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TJIJC OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, KAY 1, 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
MifkeU Dull in Expedition of Tomorrow's
Holiday,
CORN OPENS FIRM ABOVE SATURDAY CLOSE
tt'rnilc In Wlirnt In Uiilcl Liquidation
' of Mix r Font lire I" Out l'ro
lnlunn Mnrlirl Unlet
anil llnsy.
CHICAGO, April 30,-iloard of Trade
markets wero quiet today, ns many traders
fi ck to bo even over the holiday tomor
row. Corn was strong, helped by cables,
ni d closed Vic to -HUHo Improved. Wheat
clised He to Uf&cj down and oats n shndo
to '4c depressed. Provisions cloned 2i1te
to lTVSc under Saturday.
Corn opened firm, fractionally over Sat
urday's close, Cables were- strong and
cc 'intry offerings small. There was a fair,
though rather scattered demand and no
rtleular selling pressure. There was some
i
ket for motal. Tin, however, In sympathy I wan Elt.MX). Gold premiums are quoted as
liquidation of .May, with purchases of July
In exchange at lHOHic difference. During
the session a spurt of liberal offerings from
nn Influential trader caused a dip, but
this was recovered, helped by the visible
decrease, of 2,190,000 bit. Local receipts were
164 cars. May ranged from 3DV5c to lfc
mill closed VB'c up at 40c. July sold from
i0c to 41',(,c and closed tic higher nt 41c.
The trade In wheat was quiet and con
si ,(cd mostly In exchanging May for July
ni a spread of l?4c. As a result, May was
relatively weaker than July, tho latter
rinsing with an appearance, of steadiness.
Traders generally were Inclined to play
rven over tho holiday tomorrow, a fact
which contributed much to tho quietude,
of tho session. Cables were weak and the
v wither favorable, but an nn offset, to
t' ese Influences wns the vlslblo decreaso
i ' 2,3I2,00 bu larger than had been nn
tl'lpated. Tho decrease and tho strength
of corn caused a rally following tho early
r ilness, but It was lost. Now York re-
rted threo loads taken for export. At
I. otic port clearances In wheat and flour
v ero equal to 796,000 bit. Primary receipts
wer 617,000 hu., compared with 669.000 bu. a
year ago, Local receipts were 3,1 cars, 2
nf contract grade. May ranged from 6&c
to filHio and closed li(ii?io under yesterday
nt fHMQisjic: July sold from 67Hc to 67Vio
n id closed ?4c down at C7Vic.
Liquidation of May was the featuro In
oats and tho discount between that option
ntid July during tho day widened to ?ic.
Tho market was dull and easy nil clay.
Tim fine weather ns much as anything was
the factor. Receipts were 175 cars, May
sold between 22?c and 22!tfi22Vic and closed
lower nt 22-lic. July ranged from 23Uc
1'i 23!ic, closing a ghado lower at
ST'ie.
The provisions market, under the In
fluence of a weak hog market, was quiet
n-'d easy nil day, but closed fairly Bteady.
Tho featuro was changing. Thero was a
moderate amount of liquidation through
rnmmlsslgrt houses. July pork sold from
I2.72V4 to $12.65, and closed 17J4e lower nt
t'2.C0; July lard from $7.20 to J7.10fi7.12U,
rloslng lOo depressed at $7.15, and Julv ribs
from $6.95 to $6.90, with tho closo 2!4fi5c
down nt $0.95.
Kstlrnnted receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 4?
f"nno ho' 370 CarS! 'ltH' 2,0 CnrS' h0fiB'
Pho lending futures ranged as follows
Articles,
MVhenf
April
May
July
Sopt.
'Corn
April May
July
Sept.
Oats
Mav July
Sent.
I'ork
Mav July
Lard
Mav
Julv
Sept.
Klbs
Mav July
Sept.
Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close.l Yea'y.
G5Vi K'i
67 67',i 67J 67
cs nj'U os es cs &s!i4,
40 ;tyi(,
.wiwjf, 40 391 40 wmti
fOTMNt 41V4 40 41 40ii
o?!' s,('i 23ij, 23iVfrU 23 J
22'4Sj 32 22t4 !! 22V4
12 45 12 B0 12 35 12 4214 12 57V4
12 05 12 7214 12 55 12 60 12 77
7 15 7 15 7 07t4 7 071& 7 20
7 20 7 20 7 10 7 15 7 25
7 20 7 20 7 12t4 7 15 7 23,
6 8714 6 90 6 8714 6 90 6 95
6 95 fi 95 6 90 fi 00 7 00
fi 92'4 92V4 6 8714 6 90 6 97',4
No. 2.
Cash quotations were ns follow!
FLOUR Steady: winter patents. J3.WW
3.70: straight, JiDJCa 10; clears, J2.7OSt3.20;
miring Hpocinis, w.sixo'.s.vu; patents, Vl.Krw
3.U1: straights. J2.G0'it.00: bakers. 3.nafffiK
Wl I HAT No. 3 spvlng wheut, &Uc: No. 2
CORN No'. 2 corn, 39T4S,t0c; No. 2 yellow.
40tia
OATS-No. 2, 23HQ2IWc; No. 2 white, 2C4
4 mi i U W 114 it:, 441 m IL'i
HAItLKV No. 2. 42iifH!4c.
SI5KDS No. 1 flaxseed nnd north..,!
l 735(1.76. Prime timothy, $2.35. Clover con
tract grade. $7.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $11.45
OC12.60. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $7.007.10. Short
riiM miica woosnj, o..x(ii.ii, ury suited
hnouiur-r.i mox"iu. n. iixd'i.w snort, clear
Bides (boxed). J7.1.VS7.K.
WHISKY-Dlstlllers' finished goods, on
banls high wlnos, per gal., $1.2314. e
SUGARS Unchanged; cut loaf. $6.00:
granulated, $5.44.
following aro the receipts and shipments
for today:
Articles.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
live, bu
llarley. bu
On the Produce exchango today the but
tor market was firm; creameries. 13',4fjlSc:
Onirics. 1214ft'15V4c Cheese, steady, 10M2c.
Ugga, llrm; fresh, lOJic.
NUW YOItK (i KMC II A I. MARKET.
Receipts. Shlpm'ts.
17,000
22,000
12.S.00O
1S1.000
6.000
23.000
20.WHI
K2.01H)
2S5,0K)
143,000
7,000
Uiintatlnna for the liny on Vnrlnus
Comiiioilltlt'ii.
NEW YORK, April SO.-KLOUR-Re-
colpts, 10.79C bbls.; exports, 97,216 bbls.;
quiet, but fairly steady and unchanged;
Minnesota patents, $3.70fi3.95; Minnesota
bakers. $.1.8uIM,00; winter pntonts, $3,703.90;
winter straights, $3.153.50; winter extras.
J2.C03i2.83; winter low grades. $2.2552.40. Rye
Hour, easy; tnlr to good, $2.90(Q'3.1d; cholco
to fnncv. $3.20U'3.50.
CORNMHAI-Dull: western, 87c; city,
Oi lit wilio,
UY15 No. 2 western, file f. o, b. nflont
btato rye, 56c c. I, f. New York car lots.
DARL15Y Quiet; feeding. 43fH5c c. I. f
New York; malting, fiou&e c. I, f, Nev
York.
HARLKV MALT Dull; western, &5ltac.
WHKAT-Recelpts, 1H.I00 bu.; exports.
4),i bu. Snot. I rm: No. 2 red. 7Sa.n f n
b. afloat: No. 2 red, "6i; elovator; No. 1
northern, Duluth, 73tic f. o. b, afloat to ar
rive. Options wero genernlly firm nil day
on strength, the local cash slttnitlrm. n hl.-
vUlblo supply decrease and crop dumago
Hows from the west. Thl sprvii in nirani
ables, which wero bearish, but tho market,
mmiiy jit'iuni ii rcuuziiig anu closed easy
at ltfco not decline; May, 727473 13-16c,
'iuseu ai uidc; juiy, v.i a-itiy (jc, closed at
73Uo; September, 74Hfl74V4c closed at 7l1.ie.
:ORN-Recelpts, K6,72i bu,; exports 45,
117 bu. Boot, firm: No. 2. 457ie t. n ii
nlloat and 464o elevator. Options llrmly
lipid pretty much all day on an active de
mand irom Hnoris, nigner cables and
Hcarcltv of country offerings, closed tlrm,
liilo not advance; May, 45Uiff l,!iT4c, cjosod
at 45Tic; July, 46Hf46!ic, closed at Kc:
i o iii-wniis, isi,viu uu.; exiiorts. 125.
0U bu. S.iot. weak; No. 2, 27','.o; No. 3,
C7c: No, 2 white. 29e; No. 3 white, aUo;
track, mixed western, 27'45iJ9c; track, white
western. 2$i,vTlle: track, whitu tnt.. u.a
with favorable advices from abroad showed
some Improvement In price, but was very
quiet, cloMng" dull nt $X).fiMf 10.75. liko cop
ner ruled didl at IIS, iron, dull; northern,
No. 1 foundry. $21.001123.00. Spelter, easy at
tl.SftJM.f. Th brokers price for lead was
$1 45 and for copper $17,25.
FRKiniiTS--To I, veruoo l. au ot ana
tendy; cotton, by steam, 2Sc
OMAHA WHOI.IISAI.VT MAItlCETS.
Cnndlllon of Trnite nnd (tuotntlon nn
Ntnpte nnil I'nney Produce.
EaaS-Recelptfl, liberal; fresh stock,
10t4c.
T.IVR PniTT.TrtY TTen. roosters.
according to nee nnd size. 637c: ducks, 7t4o;
5V45jfic; turkeys, Sc.
if ii irj it common to rnir, nc; chukv,
KfllSc: separator, 20c! gathered creamery,
KftlSc.
OYST IRS-Med urn. ner can, 18c stnnn-
nrd, per can, 22o; bulk standard, per gal
lon, $1.25; extra selects, per can, 30c; extra
selects, per gal., Jt.COIf 1.75; Now York
counts, per can, 37c; New York counts,
per 100, $1.25.
PIOKONS-Llve, per doz., $1.
VRALS-Cholre, CtfllOc. . .
HAY Por rnrlnn,t" lots' TJnl.ind. ChOlCO,
IJ.Oc); mMland, choice, $6.00: lowlnnd. choice,
k. ryo straw, choice, 3; no. s corn,
No. 3 white oats. 25c; cracked corn, per
ton. 114. SO! rnrn nnrl nnlx. ehonncd. per ton,
J15; bran, per ton, $13.50; shorts, per ton,
tu.bu.
VEORTAHLES.
ASPARAOt'S-Homo crown, per doz..
6WI75C.
NEw TURNIPS-Per do bunches, wo.
SPINACH-Per box, r.01J75c.
NUW UMMTS Per doz. btinche. 3.10c
LETTUCI3 Per doz. bunches, 35ftl0c.
RADISI IBS Homo grown, per doz,, WP
2ie,
HRHD tWRRT PflTATOTCS-Pcr bbl...
$2.00ff2.23: Knnsas, eating, $3.W.
POTATOES Per bu.. choice, 25W30C.
CAHHAOE-Cnllfornla, per lb., 3c.
CAULIFLOWUR-Nono on market.
CELERY Per doz.. 25fl30c: California,
per bunch. 75c.
TOMATOES Florida. per slx-DasKei
crate. $4.50.
MUSHROOMS-Per lb. box, 60c.
RMUIJARR-Por lb 4c.
ONIONS-Rotnll. yellow. $1.1001.15: red.
$1.2031.25.
FRUITS,
STRAWBERRIES Texas. ncr.24-qt. case.
$l.f,OTo.OO; Louisiana, per 21-pt, case, $2.50.
APPLES Cholco western shipping stock,
$5.oo?j5.25: New York stock, $5; fancy, $5.50,
CRANI1ERRIES Jerseys, ter bbl., $10.50;
per crate, n.50.
TKUl'lUAl, t'liuua,
PINEAPPLES-Per doz.. $2.5003.00.
OR ANOES California, fancv navels, per
box, $3.75ff 1.00; choice mivals. $3.50: Mediter
ranean Hweets, per box, i.K; tiuiiucu seed
lings, $2.7M?3.00.
LUMONS California, cnoice. per uox,
$3.23; fancy, $3.50.
HANANAS Per bitncii, mcuium, z.uiw
60; large, $2,75if3.00.
HIDES.
HIDES-No. 1 green nldes, 7tic: No. 2
green hides, 6uc; No. 1 salted hides, S'.ic
No. 2 salted hides, 7'.4c; No. 1 veal cair.
to 12 lbs,. 9c: No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 lbs.,
Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Hlckorv. larco. per bu.. $1.25:
shcllbarks, $1.35.
HUNlsv-Per 2l-section case, .i.tujjj.Yu.
Nt. Iiiinln Urn In nnd Pro vInIoiik.
ST. LOUIS. Anrll 30. WHEAT Better:
No. 2 red cash, elevator. 70t4c; track, 71',4'iV
72c: April. 70t4c; May. 9 4?TC9c: July. 67c;
No. 2 hard, riPA'iffiOc.
CORN Firm: No. 2 cash. Oc: track. 40U.fi.
41Uc; April, HOHc
uuii.N April, 39'ic; May, ww, juiy, ;;:i4c.
OATS Finn: No. 2 cash. 2l1.c: track.
25Uc; April, 2lic; May, 2Hi,c; July, 23tcj
wo. 2 wnite, :c.
KVfj HteiKiy at Hie.
FLOUR-Dull: patents. $3.lflfi3.60: extra
fancv and straight. $3.10fi3.25: clear. $2.70
(33.00.
WIJKUH Tlmntny. steady: ordinary, k.w
2.20; flax, higher, nt $1.73.
lillAN-l'lrra: sacked lots, east track.
69t4(70e.
CORN.MHAL Steady, nt $1.9rrt2.il.
HAY Better: tlmothv. J9.3O1711.30: nml-
rle. $9.00. .
WHISKY-Steady. at $1.2o',6.
IRON TIES-$1.30; bagging, 743'.ic;
hemp twine, 9c.
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady; Jobbing, old,
$13.00: new. $13.50. !ard, lower; prime.
steam, $6.95; choice, $7.00. Dry sale boxed
meats, lower; extra snorts, i.ixi; near
ribs. $7.1214 : clear sides. $7.25. Bacon, boxed
shoulders, lower; extra shorts, $7.50; clear
rlus, J7.C214; elenr sides, $i.,r.
'META1S-Lend. nulet nt Jl.57t?4.60.
Spelter steady nt $1.60,
I'uuti itY uuii; cnickens, iV4c; turkeys,
6Su: lucks, 74c: geese, 3ft4V4e.
EGOSHlgher nt 9Jc.
BUTTER Steady, creamery, l&niOe; dairy
llfal6c.
RECEIPTS-Flour, 6,000 bbls.; wheat,
14,000 bu.: corn, C3,0u0 bu.; oats, 11,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 7,000 bbls.; wheat,
17,000 bu.; corn, 27,000 bu.; oats, 45,000 bu.
Liverpool irnln nnil Provlnlons.
LIVERPOOL. April 30. WHEAT Spot,
llrm; No. 1 Cnllfornln. 6s 4d1iCs 4'4d; No. 1
northern spring, 6s Hl4d. Futures, qulot;
April, nominal; May, 5s 9Ud; July, 6s STid.
CORN Spot, llrm; American mixed, new,
4s IH4d. Futures, steady; May, 4s 3?d;
July. 4s l?id; September. 4s 1V.
PROVISIONS-Lard, American refined,
dull, at 39si prlmo western, dull, at 37s 3d.
Hams, short cut, dull, at 49s. Bacon,
Cumberland cut, dull, at 45s rid; long clear
middles, heavy, dull, at 41s; short clear
middles, heavy, dull, at 41s; short clear
backs, dull, at 37s 6d.
Tho imports of wheat Into Liverpool list
week were 14,400 quarters from Atlantic
ports and 71,000 quarters from other ports.
Tho Imports of corn from Atlantic ports
Inst week were 34,700 quarters.
Kiiiiniin City I ; rat n unit I'm vInIoiin.
KANSAS CITV. Arrll 30. WHEAT May,
file: July. 62c; cash. No. 2 hard. 63c: No. J,
59ii 6214c; No. 2 red, 6li4fl69c; No. 3, (WfifiSe.
CORN May, 37c: July. 3774c; cash, No.
2 mixed, 3Sc; No. 2 white. 3Sic; No. 3, 3Sc.
OATS No. 2 white, 20'.4c.
RYE No. 2, 54c
HAY-Cholce timothy, $10.00'!? 10.50; cholco
prairie. $7.50ft7.75.
BUTTER-Creamery, 1fi18c: dnlry, 13c.
EOOS Weak, lower; fresh Missouri and
Kansas stock, 9Vse, cases returned; new
whltewnod cases Included, 10c.
RECEIPTS-Whent, 61,000 bu.; corn,
21,71X1 bu.: oats, 20,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 36,000 bu.i com,
5,200 bu.; outs, 4,000 bu.
Toledo MitrUH.
TOLEDO. O.. April 30.-WHEAT-DulI,
unchnnged: No. 2 cash, 73c: May, 73c.
CORN Dull, higher; No. 2 cash, 40c.
OATS Dull, unchanged: No, 2 cash, 2lt4c.
RYEf Dull, lower: No. 2 cash, 5!4c.
CLOVERSEED Firm, higher; cash,
prlmo old. $1 76; prlmo new and April, $5.00;
October, $5.00 bid; No. 2. $3.SOQI.33.
Dnlutli (irnln Miirltot.
DI'LTTH, April SO.-WIIEAT-No. 1 hard,
cash, ffiHe; May, (istjc; Jul 6'1?ic; Sei
tombor. (SHjc: No. 1 northern, cash, 66c;
May, 65c; July. f,7?ic: September. fiSVie;
No. 2 northern, 6lc; No. 3 spring, 61c.
OATS-212l',4c.
CORN-377LC.
follows; Buonos Ayres, 127.30, Madrldi 28.01,
Lisbon, 43.50; Rome, 6.024,
MOVU.MH.NTil !' MTtKKS AMI BOM1S,
liny Start" with Another Attempt to
It unit l'i 1'rlcr. I
NEW YORK, April 30. -The day on the
stock market started off with another at
I tempt to rush up prices by speculative
manipulation with the purpose' of attract
; Ing an outside following, but the- ghost
j Interest had been so far eliminated by the
events of the latter part of hiHt weel: that
thero was not sulllclent demand from that
, source to keep up prices. Neither was
1 thero nny nwakeued Interest developed
j through thu commission houses. The mar
! ket, therefore, fell back and becnm! dull
and heavy, but without positive weakness
, untill some of the later developments,
when the bears showed renewed vigor mid
sold prices to tho lowest of the day.
i no violent lireak in sugar was ttie
principal element In the docllno. That
stock sold up to 121ii In the early denllligs
nnd recovered to thnt llgure utter n re
action nnd then fell away with occasional
spasmodic rallies to Ul'i, closing only
slightly above thnt. Tho news bearing on
the stock consisted of n story from Bo'ton
giving clnborato details of alleged terms
of settlement of the trade war and tho
expressed opinion of a prominent specu
lator Just before sailing for Europe that
tho war was settled. Several of tho
principals In the trado conflict denied the
allegations during tho day.
Tho threatened strike on the New York
Central caused a fall of 214 points In that
stock and had a sympathetic effect else
whero In tho list, Missouri Pacific was
pushed up to 60 on rumors that a, dlvldond
would bq declared nt today's meeting of
directors and that John D. Rockefeller
would bo admitted to tho directory. Both
rumors failed to bo confirmed by tho event
and tho stock fell back, but saved a small
net gain.
Tho steel Industrials, nftcr some show of
wenkness, also becama llrm and closed
generally with n small net gnln. Tho only
developments bearing on tho group wero
rumors rt'ardlng tho threatened legal
process ngnlnst officials of the Steel and
Wlro company. United States Leather
made n considerable show of strength.
Otherwise tho market genernlly yielded to
the reactionary tendency and closed very
near tho lowest and easy In tone. Thero
wero no developments of Importance In
thb money or exchange market, though
both were scanned with eager Interest.
Discounts in Loudon and sterling ex
chango here wero slightly easier, but Lou
don has to prepare for a 10 per cent In
stallment of the government loan, which
will bo taken up this week. Tho tighten
ing of the London money market nnd the
demand for exchango In Now York to
pay the Installment of American aubscrlp
Hon will both tend townrtl gold exports.
Tho money market here continues easy
nnd shows no sign of hardening, notwithstanding-
tho diminished supply of cash for
tho market on subtreasury operations, It
Is worthy of remark In this connection that
Saturday's treasury statement at Wash
ington showed an excess of receipts over
expenditures for the day of 331.321.6S1. thus
materially raising tho figure of tho month's
surplus,
Railroad bonds were weak in sympathy
with stocks, but tho dealings were rather
light. Total salos, par value, $1,470,000.
United States 2s nlvancel ti and new
4s declined ti In tho bid price. '
Commercial Advertiser's Loudon financial
cable: Tho markets hero today were
dull, ostensibly on dear money, but really
because of the persistent pressure, realizing
sales and tho general disinclination to
buy. Funds relapsed fractionally. Ameri
cans opened slightly above parltv. but
thero was absolute stagnation In them
until 3 o'clock, when n futile nttempt was
nindo to Improve prices. New York camo
heavy und sngged till tho closo. Tlntos
fell 7-16 In connection with the Paris set
tlement and on sales. Call inonei- wns In
good demand, heavy Installments of West,
rallun copper loans falling duo. Bills were
steady, but had a slightly easier tendency.
The bank renewed small sums hero und
did n good business In discounts.
The following nro tho closing prices on
tho New York Stock exchange today:
oral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve In tho division of redemption,
shows: Avallablo cash balance, $148,018,096:
gold, $79,493,269.
Ronton MtoeU Unotntlonn.
BOSTON, April 30.-Call loans, 3V40H4 per
cent; tlmo loans, IftS per cent. Oitlclal
closing;
A., T. a R. r.
do pM
American tiug-nr
do pM
Hell Telephone.,
Hoston & Albany. .21
Ilostrm Hlcvnted
jtoswn A: Elaine,..
'. P. & Q i:tn
Dominion Coal ...,i 41
do nM IK!
Federal Htrel ....
do pM. ......
Fitch burg pfd
IM. Klectrle III.
Mexlcun Central
N. K. (1. & C.
. Union Pnclnc
. H Wifit Knd'...
. 113 Si Atchison 4s .
J1ZH
rani
41
..13-
.. f3'4
..1U0
.V B. O. & C. (.... 63'4
Adventure 4H
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Mlouez M. Co
American Copper..
Atlantic
Ilostcm A Mont....
Calumet llerli,
OentiMinlal
franklin
Humboldt ,
Jsceola ,
Parrot
l'i
M'4
XP.fc
75S
, 19
IS
10
. ... 63
4U4
13
1JU Oulncv ....
.SUKjinln t Oormer.... t'M
OH Colony 200 Utah Mlnln SO
Old Dominion 1SH Winona 4
Rubber 30 WYdvertnes 10
London .Stock Utintntlon.
LONDON, April :.-4 p. m.-Closlng:
Cons, money .loo'.8t." Paul common. ..12
do acct 100 V. Y. Central 139
Canadian Pacific.... f7'i Pennsylvania "0
Krle 13U,
do Ut pfd )
Illinois Central ....117V
Hand Mine 34'i
Nor. Pacific pfd i Union Pacific pfd.
urn mi Trunk s
ftendltiK 10
Anaconda 914
Atchison 27 S
Loulnvlllc SI
nt
Ex-dlvldend.
BAR SILVER-Steady, at 27 7-16d per
ounce.
MONEY-SJiffl per cent.
The rnto of discount In the open market
for short nnd threo months' bills, 4Q4t4 per
cent.
FlnnuelMl .Votes.
CHICAGO, April 30.-Clcurlnss, $22,258,460;
balances, $2,482,322. Now York exchange,
30c discount. Exchange, $4.KV4M.S9V4.
PHILADELPHIA, April 30,-Clcarlngs,
$10,321,004; balances, $2,007,713.
BALTIMORE. April 30.-Clearlns, $3,152,
211: bnlances, $525,706.
ST. LOUIS. April 30.-ClearlnKS, $5,577,671;
balances, 37SI.30S, Money, 67 per cent.
New Vork exchange, par bid, 15c premium
asked.
NEW YOHK. April 30.-CIearlngs, $105,
425,702; balances, $fi.S80,3OC.
Cotton Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL. April OT.-COTTON-epot
lu moderate demand and unchanged; Amer
ican middling. 6!4d, The- sales of the day
wero 8,0i) 'bales, of which 500 bales wero
for speculation and export, and Included
7,500 American; receipts. 6,000 bnles. Includ
ing 2,500 Amerlcnn. Futures opened and
closed ateady at the advance. American
middling. 1, m. c, May, 5 23-01(86 24-64d,
sellers; Mny and June, 5 21-C4A, sellers; June
and July. 5 1S-64SG 19-64d, sellers; July and
August, 5 16-64d, sellers; August and Sep
tember, r.7-4d, sellers; September and Oc
tober. 40-C4d, sellers: October and Novem
ber, I 3'J-Cld, sellers; November and Decem
ber, 1 3,1-64(1, sellers; December nnd Janu
ary, I3l-C4d, sellers; January and February,
1 29-64d, sellers.
NEW ' ORLEANS, April S0.-COTTON-Steudy;
sales, 1,000 bales; ordinary, 8 6-lGc;
good ordinary, S13-16c: low middling, 91ic;
middling, 914a; good middling, 911-lGc; mid
dllng fnlr. 915-16c; receipts, 6,733 bales;
stock. 184,720 bnles. Cotton futures ntendv!
May, $9,415)9.42: June. $9.41 bid; July, $9.40CT
9.41; August. $9.13fi9.14: September, $8,455'
S.46J October, $8.O7ffiS.0S: November, $7.94?f
7.96; December, $7.94517.95; January, $7.95
"ST. LOUIS April 30.-COTTON-3teady;
sales, 32o bales; middling, 9c: receipts, 721
ba es; Hhlpmcnts, 1,848 bales; stock, 61,873
bales.
Atchlkon
do pfd
Baltimore .t Ohio.
I'anadian Pucllle. ..
Cutmda Southern...
Hies. St DJ1I0
ChlciiKO Ot W
C, H. & Q...
Ullcago, I &
do pfd
Chicago &. K. 1..
Chicago & N. '..
".., Jt. I. & V
C. C. C. & Ht. 1.
Colo. Southern ..
do 1st pfd....
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson...
Del., U & W
Dertver & It.
do pfd..
Krle
do let pfd
Omit Nor. pfd
Hocking Coal..
1 locking Y.illey
. aiiH Union Pacific...,
. iM'.j do iifd
. S3i4 IValMKh
. Va do pfd
. r IV. & lj. j.;
. ".OU do . 24 pfd.
.131 14 Wis. Central...
Illinois Central 114(4
Iowa Central ..
do pfd
K. C, P. & O..
L. U. & W
do pfd
Like Shore ....
Louis. & Nash..
Manhattan L ...
Met. St. Ity
Mcx. Central....
Minn. & St. L
do pfd ..
... .121(4 Third Avenue
. ... - Adams Uxpres.,.,
. oo'iimer. l;Aprei,,.,
.100 U. S. Express. ..,
.UK Wclls-Fiirgo Kx.,
.107HAnier. Cot. Oil..,
. C0(4, do jifd
. C!4 Amer. Malting ,
. 43 , do pfd
. 10(4 Anier. S, & R...
.115 do pfd
.177 'American Pnlrlts,
a.... 19!4 do pfd
Cn'i Amer. 8. II
. 12'4' do pfd
. 39 Amer. S. & W..
.IM I do pfd
. 1U Amer. Tin Plnte,
40 no
Mo. Pacific 6S
nfd.
,Amer. Tobacco...,
. t7'4 do pf,
. C(!iAnaeondn M. Co.,
. 1? Brooklyn H. T...,
. SOli'Colo. F. & I
. Si iCon. Tobacco ,
.210 ' do pfd
. 81(4 Federal Steel .....
. M(l do pfd
.157 Oeneral Klectrlo ,
. 13 Olueose .Suuar
. C4 do nfd
'JPj Int'n'l Paper
Mobile & Ohio
M. IC. & T
do" pfd
N. .1. Central
N. Y. Central....
Nor. & West
ilo pfd
No. Pacific
do fifd
Ontario & W
Ore. By. & Sav.
do pfd
Pennsylvania
Reading
do 1st pfd...
do Id pfd...
Bio O. West
do pfd
St U & S. F
do 1st pfd...
do 2d pfd...
St. L. & S. W...
do pfd
St. Paul
do nfd
St. Paul & Omaha.. 119
Ho. Pacific 36
So Railway
do pfd
Texaa & raclflc
do pfit.
4314 National Hlciilt
ll'i do pfd
3l'i National Lead...,
11SH do pfd
131' National Steel ..
3SW, do pf,i
7TITJ v
... 71 .,
... 8'
... 22i
... 1(,4
... I'J
... 1K4
...107
...138
... 1(4
...133
... 33(4
... H
... 3K
... 21
,.. 37
... Mfc
... 2',i
... 17
... Vi
... 74(4
... 39(j
... 76(4
... 26i
... 77
...101'i
. 131
.. 4;
.. 73'i
.. II
.. 30
.. SIS
.. 41
..
..137
.. 49
.. 9H4
.. 23i
.. 6:,
.. 32S
.. S6
.'.'ioi
.. 33i
fa
Dry floods Market.
NEW YORK. April 30.-There has been
n largo attendance of buyers today nnd
decidedly slow buslnesc, Mall orders were
limited In all kinds, nnd mnrket at first
luihds consequently dull. No change In
princes In nny staple cottons In leading
makes, but some Irregularity In outside
lilies, Print Cloths Idle for rei-nlnr. nnri
barely steady for odd goods. Prints dull
in nn mica, uu uii.ingc in prices, uingnams
generally llrm. Whlto goods, both plain
and fancy, continue scarce and steady In
price. Boners more reserved In accepting
orders for 1901.
Mr llrnke., m
f7T' North American 14'4
75 1'aclflo Poajrt r,i
22, do 1st pM 83
42 1 do 2d pfd m
76 Pacific Mall .13
ISSTj, People's Oas 108(4
1S 14 Pressed Steel Car.. 41
M . do pfd 0
Pullman Till. Car...1SI
& T...
112'i
Ill
ti
13
71
3014
f'V,
R.... 17
r.n
L... fi.'
70
. 31
. SO fitandard R.
. 86'4 Siig-ar
. 104i do pfd
. rzl Tenn. C, & I..
. 3:,i,U. S. Leather.
. i; I do pfd....
. 9K4 U. H. Rubber..
AW, do pfd....
.173 AVestcm Union
Republic 1 &
do pfd....
13tJ'P. C, C. & S.
M(t Lacledo Gas...
19(4
2Sc, Options Inactive nnd weak, closing
'(io lower: No. 3 white, May, closed at 2Si4c.
ifAV c-r:.f.r... '".'.'
lv i oirmt) , nilll'l.tllb, IM'tl'luu, gOOd lO
choice. S05)'J0c.
HOPS Quli't: state, common to ehnlen.
3K96 crop, 35i5c; 1899 crop, 10iri3c; Pacific
coasi croii, villi:.
HIDES Steady: Onlveston. 2(Wf2lc: Cnli
fornla, 21 to 25 pounds, 23c; Texas dry, 21
to 30 pounds. 15c.
LEATHER Firm: hemlock sole. Buenos
Ayres, light to heavy weights, 23(ie; acid,
26(4c.
WOOI-Dilll; domestic lleccc, SafiCKo;
Texan. lBfl ISO.
PItOVI8ION8-Beef, steady; family, $13.00
Gt3.Wi mes, $10.0Ofi 10.50. Beef hams, $20.50
6f2150; packet. $11.0Oiri2.00; city, extra India
mess, $lS.5Ofl22.00. Cut meats, nulet; pickled
bellies, 7H1?S(4c; pickled shoulders, 7c;
pickled hams, 10144110. Lard, firm;
western Btcanicd, 7.60: April closed, $7. II,
nominal: roilnod, weaker: continent, J7.0;
B. A.. $.50; compound, 6Sc Pork, strong;
family. $14.5015.00; short elbnr, SI4.60U15.60;
mess. $12.33fi 12.55. Tallow, llrm; city, 6(40;
countrv, 5ltJi6c.
BUTTER Receipts. 8,653 pkgs.; llrm:
western creamery, 15!4ljl9o; factory, 13J
l4IEESE-necclpt8, 7.215 pkgs.; easy;
large, fnney, whlto, UUc; fancy, large,
colored, IOWiUc; fancy, snuill, white and
colored, 10(,fl0c.
EGOS-Receipts, 12.102 pkgs,; llrm: west
em. 12$4T13e; regular packing. Ililll2(c.
MOIjASSES- Stilady; New Orleans open
kettltt, good to choice, 4476."0.
I'KANn S KI rm ; fancy hnndplcked, 3H
04c. other domestic, 31l3(sc.
ilETALS Business very alow In tho mur-
Ilillnilelililu I'roilui'i Mnrket.
PHILADELPHIA. April 30,-BUTTER-Klrm
nnd Vic higher; fancy western cream
ery; 20c; fancy western prints, 22c.
EOGS-Stendy; fresh nearby, 12gi2(ic;
fresh western, 12!4c; fresh nouthwestcrn,
12(io; fresh southern, U'jMl-c.
HUrniikei' (irnln Market,
MILWAUKEE. April 30.-WHEAT-Flrm;
No. 1 northern. C7J6Sc; No. 2 northern,
65i (TKWC,
RYE-Steady; No. 1, f,7(tG7,4-c-
BARLEY Firm ; No. 2, 42(4TTI3c; sample,
3742(,c.
Mlnneiipolln AVIirnt Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 30-WHEAT-In!
trore, io. 1 norinern. April, iii4C; -iny, , panada Bo
iu4c; juiy, uiviiQiwfkc nepiomoer. tKivi'iiismc r r. Q ail.
uu iliiini w. t lutiii, U-.-4V;, u. k lluilKUlll,
64ic; No. 2 northern, 03l'tc
I'l'orlu Jlnrkpt,
PITORIA, April 30.-CORN-Ensler; No. 2,
39c.
OATS-Inactlve; No. 3 white, 24l4ftUc
WHISKY-Flrm. on the basis of $1.2514
for finished goods.
l'orclun I I ii it I ii I.
BERLIN, April 30. On the bourse today
mines declined sharply on realizations.
Spanish 4s were wenk on Paris advices.
Ani(.rlcarii wern dull nnd Cnnndlnn Pacifies
were weaker on the net decrease In March
trafllc returns. Mlno shares recovered at
I tho closo, but on tho street after the regu-
I lar business on the bourse was eluded, they
relapsed. Exchange on Ixuulon. 2im 2.V.4
pfgs. for checks. Discount rates, short bills,
! 6(4 per cent; three montSis' bills, 44 per
, cent.
i 'PARIS. Anrll 30. The deamess of money
caused a reaction on the boutse In tho early
part of the dny. but later, owing to easy
rates prevailing, prices recovered, especially
in inn case oi iniernniionai securities,
- York Money Market.
NEW YORK. April 30.-MONEY-On call,
ensy, at 2J12V4 per cent; last loan at 21
per cont; prime mercantile paper, 4f54
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Irreculnr,
with nctunl business In bankers' bills at
$4.S8!4 -for demand and at JI.84ffl.S4V4 for
sixty davs; posted rates, $4,S5il,S"'4 and
$1. 89111. S94; commercial bills, $I.S34ff 1,81(4,
SILVER Certificate, SO'.SOOc; bar,
590; Jlcxlcan dollars, 47',4(.'.
BONDS Government, Irregular; state,
inactive, rnllrond. weak.
The closing prKcs on bonds today were
ns follows:
U.-fl,refuiidlnir... .102(4 N. T. Central Is... 110-
do 2. reg 99't N. J. C g S 11.1
do 3. reg lOSHNo. Carolina 6s... .127(4
do coupon 1094 do 4s W
do 4s, reg 1S3'i No. Pacific Ss
do coupon 134'1 do 4 Wi
. do old 4s, reg 114 N. Y. & 8. L. 4 Ki
do coupon U4Vi N. & W. am. 4s. . 97'i
do Ss. reg 112 ' do gen. Cs 134
do coupon 1131 Ore Nov. Is 10
I), of C 3, 121 do 4a , 1034
Ateh. gen. 4i 100(4 Ore. S. L. 6n IJ9
do adl 4 81 do con. 5 11414
i 107 Heading general n.. is7
991 R. O. W. Is 99
121 St. L. & I. M. c. Ss.110-
. 7a.. 113 St. L. & H. V. g. lit 121
5s. ...121(4 St. Paul consols 172(4
90 St. P. a. & P. lalM
I'M1, do bs
w i j Bo Hallway 5s
102H Stnnd. R. & T,
73 Tenn. n. s. 3s
& Pacific
r.n
Is
.121
.112(4
. 71
. 93(4
.HS'f.
C?(4
do 5s
C. & N. W.
do S. P. d.
Chlcano Ter. Is..
D. & 11. O. Is...
do 4 s
V. T. V. & CI. is
Krle treneral 4s....
V. W. A- D. C. !.. 7I'4 Tex
Oeneral Klectrlo 5s.l'!0 do
a It. & 3. A. 6s.. iot iPnlon Paclno 4s ioi
do Is 109 Walxmh Is 118U
II. & T C. ti Pl'i' do 2 103(4
do consol Ci 110 .West Shore 4s 113(4
la Central 1s US lYVls. Central Is JU4
K C P & O. Is. -2(4 Virginia Centuries.. 914
la. n. a 4s lOS'tl do deferred 5
L. A N. unl 4s.. ..100iColo. So 4s 8.14
M. K. & T 2 "' ,So. Paolllo 4a 83
do 4 9'IH1
When Issued. "Ex-lilt. Trust receipts;
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK. April 30.-COFFEE-Spot
Rio, No. 7, mild, mnrket quiet; Cordova,
9(45413(40,. Futures .opened unsteady at un
changed prices to 5 points advance and
ruled exceptionally tame, with only local
trading nnd scarcely nny further varia
tion. Thero was a Bteady undertone on
the better average 'of cables than looked
for. The market closed steady, with prices
net unchnnged to 6 points higher. Total
sales, 3.700 bags, Including Mny at $6.65;
June, $6.75; August. $6.90; September, $6.95;
Ducombor, $7.255f7.30.
i
Cnllfornln Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. Anrll 30 CAITFORNT A
DRIED FRUITS-Qulet nnd steady nt un
changed prices. Business was fairly active
in inu mnrKci lor evaporated apples today.
Advices from the Countrv wprn mnro fnvnr.
able than anticipated and in the absence of
sellers the undertone was about steady at
fully sustained prices. State., 4(45i5c; prime,
Sfific; choice, 7&7(4o; fancy, 7i4aSc. Call-
lornia anen prunes, 3(45f7c per lb as to
size and quality. Apricots, Royal, l,ia,15c;
Moor Park. 15&1Sc. Peaches, peeled, 18
uiiirceiuu, ivsirc.
Stntrment of Vlsllilr Sniinlr.
NEW YORK. April 30.-TJie statement of
mo vihidio uppiy oi grain, m store, and
afloat, on Saturday, April 28, as compiled
ni hid uw lorn i-roauce exenange, is as
follows:
Wheat. 52,541,000 bu.; decrease, 2:416,000 bu,;
corn, 21,915,000 bu.; decrease. 2,197.000 bu.:
oats, 7.987.000 bu.; Increase. 886,000 bu.; rye,
1,260.000 bu.; decrease. 19,000 bu.; barley.
1,099,000 bu.; increase, 36,000 bu.
' Oil Mnrket.
OIL CITY. April 30.-Crodit balances.
$1.4,; certificates, no bid; shipments. 142,194
bbls.; average, SS.41.1 bbls.; runs, 131,432 bbls;
average,, S9.146 bbls.
LIVERPOOL, April 30.-OIL-Cottonseed,
Hull, refined Mny-August. firm at 23s.
LONDON, April 30.-OIL-Calcutta Un
seed, spot, 61s 6rt j linseed, 30s 6d; turpen
tlno cplrits. 42s 6d.
Sonar .Mnrket.
NEW ORLEANS. Anrll 30.-6UOAR-Stendy;
open kettle, 34i(M 3-16c: open ket
tle, centrifugal, 4(J5f4Wc; centrifugal, yel
low, 4bSH 13-16c; seconds, 204(4c.
Ellarln lluttrr Market.
ELGIN. III.. April 30. BUTTER Firm,
nt 18c. No offerings on tho board. Sales
of tho week, 10,300 tubs.
ill Kindi of Lire Stock Show t. Decline
from Batnrd&j.
GENERAL TRADE VLRY SLOW AND DRAGGING
7tt 4 41
fU7 4 10
Mors Hell Fully Five Cents Lower
Than I.nut Week Both Sheep anil
Lambs on the Down Grade
Cattle Slow nnd Wenk,
SOUTH OMAHA, April 30.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official today 2,382 4,31s
One week aid 2.202 3.016
Two weeks ngo.... 2,749 6,396
Threo weeks ago 2,123 3,110
r our woetts ago..., l.su i,.uu
Total April 1900 59,926 169,571 91,j8
Total April 1899 50,3.12 166,551 109,459
Total April 1KH 53,666 147,698 135,68
Total ADrll 1897 61.811 10S.850 68.839
Total Anrll 1896 3.1.825 8.1.064 20.114
Total April 1S93 33,469 87,064 27.107
TOtal April 1S91 69,473 142.N7 lS.IAVl
Total Anrll 189.1 68.169 100.871 24.3.12
Total April 1801 61,663 97,826 17,233
Total April 1891 30,916 106,842 18,682
Averngo prlco paid for hogs for tha last
several days with comparisons:
April l...
April l...
April J...
April 4...
April t...
April ...
April 7...
April t.
April ...
April 10..
April 11..
April ll..
April 13
April
Anrll
April
April
April
April 19,
April 20,..
April 21.,.
April 22...
April 23...
April 24...
Anrll 25....
April 26...,
Apri 27...
April 28...,
April 29...
April 30...
14
15....
16..
17..
18,.
100.1899.1898.1I97.I18I.1W
3 4 1 65 J 92 3 54
608 1 7 3 92 J 64
t 16 3 16 111 SH
625JS6I73 IB
5 30 3 66 1 79 3 90 1
6 30 3 62 1 79 3 85 67
5 27 3 61 3 72 8 83 3 69
3 66 3 71 3 SO 3 il
S33 3 75 3 85 1 62
6 38 3 68 3 90 IJ6
5 36 3 67 3 71 &7
5333633 71 897 I
6 40 3 61 3 67 3 97 3 SO
6 48 3 67 $ 70 3 85 3 49
3 72 3 67 3 80 3 38
5 43 3 61 3 87 i J?
5 65 3 72 3 91 3 35
5 49, 3 68 3 60 3 431
6 46 3 71 3 61 3 91
5 45 3 75 3 63 3 84 3 35
6 42 .1 77 3 73 3 83 3 30
3 72 3 81 3 84 3 30
6 38 3 74 3 82 3 2SJ
5 32 3 67 3 83 3 36
6 36 3 65 3 71 3 31
6 39 3 65 3 84 3 81 I
6 34 3 67 3 79 3 77 3 26
5 37 3 69 3 77 3 75 3 20
3693 79 3 74 322
B32 3 83 3 80 3 15
4 801
4 84
4 82
4 76
4 82
4 II
I
4 89
4 81
4 77
4 71
4 76
4 75
4 70
4 78
4 74
4 63
4 61
4 69
4 70
4 67
4 56
4 61
4 65
4 65
4 CO
4 54
lilt.
4 41
4 61
4 58
4 61
4 71
4 74
4 81
e oi
6 01
4 86
E 01
5 11
5 23
G 23
5 11
5 13
5 03
5 06
6 12
5 05
4 97
5 09
5 12
5 OS
5 00
10
The) official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.Hor's.
C. M. & St. P. Ry.. 1 1
Missouri Pacific ity. l
Union Pac. System. 21
C. & N. W. Ry 1
V E. & M. V. R. R, 26
S. C. & P. Ry
C, St. P., M. O. 21
14. fi M. U. IC. it.... M
C. B. & Q. Ry 2
K. C. ft St. J 1
C R. I. & P.. west ..
Illinois Central 2
Crip's and driven In 1S9
13
1
3
3
17
58
11
Total recelnts.... 106
Tho disposition of tho day's receipts wns
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber ot neaa indicated:
Buyers. Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co 216
G, II. Hammond Co 214
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co....,
Armour & Co ,
R. Becker & Dcgan....,
Lobman & Co
Livingstone el Schnllcr
Hamilton & Rothschild
11. L. Dennis & Co
Other buyers
443
&9
377
80
101
42
79
38
112
Hogs. Sheep.
722 93
863
G95
138
1,251
532
1,623
419
3,969
1,597
Totals 2.274
CATTLE Everything was against the sol
lers of fat cattle today. At nil the selling
points there was a good run with prospects
or llDcrai receipts for trio wcck. in con
soquence there was a general break In
values all along the line. Buyers nt this
point aimed to take off Just about 10c and
thev succeeded In getting tho cattlo 6ifl0c
lower, mostly 10a lower, than Die close of
last ween, xno marKet was very siow, aci
sellers hung on to tho last minute In an
endeavor to wring out every cent possible,
ajirt it was ute Derore a clearance wns or
fectfd,
Cows nnd heifers wero in as rood de.
mand as usual at this point, which means
tn.t buyers nad use ror an mat were on
sale. For that reason the market on cow
stuft was eteady anc reasonably active In
spite of the docllno of fat steers. Bulls
also fold about steady and voal calves
the same as last week.
Thore, appeared to he a very good de
mand for stock cattlo and feeders. Specu
lators dlaposed of all their cattlo last week
and accordingly were all wanting more to
start out the week with. Tho result was
tha.t speculators were out early and soon
picked up the few loads to bo had at good,
stronr prices. Both thin cattle and warmed
up or half-fat sold readily. Representative
saIm:
BEEF STEERS.
80 4 M
a ,,, rn 4 so
If, Ml I 35
7 M 4 (0
4
1!)
KM 4 10
38 9lM 4 1,1
13 91 4 4',
1 , M70 4 tS
2 10M 4 41
1 1110 4 41
1 11 .VI 4 M
1...
1...
3...
1.
..10IO 3 10
.. 630 .1 10
.. 900 3 IS
9V) IS
B ! 4 65
11 1(W 4 IT,
9 841 4 M
4 975 4 TO
1 10 4 Ti
t.. (ft) 4 7$
4 37 4 75
12 .1081 4 f
10 (08 4 9j
40 f.6t B AO
1 40 R 00
1 40 8 00
AND HEIFERS.
1 900 3 so
3 740 1 75
2 0 4 :s
1 540 4 40
....
2. .. .
I....
1....
1 W 3 40
HTKERS AND HEIFERS.
...KM 4 SO
COWS AND HEIFERS.
...977 4 r, u 1 30
...I1.M 4 30
STAOS.
. ..1f.M 1 t
HOOS-Un,1.r
P"rted break at Chicago and other mnrket
nointa tho hog market here declined 5c.
" trn4" was dull nt the decline for tho
UW sellers were very backward
m'lk,l,"K tho conee ioi. The market
Sfnci.' " i rough tho morning nnd It
fl?ii.. er, 10 o clock before a clearance was
!i2h. crfec,pl,i though tho receipts wero
...1. . "" on me nrst uay ot mo
weeK. A good many of the loads on sale
wero Ilsht and thin stuff and not very
(lesirntiie. which did not help the market
.V nere were a row pretty fair loads
nnd .one load of heavy hogs cholco enough
to bring $o.45. The general run of the
hog i on salo brought $3.30ir5.324. as against
.X4(6.40 on Saturday, with tho common
light loads still lower.
It will bo noted (ram the table of average
prices abovo that tho week starts out with
the market a big 6c lower than It was at
the, beginning of last week, 12'41t'15c lower
tnnn two weeks ago and very nearly steady
with threo week ago. Representative sales:
No,
148,.
16...
US...
72...
96...
74...
99...
M...,
61...
A V. Sh. Pi-.
ico $ 2714
.150 SO 8 !7U
... s 2:14
40 C 30
160 S 20
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St. I.oulx Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS. Anrll 30. CATTLE Roeelnl.
1 100 head. Including 550 Texans; market .
veak and n shudo lower for natives: 10c ,
lower for Texans; nntlvo shipping nnd ex- I
nort steers, $1.50715.76; dressed beof nnd 1
butcher steers, $l,6OffS.00; steers under l.onn
lbs., $4.00Ir4,00; stockers and feeders, $1.25 !
difi.OO: cows nnd heifers, $2.50?i5.00; ennners.
$1.5CIf2.85; bulls. $3.15tfrl.25; Texas and In
dian siners. n.io'iio.OO. cows and heifers.
$2.50fifl.R3,
HOOS-Recelpto, 6,100 head; market 6c
lower; pigs and lights. $3.2rftG.40; packers,
t5.25f?r,.40: butchers. .40fi5.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 500 head;
mnrket steadv: native muttons, $5.00175.75;
Inmbs, $6.25(5(1.75; spring lambs. $7.0M8.00;
cu'H nnd bucks. $I.COif4.75; stockers, $1.00Ji)
i.00.
840
pro
1
2
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BUSINESS AT PORT OF HAVANA
Shows 11 Henry Inerense Over One
Yenr Ago nnd Previous
Month.
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WASHINGTON, April 30. The statement 1
was made today by tho division of customs ' J"1
and Insular affairs of tho Wnr department
t'.iut the total collections at tho customs port ;
New York MlnliiK tluiif nt Inns,
NEW YORK, April 30.Tho following
am closing quotations for mining shares
today:
CI......1..1. ,.. .,. ri ..i...... .-. . v.i,,i,i
ftmiuc-i! in nun jru iiuitiB, llliri nuiiiir uu- rrown Point 1"
1 lines, cioseq with a tun advance ot 1110 1 Con. Cal & Va 143
nor rent
rentes, 101 f UH-e for tho account Exchango
011 i.onuon, jr juc lor cnecis,
LONDON. April 30. American securities
wero depressed at the opening and prices
went well below parity There wns a dls
position to wait and seo what Wall street
wouin no. tho market ruled quiet to tho 1 . .
elose, with operators Inactive. Spanish 4s Condition of the Treasury,
closed at 71',. The amount of bullion taken WASHINGTON, April 30. Today's state
Into tho Bank of England on balance today J ment of tho treasury balances In the gen-
Dead wood
(lotild ft Curry...
Hale & Norcross.
Romestake
iron Kllver
Mexican
CO
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3 85
3 90
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1
of Havana twentv-seven working davs of1
j March, 1900, were $1,006,269, an Increase of I V"
I toiai collections over mo corresponding
.month of the previous year of $109,226. The !
I collocticns for March, 1000, include import j
iiuijtTD iu ma auiuuiu ui iovo,i.ni exiuri .
duties, $5S,7C3,
There landed at the port of Havana during 1
March, 1900, from points outside of tho
Island ot Cuba 3,899 passengers. Of this
number 1,603 came from the United States,
1,893 from Spain and 320 from other
countries. During the same period there
wore Imported into the port of Havana 18,
855 domestic animals,
Tho total number of vessels of all kinds,
firnlffn nrwl nAn(ih,,t.. tUat enlnNvl V.a 1 1600 3
. w , n, , I I..... ..SVW J 11
ui iiHiaua, .iiuiuil, ivvv, noD ovi, nuu n
total groM tonnage of 297,463. The total
number of vessels, foreign and coastwise,
that clearod from that port for other ports
during tho same period was 308, ot a total
gross tonnage of 292,141.
During, tho month of February, 1900, only
224 vessels of all kinds, foreign and coast
wise, entered tho port of Havana, while there
cleared from tho port named during the
month of February, 1900, only 243 vetsels,
foreign and coastwise, of all kinds.
1420
1330
1460
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3 71
3 75
3 75
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3 80
3 90
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SHEEP The roonlnln worn verv Hirht nnd
of tho few loads reported In the yards there
wore four loads which were sold last week
for dollverv today, so that the actunl offer
ings on today's market were very light,
Advices from other markets were unfavor
able nnd the condition of the mnrket hero
wns none too good, Sheep were slow, but
lust nbout steady, and lambs weak. Tho
prospects are that from now on the. re
celnts will bo light nnd if that provo to
bo tho case tho chances are good for this
market being strong as compared with
other markets.
Quotations! Clipped wethers, $5.30"JIG.40;
clipped yearlings, $5.403G.60; clipped ewes,
cood to choice. $4.6Ofi6.0O; fair to good
clipped ewes, $4.2ofi4.60; good to choice
Colorado woolcd lambs. $G.7Efi7.00: fair to
good western woolel lambs, $6.50ti!.fi5;
good to choice clipped lambs, $...6&S3.90;
fair to cood clipped lambs, SS.40Jj6.65. Rep
resentative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
3 culls 103 $J 60
1 goat 90 4 00
1 goat 120 4 00
60 clipped western lambs 65 4 00
446 western ewes, clipped 103 4 60
4 bucks 137 & on
641 western lambs, clipped 65 5 60
46 native v'rl'gs and 2-year-olds 105 6 00
41 native lambs 84 6 90
271 Colorado lambs 69 6 75
261 Colorado Iambs 71 6 85
CIIIGACO I.1VB STOCK MATIKKT.
Sleer Slow Hon" Lower Sheep lAre
Sternly to Slow.
CHICAGO, April 30. CATTLE Receipts,
23,000 hond, Including 800 Texas steers; slow
to loo lower; butchers' stock, steady; na
Uvea, beat on sale today, one carload nt
$5. t: goodl to prlmo steers, $4.8&g6.75; poor
to medium, l.U'ffi.ib; bciecieu irenors,
n'trong and active. $1.10j7C,00: mixed stock
ers. $3. 60ft d.. 25; cows, $3. 00g4.60: helfera,
strong, $3.40ft6.O0; canners, $2.25Ti'2.90: bulls,
$2.75W1.35; calves, weak. $4.2TS6.iG. Texans,
receipts. 400 head; best on salo today, 4
cars, at $5.05; Texas fed steers, about
steady, $4.00fl5.20; Texas bulls, strong, $3.25
f3.75.
ItUUri lieceipts tooay, ao.vw nemi; luniui-
rviitf. 1RIWI oaMmntprt : left over. b.UUU 110.1(1 ;
W.4o lower; top. $5.57H; mixed nnd butch
ers. ,9XH0.ti0; good io oiioiuo uuuvjr. j-..
(a6.57H; rough heavy, $5.2rvti6.35; light, $o,15
at5.47'4; bulk of sale. $5.35fiG.60.
aiTt.-.R.r ampi l.AMHS Roce. nts. 20.000
fhnad; sheep. Bteady to slow; lambs weak
to lOul&o lower; top lamos. i.jo; sum w
cholco wot-hers. $3.25Q5.C0: fair to cholco
mixed, J4.fin7iG.2&: western sni-pp, a.-u'
5.60; yearlings, $5.&05fi.lo: nnttve lamos,
$5.GOB7.25; western lambs, $5.857. 25.
Jtow York Lire Stock.
.-.-.. taut.- . ....II oa nRRVWB-Tie.
i y V luim, ' I " 1 ,,v. ....... - - - i
colpts, 3,391 head; oponed firm, closed dull
nnd wenk for steers, nil sold; steers, i I. J)
era. fiiirir,n luils. 13.25'r74.65:
cows, $2.15ifl,25; extra fat cows, $!.). Cn-
nles quoieu sinie caiiic imn i ji-.t'i;
per pound; refrigerator beef steady nt
Sio per pound; llvo sheep, Ho. Exports,
n.' inmnrrniv. 670 cattle. 1.150 sheep and
4,500 Quarters of beef.
CALVES licceipis, o,ii iiriiu, ui
iin.nr i.lnbe.1 50o nf: veals. 13.50
f(G.75; extra, $6.00;" llttlo cnlvcs, $.1.50.
BIII'JKI AiSU IjASllia lli'irijiin, u.oiu
t i. nl.MA fillnnn.1 atnplr ntpnilV!
Ilt'llll, (.11, , . ....,, . .
others unevenly lower; 2i cars unsold.
I'nsnorn sneep, i,w'iw, "I" "i. XA'o in
t7F.fi, unahnril nrntlS. 6.0MS.10:
clipped 'lambs, $5.0O!f0.75: choice lambs,
lO.voyl.m, spring lamns, uu,
llflOS-Receipts. 11,410 head; slow for nil
weights: mixed western hogs, $5.60ii5.75:
state hogs, $5.S0fl5.W; western pigs, $5.30
45.50.
Kausns City Live Stoek.
KANSAS CITY. April 30,-CATTLE-Re-
celpts, 4,300 natives, 1,200 Texans; Heavy
Tillies u snauo easier; oiners sinHiiy; na
tive steers, $l.2.V8o,00; stockerB and feeders,
$3.60flG.40: butcher cows und heifers, $3.25
4.51; canners. $2 50fi3.25: fed westerns, $1.15
h't. 85: Texans. $4.20771.55.
IKKiB IteceiptS, nean; cnoice neiivy.
stoadv; others, Be higher; heavy, Ki.30jin,4.r;
mixed. ?r..2Mf0.40; llglit, m.mi.-i'i P"gs.
?!f'-- ..
HHr;i';P AN I) lA.MIiri eunis, t.vu
hood: snnnlv mostly common finality; good
grades stendv; Colorado lambs, $5.ffiff6.75;
clipped lambs, $.'.fiOfi6.65: clipped muttons,
$4.86fi5.00; ewes, $l.7Mc4.65; culls, $3,255-1.00.
SI. Joseph Live Stoek.
snt'TH ST. JOSEPH. Mo April 30. (Spe-
clal.) Tho Journal quotes:
CA TTLH Iteceipis. i.iuo neao; raarnri
HtcHds- to lOo lower: natives. $3.90(i.0j;
Texas nnd westerns, $3.7fr&6.00: cows and
heifers. 2.2.iM.ij; nuns and sings, ;.zo'((
4.83; yearlings and calves, $4.0OfjG.15; stock-
ors anu leeucrs, i.i"ii. iv, veins, n.uvic, .u,.
lIOOS-'Recelpts. 2.S00 head: market steady
to 2V4c lower; nil grndes, $5.305.45; bulfc
of snlee. $5.32HS5.40.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Recelpts. 2.600
head; market, I0f(15c lower; Colorado
Iambs, $6.85.
Stock In SlKht.
Followins aro the receipts at the four
nrlncloal western markets for April 30;
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Totals ...
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Dated Aarll SS. 1. w TH0MAB
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200-2IO RIALTO BUILDING, CHICAGO.
Write fr niir Dwllr Market I.rtter. Flftwn rnprenentatlrrs rontnllr on tha floor of tha
Ohiraen Hoard nt Trade, thui Inturlng prompt execution o! ull oritrr., and rlo Httxiitlnn to ull hull.
ntti (Dlruited to ut. XIIWAKII U. BKKMAN, la Chare of Itecrlln l)ePrl.tut.