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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-05
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
NEW YORK ROCKS AND BONDS.
Little Manifestation Of Interest snd
Market Closes Dali.

NEW YORK, March 15.-Lattle inelina-
ton was shown In trade in stocks today,
owing to the complicated situation IN the
money market. During the morning there
was a latent dread that the bank state
ment would reveal the narrow margin OF
the surplus entirely wiped out There was
no urgent pressure TO sell. but prices
sagged, except for a few special stocks.
After the publication Of the statement
there was a recovery in prices, put the
demand was ~listless and unirnportant and
the market closed duh and only barely
steady at some concessions from the rally.
The volume Of dealings In bonds has
somewhat decreased. but prices have been
web maintained for the most part United
States new As, coupon, have declined y
per cent, the registered 4 and the old -
and 6s \ per cent on call since last week
The Commercial Advertisers London
financial cablegram says: The stock mar
ket was STEADY and dull, with the tone
heavy. The condition OF Cecil Rhodes IL
regarded as hopeless and the are
charging 50 per cent on his life for three
months. There was one small failure to-
day. American stocks rejected parity.
| Southern railroad was hard on the dividend
action and New York bid for United states
steel and Union Pacific. Copper was irmer,
IN the expectation OF favorable statistics
at the next fortnightly report
The following are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Breaks Away from Liquidation
Slump and Rules Higher.
CORN QUIET, BUT FIRM At ctosIS,
Oats Gait a shade Higher, but Fro
visions Are DuII-COId weather
Reports Lift wheat
Market.

CHICAGO, March l5.-Naturat reaSnon
from the stump on yesterday whedI nv ~
e9sss rSsssh s5a E Via reather Predicuons
held all grains up today. May 49, $50
kc higher, May corn &c up Snu closed un2
changed to a shade lower. -o
Wheat ruled higher today. Inc SpS a =
was strong on predictions Of q colo w.
descending on the western and southNgT
ern wheat states and on the Sap yss-
terdav's local decline. Much Of the firm
ness was due to the fact that ysster4aS
hsd left the market bare OF any, pressure.
The coarse grains felt the weather sitaa-
Wss IN sending In crop damage reports
and shorts, who had a pront IN slehI 90
cred As not much wnss1a1Ia MIC hiEher
at 75ha759sc and reacted 70 t5ndtS1cO
the higher prices consldersnIs this-
though the gains were small and there Mas
a momentary. dip TO 745te, the slosins one
were the best buyers. At. one time II ap-
peared that il was onIy the heavy selling
kst. NSy cIosed ke higher at 75hc- Local
receipts were IS cars, none OF c9nussn'
a total FOR the three points of $50 against
90 last week and 4s4 a year ago Primary
sSeb Susbeis isst week. seaboafd clear
ances equaied $4,000 bushels. Australian
s sfhlpm ass15.t f0 sis'd ? bushels a year ago.
Corn was quiet, but ruled nrm. Omerlnss
were light. receipts commune smdA dAu
l prospects OF a cold wave caused an OPEN
Ing hGAc 10 @G1zc higher for May, az
s2Ld64c. Fluctuations were narrow and
at one time prices were allowed TO slip on
to last nights closing figure on q Lack OF
demand. The southwest was . bullsn
and cables were higher, and these factors
brought a good reaction late and May
closed firm, &c up at s2E46Sssc- hecelpus'
s. Ears. -
Oats ruled somewhat firm. July was In
good demand and the market respondeo
well. In MAJ there was a wider range, IN
huenced by the action in corn. ms op'
ton opened higher, eased on when the oe-
mand ceased, but later recovered the los
and closed hrm, a shade 1p at $44S1hc
Country offerings were small. Receipts, o
cars.
Provisions were very dull. The OPENING
tendency was lower, In sympathy with s
lower hog market. There. was some eaTil
cash trade, however, and that with tn
grain strength. held prices up for q time
Fluctuations were narrow. The pit was IN
ciined to sell The support came iron
packers. MAY pork closed a shade lower a
G5. 421<d15 As: May lard closed at the prfc'
Il held all day, a shade down at $40. ant
May ribs unchanged at &.40d& 42h-
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat; :
cars; corn, 16 cars; oats, 100 cars; moss
Al. 900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

f. LIVERPOOL. March B.-WHEAT-No. 1
northern, quiet, IS Id: No. : RED western
winter. quiet, S. Nd: No. l California, firm,
6s 4d. Futures easy; March, Is lSd; May
s. sd; July, g.
coRN-spot, steady; American mixed
new. IS ID; American mixed, old, IS sd:
futures inactive; March. Is 1Ad; May,
PEESLCanadian. steady at Sc ID.
FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter. firm at
HoPs-At London Pacific COAST. firm,
PROVIsIONs-Beef. arm: extra India
mess, SOS. Pork, arm; prime western, 2Ss.
Ham, short cut, IS to % lbs. SIS Bacon,
steady; Cumberland cut. e 70 90 lbs. rs
short ribs, Is TO "a lbs. as 50; long clear
middles. light. Is 70 "a IhSy 4's; lS1g Slea clear
clear backs, Is to 20 lbs, ASS; clear bellies,
IA to 26 lbs, AIS Sd. Shoulders. square, II to
Il lbs, steady, 36s. Lard, steady; prime
western. in tierces. s7s Sd; American refined
in pals, 3es ID
BGTTTER-F1rm: finest United States
SOS. good United States, Sos
CHEESE-Ffrm; American nBest white
bss: American finest colored. 6s- '
TAILOW-Prime city. firm. Sas Sd.
The Imports of wheat into Liverpool las
week were 2, 600 quarters from Atlantic
norfs sOO0 from Pacific ports and 42,ao'
rom other ports. The imports OF corr
from Atlantic leyts last week were h'W
Receipts Of wheat during the last th-es
days. is, 600 centals. including $1,000 Amer
loan. Receipts Of American corn during IN
last three days. 1850 eentAls-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of che a ON Various
Commodities.

O0MmOoANhc1s !
NEW YORK. March 15.-FLoUR-Re-
market was dun and a shade easier. win
ter patents. 8.694-S0; winter stra1gnts.
xEiSteT extras. n'fSss q: Minnesota baS.
ers, Q.&ds.S; winter low grades, $-teG
sM. Rye nour, dull; fair 70 good. <-@g
CoRNMEAL Steady; yellow western,
u0; city, a30: B~randywine, $500
ahoat - sisss. SSsic e IE New YORK ear
sARLEY-DuII; feeding sese 6 II
WiAEAT-RecelPts. 500 .bu-i exports.
Tator and sc f o. b. sioat; No. j northern,
Duluth, sac T. o. b. anoaf; No. / hard.
Msnit9Ss Sszs { o ,: aHost For s,sl@s
BY the cold wave west but getting no sup
port. except from shorts. II reacted a little
close left the market steady AZ &c net adj
vance. March closed At seSkci May, sGt4
AIS sloI ssps a. sssss c Issi s g4c CLOSED
CoRN-ReeeiPts. SEQ 6g.; exports as
IA bu. Spot. easy; No. @se elevator
start with wheat and on steady cables.
corn eAsed on through realizing, but finally
a partial &c net advance: May. SAc:
&c; September. dossa a. S q,
sac: No ) white, = track. mixed west
ern. S2assc; track. white. SSgosc. Options
H1Y-D1li; shipping. 0@Se; good tC
~HoPs-steady; state. common to choice
: is61 crop. I4Haise; 1870 crop. iO4alE4e
HfDEs~steady; Galveston. % to Is Bs.
> Isc: California, n 70 3 lbs. lsc; Texas dry
LEATHERLQuiet; hemiock sole. Buenoi
. Ayres, light TO heavyweights, 24Aqzc
domestic fleece, 6Q3c
RICE-F1rm: domestic, fair to extra. a
: efPk6yfgfoNsSBesf arm; family. azo
= 6lam: mess. Sl00Q100; beef hams. tls0
: dl0; packet, AL00GlL@s city, extra Indi
mess, l7-5sdl90. Cut meats, dull pickle
d 1ickied hams. sAal5c- Lard. stsady: west
ern teamed. xE4oqSS: refined, steady; con
tinent, $40, South America. A05; com
pound. N@Qs9 PORK. steady; family
GUTTER Firm: zSGezSc
|. factory, lSqelc; creamery, held at n024c
rsnoyatsd imitation creAner'
CHEESE-Firm. state, fun cream, sma
colored. ia Tl3c; state white. la Il
cream. large eolsFed. n&G1ze; nh cream
EGGs-Rsceipts. l0.E0 pkss.: tame an
O. lover; state and Pennsylvania. Ice; wesi
ern. at mark. lee southern. al mark. HAl
q sUGAR-Raw, nrm: fair refining. 80
n : n-ac; refined. steady crushed. 6@c. pow
coFFEEHtssdyf No. ! RIO, sc.
MoLAssEs.F5m NsS Orleans ope
Dts1- free), ek6S<c
POULTRY-Alivs. nominal; fowls. II
Dressed. slow; chickens. ~s9nae; spnnl
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
kansas CITY Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, March 1A-CATTLE-
Receipts for week. 22,O00 head; last week.
1900; supply continues light values snow
net advance on week of 1O115c; choice ex-
port and dressed beef steers. S-1dAfe'
fair to good, &e0GS.20; stockers and feed
ers, 1&d6.2S; westerns, A-5eaoto; Texas
a50d55O; native steers. 1.50G65; heifers
A.0on5. 70; Gamers, S250n250; bulls, S-SSq
40; calves, S4oGSB. .
HOGS-Receipts for week, 500 mead
last week. 4l.0Q0:- arrivals light, quality IN
ferior; net decline for week, Sc top prict
today, &.45; bulk of sales, S&00u6.A ~ heaTy
S6.35V645; mixed packers, hght
Ss.45d625; pigs, A-S4Q5.5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts for week
1900 head; last week. 1850; increased sup
ply consisting largely OF western lambs
\ which variety is 10c lower; muttons are a
high point OF season; native lambs. shlOt
40: western lambs, t60oH&9; westerI
wethers. S.O0do.65; yearlings. $.6SGS0
ewes, s4SG5.15; culls and feeders. So
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

NEW YORK, March 1A-BEEvES-Re-
celpts. Sc head; no sales reported; dressed
beef steady; city dressed natives, sides, 14
l0c per Ib. Gables. last received quoted
American steers at E14615hc, dressed
weights; refrigerator beef at 1ec per, ID
export today. partly estimates, lilo head
beeves, 50 head sheep and 400 quarters OF
CALvEs-ReceIpts, g. head; city dressed
sHEEP kND IAMBs-Receipts, 1881
head; sheep, steady; lambs, steady and
FIRMLY held: about S cars OF stock unsoldi
sheep sold at S.25G5.50 lambs, SIS; dressed
muttons, sQ9hc per h.; dressed lambs, 90
HoGs-Receipts. 1,sS2 head; about steady
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

ably 1091sc lower. There has been \ good
demand. however, for the bunches how1n
quality. while the mmoue offerings have
been neglected.
Very few feeders have been on sale this
week. so that the market can safely De
quoted steady.
Quotations: Choice lightweight yearlings,
25QG665; good TO choice yearlings, 80
$50; choice wethers, S.QsQS-2; fair 70 go2a
wethers, AE1S.W. choice ewes,
fair 10 good ewes. Nau4.2 choiCe tam1S
yd25d6A: fair to good lambs,
feeder wethers, AucGA5o, feeder lambs
s4.5oH5.A: feeder ewes, &50Qa5A Repre-
sentative sales.
No. Az. ~.
81 western wethers............... y 20
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
oil ana ROsin.

OIL CITY, Pa, March I5-OIL-Credit
mems. Ss.ss7 bbls.; average, 1850 bbls. /;
runs. @.lg bills: average. 5.ess bbIs.
TOLEDO, o.. March B@OIL-North
Lima. sc: South Lima and Indiana, soc.
SAVANNAH. Ga, March 15-0lL@Turp-
entine, firm. sc. Rosin, firm: A. y. G, D.. =.
$50; r, no; H n0;L n15; X 20; M,
NEW YORK, March lk-OIL-cottonseed,
quiet; prime crude, nominal; prime yellow.
York. y7.1; philadelphia and Baltimore, S..
Rosin. steady. T~urpentine. firm, 47Q4Izc.
LONDON, March l6.-OIL-Turpenuns
LIVERPOOL March B.-oIL-rurpentine
spirits. firm, 30s Sd. Rosin. ommon, firm,
IS I'd. Petroleum, refined. steady, LBS 81
on. Hull refined. spot. steady, 2s lloyd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Nominal. Hogs Five Cents
Lower and sheep steady.

CHICAGO. March l5.-CATTLE-Re-
steers SssdfS@ poor to- medium, A&6
So; stockers and feeders. 25Qe0o; cows
and heifers, N.gGS25; heifers, S-SOQ0-Ss;
Gamers, H.5d2&; bulls. 2504Ab; calves
2.O0d650; Texas fed steers. -. 15qae
HOGs-Receipts, E,pW head,
Monday, 400 head; left over, .A50 heao,
10; good TO choice heavy, &.Stue45' rOugn
heavy, s6OoG6&5; light, S.SOQSlSi bulk oil
sales, S. lVq6 %.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 400
head; steady; good TO choice wethers, sd
HSS; fair 10 choice mixed. 21914.40i west
ern sheep and yearlings, A.75Qa69i nauNS
lambs, A.e0dS-6; western lambs, &.25GS.hS
RECEIPTS-OficiaE Cattle. $50 mead
hogs, ., 464 head; sheep, 6O31 head
SUPERINTENDENT: Cattle, 2,s6I head
hogs, l0,127 head; sheep, 100 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

ST. LOUIS. March 15:ICATTLE-Re-
eeipts. 800 head; market dun but steady
native shipping and export steers S-sSt
650- with strictly fancy worth ~
dressed beef and butcher steers
steers under loo lbs, 2SGa5O;, stockeIs
H&d5.6; Gamers, n4O4260; bulls, GV0g
L3; calves, $.OOqT0i Texas n anaian
cows ana heifers. S255n3S5
HOGS-Receipts, Zoo head market
S6OOd625; butchers, $S154645. -,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 80
head: market steady native mata3nf hu StSO
Ss5OG4B; stockers, u.5od2E; western
lambs, S5.65; sheep. A.I5; Texas sheep, Ato
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Coalition OF Trade and Otatio on
staple and Fancy Produce.

Staple and Fancy
EGGs-Including new NO. Z cases, SoOi
LIVE PoULTRY-Chiokens. sgslfe; old
ROSTERS, sa4c; turkeys, Sgi0c; ducks ana
DRESSED PoULrRYlTurkeys. maze
ducks. logne; geese. 1oghe; chickens ~
sUTTER-Packing stock. i7lEc; choice
dap, n saP PslH sgIsfs; seP pass' Sc White
bass, iOc; Dluensh. Ice; bullheads. 10c; buff
faloes, &C. catfish, Lee COD hc; Srappiss
pike, &c; red snapper. i0c; salmon, Ecs sun
ash. &c. trout SC; whitehsh. se; pickereL
Sc; fresh mackerel. each. aGsSe; smeits.
OYsTERs-Mediums. per can, nc; Stand
ards. per can, sc; extra selects. per can.
iects, NsOdf@; New York Counts, per gal,
PTGEoNs-Lfve, per doz.. ec
NEAL@Choice, e42c
CORN-5sc.
BRAN-Per ton, SiS0o.
HAY-Priess quoted BY Omaha Wholesale
$50 No. upland, E.5s. medium. 81:
coarse, $3.50. Rye straw, s. These PRICES
are for hay q good color and GuAhty' De-
VEGETABLES.
SEED POTAlOES-Per bu., M&dLS0.
PoTAToEsLNorthern, salt
CARROTS-Per bu., T5c.
BEETs-Per bu. basket, Soc
T~URNIPS-Per bu., oc; 'Rutaoagas, per
PARsNTPs-Per bu., eOc.
CUCUMBERS-Hotkouse per doz. Il
GREEN UNIoNs-Per. doz.. ec;
LETTUCE-Hean. PEE drum. -; hothouse.
PARsiEY-Per doz.. sc.
RADIsHES-Per doS, &c
SWEET POTATOES-Home grown. per
H., &c; Kansas, per Dol. S2
observation-disclosures seed. Grated, lAQ2c.
CAULdFLOWER-PeI crate 70.
ONIONs-spanish, per rate as; Mich
CELERYICslfornia, D8T5c.
TOMATOES-F1orida, per s-basket crate
asa r--s
APPLESS@ olssha Rsvi SO RsF B%BeSIhi::SoSsrs ~i PEE
IPEHRs-vikers, as; Lawrence. s2%6
GRAPEs-Malagas, per keg. y.5o
CRANBERRIES-Per bbL, $50; Del
NAVY BEANs-Per bu.. t215.
FIGS-California, new cartons. u; i'm
ported, per 10, Lal4c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES-California naVels, AW9@S
OIIEMoNIEsnsy. SIS; choice. 81
BANANAS-Per bunch. according to size
MISCELLANEOUS
-NUTS-New crop walnuts, NO. 1 sol
shell, per ID, 12c; hard shell per u. nte
! ar r1szils, per To-, lac; ni6erts. per ID. 1sC
: almonds. soft shell, nc: hard shell. l5c
! pecans. large, yer 10. lsc; small hci cocoa
{ HoNEY-Per 24-section case, 81
CIDER-Nehawka, per Dbl, 0Si Me-
5 iHfDEs@No. / green, sac; No. 2 greer
sac; No. l salted, &c; No. 2 salted, 5Ae; NJ
5 / veal calf. 5 to IN lbs, SC; No; 2 veal cal
I IL Helt 10 Be- 3 iO horse &c HIDES aE M.Sd4S.
3 POPCORN-Per h.. DC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
saga Market.

NEW ORLEANS. March B-SUGAR-
Dull: open kettle, 2h9shc: open kettle CEN
trifugal. &c: centrifugal yellow. E-l6c:
seconds. 2h651sc- Aolasses, steady; E
NEW YORK, March 15.-sUGAR-Raw,
Arm: fair refining, 22-32c: centrifugal 50
test 3I3-s2c- Molasses sugar. 2Z-azc- Re
& a.: No. g 3s5c: No. 10. a90c: No. IL, SIC:
no IL, 3sOc; No Is axe; standard A, L5c;
coufecuoners' A, 45c; mould A. 51Oc; cut
ioaf. k&c; crushed. 5Be; powdered. AScs
granulated, A75e; cubes, &C.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

SHEEPZThere we're not enough sheep
here today to make a market, but for the
Week the receipts have been heavy. as
compared with The supply for the last sew
eral weeks II II 10 be noticed, however.
there IL still q loss a. compared with the
sams week OF last year. The market has
been in fairly good shape all the week,
Oarrcularly when Il comes to good stun,
nd the better grades Of both sheep and
lambs can be quoted just about steady a.
comDared with the cl0se Of last week The
less desirable grades. however are prob
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

srs. 1o6l2c: fowls. dressed. ne; turkeys,
12t<d13c.
METALlToday's market for metals
was firm Tin was fairly steady, with spot
quoted at E60oT26G; some weak spots we're
developed this week owing TO speculative
demand and the small demand for ACTUAL
tin. Copper was. moderately ana
steady. lake was quoted at uAh. electro-
lytfc at S1G0GR.SIa and casting at 500
d12&. Lead ruled steady and unchanged
at Af2a. Spelter was firm. after 9 GOOD
advance for the week. CLOSING tocay a.
A.5. Iron ruled steady but quiet
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
Coffee Market

NEW YORK, March B-COFFEE-spot
Rio. steady No. 7 invoice, SIC. Mid. quiet.
wfth prices unchanged Near the close
there was partial reaction, with the market
nnally steady and net unchanged TO 5 points
hiHher. Total sales were $50 bags, tn
cI1dinR March at 5.i5c: May, 6s5c; June,
S40c: July, 6b0cg August. 66c; September.
Zoe: October, 6Tcs December $500; Janu-
49, ERdG OOci February. Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
Last sale. saOrered.


NEW YORK. March Ih-MONEY-on
call steady al 3 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 4Ld5 per cent.
STERIING EXCHANGE@Steady. with
actual bushes in bankers rates at AS7h
Tor demand and at AskFsQL5 for sixty
DAYS, posted rates, Sass and A.sS4; COM
.merciai bills, A-s4A44SA-
S~ILVER-Bar. Esc; Mexican dollars
SAC
BONDsAstate bonds. Inactive railroad
ho1ds STEADY: government bonds. steady;
ref - reg, ZOE; coupon. rsn; Dc reg. and
coupon. 1854 new IS reg I4; coupon ESk
old Is reg, III; coupon Us; Is reg. and
The closing quotations on bonds are a.
follows b..
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
Articles.I open. HIsh.l fowl CIose. Yes'y

Cash quotations were as onoHs:
winter srFaights. SL2oqS.70; clears, SSep
40; spring specials y spring patents,
wHEAT-No. 3 spring. Is&c; No. 2 red,
dG51xc.
CORN-No. 2 yellow. SIC.
OATS-No. 2, f7d47Ac; NO. 2 white, SIC;
No. 8 white, 46d4Ic.
RYE-No. 2, 57G5IEc.
BARLEY-Fair to choice mating, 611oec-
10 1 fax, HG No. / north
western. M; prime timothy, $50.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per Dol, kl5S
rms sides 0oose), H.304e-& Dry salted
shoulders boxed. S.i2zq725; short clear
sides Cboxed), s. 6QS.Ib.
WHISKY-Basfs Of high wines, $50.
rr.- -o. H. rar.intn ard nhln.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
81, Je..ph Live stock Market.

81. JOSEPH, March I.-cATTLE-Re-
300 head; steady; natives, $-OogSI q;
cows and heifers, 5.00@6.55i veals, G-O04
400: stockers and FEEDER. 2.5O4S&
HOGS-Reeeipts. $500 head 54loc lower:
light and light mixed, medium
and heavy, &0DS40: pigs. S.o03LS.
sHEEP-Rscelpts. lone.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

SIOUX CITY, March I5.-(special Tele-
Rram1 = CATTLE - Receipts, 100 head;
steady; beeves, A0Od5.T5 cows, bulls and
mixed. H.5OG450; stockers and feeders, 400
"a 90: yearlings and calves. 25eG42
HOGELReceipts, 500 head; sc lower, SELL
ing at S.gDlS.2O; bulk. s6.00G6m.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 100 head;
xfeady-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
.N.na154b t6n0l Ia. ID
Total -.

CHICAGO. March B.-C1earings. So. E33.-
40. balances, t2,5I21A; posted exchange.
A.S for sixty lays and ass on demand;
New York exchange, 1Oc premium
NEW YORK, March lh-ClearingA G2.-
Sfl67S balances. S3.SS7.eA
81. LOUIS, March h5Ciearings, 800
.6T2: balance s.. IL 452; money. 4xU7 per
cent: New York exchange. 40c premium.
CINCINNATI. March B.-Cleartngs, g.
$3.50: money. Sa per cent; New York ex-
change, soc discount; clearings, G,35ssFo
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

NEW YORK. March K-The statement
o. the associated banks Tor The week end
erase dl,1O.ooo; deposits. SeA-S7o.00, de-
creass e. circulation. Gl.4s4. so, In
creane nE. So: legal tenders. G0.0l4,R0. de-
erease Y<n LOO: specie, Hn.D0,s 30, decrease
Sx8 500; reserves. decrease
El6s,f0; reserve required N4eeG-hl de-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
Drv Goods Market.

NEW YORK, March H-DRY GOODS
TodayB market here has shown no change
IN any particular IN general. 90 far az
piece goods are concerned Cotton yarns
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

PEORIA. March k-coRN-steady; No.
oArs-InAsuvs. No. : white. SIC. billed
WHisKr-ou the basis Of H0 for IN
shed gooda
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
Miiwaukes Grain Market.

MILWAUKEE. March k-WHEAT-
STEADY; No. 1 northern. Hgl5le; NAY. toc
RYELScarce and unchanged
BARLEY-Highsr; No. 2 G9Se; sample.
8gSSSN-uax ase
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

&0N1AN
CATTLE%There were only a few odd
punches OF cattle here today. and a test OF
the market was nor MADE EUr ubarai r5n
and as will be seen from the receipts given
above. there has been a good' suostan1a
weeks, and also over the corresponding
week Of last year. In view OF the large
supply the market has been in very saus-
There have been a good many beef steers
included in the receipts each DAY. put tns
demand was sufficient to take them at Sooo,
firm prices until Thursday and Frfdayi
when values took q drop. As compares
much Change IN prices. but IT is notice
able that the medium grades OF cattle are
selling TO the best aGvantage an1 ssRR
something strictly choice to sell pucn
above 800, but as high as $3.50 has been
cattle de not seem to sell as well as those
that could be called medium weights. The
kinds mat pa rs sboss mat will sell within
20 OF $50, but they must be or gooo nesn
The COW market has been in good snaps
are concerned. A good MANI, COWS ana
heifers are now selling from A1h TO 30,
and mas oe sas 3Sily s e sa;s for rf the week. The
medium kinds Of COWS were strong tne nrs !
OF the week, but Sn Eridas b seSy m S0SA be &c
\ quoted steady for the week Gamers, how
ever have been verg SLOW sale all the
nave broke l5d1sc. The bulk Of the COWS
now heing marketed sell from 500 to $40.
Ruils- veal calves and stays are. all sell
ing in lust about the same notches they
we're a week ago. The good KINDS seh
freely. hut common stun II neglected
There has been a good demand All the
week for stockers and feeders showine
quality. The first Of the week they Were
higher. but on Friday. the market We.
hardly as good. SO that prices are aooul
sfeady for the week The common KINDS
though. are, II anything. lower. as quite I
few stock cattle have been onereo thi'
! week
, "H0GsLrhere was a liberal supply Of hog
here today for a Saturday. and as otnel
,nsrkefs were quoted lower prices, at tni
. noinf also took a drop. The market VS.
. an the way from steady 10 &c lower. N
! 1reafext decline being on the
Sors The heavy hogs sold largely iron
[ e III 10 625. and as high as $50 was Palo
The mediurn weights went largety. Lron
z q M To .SSi 10. while the light stun SOLD Iron
X IA down. II was a fairly. acuvs marke
i. ,hs better grades, and the buik OF IN
1artnxs was disposed of in good season
The lsfe sales were fully as gooo as tnoS
mdae earlier in tnf uay. ~aeotnt
As viii be seen from the ape OF reeeipJ
hove the supply fer the week not mucl
StSerent from last week out a. eompaIe
s9tb the same week OF last year mere !
: hx inerease. Prices acvanceo qult
-I4v m tuesday. wednesday ana Tnurs
/ - xben The average cost rescned ~
0Eh Il the highest price pAio N som
49, Reuresentative sales
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

PHILADELPHIA. March REUTER-
Steady; extra western st1cs
extra nearby prints. &c
EGGs-stea6y; western. iec; southern.
l5c.
CHEESE-Firm: New YORK fun creams
fair to choice, 10ihFliirC