I
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FKIDAY. MARCH 23, 190.
CRMS AND PRODUCE MARKET
Strength in Wheat Comes After Tem-
ponrr Weakness, '
CLOSE NEAR TOP, FIVE-EIGHTHS HIGHER
l aneaal Strong; To la Other Gralaa
Partlr Rnrilklt-U(kt Recelnta
and Had Weather 4 nnnges
Sentiment la Cara.
OMAHA, March 22, 1.
( bln did not reflect the American ink
nesa In wheat yesterday, being Down only
He Tbc market opened a little higher
and on the early advance a tendency to aell
developed, which caused the market to
turn weak and drop to T!La for May. At
the bottom a demand from shorts set In,
and thla, with talk of spring wheat worked
for export and strength In other grains,
caused a rapid advance. May closed, near
the top and So above yesterday.
May corn bears have changed to the bull
aide, on account of the continued light re
ceipts and bad weather for movement.
Cash demand waa good. The market waa
strong all day. Mav cloning "ic higher and
July higher. XMi waa In aplte of the
fact that Armour waa said to have sold
l.T0.n0 bushels May corn.
tata were- strong, May gaining He and
July Sc. The talk of anow delaying need
ing waa partly responsible and the strength
in corn partly reaponaime.
Primary wheat receipts were ttl.OOO bu
and shipment 284.0UQ bu., against receipts
;sst year or gi3,uuo nu. and snipments oi
227.000 bu. Corn receipts were 242,OK bu.
and shipment 327,000 bu. against receipts
hint year of 7T9.UI0 bu. and shipments of
46,000 bu. Clearances were SJo.ooo Bu.
wheat, 16,000 bbl. flour, 132.000 bu. corn
and fii.noo bu. oats.
Liverpool cloaed 4d lower on wheat
ana w lower on corn.
The seaboard yeaterday sold 2.'iO.OnO bush
els wheat, largely Manitoba; 12u,(i) bushels
corn, and ao.otx) buahels oats tor export.
Rankin wired to Von Dorn Grain com
pany that Minneapolis mills and elevators
were paying V4c over May for No. 1 north
em, but were not, aggressive In their buy.
ing.
Argentina shipments ask estimated at
3,2O,00O bushels, against 3.180.000 bushels
last week and 4,404,000 last year. Com
shipments are estimated at 8f).(i0 bushel.
against lfnS.OuO bushels last week and eo,.0i)
bushels last year.
The Price Current says: "Week of severs
winter conditions with snow protection for
wheat, with crop not notably changed
from general good promise. Outs seUing
being Delated may curtail area."
The Minneapolis flour output last week
decreased 16.366 barrels. The quantity was
,360 barrels in 1906 and J1S.36 barrels In
i'M. Asking nrlces of flour have been ad
vanred 15c per barrel and this has checked
business.
The local range of options:
nrthern. 73c: May. 77Sc: Julv. 7?o: Pep-
ember. T1.
OATS To arrive and on track. i.r: Mav.
Qnotatlens
Articles.
I Open. Hlgh.l Low. I Close-
Wheat
May....
Corn
May.... July....
Oats-May....
704B
71H 7013 71HA
3
843ST.'83
WA iA
I
29B 29B
1 29b1
8!V
391.1
29B
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash galea.
WEAT-No. i hard, 1 car. Tic
.COHN-No. 3, I cars, tlc.
Uaaaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 7&&75c; No. 3 hard.
KMtnoc; No. 4 hard. ti.yc; jso. 4 spring,
7J'u74c: No. I soring, beguile.
CORN No. X nic; No. 4, STCSTHcj No.
yenow, 3&Vtfl1c.
RVl--Nu. 2. 63c: No. 3. B2o,
OATS-No. 1 mixed, ZHr9Mc; No. 3 white,
28ftc; No. 4 white, wo.
Cnrlot Heeelpts
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth
Ht. Louis
1
. 22
.234
. 2
. 2
. 15
148
20
26
27
. CHICAGO QRAI.X AMD PROVISIONS
Featarea of the Trading; and Closlnc
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. March 22. Covering by shorts
caused a fin close . In . the .. local wheat
market today, the final Quotations on th
, May delivery showing a gain of He. Corn
was up He. Oats were Wq higher. Pro
visions advanced 2Wu7Hc.
During the first hour sentiment In the
whent pit favored lower prices, chiefly be
cause of an official forecast of rain and
snow for the southwest. There was quite
free selling by several prominent commie-
slon houses, offerings being taken largely
by shorts. Later the demand became more
general on retwrte of stronger prices for
cash wheat at Minneapolis and Kansas
City and a report that the Argentina wheat
arriving at Liverpool Is not only in poor
condition, but Inferior In ; uallty. The fact
that nrimarr recelots were today only 361.
OliO bushels, against 613.000 bushels one year
ago also strengthened the market. The
close waa strong, with prices well toward
the toD. The May option opened un
changed to Ho higher at 77mr77He, sold off
to 77W'Sf77,c and advanced to iSc. The
close for Msy waa 78S4C July ranged be
twean 77c and 774e and cloaed with a net
gain of H'fJ'So t 77HHTM4C. Clearances of
wheat and nour were equal in nusn
els. MinneaDOlls. Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of 263 cars, against 2&tS cars
last weeg ana tni cr a yr
Desnlte lower cables, the corn niarke
waa steady for the greater part of the
day, chleny oecause oi email local re
reints and a livelier demand for cash corn
A feature of the market was the changing
from Mav delivery to July by a promlnen
trader. The market cloaed strong, with
nrlces st the highest point of the day. May
opened unchanged to a shade lower.at 44c
to 44M4Hc, sold up to 44HH4c and closed
at the top. Local receipts were iw cara,
' with nnn of contract arade.
Oals were strong on active covering by
shorts. Induced by a report that the cold
weather waa delaying seeding operations
and that a reduction In area will probably
result; May opened unchanged at ,c. aa
vaneed to SV'fco and. closed at iOHeayeC,
Y.ocn1 reeelnta were ISA cars.
Trading tn orovlsicns waa Quiet, but the
market had a firm undertone. There was
a fair demand by bulla and local packers
because of a considerable decrease In local
slocks of pork and ribs. A 6c advance I
I he m-lce of live hogs aided the strengt
of the market. Selling waa chiefly by
longs. At the close May pork was up "He
at IH47H. Lard waa up zsttrac at .s
k Ribs were 2Ac higher at I8.77S.
Estimated recelots for tomorrow: Wheat
t cars; corn, 1S5 cars; oata, 134 cars; hogs,
"4.o head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Low. C1ose. Yes'y
Wheat
May
July
Brpt.
Corn
May July
Sept.
Oats
May July
8-pt.
Pork
May July
Lard
May July
Sept.
Kibe
May July
Sept.
I I
77 77'flV
77HI 7til77VH
I
4 44HQK
44HfH: VU'H 4"l
44 ttHUIO'elVHV'Vt
I
l77V.fi Si
77
46 H 44Hi4
16 U 52
1 Z7H 1 4s
ir n s 42H
I 4.'S s 60
64 3 0
' I 76 I 85
I 70 8 77H
I SO I 12'
I
3fl 8oi.i3n'fi-
2!'
SHI yH
1H S7! 1 47H
W !7V 1 37W
32
4;h
3 75
3 fc7V4
3
8 37H
67HI
I
8 77HI
H 70
8 7'iH
F.W YORK iKERAI. m arkkt
ttn Varloes
of the Day
Commodities. v
NEW . YORK. March Sl-JFliOfR Re
ceipts, 11.W7 bhls ; exports. 7,744 bbla.;
market was dull but firm; Minnewpo
rmtents. 14 4 W): Mlnneenta bakers.
t3iil; winter patents. 83.ISrti4.Z5; winter
traights, ti.'irttt.K,; winter extra. 8J.
a; winter low grsdes. E .svi3 M. Ke
flour, dull: fair to good, 3.3.90; choice
to fancr. is.! ?n.
COR NMEAI, Firm : fine white and yel
low, $1.16; cosrse, 81.03$ 1.05; kiln dried.
i'.Mi;.T5.
HARLET Steady: feeding. 4iV. c. I. f.
Buffalo; malting, 41itWc c. 1. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. 28.nmt bu.: exports.
5.2T bu. Spot market firm; No. 2 red.
fitV. elevator; No. 2 red. 87c, f. o. b. afloat:
No. 1 northern Duluth. SS'mO, r. o. n. anoai;
xcept for a slightly easier opening wneai
was firmer snd higher all day, closing Vt
c above the Previous nlaht. It reflected
light receipts and liberal clearances, cold
weatner, atesjly cables, moderate estimaies
for Argentina shipments and rumors that
Argentina wheat wna arriving In poor con
dition. May, 84sflho S-lte, closed at 83Vic;
July. K)t,4c. closed st 84c; September,
82 6-llVf7;",c. closed st 82"o.
uukn-Kweipts, 44.076 nu. ; exports, iw.wi
bu. Spot market firm;. No. t 53c elentor
and Boc f. o. b. afloat't No. 2 yellow, file;
No. ! white. B1W. Optidn market was gen
erally strong throughout the session on the
bullish daily statistics, covering and light
stimates for Argentina shipments, the
lose showlne Uo net advance. Mav.
51Hc. closed at 6IUc: Julv. 5Vif751c, closed
at 61Hc; September closed at 61'c; Decem
ber closed at 60c.
OATS Recelnta. (U 500 bu. : eXDOrts. 84.558
bu. Snot market firm: mixed. 2fi to 32 Irm..
3nHc: natural white. 30 to 33 lbs., 3837c;
clipped white, 38 to 40 lbs.. 374'5r'4C.
max Bteafly; shipping, Wi&)c; good to
choice, tMnfrXSc.
HOPS Dull: state common to choice.
lfttf. llftlfic: l!o4. 7'!c: olds. 5ff7c: Paciflo
const. Iii6, '513c; liXM, 9-fflOc; olds, 4i6c.
HIDES Firm; Oalveoton. 30 to 35 lbs.,
20c; California. 21 to 26 lbs., 21c; Texas
dry, 24 to So lbs., lc.
LEATHER Firm; acid, 2BH27Hc
PROVISIONS Heef. barelv steadv: fam
ily, 810.60V 11.00: mess, $ ootiio.nn; beef hams,
-0.0021,60: packet, 110.0010.50; city extra
ndla mess. il3.oimi1H.5o. Cut meats, firm:
pickled bellies, Iv.ivxti 10.26: pickled shoul
ders. 87.00a7 60: pickled hams. llo.Sca 10.76.
Lard, strong; western steamed. SK.3o8.4:
refined, strong: continent. IH.90; South
America, $7.35; compound. $(.121y?iv37H.
Pork, firm: family. $17.6vhl8.fl0: short clear.
$16.75(817.76: mess. 816.5Wi 17.00.
TALLOW Steady; city. 5c: country. Vtt
DC.
KICE steady: domestic, fair to extra
STjSc; Japan, nominal.
POULTRY Live Arm: western chickens
HHc; fowls, 14HC; turkeys, 16jj18c; dress-fl
irregular: western chickens, losusc: tur
keys, 14i31c; fowls. llfil4Uc.
tuu- weak; state, Pennsylvania ana
nearby fancy selected white, 20c; statt,
western firsts. 15Ic: western seconds, 15Vfi
l&vic; soutnernr, nViB'UXC.
St. LaaVa Oeaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS. March 22. WHEAT Futures
higher, cash lower; No. 2 red. cash, ele
vator, 83'b89c: track. 2i&93c; May, 7GHc;
July. 75'4c; no. 2 hard. 77iizc.
cuitw itigner; track, 3jic; May, 4a
42Vic: July. 43c.
OATS Higher: track. 3lV4c: May. aofcc:
juiy, zuc; No. 2 white, ,33c.
FLOl'Rj Steadv: red winter oatents.
H.l6fa4.26; extra fancy and straight. $3.70(3
4.w; clears, li.iwtfl.m.
SEED Timothy, steadv. $2.5082.80.
CORNMEAL Steady, $2.20.
BRAN Firm; sucked, east track, S6c.
HAY Steady; timothy. m.OOtfj 14.50: Drairle.
$6."fi 10.50.
IRON COTTONTIES $1.01.
BAGGING &Hc.
HEMP TWI N E 7V4C.
PROVISIONS Pork." steadv: lobblnar.
$16.26. Lard, steady; prime steam, $7.80. Dry
salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
Bacon, steady; 'boxed extra shorts, ia.&o;
Clear rins, .S214,; abort clear, XH.7&.
POULTRY Firm: chickens, KHc; spring,
12"Ac: turkeys, ltlc: ducks. 13c: geese. iHc.
Bl'TTER Firm; creamery. 2oi28c; dairy.
EGGS Lower, 12c, case count.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 6.000 8,000
W'heat. bu..... 16,000 SS.Ono
Corn, bu 27.000 88.000
Oats, bu..: 66,000 80.000
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Makes a Stand Acainit Depression
Caused by New York Central Movt.
TRADING SINKS INTO LETHARGIC CONDITION
I nrertalatles tlTer Cool Mine Waa
Con fere are and Morocco "ettle
meat Maintain Their Re
pressive Inflnence.
KPtf Viihk March M Stocks made a
stand today against depression caused by
the news of the intended sin.u,uw in
crease In New York central stocs. nmci
forced thst security off sharply yesterday.
With evidence of supporting measures In
thiT market todav a considerable demand
developed from an uncovered support, in
which It was suggesiea mai ?""' -piessure
upon t le market came largely
from professional bear traders.
The intimutlon from official sources !
connection with the call for authority to
issue New York Central stork mat in
whole amount suthorixed would be Issued
In moderate Installments snd over a con
slderable period In the future had some
reassuring effect upon sentiment. Now
York Central Itself ruled throughout the
dsy below yesterday's final figure, but it
was at no time as tow as me low price
yesterday. The subsidence or the acut
pressure agninst this slock and the deninnd
from uncovered shorts In the general list
gave the market Its only show of spirit.
The trading sank back Into the lethargic
condition which has existed for several
days past. While pressure In the market
met with a resistance in the form of sup
porting orders, It Is equally noticeable tht
anv efforts to extend the advance In price
met with Increasing supplies ot siocas.
This Is a condition which serves to hold
pi ices In a condition of equlllhrum and to
discourage speculative ventures. It Is sus
pected that this purpose Is designed by
some of the Important financial Interests.
Speculative uncertainties over the out
come of the dispute over coal miner'
wages and over the Moroccan settlement
were unsolved today and maintained their
repressive Influence on the market. The
transfer of IWi.ooo was due to measures
for armv payments In the Philippines. The
probability of further gold engagements for
Import from Germany was discussed, but
no step waa taken. The effect on senti
ment was counterbalanced by the suppo
sition that early remittances would be re
sumed of Japanese funds from New York
to Japan. The money and exchange mar
keta were practically unchanged todav.
The late rise of 3 In Reading decided
the firm tone of the closing of the market.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, , par
value, $2,050,000. United States bonds ware
all unchanged.
The following are the quotations on the
New York Stock exchange;
tale. Hl(b. Lew. CloM.
decreased 4."..1"0.nif ; ndvance. Increased 1.-
r,'.,M 1'.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
(Superior Board of Trade Quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). The
range or prices, as furnished by V. D. ua
at .o., uv-iu ooara oi iraae DUiiaing. was
Articles. Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close. Yes'y,
Wheat-I
Msy...
July...
Sept...
Flax-
May...
July...
TCi&S T7 7, 78',! 7S
Vt Vi 79t 7K 7'! 78
77Vtt! 77 77V 77V 77H
1 154 1 W7 1 1 K I ism
1 17 1 18' 1 17 1 lSVil 1 16
Adams Kxprsss
Ama)amat0l Copper
American C. V F
Amertran C. P. pfd
American Pottos Oil
AtnerlrsB Cotton Oil ptd...
American Express
American H. at U. nfd
American lc-s, securities...
American Llnaeed OH
Amartcan Linseed Oil pfd.
American Locomotive
Amer. Locomotive pfd
American 8. A R
American fl. R. pfd
American Sugar Reflnln..
Am. Tobacco pfd. ctft
Anaconda Slnliif Co
Atchleon
Atchtaon p'd
Atlantic t'oaat Line
lialtimnre oV Ohio
Italtlmora Ar Ohio pfd
Hronxlrn Rapid Tranatt....
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake Ohio
( lilraxo A Alton
Chlcaxo ft Alton prd
Chicago Great Western
Chicago ft Northweatern. ..
Chicago, M' ft St. Paul..
Chicago T. ft T
C hicago T. ft T. p(d
C. I .. L. ft St. Loula
( olorado Fuel ft Iran
Colorado ft Houtbern
Colorado ft So. 1st pfd...
Colorado ft So. n pfd...
Cooaolldated Oaa
Corn Producta, certlflcatea
Corn Producta pfd. etfa...
Llelaware ft Hudaoo...,.
Ililaware, U ft W....
tl.doo
two
100
toe
xin
too
1014
el1
ims
M
104
41
101
M
4
404
14
tS4
7,100 i r'i
1ST
lit
u.m
en
Lion u4
son iri
5!. a
. 13. too Cl'i
"0 1o4Ve
J.t'l 111
tsoo iaii
t.HA III14
10S IKS
s.4va et4
i.llOO
7, WO
.. 14 S"0
no
.. t.2IW
600
4. SCO
lid
17414
-J'4
3J4
70',
Ml
145".
H
1214
1S74
lm
J:S
bc
154
llfH
"iti,
17044
tl4
D7-4,
!2fH
IV2
41
1.1
0
J47
104 S4
4H4
10O44
!M4
1
ttn
4Vi
44
2ii34
44
nS4
M
IMS
i:i4
18NH
10.4
10214
l.-.4Vj
1104
M
J4
17114
IK
a
Ml
'(3
soS
:24
m
11
,
4
10
44
New York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK, March 12 MON KY-On
call, steady at 4S5 per tent; ruling rate,
Ml Prr cent; last loan, 4 per cent; rinsing
Old, 4H per cent; orrereu at 6 per cent.
Time loans, steadv: slxlv and ninety diiys.
Sli5U per cent; six months, ''ifi-, p-r cent.
PK1ME MKHCANT1LB rAl'ICH -6"7o'-
per cent.
STKRLINO EXCH ANGB Ptendy, at
$4.ViV(i4.8fuS for demand and ut $4 V4i'i(
4.830 for slutv-dsv Ml s; ixisted rates.
$4 M'i4 .l4i and $4;fi4.S7; commercial bills.
$4:'ii4 8:.
Sll.v Kit Bar. 6c; Mexican dollars. &"-.
BONUS Oovernment. steady; railroad.
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
us follows:
V. 8. rsf. la. rSg..,.U3Uapsn . U aerlea. . ,10i4
do roupori lc4'4, do 4e clfa H
C. S. la. rf do 4a ctfa 1
do coupon t.lXVt do 21 cries '1
V. S. old 4s. rf lo;i, L ft N. unl. 4 lo1
do coupon lo4 Man. c. g. 4 I'
..n:4 M'i. Central 4 1 '4
..Ut"4 do let Inc i
. . 79 Minn, ft St L. 4a.... 83
..114 M . K. ft T. 4 t"l
..14V,I d" ll W4
.. MS N. R R. of M. f. it. USS
.. WHIN. Y. C. g. JSC
..104 IN. J. C. g. it 1H
.. Pt'4lNo Pacific 4a 14
.. fi I in to 77
. IHSIN. A W. c. 4e 1"J4
.. 4 lO. S. L. r(dg. 4 WS
a Penn. coav. S4 li"a
45"4 Reading tn. 4 100'
L. ft 1. St. c. o..ns-4
L. ft S K. f. 4a. S
V. S. seic 4a. rag
do coupon
Am. Tohscco 4a...
do 4a
Atrhlann gen. 4a...
do ad. 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4a.
Bal. ft Ohio 4e...,
do IS'
Brk. R. T. c. 4a.
Central of Oa. it
do lt Inc
do ti Inc
do Id Inc
Chea. ft Ohio 4Sa....l0't m
Chicago ft A. ISa.... oS St
c, B. ft Q. n. 4e....loos St. L. g w. c. 4a
C. R. I. ft p. 4a 7 S Sea hoard A. L. 4a
do col. (a en So. Pacific 4e
CCC. ft St. L. f. 4s..P4S do lt 4 clfs...,
Colo. Ind. lis, sor. A. 77 S fo. Railway ia
do series B
Colorado Mid 4a. .,
Colo, ft So. 4,
Cuha lis ;
P. ft R. O. 4a
Platlllera' 8ec. is..
F.rle p. I. 4a
do gen. 4a
Hocking Val. 4ta.
Japan 4a
Offered.
14 ITeiaa ft P.
,. 7HS'T . St. L. ft W.
. . M Cnlon Pacific 4a.
. .104S' do conv. 4e
. .loo c. S. steel Id ra
,. KS W'abanh la
..lniS do deb. B
.. 2S Western Mrt 4s...
..lOts'W. A L. K. 4a.
..loi Wla. Central 4a..
M
91 S
ISt-V
....1I7S
....121
4.. l
....104V,
....IA3-
.... mt
...114
.... 2S
.... 7S
.... -S
London Closlsjsr Slscki.
LONDON. Mhrcli a. Closing quotations
Riot-as were:
.. SO N. V Central. .
.. Notfolk ft W...
. . Its do pfd
.. M Ontario ft W...
..106S Pennsylvania ..
114 iRand Mlnea ....
on
t.onsola. moner ..
do account .....
Anaconda
Atchtaon
do pfd
Baltimore Ohio
Canadian PactAc
Chea. ft Ohio
Chicago Ot. W....
C. M. ft St. P...
PeBeera
Denver A R. O...
do pfd
Brie
do let pfd
do id pfd
llllnola Central
Loulevllle ft
.. K. ft T
.lTfcS
. SS
. IIS
.lf
:tt
. 4SS
. 7S
. bS
.174"-
Nah...l51V
44
Reading
do I at pfd
do 2.1 pfd
outr.arn Ralls-ar
do pfd
Southern . Pacific .
L'nlon Pacific
do pfd
C. g. SI eel
do pfd
Wahaati
do pfd
ipanlah 4a
147S
SH
IS
l'
t'i
ass
47
nO
..104S
.. IDS
. .lS
.. US
.. 4. '4
..IMj
..
. . ! 'a
'1H
IK ever ft Rio Orand..i.,. ,. . V
Denver ft R. O.' pfd. .. ..-.. T'
too
loo
'00
10
J, TOO
TOO
;o4
440S
44 S
e
tl
4A
TT
4S
140
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard, 7714ic; No. 1 northern. 774c: to arrive.
iiHc; No. 2 northern. 76'.c: to arrive. 7"
764c; No. S northern, 74H'&75c; No. 1
durum, 71c; No. 2 durum, 9c. Corn: No. 3
yellow, SXc; No. 1, 21c. Oats: No. I
white, 2c; No. S. ?7.c. Barley, 37'f46c.
Rye. B4(g66ic. Flax: Cash. $1.144; May,
1115.
Kaasas City Grain and Provisions.
KAISAS CITY. March 22. WHEAT
May, 727ic; July, "OHc; September, 70Hc
Cash: No. I hard. 74'ii79c; No. 3. 727BW::
No. S 4-ed, 91f;ic; No. 3, AJi9(H4c; No. 2
SDring. 87c.
CORN May. 40S)c: July, 40c. Cash: No.
I mixed, 40-VuUc; No. t white, 43c; No. 3,
4iWa 42.c.
OATH No, z white, 31H5BZc.
RYE Steady. 6&B&7HC.
HAY Strong: choice timothy. $n.2&nn.60:
Choice prulrle, $3.7Wi.0t.
Bl'TTKR Creamery. iBc; packing. 12Hc,
EX7GS Steadv: Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whltewtod caves included, 12o per dog.;
case count, uc; vases returned, vc off.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 18.000 33.000
Corn, bu 10,000 2a,0iO
Oats, bu 13,0m) lb.OiU
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. March 22. WH EAT
Steady; No. 1 northern, fAfiWiHc; No. $
northern. itVHTSHc: May, 7SVa7SaC asked.
RYE Steady; No. 1. 4o.
BARLEY Steady; No. 2, 55c; sampld,
37 (66.1c.
(XJHN-Hlgher; No. 2 cash, 4246-43c; May.
44ViC bid.
Philadelphia Prod nee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March 22. BUTT ER
Market lc lower; extra western creamery,
ixc; extra nearby prints, 31c.
EGGS Finn; nearby fresh and western,
18V.
CHEESE Steady: choice oreams, 13c;
fair to good, Wt1Zc.
Liverpool Grain nnd Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. March 21-WHEAT-Spot,
nominal; futures quiet; May, 6a 64d; July,
S 641.
Ct)KN Spot, American mixed, new. firm,
4s 2d; American mixed, old, quiet, 4s 7d;
futures quiet; March, nominal; May, 4s
3S1-
Peoria Grain Market.
PEOUIA. March 22. OORN-tead ; No.
I yellow, 4-'Wc; No. 3. 42c; No. 4, 41o; no
grade. SSjUcV-'.
OATS Kirin; No. 3 white. 81c; No. 3
while, He, No. 4 white, .'!iVll'-c
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. March 22. SEEDSClover.
cash and March. $7.75; April. $7 70; October,
$tJ20. Timothy, $160. Alaike, $8 26.
100
300
(.MM
100
100
Wl
3t
4i0
SOD
I!, 400
1.400
.o0
10.400
t!600
400
100
31S
7S
1KOS
1S7S
1 14
74 S
TM
li
17
4.-.I4
.15 S
T2'
41
M
IMilillera' aecuritlee
Erie
Erie lat pfd...
Lrle 3d pfd
General Kledrle .
Hocking Vatlav ....
Illinola Central K) til
Inlernational Paper I.ftoo It'
International Paper pfd 200 R4
International Pump
International Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kansas City Southern
Kanaas CUT fto. pfd
Lnuiavtlle Naahrille
Manhattan L
alcitopojltan Street Rv
Mexican Central
Minueapulla ft St. Louie...
M . fit. P. ft S. S. M
M., 8t. P. ft S. B. M. pfd..
Mlaaourl Paciflo
Miasouri, Kanasa ft Texaa.,
Mleaourl, Kanaaa ft T. pfd.
National Lead
National R. R. of M. pfd...
New York Central
New York. o. ft V
Norfolk ft Weetem
Norfolk ft Weetern pfd
orth American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania 11.104 IMS
People a Gaa loo &4S
P.. C. C. ft St. Louis 100 7l'a
Preaaed Sieel Car too bt
Pressed Steel Car pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading ,
Reading lat pfd
Heading 34 pfd
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock I aland Co
Rook taland Ce. pfd
St. L. ft S. K. Id pfd
St. Loulft Southwestern..,.
St. Louis S. W. pfd
Southern Pacific
Southern Paclftc pfd
Southern Railway
Southern Railway pfd
Tennesaee Coal ft Iron....
Texaa ft Pacific
Toledo. St. Louie ft W ...
Toledo. St. U ft VY. pfd..
t'nlos Pacific .
l'nlon PaciSc nfd
1'nlted Stales Express
t'nlted Slates Healty wo
I n Ilea States Rubber
1. S. Rubber lat pfd IK1
Cnllcd Statea Steel 47. Mil
I'nUed Stalea Steel pfd 4.100
a.-Carullna Chemical .... 7o0
Va.-CaraUss Cham, pfd '
Wabasa .
Wabaat pfd J 00 41 .
Welle-Fargo Kxpreea
Westinghouae K.lecirlc .....
Weetern l'nlon
V. heeling ft Lake Erie
W'iaconaln Central
Wiaconaln Central pfd.....
Northern, Paclflc
Central Leather
Cvutrel Leather pfd
Sloae-Sheineid Steel 71
Total sales at th iT. 441.400 aharss.
tut
449V
4aH
41 S
77
48a
147
iri'
21
.IN. 100 131 S 1!7!4
100
100
700
1M
300
S.loo
If
s
III 44
fS
S4S
44S
100 14IS
t.ltU Xl
tOO IMS
mi
44.400
44
bllS
lias li
ii
7 0o0
4.4U0
40
81
K1S
ws
21S
4H
14!S 144S
....v 14
.il
Hi
ll
'
'
1
4t4
Hd
1.1
no-
K
US
"1
7
7:l
lso
17S
11S
I4S
7JS
IU
174
MS
,oS
i:s
70V
3S
ui s
a7S
1
3S
41
4S
77
'
1.1k
11S
OS
S4
MS
MM
MS
4.S
s
54 S
aH
117S
4S
105
14t
33
MS
MS
1HH
4
117
4S44
53 S
1 IS
:iS
nv.s
il
114
I2S
at
131
lo
12 S
1S
Kt
1S
4S
101
71
1S
(7
14fS
I17S
1)4
S4S
73 S
loHS
174 S
48 S
34V
71 S
7S
141
ro
7
l7S
4S
7S
IIS
I
32S
3.
ioii
iii"
324
M
M4
IMS
44
f.3S
3SS
10S
low
MS
lit"
MS
tiS
44S
8ILVKK Bar, quloi, ao 1-lnd per ounce.
muntii iiijiiji per cent. i ,
The rate of discount in the open market
for short hills is 3VJ per cent; for three
moiuus bins, il per tout.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. March 22. Money was scarce
In the market today and borrowers were
largely dependent on the Bank of Kngland.
This condition is likely to prevail until
after the quarter-end. Discounts were
firm. Operators on the Stock exchange
were Idle, It being the eve of the settle.
ment. Prices generally wore easy. Consols
were a fraction easier on dear money.
Home rails were Irregular. Undergrounds
relapsed. Americans opened dull, but after
ward were quietly steady at rather above
parity. They rallied later and closed firm.
Foreigners were fairly well supported. Jap
anese reacted. Kaffirs were llrm. Japa
nese" Imperial s of 1WH were quoted nt I'd.
BUKLl.N, .Marcn -J. On the Bourse to
day transactions were limited owing t the
latest pnase or the Moroccan situation.
Treasury, statement.
WASHINGTON. March 22. Today's stat
ment of the treasury balance In the general
fund, exclusive of the $lo0,0no.0u0 gold re
serve, shows: Available cash balance. $154,-
H.W.807; gold coin nrd bullion, 30,073,750
gold certificates, J4a,77u,240.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Tat Steers and Feelers Sell Mostly Ten
Cents Lower.
HOGS AVERAGE UP WITH YESTERDAY
Mnrh l ighter Receipts of Mieep, n Ith j
letter t'crliiiii Prevalent, hnl
o Cfnotahle Improve ;
mrnl In 4. nines.
SUl'TH OMAHA. March 22. !cfi.
Heceinis ire f'stlle lli.as Slieen.
OD'cial Monday 4 hm, 3,n!e. i.,ji4)
Omcllil TiiesilHV . . ... 72 11 1R4 1S.9J7
Ollirial Wf ilnesdny 5.37S 11 . i,Ti
Ofllcliil Thursday t.t'io 14..V" 4.J.0
Four days this week. . .1".7I7 41.:.W 44.JT
Samn duva last week 17.Wi .5.4S 4:.:i'T
S ime two weks ago.. . .in l M.9::2 .1'!7
Same three wc- ks ago. .21,M:l 44,4raS ;il.i"2
Same four wecl.s tigo. . .1S.4M) 44.i;t!i aT.TM
Same dvs lust year 1.9I2 U1.113 M.lv!
The folloning snows the receipts of cut.
lie, hogs and sheep at buuth Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
lomi. 115 Inc.
""attic 227.1 1:1 1K:.m: 44. HI
Hogs o.9i.j twi.Nia w.:.;7
fhecp :7.:i'2 ota.7s sa.U4
V KDN K8DAYS PH I T M EN TS.
The following shows the number of cars
of Blockers and ftedcrs shipped to the coun
try yesterday and their polpts bf destin
ation: Cattle. Curs.
J. M. Halhaway, Irwin, la.-N. W 1
Ocorg- Nlale, Kort Calhoun-M. O I
K. J. HoKkins, Harlan, lu O. V 1
John Sullivan, l'anamu, la. Mil 1
tleorge Valentine, Kearney 1'. I" 1
T. F. Norrls, rlan.ll. tit g. Mo. Wall 1
F. Rldncr. Arlington F. K 1
H. lloss, Osceola, in. Q . 1
H. F. Cantine. ju?nby, la. I. C 1
8. H. Allen, l-ngan. la. -I. C 1
I'. Kteler. Morse Illnff F. I-J 1
W. Roberts, Atlimtic, la. K. 1 1
E. J,. Pullivau. Alton, la. Q 1
C. M. llodd. Kandolph. Ia.-g.. 1
F. W. Drake, Walnut, Ia.-K. I.... 1
K. 1'. Ferrtn. North Bend F. P 1
W. J. McMillan, Blnnchard. la Wub.... i
3. A. lverson, lnwood, la. Mil 3
SHFKP. O.D.
Seur Bros.. Alton, la. Q 1
Oeorgc Jordan. Arlon. la. I. C 1
W. N. McSeinore, Kearney V. P 1
Range of 1'rlees,
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha .. $i(niti.25 $6 ltwi.4
Chlcsgu 1.76(U83l 6.t.4o
Kansas City 2.2j'uj.o &.tKt.30
st. Louis a.iiKfitt.oo s.4n.r.o
Sioux City 3.iJiivi.0 t.10iutt.-a
CATTLE yL'OlAiiU.Nii.
The following will show the prices paid
for the d niiunt Kinds oi cstilu cn the
South Omaha mark .:
Oood to choice corn-fed steers tl oS'QS.SO
Fair to choice corn-fed steers 4.rwtf4.S
Common to choice corn-fed steers.. 4.cutu4.66
Oood to choice cows and heifers.. 3.76nl.6u
Oood to choice feeders 4.0"tf4.40
Fair to good Blockers and feeder.. b"u i-0u
Common to fulr stockete 2 7.V.i3.50
Bulls, stags, VIC... 2.40414.00
The following table shows ilie average
price of hogs at South ouiahi. for the lu.n
several days, wlih comparisons:
Date. lln.. IUM6.IU04. 1D08. 19o2. 1 1901. 1!M).
n,i 4 IKirt 4 l.
2 nao i o t 4 :
i t ..j i;7 4 :i
1 tstv t -M 1 4 lo
. ej .1 4 2
4 S7.I 3 4i 4. . '"11 4 : i
1 1128 1 I.'.
HK1F6KS.
I HO e , ; ;4 I t:
1 4aa j o a ;;h j .
aai :s i. .. . 4i t X
1 470 i I 77 i 6-1
10 7o j on 4 :! 1
4 114 I ft. 1 MS. I SO
3 4 .1 1 sn 1 l. .t 4 I"
I i I In MO 4 on
1 7o I ts : ' I i;.
!44 lb 4 4 ...
BLLlJl
I f70 I 75 1... !4T) 3 to
i i:io i 7S i ; 4-i 3 1'.
i hi.o a fi i imi
1 U.tO 1 13 I . . 3 i
1 14.M I 3t. I l'7i' 3 "
i 14.M 3 4. : i-fi a i
1 1441. I 40 1 .MM I iV
1 Uio 1 40 1 lioo 3 7".
; i.m t i ; l.iio 3 7;
l 710 1 m t is.
I lf! il : I7.V. 4 in
1 14M 1 6.. 1 itiil 4 l
CALVEli. i
l ;.io im l :m i v.
1 470 3 24 14. . V.
1 in . 24 I S4
1 321 S So 1 120 B 7.0
2. :H, 4 4 142 S 10
1 240 4 0O i 14.1 .. 1.
1 1.10 4 2o 4 Wei 7 li
S 2S 4 ;0 i ii 4 'M
1 . i I ,w 2 191 00
1 lio 4 m 2 ;mi 2..
1 130 b 0,1 ; lie' 2j
H. 4 34
STAGS.
1 1IS0 J 40
COWS AND HKIFKRH.
IS 4SI 4 0J 14 Iul4 4 30
STOt'KLhS AND FKIil)lili3.
2 4X0 2 ii t 4. 3 75
1 1000 J TS 1. 740 3 Ti
s m i ;j a 7i s so
1 tun J mi 13 . 4M 3 4'
3 410 3 45 .' t" i Mi
1 lfo 3 ss . 1 !W I 40
11 3H4 3 jo -. 7i0 r,
1 r.,-10 ? , .lo l,t 4 n.
3 4J 3 77. 2 4 2S
3t 491 3 7J 1 IWi 4 In
$J.llal4t; mles nntl yenrllngs. $l.roil,f,.
i ti.r.- i..c"i.ts. IavI titiid. msrki't
stii-i.M. selling nt tv loiii...,'.; t.tiiK of sales,
i.i;t.
jo l.iif
tIMAII 4
V4 Mill I ll.i: MMtKl;T.
f-tiio'tc;
llliCne,
1 1
Rank Clearings.
OMAHA, March 2 Hank clearings for
today were $l,n?,7flo.24. und for the cor
responding date last year, $1,378,74)3.8,!.
-' 1 .,
Wool Market.
BOSTON, March ?2. WOOL The sales of
wool during the last Week have been widely
scattered at firm prices.. The strong opening
of the London, weol .sales last week hus
strengthened Uie local market on all grades
There lias been a fair movement ot terri
torleij, though the scored ccst docs not show
any material change. Pulled wools are in
fair demand. - Foreizn arades are flrn
leading quotations follow: Ohio and Penn
sylvania, XX and above, 36'a.rlf.'c; X, 3Jtf
34c; No. 1. :vfj;ic; No. 2, 3Vn)c; fine un
washed, 2ti'Vic; qttnrtet-blood, unwssheU,
s:"i;3-c; three-eighths blotxl, a.t'n i.f'ic ;
half-blotid, a3(ft33Hc; unwashed delaine, aW
'Set fine washed delaine, 3Vi;o. Kentucky.
Indiana, etc.: Three-eighths and quarter
blood, 32ft33c. Territory and Idaho, line, L':ii.
I3c; heavy fine, 18q2Cc; fine medium, L'L(i3c;
medium, 2tKii27c: low medium, WaJlc. Wy
oming, fine, 21ifi22c; heavy fine, lit'g'.oc; lln"
medium, 22(Si3c; medium, 26'(i27c; low me
dium, 2b(fi27c. l"tah and Nevada, line, rJti
23c; heavy fine, insane; line medium, 22oji3c;
medium, 2t'if7 27c; low medium. 2H'o27c. Lte
kota, line, i.'i(ji.Sc; tine medium. 22i?3c; me
dium. 27i&28; low medium, 2Wtft27c. Mnntttna,
fine choice, 24tiJSc; fine average, 23(ft24c; line
medium choice, 24i2&c; average, 2Ufa24c;
staple, 2728c; medium choice, 274i28c.
LONDON, March 22. WOOL A superior
selection of wool amounting to 14,080 bales
waa offered at the sales today. Light
conditioned Merinos sold freely to all sec
tions. Cross-breds -were in active requent.
especially for the home trade; and some
medium grades were taken fur America.
Americans also bought good combines,
greasy, at high prices. Scoured were In
good demand for France. Cape of Oood
Hope waa firm. Following are the sales in
detail: New South Wales, S.00O hales;
scoured, lsi&2a Id; greasy, 7dj(ls 4.1.
Queensland. 2n0 bales; scoured, lagdi'u.is Id;
greasy, 8dQla. Victoria, 1,400 bales, scoured,
lluii'.'nM; greasy, 7Vid(51s 4d. South Aus
tralia. 200 tmles; greusy, 10d(f4l0s. West
Australia, L7o0 bales; greasy, !dfis 2d;
New Zealand, C5X) bales; greasy, &Vl'uls 5l.
Cape of Oood Hope ami Natal, l,ia bales;
scoured, ls3d&2Mld; greasy, t)4.d'f lid.
A sale of sheep skins was held in Mincing
Lane today. There was a larne attendance
and competition was good. Offerings num
bered $.373 bales, and practically all were
sold. Full wooled Merinos advanced 7i4j
per cent. Fine and coarse cross-l.teds lo
per cent and half-wooled cross-breds S per
cent above January average. Short wooled
Merinos were unchanged. Following are
the sales and prices obtained for clothing
and combing: New South Wales Son hale
at V1. lii41. Queensland to bales at Hdifj
&',cl. Victoria 623 hales at trV'lfVi.
South Australia, ?o bales at tmillL4li.
West Australia 200 bales at tVlll'itd. Tas
mania 353 bales at oVl'dlS'I- New Zealand
241 bales at dls VI- t'unta Arenas wh
bales at 7d(ils (d.
ST. LOI IS, Mo.. March 22. WOOL
Steady; medium grades combing and cloth
ing. 242tc; light fine. 'ilttHc; heavy line,
iwt(22c; tub washed. 324HUC.
.loh.
Men.
.Men.
Mch
Muli
Mch.
Men.
Mch.
Mch.
Mch.
Mch.
Men.
Mcli.
Mch.
Mch.
Mch.
I WVsl
I t LiVsi
22.. .
6 0
I U.4-V
I 6 HVsl
I 6 UJt!
' Oi'l
I o 11
! io
1 lV4l
4 o9'
4 &
4 txl
4 to,
4 (Mil
j
4 H0
4 till
4 ill;
4 Ml
4 DS,
601
& OS
& 13
u ON
6 151
7 151
7 So,
i 11
6 20
s l 'J
t ll!
a lt i .".l
i 16 7 31 1
I 24i
5 lti 7 2S
6 20 I
5 lo 7 20
o t,4, 1 lu,
6 04 , 7 0o
4 as 7 19
7 33:
4 92 7 3o'
4 961 I
09
W
6 1-1
0 14;
0 04,
6 Oil,
lo
6 22;
ti l.v
e
G 27
6 151
6 02
4 71
4 72
4 71
4 ii
4 74
V
I 15
& tsi
0 14
S 2b
0 .1
e in
I 4
fi 161 4 75
5 ao 4 79
5 21, 4 so
6 -0 4 UI
i 'i
5 27 4 90
I 4 87
i 2fi 4 si
6 13 4 M
Sunday. '
The official number of cars of slock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hoes. Slieerj.H'r'a.
i ., w. az ai. I
Wabush 3
Missouri Pacific... 3
l'nlon Paciflo system 39
C. & N. W east. .. a
Omaha Packing Co 755 . 2,050 8ti;l
Swift and Company l.na 3.6:41 2.os
Cudahy Packing Co 1.138 4.2S3 1.021
Armour & Co t7S 5,41 f'.'l
Cudahy, from St. Paul 117
Vansant A Co 74 .... ....
Cnrey ,. 22
Lnbnian A Co 2"
W. I. Stephen 115
Hill & Son 115
Huston & Co lxo ....
Hamilton & Rothschild. 2 ....
L F. Huss 2S'J .... .1..
Wolf A Murnan 40
Mlko Haggerty R2
Sol Degan 47
J. li. Root & Co 2
Cincinnati A. Co 120
Other buyers 247 .... 1,704
Boston Storks and Bends.
BOSTON. March 22.-Call loans, 6V, per
cent; time loans. 4u6 per cent. Official
closing on Kiovas ana notias:
. No. .
"ash Quotations were as follows:
KLOl'R Lull; winter patents, t3.4tsgS.tO
winter straights, w.joqs.so; spring patent
U oo4.W; suaignis, J.Aj.o, bakers', $2 U)
WHKAT No. i spring. T7fc904c: No. 3. T2
lJTSc: No. t red. 2iiM'c.
CORN No. 2. 4oV43c; No. ! yellow,
14c.
OATSN6. 1 i',WV: No. 2 white, S24J
No. t white, J0iHc.
II 1 K No. I. 0c.
BARLEY -Oood feeding. Jic; fair lo
plioic malting. m6tic.
SKFDS-No. 1 Ilex. $1.07; No. 1 uorthwest
crn. II U. clover, ixinlrHct grade. 113.5c.
PROVISIONS Mess .pork. wr bid., $1 35
il.4o. lrd. per 1' II. $3S Short
ribs sides llooxel. 7tS.75. Short clear
Fides tlH.s. dl. $.t 5uy Ot1
R. celpis and slupiuents'of grain and flour
as follows:
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
4'oi n. bu
Oats, oil
Hvn. Iiu .
l!at'U. bu
Receipts. Slilpments
i7."l 1SM.O
9".'ii 4,:tii
It4."4) V.V.HV
Lvt.P 312. lw
.!'
4A.a ;)
the Produce exchange today the l.ul
r market was llrm; creameries. KuJiV;
titirlas. l.Wi-2i . FKgs. eas ; at mark, cwiss
Included. K' ; tirats. 13c: prune nrats, 14. ,
eiliss. . 4 liwsv. ste lily, lltJlJVj.. ,
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, March 22. METALS There
was a decline In the Indon tin market,
with spot closing at 1 tie 5a and future at
t, lot. 6s. Locully the market was quiet and
lower. In sympathy with spot, quoted at
$.t.75i37.2S. Copper advanced los In Ion
don, with spot closing at 1CS2 and futures
at 7tlos. Locallv no change was re
ported; lake Is quoted at $lH.CKrl8.75. elec
trolytic at $!8 2TulS.50 and casting at $18.00
44l8 2e. Leud was unchanged at t5.25.tio 45
In the local market, but was lower In Lon
don, a her spot closed at 1. Spelter was
unchanged at 24 15a In I-ondun and at
toM7y()625 In the local market. Iron was
4s 4.1 lower In the English market, with
standard foundry quoted st 47s 4.1 and
Cleveland warrants at 47s 4V1. Ixcally no
change was reported; No. 1 foundry north
ern ix quoted at $18 25i 19 35. No. 2 foundry
northern at $17 7oi 18 85. No. 1 foundry
southern at 11 3.VH ln.73 and No. 2 foundry
southern st $17 7.7u 18.2S.
ST I.OFI9. March 22 -META I.S-Iad.
steady, $i.'2TH; tpelter, loner. $0 ii74i..
CosTee Market.
NEW YORK. March 22 COFFEE-Market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
rrlres at an advance of 5 points on st.adr
j European cables and iredictioiis tor a de
, crease of 4.St bags In the world s visible
supply for th month of Msrrh. The close
, . .r . , 77 , . I ouK t, nt imriiantnl. with sales re-
tluletn 4. rain Market. wri4 ..f .lifttl bass. In, -Hiding March at
Dl'M'TH. March J.'. WH EAT To ar. LITOc; Mv. s"at 8Ac: .lulv. 7c: Septem
rive. No. 1 iiuiil.ern, c, No. 2nonhrn " ber. I;ir: l.iul r. 7 4i7 4f.c Sp..t Rio,
on track. No. 1 noitluni. ,.c; No 2) td ; 1 tuvoi.v, 8'4c.
Atrhlsoa aai
do 4a
Mrx. (enlral 4s
Au-hleoa
So pfS
Boston A Albany
Boaloa 4V Maine,
boaton Klevated
Kltrhburf pf4 ..
Mealcan central ...
N. Y . N. HAH
l'nlon Penile
Aster. Arse, tliera
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tube..
Amer. Sugar
u sfd
Amer. T. T
Amer. Woolen
do eld
Rdlaon Klee. Ills...
Slaea. Electric
4o pfd
Maea. Uu
l olled Krult
tinted 8kos Macta.
do pfd
V. s. Steel
fd
Weettng common ..
Adventure
Asked. "Bid
Allouea
11.144 Amnlsamated .
at Amerloes Sine
Ital Atlantic
lo! t.biiifham
in I. ek Heola..
t'entennfnl ....
fovper Range .
Pair Was ....
Kranklls
Ursnbr
. ,264l
. .17SS4
..U4
..141
.. 34W
.ISlVl.le Korale ....
. 24) !kana. sllnlng ..
. Wl Ml.hla-nn .......
. 37S Mohawk
l3KiMont V. 4V C.
.137 Old PaaUnlse .
.14 4 Oeceoia
. 41 Tarrot
.104l4uiney
.JUT Shannon
. 1
. 44
. 44
.104
. aa
. II
Tamarack
Trlrltv
t'nlted Copper .
L 8 Minln...
f. Oil......
i tan
3V Victoria
.4061 Wtneoa
. eS i Wolverine
. 4'Nertk gulls ,.
...17
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... 10
... .1
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...44S
... J4H
... Tt4
... 14
... JtVi
... Ill,
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... 444
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... 104,
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ew York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK. March 22. Closing quota
tions on mining siocxs were:
Adatna Con
A IK
bree
HrunawUk ton. .
l omkloc k Tunnel
Con. I el. Vs..
Horn Silver
Iron Stiver
Leedulle Cos ...
14
.tu
. n
. u
. a
.144
Little Chief
Onlarle
ophlr
Fhuenls
Poloal
Savnsn
HUrra Nevada
small Hopes ..
standard
.. 7
..tit
..if
.. i
.. n
.. Se
.. it
.. M
. .icO
Bank of Franre lateaseal.
PARIS. March 22. -The weekly statement
of the Rank of Vrantt shows the following
changes: Notes In circulation, decreased
tsl l.ajtwf; treasury deposits. Increased S4.
tuj.UA't; general deposits, mcressed to.lOuf;
gold in hand, incieased t.U.Awt: silver In
baud, inciessed l.MA.Wt, bills discounted,
C. & N. '.. west.... 50
C. St. P.. M. & O.... .71
C, H. A Q.. enst.... i
C, H. k Q . west.... 55
C. R. 1. & P., east..
C. R. I. oi P., west.. 3
Illinois Central 2
Chicago Ot. Western . ..
9
4
1
;
' 8
,
18
18
37
if
210
lo
1
1
L'TA 1 1
2 feeders.. 8!5 4 3 a feeders.. S72 4 30
82 feeders.. (M 4 an 124 feeders.. l.5l 4 4H"
57 feeders. .104.. 4 40 21 feeders. .hi 4 4u
HOGS Hogs opened 2Hc lower than yes
terday's general market, or jc lower ihnn
the best lime esterdny morning. The
trade was n little slow nt the dccll;io
t.oted. sellers being backward about tak
ing off. The earlv sules were largely t
(I.1617 17H. A little Inter on the nutrkcl
(limed up anil became fully as good as tli
best time yesterday, the Inter sales Ix-inn
principally at $t!.17rnB6.2n. In other worts,
the grout big bulk or the hogs today sold
at $tl.l7'v'(ii.2ii, the same as they did yes
tt rday.
Everything in sight sold in very good
Sehson, In spite of tnc ract that the re
ceipts numbered 2iXI curs, the largest of
any day since February 2o.
Rcpreeentutfve sales:
So. Av. ?li. Pr. No. Av. Sh. IT.
H 2It 40 4 U. .-.2T'l ... 4 17,
lo 2. ... 4 15 5 ...2:11 ... 4 17,
f7 jna 40 4 15 4 '(11 ... 4 11
44 120 4 15 74 164 4u 4 111,
74 187 ... 4 15 M 219 120 4 17',
44 Is 120 4 IS M 1M ... 4 17.,
0 lo: 10 4 li 41 I'll. ... 4 17',
11 173 ... 4 14 71 lit SO I 171,
76 Kt ... If. 72 134 ... 4 17",
It SOU 141. 4 il IJ . ... 4 1.',
44 127 40 4 15 143 lo 4 17',
80 211 44 4 14 U :: ... 4 til
10 8U0 ... 4 15 84....'....? 40 4 10
is :o4 to i 14 :. 2:1 at. 4 20
44 118 ... 4 13 71 148 40 4 20
41 2,.t ... 4 It 81 240 ... 4 20
It 234 80 4 lu SI...,....S..J 4M
r. itf.O 80 4 18 77 tut ... I 181
74 1K ... 4 15 71 ... 4 20
84 201 44 4 14 84 .' 40 4 20
tla ... I li", 11 it:. ln 4 20
t't 2.M ... 4 17', 6S 212 40 4 tn
2 24S ... 4 17 ' j : ml ... 4 20
til 2N2 0 4 17H, 74 m 4 20
I' ... 4 17s, 218 ... 4 20
87 264 ... 4 17', 74 2.13 to M
1 l lis 4 IT, 18 J4 ... ti 20
1 Ml 4 17", .0 ;7!t ... JV
7o tn ... i if; ;s ...:v. ... 4
S ... 4 17', 80 -. 313 ... 4 If.
4 572 140 4 17"t 40 .122 ... 4 ill,
74 218 ... 4 17',
Total receipts 1H7
The disposition of too day's receipt was
as follows, each buyer ptircnasliiK the num
ber of head indicated:
Cuttle. Hogs. Bheen.
1'ottoa Market.
NEW YORK. March 2. COTTON-Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, 11.55c; mid
dling gulf, 11.80c. Sales, l.ti86 bales.
ST. LOUIS. March 22 COTTON Steady :
middling, 11.18c. Sales, lot bales; receipts,
ine; shipments, 2-8 bales; stock,- 4;i.i4o
bales.
NEW ORLEAN9, March 22 COTTON
Spot closed steady. Sales; 3.SN0 bales. Or
dinary, 8S-Hic; good ordinary, t'c; low mid
dling. 10 5-16c; middling, lo 13-lc; good mid
dling, ll'no; middling fair, 11 13-10c. Re
ceipts. 'jO.lHI bales; stock, 2U0.3ril bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 22. COTTON Spot,
good business done: prices 7 points higher;
American middling fair, s.Bod; good mid
dling, .20d; middling, ti.ood; low mid lllng,
&84d; good ordinary, 5id; ordinary, 6.50J.
The sales of the day were 10.0.M hales, of
which l,i".8) were for speculation and export,
and Included t.ouu American. Tteceipis. 12,
OuO bales. Including 2.2uu American.
. Masrnr and Stolnssee.
NEW YORK, March 22,-43IGAR-Raw,
Hun; fair refining, i 1-ltic; centrifugal. W
test. tt-1'. Refined, firm; No. . 4.2oc; No.
7, 4.16c; No. t. 4.06c; No. lo, l.tsjc; No. ll,
t.Koc; No. 13, S.lsjc; No. 13. S.Soc; No. 14.
t 86c; confectioners' A. 4.5o-; cut loaf, 6.40c;
crushed. Itoc; powdered, I. Hoc; granulated,
4.8HC. .
MOLASSES Firm: New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice. :a3ic.
NEW ORLEANS. March 22.-8FOAR
Firm; open kettle centrifugal, J'u37,c; cen
trifugal whites, 3,4j4c; yellows, iS'"3 13-18,-;
seconds. 2tDV4C. .
MOlASSES Nominal; open kettle, 17tl
Sue: centrtfiigai, 7'l2)n,.
SYRl'P Nominal, 25a30c.
Oils nnn Hoeln.
NEW YORK. Marcrr 22. OILS-4'oli..n-seed,
firm; prime crude, f. o. 4. mills. :t,u
2eV prime yellow, K'offlV'. Petioleuin,
steady; refined, New Yoik, $7 0..; plillad. I
phla and Baltimore. $7 55; prime, in bulk.
$4 46. Turpentine. 72i72Sc.
ROSIN Firm; strained, common to good.
$4 10
SAVANNAH. March 22 OIL-Tut petitine,
rirm. 44e.
R(i8I.N Firm. Sales bias A H. C,
n. E. P. O, $3 76: H. $4 10: I. $4 35; K, $4 14;
M. $6 to; W. a., to ke, W. W , 14 uu.
Totals 4,837 15,445 6,1170
CA'l i 'LU Receipts uf cattio tins morning
numbered Its') curs, aa against loo one weed
ago, loo two weeks ago unit 161 a year ugo.
In other words, the receipts were un
usually heavy tor a Thursday. The total
for the four 'days of thla week shows a
considerable gum over the corresponding
period of lasi week and a still heavier
gain over a year ago.
One ot the results of the heavy run was
seen In a lower cattle market today. Owing
to the late arrival of trains, not over halt
of the receipts being in sight when the
market opened, the trade was rather slow
and It was well along toward 11 o'clock
before uny business uf consequence was
transacted. When the trade was once
under way the movement was freer, but It
was at no tune very active, and ttiu beef
steer market could bent lie described aa
slow to loc lower.
Cows and heifers have been In light
supply all this 'week, and In consequence
the market on that kind of cattle liua held
up better than beef steers. Desirable cows
and heifers sold freely today at prices not
quotalily dltlerent from those which pre
vsiled yesterday.
The late trains yesterday came In pretty
heavily loaded with feeders. There was a
libersl supply this morning, while the coun
try demand w as disappointing. The further
fact that the week Is drawing to a close
acted also on the bear side. The result
was that feeders were generally loc lower
than jestorday.
Representative sales:
BF.EF STEERS.
Av. Pr. No. Av. Tr.
114 37 114 4 41
94 1124 4 48
14 Uf i 10
SHEEP With lighter receipts, of both
sheep and lambs, there wtis a iwttcr feel
ing on, the market today. While prices
wero no higher, packers evidently had use
for a few loads, and bought them more
freely than has been their wont on many
duys of late. Feeder buyers also help J
out f.y taking a few loads of the com
mon lo medium kinds. Altogether the mar
ket was not In bad shape. Trnliis -wefj
late, but buyers kept picking up the re
ceipts as they came In, so that tne greater
pari of the desirable loads changed hanla
before midday.
Quotations. Good to choice native Iambs.
J'i.ont.i4i; good to choice westum lambs,
tO.i.i'nO.lxii fair to good lambs, $6.0i)4iti.25: cull
Iambs, H.ni.sjS.DO; good to choice light year
lings, $5.tof5.5r good lo choice hoavy year,
lings, 4o.ti.(tiS.8o; lair to good heavy year
lings. $6.405.50 good to cnoice wethers,
4o.ol5.i6; fair lo good wethers, $5. 25 1 6.86,
good to choice ewes, t4.7efi6.10; fair to good
ewes, t4.25ftl.65; cull sheep and bucks, tXOO
Representative sales:
No.
23 Western cull lambs & bucks.
4 western cw?s
1 western cull lambs
67 Western ewes
437 Western ewes
82 Western ewes
23 Western cull lambs
235 western wethers, yearlings
find ewes
67 western wethers, yeuriliigs
and ewes
30o Western wethers
j 300 Western wethers..
i 3tio Western wethers
3n0 Western wethers
31 Western lambs
113 Western lambs..-.
213 western lambs
34 western lambs
I 123 western western lumbs..
I Kti western lumbs
I 176 western lambs
I 84i Western lambs
288 Western lambs (feedersi.
2)7 Western lambs (feeders).
2fW Western lumbs (feeders).
151 western .lambs
1 western lamb
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
Maple nntl lose) Crodnre,
L'Glib- iitceli-is, lilwrui, fresh stuck. ia
l OUtll, Jo-.i lo-jC
i.l E pt.iv Ll RV- Hens,
ns.?.tei, .e.i ; iuihcys. i.c:
timg loo-urs. 8u iic. acuMf. Sc.
I 'iti-.Ssr.li rOv i. i i ti. Keys, lsiils-;
old tutu., lirtlhc; chickens, lwnlic, old rooal
es, if, duct,, l.'iloc; gecsc, H.C.
n T I Kl. t in King (... i k. l.c, holes to
fancy daily, 18ulHc; creamery, iii'nimc.
HAY Pliers quoted by Omaha Feed
puny. ,u. 1 upland, $7; medium,
mat sc. ..4il.5o. Rye straw, asi isU.
HRAN-le. ton, $1.'.60.
TKOt-iCAl. FRUITS
DATES per Is. of SO 1-lb. I kgs..
i iHHone en. In Jo-lb. boxes, per it.., 5c;
eis, per IO., 4e; walnut slimed, 1-ib.
-to hi- d.n.. 8-lb. .boxes. l.t4X
oftANUES-cnliioTnio. cxtia fancy Red
hind ns wis. all si sen, 43.36; fancy navels.
-o; ciinice. all slius, yi.
l.k.MoNS- Limonieis, extra fonc, 240
s;e, f;i.;&; ,), to an,) Bllt, $4.26.
FIOH t Hlttornia, per 10-Hi. carton. iS'il
8c; Imported Smjina, thrcc-ci own, lie; six
crown, l;ic.
HA.NANAS -I'er medium slxcd bunch, $1.7$
J.ln; Jumbos. t- u0.i3K).
TA Nt i EH I ,N hH California, p?r box of
about 125, $:i.43.
'IIIAI'K FUL'lT-FlorldH. per box. $7.00tf
7. SO; Cullfortiia, per box, $4.t8U4.SO.
FRUITS
PKARS-Wlnter Ncllls. $2.50.
APPLES- California New ton, 1'lpplns and
Davis,
COM!-
4t..5u,
$- uO;
Suv-
pkgs..
bu. box; Ren
saps. $2 50 per bu, hog;
ti
A v. Pr.
72 o 'JO
lie ' 4 &.
6.. o tifl
104 S 181
102 5 15
W 6 15
56 i 50
i
M7 5 60
i
7fi 5 60
113 6 75
114 6 75 .
114 5 75
. 115 6 75
, 60 6 73
til ti 00
, 74 6 (Ml
72 n 00
,73 li 00
.71 6 00
,88 8 10
, 70 6 10
.76 6 2S
. 76 6 27.
.74 25
.so 6 30
. ' 90 30
MAHKET
1
19
40
1
1
4
I
I
1
14
I
1
I
II
li
4
14
11
It
1
14
II
10
84
1
1
6
1
1
1 ....
I
I
4
1
1
..1144 10 '
. .1HH1 8 7a
..IMS) 1 U
..13-0 I 14
. . SHI 4 00
..1074 4 On
.. k4 4 lu
. . aao 4 in
...84 4 10
..1011 4-.
..1170 4 3i
. .10.-4 4 fcO
. . luk.1 4 1.0
..1"4U 4 li
..t'4l 4 oi.
..tit 4 44
..l!.t 4 tw
. MM i .
. . rf.o i 40
. .Hit 4 40
..'. 4 "
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17...
24. ..
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34...
12...
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..110 2 a)
..1030 2 :'
. . 4.il V 7j
..Hi". 3
. .lmsj i Vl
, i f.1
. 130 1 4'
..IIMI I 'I
.. aa 2 lo
..1040 I 75
. . -v ...
..Ml t i
..10IU i 75
.. Mi 2 vu
.. 4.4 I ao
. .ln' i If
. . - 1 n-l
. . M i uu
. . Jilt I 14,
..IU40 J ...I
it l
1 It.
1002 3 t.
ll'.o I 15
lulu 3 lu
II 10 8
loaA I :o
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COWS
:..
i la. .
i 3. .
I 8 .
.i :i . .
i..
i . .
..113U
. . lie
.U4 . 'J
1330 4 in
lu.'
1140 4 70
i'iii 4 78
Ut 4 74
lli 4 ti
1134 4 74
lut 4 18
sul 4 14
H4 4 75
134 4 li
1U0 4 48
Hit 4 85
U 4 0
107 7 4 NJ
124 4 o
127 4 4 40
I24 4 40
1K4 4 So
131 I us
llxl 4.
1433 4 14
. . 1070 3 .
..870 3 4
. lilt) I 44
..10.17 8 14
..in.). io
.1300 I 74
. .120 I 7.
..1270 I 7i
.1"24 I ii
..Urn 8 li
..i.!0 ill
.. 7o I 15
..I I TS
..1044 I 14
.lol 140
..lie., i a.,
.. m I li
..Mii a a..
. l'.lb I 4.'.
..li. 1 1,
.. 6 14..
..1243 I !M.
. . tltK no
. . 814 )8
.. 771 4 W
..1170 4 w
.146 4 Ml
. l'7 4 u
.1114 4 US
.10.4 4 ui
. l.u 4 n
..li:. 4 10
. 4 lu
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. 12
CHICAGO LIVE . STOCK
Cattle Hull Hogs fttcada Hhrep and
Lambs strong:.
CHICAGO, March 22.-CATTLK-nece.lpt
7. OKI head: market dull; common lo pri:n
steers. $3.8o4i.40; cows, H.tiiii-l.tio; heifers,
42.7iit.3.; bulls, $2.6oTri4.25; calves. $3.0oft
7.00; stockers and feeders, $2.7'.'fi 4.75.
HOOrt Receipts, Zi.)) head; market
steady; choice to prime heavy. $4J.4"i4jJ45;
medium to good heavy, $ti.25fi6.40; butch. -r
weights. $.3nji 4ft; good to choice heavy
mixed. t4.35l&6.40; packing, $6.'".i8.40.
SHEEP AND LAM H8 Receipts, 15.mJ
heatl; market strong to lac higher; sheep,
$4.61416.25; yearlings. $5.75r.i6.40; lnmbs, $4.75
(tirt.KA.
Kansas City Live mnrk Market.
KANSAS CITY. March 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 4.200 head, Including 4"i southern.
Market steady; choice export and dress-d
beef steers, $n.Soa6.86; fair to gjo.i. l..'.i'ii
6.26; western fed steers. $3.7fVft5.i6; stockers
and feeders, $3.0ntfi4.7R; southern steors, IJ..6
tU5.0O; southern cows. $2..a4ti; native cows,
$2.aii4i; native heifers, ia.5n4t5.25; bulls.
$3.16!)4 25; calves, $3.00.a7.tiO.
HiXJS Receipts, 11.4tio head. Market was
strong to 6e higlier; lop, $ii.); bulk of sales,
tti. 144$ tlHi heavy, $ 518.30; parkers, aV. 15
ti 30; pigs and lights, t-".0iril 22V4j.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, G.184)
head. Market steady; native lambs. $S.50-(j
t.tVi; western lambs. t6.3ntit.EO; ewes and
yearlings, $4.fKti5.RO; western fed yearlings.
$5. 4t & 6. o; western fed sheep, t4.2.Vn6..5;
stockers and feeders. $3.0U4.5o,
Hal.livln.i, $2 per I
per bu. box: Wine
other varit lies. $2 .onoii.S" IM bu : New York
apples, Rnldwtns itnd HusHets, $.j.0i pvr bbl.
vjRAPEa Imported Mnlsgns, 18.0..1 7. 50
OLD EvaE i Anfc.a.ti. '
l'OTATOEH Homo grown, per bu., V
00c; South DaKota. per bu .Ot;.
NAVY UKANS-Per bu., $1.86; No. 2, $1.76.
LIMA HE ANS Per lb.. ".Vc.
CA PHAGE Caliloi nla, .o per lb.; .Wie
CoiiMii, in crates per lb., 2Vsl-c.
CARROTS. PARSNIPS A.D 1 V RNIPS
Pel bu.. 85c.
CELERY California. $1 per doi.
MWKET roTATOES-lllino per 11-pk.
bbl.. $4.50.
NEW VEGHTAULE8.
TOMATOES Florida, pt r crate of 80 lle.,
net. pi.iu.
AVAX HEANS-Ptr hahipet of about M
lbs., net, t.
UNIONS-Home grown, yolltiw and ltd,
per bu.. 85c: Spanish, per crate, $2.26; Colo
rado, red and yellow, fwr" bu., tl.
STRINO HWAN.S -i'.'i hamper of about 30
lbs., net, $3.(0i4 00
UREEN PEPPt Rti Florida, per 6-basket
crate, $4 5o.
TL RNIPS, HEETrt AND CARROTS
Louisiana, per dos. bunches, 75c.
SI1ALL(.)TTS Louisiana. per dosen
bunches, .'.Sc.
HEAD LHTTt'CE Louisiana, per bbl.,
$7.titKii)0.00; per dot; heuds, $1,0011.26.
LEAF LK'ITCCE Hothouse, per dol.
heads, 46c. i - '
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, jwr dol., ILTo
2.-6.
RADISHES Hothouse, per dog. bunches,
6("JI 76c. - ......
MUiJHROOJIS-Holhouse, per lb.. oOjfOOc.
HEEF CUTS
No. 1 libs. 13c; No. 2 ribs, 11: No. 3
ribs. s'Vsv; No. 1 loins, Ibc; N. 2 loins, 13c;
No. 3 loins, Kic; No. 1 chucks, Stye; No. 2
chucks, 5c; No. 3 chucks, -4Vtc; No. 1 round.
'c; No. 2 round. TVit'; No. 3 round, 7c;
No. 1 plate, 4c; No. 2 phuti, 3Vti:; No. 1
plate, 3c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per keg, 43.75: er hl.l., $0.73.
HON li V New, per 24 lbs., $3.50.
CHEESE Swiss, new. lc: Wisconsin
brick, loc; Wisconsin liniberger, 15c; twins,
iSe; Young Americas, 15c.
NUTS Wulnuts, No. 1 soft shells, liew
crop, p-.-r lb., 15Vo; hard shells, per lb.,
la1,.-. I'vcans, large, per lb., llo; small, pr
lb., 12c. Pe'inins. per lb.. 0H-; roasted, er
ib.. sc. Chili walnuts, per lb., 12jl3c.
Almonds, soil shells, per lb.. 17c: hard
shells, per lb.,, lie. Cocounula, $4 per sack
"fresh FISH Trout, lie: haiibut, loc:
pickerel, dressed, 7c; w.hlle bass, 11c; sun-
IlSfl, DViS-i pel Cll, eniiiiieu who uimru, OV ,
pike, 10c, redmiapper, 11c; salmoh, 11c;
cruppies, Cbsc; eels, ISc; black bans,1 22c;
whlwtlsh, l-c; frog legs, pt-r dog., 55o; lob
sters, green. 33c; boiled lobsters. 37c; blue
fisn, 15c; herring, 4c; Spanish mackerel, lbc;
haddock, 10c; shrimp, ll.OOv-l.&O per gallon;
smelts, 12c; cod, 12c,
OYSTEHK-'Frcsh standsrd, $1.40 Per gal.;
shell ovnters, $l.o0'u2.00 per ioO; Little Neck
clams, 51.60 per 100. '' . .
BUOAR (ir.-tnulatcd eaiiv, In bbls., $3.08;
giunulated cane. In sacks, $6.01: granulated
beet. In sacks, 4 91. ."' '
SVRUP In barrelsa 24c per gal.; In cases,
t 10-lb. cans, $1.6); caws, 11 aV-lU. cans, $2 8u;
cases, 24 !"-lb. cans, tl 0.i
COFFEE Roasted: No. SS, 26V4c per lb.;
No. 30, artic per lb.; No. i. 18Vo per lb.;
No. Hi. 16ic. per lb.; No. 21, I'lo per lb.
F1A1UR (wholesale) Best high grade Ne
braska, per twt.. $1181; beat high grade pat
ent Mtimesoui, per cwt., $.' 30; straight pat
ent Nebraska, per cwt., $1.90; second pat
ent Nebraska, tl.eO. i
CURFD FISH Family wliltuflsli. per
bbl., 100 lbs., $4.60; Norway mackerel, per
bbl., 200 lbs., bloaters. $40.tl No. 1, $.8.0u;
'o. 2, $26.8j; No.-3, $lt).00;-Irislt, No.'J, $16.00;
Herring, in bbls., Ml lbs. eacti, Norway. 4k,
$13 Oo; Norway, Sk, $13.00; Holland,' mixed.
$11.50; Holland herring, in kegs, milkers,
60c; kegs, mixed, -70O. . ,
CANNED liGiiOS Corn, standard west
ern, tefUJOcr- Mnlne, $1.26. Tomatoes.- 3-lb.
cans, tl.2s8il.S0; 2-lb., i'4citl.0e, I'lneappleH,
grated, 2-lb., $2161-30; sliid, tl.au4j2.2o.
Oallon apples, fancy, $3.60; California apri
cots, t1.4i"i2.0O: peara, $1.75'o;2.60; peaches,
fancy, $1.7612.40; II. C. peaches, tiOo'o 2.5 .
Alaska salmon, red, $1.15; pink. 60c; fancy
Chinook, V.. $2.10: fsnoy' sockeye. F., $1.'jo;
sardines, oil, $2 60: mUHtaids. $2.60)
1 10. Sweet potutc-s. tl. 15471.251 sauerkraut,
tl.00; pumpkins, Ki8?'a$1.00; wax beans, 2-lb.,
754700c; lima beans, J-lb.. T5c$lJ55; spinach,
$l.ay'r2.0(i; cheap pens, 2-lb., oc; extra, ocuv
fte: fancy, $1 35ftl. 75. ,
BROOMS No. 1 carpet. $J.2; No. 2 earpet,
$:.4i; Nt). 3 plain $3.25. ......
HIDES. PELTS AND TALIX)W-No. 1
green hides, Cc; No. 2: to; -No. 1 salted,
lie; No. 2. He; bull hides. i)c; dry
hides, 12t20c. Horse hides, large, $3; small,
12. Sheep pelts, each 5(cfr$l25. Tallow, No.
1. 4;vc; No. X HV'I, rough. ,lc.
-T-H rCr!
Evaporated Apples ana Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. March 22. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market continues quiet, with a
lttlln Jobbing demand constituting the chief
business; common to fair sre quoted l
ifi&'sc. fair to good tlfi at 8"4'iJ"'aC, neorly
to etrlct prime tit trflV', choice at T4iii Kki
and fancy ut 11 .
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are In steady jobbing demand and thn
tone of the market Is Him, with quota
tions ranging from 474fi6c. according to
grade. Apricots are rather easy In tone
owing to reselling by li.e Interior; choice
are quoted at loVsC. extra choice at 11c.
fancv at lltyfill'ic. i Peaches are tjulet, with
choice quoted at 10c, extra choice at lovc,
fancv at HrVfillc. extra fancy at UVul3c.
Raisins are unchanged: loose Muscatels
are quoted nt fVutiV. seeded at 6V&7N"
and I.ndon layers at ll.oofi I..-
HEAL ESTATE TRAH8FEH8
til. Loo In .lve llsrk Market.
ST. IOUIB. MHrch 22. -CATTLE-Receipts.
S.OsJ head. Including l head Tex
ans; market strong; iintiie shipping and
export steers, $4.7. liiti.OM; dressed beef and
butcher steers. t3.75'u5.40; steers under 1.0.XI
lbs., $3.i5'l4.!i6; stockers snd feeders. $2.4tiii,
4 i: cows and heifers, $2.1.ifi5.26; cannrs,
$1.75't2.5u; bulls. t2.sj4.'; calves. $2 5U47.76;
Texas und Indian steers, $i!.'Jt54.70; cows
ahd heifers, i2ti4.2R.
HtxiS Rereipta-, 8.5-X) head: market
steady; pigs and lights. $ 5n -j-. 40; packets,
$5 t04i.45; butchers anil bt heavy, $8.30i
s.60.
SHEEP AND LAM R8 Receipts, l.irtu
head; market stes.ly: native niqttona, $4.0
tiiiu; lambs, $5 .6tu . 84.
Stock In slabt.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western DiaiKtt
South Omaha.
Sioux City
Kansas City..
St. Joseph
St. Iuis
Chicago
Totul
St. Juaenh I We Stock 8larket.
ST. JOSEPH. March -CATTLE- Re
ceipts. 1.748 tiead: uiulk't loc 1 iw.-i': 1. utile.
$i.2iVi'U Ui; cows and lu if. ia. $1,754(4.50;
at. kern und fetdt is. 41 UV-(4 iV'.
HOOS Recc .ts, fc.'.a head: nmtl.et 5c
lilh-r: light, $..oD(iu.l5: tii'ilium und heavy,
$...1.i
SHEEP AND I.AMI18-It-celpts. 8 87
head; market su-a.ly, la'rl.s. $.1.10; withers,
ti 75. en en, $5.25.
Cattle. Hogs, fclieen.
4.4tn 14.5H) 4.370
7io 4.t8
4. 2.8) ll.e.0 i.t&i
1.748 8.f 8 87
2.i 8.5.0 - 1.2-iu
,(to) 23.0K) 15.08)
. ..' ...2 1.018 TO.HKI 31.357
4 lu
4 lu
4 le
U71 4 IV
I gloas lt I Ire
I SHM.'X CITY. Mirch
I gram CATTLE Rece'pts, 7tj head
t ket steady, beeves U.'J.'u 01; cows
irk Market.
). (Special Teie-
mr.
bulla
John K. Weed to C. B. Ackerlv, part
lots 1 and 2, block 4, Pottej- ft
Cobb's Second add $2.6V0
O. H. Ackerly Id Hallhas Jetter,
same ". t.000
Amoskeug Savings- bank In James W.
Elwood, lot 22, blork 10, Htlggs'
Place 2,000
Ella R. Ay res to same, lot 21,. block
lo. Hriggs' Place .' 100
t,. P. Hvara and wife to Benjamin W.
Hurleigh, lot 6 and wV lot 7, block
1, Hanler's First euld....,.., l,6o(J
Anna F. Doe ami husband to Frank
R. Mockler, lot 16, block 16.- South
Omaha 000
Itenson Iind cotniiany to George W.
Hervey. lot R. eV4 lots H and 16, and
lot 17. block 2D. Henson J75
A. J. Kulin und wife lo George Kuhn.
lot 4. bloc k 5. Patrick s Second Sara
toga add ...' l.SuO
Edward Rosewaler und wife to . The
Hee Hiilldlng omttny, part lot t,
block 118, South Omaha : 10
Paul Charlton lo Isaac Douglas, Jot
24. block 4. Monmouth Park 1
(i.-or,.- (. Wallace, el ui., to satne,
same 1
Ileniv W. Dunn and wife to Richard
M. Hunnell. same 2,000
National Life Insurance company to
Florence company, 11 66 feet lot 8 and
s 44 feet lot I), block 3, E. V. Smith's
udd 1,5.)
F. W. Csrmlcbuel lo Nora In Long.
lot 21. l.l'K k 12, Halcyon Heights -jo
Ralph W. Grah to Conservative Sav
ings and ln angulation, lot 4.
block 1. Maxwell & Frt-cmaqs add... 1
G. 11. Ashhy and wife to W. II.
Obear, one-half iulerest lot 7, -4. lock
5. HaWlliorn utld i
Elisabeth D. In-long und busbund In
' G. 11 Ash by, lot 7. Iilwk 1. Haw
thorn udd , , , 10
F. D. Day &'Co7
block. Cirain. I'roviaiai
kliln Yonr Grain to 14. -(hleago
anal Mlnneauells Pellvery.
One-eighth rummlnsiun on Grain, one
quener on Stoma. Picnip: and careful
atientlon given lo outsld.t accounts. Write
fur cur dily Market l.tttcr. mailed tree.
Main Office. '
1 10-111 Hoard of Trade Bid.
4IM4HA. EtJ.
and ini nfd, $3 0i)n4 5"; stokers and fesders, j Long Distance 'I'none, Deeglaa SB 1 4k