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THE Or ATT A BAILT liVAtm TIlTItSDA V, APnTTj 11, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Utrkit Fairly Steady, bat Trd Tumi
Vithoat New Pioton.
MAY WHEAT CLOSES SOMEWHAT HIGHER
Corn f.niiksi llrnv.r nt Opening nnil
Clunrn l.tmor iimil C.'nuli llrniniul
Cnimris I'ros lilnnn to .U
tnni'c In l'rlffi
Mx xl.itlstk nl iottlon. Th mnrket here
whs dun, wlili prk-rd more or Imo dull tm
thr Ii.ikIm of KSotflM.IM, In London nnoU
tlon were marked up 5m to 11. lis tl lor
mint imd li:t 2 ft I, but HUM fin-tor wan
thoroiiKlilv dl.Hi'fcmtcd. Copper ruled Inac
tive mid tiomltmlly titieliutiKi'd tit $I7.(J lor
Lake .Superior and Jlfl.K." for easting und
eleitrolytle The London market wan nlso
tllliliittiKiil nt 12rt (l and 83 .Is M for
ppol and ruturefl, repeetlvely. Spelter was
Oiilet, but about uteady at old prices, clos
ing at ja.W.A'n.l.'Ji'-. uoniesllc Iron mar
ket! were about steady at ttilly maintained
prices. i'ltf Iron warrants,
northern loundry, tlo.lVyiti.t): noiitliern
.foundry, Jll.wyiu.00, and soft southern,
M3.TOJJ15.&0.
OMAHA WIMK.tSSALK M.tlt KI4T9.
CHICAGO, April lO.-Wlillo the praln
markets were fairly steady today, trade
tcncrally was tame In the aosenco of now
fuctors. May wheat cloned lMMc hlfiher.
May eorn Uc lower, .May natH WVtC down
and provisions to 'ic higher.
Althoimh the fact that the Kovcrnment
report, due nfter trailing hours, had been
discounted by heavy benr sellltn?, there was
a disposition to remain neutral until Its
contents we-o made known. May opened
unchanged to Uc lower at TOc to tc, under
heavy selllnK caused by rain In the Houtli.
west, where It Is most needed. I Ills piij"
mire illd not last Ion and In Its absence
the market bcffiiti a , urmlual recover,
tuiicliliif: 70e ilurltiK the forenoon. Drl )
leti or Pont,' stuff eame out and the n arkot
learted to ;0c. where It UKiiln steadied, hlH
time on reports of ii Rood export detiiui id.
Hhorts bid the market up to .I'.Sr, but an
easier feeling followed, as only modenitu
ca h sales eotild be eonl rmeil. Mnv de
rlliieil to 70V and closed steady, 'VH'-iC
hlKher at 70f(7(l',e. Seaboard e rati ecu
In wheat and Hour were eftml In .'") I'll.,
while primary receipts were I'jS.ujO bu., i;om
pa red with 125.1KJU bu. n year hro. I'O'Ml
receipts ver! 37 cars, none of contract
crude. Minneapolis and Dullitli reported
IU cars, HKultiHt 121 last week and .115 a
year iiko. Kxporters reportcil .' loads
"ueailzliiR sales luvolvlliK considerable
scattered lines Have the com market n
heavy aspect at the opening. May prices
liiim-ed from He In 4 compared with the
closo yesterday at l.'lVflle. and n ti fow
minutes llie maraei urupi . ra w. ,'i
ort from tic nun ioi.owuik ui mu .
I US elieeKcd till" UOCIine nidi uiiunuii
low relict Ion to 37U-. Tlie close was
(tcady, hf lower at MSVH-Wic. 'He
weather enerally remained favorable, pi
thotlRlt there were Indications of rain In
parts of the west, There was a hIIrIiI In
crease In offetlnRS from Illinois, but at
that thev were very small. IteeclptH were
loC, cars," .Ti of contract Rradc.
I.litiililiitlon, led by a local Ioiir, who dls
posed of approximately l,U,U(iO bu.. de
pressed the oats market. May sold be
tween 2Su and lltSc anil closed ViUc lower
at L'lJ4e. llecelpts were 110 cars.
In provisions the feelliiR was somewhat
easier under tho Inlluenco of lower prices In
the I-.'ir market, but a Rood cash demand
later caused a reversal of tone and the
market advanced. May pork sold between
iUX anil SM.ao unci closed 7V4 hlRher at
li:i7'i; May lard between .S.IiJW and S.l!i,
cIokIiir L'ifie up at .17',i?8.,.!0. and May
rlbh between and JS.15, with the ulose
"Mr better at H.15.
intimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
40 enrs; corn, 113 cars; oats, 155 cars; hogs,
23,000 head.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open.l lllfih. Low. cfoFC.I Yes'y.
Whfut
May
.Inly
Corn
April May
July
Uuts
May
July
I'.irk
May July
hard
May July
Sep,
Whs
May J illy
Sept.
jj.I
1
Colorado,
C3i'B70l 70i fi5,i70UWi 70
70lii!tt 71 70H 70'24'j; 70-MP.t
w: !t v.y, 43ji
Will 1 1 41 4.'!'; ttW&i UTifi M
nirWi 43i 42 IS'.j, 43
2t'Mi23 25 2IH 2 IN 27iWS3
2ITV025 25 21 21 21725
II 20 II 43 II 20 II 37J 14 )
II 25 H 53 14 23 14 I71i 11 4214
R 15 8 22V4 S 15 K 20 S 13
S 03 R 15 K 03 8 10 S 10
8 05 S 13 S 05 S 10 8 10
R 20 S 22',i R 13 R 15 8 OTtfc
7 8714 7 S714 7 8714 7 R7',i 7 90
7 S7Vi 7 0714 7 85 7 90 7 8714
No. 2.
t'ash quotations were as follows:
l.'l.OI'U Market easy; winter patents,
J'lXiJl.'i.OO; slrulRhls, J3..Wi3."0; clears,
J2.wvn3.l0: snrlmr HneclaK JI.30: natents.
;i.riOJi3.80; stratghtH, J3.oofj3.30; bakers, $2.20
Wilt: AT No. 3 sprltiR, C7fi71c; No. 2 red
roii??2c.
COHN No. 2, 43UI3V4c; No. 2 yellow,
4.11 iH 3.c.
OATS-No. 2 white, 23c; No. 3 white, 2iff
'e.
HVlJ-No, 2. 52fi&lc.
HAItUHY-Onod feeding, 46o; fair to
cholcn malting, 4SlJtibc.
,SICIH)H No. 1 tlax. J1.55; No. 1 northwest
ern, Jl.nii; prime timothy, JI.10. Clover, con
tract grade. $10.75.
PROVISIONS Mess porlt. per bbl.. $14.30W
14.33. Lard, per 100 lbs., $s.27!4jR.30. Dry
nailed shoulders (boxed), tfi.'htt 0.8714; short
clear sides (tioxed), 8.2.i'ifS.:riii.
t 1 1 ID IV X luioin infill iriiv(., i
Kollowlng are tho receipts and shipments
for today:
Itccelnts. Shipments.
Vloiir. Iibls 41.000 3.S.O0O
Wheat, bu 141.0H" U5.0IN)
Corn, bu 232.000 93,0lrt
Oats, tin 289,(100 2S3.0V)
live, bu m.000 .4HN
lliirley. bu 29,000 4.IK.0
On the Produeo exchaiiKO today thn but
ter market was steady; creameries, IWi
ii'te; iiaines, iivnoe. neei, uim iu ivy
12UC I'-RRS, nrm; rresn, iih-c.
m:v viiiik ii:.KiiAii MAiiitrr
(tuotntlona of thi liny on Varlona
Cnmniodltlrn.
i I'd 1 Vltiv, ,11'IU IV, r I..JUH niv. tii".
lfi.tno bbls.: exnorts. 1.472 bhls.: closed
unlet, hut steady and unelianged; Minnesota
natents. $3.8O'n4.20: Minnesota bakers. ti.Wit
3.23; winter patents, $3.SH,00; winter
strulghls, $3.40(1(3.50; winter tixtras. $2.40
S.Mi; winter low Kinoes, tz.iara-s.jo. nyo
limn . dull: fair to good. $2.80(f(3.l5: choice
to fancy, $.t20rj 3. 13. Iluckwheat flour, nulot
lit 2.10t2.1B.
HUCKWHEAT-Dllll at 6362c, c. 1. f.,
New i ork.
COriNMIiAf-Sleady; yellow western,
01c; city. Wo; Urandywlne, $2.45r2.50.
UVK-Dtill; No. 2 western, (W4c, f. o. b.
ntloat; state. ritVfif7o, e. I. r carlots.
HAHI,15V-Steady: feeding. 4(5481-0. c. 1
f New York: nialtlng. f2Ji70e.
HAltl.liY MAIr U-.ill: western, auric.
WHICAT-Kecelnts. 70.000 bu.; Hales. 3.S75,-
mi. lutures. nirai, mm; io. z ren, iftc,
f. o. b., atloat: No. 2 red, 7fie, elevator;
No. 2 northern Duluth, 85e, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 hard nuliith, 8S?i!. f. o. b., alloat.
Options opened Hlciily and later ncttulrcd
jmsltlvo strength on small northwest re
ceipts, tears mat tuo government report
tntcht have been over-discounted, strength
In cash property and lighter speculative
offerings. A tumor that big traders here
bad bought up all the May wheat also
served to worry shorts In that option. They
llimlly yielded a little and closed about
idcndy at 'Jlu net advance. May, "fit1
76e, closed at Ttlio; July, 75Vij7fl 5-lBe.
closed at 76Uo; September, 75J4ij7De, closed
at "UKc.
COItN-Ileeelpts, 50,000 bu.; exports, 42,027
bu Sliot, unlet ; No. 2, 49c, elevator, and
49Me, f. o. b., alloat. Options at tlrst were
weak under realizing anil fine weather, but
Inter iu tho day rallied on small receipts,
nctivn buying by the Chicago bull leader
and sympathy with wheat. It finally eased
off with wheat and closed at ay.4e net
loss. May, IS,sf4S74o. closed at 4Sise; July.
474fHi;e, closed at ISe; September, 471if
ti'itc. eioseu at iic.
OATS KeeelntH. 1.000 bu.: exnorts. 10 bu
Spot, dull; No, 2, :iOe; No. 3, 30o; No. 2
white, 32',4c; No, :i while. 3l3icj track mixed
wemern, wjni-i-c: o. ; wniti?, aittiitibc, op
tliuih. (inlet hut falrlv stcmlv.
HAY Quiet; shipping, 75f7714c; good to
Clioiee, -.'mti-.ii'se.
II1DKH Kltm; Onlveston. 20 to 25 lbs.
isyi8',4c: California. 21 lo 25 Ins., lS1419o
Texas dry, 21 to 40 lbs., liyitlc.
hUATHUH-Stendy; hemlock sole. Hue
nos Ayres, light to heavyweights, 24iW25c
n..l,l 'lltfr'.-.,. '
IItOVfSIONS lleef. unlet! f.itnllv iift.Wl
i 11.50; mess, JS'.r.OfJiO.oO; beef hams, IIS.iVKJ
19.00; packet. JD.tOlO.ixi; city, extra India
Illi'rn, n.v"4l ,ut-.,ia, mill; lilt Klt'll
neiiier, .i.hii iu.uu. iiu-iit-ii Hnouiiiers,
J7.(t; picKieu nams. r-i.mt iu.oo. uird, stead v
western steamed, $s,70; rellned, steady; con.
tlncnt. $8.80: South Atnerlea. JD.tiO: com.
noiind. JH.tS'i. Pork, firm: family. Itfi.fiOiT
17.00 ; short clear, Jl5.00ijl7.OO; mess, J15,50f(i
in no.
HOPS Steady; stnte, common to choice
lilfio; I'aciac count, 10w crop, l(19c;
11 up,
TAA.OV Firm; city, CiiSUc; country. 5'
Itt'TTKU llecelpts. 4,Ct5 pkgs.; very firm
fresh creamery, l&f(22c; factory, lHfM'ic
CHHKSIJ-Hecelpts. 1,167 pkgs.; steady
larec. fancy, colored. UUfrimo: huge
fancy, white, llilll'io; fancy, small, colored
2Vril21;c: fancy, small, white, 12)il2lic
K(H1S llecelpts. 18.917 Pkgs.: eabler: wet
era, fresh. 13ie; storaue, western, 14c
southern, at mark. 13fil34c.
POl'ITItY-Allve, steady; fowls, SOlOljc
ciucKens, w; turneys, yo: tiresBeil, quiet
lllrk(iv KVfflftlin! fnwlH. HV,?lllUiv
MlCi'AI.S-H was another day of nmall
things In the local metal nmrkol. Specu
lative dealings wero conspicuous by their
nbi-enco nnd trndlug was conllned to the
nieellng of the rcoulrements. lluyers con
sldcred rates too high In view of tho bear
Condition of Trnde nnd Quotation
on !tnple nnd I'nney Produce.
KGOS Hecclots liberal: good stock. II rm
nt ll'i(12c.
MVli 1'OUI.TItY-Hens. Sc; young and
old roosters, SU'ioi turkeys, btfsc; Uucks and
u,J K-.Mai ard ducks, ocr doz.. JI.TaifJ.w:
teal, $1.2.il.W; mixed, $1.251.50.
UCTTUlt Common to fnlr. 12fll3c: choice.
lUilSc: separator, 22c.
i-'Jitiaii ojhtuhs nrst grade, Bona
packed, Now York counts, per can, 38c; ex
tra selects. 32c: ktandards. 25c: medium. 2uc.
Second grade, slack tilled, New York counts,
per can, we; extra selects, stanuarus,
ve; iiuik standards, pur gal., $1.20.
KltKSII KIHH lllnck bass. IBe: white
bass, lUc; bluellsh, 11c; bullheads, 8c; blue
fills. 7c: hiirfnloK. Re: cattish. 12e: cod. 8c:
cropplc, Sc; cIsco7S, 7c; halibut, lie; herring,
4c; haddock, 9c; mackerel, 15c; perch, 3c;
picaerei, nc; pise, sc; reu snapper, jvu;
salmon. 11c: sunflsh. &c: smelts, sc; trout.
9o: whltetlsh, ic.
i"iuiufs L.ive, per uoz., i.
VICALS-Cholce, &i10c.
HAY Prices ouoted by Omaha Wholesale
llav Ouulcrs' association: Choice unland.
$10; No. 1 upland, $9.50; medium, $9; coarse,
$850. Itye struw, J5.&0. These prices are for
nay or goon coior ana quality, uemauu
fair, llecelpts, 15 cars.
uats-iMi. i wnue, ;c.
COHN-No. 3. 42c. ....
IJllAN J13. ,
VEGETABjjES.
SPINACH-Por bu. box. 73c.
ASPAUAOl'S-Callfornla. per lb., 15c.
lUlinjAllll-Callfornla, per lb., 8c.
NlilV HlJirrS-Per doz.. 50c.
NHW CAHHOTS-I'er do., 60c.
Ni:V Tl'ltNIPS Per doz., 60c.
CUCI'MIIKIIS-Hothouse. nor doz.. I1.23
1.75, as to size.
PAlfHNiPb Per UU.. 40c.
TUHNlPS-Per bu. busket, BOc. " ,
UliliTS l'er bu., 1UC.
CAKHOTS Per bu., 40c.
l.i:TTUCH-Per bu., 35ffll0c.
HAOISin:S-Pcr dnz 20300.
J'AHSI.UY Per doz., 35c.
l'OTATOKS-Pcr bu., 45063c:
7r.(..
SHKD POTATOIJS liariy Ohlos. B360e:
lied Hlver Valley, 90c: Triumph. $1.10.
Sv.'HKT POTATO KS Per lib!., $1.50.
CAUHAOU Hnllutid seed, per lb.. 2c: new
California. '.'4c.
TOMATOKS Klorlda, per 6-basket crate.
$3.50; Mexicans, per 4-basket crate, $2.
(JIS lliisn uniu, iter uu., 1.100..W.
CKl.CHY California, as to Blze. BOtf7'75e:
Kalamazoo, 2530c.
CAUi.ii' L.oviiii uatiiornia, per crate.
$2.DO't(3.00.
IllQANs wnx, per ou., .; string, per du.,
liuu 1 rer du. dox, j.
PUPP13HS Per bu. box, $2.23.
KIIU1TS.
HTnAWHHlUUKS Florida. Der at.. 40c:
Texiis, 25'!i30c; Louisiana, 24-qt. cases, $3.25.
GIlAi'liS Aiaiuga, per aeg, jf.6oaa.uo.
AI'PI.KS Per bbl.. $4.25: Washington, ner
bu. box, $1.75; Uellflowers, $1.90.
CIlANUI2imiES-llcll nnd Ilugle. $9 ner
bbl.; Jerseys, per bbl., $8.50; per crate, $2.75.
THOP1UAU I'llLUTH.
ollANOliS California seedlings. 12.000
:.2.V, navels. $2.7503.00.
I. KMONS California, extra fancy. $3.25(3
3.50; choice, $3
U AN AN A3 Per bunch, according to size,
$1.754f2.2..
t.Miss California, new cortons. 75c: layers.
03e; Imported, per lb.. 10ffl2c.
1JATISS Persian, In CO-lb. boxes, Salra, to
per lb.; Halloween, uiio per 10.
Miauh:i.L,AMtiuua.
HONKY California, per 34-scctlon case,
$3.75.
UllJl'jiv 1 cr 11111., .uu, pur iiuji udi., i.to.
NtlTS liiiKllsh wnlnuts. per lb.. 15c: 111-
ierts. nor lb.. i3e: almonds. 11c r lb.. 18'aVk::
raw peanius, per iu., uuuvici ruaoicu, u:ii
h-c. jiruztis, iJc; pecans, ivanv, cueounuis,
each, 414e.
11111KS No. 1 crecn. CHc: No. 2 crcen.
41.u: No. 1 salted, 6lse; No. 2 salted, 654c:
No. 1 al calf. 8 to 12 lbs.. Sc2 No. 2 veal
calf. 12 to 15 lbs., oc: dry hides. siic; neep
pelts, 2&a7&c; norso nines, ii.W4..i.
Liverpool tiraln nnd l'rurlalonii,
ST. I.OIMS. Anrll lO.-WIIEAT-Unset-
tlcd; No. 2 red. ensh, elevator. 9c; track,
73c; May. U9U1(697c: July, CSUWlic; No. 2
lninl. 71c: reeelnts. 20.800 bushels.
I'OHN-iiwer; iso, z casn, traca,
I3'sc; May. 417e; July. 42V4c.
OATS Strong: No. 2 cash. 27!4c: track.
28'4e; May. 2Cc; July, 2l?ic; No. 2 white, 30c,
IIYI'J lllgner ai inc.
IM.nilll Dull: natents. $3.45fi3.G0: extra
fancy and straight, $3.053.25; clear, $2.70
2,90.
SlJUUS Timothy, steady; average rc
elpts. $3.25fl'I.O0; prime worth more. Flax,
J1.5J.
l oilN M kai-rtteaoy, j..v.
HUAN Hull: sacked, eust track. 73'ff"314c,
HAY Firmer; timothy, $10.76H13.50:
prairie. $io.50ltll.tw.
viiihi 1 nteaoy. ti.Ji.
iron cotton th:s-$i.oo.
HAO(INO-C!.f(7c.
IIKMP TWINH-Dc.
PUOVISIONH Pork, steady, Jobbing.
$15,75. Ijird, steady nt js.171,, ury mit
meats, firmer: boxed lots, extra shorts,
JS.:i7ii.: e ear r bs. JS.&O: clear s 1 es. JS.62V4,
iiiieoii. inner: ooxen 101s. cxira snorii".
$9.I2'A; clear ribs. $9.23; clear sides, $9.3714.
MICTA1.S-I.ead. steady at $4.22!j. Spelter,
stronger and more doing. $.1.75i3.i8.
POl'l.THY l''lrmer; chickens. 714fj8ci tur
keys, rif 8: ducks, 9c; geese, t'riSc.
HUT Tl'JK Bieauy; creamery, iva-tnc;
ilnlrv. Wi(17e.
KtiCiS Higher, 12'io, repacKcu and cases
Included.
Ill'.CIOIl'TS Flour. .1.000 bbls.: wheat. 21.
mm bn corn. 18.000 bu.: oats. 10.000.
SIIIPMICNTS-Flour. 11,000 bbls.: wheat,
33,000 bu.; com, 2S,ooo nu.; oats, itt.uw du.
Kanaua City (iraln nnd l'roUlon
KANSAS CITY. Anrll 10. WHEAT May.
f.lfiOlTic: July, GiiS(6l74c: cash, No. 2 hard,
itiOe; no. a. (ii'it"1-; no. reo, nm(i(tc.
)itN-Mav. 40.'fi403io: July. 407o: cash.
No. 2 mixed, 4imfll'.4e; No. 2 white, 4214o;
No. 3. 42e.
OATS-No. 2 white, 1YS0C.
1IVK No. 2. M)e.
HAY Choice timothy, $10.50511.00; choice
prairie. $9.00.
IIUTTEK-Crcamery, 17jJ20c; dairy, fancy,
We.
KilCIH Steadv: fresh Missouri nnd Kan
sas stock, lie uoz., loss off, cases returned;
new wlittewnoii cases inciuueu. ;sc more.
IlECKIPTS wneat. nu.; corn, Ju,-
C0O bu.; oats, ;;,ui nu.
KIlll'.Ml'iNTS wneat, m.vm nu.: corn.
52,000 bu,; oats, li.txu nu.
Liverpool lirnln nnd I'rorlilnna.
l.H'l.'.ni'OOl,. Anrll 10. WHEAT Snot
quiet; No. 2 red western winter. 6s ll-Vl;
No. l nortnern spring, i iu; ixo. 1 ian
fnrnlii. Ks 2Hd.
COItN Snot. American mixed, new. ntllet
3s 1H41: spot, American mixed, old, steady,
4k Id: futures, steady: May. 3s lllid; July,
3s KITtd: September, 3s HlJd.
PROVISIONS Lard. American rei ned. n
palls, firm, at 43s 9d: prime western, In
tierces, Hleau.v. ni i;s vu. iinms, snnri cai
firm, at 4ns 3d, Hacon, hhort e:enr backs
llrm, at 10s fid; short ribs, llrm, nt 41s 2d
Shoulders, square, WW M.
HOPS At l.oiKHin, i-aciiic coasi, steauy
Vtti Ut.
PEAS Canadian, bh biu.
Plillndelpbiii Produce Market.
XMIILADEI.PHIA. April 10.-nUTTEH-Flrm;
good demand; fancy western cream
ery, 22'4e: fancy western prints, -sifto
rnnev iuuriiv orinis. jjc.
FCOS Firm: cood demand: fresh nearby
nnd western, lie; iresu souwiwesiern,
fresli snutnern. 14c.
CIIEF.SE-Qulet but steady: New York
full creams, fancy small. KjfliliR: New
Yorit fun creams, ratr to cnoice, juvt'flJi'c,
.Mlunenpolls Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Anrll 10.
WHEAT-C.ish, 70Je: May, fi9c; July,
Ti'.te; on iraca, no. 1 nam, 72in; no,
nortnern, tuc; no. i nortnern, u7-iajMiic.
FI.OL'll-Flrst patents, $3.S5ft3.93; second
patents, w.ia'(iJ.i; nrst clears, J2.9&13.O0
secoiiu cieuip, ..viui.iu
HHAN In bulk, $13.0013.23.
Toledo drain Market.
TOLEDO. April 10,-WHEAT-Acttve,
firm: casn. isjtc; .May nnci Juiy,
COItN Active, llrm; ensh, 4lc; May, 44c
Jlliy, 4.1)4 c.
OATS-Steady; cash, 2o4c; May, 26c,
It YE 50c.
CI.OVEHHEED-Cash, $6.60; October, $5.35
Iran 1 n.
tc.v pillliv, u.w,
MIlMnukre Grain Market.
Mll.WAITKEE. Anrll 10. WHEAT Mnr
ket steadier: No. I northern, 72(&72Hc; No,
nortnern, (i?iie.
HYE-Steadv: No. 1. 53c.
PAULEY Strong; No. 2, 57Jj5Sc; sample,
mt.v,sc.
York Dry tSnnda.
NEW YOUK. April 10.-DnY OOODS-A
Blight Improvement In general demand
noted today on home nccount. some fair,
sized bids In the market for exnort cnods
No change In the market In any line of
staple 'ottons in tone or prices. Prints nre
quiet, wan some irauing. uingnums lieauy
In leading makes. Print r'lths dull for
. , ... .. . .H..i. .. ,, .......1 1.. .I,.,.,!,, f, .
i,iii,v, lutint a ,(. KuiFii.. ill ,-.,..,.. .
finest and llrm. Men's wear woolen nnd
"uisieu inoricn uuu nui utuiy s.n-u..j.
Uress gooiH In fair demand ror fan.y
waist cloths, but ijet otherwise.
JHIVI2MIJT.S IN yiOCKS AMI IIOMIN.
.Mnrket linn Much the Nninr l'.elted
Appearance nx l.nsl Werki
NHW YOIIK. Anrll fft .-The xnecillatloU
for the advance was renewed In force today
nnd the market resumed much the same up;
pearance as It had during the excited
peculation or last ween. Lonuon ncipcu iu
bis result hv some rather emnhatlc ad
vances In the International stocks before
the opening here, which were perhaps In
cident to the fortnightly settlement now
In progress 011 the London Stock exchange.
The market opened here In a fairly buoyant
condition, the congested buying cuuslng
running sales of several thousand spare
blocks In a number of stocks nt the open
ing at advances of from 1 to 2 points. 'I his
materially higher level of prices attracted
some large selling to realize and the tone
became rather nervous for awhile, as
shown In tho wide and frequent fluctua
tions In some of tho prominent stocks. Hut
me speculative leaders seemeo 10 oe ngum
well simntlxil villi remmrees nnd thev sup
ported the market with great confidence
and manipulated prices with boldness.
lite sudden and violent auvnnces were
Well enleiilnteil to fnselnate the multitude
of outside speculators, who were very evi
dently waiting to come Into the market on
any definite signs of a further advance.
.Monday's reaction and tho subsequent re
covery evidently served to convince many
persons that no lower prices wero to be
expected for the present nnd that further
advance might be reasonably looked for.
11 wns demonstrated, in ract, tnat me puo
He is still willing nnd eager to bliV stocks.
notwithstanding the high level of prices,
measured by the earning power, so long as
prices continue to go up. Large specula
tive pools, therefore, find It worth while to
support prices .mil to advance tho market,
even In face of heavy offerings, owing lo
the Inrgo outside demand, attracted by the
advance In prices. Thn appearanro of tfew
lenders In the money mnrket, including
some of tho speculators Interested In the
rise, hns served to again defer the exhaus
tion of money resources.
cut lonns ran up above mommy s 11 mil
level to 7 tier cent todav. under the re
quirement of the active speculation and of
some large financial operation. Including
the payment of another $10,000,000 Install
ment on subscriptions to the I'nlon Pacific
collateral bond Issue. Tho slightly firmer
tone or sterling exclinngc tins morning.
vhllo tho money rate wns lower. Indicated
that nnv relavntfnii In (lin rittn wnnlil lilt
sterling back to the gold export point, i
Money was no nigiier in London touny, out
payment must bo made tomorrow there of
nn $1S,000,000 Installment on the exchequer
bond Ifeuo and Friday Is tho payday for
mo biock exenange settlement, some re
newed pressure for gold on New York Is.
therefore, to be expected, Meantime the
siibtrensury continues to absorb cash, and
New vorK exenange nt Clilcago today roll
to 50o discount, marking the continued de
mand of the Interior on New York for
money.
Thn advance In the call loan rate helped
lo precipitate a lively realizing movement
during the last hour, which cut Into prices
nil around and made the closing easy. Tho
Burlington deal nnd talk of a consolidation
of copper Interests with the smelting In
terests looking to the control of tho gold,
silver and copper product, were tho lending
lnllucnces In the day's speculation, so far
as It was duo to any specific Influence at
all. Burlington rose an extreme ii' to a
now record price at 192 nnd Northern Paclllc
came within a small fraction or pur. rue
whole granger group was affected by sym
pathy and Northwest preferred vuidc a
notnuie advance 01 to points, wnue si.
Paul & Omaha rose 8 nnlnts. Amalga
mated Copper gained 514 on very largo deal
ings nun Annconua Texas tc paclllc
was largely bought at an advance of 2!4 ojt
talk of an exchange of two shares of the
stock for one of Missouri Paclllc. As nn
outgrowth of these movements, the South-
westerns, grangers anil r;rics were an
strong nnd active. Sneclnl features of
strength were Consolidated Oas, which rose
itrooKivn union tins, : uencrai isice
trie. G. with a renctlon of 5: Tobacco. 31;:
ex-dlvidend Pullman, 3?i, and Chicago Ter
minal preferred 41i. Evansvllle & Terro
llautn .lumpen 7 points, allowing or a P.4
per cent dividend.
The bond market wan moderately active
nnd higher. Total sales, par value. $1,755,000.
United Htntes rerunning ss niivanced & ami
the old 4s, registered, and the new 4s U per
cent on the last call.
The following are the clojlng prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
SEo discount bid, 10c
HI 10. -Clearings, $.i:i,-
ti,21S. .
Clearings, no.suvw,
',1 lO.-Clenrlngs. $3,201.-
.Hinge, j, 10 lucouui 10
New York exch
.ii. .-.,... ..ui,...i
... - -I, I I l .1 !t- ,1
1 1 w I,
SS2 T.L'. Im In i.,..
HOSTO.SV April
balances, $i.3,),79';,
CiNCINN TI, '1
15o, New Viirt.- ,
par; money, 3V;il per cent
lurU Sidney MnrUcl.
NEW YollK, April 0.- MONEY On call,
llrm lit WW per cent; last loan ot S per
cent; prime mercantile paper, S'i'cM'j per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE-Steadlcr. with
actual business In bunkers' bills nt $4.S7'i
for demand and at JI.SlSi for sixty days:
posted rates, $1.8514 nnd $1.89; commercial
bills. $4.CiM.st4,
SILVEil-Certltlrates, 6ifj59e; bars, 59ci
Mexican dollars, ISc.
UONDS-Oovernment, strong; railroad,
strong; unto, weak.
The closing prices on bonds today are as
follows:
f. S. ref. 2s, roc.,
do coupon
do 3s, rog
do coupon
do new 4s, reg
do coupon
do old 4s, reg.. .
do coupon
do os, reg
do coupon
D. of C. 3 fiis...,
Atch. gen, 4s
do nrij, 4s.
Can. So. 2s
do 4s
do fs
C. & N. W. c. 7s
Mo S. F. d. 5s..
Chicago Ter. 4s.,
Colo, So. 4s
n.& it. o. 49....
Erie general 4h..
K. W. Ar O, C. Is
Gen. Electric 5s
la. Central Is...,
L. N. mil. Is..
M K. it T. 2s. .,
do pfd
N. Y. C. Is
105'i
1CiIj,
ni'i
i.iu
1x1
113'tr
ll'i
111'4
121
10214
96 I
lOi'i1
l-l?4
112
121
f(i
f.Tli
mil
,101
iv.14
117
10."' ,
it'i
Hit
10715
N. J. C. gen. o9,
No, Pacific 3s...,
do 4s
N Y C ft S h 4s
N. & W. c. 4s....
Ore. Nav. Is
do 4a
do ronsol 5s...
Ore. 8. L. 6s....
Itcadlng gen. 4s..
It. 11. W. Is
H I. ft I M e. Is,
S L ft H K g. s,
St. Paul cons. ...
St P, C ft P Is.
do Ps
So. Pacific 4s... .
So. Hallway 5s..
S. It. ft T. Cs....
Tex. ft Pac. Is..
do 2s
I'nlon Pac. 4s...
Wabash Is
do 2s
West Shore 4s..
Wis. Central Is..
Vn. Centuries ..
Wabash deb
,13.1
. 'i
lO-i
,10(11 j
lot's
,109
.101
117
1214
!.i
I'll,,
mi i?
1V9
1IS'i
,i:o's
92
117
f.9K
119
100
,10rt
120
110IJ
115
8f.l4
9514
81
Old. "Offered.
'mv York kilning Stock.
NEW YOUK, April 10. The following nre
quotations on mining stocks:
Atchison
do nfd
Haltlmore ft O...
Can. Pacific.
Can. Southern ..
Ches. ft Ohio
Chicago o. w...
C II. ft Q
Chicago 1. ft L.
do pfd
Chlcngo & E. I.
Chicago & N. W.
C, It. I. ft P...,
U. U. U. V H. I..,
Colo. Southern .,
do 1st pro ,
do 2d nfd
Del. ft Hudson..
Del. Ii. ft W....
Den. ft 11. G
do nfd
Erlo
do 1st nfd
Gt. Nor. pfd
Hocking uoat ...
Hocking Valley.
Illinois Central.
Iowa Central ...
do ti fd
I.. E. ft W
do pfd
Lake Shore
Louis, ft Nash..
Manhattan Ii ..
Met. St. Hv
Mex. Central ...
Minn, ft St. L...
do nfd
Mo. Pacific
Mobile & Ohio.
M.. K. ft T
do pfd
N. J. Central...
N. Y. Central...
Nor. ft West....
do pfd
NIW Pacific
do pfd
Ontario & W....
O. R. ft N
do pfd
Pennsylvania .
Heading
do 1st pfd
do 2d Pfd
Rio O. W
St. L. ft 8. K...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. S. W
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
St. P. ft O
80. Pacific
So. Hallway ....
do pfd
Tex. ft Pacific...
Union Pacific ...
do pfd
Wabash ..
do pfd
61 Vfri
:j.
92 14
3IJ
2.TV
19114
1171?
199?
11(14
81'.:
12
47
, 21
Hi lj
217
, .1S H
, 70
,2.12','j
, 2()
,142',4
;:'
, C!V4
, 02
121
.not;
.101's
.128
.107
W. ft L. E
do 2d nfd
Wis. Central ....
Third Avenue ..,
H. ft O. nfd
Nat. Tube
do pfd
Ainiil. Conner ...
Adams Express..
Am. express ....
V. S. Express...,
Wells-Fargo Ex.
Am. Cot. OIL...,
do pfd
Amor. Malting ..
do pfd
Amer. S. ft 11...,
do pfd
Am. Spirits ....
Mo pfd
w. 11
pfd
S. ft W.
Pfd
Tin Plate.
Amer.
do
Amer.
do
Am.
do nfd...
,MAin, Tobacco..
do prd
Ana, Mill. Co....
Hrk. Hap. Tr....
Colo. F. ft I
Con, Tobacco ...
do pfd
Federal Steel ..
do pfd
Gen. Electric ...
. 8614 Glucose Sugar ,
.112 do pfd
.103 Int'n'l Paper ...
. 81 do pld
. 28i4 Laclede Gas ....
. iW?i Nat. Hlscult ....
.150 do pfd
.151 Ti National Lead .
. 50',i do pfd
. SO National Steel..
. ,18'i Mo pfd
. JMili. N. Y. A. llrako.
. 34T No. American ..
. 42 Paclllc Coast ...
. 76 do 1st pfd
.Wfli do 2d pfd
. 354 Pacific- Mall ....
. 767i People's Gas ...
. S1 Pressed S. C...
. 79 do pfd
. IPX Pullman P. C...
. R2l4 Stand. It. ft T...
. 6I14 Sugar
.3714 do pfd
. 6J Tenn. C. ft 1....
,15V4 U. S. Leather...
,189s do pfd
.110 U. S. Rubber...
. 45 do pfd
. 2S,4 Western Hnlon .
. 794 Republic I. ft S.
. 4C0 do pfd
. 921J U. S. Steel
. 8l )4 do pfd
. 8fP. C. C. ft St. L.
. C91i
Ml"
US "
11SV,
11.14
l53
19714
81
110
2614
8.1
5
2i
014
214
, 17
, 47-;
, 9.1
. 4'.",i
11114
, 7:1
,1194,
.12S?4
111
. 4-1
. 41;
. 5.14
.mis
.22:1
. 19
. 90
. 27S
21'
. W
. IK'.i
. 83
. 15i
. 88
. 5-1
. ;hj
. mi
. set
.niU
. -lo s,
. 821,
.213
-114
.14.1V
.121
. 61
. I3',i
. Ill
. 1.11
. 70
. IS
. 91T
. t' ')
HAH SILVER-Stcndy. 27 3-lfid per nr..
MONEY 3'o3U nor cent. The rate of ills.
count In the "otien market for short IiIIIk Is
.1Htfr:i 9-16 per cent; for three months' bills,
3 9-10f35; per cent.
Condition 11 r Hie Trensury.
UMUIMVflTnV A I Irt n. 1 ......
,..ut...,u.u.., iiiii IV, lllllttj- SlHlf-
...... fc v.. uu- n.nnui; iiumui,'n in ine gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $130.ono,000 gold
reserve Iu the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $159,527,390;
hl'tll, 41VU,l.ll,sol,
Wool Mnrkrl.
ST. LOt'lS. Anrll 10. WOOf t'nebnnireil.
medium grades. 12(18140; light line, 1215c;
heavy line, lfK(l2c: tub washed, 171127c.
nun j un. April 1H.-W001-TI1C American
Wool and Cotton Henorter will snv nf (he
wool trade tomorrow: Tho market Is de
cldedlv more (inlet and a very marked fall
ing off Iu tho volume of business Is notice-
nine, ine large consumers hnve appar
ently supplied their needs for the time
being nnd although quite a number of tho
smaller mills have been In they
have taken on only small lines,
the agcreirnte of which U iltriim,! ,.
.1,608.000 pounds. This quieter condition of
minus was mn unexpected and is not un
natural after tho enormous business pre
viously transacted. It would have been
strange indeed If a. pronounced activity had
been longer maintained In view of the fact
uiiii ine great niua oi inn purcnasfiig wiih
for consumption. Probably not a pound of
the large total given last week wns bought
for speculation. 'Altlloticli tliern lu hii
such a marked falling off In the voluino of
iraoe inero is no weaKcning whatever In
prices. Sales In Hoston amounted to 3.393.0(10
pounds domestic und 215.100 pounds foreign,
making a total of .1,608,000 pounds, against a
uniu in ii,Hi,mi pounds inr tno previous
week and a total of 21.C9J.9na iiouihIh fnr ilir.
corresponding week last year. The sales
since January 1 amount to 68.734, 900 pounds,
against 47,421,900 pounds for tho correspond
ing miiu mui jeui.
Penrln Mnrket.
PEORIA. Anrll 10.-COn't.nwi.r. Vn "
42HC
oats iowcr; no. 2 white, 2714c; billed
through.
WlllSTvY On tlm IiiikIu .if tl 1-. ...
Ished eo'Is.
Trust reeelnts. Nominal. Ex-dlvldend
The Commercial Advertiser's fxindon
ftnunclnl cablegram sayb: Tho stock mar
ket hero was higher. Interest centered In
tho American snares, which wero active
anu nuoynni irom start to iiuisii. The local
Impulse to buy was encouraged when New
York responded to the hlghcut level of
prices wo had set beforo the nnen in- In
Wall street. Tho favorite American stocks
were Atchison. Missouri Paclllc, Kansas
nnd Louisville, In which tho contango rates
at the settlement of today were Slio'A The
rate for Chicago, .Milwaukee ft St. Paul.
Denver ft Rio Grande, Now York Central,
Illinois Centrul mid for Northern Pacific
was SI-, per cent. Northern Pucillc H
scarce on account of tho deposit of slock to
uo excuangeu lor certificates, Tlntos wero
UP i of a point to 5S14. with Hiitioort from
Paris. Anacondas wero 10U on Hoston ad
vices. Money wns steady. The mnrket still
owes thn bank nbout iil.ono.coo. The Hunk
or i';nginnti nas dour nt 31,000 in gold bars
Exchange on Hcrlln (check), 20.41.
Ilonloii Stock Quotation!,
HOSTON, April 10, Call loans, Sfjl per
cent; xiinu luuiw, per cent, uniciai
Closing.
A.. T. ft 8. F
do pfd
Amer. Sugar ...
Am. Telephone..,
Hoston ft AI....
Hoston Elevated.
Hoston ft Me...
C H. ft Q. .....
Dominion Coal .
do pfd.. ..... ,
Federal Bteel ....
do pfd ....
Fltchburg pfd..
Gen. Electric ...
do pfd
Ed. Elec. Ill
Mex. Central ....
N. E. O. ft C...,
Old Colony ....
O'.d Dominion ..
Rubber
Union Pacino ....
6IV4,
, IK
1131,
,17"M
.261
.l'l
.193
,191
'.8
,111'
. 5514
!('
,230
,220
,210
' l"l4
,:os
, 24
. 92V4
Union Land .
West End
U'nul Plnnlpln
N. E. G. ft C. 5s
Adventurn
Ring. Mln. Co..
Amiil, Copper ..
Atlnntlu !..
Hoston ft Mont.
Ktlttn R. llr.utA
Cal, ft Hecia...;
1 (intenntal
Franklin
Humboldt
Osceola
Parrot
Qulncy
Slllklu P. Pnn
Tamarack ...
ctan .Mining ...
Wlnnnu
Wolverines
U'l
h7
1514
24 lv
113
2114
397
10714
SB
261
!?H(
j 1
8li
56U
17S
?4
VI'
nnnk Clearlnsa.
OMAHA. April 10.-Cearlngs. $1,100,775;
corresponntng nay nisi year, J976.7S9; In
crease. $123,986.
CHICAGO. April 10.-CIearlngs, $21,371,102:
l... I ! HOI AK...l. . III
lidiniM IP, j,uui,iii, I-Al ll.tIKT , 4I.-.J 5.(
4,i; ,-nrw ora exenHnge, ihic un-couni
8T. LOUIS. April 10,-CearlliRH. $7.0K!,2II
balance", $916,130; money, cusy, 6j0 per cent
Adams Con 22
Alice 31
Hrceco 130
llrunswlek Con., 20
Comstoek Tun... 6
Con. On I. ft Va.200
Dead wood Ter.... 50
Horn Silver jtn
iron tsiiver ...... OJ
Leadvllle Con .1
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Pnoenlx
Potosl
Sn va go
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes .
Standard
. 11
.900
. M
,. 8
.. 28
.. 00
..110
London Mock Quotation.
LONDON, April 10.-1 p. m.-CIosIng:
Cons., money...,
do ncct
Atchison
Can. Paclllc ....
St. Paul
Illinois Central..
Louisville
I. P. pfd
N. Y. Central...
Pennsylvania ..
9." 14!
9311
Erie
do 1st pfd..
Heading
MW-No. Paclllc nfd.
. 1SS Grand Trunk ...
.113 Anaconda
.ICS IT. 3, Steel
. 87'J do pfd
.15514 Rand Mines ....
. 89 .
, 38-f,
!,
IS"
9S14
. 8l4
, J0'
. 4814
. 97 K.
v York 1,1 Stock .Mnrket.
NI!W IVinU Anrll lHllfl,MleDt...
PellllM 1TC llnafl fnlr , lr.tr,,,. Il....'n 111..
..,,.. ..... ...,,,,,,,,, in,,, ,,i t.'i
higher; steers, $ 1.50'u 5.65 ; tops, $.1.90; fat
iiseii, $1,504! 1. 75r cows. J2.I0'(; ,0i. Xo
.,,,n,f,j 1,1 . tiiiii-ri, riiiiini'illM, uciio
entile, 12 head sheep and 2,900 quarters of
,j..-i .
(" A r .Vl.'n..,.lr,lu A'."n l,.i. ..!,.
rather slow and 25c lower; somo sales, 50c
mi veins, M.mriio.w; cnoico veins, SH.iu;
lllllo ti 1
, ailGKI' AND LAMHR-Recclpls. 8.510
IIOlIll' llllirtnt Htm lit. til trim r iiinin l fU
01.1.35; culls. $.1.O0J3.5O; lambs, $3.5oK.40;
culls, $3; clipped lambs, $5.23ti5.75; spring
i.iiii, ,.-, ,i.,w, iiur in nu.
1 l("ir!S rtn'rllilM t ?-, Imml. n.irl.,l ...,el...
.. (.i.wyo.M inr wnoie iiingc.
St. I.oiiU Lire Mock Market.
ST. l.fllTlsJ A,.rii in f 'AT-rr 1.' n.,...i..i.
.1011 lleilll hi, 111, II,,,- 1 110 fnyiini. .ot,nl
ri.-,iii. , iiiiiivii NiuppinK nun pxpuri sieers
$4.7541.1.75; dressed beef and butcher steers
stockers and feeders, $3.10fi l.OO;' cows and
iiuiirm, ..iiiif o.iiu; cauiicrs, fi.M.i'o.id; nuns,
$2.75)4 1.252 Texas and Indian steers, $.1.6(Wi
.1.1.1?. rntl'U ll,i,l Imlrnra 4 f.RO
HOGS-Recelpts. 8rii0 head; market fiiSlOo
lower: pigs and lights. $1.80'gj.90; packers,
fo.SOfin.ft.l; butchers, $3.95tii.l0.
SHEEP AND LAM HS Receipts, l.ROn
head; market strong and active; native
muttons, $4..1flfffi,00i lambs. $3.00ifi5.50; spring
lailllin, 4l,WHiI.li; CIIUS 111(11 OUCKH, J.!HI1) l.WJ,
Stock In Sight.
Following nre tho receipts at the four
principal western marKctH tor April 10;
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen,
South Omaha 2,90.1 9,o02 7,802
Chicago 21.000 23,000 16,0oo
Kansas city 7,500 is.coo 7,000
St. Louis 2,500 8.WH) 1,800
SOUTH OMAHA. April 10.
fteepitnta h'mfm. cilia tlniu Slipn
nilleliil .. 1 ,.ji-.' .!Ut 7.71'
oiiicini Tuesday a,rx io.'c o-jh
uniciai Wednesday 2,I"'3 V.Wi i,fr-
Three dnys this week.... 8,013 U.313
Hinno days last week 8,736 13.MV1
Hamu week before 8,629 15,717
Harm, flit'.wi i....ih r.r, 11 en in f.?t
Same four 'weeks ago..!! u!M9 'jt'.TU
"'1. .i.ijc Mini ,! H',111,1 h-.uIII in,iH,i
AVerillfe tll'liw. milil fill Ihhih fur fliA till Ml
severul dus with comparisons:
I 19)1. 190-).1899.ilS9S.ilS97.!lSW3.,1893.
nrll
April
April
prll
Mull
April
rprn
April
April
April
Totals
.13.903 61,102
i.SO!
Sioux City Lire Stock Mnrket.
SIOUX CITY. Anrll 10.-(8peclal Tele
cram.lCATTLl'i Receipts. fioO: market
slow, 101 15o lower; beeves, $4,251(5.00; cows
and hulls, mixed. $2.2.'fi3.50; stockers and
feeders, $3,2.Vfj 1,23; calves und yearlings,
HOGS Receipts. 1,I0); market strond,
selling, f.1.S5f5.0O; bulk, $5.8714.
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSERUMENTS tiled for record Wednes
day, April 10, 1901:
Warranty t I.
Omaha Realty company to McCoy ft
Olmsteiul. lots 25 and 28, block 11,
Kountzo ft R 's add $ 1
August llcdball and wire to it. k.
Rich. nV4 lot 4. block 10, Hurnham
PI'ICO CJ
Katie O'Keefo to South oinaha in
vestment company, late 7 and S,
block 13. Wilcox's add; lots ft, 11 to
15. block 13; lots 11 to 15, block ?0.
Shelby Placo 1,500
E, J. Soden lo 11. H, Hastings, lots 1
and 2. block 2, Hurllngton Placo..,. 100
J. E. Georgo to M. A. WalKtns, o 40
feet lot 6, Malouev'H ndd 175
National name or commerce to j. ,,
Ahrahamson. lots 13 and II, block 2,
Helvedere add . 7W
j. .. Aiiranamson anu who 10 ,. n,
Millard, lots I, 5, 6, 13 and 14, block 2,
samo 1
J. 11, Furny and wife to uuznnctn nci
son, lot 2, block 11. Waterloo r4)
H. f), patrtcK to A. L. Anderson et ai,
lot 8, block 6, Patrick's 2d ndd 275
C. S. Shepard and wife to William
McLeod, nlj of nw nw U-16-13 J.Ojtj
L. M. Hannnn nnil hiisband to II. P.
Smith, lot 19, block 3, Hawthorne add too
J. T. Spcllmnu and wife to A, E. AI
stodt, lot 24, block 6, Matthew's sub. 150
Quit Clnlin Deed".
John Rush and wife to James Hart
nett, sub lot 13 In lot 3. Capitol add.. I.WO
N. w. iicKinson-iio r;uua iicKinsou,
lot 2, block 8; iftts 1 and 2, block 11:
lots 1 to I, block 17; lots 1 to I, block
18; lots 1 to I, (block 21, Smith's add
and varioun f.tper lots 111 weinv
mill iiiiiuiiii j,vii- linn in ,,-i,v
Pluce. IIIrIiIiipA Place, Jeromo park
und Crescent i rk
Total amouipl
transfers $9,947
OMAHA LIVE STOCl MARKET
Good Denund for 0iUtl-8teri Sold About
Stttdj tnd Cows Btoidj to Blrenp,
HOGS AVERAGE A NICKEL LOWER
Sltcep Ilrcelpta Liberal nnd Trndc
Htilcd Slovr nnd th" Tendency ot
Prlecu M'no l.nnrr nn Roth
Mieep ami l.ninlis.
21.723
10,318
13,161
22,058
2I.4S7
16,'.iJ3
Mnrch 15.
March 16.
March 17.
March IS.
Murch 19.
Mnrch 20.
March 21.
March 22.
March 23.
Mutch 21.
March '.'."1.
March 26.
March 27
March 28.
Match 29.
March 30.
March 31.
i 5 56M
I 0 661s,
1
I 5 .314:
1 5 (il'.i
, 5 71
5 S2',
5 80
5 80-',
76
81 ,
8514t
89M
." 9Ili,
. (I 00 !
.1 5 9Sls
, 5 9's
. 5 W
'
'. c 01 sl
I 5 92'4;
I 79
4 851
4 1)1
4 89
I 80
I 81,
I 8.i
4 90
I 911
V
I 89!
1 u;
5 0.11
5 16
5 12
5 U!
5 OS
5 13
5 25
5 .1(1
.1 "0
n7 1
r. 33
5 38
3 59
3 U.1
3 li
3 68
4
3 68
3 Mil
3 601
3 01
3 601
3 57
I
3 no;
3 66
3 00!
:t fti
3 69
3 61
j
3 63
.1 t.6
3 3
3 62
3 61
3 tjt
3 68
3 6S1
3 71
3 73
3 73j
3
;i
.1
3 71
3 071
.1 f.7;
3 65
.1 6J
3 62
.1 6'i
3 671
1
3 7:1!
.1 79
3 79!
3 72'
3 711
J 10:
3 S0 '
3 87l 3
3 91 3 83
3 88 3 81
3 91 1 3 71
I 10 3 67
I 3 71i
3 981 1
3 91 3 75'
3 91' I! itt
3 9.l 3 59,
21 91, 3 ClV
3 86 3 ill
3 ,W
3 s:r
3 811 3 66
3 91 1 3 !)
3 92 3 5t
3 92 .1 Gl
3 91, 3 65
3 52;
3 90i
3 Si,
3 VI
3 80
3 85 1
3 57j
.1 59
3 61.
:i 62
3 90 .1 56
I 58
27
t 16
4 41
t :;ti
I 42
4 16
I 56
I 71
4 S5
4 71
I Si
I SI
4 78
!! SO
4 81
I 82
I 76
I 82
I 81
4 89
I 81
I 77
9 .. ..
1 "l
21 17 1
10 1
jo 2 '1
I
23 6 'i
12 '3
15
4 .".
5 87a
Indicates Sunday.
Til.) nfllnll l,nH nf r.nru Itf lltnelC
brought In today by each road was:
ri n Ilttf.U Sll'll II CtllH
, M. ft St. P. Hy 3
.C Ml 1. 11 v
Missouri Paclllc Ry 7 '
I'nlon Pacific system ... 17
. ft N. W. Ry 2
1. E. ft M. V. It. R 18
S. C. ft P. Hy 2
C, St. P.. M. ft O. Hy... 31
H. ft M. R. II. K. . . ., 22
1. ' . IV Ml. .1
'., h. ft (j. Ky 2
., It. 1. ft P., cast 4
'11 I X. P.. went 2
Illinois Central 2
Total receipts 112 122 32 d
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer pureim-dug tho num
ber or neati indicated
tt.i v,rH.
Omnlm Packing Co....
(,. 11. Hammond co
Swift nnd Company
ctiuany racKing co
Armour ft t o
Swift and Co., country..
it, urcKcr A: uegan
Lohmnii ft Co
W. I. Stephen
inn & iiunizingcr
Benton ft Underwood ..
Livingstone ft Schnller..
Hamilton ft Hothschlld
II. K. Ilobblek
A. S. Mawhlnncy
Wolf ft M
Other buyers 391 .",90
Cattle.
.... 217
.... 519
.... 235
.... 103
.18
21
77
IS
73
13
109
391
Hogs.
1.70",
1,283
1,937
2.H7
1,899
Sheep.
4'(7
Totnls 2.S.13 S.Wl 1,526
CATTLE There was n fnlrlv cood run
of cattlo lierc today, and Chicago was also
well supplied, and reports from Hint mar
ket showed a drop In prices amounting to
about a dime. The demand at this point,
however, was iu good shano and trading
was active and not far from steady.
Iho hulk of the receipts were again made
up of beef steera of pretty fair duality.
Tho demand wim active and practically
everything was out of llrst hunds early
In thn morning. The market could be
quoted about steady, but at the samo time
pacKcrs tried to buy ineir stuff lower in
view ot the decline in Clilcago mid In a
good many cases they succeeded. As high
as $3.30 was paid for cattle today, but they
were in prime comuiion.
1 ncro was not a heavy run of cows and
heifers, and twenty-tlvo cars would proba
bly cover the receipts. The dcmitl was
actlvo and everything changed hands early
Iu the morning nt steady to strong prices.
The market for the week Is easily a dime
niguer, nut tne greatest advance seems to
be on tho kind that sold last week around
$.1.85 or $3.90. That class of cattle nre now
bringing rlgiu around ji.ou und $t.on. Tliero
was a bunch of heifers on sale today good
enough to bring $4.10.
Ilu Is. calves and stags sold Iu nbout the
same notches they did yesterday.
There was no particular cliiiuge noticea
ble today In the feeder situation, and tho
market could bo quoted Just about steady.
Choice sttifT met with ready sale nnd tho
common kinds were slow, ns usual, but
still practically everything sold in good
season at satisfactory prices. Representa
tive sales:
UK IS l'' STISISIIH.
No.
1
R
4
1
10.'.'.'.'.".
7
1
1
6
5
16
3
3
1
l".
1
1
.1
V.'.'.'.'.'.
31
8
6
7. ....
3
1
1
4
u.'.!!!!
15
20
15
17
I
7
5
13
14
19
12
12
A v.
.. 500
..1206
..1100
.. 900
.. 911
.. 991
.. 970
.. 560
.. 966
.. 88S
..1179
.. 840
.. 753
..120(1
.. 993
..1020
.. 910
.. 7()
.. R25
.. S65
.. 872
.. 950
.. "56
.. 951
.. 80
.. 910
..1040
..1010
.. 905
..1110
.. 976
..1066
. . 9S0
..1018
..1090
..1231
..1062
..1012
..1057
..1082
.. 931
Pr.
3 75
4 (ni
4 00
I 00
4 05
4 10
4 10
1 10
I 10
4 10
1 15
I 13
4 20
4 20
I 23
4 "5
4 23
4 25
4 25
4 30
I 45
I ;h
4 10
I 45
4 13
I 50
I 50
t 10
1 50
I 50
4 13
I 15
I 55
1 55
I 0i
I 00
1 60
I 60
4 60
I C-i
I 70
No.
6
S
7 ,
1,1
10
4
18
4
10;
1
2.1
20
19
1
1
31
37
21
20
23
26
38
M
20
20
16
19
1!
17
1
31
1
18
21
3
33
1
Av.
....12.10
....1120
.... 952
....112.1
....1167
....lflUl
....1162
....1137
....11190
.... 920
....1128
. ...1224
.'.'.'.1167
....1280
....1580
....1181
....1195
....1219
....1126
....115.1
....10.13
....1172
....1111
....1212
....1283
....1215
....1219
....1301
....1185
....14i0
....1315
....1201
....1210
....1311
....1310
....1232
....1169
....1450
....1411
....1200
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
1
1
3-.'.'.'.'.'.'.!
3
o
2....
1....
1....
6....
3....
1....
3....
1....
3....
3....
1....
1....
1...
IW6
660
933
720
, 820
... 725
... SM)
... 91(6
... 900
... 650
... 880
... 010
...1010
... 890
... 780
... 980
... 890
... 793
...1070
...1020
...1070
... 900
... 910
9i0
4 30
4 'VI
I 10
36.
1 1020
1...
1.
1....
840
....1070
.... 950
.... 910
....1112
....1010
....1010
.... 9.1.1
.... 850
, . . .11160
.128(1
1 loso
5
1....
1....
16
rt
9
95-S
....1000
....11.10
....1023.
.... 93S
....1116
....1110
....1160
....1093
1 ro
2 00
2 2.1
2 r,D
2 fO
2 1V1
2 75
2 75
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 CO
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 '5
3 20
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 2'5
3 23
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 25
3 ".T,
3 15
.1 !'5
3 .VI
3 50
3 Ml
3 .V)
3 50
3 30
0 53
.1 53
3 W
3 00
.1 60
3 (VI
COWS.
1..
6...
3...
1...
1...
1...
1.
7
1
, II
1
21
8
4
8
3
3
I
21
I
1
1
I
l!'.!!!
3!!!!!
17....,
1
23
3
16
1 . . . .
1
15
1
1
9.J3
923
1610
1151
11.16
1210
1050
....1280
117.1
1065
I116O
1275
880
1.110
1139
119J
1037
1070
1113
903
832
1072
112.1
1(13.1
1007
1209
HA)
1350
1170
1090
1070
1293
1040
1061
1320
1014
1063
119.1
1220
186")
112S
1283
1370
1IS0
COWS AND HEIFERS.
..1015 4 0U 1122
..1110 4 10 13 1252
.. 9U 4 10
HULLS.
....1110
....112i)
....1320
....1170
....1190
....1000
....1020
....1160
....1390
... 1360
2 75
2 81
2 "VI
2 9)
3 00
3 00
3 00
1.
...1680
... 980
...1200
...1010
...1620
. ..2020
...1620
., 710
.. HM
,..1570
Pr.
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
i-70
I 70
I 75
I 7.1
I 75
4 73
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
I 7.1
4 7.1
4 7.1
4 75
4 80
4 80
4 85
4 S3
4 81
1 8.1
4 !H
4 90
4 90
4 90
t 95
5 00
5 Ii0
5 IK)
5 00
5 00
.1 10
5 05
f. 1.1
5 15
5 P0
5 30
1 10
4 50
3 65
3 05
.1 6.1
3 65
3 65
3 75
.1
.1 75
3 75
3 80
3 I 0
3 80
3 80
3 85
3 85
J 8.1
3 K
3 no
.1 90
3 '.')
3 90
I f 0
4 (0
4 no
i to
t id
I (0
I 00
I 00
I 01)
I 00
1 or,
4 10
I II)
4 10
4 10
I 15
I .1)
4 .10
I 15
4 50
4 75
4 10
1 'K)
3 50
3 60
3 (50
3 00
3 rs
3 75
3 75
3 15
3 75
3 '5
lo.
1....
1....
1....
I. ...
II. ...
23....
1....
1....
1....
1....
5....
I....
29....
5....
l!!!!
21. . . .
3....
75.,,.
lino ,; en 1 2O30 3 V,
t3J0 3 15 1 1310 3 85
I5 ;i ii 1. i7to :
1095 Hi 1..., 910 3 8(V
1210 3 25 1 970 3 si
720 3 2.i 1 2(120 3 !D
11m) 3 3.1 1 1130 I no
1510 3 35 1 510 4 "a
1190 ' Ifi 1 710 I H)
......1570 21 "" I 510 4 25
HEIFERS.
120 2 !') 3 HtM 4 00
880 it 1 790 4 1 0
3 40 1 8ilo I (0
SI4 .1 13 1 890 I 00
715 3 50 W 12 I II
Itto 3 to 1 8la 4 25
8 lil I r,1 16 768 I TO
740 .1 '5 1 12'j") I 30
7"n 3 75 1 1180 I 80
.110 i! 90
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
970 2 .111 2 810 .1 3 1
610 2 9i 1 M0 3 10
5oi) 2 '15 9 670 3 50
1010 3 00 1 195 3 60
890 21 01 27 736 3 70
;:65 3 P) 1 450 4 10
320 3 10 it 4H'i I VO
1070 3 i'5 1 710 I 30
IS 2IS . , 5 7'a 66 ... .'(.! ... 5 '()
12 JS. ... tXVi til......2ij 80 ulli
75 182 ... r. s;u is m ... r. '.
80 211 IM 5 X7'.j 18 JI9 ... 5 90
71 216 ... r,r.u, M 312 ... 5 1")
80 222 80 ti 87, 72 2m ... 5 "Ijl,
HI 208 ... 5 Og l' 256 80 5 I2I3
82 219 10 5 7s 55 277 ... ..'),
71 230 ... 5 87'j 70 2M 120 5 92'.;
57 217 ... 5 S7'j 62 Z'l ... 5 M'.,
00.
(. .
CI.
.ZtH
..215
CALVES.
2C0 U on
STAGS.
600 it 70 1 1050 .1 SO
STOCK CALVES.
240 il 2i o .113 I 15
378 3 75 5 292 I 50
39i S 7i 2 I9."i I SO
:u; 3 ti
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
4L
r.ivi
710
513
, f tVI
620
006
26J
519
3.10
130
V0
3.1S
760
1 to
;j mi
3 :'5
il 25
3 10
.1 5")
3 .10
:; .'in
3 00
1 no
4 00
1 co
1 ni
1 10
I 13
111...
il!!!
6. . .
1 , . ,
19...
9...
19...
21...
20. . .
I...
16. . .
II...
.'ill...
.. 8'IN
iii
. . .17.1
.. 101
.. 138
.. ffi
.. 161
.. VMI
.. 59.1
.. 81 m
.. 679
.. 558
..1122
.. 9)1
..loot
I 20
I "5
1 ro
I .!0
I 3)
I Jll
I 10
I id
I HI
4 Ml
I to
1 ."HI
I 10
I 1.1
1 :
78....
ffit!.'!!
llnOtl..T1,.,H.. ...,, (,,., .1 fi!t Mill lf 1II112S
here today, but as Chicago was nuntcd
lower tho market nt this point opened !
about a nickel lower. The bulk 01 the 1
nit ilium weights sold at $5,85 nnd $5.87',
with the choice loads selling from that up
to 6.oo. Sumo of the lighter weights und
common stuff sold below V1.8.I. At thoo
prices the market was fairly active, as (
selleis did not seo much chance of getting
better prices In view of the condition ot 1
the market at other (mints. The hulk of
the hogs were sold in good season, the ,
lightweight stun' being left until the last, 1
as Is generally the case.
incre was no 111a 1 ft 111 1 cmuiKe 111 me in-i 1
end of the market, as the last hogs lo
change hands brought fully us much us 1
tney would early in the day. am win no
seen from the tahlo of average prlcui the
market Is now at the lowest point reached
since March 29. when the cost of all the
Hcpro-
li V7a 6" 29J ... fiTJi.
flj?)". iO svi ... fi M1
.1 871.1. 01... ...298 80 5 97U.
70 2(W 1W & 87". K
1,7 211 M) 5 87's 61 .212 80 ft '.
(tl 212 ... 5 S7j 89 297 ... t! On
SIIEEP-Thcro ns 11 libera! run of sheep
todny, but packets did nut take hold 111
good shape, and us it result tho market was
very slow and draggy, with the tendency
of prices downward. In sheep there was
ery little done up until noon, ns packet a
did not Keen) to want the' stuff. Iimbs
changed hands slowly, but on a basis of
u MjlOc ilccllnc. It was 11 slow, druggy mar
ket, und at the time for going to press the
bulk of the receipts were still In llrst handi.,
(Jiiotutlniis; Choke wethers. I.Td.u'
4.80; fair to good wethers, $I.50H1.70: clipped
wethets. $l.5offl,75; choice lightweight .vent
lings, $l.75ji4.90; fair to good yearlings. $ 60
Ct4.75; clipped yearlings. $i.ti.VfI.S!!, choice
lightweight ewes, $l.25if 1. 10; fair to good
ewes, $.1,905(1.25; choice lambs, $.1.1135(5.15; fair
to good lambii. ).7.iio.("l; clipped lambs, $l,t)
GtJ.lo; spllng iambs, $6,505(8.50; feeder ewes.
.!25Ji3.Wi feeder wethers, $3.7511 !.(); feeder
lambs, $4.Coy'.00. Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
2 cull Iambs 5s Jl '-"
11 cull lambs (.9 I
1 cull lamb 7 I 75
121 western lambs 83 5 00
371 western llltnliM 83 5 00
520 Colnriiilo western lambs 79 5 to
21 cull ewes nnd wethers 77 $J 5"
95 clipped feeder lambs 50 3 !
23 feeder hltnbs M I 10
16 ewes 91 I n
91 clipped lambs i.s in
66 western lambs 72 I
, I9J Colorado lambs 77 J ' '
, 197 Colorado lambs 83 5 ('"
hogs sold on that day was $5.85'.
scntatlvc sales:
No. Av. till. Pr. No. Av. Sli,
86 192 Ml 5 -2'a 75 2.15 10
91 P5 ... 5 821s 76 215 ...
73 19.1 200 5 82ia 0.1 J38 80
78 121 ... A SJ'b 77 231 ...
87 193 10 .1 85 77 223 80
71 211 10 5 iii 01 223 80
(.1 2.19 ... 5 81 66 213 40
(.8 218 40 .1 fi 1,6 211 ...
75 201 120 6 85 77 210 ...
77 218 40 5 5 5 2.17 120
118 226 SO 5 85 (.J 2(.S 210
71 20") 10 5 85 66 '233 80
Hi 231 210 3 8.1 i3 217 ...
74 223 ... .1 Ni 63 272 200
97 33 200 .1 SI 8iJ L9 ...
63 216 120 5 5 71 224 80
57 231 ... 5 8.1 81 228 ...
80 216 ... .1 83 71 216 80
79 20.8 200 5 8.1 77 255 80
57 :-.-, ... fi sj 07 21" ...
61 201 10 5 81 71 222 ...
68 191 10 3 85 91 211 ...
72 219 ... 5 85 70 226 ...
40 225 80 5 S5 'J 215
73..-. ...222 10 5 5 00 261 80
72 20S 120 5 8.1 lv' 273 ...
82 198 ... 5 85 8 2.1J 10
81 2i ! 40 5 83 76 239 210
72 213 V) 5 81 73 261 200
'ifi 18.1 ... D 85 7il 226 10
68 2J7 80 5.8.. &S 261 ...
64 1S7 ... n Sii H 19S ...
72 231 ... 5 8'. 72 223 10
fx! 250 ... 5 83 86 219 ...
82 199 120 5 83 19 210 120
100 192 !) 3 8.1 ! 217 80
61 211 160 5 8.1 69 'ji.1 ...
79 199 20 5 LI S 267 80
S3 201 ... fi 8.1 75 277 80
91 206 160 fi 85 231 SO
67 218 10 5 8.1 69 25S 10
78 217 80 5 ' 5 01 283 ...
73 231 40 ,1 8.1 68 2,17 SO
6.) 222 40 5 5 71 225 120
69 233 101 5 81 61 2.71 1:2(1
87 1S.1 40 .1 S.I 80.... 219 40
CS 239 120 S VI 73 220 Ml
Pr.
t. 87'4
.1 871a
5 87'4
.1 S7u
5 87'
5 7!3
5 87'4
5 8 ,'i 3
5 S7 s
5 87l3
5 871
5 S7'b
5 8714
5 81 'ij
5 ',Va
5 f71i!
5 S7',
5 71s
3 Si'
0 7',2
5 871 3
5 K!a
3 87 la
3 8714 1
5 v7',i.
5 87',...
5 871,
5 S7!a
5 87'
5 87(3
5 S71
D S7',a
5 871a
5 87 V4
5 8713
5 90
5 90
ft 90
5 90
ft 90
.1 90
5 9)
5 W
5 90
5 9i I
5 90
5 !K)
(IIICA(il) LI V II SUM lv MAHNIiT.
Cuttle noil Mieep flenil linn Open
Weill., hill flnr 81 rnngi'l'.
CltlcVtM. ..,ru 10 -CATTLE-Ilecclpts,
2l,i') head. Including :u Tc8ulis; good to
choice sleinl, others Weak; biiteheui' stock
steady, Texaus sell up to $120; good to
prime steiri. f.1.in ?iii co; poor to medium.
$3.!iK(i l.il; ntnckiTs and feeders. choleo
steady, others weak at $'J.751i 1.83: cows,
$2.Sn'('t l.ftfl. helfii's. $2.8niM.50; dinners, $2.iiiir
4.00; bulls, steady at $2 70Jj 1.50; calves, slow
nt $l.25t.1.75; Texas fed steers, H.251M.2'':
Texas grass steers, $3.50fi1.50; Texas bulls.
$2.75f3.9".
HOtiSRecelpts today. 25,000 head; to
morrow, 22.0OH head, estimated left over,
il.ooo head; opened weak, closing steadier;
top, $0.ii; mixed nnil butchers. $1.75Tid 05:
good to choice heavy, $1.8.116.111; rough,
heavy, $5.70115.80; light, $5.i;51t5.97ls; hulk of
sales. 8.1.S5?(d.en.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-HecclplH, I6.()
head; sheep, steady; lambs, steady to slow,
good to choice wethers, export sales, lip to
15.25. nt $I.S5H5.W. fnlr lo choice mixed.
$1 60ft 1.90; western sheep, export Miles, up
to $.1.25, nt $t.S3f5.pi); yearlings. $l.!i4l pi.
natlxe clipped lambs, up to $.1.'J3fii.1.0; west
ern lambs, clipped, $5.231("5. 10.
KniiNn City Lite Sto.'U Mnrl.i'1.
KANSAS CITV. April lO.-CATTLi: -llecelpts,
O.Ono natives, 900 Texaus. 170 calves;
beef steers, steady to 0c lower; feeders
and best stockers, steady; cows and helfet.i
closed at ftlilOi! lower; native beef steers.
$l.70(!i.1.50; Htockers and feeders, $I.00'k I.S5;
fed westerns. $I.5(V!.1.10; Texas and Indian
slcers, fl.1S1jfi.00: cows. $3.251.60; heircrs.
$1.755i 1.75; canners. t2.4,7ii3.l5; bulls. $3.5oui
1.50; calves, fl.ftOflrt.tiO,
HOiiS Receipts, IS.600 head; market ,1'n
7',4e lower; lop, $6.05; bulk of sales, j5.S'Vfi
5.9o: heavy. $.1.851i(',.0.1 ; mixed packers, $5 So
1(5.90; light. $5.501jft.SO: pBs, fl.ftoiW5.l5.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-llecelpts, 7.0"0
head; market weak to 5c lower; western
lambs, f.l.nofS 1.1; western wethers, fl.Ci'n'
4.S5: western yearlings, $1 75vi,1.C0; ewen,
$l,'J5fM.ftO; culls. $3,251(1.00, spring lamb?,
fiLOOli 7.00.
Tcirptiiinc 102!l.
Boyd Commission Co.
Successors In .lames E. floyd ft Co,,
OMAHA, NED.
COMMISSION
CHAIN, l'HtVI.SIO.S AMI STOCK.S
Hon rd of Triitlc. Iliilldlng.
Direct wires to Chicago nnd Now YorU,
Correspondence, John A. Warren ft Co.
$15,080,000 IN OEiOENDS
Im iho Record of tho United States Government.
60 ANNUAL DIVIDENDS IS ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED
BY PAST RECORD OF THE PRODUCT OF FIVE OLD MINES
Now lying side by side, located in the WARREN', IDAHO. GOLD MIMNG DISTRICT.
Thmao mines are now thoroughly devolopad, and producing.
l'rnrLtol Midi mninp li.llln. riiiir-ntintliu.' l.liililn,
s(rn(ii punum nnil lioiiu, trnrlM, eitin, nulldlnioi
Slut nil tools unit timrliltirry ncrHftry In oHr.iie
inlrin, nic llchinl hj rlrrlrlritj' it 1,1 1 IIiiihikIi
winch 11 tanni-l l Mini rniiKlrni'lrri.
1 Monthly Dividends New Being Paid
from the product of Jim n ref lliffp firr 0I1I
inltim. Hint thin illvld'n.l 111 k.oii I tnrrnreil
from lli nroilurt of iinotlirr mine In wlilch we
now Itatr nloeknl out mid ready to mill
450,000 Vorth of Oro
wllh I hi- comnlfllon of n tilnnrl one nil one-
fiuntli iiiIIm In lrniMli we will lucre an ataciliifp
mtiiini'Oiy or nu mrke 0111 mines.
tlir l iillnl Mulct lioir rntnrnt Itrpojt fnjs on
of ilit-si imiifit alonr turned 11 iiftjiiiifit of four
Hioiitainl Holl.irn if r 111011II1, wlilili njiul lo
An niinti.tl illvldriiil of t ier rent, en 'I lirrn Hun.
lllPlt '1 tlllllAJIllt IioIIhii.. IS 111 ii tllllllf I Is rem
plflrit llils mini" Mill diniMp Us product, and lli
omlilni-d ptixluil nf II r tle rnliirs undpr oi p
iimnsirruiPiit, u.rrnlci through one nun r nt.il
the hips trriibd nl nun mill, leialed nt nimnli uf
tunnrl and nprrnlrd tiy Mntfr pottpr. will oprn
up nn I urn I ml nine liody of ore ami pay larf ill.
I iirntin inr inuii) jrnip.
Dividends Paid During; Construction off Tunnel.
Tlirof the nr propprtlpswlll eonflnnn to tw
OKrated through uld m orUuiti anil at lrntt
1 MONTHLY DIVIDENDS
on rrwnt mUIiik prlc of Mork will Rt onrr h
rarnMt 11 nd paid on bt and out tannins:
Hock. A noon an tunnrl ruts tlin tint Itrtge thrM
atvtaenas vrui inrrraipu.
NO KXPERIMENT.
Thn proilui-tlTP rapacity nnil inlur of Ihrsr
proprrtlrs have I'rrii proTrn ovrr and oy rr again.
WELLS FARGO & CO.'S BOOKS
show that over $15,iwi.(e has t.rrn takrn from
this district, and Ihr oir takrn from thrsr mlnrs
Is Imtft si rntch upon thr surface comparrrt llli
that still remain InK In tlirni.
One Hundred Thousand Shares will be Sold at 25 cts. Each,
l'rlrr nlll thrn he Inrrraarrl to 40 rrnis prr share, and at this price It Is the cheapest, lest anil must
promising mining stock now being offered.
PAYMENT FOR STOCK RECEIVED IN MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS
As funds are requlrrd only as thr work on tnnnel progrrMrs, we will, It ilrtlrrd, accept paymtnt
for sutmcrlptlons In montlily Installments, and the
1 MONTHLY DIVIDENDS WILL HE CREDITED TO THE PAYAIENT OP STOCK.
UNDER THIS PLAN YOU HAVE PRACTICAL CONTROL OP YOUR MONEY,
and wtll r liable 70a to hold large blocks of this stock which the dlrldends will help pay fnr.
Fend at oner for brautlfnlly Illustrated pamphlets, containing Untied flutes (loTernment report and
large map nf mines and tunnel. Addresis
si3 mil.
HATHAWAY & CO., Bankers and Brokers
II.K STItKIIT, HOSTON, MARS. 10-31 PA KK KOW, NKW
YORK.
!"o7er"two"7er"Snl"7w"S
on U10 entire Inrcrtmcnt In lia mock outttandlnir 13 now being earned by the producing properties of g
THE UNION CONSOLIDATED OIL COMPANY,
and this from Its Los AnKelcs properties only, enntfilnlnc five, produrfntr wells now pumplnc oyer
;,.vil Imrreln monthly, nnil IIiU will lio lucreascd wllUla tlia next iiiuntti by four addltlouarwolla
acquired, up to u iroduul uf
OVER FOUR THOUSAND BARRELS MONTHLY.
In addition to thn abovn properties already nroilnrlnjr, as Mated, thn Company liavn over ITOD
acres by Irasqaud purrliasr, located In tho scleral sureussf ill till dliirlcls, raiiKlnn from four tntwclvo
miles from water transportation, wlicru tUu oil pioduucuu bu reudlly piped to tliu coast, ihua
INSURING NEARLY DOUBLE THE PRICES
that are obtained for oil In the uteri :r districts whero the producers nrn dependent upon the rail,
roads for traii-iwrtatlon, an t MiWcct to tho oppression of tho hlaudard oil Company. Ihrsa proper.
He art) noiv liclnj; developed nnd located as they urn between oilier Inrin producing properties,
there Ii almost nu aluoluie certainty that oil will bo utruckouull or.lhcui. uud the probabilities aro
tu.it the slock of this Company '
WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE IN THREE MONTHS,
this belnfflbo history of nlsivo number of tho legitimate! oil rompinles of California tint have been
oni-rowd on uutlness principles in feeurolhu larito proitis pinMble, rather than to enrich thn pockets
of tho promo era. as Is iinfiirtiinalelytho raso In a largo number of Iihuiichs Tho present ofTerlmr of
tho Company' treasury atock for iho doveloiimcnt of Us propertied recently aciiulrcd Is
200,000 SHARES AT 17 1-2 CENTS PER SHARE,
full pall and non-assosiabln s and MaJ. Iloraco SI. Russell, of I.01 Angeles, tho resident manager of thn
Company, In rlurgauf IK nll.ilri In i.allfornla, slates that thn pres.-ut pnuluetlon of tho Company Is
amply suillclcut u warraut tuo dlreotdrs Iu iiukloR tuo announcement that
DIVIDENDS WILL BEGIN IN MAY,
of not less than I per rent, a month on tho present prlco of thn stock, to Im Increased as morn wells am
opened. Increasing tho monthly production 1 carrying (hi balance of the earnings lo tho surplus. At
noon as the present laauu of &VJui) shares Is taken, tho price will. lie
ADVANCED TO 26 CENTS PER SHARE.
Prospectus of tho Company, dnscrlptlvo pamphlet entitled " Tho Oil Industry of tho raclflc Coast,"
tubscrlptlun blanks, etc., mailed on application,
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO., BABN
66 Broadway and 17 New Street, New York,
BRANCHES! 5
ST. LOUIS, "The Security" Building.
KANSAS CUV. " The Heist" Building.
HARTFORD. CONN., Hill' Block. " 0
ST. JOHN, N. B "The Mcliughlln" Building!.
L0N00N. ENG.. "The Tralilaar" Bulldlnn. 8
CLEVELAND, "The Cuiihogi" Building.
BOSTON, " The International Trust Co." Bldg
PHILADELPHIA, "The Bell", Building.
CHICAGO, "The Fllher" Building.
NEW HAVEN. CONN.. "Ut Nat. Bank" Blda.
Count the Dots April 15.
First Prize a $500 Emerson Piano.
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