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TJtE OMAHA IAIL,V BEE. 8ATTTTIPAV, MAITCH 22. 1002.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Hiiket riactnU rreooeritlT, leepbg
Speculator! Qneuinf.
LEADING THREE GRAINS CLOSE LOWER
Prevteloae Agola Act feetrary I
tVralaa aad toatlear AerenBlen
Caah ttaport Resln-ees
Ralaa ( Wtcrli.
CHICAGO. March 31 Grain were ner
vous and erratic ngatn todsy and kept
speculators guessing. The rsins In the
southwest were decidedly bearish In their
Influence, over wheat, while a continued
hravv port bnsuiese In caah wheat tanned
to Induce higher prlcee. Fluctuations
were frequent and other grains acted ira
pathetically. At the close May wheat bad
loet e. Mar corn Ht'"u and May oata e.
Provisions till acted contrary to grains
and cloeed 61Ho higher.
Wheat opened weak and lower on good
reins In many of the wheat alatea and de
clined atlll further on rather heavy Bell
ing. Theee ralna were much needed and
were supposed to be beneficial to the Brow
ing eroo. Argentine reporta Indicated an
Increased movement and atlll better pros
pects. Cables were slightly higher, hut had
little effect. Added to thin bearish In
fluence waa the advice from New York that
inu' h of the stuff reported Bold for export
eeterday waa still for eaje. May wheat,
which opened a shade to lower at
74'tf'73,,e. aold off to 73c. Ihen oama a
revival of yesterday' export bualneea.
A local hone aold 19 loads of cash wheat
and other points had good vales. This Bent
hurts to cover in a nurry. im rai iur
this account sent Diicea ud ami held
thel
market firm for a time at 74v,ai4Vo for
May. The southwestern reporta, however,
had the mint Influence In the market. Bt.
Louis wee week and waa selling liberally.
Kansas City May prlcee, which a month
g were 4c above Chicago, were quoted at
discount.
Liquidation started In on a free -! I
1.1.U the Air. bears sold short and prices I
tumhlxd. Trnde In general Increased and I
the outside speculator waa not in tne mar
ket enough to work against the bearish In
fluences. Mav went off and rinsed week.
c lower at 73Hi,7',14N Iocel receipts were
mi cars. 1 of contract arade: Mlnneapolle
and Duluth reported 283 cars, or a total for
the three points of 2G4 cars, against 2
last week and 4 a year ago. Primary re-
relnta were 474. 000 bushele. compared to I
711.WJ0 bushels last year. Seaboard clear-
ances In wheat and flour equalled 128.001)
bushels. Argentine ehlpmente were 1.2KS.00OI
Imnbels, against 428.000 bushels last weeg
nil IPl' fmO biuhels a year sao. The Bear I
board reported 62 loads taken for export. I
Corn followed wheat most or tne oy.
, The opening wis weak, but some good
csh business and light receipts helped to
a speedy reaction. The southwestern rains
iso were Duinen in mai inry w rrc -
ectetl to curUII the Interior movement.
There waa no outside trade to apeak of.
possibly a little selling from the south-
west and much of the lima the crowd put
In watching the wheat pit. The situation
In Argentine waa reported much Improved
harvesting bud already oegun ana mallards, per can. 3oo: extra selects, per can
the com was of good Quality. May corn
aold aa low aa eoyfcflOHc the first hour, but
later reacted to lc, with the wheat firm
ness. AVhen wheat broke late In the day
corn tumbled with It. short selling was
liberal and several long lines were said to
hsve been liquidated. A sharp decline toog.
Msv down to o4c. The close was weak,
k4c lower for May at H4C. Receipts
were 99 cars.
Onta were only moderately active, with
prices vleldlng somewhat with wheat and land, IS; No. 2 upland, t7; medium, 16.60
corn. The market waa largely a scalping coarse, $4. Rye straw, J. These prices
sfTalr and no Important trades were made, are for hay of good color and quality. Pa
Some Improvement was noted In the cash mand fair. Recelpta, heavy,
business, which tended to support the pit VEOHTTABLiES
against any marked decline, l.ountry offr- SEED POTATOES Per bu fthlna 11 sa-
Ings were about the same as they have)
been of late. There was still some ner-l
vn.,.n.a In Mav ontlons. but the flurdua-
tlons were narrow. May ciosen easy. c 1
down at 43ViC. Keceinis were 1111 cars.
Provisions showed strong again today
saalnat the depression In grains. Thre
was an opinion prevalent that were It not
for toe alump in cereals nog proaucxs
would have had a marked advance. The
local run of hogs waa small and prices
were higher at the yards. Good buying
advanced all products after a higher open
ing. Lard offerings were tree, but
well taicen. May dotk cioeeo. iuo up a.i
118 May lard a shad higher at ffcaVft
i. 47U and May rlba fc&Tttc higher at f.6$
g.&;
Klmated receipt, for tomorrow: Whaa. fil'0' frJ'0
1 cr. enrn. 140ara: oata. lsfi eara: baas. I SlTi'f.orn, . .
2d cars; corn. 140 cars; oats, 166 ears; hogs,
Cft.oro head.
The leading; futures ranged aa follows
Articles. I Open. 1 1llgh.l Low. Close. Yea' y.
Wheat
May
July
Sept
Corn
May July
Sept.
Osta
May
July
Sept.
fork
May July
lard
Msv July
Sept.
Ulna
Mav
July
Sept.
f7ttlTH
74h3H"H'
4H
74H4
aw
T814J
"
74
I
T4i
tJa
losisWi
MS
4SV.
4JH
i,,i'P'',fi
I I H
81 am
?7 St."'4
4SH H 4'
I ! I
15 62H
1 45-TH
6TJ
4fi
9 60
9 K
t 60
I 85 8 7H
t 76 t I 77Vs
a sin
B 70
No. 1
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLO! It Market easy; winter pat
ents, 83.8nm m; winter siraignts, 13.3041a.7er
fecials 94- mrlna
h&ivFa- n
, 7ZTI8i4o, NO. 7
clears. 83.nnrji.4o: spring spec:
patents, vj"rti.o; strsignis.
WIIFAT No. I aprtng,
red. liW!c.
OATS No. i, 4!)9mie; No. t white, 46o;
In. a nil. w(ivai
RYE No. 1 674JU7S4C,
BARLLY- Fir to choice malting, H4T6TO.
ocmi'st ,,m, 1
western. $172: clover, contract grade. 18.75.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 115.50
cns.ua. Lara, per ius ids.. i.xcyttie.4a snort
rina sides tioose), BV4oara,W. Dry salted
shoulders (boxedl, n.Wrifyl.Z. Short clear
side (noxea, y.uuejv.io.
WHISKY On basis of high win as. 8190.
The following were the recelpta and ship
ments ior nm ul
Articles. neceipts. BBlpmants
flour, bbla
wheat, bn,. ......
Corn, bu
Oata, bu
Rye. bu
Barley, bu ..
n 000
4,oi
MW
... ta.OiiO
... 68.000
... 1.000
..: 17.000
72.000
iii.wui
19.000
ln the Produce exchange today the but
ter market wee easier; creameries, '!rti7Hc:
. . 1 I r. LJ If .. 1 . . a , . . ? . '
naif l-e. i.uu. v urtTian, iiwar, llgiTl.sac,
aggs, aicu y , irvin, Maxf lt-ic.
IKW YORK . 4SETKRAL MARKET.
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NEW YORK. March 21.-TTI. OCR-Re
ceipts. zz,47i DM1.1 exports, 14.791 bbls.; dull,
bare4r eteady; winter patents, 83.8&4.26i
winter straighta. I3.769a.a6: winter extras.
f load : winter low rracisa, 82 v3 10;
Mliineaota patents. 83.7bdd.tu: Mlnneants
bekera. 81 V-4a-2o. Rye flour, dull; fair to
goc-o 1$ Jaw to; cnoica te tanoy, 8 aug 7a.
CORN MK.AL Easy ; yellow western, l,90
afloat; state. MpCo cut. New York car'
lo'a.
BARLPTY-Indl; feeding, OfttiBa e. I. f
New York! malting. 6047X0 c. L f. New
York.
V, U1UT- Receipt a, 91.9M bo Spot, easy;
Uo. 9 red. bbVms. elevator; No. red, tTVfco f.
v. 9. innaij ,-,n. m nonntm, Luiuin. StaO I.
e. b. afloat; Nol 1 hard, Manitoba. l?4c f.
b. afloat. At a shade under last ntaht'al
prVes wheat ruled fairly at ady all dav,
wirn a nervms mcai traae inn aeiiina
cr-arkad by further export rumors and
nigner nanies. eatner news furnished the
chief bear Influence, aa more rain was re
ported In the aouthweet. Near the loee
unloading by room traders caused a sharp
-rr kiki iMMi. prwmm were ,n lower
Marrh eitiend at TVr-: 9la, IntlMiV
i a
',; September. T',:V-; closed at 7V
JORN-8te-elpts, 72.0UO bu.; exports, 1,J
ei. Spot, eeusy; No, 8. KSe, elevator, and
l f. o. h. ailoe4. Coro had an early de
cline undo pnrtiperte for larger rrcrlpl f
anai n arising, ion 11 raiuea on caplee and
tun wnaav aner waion It yielded to un
leading and closed weak at wrV net d-'
rllnc: Mav. KViiSM a : rnmrt at li.'.Vn, Ji-
fta'--Vc; cleeed et &c. September. 44-
44 Vo: closed at V-OATS-lietlpta.
lcavto bu.; exporta, 4
i-ii. ftr. easy; jo. 1, ao: No. 1, 47V
.e. Z white. 6r; No. mhlte, llr; track
mixed western, 4SH3nnn; track, white, litf
w. .rrunna aou uo irregular, ruling gen
erslrv weak.
HAT 0.tle! Bhtpptog, t0O6e; good to
chyle. J 44H(4
HOPS nrm: state, common to choice,
lioi eroo. 14i14te: old, itiic: Pacific roast
1X1 cmp, 14Le; 1Jm crop, ltHySllic;
Ot'lS, fp'10'-
Hir""-Seady; Os! vest on, 99 te 3 Ihs.
Ilu; canrnruta ii u a ids,, isc; IS.
J to e li-a . 14e.
LJCATHt' R S'eady : hemlock sole. Buenos
Avrea. lle-v,! to hea vv weights. 94-'c.
T'HOVISIONS -Heef flrra: fernflr. JM
15 M I 15 74
16 TO I 16 (OH
48 I SO
67V, 0
70 7S4
I 65 I 70
I 75 I 60
18 W I 16 67V4
15 to 1 16 rni
1 46 9
66
. (XriMkMM. (iA0u4loAt, beai ta.mj4.IJLW
L ' i n 1 1 1 - . . .
trUCO; packet, ltvim.: city, extra India
mm. fli htf1H Out meats. ifMilt: ntrlt-
Ii'i v -ti. aa : y j , , w i a p nini n e ik , i
17.26, pickled hams, 89 (-tfio.oO. lord, steady;
etern steamed, 9.7Mf4.tK; March closed at
. nominal: renpen, nrm : ooniinenr.
mi. oouin Amnnr, 410.10; compound, 17.76
ft.Wi Pork. eteadr: family. 116 W717.:
abort clear, 117.a?e.A0; mesa, t1JtiH0.
WOOL Quiet; domestlo fleece, J5ic.
RICH Firm: dnmealkv fair In .itn M.
ntK - nfP6, mm pk...: nark
sretuiy; state osiry, 23irz3c; state creamery,
Xt-Saue: June creamery, held, BfWc; fac-
CIIEfc.8K-Receipts, 4.206 pkgs.; market
firm; fancy lirge full cream, fall make,
colored, lJj2?e; fancy small state full
cream, early make, colored. )913'tc; fancy
large full cream, fall make, white, 1?'
i:Vir; fancy small state full cream, early
make, white, l:l43l3Vo.
BWB-Bene lute. 7.115 okas. : market
barely ateady; atate and Pennsylvania,
lete; weaiem at mint, 1IV.
BUG AH Raw. firm: fa r refining. I 16-16e:
centrifugal. M teat, 7-16e; molasses sugar.
i ii-jnc: rennea, nrm; crtienea, m.nc;
powdered. 4.85c: granulated. 4.75c.
mr p.r,-yiiii p.o. I kio, o'Vf'Tt.c.
MOLASSES Steady: New Orlesns. 3441
41c.
POnVTRY-Alive. firm: chickens, lie:
turkeys, 18c; fowls. 2Vic. Dressed, firm;
chickens. ll"19o: fowls. 12c: turkeys. HWI
12c.
taijatw steady; city (Ji per pkg., S'ic;
country (pkg. freel, 6Vti,c.
Miti A ijty I lie course or the metal mar
keta today did not bring nut a single fea
ture of general interest at home and the
foreign markets were without distinctive
features. Jcal prlcee were unchanged In
all case. Tin closed ateady at about 2 7
4727.00 for spot: London was unchanged,
with spot at (l If and futures at 114
Re. Oopper riled stead v but Inactive hare
at Sl2.url2.S7Vt for lake and at Il2.0nftl2.
for eloctrolytlo and casting; London copper
closed 2s td lower for spot at W M and
futures at &2. lead waa steady at home
and abroad, with New York cloalnr at
u sna lionnon at 11 Jtx. spelter heu
about ateaily and unchanged at all points
with the local price at ti.fo and London at
17 Us d. Iron waa Inactive here and un
changed. Pig iron warrants cloeed nomi
nal; fio. 1 northern foundry. 118 KXWIS.60;
No. I northern foundtv. 18.81.(: No. i
aouthnm foundrj-. 17.8v?n8.SO; jfo. 1 aoft
lTJl0i2iiSv:' w. English
markata l44Wd higher. Olasgow cloaad
t 62s TO and Middleeborough at 46s Ud.
OM AHA WHOLBIALE MARKBTS.
Coadltlaa at Trade aa ttaatatleas aa
Staple an Faaey Prsscc,
EOOS tncludlng new No. 2 eases, MS;
caaca returned lie
LIVE POULTHY Chickens, sHffle; old
roosters. S'gHc; turkeys, ldStfc: ducks and
a;eeae,
DRESHKU POTJLTBT Turkevs, 12lBo-
dunka. iiiilc- mm iivniii- kU.
0c. '
MUTTER Packing; stock. 18Hc; choice
dairy .In tubs, llXSac; separator, 278Sc.
FROZEN FISH Biack bass. 18o: white
bass, 10c; blueflsh, 12c; bullheads, Wc; buf-
iaioes, ic: catnsn, lac: cod, I9c; crapples,
1014c; halibut, llo; barring, to; haddook.ro;
pike. 8c: red ananoer. 10c: salmon. 13c: aim.
fish, sc; trout, c; whlteflsh. 80; pickerel,
Jc; fresh mackerel, each, 20335c: smelts.
ioc.
OYSTERS Mediums, par can, 22c; stand-
33c; New York counts, per can, 40e; bulk
standards, per gal, 11.26: bulk, extra . se
lects. Il.tOOleS: New York counts, ner aal
1.75.
PIQEONB-Live, per dog.. 0c.
VEAL Choice. 6flC
CORN Rc.
OATS 4c.
BRAN Per ton. Il.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whols-
sale Hay Iealers' association: chnlna tin
Rose. 81.16: Triumphs. IL
. .Mr.yHva"r "otuuhm. ai.vs;
Di-iKA rtv-T7U X.T .1 ale na .
Colorado,
.Vi,
CARROTS Per bu., 76c
BEETS Per bu. basket, 60c.
TURNIPS Par bu.. 60c: Kutabaaaa. nap
100 IBS.. 11.25.
PARSNIP Per bu., goo.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, par dog., 12.
ORQEN ONIONS Per dos.. acoordln. c
glia of bunches, BCJOo.
LhJi'f ucn. ueaa. per hamper, fl.60; hot-
no
ioum. per dos.. 40Bc.
PARgXJDY-Per dos.. loijatc.
RAD1BUES Par dos aLa.
CABBIE Holland seed, crated, Ifcfftc.
OMIONS Spanish, per crate. n.a&: liTch.
xoauivu-sionoa, per s-Bgakat crate.
Faunm
APPLES Ben Davis, per bbl.. 84.60: Win
gaps, Ui Jonatnana, 6.ou; Dellaflowera, par
I W!!
ris-Aius vutsra, j.x; Lawrenca, H 2c9
"Tr- ,
Ci RAPES Malagas, per keg. 17.60.
vtkSvnojiuuujM rsr bdi., i.o;
per
crate, 82.76.
NAVZ BEANS Per bu,, IMvfflS.OO.
FIOS California, new cartons.
61; im-
ported, per lb.. U14c
TKOriCAIj FRUITS.
ORANOBS California navels, fancv. 12. ID
10: onniot, aa.aes.(v; Duaaeo, is.
Ljuyiun a rancy, is.su; cnoice. j) zs.
huhnh. imrdlnv In ata
l 1 BtJtkaaUAN 1DUU O.
NUTB New crop walnuts. No
1 soft
hell, per lb., 12c; bard shell, per lb., HHo;
io. 1 soft abeU. 10c: No. 9 hard shell
1, o;
Braaila. par lb., 14c; filberts, tier lb., 11c;
almonda. soft shell, 17c; hard shell, leo;
pecans, large, per id., uo; small, 10c; cocoa-
nuts, per saca:, i.ou.
nuiai rw mini v k t . m m
CIDER Nehawka, per bbl., 83.26; New
Tors, 8,110.
HIJDB8 No. 1 green. SVe: Vo. C freen.
W' No- 1 l. 7cJ No- :t"- 6c! "0.
19 to U lbs.. c; dry hides, fllSc; sheep
pelt. 75c: horse hides. 91.5Ci22.14,
rxuxuna-rw to to.
St. Lee Is Oral aud PreTlsleas.
t. IiOTJIS. March JL WHEAT Lower:
na. a rart. rsin. elevator. traex. is
7vic: May, ria; juiy, izw, no. x nai
RN Iower: No. 9 rash. 68.0 : track,
tm2c; May, 0Sc; July, SOSc; Septem
ber. 67U0.
OATS Lower; No. 9 cash, 46c: track.
j4o; May, Uo; July, KHic: No. 9 white,
'rye-huii at oc
OH .t TX fs11 a1r aa1 avltiiAa ak tartl as
tJSf.iiI.fei: extra fancy and stralrht. 8A.S62P
in- clear. U.M U.
SEED Timothy, dull. 86.OOSJ6.00: prima
worth more.
CORNMEAIj Steady. 13.10,
H RAN Dull, heavy; sacked, east track.
I1C.
HAY Timothy, steady, il.iH.gM.&u; prai
rle. strona. tlO.6uCrll.6a
WHISKY Steady. 61 JO
IRON COTTON TIES 9L
B AOOI Ni I 6WiSl,c.
HEMP TWmE Oo.
PROVISIONS Pork. higher: lobbing,
new. 916 20; old, 818."'. Lard, higher at 9 20.
Lry aalt meats (Doxeat. strong; extra
shorts. 8A7o; clear rlba. W Wa: clear sides,
llirii. Bacon tbuxed.i, strong; extra shorts.
V'xi clear nos. ; clear siaes. -sv.id.
Mil AUI-WIO. ailiet. I.l"Tc4.1za. BPSl-
ter. etronr at 44.1JV.
TOiiliTni-rirm cnicacns. c; turaeya,
12c: ducks. 9c: aaese. 4ac.
BUTTKK steady; creamery. 3ir:sc:
dairy, lifl',ac.
t;u(-jiixner at J4c.
RlX-fclPTS Klour. 8.000 bbls.: wheat. 43,
000 bu.: corn. W.OoO bu.: oata. 43, CM) bu.
ntiJ 1 o r mur, ddis. ; wneat,
26,000 bu.; corn, 92.000 bu.; oata, 1,000 bu.
Uverpeet Grata autd Pre-vtsteae.
LIVERPOOL. March 21.-WHEAT-Spo4,
quiet; No. 9 red weatern winter, as Id; No.
1 northern spring. 6s Id: No. 1 Csllfoml
6a 4d; future quiet; aiarcn. va ili; May,
1 4: July. Be UUd.
CORN Spot. Arm- American mixed, as
I "Nd: A
merican mixed, old, 6a 9d: futures
Btrafly: May. es :su; July, 0 l,o.
PT-AS Canadian, atesdy at sd.
KUIUR-HI. Lojls tancy wluter. Arm a
Is.
hops At Lonaen tracine coast), firm
8 UH M
PHO v IBIONS Bsef. firm, extra India
mess, sua. rurx. at eaay; prime mm, west
..lern. 6.s. Ham, aleady; short cut. 26 to
ii , ' , , . , -, ' 1 ,- 1 v uiiiucriana
cut. firm: z to id ids.. 4; shoit ribs,
steady: i to Z4 ids. is i; long clear mid
dies, Itgnt, a 10 h ins , 4 41; long rlea
middles, heavy. 16 to 40 lbs.. 44s td : short
clear backs. It to 20 lus.. 46a 6d: clear bel.
lire It to li. lbs., 47s. Shoulders, square, 11 to
II ins.. a. lam. ataaay; prime western,
In iiercee. nrm, zas d ; American refined
in pans. u kj
BV'TTER firm: finest United States,
IBs: gooo 1 nitxa Biatea. mb-
CHfcKSB lrm; American finest White
bu; American nitce; coioreu. Ms.
TAt.lXiW Prtme city. firm, ham Id
RaHpta of wheat during the last three
aas, iub.wv niais. lnciuaing m.uuo A man
on jo receipia or American corn
Kaaaaa City tirala aad Pvevfaleas
KANSAS CITY. Murch 21. WHEAT
sisv. ewe: juiv. v.r: raan s hnM
7co7ic: jno. a. 70c; no. s red. 78l,c; No.
si.ni.s nr.
CORN Way. 6n.r: September. tVic: ch
No. 9 mtx4, I144k:; No. J white. ttHfhaVc
No 1 Z6Vc.
tATT p,o. I WTiue. etLrfiric.
M-r.-Nn. I. e.
CXeUSy-feteadii X SBArka Me. I vtUUweod
raaeo laetitded, quetevl en 'ohangaj, 12c per
doa: caees returned. lTVv
HAY Choloe timothy. 919.M; choice pral
rle, 9118
BUTTER Creamery, 99c; dairy, fancy,
90c.
RECEIPT" Wheat, 97. 80S bu.; corn. 35 90
bu : oets. a.oiA bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 44,000 bu.J corn, 24,
900 bu,; oets, 9,ooo bu.
Toledo Oi-ala aad Seed.
TOLEDO, O., March 11. WHEAT Active
and weak; cash, TWic; May, 7Hc; July.
i.'ORN-Djll. weak and lower; cash, 60c;
May. ;c; Julv, 9c.
OATS ixili and weak; cash, 431c; May,
43tac; July, ,'c.
CIX)VnkSEED-rslrty active and easier;
March, 96.J7H; April, 9e.lQ; October, 96.10.
Philadelphia Predace Market.
PHILAEDLPH1A, March . BUTTITR
Firm; extra western creamery, JOc; extra
nearby prints, lie.
KOS He lower; fresh nearby, 16c; fresh
western, lc; fresh southwestern, 16c; fresh
southern, 161j'15-c.
rHEBSrV-Klrm: New Tork full creams,
fancy, small, I2c; New Tork full creams,
fair to choice, loUHc.
Mlaarapolls Wheat, Plear aad Bras.
MINNEAPOUB. March 21. WHEAT
way, 7iHc; July. Tl,'rt7H: on track. No. 1
ard. 74e: No. 1 northern. TCSTIAic: No. 2
northern, 7nvc.
FLOUR First patents, 91TMJ4.90: second
patents. 83.8o(u4.7r: flrat clears. 12.4oii?2 Ml:
second clears, 82.35.
BKAN-ln bulk, 818.
Mllwaafcee Uraia Market.
MILWAUKFTE. March H. WHRAT -
Eaay: No. 1 northern, 74iig75c; No. 9 north
ern. 79W74o; May. 78Hc.
k it Mteaoy; ino. 1, wvir.
HARLE-Y Firm! No. S. aamnle. 8a
t'UKM-alir, B140.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, March M.-CORN-Steady; No.
6Hc.
OATS Easier;
No. 9 white, 44S44io,
billed throitah
WHISKY On the baste of 81.30 for fin
ished goods.
Dalatk Grain Market.
DULUTH. March 21 WHTCAT Cash
No. 1 hard, 74'4c; No. 2 northern, 6."c; No.
1 northern. 71Hc: May. 72'c: July. 71V.M
7.tHc
OATS 40fC.
CORN-dOc
KBW YORK STOCKS AXD BO&'DS.
Trsllag Hlffhly Prefeasteaal, wUk
Mtaer Shares Active.
NRTtr YORK. March B. Today's stock
market was atlll highly professional and
there waa abnormal activity In stocks
which are usually not a figure In the trad
ing. Considerably more attention, how
ever, waa given to the representative stocks
in tne net, wnicn are generally nigner as
a result of the day'a trading. In most In
stances the gains are merely fractional.
Sugar was Inclined to be heavy during the
early trading, but became strong toward
the close, rising more than 9 points over
last night snd closing with a net gain of
Di. Amalgamated Copper was heavy all
day on a rather smaller volume of dealings
than lately, btit a late recovery left It only
a fraction lower on the day.
The bond market waa somewhat Irregu
lar. Total sales, par value, 12,680.000.
United States bonds were all unchanged on
the last call.
The Commercial Advertiser a London
nanctal cablegram ears: The stock mar
ket waa dull. American shares were Idle;
they became dull on talk of money string
ency and strikes; later New York bid up
Union Pacific, Atchison and Louisville as
Nashville. Copper sold at ethm the ton and
Rio tlntos at C43H- Hates are unonangeo
and the market la still borrowing. The sum
of 90.000 in gold has been received from
Holland.
The following are the cloaing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchison .
TTe do pfd 1S1T4
do pfd..
ll.'ioo
so. pacino 6044
Baltimore
So. Railway
do pfd
Canadian Pad.
Canada So
Ches. Ohio..
44
do ofd....
7t.
40
21
100,
Tex. 4 Paciflo.
I7vi Tol., 8t. U ft W
1 do ofd.
Chicago 4k A...
1 union Paclno
do Pto.
Chi. Ind. Ju
do pfd r;v
Wabash 29$
do pre
uo pso. , g
Wheel. A, L. B... UU
do 2d pfd MZ
Wis. Central
do 1st pea
do 24 pfd
g. N. W 80' do pfd iA
., R. I. A P It- Adams Ex J5
Chi. Ter. at 'ir... J lAmonon cx zvi
do pfd 34 p. 1.1 ius
U. tJ. Bt, rrrua-r anjo .Eix.iyo
Colorado So 2H
Amai. Cooper,
634
do 1st pro....... iiei
do td Pfd 424a
Amer. Car aV F
do pfd
Amer. Lin. Oil.,
do pfd
Amer. 8. at R..
do pfd.......
Anao. Mln. Co.
Pel. 4fc Hudson. ..171.
DeL L. St W SSI
. Z4
. 63
. 4H
. 97
. 30U
62
.106
Denver H. u.. 42t
do pfd vi
Erie i 38
do 1st pra.
do Sd ofd..
tes Brooklyn R. T.
M',Colo. Fuel I.
Ot. Nor. Pfd 185
,v irn. un
Hock. Valley 70
do pfd
Illinois Central.. .141
con. coo. pro.... 1204
Oen. Klectrio ,...318
Hocking Coal ... 1ft,
Inter. Paper 334
do pfd T.itj
Iowa central ....
do pfd cu
Lake F.rle a W. W
jnter. rowir so
do pfd 132 Iaclede Oaa 80
T. aV N 105'Na. Biscuit 51
Manhattan L 183 National Lead.... 19U
Met. St. Ry laSHiNO. American. ...llea
Mex. Central .... S Pacific Coast 73
Mex. National.... li Pacific Mall 4414
Minn. St. L....uo'opies as I02?i
MO. racino raH.rirmrg a. war..,
M . K. aV T.
. 244I do pfd
do Dfd 64
ruiiman uar. .1:0
N. J. Central 1S
Republic Steel ...
N. Y. Central 163HI do pfd....
Norfolk aa
W.... 664 Sugar
.....151V4
do pra ..
iTenn. Coal I.
ti-i
Ontario at W.
Pennsylvania
Reading
... K4 Union Bag 4V P.
...151 do pfd
16-i
78
I214
lTs
fie u. b. Leather,,
do 1st pra...
do 2d nf....
uw 00 prn
67VU. 8. Rubber
St. L. dt S. F
M'41 00 pra....
82 U. S. Steel.
do 1st pfd..
do 2d Pfd....
..... az1.
42'
74
28
do pfd Mil
St. L. Routhw
Western Union... 90V,
do nfd
. oKV-Amer. Locomo
St. Paul
.lkiVei 00 pra
!few TerU Money Market.
NEW YORK. March 91.-MONEY-On
calL firm at 4Wd per cent: closing bid and
aeked, 4tr4S per cent; prime mercantile
paper, awflo per cent.
STERLlNO EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual buslneae In bankers' bills at 84 8TV.
for demand and at 84.86 for alxty days;
peeled ratea, n.Wfl.Iti; commercial bills,
ff.M'k'De.BDV,.
siLVhJKr-rmr, mc; Mexican dollars, 43c.
Bi. . us ovemmenua, sieaay; railroad
lrrecular: atate. eaay.
The closing quotations oa Bonds are as
follows:
U. S. ref. 9a, ragI"! ge N. unl. 4a. ..1024
do coupon ..... iwi . vvmraa sa.. mi
do la, rag l'i do la Inn 8i
do coupon 1 -H .-n. a; ci. u. s....im,.
do new as, reg..u
M . K. aV T. 4S. ..10ft
do coupon i',
do 2a K-'i;
do old 4a, rej;..m
do coupon HI
do 6s. reg I'M
do couooa loe
N. T. Central ls.lG3
v sen- erie ius
N. J. C. g e 140
No. Paciflo 4s....lt",T,
Alch. gen. 4s
ao se 74
do adj. s ...... .
N. W. con. 4s. 10:",
Reading gen. 4a.. V.
Bal. A Ohio 4a.. .104V,
n xu es
8 L I M c 6e..lllK,
do ronv. as 107. St. L. aV S. F,
Canada So. 2s. ...lus Bt. L. 8. W. la
VUV4
Cent, of Ua. 6S...II0H1 do as o
do La tne iV 0. A. or A. V. 4S. tlVe
Ches. O. 4HS...10S jSo. paciflo 4a 94
C hi. at A. Ilia no. jiauway oa. ..12a
C. B. It Q. n. is. M iTex. at Pac. Is...l3ui
M AY 8 P g. 4s.UU
1. a. L.. at w. s. U
aV N. W. e. 7s.ir,
C, R 1 P 4S....112C
I CC el L g 4S..10MV,
Union Pec. 4a KV
do eon v. 4a 10tVZ
m.VmmM Mm . . . . . . . 1 1
Chicaao Ter. aa.. as
do S 1J I
rnlorada 8a. aa... 44il do deb. B.
... ;5H
Den. R. O 4a. .1041 West Shore 4s..
...III
Erte prior 1. se... L. E. 4s..,
do gen. 4a 87V, VI Is. Central 4a,
F W aV T C ls...ll,ICon. Tob. 4e....
Hock. Val. 4Vs...l.'
91
SOI.
6
LONDON. March 91. 4. p. m. Closing:
Caaaoia. aieaar
aa aeoemal.,.
... M4 Karfslk 4k Waatars..
NMI do f4
... 41 Oataria A Wasters..
... IS, r-eaearlTaata
...10 graaias
AaacaaSa
AKkleaa
4e I4
Baltimaae A Oale.
aa
it
.! I 4e 1st M
414
Caaa4las PMISa lll'i1 aa U t4 MH
CVaasaaae 4r Oale.. 7 Boatksra Railway. ... MV4
Ctllcaso O. W S4 I 4a BI4
C. M. A St. rul..l4 leathers Paella...... lea.
Panvar A g. O. Caloe racist lai
4a gU 4a pfd !
Rrte rt Catiad Stataa Steal..
da 1st f4 Ts 4o st4... M
la 84 IA e44 Wabash H
llllaala Caatrsl 144i a 4
Lrsia-rtlia A XaaS...lM1 Bvaalak aa T74
at . K. A Tasaa M'4 " -- i1
4a r4 S DaBeer, 4Ta
V. 1. Ceatraj... 141
BAR SILVER Firm at 24 16-1 4d per
anpra
uoKKT-HiM nar cent. The rata of dls
count In the onen market for both short
and three-months bills is 9 11-10 Pr
ewet.
6eadHana ef the Treaaeey.
WAAlilNQTCJt Mirth. XL Todajr
i
statewient of the treasury batanorei In the
gen-rei fund, exuluaive er tne
gold reus no in the tiivieion 01 rejer"yoi.
shows: Avetlable cash balance, 1171,148 X3;
gold. morviTi.
WRIKLY CLBARIRa HOI SC TASLB.
Aggregate ef Bastaewa Trauaaaeteal by
the Aeeerlated Biaka.
NEW YORIC Msrrh 81-The following
table, compiled by Bradslreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
he week ended March 30, witn tne percen-
f of Increase and decrease as compared
with the corresponding week last year:
CITIES.
Clearings.
Ino.
Do.
New Tork
91.406. i.m,
I X7.
11.91
13 91
19.01
Chicago
1S1.014.IIS3I
1 SO. 12,8
89,!(,2S
24.862.18
2l.32.sri
20.1M.WOI
17.065.P1
12.a21.W
n,&o4.jsl
Boston
hlladeiphla
St. Louis
Pittsburg
San Francisco
14.S(.....
4.4
26.1
'iTi
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Ranssa City
Cleveland
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Detroit
IOtitg'-ille
18. 01
10.7
"t'-li-
12.4
9.4K2
8 4
6.6
9,m.W4,
8,J40.o
mllanspolis
2.9
?3
OMAHA
7.4W,4Sn
Milwaukee
Providence ,
6,3iVeH 21. li
Cl.al I
6.1
Buffslo
4,,a.a"i f.!
Bt. Paul
4.7.F8,
4.7-',7Wi
4.9:.97
4.6W.919
St. Joseph
Denver
6.T
Richmond
Savannah
Salt Lake City
Albany
9.r;.227
3.(W.1
Ixs Angeles
8 7.n;
Memphis
Fort Worth
Seattle
Washington
8.674,i
2,-4.4-J;
8.043,4:
9.7.676i
Hartford
Peoria,
2 630.61
1.9
S.2l.44Sl 40.T.
Toledo
Portland, Ore
Rochester
J,iS,Wi
S,eW,718'
2.878.2;
2,ts4.8
r.o6,ii
i.-,
1.6M,744
1.661.6071
1.4iq,679
i.r,4M
l.CB.12r:
4.0
60.4
4. a
9.6
Atlanta
Dee Moines
New Haven
Worcester
27.1,.
I6.61
ll.fr
Nashville
Springfield, Mass....
Norfolk ,
Grand Rapids ,
Scran ton ,
38.1;.
lit,.
4.7 .
1.1
i'.i
1.61.ft?i 40.1
Portland, Me ,
Sioux City ,
Augusta
t ia it.
l.CnT.TOt,
41.9
Syracuse ,
1.097.1 8
Dayton. O ,
1.844,681
1.123,081
l.28,l
1.4W.7T.7
23.1
Tacoma ,
Spokane
Topeka ,
9.9
49.7
13.9,
inivenport ,
Wilmington, Del
Evansvflle
Birmingham
Fall River
968.642
1.015.948
23.1
1.9
'zilo
64.0
13.3
9,267
995.315
H82.0O0
Macon
Little Rock ,
1.4
KH.SHI
487,irv
tn 417
...
Helena
Knoxville
29.9
9.0..
Lowell
N04.32..
Akron
Wichita ,
624.700
17.6 ,
7.0 ,
4.9 .
13.4:.
679,691
K19.407
Springfield, III
Iextngton ,
New Bedford
Chattanooga
Youngstown
7M),ltH
991,840;
8.41.
800.9411..
9.8
DM,181,
437,674
117.2
Kalamasoo ,
20.8
41.2
I
Fargo ., ,
349,085
Blnghamton ,
Rockford ,
838.500!
28.6
492.5:17
45.1 .
Canton ,
Jacksonville, Fla......
458.000
48.7
404, 884
397.9113
S2.8,.
opringnaia, c ,
Chester
86.1 ...
14. i)...
319,839
Qjlncy
4H0.1&!
Hioomtngton
Sioux Falls
295,892
17.5
17.4!
31 8;
T.7
19. 0
16.9i....
249.S97
167.484
Jacksonville, III
Fremont ,
124.760
12,529.086:
Houston
Columbus, O ,
oil, axil
Wheeling ,
Wllkesbarre ,
Beaumont
774,977
18.4
901,8X8
8a4.0&
Decatur, III ,
IM.OOSi
Totals, V. 8 ,
Outside New York,
93.leV.794.910i
10.4
70,63a.64j
.8...
CANADA.
Montreal
18,914.940
14.8M.987
2,277,465
1,699,684
877,366
aoLiwo .,
n,w .,
441.940 .,
1,310.160 .,
L707.264.,
Toronto ...
Winnipeg;
Halifax
Vancouver, B. , C.
Hamilton
n.9:....a
38.8
19.9
19.6
Bt. John, N. B....,
Victoria, B. CAi...
Ottawa
Totals, CamdA,.
3 ,X!Mm 17.0).
Not included In totals because contain
ing other Items than clearings.
Not included in totals because of no
comparison for last year.
, t
Beaten Steele Isaetatleas.
BOSTON. March Sl.-CslI loans. 8V.C4'4
per cent: time loans. 4V4V80 per cent Offi
cial closing of stocks and bonds:
Atchison 4s...
Gas Is
,.108 'Adventure ....
. 7 Alloues ,
. 81 Amalgamated
,. 60 Baltic
.... 31
.... 4
Mex. Cent. 4s
N. E. G. at C.
.... 3W
.... 42
Atchison
,. 774 Bingham 24V,
do pfd
iwi;iai. at iiecia ami
Boston aV A...
...163 Centennial 244
...1N4 Copper lUnn .. 9
Boston Me.
Boston Elevated. 169V, Dora. Coal 118
N Y. N H H... 2144 Franklin mi
Fitchburg pfa....i47V4, isie itovaie im
Union Paciflo ....1O0S Mohawk 84
Mex. Central .... 2H Old Dominion ... li
Amer. Sugar ,...133klOeceo!a 60
do nfd tutvaiarrot 29
Amer. T. a T....lV!Quinoy 133
Dom. I. A 8 444 Santa Fe Cop.... 3
Oen. Electric ....318 Tamaraok 183
Mass. Electric... ti Trlmountaln 100
do pfd iVi irintty ti.
N. R. G. A C 7 United States ... 1H
United Fruit .... 9M1 Utah 82V4
U. S. Steel 4-M Victoria 64
do pfd eoH'winona 1V4
Weetingh. Com.. 96 Wolverine 63
Row York sflatagt Uaetatleas.
NEW YORK. March 91. The fdllowing
re the closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams
Con.
40
.. 60
Little Chief
Ontario
.. 11
..760
90
.. 6
.. 11
.. 4
... 39
.. 46
..940
Alice .
Breece
69 lOohlr
Brunswick Con.. 9
Phoenix
IPotoel ,
'Savage
Sierra Nevada.
'Small Hopes .,
Standard
Com. Tunnel i
Con. Cat. AV Va..l25
Deadwood Terra. 60
Horn silver 140
Iron Silver 1. 70
Leadvtllo Con.... 9
Bask Clearlaanj-
OMAHA. March SI. Bank clearings to
day, 91,444.401.11: corresponding day last
vear 11 014.lH7.fi6: Increase. 9428.213.71. '
CHICAGO, March 21 Clearings. II9.T69..
837; balances. fl.M3.6el; posted exchange,
84.84 for sixty dais. 84.98 on demand; New
voric escnance at oar.
CINCINNATI, Marcn at. 4Jieannge, w.-
039,060; money, 8V&5V, per cent; New York
exchange. 26-30c discount. ,
ST. IXJUIS. Msrch 21. Clearings, xs.ios,-
822; balance. 81.a06.240; money. 4H477 per
cent; New York exchange, l&cprernlum.
rai.t more. Marcn 11. ciearinas. xa.-
461,793; balances, tWi.tH4; money, 4V, do per
cent.
81 9,1 16.074: beJanoee, 92,64.Z67; money, 44C
41-, per cent.
BOSTON. March ill. Clearings, 92S,84t.
r6; beleneee, 3.61.U.
NEW YORK, March O. Clearings. 229,i
02O.6&4; balances, 88.721,016.
Will Close ea 3oe Friday.
BOSTON, Msrch 91. The Boston Stock
exchange today voted to close Good Friday
and the following raiuruaj.
Oil aad Resle.
UIU till, marcn .... vw -' "I
ai ftHM,.,!., no bid: ahlDmente. 111.8B7
bbls.: average, 80,617 bbls.; runs, 88,183 bbls.;
average, Ift.&A bbls.
TOLEDO. O, March Tl. OIL North
Lima. 6e; SeJth lAmtx and Indiana, goo.
NEW YORK, March 31 OIL Cottonseed.
firm. Petroleum, outec nosin, nrm. tur
pentine. Arm. 49VSoOc
IJVKRPOOU March 11. OIL TurpeP'
tine, firm. .
ail'lW'tH Oa . March 11. OTL Tur
penlln-. firm. 46c Rosin, firm: A, B. C. D,
l.25: E, 8180; F. 81 40; G. 11 45; H. 91.W); I.
81.7S; K. 82 4i; li. 8.2.86; N. 83 26; WG. 33.60;
W W, 83 .85.
agar Market.
NEW ORLEANS. March 21.-SLGAR-Qulet:
open ketHe; 34rt t-16c; open kettle
centrifugal, syito, yeB", ee-i;,
aeconde. ii3 1-lkc. .
Mi kTLSSKS Steady: centrlfogaL 718c.
NEW YORK. March 11 411 'GAR Raw,
Arm- fair raflnina. 1c: centnfusal. 96 tf
VU.C- nniaMM auaar. fVic : refined Arm: No.
6 4 Soc, nomlnl; No. 9, 44o; No. 9, 4c;
No. 10. 996o; No. 11. I sac: wo. ix, IB6c; e.o.
11. 1 10c: No. 14. 1 80c; standard A. 4 One
confectioners" A. 4.40c; mould A. 415r; cut
loaf. 4.90e: cruahed. 9.90c: posi-dered, 4.90c
granulated. 4.80c; cubes. 1.06c.
Vtstble Bepplr CeHea.
SEW ORIEANS, , March 91 avecraliry
Heater's statement of tha world's vlslb'.e
supply of cotton shows the total vtstble as
i,ijj.l?'j V WivU a,WrUU aa eawiuaj
a.
n!si
'i'i:
I sM.aTI
90.9i
H3.8I
A 36.71
14. i
IT'
.9j
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
I 1
Bfltf Btcvifl Boll ' it to Ten Genu Higbir
Thau xhundij.
HOGS ADVANCE FULLY FIVE CENTS
Light aad Ueallty Pear, hat
a ark el la Steady ea De
al rah I e Oradee,
SOUTH OMAHA. March !U
Reeetpta were: Cattle. Hogs. Shep.
OtBctal Monday 4.0M 9 . 1.41
Off! eta I Tueeday 9.84
9,7M
7,74
12.'7
,663
9.4'
,al:J
2,079
Omclal Wedntsday .
Offlclsl Thursday ...
Official Friday
1.710
1.841
1,814
Five dajg this week. ...14.840 89 1 2.8I9
Same days last week....l6.SV6 44.TVI 4V'"2
Same week before 13,f8o 41, "4 19.91
Seme three weeks ago. ..18.144 42 14,471
Same four weeks ago. ...14 216 4S.:M 1.6j
Same days last year 18,721 ,62 in
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAH TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hoga and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to data, with comparisons
with last year:
lsa)9. 1901. lnr. Deo.
Cattle '..im.m 144. wi th.im
Hoga rai,703 6A,4nt 9,22i
Sheep 3 'a, lie 241. !" 9."17
The following table shows tha aveiSss
price of hogs sold en the South Omaha
market the paat several daya with com
parteens with former years;
Date. i802.i.ioc.i9.,i.iai7.psM.
March 1..
March 1..
Ol'Al 1 I2 4 68 9 R 9 781 90
I s rif 4 sa g ajd aet s ei n 1
March 9
9 UVU 1 4 di I 611 1 u, I ta I a
March i.. vi w I 2 1 9 ai 1 a 4k, it s
atarcu 6 k.V t, 4 74 1 6t I i u
aurcn .. a H S B4 jti Mi I I 11
March 7.. lv, 6 71 1 9 H I 9
March a.. 6 V6kl a 4 72 3 9 7 9 97
March .. 6 41 4 71 9 6a '.; 4 40) I 81
March 10.) 97S 4 78, I U 9 M I 84
lareii 11. 1 4 sy fi 41. . A s, ,a. a .i 4 a
March 12. ( 9 19 1 41 4 71 I J 74 70 8 8u
Marcn U. 9 90 6 4 4 ',b 9 99 1 I 9 il .
March 14. 1 4 18V,i 6 01 4 7k, to I 9 69j i 92
Marco lo. loa, M , il 9 b 1 k 1 90,
Juaroh 16.1 1 i tw 4 an 1 i I 'mi 1 Hi I ii
) Marcn 11. i 16V,i 1 4 (41 i oi 9 71i 9 l li M
March 19.1 21, 8 66 1 681 8 78 9 M; 8 U
March 1. 8 24, 9 4i 4 I 8 '.8l l 9l 8 il
March 20.1 6 17l 71 4 86 8 6S 4 u0 67
March m. 9 261 1821 4 811 9 Ml 8 Tot I 8 71
Indicates Bunds v.
TESTE RDAT'8 SHIPMENTS.
The following table shows the number of
cars of feeders shipped to the country yes-
teraay ana tneir aesunation:
Cars.
Kent tz Burk. Silver Creek. Neb. U. P.... 7
EMgene Rinfer. Puttman. Waih.-ll P.. 1
J. B. Graham, Alt a. III. R, 1 1
vt uuam unmm, vf.inut, is, u. 4 1
J. Qutnn, Dunlap, la. I. C 1
C. M. Quffee, Scranton. Ia. N. W 1
M. JkL Dewey. West Hide. Ia. N. W 1
M. A. Spocrett, Shenandoah, la. Wab.... 1
W. Phillips. Rider, la. Mil 4
Caten A Taylor, Dedham, la. Mil 1
C. E. Lokln. Emerson, Ia Q 1
it. F. Munslnger, Tabor, la. Q 3
Johnson A Arnold, Elleton, la. d...'. 1
u. E. uooaner, Anderson, t. w 1
The official number of car of stock
brought In today by each road was:
vame. nogs, on p.n r a.
C, M. & 8t. P. Ry 1 fi .. ..
O. 4V St. L. Ry 3 3
Missouri Paclno Ry 1 2 1
Union paclno system.... 16 2i 7 1
C. N. W. Ry 4 3 .. 1
F., B. aV M. V. R. R 14 31 3
C, St. P., M. aV O. Ry.. 26 24
B. 4V M. R. Ry 8 13 1
C, B. & -Q, Ry 1 8
C, R. I. at P., east 3 19 .. 1
C, R. I. aV P.. west. 1 ..
Illinois central 1 e
Total receipts ... 76 130 9 5
Tha, HisnAaltlnn nS tne Itiv'i rcelnta a-la
as follows, each buyer purchasing tha num
ber or neaa indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
... 227 1,209
... 19
Omaha Packing Co.
G. H. Hammond Co.
Sinn and company 412
3.469
1,687 61T
2,937
Cudahy Packing Co 831
Armour aV Co 935
R. Becker 4t Degan 7
vansant at co if
W. 1. Stephen 4
Hill aV Huntzlnger 34
Livingstone 4t scbaiier... 86
Hamilton Rothschild... 144
L. F. Husa 80
IJobblck 4
Other buyers lfm
Totals 1,778
9,283
617
CATTLE There waa rather a llrht run of
cattle here today, and as packers were all
liberal buyers practically everything was
out of first hands st an early hour. There
were some cattle that snowed considerable
quality, and they also sold to good ad
vantage. The tendency of prices was up
ward on all desirable grades of fat cattle.
There was a fair sprinkling of fat steers
here today, and the market could safely
be quoted active and 6ff 10a higher than
yesterday. Aa high aa 86.45 waa paid for
a bunch of steers, but they were of good
quality. The advance today was general
00 all grades with the possible exception
of the very common kinds. Buyers were
all out eany and it only took a short time
for everything on sale to change hands.
There was also a good demand for cow
stuff where the quality waa satisfactory.
There was not mucn cnange in tne prices
paid, but still the market could be quoted
active and fully steady. As high as 85.60
waa paid for a full load, which Is the
hlghestprice of the season for a load of
cowa. The medium kinds of cows and the
canners were neglected, the asms ss they
have been all along, and packers did not
seem to care whether they got that class
of cattle or not. For that reason the
prices paid are uneven and the market
cannot be quoted any more than steady,
nulla veal calves and steers sold in lust
about the same notches they did yesterday.
BtocKers ana leeoers orougnc sieaay
prlcee today, where the quality was st all
rood. Yard traders cleaned up their supply
n fairly good shape yesterday, so were
on tha market for more cattle today. The
common and medium kinds, thouga, they
were not St ail anxious ior ana seiiera
ennnA it a difficult to matter to dlsnose
of that class of stuff. Representative sales;
BEEF BTEERB.
Va.
A. Pr.
424 3 U
laS 8 40
Ut IN
ISO I 11
1041 4 04
1144 4 84
IW 4 34
141 4 M
104 4 IS
1IM4 4 II
104 4 It
ItSS 6 14
HI IK
IM 6 11
It! I II
1J44 I 44
M4 I :
Itll 6
6 41
lit! I 41
lit 6 40
1M4 I 40
IS4 6 44
Xe. At. Pr.
!1 1134 4 14
II Hal I 10
tf 1041 I II
14 M ill
1 1004 t 10
It Hal 6 10
41 1111 I U
k mi 6 aa
It 1141 6 II
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STEERS AND HEIFERS.
1111 4 SO
COWS.
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4-4 8 14
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TBI 8 44
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4 1141 I Tl
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1 1144 4 40
1 1014 4 II
1 Itll 4 10
K IM 4 44
1 1114 4 40
4 1M1 4 44
14 1044 4 40
i 1114 4 44
1 1014 4 14
4 174 4 14
15 Ill 4 at
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4 IM 4 M
Hi III
1 1134 4 14
1 1400 4 M
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8 IMS IN
1 1414 8 44
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COWS AND HEIFERS
Si IS
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t 1(44 9 M 1 1M4 4 94
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9 14)4 I 41 1 114 4 14
4 14 I II I IH4 4 se
I M IM 1 ITM 4 43
1 14 I 11 1 I" I 44
1 1444 4 40 1 11 4 I,
CALVES.
1 47S 4 II 1 14 I 4
1 I 10 1 140 4 14
1 1'0 4 4 1 140 I H
1 40 4 4 1 14 1 04
t ;ti 6 it 1 hi 1 04
'"STOCK COW'S AND HEIFERS.
4 1 is 1 iie t 44
1 no m 1 1n t fe
8 4M J i 1 174 I 44
1 t4 t art 1 01
1 444 t 10 1 44 I 00
t 14 1 IS I It! I B
1 Ill t 10 1.... 48 8 14
1 44 I M 1 MO I II
6 441 ) SO f 444 8 41
STOCK CALVES.
1 ... r:i 1 no 1 .. 144 3 44
STOCKEnS AND FEEDERS.
1 leo ; -,i 414 4 as
1 44 in 7 144 4 44
1 41 I 10 I. U, nn
4 11 8 44 I -. 4 40
1 440 I 4 11 I'I 4 10
4 114 I ' : TT.- 4 14
11 114 I 44 1 074 4 94
1 104 4 40 10 113 4 4
T. 4H 4 so 1 K 4 41
r. 4 4 ao t: 4'.: 4 i
HOOS There an another liberal run nf
hogs here today, but In spite of that fact
the market was active and fully 5c higher
than yesterday. The advene waa general
and was fully as great on the lightweights
as on the heavy hogs. The market we
more active today tlinn It has been fier
sometime paet, and lu fact everything waa
sold at an early hour. The Quality of the
offerltiga was slso unususJIy good, which,
pernspe, nad something to uo witn tne
activity of the trade. The good weight
hogs sold largely from 9t)30 to 46.40, and as
high as 9460 was paid. The medium
weights went largely from M.16 to 9630. and
the lighter hogs sold from 96.16 down.
Today s sdvance carries the market back
to about where it was before yesterday's
decline. Representative sales:
Ne. AT. Bn. rr. No. At. 8h. Pr.
M 104 ... 8 00 :t til 40 4 14
11 104 ... 6 10 4 rti lti 4 ;
tt 104 ... 4 IS 41 214 ... 4 tl
14 121 ... I A 41 I7 ... 4 2S
11 113 ... I tt 14 Hi ... I il
fi It ... I U 1.1 40 4 36
tl li ... I -t M 314 SO 6 14
:i 10; ... 1 a it :io ... 4 st
M 10 44 4 44 ft... .....110 M III
14 117 14 4 04 4 in IU
w in 110 t ot n t;i 10 1 tt
14 Ill 144 4 44 71 2.17 140 4 U
II 3 110 IDS 41 ri ... 4 25
14 Ill 40 I 10 71 341 ... I -Zi
8 141 40 I 14 f tit 14 IS
44 14 110 4 10 74 t-' 10 4 21
II 11 40 I 10 44 n ... IK
0 14 10 I KV, 7 211 Mitt
14 tOl IM 4 11 "4 SI4 ... 4:-;
44 114 ... 4 14 77 !M 14 4 S7'4j
41 907 M 111 21 ... 4 371,
Ti 17 ... 113 24 SIS ... 4 17 V,
100 141 H 111 :o ill ... I FI
14 40 I 11 T3 211 40 4 SO
71 Ill ... I II 42 131 ... 4 HO
41 Ill 909 11 i 4 Ml 40 I AO
I Ill 44 II SO V 40 I SO
II Ill M 111 44 24 210 4 10
n ,..101 10 111 II 211 ... 130
71 18 40 4 II II t: ... 4 10
11 iT ... 1171,4 I r.t in io
4 104 40 4 If , 44 144 40 4 10
4 201 40 4 IP, 44 244 ... 4 40
T7 11 10 11V, T 141 44 4 i
Tl I ... 6(4 to !.J ... lit
4 til 120 4 90 18 171 ... I 10
14 IM II 0 it 74 S4 4 I
T t04 ... IM 41 944 120 110
71 214 10 6 14 11 r ... I 14
71 24J 10 4 10 IT til ... 40
74. ...... .Ill ... II) II m ... I 11V,
41 Ill tO 4 a Tt K4 M m
73 til ... 4 VS 41 10 ... I IS
HI ... 14 41 '.V 40 I 19
73 tm 44 4 to t S1I SO I .V,
II 211 44 I 14 17 tr? 40 I 14
4 til 40 4 0 II 241 ... 4 II
7 t?T SO I 10 II Sit 40 4 IS
74 tot ... I 14 74 tl 10 4 II
47 Ill ... Ill 40 ... 14
71 2?l 144 I til, II tat 40 I M
71 T14 ... 1214 44 tl) (0 I II
4 224 ... 4IH, 67 174 ... 4 S7',
........22t 114 4Ili, il 247 ... 4 4 0
0 211 109 4 it M 141 II IN
71 330 SO I 34 14 271 IM 4 40
1 Hi . 0 4 ? 47 !4 10 4 40
71 tlT M IS I lt ... 4 40
44... 131 10 111 . 44 214 44 6 40
7 ill 40 I 14 I?. 124 ... I 40
1 141 ISO 4 3 IS lit 81 I 40
'4 tT 100 I t II HO 140 4 44
7 MS 10 4 H II t4 120 4 40
71 11 ... 4 tl I lit SO I 44
41 04 10 I M 17 2D M I 44
SHEEP There .pa n1 . raar an ef
Sheep and lambs on sals tods.y, and sa the
quality of the offerings wit rather com
mon a fair test of the market was not
made. Common stuff haa been In limited
demand for some time past, but for any
thing desirable It Is safe to say that the
market today was steady though not very
active.
There were a few feeders on sale today
and no particular change In the market
was noticea. Anything or aenirabie quality
met with ready sale at satisfactory prices.
Ouotationa: Choice llehtwelelit vaarllnae.
tS.ij?V6A: good to choice yearling. 9S.2a
i.w,, uuuiio wruicra, a9.w0si.au, lair ID good
wethers, 94.76a6.00; choice ewes, 14.5034.75;
fair to good ewes, 83.75dJ4.26; choloe lambs,
I6.2536.40; fair to good lambs, 86.75TP6.H;
feeder wethers,
84.0O4JH.M; feeder lambs.
64.60'd.6O; feeder
sentatlve sales:
awes. 82.903.60. Repre-
Ave.
13 western ewes . . .
15 western wethers
9 western lambs ..
83 cull lambs
No. Pr.
..98 94 60
..129 6 26
..41 6 36
.48 4 00
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Steady, Hears ttrsag to Higher
aad Sheep Blroag.
CHICAGO. March 31.-CATTLE-Receipts,
2.500 head, Including 140 Texane; steady;
good to prime steers, nominal. 96.6037.10;
poor to medium, 94. 35(641. 60; stockera snd
feeders, 32.50436.28; cows. 81.2568.60; heifers,
19 tJlHA Oil' ,nn.r. tl SOriM AA. v.. alia t, tUUOt
6.0U; calves, 13.206.88; Texas-fed steers,
80.00sr6 .00.
HOGS Receipts today. 80.000 head; tomor
row. 26.0(10. estimated: left over, 2.5UO; strong
to 6c higher; mtxed and butchers, ti.lfx
9.67H; good to choice heavy, 36.4o1f6.67V,;
rough heavy. 38.2rl.40; light, 86.0UiTid.SB;
bulk of sales. 16.25iHd.46.
SHEEP , AND LAMBS-Reoelpta. 4.000
head: sheeD and lambs strona-: aood to
choice wethers. lR.0CK55.9n; fair to choice
mixed. 84.2fV3a.00: western sheep, 81 .354(0.25;
native lambs, 34.00S8.85; western lambs,
IS.TRtfd.gO.
Official vesterday: Recelpta-Cattle, 9,766;
hogs, 86.369; sheep 16,846. Shipments Cat
tle, 4,swi; nogs, ,uj; cheep, 4,002.
Mew York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. March SI.-BERVFS-Re-
celpts. J.SSn head; market Arm to 10c
higher: thin cowa ateady: steera, W.KVfi
7 Ou: fat stsge. 84.10: bulls. U.OOttfW: cows.
37.2oti4.il0: cabler steady; exporta to'oaprrow,
1,170 cattle and 8. ISO quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. IM head: market
stiong; veals. 8tVoft.60; choice. 36.76: little
calves, 94. 6004. 75; city dressed veals, $
12Hc rer lb.; extra. 13c per lb.
unna nainf. 1 1? v. eMW .it
' " i' ' , . . ,-m. i, . in ,vi an
weights: state hogs, 86.70fi6.78.
BH EBP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 8,087
head; sheep steady to strong; lambs opened
slew to a shade lower, closed strong on
Buffalo advloes: few cars unsold: sheep,
84.004,6.76: wethers, 96.90iS.00; culls, tt.Omf
8.60; lambs. 14.2fa7.0O; cjlls, 86.4&.60;
common spring lambs, 83 each.
Kaaaaa City Live Steek Market.
KANSAS CITY, March H.-CATTLF
Recelpta. 1.400 natives. 300 Tea ana. 100
calves; market strona- to 10c higher: choice
export and dressed beef steers. 86.8sV$dj.7D;
fair in good. 15.00iad.36; Blockers and feed
era, 91.fe6.06; western-fed steers. 94.769
6 00; Texaa and Indian steers. M.SOT4.00;
Texas enwe, U.70fM.7T; native cows, 83 953
(.50; heifers. U.TTy&d.lO: earners, 12. 60ff
3.(0; bulls. 8J.6ulii5.0O; calves, 94 604 00.
HOGS-Receipts. 9.300 hsad; market 8o
higher: top. 86.5TV4; bulk of sales, M.160
6 60; heavy. 96.4651. 67V,: mixed packers.
86 206 (V); light. 96 T0Vi ; pigs. 6.10j.7O.
BMEril" AMU UAJVfB? Jtecetpts. 6.100
head; market strong to lOn higher; native
native wethers. 9R.flul3t.60; western wether!
e. uioja.av; yearnnga, is.esoe.tw; ewes, 44. an
6 80.
Ut. l-eels Live Sxoek Market.
ST. mUIB. March n.-CATTLE-Ra-
celpts. 1.2(a) head, including 600 Texane; na
tive snipping and export steers, io.uin.76;
dressed beer atid butcher steers. 94 t&tfd .24;
steers under lbs , 93 5fft.60: stockera
and feeders. 92 8047(00: cows and heifers.
U 2545(6.38: canners. 8l XaI 60: bulls, 81 Oof?
4 ou; calves, muwi : -iexss a no indtsn
steers, greasers. 83 4V4.4: fed. 4 Wr60;
cows snd heifers. 82.4534.M; market steady
to strong.
HOGS Receipts. (.200 bead: market
strong: pigs and lights. MOrAll; packers.
KWfll JP; butchers. 9 2MKt?V
SlfKEP AND LAMHH- Racetpts. 1900
head: market atesdv; native mottoes. 3460
ftoH: lambs. (5.so4.78: culls aad bucks,
2.r1f4.7.
Pleas Clr live glees, Harket.
SIOUX CITY. March Tt (Special Tele
gram 1 TATTLE Receipts. 300; market
steady; beeves. I634u; cows, bulls sn1
mixed, 92 OiW lO; Blockers' and feeders, 93 00
a4b0; yesrllngs and calve. 13d 134. J
HOGS-Receipts, 2.M0; market 6s higher;
selling. W.Ota-40; bulk, 94.Hkae.39.
St. Jeeepk Live Sleek Market.
IT. JOSEPH, March 3L CATTLE Rs-
eelpte, 809 head; strong; rtntlves. (fvSJfl1:
coes and belfeea 116 74; veels, ..'
9; s'ockers and feeders, 3 !E.6 i.V
HOGS n-lpts, 4,400 hesd, eteadv; light,
snd light mixed. 8ntr: medium and
heavy. PI2TMT4.M; plirs, M!W15.J0.
SHEEP AND I JVM Kg. Receipts. SU0 hesd;
strong; western lambs, Kiyij.65; western
sheep, S4.jjj..aQ.
Steek la eight.
The following table show the receipt ef
1 stile, boga end eltefp st the five principal
markets lor March 21:
Cattle. Ifngs. Bhep.
to'ith Omaha
C'hlcego
Kansas fTly .,
Hi. Louts
ft. Joseph ....
Totals
imi
ST. Or.) 4 ( w
6 2 t.t
l.W
10 3.0
t,353 11.8
Wool Market.
BOSTON. March SI The Commercial
Bulletin will ray In tomorrow's report cn
the wool trade; The market Is verv dull.
Beyond nne or two big blocks of foreign
wool little haa been done. The strike ol
the wool handlers Is unite over and there
are now more hands than work. One snln
of l.KlO.OOO pounds of carpet Wool was
matched by another of aw. MX) pounds of
Buenos Ajrcs croas-breda at Sil'p'itc nml
tao sales of Australian crossbreds to tli
extent t,f 1.000 bales fuch to two dress goons
mills. The continued strike of the weav
ers at Olneyvllle naturally ohecks business.
In California growers are receiving 3c n
pound more for southern wool then lssi
year. In Utah offers of 12c by speculators
for wool on the sheep's back ia refused.
Firm and advancing Ixmdon market en
courages hopes of more activity In Amer
ican markets later. The receipts of wool
in Boston since January 1, icoj, have been
61 840,979 pounds, Rtrolnst ?9.5n!3 pounds
for the same period In lPi'l. The Boston
shipments to date are 61,37.813 pounds,
against shipments of 42iOM,bO0 pounds for
the same period In 19"1. The stock on hand
In Boeton January 1, 1902, was 77.310. 4S3
pounds. The total stork today is 67.!67,Ci9
pounds,
ST. LOUIS, Msrch 2l.-WOOL-Qulet ;
medium grades. Uinic; light fine, 13
134c; heavy tine, Affile; tub washed, 14'$
!4c.
NEW YORK, March 21 WOOL Quiet ;
domestic fleece. Jaj'J.V.
LONDON, March !l.-WOOL-The offer.
Ings at the wool auction sales today num
bered 14,itW bales. The sslesi New South
Wales, 3,100 bales! scoured, H,d7j,lB 3d;
greasy, 8id'ls IV- Queensland, l.fcm
bales; scoured, Is liilflls 7d. greasy, 6V.'
10i,d. Victoria, 1.600 bales; scoured, Is Id
Is 104d: greasy, tiWilijlna 14d. West Aus
tralia. 200 bales; scoured. 10d; greHsy,
8V,d. Tasmania, UO bales; greasy. 3V1.
New Zealand, 6.4'XJ bales; scoured. Mi-lAVjd:
arrea, .IVitj St,idi. Cape of Good Hope snd
Natal, 1.500 bales; scoured, TVdls od;
greasy, 4frW.
Cottea Market.
NEW YORK, March 31. COTTf)N-Spot
closed qulco, 1 1-lUc lower: middling tip
lands, Bl-lac; middling gulf, 9 6-16c; salee,
86.1 bales. Futures closed steady; March,
8.82c: April, 8.89c; May, 1 79c: June, 8.c;
July, 9.aJlc; August, .9Cf, September, S.ISc;
October, 8.09c; Novcmbtr, 7.39c; December.
7.99c.
NEW ORLEAVS, March Sl."-CrtTTON-Verv
ateady; eales, S.odO bales; ordinary,
7 6-16c: good ordinary, 1 l-16c; low mid
dling, 8 a-Its'; middling, 8 9-uic: good mid
dling, 81S-16c: middling fulr i ll-Iev; re
ceipts, 3,128 bale; stock, 296.820 bales. Fu
tures steady; March, 8.Mi.6ct April. 8 SSvp
8.60c: May, 8.69fle.70c; June. 8.747IS July,
8.79lc; August, g.Mftrx.anc; September,
8.181i8.30c; October, 7.li7.7n.
ST. LOI'IH. March 21. CTTON Steady!
sales, 3,30? bales; middling, 8Vt,c; receipts,
2,644 bales; shipments, 2.I-'H bales; stock,
47.960 bales. 1
GALVESTON, March CI -COT TON
Easy at 8 9-16c.
LI"ERPOOU March 21 COTTON-Spot,
quiet: prices firm; American middling.
4 1-16d; sales, 8.ora bules, of which 4,000
were for speculation and export and In
cluded 7.200 American: 'receipts. 2.S0O b.le.
sll American. Futures oocned etetidy and
closed quiet but steadv! American middling,
g. o. c. March, 4 49-64d. sellers; March and
April, 4 4-64ii4 4K-S4d, sellers: April and
Mav. 4 48-646 4 49-64d, buyer; May and June,'
4 49-644 50-Md, sellers; June and July,
4 49-S4V84 6iV64d. sellers; July and August,
4 49-6KS4 50-4d. sellers: August and Septem
ber. 4 45-64(54 46-Md. setters; September and
October, 4 84-4rn4 S5-64d. sollers; October and
November, 4 29-64d. sellers; November and
December, 4 3e-e454 27-S4d. sellers.
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Frnll.
MTJW TORK, March 21. EVAPfYPlATED
APPLxTS Bualneea was quiet, with the
market showing a steady tone and prices
remaining unchanged: state, common to
flood, a4c; prime, SWie; choice, 9M
0c: fancv, 104anic.
CALIFORNIA DRTBD FRUITS A fair
Jobbing trade waa noted in prunes at firm
prices for lsrge sixes: small sties were
easier and quiet; apricots and peg-rhea re
ceived Borne attention from Jobbers and
ruled firm In tone at unchanged prices.
Prunes, SHQCe. Apricots, Royal, 1014c;
Moor Park, llV4ffl24c. Peaches, peeled, 14
tflSc; unpeeled, Saioc.
Dry Oeeda Market.
NEW TORK. March 31.-DRT GOODS
The market shows no change today In ac
tual conditions, but there are indications
of advanced quotations shortly for bleached
cottons. Brown sheetings and drills and
coarse colored goods are strong. Print
cloths strong, but unchanged in price.
Prints and ginghams unaltered. Linens
have an upward tendency. Burlaps ara
ateady. '
MANCHESTER. March 21.-DRT GOODS
Cloths, business moderate. Yarns, quiet
and Arm.
CoaTee Market.
NEW YORK, March 21. COFFEE Spot
Rio, dull: No. 7. invoice, 611-16a Mild,
dull; Cordova, 8&12c. The market opened
steady at prices unchanged and ruled tarns
with unimportant changes. Market was
Anally dull and net unchanged to 6 points
lower. Total sales wiere 19,260 bags. Includ
ing May at 6.35c; September, 5.70c; Decem
ber. 6.90c. .
ACCIDENT ON. THE BELT LINE
Fear Cars Ditched, Ties Tor tp
aad Tries rax b Wires
Brekea.
Four Armour refrigerator ears were rolled
over the fill on the Belt line Just south of
Cumins atreet yesterday af tern 000 at 1:19
o'clock, the ties torn up under the track
tor sever I rods and all of the four tele
graph wires broken by tbe rear half of aa
Illinois Central freight train which was
running wild. Tbe four ears ware badly
wrecked god all t riffle delayed for about
four hours.
The forward truck under a refrigerator
car Jumped the track and the sudden Jerk
broke tbe coupling. The forward section ol
tbe train ran about a quarter of a mil
before the accident was discovered by tbi
engineer. The derailed truck ploughed deep
gashes In the ties and would have wrecked
tbe bridge over Cuming street bad It not
been for the guard. After crossing the
bridge some weak ties ware broken and
Jammed into the truck, overturning thr4
ears aod nearly a fourth before the train
cam te a stop. No person was hurt. The
ciri were empty.
OIL LANDS
for
SALE OR LEASE.
rtr TUB wmwr KXtrw ftruds r
WHEKC walls and reflnerlea hare been in
operation for era.
WHS RE It Is claimed certain welle have
eaob produced one million dollars worth
of bit one well over one million and is
till producing good quantity.
We hare oil etoek for aale In a good pre.
facing company new in opera 1 ion; prtoe to
day, loo to lao per share. Write for par
Uonlare. If fullest investigation dees aol
sufeetanttete our representations we will
pay railroad fare from peer town to tha
Bald. We mention thk guaranty, know.
Ing tbe papers are full ef propoeliione vol
ef merit.
Call oa or write te
J. M. (tAtadOAUB a SOWS,
Chastest City, Oel.
Itefarettcee: Frwaeant County Bank, litre,
MaUonai Dash.
BOYD COMMISSION COMPANY!
(Veeas 4 Mew York Life Bid.
GRAIN PROVISIONS STOCKS
Bought and sold for rash or on margin.
All telegraph, telephone or mall order)
trill receive careful and prompt attentiouj
Telephone 1039. Oil A HA. NiB.
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