Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-07
FAILED TO AFFECT STOCKS
Held Their Own In Spite Of War Rumom
and Tho b. Il 0, Failure.
INDUSTRIES REPORT LOWER PRICES
Makers of structural Iron ana steel
Hniis AntioiDHt" ~ Good BnH-
inrHs-DomrHiic wool Held
for nritcr Prices,

NEW YORK, March G.-R a. Dun n
co.'s Weekly Hoview " Trade, which issues
tomorrow, VIII say the cuban rrsOlu-
tlDns ana the appointment " receivers for
The Baltimore n ohio were events " sum
rlent importance ~ affoct any genuine mar
hot, especially for securities. II, tharc-
fore, argued other remarkable strength of
conditions 0r Hn entire want " life and
gonulnrnnls iH the market that the prices
~ the HNty most active railroad stocks,
which averaged ND,H per share February
I, have never fallen since mat date lower
Than piDad, nor fsen above t60H per share,
1hs Industries all report slightly lower
range ~ pricoH, except for iron and
steel products, and " IN noteworthy that
white lbe combinations In structural D,nns ana
Wltr ana cut Unlla HfH advancing priceH, the
quotation ior l'essemor pg has fallen -
lelet ~ E0, deliverable a. birmingham, ana
blllris have sold hi ~ ~ lltiHbutg 1ha lar
mas an ncreasns paii Of he business % %"i,sorb,i
Wy oul side works The demand f9r no clam
hlfnoluth LuslnrsH la ,speotei IN Tho spring, ana
there In sl much ,pefuness about railroad
prloos " wool hnyn declined inoortng IN
" quotations printed by Coates liros o. lhlla-
month of February presumably beeause Of The
tenr" I,i, o. 'na gr'p.lad larm bIl which included
smalltat recorded Tor many years, ~ tbs three
chief markets nIslgg goy 3.ag5o0o lbs, lhe, pasl
Whahi against f,hh,WO " yonr ago, ana b,3lDOD
~ Hbg The domrHtio holders arc SIN Hpne-
what Dbailuuin, burHuno prices nl.ruad have lion
raised by the London salts ami II IN believed
ilHt Ihu stocks ~ domestic wool held here
awaiting UHnHHciiGiA hig unusually large, There
Nv no impTlYom. ~ Whatever ~ the demand
TOR Wpul"n goods, AMI number ~ establish
nrnls hhyn closed Or reduced fpIpea, There Is
also - irlhfdlng eject from the further radun-
Hons made IN prices ~ cotton goods, although
" dpra not nppanr ihni the Concessions have
mus far been successful IN calling out new
business, ltrpuIta are frequent mat many u
lhu lhfHrHl ma ufn about ~ Hiup production
for u time ~ ptdnr 10 gvG tho market OppJr-
iuuly - rGnr its lf
Speculation IN brondsufs has not been par
tculhfly gniyn, nor has the change IN prices
boom important, Western rnrulnia ut wheat War,
2illtW8 bll, agninst lhipgl bI, fIr the Hamf
week last yeni, There IN Hl Hn excess over
tho moY mnnl ~ y yrhr Hgp, though nat ~ grLl
~ appeared ~ February, ON the other hand,
Atlantic exports again l1l bnnini tnpHu ~ luHt
Hour ilGludpd, against l,ssD zee last year
WIN continuing large receipts, corn remains
substantially unchanged in price,
Thh cotton market has continued its downward
movement, spots have fallen thre'-sElr, BthH
again, ana Tho May option ~ points The re-
orpH continue, rs before 80 largo HH 10 render
auita inadmssble the low estimates ~ the crop
~ lhp1, ana ~ tbs same time the preparations
Tor planting THIS yHnr go On ~ such scale
that II N believed by mnny conservative OBJ
servers mat tht crop, win fhYurlng weather,
may prove one ~ the largest on record,
Failures for the Wrull have been ESQ IN tho
United HiHiea, against g3i last yenr, And sky
eight IN Canada against hfy'elght last year.