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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, MARCII 12, 1002.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Mar Wheat lota at Oloae, but Mj
Corn Gains.
L7FECT OF GOVERNMENT FEPORT SLIGHT
Provisions and May Oats Close Higher,
bat Rrporli of Ralaa la the Soatk
trrat Tar a tba Wheat
v' . . Market Bearish.
CHICAGO. March 11. Speculators who
were expecting a Jumping- bull market on
the strength of the buillxh Interpretation
put on the government reserve report were
disappointed. There was an early, short
lived spssm of strength as a result of the
Bullish effect the report bad last night on
the curb, but reports from the south went
depressed" wheat and other pits lost much futures at 63 15s. Lead was unchani
of the rains sympathetically. At the clo-e both at home and "broad. New
May wheat had lost yc. May corn had gomea at, 41c "nd ix"u,'in at,,n?"
' oata was c nigner. i ' i-
to loo higher. I l London. The local price
at the start, having 47 and the foreign quotatl.
sained ,'Uo and May
Provisions closed 1
Wheat felt bullish, at
for Its upturn Influences of better cables.
decline: state dairy. Vntc: creamery.
37c: June creamery, 184S24CJ factory, Hlraic,
CHEI-SB Receipts. 67 Dkro-i strong:
fancy full cream, fall made, large colored.
llH'nukc; rancy rim cream, tail mane,
large white. llHflllc; fancy atata full
cream, early made, email colored, li'yi
12o; fancy state full cream, early made,
small colored, l2V&?a.
EGOS Receipts. 11.661 pkgs.: firm: stste
and Pennsylvania, 17c; western, uncandled,
at mark, 17c
MOLASS E8 Firm.
TAI.LOW Firm; city (IJ per pkg). 6e;
country (pkgs. free 6c.
POULTRY Alive, firm; fowls. l?c.
Dressed, firm: sprir.gers, 10912c; fowls, 11c;
Keys, IL'WtfW.
M KTALfl -With the exception of a drop
of c In the outside price of pig tin to
day. New York, metals showed no changes.
The bid price for tin remained at tM.M,
with the asked price down to 336.75. The
tone was easy. A decline of 5a occurred
In English prices, closing with spot at
116 His and futures at 111 Km. Locally
there was a aulet but steady copper mar
ks, with no change In nrlces. lake being
quoted at l2.2.Vfj 12.50 and electrolytic and
casting at 312.12'4W12.37. Ixindon copper
eased off 6a, closing with spot at 54 and
uncnangeu,
ork
M.
Bpelter also remained unchanged here and
was inw
on at 17 15s.
Iron ruled ateady to firm In the American
market, closing with pig Iron warrants
full creams, fancy small. 12r; New Tor 34 86 for sixty days and 34.88 on demand;
iuii creams, xair to cnoioe, iuviW"7c
NEW TOTIK. March 11 Special cable
and telegraphic communlcatlona to Brad
street a show the following changes In
vallsble supplies from last account:
Wheat. United States and Canada, east
of the Rockies, decreased 1.626.000 bu.; afloat
for and In Kurone. Increased 600.000 bu..
total supply, decreased l.O25.0rt bu.
Corn. United States and Canada, east of
the Rockies, decresned 46.000 bu.
Oat. I'nlted States and Canada, east of
tne Rockies, decreased 417,"00 ru.
The leading decreases reported to Brad-
street's this week are those of 400 bu. st
Northwestern Interior elevators.- IZo.onO bu.
at Manitoba storage points. 30.000 bu. at
Omaha, 86,000 bu. at Louisville snd 6O,0uO
bu. at Minneapolis private elevators.
The leading Increase Is that of 66.000 bu.
at Chicago private elevators.
. j . - . . . Mn.,i I marker, closing wit n nig
T?. i.. mr.. n nnutliiw' h.it. based nominal; No. 1 foundry, 1S 6Kff19.50; No. 2
on former figures, the farmers reserves
was reported at 23 per cent, and Indicated
156.170.nuO bu. In reserve. Wheat traders
also had an eye on corn, which was ex
pected early to take a big Jump. When It
was seen that corn bulls received the news
of the shortest corn reserve on record with
apathy, wheat longs lost hope. Then came
recurrent advicea of rain In Oklahoma and
Texas. At this tha professionals forsook
the bull aide, plenty of grain came out for
sale and the market turned bearish. Tha
lata Liverpool caMea were easier and Paris
was down. Tne soars grains also Inst
soma of tbetr early small snow of strength
and May wheat, which opened o up to
unchanged, at 77o to 77c, dropped to 78e.
with oooaelona reactions. Tha close waa
foundry, 318 0OW18.M'; No. 1 foundry, south
ern, 317.6"W1X.OO; no. 1 iounory, soutnern
sort, L.&BUX WJ. ine tngnun mnrKeis
were weak. Glasgow closed at 62s lid and
MlddlesboroOgh at 46s 7d.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Condltioa of Trad aad t)aotatlons
Staple aad Favaey Prodaca.
market weak;
BOGS Receipts, heavy
freah stock. 13c.
UVE rt-iULTn T TUC kens, ; old
roosters, tiQAai turkeys, 9Q10c; ducks and
geese. Time.
custom of some time past or selling on
one of contract grade, and Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 298 cars, a total for the
three point of 373 cars, against 336 last
week and 435 a year ago. Primary receipts
were 437.000 bu., compared with .676.000 last
year. Seaboard clearances In wheat and flour
equaled 240,000 bu. Bradstreets' report
showed a deorease of 1,025.000 bu. In the
world's available supply. The seaboard re
ported 26 loads taken for export.
Although corn prices held In tha main
better than yesterday's close, there was
disappointment over the fact that the
crowd did not take to the bullish view of
the government report and support the
market. The reserves In first hands were
estimated at 29 per cent and were figured
out to be 394,000,000 bu., compared with
776,200,000 bu. last year. This started an
earlv ball movement and with the con
tinued light receipts May opened HfiSo
higher at 62o to 62c. There was. how
ever, no prominent buying In sight and
the southtoest sold liberally. The market
turned heavy and on the mild weather
trade lagged. Big holders of long lines
stood by and watched. May slid off to
611610. Dressed somewhat by the wheat
weakness. The close was rather Arm, Jy
c higher, at 62n. Receipts were inn cars.
Oats showed little effect from the action
of the other pits or tha government report
Influence. The market opened only barely
firm with corn and on the tact that 100,000
bu. had been withdrawn rrom contract
stocks for shipment. The government esti
mated reserves at 60 per cent, which was
figured out to be 138,000,000 bu., or nearly
I'iO.OOO.OOO bu. short of the usual supply.
The talent was Inclined to the view that
it would take two or three days before
the full bullish effect of this estimate
would be felt. May was somewhat erratic.
though trade was dull. May sold as low as
44e and closed firm, o up, at 44c. Re
ceipts were 173 cars.
Provisions were dull, but ellghtly higher.
on the improved hog market. The opening
was firm and the prospects of a strong
coarse grain market influenced small pur-
jJUTTBiK common to rair, jiuansc; cnoice
dairy. In tubs, UfcffZlo; separator, 27 28c.
FROZEN FISH Black bass. 18c: white
bass, 10c; blueftnh, 12c; bullheads, 10c; buf
faloes, 7c: catfish, 12c; cod. 10c; crapptee,
10o; halibut. He; herring, sc; haddock, 9c;
pike, 80; red snapper, 10c; salmon, 12c; sun
fish, 6c; trout, 9c; whlteflsh, 3c; pickerel,
6c; fresh mackerel, each, 2035c; smelts.
10c.
OYSTERS Mediums, per can, 22c r Stand
ards, per can, 26c; extra selects, per can,
33c; New York Counts, per can, 40c; bulk
Standards, per gal., 31.26; bulk, extra se
lects, Vj&XgLfb; New York Counts, per gal.,
11-76.
PIUKON8 L.rve, ter doi., 600.
VEALe-Choice, 6KO. ,;
OATH 18c.
BRAN Per ton. 318.00.
HAY Prices Quoted by Omaka, Wholesale
Hay JJealers association: cnoice upland
3S.60: No. 3 upland, 37.60: medium. 37
coarse, 36.60. Rye straw, 36. These prices
are lor nay cr gooa color ana quality, jje
mand fair. Receipts, 19 cars.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Northern. 31: Salt Lake.
31.10; Colorado, (l.io.
CAKROTB Per bU., 75C.
BEETS Per bu. basket. 60c.
TURNIPS Per bu.. 60c: Rutabagas, tter
1UU IDS.. 1.U.
PARSNIPS Per bu., SOc
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per do 32.
OREHN UNIONS Per dos.. 60c
LETTUCE Head, per drum. 34: hothouse.
per an., 00c.
rAiwbn.1 rn aos., 200.
RADiHiiu.o rer aos., Jti
sweet potatoes Home grown, rer
ID.. 00: n. annas, per ddi.,
CAHoAdu. Holland seed, crated, Zc.
CAULIFLOWER Per crate. 32.60.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate. 3125: Mich
lgan, red or yellow, So per lb.
CELERY California.
TOMATOES Florida, per 3-baaket crate,
Imuran.
Liverpool Grain and FroTlaloae.
LIVERPOOL. March 11. WHEAT Snot.
firm; No. 1 red northern, spring, 6s 2d; No.
i red western, winter, 6sltyd; No. 1 Cali
fornia, steadv at 6s 4d. Futures closed
steady; March. 6slTfcd; May, 62d: July.
S liO.
new, 6s2id; old, 6s id. Futures closed
steady; March, 6slTiid; May, 6e 2d.
PROVISIONS Hams, short cut. steady.
46s 6d. Bacon, clear bellies, steady, 47s.
CHEESE American, finest white firm,
62s: American, finest colored, firm. 62a.
Tha Imports of wheat for the psst three
days were 182,000 centals, including 170,000
American.
The importa of American com for the
past three days were 16,000 centals.
Peoria. Market.
PEORIA. III.. March ll.-CORN-Inactlve:
No. 4, 68HC.
OATS Inactive ; No. t white, 44ig444o.
billed through.
WHISKY On tha basis of 31.30 for fin
ished goods.
HEW YORK STOCKS AWO BOXDS.
Skaek of Metkaea's Captare Offset by
Kaffir Sapport.
NEW YORK. March 11. Wall street
sentiment experienced a sense of relief
when the early reports of the London mar
ket showed that powerful support was ac
corded the Kaffir market there and that
very little damage had resulted elsewhere
from the shock of the capture by the Boers
of General Methuen. The price of British
consols yielded only a shade, which was
probably the most accurate index of the
real severity of the event in Its effect upon
British financial affairs. The revised re
ports of the output of gold from the Wlt
watersrand for February probably of
more real Importance at this stage of the
war, and its showing may help to explain
tne inumerence 01 tne ixnaon market to
the Methuen disaster. According to this
report by the Transvaal Chamber of Mines
31.406 ounces of gold were taken out during
February, compared with 70,340 in January,
63,897 In December and no more than 39,096
in November. This rate of resumption or
the gold output means much to the foreign
financial world and Indirectly to New York,
while It is called upon to supply European
detlclencles due to the cutting off of the
South African supply of gold. The calm
ness of the London market led to some
purianoe. may yiii n minni xuu up 910.00, 1 y
May lard 24o higher at 39.40 and May ribs box, 31.75.
z'uftc nigner at .v.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, IB
cars; corn, cars; oais, do cars; nogs.
t,io nead.
Tha leading futures ranged as follows)
Articles. Open. High. I Low. Close.Yes'y.
per
lm
chases. There' were no features of lm- I APPLES Ben Davis, per bbl., 34.60; Wlne
portanos. May pork closed lOo up at 316.36, I Saps, 36; Jonathans, 3o.60; Bellefiowers, per
PEARS Vlkera. 32.251 Lawrence. 32.253
j.vx
o rapes Malagas, ner kec. n.tw.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl.. 37.60:
crate,
IS A V I H E3 AN 8 Per CU.. tZ.lt.
FIQS California, new cartons. 31:
ported, per id., uwuo.
tropical FRUITB.
ORANQES-Callfornla navels, t3.0O2T3.26;
nnnen. iidu.
HUJ, fMH, V.tlf ll-C, fo.,
BANANAS Per bunch, according to slse.
NUTS New crop walnuts. No. 1 soft
shell, per lb., 12c; hard shell; per lb., 11H"
No. J soft shell. 10c: No. 3 hard shell. 6c
Brasils, per lb., 14c; filberts, per lb., 13c;
almonds, soft shell, 17c; hard shell, 16c;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, 10c; cocoa-
nuts, per saoa, 4.du.
HUiNhiX per Z4-secuon case. S3.
CIDER Nehawaa. ner bbl.. 33.25: New
HIDES No. 1 rreen. c: No. I rreen. 6c
1.T n 1 . 1 T . V. ..Ut S.I V. 1 .
AV. Biwu, IV., J, m up Km u. . , v.. A Tnil
calf. to 12H lbs.. 8c: No. 3 Teal calf. 12 to
lb ids., so; ary nides, syiac; sneep pelts, Ybc
norse niaes, ii.ouaz.a.
rurwiun-wt in., do.
t. Lonls Grata and Provisions.
rv. .. . . .'.... , i.i.v. w.ciiau I p. i in. Rij.rr.ri w r-. m m i n m
4.00; BtralRhU. W.ZOfa4.70; Clr, 93.OOQ9.40; I eel d tfl. 28.600 busheU: lower: No. 2 red
a ma sin-vioir, yMWUiai fU . Wltfd . I V a
Wheat I
May
July
Sept
Corn
May July
Sept.
Oats
May . July
Sept.
Pork
May July
Lard
May July
Sept.
Ribs
May July
Sept.
I
77 Ni 77 7ft 75OT 77
S1Q W 61r7t
6114-212 62 61H SlXWi 2V4SI
60 eH ' ' Wi. 69T4 60H
44 , 44 44H 44 44U
VS,V 85 lh b S5Vg"4
. 30V. 80HV 3M4SH
IB 32H 18 HT 16 30 IS 85 IS I7U
16 42V 16 60 16 40 15 60 16 424
40 tiny, 9 rr 9 40 9 sth
60 9 52 9 471 9 62H 9.60
St (66 9 9 66 980
8 37H 8 40 8 35 (408 85-7
8 60 8 82 8 47 8 60 8 60
I 60 .8 62V 60 8 62 8 60
No. 1
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents
patents.
specials, 34:
straights. K.Burna.iu.
WHEAT No. spring, 7276o No. I red,
83ie. -
OATS No. 2, 441400: No. t white, 46V4c;
jmo. a wniu. 'nrKio.
RYE No. 1 6oVc.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting,
CUr.
SEEDS Flax, No. 1 northwestern, 81.T3J
nnme timotny, te.nv; ciover, contract graae,
8.70i58.76.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl, 31615
15.20. Lard, per 100 lbs.. 39 27fe(r 80. Short
ribs sides (loose), 38-Sflft.60. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), 37.12Vk4rV7.26; abort clear
ides (Doxeaj, a.u.
WHISKY On basis of high wines, 31.80.
The following were tha receipts and ship
ments ior ins nay;
Articles. Receipts. Shipments,
Flour, bbll. ................. 29.000 24,000
- Wheat, bu 73,000 46,00
Com, bu.. ..........126,000 60,000
Oats. bu... 18U.0OO 180.000
Bye. bu 3,000 17,000
Barley, bu 49,000 16,000
On tha Produce exchange today the but.
dairies. 18S3c Cheese, unchanged, 1014V
uo. jeggs, unonangea; iresn, iya.
KEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
4)aetatloaa of tba Day oa Varloas
' Cossssadltlea.
NEW TORK. March 11 . FLOUR Re-
.8u0 bbls'.; market quiet. 'but steadily held
at former prices; winter extras, 33.3003 30;
winter patents, H vai.Jo; winter straiKhts,
83.8UQ3.96; Minnesota patents. 33.Uvb3.96
Minnesota bakers,' 32.9Sfc3.3o; winter low
grades, 33flOti3.10. Rye flour, quiet: fair to
good, 63.264i3.40; choice to fancy, 33.60&3.7S.
CORNMEAL Steady; yellow western,
33 62; Brandywlne, 33.6638 .).
RYE Easy; No. 3 western, 66Vic, f. o. b..
anoat; siste, suable.
BARLEY Quiet; feeding, S3Sc; malting,
ajc-p72c.
WHEAT Receipts, X,7 bu.; exporia,
161.314 bu. Spot, easier; No. t red. Mc,
f. o. b., s float; No. 3 red, 8614c elevator;
S'o. 1 northern, Duluth. sbe, f. o. b., afloat;
no. 1 bard, Manitoba. Wio, I. o. b., anust
Wheat was unsettled and generally weak
Although more bullish than expected, the
government eMImate on farm reserves waa
more than offnet by fine weather In the
southweat. and ths crowd being loaded
produced heaviness, with a sharp decline In
prices. On the brvak exporters were good
buyera The close was weak at fee net
decline. March closed at &'ic: May,' 320
WV closed at 82Sc; July, S2S'i--3'4c, closed
at WV; September cloned at alike.
CORN Receipts. 4L0iO bu.; exports, 4.404
bu. ; exports steady; No. 2, 94c, elevator,
. .. J Ll.l . n K . M . ... I m.a. .....
talned by tba bullish crop report and small
receipts until the last hour, when It eased
off a little with wheat, but cloaed ateady
at vaHc net lower. May rioaed at 7sc
July, StiOV closed at 66Vc; September,
(('iii2Uc. cloaed at 654c.
OAT8 Re-elpta, 4K.6K) bu.; exports, 3.U I 6M11M0.
bu. Spot, firmer; No. 3, 62c; No. 3, 6lV; CORN May, 62c
No. 1 white, mc; no. i wnite, tiv,c; tracn
mixed western, 6liti62c. Options were
stronger west and firmer here on the gov.
rnmeiit renort.
HAY Steady; shipping. 6CS65c; good to
choUe. 92(ii Hoc
HOPS Dull; state, common to choice.
' 3il crop, HWOlrJc; 1XM crop, iz'ic;- olds,
4iio.
llirtES Dull: Galveston. to lb
18c: California, XI to 36 lbs., 19c; Texas, 34
to SO lbs , 14c
LEATHER Dull: hemlock aole, Buenos
Ares 11 lit to heavy wms-nia.
WOOL-Qulet: domestic tlwe, leftac.
RICE Steady; domsstlc. fair to extra
4V.h 61,. .
PKOVISION8 Beef, firm: family, 3120I
13 00; mesa, xiuuiti w; ter name, 11s
1 (Ki Cut meats, steady: Dick led beillex.
33.2V99.26; pli-kled shoulders, 37; pickled
ham, oneiric. Lard, steady: western
steamed. t6"!.T0; reflned, stesdy; conti
nent, 3i : rSnuih America. I1O.60; com-
rimd. 17 7n . Pork, steady; family,
7t!T JS: hort clear. 317.0OB SO 60.
. BUTTER Ksceipls. t,3us pass-i steady at
cash, elevator, twc; track. 84Wg5Vsc: May,
Biao; Juiy, iosc; no. 2 nara, .Wise
CORN Lower: No. 1 cash. Vc: track
mo: May. tussive: July. 61o.
OATS Strong; No. 3 cash, 44c; track.
tve; May, "o; juiy, see; no. x wnite, 4YC
kiu-wteaay ai sic.
FLOUR DulL heavy; red winter Detents
33fv5(a4.06; extra fancy and straight, 83.46)
.to : clear, tn.iu'ivt.ia.
SEED Timothy, steady. J5.00iS5.75.
CORNMEAL Steady. 83.10.
BRAN vDull: sacked lota, east track. 88
sue.
HAY Firm; timothy, tU.OOc9iS.OO; prairie,
ll.UOWll.DO.
w limit r steady, xi.so.
IRON COTTON TIES 3L
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork: Higher: lobbing.
316.00 for old, 316.00 for new. Lard: Steady
at ury salt meats (boxed), steady:
extra shorts and clear ribs, 38.50; clear
sides, 33.76. Bacon (boxed), steady: extra
shorts and clear ribs, 39.26e.S7V4; clear
lldns, 39.6a
METALS Lead: Easier at 34.02U.S4.05.
opener: Dieaay ai ai.iu.
POULTRY Weak; chickens, 8'Ac; tur
keys. IlfH2o: ducks. 9c: geese. 4tfjXc.
a unr. k tower; creamery, zvjr-fc
aairy, iciu-ic.
t:iin Hteaav ax 11c.
rjirrnrlOTo 11 Anri V.V.I. w .
. V V-' J . A A tJ . . V. L. 1 .,wv. . nr .1,
86,000 bu.; com, 61.000 bu. ; oats, 74,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour, U.OuO bbla.: wheat,
ll.ouO bu.; corn, 46,000 bu.; oats, 67,000 bu.
Kansas City Oral a aad Previa, oaa.
New Vnrk e,ehnrr at nr
ST. LOUIS, March 1L Clearings, 38,497,.
276; balance. 31,266.629; money, 41vt57 per
cent: New York exchange. 1C premium.
NEW YORK, March 1L Clearings, 3-',-64fUv&;
be lances, 30,135,232.
BOSTt)N. March 11. Clearings, 323,866,.
7: balances, 31.5M.R97.
PHILADELPHIA. March 11. Clearings,
31H.4n6.4W; balances. 32,644,626; money, 4 per
cent.
BALTIMORE. March U. -Clearing",
397,12; balances, 3648.632; money, 4H per
CINCINNATI, March 11. Clearings, 33,
643.S50; money, 3Ve6V per cent; New York
exchange. Wn 10 per cent discount.
sr. HJL1H, Marcn ll. Clearings, rw.oi";
balancea, 31,266,629; New York exchange, 10c
premium.
Neve York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK-. March 11. MONET On
call, stesdy 343314 per cent; closing bid and
aexea, i'a per cent.; prime nreremun
paper, 4V4U6 per cent. . .
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 34.87(9
4.87H for demand and at 34.85 for sixty
days; posted rates, 3S6i&488V ; commercial
Dill. 1 JMVi'fll.iVi1.
SILVER Bar. Mttc; Mexican uoiiare,
43'ic
BONDS Government. steady; stats.
easier; railroad, easier.
The clorlng quotations on nonas are as
follows:
U. 8. ref. fs, reg.lo ,L. A N. unl. S...1017
.1(W4 Mex. uenirat .. twv
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Steers and Oowi of Good Quality Sell
at Full Steady Frioea.
HOGS ADVANCE ABOUT ONE DIME
Ewes aad Wethers Cosamand Jast
Aboat Steady Prices, bat La subs
Aro Rather Slow aad Gen
erally a Ulna Lower.
SOUTH OMAHA, Match 11.
Recelnta were: Cuttle. Unas. Sheep.
Official Monday 8.573 4.309 8.KS2
Official Tuesday 3,948 9.152 8,315
13,641 17.167
10.SM ll.IHO
do rouDon
rln 3a. res Kttltt do Is Inc.
do coupon 1094 M. St. L. 4s.
do new 4s, reg..i:Bs
do coupon is
do old 4s, reg..iiii
do coupon
do 6s, reg...
do coupon ..
Atch. gen. 4s.
do adj. 4s...,
B. O. 4a
do 314a
do conv. 4s.
3.1v
.lOJvi
M , K. A T. 4a... 991,
do 2s 2
N. Y. Central Is. 10314
do gen. svts...
1061 N. J. C. gen. ta
.iia no. racinc is
93Vi
104 4
.1124
.108
.137
.1064.
do 3s 74
N. W. con. 4a..l08Vi
Reading gen. s.. st
1st LslHc, 68.114
.V-i .ex. L. A S. F. 4s. (614
Canada So. 2a.... 108V St. L. 8. W. Is.. K
C of G. 6s UOVal do 2s 79
do Is inc 78 18 A A A P 4s.... 91
Ches. A O. 4V4s..l07S!8o. Paciflo 4s 94
C. A A. 3V4S 04
C, B & Q n. 4s... 964
C. M & 8 P g. 4S.114V
C. A N. W. c. 78.1.T7V
C. .LAP. 4s... Ill
CCC & 8 L g. 48.104
Chicago Ter. 4s.. 8HV4
Colorado So. 4s.. 94
D. A R. O. 4s....l02
Erie prior 1. 4s... 9.ife
do general 4s... 87H
F W A D C Is... 1131k
Hock. Val. 4VkS..UV
So. Railway 6a... 121
Tex. A Pacific 1s.12H
Union Pac 4a....in6H
do conv. 4s 10oT4
Wabash Is UisVa
Mo 2s Ill
do deb. B 73
West Shore 4s.... 118
W. A L. E. 4s.... 81V4
Wis. Central 4s.. 90
ICon. Tob. 4s 66
Offered.
Boston Stock Quotations.
BOSTON, March 11 Call loans, SW$4 per
cent; time loans, 4(fftVi per cent, otnclal
closing:
4s.
Atchison
Oas Is
Mex. Central 4s
N. E. U. A W...
Atchison
do pfd.
.W2V4
. 84
. 81
. 68
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. & T...
Dom. I. St 8
Gen. Electric ...
Mass. Electric.
do pfd
N. E. G. A C...
United Fruit ...
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Weetlngh. Com.
98H
25
127Vi
117
162H
454
297H
, 36V4
, 96
6
. 92
, 41
, 93
. 91V4
Boston A A 2t
Boston A Me 194
Boston Elevatea.ins
v. v w u a u 9 1 a
ness 01 me uinaon maraei lea 10 eome 1 r , . "
covering by short In this market, which Fltchburg pfd..., 147
were nut out late yesterday In hOD of cov- Union Pacific .... w-
erinr at a tiroflt on London this morning. I Mex. Central
There was renewed movement In some of
the minor specialties whlcn have been the
favorite sfor some time. The news of the
deposit at the subtreasury of 31.260,000 in
gold for telegrapnio transfer to Ban fTan
clsco In connection with the traction mer
ger there, called renewed attention to our
own domestic money market. The selling
movement which prevailed throughout the
market caused irregularity for the rest of
tne day.
Without counting today's transfer to San
Francisco the market's loss to the sub.
treasury since the last bank statement,
counting she snipments 01 gold ror wnicn
payment was made to mat institution
amounts to 34.618.000. The rate for Nen
York exchange at Chicago, however, which
has been at a discount, rose to par. But
foreign exchange rates, which were easy
yesterday, steadied today, and the ques.
tlon of additional gold exports Is thereby
reonened. Of the day's special movements
that in tne coioraao ec Boutnera siocae
continued notable. Unconfirmed rumors
were still heard of a consolidation of Mex
ican railroad, interests. Chicago Terminal
stocks were advanced on reports of buying
In the interest of Baltimore & Ohio. The
Wisconsin Central stocks were active and
strong without specific explanation. The
strensth In People's Gas was due to re
no rta of measures to contest the 75 cent gas
orainance in vnicago. uuirr wiue move
ments of less importance, which were not
maintained, followed near the close. Total
ales, par value, $2,985,000.
United States bonds were unchanged on
ea.11.
The commercial Advertiser s London
financial cablegram says: The stock mar
ket was dull today and mainly occupied
with the settlement. The tone was un
steady on the news of the heavy reverse
from South Africa, but on canards that
Botha, Dewet and Delarey had been cap
tured there was considerable bear offerings
of Kaffirs. American shares opened above
parity, but were stagnant, tin New xora
opened dull. In the street there was a
sharp drop In Erie, Union pacino and
Atchison, with no explanation, followed by
op-
Adventure 22
AUoues
Amalgamated .
Baltic
Bingham
Cal. A Hecla...
Centennial
Copper Range
i'om. uoai ...
Franklin ,
Isle Royals ...
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Qulncy 133
Santa Fe Cop.... 314
lamaracK lyij
Trimountaln 98
. wv
v
. 26
.615
.. 34V4
. 71V4
..104 V4
. IS .
. 19Vi
. 85
. 20V4
. 65
30V4
Trinity
United States
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine ...
16
IRS
22
A
b4
Xew York Mlalng Uaetatlens.
NEW YORK. March 11. The following
are tne closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams Con
Alice
Breece
Brunswick Con.
Comstock Tun..
Co. Cal. A Va..l25
Deadwood Terra, ot
Horn Silver 140
Iron Silver 72
Leadvllle Con.... 6
Little Chief
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix ...
Potoel
Savage
Sierra Nevada.... 13
Small Hopes .... 46
Standard 330
11
77S
, 95
I
a
Foreli
Financial.
a nartlal rally. Rio tlntos were dull.
per sold at 53 & the ton. The reverse
sustained by General Methuen Is expected
to mean the prolongation of the war. Gold
to the amount of 26.000 has been received
from Holland. An Incident of the day was
the act of a speculative Jobber in Kaffir
stocks, who shot nimsen.
The following are the closing prices on 1
the New xora block exenange:
Atchison 74 St. Paul pfd .1894
do nfd 9oVk So. Pacific 63T4
Bal. A Ohio 104 jSo. Railway 82V4
do pfd 93A4' do pfd 96
Canadian Pac....ll2Vi Tex. A Pacific... 39
Canada bo....
Ches. A Ohio
LONDON, irfarefl 11. Money waa In con
slderable demand today in connection with
the settlement on tne stock exchange, bee
sides calls for new issues of capital and
new rates were firm. Discounts were
steadier. Business on the Stock exchange
opened depressed. The toplo of conversa
tlon was the capture of General Methuen.
Stagnation prevailed throughout, but the
market closed with a better tendency. The
declines were small. Leading mines lost
Irom 1 to 14 point, out prices were soon
steadied and had a hardening disposition.
the argument being that the disaster in
South Africa cannot further effect or en
courage the prolongation of the hopeless
struggle of the Boers. The general carry.
over occupied most or tne operators at
tentlon. Americans Opened weak In re.
sponse to New York and improved to about
parity. The features were Atchlsons,
Loulsvllles and Union Pacifies. Prices
closed aulet and steady. Kaftlrs were
maintained and there was a rally at the
close sustained by the Rand output for
February, being 81.406 ounces, a decided In
crease. Bullion to the amount of 71.000
was withdrawn from the Bank of England
on balance today.
PARIS. March 11. Prices on the bourse
today opened undecided. Kaffirs were weak
on account or tne tiruisn aisaster in nouin
Africa. Business was inanimate. Turks
were In good demand. Other internationals
were neglected. Kio tlntos aeciined on the
easier prices of copper. Kaffirs recovered
somewhat shsrply later In the day on Lon
don advices, but closed ratner dun. The
24
87
.. .11414
Chl. A Alton...
do pfd
Chl. Ind. A L..
do pfd.........
Chl. A E. 111...
Chicago O. W..
do 1st pra.
do 2d pfd..
r A N. W. .
C, R. I. & P 16714
Chl. Ter. A.Tr... 1814
do pfd oVi
rv r r. A St. L.100
Colorado 80 27H
do 1st pfd 7114
do 2d pfd 4o
Del. A Hudson. ..170
DeL L. A W 278
Denver A R. G.. 42
do ptd -"'-
Erie " 35
do 1st pra Wk
do 2d Dfd 6341.
Gt. Nor. pfd 183
Hoc. .Valley ....
do pfd tt
87 1T0I., St. L. A W. 22
?7 . o? Via..... mi nrlvate rate of discount wss 2 6-16 oer cent
Sbl union Pacific t TnrMS p ctnt rentes. lOlf 40c for the ac
?yt 1 count. BDanisn is ciosea. lira.
BERLIN. March 11. prices were dun on
the bourse todav. In consequence of the
hardening discount rate. Discount, short
bills, 11b per cent, and three months, 114
per cent
75 I do pfd...
.. 63V4.wabash ....
.. 7HVil do pfd
..l&trVi, Wheel. A L. E
do 2d ofd.
Wis. Central
do nfd
Adams Ex...
American Ex 225
U. 8. Ex 112
Wells-Fargo Ex.IKO
23
Ji
so"
231 I
is
202
Two dava this week. 7.620
Same days last week 6.201
Same week before 6,4U 16.122 6.9S2
Same three weeks ago.. 6.897 16.631 12.976
Same four weeks aso... 7.567 19.8r 7.0O2
Same days laat year 6,063 12,106 14.442
The following table shows the average
price of hogs sold on the South Omaha
market the past several daya with com
parisons with former years:
Date. I 1903. lil. 1900. 183. 1898. 1897. 1896.
Feb. 15... 81V4 628 476 368 889
Feb 16... 6274 83 368389
Feb! 17... S 7814 4 76 368884
Feb. 18... 6 78S S 23 8 62 3 87
Feb. 19... 6M 6 23 4 83 3 91
Feb. 20... $86 I80 4 78 8 6n
Feb. 21... 8814 S 83 4 74 8 47 96
Feb. 22... i95Vi29469S66884
Feb. 33... 63469368881
Feb. 34... 8 94 a 4 go l 63 1 83
Feb. .38... I8 3 3 68) 3 79
Feb. 26... 388 6 33 4 66 331
Feb. r... B3037 4 fT163
Feb. 28... 8 90 S884T7S66S87
March 1.. 8 0114 6 32 4 68 3 31 3 78
March 3.. 6 37 4 66 1 62 8 86
March 8.. 11 4 69 3 67 3 88
March 4.. VJ 3 32 8 62 8 87
March S.. 6 97 6 37 4 74 3 82
March .. 6 99H I 94 4 70 8 64
March 7. .6 101 3 SS 4 71 3 60 3 89
March.. 6 05V 6 39 4 72 3 63 3 76
March 9.. 6 41 4 71 3 6S 8 78
March 10. S 97 473363360
March 11. 09 6 40 3 69 3 79
3 361
3 SI
3 35
3 31
8 38
3 35
'J
3 36
8 41
3 49
I 42,
43
3 47
3 40
3 48i
3 65
8 65,
3 87
8 60
65
3 92
3 88
3 90
3 81
3 84
3 67
3 87
883
3 76
3 7
I 73
8 74
3 74
3 SO
3 89
3 88
3 79
8 80
8 81
3 84
8 62
Indicates Sunday.
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The follnwlnar rahl ihrtwl the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
ror tne year to date, and comparisons wun
last year:
1902. 1901. Inc. Dec.
Cattle ...156.815 125,247 31.668
Hon 641. 4K4 467.679 73.815
Sheen 162.630 187.488 20,100
YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following list shows the number of
cars of feeders shipped to the country yes-
teraay ana tneir destination:
Cars.
C. K: Achenbach, Litchfield, Neb. B. A
M
Wood A Bancroft. Madison, Neb. U. P.. 3
M. P. Coe, Hancock. Ia. R. 1
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle.Hos-s.Sh'D.H'ses.
u., ai. at bi f. ny o
O. A St. L. Ry 4 1
Missouri Pacific Ry 8 2
Union Pacific system.... 36 37
C. A N. W. Ry 6 Z
F., E. A M. V. R. R.... 83 34
C, St. P., M. A O. Ry.. 28 15
B. A M. R. Ry 26 17
C, B. A Q. Ry 4 3
K. C. A St. J 1
C, R. I. A P., east 9 6
C, R. I. A P., west 2 3
Illinois Central 3 1
136
18
18
1
36
1
Total receipts 168
The disposition of ths day's receipts was
as follows, eacn ouyer purcnaaing ins num
per or neaa maicaiea:
Bu ytis.
Omaiia Packing Co.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
264 1.021 l,6t0
so
617 2,426 2,618
903 3,127 4K1
79 3,642 608
2v6
63
26 ....
173
64 .... , ....
3 .... ' ....
64
79
99
44
68
133 ....
268 .... 1,120
G. H. Hammond Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
H. Becker A Degan
Vansant A Co
Carey A B
Lobman A Co.
W. 1. Stephen
Hill A HunUinger
Livingstone A Schaller...
Hamilton A Rothschild..
L. F. Huss
H. F. Hobblck
H. L. Dennis A Co
Wolf A M
Other buyers
Totals 3,928
CATTLE Receipts were
morning but the actual receipts hardly
cams up to the earlier reports, which gave
a stronger tone to the last end of the
market. The demand was In good shape.
so that cattle began to move toward the
scales In good season, and the bulk of the
desirable stuff was out of first hands at a
reasonably early hour.
Beef steers made up the big end of tha
receipts this morning and several bunches
showed considerable quality, as will be
seen from the sales below. As a general
thing the market on everything that was
at all desirable was fully steady and active.
In somj cases salesmen who had cattle
that were rather lacking In quality and
flesh found it a hard matter to get steady
prices, but anything desirable met with
ready saU. There were several more
bunches of hay fed cattle here today and
they also sold at Just about steady prices.
The demand for the better grades of
cows and heifers continued active and fully
steady prices were paid. As offerings of
Eood stuff were somewhat limited the mar
et took on considerable life and the bulk
of the stuff was soon sold. When It came
to the medium kinds and canners, how
ever, the market was far from being active,
and In fact sellers were calling canners
In particular very slow sale.
Bulls, veal calves and stags sold In about
the same notches they did yesterday.
Blockers and feeders of good quality sold
freely this morning at good, steady prices.
Cattle lacking quality, however, were hard
to dispose of, and In some cases salesmen
were caning aucn ainus a lime lower.
Representative sales:
13!!
10
2
4
1
30
11
26
6
11.
1.
3
4
3
6
2
1
23
9
6tJ.
736
7 SO
744
7;t5
7
80
630
8 73
4 00
4 10
4 00
4 00
4 I"
4 16
4 13
1..
32..
1..
11..
9..
3.
8.
6
..1040
..J'8
.. 0
.. 94
..1171
..11")
9"0
COWS AND HEIFERS.
I 60
4 76
4 90
4
00
6 00
I 75
I 26
660
..H
..1830
.. 57S
..1SW0
.. 9 i0
.. 8)
.. 90
..120
.. P40
. .1270
.. 10
.. 200
.. 320
.. 6.10
.. 210
.. 650
.. 835
.. 687
.. 310
.. 769
..
.. 4.
.. 916
..13S2
4 4 29.
BULIA
94 4 CO
3 30
8 25
3 25
3 25
3 85
3 40
3 40
3 50
3 60
3 75
CALVES.
1..
8 00
3 25
4 0
4 00
4 Oft
4 16
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 30
4 85
4 40
4 60
STAGS.
4 35 1.
1.
..12M
..1678
,.14ft
..13 JO
..11W0
..1SS0
..1430
..I960
.. 6W
260
440
840
20
226
146
, 150
, 122
140
, ISO
230
, 160
3 90
4 00
4 15
4 15
4 8ft
4 40
4 60
4 60
t 00
4 JO
4 60
4 60
6 00
6 25
6 60
6 60
00
8 00
60
6 76
75
..12V) t 36
BTOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
490
7M)
677
310
750
815
810
. 678
626
3 60
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 25
3 35
3 35
3 50
3 66
1.
6..
.,
4.
18.
3.,
16.
20.
920
670
, 760
737
860
410
, 4-'6
. 670
8 TR
3 76
3 80
3 90
3 95
4 00
4 90
4 66
8TOCK CALVES.
AND HEIFERS.
8 848 3 00 1 IP 3 60
2 290 3 00 1 380 4 00
3 8M 8 60
STOCK COW8
1 470 S 69 1 60 3 86
3 860 3 60 1 6H 3 36
8 91T 3 76 8 472 3 35
1 690 3 76 10 446 3 35
1 600 3 75 1 880 3 36
WYOMING.
127 fe4.ders.1056 4 75
HOGS There wsa not a particularly
heavy supply of hogs here today for a
Tuesday, and as local psckers all had lib
eral orders to All the market opened ac
tive and generally a dime higher than yes
terdsy. The quality of the hogs wss also
much better than yesterday, so that on
paper the market looks higher than It
was In reality. The bulk of the good
weight hoss sold from 36.16 to (6.26.
Medium weights sold largely from 3600
down, and the lightweights went from 38.80
to b.uu. The extremely ugnt nogs soia
largely from 36.60 to 35.80. it was a good,
active market from start to linish, and
everything was out of first hands In good
season. It was. In fact, ths most active
market that has been experienced In some
little time. Representative sales
No. Av.
17 103
15 109
81 109
17 109
18 114
85 161
107.. t.. 148
93 173
71 171
71 168
Illinois Central... 133 fHocking Coal
KANSAS CTTT. March 11 WHEAT
May, 731c; July, 73e; cash. No. 3 hard,
73c; No. 3, 73v872c: No. 3 red. 82c; No. 3.
81c; No. 3 spring. 714iJ2c.
CORN May, 62.tc: September, 68V; cash.
No. 8 mixed, lV2c; No. 3 white, 4ig64c;
No. rjEVWliBo.
oath no. I wnite, HHtC.
RYE No. 2. do.
HAY Choice timothy, 814.09; choice prai
rie, 31260.
BUTTH.lv creamery, nsrae; dairy, fancy.
30c.
EOGH 140 lower; big shipping demand;
at mafk. new No. 3 whltewood cases In
cluded, quoted on 'change, 12o per dos.;
eases returned. 12c.
RECEIPTS Wheat. 62,800 bu.: corn. 36.800
bu.; oats. 14. i ou.
shipments Wheat. 10.400 bu.: corn. 66.-
400 bu.; oats, 22,000 bu.
TOLEDO. March U.-WHEAT Active.
lower: cash. 83Wc: May. 83c: July. 7974c.
corn Dull, higher; cash, soiic; May.
kh.c: juiy. tenia
oath jjun. nrmer ana nigner: casn.
44c: May. 44"c; juiy. fc.
SEED Clover, weak. 86.30; April. 35 .20.
Mllwaakee Grata MarkeC
MILWAUKEE. March 11 WHEAT
Lower; No. 1 northern, 76j76c; No. 3
northern. 7H4tj75c: May, T6Hc
kik-nrm: no. 1. btc.
BARLEY Firm; No. t, 4fjoc; sample,
Minneapolis Wheat, Floar aad Bras
MINNEAPOLIS, March 11 WHEAT
May. 7Sc; July, 74Tc. On track: No.
hard, 7tVc; No. 1 northern, 74c; No.
northern. 733'734c.
FIXH'R Unchanged.
BRAN Unchanged.
. Dalath Grala Market.
DULUTH. March ll.-WHEAT-Cssh:
No. 1 hard, c: No. I northern, 710;
No. I northern, 73c; Msy. 75'c; July
lfcC.
OATS 43c.
CORN sic.
PHILADELPHIA. March 11. BUTTER
Market Vi&lc lower; extra western cream
cry. iTW: extra nearby prints. 39c.
EGOS Dull, 3c lower; fresh nearby,
western ana southwestern. 16c; fresh south
ern. 14c.
CUElS-Flrm, good demand; New York
Amal. CoDDer.
Amer. Car & F.,
ao prd
Amer. Lin. OH..,
do pfd
Amer. 8. A R...,
do pfd
Anac. Mln. Co..,
Brooklyn R. T..,
-oio. fuel tc I.
Con. Gas
-'on. Tob. pfd. ...11714
Gen. Electric ....298
. .v.. DUKir,., 4.
68
80'
89 V4
62
46
98V
33
63
,.21
117'
Iowa Central
do prd Svfv
Lake Erie A W.. 67
do pfd 129
L. A N li3
Manhattan L 12h
Met. St. Ry l
Mex. Central ..
Mex. National
Minn. A St. L. .
Mo. Pacific ....
M., K. A T
do pfd
N. J. Central ..
N. Y. Central..
Norfolk A W..
do nfd
Ontario A W
Pennsylvania
Reading
do 1st pra....
do 2d pfd
Bt.L. A 8. F..
do 1st pra....
do 3d Pfd
St. L. Southw.
do pfd
St. Paul
45 Inter. Paper
00 pra
Inter. Power ...
Laclede Gas ....
Na. Biscuit
National Lead..
No. American
. 2ii r-acinc uoast ...
. 2lS!Pac"lc Mall ....
.110People's Gas ...
. 97 .Pressed 8. Car..
. 24l do pfd
63!Pullman P. Car
. 1
. 10
. 8T
. 87
. 47
. 164
. 74
. 48
.101
Sir
e-'S
v9
.1S8 Republic Steel..., 17
.!! 00 Pfd 72H.
briinugar ... 127
,T.enn- oal I-. 67
.uon uag p.. liu
rut nf.l
i
u. a. leather.... 11
do nfd OI7Z
;: it a o..lL """ rf
WW v. w. nuuwr.... la
.SOViL.Oop'd 66
S3 ,u. o. eteet 41
71l do pfd m
25 (Western Union.. 9i
u. " 1 vj . uwuriiD... .11.
16314 do pfd B2il
... 32
...151
... 52
... 79
Trust receipts.
Leadoa Block 4saotatlons.
LONDON, March 11. 4 p. m. Closing:
Cons., money.. ..93 6-18. Norfolk A West.- 67
ao accuunu v- uu inu
Anaconda 6 Ontario A West.. 33
AU-hlson 11 Pennsylvania .... 77V
do pfd v sVb Reading .- 27-4
Raltlmore A O...107 do 1st Pfd 41
Canadian Paciflo. 115 do 2d pfd 33
Chesapeake A O. 46 Southern Ry 33
h ao pra viu
167 Southern Pacific. 63
44 Union Pacific 101
Chicaao G. W.
C.. M. A Bt. P.
Denver A R. G.
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd....
do 2d pfd
Illinois Central
I.ouis.
M . K
9vi do pfd 89
. 3v U. 8. Steel 4.1S
. b9 do pfd 9t
.w niwuri 1 "V
.142' do pfd 43
A Nash. ..1J6W Spanish 4s 76
A T 24 Rand Mines 11
43V
do Dfd 66 DcBeers
N. Y. Central.... It
BAR SILVER Steady; Z6Hd per ounce.
MONEY 2V3 0r cent. The rate of dis
count in tha cpen market for short bills I
Is 2112 11-16 per cent and for three-months'
bills i e-lHJ-t per cent.
Eaak 4'learlnae.
OMAHA. March 11. Bank clearings to
ds y, 81.23.711.07, corresponding day last
ytar. 81.121.824 46; Increase. 8161.366.62.
CHICAGO. March 11. Clearlnsa. 378.S8J..
U, balances, 61.449.0W; posted exchange,
Trade In Mlalas; Stocks.
COLORADO SPRINGS, March 11.
Charley L. Tutt, Spencer Penrose and
Charles McNeill, officers of the United
States Reduction and Kenning company,
tndav nurchased 82 per cent of the caDltal
stock of the Granite Mining company, pay.
ing thereror i4JU,uuu, ine company owns
the granite mine aJt Cripple Creek.
Condltioa of the Treasary.
WASHINGTON. March 11. Todav'a
statement of the treasury balancea In the
general fund, exclusive or the iw.000,0u0
gold reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, 3177,417,142;
gold, 393.454,813.
Wool Market.
ST. . LOUIS, March 11. WOOL Dull.
nominal; medium grades, 13gl8c; light fine,
12'trl4c; heavy fine, 1(3 12c; tub washed, 14
BOSTON. March 11. WOOL The trade
here Is still quiet and what with the fair
prospects of the last week, together with
a threatened strike In the big mills, ths
developments of the past week have been
rather difficult to an active wool market.
There has been no weakness In prices on
what wool has been sold. The available
offerings In territory wools lsck that chotoe
selection which could be found In these
wool prices to ths heavy purchases of the
past six months, which cut so deeply Into
the supplies of the country. Fine wools
have become well reduced In stock, as well
as fine medium of good staple, snd these
wools command full ngures. Choice lots of
flue territory wools are quoted at 48c.
scoured, while good stapled lots command
60c. Fins medium territory wools ara
ciuoted on tbe basis or 44iT4ive. scoured.
Fleece wools ara aulet. with prices holdins
the same ss last week. Ohio fine delatno-ls
quoted at ISWc. but 29c Is the general ask
ing ngure: onios quotea at zac ana sdovs
at 27c. There Is little doing in Australian
wools, available offerings being very light,
The demand for wool continues quiet, but
vslues are very Arm. Fine territory wools
have become well reduced in stock, as well
as fine medium of good stsple. For choice
lots of fine territory wools the market Is
firm on the scoured basis of 48c, while good
stapled lots are quoted at 60c. Fine me
diums are quotable on ths basis of 44(n-46c,
scoured, ror good lots, wiin ins rangs
higher If well atapled. Medium territory
woola are quotable at 38 40c, scoured. The
market la ouiet. out values noia steady.
Ohio fine delaine at 2v,c. but 29c is ths
general figure asked. Ohio snd shove ia
ouoied at ztxnyevc. i nert is nine doing in
Australian wools, available offerings being
llcht.
LONDON. March 11. WOOL The sales
were dom ron ed today owing to ths fog.
ST. LOUIS. March 11. WOOL Quiet:
territory and western mediums, lbtJHVic;
fine. 12'a lc; coarse. 120 uc.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, March 11. DRY GOODS
Market for all descriptions of print cloths
la airected by the uncertain labor condi
tions at Fall River, neither buyers nor
sellers showing much disposition to do
business. In this market conditions show
little change In any direction. The tone
continues very .firm In most descriptions.
with demand or ordinary proportions.
MANCHESTER, March ll.-CLOTHS
Irregular and depressed. Tarns easy.
No,
39...
3...
6...
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16...
14...
4...
16...
8...
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1
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8 60
4 26
4 60
4 60
4 66
4 76
4 80
4 85
4 90
4 90
6 00
6 10
Av.
735
465
760
1076
780
901
895
953
9U6
966
1170
1U67
1166 6 16
1113 6 16
973 6 20
1000 i 2p
980
907
1000
92
9o
1014
922
1141
1014
1138
10X2
889
1094
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I 26
6 26
6 26
6 26
I 40
6 40
t 40
6 46
6 45
6 60
6 60
6 60
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1064
940
1350
1106
1067
1063
1137
1366
e as .1166
1247
1181
1124
1233
1108
1211
1169
1116
12S8
1270
12S5
1293
.133
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6 66
6 65
6 60
6 60
6 60
6 60
6 60
6 60
6 60
6 t
6 65
6 70
6 70
6 70
6 70
6 76
6 75
60
6 60
6 80
i 86
6 90
..1483 6 90
..Hrt 6 90
..7813 8 00
.1120 f ou
1406
1406
146
1340
9u0 6 60
.1199 6 66
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
10
20
30
40
827
. 361
. 840
. 790
.1000
. 750
. 8M)
. 730
. 820
.1010
. tMO
. 820
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942 4 80
.1179 6 00
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3 26
3 26
3 26
3 40
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
2 60
900 3 60
961 2 60
... 920
... 863
... 970
... 850
...1010
...lOttO
...120
...1032
... 790
...1020
2 70
3 76
3 76
3 75
3 75
3 76
3 76
2 86
3 00
3 00
.1140 3 00
967 3 00
833 3 00
, 833 3 00
660 3 15
996 3 20
, 9.S2 3 26
. 860
. 9x0
.1030
. 962
. 938
. u0
.1047
8 26
3 26
3 30
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 40
3 65
..1066 3 75
.. 846 8 75
..97 8 80
..1)0 4 00
...960 4 00
..1110 40
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. 795
. 878
. 631
730
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4 30
4 30
4 35
4 35
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4 40
4 40
4 40
4 60
4 60
4 60
.13ii0 4 60
843 4 60
4 00
4 10
4 16
4 16
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HEIFERS.
3 26 16
3 60
1203
.....luol
1148
1063
1130
941
933
1251
13u0
1040
1410
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1022
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6h. Pr. No. , av. 8h. Pr.
... 4 75 83..... .260 40 6 10
... 4 75 72 235 ... 8 10
... 4 75 73 261 80 8 10
... 6 00 , 73 217 ... 10
... 6 00 61 226 ... 6 10
... 6 60 76 200 ... 6 10
... 6 80 73 341 160 10
40 6 80 69 224 80 6 10
... 5 80 83 196 ... 8 10
... 6 85 68 228 200 10
40 6 85 .81 208 40 6 10
... 6 15 29 213 ... 10
200 6 86 74 222 80 6 10
40 6 90 6 2"9 ... 10
... 6 90 70 231 40 8 10
... 6 95 67 221 ... ( 10
... 6 95 77 222 80 10
80 6 95 20 266 ... 15
40 6 95 67 236 ... 6 15
280 6 00 63 220 40 8 15
80 8 00 83. 226 200 15
... 6 00 . 63 246 ... 8 15
... 6 00 40 228 ... 15
... 00 76 220 130 15
... 6 00 68 246 ... 6 15
... 6 00 68 265 ... 8 15
80 00 63 296 40 I 15
80 6 00 72 239 ... 8 15
... 00 74 222 120 6 15
80 8 00 177 233 160 8 15
120 8 00 68 269 120 8 15
... 6 00 62 218 ... 6 15
... 00 66 281 120 15
80 02 131 209 ... 16
80 6 06 80 3"0 ... 6 15
... 6 05 62 212 ... 8 IS
... 8 06 85 253 ... 8 15
80 6 06 72 263 120 6 17
40 6 05 64 237 80 6 17
80 6 06 47 269 120 6 17
160 6 06 49 274 ... 17
... 8 06 67 240 ... 8 17
... 6 06 80 243 ... 8 30
... 6 05 59 203 40 8 20
80 05 65 250 80 20
80 6 06 64 274 ... 6 20
... 05 44 258 ... 6 20
80 6 06 66.. ..'..276 40 6 20
80 8 05 68 300 40 8 20
... 4 06 68 261 ... 6 20
80 6 06 82.. ....271 ... 8 20
40 6 06 72 260 40 20
80 6 06 66 247 ... 6 20
120 8 05 64 264 40 8 20
80 6 05 60 269 ... 8 20
160 6 05 60 254 40 6 20
120 6 07 48 273 ... 6 22
160 6 10 48 241 40 6 25
40 6 10 66 254 ... 6 26
... 6 10 - 68 268 ... 8 26
40 6 10 60 21 ... 6 36
... 6 10 65 290 80 6 25
40 6 10 68 702 40 8 26
120 6 10 64 275 ... 8 25
... 6 10 10..... .303 ... 6 25
... 8 10 16 327 ... 6 25
40 6 10 35 278 ... 8 25
80 6 10 62 262 ... 30
... 6 10
ft tyvtM76; bulls 3! vff4 60; calves. 38.ervr76n:
Texss and Indian steers. graaera, 33 3Mi
4 26; fed, 34. 406 80; cows and belters, 32.66t
8-9.
HOGS Receipts. 4.90ft head; market 6o
higher; pigs, 3 9.00; packers, 3A90fl.76;
butchers, 86.inft.46.
SHEEP AND IA MBS Receipts. J.fOO
bead; market stead v; native muttons, 33.90
4(5.26; lambs, 35.6tvfB6.76; culls and bucks,
22.6v4.76; stockere. 31.6txyi.26.
Xew York lite stork Market.
NEW YORK, March II. REEVES Re
ceipts. 2DS head, mainly consigned direct:
ne sales reported; dressed beef stead v;
city dressed native sides, "yiftc per lb.
Cables quoted American steers at lSUc.
dressed weight. Exports today were 1.404
beeves l,9no sheep and 901 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 814 hesd, with 299
hesd on sale; steady; shout 60 head un
sold; veals sold at 84.6n4iS.00, wlh a few
tops at 31.25; city dressed veals. 9fjM2c
per lb.
HOGS Receipts. 3.267 hesd; one deck on
sale; market weak; a bunch of state hogs
sold at 36.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,968
neaa; snout 11 cars on sale; general sheep
market steady; lambs about steady; pens
not fully cleared; sheep sold at W'.OOtf 00.
top figures for very good; lambs st 60
fr7.00; culls at 35; dressed muttons. 88910
per lb.; dressed lambs, 10tfl2e.
Sloax City Live Stock Market.
niwuA fiii. ia.. msren 11. (Special
Telegram.) CATTLE Receipts, l,2oft: mar-
b. - a - . v h..tM fti VWST K . " V . :
" ' v . . ...... , ....... , y, vu I) U
' . . -1 . 1- , en.. ri o nu .eeri
er. 33.00t2u4.50: veartlnsa and rilv.i ti w
4.25. '
HOGS-ReoeiMe, 1,600: market lftc higher,
selling at 35 .9b.35; bulk. 36.96ti4.06.
SHEEP Receipts, 100; steady.
St. Joseph Mre Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. March' ll.-CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1.800 head: stesdy,' psjJves, 84. 7W!
ro, otwp ana net rer. 11. Tata, so; vrsia, S3.1XJ
. 76: stockere and feMsrs, It 6 416.16,
HOGS-Receipts, .30i head: fctf.lOe higher;
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.66
head; steady; western sheep, 34 00.75.
Stock la Sight. ' .
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal
markets for March 11:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 9 Ail tui i
inicsgo 44.000
Kansas City 6,300
St. Louis 4,100
St. Joseph 1,800
194
.,197
196
.210
.193
.217
...238
...206
...203
...207
...277
...228
44 258
62 257
72... .221
68 211
67. ...,.224
64 201
63 231
86 199
77 213
10 268
SHEEP There was a fairly liberal run of
sneep nere toaay, wnicn makes the supply
ior tne nrst two days this week some.
what heavier than for the same daya of
laat week and not far from the same as for
the corresponding days of last year. Sheep
sold without much trouble at Just about
steady prices, where the quality wss at all
satisfactory, but the tendency was to
pound the market a little on lambs. As a
general thing tbeep could be quoted stesdy,
wnite iambs were about 10c lower than
yesterday. Sellers did not like to take
off much, and aa a result tha market was
not very active.
Quotations: Choice llshtwelaht vearllnsa
J5.50tfl5.86; good to choice yearlings, 15.259
(.60; choice wethers, 35.00ig6.2&; fair to good
wetners, 4 ouvpi wj; cnoice ewes, 11 B0W-4.7&;
fair to good ewes, 34 .?5B4.60: common ewes,
33.004.00; choice lambs. 36.16(36.30; fair to
good lambs, 85.906.16; feeder wethers, 3400
64.60; feeder lambs, 34.6006.00. Repreeenta.
live saies:
No.
2 western ewes
441 western ewes
478 feeder wethers....
218 yearling wethers..
21 cull lamps
4 western lambs
264 Colorado lambs....
264 Colorado lambs....
607 Colorado lambs....
224 western ewes
1 western wether ...
248 western wethers ..
641 western lambs .....
625 western lambs ....
6 cull ewes
86 cull ewes
bucks ..."
468 western ewes
41 yearling wethers ..
118 western wethers ..
128 western lambs
Av.
. 90
. 97
. 84
. 96
. 66
. 80
. 91
. 91
. 6
. 94
. 160
. 90
. 73
. 81
. 81
. 85
. 126
. 89
. 81
. 67
. 86
Pr.
4 60
4 50
4 76
5 40
5 60
6 00
3 20
6 2)
20
4 60
6 00
5 10
20
20
2 26
3 36
3 00
4 60
4 80
t 30
13
23.000
9.000
4,900
8,200
10.0 O
3.5-0
l.0
1.660
Total.
.60,148 64.362 24,666
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, March ll.-COTTON-Spot
closed dull; middling. Cc: middling gulf,
c; sales, 1,815 bales. Futures closed
barely steady; March, 8.87c; April. 8.87c;
May, 8.73c; June, 8.76c; July, 3.77o: August,
8.60c; September, 8.80c; October, 8.10c; No
vember, 8.01c; December, 8.OI0. The mar
ket opened firm, 2(S6 points higher, on gen
eral buying brought on by the failure of
Liverpool to fully respond to the heaviness
here of yesterday. Moreover, the trade
here had some reckoning In a serious de
cline under the bad South African news,
but to which English traders seemed to
attach little Importance, so far as Its
effect on cotton and ootton goods waa con
cerned. Following the call, Liverpool con
tinued to work higher and prices In the
local redan Improved. Houston estimated
small receipts for tomorrow and southern
spot market news was bullish. But after
rising to 8.80c for Msy and to 8.86c for
July, fresh liquidation set In and bear
pressure became a feature. A large esti
mate for tomorrow'a New Orleans receipts
and fears of stop orders being reached
caused room longs and shorts alike to
the selling side. Before a rally occurred
May broke to 8.72c and July to 8.76o. . For
the rest of the session the market was
very feverish at times, stiffening on de
mand from shorts to secure profits, but
later weakening again under pressure of
long cotton. The close waa barely steady,
with prices 4 points lower to 1 point higher.
Total sales were estimated at 25,000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 11. COTTON
Easv; sales, 1,150 bales; ordinary, 7 7-lSc;
food ordinary, 7 15-16c; low middling,
5-16c; middling. 8c: good middling, 9c;
middling fair, 9;c; receipts, 4.618 bslea;
stock. 305.374 bales. Futures steady: March,
8.63(S.55c: April, 8.6Sfff8.60c; May, 8.6tV&8.67c;
June, 8.7068.72c; July, 8.7668. 77c: August,
861ff.62c; September, 8.15&6.17o; October,
7.94fi7.96c.
ST. LOUIS. Mar-h 11. COTTON-Qulet;
no sales; middling, 8 9-lec; receipts, 3,873
bales; shipments, 3,813 bales; stock, 49,333
bales.
GALVESTON, Tex., March ll.COTTON
-Ouiet at 8c
LIVERPOOL, March 11. COTTON Spot;
quiet; prices In buyers' favor; American
middling. 4 26-32d; the sales of the day
were 6,000 bales, of which 600 were for
speculation and export and Included 6,400
American; receipts, 21.000 bales. Including
20,600 American. Futures opened easier and
closed quiet: American middling, I. m. c,
March, 4 46-64d, buyers; March and April,
4 45-64d, buyers; April and May, 4 45-64421
4 46-64d, sellers; May and June, 4 46-64d,
buyers; June and July, 4 46-64d, buyers;
July and August, 4 48-64d; August and Sep
tember, 4 41-6434 42-64d, buyers ; September
snd October, 4 32-64d. sellers; October and
November, 4 37-6464 28-64d. buyers.
Oil and Rosla.
OIL CITY, March ll.-OIL-Credlt bal
ances. 31.16; certificate, no bid; shipments,
74,151 bbls.; average. 62.909 bbls.; runs, 82,613
bbls.: average, 67,390 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. March 11 OIT
Spirits turpentine, firm, 43c. Rosin, stead v;
r. x. v., is, .i.vrvr, rvj, .1.00, r, .l.; r. 91.4ri;
H. 31.60: I. 3176; K. 32 46: M, 32 f6; N. 33.25;
W. G.. 83.60; W. W.. 33.85.
TOLEDO. O.. March 11. OIL North
Lima. 85c; South Lima and Indiana, 60c.
NEW YORK. March 11. OIL-Cottonaeed
steadier; prime crude, nominal; prime yel
low, 4ivi'fl4.c. Rosin, nrm. Turpentine,
firm.
LIVERPOOL, March 11 OIL-Cottonseed,
Hull refined has declined to 24s.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Are Strong, Hogs Higher aad
- Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO. March ll.-CATTLE-Recelots.
44.000 head: strong; steers, nominal. 86.60
7.00; poor to medium. 34 00&4.30; stoekers
and feeders. 32.609.Z6: cows, fi.zpri3.ao:
heifers, :.6T(6.75; canners. 11.25457.40; bulls
$2.&0t84.66; calves, 33.004jr4l.6O; Texss fed
steers. 4.75-lja.SO.
HOOtJ Receipts, za.VJU neaa; estimated
tomorrow. 32.000: left over. 8.6O0: market &3
loo higher; mixed and butchers. 86.966-40:
good to choice heavy, 86 3oi6.47; rough
heavy. 86 ((. 26: light. 8a.Kin.l6 bulk of
sales. 6.00ig6.30.
SHEEP ANIJ 1MHH9- tteceipis, iw.imi
head; best grades steady and strong; good
to choice wethers. 34.6im6.25: fair to choice
medium. 33.76lu4.40: western sheep. U.Vfi
6 66; native lambs, 34.0txi36.6O; western lambs.
6.2.Vvi.&0.
Official yesterday: Receipts Cattle. 30.476
head; hogs, 67,32 head; sheep, 24,035 head.
Shipments Cattle 3,963 head; hogs, 14,994
head; sheep, 6,574 head.
Kansas City Live Stosk Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 11 CATTLE
Recelpta, 4,800 head natives, l.&ou nead Tex
ans. 3u0 head calves; butcher steers and
good cows and heifers, steady: ether grades
trifle lower; choice export and dressed beef
steers, 36.20fi6.60; fair to good, 3&.01K&6.2O:
stoekers and feeders, 33.2u34.90; western fed
steers, 4.aCfi.0O: Texas and Indian steers,
34 50frTo.50; Texas cows, 33 264.26; nstlve
rows. 83.6064.75: heifers. M "tiu 3&: canners,
32. Soft 3 26; bulls, 33.2Eii4 25; calves. M 60.60.
tlO Keceipi, w.wv iir-nu, niariei ac
tlv. ttolOc hlsher: top, M 624; bulk of sales
36. Oof.. 46; heavy, K35i4.62; mixed pack
era. 66.cc.g4.i6; fight. 35.40fe6.25; pigs, klm
I3i
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3 600
head; lambs, 6c higher; native lambs, 34.30
4i4.50; western lambs, 86. 164i 36 ; native
wethers. 85.26tt5.85; western wethers, 3 "(9
6.84: yearlings. u.iwii.io; ewes, Ha;
culls end feeders, 2 Offlt in. .
St. Loots Live Stock Market.
PT. IUIS. March 11. CATTLE Re
celpts. 4.1"0 head. Including 3.1O0 head Tex.
ans; market steady to strong: nstlve ship
nins and ex do it steers. 64 4?Mn6 66. with
atrirtlv fancy. 87 0fttfi7 26: dressed beef and
butcher steera, 34 01x14.16; steers under 1.0"0
lbs., 83.2! lot); ato Hers ana feeders. z tua
t-kOi cows and cellars, 3i.2iao.4i; canners,
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Frwlts,
NEW YORK. March 11. EVAPORATED
APPLES Condition remains unchanged;
trade for the day was quiet, with the tone
78Uc; prime,' 8c39c; choice, 8V410c; fancy.
lUV.W'llv-. .
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Con.
tlnue to show strength and activity gen
erally. Prunes are In active demand, with
higher ideas among holders. Supplies aro
fair. Apricots snd pesches ara having a
flood Jobbing trsde and are firm. Prunes,
7'7c. Apricots. Royal. WnMr; Moor Park.
1K'il2c. Peaches, peeled, 144? 16c; unpceled.
8i 10c.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. March 11. COPTrTTTT
Steady. Mild, dull; Cprdova. 81 2c. Tha
market opened steady, ' with prices un
changed and during the rest of the dsy
was dull and featureleas. with nrofa.slonal
Interests In control but Indifferent. There
was nothing In foreign market news to In
fluence sentiment here and ststistlcs aver
sged up quite as bearish as anticipated.
The market closed aulet. With nrinea net
unchanged. Total sales were 12.600 bsgs, In
cluding: jnarcn. siay, s.tuc; Septem
ber, 6.80c; October. 6.96c.
Sagar Market.
NEW ORLEANS. March' 11. SUGAR
Dull; open kettle, 8c; open kettle, rr.
trtfugal. 3314c: centrifugal yellow. SUA
3c: seconds, 2(!l3a. Molasses, stroua;
centrifugal. MfcWc.
NEW YORK. March 11 -BUG AR8tvad v:
fslr refining. 2c: centrifugal. 96 test, 3c;
molasses sugar. 2c; reflned, dulL
Polleesaaa Shoots Rarglar.
PEEK8KILL. N. T.. March 11. One
burglar was shot and killed and another
wounded by a policeman here today. The
men had broken Into the hardware afore
of Durham Bros, and were seen by two
policemen. The burglars tried to escape
and fired two shots at the policemen, one
of whom returned the fire. The dead man
waa Clarence Outhouse. 30 years old, of
Peeksklll. His companion, who Is under
srrest, refused to give his name. Ho waa
shot In the hand.
Work for Big Results,
If you are wise. It Is Just as easy to awing
a big deal as a little one. Wa wish to com
municate with promotsr, banker or lawyer
who appreciates this fact
We have a plan involving tbe formation
of local companies, a plan In which ultra.
conservative people will gladly Join, a plan
which will mean fortunes to an energetlo
and reliable promoter.
Manager, P. 0. Dox 1987
New York City.
REMOVAL!
Boyd Commission Co. have removed
from room 18, Chamber of Commerce,
to room 4, New York Life Building.
'Phone. 13.