Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 23, 1901, Page 10

THE _OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1901 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL | #55e i Mdnie 720 [ INCREASED RETAIL ACTIVITY [facrsss e i soreente et v | o s o oo e v, | OAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET EATHER-Flrm; ) c ¥ . g made fts appearance and the new kt. 3 ; Mar News o Hund Before Opening Tap of | gisio: s syt i “bedd wiime 41856 | Forerunnar of Good Spring Trade in Varions | S ne ool A1ar Uhe manes market | 6 s, SLIN S money, S0 V0T “0: | Fair Bus of Cattle and Prioss Hold Jut 1950, packet, 00g10.00; extra Indla moss, 4 o i b < Py i A one rbi AR kel ) o | i Hes, $0%10.00; pickied shouldars, $850a8.75; | | Mard movement in prices, bised on the fa- | 899,050, Now York exchange, f0c discount; | 3 bt —_— plekled hams, #2540 Lard, firm; west - vorable crop and business outiook, the in- | moncy, 46 per cent 8 COMPLETE RECOVERY FROM WAR SCARE :"‘. 850 h ‘\ms.‘.l ';'u % f....u ind. | PRICE OF STEEL GOODS TENDS UPWARD | i1 <:r"l,':‘.i .‘w"u'\'h"r. ‘|"',', Sacls AP The thik | BrADSTRERTS W o Trapg, | 1065 TWO AND A HALF TO FIVE LOWER b4 . 621471 5. 75, B85 o 17,00 mess, $15.50% | ) Of further deals anli’ combinations among ey — " [ 105 gl . b Ios S T e e | Trade e R g0 Muosant A% ywes and Wethers Were in Good De- 1 i 813 ] " . g OW S Flrm, oity (82 per pkg), 4%¢c; | Staple Lines 0 sus brioy 0! epecutatiol 1 ] Corn Opens Kasy and Declines on| TALI m per pke to sustain a buoyant tone in specutation NEW YORK, March 22.—Rradstrect’'s to- | Wand Today at Steady to Strouer | 2 1 country, (pkgs. ity Bearish Conditions—Onts Moder- RICR-steany estic, falr to extra e T morTow Wil sky Priced, hut Market on Lambs ely Active and Flrme i Ranite Sk Rk 1o Trade fs «till active, though perhaps not Wwas /olow YR, Pork Closes Lower, o e o {7 L AL Cheerful 80 buoyant as in weeks past, partly on 18 wertern lamb mund crenmery: adke; heia ecedmers, i | " ount of the hatural subsidence. of the —— HOGE-There was another light run. of S B et i AN Cnskr: ks NEW YORK, Mowcth The al ¢ domand”at wholesale and partly SOUTH OMAIA, March &2, | 1OKS here todav, an i Withoten the demare Ky | tancy, large, colored and white, 11611 NEW YORK, March R. G. Dun & |8reat variety of m \ts In the stock BHow And caln SictiaCm the: horiheen | Receipts were. Cattie. Hogs, SHeep. | Trom Giher polate e Unfavorable reports CHICAGO, March 2—Wheat was 8ol | guney) emall, colored, 1fige; fancy, small, | Co's Weekly Revl ¢ Trade tomorroy | MATKet today under the shifting operations mow. and rain storms in the n he | Official Monday 9 [ fhinity_ 10 bhv thete' i auyers an oppors Py U TaticEY o i rarien | IRy, XIK 3 b "] Co.'s Weekiy Review of Trade tomorrow | {i“ A0l WhdaY under the shitting operations | of the country, From the sauth the [Officiai Monday ..... § 4 tunity to buy ‘their " droves fgibe lower Y - u W P Q" " quite strong, ence | rst distinetly nfavorable ndvices re c o8y . tha yosterday n e \ eftuation and recovered later on «light KGOS Receipts, 18,720 pkge ; caster; west. [ Wil say Deing, the mohs hje. fmost potent Injuence | colved. for tome time past come s a fa | UHIGHI Weanedday : N Ol i 2 penlng o few couragement, May closing 4@%c under 3 {r gt mark, MGG southorn, at’mark, | The position of general business is satis- | belng the mate cheerful O e b aan [ ault of the hewvy und tontinued dectine in | OMCIAl Tiursuay ... | s 8690 Was piid for 291-pouid pe KD . May closing 14 121 12% ctory, be ’ % week by in- | markets o ugreement reached betwasn eavy ind con Otticial kric 1 | Was 2t an t ass, which terday. Corn closed a shude higher and | “LG0UMRY_Allve, acive and firm: fowls, | crenmed aetvity o sl opemtions | Great Britain and Hussia over the dimesity | the price o cofton for venrg | OCIL PTIGRY... s 2iic highor than the' b iy oats at a like adv Provisions were | 113ge; chickens, 10%c; turkeys, iligc; dres roughout the west and in some Atlaitic | A Tlen Tsin. The kries semed to have aj ade comparisons with ear 24 [ Niter (a0 the highest price of the year euled to ors favor the present season, ns may be gath- ( Five days this week 3 Atte o AN u AR gy very irregular, May pork closing with a net [ steady and unchanged, rd cities, which I8 considercd th ““:’l‘v“! 9 the m‘\-l f ~:|‘r|f<v‘r.~ ‘&‘.r'. 'I’n‘ .r'o.fin" M gl U RDACR (T }Mm' QHYY I8t Wesh ; fre ||::M‘_|l|l~" Jfow load . hu‘”‘ d cline of 5 result of ren - o1 & generally good sf crade. | . a ble BTG OVer | ou w, fetusis and th 1 | Bume duys week betore ) Mmar cased oft_un o ':I'I‘I A, ey i st o R OMANA WHOLESALE MARKETS New enterprisc s refiected in the largest | Ment here yeatorday and they enjoved o St T ey e e 1o | Bame three weeks ago e, better Grades’ tald "ot and May lard 214 Wnditios of hardwate and general materiais and con. | frofit-taking = sales " were = particularly | fOUR Explained by the prepatatiops for | Lans (Ut Tast yeos 1 "o A and the medium weigh News on hand botore the tap of the open- on Ntn Faney Produce. Riin e vy e o s S Feicon T Inrge wencen' Dringin; | Ebeculation fh stocks, WhICh has reanitd | AVerage price i iof howw foF the WSt | ta move toany Ehyhelhts wern vory' o ink gong was agalnst bulls in wheat and | | EGs- veral; good stock, 104g | o0uS afe very dificuit to piace. Collec: | WaLhon, Bl o lnrge Miluence [n Dringiius in new brice records Tor many, woc inftios, | SOVETAI uays, with comparisons: e L untl the end, May started out with a decline of 41l 0| TIvE pouLT . well maintained. karnings of all r acts | Ul market ful, and farmers in that sectfon hope 10 1 1000, [1900. {1899, |1898. [197. 11890, 11895, | wiring aoli At 580 wnipket, an the | 4@%c, selling simultaneously at ¢ AVE POULTRY - ens, ; for the month of March 10 date show & | The local munfoipal stocks were under de. | fl and farmers i that, section hope 0 | ___ AL g8, and pracdcally vy Liverpool was easy and the war scare | So 58Y Ot Tronaern &2 sein of 108 per cent gver lnst year and i4 | fiec preesure and upparently a very la Textiles are still the wore wpot in the [ March 1.5 2 4 6y g 360 SRS 8 In good sea ®cemed to have become a thing of the past. | $8KD POULTRY—Hons, Practically the whole mansains extend 10| cipal members of the group were lquids trado situation. Cotion s lc lawer on the e Argentine shipments were too heavy for | @5ci reusters, ducks, Sgsiec; geese, 3w | RIHCTELIY Che wiiole cou improv Short | WAKINE heavy inroads upon thelr prices! ?..:T'..‘,,;' |.~'".1 i"yv':",.‘"" ,..“”.:, e sdarch comfort for thoso who want to sell Amer- | A turkeys, Hghtwelght, 9g10c; heavy, i@ | (jme” his been adonted by Fall Rives cot- | Altempts were mada to hiold the magket by | Far ‘WnC e below a year ago. ¥ 1o | Marc fean wheat fn forelgn markets; northwest [ ¥ (o oL #3750 | fon mllls and there nre reports that some | fAVANCINE Individual stocks here and therd, | S0V 6o are deprested. Cotton Soods are | March elpts were Hbora) and the weather dis- | 3 SAME-Mallard ducke,, o doz, 8275 | "o outhern weaving miils are about to| Pt ey were oo for "eontiniied | depressed and price-cuitig Is the rule, bt | March thy wpringiike. Discouraged longs 3 Mol ROLY: mixed, §.BGLI. curtall production, but this has seen with. | KTV simply o8 a cover for continued | SEpTueced Sné pricescutiing s the jule but Sarch RN . e W - e « effe on demane e hdhoto | ¢ heavy tone In AR by arch @ 1 1oc PATALOF, 23 A .m;,L o n.lulx‘ m.u'\.:"" iy fther | @mce the first Ui the week has aud [ the agreement of Fall River mills to run | 21EEH | SH _OYSTERS—Kirst grade, solld | Vg, iatione of bl ron and finiehed steet | mAr influence o the general mark . co :’.",'L vkhn for the \fext vvunlI:v;nu;\vl\lwux"’l March dropped 1o Tolge. The scantiness of sen ! « wards, g Counts, | the wholesome “element of consorvatism, | Fallving point “and was bid up SN Sy ool sirengthels 4g ColtoR'] Qupeh Doutd ctearances and the Nberaies of e | Second grade.shick e, New York cainta, | \ht, Wholesome “eiement “af con; quarter of lust Athrduys high level, " [11il | weakens. Old lots ot woel wre ‘closcd at | MAFCH ceipta ut primary pointw came in ws addi. [ JUF U B Sxt selects, des st | Keeps the advance at # ate gk alh poin Moever AN close Wl h 8 | O e e " ovicen iy DUt o008 | Mureh Yonal bearish factors during the period of | “"Fihk Stan | 18T fsnck hass, 18¢; | the tendency of the mi ‘ B T o NG LOR the [ are the best situated of wll, and the new | March bull digcontent, At this recession irom y White titom, o et o hal ends: Mo | toward better things most S o naing, FlN], Stosks, the | S0% Snarket is Juithy b Ll f terday’s level the market received good sup- | Wi Catan e et e Cropplo, | U0US strength s upparent in Hos A gl LY A Bl B4R 1 aro strong and even buoy- | Murch port. The cash situation was reported im- |yt Q%000 CAaR, B3eq cod, Be Cropy [ Whieh now commands $17 i iifues, Pennivylvanin 1ed’the former groun as in’ times past, the ' western | farch . Modern Miller sald . few | Jniaoek o iacketel, ‘1bc; peroh: 40 vhile stecl billets have sold at & - i1 Ansy e § Slbpiaye he % antivi i | March il 0 A ddock, e mackere e perch, b catbon billets - AR o LU B \ an extreme advance of 2 points. Re- plays the greates vity, an ! oncerning the ravages of the | g uike, B 1" snapper, 10ci | ¢41 h"“ ',"‘m',h: ..n’.'} 1 ¥ ‘l;‘;‘”",l‘_:”t“ of i traflc so large as to tax facill- | most strength, while eastern markets | Jarch 1. & ;{‘- ‘This 18 the seagon of the Hes- | g e’ gt se; smelts, 10c; trout, |1 nd of highe s to come o) o 0 be fu excelle cond on generally NGIONS wr doz. # o’ & dvance hile ese quol - e 0l - ber o 0 Kroup | centra ern s are crowded h - o and the Price Carrent “has dficovered | VIR el sitne = [ ihow moderate, waine much, il ek | o0 e el o buying of the Watash | orders. INirnaces are sold ahewd to July | THe omctal or of cars of 102,000,000 bushels of wheat which had bee HAY—Prices Omaha Wholesalo | 10 PAIC for immediate dellvery and 10| jiocke was on a very henvy scale, and il |1 and prompt deliverios command o pre. | Prousht in today cach road was: overlooked by the government ind other | gay Dealer wssociation: Choiee upland, | & all u|nm|w 15, *h. g ™ e | offerings were confdently absorbed. The | mium. This week's ¢ ction is the Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. statistical agencies, the crowd lent s ear L 38 No. 1 upland, $1 medium, §7; cohrse, | CERCCLSC that new ore prices would be| teorerred was carrled up an extrome it | largest of the year and r prices ar » M. & Bt. P. Ry..., if to the buze of the flv and stralghtway it 85750, Ry Stras, $. These prices are for much I‘v-vul‘.v” the femarkablo atrengih | Sogina st The top, and the common Ea predicted, Ore will not sell much lower on 8t. L. Ry develop th ket had been ®old | huy of good 4 quallt Pemand | 1L _PrOgUcts wil e nd sus altes 1. Nothing definfte {8 known as account of ving of leading mines by url Pacite Ry vory v 4 standstill. Shorts scam- | fair, Receipt ‘fl'““”"’-‘; bhak 4 - g source of the buying, bat the of the mbination, being Union Pacific system. pered to cover and May rallied (o 8%c and | OATS N0 3 white, 25 uesantly emablished for ol I tihties broperty Is destined to ab. | porti SXPOFt business 1s (o} W. Ry losed wteady, Wide under yostordaay, at No. 5, B Isisville resion and peices aro irin. Ameng | J ther system ture, but prising Americans a o, Now York Feported twenty-ilve Inds il s s T il Tycher deprosaion in tin | some continued show. of | securing falr orders for finisnied material R A y uken eXpol ihoard ¢ cen i EGETABLES s SH AU, et I tes that | strensth among the group of minor raflroad | notably rails structural worl e . & O. Ry. i9 wheat an v Uil to 9,000 bushels NACH—Per bu. box, T8c. nl‘.‘:Iv’;h-l-l-nm,.‘('v'-:i»k':[ th .r:‘uh”ll.n l.',.'.‘:,t ”'L('i | properties. which hive be 1 recently prom- [ other metals are fairly steady, except tin, | B & M. R, Ry fle recelpts aggregnted 711,000 ‘UMBERS—Hothouse, ‘per doz., $1.50@ | |iiiiated und preparations for the new erany | inent, but none of them was well hotld. The [ Which is elightly lower. C,B &Q Ry..... bushels, compared with 155,00 bushels the | o s to st RIS a1 EHOTOLS Sabeacs b " Denver & Rio Grande stocks m up 4 | War talk Induced some short covering In | Cii R, . B, easi. oo previous week and 4,096,000 bushels the cor- | = RGN T PS Per bu., 40 ¥ POOLRehT "J ATEIY ;"';"‘“'1 ed for staple | for the common and 314 for the preferred [ wheat this week and flour strengthened on | C. R, I, & P. Tesponding week last year. The Modern| 40 RNIPS-Por bu. basket, 50c. linos, mithough highepriced xrades “hre | on the belfef that they wiil pass Into the demand, but crop reports were in the | THiinofs Contra ey Miller's report, whic tracted attentio T8 Per bi., fi e, “oush lighepricd control of the Missourl Paciic, Northern favorable. Corn has been in good ex- - #ald Hesstan fly damage coxtended from | (- Per bu., 10c S L L RERC i Pacific rose 6 points, without any news. | port demand, but s held down b Total recelpts ..... 07 22 3 Texas to Michigan, and In Per b, 3640, Aoty th 1 Seat Western Unfon. moved up over 2 poiats, | in suppli ther at th l The disposition of the day's receipts was more to th In the s y Per doz e, e it s i | Ameti 4 and the preferred of the d. Th and | ag follows, each buyer purchasing the nume of the winter belt the publics Per do Hy B i B LR A R4 B 2% on rumors of congoli- [ higher pr 3 has resuited in | por of head Indicated: announ the fly and a small green insect ' Per bii., ¢; Idaho, 504 500 1h the Tovat aikae Tor patent st 5 wtional Paper rose 3 and the [ talk of a ¢ ing worked in May de- [ “Ryyers, " Cattle, Hogs, Sheep. are muitiplying fast | olorado. i - oY ANocs al market for patent and | Sroterred 24 on a reported working agree- | liv at . Present prices are the [ omaha Packing Co 153 146 209 Corn_opened easy and declined early on sD POTATORS—Early Ohlos, 55@6ic; enther 1s in good demand, but quota-| ment with ' competitior. Sugar moved very | best r vears past. Sugar has |G, H, Hammond ( 11 1 bt freer country offerings, liberal recelpts cons | Red fRicer Valley, o Triumph. $110 are unchanged. e’ mitomiotas | feregularly hoth up end dpwn, on large deal- | shown some perative: strength and | Swire and Company. . ... 4ot B talming a good proportion of contract grade, WIET POTATORS—Per bbl., $1.7 2 daolined stoadny for twe monihe. o | Ings. 4 fractional gain is noted after the late | Cudahy Packing Co..eo. 654 SiT T SALF1Y 1iberal su 00d weather and sympathy with whent CARBAGE—Holland seed, Ib., 1% 1L dn: the. Averuke. ot ao The preliminary estimates of the cash [ marked decline. Armour & Co ply in sight this morning for th upport by a leading operator, however, | TOMATOES—Florida, per #-basket crate, amounting to 7.2 per cent. Despite the | movement indicate that the receipts and | " Returns from sample orders of shoes are | ' Booker & degan 2 last end the week, but packers t checked any pronounced weukn A good Mexicans, per i-basket crate, $2.50, weakness n domestic lines foroign hides | Shipments from and to the Interlor about [ coming in in good numbers at Boston and | [obmun W 00 e 4 .o | hold in good shape at this potnt and bought outside demand sprang up lute ONIONS—Olio, per bu., $1.75, ¥ are tending Upward &) Y balance. The subtr y has absorbed in | help to dispel whatever un Nty may | W, I, Btephen.. . oeeees L up the ewes and wethers ay good steady tlons of unfavorable weather OELERY—California, 48 to slze, 60@75c; | | reports teiegraphed this week in- | the last week $ 0. 1t I8 possible, how- | have existed among manuf ers’ as to | Livingstone & Sehailer, . : .| lo strong prices. Wethers sold as high Ang, together with the purchasc ahe K 2561 3¢ » that the winter wheat orop 1s ever, tha special movem y_affect | the outlook. Orders are increasing, those | famiiton & Rothschild $.70, and ewes brought $4.50. Both bunches :,l-:v'.‘l;?' m:m 18 by :mxi” lulm lr"u|h|n|l in| CAULIFLOWER — Californla, per crate, | and an unusuall p the showing, as th for thq weck : Aing last week u|nr|| 3070 T et l“ll»m»'v'l v the Standard Cattle company P rec y and the ‘close was firm. | $2 50 S Jlanted e %0 ¢ wt, | Weeks past. It has been rey ) year ago, ugh nearly 10 per cent below | 5 u The ‘market on la oW eve! s A May wold between e and Hi%aditee, clos- | BEANS—Wax, per bu., $.30; string, per Caes by Tiossian Uy v beed | think hat several milllons | were ahiphed | last yoat' for the scason. Leathers are i | st Alawhinney. sior | Hittlo Wiow “and weak. " Pagkers ‘stemed (o ing a shade higher @ %e. Recelpts s exaggerated. b 4 from Chicago on aeccour f subscriptions | good demand at all markets and light- | Morton G, & Co o o 3 have about all the lambs they wanted this were 221 cars, thirty-one of contract grade. | Per bi. bo: (1 for the week nambered n | to the syndicate of the mbination. | weight, though quieter, are not accumu- | field over i X 3,208 | Week. and for that reasor were not vers Oats were falrly active and firm, largely ’er bu. box, United States, aguinst 187 last ye mi| The call for the liment on | lating. Finished splits are up %e on rough 3y o 2% [Niberal buyers today A0 sympathy with corn, although yester FRUITS. Th CANRAR, AERINAT 87 a8t yeat subscriptions to United States Stecl | goods; kangaroo finished ure strong: export ) 6417 4,504 | There was 1 ough feeders offered day's heavy shipments had u steadyin: I ERRIE ; . o v s B g corporation. to be pald on Monday, was|demand is strong, though not equal to a ) YA M v (tle | f0day 1o make a test of the market, but it effect and held th ket {n Eh ol RAWBERRIES—Florida, per at., 8 | My i » 'oney | ¥ bl 1 here was a fair run of cattle o a and held the market in the fa . " without perceptible "effect on the “money | yeur ago: green hides are weak, but skins Kk Is safe to call the market steady liberal selling by local interests, July was or Ko, $7.5069.00. WEEKLY CLEART TABL market Kteel stocks were very aulet [ are in good demand. duy and the murket could be quoted | “Quatations: (holve fed" meihsrs, $4.400 relatively firmer than May, the ruling ais bhl:, $1.55; \ashington, per — ay of the buying which made | Wheat, ieluding flour shipments, for the | lominally steady all around. —This being | & @Gttt zood meherar syouimn: S count belng e, A growing disposition to AR 3 Aggregate of Bus ransncted by | them 8o strong early in the week is now | weck ngxresate 326,64 bushels, ' against | the lust end of the week, buyers were rot vearlings, $460G4.50: falr to buy July and sell May was shown, R RIES-Bell_and Bugle, $9 per the Awsocinted Banks. attributed to the account of the organiza- | 4 bushels last week B8 ‘in the | 3810 cay ahd the. ay herare nytiey were | yearlings, $1.40G4.60; choce lightwelght celpts were 165 cars. May sold beiwe bbY; Jerseys. per bbls b0 per orate, B NEW YORK, March The following | tlon syndicate and is belleved to account | corresponding week of 13, ,761 1n 1899 | JORIerGay and ‘the S un agre: but at the | owes, $4.1504.3; r to good ewes, $3.901 and closed” u shade up at i rabboat Fauhe g bie, fled’ by Hradstreet shows (he | for the unexpectedly large proportion and BA06318 1n 1898, From 1 to_date [ 24TC /Mo Lhey bought up what was oftered | 415; ‘chiojce lambs, $5.16@8.35; falr (o good ‘G D Bl idehdd ) Y e Y Ay J . 4 cks_deposited ‘in assent to the pl 1his season’s exports are 146,625,100 bushel ai very satistactory prices, lambs, $4.90G5.15; ' fooder owes, $3,25@3.00; ORANGES California se ank clearings at the ncipal cit for @ S0 9 7 There we fr cars of beef steers v e ' \ The hond ket continued f 4 144,220,301 14 o 1 180,9 y eef feeder wetl 3,754 o = - the week en March with the percen- I'he bond mar - H 44,220, ast season and 97 = | Includea ol nd anyvthing . 'S, Ha4.00; feeder steady opening on’ Hght he receipis, | 4 - tage of Increase and decrease us compared | Irregular. Total sales, par value, $5,425,000, | \ s, and any & $4.30G14.60. Representative sales: May pork opened unchunged to Se hizher o WIth the corresponding we juus Sompared | {"itea States bonds were all unchanged on yrn_ exports for the week aggregate | Ml 80od just ‘about yesterds % &t $16.05@16.10. and under realizing by longs ¢ Al . L Budetotllo 24 the last call. 505,08 bushels, against 3.246.575 last weck, [ ROtChos. Some of the loss desirablo grades | ym'western ewes. .. i’ dropped during the first hour to $16.80. 7 . > - The following are the closing prices on 5,818 in thix week a vear ago, 4 may have spld at a little easter pri , but 1 Colorado-W: ,”m"":l'.,w s 10 close was stead ©at 316 A & the New York Stock exchange: 159 and 1, in 1868, From L T s TIRE wround vOStern Wethers............... 116 4 70 5 [ | - T T date, this s Kood - weason, and, M fact, practiclly catern 1ambs. ... 8503 it AT S Perstin Atchlson . 0T Wabash ... 219 E varything oftered’ was cleancd ‘up betore Colorado-Wyoming Tambs. ... x' 514 and | Lo, Tialloween, 96,01 do pfd | do pfd..... and 125,153,576 in 1898-99, the HOMIIDE WaS FA R eV eL s 3 Colorado-Wyoming lambs.... 81 515 Armour 3 M IS ¢ .0/ Baltimore 2y .. Fallures for the week In the Unlted States 3 ¢ § native ewes. ¢ 135 4w ing responsible to inglish walnuts, per Ib., 13¢; fil- . number 231, a8 against 207 last week, 192 in The supply o cows was not large, end |, S ; 1 310 native wethers. . W 4w mslderable degree for the recent big ad- : . " bt wis, Central ... B e ear ago. 18 0 1500 315 (o jse8 | While buyers did not go after them' with . vatlce in pork, sold pork heavily througn per 1b., 1ic; nimona; 1b., 18@20c; N \ Y this week a vear ago, 182 . 215 In s A b g tr L as much life ‘us they did yesterday, the AL - 4 brokers ind bought ribs, . i e i BS Foawieds B | Bt s 1| ghes. & Ohiog Tosihira Avenus and min ik cundian faitures number | W0 e Drecrings broukhe steady pric-s | CMICAGO LIVE T STOCK MARKET. 3 d recelpts tomorrow; ] cocoanuts, | Pittsburg ... 7 9. ncag A PR as: ” " 8! enty-el +| The early market was perhaps the best, e Teonbis Iofprraw: Whe Baltimore ! i C, B & Q ational Tube.. twenty-three In this = week n year ago.|.."u1ong toward the last end seilers claimed Stendy—Hogs Open 16,000 head. ke iE—No. on, So; No. 3 green, | Ban Francisc a Al Bapreds thirty three In 1889, twenty-nino [n 188 and | {ne market was @ little weak. Five Cents Higher. g JeBet o h ¢; No. 2 salted, bg oAt . ooecrenesss i ¥ do pfd Aday " orty In 1897, Bulls d at fully steady prices, if the| CHICAGO, March 22.—CATTLE—Receints. Rsoe iR SuCuTee TRIged a8 f0 1 veul calf, 8 to 12 Ty, S % veal | Kansas City 00 ! 111000 enleago Am, Bxpress R quality Was sutisfuctory. The conrse KINGs | 1500 head” metaghes 0l ThLE=Recelpts, Articles. 2 1o 15 1bs., Ge; dry hide: i sheep | New Orl e . 9 . k 201 Pipress BN LR wero neglected, the sume s they have | whout steady: butehors' stock seak. fodi s L o veland ... 7 ' ' g A 8 » Wells- urgfl, NEW YORK, been all the week, and brought no more ; good 1o prime stee Wit Minneapolis ... ; T A L fend %y today than steady prices. Veal calves dlum, $3.754.90; stoc vy 2 | i Detroit Seviwy Colo, Southern.... 10 s « paper, cent, dily at good, firm prices and Stags | active at § Nt uH Adily cor; | Loutsvilie A1 | 21| Tdo 1st prd.. RE IRLING EXCHANGE—Firm, with ac- | § 10 stoady, § May [T6%76t| 760 s 3 " Tet g ot e Providence : do 2d_prd...... tual business in bankers' bills, $48774GAS b Were Very faw feedets on' sale to- Corn-' [~ | | ! i duly 3 hard OMAHA : | Del. & Hu h for demand and at $181% for sixt i day and the demand seemed (o be suffi- Mar. | 40 3 CHighér: No. 2 cash, ®%e; truck, | Milwaukee . o] Del Lo & W . posted rate cient to tuke what was offered at just May (404G 1ida@ig 10%@ 41 10405 May, Wia0e i 2 * | Buffal oo Den. & R. C 8 e IEh albout steady prices, There have not Leen FIPCIARN i (B 1 {4 14 L St 00 4 A vack, 20 | Indlanapolis v do pfd...... 3 ot rtificates, 62a6de; bar, f04ci | many country buyers on the market this Recelpts today, 16,000 head; tomor Mo ts— | A May, 2 ‘white, | Colymbus, O.... 5 v | ERle i 8 n dollars, week, probably owing to the unfavorable 000 head, estimated; left over, 1.0 e PO o] S MRV, ¥ i 2 " Paul 5 do_ st pfd.iil ) wedo pfd........ svernment, steady; state, i weather which prevatled the greater part | head; opened . weak ta oo’ leor ol July 243200y 2% 1Y - Quiot bid ACLLLERCRS Gt Nor. iTkstAmer. 8. & W.. 45| ullroad, irregular | of the time. That fact has, of course, cut | eirong; top, $6.15: mixed and o hers Pk T il vera ma 1 o | EOEVAR s ¥ seeee | Hocking Tola, o gt 10, | he closing prices on bonds today are as | down the demand on ihe. part o &0od to cholce heavy, $6.006.15; rou WAL B " | Hartford "7, . «.o| Hocking Valle 4 **Am. Tin Plate.. 101z | rollows: trades, but still good stuff has sold ry y VY, $5.8a0.95; light, $5.85@6.00, bulk o $£.7504.00; prime worth more; flax, [ Hitffond et 5 ey t g, bt — B RN i LA N v i lght, $6.5506.05; Bulke ot ARG Memphis . 36000 | Towa Central ... 894l Am. Tobucco i| UL 8. ret. |+ . Fesentative sale 1.AMBS—Rocelpts FLOURStewdy: pat Washington ... i : Ao ptd.. 13 do prd.. 1| “do coupon ... : 3§ BTEERS, ¥ e ke Rt Tow xrades, $2.500 corha FYAbe ] R 5 Ana. Min, (o do 5 4 No bl iy g 1 Al T, $4. 180000, rale o) R Tinass, ELOGSE hesior ' ] it e et e Ra e do colupon 1115 MU o de 't 100% | No. SR mixed, 83004 tern sheop, $1 "ORNME 3 ekl New Haven ... 4 8§00 | Lake Shore ! Colo, 3 LB0%| do new s, Teg.1381(e) PR ETI 30 yearlings t BRAN—Kirm but qulet; sacked, cast | \o% Hive (Tl PaNn BRI S i o FH B B B XL el ; 1 2% > arling jonative lambs, $§ ¢ ,\ 810, 00; p o, | Atlanta . . coeee | Manhattan 1o 3| do pfd..... ) do old 4s, reg...113 [*Ore. Nav. . w o Lot Bl i tmothy, $10.00a14.00; prairie, | g3 e Gy § 3 Met. St. Ry.. d. Steel . “( do coup SN | do s Beisi | 1410 el Stook Market. WHISK V- Steady at §1.37, RRAHEORLE, BNse it . Ce Hlado Pl 2| do Bs, reg.....I50 oves e 5 ' 1062 CANSAS CITY, March 22 —CATTLE NTTES-$1.00, Fort "",: 3 . . ectrio 30As8 DEs, 1,000 natives, 200 Texans, 400 iotations were as follows: N ',"':I"“'“» ‘;“fi . 3 . . | we "*'"\”- R ng e t native beef steers closed slow; Texas steers. RoBleady; wintor .patents, $3.000 Portland; Ore. ! | ¢ e _ oL Rlo G W18 . 2 cows, stockers and feeders, Strong: natlve 880; steadghts, $5.2005.00; chears, $2 909,305 ROVISJON Tower: jobbing, $16. | $5 Joseph $o4 1| Mobile & Ohio L T Atch. aas AGRpIAE L) o 1 B O, B8 . beef steers, $4.5516.50; stockers and feeders, Epring sp patents. $3.20¢73 \ Lards HIRhNE o T St e Low Angeles . ! E Ni I\m.\-l T | . Can. So. Us, 08 Bt 1, & 8 1" g, 68, e 864 $00a5.15; | western | fed stoers, $4.006 00 S his, o o Siait L Roxad Jots; x{re shorts, B Dew Motnes ... X ; N. 7. "Contral.. .18 '[Nat. Bisc cloar tibs, $8.25; cldar sides, $8.25. Bacon, | De% Malr st : . SHOURL, DOKRT \loth L Riceg Ahovte;” §8.ATH | fiore 0T ot eonas | 8| Nor, & West.... 80| National Tad ", “do 8. F. d. S0, P ¥ e . HOGS- R, By 3 s | Clear T 0; clear sides, e Grand Rapids .00 i | a0 ‘prd.ceeeens do pfd....... 8% | Chicago Ter i s aay th et Nieh 5 ! 0 No. i i ¢ 5. Speltc ! < | wi steady to ftge higher:' top, $5.97%: bulk of NJ’ \.';l:hlw @ iNsn I“.\l!,_l Al Lead BPelter, | A gust, Ga..osssers . No. Pacific ....... s tional Steel. 4| Colo, So. 4s L MRS R O&T sales, $6.80a5.9; heavy, x:'.m,. .?1; mixed p " h aales at % TR R ; b pastl Ny ooy e & 5 i ¢ ] 5 AL N ith i oA ayton, g do pfd o pfd T D. & R. G. 45,1102 (Tex, & P 1 ) packers, $5.80@6.%0; 5. 604 e BXREAY Sioog fecding, A5aT e s gahickana. THEeHoO! | Segttla ..., . 3 Ontarto & W, S, Y. A. Brake. Erie gen. 4s.... i A g . h',‘.“;&‘;;‘w* S0@h.90; light, 15,807 plgs, cholce malting, 4S@ssc, I Rlaat L ™ oL Koens, tens TUCOMA 1ovveenes B ). R, & Noo INo. Amerlcan ... W& D 1 3 . SHEEP AND LAMBS—Receipts, 700 Lead; BEEDS-No. 1 flax, $1.50; No. 1 northwest- iy e Spokane . ¥ <o 16 |Pacile Coast .. v ¢ 3 5 market steady: western lambs, '$51045.90; § e tmothy, $1.2004.25; clover, 134c, repacked and cases | Sloux City . sesas ’ v . o a. Central 1. 1174 Lo e 4 * p westorn wethors, $4.50 weatern ¥ et grade, $10.6510.75. % EARd ? ARET | Topeka ... v <o | Reading e B i .8 N. unl. 4s !3) West Shore 4s...115 ¢ lings, $4.7505.10; ewes, $1.00a1.50; culls, §2.75 CPROVISTONS- Moss pork, pet bbl., 15,85 ur, 10,000 bbls.; wheat, | gojede <o ires <l do dst pfd. e M. K. & T. 25, 80| Wi 5 Vg, o i $2.700 Phoulders (Soxed), $AB0GETE Bhort o DHIEMBNTE-Flour, JRUim T whint cenl o o ptd. o8 | de” bt “Bid. v § : o, LOIE., Mroh B OANLs m. Sldos (hoxed), 38258 471, WO Y. 1 ok, LI y : : 8 Lo & 8 10000 2% Pullman PG e — - : celpts, 60 head, meluding 10 Texans; mar- WHISKY—Pasis of high wines, $1 e . 3 do’ 1st pra.lll SilStand. R, & T New York Mining Stocks. ; BoC s anade shalss Tar Bativen Shoniinete Wilmington, Del...... i do 24 prallll st Sugar s 2% NEW YORK. March The following [12... 5 i native shipping and export steers, The receipts and shipments today were a 8pot, | 1all River 5 JAr ) 4 "he p . follow: DNy Callfornin, 6 No. 2 red | Lawell i L h'u =% . d I‘U & 12 | are quotations on mining stocks S T "::‘:x.lml‘::; and butcher steers, Articles, Receipts. Shipments. | wostern winter, 6s: No. 1 northern spring, | New Bedford ) 5 5 1104 fa A Al P o Chie! w“u:] bl : 3 2000 | g Mad; futures, qlet; May, 6s %d; July, Knoxville, Tenn. ... i .8l bt 1) ",'\'1‘.1. g Y ;'yi'u"'h,r_' b ) e 1R, et . CAL DU ocvieninninee . 1o Airmingham ... o PE b i ity Cowm, bu. e )) GRN—8pot, 'firm; American mixed, new, | 1 1oniee o ‘ 40,89 y gt B & O, Rubber. 19% | Breece Onts, bu..i.... s 3% 10%d; American mixed, old, 48 1%4; fu° | Binghamton ..o 142,400 E Rye, bu........ it tures, quiet; May. 58 104; July, 38 9%d; | Lexington. Ky L g R N e .00 | September, e 10kd Jicksonviile, 4 Hberal lines and the bear conting illy helped matters along by taking ri side, all of which had the inevita rather lagged behind. Chicugo and Provisions were very iri v, following poor rE, rs) 60; bulls, 1y to'strong $4.00475.00 ading gen. [ A vevenend 1146 g €& O sl 010TE 81 Paul consols 1841y - 4 ' Texns and Indian, $4.00a4.90; cows, 832 L, ult o B8......... .121%Ke8t P, C & P Is . 4.25; heifers, $3.50a5.00; canners, $25003.10; Y. Central do pfd... |*C. & W Ts My do bs . . 4 bulls, $3.5@4.75; calves, $1.506 cipts, 11,000 b . market 150 RS AND HEIFERS. 18 |Ophir : g 1% i a1, Texan and Tndian o 0. Pacifl 4| 4o pfd.......... 59 | Brunswick Con.. |Phoenix".ooiiiiiil sas3844 498 dDieenine 11D 0, Yoowh and hattare R B So. Rallway ! {Western Union . 8514 | Cmutack Tun [Potost ..ttt a5 Recelpts, 7000 head; market o DUl T Amal, Copper.10iad| Con: Cal: & 'Va savage o ‘1010 3 plgs and 1ghty, $.806.95; packers, . 101 ex acific opublic 1. & 8., 16% | Deadwani oF ! [Slerra Nevada utchers, $0.0516.0 On the Produce exchange today the but- | PROVISIONS- feof, casy: Kalumazoo .. Unlon Pacific . B i A | e e e IRbIl Hanss “aom butchors,” Sbaios {engmarket was falrly active; creameries mess, 6ladd. Pork, steady ANrom taerenss Q0 B8l . C. CO& 8L 60 | dron Siiver .11 88 |Standard ., 3 X I Titkal At R ity . 210, ETr TV oons, ac: | western, 63s. Hams, shol ., | Chattanooga . 4 - 4 2 le C r+d o 215.65; spring 3 tive, 104@1%e. Eggs, dull; frosh, 1% rone, ' r, jAmsrioar refine Rocktord, "1l : 3 *Nominal. *Trust recelpts. s*eEx-aivi. | Zcadv! 3 il 20 B0 lambs, $85a5.6; spring iambs, 3,500 i = - . strong, 418 Gd; - prime weste, Canton. ..., : 8.8 dend. n Ipts and’ ex-djvidend esatry . v . o8 3 & i L 4 WEW YOAK GENERAL MARKET, | {erces, strong, Als. Bacon, Cumberland | Soinstield, 0.0 ond. c and ex-dfvidend i 110 cut, 2 to 6 I1bs., strong, 46y 5d: short ribs, | Farge, N. D. 3 Th lal Advertiser's ~ London London Stock Quotations. 1% Yo Yeuls Stock Market. . A b . ), s financial am says: Activity is grow- oyl ey RiBatna ¢ . VW March 22.—BEEVES—Re- Quotations of the Day on Varlous |16 (0 21 Ibs, strong. 12s i sioux Fails, 8. D. 3 ‘market here. On ' good Matol) 8.—4 9. m.—~Closing 1040 o ) T e Commodities. dles, Tight, "33 to i 3 Bremonty NoDi.:o1ese bisiness today the tone hardened consider- | SO0 oo™ 05 1316 Pennsylvanta ... ' ue 1100 3 medium 4 lon, 100 Off; stecrs, $4.2 YORK, March FLOUR—Re- | cloar.middles, heavy, 1 Lo & ibs., iy JEROOD aeans heraesves ably The report of the Anglo-Ruswina | Cos noney 3 Reading ........ seaeenrs B 11500 B0; fat $1.0067.00; bulls, $1.007 1,770 bbls.: exports, 15 ohie ;| short clear hac 30 dbn., strons, 98 | Little Rock ... N 5’5 | understanding was the greatest help., Amer- No. Paelfic prd. .. soresseer 800 1085 3 cholce 10 extra fat c anlet and - stea, Minnesota “‘l' “I"I‘“,?; ";'.“,',','l’,',, ””""”";.;";,"N sifong, 4a: | Youngstown, " ican shares were buoyant all day buying g R . Cables, steady; shipments, foogads; winter putents, $1.0004.5; Winter | *510p8-At London, steady; Caltfornis springfield, [l 3 1 the sharp spurt upward of the Denver |s- | flinols Gentral .14} (Grand Trunk [, W r i, 1 . 82 Oregon, £118@ €4 178, f Bloomingte & sues and Grand Trunk common. The jun 018 21T Ry - 2.80; winter low grades, 824662 60, LA " & . in P, pfd. ST Rand Mines floyr, steady fair to good, § 115; cholc LN Duil: finest United Btates, 90a; | Jacksonville, . In Grand Trunk was a smart one and AT ] ¥ e f8IP od, §3.81 )i cholee | o064 United States, 68s started i theory that New York was bu: onLes ;;. 0;.'.; ‘\l_ N.2003.6. Buckwheat flour, dull, | ®E8 RESI-Dull; American finest white Totals, U, kg b ..'vr..‘mr.;\' ;\(nu’.‘»:‘ WAE lle:u o VER—Dull, 21%d per ounc “BUCK Y H AT S0G62 wnd coloped, 48 Totals oniside N |2 <+ | llon pounds were taken out of the ma 3 e 9. PAE Qjinos BUCKWHEAT-Dull at 6gez, o 1, o o R Prime city, ¢ 248 6 b X v 0 n MONEY—{ per cent. Rate of discount in N W MGole, o % Prime clty, dull, 24s6d; Aus - ey ¢ o pay the first Istallment on th Mgy ot e 00 PR AL CORNMISAL Firm “ tralian In London, dull 8 8. DOMINTON A s, Call loans were 3% per o L f thr months’ bills, $%@37 #le; city, ) Bra g MO | Recelpts of wheat during the lust three | - - g ‘The Bank of Bombay has r per oenty fok . - RYB-Steady %) b, | ABYS, 264000 centals, including 248,000 Ameni- | Montreal . ee from § to 7 per cent en afloat; state, @ by | can Recelpts of American corn during the Toronto ..o - S RARLEY Inig, 16GM8YS0, o, 1, r, | 185U three days, 106,49 centals. Winnipeg coaleneens Hoston Stock Quotations, $ ¢ X ensuy ST. JOSEPH, 20 oo, SRR HANLAX voroirasses | BOSTON, March 22.—Call loans, 8@4 per | WASHINGTON, March 22 '8 state- s o Nk “ Bl iics. G Kanaas City Graia » Hamilton o 2 f conti”time’ loans, +per cont, “Omefal | ment of the treatury balance in the'gen: | & . Rt T i Aty AT AL Sho™e . CANSAS ¢ ohn, N. B, «is| Glosing: eral fund, exc o of the $150,000,000 golc a ong (o 10 Eher: 80tc, elevator; No. 1 northerr. Duluth, Sog ) Victoria s ose s AL T & 8 Fo.. W% Union Land . shows: = Avallable balances, $154.% 3 helfers, $2.3044.75; bulls and st 8itye, 0. b afloat; No. 1 hard Duloth TR do ptd Mis West End < 08 |106; gold, ¥k, 44,521 1.55; yearlings and calves, $3.7604.%: stocks o28c, £ 0. b 'afloat. 'Options At first wore 2 3 Sash, ¢ Totglen.oeeeies /8 ARG W0l...... | Amer, Sugar . i g ers ‘and feeders, $3.5064.75; veals, $1.7507.0, inclined toward heaviness, solling off 14 e ol B B oo p B ey do ptd 421 |Ateh kel | Wool Market. B HEIFERS, HOGS-Recelpts, 6,000 'head;’ market 5o under Hquidation — Impeiied ' he 3, 38, ; Not Included In totals because containing | Am. Feiepion 214 Adventure S| T LOULS, March 22-WOOT~Quict, un- y RHERH lower; all grades, §.7@5.97%; bulk, .80 cables, fine weather west OATS- other ftems than clearings. Boston 1b'y..265 °| Bing. Min. Co..l 233 | changed: medium grades, 12618 light . 3 5.87%: plgs, strong and small seaboard clew § RY 3 4 ser———— . Hoston . |Amal. Copper... 101 | fine, 13@i6e; heavy fine, 10612¢; tub washed, | 8.0 " SHEEP AND ' LAMBS—Recelpts, 2,300 quent stir i export 1 : 0U11.0; cholce | BRADSTREET'S FINANCIAL REVIEW. | Roston & Me.. Adlantic L | agde. e 3 head; market, activi : lambs, $4.900 alarmed shorts and prompted n fy ¢, B L& Q... 1654 Boston & Mont. .85 LONDON, March 22—-WOOL~The offer- . 4 g %; vearlings, $1.40%5.00; wethers, $4.1084.75; teadiness, helped by a bullish Modern Mil. | . IR—Creamery, 17G20c; dalry, fancy, | conaiderable Strength and Activity | Dominion Coal... 38 |Butte & Boston..101 | fngs at the wool auction sales todiy 1um- AT g ewes, $3.85GH.25, Jer report on the crop outlook. ‘Closed firm. Kxhibited During (he Weelk do pfd...........110 |Cal. & Hecla 14,740 bules. The attendance was [ 4.0 g " o net decline; March fives 4 esh flem; Mizsourl and Kansas [ ¥ ¢ * orre | Federal Steel 1 asuglcentennial ..., and operators were f [ i . Stock in Sight. hn 0% S doz., loks off, cascs returned; | NEW YORK, March ~Bradstreet's | " do pra 100 Pranklin .. ) icans competed eagerly for Jeaes ollowing are the recelpts at the four closed, S0%c; Beptem Me; Clow god tases meluded, lsc more. | Financial Review tomorrow will say Fitehburg pfd... 14415 Humbol and pald full rates for medfum B & sholaming Sre S JEatr i Matte B o, ¥ 2 S—Wheat, 55,20 bu.; corn, 1 Strength and activity, fully up to the re- | Gen. otrie.., . la . . Superfor scoured and "r“TI‘"",",“ AN BULLS. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. CORN--Receipts, 5 bu.; exports, X W 24,600 2 cently established standards of the market, | 10 Il("l EERI n . 52 firm. Mlnl-vhula (ere generally 1 % 1. 4 " South Omaha ' 5,168 ba. Spot, firm; No. 2 e, elevator. I s ke i 1) 24,800 bu.; corn, during the week. Prices ad: ‘l\';vi_ Elee T11.... UINCY 1oveiinnn ighe .,‘,“f““ B oD, of DaN § o o 6 Chicago . . 4.000 market apened’easy With wheat and o WA0 bu.i oats, 4,000 bu, Vanced In the early days of the week and | Mex. Central . anta. Fe' Cop.. Wit a ready s & are the s g TLoalD st but later rallied on export talk and >, steel industrial stocks falrly shaved | N. B. G. & C..00 12" Tamarack ...\ New South Wal wcoured, | D : g o371 speoulntive sUpport by western i Minneapolis Whant, honors with the ratiroad lat. In both de- | Oid Colony ... Utah Mining @l ba; greasy, i nsland, ' 2 M 18 losed firm at a partial e decline. POLIS, Mar - partments of the market new records as to | Old Dominfon |\ 361/ Winona ... v...... 6% | balex; scoured, b sy, 6010 s i . T losed, 49c: May, 461l o 3 v, 7 3 v, on Lhuotations ~ were made, and, #lthough | Rubber ........ 00 verines .. Vietorla, 3.300 . bil [ te brad | 1 e uly, 484@i6 7-16c; closed, track, 3 hard, No. 1 northern, Pihere was a considerable ‘amount of manip- | Unfon Pacific .. greasy, $@11d. Bouth Australla, 80 hajes; ' A gy RO Lk o eyt oot S, TARST NS & SEpMONRRIY ADORAS pF mapi Scourel, Mdiin bigd: wreany, atipd. Wesi| 111 Boyd Commission Co. GATE-Receipts, 102,200 bu,: o 3 dy: firat patenis, $.05G415: [ London showed ltile interest in tha mar- ——— Australia, o bl Sreasy, 44d. > e by i No. 2, 3 No. 8 white, fe; nd patents, 359504050 fiest clears, $3.00 | ket and the tone of speculation therc was 0 balex: ¥ . bikasd: mixed westorn, @0G3tkc: track white, ‘2t | G3.10; second clears, §200:2 10, Unfavorably affected By the Fumors that a| OHAHA. M 2.—Bank clearhngs tos Cape of Gor e 43 3 Soe. Options, quiet, but firmly held. BRAN--In bulk, $13.25613.50, collislon between Russfa and England in | day, $1,016.157; corresponding day last year, O a ey aroass TLd . ' &iin 1 OPS--Qulet; state, common to cholce, - hina was poseible. In fact, the storles | $8814817 increase, $134,706. 66 bales; greasy, b . ! | Successors to crop. 17020c; 1899, 1@ loe: old olds, o0 Peorin Market. that an actual clash between forces of the NEW YORK, March 2. —Clearings, $200,- ViC 1 | Paciile coast, 1300 crop, 16g19c; 199, 11@ | | PEORIA, March 2.—CORN—Easier; No. | two powers at Tien Tsin might oceur un- | 562715: bulances, $12H07.91 BTOCK [ 2¢; old olds 0. L settled the money and stock markets | - PHILADELPHIA, March 22.—Clearings, | PHILADELPHIA, 2 . g 1 p Y—Steady; shipping, T@80c; good to| OATE—Inactive: No. ¥ white, 27ie, track, [ abroad, and on last Wednesday produced # | $15.851.866: C d demand ; 8 i e E Bo d & cholce, S5 95c. WHISKY~Ou basis' of $1.37 for fnished | selling movement and a setback In prices | CHICAC —Clearings, $23,401,- i v D tancy nearby, . - B : ames . 0, g v *, 3 Wiz 30 HIDES-Biady; Galvésion, 20 to 3 ks, | guods, here. This movement, however, was ap- | 012, bulances, $,005,480;, posted exchange, | 25¢; exceptivanl lots, A it nadli ‘ Froescers = s D e D e e S S e a1 p 8 -Recelpts, 80 head; demand fair, prices steady; veals, $1.50; selected veals, P AND LAMBS—Receipts, head: sheep, steady’s lambs, firm' to shade higher; sheep, $4.0045.00; few export sheep, £.30; culls, $8.50; lambs, $5.5666.20; clipped lambs, $5.121 elpts, 8,200 head; market higher Totals