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TITE OMAHA DAILY HEI; TUESDAY, MAKCII at, 1003.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Grii) F.t Bolt Firm ml Go Higter on
Board of Trade.
LOAD OF HOGS STAGGERS PROVISIONS
Shorts, Howittr, Cover la lrapi
Frndarte f'loalnai Stead?
CHICAGO, March 30 -The grln markett
ru.eJ firm today, May whoi Ladl.g wl.n
net gain cl VtV-. May torn cloned Vci
He up and May can Improved. Pro
visions staggeied earl unde.- a hcay rui
of hogs, put clipped tteauy, with the May
products unchanged to be hi, he.
Seasonable wrtihrr wan renei I'd In lh
opening trades in wheal, M ly pe.nf Sue f
M'tc Ijwer at Uc to Ji'V&r.H . lhi
inaik-f quickly stiffened, h.e.er. on
conipaiatlvcly firm moles md pr s
pect ot a liberal d rrue In Lie vmillj
supply, St. l.oali leading an active buying
movement. letter mriher impetus ioari
higher ptlees given by ilie larg! ex-
pon clearances, conurmntlrn o. eari ex
pectation ot ihe v i w 1 1 j I decreime ai.d ope i
.ulnie by an ln!,u ntlai .nun-. .n
toucned 7ti& iSVif during th-- e.ft rnr in an I
cloned Arm. V'j'Ac oe.' Ha.jiday nt i-c.
Strung southeteT,i marite s. ! mall re
ceipts and a decrease la tnj Jnntity . Una'
were minor luttora ti ih; sireng'.n. PI
maiy receipt mere 1'C,j iiusheis, iom
pared with 6.6.0J bus he. B last yen. L ii
receipts were 11 earn, none t c oniric;
grade. Minneapolis and Djluth re,or.ei
4Hi" carv, making a total for the thrn port,
of 49J ears, against 4i9 tail week, ana 470 a
y.ar auo. traj(iirl cieara.irea 1 1 wheat
and flour wore equal to 506.U"0 bushels Thj
wnrli's fhi, min .s w.re 8 vl.'.O.u ,u.-h--i.
The amount on passage decre-iised l.L&.oo)
bushels. The vlf-IH- supply showed a de
crease of 1,764.000 bushels.
.l.h the news c.n the bear and bull side t
of about equal weight the wneat strength
was sufficient to give the bulls a shad j th ;
better of the argument In corn. Un one
aide were small receipt and Inrge clear
six es; on the other a slack cash and ex
port demund, favorable weathvr fir the
niiveiwm and lower cabej. Trade was
qLlc-t anu general In character. May sol 1
between 43'c and 4;i'c, closing V&-tC u. a.
42V- Rect ipts weie 9r cnr..
e oroplalnts of wei weather In Iowa an I
lillno.s and ihe wheat strength l-iflu.nc-d
the oats market In a sharp luivonce. plov
er, nj short contracte tormed th ch ef part
ot .he buying, which at no li ne was con
spicuous. At the top there wis rome liqui
dation, but not sufficient t caj.-ce more
than a s'.lxh: check, 't he ca h d.mind wai
fulr. May sola l.eiwe, u iU'fcu una 84c and
cirwed Vul" higher ei 337c July wai
qui jt tn: firm. Locil retells wete Is
cars.
Provision were quit. The it ark' t
opened weak on heavy hog recelpta, bu. re
covered, hhorta covering m sympatny w i.i
wheat. May pork closed c up at $l.12-
-ana May lard a id rks unchanged at $.0.07 ,
and 19.85 reapecilvciy.
Estimated recelpta tomorrow: "Wheat, 25
er r- ; corn, 17u cs.s; mr, 230 car?; n, g , 19.
0e henu.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. 1 Hlgh. Lew. Close.l Safy.
Wheat I
I
73'.i72V'i
May mwWKW'M
724
July
tw
Sept.
Corn
Men. May
July
Sept.
i,.i,
Mch. May
July
Bept.
poi K
May
July
Bept.
Lei
Mny
Ju.y
Sept.
Rib.
May
July
Bept.
t.,Ss4ftr,67:jr(jTi I
I I 3 42
,43'4u k. 43'4, 43 43 43V'f 'i
HS'ttts 44 I 43V S'W ! -13's
mu 2li4344-Hl4n .s
J2'4 S2! 4H3:'4(&33
32; 34 vffrn la
Hi 31 0'i:30TiS31 3fH
27 28 27S 24 I 27i
17 92tti IS 2- 1 17 92'! 12V1 IS f.7H
17 15 17 87Sl 17 VZ'-,
16 k7V 17 12V 16 OiVi
17 32 V; 17 274
IT 00 I 18 97i
10 ( 5 1 07m
9 I
9 80
9 76
t 80
9 6)
9 i
10 07H
9 f-3
9 80
9 8o
9 70
9 8J
10 07H
-9 85
9 82',i
9 85
9 PS
9 65
80
5
t 80
9 77V1
I
9 2',,
9 5
9 70
9 60
9 60
9 60
No. 2.
' nfh quotations were as fo'lcwv
FlyOl'R Quiet: winter paten is, $3.4''S3.SO;
ttralshls, H.liffloGO; spring patenti, $3.31
SbO; strulfhts, t3.UOfi3.20: bnkcrs, $2.2 X( 2.70.
WHEAT No. 1, 6t-7Ec; No. 2 red, 72e.
CORN No. 2, 42Hc: No. I ycKow. 42He.
OATE No. 2. P2Vfli3c; No. I white aJ7c.
U i E No. 2. 62c.
FARLEY Good freilng,. 42c; fair to
chrxe melting. 47tit..c.
SEED No. 1 flax, 1.0ff 1.07;"Vinrthwe.itern.
Il.wi; prime timotl:y, $3 jj; clover, contract
rrade. $12.15.
1'ROVltilONe-Mess pork, per bb!. SII.IOSJ
I'.ISV lard, per 100 lbc., !0.0'Ktl0.25. Short
Ili a aides (lo. scl, $1.7 -4ja W; dry salted
thcalders (boxed), $)l.7ofc.7V4; short clear
tiues iboxttf), $lo.3i-tru 10.60.
following aro t;ie n eel: is and shipments
o.' flour and grain Suturday:
nccelpts. Shipments.
Fl"ur. bbls 23.W K.OSO
Wheat, bu 20.no 18.0e0
Corn, bu.....' ... .Hl.ti ) flooi
Oit bu ,..iS.00i 197,0 0
Rye,' bu i'0'0 1.0M
Rarey. bu ta.ono l. w)
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was firm; cieam;rles, lv(f2.c;
' iur.es, 18itt,c. heeee, qu.et at 13c.
Kggs, quiet n'rjlS'.jc.
NEW YORIC tEMJSAl MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, March 30.-FLOUR-Re-ceipia,
27,0i bu.; export. 13,732 bu.; act vj
In io.;e; winter pa.ents. i .iout.; tvlnte.
Stralih s, $J 0ofi43.6i; Minnesota patei ts,
$j.wvyi.2u; winter txtras. $.K.iX10; Minne
sota bakers, Vj.21 (h3.4,; winter ow g a ilea
42(62.90. Rye rlo.ir, dul ; far t s.oa,
$.. d.2ii: choice to farcy, 3.oii3.4o.
t'OHNMEAb- Steady; yel.ow wrste.n,
1 .09; tliy. 1.''7; Rrundywine, 3 4' "j3.io.
RVE bteaay; No. i w. stern, 6w, . o. b..
kfl'.ai; siat., utiv76c. c. t. f.. New Yark.
eiARLEV Qii.et; fetd.ng, 4ic, c. i. f,
liuffjlo; melting, b2Vs59c. c. 1. f.. BufTilo.
W HEAT neee pt , 6 , X bu.; . xp rt s. 9o,
t05 bu. fcpot. linn; No. S reu. 7i1e. tl'vj-
t-tr N'n n r,t T!l.c. t n h Mil jk i. .vt I
n irlhorn tlnliith Kt.a...- f o !, ut1i-.al h!t
I hard Manl oLn. S7ic. t. o. b., allo.it. Up
tl mm a.ter a slight op nlng d p.esjhin de
veloped a firm tout, which lus ei al da,
the atternodu mancets showing ueclcel
strength. Heavy touthwest buyl. g ml a I
kvcllvo demand from May short). Orfethe
wlth a big vlslole supply decrease, v re
thj ietur-s. The cloc wai Vic net hlghe .
March. 81 ll-16c, .! s.-d at lc; M .
Ii;-nB9c, cicb.'U ii . 7 In e ;
v-iiire c. cicb'u a, .rtic: ju if. i4s.'ni
75 J-lGc. ilo el at 75-16c; September, 73S;
JAo. i lose J at VSWc.
CUKN .ce:pis, Ji3,ii)0 bu.; exp rts, 21,.
112 bu. 8; ot. firm; No. 2, nominal, elevator,
and olV' afloat; Nik 2 yellow. o2c; No. i
white, MHc. Optic ni were lal.-.y active anl
ginerally atronaer wl h wheat: utg cl' i
aim1 a lelr I l suopy rcduc:ln ""d
;oveil g att n I the uptur i and las: i rlcei
were c .lijh r, -n t -jj.iii. wn ci
c oa d Sc cion. Ma ch. tile, il-ed at til-.
Apiii cloaed ar lZ'tt ; i.my. Siijol .c, cIcsjI
ai 61&-16r; July, :Hi .kfstc, c.oned at 4:e;
Eel ti mber. ttiSc. cli.ed at Jc.
OATH Receipt, 1.1.0 0 bu.; expo-t. 12.3.!
bu. tpo', firm; No. t. 4.e; stm rd white
4 V,c; No. a. 4.V-; No. 3 whit . 4A4 ; trac.
m.xed wesiern. nomnt". ir.i. h.it, ) ,
Ociiic. Option ft.lrly active tno. flim.r wl;h
coin. May eloseu a. 3c.
HAY' riteany: irh.ppliig. C6!jj70c: gold to
h nee. 9cuJ! 06.
HOIS Quiet; rti'e. common to chol e
190.'. 244tJ2c, lis.l, m-22c; oils, GTH1-. pa.
clllc toast. 19'2, 22;c; il. 2ttj22c; ol a,
tKjllc.
HIDES Q'.ilut ; Galverron. 20 t i 15 ISs.,
1- c; Ca.lic.rtilu. 21 to 2i lb.., 19c; Tex is dry.
. ID CU l ., 1-C.
l.KAThKR Stradv: acid. :4"-,fi26c.
PUOViSlONS Bef. quiet; mmilv, $14 0
GUuO; mens. 3 .0 i IC.Oo: bief hams.' $?o,6 (if
,50; packet $U.u.i I3.0R; c-.ty ex:ra Int'le
mm, ;3.'(i24 .t'. t'ut meats, du i; pick
led belli, s. Slu.0.11. 41; pickled ihouiders,
W.UKiK s.: tickled himr, $11.7 i12.(iji. li rd.
eay; wes'em sie.tmecl. $ic.4i; rennert
easy; cor tl unt. $UVi.; toirh Ameilca
il; rcm.b.nd. $7.54i8.no. To k asrad;
.airil'.y. 1 .. ji''.0o; hort clar, (3 uni21. j0;
m-f VI '-' t CO.
TAI.LOW fcUisy; c!ty it: per pkg ), 5S,c;
country tpkgs. free'. 6V7t5iC.
RICE hieatly : r.orrectli.. talr to extra,
4Vi'ic; Japan, nun na..
1.1'TTr.R Receipts. $,?14 pkgn. : firm;
state oa ry. I -6i : extra cr.smery, &c;
ronimnn to ihjlce crramery, laqijk.-: fic
torv. 14lc.
CHEEff-Recelpta. l.(i pkgs.: firm;
fancy, large. Mile full ir.ra. fall made.
e-ilo:vd. HMHc; white. li-,fl14Ve; ncy.
ma M, cob red. l.-c; white. lic.
tGOS Hec lots, 17.7 4 pk. ; firm: Ftat
an. I P n-sv Ivan'a, UiliVo. we er i. 14c
POCLTRY A'lve. nominal; dned, linn;
wenero fowls. 14c; turkeys, 16c.
lu t-.T A I I here a. n ad vanes of ' 1 1
thj London tin murset to lay, spot clo I i
a '.:$ 6s and fntu.et at ai::9 1 . The Ne v
Yrrk prices were alfo advanc d a wut 5
p Ints, cloa lig at $30.&u.W.7i. .The Lor.do i
o,ipr market was &a higher nt L6ij- I r L
wit knot ain ruturea, nut tne New York
rcsrket contliiueia dull and nora nslly un
,bui4. tttandard la quoted at lX7a, lake
and electrolytic at $14 7MJ1SIV and caatlnt
at $14.Mll.i no. lead advanced Is ad to 4.11
Is 6d In l-cndon, whll loi-mly It wss firm
but unchanged St Spelter, like lead,
was huh r .n f.oid in. rdvanrlng os to .i
.s. LoiHily 1; was tirm ard unchanged at
i.75. lion c nsol al j7s In tJla g w and a:
1 H I m Mul.iles.i.r meh. Locally Iron
as i let and iincliane.l; No. 1 loundry
rorthrn Is .niote t .!. OffH.'A, No 1
foundry northern at ::. 'nilM. No. 1 foun
dry t-outhirn and .S'l. I .ojndry aouthtri
soft at $.J..-?i-4..'J. Warrants are nnm nal.
OMAHA IIOI,F.AI K M AHKRT.
Condition r( Trad and Qaotatloaa
taple nail Fancy Prods.
FOOS Weak; fresh stock, 11c.
U1VJJ Pol LTHV-Htns, l'rifKC. roost
ers, according Wi age 6'(jlk-; turkeys, W&
M3c; (lurks, stifle; gf-cse. iMtloc. lressed
stock in good condition lft 2c per lb. higher
ihnn live stock.
HI'ITKR-Pacldng stock. 12'ti&13c; choice
dairy, In tubs, IS4lic; separator 27rg2Sc.
JVHTKR Standards, per can, Z-c; extra
selects, per can, :iRc, New York counts per
ran. 42c; bulk, extra selects, per gal., 11.75;
IhiIk stnndnrds per gal., fl.55.
KHOZF:N FKF8M FISH Trout, sMJlflc;
herring, 6c: pickerel, 8c: pike, ttc; perch, Sc;
buffalo, dressed, If; sur.flph, ic; bluertsh, 8c;
whitrllsh, 9c; salmon, lftci haddock, lie:
codfish, 12c; redsnapper, 10c; lobsters,
boiled, per lb., 4oc; lobsters, green, per li.,
3hc; bu'.lheHds, 10c; cattish 14c; black bass,
20c; halibut, 11c.
HRAN-IVr ton. I15.E0.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha WhnlesalG
Peolrrs' association: Choice No. 1 upland,
; No. 2, 17.60; medium. 17; coarse, 16.50.
Kye straw. f$. These pries are for iay of
good color and quality. Demand fair and
loci Ipis light.
CORN Hh.:
OATS 34c.
RYE No. 2. 4Ec.
VKGETAF.LES.
CEIERT California, per dot.. 4&S75c.
It)TATOE8 Per bu., 4lc.
HWEET POTATOES Iowa and Kansas,
22 60.
SEED POTATOES Northern grown, per
bu., 7o'uc.
NEW PARSLEY Fer doaen bunches, 45
60c.
NEW CARROTS Per doxen bunchea, 40c.
I-ETTl'C'E Per dozen buncnes. 4oc.
HEICTF New southern, per doien bunch
es, ifc: old, per bu., 4oc.
PAR8NIPP-Per bu., 40c.
Ci Ci MMEKS Hothoure, per dox., Il.ib.
CARROTS Per bu., 40e.
OKKKN ONIONS Southern, per doxen
bunches. 4Ro.
M.U I SUES Southern, per dozen bunches,
16c.
1'tT.NIPS Per bu., 40c; Canada rutaba
gas, per Ih., lc; new southern, per dozen
buncnes, 60c.
ONIuNS Red Wisconsin, p"r lb., lc;
wh te, per lb.. 2c; Spanl h. per crate, 1.7.
SPINACH Southern, per doz. bunches.
LEMONS California fancy, $3.25; choice.
S3. I
NAVY REAN8 Per bu., 12 50.
WAX BEANS Per hu box. S3; Btring I
brans, per bu.. box. $2.50.
CABBAGE Holland seed, per lb., lc.
TOMATOES New F.orida, per 6-basket
crate, $4.50. I
FRUITS. j
APPLES New York stock. S-1003.50;
CHllfrrnla Beilflowi rs, per bu., box, $1.50;
Western. 13.
STRAWBERRIES Louisiana, per 24-pt.
case, $6-
TKUPICAIj fKUUO.
KIOF California, per 10-lb. cartona, 90e;
Turk i h, per 3:-!b. box. lliftlScj
OrtANQES California navels, fancy. $30) I
fta.li; ch. Ice, J2.75; Mediterranean Sweets, j
$.'.2j; flweei Jaffa, 2.bo. '
lllTl'U P, ralun In .11- H hnfM nT in.
Je; per cate of so-lb. pka-. $2.25.
M IH bLlfc.A C.VJL'0.
MAPLE SLQAR-Ohlo, per lb.. 10c.
HONEY Lah, pir 24-frnme case, S3 25;
Co orndo, $11.0. .
PoPCORN Per lb., 2c; shelled; 4c.
HIDES No. 1 rreen. be: No. 2 green. 6c:
No. 1 s-ltrd. 7c; No. 2 salted. 6c; No. 1 veal i
Ctlf, 8 to 1J lie., 8c; No. 1 veal calf. 12 t j
U .us., be; d.y hlden, k'tilic; thcep pelts, 2i ,
l7..c; hoisc hides, $1.5i&2.50.
NI TS Walnuts, No. 1 soft 'shell, per lb.,
Uc; I ard the l. per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft shell.,
jar lb.. 13c; No. 2 hard i-h II, per lo., 1 c;
Brni I , per lb., 12c; ft.bcrts, p-r ib.. 12:; j
alnio d.', mtt the.l, per lb.. 16c; hard shell.
p. r l-i., Lc; Pl i an, large, per lo., l.-c; .
email, per lb., Uc; cocoa nuts, per doz.. tlc; .
ihctnuu-, per lb., l c; peanuts, per lb.. 5Vc; I
luaiifu .eaiiutn, perlb., ic; b.ack wainji., 1
prr iiu., : hickory nuts, per bu., 1 6J;
c c anuts, per Urn, 4.
OLD METALS ETO.-A. B. A pirn quoUi I
the loliuwing pi'ic: Iron, coui.iry inl..eU. I
iTfi- ton. Hi: Iron, stove D.ate. ur ton. H: '.
cupper, per lb., bVic; brass, heavy, per lo.,
8c; ora.iH, light, per lb., 6Hc; UaJ p.r lb.,
Ik; jiinc, per lo., iVic
WEAHE UllA.S A.D KLEVATOK CO.
Omih i Branch ltO-111 Board of Trade
Bulldlna;. j
CHICAGO. March 30. WHEAT -Ther s j
h teen a firm wheat market, wit n ini
May at Its Lest, up over a ce it. unl tie
Ju.y and September about half at muih
'l here was torn; v ntrove -y rgardln i
v.slb.e fg.res. The flr. nn.unc m ntwaij
lor a decrease of 2.ii,i,.0 oush li, out N-rf I
Vol It teported only 1.7fi4.ij bushtli de-
crease, but even ihe latt.r figure was a i
- I varw .
lur.ccr aeciease man exprcisu. oecci. on
pafsig", 29,8.8.003 bushels; decreas d 1.176,
Da uushels. The worlds ihlpmenti, 8,712,'l
oui lino, agiilnst .t.l2,tOJ list sear. Clear
a c s. soSuo buthels. New York reports
1 loads taken for export and one carjro l,
I 'Pkiitcd fo d f:on h're. Primary rec Ipta :
I 4ui bu hj.s. aga na, 67j 0 o last e r; J
piimary shipments, 144,00) buehelj, ag.lni. ,
I'a.i-j'. Northwest recelpte. 487 cars, a(al mt
391. l ocsl receipts, 11 cars, with none con - (
f.act E.lm-ts for Tuerday, 2a cars. Thi
WiKth-r Is decidedly favorable. There wai
a general ul 'poK.tlon to cover shirts und
the crowd seemed to favor the bull al le.
COtN llnrj has been a dull but rtron-j
corn marker. There -was ie.ilng tf My
and buying' of July credited mo I udaiiy.
Tiade his be in rather llfht. Cash markst
wtis 4jc high-r. helped by the sma.l re
ceipts and uuylng by elevator p.opl -. . R-cv-lpts,
91 carv, with 2 con'ract. Ettlmates
for Tuesday, 170 cars. Cl arancei, "u4,00J
buthela. Visible dectease. 45,uuo buehels.
c h cago to,-k. 4 210.ncj bushels; Increased,
24 OtO. On p age tncnaed 667.001 bushels.
Warld's shi-.nentJ, 4,i,61.i,oO b a.-hell (mos.lv
irom America), agal.i't 2,v91.0u lasi var.
New Y. rk repc rLs IS I ada t k n for export.
Eartrn neinand Is still quiet.
OAT8 Tha market has bien rtrong, w.t'.i
a rtein.inu for May which lo ke I llk- Pat.
ten. Th? mood waa Influenced some by
talk of too much rain and delayed teedlnf
in Illinois and Iowa. The cash marke: wai
strong. t,p V-iitle. Iocai teceln.a. l cais
with 7 contiact eitlmatea for Tur d y, 230
Ccaranccs. l'.lO) bu-heis. The vlslbl) n
crfateu lij.OiO liushels. The lool aok.
1.94 .ihM bushelf , lncr. a-ed. I6S.000. New
S crk reports lOi.om bu-h,a aold for export.
Enrtern demand Is fair; wes.ern offering!
lUht
PROVISIONS-Th- market opened dull;
trade very light. The market was mostlv
Influenced by the sirens h i:i grain. ash
riomnnd was quiet. Th?re were 3i,0u hojs;
market easier. 5c lower, clonlnii l.w lower
thou Suturday's tet pi lea. Ewtlmates tor
iPTiirow, 1 .rK) head. Hogs in t.ie wi-st
tcdiy. ..i o n na. agnin.t ,.ej ut year,
WEARii GRAIN AND ELEVATOIl CO.
St. Lnsla Grain and 1rovllon.
ST. LOVIS. March . WHEAT Higher;
No 1 red. cash, elevator, 6'ac, nominal;
track. -716i 75c; May. 6,s-"c; July, 6'i-ic; No.
1 herd. 7i'fl73Uc.
t DHN-Higher: No. 2 cash. 59Wc nom
inal; track, 3iKui;9',o; May, 3!lc; July, 39HV
4 c
" OATS Higher: No. 2 cash. 32Hc. romlnal:
track, 33tiiHC, May. 32'c; July, SOc; No.
2 whl'e o7c.
RYE Higher at 4.St(48M,c.
FLCl"P steady; red winter patents, $1.30
3 45; extra fancy and straight, $3.uOQ!.25;
clear, $22.702.90.
HEKD 1 imotby, steady, S2.004JJB.80; prime
worth more.
CORN MEAL Steady, $2.30.
R RAN Steadier ; sacked, east track. 70
72c.
HAY Weak; timothy. $8.00fr 16.00; prairie.
$:. ii .o.
1KU.N 11 ITTUIVTi KB XI. 04.
KAGGIN'l-6Mi6Vic.
HEMP TWINE 8c. .
PHOVISIONS-Pork: Higher; Jobbing,
standard mess. $1N.12V Lard: Easy at
$4. 77V Dry salt meats, steady: boxed extra
shoris, 9 87V; clear ribs. $10.12V short
clears. $10 25. Bsccn, steady; boxed extra
rhorts, $10.7.1; clear rlba, $11; rhort cler,
$11. 12V
M ETA I. H Lead: F-y at S4.77H. Spel
ter: Wesker at li.rv.iii 40.
POl'LTKT Steady; chlckena,
keys. 14c: ducks. 14c; geese 6?.
ni'TTER Quiet; creamery.
lie; tur
ner V:
asiry. iiji.c.
EGGS-eteady; 11c for fresh.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
Oats. bu....
13.1MI
60,1100
113.01 HI
lll.UUU
9.000
4i.a
86.00
72.CAM
nntath (:rB Market.
Dl'LI'TH. March SO.-WIIKAT-To arrive.
No. 1 hard, 75c; No. 1 ncrthern, 73V,c; No.
t northern. Kc: May, JVc; July, 73'c.
OAlt-May. J3Vc.
reorla Mr.rkeC.
PEORIA. March S0.-CORN rSrm; No. 3,
fc.
OATSSteady; No. t. S3Vtl33ic.
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL March K).-WHEAT-No. I
red. western, winter, 6 fed; No. 1 northern.
spring, 6a d; No. 1 Ca Ifornla,' 6s 8d; fu
tures, steady; May, s lVd; July, 6s VI.
CORN Print, American mixed, quiet, 4s
6V1; American mixed old. steady, 6s 4'id;
futures, quiet; May, 4s 2Sd; June, 4s lVd;
July, 4s ld.
FICR St. Louui, fancy, quiet, 8a Sd.
PEAS Canadian, quiet, 6s 8V'
HtiPtt At London tl'aclflc coast), firm,
6 Ufat'.
PROVISIONS Reef, essy; extra India
met, 8ns Hri Pork, steady; prime western
mess, 12s 3d. Hams, rhort rut, 14 to 16 lbs .
Sleioy, Ms, Baron Cumterland cut. 2ii to
lbs., quiet. 61s; short ribs. 16 to 24 lbs.,
steady, -a: long clear middles, light. 2
to i4 lbs., stesoy, oJs; long clear middle .,
heavy. 3) to 40 Ins., stead v, htr M ; short cleiir
barks, 16 to 20 lbs., Arm, 63s; c'.ear ribs,
14 to I lbs., steady, 64s. hhou:ders, square,
11 to 18 lbs., quiet. 43.. lard, steady; prime
western. In tierces, ;,Js6tl, American re.'lned,
lit palls, 61s.
BUTlEH- Good I-nlied States, steady. 5fs.
CH E Eh E Steady ; American driest white
and colored, 6".
TAUiW- Prime city, stehdy, 27s 3d;
Australian, In Lindon, dull, 32s 6d.
Kansas Clr Grain nntl Prorlslona.
KANSAS CITY. Marctl 30. WHEAT
May, 64'nHVe; July, tn'uiilMn:; cash. No 2
hard, W&oVte; No. 3 63'u6.ic; No. 4, ESif62c;
rejected, sb'gblc; No. 2 red, 6liiU70'c; No. 3,
64U67c.
t OitN April, S5Wi3M4c: May, S.VTic; July,
35iK6c; cash. No. 2 m.xed, MAihc; No.
i wn.te, vVtc; No. 3, 351370.
OATH No. S white, a4vm354c; No. 2
mixed, Sil(i33Hc.
RYE No. 2, 44Ve.
HAY Choice timothy, $12.50; choice prai
rie. $M.75t&.U).
KLT'itK-Creamery. 21(&25c; dairy, fancy,
19c. .
EGGS Fresh, lOc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheut, bu t 2"U.HiW 4.8"0
Corn, bu In9.40() S2.tri0
Oats, bu 32,1100 8,iJ0
rhlladelphln. Prod nee Market.
Philadelphia; March 3i.-butter
Firm and in good demand; extra western
creamery, 3vtfr;iiHc; extra nearby prints, ililc.
EGGS Steady ; in lair demand; freh
nearby, western nnd southwestern, 14V at
mark; fresh southern, 14c. at mark; duck
eggi'. 2Vi;8c; geese eggs, Mnlic.
CHEESE Stendy; In talr demand; New
York full creams, pi line small, HVgltV?;
New York full crennis, fair to good small,
13ViHe; New .Yor full creams, prime
large, HfrUVfcc; New York full creams,
fair to good large, liiVi'aiile.
Toledo Grnln and Seed.
TOLEpO, March 30.-WHEAT-Iull but
firm; cash, 73-tac; Mav 74V-; July, 71s4c.
CORN Dull tiut tirm; March and May,
43c; Ju.y. 43 c.
OATS Dun but firm; March, 35c; May,
33c; July. 31c.
' HIE No. 2. 53c.
HEED Clover, dull east; cash. $7.12Vi
March, $7.12'; April. $.7o; October. $535;
prime timothy, kM; prime aiHine, $7.50.
Mlnneapnlln 'Wheat, Flour and Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 30,-WHEAT
May, 73c; Ju.y, 73Hc; on tracK No. 1 hard,
7tWc; jso. 1 northern, ibHc; No. i north
ern, 74c.
FM-iLt First patents, $3,704? 1.80; second
patents, $3.K'uJ.7li; flrat clean, $2.70; second
clears, S2.oi4i2.25.
BRAN In bulk, higher at $11.75(812.00.
Mtlvrankee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. March 30. WHEAT
Firm; No. 1 northern, 77c; No. 2 northern,
'i6j7i'-ic; May, 7,)Vc.
RYE Firm; No. 1, 61VS52C.
BARLEY tteuoy; No. 2. 6oc; sample, 43
E3c.
CORN May, 43c.
SEW YCfHK STOCKS AND BONDS.
Hopes of Rising; Market Meet with
Disappoint men t.
NEW YORK. March 30. Hopes of a rise
in price of Blocks today as a result of the
favorable bank p.atement ot Saturday
v. ere disappointed. 1 he , opening dealings
proved that the Sunday Intervals had re
united In an accumu.aoun of selling orders
from vatious points. Apparently the nanus
were not culling loans, out many broKers
tent out cans to tnelr customers for addi
tional margins an i the lncreaxed demand
for call in u m-y which resulted rati tho rate
up to 8 per cent, ihe hope that the corner
In tne money market had been turned and
the comparative ease normal Jo the Apiii
period tnus brought Into immediate pros
pect was seen to be without warrant and
dioappointed holders 'threw over mocks
h,u.ii ail Ihrojgn the list. The decline in
tho first hour was not acute, except In a
low stocks, and tne re wao a very general
recovery t,y. midday, but the uemarnl fell
Into almost complete stagnation at the high
level, offering no encouraaienl tor tne
bidding' up ot stocks. Some observers pro
teaneu to detect some buying tor Invest
ment account at lower levels, especially of
Pennsylvania. . There was alleged a. so to
bo some demand oi thla character fur bear
account, but the effect on prices was not
visible. The breaTt In Southern Partite to
the lowest point In the present movement
aroun?d uneasiness as to the pctdtlon of
the pool In that stock and this hid a de
pressing, effect on the whole list, 'i ho sup
position that the leader of this pool has
embarked on a very extensive campaign for
the rhort account In tho general market,
to recuperate losses believed to have been
siif. aineil on the break !n Southern Pa
cific, while at the same time attempting to
maintain the pool holdings of Southern
laclllc, offers a specjlullve anomaly, the
potslole effects of wilich Wall street s most
.,.,ii.ionn critics admit they arc unaole to
forecast, "he labor controversy with the
structural Iron workers was respunsloie
lui' the sharp break in I'niteil States Steel
picfi.rcd. '1 ne advance In Manhattan on
toe other hand, was due to a reported post
ponement ot the adjustment of the labor
u.t puie un that system. The late oreak In
New York Central was accompanied Ly
unfounded rumfirt that the New Haven men
liaj gone on strike. 'Ihe price touched l.ti,
which Is the lowest on Ihe present move
ment, 'the flurry to 8 per cent. In call
money followed and comolned to produce
the lat break to the lowest point of the
day. The covering by room shorts lifted
p. Ices a fraction, but the clotdng was lr
icgular again and active. The loss by the
t.nks to the subtreasury on Saturday of
nearly Sl.OOO.Oui) ind the credit balances at
the clearing house of that Institution this
morning or $4(9,&18 revived the apprehen
sion over the condition of banking reserves.
ne news that the treasury warrant for
$3,000,000 for payment oi tne appropriation
tt relieve distress in the Philippines would
to received In New York failed to offpt
the effect of the subtreasury's figures. The
dividend and Interest disbursements fur
April are unusually heavy because the
preparation for there helped to disturb thet
money market today.
The bond market was Irregular but not
very active. Total sales, par value, $2,930,
U) I'nlted States 3s, cojpon, advanced .
the new 4s ' end the old 4s i per cent on
the last call.
The following are the quotations on the
New Y'ork Stock exchange:
Atrhlaoa
do ptd
Bal. A Ohio....
do pfd
Canadian Pa-ldc.
... MVa Triaa A Pacific
... HI .ToIcqo. Si. L. A W. 26
... IIH do pfd H'i
... l'ta Union PaclAc r'Ji,
Pfd H
... 7J iWabaah UK
...44 do pfd it v
... MS Whealliif L. B.... ti',
... 6 I do id pld ut
... ii'H Win. l.iural 24
... aj I do pfd t-it
... Adama Ex 126
Canada 8o
Chea. ft utaio
Uhlcaco & Alton...
do ptd
Chicago O. W...
do 1st pld
do la pfd
Chlraso t N. W .
(.bliar.o Tor. k Tr
do yli
C. C. C. U. L...
Colorado So
do lat pld ,
do !d pld
t. a Hudaoa
11. U a W
lnrr a H. O...
do pfd
Erl.
do lat pfd
do Id plit
Cril Nor. r'd
HocWlng Val,y ...
do pfd
Illlnola ( antral ...
Iowa Central
do pfd
Lak Kris W...
do t?d
L. N
..laj 'American feix iib
.. 1 fulled Slatsa Ex lai
.. Wolla-Fargo Ex i.'i
. . aa .antii. coppar
.. 2f Anar. Car A P...
. . al do pfd
.. tl I A mar. Lin. Oil....
..ia.s4 do pfd
..24 -American al. ft.
.. U I do ptd
.. a.4 Anar. Mining Co..
. . 4- Brooklyn R. T
. a'4
. 1
. K'i
. M ',
. 47-.,
-ia
.Iba
. 64'-,
. ! i,
.!'
.Ill
.1H4
. l't
. la
on oio. l-ucl a iron.
2!C ona. Oaa
. ...180 Cont. Tobacco pfd.
.... t Cian Elarlrlc
4 Hocking Coal
13'4 lntar. Papar
.... Mt P,d
.... a-1 Inter. Power
.... an Lacleda Oaa
....Hi Natfoual blacuit .
....lils National Lead ....
. ...141-it '0- Aniarlcaa ....
....134-Va Pacts Coaat
m, Paclgo Mall
.... I"a lopl'a Oaa
Praaaed S. Car
....luaVt do pfd
.... iS fu'lnian P. Car ..
M Rapublle Staal
....170 o pfd
....! k 8ur
tt Tana. Coal A Iron
ko lolon Bag A P...
.... iH- o pfd
....IM'-a V. 8. Laathar ...
.... 44-a' 'd
.... aj-,.l'. 8. Rubbar
.... 70 I 60 pfd
.... T7 V. t. Steal
.... 4 I Pfd
av,'Waera t'nloa ...
. (l
. !
. 461
. ii
.Jul)
. SO
. ia
.101
. (0
. N
.221
. ia
. 71
.121
. IS
. 74.,
. 12
. M
. li
. fc.',
. IS
Manhattan L...
Mac. St. Rr
Max. Onlral ..
Mel. National .
Minn. at. L.
Mo. Paclae ....
M.. K. A T
do pfd
N. J. Central ..
K. Y. Cantral .
Norfolk W...
do pfd
Ontario W...
Pennsylvania ..
Reading
do 1st ptd....
do Id pfd
t. l. a. r..
do 1st pfd...
' do id pM
at L. S w....
do pfd
S) Paul
do ptd
tt: ParlSe
So. Rllaj ...
da sfd
Offered.
ass
4S
23 1 A mar. Lacoaaotlva .. rrva
.... U I do pfd 14
111 K C. Soutbara ..- lH
I I do pfd M!
a 4 Rock lalaad !'-,
....11 I da pfd 7:.i.
....
Bank Clearing".
OMAriX. Murch SO Bank clearings today,
$1.'8 udv4; cc rresponnlng day last year,
$1.081. at. 43: Increase, $ls.09o.91.
CINCINNATI. March Jo. Clearings, $4.
631.4O0; money, 4V1 Pr cent; New York
exchange, par.
CHICAGO. March Clearinga. $28,690.
122; balances, S3.U3.7ui); New York exchange.
2Rc premium: foreign exchange, unchanged;
sterling posted at $4 M1 for sixty days and
$4.r;', fop demand.
HAlI IMmHE. March SO. hearings, $2,
7W42; balances, $M7.281 : money, 6 per rent
PHILADELPHIA, March 30 Clearings,
$1J.346.4M; balancer, $3,135,850; money, 5..4
nvr cent.
' HUKIUN. March 30. -"Clearing. S14,207,4o2;
balinces. $l.i26.953.
NEW YORK, March $n. -Clearings, $120.
987.:M5; bnlances, $S.'T24.0.
ST. LOP IS. Mnrrh Clearings. $8,586,
834: balances, H.ti. 177; money, steady at
pi6 per cent; New York exchange, 2-c premium.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. March 3r.-MONEY-On
call, firm: lowest rate. ( per cent; highest,
8 per cent; ruling rate, 61, per cent; last
loan. 5H per cent; closing. oWt per cent;
time money, steady; sixty days, cxfofiVj per
cent; ninety dayv, 5ii'jVt per cent; sis
mcnths, iViiS br cent; prlmo mercantile
paper, 511; per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firmer, with
actual business in bankers' bills at $4.87
for demand nnd at 4.8J(4sj'4.8.W') for sixty
day bills; posted rnies, $4.84VM-7 VtH-M;
cimmercial bills, $4.R3S4.8.1V
KILVER-Dnr, 48Sc; Mexican dollars,
3S'c.
hdNDS Government, strong; railroad,
Ii tezulnr.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows: . t
V. 8. ref. is, rf....lo ,Mex. Central 4a Tl'i
do coupon vlot!4jl do la Inn ,
do ia. ivg iojij Mnn. g. Bt. L 4s.... H
do coupon lii's M , K. A T. 4a
do new 4a, re( l4a do ia u',a
do coupon n. t. C. (an. iVia .liM
do old 4a. rag llul tf. 1. C. gn. a 1J0
do coupon tin. No. Paclnc 4a 1iiH
on .-. 4 Pov; do Ju. H
do cuupon loav, n. A W. coo. 4a
Atchison gen. 4a lu; Reading gen. 4a H
do adj. as to .!, u . M. e. ta.114
Dal. A Ohio 4a lull, b,. L. A S. K. 4a.... MS
lo J'ja.j jbt. L. 8. W. la
do conr. 4a lul da is 1
Canada 8o. la los 'g. A. A A. P. 4a l
oo la Inc 74 lt. Pacific 4a II
Ch.a. c Ohio 4Sa...l03 iBo. Railway a 11
Chicago A A. I'-ta... Texaa A Paclfle Is. ...Hi
C. U. A Q. a. a.... S2va T.. 8t. LAW. 4s.. t,a
0, M A 8t P g 4a.llu-4 t'nlon Paclrlc 4a lul
C. A N. W. . 7a lsivu do conv. 4s loi
"C, R. I. A P. 4a.. H Wahaah Is 1HS,
C C v. A 8t L g. a..nini4 do 2s lei
Chlcaso Tit. 4a do dab. B..i 744
Colorado So. 4a a .West Hhoro 4s li
iJeiiv.r A It. O. 4a... lavilwhasl. ALB. 4s...
JSrla prior Hen 4a.. I IWIa. Cantral 4a l
do General 4a a.1 (on. Tobacco 4a 6114
r. W. A U. C. la llHVolo. Kual bt 8f
Hoiking Val. 4'4s. ... Ruck laland 4a.
1 A N. unl. ,; 99 'a. .
Offered. "Bid.
Doaton Stocks nnd Bonds.
BOSTON. March ?A Call loins. rV&6
per cent; time loans, 6Ltifi6 per cent. Official
eiontnc oa Blocks and bonds:
Atchiaon 4a luu Allouca g4j
Ipi. Central 4s 74 Amalgamated 46 s,
Atchiaon 1V l'lngtiam 11
do pld MtUlamit A Hecla....MU
Boaton A Albany .... fc'l ;l'cntennial 1414
Uonion A Ma iitir -Copper Ranga ai
Uoaton KleTsted 147 Iiomlulon Coal lul
N. Y., N. H . A H...21S I ra.ik.lu J
Fltrhhurg pfd 14i lalo Kuals 11
I'nlon Pacldc ht Mohawa na,
Mrs. Central did Oumlnlon ....... la
Amrrtcan Sugar . ..'..lrJie uai-eola
do pfd ui Parrot t
American T. A T list 'Santa Fo Coppar .... I
Dominion I. A 9 ia llamarack U7
Gn. ElM-trlo 11 ITrlnlly io4j
Maaa. Kleocrlc 324 "lied gutas 14 u
I'nlted fruit lua l'tah ja'i
I'. 8. Steel JJ'4'Vlrtorla
do pfd as ; Winona 10
V'aili.gii. common. ..loo !Wolverln 72
Adrenture 10
London stock Market.
LONDON. March, 30. Closing quotations:
Conrola. money I 1-11 Nes York Cantral. ..U7yj
do account i0 1-11 Norfolk A Waatarti.
71
MV4j
41
70S
11
it
II
M
J
M
!
Ka
tt
as,
'H
s
41
Ai.aronda t, do pfd
Atchison S2 Ontario A Waste ru.
lo pfd S FcnniTlvanla
naliimora A Ohio.... H'l Rand Mines.
canacian I'aciur 131',
C'heaapeako A Ohio.. 4S
1 11.' -ao o. VV. ?4-
C. M. A St. P 170
Raadlng
do lat pfd
do id pfd
Southern Railway...
do pfd
Bouthern Pacific...
Union Pacific
do pfd
United States Steal .
do ptd
Wahaah ,.
do pfd
I Utera r 11
Denver A R. O..
do pfd
Erie
du lat pfd
do 2d pfd
Illn.oia C Lltlral
:
ii
MVa
a4Va
U-uiavllle A Naah.
12oi
Mlksourt, K. A T... ioTe,
BAR 81LVEB11.1IH rw Mn
MONEY-3V94 per cent. The rate of dls
count In the open market for short bills Is
jMM. per cent and for three-months' bills
n-ioitfj-fr per cent.
I -
New York Mlnlair Storks.
NEW YORIC, March 30. The following
are the closing quotations on the New
Y'ork Stock exchange:
Adama Con So Little Chiaf .., I
Allca , U wAJiilaao W0
Breeca JiJal4 170
Hrunawlrk Con 4i I'hoehlx
1 omatock Tunuct .... 9Va Potoal , .Y
Con. Cal. A Va 146.. 8avaae is
l.o.-n BilTer .-..l.',w iBltrra Nerada 7
Iron 'Silver 13 'Kinail Hopes to
Laadviiia Con 1 IStagdard f
Assessment paid.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle and Sheep Are Steady, bat Hoa-a
Dro; a 1 Dime. 1
CHICAGO, March 1 S CATTLE Re
ccip.s, 2,"),ci)o head; market ateaoy; gjod to
piime steers. $o.tAii6'j.ai; poor t meJium
3.it4.8j; Blockers and leeders. $2.1.4,4.10;
cows, jLo'ift 1.6O; heifers, $2.ouao.l3; cannery,
l.wk(i2 75; bu U, $2.oOu4.oO; calves, $3.i6.75;
Texaa ted sieeis, 8i.mVi4...
HuGS Receipt.', 34,OjO head: estimated te
morrow, 3o,oou heaj; left over, 4iww heau;
market fijiluc lower.- well bought; mlxel
and butchers, 7.1.'.(?i7.3o; good 10 Ci olee
heavy, 87.3oiyi.66; tough heavy, $7.0u'i.Jo;
light, 46.MxUi.2c: bu.k of sales, $7.1,t7.3,.
ellEiiP AND LAMBS Receipts, 17.00)
head; market for sheep and lamos, rtead
10 strong; good to choice wethers. $.5o'i.
6.6); fair to choice mix d. $4.50gj6i; wester 1
sheep, f5.5iK(7.taj; na.lve lomos, 6.oo'8i.oj;
western lambs, $j.507.7a.
uttlcial Saturday: ,
. . .Receipts. Shipments.
cattle 422 48 1
Hnaa
9.219 J.447
1.743 -
Sheep
Kansas City Lire Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY March 30. CATTLE Re
celpta, 3.W0 natives. 700 Texans; calves, 150
naclves; heavy fat cattle steady; light and
medium, strong to loc higher; heifers,
steady to strong; cows, steady; Blockers
and feeders, slow but steady; choice expert
and drewied b.ef steers. 44.dOiio.26; fair to
good, $.1.!5ii4.60; stockers and feeders,
2.95(al.io; western fed steers, $3.flojj
6.00; Texaa and Indian steers, $ii.76y
4.60; Texaa cows, $2.0im3.96; native cows,
Jl.oofi4.25; native heifers $2.80(64.30;' cannern,
$1.Ui2.2o: bulls, $2.c.Vu4.25; calvea, S2.75"(i.5o.
HOGS Recelp s, J.i.00 head; market steady
to 5c lower; top, .42V bulk of sales, $7.25
7.37Vs; heavy, i.3uf-i.424; mixed packers,
$7 2"((7.3i".; light $7.ti74frJ.27V4; yorkera. $7.20
7.27 S; pigs, W.26I&7.O0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 2,400
heil; market active and steady; native
lumbs, 3.5i)i7.Ni; western lambs, $5,751(7.45;
fed ewes, $4.55(ti6.00: native wethers, ii.Wtf
6.10; Texas clipped sheep, $4.ftyj.70; stockers
and feeders, $3.5014.76.
Jiftf York Live Stork Market.
NEW YORK. March SO. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4.161 head: market slow; steers,
steady to a shade easier; buils, slow; fat
cows, a trifle tirm; others steady; steers,
$4.5'Kii5.50: bulls, 13.2S64.fw; cows, $1.5CH)4.fO.
Cablet steady; live cattle and sheep, alow;
exports, 700 cattle and 3u0 quarters of bf ;
tomorrow, l,0c2 cattle, l.lto sheep and 400
quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 6.632 head; market Mi
75c lower on heavy supply; 2u0 unsold; veals,
ttiSc: few choice to extra. $8.25-8.50; little
calves. 2.6"cj3.0ci; city dressed veals, lower
and cVfcUVc-
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 10.9S5
head: sheep strong; fair to choice lambs.
15'u26c lower: common and medium, slow;
sheep, $4.2i8.&0: yearlings, $6.50(37.00; lambs,
fei.iKKci8.25; cull sheep, H.5o4j4.w, cull lambs,
84. 5X14 5 60.
HOGS Receipts. 5,850 head; market 4o5oc
I'-ver; state hogs, $7.4041 7.6o; few choice,
$7.50.
8Iobi t'tty Live Stork Market.
SIOl'X CITY. Ia.. March SO. f Special
Telegram.) CATTLE Recelpta. 4.500 head;
stockers lower and killers steady; beeves,
$3.7.ViiiAi; cows, bulls and mixed, $100414.00:
stockers and feeders, $2.75&4.2o; calvea and
'yearlings. $2.7.'U4.30.
HOGS Receipts, 1,800 head; BrSflOc lower,
Belling at $6.r7.25; bulk, $7.05i7.15.
Stock In 8lg;kt.
Following were the recelpta of live stock
at the six principal western cities y eater-
Csttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha $.297 46'.l $.';
Chicago 26.tM S4.nn0 17,00)
Kansas City !. l.M 1 401
St. Ixuls 2.KJ0 k.V.) j.oO)
8. Joseph 1210 1646 6.467
Sioux City 4,500 l.8M
Totals 39.807 U.027 JS 951
Vlslhla Salr of Grain.
NEW YORK. March SO.-The visible sup.
nlu A -r.l a... ...... 1. 4-
Piled by the New York produce exchange
is as follows:
WHEAT -43.291,000 bu.; decrease, 1,764,000
n.
bu
CORN 10.302.000 bu.; decrease. 38 or bu.
OATS 7.3i7 moo bu.; Increase, 13.000 bu.
RYE-l.P7J.OJ0 bu.: increase, 6J.O0O bu.
LAKLEY 1.666, 000 bu.; decrease. 22.(100 bu.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Catt Receipts Moderttt) and Pr ori Held
" Juit About Stegdj.
HOGS SOLD FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
Sheep mad La nabs Continued 1st Active
Demand and th Market Caald
Safely Be atd Steady
ta Stronv.
SOUTH OMAHA. Msrch .
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Otuclal Monday l.Jtl 4.o81 8,iw7
name day last week 4.441 S.on) '
bame week before t.Ot 4.787 10
Same three weeks ago... 4.214 4.o t.4d
Same lour weeks ago.... 3.249 S.4.H S.2tl
bame day laat year 8.2 18 4.146 4.658
RECEIPTS rXt THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs ai.d sheep at Mouth Omaha for
the year to uate anu comparisons wlih laat
ear: lisj. 19j2. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 2.1.829 l..v.i4 Va,896
lioga toa.uiH i2,i9s 114,794
Bhcep 842,733 k2l,ie HS.cMI .....
Average pi Ice paid tor hogs al South
Omaha tor the last several days with com
parisons: Date. 1908. 1902.190L1900.1899.18)8.1897.
March
March
March
March
March
March
March
March
Marcn
March
March
Aiaich
March
March
Marcn
Marc h
March
March
Mrfl'cit
March
March
March
March
March
March
March
March
March'
March
March
6 ul
.!
7
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1 li
6 Qui
t 22
t 28,
I
6 32
t 8
I ji;
$11,
I 8 ai
4 61 6 2
62, I
$ '''I
4 74,
4 lOI S 64
4 71 I 60
4 721 S 1
4 71 1 bat
4 73 S Ml
I 81
76
4 7 S 60
76 S A3;
3 ii
S So
W4I
7 021k,
7 01 v
7
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S 47
S '
s a
3
s u
a
s
S 6)
a
t 61
3 i
8 78
a
3
8 8
S 91
S
3 91
4 uo
5 93
3 91
3 .
S 94
S 91
3 86
8 73
1 87
s r
S 76,
I 1
8 41
S 71
7 25
6 97
S 80,
$ mi
8741
S 8s
3 t8
6 11
t 40i
6 18!
6 41
I 46,
T 231
6 301
7 28 V 13
s u
4 V9 3 6H
'i 19'
I loHl
7 o-Hi
4 V:
4 94
S 6-m
( 65
I 6
1 lui
16
6 21,
S 71
I 66
4 73
tt 22
"I
o oil
o 71 1
5 821
t hoj
5 81
I
6 761
6 8i
6 86
b 90
6 86;
6 89
4 89
4 86
3 71
,75!
3 74
7 a
7 84
a
7 45
7 38
S 68
26
4 81
3 661
6 32
a
4 fco 3 6
4 9ji 3 8J;
3 7
29
881
4 93 S 60;
S 67
4 89 I
4 971 $ 60)
6 05) S 6o
& 161 3 SU
6 U I 63
S 71
3 61
7 2.H,
I 21 '4
7 2
7 oVi
7 22
6 86
6 45
69
0
3 60I
a
S 57
8 M
3 83 1
3 62
S 87
Indicates Sunday.
The otticiol nuniber of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Roads. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'ses.
C M A Rf T Kv 7 16
MiMourl Pacific Ry
Union Pacific system. 32 6 25 2 ,
C. ft N. W. Ry 10 1 ..
F.,E. A M. V. R. R.. 24 16 2 1
C, St. P., M. O.... 23 6 .. 1
B. A M. Ry 28 10 t
C, B. A Q. Ry 1
C. R. I. A P.. east.. 10 1
Illinois Central 6 S
Total receipts, 140
60
32
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers.
Cattle. Hogs. 8heep.
Omaha Packing- Co 205 637
1.491
1,84
2.5HO
1,134
Swift and Company 767 846
Armour A Co 652 1.041
Cudahy Packing Co 347 1,184
Armour, from Sioux City 993
Carey At Benton 36
Lobman A Co 62
W. I. Stephen 144
Hill A Huntxlnger 25
Huston A Co 6
Livingstone A Shaller 21 -
Hamilton 258
L. F. Huss 23
Wolf A Murnan 63
Dennis A Co 16
Lec Rothschild 106
Worthelmcr 101
bh. Irian Meat Pn 81
Other buyers 463 1.013 ;
Totals 3,276 4.682 8,083
CATTLE There were not as many cattle
here today as arrived a week ago, but re
ceipts were about the same as they were
a year ago. The market was in fairly good
chape and no particular change from the
cioao of last week was noticeable.
Receipts included about bo cars of corn
fed steers. While the prices paid were just
about -steady with those in force last Fri
day there aid not eeem to be the life and
snap to the market that characterised It at
that time. Trading was not very brisk, but
still all the early arrivals were disposed
of In goca seatun, ana tne marsec was ,
generally quoted a little s.ow, but about j
Bteaoy. I nere were no eTricwjr prune
on sate, so that the top price does not look
very high on paper.'
The cow maract was more brisk than
the trade on steers and the pr.ces paid were
fully steauy. All the buyers, though,
wanted the better grades ot both cows and
heifers, while the canuers were slow sale,
th tame as tney were last week. The
market on that ciass of stuff could not be
quoted any tower, but It was certainly no
h'xuf.s. vesl calves and stags all sold wlth
..., much trouble In the same notches they
did last week.
The stocker and teeaer maraec was ac
tive and tul.y s eady on sll desirable grades.
Even the warmeo-up cattle' that sold for
feeders brought fully as much as the same
kinds did at the close of last week. There
were quite a lew cattle In the yards, but
still buyers bought up all the good kinds
at an eary hour. The common kinds of all
weights were more or .ets neglected, but
they sold steady with last week. Repre
sentative sa'es: ' . ,
lIGidr oicnno.
Ko Av- Pr. No At. Pr.
, sue js 11 1110 4 iS
J M I iS 10 HIT 4 84
I 140 I 10 4 4l
J ""' 7IW SO 1 1170 4 40
S." 11 I 98 6 ,.. Hi 4 40
1 170 4 00 20 1101 4 40
a "' WD 4 10 M., "07 4 40
J IV4 4 10 SO 1110 .4 40
a ' M0 4 10 21 1014 4 40
J Mi 4 10 to 117J 4 41
?"' IM 4 1140 4 4S
i 444 4 10 U i:3 4 40
1 '...; 114i 4 10 1 11314 45
1 810 4 10 1 140 4 4
,i 10S4 4 10 17 ...L..1KI 4 44
o' ion 4 10 z I2ii 4 aa
It Mi 4 J 4 1444 4 44
II 1111 4 11 i lit 4 44
a 1178 4 IS 20 lltl 4 40
ii If,! 4 15 10 1154 4 40
a ". 4f,i 4 i tl mil 4 80
14 74 4 10 ll 4 50
11'" 1142 4 44 1204 4 60
4 1110 4 80 11 1141 4 40
H.'. 1241 4 10 14 IIU 4 60
to t4 4 10 11 ISM 4 IS
ii' 10J7 4 10 - 14 12.15 4 66
li 1131 4 15 10 1124 4 55
it 1118 4 K 80 13A5 4 55
l' 1S.M 4 36 60 1471 4 40
aa" ft 4 1 1250 - 4 40
14' 1070 4 15 II 1440 4 40
1' 1040 4 35 ti 136 4 44
a' 1200 4 16 T 1601 4 74
1171 4 18 ' 1600 4 75
COW8.
1 710 1 7b 1017 8 IS
1 If I 00 J '. 70 i 15
1' 1950 I 10 I ISO I l
I 110 I 10 1 1110 I 40 .
1 170 I it 1 100 I 40
1 44 I 16 t Hi 110
1 120 I 40 i 1-K4 1 40
1' 160 I 40 4 1044 I 44
' 714 I 40 1 1101 I 60
1 640 I 60 14 443 I 60
1 1090 I 10 100 I 60
1 440 I 60 a 1 liTO I 60
1 1416 I 64 4 11C4 I 64
I 4.14 i 40 1 1064 I 64
I 6 I 60 i 974 I 65
1 HO I II 1 1110 4 40
I a 1 46 1 110 I 40
1 400 I 46 6 1134 I 44
I 445 I 46 1 1071 I 40
t 137 I 15 1 1040 I S
1 Ill I T 4 113U 4 44
1 IM I 71 4 1040 I 46
1 I7J I 71 10 1121 I 65,
1 460 I SO It 1163 I 7
1 430 8 40 1 1154 I 70
1 1070 I 40 6 1040 I 70
1 1071 I 46 1 1100 I 71
4 (16 1 66 1 1340 I 71
T 740 I 46 1 1110 I 7
1 1030 I 40 1 460 I 71
1 1IK4 I 00 It 427 I 71
1 ,. IM I 60 t. M4 I 71
I 4 1130 I 40 10 I4 I 76
II 131 I 0 H 1011 I 74
1 1414 I 40 1 1016 I T4
1 1040 I 04 1 1064 I 71
I .4046 I 40 4 1220 I M
' I Ill I 14 II 444 I 10
1171 I 16 17 1100 I 14
II 1041 I II I lao I lo
7 iai I to 14 ion 1 o
1 r.'o 1 10 11 1111 1 acr
11 nil I 10 ai in 1 M
1 734 I 14 I UI I 10
4 , 1044 I 14 I IK-0 I nt
1 1161 I 24 t lm I u
1 noe 1 ss 1 110 1 45
1 47 I I I ,...1101 I II
1 1164 I 11 II Mil I 10
t 774 I tl 1 1211 I 4
1 400 I U 4 Ml I M
I I4M I 16 1" 114 I 40
1 40 I 44 10 ......1031 I t
I 10u4 I 1 1 114 I 44
1 IIM I 14 II 104 I M
I 1111 I I lira 4 00
1 1 I M I 1214 4 40
I Ill I M I 1110 4 M
HEIFERS.
t 4M 71 10 1074 I 40
M 404 I 71 1 4... IM I 40
1 a... M II I I4S I 40
II U4 I 04 I. 441 'I 71
I mo I 44 1 440 I 44
1 441 I cal I Ill I 40
4 161 I 44 I .....till 4 oa
4 40 I 14 14 T. ... 447 4 40
II 44 I I 1 444 4 44
j l....y 448 I 14 3 14 4 at
4a 8 I ton 4 II
770 in pi 4 4
714 t U I ! 4 I
STEERS AND IIRIFKRB.
a, a J Tn 17 lat 4 ts
ITIM 4 M II 441 4 II
711 a 17 Iln 4 4a
Ill 4 Hi
COWS AND HEIFERS.
...... Is; I ko
BULLS.
inn 1 M I irra 9 H
Iimi i 7 I I i
iimi I 71 I lain I at
Iiu 18 I II'hi I n
i I M 1 1100 I 4u
1. I 4 I liTO 8 4
two I 00 4 ! 8
uan I ia) 1 1 1 am
aao I I I Ifa I M
Itxi I I I I) 8 M
Ill I It I no 4 M
nil I in 1 1M I to
o I IS 1 in ) I in
i:w I J 1 1 -oo to
UK) I r, I Hie I 4
IM'i I it I la'"' 7o
Iiao I tl 1 I i X)
CALVES.
1 Ik i l"0 6 no
lo I an so I oa
no 8 1 mi 4 oo
140 lit l in it
t l 14 l im if.
Ml 111 J !0 4
liO I 71
BTAOB.
1 1140 I 44 I 1140 4 ft
I loan I 4i
STOCK CALVES.
1 140 I I tXl IH
I IM I n 1 174 4 00
lv 444 I II II Ill 4 00
arVh.'t.- ..ciu'a lur, iiL-nrrna
i;a a m 1 t"
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
T a.,7 I ia 4 fit 4 n
I no I it am 4 25
6 721 M 41 721 4 U
1 411 I IS 1 1010 4 JS
1 7W M K4 41)
I M IU It ill 4 18
i 170 I ID 104" 4 n
1 120 I 10 I aU 4 ii
1 IKS I M I SMT 4 .10
1 44 I A 10 fc'.l 4 10
I lit 4 Ill 4 10
I I7S I 10 11 4f 4 10
4 IWl I 10 I ,. 4 10
1 410 i 71 li. 171 4 10
I I0U I 7 It i'l 4 U
1 110 78 II 417 4 31
t IIM I Kl il 110 4 IS
4 Ill I to 14 17 4 IS
4 410 4 DO II HO 4 40
tO 441 4 00 1 744 4 40
no 4 no ii 44a 4 40
IS 4l 4 10 It 440 4 40
4 U 4n , M 1044 4 41
1 404 4 10 31 134 4 0
1 141 4 to t 441 4 40
4411 4 20 IM 1064 4 40
S' fl 4 it
HOOS There was a fairly liberal run of
nun nere touay lor a Monday, ana bb
other markets were quoted lower prices
here also took a tumble. The market was
slow In opening, and the early sales were
o'tjiuc lower trisn Saturday a average, pack
ers, though, wanted to buy their droves
lie lower, and as a result trading was slow
irom start to nntsh. The situation, tnougn,
grew, worse as the morning advanced, and
tne ciose oi tne market waa generally
dime lower. The medium weight hogs sold
mostlv from 17 vn a 87 ? nrlma iieavlea
from $7.25 to $7.30, and the lighter loads
irom h.m down. The market was Slow
from start to finish, so It was rather late
oeiore a clearance was made. Representa
tive sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
88 178 80 7 00 80 223 40 7 22V4j
70... ...219 40 7 15 78 231 120 7 22W
78 193 ... 7 15 fl 252 120 7 UH
77 182 ... 7 16 7.1 239 ... 7 22
76 184 ... 7 16 67 238 40 7 tihi
27 209 .i. 7 15 73 2?6 ... 7 22V
H M ... 7 16 65 239 ... 7 22V.
80 1U3 80 7 15 64 297 ... 7 26
63 221 ... 7 20 66 236 40 7 25
4 229 40 7 20 84 2.16 20 7 25
59 247 ... 7 20 $3 238 80 7 25
78 217 40 7 20 ii .243 80 7 25
64 214 120 7 20 , ',1 255 40 7 25
79 215 120 7 20 66 26S ... 7 23
72 230 40 7 20 78, 248 40 7 25
5 2fo 40 7 20 tx! 284 80 7 25
64 237 ... 7 20 S?3 267 ... 7 25
220 ... 7 20 26 253 ... 7 27U
66 223 ... 7 20 71 272 40 7 27H
63 223 ... 7 20 64 2ti2 40 7 27
"3 229 ... 7 20 20 253 SO 7 27
73 234 40 7 20 50 317 80 7 27
75 224 ... 7 20 31 312 40 7 30
76 206 ... 7 20 61 2.45 ... 7 30
30 214 ... 7 20 78 239 ... 7 30
6S 237 80 7 22
SHEEP Receipts were libersl today,
being about the same as a week ago, and
almost double the supply of a year ago.
The big end of the offerings, though, con
sisted of lambs. The demand for bMh
srueu and lambs was fullv eaual to the
supply, and an active and steady to strong
market was experienced all around. Ewes
sold as high as $5.80, which was a nickel
more than the came kinds brought last
week, and also the highest price of the
season to dat. Western lambs sold at
$7.36, which Is slso the top price of the
season, and a little bunch of natives sold
at $7.40. - Western sheep brought $6.40. and
yearlings $6.60. Everything at all desirable
Jn the way of killers sold as rapidly as un
loaded, so that an early clearance waa
made.
There were only Just a few. feeders In
the yards, and no particular change was
noticeable.
Uuotatlona: Choice western Iambs, $C.9U
7.25; fair tc good lambs. $6.00i6.90; choice
Colorado lambs, $7.00(97.50; choice light
weight yearlings, $6.OXt6.50; choice heavy
Yearlings, ti.'frad.oO; fair" to rood yearngs,
$r VKtJ6.i5; choice wethers, $6.0066.40; fair to
good, $5.2.VS6.00; choice ewea. $5.2)5.75; fair
to good ewes, (4.255.26; feeder lambs. $4.75
H75.25; feeder yearlings, $4.254.75; feeder
wethers. M.(iH.fc; feeder ewes, t3.ou4.eo.
Representative sales:
I. ...
I...
t...
I.,.
I ...
1 ...
II. ..
II...
1...
1...
I...
I...
I ..
1...
I...
I...
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1...
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1...
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1 ..
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a...
No. Av. Pr.
11 cull lambs 66 4 00
1 buck 190 6 00
3 w extern ewes 143 6 76
460 western ewes 100 6 80
t77 Mexican lambs 68 6 75
649 western lambs...., 73 6 80
150 Colorado lambs 71 7 25
.621 western lambs 77 7 35
18 native lambs IM 7 40
4 cull ewes 67 $00
96 cull ewes 64 $00
1 goat SO 4 00
1 ewe i 90 60
- 6 western ewes 88 8 00
34 Mexican ewes. 66 6 10
1 Mexican ewe 80 6 10
SfI9 western ewes... 71 6 15
19 western larrbs 64 6 00
SfA Mex'can yearlings'. 72 6 40
l'! Mexican yearlings 73 6 40
651 western lambs 85 7 00
150 cull clipped ewes 87 I 00
13 cull clipped ewes 60 4 25
62 western clipped ewes 86 6 00
205 Mexican ewes... 60 6 10
85 ws ern ewes 70 $75
674 Wyomlrg feeder lambs 66 6 10
295 Co'.orado clipped lambs 66 6 50
40 western wethera 78 6 60
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. March 30. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,210 head; steady; cows anl heifers
steady to ssro-g; stock catt!, ra Ivea 13.8.
4i6.15; cows i.nd tvlfcrs, $2.26ti4.60; stockers
and feeders. $3.4fB I.75. -
HOOS Receipts, 8.646 head; M710c lower;
cloeed strong; light snd light mixed, $7,057))
i : medium and heavy, $7.2(Krj7.40; bulk,
$7.2007.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Iiecelpts, 6.457
head; active. 10gl6c higher: top Colorado
ewes. 86.16: lambs, active, -steady to strong;
top Colorado!, $7.40.
St. Lonls Lira Stark Market.
ST. IX5UI8. SMarch 30. CATTLI; Re
ceipts, 2,000 head. Including 1.000 head Tex
ans; market active, steady to strong: na
tive shipping and export steers. $4.70eji'5.2S.
with 'strictly fancy worth up to $,50;
dressed beef and butcher steers. $1.00476.0'):
steers under !.(XV lbs.. $3.5ul4.26; Blocker
and feeders. $2.30B4 65: rows and heifers.
$2.2C4.60; canners, $2.253.00; bulls, $2.6o
Geo. A. Adams Grain Go.
GRAIN.
PROVISIONS AND STOCKS
Members Chicago Board of Trade,
Louis Merchants Exchange and Kan
aka City Board of Trade.
Room 224 board Trade Bldg., Omaha.
'Phones 1U06 and lul7.
J. S. Von Dorn. Vie President.
Write for our market letter and cash
grain bids.
PRIVATE WIRES.
CONSIGNMENTS ONLY
Consign your grain to ths
LOGAM GRAIN GO.
KANSAS CITY, flO.,
And you will get best weights, best prices
and quick returns.
WEARE GRAIN & ELEVATOR
COMPANY
Members Principal Exchanges
Private Wires.
BRANCH OFFICE OMAHA, NEB.
llo-lll Board ef Trade.
W. E. WARD. Mgr. Telephone 1516.
$.76; ralva. $3 rWff7.m; Texaa and Irdlan
s.-rs, $3.5004 80; cowa snd heller., $2.80(1
HOOS Recelpta, $ faro head; market M7lu
lower; plga and lights. xt 92'7.1.i; packers
$..1'4I7W; butch rs, $; 40417 4.1.
SHKKP AND LAM ItS-Recelpts, 2.1V'
head; market firm; nat.ve miiiio.ia, $4 ,0
6 10; lambs. $l.7ojj . 4 wl h 1 prlngs at $V0 1
10 On; rulia and buck. 2 ).j.0, stnekee.
I3.&oj3.90; Texans, I4 0fj4 0
F.Iain tlntfer Market.
EI.OIN. March 30.--HI "TTER Ruled flrn
on the Hoard of Trsde today at 2Svc pn
lb ; sulrs In this district for the week
5M.7VI lbs
POITOITK E ftOTICK."
(Should be read DAILY y all lnteretri
as manges may occur at any time.)
Foreign malls lor the wcek ending April
4. la, will close IPROMPTLY Ii an ca4e
at the gcn'Tci pcii'iiii a ioi.ov.s: i.e..
I KI.S icitf'l' MAiLS close one hour earllei
than closing time shown lie ow.
Iteguiai nd U.p. nei.iai t u.alls close al
loreign station haif i.our ,uirr than ciosina
time snown below (except that supplemen
tal)' molls for Ejrope and Central Anii rua
via Colon, close ona hour later at ioici:,,
station).
Transatlantic ftlnlla,
Tl'ESDAY' At :30 a. m. for ITALY direct
per s. s. Sardegna (mall must be i.lrectoi'
"per s. s "cTArdegiia ').
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LAND, per s. s. Celtic, tin gueensiow.i
(mall for other parts of Europe must b -cilteited
"per s. s. Celtic"); at 8:.i n m
for El.' ROPE, per s. s Philadelphia, vi 1
Southampton; at 7:30 a. m. f.ir Nr. i 11KK
LANDH direct, per s. s. Noordam ui.ai,
mut be directed "per s. s. Noordam )
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h 1TZEKLAND, ITALY. SPAIN. Ivr!
TLOAL, TCRKEY. EGYPT, OKEitE
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Wl'EiS. per s. s. Lit Savol". via llir
(mall for other parts ot Europe miift b
elirected "per s. s. La Savo e' 1.
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per s. s. Campania, v,a y'ueeiist;. n; at j
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(mall must be directed "per s. s. Trave" )
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ailing of atamer
Stalls for South am! Central Amrrlcn,
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. a. s. Flnndria; at 9:30 a. m. (supplemen
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TAN, CAMPECHE, TABASCO and
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" ...wii-rirj l.ai a. ill. ror UJ,K.
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and QUANTA N A MO and SANTIAGO
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Niagara, via Tamplco imall must b c'l"
rected 'per s. s. Niagara"); at 12:30 p. tn
(aupplementary l:3o p. m.) for FT
THOMAS. ST. CROIX. LEEWARD an i
WINDWARD ISLANDS. BRITIhil
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and VENEZUELA, per. s. s. Cara-j. 0
(mall for Snvanilla and Cartagena must
be dlrecled "per s. s. Caracas' ); at 9am
for ARGENTINE. URUGUAY and
PARAGUAY, per s. s. Caslldd: at 9:3 1 n .
m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for FOR.
TUNIC ISLAND. JAMAICA. SAVAXILL V
snd CArtTAGENA. per a. s. Altai (mall
T.'i j-in niun muni uii c: 1 11 c tea per H. S .
.Altai' ); at 9:30 n. m. (supplementary 10:3 1
a. m.) for HAITI and SANTA MART A
per s. s. Athos (mull for Ke.lt Qiave
mur.t be directed "per s. a. Athns"); at li
a. m. for CUBA, per s. s. Morn CaMle
via Havana; at 10 a. m. for GRENADA
and TRINIDaD, per s. s. Grenade; at i)
a. m. tor BRAZIL, per s. s. Ten i son.
via Pernambuco, Br.hli. Rio Janeiro and
Santos (mall for Northern Mr.icll. Ar
gentine, Uruguay and Paraguay must ho
d'rectcd "per s. s. Tennyson"): at 10 a. m
for HAITI, per s. s. Prlns Wl'f m II (mal1
for Curacao. Veneruelu, Trlnlda-1. Brltla 1
and Dutch Golana must be directed "pe
r. s. Prlns Wlllc m II"); at 12:3) p. m f o
CUBA, per . s. Ollnda, via Havana.
Mailt Forwarded OterLim;, Etc.. Ex
cept Transpacific.
CUBA By rail to Port Timpa. Fla.. nn.l
thence by steamer, clos at this office
dilly. except Thursday, at t5:.K) a m.
(the connecting mulla close here on Mon
days. 'Wednesdays and Saturdays).
VEVICO CITY Overland, uniens'speclnllr
addressed for despatch by steamer, close.!
at this office dally, xcept Bcnday, at
p. m. and 11:30 p. m. bundaya at I p. m
and 11:30 r. m.
NEWFOUNDLAND By rail to North
Sydney, and thence hy steamer, clones at
this office dally at 6:3o 11. in. (conceclliiat
nails close here every Monday, Wednes
day e"rt Snturday).
JAMAICA By tall to Boston, snd thence
by iteamer, closes at this office at 6:30 p..
m Wednesday and Thursday
MIQUKLON Lv rail to iiosiun. and theno
by steamer, closes ut lhi office dally li
6:10 p. m.
BELIZE. PUERTO CCRTEZ and GUATE
MALA B rail to New Orleans, ar.U .
thence hy steamer, closes at this ol.lce
lanlly, except Sunday, at tl:30 p. ni. ami
711:3) p. ni , Sundays at tl:u0 p. o. and
tll:3o p. m (connecting mail closea here
Mondays at tll:3o p. m ).
COSTA RICA-ByVall to New Orleans, and
thence by steamer, cluaet at tide ottic
daily, except Sunday, at tl:30 p. m. ami
til :30 p. ni., Sundaya at tl p 1.;. and til. Jo
p. in. tconnecting mail closes here Tuea
days at til. 30 p. m .
BAHAMAS (exrept parcels post malls) It v
rail to Miami. Fla., and iheiK-e by
steamer, closes- at liiln office at 15:20 a. m.
v.r. lfrtnri' IJL'ailniMHiiu . . .. .1 h' u . . . . , n .
tREGISTERED MAIL cloaes at s p. in.
previous day.
i ninapac lOe I'.alla.
HAWAII. JAPAN. CHINA and PHILIP
PINE ISLANDS, via nan Francisco, cloaa
here dally at 6 3o p. m. uu to March 30tb.
Inclusive, lor despatch per s. s. ivoreu.
CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle close liera
dally at 6:3u p. m. up to April 11, in- '
clusivi, tor deapalch per s. s. lyo Maru.
CHINA and JAPAN, via Tarnm.i. clo.
here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to Apr I ltd. in
clusive, lor despatch per s. s. ac1H.i?h.
HAWAII, via ban Francisco, cioe here
daily at 6:80 p. m. up to April tiih, in
clusive, for despatch per a. a Alumeda.
CHINA ana JAPAN, via Vancouver n.
Victoria. B. t:.. close h"re dally ut 8:ju
o in. up to April (71 h. Inclusive fur des
patch per a. s. Empress ot Japan. Mer
chandise for I. B Postal aiiciu) at
enanghal cannot be lurwardeU vii
Cinaua.
HAWAII. CHINA. JAPAN and specially
addreased mail;.- tov the PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS, via San Francisco, c'-iav her.
daily at 6:30 p. m. up to Apt I. 9ih, Inc.u
Live. for deapalcn per a. s Gueilc.
PHILIPPINE IbLaNDH, vim car. Fran
ctrco. close fieie il.il.y at p. l.l up t.i
April 10ih, lncluslce, for d-'4tcli par
U. ri. Transport.
NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA (except
West) NEW CALEDONIA. FIJI. SAMi'A
and HAWAII, via tun FrundM , r"n
l.er-dally at 6:30 p. m. afie' M.ir.-h 2S h
and up to April (18th, Ini li.s'i f. f u ui-'
patch per a. a. U.erra. til tin- Cunard
steamer carrying the Hrltirh mini ror
New Zealarid does not arrive In lime to
connect with this despatch, y,'- tnailr
closing at 6:30 a. m.. 9.36 u. h. and 6:3
p. m. ; bundaya ail 4:3 a. tn.. 9:iiu a. m.
and 6:20 p. m. will be made up and for
warded until the snivel of the cunar.l
steamer).
TAHITI and MARcjUESA? ISLANDS, vl i
San Franclecr. c ore ; ere alally at 4 3-i
p. m. up to April 1241 h. Inclusive for des
patch per s. s. Muripiaa.
Ai r'TKALiA mo -i Weati FIJI IS
:.ANUS and NEW CALEDONIA, vl i
I'arcouver and Victoria, p. t ! hrr.i
daily at 6:3o p m after A nr. I 18 h and up
to April 2th, Incur I vc, f r de p trh pe
s. s. Mlowtra.
NOTE Unless other lae addrraird. Wet
Aunrolla is forwarded via F.i'oi'O. an i
New Zealand and Philippines via Pan
r'ranclaco the quickest routes. Philip
pines specially addressed "via Csnidu'
or "via Europe" must be fully pre-paid at
the foreign talea. Hawaii Is forwarde I
via San Franrlaco exciuelvely.
TraiiHpacitlc mails are forwarded to port of
sailing daily and tne schedule of lo-.n ;
la arrangeJ .ii tl.a pif minptlon of thrlr
unlnlerrup'.ed overlord transit. H tn
tered mail closes at 6 0 p. in .rrtjm
- day.
CORNELIUS ( A V CCTT. t'oslmn-le'
Postofflce, New Tcrk. N. Y . March $7. 1