TO
THE OMAHA DAILY BET.: "WEDNESDAY, AI'KUj 24, 1DUT.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
May Con Brik Crop's Price Etcord and
Clous One-Eighth Highn,
PHILLIPS BUYS MILLION BUSHELS OF JULY
Liverpool PnlW in Htililiort Wlicnt Ail
tiuir.e mill May Tinnlilcii Hack Into
plt-I.liiniclntlon In Provisions
Cm line Market tii Decline.
and
or
!ed
dc-
ii
fnr
rtiHin nrit n Xfnv corn
. l'b'luY'."'"" "i ln,!.IV
I III1 crop pneo recuiu ("" , ',,,
IiLp.i fie. hltthcr. Wheat broke und
iKIiiltlatlon. closing, J'ic lower. Oat sc o
' Down aim provisions .iu" -----
prrsf.cu. . ,,,, ,,,
The corn inurKci ciuiik ,
Htro.iK position, and, while 'in
wu prouumy icra ii i. i ...
I,.,lnl of duantltles -l'"8ln ImniK It w
nevertheless uuo uciux.
speeulutlvo acta wax hat of y'0 f :
namely, tlici conci.ntrat on of im mu
corn In tho hands of Ocorgo Vv Vr,lti
nd hlii following. Tho desire for I r 't;
which 1 always a fn'.lor. wan Kt 'e ' 1
a limited extent, hut the al- BlrP,r the
..r ii... mriii.i u-iih not Impaired. Al mi.
opening longs offered 0,,,rn!!'' ..''"Vn
t . '.'. W."?-..U,?..JI':" .. " . '"".'m It neous
from 46o to l614c compared with 1,lt,
day's close at Wfte. ijiiciiii. "
.: ..i T..i. Mi.. Inller being also
.i.,.i -iwiiinrdv censed an
both shot upward.' Slay touching iTe, ma
IMS a new nign nw"Hu u
l.lllg sent IWny ikick ,' . 7,, niiritiir
r.,li,.tv,.,l hv imnthrr rally to 170. During
the closing hour of the neuron, the wiieui
wimknes-s caused somo Increase n the of
ferlii by Ioiikm and May worked down
o "w,u. but tho close wan strong ''
over yesterday at ISltc. J "'V. "' V"',
twccti HViill'ic and 45Uc '"""'K 'c
lower hi I l'S,o. Phillips was credited with
lying lww) bushels of July. His j.ur
chase? of May. already, approximate, at
R.WW.OOn to lO.OoO.OOO bushels, wefo intieli
less Hccelpts wero 162 earn. thlrty-olRlit
of rout rarl grade. A report of a bill Isli
Hltuatlnn In the country created consider-
"'l1.0.. h'1- ,. ,i....h 1,1U loaded
Ihun-clves yesterday, wan dumped bach
...... i, i.winv ii.... ni't.i f.lvornool fuller
tn rnllnw Dm advance on this Hide. May
opened lie to ?,c lower at 721f,c and It too
the combined InlluenceM of the cor
t .... iwn f.l n Win rti nnna 11 ti
t'onnrnmtlon of very unfuvorubln crop pi ok
.. . ... il.n .nlirl.nl 11.1 If
prClH 111 I-I'IIHMII IU Kl
TU'iiC. nmnenrio crop reports wero in
clowliiK as ever, and lonKM woimht to liiKo
prollt anil In bo dohiK hroko May to il'iC
The closto wan heavy and lHc lower at
'.IV. Aside from the liquidation men
tioned, tho trade was featurolena and of a
KCalpliiR elmraetcr. HxpoltcrH reported
twenty-tour loads takon. Clearances In
wheat and Hour wero equal to .WW
bushels, while primary receipts nKKro
uated SiSl.of"! busliels, compared with Il.il,
(iini bushels last year. Minneapolis and Uu
luth reported a total of 101 cars, aRalnst
:;ir last week and Ml a year bro. Local
receipts wero 108 cars, nono or contract
"Via a opened steady and ndvancod early,
in sympathy with com. and, although tho
bulge was lost on prollt-taklng, tho close
was steady. Tho general trado was scat
tered. A featuro of tho session was tho
liberal t-ealo on which a locnl operator
bought May and sold July, tho latter being
at ',ic discount at tho close. Hccelpts wero
PI ears. May Eold between and
cloned lie lower at 25745) 25i ,
I'rollt-taklng sales coming on a dull
market, caused tho provisions list lo oaso
,. i ., i.r.. ... 1l tr.
....... .. r.. .1 ... .. ,7 nKS.Vn nri.
.1 II I V IHI U .'MUU IIUWIl III , V-i.tiv
July rlbH Sli-il.'c depressed at $7.M7'Aft7.90.
IVtlmateil receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 70
ears: corn, (15 cars; oats, 115 cars; hogs,
27.110 head.
i no icauiiiK nuuren miiu uo luuuwni
Artlcles. Open. High. Low, Closo.l Ycs'y.
Wheat
May
July
Corn
April .May
July
Uats
.May
July
Tork
May July
Lard
May July
Hnpt.
Itlbs
May July
Sept.
nm 7214 71,i 713; '.2
., 4(i 45i
46314 47 4fi 4fil4 43
VmV !i ttj 41 41
2574 2lr 25?iftT 2l4Wi 2Way
25W3'i 25?4 2.V.4 ZZUiif, 25',
14 12 14 4214 14 2714 II 50 1 4214
14 6714 -H G7 It 4214 It 45 II 6714
8 1215 8 12(5 HO 8 10 S 15
8 0214 8 05 7 Olii 7 9714 8 0214
8 17 8 1715 8 12U 8 15 8 20
7 92(1- 7 !21a 7 8714 7 90 7 P2V4
7 8714 7 S714 7 S2141 7 S5 7 8714
No. 2.
fiuih ouolntlons were ns follows:
FI.OUR Steady: winter patents. $3.80
3.90: stralRlits. $3.20.1.70: clears. $2.G0fl3.40:
spring specials, $l.00(g'4.10: patents, $3.I5C(
4..r.: straights, J3.003.20; Dakcrs, J2.15K2.40.
WIIHAT No. 2 rod, 71',4ff7:ic:
COHN-No. 2. 4Gc: No. 2 yellow. 4Cc.
OATS-No. 2. 2l-5i27c: No. 2 white, 2SH5J)
i;i-iu; iNo. .i wane, .siu.uc.
KYU-No. 2. 62c.
HAIlLKY-tJood feeding, 4oo; fair to
choleo malting. 62??65c.
HUKDS No. 1 llax, $1.61; No. 1 northwest
ern, ti.tii; pnmo timoiny, 3.7s; clover, con
tract grade. $11.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $14.-0
viii..hj. i.iiru, prr to ins., jfl.mts.Vj. tjnort
ribs side!, (loose). $8.05(38.23. Drv snlte.l
shoulders (boxed), $6.87144f7.1214. Short clear
sides (boxed), $8.25E(8.37!s.
wnisitY hbbis or high wlnos. $1.27.
SUGAR Cut loaf. 6.11c: granulated, C.57c;
confectioners' A, 6.14c: oft A, 6.23c.
Following are, the receipts and shtpmtnti
lor louuy;
Kecelpts. Shipments
Flour, bbls..
"Wheat, bu...
Corn, nil
Oats, bu
live, bu
llarlcy, bu
r,3,ooo
, u,ol)o
. 85,000
.359,000
. 10,000
u6,OU0
20.000
1KI.C00
3.SI.U0O
SU3.000
5,000
On the Produce exchancn tadav tlic but
ter market was quiet; creameries, 15fi19c;
dairies. ll17c. Cheese, steady, 9J4?(Uc.
J'-Ksa, ii rill, li'OJifiC.
smv YOHIC km; HA I,
Uuntntlnim
on
MAIIK10T.
Vnrlonn
of thr nay
Couimoiiltlea
NEW YOHK. April 23 KI.OUU-Re
celpts, 2S.20U bbls.; exports, 26.237 bbls.
market moderately actlvo and steady
winter patents, $3.C3iff.00; winter straights
$3.4u(iiM.r.! Mlnnesntn milniilM tj ftvffi or., win.
ter extras, $..4552.S5; Minnesota bakers', $2.90
i3.:; winter low grades, J2.304f-.43. ltyo
uvMii, nuiuii mir in goou, j.bwj;i.ij; CIIOICO
i, fin...,, 1 "(... ,c
CORNMKA1 Steady; yellow western. V2c
city, 01c: Urandywlno, $2.4502.50.
HY1S Steady; No. 2 western, UOWc alloat,
HAHIiKY-Qulot; fooling, 4M?6814c, c. I. f
HARL10Y MALT Dull: western, C5972C.
.JV.U'r "ccolpts. 29,450 bu.: exports
143.107 bu. Spot, cosy; No. 2 red, 81Hc, f, o
b Hflout: No. 2 red, 7814c elevator; No. J
northern Diiluth, S7c, f. o. b alloat; No.
hard Duluth. 9014c, f. o. b alloat. Options
' ..iw,.u. inii m.-nnuusa ui mo Start
under disappointing cables, foreign selling
...... ,uw, .wui,.iiiHi uui. luiuea nnu Hold
qulto .steady all day in sympathy with
corn, liberal clearances and on covering.
1 hoy Anally eased off under realising and
iii . i,. j,,,,u ,,et neciine. siay
.&'4c: July, 7845J7 7-lSc, closed at 7714c; Sep
i.,VL,.7Iil:1r'?';6")0? !''.: exports, b7.09
riiin v "i"" oivjC, oiovator. nnu
V.iiTi.Ui . UJ'uti. unuon marKet ox
lilblted another season of strength todav
..;.voT-r,V.V ..'i f." uu" cuque, meal
r S 'VV1 8.m'1" "I'oculatlvo offerings
.?,na ?,l'a,Jy nt a part al Kc not advnnco
aV 5 i5 'jul'v B4 &Mayl wk51V4c. "closed
H?;)J-,y; Bl'IPl"U. 75GS0c; good to
: ' . .1- " ' i -vjui;.
k11 . ,K.RraL'iu,ly: 1.1.?'"!.ocl o'e. Rucnos
:2i
C'l'l-c y' 'W'"1'' hemlock, S
12.00! iiicns, $9.6ftfflO.OO; beef hams, $3
10.00) city, extra mess. $14.0041 16.00.
hwats, steady; pickled bellies. SiTlo
,00ff
cut
'He;
re-
lea,
i;iimt.u uuiiicd. n"j if i 1 1 ti
pickled slunilders. 7Hic; pickled hams. 10
$i.50i compound, $6.73. Pork, ati'mly; family.
fR tXjJIio'oo' tlLU w.wiiu.wi mess,
4W eu m ry TiJkBVfreV). 4c.
lU'TTlCn-HecJipts. 7,531 pkgs.; tlrm; hold
"'"'""ji luu.vui luuiory. tiaiue,
CIlKHSB-lUcelpts. 3,536; steady; fancy,
large, colored, lifirinic: fanev. larire. white
loitittllo; fancy, email, colored, 12Jfl21c;
1IUHT, RI1IU1I, WIIIU', lla4JUO.
HOOS-Uecelpts, 23,798 pkss.; steady;
wniirrn, regular price, uuo; storago west
""'i UV4L': southern, at nurk. 13ffl3ic.
i'uci.TH-Aiive, uulcl; chickens, 9c; tur.
key., fc. UrcMed. quiet, turkejs, lOlflOlic,
leauy . lines unciiaugeii.
MHTAI.8 There whh a sllcht reaction 111
i-i In l.rtlidnfi thilnv. line. It Wftn stated. tO
ii renewal of speculative Interest, despite
no ihci utai (no siausiicui OJIIUOK IB n
lenrlxh lis ever. The rlnfe abroad Was
steady, with iot quoted at JC117 2s6il and
futures at illll 15s. Tho local situation was
a featureless affair and prices did not vary
inrougnont mc session, closing on me
somewhat nominal basis of $:'6, with de
mand iiornuint. i opper in i.onuon was n
shade easier under liquidation and closed at
J.70.SU0 for spot and 70 !7a fid for futures.
While holdlnu iilllto slnulv the Inrnl iniir-
ket was slow at $17 for spot, Lake Superior
anil JlO.KJl. for casting nnil electrolytic.
i.euu was inactive out nominally n( un
changed prices, whllo In London a decline
of 2 Is was noted to iMIiCs. Trading In
"uu nuirKcia waa siow, apeuer remains
lUll lllld Wltbntlt ltntinrltttit rtitiirn nlflir
here or abroad at unchanged prices, which
wero at !.95ftS.15. Domestic Iron markets
ruled ratner quiet, but about steudy at old
PrlCeS. (llnIntV Wlirrniita Ktm 1T.1 nn.1 Mlil.
dlesborough, 45s I14d. ' '
OMAHA Vllti;..iSAt,U JIAItltUTS.
Condition of Trnde nnd Unotntloii.
on Miiiilt! nail l imey I'rndnoe.
EGOS Hecelota liberal! cood stork, tlrm
at Jl!iiil2!4c.
itivii i'ouLTiiy urns, sc; young ana
old roosters, 3-STc: turkeys, Vdvo; ducks and
geese, ;cU7Vic.
OAMK Mallanl ducks, per doz., $2.75i3.(X);
teal, $1.25U1.G0; mixed, $l.5i.b0.
UUTTlill Cominon to fair. llMllUe!
choice, I2jl3c: sepHrator, 20c.
r ufc.su uibiiiHH-i'irsj craas. souci
packed, New Vork counts, tmr can, SSc; ex
tra rclfctc, 32c, ktandurds. 25c; medium, 20c.
Second grade, slack tilled, Ntw York counts,
Per can. 2uc: extra selects. 26c: standards.
20c: bulk standurds. per gal., $1.25.
I' liuati i' isn iiiucic nuas, iuc; whlto
buss, 10c; bluellsh, lie; bullheods, 8c: blue
nils, 7c; buffulos, 6c; cattish, 12c; cod, 8c;
crupplc, &c; clcous, 7o: halibut, 11c; herring,
4c; haddock, 9c; mueUorc!, !5s; perch, 3c;
plckerul, 6c; pike, la, red snapper, 10a;
salmon. 11c: sunllsh. 6c: smelts. Sc: trout.
9c; whltcllsh, 8c.
fiuKUi-i.ivc, per aoz., ji.
VKALS-Cholce, 9Q10C.
HAY 1'riccs ouoted hv Omihn Wlmtsnnla
Hay Dealers association: Choice unland.
$11.50; No. 1 upland, $11; medium. $10.E0;
coarse, $10 ltyo etraw. S3. 60. Those prices
aro lor hay ot good color and quullty. Do
main! fair. Receipts, 1 car.
dats .no. z wnite, isc
CORN No. 3. 43c.
IJRAN-515.
VEGETABLES.
Sl'INACH l'cr bu. hot. 75c
ASl'ARAUUS California, uer lb.. 1S&
HUUlJAlHi-Calltornla. per lb., bo.
NKW UliKTS-l'cr do2.. 7Gc.
Mitf CAimuTS Pur doz., DOc.
NEW TCRNIl'S-l't-r doz., 75c.
CUCUMliEitS Hothouse, uer doz.. $1.25U
1.7u, as to una.
l'AUHNtl'fci-l'cr bu.. 40c.
TURNll'S-l'er bu. baskot. 60c
UEETS-l'er bu.. 40c
CARUUTS l'cr UU., 40c.
LETTUCE Per UU., 35tf40c
UADlSHES-1'or doz., 205f30c.
1'ARSLtJV Per doz., iS3c.
POTATOES Pur bu.. iliiCoc; Colorado.
J5c.
SEED POTATOES Early Ohlos. 65(a60c;
Red River Valley, 90c; Triumph. $1.10.
bwisiii i'ux-viuii-i'er uu;.,
CAUUAGE Holland seed, per lb.. 211c:
nuw Culituiitu, 214c.
TOMATOES i'lurlila, per b-DasKet crate,
$3.50; Mexicans, pur 4-baskut crate, $2.
oin iuivb-unio, per iu., ic; pur uui ii.to.
CAULIFLOWER Calltornlu. per crate.
$2.60U3.00.
UEANS Wax, per bu., $5; string, per bu..
$1.00. . . .
liLiU 1'IjAIN i l'cr uu, oox,
PUPPHR8 Per bu. box, $2.25.
PEAS Per bu., ,3.60; per one-third bu..
$1.00.
1'iiuna.
KV HA WHERRIES Florida. Der at.. 40e;
Texas, 25'o'30e; Lolilslanu, 2l-qL cases, $2.76.
GRAI'ES Malaga, pur keg. $7.5oa.00.
APPLES Per bbl.. $1.60; Washington, per
BU. uo.x, ..w; ucuuowcrs, i.yo.
HONE V Calltornlu, pur 2-sectIon case,
(3.76.
TllUl'ILAii DllUllO.
ORANOES-Callfornla seedlings. $2,250
2.60J navels, $2.7ru3.25.
LEMONS Calltornla, extra fancy, $3.00;
choice, $2.75.
bananas Per ouncn, nccoraing to size.
Jl.75W2.2i.
F1US California, now cortons. 75c: layers.
65c; Imported, per lb., lOSflic.
DATES l'ersfan, In 60-1 b. boxes, Salra, to
per id.: tiauowwen. uyfec per id.
PINEAI'PLES-Per dor... $2.25Q2.75.
HONEY California, pur 34-aectton case.
$3.75. tM m .
uiuiiK rcr ddi., i.du; per iiaii uui., la.
NUTS English walnuts per lb., 16c; fil
berts, per lb., i3c; almonds, per lb., 1820a:
raw peanuts, per lb., 63;5Hc; roasted, 6V4W
714c Brazils, 13c; pecans, lujjl2c; cocoanuta,
cuch. 414c
HIDES No. 1 green. Gc; No. 2 creon,
414u; No. 1 salted, 6V4c: No. 2 salted, 614c j
Mo. l vcai can, to iz ids., ?c; no. i veai
culf, 12 to 16 lbs., Cc; dry hides. SW13c; sheep
pelts, 25p75c; horso hides. $1.6002.5.
St. l.ouln Orn I ii and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Anrll 23. WHEAT Lower:
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 72Uc; track, 73l4fp
7o',4c; May, 72lic; July, 6314c; No. 2 hard,
7314c
111)' T ...... . l.TH O ..1. IEHI . 1 .
v. villi ijunti , uu. liioii, uu, iiuvn.
4514c; May, 44!44I4t4c; July, 43Hc-
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 2714c; track,
28ii2S14c: May. 27c: July. 25Vic: No. 2 white.
30c.
RYE-Ou ot at 54c.
FLOUR Dull: patents. $3.60a3.65: extra
fancy and straight, $3.1503.25: clear. $2.70(3
.w.
SEEDS Timothy, nominal: avornco re
ceipts, $2.755(,3.50; prime worth more.
uui(iNAii'jAL steauy,
U RAN Dull, heavy; sacked, east track,
0c.
HAY-Stcady: timothy. $10.60fT13.00: Dralrle.
ii'..i''ii ii.ii'.
wiiisivv steany, $1.27.
IRON COTTONTIES-$l.
HAnGlNG-Steady, 6!47c
HEMP TWINE 9c.
1'II.OVISIONS Porlr. firm? InViVilncr 1R ?(!
lard, lower, $S.10. Dry salt meats, steady;
boxed lots, extra shorts, $8.25; clear ribs,
$.3714; eleur sides, $8.50. Bacon, steady;
boxed lots, extra shorts, $3; clear ribs.
$10.1215; clear sides, $3.23. '
ftiiytvii.s-L,ead: Firm at JI.2214. Speltor:
Firm nt $3.80.
POULTRY Rtenrtv? xhlflr.ni fir.. f,.lr,.D
65J9c: ducks, 9c; geese, J(5c. ' ' '
dai4,Vl'6Tc?Wer: CrCamCry' 16:
LGGS-Steady at ll4c, repacked and cases
...UI Uljfll,
RECEIPTS Flour. R.(W hKl n,l...t it
000 bu.: corn. 68,000 bu.; oats. 65.000 bu. ' " '
,,?UiI.MKNTH-K,iir. 15,000 bbls.; wheat,
Ilvrrpoo1 Ci nil n and I'rovUloiift.
Kicady; No. 2 red wrstorn, winter, 6a lOVid;
Jiiiy. 5s ioid. ' mu3r' iVUl
CORN Sunt firm. A .nn.lnn 1 I
.;.. ....... ...u, ...nil ii)ai.-1j, new,
4s- 3d; American mixed, old, 4s 3ftd. Fu-
September 3s ll(4d.
l'EAS Canadian, quiet, 6s 67id.
liT.oun Kt. ijiniu fn.,A.. ,i.-- ..,..
- imu, oiuuujr,
PROVISIONS-neef, easy; extra India
mvro, m . sieaay; prime mess
ornpit. mi In ( . JTe n.l ..... V Z
cut. 20 to 30 lbs , nrm, 46s 6d; short ribs, 16
LlS,,li,.-fc:S n,iic 1 W ,0K clear
iKuutvp. m.w, uu in iu ids., easy, -joa d:
clear bollles, 14 to 16 lbi... qUiot. 4Kb M.
oiiuit, wiut at iu jo IUS,, Hironff 4Rq tin
Shoulders, square, 11 to 13 lbs., nrm' 35s 9d"
jiuiii-iii-i'iiicni uiuieu ciiaics. dull SSh
...ii... ...... nmui. uub.
f'IIVl.'SI.'Amnrlr.!in Or.n. . ..
iiiiiu i;iiy. eiienoy, i'os: Aim
.......... , . ........ .u.ui, UU,
1 1 .wl.lt t. t U nt I' 1 .1 ilil.lnn. 1 . . . ,
... i-i-.i'!.. iuni mil .itb umi iiircc (lavs
450.mil eelitnlH. Innlnrlln IV.l ."'!?.?
Anierlean.
Receipts of American corn during last
unci, uu a, iit.iuu cuiiiuis imurican.
Kiiiikiih City tirnln and Prorlsluna
KANSAS CITY. April 23. WHEAT May,
ui7ii, uui, i"wi ciiBo, io, . naru, ivffiU.c:
No. 3, 9c; No. 2 red, 70c.
CORN-May. 4lic: July, 410-HUc; cash,
?V2...ml5tud' 4-'l'i No- 1 white, 43c; No. 3,
42Wl421ic.
western, lie; fresh southwclcrn, ISVjC;
irrsh southern, 13c
CHEESE-Dull and weak; New York full
creams, fancy, small, H4iyi2c; New York
full creams, fnlr to choice, U'jyll'se.
.111 it nn live tirnln ..InrKcl.
MILWAt'KEE, April 23. WHEAT
Lower; No. 1 northern, 74e; No. 2 itirthern,
7Hf7.'c.
RYE-Stcady; No. 1, 64c.
HARLEV ijuict; No. 2, 57y5Sc; sample, 10
Sole.
Avnllnhle Supply of (irtilti.
NEW YORK. April 23.Urudstrcet's usual
weekly statement of the available supply
of grains was tut Issued toduy. It will be
sent out tomorrow.
New York exchange, 23c discount bid, par
(IE) III VI.
MOVH.HI.NTN OF STOVK.S AMI IIO.NHS.
Mnrket riinnge friiin lliioiin( Elntloii
mill Almonl C'ollnpii'N,
NEW YORK, April 23.-ToUay's stock
market presented ev-n more variety than
that of yesterday, although the high record
of transactions established yesterday was
not disturbed bv today's business. Dealings
wero on a smaller enio than yesterday. In
fact It was not until tho urgent selling
movement of the last hour had gained full
headway that the market presented any
thing like tho animation which character
ized It yesterdav. Speculative sentiment
ran over ptcttv niudi the whole gamut ot
emotions from that of buoyant elation dur
ing the morning to something like collapse
In the afternoon
Although tho market closed at net de
clines throughout, extending In vomo cases
to 3 or I points, or even more, there was a
tlmo during the morning when the level ot
prices was materially higher than yester
day and tho market had tho appearance of
a full resumption of tho bull speculation.
The high-priced railroad stocks continued
to bo tho principal subject in tho specula
tion, especially St. Paul, I'nlon Paelllo and
Southern Paclllc. Atchison preferred moved
upward nnd there wero points of strength
among the southwtydcrns, Burlington anil
Northern Paclll'3 were, strong and held hot
ter than the average of stocks Iu the late
break. Among tho specialties Amalga
mated Copper recovered quite vigorously
from yesterday's depression and United
States Steel stocks made a show of strength
for tho llrst lime In several days. These
were the principal centers of the rally
strength In Mio market, but their Influence
was radiated pretty generally through the
list. It would bo somewhat dltllcult to as
sign causo for tho early strength or the
late weakness, as it seemed to depoud lltllu
on news of the day. The motives of tho
traders w?ro confined for the most part to
fears or suspicions of what others wero
doing.
Powerful sunnort and violent uintilniila-
tlon wero resorted to In the earlv denllmis
and tho success of these measures In turn
ing prices upward caused a heavy coveting
movement among the huge short Interest,
which was formed veslerdiiv. Them worn
Intimations during the morning that an mu
cin! statement rocardlnc; tho Hiirllncton
deal would bp given out later In the day
hiki a rumor wns current uiai it would no
round to provide nn exchange of bonds to
tho value of ISO per cent and a cash pay
ment of $20 per share, together with a ensh
payment ot $2 per share for the next divi
dend. Tho report that tho price, of steel
rails was to be advanced to $2S per ton was
the cause of tho advance In United States
Steel, although professional maiilntitatloii
was much In evidence, nn It wns hi all parts
ot ino manteis. i no announcrmeni over
night of an engagement of $l,noUHJO In gold
for export seemed to have lltlo effect on
sentiment and reports were set nfloat that
largo blocks of government bonds wero held
ready to orter for redemption, which pro
vided gold for any export demand without
nffectlng tho money market. Tho source ot
mis avaiuiDio supply or government bonds
was not disclosed. Sterllnir exelnrnirn nlso
yielded slightly under tho offerings against
me gout snipmcut. Probahly its recovery
later In tho day was a large Influence in
tho renewed uneasiness, manifest over tho
money outlook.
The suu-trcasurv Is acaln takltiB monev
from the market and New York exchange
In tho Interior has fallen back to a dis
count. Indicating a cessation of the sunnlv
of funds, from that source. Tho adjourn
ment of tho Ilur lncton directum without
offering official announcement was a disap
pointment, nucccss oi ino uuus gelling
prices un was offset bv tho verv heavv
offerings to rcallzo attracted by tho nd-
vanre. i nis was especially so in tno uniicq
States Steel stocks, owing to tho suspicion
prevalent In Wall street that heavy liqui
dation is going on In theso stocks on the
part of former largo Interests In tho Indi
vidual companies absorbed by tho combina
tion ana who nro retiring, near selling also
becamo very bold and extensive when the
futility of the bull efforts to sustain tho
market began to ho seen. Tho closlnc was
weak at tho lowest and showed such violent
aecunes rrom tno top level as r!4 in Sugar,
4i In St. Paul, 4V4 In Brooklyn Transit, 4 hi
Consolidated Gas, 414 In Rock Island and
from 1 to over 3 points In a long list of Im
portant stocks.
Tno pond market was actlvo and lrreiru-
lar. Total sales, par value, $4,970,000: United
States 3s, coupon, declined 1. per cent on
tno last can.
Tho following nro tho closlnir nriees on
the New York Stock exchange:
OATS-No. 2 white. 30c.
inr. : l. . Mtti.tncp.
J ' A.v !? '9, t J o tn y. Jll.00tfll.50: choice
flnyiT'V;l!l,7:,Creamcry' mic; dairy,
EGGS Stendv: fresh Mlmirl nnri Vg
sas stock, lie doz., loss off, eases re
turned; new whltowood ci.scs-included, 14c
RECEIPTS-Wheat. 61,600 bu.; corn, 22,.
400 bu.; oats. 10,0(U bu.
SHIPMENTS-Wheat, 41,600 bu corn. 17,.
600 bu.; oats, 7,000 bu,
Toledo tirnln mill fired.
TOLEDO, O.. April 23.-WHEAT-Actlv(
but lower; cash, 7lljc; May, 74Hc; July
CORN Actlvo and strong; cush, 45Uc
OATS-Qulet! cash, 271jc; May, 26ic.
SEKDS-cinver, active nnd higher; cash
Phlluilelpliln Prodncr Market.
PllII.AnRI.mil A i.ll I1 nilmnn
Steady, fulr demand: fancy western cream-S--Vrir.,.c'.Ln.ncWC8tern
Pr'hl". Kc; fancy
EGds-Eufief; rrcnh nearby, UJic; frwb
Alchlfon
do rfd
Ttattlmore & Ohio.
Canadian Pacific ..
Cannila Su
Chrs. & Ohio
Chloaito CI. W
C II. & Q
Chi. Ill.l. & L
do nfd
Chi. & E. Ill
C. & N. W
tt, H. I. & P
C. C. C. & St. L...
Colorado Ho
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson
Dl. U & W
Denver & It. CJ....
da pfd
Erie
do liit pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hocking Cnal
llockine valley ...
Illinois Central ...
Iowa Central
do nfd
Ike Krle & W...
do pfd
Ikn Shore
I.. & N ,
Manhattan I.
Met. St. ny
Mexican Central .
Minn. & St. I.
do pfd
Mo. P.icltlc
Mobile & Ohio...
St.. 1C & T
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central ....
Norfolk & W
do pfd
Nn. Pacific
do nfd
Ontario & W
Ore. H & N...
do pro
Pennsylvania
Jttadfng
no 1st pra
do 2d pfd
Rio a. W
do pfd....
St. L. & S. P
do lot pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L Soutbw
do pfd
St. Taul
do pfd
St. P. & Omaha...
So, I'uctllo
So. Hallway
do era
Tex. & Tacliio
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
C7?i do pfd SD
i W Wheel. & !,. K l!?t
. 94V4I do 2d pfd 35
, 031j Wis. Central !1J
. 71Vi Third Avenue 12514
, 47'. 11. & O. pfd 9'.!i
, 22 a National Tulw?.... Mt
,r. u no pra lis
, 3C15 Amal. Copper lWi
. 7Hi Adams Kx 1S3
,t!7i American Vx 1D
,202 II. K. Kx 90
,153U Wclls-Fargo Kx....ll?
, 8U Amor. Cot. Oil :Ti
. IS',4 do pfd f5
, W',4 Amcr. Malting 514
, 23V4 do pfd 24 VS
,17714 Amcr. S. & It 6!?i
,219 do pfd
. 4I '"Ampr. Spirits 21j
, 94 '"do pfd 17
, 37',iaAmer. H. Hoop... 40',4
, 6'i'i a do Dfd sr.
,ISl a Amer. H. & W...
. lSi a do pfd
, V a Amer. Tin P
,H0i a do pf,l
, 31 Amcr. Tobacco ...
. 61 do pfd
, G."4 Anac. Mln. Co
,llo llrooklyn R. T
.ISO Colo. Fuel & Iron.
,104' Con. Tobacco
.VJJ'ii do pfd
,17214 Fcderul Steel
, 2314 a do pfd ,
, 81 Gen. Klectrlo .
,11214 Glucose Sugar
1)6 do pfd..
82',4 Inter. Paper
, s: ao pru
, Ct'.U'tclrde Gas
,156 'National lllscult ,
isit; do llf.l
, 62'4 National Lead ....
, H; do pfd
,102',; a National Steel .,
, 'h?i a do pfd
, 314 N. V, Air IliaUe..
, 4? No. American
, 76 Paelllo Coant
tV do 1st pfd
37K do 2,1 pfd
, 7.V, Pacific Mall
, 52i People's (las
, 79 Pressed S. Car....
,100 do pfd
, 46 Pullman P. Car...
81 R, It, & T
, 6SU Swtar
37i: I .In nf.i
, 6'-'4lTcnn, Coal A Iron
.16(57. u. n, iatncr
.150 do pfd
,135 I'. K, Ilunber
. 60'i do pfd
, 23U Western Union ...
, 814 Republic I. & K...
. i.'.M do nf.l
, US", U. S. Steel
. 8CTj do pfd ,
. 1CHP. C, C. & St. I.
, 48
110-74
76
117
126
II.-,
4ii
, 81
9214
.101
. 5S15
.10314
,.221
. SI
. 96
,. 2514
78! i
. (3
17
. sr
. r!4
.115
.106
. 87
. 63
. 9:
. 70
. 3S!4
.'.1314
. 4514
. 82U
.20U
. I
.lit
.122
. (6
. i:.?i
. 77V4
2014
. 61
. 92
. M?i
. 76'J
. 4fTi
, 91
. 67
Offered. Trust receipts. Nominal,
u Trust receipts and nominal.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: Tho stock mar
ket here waa less active today, but llrm
In tone. The chlof Interest still centered
In tho now Issuo of consols. It Is under
stood hero that tho public offer of i!30,
000,000 sterling has been subscribed for
eight times over. The premiums today
ranged from to lu the American do
purtment, trading was less active thnn
yesterday, but business wns still of largo
volume, London was rather puzzled by
the reaction In New. York yesterday after
noon and Is Inclined once more. In conse
quence of R, to tako 11 position on tho
fence. Tho weakest stock In this depart
ment was Atchison common, of which
there wore considerable sales, stimulated
by a rumor that tho Imcpndlng dividend
would bo only 14 per cent. Now York put
somo life Into tho murket by causing u
spurt In Northern Pactfle, but it wa's no
tlced that under cover ot tills advance
other Issues were sold, As a result of
these operations tho tone ot tho closo was
undecided. The bank bought 30,000 ster-
ing of gold bars, Tho eonsol Ismo has
brought about a heavy Inquiry tor money,
but the bank shows no disposition to cur
tall Its accommodation, lending freely at
4 tier cent, presumably In order to fn
cllltato public subscriptions. Paris ex
chungo was 25.17; Merlin, 20,43,
Hank Clrnrlnufl,
..9.J,A,HA' Al'r11 '-B.-nank clearings today,
$1,218,089; corresponding day Inst year, $1.
234.232: decrease, $16,143.
PHILADELPHIA. April 23.-Clearlngs,
$22,673,310: balances, $2,49j,6I2.
HALTIMORE. April 23.-Clearlngs, $3,512,.
S2: balances. $5S5,9S1.
BOSTON. April 23.-Clearlngs, $34,650,310;
balances. $2.fiol,62.
ST. LOUIS. April 23.-Cleartnjis. $(i.S7!U52;
balances, 11,162,2-32; money, Wl per cent;
( 1 11 l( 1 .11 1..-.I m ,.l -t.ia til" - ,Y-0.
balances, $1,754,331, posted exchange, $4.8oVj
5H.S9; New York exchatue, 15c discount.
CINCINNATI, April 23.-Clearlns, $2,773,
S50; New York exchnngc, 15y20c discount;
money, 5fi6 per cent.
Aim VnrU .Miincy Mnrlict.
NEW YORK. April 2J.-MONHY-On
ch', stcadj at 31743 per cent; last loan,
3'4 per cent; ruling rate, 114 tur cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-IJil's
per cent,
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm al a de
cline, with actual business In bankers
bills at $USMii.ti for demand and $lj?r.
r., 1 v-.lt r.... ........ .1...... ...(.ii tl sr.U.
n.ouTT, 1111 eiiy unio, iiu.i.i, "'ld, v...-.
4I.Mi and Jl.w; commercial bills, $I.SI'i'U
SlliVER-Certlllcatcs, nominal nt COc!
bar. COHf; Mexican dollars, IS',4c
ltONDS-Government, tuslcr; state, weak;
railroad, Irtcgular,
Tho closing prices on bonds today arc as
follows:
U. S, rcf. 2s, rcg...
du coupon
do 2s, rcg
do coupon
do new 4s, rcg,,,.
do coupon
do old 4s, reg
do coupon
do fa, rcg
do coupon
d. of c. J. c;s
Atcli. Kin. 1 ,
do adj. Is. ,
Canada So, 21
Chei. .t Ohio 41.3s..
ill! f.H
C. N. W. c. 7s..
do . P. deb. 5s. 1
Chicago Ter. ts...
Colorado So, Is..,,,
Itlo G. W. 4s ,
llrle grncnil (j
P. W. I). C. Is.
(len. lilectrlc to...,
Iomh Cent 1 nl Is...
I.. N. Uhl. 4s
M., K. & T. S
do la
I06U
106U
110'j
lli'i
119
'.IS'.
Ui
IlO't
lllli
v.;
t'!3'i
tl
KS'.i
106
122
112
121
9j
.7'4
hi
IS.
118
.!li
N. Y, Central la..
N. J. C. gen. Is..
No. Paclllc 3a
do 4s
N Y, C Sc St I. U.
N. At W, con, Is..
Oregon Nav. !....
do 4a
Oregon S. I,. 6s....
do conol os......
Ittadlng gen. 4s,..
Itlo O. V. Is
St I, Ac 1 M c. os,.
St I. & S P g. 63..
St. Paul cotifoln...
St. P.. C. & P. Is
I do 5a
So, I'n Itlo Is
So. Hallway 5i
rf. 11. & T. 6
Texas Pacific Is
do 2s
Union Pacific Is...
Wnbuth Is
do 24....,
West Shore 4s
Wis. Central Is...
lVn. Centuries ...
.131
. 72J.
.1031,
.107
.Uil
,1';9
.104',
.MS
.116
. W
.101
11514
u:
1W
.llS'i
.120(4
.
.1171.
. 59
"J)
l'J9
.105'4
.UD'4
.110
.11414
. Mil
951.
Offered.
IIiisIiiii Muck lliiolntlons.
IIOSTON, April 23.-Call loans, 3fl per
cent; tlliiu loans, 31414 per cent. OflltUI
tloslnz:
A.. T. ft S, V
do pfd
Amer, Sugar
do pfd
American Tel
Iloslon & Albany,
lloston ntcvatcd .
C R. At tl
Uomlnlou Coal ...
do pfd
Kltchliurg pfd
Gen. Klctrlu
do pfd
Mexican Central .
n. n. o. & c
old Colony
Old Dominion ....
Rubber
I'nlon Paelllo
Union l.ind
West Rnd
. 67 Wcttlngli. Electric. 61
, 9.'r4 Atchison 4 102
1414 N. II. G. & . Ci.... M
.12214 Adventure 17
.lil'4 lllng. Mining Co... 26i
.JltVi'Amel. Copper 121
.176 Atlantic .11
,195'i Norton & Mont 435
. 3i llnllc & Ilnsloi 116
.111 Cat. & llecla S38
,147"i (Vntennlul 29
.22U4 I'ranl.lln 1M4
lllumbeldt :
. 22'4 O'ccola 87
. ll'tlPurrot 53
.ill Oulncy 179
. 3:'4 Santa Pe Copper... S',4
. 20 Tamarack 337
. l'vi Utah Mining 33
. 2 Winona 414
. 9Ms Wolverines M',4
New York 31iiIiik Stockn.
NEW YORK, April 23. Tho following nro
quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con
Allco
Itreece
llrunsulck Con
Comstock Tunnel..
Con. Cal. tc. Va...
Dcadwood Terra ,
Horn Silver
Iron Silver ,
Lcadvllle Con
. 21
. 23
.135
. 21
. 6
.220
. LO
.110
. to
. s
t.lttle Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
l'otosl
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ,
Standard
14
900
M
.... 8
.... 6
6
25
65
29
OMAHA LIVE STOCI MARKET
Beef OiUtla Eold About Stead; tad Ftedtri
Brought Stronger Prices.
HOGS AVERAGED A SHADE LOWER
."lieeii Were In I,lht Supply nnd
Prices on Roth Mirep nnd l.miibs
Looked About Mrnily nn Com
pared tilth Yrstcrilti).
SOUTH OMAHA. April 23.
lecclpts were: Cattle. Hugs. Slieop.
iclul Alotuiiiy u,u3ti 6,ita U.SOi
iclal Tuesday 2,Jil l2,luJ 2,3j
Receipts
iiucim
Oiuclal
Twn ili.vu llilu ii.,!..
Samo Uuya last wcck..
Samu wuck before
riamu three wccks ago
Haiuo tour wllks ugu..
aatuo (Iuvh last year...
Average pncu p.iat iur nogs in
Oniaiiu itlo past ucrui du with
piuisons:
6,917
i i,i4l
, b,H0
, tj,612
, 6.101
18,274
L.ull
.,ulo
11, -u
S.7t0
lo.iwJ
L.9.1
lt,sJ
6.6S1
9,ii6
Souiii
cum-
I iwi. KnM.iM'j.iyj.iMLi9.i.
April 1...
April 2...
April J. .
April 4...
April a...
April u...
April 7...
April 8...
April 9.,,
April 10.. 1
rt,iru 11.. 1
April 12.. I
April 13.. I
April 14..
April lo..
April 16..
April 17.
April lit..
April iu..
April 2u..
April 21..
Apt II 22..
April 23.. I
6 91141
6 00 I
t 9314!
b M-,t
0 (IjIjiI
b J6?tl
' I
6 01HI
6 OS I
0 li
b 2.M
5 dU
U O0
5 2i
I 3.611
a .11.
5 9j.1
b 921.1 6 33,
o 43
401
I 0 48
6 019-il
b 93 I
ii 9Jk
0 8414
6 iS'Ji;,
6 Mili
6 &0H
6 45
6 65
6 49
6 46
5 45
5 42
5 36
3 0-1
3 Imi
3 U)
3 0i
3 til
3 tbj
3 6S
J Oil
3 Ul
3 ',11
3 67
3 7J
I
3 ,2
3 63
3 71 1
3 10
3 77
3 72
3 05
3 0I
I
i 73
3 (9!
3 '1 J
3 7.'
3 71
3 7
3 71
3 71
3 611
3 70
3 U7
3 01
3 60
3 61
3 US
3 73
3 till
3 74)
3 92 3 54
3 92 1 i b4
3 91 3 w
I 3 62
3 90, i
3 u 3 S
3 M 3 o9
J 6U 3 ol 1
3 4i 3 62
3 9V u oU
I 3 Jl
3 Ul
3 VI
3 hJ 3 49
3 801 3 33
3 ;
3 91
3 91
3 84
3 M
3 M
3 uU
3 :9l
3 35
S 4J
3 35,
3 301
3 30
3 3
i H
4 S4
4 82
4 'I
4 82
4 tl
4 89
4 81
4 77
4 12
4 7
4 u
4 7J
4 7
4 71
4 61
4 bl
4 69
3 70
4
3
1
3
29
6
09
it
17
13
o
3
1
13
3
29
n
52
I
11
27
4
20
1
.1
t s
p.H
lock
SC3.
London Stock tlnotatlnna.
LONDON, April 23.-4 p. m.-Closlng:
Consols, money .... 04'i do 1st pfd 7114
do account 94 &-I6 Pennsylvania 82
70'.1 rteadlnc 12i
ranadlan raclfVj.... 98 INo. Poclflo pfd 100'i
HI Paul li-'i uranu iTunit
Illinois Central ....14514 Anaconda lo
Ixiulsvllle 10S?i Rand Mines 42'i
Union Pnc. pfd 89 U. S. Steel 4i!i
N Y. Central 156'.4l do pfd 9i
Krle 3914
Condition of the Trennnry.
WASHINGTON, April 23. Today'H state
ment of tho treasury balances In tho gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho J160,0n0,000 gold
rcsotfvo In tho division of redemption,
shows: Avallablo cash balance, $153,320,
694; gold, $91,417,309.
Wool Market,
ST. LOUIS, April 23.-WOOL Easier for
top medium grades: others unchnnged;
II.. ... ftT.ICn- .Anu Olio 1(V7fl
IHCUlUIll Kl.llil'ff,- ,.llJ. vM-iiWv
12c: light, line, 12fU5c: tub washed. 17f?27c.
nionnM ( n.ll nn H'OOI Tlmrn lu
practically no change from tho condition
of last week In tho wool market here.
Tho demand is moderate, but tho trading
has not been equal to that of tho last fow
weeks. Territory wools contlnuo to head
tho list In sales, line, medium and line,
scoured: staplo Is quoted at 42430, nnd
the strictly staple 45c. l'Meeco wools aro
quiet. Thero havo been some good lines
of Australian fleece wools picked up dur
ing tho week and these lines arc attract
Inir morn attention here than usual.
Territory' wools contlnuo to bo tho bulk
of transactions. Fine medium and lino
uennrnil stnnln Is ouoted at 42W43C. whllo the
staple artlclo callB for 46ft48c. Fleece wools
are (iukh, uiiu tiuiiiu .iiicTs 1.1 uiuu . v ,1. ii,,.,
abovo havo been cleaned up at 27c, with
Nn 1 wnshed at 28c. This shows a weak
ness In tho latter wools, but tho call Is
running toward tho liner sorts. Tho follow
inr- .ire tho nnntatlons for leading descrip
tions: Ohio nnd Pennsylvania fleeces, X
and above. 2l(823c: XX ana aDove. 2i5ac;
delnlnn. "SMi29e: No. 1 combing. 23fr26c: No.
2 and three-eighths blood, 25fi26c; coarse
and braid wasiied, ii'tr-bc. niicnigan, wis
rnnsln. etc. X Michigan. 21o: No. 1 Mich
lgan combing. 25c; No. 2 Michigan combing,
25e; coarso and braid wnsncd, 24c; line dc
lnlne. 2tfn''5e. llnwnshcd medium, etc-
Kentucky and Indiana quarterblood comb
ing, 22c; three-eighths blood, 22c; Mls-
Mlssouri quarterDiooa turaums,
three-quarter blood, 21c; braid comb
ing, 20c. Territory, scoured basis,
Montana fine medium and line, I4ffll5c;
Kennre.l. 42(fN3e! staple. 4ofi46c: Utah.
Wyoming nnd Idaho lino medium and tine,
12iH4c; scoured, 40842c; staple. 4445c. Aus
trallan, scoured basis, spot prices, combing
superfine, nominal ax onuiucj goou, ovoooc;
uvcragc, uoybjc.
Xew York Dry Cioodw Market.
NEW YORK. April 23.-DRY GOODS
Tho homo demand has been without new
foaturo of any moment, but there has been
more business done for exporting In brown
cottons nnd export cuts of the latter have
"hardened tendency. Uleached nnd coarso
colored cottons are quiet ami uncnaiigen.
In prints and ginghams the market Is
without new feature. Print cloths Inac
tive throughout. Hosiery und underwear
dull and market Irregular.
Peorln .Mnrket.
PEORIA, April 23.-CORN-Hlgher; No. 2,
14 c.
OATS-lnactlvo; No. 2 white, 2Sc, billed
through. . .
WHISKY On tho basis of $1.27 for fin
ished poods. '
Sen- York 1.1 e Stock Mnrket.
NEW YORK, April 23. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 543 head, all for exporters and
hlaughtcrsrs except four cars; no trade;
feeling Hteudy; cables quoted refrigerator
beef lower at 7?hSc; exports, 650 cattle,
1,845 sheep and 4,600 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 185 head; market
steady: no good veals here; common to
fair. $3.00(85.00. all sold.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recclpts, 1.191
head; sheep, nominal: southern lambs,
llrm: wonled lambs. $0-20; clipped lambs,
nominal; southern spring Iambs. $j.3.
HOGS Receipts, 1.781 heud; none for sale
Rllvc; nominally lower.
Stock In SlKht.
Following aro tho receipts at tlio four
principal markets for April 23;
1111111.. dWKn, oiiceil.
Indicates Sunday.
110 otliclal number of cars o
Drought In today by each roud was;
cattiu.iiugs.Dii
C M. .t St. P. Ry
O. ei St. L. ny. ..
Missouri Paclllc Ry
Union Paelllo system....
c. & N. w. Ry......
V.. E, & M. V. It. R
s. c. & P. Ry.. ..........
t; st. P.. m. & a. Ry...
n. & M. R. it. n
c R. & Q. ity
C, R. 1. i P.. cast
C R. I. & west
Illinois Central
Totat receipt 121 M 10 4
The disposition of tho day's receipts was
as i'oIIows, each buyer purchasing tho num-
per 01 ncuu iuuichicu.
Uuyors.
Onuilia Packing Co....,
G. H. Hammond Co...,
Swift and Company...,
Cudahy Packing Co...,
Armour ei t;o
R. Hecker & ucgan ..,
Vnnsant Sc Co ,
l.obniau St. Co
W. I. Stcpiran
Hill Sz Huntzlngcr ....
Livingstone At Schallcr
A. S. Mawhlnney
Hamilton & R
L. F. liusz
Wolf & M
thcr buyers
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
324
162
633
697
BOS
25
5
6
107
It
10
:
45
II
136
2SS
2,309
2.920
3,621
3.145
',95
S77
1,114
291
Totnls 2,904 11.93S 3.094
CATTLE Thero was a liberal run of cat
tlo hero today, but the demand on the port
of packers was In good shapo nnd tho
market ruled actlvo and fully steady on tho
more desirable grades.
Tho bulk of tho receipts wero again com-
1 .. r ......... tnf ii,filnVi .Hum wnfl
an active demand. Tho better bunches were
picked up early In tho morning at fully
yesterday's prices, and tho general run ot
came aiso soia rcaouy hl juji nn.-,jr
T ..... 1 n t.nnH nntlvn mnrket from
start to llnlsh, and everything was out of
ilrst hands In good Bcason.
Thero wero very few cows and heifers on
sale this morning, and the market could
be quoted generally steady. The better
grades sold without difficulty at fully steady
prices, but tho trade on tho common kinds
was a little uneven, but in most cases prices
Iookcu Hieaay. ... j j
Good bulls wero In actlvo demand today
and all grades sold at practically steady
prices. Stags and calves also sold In yes
terday's notches.
Tho stocker and feeder trado showed
somo Improvement today over yesterday
and tho market could be quoted 6trong. The
j , . u n nniinlrv la Itnnrnvlnlf. nnd
as not many cattle aro coming anything at
all aosiraoio is sciiiug in. vxij, sui.siui.iui;
prices. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERH
Av. IT. No
3 10
3 25
2 28
3 80
3 CO
3 ft)
3 70
3 15
3 85
3 90
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 10
4 15
4 20
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 35
4 35
4 10
4 40
4 40
4 50
4 ro
4 .'0
4 M
4 50
4 50
4 ro
4 50
4 50
4 f,5
4 li
4 55
4 ro
4 60
4 ro
4 60
4 no
4 CO
4 CO
No.
3..
1..
1..
1..
35..
3..
2..
17..
1..
:..
1..
6..
1..
1..
1..
1..
3..
V.'.
I. ...
4....
3....
4....
6....
1....
1....
1....
4....
2....
2....
12....
4....
II. ...
6....
7....
13....
17....
17....
11....
18....
1....
45....
16....
G..
1....
6....
1....
16....
21,...
5....
16..
885
1100
1120
670
947
m
600
825
750
810
1020
1132
870
1080
760
S0
893
656
, 900
, 740
1100
937
816
72
802
810
670
v." W
...... 852
950
940
Ml
1127
1264
964
952
916
920
1062
1029
967
1000
1049
1016
1092
910
964
1040
1030
1063
1104
,.104
1.
45..
33.
40.,
40.,
3S.
20.,
2.,
14.,
21.,
20.,
20.
2.,
24.
13.
5.,
24.,
15.,
14.,
59.
8.,
14.
20.
27.,
9.
18.,
10.,
18.
9.,
11.
41.,
16.,
17.,
17..
11.,
5..
3.,
3.,
15.,
1..
8..
21..
3..
1..
19.,
20..
14..
22..
23..
5..
1..
18..
Av.
1000
1044
1014
1041
1212
1239
1063
1060
1078
1017
not
1096
1095
, 1055
944
1156
1027
1254
1093
1149
1123
, 1007
1222
1021
, 1044
1231
irvTft
1151' 4 85
1163 4 85
1160
124
1234
1195
1170
1141
1200
1146
1373
980
1230
1116
1167
1418
1170
127S
1194
12:5
.....1272
1469
1228
1350
1480
..1378
Pr.
4 60
4 65
4 f5
4 C5
4 67 '4
4 6714
4 70
4 70
4 .0
4 70
4 70
4 10
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 r,o
4 80
4 SO
4 $0
4 85
4 85
4 85
4 M
4 85
4 W
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
I 90
4 95
4 95
5 00
5 00
5 CO
5 )0
(i 10
5 10
5 10
5 2ft
5 20
5 20
6 :;o
....,. ..v.v v ,H...... .I2TH
STEERS AND HEIFERS?
I J 1045 4 70
6 731 4 25 II 975 . -0
11 810 4 CO 27 . 82 1 -i
6 856 I 70 51 uu J ii
8TEERS AND COWS 0
7 HOT 4 ro 3 11
STEERS AND STAGS
1142 4 CO
171 4 90
South Omaha
Chicago ,
Kansas City .
St, Louis
2.911
.. 3,0o0
.. 7,400
.. 4,100
12.109 2.33;
18,000 900
15,000 4,000
9,100 3,600
Totals
.17.111 61.500 11,333
Ollleem Shot liy Trnmp".
JOPLIN. Mo., Aptll 23.-Pollcoman
Charles G. Sweeney was shot and klll.-d
and Ofllcer Rert Rrannon was fatally
wounded early this morning whllo attempt
Ing to urrest a gang of live tramps founJ
tn a box car. The ofllcers were taking
the men to the station when one of tho
tramps shot both policemen from behind.
Four of tho men escaped. 'I he fifth, James
Toby of St. Louis, gave himself up at the
pollco station. Roby says ho foil In with
the men whllo on his way to l-ort Smith,
Ark. He says thoy wero on their way to
Fuycttevllle, Ark
New Record 011 Steel Itniln.
NEW YORK. April 23. The Herald says:
Steel rail manufacturers state that within
a week tho price of steel rails will bo
advanced from $26 to $2S a ton. A meeting
has been called for tills week, at which
mcmberB of tho pool will take action on
an advunce In prices. The Increase, It is
stated, will tako effect on May 1. Tho
tounngo of steel rails placed so far this
year exceeds that of any year In the
history of the trade. It Is estimated that
since the pool made tho price of rails last
fall orders for more thun 2,0(0,000 tons have
been placed.
7S0
1020
1056
1100
870
1000
7S0
900
loso
too
985
1425
, 1110
, 960
910
1090
, 990
, 12C-J
1025
1400
1040
1120
1370
1075
1040
1140
10X1
1220
1120
910
1023
1270
105C
2 810
2 1275
1 990
2 900
6 1IC5
1 1060
1 1310
2 1050
1000
6 1165
1 1220
1 9i
1 104)
21 1210
'l... 1020
1 1110
1 , 770
2 1023
ie ios3
1 1000
1.... !9
1 1729
3""."
2 00
2 40
3 40
2 50
2 50
2 63
2 5
3 ro
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 CO
3 00
3 0i)
3 00
3 00
3 CO
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 25
3 23
3 23
3 23
3 !5
3 15
3 25
3 23
V5
3 23
3 23
3 23
3 20
S 25
3 25
3 40
3 10
3 10
3 40
3 40
3 10
3 50
3 ro
3 10
3 50
3 M
3 ro
3 10
S f.O
J
3 54
I ti
I CO
cows.
1...,
6...,
8..
2..
12!".
5.'.'.
II.,
2.
.,1320
.. Hi
..16?)
..1280
.. 990
..1314
..1010
..1270
.. 990
..1200
,.. 80
,..1140
..1109
..1270
1. .1250
.1170
,..1200
...1290
,.. 975
...1140
...1070
...1080
...103.)
. ..1160
,..1270
...1210
...1210
...1140
...1111
,..1140
...i:30
,..1146
...1110
,..1046
,.,1336
,..1115
...1375
...1150
...1475
... 525
,..1101
...1310
,..1230
...1162
...1160
... 971
... 933
,..1110
...1240
...1076
...1110
...1152
...1221
3
3 6S
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 73
3 73
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 73
3 50
3 83
3 83
3 M
3 90
3 90
3 90
3 90
3 90
3 90
3 95
4 CO
4 00
4 00
4 10
4 10
4 00
4 iO
4 00
4 03
4 10
4 10
4 10
I 5
4 15
4 15
4 20
4 20
4 20
4 0
I 20
4 25
4 :i
4 30
4 ?0
4 28
4 85
4 73
4 33
4 33
4 33
2 Utf. 3 CO 3 IMS i
5. 10.12 3 65
COWS AND HEIFERS.
2 3 00 9,.,., 957 4 29
; 930 4 20
HULLS.
i 1200 2 75 1 730 2 80
1 1180 2 10 1 1710 2 83
1 1490 2 Ui 1 1.V0 3 90
1 1320 3 (0 1 1100 3 0
2 1043 3 00 1,,,,...,...,I370 3 90
1 1170 3 13 1. .1180 3 N
1 1030 3 15 1 1120 3 90
1 1170 3 25 1 1830 4 00
13 1126 3 20 1 1050 4 00
1 8.V) 3 .V) 1 1350 I 00
2 , .IM', 3 65 1 1900 4 00
1 1220 3 C3 1 156") 4 00
6 3 J TO 1 1010 4 00
I. 1E0 3 75 2 , 1755 4 CO
1 1480 3 75 1 2100 4 03
1 0O 3 75 1 960 4 20
2 1723 3 75 1 280 1 75
1.... l;o to 1.. 350 4 50
1 1350 2 80
CALVES.
1 250 3 :v 1 210 6 V)
1 110 3 CO 1 210 6 50
1 130 6 0 1 150 6 75
STOCKERB AND FEEDE1JS.
1 if,0 ! 25 at 4 20
T0 J li 3 662 4 25
770 3 00 4 723 4 25
1 1040 3 25 11 819 4 23
J 55 3 1.0 7 Ml 4 20
WJ 3 50 4 10O) 4 30
2 802 3 50 30 559 I 33
' HO 3 75 25 803 4 I)
1 t80 3 S3 1 JM 4 40
,'" 930 4 CO 15 Ki 4 10
'? 760 4 05 1 640 I 43
J 0 4 15 1 90 4 45
, 790 4 (VI 12 lf5 4 13
1 HM 10 6 428 4 50
18 727 4 10 8 S02 4 50
4. 8S7 4 13 2 550 4 75
HEIFERS.
I 770 3 io 1 850 4 20
2 630 3 60 2 7u 4 .0
2 7C0 3 "5 7 997 I iu
1 570 3 9) 2 1195 4 25
1 F90 4 CO 3 793 4 So
1 520 4 ro 1 115.) 4 r-0
19 617 4 00 1 910 4 23
2 600 4 00 2 1225 4 45
1 920 4 00 1 810 4 50
2 954 I 10 5 1256 4 U
1 680 4 IV
STAGS.
'. 930 2 (0 1 129 ) 3 "3
750 2 W 38 1J03 4 25
1 960 3 15
1.
1
1....'.
1
!:::::
1
1
1
6
1
1
3
4
8
4..1..
STOCK COWS
820
... 540
,.. 930
.. 720
,.. ih'i
. . .104-1
,.,!)
... 910
,.. 700
...1025
,.. 6.1)
1 75
3 25
2 10
2 30
2 50
2 60
2 15
2 75
2 75
2 80
3 00
AND
4
1
1
23
1
4
6
6
55
10
!0
HEIFERS.
,i'Ci 3 no
600
770
, 850
1000
, 825
433
, 706
, 72
603
3
3 23
3 40
3 50
3 CO
3 75
3 73
3 M
4 00
. 290
. 437
. 220
. 410
. 385
. 2S5
. STOCK CALVES.
2 ,
.1 00
3 0
3 50
3 75
4 M
4 00
4 00
52.
39..
1..
i.'.
, 305
, 437
450
, 405
, 4M
, 410
I 50
4 70
4 75
5 00
5 "O
5 CO
6 00
lmiOt;SjuT'1tL0 . V th0. heaviest run of
S5 .Ht, lms. "rrvod In somo tlmo
KlEaS,kcr' took advantage of the oppor
tunity to pound the market a little. The
market started out weak to 2fcc lower, but
... i.0t ,V 2. . iiiiireu me r n us
lUrM0 nTO'Kl Wfti hL?ly With
hogs going from $5.8214 to $5.90. and the light
mixed hoars from IS.77U ,n
but18 '!.?' -cqn.
as good, particularly ot, the"llght hogs.a d
the close nam mun i III.. ,"" :i'.,u
general Wket wX o lv "a UJET, A"S
tnan yesterday, with the mno nw Virl
l'..iinu,U OUlCSi
fcamc,
No.
13....
71
77
72
1
73....
65....
80.
(M.
74.
6S.
73.,
44.,
69.
75.
81.
86.
83.
70.
72.
70.
66.
,.184
,....201
210
187
...223
...19$
...193
...210
'.'.'.210
235
214
...211"
...223
...199
...209
...194
...222
...210
...219
...245
78 245
74 205
79 220
73 222
43 211
73 206
65 207
82 200
...216
...214
Av. 8k. Pr
.336 120 6 70
80
80
240
80
40
160
'so
"so
80
40
5 76
5 75.
5 75
5 75
6 75
5 75
5 75
6 75
6 75
5 75
5 7714
6 77Vi
6 77(1
6 77
6 77k
5 77J4
5 774
6 771,
5 771,
6 7714
6 7714
6 77H
5 77(4
7714
83.
80.
70.
65...
6S...
69...
33...
33...
90...
67...
73...
76....
59....
71....
83....
84....
56....
61....
64....
70....
73....
90....
28....
64....
61....
94....
62....
81....
61....
29....
39....
85....
76....
121 ,,222
82 211
67 254
69 129
59 -61
.222
.206
.246
.240
.246
.255
.217
.219
.239
,..13
,..31S
,..233
,..20
,..202
,..274
,..242
,..250
,..SM
..203
,.,206
...223
,..227
,..219
,..219
,..230
,..226
...233
..313
..207
..223
,,.255
86.
80..,
71...
73...
66...
65...
69...
11...
12...
68...
65...
71...
91...
62...
70,. ,
70...
69...
60...
65
.230
225
229
235
265
...,.286
225
237
203
243
268
263
213
. 21
..1246
...26G
...242
...243
...259
6 7714
6 7714
6 7714
5 77H
5 77V4
6 771,
6 77(4
6 7714
5 7714
b 77t4
6 7714
6 7714
6 7il4
6 7714
5 171,
6 771,
8 n;
5 7714
5 7714
6 7714
3 7714
5 7714
6 771,
6 7714
5 80
5 80
6 80
5 80
5 80
5 $9
5 60
5 ro
6 80
6 80
5 80
6 80
I 80
5 SO
) 6 JO
80 3 80
... 5 80
.. 5 80
5 80
5 80
5 80
5 80
5 SO
5 80
6 80
I 50
5 80
5 80
6 SO
5 80
5 80
6 80
S 80
5 80
6 80
5 80
8")
SO
80
80
80
i&5
80
120
120
80
80
200
80
'so
200
160
80
280
80
120
40
160
Nn.
66...
34...
75...
73...
...
61...
25...
6...
73...
61...
61...
83...
67...
70...
60...
75...
70...
68...
68...
66...
69...
4S..
88..
67..
65..
62..
71..
66..
69..
CO..
73..
68..
76..
61..
61..
Av.
..241 160
..245
237
"241
..219
,212
1309
..259
..240
..254
..292
..212
..227
..267
..262
..265
..253
..2S0
120
80
80
40
120
320
120
120
SO
80
...265
...256
...29S
...216
...250
...238
...215
...221
...232
...222
231
..,..227
231
270
268
..271
80 239
C9 216
84 217
71 236
69 218
30 300
72 210
61 2
..271
SO
'so
160
40
40
'so
120
200
160
40
80
ICO
80
80
40
20...
88...
68...
131..
84...
"6...
61...
69...
70...
61...
68...
72...
60...
61...
75...
6?....,
M
71
74
73
76....,
61....
43....,
46....
49....,
60....,
....,
II
63
M
39
60....
80.
71.
it.
69.
60.
60.
43.
75.
CO.
M
227
216
...'.'.Tn
208
.. 23S
...2SI
...285
...244
...2SI
...267
...300
...2S8
255
254
258
251
271
227
233
...222
...259
...248
...237
,..30
,..270
...289
,..280
...283
...293
.287
..255
....26S
....310
....280
....302
....242
....319
.... 254
281
..311
80
120
120
80
120
ioo
160
'so
'so
80
6 0
5 80
6 80
5 80
5 SO
5 SO
5 SO
6 80
6 SO
6 80
6 80
5 SO
6 80
6 80
5 SO
5 SO
5 SO
6 SO
r. jo
6 80
r so
6 SO
5 80
r so
5 80
5 SO
5 80
5 80
6 80
b 80
6 ro
6 80
6 80,
5 80
5 10
7 M
5 80
5 80
6 80
5 SO
3 80
6 80
5 80
6 80
5 80
5 80
5 80
5 0
5 80
5 8214
5 8214
6 82U
5 S214
5 82'4
6 8214
6 S214
5 82t4
6 1214
6 824
6 I24
6 8214
s S
5 S24
6 8214
5 S2V,
5 S2'4
6 S24
6 85
E S5
5 85
5 85
6 83
3 85
6 65
5 83
5 85
6 85
6 85
6 85
6 (6
6 K5
6 85
5 8714
5 8714
S 171,
5 90
6 90
2 940 4 44
12.... UU 4 (I
CQ on
T . "v " ' whb u ngnt run or sneep
here today and the quality of the offerings
was only fair. It was not a particularly
?.!! marite'. out still tho more desirable
niirirn4ia Vw j v. . i ,
iruL -7 -"eru nanus in gooa season.
with yesterday. Wooled shei. ni,i n
$4.57'4, the same as yestcrua. and clipped
sheep brought Sl.to. The lambs that sol l
yesterday lor $4.9j brought JJ.OO tixla, so
that tho market as a whole could be quoted
steady.
Feeders have of course felt the effect',
of the decline on fat stuff lo a greater or
less extent, but still the dt'matid Is litrho
enough tu take what Is coming at very
satlstactory ptlces,
Quotations: Choice wethers, $1.604? I. ":
fair to good wethers. $l.25iJJ4,50: clipped
wethers, $4.33?f4.ri0; fair to good clipped
wethers, J4.26itj-I.35-, chulco lightweight car
tings, $l.604,75; fair to good yearlings, $l..ij
IH4 50; clipped yearlings, $l.2Jyi.60; eholco
lightwtlght ewes, $4 1.Hrl.30; talr to good
ewes, $3.60o3.75, clipped ewes, $."..2.'!il I.W,
choice lambs, $4.9.ff5..Ji fair to good lambs
J4.6.V(f4.t): clipped lambs. $1,351; 1,65; sprllifl
lambs, $6.0c4f7,io; feeder wethers, $3.7Syi.23
feeder lambs. $l.wi4.50. ReprcscntatlV4
sales:
No. av. Price.
10 western ewes 112 $4 00
lsi western wethers 117 4 51'
266 Colorado lambs 86 6 10
-) cull western wethers S7 3 (
23 feeder lambs .,, 52 .'125
27 western ewes 79 3 25
IS Western ewes 92 4 fl
200 clipped western wethers ' I 15
632 western yearlings........ 80 I ,"
89 western lambs ) I 30
440 clipped western wethers loo I 10
2 sheep ISO I 70
674 clipped Colorado lambs 69 I 70
SO western owes Hi 3 50
12 clipped feeder lambs 66 1 m
f S clipped western lambs 77 4 a.!
12 mixed sheep lln I i0
43 western lambs 69 I 70
ciiicACti Ln nsTTicu m mikiih
t'nttle nnil Sheep Stenilj to Strone;
1 1 11 KM Active nnil Hlnlicr.
CHICAGO, April 23.-t'ATTLH Receipts,
3,001) head, Including 500 bend Texans;
steers, generally steady: batchers stock,
firm; Texnns, steady; good to tirlme steers.
$4. W4 00; poor to medium, $3.Mf I. S; stock
era and feeders. J2.7SWI.85; cows. J.'.SMi 1.6";
heifers. $2.S5'tf-l.75; canncrs. $2.1002.75, bulls,
$2.75114.25; calves. JI.tWCif5.liO: Texas -ted
steers, $l.25fl,5.35: Tc s grass steers, $3.."i0if
4.Co; Texas bulls. J2.75ff3.S5.
HOGS Receipts, IS.'joi) head; tomorrow,
23,000 head, est (mated; left over. 3.18X) hc.id:
active, 6c higher, closing firm: top, J'! 10;
mixed and butchers, J5.7o'(if.05; good to
choice heavy, $j.9.f.f(!.10i rough heavy, $.V7'i.o
6.S5; light. $5.70fl5.'j;!4; bulk of Bales, y.V1t
6.10.
SHEEP AND t.AMP.S-Rrcelpts. M0 head,
sheep about striuly; lambs, Mtend.l to
strong: good to choice wethers, $l.75(fl),
fair to choice mixed, $t.lij4,70; western
sheep, $4,6f 1.95; yearlings, $l.7.V.Ti".i0, ia
live lambs, $1.70,(5.30; western lambs, jsVOOii
6.30.
KnimiiK t'ltr Lite Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. April 2.1. -CATTLE- lie
celpts, 7,400 head natives. 26 head Tc.vi.ih,
100 head calves; best beef cuttle nnd cllnlro
stockers nnd leedeni, iVfMno lilg'iier, cows
and heifers, strong; export und dics.ed,
J6.251j5.60; common to good, $I.H,H,i.2."i, stock
ers and Vedcrs, JI.lKkfii.2j, weslern-feil
steers, J 1,4 i 5. 25: Texans and Indians. Hi)
(F75.15: cows, J.l.20'if4.6-,; hcl."'rH. jJ.t'.ViiJln;
canners. J2.sr.5f3.I0; bulls, $3.50i( !.(; calves.
$4vjifi.ro.
HOGS - Receipts, I5.000 head; tnatk"t
opened 5c higher, closed stead. ; top. 51!;
bulk of sales, J5.snflt5.90: heavy,' $5.MSH,0n,
mixed packers, $5.75'jj5.90; light. lucif j.S.M..
pigs. $l.7r,ft5.35.
SHEEP AND LAMilS-Recelpts. -U.00
head; lambs, steady to 5c higher; sheep,
sternly to 16c lower: western Iambi, SlOivrt
&.(; western wethers, JI.40iil.SO; western
yearlings, $l.65tj.4.W: common clipped sln-op,
J3.l04l3.7r: ewes. J4.tUfM.40; culls, $2.6o'(i3.rii.
St. I.oiiln Live Stock MurUrl,
ST. LOt'lH. April 23. CATTLE -Receipts
4.100 head. Including Texans; mnrket for na
tives generally slow und weak, some quo
tations being 5filOc lower: Texans, steady
to easier; native shipping und exporlhiH
steers. $I.905jo.S5; dressed beef and butch
ers steers, $4.60f;if,,35; steers under l.nooilm.,
$3.S(VJM.70; stockers and feeders, $.ir,ff 1.S1:
rows nnd heifers, $2.utfj 1.80; canners, $1 2.VjJ
3.00; balls Jlioyi.25; Texas and In, linn
steers, $3.50ft5.00; cows and heifers, $2.mt
4.00.
HOGS-Recelpts, 9,nn head; market strong
to 6c lilgher: pigs and lights. $5 ROfifi.W;
p,ML-rS',,U8.t1i'.MV4: I'tm-iiTH. $,-..n.vji 6.0714.
,S'KBI' AND LA.MRS Ree'elpts, ,-,.500
-(4:i i?.r,rker 10f ia.wer: ""vo muttons.
iVi'irkl 't.Ti,H? l''"''' H-Mi-1 culls ami
bucks, J3.6Ojl.O0; fed Texans, JI.515.
St. Jnneph Live Stork Mnrket.
BOlJTtI ST. JOSEPH. April 23.-(Kpeclal.)
'l"otes as follows:
nSulrkVlt'c':l),,' M "p'"'i market
rc.k" Hn(' "'fo'ly to weak; natives. $1,201?
MV jY;ns nd westerns. J3.tV5fj5.23; cows
and heifers J2.30fil.95; bulls and stags, $2.25
iff4.75; yearlings and calves. $,l.r,-,f(.75; stock
"fiAH'i ff,,'0'',rH. J3.40ff4.50; veals, JI.23f76.R0.
HOGS-RwrliiiH, 7,100 head; market 2'M0
6c higher; all grades. $5.7,V.n .00; bulk of
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Reeelpts, 1.90,1
, i: .."J' "ctlve and 6ft10c higher;
lambs. Jl.W15.lO; yearlings. J4.B5fj4.S3; wethl
ers, $l.66f4.7j; ewes, $3.9001.50.
SIoh City l,le Stock .Market,
SIOUX CITV. April 23,-(Speclal Tele-gram.)-CATTLE-Reeelpts.
i.W market
steady; beeves. Jl.BOfJB.OS: cows and bulls.
m,,?iS1, 'tf3.n: stockers and feeders. $3.25
W4.30; cnlves nnd yearlings, $3.25tB,00.
nuOGSr,Ii?p-l'",, R-3C: mirket steady;
selling. $5.7586.85; bulk. J5.75ff5.77'A
Bur FRYER HILL OF LEADVILLE at
60 a share; Company controls 17 claims tn
tho heart of tho District; property being
operated with a steam hoist; has a record
of production ot $160,000.00.
Buy PRIDE MINING COMPANY STOCK
at 20c a share; tbe company owns 45 claims
and a large mill; Is a steady shlppei and
employs 25 men; will undoubtedly pay divi
dend! this year.
Write for Imformatlon concerning divi
dend paying; stock showing an Investment
ot better than 3314 per cent, to Herbert a
Bhaw, offices 14 and 15, Brown Palace Ho
tel, Denver, Colorado. Approved stockf
sold on Instalment plan. Direct prlvatt
wire to all Colorado exchanges.
Telephone lOIlt).
Boyd Commission Co.
Successors to James E. Boyd & Co.,
OMAHA, NEB.
COMMISSION
GllAIN. PHOVISIO.S AND STOCKS.
Hoard of Trade lliilldlnif.
Direct wires to Chicago and Now York".
Correspondence. John A. Warren & Co.
International Market
$1,000,000
Russian Government
Guaranteed Gold Bonds
PAYABLE IN
UnitedStates Gold Coin
in Now York or In
Russian Roubles in St, Petorburg.
TAX EXEMPT.
Russian Bonds tinvo a wide market, tho vitrloim Issues belnt; trailed
In nt London, I'uiIh. Uerlln, New York, Hrlstol, Liverpool, I'niiiUfoit,
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Rhcffleld; Dresden mid St. PeterflTmirt,'.
Mnny Inventors are placing their funds In foreign KeciirltleH o
take advautnge of tho International market In ciiho they wish to well
idurlnif temporary depression at home.
Price Pat and Interest,
FARSON, LEACH & CO.
140 Dearborn St., Clilengo. .'IK Nassau St., New York.