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THE OMAITA DAILY HEE: TltTJKSPAV, APRIL 18, 1001.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Drop lltnatitn Hemiini Unchanged and
Qiain Uirktt Bales Study.
WHEAT TRADERS ANXIOUS ABOUT WEATHER
Corn AdtnnrrA Slightly, hut Itcnrf on
rriint-TnUInu Mnr Hc
StroliR I'ork. In NrnlePtcl
nml Unlet.
CIUCAOO. April 17. -The crop Uiino"
he ng praciicnny unumtngcu "'.""","",.,
Et rii ed steady today. May closing s '
Sio higher. May corn unchanged at I Ma
''"" ii.'iinu inu Irrrirllllir.
.,t.... firinrti innir rvi'n uu wiu
weather limp and their pars P u,''""
of tho operations of tho Hessian ly. A" to
climatic conditions tlipro seemed to Hp Ittlo
change, nlthougli tho report from time to
i mo Mmwl to imllpnto otherwise. Heforo
trading begnii It wan claimed nl ""J
frost predicted for Kunsas hud ."tlcnrp
during the. night, nml this, comb 11.
tho fart that receipts worn light und cable
nl least no easier than could bo accounted
for by tht! course of Hip market on this
nldo yesterday, somewhat alarmed "
tnd tho May option having opened Vic
higher at 7oic and touching 0u almost at
tho name Instant, milled tt' Wtf ,urJ"K
llrst hour. Tho frosts, which hail been so
much dreaded, , however, wero carce
mentioned In telegrums from Kansas nml
while tho weather wns iinsruHonublj cold
in tho, spring wheat Htutes, It wan thought
wheat wos not sufllclently advanced to bo
ilamnged. Liberal primary receipts and mod
erate seaboard clearanceH wpro aim) against
tho advnncc;, and in conKenuenco May later
eased olT to 70Hc on moderate selling. Ke
lrtH of domagcK Inflicted by 1IphbI.hi lly
liavlnu nipldly Increased the strength of
tho market nml shorts becoming alarmed
hid May iiharply tip to 7ttifj .!- Scalpers
took proIltH on tho bulge, but tho cIoho was
moany, amy lc over yunu-i.ui ....
Hcuboard clearances In wheat and Hour
were ctiuol to 3l3,ooo bUHliels. whllo primary
receipts wero IS1.0O0 bushels, compared with
siw.ouo bushels lust year. Minneapolis and
Duliith reported 103 cars, against lio Inst
week nml 1H7 a year ago. Local receipts
were 40 ears, 1 of contract grade.
Corn was firmly held, but no attempt
was mnilo to push prices unduly upward,
although thorn was opportunity In tho
Mnnllness of receipts nnd unseasonable flca
lnrt demand. I'rlees did advunco fraction
ully during tho early part of tho session,
but reacted later on prollt-tnklng by sculp
ers, Muy sold between llio nnd ll'.lo and
closed unchanged at W'tc. Changing to
Jtilv was done at a discount of Vic- curly
end at c later. Hecclpts wero 13'J cars, 40
of contract grade.
Mnv oats opened strong under tho stlinu
Inn of a gooil ensh demand and liberal ex
port acceptances over night. Shippers
bought liberally early and whllo they did
not maintain their starting pace prices
were well sustained. Considerable chang
ing, with May at Me premium over July,
was noticeable, Hecelpls wern 125 cars.
'May sold between 2540 nnd KViftSSHu and
closed Jc higher at 2uHc.
In tho provisions pit pork was neglcetoJ
nnd the rest of tho list unlet. The market
opened easier on liberal hog receipts and
In sympathy with lower prices at tho stock
lords, but held steady on a moderate cash
demand. The rango wa narrow, July
pork closed 2V4o higher at tll.32Vjc, July lard
I'Mtf"! lower at S, and July ribs 2'(fcc down
at $7.W.
.estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 3.1
cars; com, 1W cars; oats, 150 cars; hogs,
27.0OJ hend.
Tho lending futures ranged as follows:
eral firmness. Tin In local circles ros
about 25 points In sympathy with the nd
vonce tor that mctnl In Ixindon, said to bo
tho result of American speculative dealings,
despite the fact that the statistical outlook
remains bearish. The close hero was tinner
at fZ(i.2Sl'J.7u, whllo at Uindott closing
prices were 117 12s dl on spot nnd 116 In
for t.itures. A fair business was done In
both markets. Copper in London declined
15s and experienced u weak undertone, with
spot closing at Tu3s9d and futures () 16s.
Here the market was more or less nominal
at unchanged prices. Exchanges of copper
are extremely small, amounting for thn
llr.it hair of April to only 2,6w tons, against
12,475 tons tor April a year ago, 'jhls
ten tun was attrluutpil to Kuropenn de
mand, In which consumption has lalleu off
materially. A little steadier fueling pre
vailed In spelter, owing to u light local In
ipilry, ami prices nt the close were 2Vi
poinm higher than yesterday, with tho lono
linn. A rise of is M abroad to 1H 16s
helped tho steadiness. Lend remains Inac
tive ami unchanged nt H-JTiM- Domestic
iron markets mien tiule.t, but about steady
at unchanged prices.
OMAHA WllOr:SAlU MARKETS.
On track: No. 1 hard, 74He: No. 1 northern,
73,ic; No. 2 northern, fiflWic
l.'l.nitn Plrm! Orl ttntotlts. M.S:.fi3.tJ !
second patents, t3.65W3.75; tlrst clears, 2.93
3.rt; second clears, $2.mvH3.10.
JUIAIN in PUIK, J12.WTUZ.W.
Toledo lirnlii nml Seed.
TOLKDO. O.. Anrll 17. WHEAT Active:
firm: cash, 73'.ie: May, 73!lci July. 734C
CORN Dull, strong: cash. 4lsic: May,
43p; July, (4P.
OATH-ouiet. nrm: cnsii, 2iiic: May, so'tc;
July, 26Hr.
HYK-BC.
CLOVi:nsp:KD-Cush. prime. JS.so: uc-
tober, jr.. 15.
I'eorln Inrkel.
1'KOIUA. 111.. Anrll 17.-COttN-Illglv-'ri
No. 2, 44c.
OATS inactive: No. 2 txhlte. 2"c. iracK.
WHIHKY-On tho basis of $1.27 for fin
ished goods.
mivi:mi:m'.s i. .stocks ami imimix.
Articles. Opcn.l High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
Mny
July
Corn
April May
July
Oats
May
J uly
Pork
Muy
July
Ijird
May
July
Sept.
Itlbs
.May July
Sept.
70i; 71 70"i 70;
70T4U71 7H4 70?; 71?7
43
mwi ; 4i'; 441;
SJli 25U 25(5 ,2511,
14 10 14 20 14 10 14 20
14 25 14 35 II 25 14 32
S 10 8 10 S 07Va 8 07U
8 10 S 021 8 00 8 00
7 93 8 00 7 95 7 97&
R 20 R 22M R 15 R 15
7 90 7 95 7 90 7 90
7 8214 7 874 7 82 7 83
43;
4 Hi
43
&liM
1 12Vi
11 30
R 15
S 05
8 02'i
7 87
Coiidlllon of Trade and Quotation!
on Stiiiilp nnd I'nner Produce.
i:aaS-Hecelot3 liberal: good stock, firm
at HJ4ifl2c.
LlVK POULTRY llpns, 8c: young and
old roosters, 3a 7c: turkeys, 6'tfsc; ducks and
geese, i'u'iMc.
OAMK-Multdrd ducks, per doz., 12.753.00:
teal, fl.251.50; mixed, $1.25(1.50.
lHJTTKU Common to lair, 12Q13c; choice,
Hyloo; separator, 2i'c.
KHK3I1 OYSTUHS-Flrst erads. solid
packed, Now York counts, por can, 38c; ex
tra eeleuts, 32c, ctandards, 2oc; medium, 0c.
tiecunu grade, slack tilled, New York counts,
per can, 3uc; extra selects, 2Gc: standards,
20c: bulk standards, per gal., 11.25.
FHIC9II l'1811-Ulack bass, 10c: white
buss, 10c; bluellsh, lie; bullheads, 8c: bluo
tills, 7c; bufTalos, 6c; catfish, 12c; cod, 80;
cropple. 8c; cUco'jh, 7c: halibut, 11c; herring,
4c; haddock, 9c, maei'srcl. 15c; perch, 3o;
Pickerel, tc; plltc, ic, red unapper, 10c;
salmon, lie; sunllsh, 6c; smelts, be; trout,
9c; whllellsh, 8c.
PiaiiONS Live, per doz., L
VICALS-Cholce, 9iU10c.
HAY Prices quotud by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice upland,
Jll.u); No. 1 upland, J10.60; medium, 110.00;
coarse, 19.50. llyo straw, 13.50. These prices
aro for hay of good color nnd Quality, De
mand rair. Receipts, 8 cars,
OATH No. 2 white, 28c.
CORN No. 3. 13c.
URAN-jU.
VEGETABLES.
SPINACH-Per bu. box. 76c.
ASPARAGUS-Callfornlo. Dor lb.. 15a
RHUHARU-Callfornia, per lb 80.
N10W UELTS-l'cr doz.. 60c.
NEW CARROTS Pur doz., 60c.
NEW TURNIPS-Por doz., 60c.
CUCUMHERS Hothouso, por doz., $1.25f
1.75, as to size.
PARSNlPa-Per bu.. 40c.
TURNIPS-Per bu. basket, 6O0 . .
UliliTH I'er uu., ivc.
CARROTS-Pcr bu., 40c.
LETT UCE 1'er bu., 33310o.
RADISHES Per doz., 2030e.
PARSLEY Per doz., 33c.
I'OTATOES-Per bu 40to55c;
ibC.
SEED POTATOE8 Early Ohlos. 55S60c;
Red River Valley. 90c; Triumph. $1.10.
BWKisr ivi'.viuiss-rer uo:., ii.so.
CAUUAGE Holland seed, per lb., 2c; new
California, ZMc.
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-baskot crate,
13.50; Mexicans, por 4-baskct crato, 12.
ONIONS-Ohlo, per bu $1.7602.00; Kala
mazoo 2.Vf30c.
CAULIFLOWER-Callfornla, per crate,
12.&W.W.
BEANS Wax, per bu., $3; string, per bu.,
$1.60.
EGG PLANT Per bu. box, IS.
PEPPERS Per bu. box. $2.25.
STRAW HURRIES Florida, oer qt.. 40c:
Texas. 25fi30c; Louisiana, 24-qt. cases, $3.00.
QRAPJsa Aiaiaa, per Keg, ti.wav.w.
APPLES Por bbl., $4.25; Washington,
hu. box. $1.75: Hellftowers. $1.90.
HONEY California, per 24-sectlon cse,
$3.75.
HIDES No. 1 grocn. CV4c; No. 2 green,
..... 1 1 1 Cl Kin 9 mIAavI r w .
No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs.. ?c: No. 3 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., Go: dry hides, 8313c; sheep
pelts, 2oWbc; norsa nines, i.ou..io.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES California seedlings, $2.00
IlaVOlri, J.0IU-J.w.
' f
Colorado,
par
HloeU Mnrkrt SIhmvs .rrvnii Mmlr
IleHteen Loiikn nml ."horis.
NEW YORK. Anrll 17.-Thc lay's market
Unn rvrniBlvnlv Irrncrlldir. flllllWlntl tile (IP-
cldedly nervous state of mind which spec
ulators have come to be In who are long or
Bto,ck, its well ns the watehfll mood for
weak points to develop of those who aro
short. Thn battle between thn two ele
ments waged all day with varying success
nnd tho market closed with tho issue ap
parently undecided, ultlmugii 11 review 01
the net changes for tho dny will show that
the bears had tho best of the contest tak
ing the dav through. The bulls contested
the onslaught of their opponents with vlgjr
andi determination nnd had fnlily secured
the, upper hnnd of them after the opening
Urle aga'nst tho market. Even after tho
la-H d p In prices, wnieii carried iiotn-
... . u i ,.r t. ,1.... !. l.i.liu
IIU1II. Iir III!' ii.nrni ji .j.,, lilt- i.iiiif.
vero still In full array, vigorously sunpurt
Ing prices here and there, and boldly
maninulatlng advances In 11 number of
stocks. Tht only point of positive strength
In the llsl was In the Southwestern rail
road division. An effort was made to re
vive speculative excitement by bringing up
the rumoni of a Southwestern merger. Dur
ing tne period or tno nrst retreat of the
bents the movement In this department
piovtd un effective leadership, led by Kan
sas Texas preferred.
mw 1 rrg centra 1 nnd some or tho other
trunk lines also showed signs of strength
and Sugnr, People's G-is and the, Bmoltlng
stockb made effectUc auxiliaries In '.ho
demonstration by the bulls. Very little was
leu, nowevcr., or me, advances arter the
llnal reaction, but Ihe A trillions wnrn
moved vigorously upward, tho common ris
ing m over last, night, on the llnal efforts
of the bulls to turn tho market. Prices
tallied whllo tho room shnrlM wi.ro unpin.
ered, but went off again on renewed sell
ing, maKiug me closing unsettled and Ir
resu nr. with somn HtunkM nt tlin 1iiwi.. .
There wns a disposition to take speculative
cm reguraiess or news ucvelopuieiits.
It was rspeclnlly mnulfest In the stocks
which had been Influenced most by the
liurllngton deal rumors and In Amalga
mated Copper. Thrro wiib almost 11 com
plete recovery from these onenlnir Iohk.-m.
apparently on the supposition that tho liur
llngton directors after their meeting would
announce tho completion of the deal. Their
lauure 10 no so was the principal clement
In tho sharp break. The bull leaders aro
manifestly perplexed over what Is to lake
tho placo ot tho liurllngton ileal as an ef
Icctlvo influence In fomenting speculation
whrr. tho matter Is finally disposed of.
loday's developments did not seem to cause
doubt, of tho practical consummation of
the plan, nnd In fnct heavy profll-tnklng
war to be looked for nvpn liml thn mniinp
been announced.
u is too much to say that the liurllngton
cplcodn has. lost Its influence to attract
nreeitiaiive buying so long ns official nn
iiouniement of tho matter Is withheld, glv
Inu room ror rumors and surmise over tho
plan Urn threatened strike of Iron nnd
steel workers was 11 continued Influence
tnwnn. depression nnd United States Steel
stocks wero heavy nil day, ruling a frnc-
11011 unuer yesterday throughout. Tho
)enther bureau's weekly crop report show
ing retarded developments by reason of
11 . u'er may nave nan some Influence,
mo inuvemcni 01 mo market was
principally duo to technical causes. The
more favorable monev eomininno ...
Ignored. Tho gain by tho banks from tho
5j?riLfII-i?u.,?;' wnl(in 'wf "Toady reached
$1,000,000 this week, and tho arrested out-
ui i-uwi 10 me inicrior, give nrottv
No. 2.
tlMsh ouotntlons were as follows:
KLOUR-Stendy; winter patonts,$.1.R5a.l.95;
Ntralghtit, $3.2003.70: clears. $2.C0fr3.40; spring
specials, $1.10; patents, $3.5og3.80; bakers,
$2.20fi2.50.
WHEAT-No. 3 spring. C8V4Q69Wc; No. 2
led. 70Hft73c.
CORN-No. 2, 44c: No. 2 yellow. 44c.
OATS No. 2. 2754c: No. 2 white, 29HO'
M',3U, .1 Willie, fc'll'.J4C.
RYE No. 2. 63a
BARLEY Good feeding, 4Cc; fair to
cholco maltlnc. 61S?CGc.
SEEDS No. .1 flax, $1.00; No. Laorthwost
ern, $1.(M; primo timothy, $3.70rciover. con
tract grado. $11.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, por bbl., $14.SCKf
14.25. Irfird, per 100 lbs., $8.17.20. Short
ribs sides (loose), $.s.05TiS.23. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). $0.8737.12tt. Short clear
sides (boxed), $S.30(U'8.33.
WHISKY-nosIs of high wlnos. $1.27.
SPOAR-Cut loaf, 6.14c: granulated, 5.57c:
confectioners' A, 6.41c; oft A, 5.29c.
Following are tho. receipts and shipments
iur luuuy.
A nr.
't 5.'irMH' rr'nllfornlB. extra, fanrv. rrsnin good assurance of a favornhl,'. imnif t
3.50; choice. $3. SLVn.S?turiIn Th0 Burling exchange
UAKAISAO 1'er ouncn, uceorains 10 1I, , '"un oun, iiuiwimsiauaing
$1.75412.26. hihE611?,?'.1. 8Ul'P'y f loanable funds, so
1UO uauiornia, nciv currons, isc; layarB. xr""' Vf vuiiy eerininiy
jvm wix-ii, 1 no rango or
prices during tho day was extremely wide,
leaching from 2 to 4 points In nearly all of
ui'i iiivoi. uilU DIUVKHi
in.) ionci market continued nctlve, but
nit- irn inuvemenc was irregular. Total
,nr.a uo-, ;306.O0O United States
iisiuiuu. ucciinea . nml iTiiit..i
last call? coul,on. H per cent on tho
bo; cocoanu... ..Ic".! StuSSi?' pr,c" on
Flour, bbls
AVheat. bu
Corn, bu .,
Oats, bu
Rye. bu
Rarlcy, bu...
Receipts. Shipments
C3.000 35,1)00
230,(101) R5.000
100.000 71,000
202.000 327,000
5,000 6.000
22,000 4,000
On the Produce exchange today the but
R.-.n; lmDorted. nor lb.. 10012c.
DATES Persian, In 60-lb. boxes, Salrs, So
ncr lb.; liauownen. dc per id.
v MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY California, per 34-sectton case,
$3.73.
CIDER Per bbl.. $4.60: per half bbl.. $2.75.
NUTS English walnuts, per lb., 15c: fll-
. . Il I',... almnnflfl nA IK IfiiNtOAA
raw peanuts, per lb., 55Via; roasted, 6ViW
TVic urazus, uc; pecans, ivwi
each, 4ftc.
St. I.ouIn (irnln nnd ProTlNlons,
ST. LOUIS. Anrll 17.-WHEAT-Hlghsr:
.0. 2 red. c-ish. elevator. 70c: track. 74c:
May, 70?4c; July, tSSTtc; No. 2 hard, 7P,4'8
72c.
CORN Higher: No. 2, cash, 44c; track,
44o; Muy, 43(ic: JUiy, 4ic.
OATS Higher: No. 2. cash, 27Wc: track.
28df28Vic: May, 2CT4027c; July, 25Hc; No. 2
White. 30c.
RYE Firm. 64Uc.
FLOUR Dull; patents. $3.453.60; extra
fancy and straight, $3.05(33.25; clear, $2.70
2.90.
SEEDS Timothy, steady: average re
ceipts, $3.2304.00; prime worth more. Flax,
$1.52.
CORNMEAL Steady, nt $2.20.
RR AN Unsettled; sacked, east track, 70c.
HAY Steady ; tlmotny, $9.00313.16; prai
rie. $6.Wifll.0O.
WHISKY Steady. $1.27.
IRON COTTONTIE8-$l.
RAGGlNO-6Wt7c.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady, Jobbing,
$15.75. Lard, lower, at $8.0714. Dry salt
meats, dull; boxed lots, extra shorts,
$8.3715; clear ribs, $s.w, clear sides, is.ws.
Macon, nun ooxeii 1013, cxiru siiorin,
bnlnticcs. 12.372.239' nnnltxl exchange. 14.85U
N'cw York exchange, am premliini.
ST. LOUIS. April 17.-Clesrlngs. $7,313,413;
balances, 14CH.621; money, 51(7 per cent; New
York exrhnngp, 25c discount bid, 10c dis
count asked.
CINCINNATI, April 17.-Clearlngs. $3,014..
S.V); inriney. 3".tifi6 per cent! New ork ex
change, par.
NEW S'ORK, April 17.-Clcnrlngs, $131,
011.IM; bntanccs, $9,301,973,
PHILADELPHIA, April 17.-Clcnrlng9,
$27,251, 173; balances, $2,W9,r60.
Xpt VirU .Money MnrUrl.
NEW YORK. Anrll 17.--MONEY On call.
Ilrm at 4flf. per cent: last loan nt 4 per cent,
ruling rnte; prime mercantile paper, 3w
114 per ceui. , .
rfTt.Mll.IVl! l.vrll a vnt:.-Rtpndv. with
uctilnl business In bankers' bills nt $I.Si'4j
for demand and nt $4.S4i for sixty days:
posted rates. $.85H and $I.S3i commercial
bills, $4.Slfi4.SiA,
ai l, Kit l ertlfleutes. nominally hi o-.,
bar, nONc: Me.xlenli dollars. 48c,
IIONDS- Onvernnif nt, weak; stale, Inac
tive, railroad, Irregular.
The closing prices un bonds toaay are is
follows:
V fl, ref. 2s, r
do eoupon ...
do 3s, IfR,...
do cnutxin ...
ilu new 4i, tt
ilu coupon ...
do uM 4, reg
do roiion .,.
do 5, rpR ....
do coupon ,,,
u, of c. 2
Atrh. K'n. U..
do nill. 4s....
Canada Ho. !s.
dies. & O, 4is.
do OS
C
...1M,N. Y. Central ls..l07i
...MHS N. J. C. gen. t lli
...110 No Pacific 3s KM
...lll'i do 4 1"'U
...m'i S Y, O Ht 1. 4S.107
...13ii(i Norfolk & W. e. 4,I01
...tl 'Ore. in'uV. Is 109
...ll3Vj do 4s Wt
...1I0' OrfRon H. U C....129
...Ullj Mo eonsol 6t 1H
...12('i lleftdltlg gen. 4s.... fi
...103 Hlo (I. W. Is 101H
... Ht 1. i m c 5. .ins
...10SU Ht 1. & H V g. f..UI!4
...10'5i, HI. l'AUl consols... ltW'4
..l'.l'.'Ht. P., C. & P. IS.1HH
W. con. 7S.U2U' Mo f.s
K11. I'aci 10 s.
Ho. Hallway 8s.
H. H. At T. (is,.
rtu H. F, Ur.li. 5s.l2t
Clilcigo Tcr. 4s H4
I'olormlo Ho. 4s.... S1K
L). & It. O. 4s tom Tex. & Pacific
Krle general 4s.,,,. t$M do 2s
V. V. ft I), P. ls,.10PiiPnlon l'nclflo
Oen. Ulectrlo 6s... tvsu.Waliasli Is
loiva Central is.. .11" "Jo
120V
tf.i
11T!
&9
IS..UB14
"
4s. ..HUH
120
110
I.. & N. unl. I.,..MI!, ft Shore 4s 1U
M K. & T. 2s MU Wis. Central 1 WH
do 4s,,, ,. 0f-!4, va. Centuries .... 'JJ'.i
Bid.
lloHlnn Stock tluotntlonN.
ROSTON. Anrll 17.-Cnll loans. 3i74 per
cent; time loans, 3J4SH4 per cent. Ofllclul
tiosing:
A.. T. it H. P....
do nfii
Aracr. Hiigur
do pM
Hmton & Albany,
lloston Ulevntnl
llostnn & Mnlne.
C, II. J. ,
Dominion Coal .
do pf.l
Fltchlnirg pM...,
Gen. I'lectrlc ...
Kd, Klec. Ill
Mexican Central.
N. K. 1. & 0....
Old Colony
Old Dominion ...
Rubber
1'nlon Paolflc ...
t'nlnn Uind
Wet ICnd
, 6CUVestlnBh. Elec.
, 98 Atchison 4s.
..H9!i
..135
..23
..m
..l:U
.. ;i
..113U
..17
..224
..240
.. 2t'l
.. 104
..210
... 30
,.. 21
.. 94H
.. 4
rs
N.'IJ. O. & C.
Adventure
Ulna:. Mining Co.,
Amnl. Copper ...
Atlantic ,
H.iston Mont.,
Unite At lloston .
Calumet & Ilecla,
Ontennlnl
lTnnklln
Humboldt
Osceola
Parrot
Uulncy ,
Hanln le copper,
Tamarack
Utah Mining ....
Winona
Wolverines
C4',4
10114
mi;
.. JGH
.. VM
. .124Vi
.. 34
..4
..113
..SM
.. 3t',4
.. H
87
..
..1S1
.. 9i
..344
... 30
.. 4',4
.. 63'i
Ex-dlvldend.
London Stock tuotnlon.
LONDON, April 17. 4 p. m.-ClosIng:
Consols, money. . .93 S-10 do 1st pfdi.
do account O.'.T-IS
Atchison G1?i
Canadian Pac 0"'4
St. Paul loiH
Illinois rentral ,...m',i
IHilsvlll 107
t'nlon l'ac. pfd S"U
N. Y.
Erie .
Central
i;.4i
41U
Pennsylvania ...
Ftenllng
No. raclflo pfd.
(irand Trunk ...
Anaconda
Hand Mines ....
U. a. Steel
do pfd
. 73i
. W',4
.100
,. 11
,. 41T4
,. S64
ter market waa weak; creameries, 15fi0c; $9.12.: clear ribs, $0.25; clear sides. $9.37V4.
dairies. llf18c. Cheese, nulet, DHfllUc MlfPALS-Lead, steady. $4.22&. Spelter,
Kggs, llrm; fresh, 12c, quiet. $3.80.
xew your ;i:.i:hai, market.
llnolnlnns of the liny on Vnrlous
Cuininndlllps.
NEW YORK. Anrll 17 vr.nnnTle.
celntH, 11.4S4 bbls.: exports, 6.015 bbls; firm
and In good demand from Jobbers; winter
patents, $3.6Ojf4.O0; winter straights, $3.40W
ft.Bo; Minnesota patents, $3.9)'n4.25; winter
extras. $2.43frj2.S0; Minnesota bakers, $2.905f
3.30; winter low grades, $2.20fi2.35. Ryo
flour, steady; fair to good, $2.b0ij'3.15; cholco
to fancy, $3.25fJ4.15.
CORNMEAL Firm: yellow western, 92c:
cJty. 9lc: lirnndywlnc, $2.I5W'.60.
RYE Steady; No. 2 western, flOc, nflont.
11 A RLE Y Quiet: feeding, lGfiCSV-e, e. I. f.
PARLEY MALT Dull; western, 6572c.
WHEAT Receipts, 111,150 bu.; exports,
100,0(6 bu. Spot, llrm; No. 2 red, 79'ic,
f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 red, '6c, elevator;
No. 1 northern, Duluth, MMc, afloat. Options
Hvio nun mi nay, except ror a miu-uny
reaction under relllng by longs. The stlinu
latlng lnlliiences wero cold weather In
winter wheat states, a strong St. Ixnils
market, fair seaboard clearances, local cov
ering and another good export trade. Tho
close was llrm at -SWjO net advance. May,
'i'ii1l77!li1c, closed at 77V4c: July. 76t4i76'4c.
closed at 7tS!c; September, 75Mf7c. closed
nt 16c.
CORN-Recelpts, 22,000 bu.; exports. 77.S75
bu.: salrs, SS.Ouo bu. futures nnd 120,000 bu.
spot, hpot market firm, at 60-Hc, f. o. b..
alloat. Option market was active ami
stronger early In tho day on covering
Impelled by higher cables, wet weather and
export demand, but dually yielded to real
Izlng and closed easy ot unchanged prices.
April closed at SO'.ic; May. 5f.fi60'iP. closed
nl Wo; July, 6fli4c: July. 49fi49!-e. closed at
49o; September, 4SV. closed at tsifcc.
OATS Receipts, 193,600 bu.: No. 2. .Wic:
No. 3, 30Up; No. 2 while, :!2!in33e; No. 3
white. 32o: track mlxeil nwivrn rmw.HA
POULTRY Firm: chickens, 8c: turkeys,
iBii8u: ducks, 9c; geese, 3ijj6c.
HUTTER Steady; creamery, 1621c;
dairy, himic,
Atchleon
do nfd
llaltlmore & Ohio.
Canadian Pac
Canada So
Chen. & Ohio
Ch caKO a. W....
C. 11. & Q 1K3,
Clil. Ind. & L 37
do pfd 714
Chicago & K. Ill, ..115
C. &. N. W 203V4
C, H. I. & P 1&1V
C. C. U. & St. I... si
Colorado So 12
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del, & Hudson..
Del. L. & W
Denver & It. O.
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd ,
Gt. Nor. pfd
Hocking Coal ..,
Rocking Valley .
Illinois Central ,
Iowa Central ..
do pfd
Lake Erie & W
do pfd
Lake Shore
L. & N
Manhattan I.....
Met. St. lly
Mex. Central ...
Minn. & St. L...
do pfd.
nr.v, 11'ii'iiu. i inn........
EGGS Steady. 12-Ve. repacked and cases Mo. Paclflo ...
inciuiieii.
RECElPTS-FIour. 7,000 bbls.: wheat.
17.000 iiu.: corn. 23.1x10 bu.: oats. 19.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour, 11,000 bbls.: wheat,
42,000 bu.; corn, si.wo bu.; oais, ju.uoo du.
, 47?i
. 22'i
.159
. 43
. 93,4
. 3J
. 70
iso',4
. 1SV4
.13',
. St
6t,
. IH
.123
.230
.101
Ml
.171
. 24W
8414
till
.101
Mobile & Ohio S3
hi,, K. & T 2i?i
an pra cr.i
N. J. Central ...,1'rA
N. Y. Central IfdVi
67 J ,io pfd
ft Js Wheel. & U E...
2?4 lo 2d pfd
9Ha Wis. Central
C?4Tldrd Avenue ...
II. A O. pfd
'i a National Tube
a do nfd
Adams Kx
American Ex
U. S. Ex
Wells-Fargo Ex..
Amer. Cot. Oil..
do pfd
Amer. Malting .,
do iiffd
Amer. S. & n...
do pfd
Amer. Spirits
"do nfd
a Amer. S. Hoop.
a no pm
a Amer. S. & W... 4"!
n do nfd noi
a Amer. Tin Plato. 76
.. 35!;
.. 1S4
.. 34'.;
.. to?
..123
.. 90
... ten
..lis
,..163
..197
,.. 9C4
,..140
.. 2
...
,.. SH
,.. 23
,.. 65
... 7'.;
... 2(4
... 17
... 46(4
95
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beth Beef Eton nd Gowt Bold at BUad to
ItroBgiT Pricoi.
HOG MARKET WEAK TO FIVE CENTS LOWER
Hhprit nml I.nmbs Ilronsht About
Stendy Prices Todny un Compnrcd
rllh Yestrrdny, or Ten CcntN
Luncr Than Last Week,
SOUTH OMAHA. April 17.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ofllclrtl Monday.
umciai juosuny ..
Official Wednesday
Three davs this week. .10.910
Same days Inst week.... S.04J
hamo week before,..,... K,iM
same three weeks ao.. s.ti.".!
tsame tour vteks ago.... W.rwO
ame nays last year tt.mil
Averaga price paid for nogs tor tne pasi
several days with comparisons:
:o,t5
22,33.1
13'
lo.iU
20,721
22,W0
20,218
2i,ru
1S,34S
UllD
24,lo7
11.3U
I 1901. 1900. 13.1SM.1S97.1S96.189G.
March 25.
Marcn 2t.
March 27.
March 23.
March 29.
March 3d.
March 31.
April 1...
April 2...
April 3...
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
Aurll
Anrll
April
April
April
4
6...
6...
7...
8...
9...
10..
11..
12..
13..
14..
15..
16..
17..
6 7C I
6 81 I 4 SO
6 80V. s 91
6 6 05 1 3 0tf
0 softi 0 ju
6 o 121
6 101
6 97t!
D W
5 99-S
D oM
6 W)
5 09,
0 15
6 lth
0 dui
6 27
6 01?4
b :C,4l 6 33
6 6 3!tl
b 1)1 's a 3U i till a 11
6 M 6 33
I 5 48
6 01?
5 931 6 46;
6 921 6 65
3 61
3 C0
3 tiO
3 li3
3 b'Ji
3 6I
m
3 C5
3 fill
3 63
3 62
3 64
J 60
3 6S
3 63
J 61
3 67
3 72
3 72
3 671
3 u
I
3 67
3 65
3 6.'
3 62 3 91
3 tw 3 U2
3 671
73
3 79
3 79
3 72
3 71
3 761
3 71
3 67
3 70
3 61
3 93
3 91
3 S3
3 M
3 6 4 71
3 btil
3 il
3 92
3 91
3 66
3 W
3 64
3 64
3 65
3 52
3 90
3 fc6l 3 67
3 Ml .1 69 1
3 Mil 3 611 4 8
3 65 3 62 4 t
S 901 3 661 4 77
I 3 671 4 72
3 97 4 78
3 97 3 501 4 76
3 no a vj
4 83
74
4 1
4 80
4 it
3 10
4 84
4 t2
4 7(
4 02
4 si
3 67 3 U 3 3S
3 V
3 01
3 29
3 33
4 75
4 78
4 74
13
Indicates Sunday.
The offlrlnl number of enrs of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Catt e. Hogs. Sheep. 11 r s.
C. M. St St. P. Ry... 1 1 1
t). St. 1. HV 2 .. ..
Missouri Paclllc Ry... 10 2
Union Pacific system. 11 a
C. At N. W. Ry 2 1
F.. E. .Si M. V. . R.. 22 20
S. C. & P. Ry 2
C, St. P.. M. & 0 30 6
H. it M. HI Iv. l t 10
C, R. & Q. Ry 1
K. l. . t til. J
C, R. I. At P., cast... 3 3
C, R. I. At P.. west... 2
Illinois Central 2
Gil
16
Totals 130
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, eacn Buyer purcnasing m "'"
her ot head Indicated:
Huyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Hie. Option market wns (inlet but fairly ,!AIiS
teady all day. May, vV4'
HAY-Firm; shipping. 9I(,c; good to !fs:-n.l
Jll.lvr-.
.U0,'i3t,.",,l! state, common to choice,
1900 crop, lUiWe: 1S99, IHilSc: old olds, 2i6o:
Puclllo coast. 1900 crop, 16fl9c; li99. Iljl5c;
old olds. ittSo.
HIDES llrm; Galveston, 20 to 23 lbs.,
ISiie; CaUfnrnltt. 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Texus dry,
21 to' 30 lbs., 14Ji I4ic
1 E ATI I E R S teady: lieniloek sole. Rue
neldJfei4Hc. 1,cavi'wf,B,lt8'
PROVISIONS-Ileef. llrm: family, JIO.W
12.00: packet. ;J10.00W0.60; city, extra India ,nir,?MiTB wi,. i,.,
mess, $14.00t?16.00. Cut meats, firm: pickled , "J'1" J.Pat' 1,llno bu,i c
bellies. S.76ti 10.60; pickled shoulders.' J?.25ff- blL'1S?,n,l?vVj,Tq vvi, 0--on k .
7.60: pWkled hams. 9.754f 10.25. Iir. . dull; ro8.1! ,,ats i ?S bu ' !
l.lvoriionl Ornln and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL April 17,-WHEAT-Spnt
dull; No. 2 red western winter, 6s lovid;
No. 1 northern spring. 69 '.4(1: No. 1 Cali
fornia, tis ld. Futures steady; May, 6s
nnd: July. 6s mid.
CORN Spot llrm: American mixed, new,
4s Id: American mixed, old. 4s 2d. Futures.
quiet; May, is Id; July, 3s HHd; September,
3s ip.jti.
PEAS Canadian, nulet. 5s (Hid.
FIOUR St. Louis fancy winter, steady,
8s 3d..
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), steady,
4fli4 153.
PROVISIONS-Recf, easy; extra India
iress, iiisau. l'oru, Bieany: prims mess
western, C3s 3d. Lard, American refined, In
palls, quiet, 43s 3d; prime western, In
tierces, unlet, 42s 9d. Racon, Cumberland
cut, 24 to M lbs., nulet, 45s 9d; short ribs, 16
to "4 lbs., firm. 44s 6d: long clear middies.
light. 28 to 34 lbs., firm. 41s 9d; long clear
middles, heavy. 35 to 10 lbs., strong, 42s 3d;
short clear backs. 16 to 20 lbs., 39s 9d: clenr
bellies. 14 to Pi lbs., dull. 44s 3d. Hams,
short cut, 11 to 16 lbs., dull, 41s Oil. Shoul
ders. Hiiuaie. 11 to 13 lbs., llrm. 36s 3d.
HUTTER Finest United States, dull, 90s;
good United Slates, quiet, B7s lid.
CHEESE American llnest white, dull,
4Ss; American uiiesi coiureu, nuici, us bo,
TALLOW Prime city, steady, 25s; Aus
tralian In London, quim. .03 t,u.
Kmiikiik City (irnln nnd Provision,
KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 17. 'WHEAT
July. ciftHc: casn, imo. z nuru,
No. 3. CSc: No. 2 rod, 71H372c: No,
3. tKti 70c.
CORN Mav. 4Hi4lt4c: July. 41UiMlKo
cosh. No, 2 mixed. 42c; No. 2 white, 43
43Vio: No. 3. 42hll429iC.
OATS-No. 2 white. 30c.
RYE No. 2. Mifir.2..
HAY-Cholco timothy, I10.50ffll.00; choice
nrnlrln. JftuViiOSO
Hl'TTER - Creamery, 16019Hc; dalr)',
fancy. 12rt lf.c.
EGOS Steady: fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, Uu per dor., loss off, cases re-
lumen; new wnuewoou cases inciudea, w-c
corn, 20,000
corn, 20,
N.
Norfolk & W.
do pfd
No. Paclflo ,,
do pfd
Ontario & W,
Ore. Hy. &
do pfd
Pennsylvania
Heading ,,,
do lBt prd
do 2d Pfd
nio o, w
do pfd
Ht. U & B. V
do 1st pfd
do 2d Pfd
St. Is. Houttiw
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
St. P. A Omaha..,
Ho. Pneino
bo. Railway ,
do pfd
Texas & Pacific,
Union I'acino
do pfd
Wabash
6-:u
.10214
. 01 14
, 3H.
. 42
. 71
.luS',4
73',t
. 62!i
. '9
.100
. 4.(?i
. K'.i
. 67;
. 37T4
, C,it
.154
.191
.140
. 4,'',4
. ton
. 4;
. 91',
. Mi
. 24
ado pfd..
Amer. Tobacco .,,
do. pfd
Anac. Mln. Co
Hrooklvn It. T...,
Colo. Kucl & I,,.,
Con. Tobacco
do pfd
Federal Steel ...
do pfd
Oen. Electric ....
Qlucose Sugar ...
00 pm ,
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Laclede Gun ,
National Illscult.,
do pfd
National Load ...
do pfd
a National Steel.,
a do pfd
N. Y. A!? Drake.
No. Aw-rcan ,.,
PaclIK' Coast ....
do 1st nfd
do 2,1 pfd
aelflo Mull
People's Uas
Pressed S. Car...
do pfd
Pullman I
H. It. & T
Sugar
do nfd
Tenn. Coal &
U, S. leather
do pfd
U. S. Uubbcr ,
do nfd
Western Union
A in.il. Copper
Republic, 1. &
do pfd
U. S, Steel
do p'd
P. C. C. & Ht. I..
.117
.i2J'4
.143
. e:n
. M',
. S7!4
. 47'4
.103
. 62',i
,.102
"Iva
. 97
. 2:.i
,. 78
. 85
,. .'9
. Si
,. l'J',4
,. St
.. 67
,.161
.. M
.. 33
,. 90
,. 63
.. 26'i
..113H
.. 47
81',
RAR SILVER-Stcndy, nt 27 3-16(1 per
ounce.
MONEY-2V4iT3 per cent. The rate of
discount In tho onen market for short bills
Is 3V4 per cent: for three months' bill?, 3,6
per cent.
Condition nf the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, April 17. Today's state
ment of tho treasury balanceB In tho gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold
reserve In tho division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $152,217,289;
gold, $98,133,107.
Wool Mnrkrt.
BOSTON, April 17. The American Wool
nnd Cotton Reporter will say of the wool
trnrlo tomorrow! 1 ThPro hns been a fnlr.
steady trndo since our Inst review. Tho
largest consumers have done very little and
few sules of any magnitude nre reported.
Tho aggregate 06 the taking of the smaller
purchasers foots up a. fair sized total, ex
ceeding 4.000,000. pounds. There Is, if any
thing, a little more of a disposition to buy
than wns noted a week ago, but It Is a
between scasonB .period with tho mills,
inltlnl orders for henvvwelchls belntr nrac-
tlcally completed and ft being too early for
tho duplicate orders to set In, Finer wools
nre relatively stronger thnn medium and
low wools ana mo inquiry seems 10 no
running more to tho liner sorts than form
erly, 'ino lono or tno maraci is quuo
firm, although It Is ns yet Impossible to
secure better prices for wools. There have
been some Nevada wools purchased for
eastern nccount. Tho sales ror the weeK
In lloston amounted to 3,483,000 pounds
domestic and 025,000 pounds foreign, mak
ing a totnl of 4,10.8,000 against a total or
432,oou for tno corresponuing wceg iasi
year. Tho sales since January 1 amount
to 72.812,900 pounds, against 49,859,900 for tho
corresponding tlmo last year.
AXE? ALL THEIR CARS
Tennessee LcKlslnlure Imposes Ad Vn-
lorcm Duty on Vnrlous Coinpniile'
Leaned llnllliiK Stock.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 17. The leg
islature todny passed the following bills:
Ceding a strip of territory twenty miles
long along tho North Carolina lino, except
ing mineral Innds, to the United States
government, aB part of an Apalnchian for
est reserve, Imposing an ad valorem tax on
nil cars owned by corporations other than
railroads, affecting the Pullman, Standard
Oil, Fruit Dispatch, Refrigerator and all
corporations owning or leasing their cars,
nfllctlng a penalty of 25 per cent on all
Insuranco companies that fall to promptly
pay losses within sixty days nftcr thoy oc
cur, provided tho assured is forced to liti
gate his claim and is allowed to substan
tiate It In tho courts.
253 1,319 206
626 1.0SI
675 1,227 250
674 661 .375
416
93 v
10
I
28
8
87
63
41
20
4
2SS
uar... .sun
4'i
119?.
..122
.. 6G;
.. 13?
.. 1 1 '4
,, IA I
.. 91'
..121'
.. 20
60
western steamed. $.65: refined, steadv: eon.
ttnvnt. $s.S0; South America. $s.9): com
pound. $ii.62ifi.75. I'ork. easy; family,
JlS.0Ofi6.M: short clear, $15.60 16.00; family.
$16.(vfi 16.60.
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, 2!4
(Bf.Vlc: Japan. 4J4lflTic.
tallow weak; city, Biisuu; country
pftfiVip.
RUTTER-Roeelpls. 4,567 pkgs.; firm;
creamory. fresh, lti'oilo: factory, HU9fl3t4c.
CHEESE Receipts, 3.167 pkgH.; steady;
fancy, lurga. colored, HHIUic; fancy, large,
white, lOailo; fancy, small, colored, 12ty
ltMc: fancy, small, white, HiU12c.
EOfiS Receipts, 17.569 pkgs.; steady;
western, regular packing, InflPic: storage
western, Hv.e; southern, at mark, 13ljl3o.
POl'LTRY-Allve, tlrm; chickens, 9c: tur
keys, 9o. Dressed, dull: turkeys, lOfllOlso;
chickens, 9j4il0o: capons, 13fjl5c,
METAUS The metal market on the whole
wns somewhat butter today. Advanced
ipiotatloru were reported for tin nnd spel
Asr, with bsws from ubroad Indicating
Philadelphia Putter and Kicks,
PHILADELPHIA. April 17. BUTTER
Halt cent lower; fancy western creamery,
21'ie: fancy western prints, 22c; fancy
nearby. 23c.
ECillB Firm: good demand; fresh nearby.
western ana souinwesiern, 11c; iresn soutn
cm. 13c.
CHEESE-Oulct; New York full creams,
fancy small, 12ll4c: Now York full creams,
ittir iu ciiuict', 4iftfir?4i;.
Trust reeelnts. Ex.dli Vnmlnnl
a Trust receipts nnd nominal.
1110 commercial Advert ter's London
financial cablecrnin snvs: HiiHlnoHa nn tho
biock excuauge continued today to bo on
a restricted scale, thoiich tho tone was
nrm. 111 tno American department trad
Ing began heavily, with many signs of
nervousness. The bulgo In Erlo and North,
ern Pacific had excited some anxiety and
bdsluet-B remained dull until In tho after
noon. Indeed, nlmnst nothing was done
until tho opening In New York and then
1110 irauinc ueeamn wi 11 v prrntle Nnrlli,
ern Pacifies and Erles went down, rallied
uii'in-u iiKuui uiui recovered. 1110 mniKoi
Deems 10 lack ncrvp. but Er es. Rent lues
and Southern railways nre eonlldentlv
iii'ih.-u iur u iiriuer rise, tne Hemlines lie
tnuso iney nnvo not nartlclnateil nrnnoi'.
'""""" in ui" Hiivanco or tno oilier 00,11
ers. Tho rontlnont imiii'ht fiuur.,,rt
cltlc. Kansos Pacific nnd Mexican National,
Tho bank has bought 45,000 gold In bars,
ine government is disburs ing free v lo
cover the, market for 11 war loan. It is
Improbable, that the lmnit mix u-in i.n r,..
diicccl tomorrow, but It may bo fixed at 3V4
Avi,. vA.iS'.. i xenaugo on fans,
U.1I, i-lClflll, mV.4.74.
Xew York Mlnlnit- Stocks.
NEW YORK. Anrll 17. Thn rniinwtiur
iuv,niiutia uit 1, (,,,,, if, BlUCllS,
Mllvnukre 4 irnln Market,
MILWAUKEE. April IT. WHBAT-Mar-
ket lower; No. 1 northern, 73074c; No, 2
norniern. iitiuc.
RYE Firm: No. 1. 51c.
RARLE Y Dull; No. 2, 674368c; sample, 400
DOC.
Adams Con 20 1
Alice 33
llreece ISO
llrunsnlck Con 2')
Oomitock Tunnel,.. 6'.4
Con. t'sl. & Va....2SO
Peadwood Terra ... 50
Horn Silver 110
Iron Silver CO
Iadvllle Con 5
Lltllo Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoil ,
Savag .,
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopea
Htandard
,. II
,.9"0
,. SO
10
..... :s
c
100
MlnneniiolU (Irnln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 17. WHEAT -
cash, i:hc; May, iV7tUv;; July, iSftc
Hank ClearlnifN,
OMAHA. Anrll 17. Rank elenrlnirs Indnv
ii,nr.in; corresponamg day last year,
$971,623! increase, $195,516,
ROSTON. April 17,-Clearlngs, $31,735,415
UttilincrB, 9 l,p.K,nvi.
CHICAQO, April 17,-Clcarlnss, $C3,523,0;
Oinana Packing Co 200 39o 244
G, II. Hammond Co
Swift und Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Swift, from country
Armour, from Kiui. City.
R. Rocker Ac Degan
Vansant Ac Co
Lobman & Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Huntzlnger
Livingstone At Schaller...,
Hamilton & Rothschild...,
L. F. Husz
II. F. Hobblck
Other buyers...
Totnls 2.973 4.6S9 3,581
CATTLE Thcro was another liberal run
ot cattle hero today, but apparently no
more than packers wanted. The market
opened up early and the bulk of the or
...rl.tiru t,..ir anlrl 111 irnnd flfnuntl.
Tho big end of the receipts were again
rnmnnson of beef steers of very fair qual
ity. The demand on tho part of packers
was active and steady to strong. Sellers
found little dllllculty in disposing of any
thing at nil desirable at very satisfactory
prices. On the Inst end of the market
buyers did not seem to be quite as anxious
for supplies, but still the market as a
wholo was In very good shape and the
prices paid compared favorably with those
01 yesieriicty. ,
As has been the coso of late the propor
tloi, or cow stuff was small and tho da.
immd .nn thn nart of the nuckers liberal
There was not much change noticeable' In
the prlces.,paid, but still the market could
cnfniv lie (i 110 ted active and steady to
strong. The light supply soon brought tho
marktjt to a close. The better grades were
of course In greuter demand, but even the
less deslrablo kinds sold without much
trouble.
Pulls met wnn rcaay saie lonay at ruuy
leady prices and no particular change
took placo In the market on calves and
stags- . ..... .. .
There were oniy a iew reeuers onereu
today and tho better weather created a
little better demand for them. Anything
at all good sold early at strong prices,
and the commoner grades easily brought
leudy prices, iiepreseniativo saics:
Xo. Av. pr, No,
1 .10 J -'j 1..
bl
1
1
1.,,
i
4
1
1
II
1
1
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1
1
1
3.
1
. no
.1110
. 70
. 7M
. MS
. 741
.3V)
. dS9
. 930
. 740
. !'
. 839
. 303
. 90
. 20
, 3'0
. 241
. 210
1 . 1 1724
3!3 1 K0
3 fv 1 m
HEIFERS.
i 76
i
3 40
3 59
3 :s
3 9rt
4 00
4 W
4 19
9,,.,
1...,
1....
3....
19...,
12...,
P...,
1....
3 73
6 )
S PO
t M
:s
6 ;j
CALVES.
1
I.
1
3
1
I.
1160
.ti M4
llfO
900
Ml
79
inv.
1033
1170
. 170
. 130
. 140
. 156
. PO
. 200
4 13
4 23
5 30
4 IS
4 13
4 23
4 M
4 30
4 4)
4 43
4 IS
4 43
G 73
6 01
00
"3
6 M
7 00
1...,
1
41
.., I7M
STOCK
23
.. 779
.. t-W
..loir.
.. 930
,. 910
.. S9M
.. 910
.. m
.. if)
.. 3M
.. 480
..1134
720
STAGS
10
cows
2 10
2 SO
2 M
J M
2 75
2 73
2 75
2 75
3 ili)
3 03
3 10
3 20
3 35
3 ?;
AND
1
1
25
9
1
16
1
1
1
1
14
10..
HEIFERS.
i 3
pM)
H
795
7M
6K6
64-)
(10
910
, f
, 600
9
II 10S0
3 23
3 23
3 25
3 4)
3 W)
3 .".0
3 ro
3 CO
3 60
3 (V)
3 fO
3 S3
STEERS AND STAGS.
...1252 4 JO
COWS AND HEIFERS,
1 7s-) 2 75
S 776 3 40
STOCK
1 270 2 1'.
63 314 2 70
STOCKERS
lino 2 M
WO 3 00
, 6.0 3 X1
4M 3 33
6S 3 15
703 3 .'fl
23 834 3 tS
1 1020 3 73
740 .1 75
470 3 76
760 3 JO
486 4 M
4J2 4 00
730 4 00
7M 4 i)0
S40 4 20
22 904
6 1170
CALVES.
9 375
1 TV)
4 10
4 33
Four .No Urolith This Nrnsnn,
GUERNSEY, Wyn April 17. (Special.)
Ranchmen from tho western part of Ne
braska report that the Scott Muff country
has received a thorough soaking during tlib
last two weeks, and thcro is now no fear
of n shor.ngo of water for Irrigation, Here
tofore hcadgatCB have been opened und Irri
gation begun April 20, but thiB year there
Is so much inolsturo in tno ground that
irrigation wtll not ho necessary for scve.-al
WOCkB.
THE It KILTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Wcdnes
nay, April 17:
Wnrrniity Deed.
W. (1 Wliltimirn el III tO Erie PelCr-
B011. ni4 sw'J 19.lfi.in .........$ 3,600
Julia Gates and husband In , .
Raker, ot 4. block 1. Ciarcniion ana. 400
Knto Stuht nnd husband to Joseph
Sei mover, r.. ot 4. piock w, uen-
K1111 200
Fniuilo Riibenstcln and husband to M.
.1. 1'lnUr.rlim m Will n -Z I CO I 101 I,.
block . Koiintzc tth add 1,000
C. H. l'rederlck and wim 10 u. n.
H.irbank. lot 11, block I. Denises ndd
William Finldlnir nnd wife to Peter
iverson, lot K, block 222. i lorence.... XX
W. II. Ferguson and wife to Jtobert
Major, lot 4. block B. Hoggs At H.'s
add 1
H. M. and S. li. Christie et nl to
Hnii I,. I 1! vim kc lot 6. block 336.
South Omaha 450
Ryron Reed company to n, .1. l.ooKn-
hllimh. o 21 fnpt nf s to fCOt lilt 7.
block 3, Shlnn's add .:;; 1.100
Omaha Healty company in 4 a.
Ilenmel. nit lot 19. block 2. Arm
strong's in add 1,100
c. 1 j. wrlebs and iiusuauii 10 uosa
Hlrsehberir. 11U lot 9. block 16. E. V.
Smith's add 1,900
James lireenwooil 111111 who in j. i.
Green. 11 33 feet of M lot 1, block 23,
Omaha 1
Nicholas Krlebs nnd wife to J. A.
Mnttlee. niirt lots 9 and 10. block 17.
E, V. Smith's add (rcllle) 1,100
v, 11. vansant nnu wne m j. ri.
Lush. i-M lols 1 and 2. and part lot 3,
block 35, South Omaha 1
M. F. Pre nnd hiiNhnnd to J. T. Dona-
hoe, nM lot 9, Elizabeth Placo 1,350
dull rinlin lleeds.
A. O. Nichols et al to 8. R. Nichols nt
nl r, n- rn nf w 70 feet lots 1 and
2. block 6. Hnnscom Place....... B.005
l. R. Mapes und wife to L. I), treet,
lot 2. block 9, West End ndd 1
Heed.
!...,!,. I nnllar In II. (7. Wheeilcn. '.Ot
V hlnek 196. Omaha 760
Total amount of transfers 113,051
4...
1
1
4
7
2
1
5
2
41
1
1
10
1
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19
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24
33
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6,,..
3....
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1....
1....
Av.
"10
1330
812
920
753
MO
1150
725
, 931
1155
1020
1040
1003
1135
1220
1330
1052
1020
1000
1260
1135
957
954
1073
870
1421
1044
1139
10 )
912
1020
1080
9C0
icoo
..... 970
1000
097
1053
, 1114
! 1033
1020
IT.
3 25
3 75
3 90
4 i.)
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 20
4 23
4 40
4 40
4 45
4 45
4 CO
4 50
4 50
4 ;,3
4 53
4 53
4 C5
4 55
4 55
4 tj
4 63
4 CO
4 60
4 (0
4 10
4 M
4 F3
4 65
4 -5
4 fi
4 61
4 05
4 63
4 65
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
64
29
17
6
3
3
17
5
21
1
6
20
64..
Av.
1750
1156
1180
1134
1129
1055
1036
1023
1130
1208
1088
1160
1183
1174
..1169
60 12C6
1.
33
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21 ,
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u
19
18
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39..
..117u
1518
1208
1170
1226
1178
1196
1160
1211
1250
1327
1293
1378
1266
1396
1314
1156
20 1259
23
52......
20
10
20
1
17
...1268
....1253
....1367
....1127
....1231
....1320
...11SI
STEERS TEXAS.
....1030 4 CO
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
IT.
4 "0
4 70
4 70
4 -0
4 70
4 70
4 73
4 7i
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 '5
4 K
4 SO
4 80
4 (0
4 10
4 80
4 80
4 JO
4 80
4 85
4 M
4 .
4 90
4 M
4 95
4 95
6
5 M
5 10
5 10
5 11
6 10
6 10
5 '0
5 15
6 20
6 25
C 20
4 70
64!
. 732
.1043
810
1100
1140
980
880
863
101')
930
8S0
960
890
inso
12"il
1139
1160
960
1010
112fl
........ .1030
!K0
ffV,
'. 1110
1020
M0
750
IPO
1050
975
1030
1060
1031
W
955
1270
112)
1070
1000
885
, 10?)
1190
1070
950
1550
1166
1260
1390
160i)
1270
, 1510
1370
1130
1120
1560
1090
1610
1181
1490
1400
1340
1370
1140
UM
4 )
4 50
4 70
20.
18.,
...1013
1076
1 W
2 50
2 50
2 63
2 75
2 75
2 W
3 00
3 HO
3 00
3 0i)
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 '.0
3 10
3 10
3 13
3 13
3 15
3 P5
3 23
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 IVt
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 0
3 M
3 50
3 50
3 fO
3 60
! .vl
3 M
3 50
3 :o
3 M
3 60
3
3 C3
COWS.
13..
.1073
1025
912
1120
1020
...1130
... 866
... 840
...1180
...1100
...1041
...830
...1172
...1120
...1032
...1130
...1190
...1300
...10M)
...lino
...1350
... 957
...1041
... 806
...1010
...1150
...1110
...1110
,...1050
...101)8
...1320
,...1920
...1175
1 1030
1 1170
11 1143
1086
1140
H)90
1270
mo
, 1360
, 950
...1400
2
2
4
13
1
4
15
31
2
2
1
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4
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1
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9
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3 nil
3 00
3 CO
J 15
3 75
3 25
3 30
3 30
3 S3
3 rs
3 35
3 (0
3 M
3 60
3 50
3 60
I (4
HULLS.
1..
..1400
..1320
..1500
.. 870
..1230
,,1380
1520
I5IM
1 1200
1
13
1 1730
1 1340
1 1010
1 1610
1 1119
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!... (10
4 70
4 ?0
3 71
3 76
3 75
3 JS
3 75
3 75
3 80
3 S3
3 83
3 0
3 M
3 90
3 90
3 90
3 95
4 00
4 90
4 00
4 00
4 ro
4 ro
4 nj
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 05
4 10
4 15
4 15
4 15
4 15
4 20
4 it
4 29
4 20
4 26
4 25
4 30
4 30
4 30
4 35
4 35
4 n
4 50
3 83
3 75
3 73
3 73
3 73
3 75
3 73
3 0
3 80
.1300 3 33
1848 3 f5
4 40
4 CO
4 no
4 nn
4 t
4 '
4 15
1...
3...
3...
6...
4...
2..
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2
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I
1
,ND FEEDERS.
I
2.....
I.".'...
6
73
37
1
1
23
1
7.....I
21
6
26. .4...
24.1...
14..
4 00
4 00
.. 60
.. ess
.. U)
.. 773
.. 858
.. 6(3
.. 780
,. SM
.. 651
. 710
.1070
. 930
.1174
,. 938
. 635
477
4 20
4 ?.S
4 33
I 10
4 23
4 33
4 35
4 40
4 10
4 40
4 60
4 50
4 50
4 SU
4 60
4 1.0
heifers, $2.0ofl4.95; ranners. JI.255T2.55; bull",
J1.OOM4.40: Texnns nnd Indian steers, $3.T0if
6.10! cows and heifers, $2.l,W4.),
HOUn HPCCipiM. I'.wu neaii: mnrtsei i.i
lower: pigs and lights. $5.75715. Vi; packers,
$5.TBfl6.Po; butchers, $5.90ffK.124.
HlHSHP Aid) IjA.mhb -iiercipis, i.wv
head: market 10c lower, native muttons.
$l.60Wf.2S: lambs, Including springs, $5.lW
m; onus nnu ihickh, m.i"u,i.i.
WESTERN CLOTHIERS TO JOIN
.N'ntlonnl Assiiclntlon (Iris Chlonmt
Wlinlrsnlr's Promise nnd IJ
liocls Mill IMher HpithIIs.
CHICAGO. April 17, Representatives ot
tho National Association of Clothiers, who
have been In tho clly for tho Inst thrro
days, left for tho rust today with tho as
surance that tho Chicago market would
Join the organisation.
Tho announcement Is of the greatest In
terest to the trade throughout tho coun
try nml Is said to mean tho athllntlon of tho
western and eastern wholcnalcrs and manu
facturers. It Is tho ftrst time tho natlun.il
organization has been nhlo to gain a foot
hold In tho west nnd Cincinnati, St. Louis,
Milwaukee. Cleveland and Potrolt clothiers
are expected to follow tho lead of tho
Chicago men, ranking tho association otio
of the largest and strongest In tlio country.
Hitherto It hns heeti confined to the markets
of New York, Ruffnlo, Rochester, Syracuse,
Utlca and Philadelphia, representing nn an
nual business of morn than $100,000,000.
Interchange of crcdltB and general Im
provements of trndo and methods of busi
ness aro tho principal objects. of tho as
sociation. Otherwise It does not seek to
affect the market.
HOGS The market nt this point opened
about steady on tho best heavyweights and
others weak to 2tyo lowtr. The llrst poles
wern mnxflv nt l !i?u nml 15.95. nnd from
that up to J6.02H. tho top being 23c higher
than yesterday's best price. Packers, how
ever, were noi anxious lor me nogs in ui
prlees, ns other markets were quoted about
a nickel lower. Ry this time half tho hogs
had changed hands tho market weakened
and bids weru mostly at $5.90 and $5.92V4.
Sellers found It almost Impossible to dis
pose of the light common stuff, as nono of
the packers seemed to want It,
Tho last end of the market was very slow
and weak, and It was late beforo a clear
ance wns made. Chicago came 10c lower
on tho close, nnd as a result packers were
only offering $5.S5 nnd $5.!i7H for whnt was
left, until tne iasi, so mat tne close nero
nickel lower, jiepro-
could bo quoted
scntative snies:
No.
93...
73...
84...
86...
92...
1...
AV. Sh.
.196
193
....193
....181
....180
....J31
....199
....203
....218
....203
....200
....208
....223
....213
....224
....239
....270
....297
....317
....250
,....220
....233
....213
....170
....230
67 201
87 195
63 243
63 238
..215
..283
..207
..235
...227
74..,
71...
64..
87..
62..,
67..
S6..
75..
63..
10,.
16..
26..
11..
56..
68..
82..
13..
14.
12
64
12
CS.
80
240
160
SO
120
40
so
50
SO
90
120
Pr.
5 5
5 S3
3 K3
6 83
5 S7',4
6 S71,
6 t7',
3 90
3 90
5 90
6 90
5 9)
6 90
5 90
3 90
5 90
5 ro
6 90
6 90
6 90
6 90
6 90
6 90
3 fO
5 90
3 9.".j
5 32i
6 92 ',4
6 924
3 924
6 92', j
6 924
3 924
5 924
No.
31
76
CS
66
66
62
70....
76...,
71...,
79....
76....
72....
70...,
SO....
52...,
69...,
66...,
107..,
66...,
64...,
(6...
62...
34...,
63...,
64...,
3...,
65...,
64...
12...
65....
72...
66...
31...
61.
AV.
.262
.239
.212
.226
....212
....228
....239
....237
...'.211
....221
....214
....2C6
....235
....230
.,..302
....233
....266
....261
....243
....269
....263
....282
....241
....233
....231
....251
....245
....299
....263
....270
....269
....30C
....278
.306
Sh.
8')
SO
60
40
80
'si
49
SO
80
80
40
40
"to
61
SO
80
120
SO
so
160
Pr.
5 924
6 924
5 924
6 924
6 'i2'j
6 924
6 924
3 t'24
5 '.'34
5 924
5 924
6 924
6 934
6 93
6 93
6 33
5 93
6 93
3 95
6 f5
6 95
5 95
5 95
5 95
6 95
6 !5
5 95
6 93
6 93
6 974
5 974
6 00
6 00
6 02 4
SHEEP Thcro was not a very heavy run
of sheep here today and the market held Just
ariout steady all around. Tne bulk of tne
offerings were mado up of Colorado lambs
and they sold right around $5.00 and ns high
as $5.02Vi was paid. Sheep were In good
demand and chanced hands at Just about
steady prices with yesterday, or a dime
lower than the close of last week. Tho
market an a whole, on both sheen nnd
lambs, can bo best described by calling It
a dime lower than last week.
There wero nractlcallv no feeders offered
today, but they can safely be quoted steady.
uuotations' ur.oico weiners, si.a.u
fnlr to irood wethers. $4.604.70: clipped
wethers. 34.60ff-l.75: choice lightweight year
lings, $4.65(4.66; fair to good yearlings, $4.50
S4.66; cupped yearlings, j4.ooai.Bu; cuoice
lightweight ewes, $4,254(4.40; fair to good
cweB, $3.76jpU0; clipped ewes, $3.9001.25: lair
to goon cuppca ewes, w.ounaa.w; cnoico
l.,ml. fiftr.n 10" fait- tn irrtrirt linnht fi
lUIIIUDl M.VW4JU.W, .. - ' r. " " " T
5.00; clipped lambs. $4.fl06.00; spring Iambs,
$U.OU57.mj; ieeaer womers, w.iim-j.w; ieeucr
ambs, l4.2:(U4.va. jicpreseniaiive saies:
No.
459 clipped western wethers..
246 Colorudo lambs
296 Colorado-Mexican lambs..
241 Colorado-Mexican lambs..
1 cull ewo
6 ewes ,
17 cull lambs
4 cull lambs
232 western lambs
73!) Colorado Iambs
266 Colorado lambs
635 Colorado lambs
AV.
92
85
SO
St
SO
103
77
63
69
S'2
SO
84
Pr.
$1 GO
5 00
6 024
5 02V4
J IK)
4 00
I 60
4 60
4 85
5 CO
5 W
5 05
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle anil Hors Firm to Slovr Sheep
ana i.ninns wen.
ninninn a. ...II 1? en-TI I' TM,Alnfa
V-(&1V.4W, , , I ' I II 1 I , VV , I . . , , I.LLL,,,
17,000 head, including 200 Texnns; good to
cholco stcors firm, others steady to slow:
butcher stock Btrong: Tcxans llrm; good
IU III IIIIU Dil CI a, a.v'.f VJ. w , VIU( IU lli.u,i,,,,
1 it. A .lnnlr.ru oii.l fn..,lnra tlWNKi
. n . i v ti ,,,,u it.,,. y "
.. , ,A. 1. . I . rt I -r . ....
CUWH, lOUf .uv, iii-iiuin, tw.oviti.iu, Uit.lllt-.
$2.0fyif2.70; bulls, $2.80l,40; calves, $4.0005.00;
Texas fed steers, $1.25J6.35: Texas grass
steers, $3.50(84.00: Texas bulls, $2.75a3.7o.
HOGS Receipts, 27,000 head; estimated
tomorrow, zj.wjj; leu over, o.inw: siow; ioij,
$6,124; mixed butchers, $5.80416.07: good to
$5.755.S5: light, $3.70&6.12j: bulk of sales,
SHEEP AND LAMUH-HeceipiS, 1&.0KJ
wethers, $4.63i4.!i0; fair to choice mixed,
$4,40(B4.65; western Bhcep, $1.604.90; year-
', 4l.ujju
llnira 1 1 KMi F. ( : Imllvn
western lambs, $l.9Otfj5.S0
lambs
30;
.New York I.lvr Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Anrll 17. CATTLE Re
celpts, 2,184 heod; steers nnd good bulls
steady: medium and good fat cows 10c
blcher: steers. $4.604f-5.60: cho co fat oxen
$5.10: bulls, $3.00(4.65; cows, $1.80i83.93; extra
fat cows, $3.25(4.4'). t-aives iiuoieu uvo rat
tle lower nt lmfiTOiu per lb.; shipments
2.600 nuiirters of beef.
CALVES KeceiptB, 4,iirj nean; mnrKei
steady to 25c lower: veals, JJ.00Hi5.i5; fow
InTiH nt 5r.
HIIEKP AND I, AM HM llPceipis,
. n,t.A I rn , i, nnuhnrn Hlippn.
,ll-f,ll, till,,.- (,.,.,., ....... , ............ ... ..
81 v!l nn. (on- nvlr.i wpthers. 35.50: cl pped
sheep, j;i.MW(4.ro; cuus, .i.ikb.i.du; uiinniii
!.,!, u 9S(i,K tvi! mm ,!irk. IB: cupped
lambs,' $1,351(5.10! few at $5.I2Hl cllnped culls,
$3.50: spring lambs, $3.0pfn"i.25 per head,
IIOQri liecfipis, o,-o iieiiu; i".':11! .
$6.20(fft'i.45; few fancy slate bogs at jd.wijo.ui,
KiiniM CI4 I.lvr 54loek MnrUcl.
KANSAS CITY. April 17. -CATTLE-Re-i
tnn ,.r..i,..,a una Tmhiw and M
calves: native and Texas beef steers steady
to lOo higher; cows and heifers stockers
and feeders strong nnd nctlve; native beef
OLD GRADE TO BE IRONED
Son l.lnr urejors nt Work Upon
llondlii-il llrlvrrrit Aberdeen
ii nil lllsnmrck.
AHERDEEN. S. 1).. April 17. (Special.)
Tho report Is fully confirmed that tho Soo
lino surveyors nre at work leveling up (ho
old grade between this city and Illsniarck.
Members of tho party hnvo openly stated
thnt they were of the opinion the ro.id
would bo ironed this season. If this Is
done a distinct lino will bo opened up Into
tho cnallleldn of North Dakota nnd chrap
fuel placed nt tho doors of the people ot
this fccctlon.
I'rcnnrliiK for G. A. II. Knciinipiiient.
SIOUX FALLS, S. I).. April 17. (Special
Telogram.) Philip Lawrence,, assistant sec
retary ot state, commander of the South
Dakota Grand Army of the Republic, con
ferred with citizens hero today and as a
result tho wheels have been bet In motion
for the proper entertainment of tho dele
gates to tho annual encampment of tho
South Dakota Grand Army of tho Republic,
Lake Madison Veterans' association, Sons
of Veterans and Spnnlshh War Veterans
at Sioux Falls In June.
One-Third Vote nt .Mitchell.
MITCHELL. S. D.. April l'i. (Special
Tolegram.) At the city election n oiia-lhlrd
voto was enst. Thcro wam no contest In any
of tho wards except one. L. A. Stout,
Josoph Koch. D. H. Miller and J, It. SV.rl
ven were elected aldermen. Tho main fea
ture of tho election, voting to erect a city
hall, carried hy two-thirds majority. Tho
total veto was 317 as against 850 last fall.
You or; Declines to Accept.
SIOUX FALLS. S. 1).. April 17. (Spe
cial Telegram.) S. E. Young, ox-spcaker of
tho lower bouse ot the stale legislature,
who was Inst night said to bo Hinted
for tho position of superintendent of the
State Reform school nt Plnnklnton, today
sold ho had been offered the position, hut
had declined It and would not accept it
under any circumstances.
Itllrsnril In Mlxniirl.
JOPLIN, Mo April 17. A gonuliio bliz
zard has been raging hero all day and prac
tically all outside business has been sus
pended. Snow und Bleet havo fallen alter
nately and la being driven by n strong wind.
ONE
MINUTE
Cough Cure
Cures Quickly
lb has long been a liousolioltl favorlto
for CoukIis, Colds, Hronehltls, Pneu
monia, Asthma, WlinonlnK Cough and
all other Throat and Luiir Troubles
It Is prescribed as a spec! tic for Grlppa
Mothers 'endorse- It ns an infallible
remedy for Croup. Children lileo It.
f ropared hv E. Q. OoWItt & Co., Chloaao.
FIRST CLASS PULLMAN SLEEPERS
...DAILY BETWEEN...
OMAHA AND SAN FRANCISCO
Without ClioniCf
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
..All the btrt Scenery of the ROCKY
MOUNTAINS and SIEKRA NEVADA by
Daylight In both direction.
DININO CAR SERVICB THROUOH.
) BUFFET LIBRARY CARS.
Por fall Information, reservations and I finer
. ary "Chicago to California" addreit City
Ticket Office, ijij Farnam St., Omaha,
Neb.
I
BtPers, J4.KVflu.iiu; moraem inn ""..
fifirci: western fed oteerx, $4.tW5.'Jn; Texns
and Indians. ll.4STiG.on; cows. $.1.25f 4.(15;
.iff,ru .iKif74.M: canners. 12.5051 3. 15: bulln.
3.!iBf(4.50! rnlvcH, J4.C5fr,.SO.
HOGS Itpcelpts, iR.fioo head; market
steady to wc lower; lop, n.iu; nuiK in
salea,' t5.8STifi.0fi; heavy. tf.fWifi.lO; mixed
tiackers. J5.S56.00; light, Jj.D6T(5.62H; plgH,
tl.!5ifiB.&0.
HHKKP AND LAMHH-Itccelpta. n.000
head; market steady; western Iambi. J1.95
ij5.1o; western wethers, Sl.tVWi.fiA; western
yearlings, J4.K5T?f..OO; nwe?, J4.25Ji4.50; culla,
J2.75Tj4.O0; spring lambs, $i.MfJ7.00.
Mnek In Hlglit.
Following nre tho
principal markets for
rccelptH
r April 17:
rattle, I
1.8(0
,,..17,0C)
.... 5,100
.... 21
at tho four
fogs. Sheep.
I.fio!) 3.4 IS
27,Kl 15,000
lo.WO fi.OCO
i),500 l.fiCO
28,202 M.159 20.O4S
South Omaha .,
Chicago
Kansas City ..
fit. loulH
Totals
Mlonx Vtty ' HlocU MnrUet.
SIOl'X CITY. April 17, (Special Tele-Rram.l-CATTLK-Heeelpls,
BOO; market
steady; beevts. Il.00f5.lo; oowh and bullH,
mixed. $2.00f(i3.75: stockers and feeders, 3.25
54.45: calves and yearllngN t3.00TM.t0.
HOQ8 Receipts, 1,500; market steady,
Ht. Lonls I.lvr sloe It Market,
HT. LOUlH. April 17, CATTLH Rerelpt,
2.CO0 head. Including 700 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
4.7W(5.M; dressed beef and butcher steers,
ti RfOTB.55! steers under l.OfO lbs.. tl.OOfl5.2G:
ttockeri and feeders, t3.0Og4 65; cows and
41 Ml LP.S JiHOIITHST TO
ST. LOUIS.
TheSt. Louis Cannon Ball
Leaves Union Etatlon dolly 6:15 p. m.
Arrives In St. Louis 7.00 o. m.
1H MILKS SIIOIITr.S'l
MJIOV.
TO
TheQuincy Express
Leaves Union Station dally at 7:00 a. m.
Trains loavo dally for at, Louis, Kansas
City, Qulncy and all points Mast or South.
Tickets to oil poInU In Huropo via all
lines. Call at O, Sr Ct. L. city ofneo, 1415
Farnam Street. Poxton Hotel 111k., or writs
Harry h. Moores,
C V. tt T. A.. Omaha, Neb.
Teti1inn itiat),
Boyd Commission Co.
Successors to James I!. I3oyd & Co.,
OMAHA, NEB,
COMMISSION
CHAIN, PIIOVIHIO.NH AMI KTIHJKS.
Hoard of Trade llulldliiu.
Direct wires to Chicago and New York,
Correspondence, John A. Warren U Co.
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