservative people will gladly join, a plan which will mean fortunes to an energetla and reliable promoter. Manager, P. 0. Box 1987 Nw York City. REMOVAL! Boyd Commission Cc have removed from room 18, Chambsr of Commerce, to room 4. New York Lit Building. Phone, 108$.