Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 3, 1902, Page 6

BOURSE WAITS FOR RESULTS | Though Well Impm-od with Prinoe’s Re- oeption, Values Are Unaffected. SPECULATION MARKET IS OVERDONE Pesides Domentic Obstacies the Ger- - of Trade s by Kafir Trade. Center Cheek Magch 2.—Although the recep. . g nited States tion of Prlm" thry in the made an _excellent impression on the Pourse I the 1ast week, it did not influence values, the disposition being to await prac- tical results therefrom. After the revival of speculation in the / U “few weeks the impression gains » und that this matter h Dbeen ovi one, consequently there is endenc( take' profita. Besides domestio conditions; the bouru was _further affected the B o epomuiation in ‘London. O ile the American iron reports for the last week reported favorable, and the do- mestic iron market continues to improve, the bourse quotations on iron shares weakened through overspeculation. Sev- eral price advances in iron were an- nounced during the week, and the demand for iron is Increasing. Coal shares weakened considerably upon renewed reports of the bad situation of the market, growing stocks and slow sales. Satnings Jor the month of January show @ marked decline against th or the month of December. The feature of the Week was, the great strength of bank s the result of the publioation of various bank repor e conditions set forth in the report of the Deutsche bank are characterized as brilllant, and made an excellent effect on bourse | The Dresdner bmk‘ and airine the sposition to he loans. sugar _bounties affected sugar Shares, but not very adversely. Easy money made a smooth cary-over, wnd money continues to be offered in great abundance. STOCK EXCHANGE INACTIVE ted by Po- London Trade is Not An sition of the Money Market. LONDON, March 2—The money market during the mot encourage activity on the Stock ex- change, where a period of stagnation has succeeded the recent sharp outburst of motivity. The seitiement passed off easicr than was expected, but he market ig stil fndebted £8,000,000 000 to the bank, with the prospect of continuing to borrow from. that source for some time to come. he most notable feature of the present situation s the continued demand for gold position of the last week did Oruring .the past week the Btock ex- change was altogether languid, in spite of the news from South Africa and the suc- cesses reported by Lord Kitchener. ‘American_ securities were not helped by the declsion in the ‘matter of the Northern mpany, @as operators are & the fnal adjustment of the case. ‘Although the outlook is considered to be Zavorable, home rafls were despondent, in. Jages and taxation setting' oft crea chuJ) lustrini shares were dull, in sympath with home rails. Mining securities are val- orously attempting to recover after the sharp check the carnival of speculation rm!vad the middle of last February at the settlemaont. The position of mining shares is heaithler, since many of the weaker bulls have been shaken out. but tne volume of business has shrunk to comparative nothingness QUIET WEEK FOR ALL CLOTH Manches: Closes Strom #ish and Sales Are slow. markot had ot mesk, cioeins siro; a6 u_gulet n and sluggish. lglun Were unable to make uch progress. rs are closel nleh- the cotton n- o u‘.‘u lzl to the ference that these may OI, In, which case they ll\llolp‘ln lower n m- -nmlmc whatever move- qment 0 y be in the immediate fu- ire” I the "Taiteg States, supplies here nre conpidered ample Indian or ‘the present. with offers Dl“r?ny descript unn 'm few sales nem foned distant dellveri he yarn uctlan L ‘most unnu-flu- \nr‘n ost of the spin in, dl-pou ners are ted fairly well Iurpllod wl(h cot!nn aving stocks yarn of which to, OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, ondition of Tr on Staple and Quotations Fancy Produce. EGGS—-Recelpts heavy; market firm; fresh stock, 2lc. I LIVE .POULTRY—Chickens, §@%c; old Foosters, 3@Mc; turkeys, 9@luc; ducks and Beese, DRESSEL POUL’I](Y—Turkm ‘ducks, 10@1lc; geese, ens, oé UTTER—Common to 'falr, 19c; cholce wfc'l. fi: (GEONS—Live, dos., 80c. Cholce, gm-a. e, 4. %nm 319, ¥~ Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale Realers’ association: Chotce upland. 2 upland, §7.59; m; medium, §1; coarae, ')t.v ese prices are for o pod neolor and quality. Demand uvxorum.n . . POTATO! Northern, §1; .I-? 10, Salt Lake, Per bu.. o, UMBERS—Hothouse, %NIUN‘—PCI' Head, per dr: Y—Per doz., 2c. m M—Hnm. 'grown, per mfmluh Nl kers, $2.35; hvnm .50 gm'?muu F':-"gl nw per Per bu., $215 Il cartons, t ported, per Ib., Liglc. M TROPICAL FRUITS. G fornia navels, §3.0093.25; bt-:y 26; cholce, (e ber bunch: l.;oumn(nu) size, llfl:ll-mloul m- —Fer 1o, o tod. 7c; R{ watied ks %! 5"""“. Ay e o "&iu'.“.'a ’ u 18d; old. b 2nd: fu -n—'u "‘u.,.‘.‘: and “éorn cl cloth wi ‘There the 'eek for China, and inquiries ... '5« .xflmo western, In tierces, 48w, stead ‘ Hmeflun flnun! whm. m‘Il ! rican, Tpool: centals; eorn, boxes. ms, xe: bunor. ; S0 tlerces; rd, her pro 49,000 sacks; wheat, 1, 76,000 centals; bacon, 20,900 b $%00° box oul ———a NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Quotations of the Day on Varives Commodith, NEW YORK, March 1.—FLOUR—Re- celpts, 24,087 bbis.; exports, 21,000 bbis.; mar. ket -(nd but 'not u.-dv-. winter .25, winter nts, $3. 0. 2 'alurn 6640, £. 0. b., i, New York, carlots. ul celpts, 157,90 bu.: ex P vsady No."3 ‘red. ToTige, o. ' No- 3 red, 8840, olwnor. RNo. 1 northern £. 0. b., afloat; s Duluith, BWe, 1 No. 1 hard lba.w,t.ob At first a shade lower on large ve on March contract vhnt n.lll-fl wlth coarse grains, being heiped also by fears of cold weather in the whell belt. In the h, &lmfi , 82%c; Ju 82%c, filloéd ‘So0; Beplember, 8130, 4% bu.; s, 20,290 o: fn"slevagor and i -mmm- in corn duting ired by fi cables and stron, o-u market, alf trade proved sm o mark the close, with Tand B o s n@?‘" "'"'Sz,g{n, s s OA’ pts, 51,00 bu.; l)x’afll. k.‘ b flHfie mixed .ammhfi ; {.' mln"‘“o‘i wes| o Option ATkt was croitel and shrony west on & squeese of shorts, and firmer thy. lhlwlfll, ; good to choice, Wgflhc HOPS—] state, common to choige, 1901 <rop, @18c; 1900 ‘crop, 10G13¢c; olds, 3G 6c; Pacl dlca .cnuu 1901, crop, 14@18c; 1900 crop, : ol ROVISIO! 00; mess, $9. at Deitice, i 9'& ckled plcklsd hams, @l& t lfl ern steamed, §1. ned; firm; continent South American, $10.40; compound, $7 78 Pork, steady; tamily, Efl'fluw 00. short clear, $17. LEATH hetmlock hole, Buenos Afres i ht to h &we(:hu 2% 1DES—Inactive; llvelton, 20 to 25 Ibs. 21'to % ibs., 19%c; Tex: ibs., 1¥%c. OOL—Quiet’ but firm; domestic fleece, 29¢. ’?Awa—Flm: city (32 per pkg.), 6%e; country (pkgs. free), l’?m RICE —quiet; domcati falr to extra, xasiye. AKX LS Hiolders of copper who bought the melnl for a culative deal fi slight demand and they are somewhat anx- fous about selling. quoted rates. The official prices stand changed. Tin is quiet and -tndy Leld holds firm and unchanged at “- ter is also firm, with $4.2504.30 {ron warrants were quot York; No. 1 northern rouna No. % northern found: southern foundry, !1& southern I'o.lndry, St. Louls Grain l.-‘ Provisions, 5T, LOUIS, March x.—wnmm\_é‘,:- 2 0. cash, elevator, tracl #c: May, 82%@83c; llly.‘ll;,:c No. .‘}2 ORN—L:;wer, No. 3 eash, &0%c; track, Mo s ke, f cash, rac he; July, %’ C 63¢; O t 8le. LOUR-Guiet: red vinter patents $.80 L00; extra, fancy and straight, $3. 50; scarcely more teady at §3.10. N—Dull; sacked lots, east track, 8 m%—guu; timothy, . §11.00@14.00; prairie, b lan—aufl‘-t $1.81, 5 than C BAOG(N H] lobm b Qulet 't bs, Firm at u .15, 25@9.37%; clear $4.06@4.07%. ; ture e, 3 “Tadocs dasey, iS—Steas 26%c. RECEIP‘I‘S—;Iour §:000 bbls.; wheat, 2,- 0 bu.; corn, 50,000 bu. 3,000 by SHTPMEN TS~ Flour, qooo Bblac Wheat, corn, 47,000 bu.; oats, 2,000 bu. ulet; creamery, RS, Yt VR No. I, 78c; No. 2 red, 8ic; N Ng, imyfl e, )uy.n c; September, ; cash, No 3 mixed,’ Siagezc; No. 3 white: @He; Ng. § No. 2 white, 45c. RYE—I\O 2, 6le. Uflm—cmmcw. 21@2c¢; dalry, fancy, Flrm fresh Missouri and Kan: u-c-, lo dezen, cases returned; new Whites s B bnmx‘x_rrg—wnm, 19,200 bu.; corn, 37,600 ol umyufl:NTsTm heat, 4800 bu.; corn, &,- Evaporated A NEW YORK, March 1. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Oats Hold the Attention of Speculators by a Budden Jump. GIVES STRENGTH TO OTHER GRAINS Reports of Shipments from Chicago Cause Flaurry—Wheat is Slightly Active and Corn Aetive and Somewhat Nerveo! HICAGO, March 1.—An excited oats mrnt held the attention of speculators in rmed shorts May oata um.fi and IRfiuence, muon o"un-.a -da y whea! 3 gy T e - e 0l of May oats was orderh # mixed oats n:‘l of regular -l.niu- for m 05 o there was a lively scram| to cover, There ‘was some fear t it an attempt wi mld‘e to . force r:‘lu.fif r.:m the 0. mrllTnll(lIl\IQ slow lnpzclhcn are no |ndl“ olll lm ?l‘ly in- reaking g the roads. the vgint o' an e Th_ influences alded in nipu! n: ed which dul not come 1 ot | SEISESy i they " advemced: My "thus 0 um? st firm, %@¥e higher L) ts, CAars. eat was &u" at times, but with a tende! chacl y o & 8‘3 market: % 1l and 16 range was not heavy nd all told lhen wll little of importance d ris con- tinued to Some 15 from the sout west, but the crowd was slow {o believe them and on the heavy rains as inclined to bearish. El\llllh ‘cables wers rather firm and the sharp bulge in oats and the corn strength _hel early The outsider was buying moder: the provailing sentiment sgem confidence. lers at the same time were cautious. ‘l'heu was no demand f wheat lnd there was nothing % that was the o ne; r those pncu (he first n then, when corn broke, eased off to My’ cloved easy, o lower at l\eul ts were 34 cars, none contract. and %8 neapolls Duluth reported total for the three points of 382, agalnst 361 last. year Primary recelpts were 60 bushels, compared to 526, Biaboard earances squated 328,000 bushels. Corn was active and somewhat nervous. Early in the session small acceptances and_higher southwestern mar- kets firmed the market. Cables were Hightly Higher, but were disappolnting to Dufla: as wore the incraased the upturn in oats held corn to its l(NlIl‘!h ay opened ? Fluctuations were ust e opeing and May sold up only o 62%c, when oats were at their highest. As soon as oats started to react onrn holders began to unload and the market turned de- cldedly weak. Stop orders came out freely around 62c. The cash demand was dull lnd although the weather west was lllll stormy country ofleflnfl vere liberal. broke, the offerings bel taken mostly bs lhol‘ll and holders o(x vileges. May sol 6114 %c and closed heavy and ;‘..x K @%a Jower at &isc. Recelpta were Provillonl opened with ‘a better tone. The light receipts and higher prices at the yards were factors. Commission houses did aome smail buying and further advanced |ca On uige packers offered f Ly, nfln‘lderlblo ribs were sold and on the ‘rllu slump eased 1 oats, ; hogs, 83,000 head. The leading futures ranged as follows: Articles.| Open. | High.| Low. | Close.|Yes'y. 'No. ’ b quotations were a8 follows FLOUR—Dull; winter pn.uu,E o; It lllh , . q :p';—m. ; Shsciale, $ish; patents, $.50G810 tral ¢ fi o0 5, To@Tse; No. 3 red, SIKG@ I\H-No ‘; oew r to cholce malting, ®@ 'm—NA 1 0ax, si8 north- western, §1.8. & Smothy, beS0g0n PROVISIONS- Mens DOFk, Dbl .30, , per 100 Ibs., $9.1" ribs sides (loose), salted .houla-n (bolad) ort clear 2 w%ll-. CR@ATYe; Jfii e fotlowing were the'recelpts and ship- mom-;fll:'r the day M APPLES—A better demand was noted for | R eyaporated apples, but prices were un- cha . The tone continued steady. State, common sood, Tic; prime, 3G ney, u{ue. I ri- b- to "’&Ammnk?k::m DHIED s and activity in a - bing way; prunes held steady, flr‘h od- rute demand at unchanged ices, and aches, rere ' and “quiel. Apticnis B ar) . unes, bortge. Peaches, peeled, MADRID )dlrch 2.-~The Bank of Spain report for week ended March 1 shows the fouowln‘ changes: Gold In hand, Increase, 127, !“VH‘ in hand, increase, in circulation, d p- BDENOG AYRES, March 2.-The gold PREABRID. “March 2.~The d 1t 5 ch 2.—-The yesterday was 36.67. e Lewmep oo S it ‘H‘r yfl”fl e a fi 5160; open syrup, March 1—SUGAR—Ra | Al rening: ; cencrifogal % | Cleark ¢; molasses sugar, 2c; refined, Coffee Market. EW YORK, March 1—COFFE! Bl e B M o) Urichanged 1o 5 ‘poini MINNEAPOLIS, March July, Milwaukee Grain Market. MILWAUKEE. ~Masch L—WHEAT— , T6e; No. 2 northern, mm W i Y, 6IGS1%e. r.l.ao ern- m u.c lo-r. ek, -v;lr umv -7 Jul b’ 40 e A PR e OMAHA, March 1. el khe week endll’ll today show f $458,006.46 over those for the corres, Inl week in l” The dlfl' each week follow: “Monday ruesday Wednesday i +$1,265, LML lfis 3&5 cmcl.:noo um.h"L_ $ois or sixty d-y&ud on demand; ork exc! x‘;oa’-mu u.fi:“i —Clearings, $23,123,061; EHRTA, March L—Clear nces, 9 -ulnu. uu. b-hnm-. s, ”fi'flr}‘uofl'z ‘March L-gumfi; -.nu i, 35, am ¢ C'*n;‘{%}'_g‘::mm NBW YOBK Hu’ch 1-DRY GOODS— AbOUt an avel it f Mlfll d 3 ount ot Butite doo Ty coton Vol e fosds | Ssise gvort gooda 4 Gt bleached: o eouou Diaids, " cheviots .nd et eolw‘;uopmnlly H B a yerns LI%RPOO March 1] A B e e T 00 o of American 9,18 * Peoria Market. PIOIIA. March b—mfl-b\lll No, 3, b#m No. 3 white, e, blllea KY—On the basis of §L30 for fin- Wool Market. 8T, DUlI. March 1.-WOOL—Quiet; Olim 'afl‘- m :ghl fine, A N g X b out of Chicago. Shorts as a challenge and for the first hour o to & shade lower at | Del. & RO RN s sales numbered rl -. ‘The im * low: Bouth fl Vlnwrl of Oood “m": 2t Qfl’ Ilnll; aj W: 5,668 P\Intn Arenas, 1,437, elsewhere, NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS. NEW Y kot was listiess flected declinin, of _professional taken ad: tod- intarest even on the traders. Many of ti antage of the dull b\lllncu Cotton to trade eona\nm.., there was no movement of sufficlent importance to chronicle. The bank statement showed & smaller decline Gays ’In the t. loan item was ‘also a rellfl. In nn modelt proportions ot its ncrease had been Iferred: "The thom shorts, (herelon, covered on the publica- {on and ‘imparied some sils ht strength {o the market, With both the loan and Qoposit item of (> banks at ‘gures nover lhm is aj p.mz prospec 1 -paou)-uo‘:x in the nocl market. & good demand ta{l mdh-. a vanced % and per cent over the clos! mercial d financlal cablegram siys: Eratically Aot 'i ing_was done in the stock market were dullon® Teports. that ' Cecti Rhodes was seriously yi. It was even rumored he was dead, but there was no confirmation of the feport. Ameri- stagnant on heavy g0 504 exporta. d to the amount been recelved from Austri The following are the clblln‘ prices .on the New York Stock Atchison do pfd. o |Anac. mn, Goiitt Brooklvn Cofo. Ruel & 1 n. §=5s=s=;;z Erle .. do 1st ptd. do 2d pfd. Gt Nor, pf Hock. Valley o ptd.. llllnn& Cen! Iowa Central ss§:¥= St i & LA heat, 2 | N: e — New York Money Market. NEW YOI March 1.—-MONEY-On call, luldy per cent; prime mercan- tle ' paper, STRRLING ’Efi:nnnu“umy. with bankers' bills at $4.87% for d-mnd and at .86k for ‘sixty ed $4.86@4.88%; commer- iexican dmllrl a%e. d reg. . ‘and cuuw:, old 4s, M and coupon, 112%; bs, re| OROn, el quotations on bonds are as follows: 22, ??Efi 58 e-zpp® & wh mex =§'§§"s§' Qa0 & i SEE £5F . 8¢ *Ex-interest. Boston Stock Quotations. BOSTON, March 1L—Call loans, cent; time loans, 4@4% per cent. - 5 £ t assoclated today shows. S | BRE e 'umnodumm pared OMAHA LIVE. STOCK MARKET Fat Onttle Boll Well Most of the Week and Prioss Are Oonsiderably Higher. HOGS ADVANCE SHARPLY AGAIN-AT END Sheep Recelpts for Week Light, but &% Are Ten Lower, While Lambs & Quarter Lower. BOUTH OMAHA, March 1 8301‘! Tll:l:l.q,y Wll Thumnn Y. o Omclal Frid Official Satu Totul this week. Week ending Feb. i Woek tn::n' n, 24,951 18,508 19,376 16,967 13,661 2521 The following table shows the average price of hop sold on the Bouth Omaha market the past several days with com- parisons with former years: | 1902, |1901.|1900. [1899. [1898. 1897, [1896. :.-ll R e BuSEER "¥B eamas pea “siases ‘ge S g NNBBSE Py e 8RBz lttllt ° ceamao . = 00 0e0ate 020000 0a0000 | S0 o0 e ue e 000 0u 04 0 te ¥ eecsescsoac e tsesecsen B RXPRVY u,,.,._ rEnENy "uEE 22238 "3 it | 228528 ‘82T X . oo 3338 e, Y 23 e 2 "zapees *es ® 8 zssen e 2 s smsman 2338 ° e £ * Indicates Bunday. RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE. The following table shows the receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for the year to date ith o, e 7 ate and comparisons W 8| owawlaia Total recelpts .... 3 ‘The disposition of the d.fi as follows, each buyer purchasing the num- ber of head indicated: Cattle. Ho;llx. 8heep. 6 4 CATTLE-There were very few cattle in the yards today, 80 that 'a test of the market was not made. For the week re- ceipts have been a trifle heavier than for the same week of last year, but a sight decrease is noted as com with last week. - The supply for the year to date shows an increase of nenrly W) The steer market has been n mll point mo-'. of tm d hus been fully equal u\d as a result the mnc of has been upward. Theré is some amemm ot nmnlon A- to the amount of the ad- a general thing seilers are o-llln( lt dl the way trom 10 to 20c higher than it was a week ago. The adyance is on classes of cattle. The top price of the week was $6.2, and there w‘rs other cllll enough to bring $.06 and The buis of tne steers, however, sell from $6.25 Lo Thln has been a lively cow market all week, prices are a_little -better thl.n they were & week The advance, however, is confined to the b‘!!uf lrldu 1 A will, sell above %W. l\ as has been L e b 'k of the cows beln offered aro selling frcm $2.75 to $400, an on such kinds there has not been much change. There is a better demand, how- gver, for the medium grades and: canners than there was a week ago, prices are about the same. Bulls have also improved ‘in’ price, lnd y are now selling from $4.00 $4.60. The common and medium oa ot bulls have improved fully as much as the grades. The kinds that were selling from $.76 to $3.00 lwo weeks ago are now bringing around $3.15 to §8.25. Veal calves and stags are also nron. and active. where the quality is oo« Stockers and teeden have been scarce all the week, and as the demand from the better than usual prices ad- sharply. Stockers may quoted higher than they were last week, high as $6.25 was paid for cholce stuff. Feeders lre also stronger for (ha week. She stuff has improved Just about the same as steers and stock heifers will now sell as high a ul of the week very few in the hands of lpceul.llnrl‘ lo lhey will llAn in_next week with empty. pens. H ‘There a_very light run of hogs here_today even for a Saturday and as a r-uh prices lmpmvod under the in- ood ocl.l am The ad- The betur h!l trm ..‘ to “ lllfl mhl aEat At shase. DElose 0. Tae. 43 th L £00a Stuft was concerned, but the ght- mhu ‘Were negiected, the same as usual, ‘Were left until the close of th ket. The su ly of ho‘l for the week has not been uvy. A ht decrease h last week and as com) wi h the lum week of last year there is a marked ds The celpts for the year to date, however, show an increase of over m.m Th ency of prices the fi hea wel o T AR, 282223228283 SRRRARRBANATSSBEAT [ 6 . 6 SHEEP—There h:'" only two cars of sheep and lamba he 201d 10 g:n o that the mr{n yas, ROt ecrease being noted both & ‘with Jast Weok 48d slso with the week of last year. Wor the vear io date there s a decremse of over 18, e hite: of the eht run the ‘\dadoncs i rices do most of the week at downward tende: I..I.l! l-l'flv.d -‘:‘M could M.IY quoted steady ol & n ouuno- Cholce lightwelght yearlin e e e inars, AL, bl wes weothers, $4.00 00. Representa- AR AR 21 weatern wethers. 456 westerns mixed. CHICAGO LIVE Ay, Pr. i b0 ® 40 STOUK MARKET, nal-Hogs Higher—Sheep Steady and Lambs Weak. ' CHICAGO, March 1.—CATTLE—Receipts, to prime as# Eun' Qll! 't':‘ Receipts, 12,00 head; estimated Monday, %00 head; lett over, .00 head; ?rkellew higher; mixed aid butchecs; o ) oice roug! helvy uwou. o Sl st t sales, LSA SHEEP AND 8o Recelpts, 1,000 head: stends lembe. weak: wood o chols Wethers, $4.65G6.%; falr o cholce mixed, S04 heep, $.50@5.75; 40; western lambs, $3. . Cattle, 5406 head; Eattier 5100 head : Caf i hogs, 4,19% head; sheep, 608 head. New York Live Stock Market. NEW YORK, March 1.—CATTLE—Re- ceipts, 139 head, o1 conslgned direct; dressed , steady; city dressed native Biden, 100 par” Ion Cables Jast: received quoted American steers at 12glic, dressed Telght; refrigerator beef, #c pef Ib.; ex ports foday. partly estimated, W8 boeves ao nnd. nominal; 6 0076.80 H g ..u.,',’.-.‘.’i":"&‘? é:l‘a"‘ ou: tnally steady. ‘hom.- 8t. Louis Live Stock Market, ST, UIS, March 1—CATTLE—Re- ceipts, 800 ned. including 0 head Texans; market steady to s and export steers, $5.¢ and butcher steers, u (fl steers under 1,000 1bs. toc! trlnlnd feeders, bulls, $2. ra. @e8; « hma"' 3 n [OGS—Recelpts, hi arket 10c l(hll, ”’B&M Dlek- ‘{h" fimu 4 He @& tche: ND u\uBL— eceipl‘ 100 head; menket Songi native muttons. 4300650, :lmb- ; culls and bucks, Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, March x—cA’H‘LE—Ra celpts, 500 head; calves, steady; native Il“l'l. Lu is, &so 3, r‘cnpu har week, Indian steers, $4. 4.50; native ‘cows stockers and feeders h 3 ket . $548: bul mni of i ::la.l. Rl market. nomlnfill BLM" 2y 5.06; lambs, "fifdyi;' YRR 3 M .8096.60; ew: 0. St. Joseph Live Stock Market. March x—cu-n.n-n:’- JOSEPH, eelpll. 50 head, 'nomin: cows ‘and n.n.n. 31 50@4. 700 hald steady; light medium and SHEEP“’%D “fi'fi %elptl, 5 head; Stook e lovine, e o (gt ot cattle, hogs and sheep at t markets for March 1 ve principal South Omaha xmcun Bl. Louls . Joseph Totals 24,830 Lo Stock Quotationa. LONDON, March 1L—4 p. m.—Closing: * Conl.. mon-y .94 11-] :Noflolk & W ontark PHINIE BAR SILVEP—Dull at %%d MONEY—21%4@2% per cent. te of qiboonnt 15 the Obeh mATKet for short plile s 02% per cent and for thres months’ bills 211-16G2% pe DES MOINES MUST GUARANTEE iness Men Obliged to Put Up Money to Retain Western League Franchi B ounce. DES MOINES, March 2.—(Special)—A meeting of business men has been called for Monday evening to consider the b-n ball situation. This was flon. at the l estion of W. A. Rourke of o e here, and to meet_ Van Brunt and Man: nln( who are expected to be here. W. éhue. former manager of the Des Ul club, Is not here and evening Unless at this t! m- oln.l In.n lulnnhl the necessary caj oines will drop out of the Western Willtams Will Comeh. IOWA CITY. Ta., March 2—(Special 8. Ciyde Wililams, ain o8 the. 1800 | team of Bas® been selected b B Athletic Control as the coach for th ball team this epring; Co; rllchI:::h.e‘n. financlal I’m’l IO the B“l'fl of Athletic Control Is partial jeted. i ahows that the unlvmn it anagemen , 000 e oning o¢"ihe past foot 'ban soason. New E NEW. YORK, March 2.The Amateur nnounces new em- Diotn is 10 be, pr w‘s.o: i n.u of that won efln- are 'lll ual i Fol:q 'l'hlneotldlllonl under wh‘?:h it 'l!l be played for are under consideration. BRINGS A NOTABLE PARTY Arrives Af Delay with President of Liverpool Cham- ber of Commerce. KINGSTON, Jamalca, March 32.—The steamer Port Antonio, Captain Murray of Imperial, direct West India mail service, having -on board Sir Albert L. Jones, pres- ident of the Liverpool Chamber of Com- merce, and & dlstingulshed party, arrived here today. Port Antonto, which sailed from Avon: mouth February 15, was delayed by sever weather, during which the steamer suf- fered some damage. Sir Albert was en- (husiastically recelved, despite the general observance of Sundsy. He announced s plan for the development of the fruit trade between Jamaica and England. Ceecll Rhodes Will Take Rest. LONDON, March 3.—A dispatch to Dally Mall from Capetown says that health of Mr. Cecll Rhodes is causing easiness, Mr. Rbodes intends to tak few weeks of complete rest at his country place in the Drakenstein district. Mob Fires City Builan ROME, March 2.—The inhabitants of the Cassano, department of Calabria, yester- day attacked and burned the mumicipal bulldings of their town. The troops re- established order. Several persons were weounded iy the conflict. o SURPLUS IN THE TREASURY During th February, WASHINGTON, March 2.—The monthly statement of the government receipts and expenditures shows that for February, 1903, the total receipts were $4,150,730 and the expenditures $39,090,200, leaving a surplus for the month of $2,060,449. The receipts from the several sources of revenue are given as follows: Customs, $20,213,020, an increase, as compared with February, 1901, of $1,600,000; internal rev nue, $18,455,700, decrease of $3,500,000; mia- cellaneous, $2,490,009, decrease, $2,500,000. The expenditures on account of the War depaftment were $8,678,616, decreass, $ 400,000; on account of the navy, $5,700,079, increase, $1,350,000. The total expenditures show an increase of $65,000, CANNOT REACH WRECKED SHIP. Tow Barges Tugs Are Driven Back by the Strong Wind GLOUCBSTER, M » March 2.—Condl- tions at the scene of the wrecked steamer Wilster have undergone little change. The tugs, which arrived today, towing wrecking barges and lighters, made an attempt to go to the steamer today, but after they had proceeded part of the way the weather be- came #o thick and the barometer fell so rapldly that the trip was given up and the tugs returned to this port. The wind today caused a nasty sea, but the waves did not seem to make much im- pression on the steamer. ASSAULT A SPANISH CONSUL Filipino Rebels Are Making Charged with Vielent Attack on feer, MANILA; March 2.—The United States Philippine commission have received a cablegram from the governor of Cebu say- ing that a violent mesault has heen com- mitted by the municipal police of that place upon the Spanish consul there. The gov- ernor says the assault was instigated by the presidente of Cebu, Senor Reyes, who has been suspended pending an Investiga- tion, which was at once ordered. The Spai ish consul was popular and well liked. HINTS AT A CABINET CRISIS Madrid Press Sees Danger Ahead of France in Settling Financial Obligations. MADRID, March 3.—The newspapers this morning refer to the rise in exchange on Paris and the meager results from the pay- ment of customs duties on goods entering Spaln in gold, likely to compel the gov- ernment to b recourse to the Bank of Spain for the payment of the mext eoupon of the exterior debt. There are persistent rumors of the ap- proaching emission of a new interfor loan of 126,000,000 pesetas and of financial diM- culties which may cause a cabinet crisis. JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS OF OMAHA DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. CARSON PIRIE SCOTT & GO ‘WHOLESALE DRY GOODS, CHICAGO. E. L. HICKS, General Salesman. OMAHA SALBSROOM. J. E. HOWE, Resident Balesman. WHEN IN THE CITY Visit Byrne-Hammer Dry Goods Co. Wholesale Dry Goods. 1117 Howard St. ___MACHINERY AND FOUNDRY. Davis & Cowgill Iron Works, MANUFACTURNRS AXD ponnERS .m REPAIRING A SPEOLALM u-.uu-ululn-l---s Omaka, Neb. Tol 588, B Zabriskie. Ageat. I. c_-_‘~ ShcmEon. Manafeoturers and Jobbers ef Steam ag .'.."fl. Supplles 1014 and 1016 DOUGLAS ST, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. w [ stern Eleotrical Company Rlectrical Supplies. Wiesirie Wirlag Bells aad Ges @ W, JOHNSTON. Mgr. 150 Howard AWNINGS AND TENTS. Omaha Tont and Awning Co., Omaka, Neb. Manufagturers of Tents and Canvas Boods, Send for Catalogue Number ‘38 T GASOLINE. ENGINES, “OI.IISIOIII.E" 0Olds Gasoline Engine, Olds Gasoline Engine Works, 1114 Farnam St.. Omaha. REMOVAL! Boyd Commission Co. have removed from room 18, Chamber of Commerce, to room 4, New York Life Bullding, ‘Phone, 1089, KEEP POSTED ON THE Chicago Grain Market 85 und 86 Board of Trede, Chlcage. udfl_wm‘f‘