Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
NEW York GENERAL MARKET.
a~sotafions 81 the Day IN Various
Compnodftfea.


NEW YORK. March 14-FJOUR-Re-
csipts. 25.5b bbls exports. TZ.76 bbls. Gull
and about rfeRdy Minnesota patents, 500
a. 30. Minnesota bakers. s3.20d3.4 40; winter
s.s6. Winter patents. 81 l56as.i 70. winter low
grades, g. 40dz. 30. Rye -four, easy, fair TO
good. 81 o 20; choice 10 fancy 81 ZIG
Szb. Buckwheat flour, nominal, $500. ID,
spot and 70 arrive.
CoRNMEAL-puili yellow western, Nu;
city, $40; BrHndywtne. So .4Od5.56.
RYB-Quiet, No. 2 western, &C, T. o. b.
afORt state, S6Q60c. c. T. (. New York.
BARLET-steady feeding. &c, c. f. 4
B Ta8AT Tal5inEi Sgaa99sIi S { / sg ( R sfBapts.
u1,S4s bu- Spot, steady; No. 2 red, 7g5sc
elevator No. 2 RED, SOac. l. o. b. Hhoht;
No. ! northern. Duluth, s7sc. 4 c. b ahoRt
No. ] hard. Manitoba. ssStc, T. o. b.. anoHt
On colder weather In the southwest and
fears of bad crop news shorts covered a
vHnced, being later stimulated by small
estimates Tor worlds shipments on Mon
DAY. The close was very steady at NC net
advance; Match closed 81 Sc; May, 7s1sq
Isa4c; closed at 7erc; July. 76MQ77c; closed
a. 761se; September. 75%n751e; closed at
GoRN-ReceiItE, 5000 bu.; exports. 118,-
$50 bu. sales, 1G,O8O bu. futures and 10000
bu. spot. Spot, easy; No. 2, SIC, elevator,
and BIC. I. o. b. AfiOBt; No. 2 yellow, 551AC.
No. 2 white. 571Vc. Instead Of following
wheat the corn market was depressed by
lower gables, more favorable weather west
ana lack OF buyers. The market closed
easy at hNkc net decline; March closed
at &c; MAJ closed ct EPIC; July, bo9sc.
OATS-Receipts, s6,O00 bu. exports, 2,54D
bu. Spot, firm; No. 2 Ahc standard
white, 45Hc; No. 3. 4sAc; No. 2 white, 45Ac;
No. 3 white, 4&c: track, mixed western,
market sased of with corn and was dull.
May closed ri 40c.
.HAY-steady; shipping. 55@7Oc; good to
HoPs-Unsettled; state, common TO
12isc; Pacihe coast, 1902, 24GzSc; is6i, zi9
HTDEs-Ffrm: Galveston. % to rs lbs,
1se: Texas dry Is TO 30 lbs, lac.
PR0VIsToNsEBeef. dun; family. "a
loo; mess. S9.O0Q9.50; beef hams, S2O.5O0
EL50; packet, S~12.O0d13.OO: city, extra India
mess, S4 20. Cut meats, firm: picked
bellies, nO.6o@11-S; picked shoulders, 500
qs.25; picked hams, s11.50Q12.5a. Lard,
steady; western steamed, $0.50i rehned
Pork, firm; family, S1s.5Nd20.OO 90; short clear
S19.WUA.W; mess, S18.25@1s.G.
TALLOW-Quiet; city, 5lsc; country, ga
BUTTER-Receipts. 4.S61 pkgs.: market
hrm; state dairy, 26627c; state N
&c common TO choice creamery, 1sG2Shc.
CHEESE-Receipts, 3,O86 pkgs. firm
fancy large, state, full cream, colured,
14AQ141zc, white, 14d14hc; fancy small.
colOred, 1bc: white, 14Aac.
H9Gs-ReceiptE, 4,SS7 pkgs; firm; state
ana Pennsylvania, average best, 19lzc;
fancy western, 1sc; refrigerated, 12q16c
POULTRY-Alfve: Easier: turkeys, lac;
fowls, 12c. Dressed: Steady: western chick
ems. lac; western fowls. 13c; turkeys, 16d
I7c.
METALS-The leading metals continued
more or less unsettled and business was re-
stripted. Copper remained nominally IN
changed from Friday. with standard at
ia; lake and electrolytic, S47bn1b.OO; cast
ing, 0A.621&61b 90. Tin was reported trreg-
ulRr. with spot quoted at s30.00da.2. The
American Smelling and Refining D
late yesterday advanced the price Of lead
80 points 10 - .6Tn. and this basis now rules.
Spelter quiet and unchanged at 81 .20d75 .25.
Iron remains nomtnRlly unchanged and
uuiet.