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THE OMAHA DAILY 1JEE: WEDNESDAY, APRITj 17, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
T.'hut firuks on Realizing and OIimi On
Fourth Lower.
CORN SHOWS CONSIDERABLE STRENGTH
JI11IIUI1 WratheV Hint Heavy lliiylnR
by Ciimmlsnliui Houses MUnrt
On Ik Mnrket-I'rolilon
dulct nml V.nny,
CHICAGO, April lC.-Thc " "J
II advanced today. btH, wheat rkc on
realizing nnd closed Uo lowy ho "
mid corn held, cloning o lilHlicr f r tho
former and Uo Improved for the latter.
Provisions cloned easy. 1M12',40 lr.
Djrlng tho llrst two hours the v. heat
market looked Strong. The. weather r, win
tallied a seasonable perfection n rc-
olpts worn liberal nt soring wheat pointy,
bin, on tho other hand, there was a col
lection ot coiiHldcrallotiH more potent, at
least early, when tho market advanced y.c.
Liverpool showed appreciation of tno nu;
vancc hero yeHlcrday and with lhl
mind opening l)ld were from Uc to Uc m
piovcd for May. which changed hand!;
from 70V to lie. Dears hazarded small
lots and forced tho market to Djti a row
minutes later. Tho strength of the coarser
grains tnado Itself felt nt this Juncture,
however, and tho hears ceased their ruiera
lions and covered later, ns added Incen
tives for so doing were felt. Among these
bullish Items was a report from Oklahoma
that the crop of that territory had been
damaged 25 pur cent by lly. liberal seaboard
clearances, a heavy visible decrease and a
prediction of lrost for Kansas. May ral
lied nnd advanred slowly to .Ufco during
tho forenoon. On the bulge, however, It
developed thai, tho market was far from
strong. It hail been bought to a standstill
nnd when longs attempted to seeuro prollts
the prleo dropped sharply to 7OVr70Vo. The
closn a moment later lound May Uo under
it'Hterday at oW. Importers reported 42
loads taken. Seaboard clearances In wheat
and Hour were e(iial to OOO.Ono bushels,
whllo primary receipts were atx.noo, com
pared with .111.000 a year ago. Local re
ceipts were 131 cars, none of contract
gintle. Minneapolis and Diiliilh reported
cars, against 171 last week and 271 the
corresponding day of 19no. Ilradstrcot's
visible statement showed n decrease of
.l.in.miO bushels.
Moderate activity and a considerable de
giee of strength characterized tho corn
market. The weather, which was so bear
ish In wheat, was tho contrary from the
corn traders' standpoint, an It hlucks tho
movement, which Is very small anyway,
and makes the ground unfavorable for the
seed. The opening was about unchanged,
although at that tlmn tho bull leader hold
liberal quantities of both July and May,
the former being at i4; discount. I In
bought later nnd tho crowd followed him.
Tlio advance tempted out some long stuff,
but prices were llrm. May sold between
4;r4C and Uin nnd closed 4o higher nt
4l'ic. KccclptH wcro 161 cars, 43 of contract
grade.
Oats were active and strong. The wenther
was a bullish factor, while buying by big
houses against heavy cash sales was espe
cially stimulating. Dull leaders also gave
the market support and shorts in conw
il.ience climbed Into the band wagon. May
sold between 25'ie and Siftu and closed ;o
higher nt 2fiii,i. having reacted from the
ton from tho prollt Hiking. Receipts wcro
2U cars.
Provisions were quiet nnd ensler, In
fluenced by Increasing hog receipts nnd
lower prices Tor them, .lulv pork sold bo
wcen JIUi'sH 14.40 and $11.25. and closed loo
l'o,w,f.r "t $14.30; May lard between V.W m
?S.ICV4. closing 12'je. down at tKiWMiXM,
and .May ribs between $7.97'b and $7.924.
with tlio close 2nc depressed at $7.92'4.
I'.stlmnted receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 43
cars; corn, 1(0 cars; oats, 110 cars: hogs, r2.
(ml head. '
Tho leading futures ranged ns follows:
Articles.! Open.l High. Low77 CloseTTYeJy!
Wheat
May
July
Corn
April May
July
Oats
Alnv
July
Pnrk
Jlay July
Lnrd
May
July
Sept.
Rlhs
Mny July
Sept.
WSu'X 7IU70Vo'i 70U 701:
1W! 71' Wtfi-Y, 70Mr 70Ti-871
4.'P 4:1 1
WtfiH 4ll2 4.Ti 4IU 4S?I
2515 :5U r.vi 5i i
14 ir. 14 22Ji 14 10 14 1214 14 27U
li .10 14 40 14 23 II 30 It W
8 17i S 20 8 12'i K 13 8 2"W
X075 sin 8ie( sir! 3 15
S ttiii 8 7!i 8 02);, 02is s 12&
IE !? lh ? SgJ
7 921i 7 53 7 87i 7 8714 H 00
No. 2.
;?' 'l'lotntlons weio ns follows:
I LOUR Steady: winter pa tents. S3.S5ihM 95
straights, $3.2093.70; clears $2.6W,3 0 ; spr ng
Ki'ano. : pa,cnts' W-ww-w: MrS;
rpfl , 7'iljfeN0' 3 S"'",T csW07O4c; No. 2
-,T. "VtHNn! .- 2i-7e; No. 2 white, hl1t
III K No. 2. Klc.
HAULKV-Clood feeding, 40c: fnlr to
choice malting. Miotic. ' ,nlr 10
hUKDH-No. I i,,x, $I.SS: No. 1 northweql.
Uaet'aiirMl? Hm,hy' U7!
I'HpVIHIONH-Mess pork, per bbl..Jlirw
4 14.15. Lard, per 100 lbs., is 23,8 30 tih or t
r bs sides (loose), X. IS, 8.35. "firy s,,V,f(i
shoulders (boxed). J7.12i4fj7.25. Short clear
hides (boxed). JS..1714SS.50. L,uir
WHlSKKY-UnslH of high wines, J1.23.
for todayiB ar ,h rccol"ls nn,i "I'lpmcnts
Flour, bbls ".e.M?0O ShlPm
Wheat, tin Mm i'SS
.Ssjy- ::::::::::k1:S!S hZ
iim bu"::::::::::::;:::::::--33
nancy. i . . . a$$b g-ggg
lnOn.,!!'I..0Uuc,, "xchanpo today the but
Win ',SS,eILwf,.?,c,M,yi creameries, im
WW YORK GKXKU.il, MAHKIiT.
Uuotmion. of the liny on vrlo
CowimndlllM.
c 27.0,.:
aetlyo nli higher: , winter patents a$i
to.good. I3.wtf3.is; choice ta'ano' 'jiM
win. i. MALT-Dull: western. C3f7.'c.
seaoourit clearances 11 mi 1 11 inr. - it
1 break llnnlly 1 occurred ui uler i, hlarp
liowever. nud ,he Xly
liilv iV'..AJ' VthWiiOc, cosed nt 49ip.
white. 3236c. Ontlon nr531.Ci . lracK
choice. MBsgft?' 8hl,,,""B. WtfnHc; to
a"roU7iU3liinW , choice.
HID13S Klrmr Clnlveston "n
ISJic: California. 21 to a jb?' m- -r.v2?.!'9-
21 to 30 ibs., mrnup. Ka Texi,B d"y.
LKATHKH Bteady: hemlock snl. n.
PnOVIHlONS-Heer. steady fninllv tin
ffill.M)! mes. t9.nivflnt" VriU"11!.?'?
12.00; packet'. J10.0fel0.i0 cl y extra IndK
me.ss, Il4.oowis.oo. cut mei il'iinni ; piJ " 1
i'Si le.8 S"5yi0.60: plekle.l houl(!?rV.P7.M
..50; pickled hams. J9.76ff 10.23. UM easv-
wcetfrn steamed, JS.65; rellned. steady; con:
otl' America. J9.30; compound
iii !.' ri.'.t .-.-u 11, io.wojb.!y.
ti??lXWKoli"! c,,'y country,
HnTTi:n-Hccclnts. 4,600 pkgs.: steady;
.'."V.-S."' y' 'W'c: factory. llil3Ke.
( 1113KBK Hecelpts, 4.fo pkgs.; steady;
-"1.1V .nWA. "4p; rancy, large,
l,,p,, ffl,c! (?ncy. small, colored, 12H
13ie. fnncy, small, white. HVfii-c.
KQas-Rpcrlpt. 24.500 pkRs.; tirm; west-
ertl. rirlllnl lunlm IKTIil'... ... 1 .
1r,"V " j.iiii;4V. oiiMit.t: wtm
1'OULTnY-Allve, Arm; chickens, 9c; tur
keys, 9o. Pressed, dull; turkys, lOglOHci
chickens, a!4trioc; capons, lS-rflic.
MUTALd The downward course of lend
In London was unabated today, prices hav
ing further declined .Is I'd to 12 2s Mi
touching the lowest figures In yenrs. The
principal calico attributed to the weakness
is the heavy shipments from this country!
New York alone shipped 4,200 tons abroad
since the llrst of April. Lend In local cir
cles, however, remains Inactive and un
changed at Jl.37',4. There was n sympa
thetic rise of nbout 15 points on bid figures
for tin today, as prices took nnothcr move
upward In london. Trading, nevertheless,
was very slow and our market closed llrm,
but (iilet, nt J20.00ft20.&0. At London the
close win llrm nt AI117 2s 6d on spot nnd
114 5s for futures. Although a steady un
dertone was prevalent In copper, prices
were morn or less nominal, owing to the
nbsence of business, with the closing basis
nt J17 for lako Superior lind J16.(i-M4 for
casting nnd electrolytic. In' London nn
advance of 10s was noted, mnklng spot
70 17s 6d and futures 71 10s. Hpelter
ruled unlet and nbout steady nt 3.!fj.1.93.
Domestic Iron markets were without Im
portant new features, but continue steady
at unchanged prices. Ulasgow warrants
closed on the basis of CIs 3d nnd Middle
borough at 43s 3d.
OMAHA WllOLCSAI,B MAHKKT9.
Condition of Trade and ((notation
nn Ntnple nnd Fnncy I'rodnee.
EQCIK Hecelots liberal; good stock, lirm
atll'4tfl2c.
LIVH I'OtjLTUY-Hrns, 8c; young and
old roosters, 03 7c: turkeys, 6tfsc; ducks and
geese, J4t7V4c.
U AM K Mallard ducks, per doz., J2.73Q3.0O:
teal, Jl.2oQl.D0; mixed, J1.231.00.
UUTTEH-fJommon to fair, I2fil3c: choice.
11315c; separator, 2.'c.
KKEfSH 0STU11S-First gtiii. solid
packed, Now York counts, cor can, SSc; ex
tra eclects. 32c: standards. 25c: medium. 200.
Uecond grade, slack lilted. New York counts,
per can, uvr; cxim sciccis, ;w; sianuurus,
20c: bulk standards, per gal., J1.23.
I'ntCSH FISH Black tmss. I8c: white
bass, 10c; blucllsh, 11c; bullheads, 8c; blue
tills. 7c: buffulos. Cc: cattish. IL'c: rod. K."
cropplc. Sc; clscocs, 7e; halibut, 11c; herring,
4c, haddock, 9c; maeisre!. Ua: perch, 3u;
iihiriiui, oi vine, sc, .ca ur.apper, juc;
salmon, lie: sunllsh. 6c: smelts, to; trout.
9c; whltctlsh, 8c.
i-iuisu.NH Live, per aoz., jl.
VUALB-Cholcc, 910c.
HAY I'riccs utiotcd by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Chnlon iminnri.
Jlo; No. 1 upland, J'J.50; medium, J9; coarse.
JS.00. Ityo struw. J3.50. Thcso iirlcca aru for
hay ot good color nnd quality. Demand
lair. Itecelpts, 5 cars.
OATH NO. 2 WllltC, 2SC
COItN-No. 3. 42c.
I)ltAN-;i5.
VE(JI2TAHLK9.
SPINACH-l'or bu. box. 75c.
ASI'AHACJUS-Callfornla. Der lb.. 1.
llHUlJAIUJ-Ciilirornla, per lb., 8c.
NIOW Hi:i:TH-Icr doz.. 50c
NEW CAItllOTS-Per doz., 50c.
NKW TUHNira l'er do?!.. Mr.
CUCUMBKK8 Hothouse, per doz., Sl.L'j't
1.75, as to slzs.
l'AH8NII'b-rcr bu.. 40c.
TUUNIPa-Pcr bu. basket, 60c
HliUTH-I'cr bu., 40c.
CAHHOTS-Pcr l)U., 40c.
LHTTUCK-l'cr bu., 3540c
HADISHliy-1'cr doz.. 2030c.
I'AHdl.BY l'er doz.. 33c.
POTATOliS-l'or bu 43Q65c; Colorado.
SUED POTATOKS-Karlv Ohio tAsttn.
lied Hlver Valley, 90o; Triumph, J1.10.
SW13UT POTATOKS-Per bb!.. J1.50.
CAUBAGU Holland need, per lb., 2c: rew
California. SHc. ' r j
vy4 iui um. u'uitoKci craie.
13.50; Mexicans, per 4-baskct crate, XL
mnzoo 2r(f.i0c.
CAUI-H'LOWKK-CQllfornla, per crato.
J2.W0.1.00.
BUANS Wax, per bu., J3: string, nor hu..
JI.W.
l.uu I'lutn 1 l'er du. oox, jj.
PHPPHHH-Per hu. box, J2.26.
STHA W HUltlllES Florida, ner ot.. 40c:
Texas, 23y30c; Louisiana, 24-qt. cases. J3.25.
QHAi'KS Malaga, per keg. J7.5O39.90.
APPLES Per bhl.. JI.23: Wnshlm-inn
bu. box. $1.75; Hollflowers. J1.90.
HONlii (,'aiuornia. per 2.scctlon case.
lHDES-No. 1 green. CV4o; No. 2 green.
4',4c; No. 1 salted, 6H0: No. .1 salted, 64c!
iMU. 1 t-ui .uii, o iu i iua., oci 10. 2 Veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, 8itl3c; shocD
pelts, 234f75c: horse hides, J1.50S2.25.
TKOIUCJAL. FnUlTS.
OUANOES California seedlings, J2.00
.25; Hovels, $:I 75&3.0O.
LEMONS Call tornla. extra fancv. utsxi
3.E.U; choice, 3 "
BANANAS Per bunch, according to size.
J1.76(U2.2i.
FlUS-Callfornla. new cortons. 7Ea! invnm
C3c; Imported, per lb.. 1012c. '
DATES Persian, In 60-lb. boxes, Sairs, go
per id.; iinnuweun. ac per id.
HONEY California, per 34-sectlon case.
J3.7D.
uiutiii for i)ui.. H.bu; per nair bbl.. 12.75.
KIITS TCnllAh wnlnntK. n.r lh u... fil
berts, per lb.. 13n; almonds, pr lb., lSoc;
raw peatiutt., per lb., 53Hc; roasted, C'AQ
1Vc. Brazils. 13c: pecuns. Iuiil2c: coconnutn
each, 4V4c
St. I.oiiIh Oral 11 nnd I'rnvlaloim,
ST. LOUIS. April 16. WIII5AT Woak:
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 69V4o; track, TM&
74c: May. 70V4c: July. C8fi68Wc: No. 2 hnnl.
71ffi72!4i.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash. 43'ic; track.
IS'.iffi-IT.tc; May, 42TSc; July, 42Hc.
OATS Higher: No. 2 cash. 27c: trnek. 97ii
fc:Hc, May, 2G?4c; July, 25c: No. 2 white.
2SV4c.
HYE-Dnll nt B4c.
FLOUR-Dllll: Patents. J3.45lS3.60: extra
fancy and straight. J3.05ff3.25: clear. J2.70tfi)
2.90.
SEEDS Timothy, steady; avernce re.
rclpts, J3.2504.OO; prlmo worth more. Flax,
t'OBNMKAI-Steady. at J2.20.
I! HAN Quiet: sacked, cast track, 71c.
HAY Steady: timothy. Jll.0Mri3.DO: nrnl-
rle. JS.rj0fi 10.30.
hfiiiuiv.oi...i.. . n
IRON COTTONTIES-J1.
BAOGING-CV,ft7c.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
l'llOVlSIONS-Pork, steady. lobblnc
J15.75. Lard, fiulet nt $8.15. Dry salt
meats, dull; boxed lots, extra shorts,
JS.37V4: clear ribs, J8.50; clear sides, J8.62W.
tiacou, nun ooxen 101s, extra snorts,
J9.1214: clear ribs. J9.23: clear sides, J9.37V4.
METALS Lend, steady nt J4.2214. Sneltor.
Btronger at J3.80 bid.
ruuiiur-Hteaay; cntcKcns, 7V45jbc; tur
keys, BffSc; ducks, 9c; geese, 5c.
BUTTEH Lower: creamery. 16(H21Ucr
dairy, 14Q17c.
EUGS Steady; repacked and cases In
cluded. 1214c
ItECEIPTS-Flour, 6.000 bbls.: wheat,
12,01V) bu.: corn, 34.000 bu.; oats, 28,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour, 11,000 bbls.: wheat,
35,000 bu.; corn, 23,O00 bu.; oats, 4,000 bu.
Liverpool firnln and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Anrll If. WIIEATRnnl
dull; No. 1 California. 6s lid; No. 2 rod
western winter. 0.1 luvsa; ISO. 1 nortnern
spring. 6s Ud. Futures nuiet! Mnv. K nuri.
July. 5s 914d.
uuu-spot tirm; American mixed, pew,
4h 10d; American mixed, old, 4s 2d, Fu
tures quiet; May. 4s 14d; July, 3s lllid;
September, ,1s HUd.
1'EAS Canadian, quiet. 6s 6)id.
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter, steady,
8s 3d. '
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), steady.
4ff4 15s.
PROVISIONS-Beef, easy; extra India
rr.ess, Cls3d. Pork, steady: prime mess
western, 63s 3d. Lard, American rellned, In
palls, steady, 43s 6d; prime western, In
tierces, quiet, 42s 9d. Bncon, Cumberland
cut, 26 to 30 lbs., steady, 47s 3d; short ribs, 16
to 2t lbs., firm, 4ls Od; long clear middles
light, 2S to 3 lbs., firm, 41s 9d; long clenr
middles, heavy, 33 to 40 lbs., strong, 42s 3d
short clear backs. 16 to 20 lbs., 40s: clear
bullies, 14 to 16 lbs., dull, 46s 91. Ham",
short cut. II to 16 lbs., dull, 44s 9d. Shoul
ders, square, 11 to 13 lbs., llrm, 36 3d,
BUTTER Finest United States, dull, 90s;
good United States, quiet, 67s 6d.
CHEESE American tlnest white, dull,
4Ss; American llncst colored, quiet, 47s 6d.
TALLOW Prlmo city, steady, 25s; Aus
trnllan In London, quiet, 2Cs 6d.
Receipts of wheat during tho last three
days, 276,000 centals, including 261,000 Amer
ican. Receipts of American corn during tho
last three days, 198,400 centals.
Knn ins City ftrnln nnd Provision.
KANSAS CITY, April 16. AVI I EAT May,
i-5!2u: July, 65c; cash. No. 2 hard. 69c; No. 3,
CSc: No. 2 red, 7172c; No. 3. 66S6Sc.
CORN-May. 4114c; July. 41?ic; cash, No.
2 mixed, 1214c: No. 2 white, 43c; No. 3, 4214c.
OATS-No. 3 white, 3014c
RYE-No, 1. 6Hi52c.
1,.A.Y"-n,t'0 'imothy. J10.50Q11.00; choice
prairie, t9.00fi9.50.
BUTTEH-Crcamery. 17920c; dairy, fancy,
13(fl 15c.
EGGS-Stcady; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, 11c, loss off, cases returned; new
whltewood ciues included. Uc more.
RKCEIPTS-Whcat, 19,200 W; corn, 4,00)
bu.: oats, ln.iurt bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 24,800 bu.; corn.
36.WX) bu.; oats, 5,000 bu.
Cbnnges In Avnllnhlr Nupplles.
NEW YORK. April 16.-Spcclal cable nud
telegruphlc nm...nni. t0 Bradstreet'j
show tho following chunges In available
supplies, as i-omparcd with the last ac
count:
WHEAT -United States nnd Canada, east
of tho Rockies, decreased 3.912.000 bu.; afloat
for und In Europe Increased 800,000 bu.:
total supply, decreased 2,112,000 bu.
CORN-Unlted Stnte and Canada, enst of
the Rockies, decreased 1,143.000 bu.
.OA.T8Tr,n,tfd Htn'P!' nnd Canada, cast of
the Rockies. Increased 34.000 bu.
Among the Important decreuses not
otherwise reported Is a falling oft of SOOJW)
bu. at northwestern interior elevalors, 12.'.
W hu. nt Interior Manitoba storage points,
200,000 bu. nt .Minneapolis private elevalors,
17o.(J bu, nt Omaha. 74.000 bl. nt East St.
Louis, 56.0H0 bu. nt Portland, Me., and ,V).'.
bu. nt Nashville. Gains nre few, llio In
crease of llo.om bu. nt Jollct nnd fis.nno bu,
nt lnnlpeg being the most Importn-tt.
Pacific stocks decreased 211.1AJ bu. last
week.
Mlnnpnpnlls (Irnln Mnrkct.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 16. WHEAT
Cash, 72o; May, 70'4c; July. 72f?72Hc. On
track: No. 1 hard, 74c; No. 1 northern, 72c:
No. 2 northern. 6269?4C
FLOUR Firm: llrst patents, J3.S5fi3.93;
second patents, J3.635i3.75: first clears, $2.95fi
3.0a! second clears, J2.VGfi2.10.
BRAN In bulk, J12.0WJ12.B0.
I'enrln MnrUi't.
PEORIA, April 16.-CORN-Flrm; No. 2.
43!4c
OATS-Firm; No. 2 while, 2714c, billed
through
, WHjgKY-On the basis of JI.27 for lln
Ishcd goods.
MIlM-ntikrp Urnln MtirUet,
, MILWAUKEE. April 16.-WHEAT-.Mar-ket
steady: No. 1 northern, 73li74c; No. 2
northern, 715f72c.
RYE-Steady: No. 1, file.
BARLEY-Dull; No. 2, B7y;sc, sample,
4"fJ o5c.
MOVKMILNTS IV STOCKS AM) IIOMIS.
Mncotilntlnii Itelnlns Aliinitlniil Yliiil
ll. lull .Murtti'l Is IViitIIi,
NEW YORK, April Ifl.-Tlio stock innrket
gave evidence todny Hint tho speculation
still rctnlns 1111 nbundant vitality, but
nevertheless tho tone was exceedingly
feverish nnd at times very nervous, An
nvi.niii,,. nnn MIH.-II (luring tut! niorii-
Ing to sec the speciilntlve wisdom of le.ul.
v.o .1, ...i. iiiiMiii, .if r'uiirtlllllf' It lot fll low-
grude Industrial stocks for high-grade rail
roads as leaders of the market. The violent
relapses from yesterday's manipulated ad
vances In some of these stocks caused enn
Mderablti disorder In the innrket during the
early trading. The decided weakness of
the t nlted States Steel stock on account
of the reported threat of the president of
... ....... ht,,il,.ii, ur..'.iH'iiitiuii to preeipiuiie
a. strike had an un.scttllng effect all through
mi! unman nil list.
II IVt.U ...l.'A.I . I.. ... .. ... ...
. . i""""-" oiivu iimiui iiini tun in
dustrial stocks arc Inllueneed bv such a
variety of causes and conditions that It Is
hopeless to Induce tiny uniform movement
In all of them. A number of the high-priced
Industrials continued to show strength,
The dcnllngs hi the latter stock wcro on an
m,nni.ite. ...... l ...... . I. i
r.ti,u iinii tin- priee movement
violent and erratic. After tho opening
. . ,.i.i.-n tin? i kv unit It
point below last night, loiter iu th dnv,
nfter the publication of the proposition for
, l,"'M 1,1 "una noftinu a lit i
,,, ;v . '"'"n""'!. ' sines: was run up
', lr"n, Hie lowest to 12?;. Tho Inst price
'-'.. ii.-i Kiiiu 01 oiny rno gen
eral umrkot proved ralher IndHTerent to
tho movement of the specialties and there
was ji gcneriil declining tendency. Rock
Island especially falling 34 under Inst night
nnd a largo number of prominent railroad
........... , ... . iMmii. nn tiu revival
of rumors that tho Burlington plan or
.iiiiK.-i n.Miin eerininiy no publlslied tomorrow-,
that stock. Northern Paclllc and
Inn Kr rn I ..w.n ... ..u. H.. ....... . .. ...
.... ....... ... ..,,,,.- iaii ii.ii iiiiiiirii.v nunyiiiu
nguln and there was a sympathetic recovery
Tho Kansas & Texas slocks were another
center of strength. In this movement
Biirllnglon touched 195. a recovery from
Inn li.iviif .if TiL ...... x ... . i.i .
.... ...... v , Mini ,ui uirin raeuic,
selling ex-dividend of I per cent, ruse bv
violent advances to lor.ij, nn extreme ml
yunco or 714. Tho ICrle stocks rose Trimi
2 to 3 points. Tho prices or nil of these
stocks except Erlo second preferred made
new high records today. Notwithstanding
the sympathetic recoveries In the general
market. It will be seen that, tho dayV t
changes ureas a rule or Inslgnlllcaiit di
mensions. The gnlns by the banks from
tho sub-treasury, owing to the blKh level
or pension payments and tlio buying "
.......... .... n 1.-..HV ut tup ircusury,
nfTord unquestioned roller to tho money
Tr!"'.,-1, 1 ,rlMC '". Chicago exchange to
ii ,i 1 . V reneeiH inn llirniug point
ii.. . ... ' . niguiucant Ilici in
the days money situation was the quick
.,, mi-rnng exenango market
to tlio easier money market conditions here.
frlvlnir rrrm.iwlu ,i. ...... '
... 0 n. "i.....n ...1 ;m- i iiiijcutllie llllll liny
Increase In the available supply or fund In
... "in k;i to i.oiuinn lor tno pur
poses or the coming Issue or consols, t Is
: , ." iiiniM tiiui tins gnvern
ment loan, which Is estimated at J2iVi.O0O.ij0O,
..-. iiiiiiiuiuni, is in excess or any loan
many rencu inucmiiity to Ger.
The Iindon money market is nt present
iv.tiOMli' ,.,ca.vl ' '"''ebted to tho Bank or
Lngiand, but tho amount of French nml
Amerlriin ..nnltnl . i...... ... ,
- ..y .ui.-vni. in l.ouuuil
Lii!?it.. V"llrec('tll!nted volume. Londoirs
", ,111 iiireiRii exennnges s
thus easily explicable. Tho constant growth
Of din trrirln hnlminn Iti. 11... 1 . V
of thlH country'H capUiil rcnotirrcH for In-
vnat n.,itit II.. t I. I.. ... . .. .
I.. 1 .1 . V ""VIOUH llllll 1110 pine-
Ji , .V10 Investment Is purely u tiucstlon
Of. rninilun n nrnul r-ntKi mi..: a! ..
H linnnctnl nporatloiiH In iirorenn In Now
...... ib,.,i, inin;i toony in tno
cleurliig houso exchanges, which reached
nn nstoundlng nggregato or J415,2I1,223, com
pared w'lth the previous record dally clear.
U,B ' N37.852.9SO on ono day of last week.
OnerAllnna In .inr,,...tin,. ;i,i.
ain... Si. 1" .r .in uiu unitcii
States Steel h nuances aro supposed to nc-
wi.,iv ,11. iiii-eu iifiuitn,
Tho bond market became Irregular to
day, nn rnnll?lmr l u,,,.i,,.i..
Total sales, par value. J3,2uo,fliw, United
,.-.,,ii.,.iiH a inuiiiu-u .j, nnu new is
advanced V4 per cent on tho hiht call.
lh following ore the clojjn prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchison
do pfd ,
Baltimore & O..
Can. Pacific . ...
Can. Southorn .,
Ches. & Ohio....,
Chicago O. W...,
C B. & Q
Chicago I. & L..
do pfd ,
Chicago & E. I.,
Chicago & N. W.
C, It. 1. & !....,
C. C. C. & St. L
Colo. Southern .
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson..
Del. L. & W
Den. & R. G
do pfd.,,......,
Erlo .! ,
do 1st pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hocking Coal ..
Hocking Valley,,
Illinois Central.,
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
L. E. & W
do rtfd
Lako Shore ....
Louis, & Nash.
Manhattan L ..
Met. St. Rv....
Mex. Central
Minn. & St. L...
do pfd
Mo. Pacific ,
Mobile & Ohio.
M., K, & T
do prd ,
N. J. Central...
N. Y. Central...
Nor. & West....,
do pfd ,
No. Paclllc
do pfd ,
Ontario ,fe W...
O. R. & N
do pfd
Pennsylvania ...
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Rio O. WV,
do pfd ,
St. L. & 8. F....
tlo 1st pfd
do 2d pfd ,
St. L. S. W
do nfd
St. Paul
do pfd.
St. Paul & O...
So, Pacific
80. Railway ...
do prd
Tex. & Pacific,
Union Pacific .,
1? Pfd
wubash
, l5i:
, iliVj
92
1 9414
, ri5
. 4R,i!
, 23','t!
,19I!UI
, 37
do pfd
W. & L. E
iff nf.l
Wis. Central
Third Avenue ..
H. & O. pfd
Nat. Tube ....
,!. ,.r,i
Adams Express,
' ........... l,Al
1 11. Am. Kvnpituu
117 IU. 8. Exnre'ss'.''
20514 Wells-Fnrgo Ex
87
Am. Cot. Oil.
do pfd ... .
179V4
45
UU Am. MiiliVnn
(!1 ,lr ..f.l "
22?4 Amer. S. & R
nn iir.i
Am Snlrllu
ill". .lf.1
,( 11 .liner, . II,
11
72
1SI
1U
.VI
HO',;
. Bi
, 61
.123
.2.10
.IPIVi
.127
.1731.',
. Hi
W.i
.11
15514
1B01,
5214
Mill
,10.15,
m.
3 Hi
, 42
76 i
1571;
. 3lfI
, 7611
100
41
a do nfil
Amer. S. & W.
ado prd
A. Tin Plate...
11 iln nfil
'Am. Tobacco ...
tlo prd
Ana. Mln lV
Brk. Rnp. fri.i;
I Villi P. A I
Con. Tobacco ...
do prd
Federal Steel .
do pfd
(!cn. Electric ...
aiucoso Sugar .
no pin
Int'n'l Paper ...
no pro
Lanleilp TIhh
Nat. Biscuit ....
do prd
National Lead .
Hn nfrl .
'National Steel".
--on nfil
N. Y. A. Brake.
No, Amerlcnn .
I'acino Coast ...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Pacific Mall
Peonln's tlitv
Pressed S. C...Y.
do pfd
Plll'mim ! l
Stiiml It X. f'"
82uisiignr
IMSU An 11 f.l
. .1014 Tenn. C.
,. 61 U. S. Leather...
154"i do pftl
.IMlVi U. S. Rubber....
.110 do pfd
. 45; Western Union..
,. 2K',4 Amal. Copper ...
,. SI Republic I. & S.
,. 4214 do pfd
.. 93, U. S. Steel
.. KS'i do pfd ,
. 20 P. C. C. & St, L
."914
. 19
. :hh
. 204
.12.1
. 9014
.11s
.165
.107
. Mis
.149
. 26
. M
. 20
. tCiVf,
. 9'jH
. i '
. 17 "
. -IHV4
. 9. )
. w
. 71!
.117
. 2J14
.116
. r2
. S3
. -!i'4
.105
. t:i
.102
.227
. 214
. WIS
. 26
. -9',&
. S3
. Si'li
. 96
. Iii
. 57
.116
.161
6'3
. f.l
. 90
. t.1
. ::;;
.1117,
. 47
. Nil,
.21214
.1191
.123
. s?4
. hi
. MIS
.1211,
s'.'.'i
. 764
. 461,
. tl&
. 01
n rii?"lv' .'Trust receipts. Nominal,
n Ti-ust receipts und nominal.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
.financial cablegram says: Trading on the
Stock exchange today was narrow and tho
tono was weakening under the shadow of
tho Impending budget. American shnrcs
w;ere stagnant, drngglng down to the very
closo of tho day, which was featureless.
There was somo talk of active money In
New rjrk and of tho threatened steel
strike. Tho shares of the United States
Steel corporation relapsed 2 points to 47
on the fear of trouble. New York bought
copper shares by cable. This was beforn
tho New )ork opening and Wall street
representatives were paying freely for calls
on Anaconda, , for tho end of May and
T, for tho entl of June, but this stock ro
apscd later with th rest of tho American
list, nnd with tlntoa, which went off on
London selling. Tho fortnightly stntlstles
In coppej show a decrease of 629 tons in
stock nnd 954 tons In supplies, it is ru
mored that tho Amalgamated company Is
absorbing Avlno. There is significant buy.
Ing In Mlddlesboro. town and lands and
Kentucky shares, which aro supposed to be
connected with the United States Steel cor
poration, tho Inference being that tho
Watts works arc lo bo used. .Mexican rails
were pursuing the enino upward rourso
that thoy took yesterday. The bunk lias
bought 71,000 ofrold In bars and 50O.(X)
were shipped from Calcutta todny. The
coal loan rate was- 2!4ft3H; time rate, a4;
bills. .19-10. Exchange on Pnrls was 2.'..17',i;
Berlin, 20.43. Paris discount was 2 1Mb;
Berlin, 3V
Vnrk Mnnry MnrUrt.
NEW YORK, April 16.-MONEYOn call,
itit. per cent; last loan at i ruling rale.
bV4 per cent.
SiERLlNO EXCI I A NO E Firm, with
nctual business In bankers' bills nt JI.SS
for demnnd nnd J4.SIH'(l l.f'i for ""'xty days.
Posted rates, JI.S0I4 and JI.&9. Commercial
bills. JI.MW4.MH,
SILVER-Certincatos, 00c; bar, 5S'i,c:
Mpxleiui dollars, ISc. , .
BONDS-State, steady; government, ir
regular; railroad, Irregular.
Iho closing prices un buud todty r,
followu:
U. S. ref. 2s, rcg.
do coupon
do as, reg
do coupon ,,,,
do new Is, reg..
do coupon
do old Is, reg..
du coupon
do 6s, reg ,.
tlo coupon
D. or C. 3, 65s....
Atch, gen. 4s
do ndj, Is
Can. So. 2s
C. Ac O. I"s
do 5s
C. fc N. W. c. 7s
do S. 1 d. 3s..
Chicago Ter. Is ,
Colo. So. Is
D. Ac R. U. 4s....
Erie gen. Is
F. W. D. C. is,
Clou. Electric Os.
la, Central Is...
L. & N. linl. 4s...
M K. Jt T. 2s!.!!
tlo 4s
N. Y. C. Is
,inH N. J. C. g. 5s
looS No. Paclllc 3s
11l'4 tlo 4s
1114 "N Y C & S L Is
,13s4 N. & W. c. 4s... ,
139i Ore. Nov. Is
m do Is
113, O. S. L. 6s
lloli do c. 5s
lltli Reading gen. 4s.,
ICO',4 R. O. W. Is.,
112 ISt L & I M c. us.
W'ilKt 1. ti S V K. S
wiyi St. Paul cons
lOlifjISt P. U P IS.
12114 do 5s
112 So. Pacific Is...,
124 So. Railway 6s...
.'i H. H. & T lis.,.,
M Tex. & P. Is
102 do 2S
VI Union Pacific 4s.
10P4 Wabash Js ,
iM jl "do 2s ,
117 West Shore 4s...,
10214' Wis. Central Is.,
1 1V11. Centuries ....
9vli,WnbiiBli dc.b
1U7'1,
132',
109
103
12S
116
Pc'f.
inl.l.
UjVs
.131 V,
.
120'd
9J'k
11614
, Ml
M914
10)
105-i
120
110i
114,
95
CI14
Bid. Ollercd.
,ev Turk MIiiIiik Mock.
NEW YORK, April I6.-TI10 following are
quotations 011 mining stocks:
Adams Con 2.1
Alice ;-.
Breccc I a
Brunswick Con... 20
Comstuck Tun... 6
Con. Cal. i Vu .2 W
Dcatlwood Ter..,.
Horn Silver 110
Iron Silver 00
Lcudvlllo Con.,., u
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
ruoeiiix
Potosl
Snvago ,
Slerm Nevada
Small Hopes .,
Standard
.. II
,.S75
.. VI
.. s
.. ;
.. 10
.. :w
.. U."
,.VJ)
Itnnk Clearing,.
OMAHA, April 16. Hank clearings today,
$1,002.91)1; corresponding day last year,
$1,055.29:): decrease. $52,3S3.
C1I1CACIO, April 16.-Clearlngs, $25,296,521;
balances. $.',152,1X15: posted exchange, $I.S514
ill. SR14! New York exchange, 20o premium,
ST. LOUIS, April 16.-Clearlngs, J7.SI6.3IS;
balances, $s57,9oo; money, 4i per cent; New
York exchange, 25c discount bid, 10c dis
count asked.
PHILADELPHIA, April 16.-Clcarlngs,
$23,105,19.1: balances, $2,913,118.
BOSTON. April 16.-Clcarlngs, J3I.S03.00S;
balances, $2,463,318.
NEW YORK, April 16.-Clcarlngs, $115,
211,22:1; balauccH, $19,531,215.
Condition or Hip Trpnsnry,
WASHINOTON. April 16. Today's stnte
nient or the treasury balances In the geii
erul fund, exclusive of tho $15O,000.oon gold
reserve Iu the division or redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $153,121,715;
gold, $9S,199,SI7.
Toledo lirnln nnd Meed.
TOLEDO. O.. April 16.-WHEAT-Actlvc.
lower: cash, 73',ic: May, 7314c; July. 73?c
(rORN-Cash, 4114c: May and July, 4IUc
OATS-Cash. 27c; May, 26ic; July. 261ic
R Y K Kip.
CLO VERSE ED Quiet; cash and 1S9D
prime, $6.5o; October, $5.10.
.civ York Live Mock Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK. April 16. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 16 head; 110 trndo in live cattle;
nominally steady: cables unchanged: ship
ments, KM cattle, 1.7S6 sheep nnd 4,860 quar
ters of beer.
CALVES-Rccelpts, 21 head; trade limited
nnd prices weak; good veals. $5.255.50;
wholo range quoted at $3.50(fjo.75; little
calves and culls, $3.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccelpts, 1,180
head; sheep ipilct but steady; lambs very
tlull and weak: sheep, $l.0nf(5.20; clipped
sheep, $:i.roii i.W); gooil to prlmo unshorn
Iambs, $5.6.Vn5.75; prime clipped lambs, $5;
clipped culls, $1.
I IOOS Receipts, SS2 head; market firm,
at'$6.20tj6.15.
Nt. .losi'iili Mvr Stock Market.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, April 16. (Special.)
The Journal quotes:
CATTLE Receipts, 2,600 head; market
active, steady to weak: natives, $l.20ij5.40;
Texas and westerns. $3.63i5.23; cows nnd
heifers, J2.25fil.93; bulls and stags, $2.23C()
4.83; yearlings and calves, $.1.65ff-l.70: atock
ers and feeders, $3,405(4.50; veals, $4.256.50.
HOGS Receipts, 8,300 head: market big.
lOo lower: all grades. $5.85fMU25S; bulk of
sales, $5.95fi6.02!s: pigs, steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccelpts. .1,000
head; market nctlve, steady to strong;
lambs, jl.&tyS.lO; yearlings. JI.73ti5.Oi);
wethers, $1,404(1.75; ewes, $XS534.50.
Slunx City Live Stuck Mnrket.
SIOUX CITY. April 16.-(Spccfal Tele-gratn.)-CATTLE-Recelpts,
1,100; market
steady; beeves. $I.O07f4.!0; cows nnd bulls,
mixed, $2.&O5H00; Btockers nnd feeders, J3.23
StA.'M; cnlvcH anil yearlings, J3.001.50.
HOOS Receipts, 4,600; market 6il0c
lower, sellltig at J5.iO&'5.95; bulk, JS.iS
5.8714.
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN
AVclnes, rtetnriU I'nrm Work, hut
Winter (rnlim Start Well anil
Cniilinne Knlr.
United States Department of Agriculture,
Nebraska Section, Cllmato and Crop Scrv
Ivo of tho Weather Bureau, for the Week
Ending April 16: The last week has been
cohl and wet. with less than the normal
amount of sunshine. The dally mean tem
perature for the week has averaged 2 de
gress below tho normal. The range of
temperature has been small, tho minimum
temperatures generally being above freez
ing and the maximum between 50 und 60
degrees.
Cloudy wenther, with Bhowcrs, hns pre
vailed during tho week, nnd the rainfall has
been above normal Iu nearly all parts or
the slute. In tho northeastern counties
along tho Missouri r(ver tho rainfall was
but llttlo morn than 11 quarter of un Inch,
or about hair the normal amount. In most
or the central and western counties the
rainfall exceeded nn Inch, nnd In the south
central part of tho state It ranged from two
to three inches.
Tho wet weather has retarded farm work
In nil except tho extreme northeastern
counties, whore fnlr progress has been
made and considerable wheat sown. In
other counties somo wheat and oats wern
sown tho llrst of the week and somo seed
remained uncovered during the rains of
tho last half of the week. A Very llttlo
plowing for corn has been done. Tho work
Is about ten days behind normal advance
ment on April 15. Winter wheat nnd rye
have grown well nnd continue In line con
dition. Grass Is stnrting slowly.
G. A. LOVELAND.
Section Director, Lincoln.
THE IIK.tl.TV MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Tucs
day, April 16:
Wnrrnnty Deeds,
uiiiuiiii iteaiiy ruiui'.ij w fiiiut:
Grnnt. lot 5, Strlcklnnd'H subdlv $
J. C. Wharton nnd wife to M. D. Mnl
cheln. s',S lot IS. Clarke's add
F. Petersen nml husband to Walter
Petersen, lot 1, block S, Shlnn's 2d
add
A. L. Fitch to Elizabeth Harding, lot
17. block 3. Potter & C.'s 2d mid
C. F. Haxthausen to Gus and Mnry
Olsen, wis lot 20, Kensington add....
Amanda Mark to J- C. Fry, lot 3,
block 4. William Hagedorn's add,...
Asa Phllpott nnd wife to H. G. Alex
ander, lot 20, block B, Saunders &
H.'s add ,
Winona Savings bank to A. M. Niel
sen, lot 12. Luke & T.'s ndd
South Omaha .Land company to 11. a.
McMillan, s 45 feet lot 5, block 90,
South Omnha
Samo to fi. C. Shrlglcy. 11 15 feet lot 5,
block 96, same
S. ('. Shrigloy and wife to H. A. Me
Mlllan. s 5 feet of 11 lo feet lot 6,
block 95, rnnin
New Hampshire Savings bank to M,
E. Chapman, lots 7 and 8. block 99,
Djltdee
Atlantic Realty association to A. L.
Blckncll, elS lot 4, block 10, Bcmls
park
Iliilt Clnlin Deeds.
W. A. Metcnlf to V. F. Brainan, lot
5. block 9, Ambler Place
Home Investment company to L. v.
Mlekel. lot 3. block 9, subdlv of J. I.
Rcdlck's ndd
Deeds.
Sheriff tn O. E. Merrill. 8 20 feet lot 6,
block 73, South Omaha 275
Shcrirr to Martha Robertson, s 40 feet
or e 83 feel lot 2. block I. Shlnn's 2d
udd 1,800
SherllT to J. L. Browne, lot 10, block
17. Bedford Place IBS
Sheriff to same, lot 3, Arlington add,. 270
Total amount of trunsfcra... J10.2M
1.100
4,900
1
1,050
350
400
2.000
375
400
3,000
175
40
100
OMAHA LIVE STOCI MARKET
Big Bun of CattU and Bcof Btiirs Wirt
Wtk to Tin Cunti Lowtr.
HOGS SOLD SEVEN AND A HALF LOWER
I'nlrly Mlicrnl Mnpply of Sheep, lint
Druinnd Wan .Sufficient tn Take
What Wan Offereil nt .Inst
Alinnt Steady Prices.
SOUTH OMAHA, April 16.
Receipts were: Cnttlc. Hogs. Sheep,
nniei.ii Mmi.im. . u r. nn 1! :.;
Official Tuesday V.2AS lv',918
Two days this week 7.741 16.036
Same day last week 5,140 1.1,311
Samo week beloro 6.612 8,565
Snmo three weeks ngo... 5,101 9,510
Same Tour weeks ago... 7.3.13 11,198
Same days last year 6.231 11,777
Average price paid Tor hogs for the pasl
several dtys with comparisons:
I J90L- 19OO.lisD9,lS93.lii9;T1808.;lS35.
March
March 26.
March 27.
March 28.
March 29.
March 3.
March 31.
April 1...
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
3. ,
4...
5...
6. ,
7...
8..,
9..,
10.,
11.,
12.,
13.,
14.,
15.,
16.,
5 76 3 57 3 67 3 93 3 59 4 71
5 SI 4 89 3 65 3 91 3 66 4 Hi
6 S5i 4 97 2 60 3 86 3 11 4 74
5 90f, C 05 3 66 3 57 3 70 4 M
6 85V4 5 16 3 60 3 65 3 83 4 1)
5 891, 5 12 3 6.1 3 6! 3 87 3 66 4 78
5 10 3 69 3 13 3 91 3 60
6 OV.i 3 64 3 05 3 92 3 54 3 Si
6 00 6 08 3 7 3 92 3 64 4 84
b 91.4 5 15 3 65 3 61 3 65 4 82
5 59H 5 25 .1 66 3 73 3 62 4 76
5 954 5 30 3 65 3 79 3 90 4 82
6 i)6H 5 30 3 62 3 7!) 3 i-5 3 57 4 81
5 27 3 64 3 72 3 S3 3 59
6 01H 3 66 3 71 3 SO 3 61 4 S9
fi 92',4 B 33 3 75 3 S5 3 62 4 81
5 87, 5 38 3 61 3 90 3 66 4 77
5 91k 6 36 3 67 3 71 3 57 4 73
5 9S; 5 33 3 63 3 71 3 97 4 76
6 01 Ik 5 40 3 61 3 67 3 97 3 50 4
0 4S 3 67 3 70 3 85 3 49
6 0lJ 3 72 .1 67 3 80 3 SS 4 75
5 934 5 to 3 61. 3 87 3 29 I 78
Indicates Sunday.
The i rtlclul number or enrs of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle, llocs. Sheen. H'r's,
i'., M. & St. p. ity.... :i
Missouri Pnclllc 5
Union Pacini! system 26
l fi N. W 3
F E. H M. V M
S. C. & P. By 2
C, St. P.. M. O.... 30
B. & M. It. R. R It
('., B. & Q 5
K. C. ft St. J
C, R. I. & P., east.... 4
(.'.. R. I. & P., west.. 4
Illinois Central .1
5
t
21
4
43
1
8
.11
12
1
157
11
4
Total receipt 188
Tlio disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Omaiin Packing Co...
G. II. Hammond Co.
Swift and Company..
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour & Co
Swift, from country...
R. Becker A- Dcgati...
Vn ilea ill & Co
Lobman fc Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Htintztngcr
Huston & Co
I.. F. Husz
B. F. Hobblck
Other buyers
62
35.1
641
966
971
3t
4
137
I
.187
1,7.14
l.ir.7
2,392
2,1.19
3,011
223
263
261
2.034
2.271
1,697
1,192
Totals 4,149 11.073 7,841
CATTLE Thero was nnothcr heavy run
of cattlo hero today, making tho supply for
tho two days so tar this week considerably
nlieud of Inst week or of tho corresponding
week or last year, as tho tablo of receipts
at tho head ot the column will show.
The great bulk of the receipts today was
composed of beef steers and tho quality
averagctl up In good shape. The liberal
supply, of course, gave buyers a chance to
discriminate against tho common stud and
sellers who hail the less desirable grudes
found them hurt! to dispose of and wcro
quoting tho market 6010c lower. The choice
cattle, however weru 111 good demand and
did not sell so much lower. The kinds that
were good enough to bring from $4.90 up
were only 11 trlllu lower than yesterday and
tho yards were soon cleared of that kind.
Tho supply of cows today was very light
in proportion to the total lecclpts and buy
ers were out early looking tor supplies.
For that reason the market was active and
stronger und tho offerings changed hands
as rapidly as they were yarded. The light
supply did not allow buyers to be too par
ticular about quality, so that all kinds met
with ready sale nt good strong prices. '
Bulls wcru also In good demand this
morning and prices were stronger, particu
larly on tho better grudes. Stngs sold about
steady and calves ulso brought about yes
terday's, prices.
There wcro very fow feeders offered today
und no one seemed to bo anxious for them.
Tho bad weather has again shut off tho
demand from the country, so that specu
lators arc cautious about getting many cat-
'tie on hand. Anything choice would prob
ably have sold aoout steady today, but tho
less dcslrnblu kintis were Blow sale una
weak. Itepresentatlve sales:
; 990
1 750
It 579
J .
3 52b
4 ,,, 503
1 56)
4 1056
7 t!W
3. 780
2 680
17 625
3 75
3 .15
3 S3
3 W
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4 00
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4 W
4 10
I 10
I 15
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1 910
1 1240
1 810
1 1320
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1 ...1700
1 ...1810
1 1190
2... 1645
1 1190
2 1615
1 1310
1 1240
1 1610
1 1500
1 1820
1710
2 75
2 9i
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.1 15
3 15
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.1 1
.1 65
3 75
BULLS.
... 980
... 846
1100
858
727
'.150
"50
1100
650
12V.I
868
M'9
1.
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6
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so
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1 1519
1 1300
1 1370
1 1900
...l2U
...1690
...I950
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...1740
...1770
...1750
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... 900
... 720
...1390
...1120
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.1470
260
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110
.,13'U
.. 240
.. 120
.. 210
.. 800
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1 ti
4 35
4 .15
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STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
.1.
.;. s.
... 890
... 710
..;iooo
... 980
2 50
2 A3
3
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3 10
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3 10
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TI1-t. PAI.VKS
... 300 8 50 2 330 I SO
...1614 3 80
. STEERS-TEXAS.
...117S I UI
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
81 1
, 892
760
1 938
935
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4 25
I 40
4 50
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11,
6
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19 1135
AND STAGS.
I r.1
4 10
I 80
I :i5
4 8)
I 80
STEERS
1270 I 70
COWS AND HBlFKnS.
811 U") 12 jj 4 '
998 I 10 13 UM 1 -'J
MIS I 1ft
STOCKERS AND KBKDKRS.
5...
5...
15....
Ka J . j
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146 3 50
. 14
472
680
360
450
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920
. 100
3 70
J 80
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4 'V.
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1 23
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56
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7.10
, 630
, 74S
806
790
690
9S3
911
I 2.i
4 .15
1
4 to
4 40
4 45
I Ml
4 50
I 60
1 65
HOGS Them wa l)i heaviest run Of
hogs here today that has arrived In tome
time, und ns Chicago reported a drop in
values amounting to from 6c to loo, this
market opened about on that basis. The
bulk of the hogs sold nt $5.9."4 and $5.95.
and tho better grades of heavy hogs soul
from that up to $6.w, so thnt the market
wns generally 7c lower. Packers took hold
hi fairly good shape at those prices, nnd
It was not long before the bulk ot the
hogs had changed hands. At one time
tho market became n little firmer and more
nctlve, but along toward the last end the
feeling was not as good and the. closo wns
cnslly 714W10c lower than yesterday's gen
eral market. Packers wanted to buy the
last hogs nt $5.90 und $5.92',4, but as Is
generally the case, It was mostly the
lighter hogs that were left until the Inst
end. The bulk of ull tho hogs todny sold
at $5.9214 and $5.li5, with a range, from $5.90
to t.ou. ah win uo seen irom 1110 tiiun:
of average prices the market Is now at
tho lowctt point renched since Thursday
of lust week. Representative sales:
$3.7514.53; ennners. $2.1033.15; hulls, $3.50iJ!
4.70: PHlvr. 8A.UKil6.50.
HOGS-Recelpts, 20.(X) head: market fH'
joe lower, top. J6.I214! hulk ol sslcs, ,$5AMi)
6.1! heavy, $6.0oa.l2' , mixed packets,
$j.!vf6.03; light. $S.4!H.u", pigs, $5.101J5..V).
SHEEP AND LAM IIS Receipts, 7.800
head; market, strong; western lambs, 4.95
(if.i.10: western wethers, $l.5Ki(l.9ii. western
yearlings, $l.tV15.nu: ewes, $l.nin.50; cullo,
$,i.00ijj3.t5; spring lambs, $5.50fl7.i'.
41. I.nul Live Mnek Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS. April 16. CATTLE -Uecelpts,
3,500 head, Including l,li head Texans;
market, steady; natlvo shipping and ex
port steers, $(.6.Vu.).S'i: dressed beef and
bj tchcr steers, $l.2.V!i1.5oj steers under l,0oo
lbs., $3.5Offl,60: stockers und feeders, $J.0Oft
4. ft); cows and heifers, $2.0Mt 1.80; un liners,
Il.2jff2.80; bulls. $2.5(7.f I.W; Texas nnd In
dian steers, $.t.S0ii6.(Xi! cows and heifers,
$2.l(ifl4.W).
HOflS-RecelpIs, 11.500 head: market loo
lower; pIrs nnd lights. $3,851)3,03; packers,
$5.Mfv.9714: butchers, $ii.oi6.l5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccelpts, l.iK)
head: market 10c lower, unlive muttons.
$!.2iVri6.00; lambs, UOKK..30; spring lambs,
$4.5lH-S.OO: culls ami bucks, UWWt.OO.
Slllfk In Mlulil,
Following are the receipts at the four
principal markets for April 16:
Cattle. Hngs. Sliep.
South Omaha I,2is 10,918 10,1SI
Chicago ,1,000 20,iii 7,0i
Kansas City . 1, 9.7nn 20,i ?,mo
St. Louis 3.600 ll.Ru) i,;og
Totals
...20.138 62,118 26,.iSI
No.
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Av. I'r.
1180 $3 1)0
1116 3 83
770 3 85
,30 1 i)
760 1 IM
1110 $4 00
1023 4 00
896
657
8o9
800
996
935
1200
943
905
913
895
900
1000
905
1123
1017
1079
1062
1141
702
1010
9i0
1116
808
9j0
030
1071
923
11 UO
107S
IHnl
1161
959
1012
lutio
1097
715
, 989
1099
, 1067
, 1017
, 1016
1024
1072
1106
104S
, 1095
1076
1037
1079
1102
1196
1023
mo
4 uo
4 15
4 20
4 25
I 25
4 25
4 23
4 30
4 ID
4 20
4 30
4 35
1 10
I 15
4 45
I 45
I 45
4 43
1 50
4 60
1 50
4 5u
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 i -O
4 60
4 55
4 65
4 Uo
I 70
I 70
4 Co
4 6)
4 60
I 60
4 i
1 60
4 63
4 65
4 65
1 70
I 70
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20,...
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16....
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Av.
1155
1143
888
1111
1330
1020
1171
, 1212
1183
1072
1385
1240
1141
110,1
1210
Uo7
..1158
.. 940
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..1224
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1222
1236
1070
1144
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4
4
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4
4
4
I 75
I 75
4 75
4 73
4 7i
70
70
70
iq
75
75
16...
16...
3...
26...
20...
16...
20...
25...
43...
21...
5...
18...
970
1000
S70
1010
940
1180
910
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1120
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.... 990
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916
650
1046
1073
1060
1030
.... 8W
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..... 95
....1010
1010
1250
1015
1140
.... 977
1200
101
130
997
490
..... 420
850
910
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2 25
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2 75
2 75
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3 60
3 65
3 63
3 73
3 75
COWS.
1...
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...1218
...1261
...1195
...1215
...133.1
...1272
...1016
...1290
...1324
...1243
...1385
...1191
...1243
1290
12.85
1313
1363
1371
1133
1157
1406
1363
1262
1446
1402
1424
1226
1279
910
1150
720
1110
1110
1070
1025
1080
1211
1148
1000
911)
96'l
1120
13oO
975
1110
1350
977
1178
970
1280
1113
1)70
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1291
1.120
901
luOO
1012
1221
1160
1161
1166
1470
1500
14.10
863
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4 76
4 75
4 bO
4 80
4 80
4 80
4 80
4 80
4 80
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4 85
4 83
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4 85
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4 95
4 65
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4 95
4 93
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4 93
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4 93
5 00
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5 05
5 05
5 C5
1018
1 1216
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10
10
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10
10
10
10
10
5 10
510
5 15
5 20
5 20
5 "0
5 20
5 23
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2 75
3 75
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3 85
3 85
3 85
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3 90
3 90
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3 95
4 00
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4 10
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4 23
4 33
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4 20
4 20
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3 73
3 73
3 73
000
2 740
1. loot
10 )P03
2 900
2 725
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93...
36...
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41...
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74...
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32..
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83..
63..
66..
80..
26..
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63..
66 225
70 230
71 214
81 213
67 233
74 217
Av. Sh. I'r.
...108
,...lfO
...200
...191
23j
191
212
,...lt9
,...lMi
...206
...267
,...2v9
,...li8
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li'.liw
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...288
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.232
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80
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224
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5 921,
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5 921i
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6 92
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5 92U,
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6 00
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4 1
RS 4TI9 f
5 92A 69 318 80
bllBBP-ThPre wns n rnlr rim nr uhnon
011 sale today, and the demnnd on tho part
or packers wns In good shape. The mnrket
was more nctlve thnn yesterday, but prices
looked about steady all around. Colorado
minus soio as nign as &.uo, put they were
hardly as good as the 15. or, HiurY vn.irninv
A string ot wooei Mexican wethers brought
i.io. which looKeu annul steady. Clipped
wethers sold nt $1.65, which was also about
a steady price. Tho market was fairly
nctlve nnd the' bulk of the offerings were
uui ui iiiai nanus 111 gooo scuson.
Quotations' Choice wethers, $l.70ffl4.80;
fnlr to ccod wethers. Jl.r.riffi-l.Til' rlmn.,
wethers. Jl.rifn.75: eholre Ilchnvnlirlit r.
lings, $4.651j4.8i; fair to good yearlings, $l.6o
irji.w; cunpeti yearlings, l.lj4.i!0: choice
lightweight ewes, $4.2aiS4.40; tulr to good
ewes, $3.75&4.10; clipped ewes, $3.9004.25: talr
to good clipped ewes, $3.60fy3.9ii: choice
lambs. I5.00ftu.10: fair In rood lnmhs. ll.TSco
5.00; clipped lumbs. JI.COg5.00; spring luinbe.
jo.umj i.w, iceaer wciners, j.ioh,iu; reeucr
lambs, $4.25$ 1.75. Representative sales:
No.
6 culls
3 culls
10 western wethers
443 clipped wcbtern wethers..,.
419 Mexican wethers
220 mixed
188 western weiners
101 clipped lambs
511 Colorado-Mexican lambH...
1 Coloraao-.Mexicau iiunu,,..
12 culls
12 cull ewes
I cults ,, ,
28 western sheep ,
287 western wethei-s
53S dinned western wethers
618 western wethers
261 western inmns ;
Av.
.8
76
10)
lu3
100
76
116
71
79
6)
61
83
87
92
, 98
106
104
, 71
Pr.
$3 (
4 20
I 60
1 65
4 65
4 70
4 75
4 75
5 09
6 00
1 00
2 25
3 75
4 00
I 40
4 10
I 75
5 W
CHICAfiO I.IVI3 STOCK .MARKET.
Cuttle Generally Ntemli Rous Weuk
Sheep anil l.amlis Nlmr.
CHICAGO. Anrll IB . I'ATTLK lief clots.
3.000 head; generally stonily; good to prime
steers. .i.vni.w poor to rnetuum, wiv
ntui-nei a mm icrurrn, ..ii.'n i.u. ...nn,
$2.76H.b0: heifers, $2,804(4.76; ennners. $2.10
.ia; nuns, li.tmti.w, rnives. . !,(...';
Texas. red ninr. S4.254i5.26: Texas urnss
steers, $3,5054,00: Texas bulls, $2.7Jft.1.90.
UUUS" Receipts, u,ow neuu; lomorrow,
23,000 hcudl estimated: left over. 3,000 head;
weak: ton. $6.20: mixed and butchem. $5.854i'
6.1214: good to choice, heavy, $6.(104(6.20;
rough, neavy. j.xo.aj; ngni, .8jo.;
bulk or sales. $5.93ftfi.lO.
KIIKKP AND LAMRS Iteeelntii 1 wi
head; lambs, slow; shorn lambs, up to $5.13:
good to choice wethers, $l.76jfi.0O; fnlr to
choice mixed, $I.IKMM.75: western sheep, $4.75
(Zjo.00: yearlings, $4.i6S5.0O; nntlva lambs.
$4.76fi6.23; weiteni lambs, $5.00i31.35. m,"us'
Kama Clt- Live fltopk Market.
KANSAS CITY. Anrll 16 P Atr-rr l- r,.
celpts, 9,100 head nut Ives, 600 head Texnns
90 head calves; beef steers and Texiins
Mrong; stockers and feeders, slmde higher1
native beef steers, $4.70ft5.60 stockers nn.i
reeders. $3.8O1J4.0: western-fed steers jim
4I5.20; Texan, and Indians. ll.fA&?MBcHs2
'exans, 13.&V&-4.00; cows, 3,24y4.V; ntUVr"
LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION
Inipnrtnnl Hulne In ( nine llrdire
Hie nlliinl'a .Next Antinnl
Con veiilloii.
DENVER, April 16.-Aceordlng In the no
tion or tho fourth aiiiiual convention of
the National Live Stock iihsochitlnn In Halt
Lake City, the next annual meeting Is to
be In Chicago the llrst part of December
As the International Live Stock exposition
Is to be In Chicago at the same time an im
usially Inrgo gathering of stockmen fr 1111
nil sections of th country Is assured,
The business to come before the next
convention will be of unusual Importance
I he llvo stock men nud others Interested
will be compelled to cnnlliiiic their light on
the Grout bill, as the dairy trust linn de
clared Its Intention to reintroduce the bill
In congress. In addition to this the. as
sociation Is Interested hi securing fuleril
Inspection for all Interstate shipments of
live stork in place or repeated stale In
spections; tho Inspection or nil woolen nr
alleged woulen goods and their proper
classification before placed on the market,
an nnntial classified census of live slock,
w ith prompt publication of the figures, the.'
extct linn of the time In what Is known ns
tli" twenty-elght-hoiir law: n second 11s
nlMant secretary of agriculture. whoo
duties shall be tn represent the live st nek
Industry nr the nation: an amendment to
the Interstate commerce net. giving tlm
commission Judiciary power; a thorough
nr.d rimpeleiu Investigation of the forest
rercrvo dispute by tho proper department;
ftdenil action upon the destruction or
prtdHtory animals; protection or our for
eign markets; nn Investigation by the Agri
cultural department of rnngo poisonous
'.'rJSuiH' iw,1.icl1 '.,ro. caurilnic an ulnrmlng In
crease In the denth of stock, etc. Hills nr
reports en these subjects will be drawn at
pnee. The first day of the convention will
be devoted solely to legislative matters
when these bills will be discussed, amended
nn 1 ndi.'pted. so they niny bo presented to
congress early In tho session.' Should any
Moil-man have suggestions tn m.ik" nr
iiL" t.!i7fr.pr lh,p "TCtary of the iissocln
once Pleased to receive them at
Ulllllks In II lit IIKttoil niil..A.L.il
iv s nekmon ,. .1 u', V. ? '.'. V""" .' V
o ward def ra y , expenses of , l7Tr"
: - " i-t-ittf n liu nut i in .t!mi
'!SVrfll"l...'m,l:.:..f Ahe p"rpos or
1.1- i , i .-i;-nii ut me memners or
tils fi snn.Mri I ln. 1. ..,.. . t. . l .
forts or t he Nil 1 1 n mi i i n..i ,. . ii .. ..VIS..":
mM"n'"y ''KHIinate and iionnrnbln
manner, thai tho senate nr the United
Mates was Induced tn set aside the Grout
,.in'n?S. "A1,100 M10 rR"lutlon of this nsso
" lllorr. ,m? ,MH'n l"r' loss pfim
n ni dr.l'Tni'Ti fnCt lllflt ,l,n lonslltutl m
rWr, ! .WW. " N'otwiuTslanlllX
v ' wny nnnweii oniv an ciiual
representation, these two hranclies of Im
great Industry have thus fur labnred tn-f-M,Z
!! ! :Pi?rr(?,.c"' ''niiony. giving ami
cr ,.o d.ss.,h!r,lfi;ioVil lzWti
ago"niVeting i c ;Vl,e, ik,
imendmcnt w be nrn.,o..,i i.V, .i, '"Y:I"5
men: ' """p
nMrr,1.'.nL"r"cIe .h'i """'i 1 of the constl
''Sc' . frr" ":
range association or cattlo and orses or
I'm !!!', ,,rr"e!'s "cliitlon slial bo en
titled to ono dclogato ror each 5,000 head of
s ock represented by such i.wniz, Ion
snb'ri c,,,.,,r,r',?r''!.f-p''m "f
gato ror each 10,000 head of stock renrel
sonted by ..eh association.'' K rt"r
lvp, Krn.,te, "c LM'V'?.' 'Lp Na'lo.n'il
JiriJ7il'l!Cl1 f very year by Individuals de
siring to connect themselves with tho or
ganization. Tho original constitution matm
tip prov ston for Individual membership but
hn,f0iil'.",il rol,v',nMmi' 1,1 Klllt Jke City.
conHtUuiloi"B "m(,m,,n,,,lt wn" ","1 " ho
i A,rl. i:r';Xny ,,,lnn".M(ln Nlnckman who
n ivnK,L,Li!L1)..t:ed.',"K' .,!n!li,l!,,R..or. ,rallnR
: ... ,,iutvii niates may
Vh- l.l,,.n m:ml,,e,lf thlH organization npoh
tho payment of $10 and an annual duo of
$10. such member to be known ns an asso-
....... imni in inn national Llvo Stock
association, to bo entitled to a seat In all
cnnvnnllnna tn .
-,,v :; " v., .u iiiiiin nn nrnno.
slllons which may come before such cou-
iiiirniiiiiiH niiecting im
eniisllliitliMi mi.l l.t.i,..., ne
tlon. In all cnuntlcM where there is no
regular live stock organization the County
cnmmlNulmiffru i.t u,,v. ....... .......
i, .""in) niny, upon
application, appoint to any convention of
this association ono delegate. Such dele
gato shall be required to pay an annual
Under llila nrm.lalr,,. ,. i . .. ,
. V .'"...".. .. iiiiiiM.-r in promi
nent stockmen hnvn already applied for
membership, und It Is expected that by tho
time the next convention Is held the auxil
iary membership roll will cnntiiln the.
mimeti S! .,n" lcn""K Mocknien of the
United States,
As tho work of tho association has grown
Jo Hiich enormous proportions during tha
lust tlirno years, necessitating frequent con
sultations of tho ofllcers and board or con
trol. II wnu H....l,1n.l in ....... . . ...
. .. ...... u, ... .,,,-ii nliil lirHU-
tiuartcrs In a morn central location, Here
tofore the gencrnl ofllceii of Iho ussoclnllon
havo been mriliitalned In the Kxchanen
building .it tho Union stock yards, but In
Mnrrh n suite of nfflces In the Quluey
Itiilt.tlnw trr..a nr Cn,,.i..,.il .......
............. . ri, i.i-ii.ii nun uurtii
streets, lii the business center or the city,
were engaged, anil will heiearter hu nerll.
Pled by the president and secretary In con-
j..... ...... ,. i,i un, v.niornuo
Slate Cattle and Horse Oruwers' assocln-
iiun. iiilkii iiucrn nuvn oeen substantial y
(lttei up and will bo the hcodgunrters ror
Inn ImliiHtri In ll.la nn.
, , w " "uiiiijr, viHitinir
storvimen In Denver nrn Invited to call, and
as the olllces nre conveniently located It Is
expected that this Invitation will be gen
erally lirrnn nrl
communications should be nddrc
o 211 Oil ncv hiilMIn,. r,.,,,...,. -...i..
nn ni M,;"!i .;:2,
n.Mvi.ivn i', .ii.iii rijv, necroiary
cssed
Buy FRVER HILL OF LKADVILLB at
6c a share; Company controls 17 claims la
tho heart of the District; proporty being
operated wltb a it cam hoist; bas a record
of production of $160,000.00.
Buy PRIDE MINING COMPANY STOCK
at 20c a share; tbo company owns 45 claims
and a largo mill; Is n steady snippet and
employs 23 men; will undoubtedly pay jlv.
dends this year.
Wilte for Information concerning dl?l
dend paying stock showing an Investment
ot better than 3314 Pr cent, to Herbert S.
Bhaw, offices 14 and 15, Drown Palace Ho.
tel, Denver, Colorado. Approved stocks
sold on Instalment plan. Direct prlvatt
wire to all Colorado exchanges.
Teteplinnc iOJIt),
Boyd Commission Co.
Successors to James E. tloyd t Co.,
OMAHA. NED.
COMMISSION
rm.il.N. l'llOVISlOXS AND STOCKS,
Hoard of Trade Hnlldluur.
Direct wires tn Chlmpn mnA Maw v.i.
Correspondence, John A. Warren ft Co.