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 - 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 . ¥ , 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

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