TUESDAY;
MJUICII 12, v1907.
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THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE:
t
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
.
FiIcm Deslins ei All Graint, Altboueh
Cable Cemt Bter.
LIGHT TRADING AND SMALL RECEIPTS
EiBrt DrM4 C4 far Wkt,
. Prlee niiakUr Lwn kii Coa
wmilan Kvlaeat Aavalttasj
CJ Vera mew t Bjrti.
alries. W)rrHo. Frs. steady; at marK,
ciuh'I Inc lude, K,c; nrts, lic; prima firsts,
17a Clieoee, steady, 14j Itic.
OMAHA.' March 11. 1907.
WliMt opened easier, llht declines be
In the rui. with hut 1UU Interest in the
market bring d!plsyeii. I able -ame frac
tionally lower but cloned fairly strfiri;. but
th temper of the market vtna toward lower
jprlce pending the publication of the gov
C nment report. The aupply ws iiniall at
'ill market except in the northwext and,
while confirmation of rumor of crop dnrri
ace by green hug waa made, the bug ato
nes had apparently Inst their effect, re
sulting Weakening In prices.
Kumor of the poor quality of Argentina
'wheat received counterbalanced the bear
Influence of refreshing rain In all part of
the country being reported. While the vis
ible aupply Increased 84.000 bushels, the
firm undertone of the market waa well
held by the fact of Increased shipment
for the week with a good foreign demand.
Trader were cauilmi, how over, In ex
tending long lines and a spirit of conser
vatism wa displayed throughout the course
of the market, which closed easy. v
Corn wa In little demnnd and opened off
HJ on the May crop. The visible supply
wa subject to a large Increase, which fuct
had a weakening Influence on the market.
Price fell to 42o on May corn, but re
covered tie and closed weak.
The trading In oats was large, but at
lower prices, small stop loss orders being
shaken out and causing a slump of He. on
the May crop to 4c. July corn eased off
In sympathy, although news wa lacking
and a decrease being reported In the visible
supply. . ,
'1 ha world's visible wheat supply Increased
tM.M bu. to 45,700.000 bu., attains 47,701,0.0
bu. the corresponding week last year. The
Visible corn supply Increased 1,267,000 bu. to
12.3F,000 bu. The visible supply of oats
demeaaed T,1 0O0 hu to ll.X13.0u0 bU.
Primary wheat receipt were l.OCS.Ono
bushel and shipment 166.000 buahels,
gainst receipts last year of 6,000 buahels
and shipments of 1M,1 bushels. Corn re
ceipts were W7.000 bushels and ahlpments
ta4,u00 bushels, against receipts of 4Jll,0U0
bushels and shipment ot 78,O0 buahels
last year.
. . V. ... ,
Clearances wen am uupnoio wnei
S18.(M) bushels com. 270 bushels oats and
but and flnur annul tn 47.tt)0 bushels.
t luarnnnl nlnuil l-A hltrhaf. nn Ivhsit and
Ha higher on corn.
World s shipment of wheat wsrs 10.6SS
0o0 bushel, against 8.S3H.OOO bushels lest
year, Corn shipments were 8.4ix.0u0 buslt-
ls, against 1,274,000 bushels last year. '
Local range of options:
ArUcles.l Open.l High. I Low. Close.j Sat y
Wheat (
May... 70A. W4A 70HA
July... 71HA nA TWA
Corn
May... 43HA PiA It A
July... 41-4A 41vlA 41 A
Bept... 41HA. 41HA
Oats
May... 41A 41,A 4"TA
July... 88 A 88 A 874.B
7CA4A
71A
41 B
41 A
41 HA
70A
71VH
40iB
41B
41HB
4HB
88 B
Cash Prices.
1 hard. RXSHc:
No. 4 hard, feitftac;
No.
No.
asked. B bid.
Omaha
WHEAT No.
hard, 63Uyo:
anrlntf. 66-ii 70c
CORN No. 8. 38U(ff39Hc: No. 4. WaMc
no grade, S(rnS4e; No. 8 yellow. SSWiMac;
No. 8 white, 41&42o; No. I mixed, ii3Wc.
OATS-No. I white, 4OG40ttc. No, 4 white.
8Htfo. . ...
JiltO-No. 8, 60c; No. 8, KHc
, ... , Carle Receipts
V Wheat. Corn. Oats.
rbleara '.'.'. 43 661 257
Kansas City 100 88 42
Minneapolis 628
Omaha .... 1
I mint h M
Bt. Louis 41 atW , 47
'CHICAGO OnAJlf AND PROVISIONS'
V
Outs
were oS
Feetare of the Tra dinar and, Clostmt
- swliiaa on Board of Trad.
f CHICAGO, March 11. Tha partial sbate-
bent ot tne crop oai7u.-r "". '
report that farmers are still holding large
reserves of wheat weakened the local
rrntrket today., tha May delivery closing
-4iHo lower. Corn was down o,
were WiSo lwer. Provisions
Tha government crop report which do
i. rJt ih.i a anooo bualinla of wheat
were in farmers' hands March 1 was made
public during the last half hour ot trao
Ino . TK ! ,i tha laraeat reserve ever re'
rardHi for this season of the year and
ih. niihiimilnn ot tha flaures resulted I
a sharp deolm which brought the market
within a shsda of the lowot point of the
day. The prevailing sentiment throughout
the session was bearish because of the
conflicting character of the crop damage
reports. It waa generally conceded that
the Texas crop has been severely Injured
by the green bug but there seemed to be
a great difference of opinion regarain
tha onndltlnn of tha croo In Oklahoma
The market waa aino affected by the large
rrtmnry reoelpta, the total arivais oeini
ft'jvauo bu. amtlnst 6Sft.(M). bu. for th
ma d laat vear. Th close wa weak.
May wheat opened He to c lower at 77Vc
in 77 sold ud to TSo and then docllned
to TlWo- Final quotations wsra at 77
77H. Clearances of wheat and flour wer
equal to &47,6U bu. Tha visible, suppi
li,rrvne-.1 bu. Minneapolis. Lulut
and Chicago reported receipts of 719 cars
against too last week and 678 a year ago,
Tha corn market was Inclined to be
weak on selling by pit traders and com
mission houses which was caused , by th
belief that the government crop report
would show large stocks or corn stil
In ths hands of farmers. These, expects
tlona wer fully realised by -tbs report
which placed the total reserve at l,-.'.-
ti.i.ii bu.. the largest amount ever recorded
n March i. Tha market closed easy. &liy
corn opened Vsc low it at 47HC, sold up to
47U declined to 4rto and closed at 47c.
LouaJ receipts wsra 661 cars, with I of
contract grade.
Oat were weak on selling by small hold
crs .who were afiald of ths government
croo report. Commission houses also aula
actively. Ths report showed th reserve
to t 8M.O1U bu. which was more than
expected. May oats opened He to o lower
at 4JWo to 4Ju, sold between 4lc and
4i and closed at iVtillZc. Local re
ceirts wers S7 oars.
truiiauaJlv haavv. receipts of 'live bora
csssed aoUvs sailing of hogs and brought
about a siiarp brealt In w'.crs. A: .,1.;
cloae May pork waa off 2H0 st tiff u. LmiI
was of HHo at tw.40. Ribs wer 7 lower
tt t9.07H-il.l
Eetlmaiod rsoelpts for tomorrow; Wheat,
IB oars; corn, 4i cars: oats, 184 cars;
kvr. tu,000 head.
Th leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.! Open.l Hlgh.l Low. Closa.l Bafy.
KW .TURK GF.HICRAL MARKET
ttaotatioas of th Day Varloaa
Cons modi ties.
NEW YORK, Mwrch 11 .-FlJTM'R R-
celpis, 1.07 hbls : exports, T bhls ; msr-
et quiet, but. firmly held. Minnesota pei-
et.t. $4.1iku4 4'(: winter straights. 8.114 .s;
Mlnnesirta, bakeS s. .1.36'fia 56; winter ft-
rns, t.'ib.; w inter rstents, 13 tiwr Ho;
winter low grades, f7":i2i By flour.
rn: fiilr to good. ' 83 i-'v 3 HO; choice to
fancy, t- ti4.2S. Huckwheat flour, quiet;
81 i". nominal, spot and to arrive.
CORN M KA L Steady. Kins wnite ana
ellow. CI .ln(j 1 15; kiln drleil, 82..u2-i5.
WHKAT Kecelpts. lai.uw; exports. iv.-
191; spot, easy; No. 8 red, 83Sc; elevator,
MSc, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern. lu-
luth, n.'c, r. 0. o. annat; co. s naru m-
er, 87 c, f. o. 11. anoat. irreauiar conui-
tlons prevailed In wheat all day, th ner
vousness being due to uncertainty about
tha crop report and denial of outhwet
omp damage. At time the market wa
quite firm, reflecting steady cablos, but
most of the day It was dominated by bear
Interests and near the close weakened- on
the farm reserve flrures, closed a-a net
lower. May closed fc; July. 6-1ic;
loeed, 86; Beptember, moc; cioeea.
86Vc.
CORN Kecelpt. ms.r.'i du. ; exporia, ij,-
223 bu.; spot market, firm: No. 8, 67H, ele
vator; No. I white, 6c; no. i yenow, ot
b. anoat. option market wa quiei
and steady, closing partly Vic net higher;
May. MM,c; closed, Me; Julycloaed, 64o.
OATS Heoelnts, 118.600 bu.: exrxrts, 270.
Ppot market, steady; mixed, ifVuHj IIjs.. 4ho;
natural, Xaa Iba, Dl(uwc; cuppeu wuu.
JWi lbs., 6C4V4o.
HAY Firm; shipping, yi.txsao.w.
HOrB 4Julet; a'ate. common to cholca.
190 crop, 8S1Sc; Paclfio coast, 1906 crop,
10d 11c; IMOR crop, 8itfl2c
Hlii; Hteaay; (.taivesion, w i ium
2ft: ; Texas dry. 24 to 30 lbs. lOo.
LBATH E IV Steady ; acid. ZiVviiWc.
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet; family. 815 00
(glfi fiO; beef hama, 826.on26.00; packer,
(u 12.00; city extra India mesa, ta.0t&'i3.00.
Cut meats, easy; pickled bellies, I10.7M
12.&0; pickled hams, 81O.o0'yl2 5". Lard, wetk;
western. Arm; prime. is.vw.oo. ennea,
weak; continent, 8.90; S. A., 811.00; com
pound, 8s2Vq.75. Pork, barely steady;
family, y tm ji.w; inun ciear, io.wi.uv,
mess, f 1M.U'18.76.
TALLOW Steady ; City, W, per pacaaga.
6c; country packages free, 6Vo"7o.
KICbJ Steady ; domestic, iair 10 sxxra.
2''(i'c; Japan, nominal.
BUnEM irregular; street price, nr
creamery, 81 u 82c; omciai prices, creamery,
common to extra, 21'u41o; held, common to
extra, 213i30Hc; state dairy, common to
flneet, Vri3oc; renovated, common to extra,
lij'iiKri western factory, .common to ftrs'.s,
lKVtr.'lHc; western lmiutlon creamery,
nrsts, 2i'r:c. .
CHEiifiE Firm; state run cream, colored.
small, ' September fancy, lfio; stats, whlM,
l44c; slate, colored, small, October, bosi.
U'jMMc; white, 1314; good to prime.
J-v31SaC; STaie, wiruer, avmnae uvni,
state, lurge, September fancy, 14"o; stale,
October best,. UMiUo; state, good to
prime, l2itUVtc; Inferiors, iiwhzhc.
tMia DtenJjy; sinie, ivaiiin inj
nearby fancy selected white, ai'aac: choloe,
19VfiW0c; brown'and mixed extras, lSVi'H.'Oc;
flntts to extra firsts, 18W19c; western flrato,
Uc; official price. 18Hc; seconds, 18c
POL ljl llX Alive, siroiia. wemoi ii ciuca-
ena, Uc; fowls, lie; turaeys, ijc. ifreseea,
Arm: ' western chickens. 12318c; turkey.
lJlEc;' fowls, 10&13Hc.
St. Itnln General Market.
ST. LOUia March 11. WHEAT Putureg,
lower; cash, firm; track! No. 2 red. cash,
77KIT8C; No. .2 hard, 74t?77c; May, TeVtiSTafco ;
JMJy. WUc. . . .
CORN uowpr; iraca; ro. a cbhii,
4r.c; No., 2 white. 464SHc; May, 44c;
July. 45c. ' .
OATS ixiwer; traca: rso. i casn, 'gno;
No. 2 white, 44ifl't4c; May, 40e; July,
FI.OT7 R steady: red winter patents.
ii2.J; extra fancy and stralgnt, w.w83.oy
clesr. 82.8186.
BEF.D Timothy, stesny at fi.iwifA.io.
CORNMF,AL Firm, 82 40.
BRAN-Bteady; sacked, east
99c.
HAT Steady; tlmotny,
praiHe. 810.OOfllJ.Ao.
1KOIV ' 11 l l."H llI.O-tl.111.
F.AOOING 100.
tlTTMP TWINFAlOr- 1
PRO VISIONS Pork, lower: fobbing, 118.89.
Lard, lower; prime steam, 80.12H- Dry salt
meats, steady: boxed extra shorts, .to;
elear rlha 19 82V4: short clear. 89.76. Bacon.
steady': boxed extra shorts, 810.37H; clear
snort clears. iio,t)iv
track, Wt
$15,0O31.00;
PpCLTRT Flrfci; chickens, lie; springs,
12c; turkeva, loci ducks, izc; geese, 7c
PFTTEK-rWeuJt;. creamery, jJ44iK!c: dairy,
nfxjJ$ Firm, lBcC 1.' . '
Keoclpt and shlpmant of floor and gram
wer a follow: .
.. Receipt. Shipments.
Flour,.' bbls ; 18,000 ll.OOO
Wheat, bu....... .. 47.000 . 28,000
Corn, bu.. 208.0HO .108,000
Oats, bu 147,000 83,000
SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
-WaasJskwaaaWaa
Lose Fariod f Liquidstioa Eat ArPftT
sntlv lun lt Coo re.
MARKET CPNS WITH UPWARD SfLrT
Doo to Baylas; y I aenrerrd Bears
and Part that Comsaerptai Reports'
More This Offset Peaslmlatlo Talk
f Railroad Magaates.
NEW TORK, March 11. The action vf
the day's slock served to strengthen ma
terially the Impression that the King period
ot liquidation had rwn Its course. This
supposition was already terming Itself In
tne speculative attitude towards the mar
ket last week owing to the obvious absorp
tion going on at various points In the stock
list, even while th most acute weakness
was susceptible at others.
Saturday's strong closing left the bears
uneasy over their uncovered position and
prices opened with quits an upward spurt.
The market had Its periods of uncertain
fluctuations during ths day and closed dis
tinctly easy. This did not obscure the fact
that speculative sentiment was substantially
Improved and muoh of th gloom which
overhung the market last week was dis
persed. The improvement of the market
must b set down In larger part to a sub
sidence of the pressure to sell than to any
large or urgent demand for stocks. The de
cided diminution In th volume of th mar
ket la an Index of this fact However, ths
demand was more than sufficient to over-
weigh the greatly leasened selling and to
carry prices substantially and compre
hensively upwards. No striking change In
conditions was cited as the occasion for the
Changs In the current of the price move
ment, but the extent of the declines al
ready forced, .It Is argued, go far toward
a readjustment of prices to a wide possible
deterioration from present Industrial con
ditions. This contention Is given additional
. force by the continued absence of any sign
I of the upward reaction In th different
trades. The mercantile agencies report a
full tide of demand for all lines of merchan
dise with business above laat year's corre
sponding period. The country's bank clear
ings last week showed a material expansion
ver ooin tne preceaing week ana tn cor
responding week of last year. Railroad
tranlo ofllclals continue to complain of
lack of car to move freight, which la of
fering still In unabated volume. Authori
ties in steel trade insist that the demand
for sll lines of flnlshod products continues
at flood tide. These conditions serve to
keep in check the apprehension caused by
th avowed purpose of the rsilrvads to re
trench all possible new outlays for Improve
ments. ...
The tons of the call money market was
percepUbly easier today In spite of the
weak showing of the Saturday bank state
ment. The large cash loss showed by the
statement waa attributed to a rectification
of the previous week. Some Important re
quirements for stock and note subscriptions
are to be met thl week. New York bid
for gold In London today was again Inef
fective except to cause a fractional advance
in the price which the Bank of England
was obliged to pay for gold. Sterling ex
change at Paris was again strong and It
was reported that part of th London sup
ply of gold was made up of American
eagles, presumably received - from Paris.
Money and dlsoounts receded In London,
but advanced In Berlin. Time money was
strong here, with loans at per cent for
periods up to six months. Th banks, how
ever, are making large payments to the
subtreasury for retirement of circulation.
It is reported that the full 29,000,000 quota
of the monthly retirement allowed under
the new law has already been applied for
at Washington for this month.' The day'
extreme advance were materially reduced
by the profit-taking of the Anal hour, but
ubstantlal net gains were left. The clos
ing tone, however, was easy.
ionua were irregular.- Total sale par
value. 82.640,000. United State bond were
unchanged on calL
Th following was the range of prices on
jw iura biock exenanre:
sals. Hixa. law. Closa
....
4,80 10E IMS 104U.
4,600 401,4 l
too 10014 10 f
It
ino tto M0 tit
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is
curlflaa, Inoreaaed t.TSO.'r) Vnarks; noted In
circulation, vdnoreaard 8,tXMioa mark a
"w York Maaey Market.
NEW TORK. March H.-MONKT-On
call, steady Kt pr cent; ruling rata,
41- per cent J olosing bid, t4 per cent; of
fered at 4 pf cent. Time loans, strong:
sixty days, vH per cent: ninety days, 4
per cent bid, six months. 6 pr cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE rAP<-3.!
per cent-
8TF;RLINCf EXCHANGE Soft, with
Brt'ial business In bankers' bills at 8 4val
4.M for demand and at 84.7iV84.7) for
slxty-dar bills: posted rates. t4.tLa4.6lVs and
4 r li; commerolsj bills, M 7!Tt.
SILVER Bar, flSc; Mexican
S3V.C
RONDtJ Government, steady;
steady.
Closing- quotations on bonds
folio
dollars,
railroad.
wer
mn im stoci market
KUliac Gattlt EWd to Lowtr,
I ted en ftetiy,
rit.
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Hork. VaL 4Sa..
Japan a
Bid. K)ffered.
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.1WH t'nloa Paptfio 4
, tit V. S. steal M as.
, Wanaab tau ....
. av, "Was. Md. 4s...
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Bostoa Stocks ond Boads.
BOSTON, March 11 Call loans, HTI0 per
cent: tlm loans, 6iSH per cent, omciai
prices on stocks and nonds wsrs!
Atrhlaoa adj. 4e.... 114 rl. Hacla.
4o a .. SXH (.antenniai ....
Mas ( antral 4s II Poppar Hans
Atrnlaon "sir waat ....
do pfd rranaua
Boat on A Alhaor...7s,0ranbr
Boaton A Main 1M Hi Korais
Pltchbiir p&
M. Central r4
N. T., N. H. A H..1S0T4
t'nUin PadSo lHa
Am. . Ar. Chem. pfd II
Am. Pnaa. Tube....
Am. S'.ir 1!4
do pfd
Am. Tel. A Tal
Am. Woolen I
do ptd
Edlann Eiso. in.. us
Maaa Rlaotrlo 11
do pfd
Maaa. 0a II
Tnlted Fruit IOS'4
Vnliad gho Maeb.. i
do pfd
V. 8. Steel....
4o pfd
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Amalsamated .......
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Bid. Asxea.
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Mass. Mining
Michigan
Mohavk
Mont. C. A 0
Old Dominion
Oacaoia-
Parrot
Qulnoy
flhannoa ............
Tamarack .......
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U. . Mining
I', g. Oil
t'tab
Winona ,
Victoria
Wolrarlne ,
North Butte ,
Butt Coalition
Narada
Cal. A Artsona...,
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Londoa Cloalnsr gtocks.
LONDON. Msrch 11. Closing quotations
AV '.,'V..,, ... , v . ... ........ R
on tha London Stock exchange:
Conaola. sionar... . H6 1-11 . M., K. A T...
do sceoant M n-i "
Anaeonda ,.
Atchiaon ...
ds ptd
B. O
Canadian Pacldo. ,
Chaa. A Ohio....
Chleaao O. W...
C. M. A BU P
DsBasrs ,
D. A R. O
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do id pfd
Illinois Canlrsl .
U A Kh
T. Cantral...
l Norfolk A W....
. do pfd
.luo Ont. Weatarn. .
.imrVPannsylTant ....
.17H Rand Mlna ....
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Bo. Paclflo
Union Paclflo
do pfd
V. I. Stool ...
do pfd ...
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6
H06S EXPtRltNCE A DECIDED DROP
Liberal Receipts of Hfcees) aad Lasaka,
wltk TVeaaaad Good aad Trad
Actlv at rally Steady
Prtoco.
POUTH OMAHA. March 1L 1907.
Telpts wri Cattle-Hoge Bheen. 1
OfTlolal Monday ft," 8.0 1J.O0
Bsm day laat week 8-3 6.1V9 10,444
Bam day two week ago. .6. 6.M1 1S.!T4
Fam day three week ago.7.U 11.14 l.7t
Ham day four week agot.'Ul t oil 12 ."
Sam day laat year ,46o l.71i 18,070
The fo lowlns tahl aho.-rs th receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep st South Omaha for
tn year to date, compared wltn last year:
1907. lox. Inc. Deo.
Cattl ........819.971 1W.0K7 81,2o4
Hogs 4X0,74.1 B.iao
Bheep 842.842 tul.fri tl.8S
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to cholc com fed steers 85SfV985
Fair to good cornfed atears 35
Common to fair steer 4.00.4 Ti
Oood to choice fed cow 8.&g460
Fair to good cows and heifers 8hytW
Common to fair cows and heifers.. t. qJ20
Good to cW'Ice stockerS & feeders.. 4 "u4 W)
Fair to good stocksrs and feeders.. 8"ii4.!W
Common to fair stoexsr ..8 0ni3n
Bulls, stags, eto .' lTMit.S
Veal calves 4.0MM M
Ths following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha tor th laat
sevsral days, with comparisons:
Data. 1807. 10. 1806. 11804. 103.101. 1901.
Msrch 1.,
March 8.
March 8.
March 4..
March I..
March 6.
March 7..
March 8.
March 9.
March 10
March 11.
8S
74
a
78
72;
S 71
78
77H
75
OBI
t w
V1,
22
a.'
131
8 10
t 13
11
4 801
4 72
4 76,
4 (1
a
4 K
4 89
4 t8
4 8X
4 as
t 00
t 131
6 04
( 07
a
6 13
t a
5 1
I 11
4 U ( 11
f 68'
t 03
7 02
7 U
7 IS
a
7 1R
T 2d
( 631 4 86
t 22
6 19
291
24
6 09
6 09
6 lb
14
7 a
4 W
4 K
t 03
I 61
a
t 18
t M
6 14
I 2S
t 24
SIIKr:i-Recelrt
morning when th merket opened, less
than a dosen csrs being In sight. tAter
trains kept stringing in until the total re
ceipts were very liberal, as will be noted
from the figures st the bead of column.
Trier was a good demand and buyers
started out In good season cleaning up the
early receipt In wry short tlm The
only thing that prevented there being a
good actlv market waa th late arrival
of trains, which necasearlly prolonged th
trade throughout a good hare of th day.
Th prlcea psld were steady with last
week and entirely satisfactory to owners.
It was. In fact, an entirely satisfactory
market, as viewed from a seller's stand
point.. What was said last wek regarding
common to medium grades being In slack
demand would apply equally well today.
The advice given so many times of Iste
still holds good, "ship In. your fat killers
and keep everything else back until It Is
finished for msrkt.
Quotations on killers: Good tn rhnlce
lambs. 87.trwS7.60; fair to good lambs, 870)
7 25; good to cholc yearlings, lamb wslghts,
tUlfvuSVi; fnlr to good yearllnns, lamb
weights, 8S8Mrln: good to cholc year
lings, heavy weights, tnWH&W; fair to good
yearlings, heavy weights. 16 t6.S6; good
to choice o'd wether,. 8ft.uO.4io.16; fair to
good old wethers, tT.2MT6 bO; good to cholc
ewes, 6.254j60; fair to good ewes, 84.7&t
t..
Representative sales:
No.
) western ewes
423 western ewes
418 western ewes
191 western swes
177 western ewes
lf western ewes
14 western ewes
fffl western lambs
2M western lambs
0 western lambs .....
98 western yearlings ..
840 Colorsdo lambs
460 western ewes......,,
f4 western ewes
13 western wethers ....
814 western yearlings ..
lower, selling at 8.9(;
87u.75.
bulk of sala.
St. JnseBtli Live Stock Market.
ITT. JOSKTH, Mo., Marcl il.-CATTLF-
Beeelpta, 8,A; mm Wet weak to ltc lower.
Natives. 84.4tit.16: cows and heiters.
tlH o; sto kers and feeders, U .n4 7:,.
HtNDS-Kerelpts, 8,VaJ bend; mnrkit
loc lower. Top, 8i. 90; bulk of sales,
tl"H.
FHEEP AN1 LAMBS Receipts,
head; market actlvs Slid h'u lfro higher.
83 46
7HT
1X4
Ar.
. 97
. 1"
. lot
. 1M
. 94
. S
. 3
. 70
. 68
. 74
. 97
. M
.104
. 1"0
. 108
. 100
Pr.
4 90
8 JO N
J 26
86
I 46
6 46
I 46
7
7 20
7 as
6 00
7 40
t 00
( 15
6 75
00
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cuttle.
Omaha 8a.8v& 60
Chicago 1.716 K5
Kansas City 8 0"H' 50
8t- Louis 2.8f.'6.75
Sioux City t.fxyo.86
Tha official number of cars
hrnuaht In todav bv each read wroe
. utile, nugs, rnerp. 11 a
Hor. x
$Vftf.u.S0
6 0 "if 7.06
6.IV('H.90
6.2V07.OO
A6tM.80
of stock.
C, M. k Bt. P. Ry... 8
Wabash
Mo. Pac. Ry 1
Union Paclrto System. 63
C. A N. W. Ry. E).. t
C. A N. W. Ry. W).. 47
C. 8. P.. M. A O. Ry. 22
C. B. A U. (K 'I
C, B. A Q. W) 66
C, R. I. P. Ry. (E) 4
C, R. I. A P. Ry. (W) 1
Illinois Central 10
Chic. Great Western.. 8
8
t
23
6
29
1
1
U
23
4
1
Total receipts 224 74 82 6
The disposition of the day's receipts Was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs, eneep.
Totals
...410,000
230,000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT, March 11. WHEAT
MAy. TaCf Jury, TlHc; Beptember, Tia.
Cash) No. 2 hard, 7UHj74o; No. 8, oWiio;
No. 8 red, 744,7440; No. 8, 68tijr73MrC.
CORN May, 41Vic; July, 414c; September,
43Hc. Cash: No. mixed, 41tjime: No.
8, 4iHeHlc;. No. 2 white, 4&ooc; No. 8,
42ft42Sc
OATS No, I white, 42ic; No. 1 mixed.
8Sr4r4ilC.
RYE Steady; 62 65c
HAY Steady; choice timothy. 814.609
15.00; choice prairie, 81100 11.60.
BI'TTLR-Creamery, 81c; packing, lffra.
EGGS Firm; firsts, 16 c.
Kecelpts.. Bhipments.
.160.000 66,000
. 92,000 12.000
. 28,000 24,000
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .
Oats, bu. .
Board of Trade Quotations for Kansa
City delivery. Th range of prices, as re
ported by Logun As Bryan, 112 Board of
1 mun uutiuill, wnv: ,
Wheat , Close. High.
May 70VaUB 71
July 71Wa"s,a
Beptember ....72 A
Corn-
May
July ........
September
..41.SB
.. 41A
..42wA
71H
72 i
42
44 '
. Low.
70H
7H4
41
414
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, March Ua-.WH EAT Spot,
firm; No. t red western winter. Da 3d; No. 1
California. 6 td. Futures, steady; May,
isftd; July, 6 SHd.
' CORN Spot, flrm; American mixed, new,
4s td; American mixed, old, 4 &4d. Fu
tures, oulet; March, 4s4(,d; May. 4 6,d.
HOPS In London (Pacific coast;, dull at
316.
Wheat
May
July
B-pt.
Corrp-a
May
July
Bept,,
Csate
May iep.
July
Lord
May July
A-P,'
uuy
espt.
47
4
.!
to5
78 I T7jl
79 rH;
7VT'Sj
47H ' 4VT4I
4hN 4rm-p,
41
Si.i7.S7
It 40
Uti-H
4B
50
tea
i 18
I 40
It 42J
16 ao
8 46
P SO
10
i in,
22-nJ
47
4nJ
4TV
16 0
U 87
I 86
8 40
60
60
6 07
ni
It 80
U 46
40
46
.166
10
17U
4i4
4?H
' l
t:
16 60
16 67H
6t
I ts
1-H
No, 1
Cash quotations war a follows:
I IajI K Waady, winter Daitania U SuS
Itui stnalxhta. tt.tXViS'Jn; sprtitar patents,
61 St3tsv; stralghu. H W.0; bakaa-a, fcUmr
In. , .
WHEAT-Ka I spring. tXMo; No. 8, Tilt
8e: No. 8 red. 74H 3 ,'Wc.
COH N No, t 4-io No. t yellow, sSVe.
OATsV No t 41Wc; N I white, 44c; No.
I whit, tV7a. .. ;
RYI-Nc 8. oc. s
BAP LET Fair to cholc malting, TltfTS.
HH KDrt Fla. 81.14s: No. 1 rwrthwarlorn.
61 U. Tlmothv. prlui, 84.60. Oovr, con
traot grle t!l4. ' . -
l-HOVlrUoNS b.ort ribs, side) Oooael,
88t"Vf 00 Mas pork. l-r btl . 8'A87
14 W. l-nrd. per KKJ Iba . $ AX Bbort clear
Me (hot.!). K".i:t t.i.
Rmeipts and sh&pnaimts of flour and grain
were as tullj'.r.
Recetcts. rThlpmenta
Flour. bt'U r4 3) 17.?n)
Wl.oavt bu Ti 0 t i)
Ctini. bu 4i?.aJ BK3.a)
"t. bu 2i.i0 lM.-i
V. bit IIKll 4O0
jearWy. bu,... , ,, . , V1.) 17.8.4)
On th Produc echane todav the b"ter
saarast Was weak, reauirie, CwtAs;;
Mlnnenpoll Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, March ll-WHr3AT-Msy.
78ia''u78vsc; July, 7au0c; Beptember,
78,vc; Nu. 1 hard. alo; No. 1 northern.
otf-ac; no. 2 nortoarn, 7Sy'(S'X,c; no. 1
northern. 7MiT7o.
FLOUR First patents, 84.2Offi4.S0; second
patents, 34.0614.15: tlrst clear. 83.2Uiiti.36:
second clears, 8-.4uy2.60.
DitAN-ln bulk, 17.60gT7.7O.
' Mllwankco Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. March 11 WHEAT
Btoady; No. 1 northern, KHiuiac; No.
northern, 79H'881lc; May, 77As'a'7c bid.
RY Lower; No. L 6ieVii;0r!.
CORN-Lull; No. 6 cash, 4fl43c; May,
47o aiked.
BARiaiT-Hlgher, No. S, 7&37Mc; sample.
Peoria Grain Market.
- PEORIA. March 11. CORN Firm; No.
yellow and No. 3, 4Vio ; No. 4. 41c; no grad.
aWj3!C.
OATS Unchanged; No. 8 whits, 434c; No.
s anno, aoc; jmo. 4 white, 4-"v5.
RYE Steady; No, 2, tiTijtioo.
WHISiaY-On th basis of 81.28 for fin
lshsd goods.
Vtalbl Supply of Grain.
NEW YORK, March 11. The visible tup
ply of grain March K. aa compiled by tn
New Turk Produco exctiange was aa fol
lows: Wheat, 46, (jo.uw bu., mcreaa lailooJ.
Corn, ll.tbti.uus bu..- Increase 1.27.uuO bu. Oats
h).l?i.iMt bu., decrease a'.J.uw. Kya, l.tUaiAa),
decrease 64 OA) bu. Barlvy, 2,3Sl,uo bu., .-
creas ldb.ouO bu,
,
PhllaAelshla Prod see Market.'
PHILADELPHIA. March 11. --e BOGS
Steady; fair demand; western freah, 18c at
IliHrk.
CHEESH3-"1nn; New York' fun cfeame,
fancy, H'Hl-; New lork lull creama,
choice, 14-c.
.Uaiath Grain Market.
DCLl'TH. Allnn., March 11. WHEAT
On track. No. l.northern. oc; No. 2 north
ern, tso; May, ttjc; July, sic; Beptera
ber, 7Sttn.
OATti Ta iitrive.' 40c: Marrh, 38 VP-
. Tulelat Seed Market.
TOLEIK t. Maroh 11. SEEr3 Clover,
cash and Mar- a. 14.75: April. 830; Octo
ber. 8 8. Tlmotny, 82.20. Ataike. 7.66
14.400
1,000
l.ioo
l.M
twto
M.40
400
1.700
t.100
10
1.10
1.UI0
I.OiiO
1.100
3,100
vt
110
1M4
lli;
U64
tlVk
4I4
M4
110
10714
111
111
4414
1414
in, la
144
tut
l4
nt
44
II .
II
ffl'4
13
HI
A dam a jttpraaa
Amal. Cnppar
Amar. Car t"ndry, ai-dW
4s pt4
Amar. Cotton Oil-
do ptd
Amrr. Kiprses
Amar. Hlda Leather pfd
Amar. loa
Amar. Unseat! Oil
la pfd
Amar. LoeetnotiT 1,100
: Pt 100
Amar. Smsltlng 4 Rat 11.100
o pfd l.iuo
Amar. Sugar Raflnlns t.loo
Amar. Tobacco ptd atfs.... l,4uo
Anaronda AliBlng Co M.40
Atchlaoa 41,400
Ao pfd , 1,000
Atlantlo Coast Lin I, Ino
Baltimore Ohio....: t.SOO
do pfd
Brooklra Rapid Trenail.... 4.100 (914
uinaaiai racina
Cantral af Naar Jaraay...,
Chaaaapaalia sc Ohio
Chlcaco Oraat Waa tarn..
Coloato A Northaraatara
C. at. tt St. Paul
Cblcao Tars. A Trans,
do pfd ,
C , 0.. a 8t. Louis.,
Colorado Pual and Iron.,
Colorado A.soathara
do lat pfd
do id pfd
Conaolidatad Oas
Corn Products
do pfd
Delaware A Kudaos
pal., Lack. A Waatern.
Dan rar Rio Omnia 1,100 tiu
do pfd 11
Dlatlliara Bsrurltlaa ...... Mo 71
Erie ll.lo kV
ds lat pfd 1.000 IMa
da td pfd l.ioo 114.
Oanaral Eloctrto S(a) K0V4
Illlnoia (antral too 14H
Inter. Paper 1,0 15
pfd l.ioo 11
Intar. Pump 100 l
da pfd 400 71
lows Cantral 800 114
do pfd ,
It, C. Southern ........... 1,100 U
pro . in nt
Louisville A Naahrllla .. - t.400 Ul4
Mai lean Central ,tu0 10
Minn. 4 St. Loan
St.. St. P. A sault SU. at. 100 114 .
do pfd 400 lUj
Mlaaourt Paclflo t.4oe 71
kl.. K. A Texas U.lfl 4n
do pfd 1,100 48
National Load l.tuO II
Katloual B. R. ot Ilea, pfd '
New York Cantral 1. 100 111 ,
N. T . Ont. 4V WaKera 1 40
Norfolk ft Western l.luO H'4
do pfd lla? It la
North Amertoaa In 74
Peolno Mall I k 'i
Peonarlranla 1,404 U
Paepla's Oaa 7'S) 1
Pitta., C, C. A Bt. Louis. tut T
raaae steal car i.w
ao pfd 4o 14
Pullman Palace Car 1"0 ll
fceadm J7,Oe 12414
do lat pfd
do td ptd
Republlo Steal !." tT
do pfd, ax-aiv i.tuu
Rork 1 aland Co 1,100 II
do pld el
SL L. ft Sao Praa. td pfd. So it
gu Louis Sostasaatarn ....
ds pfd
Southern PaalSo
do pfd
Sou ia,ro. Railway
ofd
Tenneaaea Coal and Iron.
Texas A Paclflo
Tol.. t. L. ft W eel am..
do ptd
Vnloa Par 10
do pld .....
V. . Bipraas
U. . Realtr
t'. i. Rubber .....
do pfd
V. t. Steal
do pfd
Vlr(inia-Carolln ChemLoal.
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
Walla rerjo Eipreaa
Weetluabouea t.oclrla ....
Waatern t'oloa
Wheeling ft Lake Erie .... 1.4-D 11
Wtaoonala Cantral ba) 1 .
do pld 4i 44
Korthern Par lie H.eoo llllH
Central LaaUiar
do pfd K"" "
loaa-naffleld tleel l."0
Oreal Vortharn pld ll.TOO li:'
In tar bore uab MetropollUia. . 4.7o? 17
do pfd I
Total aalea for the day.. 1,114 esa, ahara
t
uo
134
11
134 -.
at
,2
114
11U4
12
44 ,11
tt
ti
108
106
17
171
lei
41
11
114
142
71 '
87
10
44
II
124
10
M
111
ii
n l
44
141
141
14
10
. 71
to
' 24
61
HHa
to
lit"
117
Tl
II
16
lii'
14
11
.11
II
81
124
10
70
41
'
112
ltl
U
1
t
u
tt
l
ti.
M,W0
400
l.tOO
t.ooo
JO
8. MO
u
14. BOS
lu
"io
100
too
m to
11.800
l.fcM
'ii'io
tOO
se
117
t
14
141 ,
r
47
1M
14
4
104
at j
li
11
ts
II
11
li
,
13
10
87
41
1U
' II
:i
41
lu4
(
ltfl
tt
14
10
II
41
I
6'
H
tl
:l
Ki
1".
1MW
M
11
176
ll
Si
164
141
I
II
11
8
ta
it
12(
Z0T4
IK
112
471
li
71
II
46
61
160 v
141
15
11
ID
10
a
14
6
US
10
60
11.1
111
71
47
45
1
11
40
1
TT
17
1W
71
42
14
let
171
.
aa
"t
12
at
ti
II
' w.
na
M
1
141
2V
1M
7
100
44
4'
104
J
IMS
r
lt
134
7
14
Ht
ao
"
II
41
U7
l"
tf-
6
1
l'
B I LV BR Bar, steady; 31 ltV-ltd per ounce.
MONEY 4G-4H per cent. ,
Tha rata of rilacnnnt In ths ooen market
for short bills Is 4 16-18 per cent; for three
months' bills, 416-16 per cent.
Bank Clearlnaja
nuint. . March 11. Cank clearlnsa for
today were 83,681.676.26 and for the corre
sponding date last year Jl,7S,a46-4a.
1 t
.. . Metal Market.
NBTvVr, YORK, March 11. MBTALB There
was a .decline from is a io iu ;i
London tin market, with spot the chief
loser and cloelns; at 1M 15s. Futures were
quoted at 190 10. Locally the market
was quiet ana aooui pomia '"w,,;v"
the averaa-e, spot belns; quoted at 843.00
(142.26. Copper was very firm and much
higher In the London market with, spot
closing at 110 7s 6d and futures at 111
10s. Locally the market was firm and
h Inner In sympathy witn take .stuoienai
26.87H626.75: electrolytlo at 812W-7H:
casting at i34.6aVt2t 87H. Lead was Is 8d
lower at mlm in Lonaon, out, nrniiiurti
steady In the local market at 8.00(SXSfk
Spelter was higher In Ixjndon at 26 2s 64.
Locally the market wa quiet at 86.804i6.80.
Iron was 8d lower In the English market
wth standard foundry quoted at 63s 6d
and Cleveland warrants at 64s 8d. Locally
tha market was unchanged with the tone
firm, particularly on southern grades. No.
I foundry northern Is quoted at 826.2IV3C8 H;
No. 2 foundry northern at tzt.Td'.io; ro.
1 foundry southern st tOO-tiae.oo; No. I
foundry southern, fcit.uier.'' "
BT. IOITIS. March 1L METTAItLead.
quiet st 86.07; spelter, quwat at H75.
Cotton Market.
NEW TOBK. March 11. COTTON Spot
closed steady, 10 points lower: middling
uplands, 11.36c; middling gulf. 11.60c;
sales, 6. EDO bales. N
LIVERPOOL Marcn ll.-cun'UM
Spot in fair demand; prlcea 1 point lower;
American middling fair. T.04d: srood mld-
dlins-. 6.68d; middling. 6 22d; low middling.
ft nd! exind nr dinar v. h 34a: ordinary. 4. sou.
The sales of the day were 10.000 Dales, of
which 1.000 were for speculation ano ex
port and Included 9.800 American. Bn
celpts. 16,000 bales. Including 14,100
American. i' --.
BT. LOTJia. Maren it. wrron
Bteady; middling. 10c; sales, none; re
celpts, 850 bales; shipments, 122 bales;
stv-k, IT. 056 bales. -
NEW ORLEANS. March 11 COTTON
Snot closed auist: sales. 8.860 bales; low
ordinary. 64o nominal; ordinary, Ho
nominal eond ordlnarv. 8 1K-16C. low mid
dling. 10 l-16c; middling. 11 1-16ct good
midrtllna-. 11 lt-16c: mlddl nT fair,
12 16-lta nominal: fair. n-io nominal.
Receipts, 8,116 bales; stock, 298,081 bales,
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co (W6
Swift and Company 921
Cudahy Packing Co 6x5
Armour & Co 629
Vansant A Co 29
Lobman & Co 130
McCreary A Carey M
W. I Stephen 76
Hill & Bon 62
F. P. Lewis 12
Huston k Co 23
Hamilton At Rothschild... 80
L F. Huss 46
L Wolf 66
J. H. Bulla 4
Sam Werthelmer 68
Mike Hasrsrerty 42
J. B. Root A Cp 138
B. Inghram 7
Sullivan Bros 15
A. Brltton 67
Lehmer Bros 17
Other buyers , 966
787
1,336
l.r7
1,636
40
l.iia
1.501
t.tttl
1,932
Total 4,818 8,064 9.0U
CATTLE RecelDts were very liberal this
morning but not mors than ought to be ex
pected on a Monday. Chicago, however,
reported ft very heavy run with a sharp
Break in prices.
Buyers acted the same as they did last
week, that is, they went through the yard
picking out here and there a load of beef
steers that happened to taks their fancy
and paying prlcea that did not look very
much different from the close of last week.
At the same time they would neglect other
cattle just as good or bid decidedly lower
on them. The result was a siow ana auu
market from start to finish, ths salas rang
ing anywhere from eteedy down to at
least lUo. lower than last week's close.
Cows and heifers were in fair demand
and the market generally was steady on
desirable kinds. There was. In fact, more
life to the cow trade tnan was tne case
With beef steers.
There were more Blockers ana Teeners in
the yards than for some little time back.
Fortunately, thers was also a pretty good
demand, speculators being free buyers In
anticipation of a liberal country demand.
The prices paid did not show any note
worthy change, both buyers and sellers
quoting the market on everything desirable
as fully steady with last week's olose.
Representative sales:
tfuxur a i a.io.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW TORK. March 11. OILS Cotton-
seed oil. easy: ttrlme crude, f. o. b. mill
40r: nr ma crude, f. o. ti. mills. 47c. Fe'rvi-
leum. firm: refined New York, $8.00; Phil-
sdelphla and: Baltimore. 85.96; Philadel
phia and iiaitimore in num. 4.tu. iur
nantlita steadv! 744t7Hc.
oil, CITT, aiarcn 11. iin -roan dbi-
ancfs, 11.18. Runs. 144. 799 bhls.: average,
119 602 bbls. Rhlnment. 226,291 bbl.;
average.. 149 924 bhls.
SAVANNAH. March 11. OIUB Turpen-
tine firm- ISUUltUo.
ROPIN Firm; ales, 158 caKs. Quote:
A. B. r O. 4.2S: K. t ' r. I' Jj'
84 40; H. $4 65; I. 84.66: K, SR. K1; L 86 60
N. U.76; WO, 6.10; WW, 86.16.
b ,
, laiar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. March 11. 8UOAR Raw,
steadv: fair reflninc. 8 1-1 o: centrifugal,
test. 8 17-32o. Molasses sugir. z an-oic;
retlned, steady: No. 6, 4 30c; No. T, 4.24c;
No. 8. 4 20o; No. 9. 4.1 cj No. 10. 4.t)5o;
No. li. 4 00c; No. 12. 8 95c; No. 13, 8 sOc;
No. 14. 8.85c. Confe4tloners A, 4 60";
mould A. 4.50c: cu loaf. i.40c; cruna.
6 40c; powdered. 4-80c; granulated, 4.8.1c;
cubes, 4.95c.
MOLASsl3 uuiet: syrup, nominal, evir
84c.
NEW ORLEANS. March 11. STJUAR
Steady; onen kettle, 8 15-'tc; centilfuaal
white. 4 2-ltf4c: centrlfuosl yellow,
4 4 8-1 Ac: econd, 8H11-l(c.
MOT. A StsFrt Oulst.
SYRUP 30S4c
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARK-KT
Cattle Ten Cents Lower Hobs Five
' to Ten Cents Lower.
CHICAGO. Marrh 11. CATTLE Receipts,
about 83.000 hesd; market ino lower: plain
to best steers. 84.2Mi.H&; neirers, .mio ;
cows. 83.K4i4i.0O; bulls, 83.2f6.nO; calves,
82.6oti7.2o; Blockers and feeders. 22.6Kiiio.26.
MuUS Receipts, about 6U.000 hesd: mnrket
6iil0c lower; choloe heavy shipping, $7.(Xn
7 06; light butchers, $7.0tti7.02'4; light mixed.
8o9C.fJ7.00; packing, 86.5'd7.0v; pigs, 4.or-ti4
6.tsi; bulk or ssles, Vi.VaWi.w.
SHEEP Receipts, about 18.000 head: mar
ket 10c higher; sheep, 85.00625; lambs,
87.ltriv7.86.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 11. CATTLK--Receipts.
12,000 head. Including 1.100
southerns. Market steady to 10c lower.
Cows and heifers, firm; choice export and
dressed beef steers. 85.40 6.40; lair to
good, 84.6005.80; westexn-fud steers, 84.21
tj6.90; Blockers and feeders. 83.75 ft 6.0t' J
southern steers, tl. 70S 5.00; southern
cows, 13.00(4 4.00; nativs cows, 32.864.60;
native heifers. 33. 60S 5.40; bulls, i.200
4.60; calves, 33.25 7.00.
HOOS Receipt, 7,000 head: market 5
10c lower. Top, 86.86; bulk of sales, 36. 75
C6.82H; heavy, 36.80ffl6.85: tackra, 30. "5
6.82; pigs and lights, 35.70ft 6.82H,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8 000
head; market 10(9 15o higher; lambs, 37.1(5
07.60; ewes and yearlings, tS. 0005.85;
western-fed yearlings. Jd 25(56.75: western-fed
eheep. 86.00 5.75; stockers and
feeders, 83.60 t? 6.00.
St. Iinta Urt Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., March 11. CATTLE
Receipts, 2.600 head. Including 600 Texana.
Market strong: Texan, 5c higher. Na
tive shipping and export steers. 85.8VfM.75;
dressed beef and butcher steers, 34.2oftfl.flO;
steers under 1,000 pounds, 83.750'4.fiO; stock
ers and feeders, 8S.604fH.7R; enws and heifers,
32.C5I&6.26; canners. S2.00tri.50; bulls, S2.Ror(j
4.00; calves. 33.00g'8.00; Texas and Indlm
steers, t2.6tVg6.60; cows and hellers, 82.90
tj-t.oo. ' .
HOQ--Recelpts, 7,ono need; market ac
lower; pigs and lights, 6.2&3e.DS; packers.
MVMi.S6; butchers and best heavy, 80.90
(37.00.
BHEEP AND LAM BB Keoeipis, ww neaa;
market steady. Native muttons, 83.606.0":
Iambs, J4 '6i.7rt; cuus and Ducks, ta.WKff
4.10; stockers, 1263.00.
Hew York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, March 11. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 6,126 head; steers and bulls, steady;
bulls. 33.75(14.50; oows, 31.70.824, Liver
pool and London cables quoted live cattle
slow at HVt$12c per lb., dressed weight;
refrigerator beef selling at 9j9Hc per lb.
CALVES Receipts, 1170 head; veals, 15
ISo lower; barnyard calves week, several
cars back, but will not be sold today;
veals; t8.0g9.26; general top price, 39 00;
culls, S4.lOi0H.6O; few barnyard calves. S3.874
ttd.50; dressed calves, weak; city dressed
veals, TSy&Utc per lb., latter extreme.
HOOS Receipts, 1,240 head; market
steady; state and Pennsylvania quoted at
36.604i6.T7H.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,491
head; sheep fully sleady; lambs, 10ri5c
higher; sheep. $J.6OS?6.50; lambs, 36.62tt& .20;
few choice, 36.26; culls, 86.00,
Stock tn Sight.
Receipts of llvs stock st ths six prtne'pal
western markets yesterday;
aitia nogs
OMAIIA WltOLKS ALU HARKET, s
Condition ot Trade and 4nitalaa en
Staple and riser rrednee.
FOGS Ir doi, I5v
LIVE 1'OULTHY Hens. IHi9Ho: old roost
ers, c; turkeya l-!o; ducas, loo; Jroung
roosteis, 7i9c; iees, 6c.
BUI'lEK- 1-acklng stock, 20c; choice t
fancy dairy, Ziinti.bc: creamery, 2T(Jo,
HA Y-C lioice upland, 3l0.su; mtHlltiin, 89 Ul
No. 1 bottom, Aa.fxi; off grades, to.-"uW.
Ry straw, ,.w; No. 1 ailalla, IU.60,
ii HAN Per ton. SiS. i
Fill ITS.
STRAWBERRIES Choice Texas, M quart
cases, f i4iH iv; r4 pint cases, ti tl.
CHAN Bk.lt Kl E8 Per bbl., tiO4Je.50; la
bushel box. 3126.
APPLluS Fancy Greenings, tr bbU
33 50; Jonathans, 34 6"; New York er-plea,
3350; Iowa and Nebraska, eating and cooK
Ing. S-' Sfn(3.00; Wlnesaps, Uw per box.
PEA R Winter Nells. pr box, 33.00,
COCOANUT8 Per sack of 100 lbs., 84.60,
TROPICAL FRUITS.
FIGS California, bulk, 6Vo; 6-crown
Turkl.th, IV; 4-crown Turkish, 12o; S-crown
urklKh. 100,
LEMONS Limoniera, 800 and 860 alia,
St.. '6; other brand. 6oc less.
LATK8 Kadaway, 6Hc; ayers, 6ci hal
lowls, new tuflil walnut datas, 8-lb, box,
31.10.
BANANAS Per medium slsed bunch,
S2.OiKri2.26; lumbvs, 31508.50.
GRAPE FRUIT-Slse 44 to 80, 35.54
ORANGES California navels. extra
fancy, all sins, 83 003.26; fancy, 83-jOl
choice, large slirs, 32 .6o'(iJ.ilR.
NEW VEGETABLES.
BEETS, TURNIPS AND C A RROTB Pf
dox, 45()fi0c.
TOMATOES Florida, 80-lb. crate, tiOO.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot houso, per doe.
heads, 46c.
CUCUMBERS Per dos., 32 00.
RADISHES Per dos. bunches, $5e. '
PARSLEY Hothouse, per do, bunches,
40c.
HEAD LETTUCE Southern, per do a
31.00(0 L25.
OLD VEGETABLES.
SWEET POTATOh.S Illinois, per Isrg
bbl., 33.50; seed sweet potatoes, per bbU
31.85. April 1.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. tt.68; No. t,
ULIMA BF.ANS Per lb., to.
CABBAGE Holland seed, home grown,
tc per lb.; new cabbage, per lb., Va.
POTATOES Per bu., 60&7o.
ONIONS Home grown, per bu., 7Bo; retl
or yellow, Colorado, per lb., 2c; Spanish,
per crate, 82.00.
RUTABAGAS About ISO lbs. to sack,
31.o.
TURNIPS, CARROTS, BEETS Per buV
75c; parsnips, per bu., 31. 25.
CUT BEEF PRICES.
Ribs: No. 1, 15c; No. 3. 9o; No. 8, to.
Loins: No 1, ISc; No. 2, 18c; No. S. loo.
Chuck: No. 1, 6c; No. t 6c; No. S, 4c'
Round: No. 1, 7Vic; No. S. 7c; No. 8, tVio.
Plate: No. 1. 6VO: No. I. 4c; No. 8, 4a.
M I8CELLANEOU8.
HONEY rer 24 frames, 38.60.
BUGAK Granulated csne. In sacks, 86.H
granulated beet. In sacks, 85.11.
COFFEE Roasti, No. 36, 26c per fb.g
No. 80. 21c per lb.; No. , 19o per lb.; No
20, 15c per lb.; No. 21, ISo per lb.
CHEESE New full cream Wisconsin
twins. 17c; new full cream brick, ISoj
wheel Swiss cheese, ISc: block Swiss,
CIDER New York, half barrel, 32.75; bar
rel, Sc.oi.
NUTS French walnuts, 14c; California,
walnuts. No. 2, soft shell, 13c; No. 1. soft
shell, 16c; Bratils, ISHtTlftc; pecans, 192;
fillerts, 13C(U4c; peanuts. raw, tc;
roasted,, Re; California almonds, hard
shell. 17Hc; Taragona, 17i4o; cocoanuts,
to.00 per 100 lbs.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard, wests
arn, 6&00c; Maine, 81.16. Tomatoes, 8-la,
cans, 31.45; S-lb. cans, 81.20. Pine apples,
f rated, 2-lb., standard, 82 202,30: sliced,
175ra2.35. Gallon apples, fancy, SzecSOO.'
California apricots, Si 00. Pears, tl. 75.2 2.50.
Penche, fancy, tl.7&((140; L. C. peaches,
32 01X172.50. Alaska salmon, red; 81.15; fane
Chinook, flat, 32-10; fancy sockeye, flat, 31. So.
Sardines, quarter oil, 33.00; three-quarter
mustard, 33. Ow. Sweet potatoes, tl.ioa-l.itt.
Bauerkraut, 90o. "Pumpkins, 80c4; 31.00.
Wax beans, S-lb., 50ht0o. Lima beans,
t-lb.. 75c81J5. Spinach, 31.85. Soaked peas.
2-lb., 60c; extras, ti.ixyl.l5; fancy, S1.2&4
'1.05. ....
HIDES anli tal,lu w ureen saltect,
No. 1. llHo; No. 8, lOHc; bull hides, 9o; rreeri
hides. No. 1, 10c; No. t, 9o; horse, Il.eCK-l
3.75; sheep pelu. 60ci&'31.2S, Tallow. No, f.
17o ; Umberger, 15c; young Americas, Uo.
4Hc: No. 2, 3V4o. Wool. 164?22o,
FISH Pickerel, dressed. 9o; pike,
dressed, 12c; white fish, dressed, winter
caught, 13c; trout, 12c; halibut, Uc; salmon,
10c; catfish, 15c; herring, dressed, pea
frosen, 6c; perch, scaled and dreased, 7o
parch, skinned, dressed, headless, Jc; crap-
tiles, round, 6(690; crapples, large, fancy,
c; black bass. 26c; smelts, sweet and fin,
18c; eel, 16o; blu fish. 16c; red snapper,
12c; roe shad, per pair, SKi40c; frog legs, 40c
lobsters, green, per lb.. S7o; lobster, boiled,
per lb., 40ol mackerel. Spanish, per lb., ltto.
mackerel, native, 85o per lb.
CURED FISH Famllv white flh, per
luarter bbl., 100 lb.. 84.00; Norway mack
erel, No. 1. 336.00: No. t 1-3.00; herring, la
bbl., 00 lb, each. -Norway. 4k, 81LO0.
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market Bteady; Blockers strong; beeves,
34 .26.B5; cow, bull and rolled, 82 50
4.50; tucker and feeders, 8o.0(i4.60; calves
ind yearlings, K.(Ws4.w.
HOGS Receipts, 3,500 head; market to
Evaporated Apple and Dried Frnlts.
NEW YORK, March 11. EVAPORATED
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ness ; choice, 8j8V; prime at 7c.
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are In light demand and holders of spot
supplies are Inclined to offer condescensions
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medium gradua cumhlng and clothing, ti
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lie, tub Wavsliaxl. tOatttti,
Trsaiary Stntesaent.
warhimgtoN. March 11. Today's
atalemaiit of tha treasury balance In th
general fund, exclusive of the 3 160,900,uu6
geld reserve, shows: Available cash bal
ance. 3257.094.06; gold aioin and bullion,
3111.433.100. guld certinrales, t47,io,Uj.
Bank el Sarnaar Statement.
BERLIN. March 11. The weekly atata
tnent uf the lmpxrlal Bank of Gertruuiy
shoas that following cliane-Aa: ' Cawti la
hand, decreaaa-d 3 r-..v)0 sial ics; treausury
llwls, lucicaaad 2,1l,iv tuaraa; oilier se-
foffe Market.
' KBW YORK. March 11. COFFEE Msr
ket.for cone futures opened steady at un
changed prices to a drcllne ot five points
and during tt.e furmoon sold off to a not
1. cllns '.f S'.i'i point under, near month
liquidation and a little European selling.
It waa steadied at the luwer level, and
during the late trading part of ttte kiss
waa recovered. The early decline' was en
couraged by reports of a private settle
ment In the near positions and European
cables, but the general new showed no
8iial change. The close was sls'dy and un
changed to 10 points lower. Bales ware re
ported of a7,7btl basi, Including Msrch at
; May st 6.0ii 15c; uy at ianrttVS&c;
Bentembca if 4.i6 c, and Lecrmbar at
6 VSua laSc. BikH tviftao, quiet; No. t Rio,
?Hc; Santos No. 4. tvc; nultl coflae quiet;
Cordova, SupiaHc ' r
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Ff OIN,' 111.,' March 11 BI-TT-":P-Flrm,
at aic. Output for lie weak, (np7.a) lb.
HOGS Hog sold 7Vio lower thl morning.
M.,5 being a very popular price, with a
sprinkling st 36.7 and at 34 .77V. The top
was to.ao. It win re rememnerea mat en
Saturday the great bulk of all ths hogs tn
brought 86 soft -itfVe. with quite a sprinkling
st 30b5 and a too at In 10. While ths mar
ket opened slow, oa-lng to a difference of I
opinion ltwenn buyers and sellers as to
valuta, tne iraae was rainy sctive wnen
once under wsy, and the bulk of th hog
soon changed hands, 'l as Is t arrival oil
trains prolonged ths market te a latsr hour
thsn usual.
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