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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: "WEDNESDAY, APRIL J, 1!K)1,
OMAHA LIVE STOCl MARKET
Good Demand for All Grades of Oattlt at
Stronger Fricei.
HOG OPEN 2 1-2 HIGHER, BUT CLOSE WEAK
Blircp nrntmht A limit Slcnilr Price
Todny, lint the Mnrkrt on I.nnih
Vi .Slow nnd Wrnk Coni
pnrrd lt-ltli VcMcrdny.
SOUTH OMAHA, April 2.
Rocelnt were:
Cattle.
... 3,470
... .1,142
... O.til
... G, I'M
... 7,::r
.. 6.HS2
.. f.,f.27
... s,m
Hogs. Sheep.
Official .Monday
Official Tuesday
Two days thl week .
Hnmn dray last week .
Hnmo week beforo ...
Humo threo weeks ogo
Humo four weeks uko
Humo duys lost year .
410 10,101
ti.175
!,5.j
9,510
14.4M
12,lui5
4.463
14, MO
6,&M
ls.Wll
11,112
11,525
0.176
8,672
Average, price paid for lings for the past
pevcrul days, with comparisons:
1W1. 1900.1S33.1S3S.1S37.1KC.'1S33.
March 15.
March 16.
March 17.
March 18.
March 19.
March 20.
March 21.
March 22,
March 23.
March SI.
March 23.
March 26.
March 27.
March 2S.
March 20.
March 30.
March 21.
April 1...
April 2...
3 C9
3 CS
3 801
4 33
4 27
4
4 41
4 3
4 42
4 46
4 56
.1 65
3 65
3 70
3 87
3 91
3 88
3 91
4 00
3
3 71
3 73
3 S3,
3 bS
3 81
3 74
3 67
3 11
3 73
3 75
3 I
3 Ml
3 601
3 761
3 93
3 63
3 60!
3 ,S,
3 31
3
3 71
3 67
3 93
3 M
3 Si
3 65
3 59,
4 71
3 5'
3 C5
3 Cti
A C
3 Wi
3 86
3 71
3 66;
3 60;
3 03
3 r3
3 61
3 671
3 65
3 62
3 62
3 65i
3 67
I 3 70
82
4 i0
4 7S
3 83 . J
3 87,
3 91,
3 UJ
3 92!
3 661
3 60
3 M I 80
3 IM 4 81
Indicates Sunday,
The official number of cars
lirouRht In today by ench road
Cattle. Hogs.
Of HtOCk
war:
Sh'p. H'rs.
C, M; ft. St. P. Hy
O. 8t. I.. Hy
Missouri Paclllo Hy
I'nlon Pnclllc; system...
C. ft N. W. Hy
I, U. ft: M. V. It. It....
H. C. ft P. Ity
C St. P.. M. ft O. Hy..
II. ft M. It. It. 11
. H. ft (J. Ity
C, It. I. ft- P., east
0., It. I. ft P., west
6 &6i 4 79
5 K'.t 4 85
4 94
6 55W
5 6lU 4 13
5 71 4 86
6 S2 4 81
5 80 4 85
5 80)i 4 90
4 33
5 76
6 87 4 83
6 S5i 4 37
G SOT 5 05
6 RSk li 16
6 US', A 12
6 10
fi 97ti
CO 5 OS
3 1
I
12 io 'l
is
i
s
12 6
,
2 1
S6 2.)
4
29
1
Total receipt
...111
The disposition of tho doy's receipts was
ns followH, each buyer purchasing the num-
licr or bean indicated :
Huyers:
Omaha Packing Co...
Cattle. Hot;. Sheep.
351 1,001
.'! 1,215 270
596 1,163 276
722 1.235 1,772
426 618 1,031
303
7 ... ....
37
I
It
l
7
3
1
183 .... 115
fi. II. Hammond Co
Swift mid Company
Cudiihy Parking Co
Armour ft. Co
R. Hecker ft, Dcgnn
.1. L. Carey
Hrnton ft ITndcrwood...
lltiHton ft. Co
Livingstone Sohnllcr..
Hamilton ft. Rothschild.
J,, r. Husz
H. P. Hobblck
A. 8. Muwhlnney
Wolf ft M
Other buyers
Totals 3.1S2 5,565 3,467
CATTliK There won a fairly liberal run
of cattle hero today and as the demand on
the part of all the packers seemed to bo
liberal tho irmrket opened stronger and na
tive nil around.
Iteef steers met with ready sale today at
prices that looked strong us compared with
tho prices paid yesterduy. In some rases
rattlo undoubtedly sold quite a little higher
than they did yesterday, where they Just
liappened to suit the buyers. It wns a good,
nctlvc, stiong market on nil grades and tho
yards were cleared In good season.
The demand for row stuff was also In
snort shapo and prices were a little stronger.
The situation could best bo described by
railing It a good, strong, active markot
on both tho good stuff nnd the medium
grades. Cannrrs ulso met with ready sale
at fully steady prices. Tho receipts wero
not at all exeesslvo and as a result tho bulk
of th offerings wero cleaned up In good
senson,
nulls and stags" also brought strong prices
today mid veal calves were picked up at
good, firm prices.
Choice feeders sold as high as ever today,
several loads bringing as much as H.90. but
they wr.ro good stuff. The demand for fend
ers was In fair shape this morning In spite
of tho bail weather, but It was noticeable
that It was only the better grades that
were wanted. Anything on tho common
order was neglected and hard to move at
nny price. Representative snlcs:
BKEF BTEEHS,
No.
1
1
4
9
1
3
14
24
1
14
12
6
30
1
12
12
11
17".'.'".'
44
35
12
Av. Pr.
No.
Av.
Pr.
I 65
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
. CS0 $3 60
tn
18.'!.'.'
11....,
20....,
11
12....
62....
1....
39
36....
19....
37....
16.'. . .
9....
IS....
42....
17....
7. . . .
44....
27....
13....
9....
6. . . .
23;...
9....
20....
36,...
IS....
17....
18....
17....
S,...
18..
7. .. .
9,...
25....
15....
10....
8....
16....
....1137
....1060
....1103
....1123
,...1109
,...1093
....1241
.... 12i
,...1309
....1102
....1130
....1256
....1263
....1111
....1222
....1201
....1134
..,.1265
....120S
..,.1259
...,1110
....1161
....1340
....1260
....1228
....llliO
...,1343
...,1249
....1347
....1136
....1331
....1432
....1202
....1291
....1180
....1302
....1376
....1209
....1330
....1201
. 690 3 76
...1000
3 75
4 00
4 10
4 10
I 15
4 "5
4 25
I 25
... 778
... 770
... 733
... 76S
...1020
...1160
... 871
. .. 993
4 70
4 25
4
70
893 14 !
4
4
70
S76
4 23
70
....1140
.... 866
....10S8
.... 993
1001
.... 900
933
1005
937
.... 957
991
.... 913
1040
1035
990
912
10.-.6
900
,...'.1056
1005
4 25
4 25
4 W
I 35
4 35
I 35
4 35
4 40
4 40
4 10
I 40
4 40
4 45
4 45
I 45
4 45,
4 45
4 50
4 60
I 65
I 65
4 55
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
I 65
4
4
4
"0
70
70
4
70
4
70
4 75
4 75
4 80
4 80
4 80
4 SO
4 80
4 SO
4 80
1 85
4 85
4 85
4 90
4 90
4 9)
4 95
4 95
4 93
4 95
4 95
5 00
5 10
4 60
I Co
4 75
5 13
9
15
7
9
15
22
17
1
8
70
3
960
43 1026
3 10S0
19 1074
30 1206
9 1155
8 1171
8T13KRS AND HElFKItS.
4
4
II
IS
i:
is
... 650 3 75 20 1097
...1117 4 15 17 lOTtf
... 667 4 15 6 1216
...1011 4 55 3 1526
STUEHB AND 8TACI8.
...1315 5 10
STERUS AND COWS.
.1203 4 75
COWS.
1...
1...
1...
1...
O
1 '.'.'.
1...
1...
i
i...
4...
1...
1...
870
850
900
870
9.50
930
..... 910
1030
9n0
669
940
883
800
910
930
750
2 00
3.
1161
890
1220
1340
1038
890
612
1040
1230
870
1080
1400
3 ffl
3 60
3 65
3 65
3 63
3 75
3 75
3 75.
3 75
3 75
3 73
3 '5
3 75
3 75
3 73
3 73
3 SO
3 Vi
3 SB
3 85
3 85
3 85
3 85
3 90
3 90
3 ffl
3 90
3 90
3 90
3 95
3 93
3 95
4 CO
4 00
4 00
4 (X)
4 00
4 00
I 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 ro
i 00
4 GO
4 W
I 03
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 15
4 15
4 15
4 15
I 13
4 15
4 25
4 25
2 00
2 25
2 60
2 50
2 50
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 63
2 .0
2 76
2 73
2 75
2 75
2 85
2 5
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 DO
3 05
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 35
3 55
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 60
3 60
3 50
3 60
3 60
3 50
3 50
3 65
3 00
3 60
3 60
1
1
1
10
6
2 1055
1 1060
1, 1140
1 1020
8
1
1. ........
6
1
975
670
6.
.....1092
....1151
1162
.... 950
1000
995
1161
....1236
..... 086
,...1230
1124
9
4
1
1
1110
978
1100
1030
820
1030
660
1100
1..
1..
1..
1i.
12
6
5:::::
i
1 1120
2 1015
2..... 1060
1 1000
2,...'. 90
2 1170
6...: 1056
1 WO
fi 1046
2 1025
1 1200
3 10SO
2 1195
1 1020
1 800
1 990
6 913
5 848
11 1024
3 1160
1 1130
1 ...1130
1 ,...1080
1 1150
1 1320
' 1 1170
1 1020
1., 1000
1 1060
2... 1010
1 1270
1 1270
2 1083
5.
5 1074
4,
.112:
1...
1...
4...
9...
14...
4...
6. . .
10...
7. . .
i...
i...
8...
6...
1...
1...
1...
5;:;
6, . ,
o
W."
6..,
1..,
17...
24...
2
i!'.!
2..,
3,.,
120i)
1000
1145
913
109S
915
115S
1140
1100
1310
1100
1162
956
, 1320
1250
, 1120
10.0
, 1033
, 1263
1000
110)
1250
1110
1105
, 1136
1470
1370
1330
1313
COWS AND HWU'UHS.
,. 960 3 f5 19 1060
.. 800 4 10
8
8 i
4 15
Hull' KltH.
3
4
1
3
I'.Y.Y.'.W"
i
506
765
5i
990
()
670
631)
3 15
3 15
3 25
3 25
3 30
11..
930
871
923
950
8(
870
9C
4 00
4 03
4 10
4 10
4 15
4 5
1 15
39....
20....
O
16.'.'.'.
1..,.
15....
3 35
3 40
1 410 .1 M 3 1023 I 15
1 610 3 Ml 9 M7 4 15
2 10V) 3 U) 13 960 ID
1 I5) 3 0.5 7 1125 4 25
J4.. 959 3 75 4 830 4 75
3 f.03 3 frl 8 1031 I ."l
A 866 3 W 1 1050 I 40
5 1132 3 95 14 1113 1 13
HULLS.
1 10f) 2 .VI 2 150," 3 R0
1 1040 2 i5 1 lift) 3 60
6 1113 2 75 1 1200 3 60
1 1130 2 tO 2 1570 3 60
1 970 3 00 1... 15'0 3 fin
1.... 1200 3 () 1 1370 3 CO
1 11560 3 10 1 1710 3 ro
1 2060 3 15 1 10V1 3 65
I.., 101') 3 1H 1 760 3 65
1 1430 3 20 1 1230 3 65
1 1270 3 20 1 1060 3 hi
1 1120 3 25 16 1913 3 70
1 1490 3 25 1 1610 70
1 1350 3 30 2..' 1470 3 70
1 1210 3 ft) 1 1280 3 75
1 810 3 .' 1 1450 3 '5
1 1K0 3 : 1 1220 3 75
1 1170 3 ft) 2 1635 3 75
1 1370 3 35 1 1710 3 75
3 143.1 3 40 1 140) 3 M
1 1510 3 40 1 17H0 3 80
1 1100 3 40 , 1 16i) 3 80
1 16V) 8 '.0 1 1600 3 Ti
1 1670 3 40 1 1290 4 l)
1 IV.) 3 45 21 781 I 05
17 1729 3 60
CALVKS.
1 260 4 li i 270 6 00
1 UV) fi :.o 2 200 6 25
1 200 6 60 2 125 6 60
STAUS.
2 1350 3 SO . lb 1173 I '5
19 1389 3 85 1 2050 4 ."3
1 1520 I 15
STOCK COWS AND HKtFKRS.
1 920 2 10 1 lew :i 10
65S 2 70 6 860 3 10
2 725 2 !M 10 145 3 75
2 625 3 ID 2 915 3 83
STOCK CALVKS.
1 310 4 25
STOCKUHS AND l'KKDKItS.
2 huo 2 7,i 2 6i0 I 10
5 620 3 (1) . 1 800 ' 4 00
1 430 3 () 32 6-1) 4 fO
1 6J) 3 71 71!) 1 00
1 820 3 2.-, 20 821 I 10
1 770 3 10 3 773 I 15
6 6M i l 570 I 25
31 663 3 60 4 602 1 2.i
1 620 8 60 20 661 1 SO
1 750 3 75 2 630 I :v
2 725 3 80 31 605 4 30
1 4MI 3 V) IV) 716 4 90
15 906 3 90 4 442 I 30
6 516 3 90 20 850 I 15
2 715 4 00 6 381 4 55
6 663 I 00
HOOS The supply of hogs today wa9
about up to expectations anil as lnvorable
reports were received lrom other markets
trading started out on a basis of u strong
2!sc advance. The general run of mixed
hogs sold at JO 00, with tho better grades
going at J'UCl'j and 6.05 and as high at
6.o7'n was paid for prime heavyweights.
At tlioM) prices sellers cut loose qultu rap
Idly, but beforo tho bulk of the offerings
had changed hands .the market cased off
and packers wanted to buy the rest at
5.97VS and J0.O0, or only a littlu stronger
than yesterday's general market. Sellers
weru holding for thu morning prices and
as n result not much was done for a time.
Tho last hair of tho market was very
slow and weak, tho advance being fully
lost. Packers were only bidding $5.95 nnd
5.97VS and as a result It was late befort
anything like a clearance was made, ltcp
rvsvntatlvu sales:
No.
Av. Sh. Pr.
No. Av. Sli,
Av
...216
...221)
, . .235
...257
...262
...200
...21S
...22S
...249
...257
...21i
...282
...213
...217
...226
Pr.
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 W
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 if)
li 00
li 00 .
6 ()
6 CO
6 00
6 00
C GO
6 00
6 IN)
6 00
6 00
6 (0
6 00
6C2H
6 124
fi 2)4
6 02' a
6 OJli
6 02',4
6 02(a
6 02 ',4
6 02,i
6 02V4
6 02a
6 02',,
6 024
6 02 'A
6 03
6 05
6 05
fl 06 -6
05 -6
05
6 05
6 07',4
6 07'.,
ran of
1S9..
176 80 5 tD
70 216 80
81 207
... 5 93
10 5 Wi
80 6 95
80 $5 95
6.
82..
74..
96. .
81..
36..
66..
67..
63..
71..
73..
6.1. .
82..
. .206
71..
60..
00. .
63..
71..
76..
71..
46..
48..
68..
76..
71..
73..
80
.20S
...181
...117
...231
...214
. . .28S
. . .22
. . i225
. . .201
40 6 Ki
80
80
40
100
5 S7V4
5 071,4
200
V)
80
80
6 7Mi
5 i.7i,J
5 97l3
o !)7'.3
5 97V4
..193
..196
40
120
120
71 220
5 97'.
1.4
67
..SIS
. .256
5 9J'S 60 237 80
21...
85. . .
6 97 74 21S 80
6 97's 42 20S 40
6 97! 2 69 247 40
5 37?a 73 242 80
5 97V 80 213 80
5 97',s 71 216 40
5 97V4 6S 242 80
5 974 62 226 ...
5 7', 61 250 80
5 97 1 3 62 290 100
6 97V, 69 211 ...
5 97',j 69 26S 80
6,00 60 251 ...
6 01) 61 241 ...
00 78 239 ...
tit") 70 229 ...
6 00 20 267 40
6 00 67 249 ...
lilii) 82 212 ...
6 00 29 228 ...
6 00 70 259 ...
6 0O 20 311 ...
6 01) ' 61 314 SO
6 00 66 26S ...
6 00 65 233 ...
) 65 302 ...
6 00 67 297 ...
6(H) 49 311 ...
40
80
(VI 231
66 233
88 214
20 227
4S 210
76 205
70 201
69 221
40
80
120
23 21
1
.206
65..
62..
72..,
76. .
64..
69..
16..,
82...
69..
73..
49:.
65..,
63. . ,
51..,
58...
"!240
...231
...240
...215
...236
...280
...224
...302
...21S
...207
...240
. . .255
...226
...243
SO
200
40
160
120
80
3.
..21 IS
SIIKKP Thcro was not n heavy
sncep ncro today ami ewes nnn
wethers
brought good strong prices. Tho Standard
Cattle company's clipped wethers that sold
vnutiinlnv f.tt tj l!A li.ntt t fl Til tri,lnv
lOwcs brought $1.25 nnd $4.30. which looked
like good strong prices,
l.nmbs, however, were rather slow and
tho market wan weak to a illmo lower.
Packers did not seem to bo particularly
anxious for lambs today and as a result
tlie trnile was slow.
Feeders are still selling at cood strong
prices, the supply being light and tho de
mand of very fair proportions.
Quotations: Choice. led wethers. H.Wtl
4.85; fair to good wethers, $4.251.60; clipped
wethers, jl.&WH.orr, cnoico iigntwcignt
yearlings, $1,85571.95; fair to good
yearlings. SI.fi0fil.8J: clipped yearlings.
$l.65ff4.80; cholco lightweight ewes. $1.13
4.80; fair to good ewes, J3.y0ic
l i:: cnoico limine, iair to
good lambs, $l.90(tf5.15: spring lambs, $6.50fi
8.50; feeder owes, $3.25J3.&0; feeder wethers,
S3.76f.i4.00; feeder lambs, $1.304.60. Itcprc-
sentatlvc sales:
No.
Av.
10S
90
102
101
91
73
110
77
105
123
130
110
9t
80
Pr.
2 50
3 60
1 30
4 40
4 70
1 70
2 75
3 50
4 00
4 25
4 60
4 70
4 70
5 15
6 cull owes
2 shorn ewes
191 western ewes
91 shorn wethers
602 western wethers
89 Mexican yearlings
1 sheep
I sheep
2 western rllpped ewes
179 cull ewes
4 western wethers
43S western wethers, clipped.
602 western wethers, clipped.
773 Colorado-Mexican lambs...
CIIICAtiO I.IVK NTOCIC MAHKKT.
Cntllc nml Hlierp Meud to Firm
lllllt Open lllKber.
CHICAOO. April 2.-CATTIKnccclnts.
3,600 head, Including 200 Texans; steers
Hicany, Dincners stocK nnn, Texans
steady; good to prime steers, $5.oofj0.00;
poor to medium, .i.90ii4.!); stoukers ami
feeders, tholee slendy, others slow, S2.65fc
4.75; cows, S3.65JM.40i heifers, llrm, $2.6.V(i
4.65; dinners steady, $2.00fj2.65; bulls llrm.
S3.75fM.40; calves steady, $l.50f6.00; Texas
fed steci s, $4,20f5,OO; Tex.t grass steers,
$3.OfM.0O; Texas bulls, $2.50f3.7$; sales of
choice at $1.00.
HOOS-Itecelpts today, 14,000 head; tomor
row, 22.000, estimated; left over, 2,500; mar
ket opened 6c higher; closed easier; top.
$6.25: mixed nnd butchers. S5.90fn1.20: nnoil
to cholco heavy, $6.05T6.25; rough heavy,
$5.90fi0.oo; light, S3.90ifa.12J,; bulk of sales.
$6.05f(6.15.
HIII-lISP AND I.AMHS-Heeolpts, 12,000
lieiul; sheep llrm; lambs slow; good to
cholco wethers. $4,805(5.10; fair to cholco
mixed. $4.60fM.S5: western sheen. SI.8flfiR.10:
yearlings, $l.80fi5.15; native lambs. $l.75tf
5.85; western lumbs, $5,00f)5.33.
Kiiiiniin City Live Stiirk Mnrkrt,
KANSAS CITV, April 2.-CATTM2-K0.
ceipts, 7,000 natives, 300 Texans, loo calves;
beet steers and good feeders, steady; cows
and heifers, steady to 10c higher: Inferior
cattle weak; native beef steers, $l,605.50;
stockers nnd feeders, $3,75fi5.00; western
fed steers, $4.t5ff5.25: Toxnns and Indians,
$t.251j5.00; cows. Sa.23il4.Gfl; heifers. $3.75f
4.80; caniiors,, $2.35ff3,15; bulls, $3.25tn.C0;
calves. $l.50fl(i.25,
llOOS-necelpts, 10000 head; market 5c
higher; top. $6.15; bulk of sales. $5,93fi6.10;
heavy, $6,051(6.15; mixed pookers. $5,95fj
fl.10: light, $5.85f5.971ii pigs, $4.75fj5.70.
SIIi:i:P AND I.A.MUS-Herelpts, 3,200
head; market strong; western lambs, $5.00
ffS.25: western wethers, $l.60fi5.00; western
yearlings, SI.T5fT5.10; ewes, $1.0ofi4.50; culls,
$2.T5fj3.75j spring lambs, $6.50fj7.50.
St. I.iiitl l.lvc Stock Mnrkrt.
ST. I.OIMS. April 2.-CATTM3-Ilecelpts,
2,000 head. Including 900 Texans; markot
steady; native shipping and export steers,
$4,85fi5,65; droFscd beef and butcher steers,
Sl.30f(5.45; steers under l.Oflrt lbs.. $3,SOff4.60:
Blockers nnd feeders, $2,50f?4,65; cows and
heifers, $2.00fjl,80; ennner, Sl.25fj2.75; bulls,
Si.TM3,40; Texas and Indian steers, $3.50fr
4.80; cows and heifers. $2.55fj3.65.
HOOS-ltccelpts. 8.500 head; strong; pica
and lights. $5.soji6,60; packers, $3.9336.10;
butchers. $6.00fi6,05.
SIIKKP AND UAMHS-Ilecelpts, 1,600
head; market strong and active; native
muttons. $l.25fj5,oo; lambs, $5.0085,10; culls
and bucks, $3.O0f?4,0O.
.cw York l,le Slock Market,
NEW YOItK. Anrll 2. IlKKVKS-lte-
rrlptK, 691 head: no Inula today; feeling
siraiiy; caiues qitnti'ii uvo came llrm, re
frlgerator beef easier at 9',ifj9'4C per lb.
exports, 805 cattle, 2,160 sheep and 4,860
quarters of beef, calves, receipts, 121 head;
steady for nil grades: veals, $4.50f7.60.
SIIKKP AND UAMIIS-Hecelpts, 1.416
ncaa; bticvp stcuuy, mmos weak; common
heep, U; ordinary to good lambs, $5 uf
6.15
llOtlS-Ilccclpts, 2,153 head; firm nt 61o
6.40.
Ht. ,lnrili I, He MtucU Market.
SOPTII ST. JOSKPII, April 2.-(8ieclal.)
The Journal quotes:
CATTMJ-Heeeliits, 1,700 head; market
steady; natives, $i.lof5.2S; Texa nnd west
erns, $3.50f5.10; cows and heifers. $2.25fI.S):
hulls nnd stags, S2.23fil.90; yearlings anil
ml vps, $3.60fM.75; stock-rs und feeders, $3.60
fM.63; veals. $i.75f!7.0O.
HOOS Receipts 3,(00 head; market,
steady to 5c higher; nil grades, $5.9.Vlii;,15,
bulk of sales, J6.oofi6.071; pigs, steady.
SIIKKP AND I.AMHS-lleeelpts, 1.9.1)
bend; market, active, steady; lamb, $I.'W
5.25: yearlings, Jl,75fi5.00; wethers, SUOlj
1,75; ewes, $3.90f.M.5o.
Moux tltv 1,1 Stock Mnrkrt.
SIOl'X CITY. April 2.-(Spoclal Tele-grntn.)-CATTI.K-Hecclpt.
2.too; market
slow, about steady, beeves, $l,0Ofjl.(Vl; .ows
and bulls, mixed, J2.fif!3.75s stockers nnd
feeders, $3.23fj4.4o; calves and yearlings,
$3.23fM.60 . ,
HOOS-Itecelpts, 3,100; market n shade
higher, selling jit $5.Sofj0.00; bulk, $5.93.
Stock In SUM,
Following aro tho receipts nt the jour
principal western markets for April 2:
Cattle. Hojs. Sheep.
South Omaha 3.142 6.173 1.459
Chicago .., 3.500 ll.ooo 12.roo
Kansas City 7.300 10.(ni 3,2iX)
St. Louis 2.0HO 8,601) i.yi)
Totnls
15,912 3075 21,159
m:v voiiiv 41i:m:h.i. mahkf.t.
tluotiilloti of tlie Dii.v mi Viti'loii
Coin III mlltle.
XBW YOItK, April 2,-FI.Ol'U-ltccelpts.
2.111 bbls.i exports, S.573 bills.; weak nnd
shade lower, Inlltleuced by wheat; Minne
sota patents, $1.00fi4.25; Minnesota bakers.
$2.9ofi3.23; winter patents, $3.65fM.o0; winter
straights, $3.of73.6o: winter extras. J2.40W
2.80; winter low grades, $2.20fi2,75. Ilye
Hour, dull: fair to good. $2.S0f3.15; choice
to fancy, $3.20'ii3.43 Buckwheat Hour, quiet
at S2.lOfi2.15.
Ml'CKWIIKAT Dull at 00f62c, c. I. f.,
New York.
COItN.MKAI.-Knsy; yellow western, 91c;
city. !ici Itrnndywlne, S2.iSff2.Sn.
HYK Quiet: No. 2 western, HOtfc, f. o. b
nllont; stale, 66fiS7e, c. I. f., carlots.
HAHI.KY-Steady; feeding. I6f(48!sc, e. I.
f . New York: malting. 2f70c.
HAIU.KY MALT Dull: western, 6.)fi72e.
WllKAT-ltcrclpts. 58,900 '! exports, 61,.
03S bu. Siiot, easy;' No. 2 red. 80e, f. o, b.,
nllont; No. 2 red, 7S7ic elevator: No. 1
northern. Dultith. SS&fci:, f. o, b., nllont; No.
1 hard, Dultith, 91',ic. f. o. b nllont. Op
tions were nervous nnd wrnk nenrlv all day,
rellectlng nctlve liquidation, bearish foreign
advices, favorable crop news nnd heaviness
In northwest markets. They llnally rallied
slightly on covering and closed barely
steady nt e net decline, being helped by
export business. May, 78 Il-16?i79 9-16c, closed
at 79fcc: July. 78Tdfl79 13-16c. closed nt 73'fcc;
September. 78Wi79!4e, closed at 7SN,c.
COHN Uccelpts. 23,000 Int.; exports. 81.997
bu. Spot, weak; No. 2, 4S'sc, elevator, and
49ljc. f. o, li.. altoat, Option market showed
further decided weakness todnv, us a result
of renewed liquidation, absence of bull sup
port, small clearances, weak foreign mar
ket nnd short selling. Closed weuk nt Hit
c net decline. May, 48fM3c, closed at
18e; July. 477nfM8,);c. closed at I7ttc; Sep
tember, I7sifi48ke, closed lit I7"4C.
OATS Receipts, 165,000 bu.; exports, 41,523
bu. Spot, weaker; No. 2, 31c; No. 3, ft)V4e;
No. 2 white, 33c: No. 3 white. 32V-c: trnek
mixed western, 30'.sff31:ic: track white, 82f
36c. Options nominally weak and lower
with corn.
IIAY-Steady: shipping, 75fj77',sc; good to
cholre, 9i?j92Hc.
HOPS Unlet; stnte, common to cholco,
1900 crop, lift 20c: 1839 crop, llfjlSc; old olds,
12ffl6o; I'nclllc coast, 130o crop, 16fjl9c; 1893
crop, 15c
1IIUKS Firm; Galveston. 20 to 23 lbs.,
18fH8c; California, 21 to 25 lbs., 18VAfjl9c;
Texas dry. 24 to 40 lbs.. HfritUc
I, K ATI! Kit Steady; hemlock sole, Hue
nos Ayres, light to heavyweights, L'IIj2;c:
acid. 23',4U23e.
PROVISIONS-Hccf, stendy; fnmllv, $Io.5o
fill.50; mess, $S,60fi9.00: beef hams. $18.50fi
19.00; packet. $9.50f)10.oo; city, extra India
mess, $14.00fM6.00. Cut meats, llrm; pickled
bellies, $S.75fi 10.50; pickled shoulders, $7;
pickled hams, $9.50fi 10.00. I.nrd. steady;
western slenmcd, $$.75; rellned, steady;
continent, $9; South America, $9.50; com
pound, $5.75fi5.S7!4. Pork, quiet; family,
S16.6flfil7.ti0j short clear, $15.0offl7.00; mess,
$15.60fj 10.60.
TAl.IJW-FIrm; city, 5fi5'.ic; country, 5M
SUc.
HUTTKH Receipts, 9,320 pkgs.j llrm;
creamery, 16fi22c: factory, llfil1'4c
CH1CKSK Receipts. 2,300 packages; firm;
fancy, largo colored and white, HJilHjc;
fancy, small colored, 12V4c; fancy, small,
while, 12fil2'ac.
KGGS Receipts, 24,136 packages; strong;
western, at mark, 134c; southern, at mark,
12-5ll3iio.
MKTAI.S-Geucral activity prevailed In
the local metal market today. Tin dlsplnved
a weak undertone In sympathy with the
decline abroad and trading was dull. The
close was very dull at $23.60. At London a
loss of 13s was scored, spot closing nt iM13
16d and futures at 111 7 6d. Domestic
Iron markets continue Inactive but steady
at old prices, Pig Iron warrants, f9.50iiV
10.60; northern foundry. $l5.25ft10.50; south
ern foundry. $14.oofzl5.5o; soft southern,
S13.tiofjl5.fi0. Copper at London was 7a Od
lower to 68 12s 6d for spot and 69 2s fid
for futures. Here the mnrkrt was again
featureless and largely nominal on tho
basis of $17 for Luke S.iperlor and $16.62!
for casting nnd electrolytic. Lead was
dull and unchanged, while spelter showed n
stendy undertone nt yesterday's advance,
the close steady at $3,901(3,93.
O.MVIIA Wlini.HSAM! M.IIIKKTS.
Condition of Trade nml Unntnllnn
on Staple nnd I'nney I'roilncr.
KGGS Receipts liberal; good stock, llrm
nt 11'iiC
i.i vi, rot'LTRY-Hons. Sr: young and
old roosters. 3fj7e; turkeys, 6fSc; ducks and
geese, 7ii7'.-c.
GAMK Mallard ducks, tier ilnz.. $2.7511:1.00:
teal. $1.25fil.60; mixed, Sl.25fi1.rA
HUTTKR Common to fair. 13u: choice. II
fi'lSe: separator. 22c.
I'HKSH OYSTKRS-Flrst grade, solid
packed, New York counts, per can. JWc; ex
tra selects, 32c; standards, 25c; medium, 20c.
Second grade, slack filled. New York counts,
per can, aoe; extra selects, 26o; stuudards,
20e; bulk standards, per gal., $1.25.
FRO.KN FRKSH FISH-Dlnck bass, 18o;
white bass. 10c; bluetlsh, 1lo; bullheads, 10c;
bljo lllls, 7c; calllsh, 12c; cod, 9c; cropplp.
10c; clscocs, 7c; halibut, lie; herring, 4fi6e;
haddock, 9c, mackerel, l5ci; porch, 5fi7c;
pickerel, 7u; pike, 9e; red snapiier, 10c;
salmon. 14c: suntlsh, 5c; smelts, 10c; trout,
10c; whlteush.'Sc.
PIGKONS-Llve, per dor.. $1.
VKALS-f'holce, OfilOc.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesalo
Hay Dealers' association: Choice upland,
$9: No. 1 upland. $S.60; medium. JS: coarse.
$7.50. Ryo straw, $5.50. These prices are for
nay oi goon coior ami quality. Demand
fair. Receipts, 1 car.
OATS No, 2 white, 28c.
CORN-No. 3, 55c.
HRAN-S15.
VKOF.TAHLKS.
SPINACH-POT bu. hox. 75c
ASPAnAOPa-Cnllfornla. per lb.. 16c.
nill'HARH-Cnllfnrnin, per lb., 10c.
NKW HKKTS- Per doz.. fii'c
NKW CARROTS Per doz., iW.
NKW TI'RNIPS-per doz.. 60c.
Cl'CPMHKRS-Hothouse, per doz., $l.5ofj.
2.00, us to size,
PARSNIPS-Per bu.. 40c
Tl'RNIPS-Per bu. basket, 50c.
HKKTS-Pe.r bu.. 40c,
CARROTS-Per bu., 40c
LKTTPCK-Per bu.. 85fri0c
RADI81 1 KS Per doz.. 30ff35c.
PAH8LKY Per iloz., 35c.
POTATOKS Per bu., 45fC5e; Colorado,
' SKF.D POTATOICS-Karly Ohlos. 65ft60o;
Red River Valley, 90o: Triumph, SI. 10.
SWKKT POTATOKS-Per bbl., $1.76.
CAHHAOK Holland seed, per lb., 2c; new
California, 2tye.
TOM ATOKS Florida. ier 6-liasket crate,
$1: Mexicans, per 4-bnsket crate, $2.50.
ONIONS-Ohlo. per bJ.. $1.75.
CKLKRY-Cnllfornln, as to size, 60fj75e;
Kalamazoo, 25fi30e.
CAULIFLOWKR-Callfnrnln, per crate,
$2.60.
UKANS Wnx, per bu., $3.50; string, per
bu.. $3.25.
KGG PLANT Per bu, box. $3.
PKPPKRS-Pcr bu. box, $2.25,
FRUITS.
8TRAWHKRRIKS Florida, per qt., 40c;
Texas. 251 30c
GRAPKS Malagn, per keg. $7.5009.00.
APPLKS-Per bbl.. $1.23; Washington, per
bu. box. $1.75: Helltlowers, $1.90.
CRANHKHRIKS Hell nnd Hugle. $9 per
bbl.; Jerseys, per bbl,, $8.60; per crnte, $3.
TROPICAL FRIUTS,
ORANOKS California seedlings, $2.00ff.
2,25: navels, $2,76fi3.00.
LKMONS-Cnllfornln. extra fancy, S3.25ff
3.60; choice. $3.
HANANAS Per bunch, according to size.
$1.75fi2.25.
FIGS California, new enrtous, 75c; layers,
65c; Imported, per lb., 12fil3c.
DATKS Persian, In 60.1b, boxes, Salrs, 5c
per lb.: Halloween, 5V$o per lb.
MI8CKLLANKOPS.
HONKY California, per 31-scctlon case,
Sl.oo.
CIDKR Per bbl.. $1.50; per half bbl.. $2.75.
Nl'TS Kngllsh walnut, per b ir,e: ill
berts. ner lb.. 13c: almonds, ner lb.. lSfi2floi
raw peanuts, per lb.. 5fj5'c: roasted. O'sirf
l'.5'. iiraziiH, m, pecans, jwn-c; coco.inulS,
eneli. 4Hc
HIDKS No. 1 green, 6tjc; No, 2 green,
IVic; No, 1 salted, 6ac; No. 2 suited, 5',3ci
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs , Sc; No. 3 vrnl
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, StfJ13e; sheep
pelts, 2."if7oc, horse hides, $1.50fj.'.2..
St. l.niiN (Srnln nml Provision,
ST. l.ot'18, April 2,-Tho Merclinnts ex
(hnnge was closed todav because of the
municipal election, but local traders met
on the curb and considerable business was
trnlisneled.
WIIKAT Market opened at 72e. n de
cline of l-lfic from tne previous close for
May, and ruled weak for some time. Inter
rallying, but closing VifNc off. Rccelpls,
36,Si") bu.
CORN May closed lie down, Thcro was
no trading in oats,
HYK Firm ut 53o.
FLOl'R-Qiilet; patents, S3.5Sfr3.75j extra
fancy and straight, $3.15f3.35j clear, $2.70if
2.90.
SKKDS Timothy, steady; average ie.
eclptn, $3,2jfjl,ooj prlniu worth more; flax,
$1.52.
COHNMKAI-Steady nt $2.10,
HHAN Quiet, easy; sncked, cast track,
i in.
HAY Timothy, easier, $10.00fj 13.50; prnlrl'.
steady, SS.oojill.w.
WHISKY-Slendy at $1.27.
1 HON CUTTONTIKS-Sl.
RAGGING- 6'V7c.
HUMP TWINl!-9c
PROVISIONS - Pork, lower; Jobbing.
$15.62'4. Lard, higher, $s.20. Dry salt meats,
steady; boxed lots, extra shorts, $8.25: clear
ribs, $S.37'4; clear sides, $8.50. lliicou, strong;
boxed lots, extra shorts, $9; clear ribs,
$9.12'4: clear sides, $9.25.
MKTALS -Lead: Firm nt $l.22Vifl 1.23.
Spelter: Strong nnd advancing, S3.80fi3.824.
POPLTRY Steady, unchnnged: young
chickens, 8c; turkeys, SfjlOc; ducks, 9c;
geese, 4fi6e,
Hl'TTKH-Stondy; creamery, 16i?22c;
dairy, 14ft 17c.
KGGS Lower at ll'ic repacked and cases
Included.
t'liniiKe In Avnltntilr Supplle.
NKW YORK, April 2.-Hpeclal cable and
telegraplilc coinmiinlcatlnns to Hrndstreet
show the following changes In available
supplies, compared with last nccount:
WIIKAT fulled States and Canada, east
of the Rockies, decreased 819,000 bu.: nllont
for nnd In Kuiope, Increased l,30o,ooo bu.;
total supply, Increased 451,000 bu.
CORN I'liited States and Canada, cast of
the Rockies, decreased 1,001,000 lu.
OATS Pulled states and Canada, cast of
the Rockies, decreased 392,000 bu.
Among the more Important decreases re
ported arc those of 5oo,0o0 bu. nt northwent
eru Interior eleviitors, 310,000 bu. In Mani
toba, 175,000 bu, nt Chicago private elevators
und 60,000 bu. ut Fort Worth.
The leading increases Include those of
260,000 bu. nt Omnha nnd 50,000 bu. nt Nnsh
vlllr. The combined stock of wheat at Portland,
Ore, Tacoma and Senttle, WiibIi., decreased
29S.0O0 bu. Inst week.
Kniinna ('Ity lirnln nml Provisions,
KANSAS CITY, April 2. WIIKAT May,
60'f,fi06Uc; July, 66',jfi66;c; cash. No. 2 bard,
69ft 70o; No, 3, 67Hff6Sc; No. 2 red, 70o; No, 3,
70c
CORN May, 394c; July, 39T4c; cash. No.
2 mixed, 404fMOc; No. 8 white, 41-c; No.
3, 104 c.
OATS-No. 2 white, :S',sC
HYK No. 2. 62c
HAY-Cholce timothy, S10.00fjll.00: choice
prnlrlc. $s.O0Ji9.00.
HUTTKR Creamery, 17Q20CJ dairy, fancy,
16c.
KGGS-Steady; fresh Missouri nnd Kan
sas stock, lie per doz., loss off, cases re
turned: new whltewood cases Included, 4c
more.
RKCKIPTS-Whcut. 26,400 bu.; corn, 12,800
bu.: oats. 5,000 bu.
SHIPMKNTS-Whcnt, 64.S0O bu,; corn, 37,
600 lit.; oats, 4,000 bu.
Liverpool Grnln and Provision.
L1VKRPOOL, April 2.-WIIRAT-Spot,
steady; No, 1 northern spring, 6i3'.id; No.
2 red western, winter, 5s Id; No. 1 Cali
fornia, 6s84d. Futures, stendy; May nnd
July. 6s Ud,
COHN Spot. American mixed, new, firm,
3s IP41I: American mixed, old, steady, 4s Uil,
Futures, quiet; May, 3s 10T41; July, 3s 104d;
September, 5s lid.
PROVISIONS Lard, American rellned, In
palls, firm, 13s 3d: prime western, lu tierces,
llrm, 43s. Huron, short ribs, llrm, 44s 3d.
HOPS At London, Pacific coast, steady
at .Clffi C4 18c
Receipts of wheat, during the Inst three
dnvs, 221,000 centals, Including 215,000 Amer
ican. Receipts of American corn, during
the last three days, 9S.300 centals.
Tho Grain exchange will bo closed April
3, 6 nnd 8.
Toledo Grain Market.
TOLKDO. April 2. WIIKAT Dull, lower;
No. 2 cash. 750; May and July. 77c.
CORN Strong, dull; No. 2 mixed, 434c;
May. 44?ie.
OATS-Stcndy; No. 2 mixed, 284c; May,
264c . . ,
HYK Dull: No. 2, Mc.
CLOVKRSKKD-Qulct; prime cash, $6.0;
October, $5.60.
Mlniienpoll Grnln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 2. WHUAT-Cash,
73'.c; May. T3?ifi734o: July, T5',o; on track,
No". 1 hard, 764o: No. 1 northern. 734c;
No. 2 northern, 69',-fj704c
FLOUR Iowcr; llrst patents, S4.00ff4.10;
second patents, $3.90f? I.Oo: first clears, $3.00
Q3.10; second clears. $2.00f2.15.
BRAN In bulk, $13.25fj-13.50.
Phllndelphln Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April 2.-I1UTTER-Flrm:
fancy western creamery. 224c; fancy
western prints, 22c; fancy nearby, 23c; some
lots 23c
KGGS Firm, 4fT34C higher: fresh nearby,
134c: fresh western, 14c; fresh southwest
ern, 134c: fresli southern, 13c.
CHKKSK-Steady.
Prorln Market.
PKORIA, April 2,-CORN-Knslcr; No. 2,
43c
OATR Easier; No. 3 white, 27ic, billed
through.
WHISKY On tho basis of $1.27 for fin
ished goods.
Ilnlutli Grnln .Market.
DULUTH, April 2. WH KAT No. 1 hard,
7514c; No. 1 northern, 73',dc; No. 2 northern,
677i.fniii;; Jiny. i)e; ,iuiy, ic.
CORN 404c; May, lie.
OATS-27fl27Uc
Mllnniikrr Grain Mnrkrt.
MILWAUKEE. April 2.-WIIEAT-Qulof.
No. 1 northern, 74c; No. 2 northern, 71fj72c
RYE Steady; No. 1. 51c.
HARLKY Quiet; No. 2, 574c; sample, Kfj
56c.
HKVinW OK COMMERCIAL IWILIIHKS.
Ilrrrenar In Unlilllllrn n Compared
ivltli l,nt Yenr,
NKW YORK, April 2. Dun's review of
April 6 will say:
Reports show commercial failures of 3,515
In tho llrst quarter of 1901. against 2,891 last
year. In uninunt of liabilities thero uppenrs
11 decrease, tho llgurcs this year being $31,
7O3.1S0. compared with $33,022,573 In 1900.
Manufacturing disasters wero 710 In num
ber and $12,604,322 In amount, against 578 last
yenr for $13,402,653,
In tradlnc concerns defaults numbered
2,168. with nn Indebtedness of Sll.652.90t',.
compared with 2,196 last year owing $16,318,.
617,
In (he other commercial clashes, includ
ing real estate, brokerage and transport
ing failures, there appears the only In
crease In amount. 157 firms defaulting for
$4,616,356. against 120 for $3,301,373 in 19(H).
Tho most marked Improvement over lost
year Is In the bunking class, where 21 fail
ures for $3,411,389 are contrasted with 17 for
$23,631,182 a year ago.
Wool Mnrkrt.
BOSTON, April 2. WOOIWIth a much
better demand and with Inrger sales Mm
wool market hero had 11 better tone tills
week than for a year past. Tho market 011
prurs to have settled down to n firm basis,
und thero Is 11 feeling that values rnnnot
be forced any lower. Holders of wool are
not as anxious to sell as they wero some
weeks ago, but buyers hnvo not got to the
point whero they are prepared to pay any
advance. Tho bulk of tho trading was In
threo grades and these wools aro In good
demand. For fine medium and lino scoured,
staple lu, 40fM3o Is asked, whllo strictly
staple lots cnll for 45ff-l6c. Quotations:
Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces XX and XX
nbove. 27c: delnlue. 2Sf.f29o; No, 1 combing.
27c; No, 2 and three-eighths blood, 27c
Michigan. Wisconsin, etc. X Michigan. 21c:
No. 1 Mlchlgnn combing. 25ff26c; No. 2
.Michigan combing. 25fi2So; coarsp nnd
braid washed, 25c; lino delaine, 2lf25c, l'n
washed medium, etc Kentucky mid In
diana qunrter blond combing, 25c; three
eighths blond, 23e; Missouri quarter blood
combing, 22e; Ihree-clghths blood, 22o;
braid combing, 20fj2le. Territory, scoured
basis Montana lino medium and line. I4fi
15o; scoured, 42fM3c; Maple, 45fMRo; Ptah,
Wyoming and ldnho medium thin and tine,
42fM5o; scoured basis, spot combings, good,
6U65c; average, 60f63c
rv York Dry Good Mnrkrt,
NKW YORK, April 2,-DHY GOODS
Tlicro has been nn Improvement in cotton
goods today. Business In brown, bleached
and ronrso colored goods hns been quiet.
Prices wero strong nnd tho demand Is
readily met, rrlntclolhs continue Inactive.
Prints and ginghams quiet and unchanged,
Sllkn lu good demand and steady. Hosiery
and underwear In moderate request. Prices
unehaigcil,
Ki upornted nnd Dried I'mlli,
NKW YORK, April 2.-KVAPORATKD
APPLES Tho volume of business trans,
acted In the market for evaporated npnles
reached moderate proportions todav. De
mand came mostly from exporters, but of
ferings wero imlio liberal and this checked
any advance In price. The close, however,
wns quite llrm, with a tendency toward a
higher level of values. State common ap
ples were qtoted ut Sfile, prime. 44MIV;
choice, 5fj5s4C; fancy, 6'u64e.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRIMTS --Inactive
and nominally steady. Prunes, 3V'lTe per
lb., as to size and quality. Apricots, liny il,
74iil2o; Moor Park, SMl3c Pc.u-hc.
peeled, 124ff20c; unpcclcd, o'sflOo,
.MOVI1M K.VI'S IX STOCKS AMI HO.MIS.
Mnrl. rt llrrnl. nltli Storm of l.lqtilitti
tlmi nnd ( nnlliiur Irrruuliir.
NKW YORK. April '.'.-Todny's stock
mnrket wns tempestuous nnd uneven. It
was swept by 11 storm of liquidation this
morning, which cauicd some Motent de
clines nml carried prices below yesterday's
level throughout. The benrs did tint eein
disposed to pursue the contest In the face
of tlie character of support which they
encountered. Earlier loises were largely
recovered, but the late actlvljy und strength
of the market centered very largely In Bur
lington nnd Northern Pacllle on n revival
of reports of a transfer of control of tlie
former. Burlington had sold down to lT2-fi
on the realizing movement, but on the rally
It gained headway on the belief that the
terms offered to stockholders would bo
equivalent to pn and the pllco crnnsed (hat
ilgure by tj, and then fell back on realizing.
Northern Pnclllc touched 97.
The cenernl market had recovend well
nfler the shorts began to cover und the
turn had boon made, but It did not follow
Burlington and Northern Pacllle to u
marked extent lu their Dual spurt and the
closing was decidedly Irregular op renewed
protlt-tuklug, The early break was lu some
part due to the perception thnt the I'nlled
Stntes Steel stocks had been opened high
by manipulation and that realizing in them
wns very large The whole market, in fnct,
opened higher on the average, the ntoof
stocks all showing strength and Burlington.
St. Paul and Manhattan gaining a point or
over. The same brokers who sold Pulled
States Sleel so heavily yesterday continued
selling today. Probably not a little reallz
ug was Induced by tho announcement that
It had been discounted, the Inclusion of the
Superior Consolidated lion mines and the
Iron Bridge company In the merger. The
lncrcnso In the capital of $250,OOo,oOO over
that llrst ennteniiihitrd also leaves 11 lib
eral margin to the account of the syndicate
after the terms of the nddltlonnl exchange
have been fulfilled. Dealings lu the steel
stocks continued In enormous volume. On
the break Rock Island was handled with
notable severity, being forced 2'4 under
last night s cloyc The sled storks were
also conspicuous In the decline. But there
wero stocks In practically every Important
group which wero forced from 1 to 2 points
under last night. The southwestern rail
roads were prominent In tlie inllv and other
points of notable strength during tho day
were Sugar, Anaconda, Amalgamated Cop
per, Manhattan nnd Pacllle Mall, which
rose from 1 to 3 bolnts. and Colorado Fuel,
which rose nn extreme 7',, with recurrent
strength. Northwestern. St. Paul & Omaha
preferred and Now York & Harlem rose 5
to 64 and Uickawunna 23,.
Tho money market was helped bv tho dis
bursements of government Interest, tho
checks for which passed through tho clear
ing house today and made the subtrcasury
Vmt InMHutloti to the extent
of $2,332,822. But the subtreasury has al
ready taken $2,702,000 from the market sineo
I-rldny, notwithstanding 11 payment on nc
count of a deposit of $750,V) In foreign gold
mado nt San Francisco. Sterling exchange
rates were slightly lower, but continental
oxchangu hardened nnd additional gold ex
ports are expected. Tho rate rnllv was on
tho announcement from Washington that
i,,"fl-crf,l"riv nf treasury had bought
$2,0W,0O0 of short time bonds for the sinking
fund, having received an offer which com
piled with his requirement thnt the bonds
should bo on a basis to make tho Invest
ment return us high as thnt of the new 2s.
This Implies 11 llguro below the market
price of the bonds and does not seem likely
t yield further largo returns to tho money
mnrket. ,
Tho bond mnrket continued active and
Irregular Total salei, par value, $7,715,000,
I'nlled Stntes refunding 2s advanced '4 per
cent on tho Inst call.
The following are tho closing prices on
the New lork Stock exchange:
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore & U.
tM'4
. 95Td
do pfd
W. .t. L. E
do 2d pfil
Wis. Central ...
Third Avenue ..
B. & O. pfd
National Tube.
do pfd
Adams Express.
Am. Express ...
V. S. Express...
Wei Is. Fargo Ex.
Am. Cot. Oil....
do pfd
Am. Malting ...
do pfd
Amcr. S. & It...
do pfd
Am, Spirits ...
do nfd
. 40'J
. 154
31 a
204
.121
. 90
. 6S4
.120
.100
,19S
. 71
.111
. 26
. 85
, 25'i
. 61'J
. 9H,
. 224
, 17
. 4S
. 90
. 43
.1124
. 79
.1104
.126'i
.111
. 45-14
. Si'?
. 92
fan. Pacific
Can, Southern .
dies. Ohio....
Chicago G. W...,
C. 11. & Q
Chicago I. & L.,
do pfd
Chicago & E. 1.,
Chicago & N. W.
C. R. I. & I
C. C. C. & St. L,
Colo. Southern ..
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del, & Hudson,.,
Del. L. & W
Den. & Hlo
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
Gt. Nor. pfd
Hocking Coal ..,
Hocking Valley..
Illinois Central..,
Iowu Central
do pfd
L. K. & W
do pfd
Lake Shore
Louis, ,fc Nash...
Manhattan L ....
Met. St. Hy
Mot. fVnftvil
924
. l.l
. n.'
. 22 4
.1794
23
. 75
1164
13S'4
8l)i
4f4
. ilVi
.1724
.2174
. -Oi
. 97',J
. 37
69 .'4
.202
. 20
Amor. S. II
"do prcl
Amer. S. & W..
do pfd
Am. Tin. Plate.
do prl
Am. Tobacco ...
do iifd
Ann. Mln. Co...
Hrk. Rnp. Tr...
Colo. F. & I
Con. Tobacco ..
do pfd
Fed. Steel -
. N4
. 1.hV,
3l'
. 61
. 631,
.123
.211)11
. l
414
.103!!,
. 654
.105U
.2174
. 51
. 97
. 264
. 41
. 954
. 17
. 814
, rtHl
.1I9U
1574
. 87
. 65
. 9I'
. 61 -.
37U
. IOT'-s
. 39
. Sll4
.212 "
. .Vi
.1104
.122
. 654
. 13 ,
. 76' i
. 204
,10!
.lom
.j2t;
.165.
. 21T,
861,1
.112
do nfd
Gen. Electric .
Glucose Sugar
Minn. K- St. L
tin i,f.l
Mo. Pacific .'.'.'.'.'.'
Mobile & Ohio..
M., K. & T
do pfd
N. .1. Central..,
N. V Central....
Nor. & West....
do pfd
No. Pacllle
do pfd
Ontario & W....
"O. H. & N
no pin
Int'n'l Paper ..
do pfd
Laclede Gns ...
1023;
81
264
68.
Nut. Biscuit
.1554 do pfd
H7iNotlonol Lead .
f'rHi
no pill
'National Sled.
do pfd
N. Y. A. Brake.
No. American ..
Pacllle Coast ...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Pacific Mall ....
People's Gas ...
Pressed S. C
do nfd
Mi
93?I
IS1
42
76
1514
364
Tt'4
B3&
ffl
Pennsylvania ....
Rending
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Rio. G. W
do pfd
St. L. ,fc S. P....
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
St. L. S. "V
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
St. Paul & O....
Ho, Padllc
So. Hallway
do pfd
Tex. & Pacllle...
Union Pacllle ...
do pfd
Wabash
Pullman P. C.
43!Stand. R. & T.
Sugar
67'5
63
153'i
1SI4
132
464
2S8
79
do pfd
Ten 11. C. & 1....
P. S. Leather...
do pfd
U. S, Rubber....
do pfd
Western Union.
Amal. Copper ..
Republic I. & S.
no pru
I. S. Steel
SI", do pfd.-.
20UP. C. C. & St. L
67
Trust receipts. Nominal.
rr York Mime, Mnrkrt,
NEW YORK. April 2,-MONEY-Ou call,
s-teady at 241(3 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 341714 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Stcndy nt de
cline, with actual business in bankors'
liands at Sl.SS'.ifj-l.sSU for demand and at
$4.85 for sixty days; posted rates, $l,S.1Vafj)
4,99: commercial bills, $l.84Vf4.8l)j.
SILVER-Certllientes, SO'ifaeic; bar, 53c;
Mexican dollars, 480.
BONDS Government, strong; stato, Inac
tive; railroad, Irregular.
The closing prices on bonds today ars as
follows;
f. S, ref. 2s, rcg,
do coupon ....
do 3s, rcg
do coupon
do new Is, reg.
do coupon
do old 4s, reg.
do coupon ...
do 6s, reg
do coupon ....
L). of C. 3 63s....
Atch. gen. 4s....
do adj. Is
Can. So. 2s
dies, O. 44.
do 5s
C. &. N. W. c "s.
do S. F. d. 6s.
Chicago Ter. Is.
Colo, So, 4s
D. & H. G. Is...
Erlo gen. 4s
F. W, & I). C. Is
,106
10ti',i
U04
1114
138L,
138'
113' i
11314
1114
ui'S'
123'!
1024
N. Y. C. Is
N. J. C. g. 5s...,
No. Pacllle 3s...,
do Is
N Y C ,t 8 L 4s.
N. ft W. c 4s...
Ore. Nov. 1s
do 4s
O. 8. L. 6s
do con. 6s
Rending gen. 4s.
R. G. W. Is
1074
72
1054
107
10P4
103
10IU
124
118
i'54
mnl
1164
1314
18IV1
MS'.i
120'J
924
117
61
120
99
105'g
119
1104
1154
91
05?
st i, ft i m c. r.H.
108'iiSt L ft 8 F g. 6s.
10S
St. Paul consols.
1214
St. P. C. ft P. Is.
do 6s
So. Pacllle 4s....
So. Hallway 5s..
" ' ",3
i:i
96'.'.
ss
1034
814
106
S. H. ft T. 6s...,
Tex. ft P. Is....
do 2d
Union Pacllle 4s.
Wabash Is .
do 2s
"West Shorn Is...
Wis. Central Is.
Va. Centuries ..
Gen, rciocino us,
la. Central Is...
L. ft N. unl, 4s.
M.. K. it T. 2s..
do 4s
,1S1
.1174
.102
. 813
Offered.
Xrw York MIiiImr Stork.
NKW YORK, April 2,-Tho following
are quotations on mining stocks:
Adums Con
All.'o
Breece
Brunswick Con
Comstock Tun..
Con. Cnl. ft Va
Dead wood Ter.
Horn Sliver ....
Iron Silver
Leadvlllo Con..
. 23 Littlu Chief II
. 31 Ontnrlo 9374
.123 Ophlr 65
. 25 Phoenix 8
. 6 Polosl 12
.195 Suva go 9
. 65 Sierra Nevada .. 2S
111) Small Hopes .... 65
. 60 Standard 400
Hunk I'Ii'iu-Iiikn,
OMAHA. April 2.-CleaiiiiKS. $367.ISS; cor.
responding day last year. $1,151,005; de
crease $185,517.
CINCINNATI. April 2,-Clearlngs, $3,569,
450; money, 4fj6 per cent; New York ex
change. 25K40c discount,
BALTIMORE. April 2,-Cleurlllgs, $7,853,
473i iMliinces, $903,026.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2,-Clearlngs,
$25.';75,517; balances. $2,476,031
ST. LUU1S, April '.'.-Clearlne, $7,571,727;
balances, $7S.'.5:, money, 5fi7 per cent; New
York exchange, 20c discount bid, UV asked.
NEW YORK. April 2 Clearing, $111.
924,431 : balances, $15.(83.689.
BOSTON, April '.'.-Clearings, JS3,59l,25fl;
balances, $2,909,281.
Boston stork Hutilii I Ions,
BOSTON, April 2.-C11II loans, ,r.M per
tent; time loans, 3'iffl per cent, Ollleial
iiuslng.
A.. T. ft 8. F...
do t'f'l
Atner. Sugar ..
do pfd
Am. Ve'ephone.
Boston ft Al
Boston Ele
Boston ,v .Me..
C. 11. ft q
Dominion Coal
do pfd
Federal Steel ..
do pfd
Fltchburg pfd .
Gen. Electric ...
do pfd
Ed. Eire. III..
N. E. (1. ft ('..
Old Colony . .
Old Dominion .
Bubiier . ..
Union Pacllle .
. 61
. 9-1
Union Land .
West End
Atchison 4s
N. E. G. ft C
Adventure .. .
34
9f,4
loj
(7
1"
J,
I'd,
s'i?
. w
.M04!
.121
.170
.257
.174
.1'H
Hlntr, .Mln. Co
Amal. Copper
Atlantic . ,.
Boston ft Mont
Butte ft Boston
Cat. ft llecla. .
Centennial
Franklin
Humboldt
Osceola
Parrot
Qulncy
Santa Fo Cop...
Taniiifack
I 'tali .Mining ...
Winona
Wolverines
.l.l 'a
.111
.2.1 1
. o.' 4
.'04',
141s,
.217
.200
.2Vi
. r:
1's
s.i
5.'
1W
3.r,
334
2us4
. ;ii
. 204
Hid.
London Stuck Uiinlnlloii.
LONDON, April 2.-1 p, m. -Closing:
Cons., money
do ucct
Atchison
Can. Pacific .
St. Paul
'.'.V. Erie
1 1-16 do 1st pfd. .
Ill P tlllHVl Vlllllll
3V
914 Reading
1564 No. Pacllle pfd
!
914
M.
9
tl'-S
Illinois Central. 112 Crunk Trunk
Louisville
,102VAhneotul,i
U. P. pfd
N. Y. Central
. 87 1 Hand Mines
.151',
HAH SILVl.R-Doprcssed. 27'.d per oz
MONEY-3ifi I ier cent. Hate of discount
In the open market for short bills, ?, per
cent; for three months' bills, 3 per cent
Foretell domicilii.
LONDON. Apt II V. Loans were In strong
demand today. The money market has not
felt tln bonellt expected from the heavy
Interest and dividend payments. Repay
ments fulling due to tho bank will continue
temporarily to prevent the accumiililKiii
of surplus capital outside. Discounts
steadied somewhat, though they were in
clined to drop, 011 the prospect of easier
money ufter the release of government
dividends, West Africans wero the only
active section on the Stock exchange,
where llrst-elass securities were llrm. The
Tenure In foreigners was the continued In
quiry for Argentines. Americans opened nt
parity and hardened. The changes wero
mostly fractional, operators following
closely New York's lead. Grand Trunks
recovered nnd relapsed, owing to lack of
business,
BERLIN, April 2. The weekly statement
of tho Imperial Bank of Germnuy shows
thu following changes: Cash in hand, rie
creased 109.0lo.ooo marks; treasury notes, de.
ci cased 3.3o0.iM) marks; other securities. In
crensed 192.0oo.ooo marks; notes In circula
tion, Increased 237,3-'0.onO marks. Interna
tlonuls and Americans were quiet on the
bourse today. Canadian Pacifies were irreg
ular. Mines were easier on renllza lions In
view of the holidays. Discount rates: Short
bills, p4 per cent; three months' bills,
per cent.
PARIS, April ".-During the llrst part of
the day on the bourse there was a fresh
reaction In sympathy with the weakness In
Hlo 1 1 ti t oh. due to the Increase lu tho supply
of copper. Lntter prices were tinner nnd
business wns quiet. Argentines and Bra
zilians were favored. Metropolitan rose
sharply on large buying to cover acco.ints.
DcBecrs made a good recovery. Kalllrs
wr.ro easier. Three per cent rentes, lolf 23c
for the nccount; exchnngo on Loudon, 23f
174c for chocks; Spanish Is, 73.624.
Condition of the Trrnniiry.
WASHINGTON. April 2. Today' state
mcnt of Hie treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,oo0,0"0 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $157,631,312;
gold, $39,901,111.
Cotton Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK. April 2. The cotton mar
ket opened steuily at niichaiiged prices 10 an
advance of 3 points, but developed 11 weak
undertone, cables not responding to the
satisfaction of the trade here. For a time
the market ruled quiet, but suddenly de
veloped increased nctlvlty and strength on
buying started by a Greek house and sup
plemented by considerable nctlvlty for other
substantial houses on Investment account.
This led shorts to cover freely nnd prices
moved up 5fM7 points from the lowest to the
highest llgures, with May selling from 7.83i;
to Sc and being tho llrmest on tho list. Talk
of a, corner lu May was not taken seriously,
although it Is, claimed that on the present
relation of prices between tho southern and
the New York markets' tho amount of
certificated cotton at New York will not
exceed 50.000 bales on Muy 1. Tho market
was Dually sternly at a net advance of 2fil2
points on futures nnd 4 advance on spots.
The movement of cotton keeps full and this
restrained buying to somu extent. Spot
closed quiet and 4c higher; middling up
lands, 8 5-16c; middling gulf. S3-16c: sales,
20 bales. Futures closed steady; April, 7.91c;
May, 7.97c; June nnd July, 7.91c AugiHt,
7.63c; September. 7.16c: October, T.35e; De
cember and .litntinry. 7.2'c.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2. COTTON
Steady; sales, fi.lon bales; ordinary, 5'ic;
good ordinary. 0 7-10c; low middling, 7'io;
middling, 8 l-16c; good middling, 8 7-16c,
middling fair. 8 11-16e; receipts. 6.520 bales,
stock, 301,813 bales. Futures, steady: Apt II,
7.9'W( 7.99c; May. 7.9057.9lc; June. 7.85fi7.S6c;
July, 7.81fi7.82c; Augiibt, 7.60fi7.61e; Septem
ber, 7.:ve bid; October, 7.1817.20c; Novem
ber nnd December, 7.14fi7.16c.
LIVERPOOL, April 2. COTTON Spot,
moderate business and prices 1-I6d higher;
American middling fnlr, 5 8-32d; good mid
dling. 1 13-16d; middling, lcl, low middling,
4 7-16d; good ordinary, l3-6d; ordinary.
8 15-6d; salrs. 7.000 bales, of which 600 were
for speculation mid export and included 6, I'M
American; receipts, Ss.O'nI bales, all Ameri
can. Futures opened and closed quiet;
American middling. I. in. c, April, 1 S0-6ld,
buyers; April and May, I 29-0lfi i M.iild, buy
ers; May and June, 1 29-6ld, buyers; Juno
hud July. I 29-Old. sellers; July and August,
1 28-6lfi l 29-iild, buyers; August and Sep
tember, 1 22-6lfM 23-flld, buyers; September,
1 22-6I1M 23-6ld, buyers; October, g. o. ;.,
4 9-6I1J4 lO-iild, (.oilers; October and Novem
ber, I 5-64JM 6-6I1I, sellers; November find
December. 1 3-6lfi I l-6ld, sellers.
ST. LOUIS, April 2,-COTTON-Quiet; nn
sales; middling, S'le; receipts, 3,013 bales;
shlpmints, 3,762 bales; stock, 73,190 bales.
Coffee Mnrket,
NEW YORK, April 2,-COFFEK-Spot.
dull; No. 7 Invoice. 7Voi7mC. Mild, dull:
Cordova. K4fjI34c. Futures opened steady,
with prices Sfilo points higher nnd further
Improved 5 points on sumo positions 011
better than expected cables, Willi shorts
the best buyers, A slightly easier feeling
prevailed In tho afternoon, closing llovro
cables reporting lif recession nnd the sqiot
department not responding to Iho ndv.iuco
lu f ilures, Closed steady, with prices 6II0
prints net higher, Total sales were 23.60n
bags, Including: May, 5.00e; July, ri.70f5.75i:;
September, 5.85c; December, li.0iifj6.10u; Feb
ruary, 6.15c; March, O.20c
SiiKnr Mnrkrt,
NEW YORK, April 2.-8UGA H-8teody
to llrm; fair refining, 34fi3 )7-32c; cen
trifugal, 90 lest, I l-10o; molnssns sugar,
3 9-32c; refined, llrm.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2, SUGAR
Quiet; open h"ttic 3'ii.'nio; open kettle,
centrifugal, .'ITifM'de, cculrlfiigul yellow, l',i
fM9-16c; seconds, 3f3 15-16c Molnsses,
firm; open kettle, Sfjl7c
Oil mid HorIii.
SAVANNAH. April 2. -OILS-Turpentlne,
llrm, 83'jc Rosin, llrm mid unchanged.
LONDON, April 8,OII,-Turpontlno spir
its, 26i 9d.
To Kntrrlnln lliillrond Coin inlNNloiirr.
SAN FRANCISCO. April "--Tho filter
state Commerce commlsslonerM and tho
members of tho various stato railroad com
missions are lu meet hero In Joint session
on Juno I, Tho delegates nnd members of
their families will rlupiber rihout 200, Tho
California commissioners have secured tho
"Maple" room of ttio Palacn hotel for tho
meetings. Plans nro being mado to show
tho visitors from the east tho vnrlous
attractions of tho city.
Colorado I.i'kInIiiI uri- Adjourn.
DENVER, April 2,-Tho legislature finally
adjourned shortly after 3 o'clock ibis morn.
Ing. Tho session expired by constitutional
limitation ut midnight Republican mem
bers entered protests against all measures
enacted after midnight, including the new
revonuo bill, claiming that they aro Invalid
under a decision nf the supremo court.
Found D-nil In Her Kllrlirii,
MEMPHIS, Trim.. April 2,-Tho wife of
T. F. Henegar, u barber, was found dead
lu tho kitchen of their home this morning,
with a bullet holo In her bead. Henegar
Is under arrest, rhaiged with murder. Ho
denies tho charge and declares his wife
committed suicide,
Mlncrx Arr Locked Out,
HA.LKTON, Pa., April 2. -Six hundred
men employed at tho Oneida colliery of
Coxn Bros, ft Co.. have been locked out
Tim company wants tho miners to report
earlier Mr work, but tho men refuse to do
mi. No move has been mado for ii bottlu
incut. Krclry llexi'iic l.eiiiiiir l'rtlig;.
An Iniportnnt meeting of tlie Wonvin's
Keeley Rescue league will ho held at thi
Keeley institute al 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Mrs. Ilunlct JJjtcher, national
president of the league, wll! bo lu nttenil
unco ami II Is expectid that the memb r
ship will be well repii denied. Business of
importance und Interest will be transact hI
liioremcil Pn for Kiirnncp Men.
SHARON. Pa. prll 2 It I authorlti
llvcly stated that the demand made by tho
furnace workers In Sharon ami Sharps lib'
yesterday for Increased pay will be gMi'Uit
by the operaloi.- The inert ,tsc will nff t
iiliout 1,r) men
Purity abot v suspicion.
ILER'S PURE
MALT
WHISKEY
To have n ense in Ihc home
i like havinf money In Ihf
Imnh. 1(5 value is .standaml
S So!tb),lritjf'istiaiii!Ptvkrj.
$5.00 A MONTH
SPECIALIST
In
All Diseases and
Disorders of Men
10 years In Omnha
VARICOCELE and
HYDROCELE cured.
rA'.)..iUl
TV 1 I L
Method new, without
cut tltic, pnlu or loss
of time.
evcu 1 1 ioc"rei''orl''eana'heP0,!,on
O rniuia thoroughly clrnntfd from
the syntun. Soon every sign nml symptom
disappears completely nnd forever. No
"HltliAKING OUT" o.' the disease on the skin
or face. Treatment contains no dangerou
druga or Injurious medicine.
WEAK MEN 'roni Excesses or Victims
TO NKUVIIl'S DKIIIMTY or EXHAUSTION
WjtSTINU WKAKNESS With KAIII.V DECAY ill
Y 0 u.vo nnd Minni.K Aiikp, lack of rim. vigor
and strength, with organs Impaired nud weak.
STRICTURE cured with a new Home
Treatment. No pain, no detention from busi
ness. Kidney and lllndder Troubles.
. CHARGES LOW
Consultation I ttt. 1 rratmtnt by Mall.
Cnll ou on or address 9 So. 14th St.
Dr. Searlos & Searles, Omaha, Neb,
RHEUMATISM.
NEW ORLEANS, April 10, 1SD7.
DR. RAPWAY ft CO.
1 have been a sufferer from Hlirumntlim
for more than six months. I could not rals
my hands to my head or put my luinds be
hind me, or even take off my own shirt.
Heforo I had finished three-fourtliH of a
bottle of Railway's Ready Relief I could
usn my arms as well ns ever. You can sen
why I have such great fnlth In your Rellefr
Yours truly. W. C. HAKER.
Engineer at A. Montelone's neot nnd Shoe
Factory, 030 Julia Street.
Kadway's Hendv Relief Is a sure cure foi
every J'aln. Sprains, Bruises, Pains In thl
Hack, Chest and I.lmbs.
Taken Inwardly thero Is not n remedial
agent In the world that wi'l cure Fever nnd
Aguo end nil other mnlarlous, hlllousaml
other fevers, aided by RADWAY'S PILl.fl,
so oulckly ns RADWAY'S READY UK
LJKF. Sold by dnuglsts.
HADWAY ft CO.. & Elm St. New York
MUNYON'S
DYSPEPSIA
CURE
When Prof. Munyon toys llyiepln Cur
will cure indigestion and all fnnns of ttomach
trouble he nimply tell thr truth. It will cure a
ttnmaeh that lian brrn abuied by nver-eatinganil
over-drinUns. It will cure a ttnmarh that ha
been weakened by old-style drugs. It will do mur h
toward maUnK an old stomach act like a sound one.
At all drucgisis, 15 cents. Fifty. six other cures.
Munyon, New urk nnd Philadelphia.
11UXVO.VN IMItl.Klt CUUIN CiTiBDU.
?500 REGARD:
Wo will pny tho nboo rowaitl for nny ro of
I.Ivor Complaint, Dynpepslc, 8lck Ucndoche,
InillRosllon, Coiiktlpiitlou or CotlvuncFs wa
cannot euro with I.lvorltn, tho Lp-To-Dnto
Little I.Ivor Pill, when tlio directions nre Mrlct
)y coinpllcd wiih, They nro purely Vegctnhlo.
mid nnvr fnll to give, s.-itisfnctlni', 2Sn boxes
ronlHln 100 Pills, IDo bones contnlu 40 Pills, no
boxes catiWIn 15 Pills, llonninof Milittllutlons
nml itnltAtloni), Sent by mull, fetnnips taken.
NKRVITA .MUDI. Al, 1 0 Cor. Clinton and
n. , 1 V
For salo by Kulm at Co., isth ana Doukim
Ut., Omaha, Neb.; Quo. S. Davis. Council
Bluffs. Iowa,
Iluy FRYER HILL OF LEADVILLE at
Cc a sharo; Company controls 17 claims lu
tho heart of tho District; proporty being
operated with a steam hoist; has a record
of production of l&O.OOO.OO.
Duy PRIDE MINING COMPANY STOCK
at 20c n shnro; tho company owns 13 claims
and a Inrgo mill; Is a steady slilppei and
employs 25 men; wll) undoubtedly pay divi
dends this yenr.
Wrlto for Information concerning divi
dend paying stock showing nn Investment
of bettor than 33i per cent, to Herbert S.
Shaw, offices H and 15, Drown Palaco Ho
tel, Denver, Colorado. Approved stocks
oold on instalment plan. Direct prlvntu
wire to nil Colorado exchanges.
Stocks and Bonds
Bought and Sold and Carried on Margin.
Bonds for Investment.
CHARLES CTADSIT,
224 La Salle St. Chicago.
Il.t.Mv HKFKIIKM'US I'll R.MS II l!l).
PHIVATK Willi: 'I'll MJW VOHK.
Telephone kiwi.
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to James K. Uoyd & Co..
OMAHA. NKII.
COMMISSION
CHAIN, PROVISIONS AM) STIH.ICS,
llonrd of i'liidi! II11II1II11U.
Direct wirerj to Chlcngo and Now York,
Correspondence, John A. Wuircu & Co.
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