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TIT13 KANSAS crrY JOURNAL. FRIDAY, MARCH 2il, 1895.
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WHEAT DULL, BUT FIRM,
CNut:tir.tNTY AitiiL't' weather pre-
VKNll'll MARKER ri.t'fll.AtlONt.
MJ Wheat ( In.ril DHc Lower limn the
Price-nf tin- Prcilims Iln) -tints
(hilnrd n rrnrttttii unit Pro.
lllin All Adiiiucrd.
Chicago, March !'. Wheat was dull to
Jay, but firm the greater part of Hi' s--i.lon
on the ilry wi-nlher. May rins.. ',.
Inner, Stay corn closed V lower: Slav
oabt gained Hi- ami proilion niiiKhl at
ndtattee. The dry weather assumed sc.
rlous nspe- ts In the eves of iimny of the
i-horts !n win-tut nt the Mart and 'h'lr
nervousness led to some, liberal covering
at the opening,
There wore sellers of May Wheat at t'ic
uloe of the market yesterday at V.'n' for
May, but till morning nolsuly would sell
tl for less than STi'jji1, and there were plenty
of buyers nt thai. The limit of irl If -yon
J which the short were not inrlliipil to
bo except upon further compulsion was
booh reached at ItSHc. mid having paid that
for a few lle they refused In climb any
blghcr at that time. The wenthir biiionit
litre sent out early Intimation of what
might be expected of the elements up to
I'rlday night, and there was no rain In the
"prediction.". The slgtml service peoile ill
Is'cw York and Ml. Louis, however, wired
here that there would be rain In the West,
commencing on Friday afternoon. The lat
ter prediction created a less anxious mood
to Kiipidalit the e.ullr fever of the shorls
and the price dropped back for a moment
to iV.'im.v, ,, Apart from the uncertainty
of the weather there wax nothing In tho
market news to seriously distill b the mar
ket The re.-olpts at Minneapolis and Du
Itith r 21". eat." ngitlnst 25.1 it year ago.
The total receipt" at primary markets
nmounte.l Id 22(.0ii bushels eouipared with
Ijl.tX) on the -orr--p.-iidlnr day the year
before. The export learnnecs were equal
In wheat and Hour to 3.V..O00 bushel, of
which 229.O00 bushels was In the shape of
wheat. The foreign news wns Inconse
qunntlal. Liverpool win ipioled a trllle
IiIkIut and Pari" an I lbrlln a shade lower.
A Nciv Vork dispatch h.iUI that advice
from Argentine wcro to the effect that the
crops of that country had been d imaged
by rain. May wheat dropped to 5l'se about
balr an hour from the clne. Covering pur
chases amounting to perhaps l.WO.HM bush
els mad" by Pardrldge caused .1 recovery
from the lat mimed ipiotatlon and the lat
est trading win nt 5"'4c.
The corn market wa-i dull nnd wllhout
nny very noteworthy feature". The pri
mary lecelpts to-day amounted to lSO.OOO
lm.he, against SSI,I1 bushels a year ago.
The advance nf the price of July delivery
ns compared with May. which has been In
jiroBress for a few day.-. IndlcateR that the
longs are chunlnc their deals over Into
the later deal. May ,-orn opened nt Idle
and the early llrmneis of wheat helped in
sustain It at cloe to the opening ipiotatlon
for some time, bin Mibsctpient weakness In
wheat eaueil a corresponding feellmr In
corn nnd the price declined to 4051i lfii4e
nbotit forty-live intnules from the close.
The latest trading was lit HVV'.
uats were lairiy active. ri acre was kocm
buylnc early ami prices were tinner. Later,
however, orders were evidently tilled up
with 11 slack demand and Ihc weaker tecl
Inc then prevailing In corn, the strenirtli
pave way to a decline. The lowest price
nt the dny nevertheless did not reach be
low yesterday's, last quotation. May sold
between 2ic and Vc, closed nt SO'-ic. July
rnnsed from 21 to 2S", c ami resttil at -He.
The prlnclial feature of the market was
itho urgent demand for cash stuff for ship
ment. Tho provision market was stronp. It
opened hlcher on the lio receipts, provluu
to lie ln.oi) less than had been estimated
land on tho expectation that ir,,iV) will lie
nlout the size of to-morrow's run. To
day's receipt were Li.0"0 head. Sellers
Hero timid nnd shorts rather more Inclined
to buy than to Incrcns-e their lines. May
jiork opened nt S12.."iO, sold ns hlith as J12.W
nnd closed nt JI2.I.1 bid. Vi'ir hlaher. May
lard otxncd nt J7.W, as against fil.97'a at the
rloo yesterday and closed with sellers nt
ST.OT'.i. Itlbs opened mi l.'c and advanced
!!jc more, clo-ed with a net Kit In of 17lc.
NEW PASSENGER SERVICE.
l"rom Kansas t'lty VI, i llm llurlltiKt.ni
Itoute.
"DENVER SPECIAL," leaves Kansas
City dally 10:C0 a. m., solid train; arrives
Denver 7:30 a. m.
"BURLINGTON NEW LINE VIA HIL
LINGS " for PuEOt Hounu and Pucillc
Coast from Kansas City, leaves nl ll):M
u. m. dally.
This line gives patrons nn opportunity
to visit Hot .Springs, South Dakota, lilack
jlllls and Yellowstone Park, and It Is tlm
hort line between Kansas City und llel
rna by 3S5 miles, lititte 315 miles, Spokano
,74 miles, Seattle HO miles and Tacoma 145
miles.
This Is the most marvelous scenic route
end perhaps the most Interesting across
the continent.
Itound trip tickets to all Pacllle coast
points via this line.
For full Information address II. C. Orr,
Burllncton Itoute, Knnns City, Mo.
ril.NslONs,
Washington, March SS. Tho fullowing
peninos li.tve been i-ranteil:
Missouri - Alevnnder Adklns. Hartford.
3'i.tunnr 1'olpli ilnltiulr, Moiictt, ltarrv,
.lame- Scott, St. Louis. St. Louis: John W.
Ifulbrouk. M'-xiio. Aiidrnin: I'al.di Odell,
Sbito Iient, William Kamiis, Loose Creek,
Osac . Wintliifip W. Phelps. Kansas City,
.In ks ,r. . fieorne W. Itnin, Clinton, Henry;
irn.amm P. Ilroekc-, I'rederlcktown. Mad
l)ii Elntiezer .M. Kerr. Illkton, Hickory;
A lob.h S -hmidt. Woolaiii. lnseonude; John
1' Wn't,, (liillalin. Iiavies; Joseph II.
Ktrn KU. I, Kansas Clt, Jackson; Hridget
Mai n . St. Louis, St. louis; minors of
I.ior 1. Ziimsteir, St. Louis, St. Louis.
Kanif P.itrlrU- Keiiney, Nalional Sol
di'.' Ii me. I., uvenworth; William Ilren
ton. F" 'orla, Pottawatomie; James llratt,
Dlpe Lui: Ashhy H. Jtnirt. Stockton.
Itool.-. Ii. W. Uiincan. liiu.un ns Pack
Dm. in, I'sitwatniuie. Miami; Hugh M.
T.inni. II. tder. ('rawfonl; Norm. in Aeard,
Tojieka Shawnee; Abriihain A. Myers,
Hut Inn .n, Reiiu, I'nas Cramer, Wichita.
Sclgwl I;; John M. C.uson, Lyndon,
Oiaite
Oklahoma. Ten itory Andrew J. Case
beer Hennessey. KliiKflhcr; Jumes L.
Johnson. II irt.ell. Oklahoma.
Ilium, T.'iiitorv Chailes Oscar Meach
nm, T,hli ipiah, Cherokee Nation.
c.oi.m: NoliTII.
Chlrnen (treat Western It-illuii) "1 b .lln-
jd Leaf llmilc,"
1c th klrtst lino to all points In tho
Nor'hwe.t and I'uget Sound points, via St.
Paul and Minneapolis.; solid ttains for Des
Moines, MurMialltown, Minneapolis, Uu
biique and Chicago.
Dining urs att.ichd to all trains; meals
i-erv U on 1 ,110 plan.
The Chi' ago Ureal Western Is the only
line running compartment xh-upln; cars. be.
tneen Kunaa City. Des Moines, St. Paul
Minni.ip'dn nnd Chicago. Trains lenie
.Irani Central depot, Second and Wyan
Untto tir'ets, tiVi.i a. ni. and 8:00 p. tn.
Ticket olllee. No. 103!'., t'nion menun.
. , ,-.w- LINCOLN
T. P. A., Kansas City, Mo.
F, H. 1.0 HP, ..-
O. P. and T. A., Chicago, HI,
HOCK IM.ANO ItODIC.
lUriirklou to 'l'e....
On April W the Great Koil; Island Ilonte
will sell round nip llckela to nil points tn
TexT, except El Paco, at rate of one
ilr;t clu'i fare idua U Tickets hiu )0
limit'"! to twenty day from dale of sale
nd will be good for stopowr In ilther
direction, -outh of Cnldnell, K.is
A. 11. MOPPET, (1. S W. P. A,
JOHN SEIIASTIAN. i T. und P. A.
t'licup i:curloii It. He, .south ami souilic.itt,
On Tne.-.kiy, April 2, the Missouri Pa
rlli railway will hell rutitnl tup tickets
via hi Louis to all points in Alabama.
Sir- ippl, North and houth Carolina and
JVmie -- . , and a limited t-riiiori in vi
,'inia. Kentucky, Louisiana and Florida
One fire for the round trip. Return llm;
Its twenty and thltty days. PatronUo the
Mis- nrl Pacific railway, the only Si. i.nL
Jino running thtcu llicrs dally, leaving
Kans-iH 1 City at Hi .1. in, and x:4) u, a:ja
l. m. On via St. X.ouls and ce tin Granil
Vnloii station, the largest and mot coin,
jillc la the world. Por tickets and all in.
jonniiloii fa 1 1 ill No. lots Pnlon avenue or
Ni tut Main street. Telephone Nos. 115 or
51b. E. S. JKttKTT,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
llnmr.c tilers' Ciiuriion..
Alio lisauuii . ue.ije lUlltvay Will hell
round-trip excursion tickets at one fare
plus 2, tc. all points In Arkansas, Muis
lana and Texas., 'lickeis on sale April i,
1315. good toretiirn twenty days from date
if sale. Liberal stopover privileges a.
lowed For tickets, lime tables and lie.
eerlptlve pamphlets on the Seeial tat.
jiddrees Jtenton Quick, 10IS I'nion ntenu.-.
or E. S, Jewett, 400 .Main street, Kansas
City, MO., H. t'. TOWNSEND
General I'ajaexiser Ismt.
BANKERS AND INVESTORS
Wnntlnp tholce hlsh (trade ItnMncss Paper,
llond Hank Sto. ks or other Invcstmtnt
Be urltlM, or tlood I'ny ,nti i I'arm Mori'
Kaitr t.oan. or to buy or soil Improved
city ItuMnem or ttculn.e l'ropirty or
lmpr..v i i rami- i i!l on r r irrrspom!
w ', M It Ali;l.t Mnnac. r
( lilt Kill A K, I . t'lltl.ttlMON fib.
.Ma llel.iuiire lri'i'ti Kaiial'llj'i Sin.
lllipbiilie .So. 1,1111.
Houston, Fible & Go.
(HurceiioH to Wm. 1. Wolltam A Co.)
I50NDS, STOCKS ' ,M,,.V1,.V:VI',,U'
."l.'lt tlilaiiare Mrecl,
Kiiiis.is I'll), Mn,
CHAS, SACHS & CO, ,..
t'oiiiinrrclal I'aper. rnrrlftn J:xi bailee,
DIU Dolnwnro St. ' Tol, ID03.
w; J. Anderson W
fi llelawaro SI, Is .m-n- City. Ma. Conitnerclal
Paper, stocks and llouds. Itnal Eslnln Loans.
H. P. WRIGHT & CO.,
STOCKS and BONDS.
Send fjr our Weekly Quotation Circular
-lh" rtii) riguiar piibllcati ai of prlci a of
lo'iil Itonds and Stock u this market.
ARMOUR BUILDING, 500 DELAWARE ST.,
KANA I'lTV, .MO.
I'l.NA.VClAI,.
Quiettide continues lo pervade the local
money market. There was but little new
demand for money ye'telday. and much nf
what had wns on ipdh-cotintfi from the
country, stm k leedlng paper, (ler.er.il
business Is a.klnjr for but III tie assistance.
Rates remain steady nt r.ilS per cent. Cur
rency shipments lo the country light.
Hank clearings, Jt.7!i-',!7I; same day last
year, Sl.PII.SW, an Increase of 3:,373, a
gain of 'ii per rent.
Eastern exchange steady nnd firm.
Houston, l'llde .fc Co., exchange brokers,
quote It as follows: New Vork, 11.40 pre
mium; Chicago, too premium; St. Louis,
IJc premium.
The available cash balance In the treas
ury estetday was tl&iJA&nn, nnd gold re
serve, jw.css.oic. ,
Local It.iuk Stock limitations.
The following nre the bid and asked
prices of stocks of Kansas City banks and
other local secitiltles, as furnished bv 11. P.
Wright 1 Co., brokeis. Armour building:
ttlil Aslti.,1
.American .Mitionai uanit iv.
Citizens National bank toj
1'lrst National bank l.i)
Intirstnte Nt1tlon.1l bank- si
Mttropolltnii National bank SI
Midland Nalional bank Pi
Missouri National bank
National Hank of Commerce 101
I'nion National bank 100W
Missouri Savings hank Ill
Mechanics bank 10.1
Knnsas city State bank Si)
New England Safe Deposit Ill
Kansas City Stock Yaids 13.1
MetroiolItan Street railway M
Kansas city Cable railway 73
13.1
13
77s
Sloiiey lit Utiitie nnd Allroml.
Now Voik, March :!. Money on call easy
at '-"iil'.i per cent; prime mercantile paper,
4fiJ',ji per cent: sterling exchange quiet.
1 tit steady, with actual business III bank
ers' bills at l.sin.'nl.S:!'" for demand und
Sl.Sslil.ssi. for sixty days; posted rates.
Jl.Ss'ilil.vi and tt.vyu-i.W; commercial bills.
.$I.S7h1ll.S7'l;.
London, .March "S. Money was wanted
and bid up to J per cent, but closed easier.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 1 l-pj per cent, and for
threo months' bills l'J per cent.
The weekly statement of the Hank of
England, l-sued to-day, shows the follow
ing changes as compared with the prev
ious aisount: Total reserve, decrease
f2ll,"); circulation. Increase )); bul
lion. Increase 3rr,u!'S: other securities, in
crease J,ls4,t); oilier deposits. Increase
H,V7,i"); public deposits. Increase t"3.1b.0';
notes reserve, decrease '-'u7,lKM; government
mm urltic.s unchangeil.
The proportion of the Hank of England's
reserve to liability, which last week was
6J.SI per cent, is now u.1.70 per cent. Rate
of di-coimt. 2 per cent.
Paris. March '. The weekly statement
or the Hank of Franco, i-siied to-day, shows
tho following changes, as compared w lilt
the previous account: Notes in circula
tion. Increase l.l'Xi.OoO francs: treasury ac
counts Increase i'.'.W.UOO trancs; gold In
hand, decrease XI,77.1.MD francs; bills dis
counted. Increase i;.!3,0iio francs; silver in
hand, decrease 27.1,000 francs.
New Vork. March ;S. Clearings. SS3.V.S,
0: balances, St.DTti.OVi.
Huston, .March 2S. Clearings, l'.,,S.1S,62l;
balances. $l,i;'-2,rC0.
Haltlmorc. March 2.S. Clearings, $t,C77,0;;;
balaties, i277,.'i'W.
Philadelphia, March :3.-ClearlngS. $10,
arj.fill. balances. J1.41S,!d."..
Chicago March 2. Clearings, $!2,Mn,(J0;
New York exchange. SOc premium; sterling,
posted rat"s. SI.Ki'jIil.Isl: money 4ty IVj per
cent on call and 1'iili per cent on time.
St. Iuls. . o March 2S. Clearings,
JX'ill.lM: balances, 3S:i.727: monej-, ,",fi; per
cent; New York exchange, 73c premium
Ncw Orleans, Da., March 2S. Clearings,
Memphis. Tcnn.. March 2'. Clearings.,
2.'l,3i:t; balances, Si',ll3; Eastern exchange
selling nt par.
MIl.T.
London, March 2S. Har silver, 23,id per
New' York, March 2, Silver certificates,
r,P',c. liai silver, C3?ic -Mexican dollars,
so-iic
Itnllrnml ntinils.
New York, March 2S. --Closing quotations
on the New York Stock exchange;
Yes't-lrsties-
day.
Atchison 4s UrVi
Atrhlson 2d A l!i,
Canada. Southern 2ds lKP.i.
Denver H Rio Grande Is N2'
Denver ,i Rio Grande 7 115
Erie 2ds CI
To
dav 117
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Central Pacific Ists I00',
G.. II. it S. A. Cs !i7
G.. II. & S. A. 7s 93
Houston . Texas Central 5s....Uui
Houston fr Texas Central Cs.,ioo
Missouri, Kim. .t Texas Ists 4s.. Ui
Missouri. Was. .i Texus 2d 4s ... 51i
Mutual fisli ti Gs 109
New Jersey Central general 5s ..112'3
Norlhern Pacllle Ists lit
Northern Paeitlc 2ds , K-i,
Northwestern consols laS'j
Northwest S. F. Debentures ...I(ij
Rlu Grande Western Ista Ii7'
.St. L. A- S. F. general 0s lap.,
St. Paul ciinsols, 7s 12.1
St. L. H I. M. general 5s 77
St. Paul. C. ii P. W. fla 112'j
Texas Pacific Ists ,. fc7
Texan Paciilc 2ds 2f'
1'nlon Pacllle lhls of 'is! lu'Py
West Shore 4s luV,
Slllli- Mini tlineriiment Ilonils
New York, March 2s. Closing uiiota
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tions
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Yes't.
Government day
Pnlted States Is, registered ....HP.
I'lllt.d Suites 4-1, lOUpoll 1121.
P. S. new reg. Is 121)1';
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Pnlted Slates U, reKlstered
I.'ulteil States 3s, coupon ...
United States 2s, registered,
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Alabaina, rlasi A , 10.1
Alabama, class II 100
Alabama, class 1 ,,,, m
Alabama euiremy ;.j
Louisiana, new consols, 4s !i.J
Noitli Carolina On p.'j
North Carolina 4s .10(1
South Carolina non.fund v,
Tennessee 3, new settlements.. p.
Tennefiee Ss, new setllemems..lu.)
Tennessee c. old settlements. . at
Virginia centuries ,, w
Missouri (w log
Slocks mill lioniU,
New York, March 2S.Thf stock marlet
was comparatively dull to-day, 1", ,it1
jlieciilatloii was generally rm 10 tone,
outside or the ro.il shares, the lluctua
Ions were narrow and the trading was n
inteiestlng Some small buying for tiiV
foreign aecount helped to sustain the inter,
national stocks. At the opening of business
I'tr'.r. ' . '- ..'""v1 i ami naile a
fractional rraction. but the temper of spec,
illation quickly changed and tti. tendency
was upward until after II o'clock, wj n a
afternoon the speculation was less active
and tbeie were period, of extreme dullness,
but, prices wcte well maintained aud tho
tendency was toward higher price right
uu 10 ihe close, although the ualuj wr
.... ,, , .w,v.o u.uttu ieiaware &
Laekawaiina S'liwr cent and the othert
of the. sioti,, 4ftft per cent. La'kaiiannJ
,dJ f'"? 'J' i'."J Ntt; Je"e" Central "1,.
while l.aka Shore advanced 1',. nr cent
and most of the other stocks dealt In
made a 1 ght imnrovempnr i.o-i.. . .
llshl The nppreolnllon In value on the
day Mused from ' to l, per cent, he
lauer In IbsllllltiK trun recelpln, whbh
v-re In kooiI buylni; demand on the bollef
that the deposit of the stock with the to
orsinlgiitioi) committee Insured the success
nf ih.- plan and would result In the vncn
Hn of the rcelx-Tshlp within n short
time
The bond pe.iilntlon to-day wrts nulel,
oil' In ihc main firm.
Closing .quotations
Slo-k exchange;
, siocks.
At hison R. t!
A.l.im Exjiresj
Allen Tette Itniite
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cin-tiBO - Alton
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ChhiiKo tins ,. ....
J'hl. ago A E, Illinois prefd ..
t'onsollilnleil Has
..-. C. ,V: St. l
( olorndo Puel .t iron
Colorado 1'uei . iron pref'd ..
Colorado C01I Iron
t'ottm Oil Certillcnles
Delaware . IliiiUnn .
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IieiiMr .V Rio tlrntide
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Distillers s, C. l t'o
P. P., Deliver (lulf ....
Erie
Erie pief'd
Houston .v Texas Central
General Electric ,
Ureal Northern pref'd ...
Illinois central ,
Kansas .t Texas prefd .,,
Lake Shore
Lake Erie & W,tert
1.. E. .V W. prefd
Lend Trust
Louisville Nashville ....
Louisville A- New Albany
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Manhattan Consolidated lew;
Mlrlilgan Central '.Mis
Mlntiestiln ,v SI. Louis is.
Missouri Pacllle 23
Mobile Ohio 17'i
Northwestern I1V4
Northwestern pref'd 137
National Cordage .it.
National Cordage pref'd s
National Lltue"d oil Co lit?;
North P.icltic 3',
North INicllle prefd II!
New Jersey Central Ml,
New York Ce11lr.1l !'!'
North American t'o 4'j
Norrolk Ar Western pref'd 1.1
Nashville Clint tniinngn 70
New York , New England S.1'1
Ontario Western Iim
Oregon K- Navigation 19
O. S. L. & P. N 5i
Oregon lintirovement Co 1"''.
Pacllle Mall S. P. Co 22';
Peorl.i, Decatur & I'.vansvlile .. I'l
Pittsburg l.V.
Pullman Palace Car Co 1.17
Reading 13U
Rio Grnnde Western lfit,
Rio Grande Western pref'd .... 37
Rock Island & Pnclilc W,
St. Paul M
St. Paul prerd llin.
St. Paul .V Omaha 31
St. Paul K- Omaha prefd lot
Southern Pacllle 17Ei
Sugar Rellncrv Company loi'i
T., A. A. A- N. M 2
Tptinesee Coal A- Iron 1.1'i
Texas P.tcillc !"a
Toledo A- o. C. pref',1 7s
Fnloii Pacllle 10is
I'nlted Slates Express 40
Wheeling . Lake Erie 17
W. ,t L. E. prefd 42
Wabash. St. liuls .t Pacllle 1;
Wabash, St. L. A- P prefd 13',
Welis-Firgn I-'xnres 10.
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SEEDS.
(iAIIDEN T()t)l., Scud for '03 Catalogue.
Trumbull Seed Co.
MSB St. I.ollls An'., KANSAS t.'ITV, MO
C. D. FRENCH. President.
WYAN NELSON. Secretary and Treasurer.
r.iti,iMii:i iK7i.
FRENCH BROS.
COMMISSION CO.
Orders executed for future delivery of
araln nnd Provisions.
Rooms 20, 21 and 22, Exchange bldg.
Private wires to Chicago, New York and
St. I.ollls.
T1II3 (ittAI.V .IIAIlltET.
In store Wheat, MS. 312 bushel"
fW bii-heis; oats, 2."..'.123 bushels
bushel'-.
corn, 23.
tye, 5,270
WHEAT llecelpts 21 hours C,000
Same time last car 22.HO
There was n fair dcmaml yesterday for
both hard and soft, but trading light for
the want of offetlngs. .Millers ail wanted
supplies, but Wire slow to imet holders'
views, lly sample on track on the basis
of the Mi-sisslppl river (local 6c per bushel
less): No. 2 liurd, .i:"'iC0e: 2 cars local, at
ra'ae, 1 car nt We; No. 3 hard. ro'vfiSsiue;
No. I hard, ,16'fi57c; No. 2 red. 51' jiitilc, 5.t"0
bushels from stoic, at .Hi1; No. 3 red, 5sf
5Dc; No. 4 red, .".', ..11,17'ic.
CORN Receipts 21 hours C..G00
Same time last .year 3l,2i)
.Market firm and dcinann very good both
for mixed nnd white, and the light offer
ings disposed of without trouble. Hy sam
ple on track here at Kansas City: No. 2
mixed, IS curs ut 13c, 2 cats at 42V- and 1
car at 13', c; No. 3 mixed. 42', 12'-., ; No. 2
white, lie. and No. 3 white, llfjll'.c.
OATS Receipts 21 hours 6,000
Same time last year 12,000
There was but little demand yesterday,
yet what few sales made wete at steady
prices, lly sample on track here at Kan
sas City: NO. 2 mixed, 2s'jfi2;)c; No. 3
mixed, 27'il(2sc; No. 4 mixed, 20'fi27c; No.
2 while. 31 1(1 32c; No. 3 white, ItiJSOc, and
No. I white, 2Sfi2S',ie.
RYE-Heeelpts 21 hours
Same time last year
No market for the want of offerings
sample on Hack here nt Kansas. City
2, .1lil5Te; No. 3, ,12153c.
No.
Kl.OPlt Market still druggy, but what
sales made at steady prices. Quoted: Soft
wheat, per 100 pound snek, patents, $1 201?
i.83; extra fancy. 51.OJj71.15; fancy, Hiicijtl.OO:
choice, C5fi7Jc; bard wheat, per 100 pound
sack, patents, 1.30171.10; straights, Jl.is
1.20. bikers'. l.00il.'.'5; low grades, Cyu'io:
rye. ll.OOfil.'.M.
CORN MEAL Steady, but slow sale.
Quoted at MS' per cwt.
corn CHOP Dull, but unchanged. We
quote at ?jc, sacked.
CLOVER SEED-Steady and in fair de
maud. Quoted at f7',ufj.21 per cwt.,
sackid.
TIMOTHY SEED-Selllng fairly nt old
prices. We quote at Sl.5nft.1.00 per cwt.
MILLET Demand fair at old prices.
Common, !1.2.'.&1.10; Uennan, $t.:ir.fillo tier
cwt.
11RAN Quiet and weaker. Sacked, 6Sc:
bulk, -61c per cwt.
HAY Receipts 21 hours 1M tons
Suite time last year , 170 tons
Steady uml -tiling fall Iy well. Quoted:
Prairie upland, fancy, fsj.SiMiu.Oi) per ton;
choice, ss.im-is .10; No. 1, JG.Imfiu.Vi. No. 2
Jiii.i'uU 10; lowland 1 hoiee. i; 00511; .',0; Xo. 1,
1,1 .HiiiOim; No. 2. 54. ,0',r ,111, imiotm. fancy,
$Suji!i0u, . ho,, e. JS (flu 8 21. No. 1, n.SOTd
silo; X.i .'. jti r,0-,7 fs). No 3 i).0l1f, ,in.
A aPECIAU'Y
CRASS
tViiLLET
SEEDS
AND
CANE
CLOVEH, TIMOTHY.
HOft-IIO-JPiilon Avo., KansusClty, Uo.
F l" Bill ""tall More, aos Wiiliuit,
JUUI.HJ Kansas, u-i-v . . . .1,,,,
SEEDS, IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS,
Lawn Urass,
Potatoes,
Artichokes,
ONION SETS.
t.rulu .'Votes.
Export sales of wheat nt the seaboard
Wednesday were reported to t. ) u bush'
els, and of coin M.u-t bushels.
The four Atlantic porta cleaied for ex
port yesterday 2eOAO0 bushels of wheat, 30.
Ota) packages ot Hour, 23.000 bushels of corn
and 7.T00 Tiushels of oats,
Tho department of agriculture at Washi
Ington reports the Imports of potatoes Into
tho United States for liM were l.rmi 33a
bushels, and for 1501 they were 2,8isJ.2.'l
bushels.
Nelson Morris sajs; "The supply of
corn ted cattle Is small, but there arc tilen.
ty of other, grades. I do not look for much
higher prices than noiv prevailing, but
llieie Is still a good deal of dressed beef
going out of the countr)."
The storm center In the far Northwest Is
developing considerable force uud iuovujk
SEEDS
eastward, It may produce .shower In Kan
sas and Nebraska tcday There were
some llRht showers In the Ohio valley
Wednesday, no precipitation nnynhere else.
The temperature In Southern Kansas got
up to .'). Colder weather Saturday Is pre
dicted. Yesterday's: Cincinnati Price Current
rays: "There has be, n some relief to the
wheat cropp by rains m Kap'as and to rt
limited extent esewhre, but most of the
area Is sllil stifferlng horn deficient moist'
tire. The plant continues generally Kick
waid nml full restoration lo normal condi
tion appears Improbable over a consider
able part nf the area The general aver
ago condition has been farther lowered
during the week, rial- feeding Is dclajcd.
Interior tilferlugs uf wheat continue smnlli
of corn, fair.
Stocks of grain In Chicago now ninount
to lI,i2S,(X.i bii.hels, as here shown:
In public In private
Wheat
Corn ..
Oats ,,
live .,
elevators, jii vessel, elevators
2l,;t.lo.mi
2,'W.t)
3,7 1 l,IOI
l.fsT.lMl
C70,()
4,s".,m
l,3lt,ni)
lrt'.IMI
2,.12!i,l)
8.1S,tJ
Rarley
17.1 W
Car lot receltita nf wheat:
K.C, Chi. St.L. Mpls. Dllli. Tot
Vfslerday ....II to 7 1.1 r,:i r.
A week ago.. .1 W 12 271 SI 4.17
T'o w'ks ago. II ,1 231 112 Xi
A year ngo...,33 31 Is ItiS W 310
Car lot receipts of corn:
,. . , K. C. Chi. St. I., Tot.
Yesterday 11 143 20 171
A week ago S 131 p! 10.1
Two weeks ago 20 HI 20 1.11
A year ago 52 157 1,11 XI
Texas millers have been buying whent out
of Knnsas City elevntots since the first of
the year, tit three months they have taken
about a million bushels. There nte about
Stunt) bushels still In the elevators which
wl go to Texas. After that Is gone whero
will the Texas mills go for wheat? It Is
said by elevator men that right now there
Is as much Inquiry from that source as
there has been nt any time. It Is declined
that many of the mills which In February
bought enough to run them thirty days nre
getting out or wheat again, and they find
their source of supply exhausted, Some of
the elevator men think Texas millers will
soon be buying In St. Louis. The stock of
wheat there l 3,2.io,0i bushels.
The Arkansas City Milling Company, of
Arkansas city, Kas in writing to . W.
(-.cUvp1'. ""dor iinte of March 27, says:
'Would say nt present time there Is fttllv
50 per cent of the win at dead and past all
hope. The wheat Is going back everv day.
The hard wheat seems to be doing better,
but It Is needing r.tln badly. We tecelved
a letter from a mill nt Oklahoma City, o.
T saving wheat Is In a horrible condition
and there will not be etioneii whom hnr.
vested In Oklahoma and Indian Territory
for seed, next fall. Thermometer fit deg. In
the rhade."
The continued dry weather Is bringing In
a ITOOd mntiv rennrts rtf ilniiinim ., tl,,.
wheat ctop in Kansas, Ne-nrlv all of tho
linns In the Hoard of Trade building had
complaining letters jesterday. Had re
ports came from Topeka, Lincoln, Sallna,
Hutchinson, Abilene, Junction Cltv, Doug
lass, Cheney nnd a number of other points,
nnd some from Nebraska, thnt the soft
wheat Is very badly damaged. .Most of the
grain men arc Inclined to believe that the
prospects are discouraging. A division sn
perlntxndent of the Missouri Pacltle in
southern Kansas is said to have leported
that tho crop is nlmot an utter failure
between Carney and Conway Springs, c.
L. C. Mcnnls, one or the Kansas Grain
Company's buyers nt Douglass, Kas.,
writes: "The country around Douglass
cannot possibly raise enough wheat for the
local mill and I hnvo heard us high as
90 per cent estimated killed south of us.
I he ground Is very dry. Tho snow and
rain we had a weelc ago Is helping- what
whent I not dead, but the general prospect
Is the worst I have seen In 17 years."
O. T. Nnst. of Cheney, writes to the same
tlrm: "I drove sixty miles yesterday, ex
amining wheat fields. 1 round them much
worse than I expected. Not over half tho
growing whent will bo lert. Most of the
Ileitis plowed up will bo put In corn. Thnt
which will be left has not over half n full
stand. I have 160 acres and I will plow up
sixty acres. The rest Is nor worth much.
M. E. Allison, who sells Hour ror the New
ton mills, says wdieat In Harvey county
promises well. Most of the area Is hard
whent, The soft wheat, he says, has been
hurt-
VestcrtlnyN Chlcng-n 3Inrkrt
As furnished by French Rros. Commission
Co . rooms 20. 21 and 22. Exchange building.
Options
I Open. I High.)
Low. I Close.
c
Wheat, Mnrch.
I Rl 1
i-iVai
lit !
51
5.1:,
34 l
5I;.
,16' 1 1
M'l!
l'!'
I0-1.
r.i
53'
Ml.
1.1'i
4S-l
K
2
-liny
July
Corn, March..
Mnv
July
41'i
I6K
4Gi
40
Oats, March...
2S
2U1.
3r;r
Jar
July
Pork, March...
May
July
Iird, March...
May
July
S. Ribs, Mnrch
May
July
'--I
29's
12 30
12 no
12 70
1; 97' -7
10 "
C 20
6 3.1
r, :a
2ti -::i
12 30 I 12 30
12 40 I 12 4.1
12 3.1 12 1,2'j
6 97' ; 6 !I7'2
7 nj'J 7 H7'...
7 20 i 7 2." s
6 20 ' i; 20
II 22U1 fi 30
6 I'l "1 0 4.1
... i ;i
1- ..I,
12 .VI
12 irjii
6 !i7?s
. 111
6 20
1! 22'Al
6 10
Chicago car lots yesterday: Wheat, 3",
corn. 113: oats. '7.
Estimated receipts for to-day: Wheat,
30: corn. 100: outs, 1117 cars.
WIIKAT-Cash -No. 2 red. 3l.ej No .'!
red. r2'c: No. 2 hard, 53c; No. 3 hard. "Ii
CORN-C.ish-No. 2 mixed, 4.1'4c; No :
white. Il'.c.
OATS Cash No. 2 mixed, 29c, and No :
white, 32'ii .
MILLS COMMISSION CO.,
lll.'l New York 1.1ft, Untitling.
Tflfjittiiie SIS.V. KANSAS CITY. MO.
Dealers In CHAIN iind PROVISIONS for
cash or futuro delivery, and Kallro.id M'OUlis
nml IIONDS. lrotnpt attention alvea couutry
orders. Itefer to -
New England Safb dkcosii & tiiust Co
C'O.MMKIICIAI. AOENPIES.
THE PltonUCIl MAIllvET.
Quotations below nre for Job lots. On
small lots higher prices aro asked and ob
tained, enough being asked to cover extra
cost of caring for and lllllng them. Tho
parties making small outside orders want
the best goods and selections. Dealers pre
fer to handle the goods In job lots in
straight consignments as received.
IIUTTER Tho market Is slow. Only the
best tabic goods showing any lite and they
are not over tlrm. Wf iptoto prices ns
follows: Creamery Highest grade tep
aiator, I6o; finest gathered cream, 17c; lino
fresh, good Payor. 15c; fair to good. 12c.
Dairies Fancy farm, lie; fair to good lines,
fcc. Country store packud-Kanoy.l2c; resfi
nnd sweet packing, 7c. Roll Choice, 12c:
talr. kf, poor, tc.
EiiiiS Demand good and values steady
fresh. He
HL'TTERINE-Creamery grades, in 20 to
60 pound tubs, solid, l',-o per pound; dairy,
crude, in 2.. to 60 pound tubs, solid, 13'1-e
per pound. Rolls, prints or bricks, 2 pounds.
in 10 pound tubs, tc higher than solids, ami
1 ,,, 1110! te higher Ihllll so is.
CHEESE We ciuoti: Herkimer county.
N. V. Cheddars, lJc per pound; Cr.iwforil
COllUl), 1 .... lirimilli., ,-
nit)', P".. Cheddars, 13c per pound; She.
gall, Wis., twins. 12c; Sheboygan. Wis.,
iing America, 12!so; Missouri and Kansas!
I'Oyg
Youn
full cream, he.
LIVE POl'LTRY The market Is not so
Him under heavier receipts and lighter de
mand. Hens und springs both were a
irtiii" lower, 'i 111 Key nun uncus iiucliuugeil,
as supply amounted to very little. Quoted:
Hens, Co; roosters, 12'Vfil.io; springs, 7c;
turkeys, hens, 7e; turkeys, toms, 6c; ducks,
7e; geese, Mse; pigeons fie per doen, eal,
choice, WfilOO pounds, .,'ua'.,c.
DRESSED POl'LTRY - Tho wanner
weather has a tendency to check the re
iclpts and tho demand Is good for all Hint
eotiies, although heavy arrivals would bo
decidedly against the maiket. We quote:
Chiekeint, 7t; turkeys, Se; geese, 7c;
(iAME-Nothlng doing with offerings
confined to a lew lots ot ducks. Wo
pioll IHH.SJ, leal, ,e, uoi;n, Jl.yi; mixed
tier dozen, i; mallard, per dozen, J2.75:
minricls, per dozen, 4oo; lahblts, unilrawn,
per dozen, 2jflS0c; rabbits, tlrnwn, 30o; rah.
,s, jativs, nn-,-.uho, cA.ia inrge, Jl,2j;
igs, medium, 2.i(IOj; frogs, small, SfiSo.
OTATOES-Steudy and i,in. Homo
uwii nnd Noithern, IVntCa tn tho tiadv
all nnd Colorado, eholcf, 7oif3o; corn
in, fJMiOOo. Tho seed market Is llrm.
POTATOES-Steudy
giowu nml
I'tnh nnd
111011, fJHioiic. 'ino seeu itiurket Is llrm.
Rose, 73li we :r lieu u ty of Haven, 7.".I(!)oc.
1,1111) Wiito, .-.w. ...v,(if t,,w,y,,m llUliyi. 7j
S0o.
CA Ell AC, ESelling' slowly, but prices
steutly. California. J2.00?i2.25 per cwt.
SWEET POTATOES-Stcady, but slow
sale. We ouoto as follows: Red. 23fi30o; yel
low. SOIWe per bushel from Blow em.
VP.aETAliI.r.S-Jobblng prices: Beans,
navy, California, per bushel, j2.rnKj2.10
New York, fancy, $2.10; country, 1.7502.00;
celery, per bunch, 000; horse rudlsh. per
pound, ic; onions, new, per bushel, $1,200
J.O.
r'lU'lTS Demand fair and values steady
ananas, large. il,75ff2.00; lemons, I'anc)
API'IjKS Slow sale, but steadv: Ounlni
Standard packed ranged at 13.10Q1.00
per barrel: others, 2.003.00: fdncy,
btand, .00f)5.50; Jenneting3,j0OH3.OO; wine,
saps, M.M45.50; Ben Davis, JI.0OS5.00; com
mon varieties, 32.25.
BROOM COUJl-Quotea: HurUd. reen,
n
iiiessina, uv, si.mv, iriduos, .uaingn, ai.oo;
oranges, Mexican, SJ75a3.00: Washington
navels, Wj;l?-5i Cairfornla seedlings,
fancy. $2 75fi3 00; California seedlings,
choice, 12.2582.1.0; cranoeiries, CaDo Cod
Sil.(MUU.S0 per barrel: Jersey, lll.oduu.co.
JHjtolio p;r pound! green, self-working, 4t
We'-ie; red tipped, sclr-wotklng, 4c; mm;
mon, selr-workln. 3HOIC: crooked, half
prlcet dwarf. 31tfl5c.
FLATIIEIts-prlme geese, 3jC per pound;
dark and soiled, 30c mixed and old, l5n0es
1 per rent tare on smnll sacks nnd 3 tcr
cent nn large.
Nn"':2;Si, A"V""'Vo' 1 amber. Me per pound!
,' 'jO-'KV-l pound comb, while. ISet f-tjl.
Lt'2 -"' ,r'"!'. ISfTHcs 2 pound comb. Call
K' ""Ite. Kui7ci 2 pound comb. Cal for.
"!: ''"I. I217l3ci Minified, In cans, C'J7c!
l.yi0l ;n.'',NHK-r CAKE-Ojiotfd! Cnr
l?' .'.I,'1- Per ton; 2.0W pounds,
"Jf.-liT.r ' bounds.
t uI8rJblilnit prices; focoaniils. per
!!i.';.J'."0,n',.',, nl '' Pfcans-Mlssourl, pr
pound. 3Vy; Texas, 4Utf.ie; pecans, iol
lhed, HTjioc, i-eannls-Vfrglnla. whlr,
ISlnl- ,"r ',oln'l. 4'a!?5f: Tennessee, raw,
4'4nc-; roasted, rfiSc Kansas, SUc '",,,
r.'V. nitts-Smnil, per litihcl. U.23; large.
miT. ih!'A,',nn'-iili,& 1'" round. Chest
nit5f,T?K,0. "cr pound.
J "' PRl'lTS - sun drledt Apples,
choice, Be pi r pound; good, 8c: poor, 3c.
.rCei1 "7,'eelcd halves, So; tinpeeled
K'1"' fi tinpeeled tuarteis. new, 4'W.
iiiVni riilet,rA"rlcol" California. Jelly
fn UniiS'r Abl'I''-cfiolce barrels, E: poor,
in boxes. Cci poor, In barrels. 1c.
Wool, Hides nml Pelts.
.i)i.?iir'7.9,"cl' "ichaiigol. Missouri and
m-.i 1 a, .. ..""'-" suit- 1 lit 1 1 1 11 1 11, i-',iv ,
IICTic "'..'""'''i.S'Oinbltig, 11l5fj coarse,
r if.le .b"'""1.". Nebraska nnd Indian Ter.
,.Vii'),T.I'lr'..7rno,'i ne medium. Wile:
ni r",V WSei e-oinblnir. ISJiHc: coarse, !il
,i ;:UT'ik'J:..i'i " mednim, 101112
salted, free
No. 1
t'.'ac
:,.i t.i.Vi . . ." - " ac: green snu
grt.en iw 1 ted, butt branded, n'o. 1. A: .n.
?;."& V"'.' "'11, side branded. No. 1,
f' ,;." c: green sailed kips, 15125
ci?if V?,V'N.0' '-."c: No. 2. 5e; green snlted
S m n1'""!!1'' So' ' " -No-- ,;: errcn
per pound;
salted hides,
)Vn'i'f'i,,-'t5;.'.,,.,ecl,1,u!n- l"1'12c: braid nnd low,
yiOe; heavy to llclit line, italic; Texas, Ar-
fc Un?,a; t-.."1.''''!" W' . .10.'.' c: braid . and
isi ir.iA V ""'ii h'iiuwi uiiiiu ft nil
e-hilci". "Jf'V '. ,iK,a llni'- Wtel fair to
..v.bb, ,M ,,i.,o-(i, i'(liC.
I'l'tlS'lnltllln.
There, was it llrmer tone to the market
yesterday nnd fair trading. Lighter re
ce ids of hogs thnn expecled nnd better
prices for them encournged a more bull
Mi speculative market nnd rash stuff wns
iirrner in sympathy, and demand fnlr for
both meats and lard.
We quote:
D. S. MEATS (partly cured)-Shoulders,
cash, t...W per cwt.: short rib sides, ensh
', i ! .?"? cIear fllI'"' f"'-c'0: ?hort clear
sides, J0.13
;:A,1.Uh:'a':h- 5-w! -March, .sj.
t.REEN MEATS Shoulders, $.1.00
per
i. 1. , ti.iiiis, (Vim.
,s- P-. ML'ATS-Hams, cash, JS.13; shoul
ders, ?o.2j.
A, J, GILLESPIE I jM:
C.ILLESPIE
OILI.ESPIE
O' t- ,, t f.t.,.,j.
&; CO. ) J. E. GILLESPIE
Commission Merchants, Kansas City Stock
Ynrds.
Liberal advances made to parties feeding
stock. Utiylng feeding cattle on orders a
specialty. Correspondence solicited. Tele
phone No. 1D23.
.MARKETS HY TniiEfillAPII.
.NVw Yoik, March 23. PLOfR-Recelpts,
ls.3i) barrels; exports. 5,n banels; sales
123) packages Quiet; buyers frightened
olf by decline in wheat; winter whent es
pecially neglected.
l'r7-". -MI:L Dull; yellow- Western,
I.'Olil 12 per cwt.
.v,! 1 '--VT Ilf-eitits, none; exports, 130,-
W bushels; sales, 1.453,000 bushels futures;
spot, nominal; No. 2 red, store and eleva
tor, Mi'ic; alloat, 614c; f. o. b., C2'ic.
Options opened llrmer on drv weather
nnd steady cables, but declined steadily
tinder bear talk about tain, but the weath
ir pieilictions sfs-iiHil to sap bull energy.
In the utternoon Pardrldge sold a lot in
t hleiiKo. further weakening the market in
the face of tlrm late cables, hat a inai
partial rally left the market so lower 10
ic higher. No. 2 led -March closed at 60.
.May 6l)iti6Q13.1Kc. clr.s...i c,i'. ,... .-.r,.'
,'1.1.:. ..i:. '1 .;,.. :: ;:.... ..... .-1 """-, v".i.'t
i)"V closed 6U-V; July, OCjil 5-1. 'closed
iilc; August 61161'jc. clo-ed lil'4c; Septem
ber t.b',5i,;iv., closed 61?sc; December iSl'l
'iiMi,. , closed Cl'sc
- , l'RN Receiiits, 20.2M bushels; exports,
s-!s.i 1", ic',: s:"t.''' P'l" '""-hels futures
.t..0i.) bushels spot. Spot market Irregular
," .-. "'' nominal, elevator; steamer mix-
t'O. .iO'mC.
options featureless all day within a nar
row range; prices weakened somewhat
win whent and closed Uc lower; Mnv
-' -"J1-''- dosed 51.c; July 3lf,32c, closed
I' ; September cioseii r,ti! '
V!:t,:"" '""H'y.y. '"'?
, r .;, " v; '... -' mw, April
Juuiosed0:.,35'' " rl01 "
HAY Quiet. Shipping, tOJ33c; good to
I n-'lee, I.O'i,.S' per cwt.
1,'lb 'VISIONS Cut meats steady; nlckled
h";'"'! ,1' ":,., I'b'kled shoulders, 3'ic
puttied hams, h'ii(0',c.
LARD-HiKlterr Western steam, closed
?". asked; .March closed J7.30, nominal;
May, I.41. nominal: reltni'd, llrm: ConU-"'i'V.'..,7--'0;.,8-
A" ,S"1: r-niiiiiound. .'.V.'aS'.c.
Ill 1 PER I'lrm: Western dairy, S',il3'.'.c:
-)V:';lP,',,!,,'rc"''"n.,;,'y' la-b--; Western factory.
tiiilSc; Elglns, 21c. "
l'1,1,1''!:,S,l':-1)u"; ,.tal '"K0- Sf'HUo;
small. Mil2c; jiart skims, 2',JSic; full skims,
l'.L.f2c.
V,.(iSn,e.lrmi. Wwlt'ra fix-sl). l'ic; re
celpUs, 0,327 packages.
St. Louis, March 2s.-IT,OCR-llecelpt9,
Lom) barrels, ami shipments, 6,10a Parrels
i!,'?,1? 1'',"''1,lts. 2-i'''u2.S3; extra fnncy,
fi.urtii.C0; choice to fancy, JJ.0ilfi2.30.
WHEAT Receipts, t.foo bushels, and
shipments, 2,on0 bu-liels. Market strong
tiinl higher eaily. with advance i,fV, fol
owvd by a decline of i-e, which started
bears to selling. Theru was a reaction
subsciiiieutly, but at the close buyeis wete
1-P.o below yesterday. No. 2 red, cash
MUe bid; May, ulo bid: July, Gl'Sia.o
CORN Receipts, lS.oml bushels, nnd shin,
ments, 2,000 bushels. Market llrm, 'ic up
nt opening; later weakened. Hold olf c
trom the top. recovered c nnd closed Ke
V:'lu"'.Vstel,'ll,1J'' ,.- - nilxed, cash, ii'c;
JLiy, I2''c; July, 43JC. '
OATS Receipts, 21,1'm bushels, nnd shin,
ments. o,oii bushels. .May !,e up early! ile.
cllned 'i5c. closing nt yesterday's tin
als. Juiii) closed stendy; spot, low; No. 2.
ash, 30o nsked; Jlay, SO'o bid; June, 30o
IIRAN-Qulet, but III m. Selling at 71c
per cwt.. sacked.
HA V-Dull und easy I'ralrle, choice to
t.xti.1 fancy. KMfilo.So .this side; timothy,
fair to choice, s.5ft-fj 10.73, east track.
d,iln-''TlVi"'5eS,ettliy' (-'r''a,n:,'' I'Sifc. and
'eiu'is Higher. Fresh, 10L.e.
n KV. .:l.!e:,l'-Slta,I- "oled a' -''33'
PORK Standard mess lobbing. 112.5.".
LARD-Prlmo steam, J6.S0; choice; $'I.U3.
DRV SALT 1IEA'rsllv,.,l iw..7i..:
'5',,.".:.!l"J".?,i's"'i,"b?' ', ?7'2l uliorts, J0.M). '
IIAl O.Nlloxed shoulders, su.oo; longs
M.73: ribs, 6.!7'-.: shorts, 17.00, ' b '
l.lvernool. .March
irch 2S.-WHEAT-Spot
isoor. No, 2 red, winter,
fcteuly: demand noot
4s 3d; No. 2 reil, spring, and No. 1 hurd!
.iinniiotia, is 2'iu: no. 1 cnlltornla. 5s
Putures opened unlet but slcudy, with near
nnd distant positions U1 higher and closed
llrm; M.irch. '.id higher, and other months
U"I, higher; business alsitit equally tlistitb
tiled. March, 4, Udj April. U Sl.tl; May ami
June, Is aiad; July, 4s tl)id; August, U 10,1,
CORN Spot steady; American mixed,
new. Is 21,il. Putures opened llrm and
unchanged fiom yesterday's closing prices,
but later advanced and clo.sed steady, with
March unchanged and other months Ud
higher; business heaviest on early post,
tlmis. March, April, -May and June, 4s
2tyl; July, 4s 3d; August, Is 3Vid. '
I'LOPIt Plrnt; demand moderate; St.
J.ouls tuncy winter, 6s.
HACONQuiet; demand poor: Cum
berland cut, 2S to SO pounds, 31s; short ribs.
23 pounds, 31s; long clear light, 31 t 43
pounds, 32s 6d; long clear heavy, 55 pounds,
3.N, short clear backs, light, IS pounds, 34s;
short clear middles, heavy, 53 pounds, 32s
6d. clear bellies, II to 16 pounds. 35s 6d.
SHOL'I,DERS-Sfuarf, 12 to IS pounds,
HAMS Short cut. 14 to 16 pounds, 33s.
TALLOW Fine N. A. nominal.
ItEEF Extra India mess, 70s; prime
mess. tOs,
PORK Prime mess, line Western, 5Ss 8d;
medium, 53s 9d. '
LARD-Qulet: prime Western, 33s: re
fluid In palls, S6s 6d.
Chicago, JlajrcU SS.-l-'l.OUft - KscelpU,
iiS. ..,-i '"T1""". mice line tneuium, ir
c! I17i'""' K'i'llai coarse and carpet, Sft
"f.a's? TiW nii.l sandy. 5ti7c.
at1 01 't'.'r.e ilG-J!.Ji.-:8',J""R ":,!!?
-- -w uit l(Cl 1U UIIB1 IIIVVII
it hrmid
,,v.-, i noil jinn ooii oriiiio-
';, ''ii,.,1" .Ct'; Srcp" tinetired, No. 1. 5c;
llR..l1",.vhM,c.t, '- i -N'o. :.?; dry salt
''.''' "; , ' "f; No. 2, 6c. Sheep pelts.
K v i r ?7 ,'.'';t.l0"'0e: dry, l5c per pound,
l ,I.I.U1 e fiitntn. V,. 1 AXLr .t,l Vrt
2, 4c. "' ' T- -
mKlwISe:.,--aceoon' S0tIR3; skunk. Mcn$1.15:
t.l. rSil'M ' oi'osstun. JjfMe: nutskrat, 7J
Tieiit mV KJH'f ,arKn' 'e'aJl.(Vi; red. large.
w..ir ,2iil)o'i 'nountnm. laree, 1.00fj2.l);
nil., ,r.alr'p' 'arp'. Wf,75c; wlhlcat. latge,
Tmiu t,..'t '.;lri?'' ;-"': medium, UM;
?":.' ii'ISS-""! badger. W?i7.1c: otter.prlmc
I'mf.W''"1 medium, $1.0034.50; small,
-'.Jtf2.w; bear, JIS.OO.
slow ll1'' 1Mnrch ---'vVOOL-rnchangcd:
ii"m-.c' .Jllsourl ""' Illinois, nictirutn.
n,.n c,,, ,.'"" we, ,wj.,.v. Ilf.ll v to limn
lie. S'ifllc Knnsn. Nebr.isltn tvsltnlu. We.
. ' 1 lf! 'b'ceipts, t3,lf,j htishels; exports,
lim bushels: sues. 73.0HO futures; iW,() bush-
is spot Spot linn; No. 2, S3i.rf,.TJ.j Sc 1 '
.ielK.red. 3l'3f(31Sc; No. 3, 37V; No "
whit.-. J7!f37'.e: No :t vhlt in 'n.;:...T.
C,(nrt b,irtTli shipments, R.tvm barrels, t'n
changed. Winter patents,2.5o-j2.80:stralghts,
1.24(2.60) spring patents, 13.l05f3.lj;
srnlghts, t2.IO-i!2.So; baker's grades, 11.751
"lipTTER-Flrm. Creamery, log2!c, nnd
dairy, syi7c
EtltlS-lllgher. l'resh. ll'.flllc.
. New tlrleaiis. March :$.-PROVlS10NP-In
fair demand.
roiiK ji.i,m.
LARD-Reflned tierce, , Vic.
IIONEI) MEATS-Dry salt shoutders, t'ici
sides, f.i.c,
IIACON Sides, ;t,c.
HAMS-Cholce sugar cured, t'UofiMic
HICK-Ordinary to good. .IHIflW. .
l'LOL'lt-tJulet; extni fancy, !2.SSfl.M;
patents, M.lo.
CORN .MEAl-Dult: $il per banel.
HRAN Slow sale: MVUiaV per cwt. .
. CORN Firm; No. 2, sneked, Mo; yellow,
" t)ATS-No. J, sacked, KfiSHie.
IIAY-qulet; prima timothy, 13.00lflUn
choice, l3,cnni,.,rA
Coffee nml Simnr,
New York. Mnrch JS.-COFI'EE-Opllons
opened stendy and tinchntigeil to 10 points
decline, nnd grndtinlly steadied up dtitlng
the dny on local buying In the rnce ot feat
ureless cnbles; closed stendy ut MHO points
net ndvnlice. Sales, K,i-l bags. Iticltnllng
Mulch, 15,r,e; April, l.l.lhc; May, 1I.MKII.0.V;
June, U.Mc: July, ll.Vi'dll.Wc; September,
11.73c: December, il.ivv.
Spot coffee Rio, inilet, but llrm; No. ,,
16s,c. Mlld-Quleti Cordova, lS',sBl!,c; sales,
l.V'fi bags MaruCalbo p. t,
Santos Firm; good nvernge Santos, 16,000.
Jtecetpis, J2,isi tings; siock, 2ii,i"i iiiiks.
llnmburg Quiet, Sales, 6,() lings,
Rio Quiet: No. 7 Rio, KIOO: exchnnge.
f'.tl. lteeeits, 6,') lings; elenred for the
I'tlltcd States, bom Imgs; elenred for Ell
rope, none; slock, H4.t"J bags.
Warehouse deliveries ftom New Aork
yesterday, MSI bugs: New York slock to
day, 11.1,110 bags; I'tlltcd Stales stock, 201,
110 bags; nlloat for the United Htntes, -(s
bags; total visible for the Fnltetl States,
421.110 bags, ugnltist 4.V,,202 bags last year.
SFC.AR Raw, tlrm. Sale", 750 tons .Mus
Covailo, W test, 2 11-lCc; 1,712 bags .Musco
vado, m test, 2 II-I60: 5.10 bags molasses
sugar. Ml test, 2 7-I6C Rellned (Jlilet.
Hnvro, March ss. COFFEE Opened
steady nt Mi'sT. mlvnncci nl 12 m stendy,
ttnchnligcil: nt 3 p. tn.. stendy, unchnnged
to 'so decline; closed stendy nt tlltcbnnged
to 'jf. decline; closed steady nt unchnnged
14,0im bugs.
New ot leans, March 2S.-COFFKH-EI0,
ordinary to fair. ISUlf If1!".
SI'tlAR Steady. Open kettle, choice,
Dll-16c; strictly prime, 2 9-16iJ2He: prime,
2 7-16C; good fair to fully fair, 2"-i7?2 7-P'c;
fair, 2 3-16fi2:'c: common to good common,
21i2',c; inferior, lr, I3-16c; oft plan
tation granulated, 3e; centrifugal plan
tation granulated, .".c; choice white,
2 7-1673 !)-16c; off, 3'fi3Uc; gray. 3 ll-16c;
choice yellow clnrllled, 3'ic: prime. 3f
3 -16c: off. 2;n2 1'i-lnc: seconds. Vimc.
MOLASSES Centrifugal, gooif prime,
lie: good fnlr to prime, S'n'M; good common
to fnlr, tii7c; common, 5c,
Cotton.
New York. Match 2S. COTTON Quiet;
middling. 6 1-160. Net receipts. 230 bales,
gross. l.l'Vii forwarded, 192; sales, 223, nil
splnnets; stock, 210,452 bales. Total to-dny:
Not receipts. 211,1 M bales: exports to Great
llrlta.li), 1,633 bnlcs; to France, 6.5O1I bales;
Id tho Continent, 3,750 bales; stock, 923,66'i
bales.
Now Orleans, March 2;. COTTON Fut
ures, steady. Sales, 49.6C0 bales. Match,
.-..!fi3.S3c: April, 5.72'i 3.73c: May, 3.79'5.S0c;
June, 5.S.-ii."..Mo: July, 3.Wi5.91c; August,
E.ICi'fiS.fK'ic: September, 5.0Sii!.(Oo; October,
6.01Ti0.02c; November, 6.03i36.0lc; December,
0.07S6.WC.
llye nnd Seed.
Chicago, Mnrch 2S. Rye No. 2 ensh, Sic;
May, .".Ic. Flaxseed No. 1 cash, 51.3a; Mny,
fl.411. Timothy seed Cash, t5.6v3&.65. Clo
ver seed fl.15 pel owt,
St. Louis, March 2S. Rve No. 2 cash, 00c.
Flaxseed Cash, 11.3s. Clover seed Cash,
t..:'o'rt S.40. Timothy seed, SI.7.Vg5.10.
Toletlo. Matx'li 2b. Clover seed Cash nnd
March, $5.55.
Lentl nntl Zinc.
New York, March 2S. Lead Quiet; dome-tic.
$3.05. Spelter Firmer; domestic,
$3.15513.20.
St. Louis, .March 2S. Lend Steady; J2.SI2V4;
Spelter 'Unchanged; $3.10.
co.Ns.--N CATTLE, HOGS, SHEEP to
Lone Star
COMMISSION r COMPANY
I'or JIit Ht'Multrt. A Now Company
Cupltiil, SilUO.non. Telrilion U(8.
iiiiis:ts t,uy mock iiirm.
Market ItojiorlM I'urnlftlied. AVrlto im.
FARMERS, FEEDERS, SHIPPERS,
CONNK1N YOUR
CATTLE, HOGS and SHEEP to
Ben L. Welch & Go.
COnniSSION riERCHANTS,
Mock Ynrtls - - - Knnsas City, ,tln.
Market reports furnished. Write us.
-LIVE STOCK aiAUKET.
Receipts at Chicago, St. Louis. Omaha
and Kansas City yesterdny were: Cattle,
16,1-00; hogs, 11,501, nnd sheep, 32,500;
same tiny last year: C-.ittle, 18,604; hogs,
!),U), ami sheep. 52,2IH.
New York, .March 2S. European cables
quote American steers. llMim'so; refrlg
emtor beef, DiJflOOic. No exports to-day.
CATTLE -Movements for tho past 21
hours:
Cattle. Calves.
Receipts 4,376 78
.Shipments 2, 1'.iS 1
Drive-outs 3,5ij s
There was a better tone to the market
yesterday. The run was not large nnd
ilemnnd good for Thursday. Dressed beef
men and exporteis both buying nnd nil de
sirable offerings were disposed of without
trouble, and prices ruled steady, both of
steers nnd cows. Stockers nnd feeders
were fairly actlvu and llrm, and some of
tin best lots were a little higher. Range
cattle sold quickly and as well as natives
were llrmer. .Milch cows, when choice,
were In good demand and higher, but com
mon, dull. Common, ileitis; medium to
fair, $202S, and good to choice, $33(12.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
No.
Av.Wt. Price, No. Av.Wt. I'rlce.
DRESSED REEF AND EXPORT STEERS
IS 1130....$ 6 20 I 20 H6l..Vrt!o
!?!-' gffi ! 575
,.1173...
r. 11:
II 1132
6 55
15. .
1!)..
21..
20.,
31..
1..
23..
31..
12..
..12ii1.,
..1375...,
..1142...,
..1371.,..
..121i.,..,,
..1320..,.
..1215.,,,
..120J..,.
..111,1)...,
..1105....
r a
u 20
5 00
5 .'-,
r, so
n 70
1 i
5 20
5 l
4 'Hj
20mix.llSvH,
5 30
5 10
5 3D
5 !')
5 60
5 60
5 3,
5 in
4 S3
.1160....
....1157..,.
....1310,,,.
.,..1331..,.
....12:15,,.,
....1110..,.
....1031.,,,
....1100....
Southwestern
13.
.1037..
M I JJ. 1020.... 4 M
HEIFERS.
... 320...
... 416...
... 77s-,..
... 300...
... 3:i5...
... ISM.,,
... 60S...
... 612...
... 0 ...
2 ... 3.
1 sso,..,
635,,,,
1 717....
!20,,.,
743.,,,
615.,,,
.111.,..
470..,.
....
1 M
2 50
4 25
I I'l
1
2 I'D
4 23
3 W
6 50
1 73
2 25
2 fill
3 00
3 ID
3 60
3 V,
I 15
4 35
1 50
2 10
2 5i)
3 It)
3 50
3 65
3 65
-1 15
3 10
l 50
16,.
I..
2 ft.
2 35
4 35
3 iO
3.,..
17..
9..
3 K,
CALVES.
7 5D I 7,.
tuivs.
I..
2S.,
13.,
.,
10,.
7,,
. 770...,
. 57s. ...
7s5,,,,
, II50.,,,
. Ml..,.
. 1157.,..
. f)l..,.
.1370.,.,
.1015...,
. 750....
'.)
3.,
4.,
... 051,,,,,
... 75,,
... MO,..
... MO,..,
,..10i,...
.,, I't,,,,
... Ml.,.,
2 2D
2 40
2 75
3 15
3 50
3 I.
4 00
4 23
1 23
1 73
3...
3.,,
16...
i ,i:imi,,,,
2, !,,,,
3 SnO...
17 9II
2 11U-,....
2 1205,,,,
4 1175,,,,
6 718,..,
1'J,.11U2
3 10IJ.
1.,
11. .,,,,111".,,,
2..,,,, ma,..,
r,.,,,,, wi,,,,
3,,,,,. 066,,,,
l,,,,,.10ll.,,,
1),,,,,,1017,.
2. ,,.,1015.,,.
3,, ,,..1313.,,,
113C0.,
1...... '-"JO....
1, 1260.,,.
2 73
3 23
3 50
3 75
4 ()
125 I
HULLS,
4 30
3 4D
3 25
3 25
2 60
1 SO
4 25
i,.,,,.i3sn,,,.
2 70
a,o
3 61)
2 00
4 50
3 15
2 40
-,,..,, ,,,,
1 1360,.,,
1 1610.1 .
J3I0.,,,
1 11W,,
1,
,1 !.).
3 135:
3... ,.1410,,,
1,,,,.. 610...
1, .,..1110...
iu.ii...
' So
35.,,;,. 37a
3 in)
3 25
4 70
3 50
13 941,... 4 35
53 63S,.,, 3 40
40..,,,. 571.,., 2 85
lt..,,,, 695.,,, 4 20
b',',',',','.m'.,
.?6 917-.,
11. yr... vot
3 00
HANC1B CATTLE-NATIVE DIVISION,
LU-,UUtUU aidUKS.
19 1106..,. 3 75 J :"1010,,
450
rveuers
99..,. ,,1063.... 4 10 6S.,,.,, 937.,,,
20.;;,!, Pol,... 3 SO 31...,., SJD..'..
4 00
3 15
04. .it-tllotio ill.,' .' -Ulll'iltn.
15,,,,,. U5S.,,, 1 05 11,,,,,. 4l5.,,, 3 00
;,.,. MS,,,, 4 UO 23. . 6, 3 llli
15,,,,,. M0,,,, 1 10 37 915,, , 4 15
41, ,. 490,,,, 3 75 M.,,,,. 757, ' 3(10
41... . 526... 2 !K) 16 Sf,9.. ' 3 as
11...... !,-).. O 1 I
Hay
20 1170.... 4 40 I ,. ,
MINN. STEERS. '
12tk..i01., 3 00 i 1
N. SI. STEERS.
23 105.1.... .113 1 25 still. 532..,, 3 7o
WESTERN COWS.
(5 922.... .1 59 '
FTAII STEERS.
Feeders ,. ... ,.
115. 93).... 3 10 ' ..,... 577. .. 3 10
RANtlE CATTI,1--ti;.n.h I'll t uki
TEXAS AND INDIAN SrEEItd.
Cotton seed
101.
It'll.
4 :-n
4 67'4
5 20
4 25
.125
.1 W
4 75
M loiv...
r 1AI-, .. .
4M
4 75
4 70
4 10
4 30
4 70
4 i
4 15
5 1J
21.
3.1.,
23..
19..
..1079..,.
,.12....
.. 919.,.,
.. "....
. fi-st
I0I......10.V1....
101 1131,...
310 3I..,
II 10.1S.,,,
23 3I..
M 1007.. .
t 1035....
IMi -. "'
20
99 1161... 110 I 100... ...1119....
TEXAS AND INDIAN OXEN.
a mt.. ?.... 3 y. 1
IIOOS Movcinelils for the past 21
hours: , .,.
Receipts 1 ,..,.,,,, ..fi.it
Shipments .''J
Drlvt-oiils ..6.1 w
There were not many In' yesterday and
the markets east of Us were belter. Tha
result was tptlck soles and a stronger
market. Prices averaged fully Bo higher.
Packers nnd shippers both buying nnd tho
fresh receipts were sold early. Extreme
range, 11.5011 1.S5; bulk of sales, l.60-II.7o.
nEPRESENTATtVt, SALES
No. Sh. Av, Price. No. Sh. Av. I'rlce.
"Ii io M J2 50 M , 125 11 ro
1V1 ID 1W I 55 155 20 175 4 57'j
M St 1 179 4 fil 52 Win 325 4 55
M 210 207' I in M 120 l!'l I KH
V, Ml 195 4 62'4 00 .. IS", I 62'i
35 Ml 227 4 f. 40 .. 190 4 1.5
5S SO IK) I I", 70 0 111 4 65
42 .. I IV. I'.7 .. 22S 4 67tj
SO 160 211) I 174 71 .. 2HD I 67'J
1 4D 2!7 4 67(4 M .. 219 4 70
HI .. 191 4 70 77 SO 222 4 70
60 40 25'.' 4 70 M 2"0 239 4 70
61 .. 219 1 70 6S 10 293 4 72'i
72 80 1TI I 7-2I.4 Ut) .. SIS I 72'.j
M ..2.11 I 75 51 ..272 4 75
100 120 2PJ 4 75 71 .. 227 I 75
75 160 252 4 75 59 0 ."'0 I
l,S 20 131 4 20 W 160 17S 4 X.
76 12" 171 4 50 79 20 IIS 4 52' i
M 120 169 4 55 77 SO ITS 4 60
3S ., 1S5 4 55 00 .. 2"2 4 1.0
52 .. V. 162'". St! 10 211 IV.
4. .. 202 4 IV, 50 .. 219 4 65
69 40 235 4 65 let ..221 4 IV.
71 .. SI'l I 67'J 19 40 210 I 67'i
61 SO 226 4 rt7!4 7S .. 229 4 7o
60 .. 2.13 4 70 76 40 239 4 70
67 ..239 4 70 57 40 200 4 70
SO SO 2IS I 70 7.1 120 21.3 4 7J1
76 40 2iT7 I 72'j 73 120 261 4 72'a
61 .. 217 I 72',i W lt 257 I 75
61 ., 291 I 75 SO .. 239 4 75
43 .. 25S I 75 I'l .. 230 4 75
61 .. 211 4 75 65 .. 261 4 77j
61 .. 316 I S7H
SHEEP Movements for tho past 21
hours:
Receipts 3,743
Shipments -
Drive-outs 2,721
The arrivals were ngnln good yesterday
making the olTerlngs so far tills week
17,991. With a liberal supply buyers were
more backward and sales of the. less de
sirable lots were 10c lower nnd a num
ber were carried over unsold nt the close.
i.ll.'l.l-.3C... x ,11 1 v n . 1 .era.
No.
Av
W.
J'rlet
57 muttons
S7 muttons
22S muttons
110 muttons
51 stockers
120 feeders
62 lambs
61 lambs
41 lumlis
101 Ncbrnsku lambs.
S3
S3 nil
.... 9S
.... S5
....100
.... 67
.... S3
.... 70
.... 71
.... S7
.... 73
4 no
ii no
I 50
4 50
r no
r. -:
HORSES AND -MULES Movements for
the past 21 hours:
Receipts 4
Shipments S3
Drive-outs
There was but little trading yesterday
In this class ot stock. There were but few
good horses on sale nnd mules dull. Hence
few snles. But tho previous days of the
week good horses sold very well, but com
mon dull nnd lower. The auction snles of
horses by the stock yards horse nnd mule
market Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day were: 32 fair to good draft, at $55fii
67.50; 57 fair to choice drivers, at ?50Ji75:
44 streeters. at WS 17.50: 76 fair to good
Southern mares and geldings, at $.'503
37.50.
We quote:
Mules, II to 11',-S hands $25 OOffSD 00
Mules, 15 to loVi hands 15 OOfiSO 00
Mules, 16 to 16'!. hands GO OOfiM 00
Horses Southern 20 O0f?35 00
Horses Streeters 35 00JT45 00
Drivers 45 00'uS.", 00
Draft 40 00SS3 0)
i.ivn stock nr telegraph.
St. Louis. Jfarch 2S. CATTr..Tle,nl,,l
2.S00; shipments. 100. .Market llrm, activo
and some sales higher. Export native
steers, J3.75fl6.25; good to choice" shipping,
?o.2.i0,,.7.i; fair to medium, Sl.On'jS.nO; heavy
butchers', Sl.50ii3.00; medium, SbOOf, 1.50;
light -weights. $3.3o-ijl.25; feeders, J3.25iil.25:
stockers, $2.ooi3.00: cows, J2.00fi3.5O; fed
Texas steers, Jl.()ii5.00: grass Texas steers,
$;.7ofi 1.00; cows, Jl.73Hi3.00.
HOOS Receipts 3,700; shipments, 2.20O.
Market active and 5c better. Heavy. Sl.bO'tS
5.05: mixed. $l.t5i?1,90; light, SI.M1i 1.75.
SHEEP Receipts, 300; shipments, 100.
Mnrket llrm, with 11 demand largely exceed
ing the supply. Native mixed, l.00'ij'I.S5;
Southwestern, J3.23fil.00; lambs, ?l.75ff5.75.
Chicago, March 2S. CATTLE Loss than
9.000 arrived to-dny and under good buying
for local and shipping uccount tho market
regained some of tho llrmness It lost on
Wednesday. It did not, however, recover
any considerable part of the decline of 10
fl20t. Shipping and dressed beef steers
were quoted ut il.15Tjifi.50i cows, heifeis
nnd bulls nt $1.7513.00, nnd Texas cnttlo ut
$2.(W4.40, the outside liguro for choice fed
steers.
1IOQS Tim mnrket was perceptibly llrm
er to-day. Receipts dropped oil' to "."COO
and the Indications being for small sup
plies for the remainder of the week, buyers
took hold with renewed confidence. Tho
EfiLP1'.."1'-' heavyweights were taken at
J3.20Ti5.2o, nnd the choicest of the light sorts
commanded $I.S5j UK). There was not much
trailing nt those prices, but the bulk of tho
sales weic nt better than $1.70, averages of
moie than 2iK) pounds going principally nt
$l.90Jju.t5, nnd from 1.70 to 4.S0 being popular
prl -es .! 160 to 2iH) pound hogs.
SIIEEP-Recelpts, 10,000. Tim mnrket was
without radical change. It was active, -and
although It did not evince much of strength
theie was no decline. Willie exporters, did
not buy nearly as freely us on Wednesday
there was demand for everything that had
any llesh. Poor r.tutf was neglected, and
several lots of that sort were left In sell
ers hands. Quotations ruifgo $3,50ii5.00 for
sheep nnd $3.73f(ii.00 for Iambs,
Omaha, Mmcli 2S.-('ATTLE-Recelpts.
nil. Ono bunch of corufed mulves brought
$.i.5o, und 11 part of n load of hoarier cnttl'i
went nt ,$i.60. What few liner steers thorn
wen- -.old a little higher. There wcro
about half 11 dozen loads of cows nnd
heifeis in the yards, and tho market was
llrm on anything good. Two bunches of
heifers brought $1.65, but there wore no
bulls $".75fi3"ooS1 0t' CWS' il-a'--
lIo'os-RecVl'pts. 3.0CO. Trndo wns slow
all day. but In tho one tho hogs were all
sold, sellers generally wcte quoting a 5o
ndvanci. but bomo of tho buyers clulmed
that the r droves cost them more, than
that, taking llm quality Into consideration.
Tho uilviiuco wns not sultlclent to put tho
market back wher.i It was Tuesday, when
Jo.no was touched by tho top bogs,
SliEEP-Recelpts, 600. Tho market did
not show any material change. Fair to
.hoiee quntnldo at $3.50if4.70; tuir to good
Vrr."' M-l5i4.50: common and stockers
12.5oii3.5u: good to choice lambs. $3.25fi5.&o.
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