THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, AP1UL 30, 1901.
8
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Whut Breaks on Eeil.zinj Movimtnt nd
Olotci Somiwhat Lower.
JULY CORN STRUCK BY BEARISH CONDITIONS
Oat- ActHr nnd IM11.1 trllli Klri..l.ir
licmllnK In HiilnK-rr.nll'ii
Hull niirt V.nny " llrnvy
lliiK Mecclit.
CIUC'AOO. April a.-r.cnllzliiK movonipm
caused ii severe break In wlicut today nn
May closed I IMiHM lower. July corn j w-
ac ilown, .May unchntiKcd. f1l,.!,', i,
', . lAM.r fititi nrov slons unchanged to
iw impressed.
V.'r.ri. "statistics were bullish: w .jnt
aders were mure Impressed by l,yonoi
were otTcreo, h ay nt me "i"'"!'',? ni t
f.t i. .v:if,-i.i. lililior lit iJ'iflfIC, 'Jill
fJlfli i bu'ylnK oruers cutctl for the offer-
Ings car y. out tlic market smiweo i -InR
power. I his demand soon died out
ami lonKs, discounted further by ho f ill
of rnln fii ('nllfornl.i, the lack of uxinirt In
tiulry, the llbemllty of receipts and the
fuel that biiK reports failed to show u y
snrem! of tho pest continued to Ibiuldnte
the remiiltider of the session. Mtiy was
Kriifllially forced off to 7:'sC and the c ose
Vvas weak, l-vm'sc lower at iZWl iJHc.
Thorn were tm Important rallies on the
way flown. Tho visible supply decreased
l.lM.nou bushels, World's shipments were
T.TJI.WiO bushels, while the quantity of wheat
und lloir on ocean pansaxe showed advices
of a.awt.rtio bushels, l'rlmary receipts were
hXiMD bushels, conipareil with SRirfiO bush
els last year. Keaboard clearances In wheat
und Hour were equal to W.wft bushels. Re
ceipts were 775 cars, one of contract Rr.tde,
Minneapolis and Ouluth reported 182 enrs,
rkiiIiisi .T2 last week and Bot a year bko.
Mav corn was saved from the weakness
which atrectcd July by tho neglect with
which tho trreat majority of traders treated
May. and by support from Phillips when the
market needed It. July was hit by tho
Hinall slump, by freer country offcrlnc.
by liberal receipts and a vast Improvement
In tho weather, which Is now rcKitrdcd ns
highly favorable for Rcrmluatlou. The
volume of trade was rather small. July
sold between l5?fi45Uc ami closed !!ic down
at 45ic. May ranged between li'tTM'io and
closed iirichanBeil at IStte. Receipts were
V'J curt, nlnu of contract itrade.
Oats were active nnd despite, a moderate
recession seemed firm at the bottom. Kle
vator people still led the buying, hedging
gainst cash sales, while the cash Inquiry
remained In Its previous satisfactory con
dition. Additional reports of late seeding
also contributed to the support ot tho
market. The wheat weakness, however,
was too pronounced to bo Ignored nnd
after a brnvn resistance the oats market
eased off. May sold between IT-fcliZBHc nnd
closed ','& lower at 2Vi:. July ratiRetl
between MHTlMTtc and closeil IJc down at
ICe Receipts worn 278 cars.
Provisions were dull and tho tone easier
because of heavy Iiob recelptH and a heavy
slump In hog prices, but prices suffered
but little, as thcro was scarcely any selling
pressure. Thai rango was narrow. July
'iiork closed imclianged at Jll.fiJ'4: Julv lanl
.',5'fllOo ilown at 7.9;4, and July ribs iUfioc
depressed at J7.97V4.
Receipts tomorrow: Wheat, loo cars;
head' C!,rS' mtS' 375 cars; h"BS' 21 ,m
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open.l High. how, Close. S:ify.
Wheat
May
July
Corn
April May
July
Oats
.May
July
Pork
May July
Lard
May
July
Sept.
nibs
May July
Sept.
No,
73i'57l 71 12i "2',4. li'MK
7U75 75 73',4 73'yu's 74'iH's
4S4 47i
Vy,m 4SJ4 47a; 4Sl 48J
tt'.MlW 4nfj 45'.4 loii 4-ITi
iWil4 & 26 2ljii
14 4214 II TO 14421.4 '14 47U 14 BO
It 57Hi 14 70 14 67!i 14 671 14 67'4
S 10 S 10 8 03 8 03 8 IS
S 00 8 GO 7 97'4 7 !i74 8 0715
7 97!J 8 00 7 97(4 7 974 8 05
8 174 8 20 R 171.4 8 17H S Ki
7 90 7 92V4 7 00 7 92H 7 97i.
7 90 7 W 7 K!4 7 b7Vt 7 92'i
Cash quotations wcro as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, J3.R0W
S90; straights, J2.6OW3.70; clears, J2.60'fi3.4o;
spring specials, 54.0054.10; patents, 3. 1503.75;
tralchts. I3.005i3.20: bakers, vs.mvh Rn
WHEAT No. 3 spring, 7U473fic; No. 2
COHN-No'. 2, 4Se: No. 2 ycllow...4Sc.
OAT8-N0. 2. 2Gtj27Uc; No. 2 white, 2S4c;
No. 3 white. 27c.
RVB-No. 2. 61 ',50.
I1ARLKY Good feetllng, BigSoo; fair to
cliolet! malting, CUf 58c.
SUKDS-No. I flax. J1.G4; No. 1 northwest,
ern, J1.H4: prime timothy, $3.90; clover, con
tract grade. 110.05'ff 10.25.
PROVISIONS-Mts.f pork, per bbl., J14.50
(9H.B5. Iard, per 100 lbs., JSJ2!4. Short
rins sines iioosej, Vf.oows.-ja. ury salted
shoulders (boxed),Jfi.S7',4(ii.7.12'. Short clear
WlUSICY-nasIs of high wines. 11.27.
SUCJAR-Cut loaf. fi.Kc; graniilatcd. B.B7c;
confectioners' A, 5.44c; off A, 6.29c.
Following aro the receipts anil shipments
Kecelpt",
m.ooii
78,000
165,000
3I7.000
S.IHIO
1R.0W
..ul i.OOO
1'lour, hbls
AVhent, bii
Corn, bu
outs, bu
Rye. bu
Hurley, tin
Ontn, bu....'.
On the rroducc exchange today the but.
ter market was dull: creameries. lltilllU.e
dairies, llf;17c. Cheese, 9V4QUc. Eggs,
wcnK, ai j;c.
m:v roiiK ;i:.K.itAi, .mahkht
Shipment"
15.000
247.C00
27 1.0 0
123,V)
23,000
S.0IK1
1.255.000
Vnrlons
infitnllfn nf the Day on
Com niiflltlm,
NKW YORK. Anrll 29. KI.01'n-Re
eclpts. 31.634 bbls,: exports. 10.291 bbls .: easy
mid lower with wheat; winter patonts, 13.63
Sit. 00: winter straights. S3.60(3.65: Minne
sota patents, J4.(X34.40; winter extras. J2.4S
Si2.S3; Minnesota bakers, $2.90Q3.25; winter
low grades, $2.30412.45. Rye flour, llrm:
fair to good, $2.8553.20; choice to fancy, $3.55
(13.45.
COnNMKAI Quiet; yellow western, 33o;
City, X'c: Urandywliie, $2.45(J2.50.
RVH Klrm; No. 2 western. 61c, afloat;
state. Bo'dBfic, e. I, f., New York earlots.
ltARLi:Y-8tcady; feetllng,4i!fl4!Hc, c. I. f.;
lit. 1 1 Kill,, iwy ivl, 1, 1., nun linn.
HARI.KY MALT Bull; western, 6VH72C
WIIEAT-Rrcelpts. 3JI.203 bu.; exports.
P7.K69 bu. Snot, easy: No. 2 red. R3Ue. f. o.
1)., afloat; No. 2 red. WHc clevntor; No. 1
normcrn, uuiuin. tiiC, 1, o. p., nuont
No. 1 hard, Huluth, 911,0. f, o. b afloat
Options turneil weak today and deellnei
under disappointing Kngllsh cables, genera
unloading, foreign selling, small exnnrt
trade and fine domestic crop news. In face
nr nuiiisu wecKiy siaiiniics. l losctl weilK
IfllUc net lower. May closed at NMje
July. 78 IB-lfiffSO 3-Ific. closcfl at 79c; Sep
tember. 7f''i1i78Uc. closed nt 77lte.
CORN Receipts. 9.00Q bu.; exports, 33,610
bu. Spot, easy; No. 2, 62HC, elevator, and
62Se. f. o. b,, allont. Option market was
nomewhat weaker, with wheat, under beir
lnh cables and more favorable weather
news; closed wnaK at 'c decline. May
fi2ii(f!62Ue. closed at 52Wc: Julv. BfliifiROSie
closed at 50'e; September, WYitOKe, closed
nt 49'ic.
OATS Receipts, 193,300 bu.; export, 62,063
hit. Spot, tlrnij No. 2, 32c; No. 3, 31'ie;
No. 2 white 334o; No. 3 while, 32'ic: track
western, .mjoe; iracic wntie, aijioijc,
notions quipt ami easy wiin corn,
HAY-Qlllct: shlnnlnit. 77UfiSOo.
.MOPS Steady; state, common to choice.
190o crop. 17U20c; 1W9 ortip. llil6o: old olds
2ftt!ci Pacltlc coast, iim crop, 16S19c; lb99
HIDKS-Steady: Oalveston. 20 to 23 Ihs.
J8tc: California, 21 to 23 lbs., 19c; Texas
dry. 24 to so l's..'l4ffimc.
LHAT1 11C R Steady; hemlock sole, Ruenos
Ayres. iigui 10 neavywetgnts, 2ra25c; nctd
:3l424'r;C.
ifROVISlONS-Reof. steady; family, $11.0
'a 12.00; mess, H.touno.no; beef hums, ilD.rVlt
21.00: TMCkHt. $l0.00fl'10.5(l! rttv .vfpn In. II
mess, $14.iWilG.0o. Cut meats," steady: pick
n il iiuilirn, o-in IUV.V.-, IMCHiril RllOlllOerS, ,.C
Pickled hams, 105ilOUc. Lard, easy; west
cm Mcumeios.t!ii!s.&o: rellncd, easy; con
tlnent,' M.70: South America. $9.35: com
pound, M.15. 1'ork. dull; family, $16.00R'6.ro
snoniniiiirs. ia,iiria.mi; mess, J15.0Onl6no.
TAtLOW-Steudy; city, 4T,c; country. 5tf
V' - 4
RiqK-QUItilotucstlc. fair to extrs, nTiC
lU'JCTKR-Rfcclptn. 7,310 i.kgs.; steady
crtamery. lBUVlOc; factory. l4ijt3i,c.
cirKKSB - lecolptK. 2.0 pkgs.; quiet
"VIVA iarg ei'inrefi, juiruc; fancy largo
wiiuji lUillio; rancy Hinall colored. U1j
,.r. ihiivj Bllllll, iviuit:, 1 ls If 1 1 if.
KOasRecolptB, 16.674 pkgs.; dull and
lower; western, regular packed. ISMUUHr;
storage western, 13?,14c; southern, ll'W
lliL'LTRY Alive, llrmer; fowls, 11Wi
chickens, nor nalr. MVhm... mri,,.vC
kufm' "rn,er: turkeys, HVio; chickens
MKTAL8 I'lulrr free onerlni ..n.i
lack of Kiwculntlve interest tho lx)iidon tin
market broke sharply on spot nnd futures,
the former declining lfts, while the latter
sciireii h net lofs 01 J.1 is tm, ciOHipg weak
on the basis of 117 and 113 10s, repec.
lively. The local market continues uteiwiv
iwl variations 'Jn mice were conspicuous
by th'Ir'Hbt-enc-e;, although h weuk under
tone wus current In sympathy with the
erllne abroad The close was dull nt $23.50
ffS23.73 for spot Domestic Iron markets
illed slow but nomlnall) steady at tin
lumped nrlces. IMb Iron warrants. $3.5"
lo.&o. northern foundry, $15.25','M6.60; south
ern foundry, JH.ooffli.fiO; sott southern,
$13.00'! 15.50, Olasgow warrants closed at
61s 3d and Mhldlesboroughs at 15s Gd. Lead
emalns dull and nominally uncnangca 111
JI..17I5. A llrmer reeling prevailed In
snolter anil bid nrlces were ndvanced 2
points on light local demand, with the
close llrmer at $l.02'4'i'f 1.03. Cofrpcr In the
local market was lifeless and without
linnge, hut exniimted a stentiy unuermnc
1 117 for Ijiko Sutierior and $I6.62!4 fcr cast-
Ing and electrolytic. London prices were
inrbangcil at M) lis 3d ior spot nnd o
Is 3il for futures.
omaiia wiioi,i;s.i,n iAUKL;T3,
onilKlon nf Trnile nnd luotnt Ions
nf Minnie nnd I'niirv Prniluep.
KUfJH Receipts llberul; good stock, llrm
I llfrL'c.
LIVE 1'OUI.TRY-tlens. 8Uc: valine and
old roosters, yule; turKuys, bttsc; ducKs And
Hi'vsu, it7V6c.
iiunisn-uomraoii to lair, nyiiiic;
holcv, l:yl3o; bepurator, 20c.
t KKSU UVH'l lilts Klrst grade, so ld
pucKeti, Now XorK counts, per tun, USc; ox
iru selects, 32c.
l'RKSll FXSII-IJlack bass, ISc; whlto
Ijiirf.i, iia;, biuetish, 11c; bullheads, sc; bum
tills, 7c, bufTalos, 6c; cattish, 12c; cod, 9c;
croppies, 10c; clscoes, 7c; halibut, 11c; her
ring. 6c: haddock. Hu. mackerel. 15c: Derch.
6c, pIcKcrcl, 9c; pike, 11c; red snapper, luc;
saimou, 11c, Muniimii, uu; ainuns, ec; iruui,
luc, wnltuhsh, l.'c.
1'iuiiijisa Live, per uoz., i.
'L.l,-Cholcc, 9310c.
llAV-.l'rlcos uuotud by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Uviilcrb iissoclutlon: Choice upland,
$li.uo; No. 1 upland, $11; medium, $lu.6o;
coarse, lo Ryu straw, Jo.&u. These prices
aiu ior nay oi goou coior unu quuiuy, uo
inunil fair. Receipts, 2 cars.
uats iNo. i wnue, sac.
CUlllN i0. J, uc.
liltAN $10.
VKGUTAHLE8.
SPlNACll-l'er bu. box, 75c.
ASl'AHAOUS-Cunffjrnia, per lb., 15c
RiiuiJAHU -aiiiornia, per id., ic.
isiiW Ui.tffe 1'cr doz.. 60c.
NLW CAKliuTs 1'ur uoz., oOc.
NLv' '1 LltNll'b l'cr uoz., 76c.
CUCUMUWUS ilothousc, pur doz., $1.:5
u, as to size.
lAiirfiNli'& 1'cr bu., 40c.
ruit.Nii'a i'cr nu. oasact, sue.
UKliTts fu" bu.. 40c.
CiVitiiOTS I'cr ou,, 40c.
IjUttucis i'cr uu., 3uy40c.
llAUl&ULS 1'cr uoz., iwijjoc.
l'AitSuWl I'er duz., 35c.
rui'ATOKS l'cr bu.. 63ffl6iJc: Colorado.
83c.
bUKl) I'OTATOliS-Karly Ohios, oSa-ivc;
Red inver Vauey, 90c; Triumph, $1.10.
HH BUT I'UIATUISS i'cr bUI $1.60.
CAliUAQK liulluna aved. per lb.. 2!ic:
new Calltorula, avto.
lOMAiuiis-1- luriuii, per u-duskci craio,
$J.25; Mexicans, per 4-basket crate, $1.75.
uiMuiNS umo. ier in., 4c; per odi., $i.&o.
CAUUIFLOW lili Calltornla. tier crate.
$2.oOiJ.0O.
liLANS -Wax, per bu., $5; string, per bu.,
$l.oo.
liuu riMfii'.-i'cr uu, uox, $3.
rKi'i'jsKS rcr du. box, $2.25.
l'KAS-l'cr bu., $3.W; per ono-thlrd bu., Jl.
CUL12RY California, per bunch, 50i'$c.
FRUITS.
STRAWBERRIES Florida, per ot.. 40c:
Texas, 2530c; Louisiana, 21-qt. cases, $2.50.
UltAl'KS-.Maiuga, per kcb, $7,1109.00.
At'l'l.Ha- 1'er but.. 4.30: Washington. Der
bu. box, $2; iiullttowers, $1.90.
HUNux uuiiiornia, per .i-scciion case.
$3.76.
ntiANOES California seedlings. $2.23
60; navels, $2.76Hi3.25.
LKMONtj wauiornia, extra rancy, hi,
choice, $2.75.
UANANAS l'cr bunch, acocrding to blze,
$1.75'o-'.2o.
FlOS California, now cartons. 7oc: layers.
C3o' Imported, per lb., 10ftl2c.
D'ATKS 1'erslan, In 60-ib. boxes, Salrs, 6c
ncr lb.; llutiowucn, bftc per 10.
I'lNEAl'l'LES-Pcr doz.. $2.25Q2.75.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY California, per 3l-sectlon case,
' 75
ClbER-l'er bbl., $4.50; per halt bbl., $2.75.
Mii'i'tiKtiirllKh walnuts, tier lb.. 15c: 111-
bcrts, per lb., 13c; nlmonds, per lb., 18y.oo;
aw peanuis, per iu., u(uu7u, , uuaicu, vj2v
Ue: llruzlls, 13c; pecans, licm-u; cocoanuts,
cath.Ac- .
11IUKH wo. 1 green, oci u. - nuji'i
4V.c: No. 1 salted, 6&c: No. 2 salted, 6V4c:
,1 1 Knir k in 13 ltw.. 8c: No. 2 veal
calf. 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, Sfil3c; sheep
pelts, 25H75c; horse hides, $1.502.25.
Nt. I. mils CSrnln anil Provisions.
ht l.ottlS. Anrll 29. WHEAT Closed
ower: track. 754t75"c; May, 73ic; No.- 2
hard, 74',45t75c .
CORN-Lowcr; No. 2 cash. 44'4c; track,
illiM3'ie; May. 44c; July. 43T4c
UA lo airong; jo. - casti,, oc, iiiitn,
ij(29,lc: 2SUc; July, 26',4c; No. 2
on tho belief that a prodigious short In
terest una nccumuiatcn on tne rccciii
protracted decline. Smaller recclits than
ojtpcctcd and 1111 Increased demand for spot
coffee helped lo strengthen tho local mar
ket, when proilt-taklng set In and a sharp
reaction followed. Tho market was finally
easy nt prices net 1CII20 points higher.
Total salee were 21,750 bags. Including May
nt 5.33425. 45c; July, 5.60a5.65c: August, 6.70c;
September, S.70ij5.80c; October, 5.7o'!i5.80o;
November, 5.90c; December, 5.95S6c; March,
6.10-O6.2OC.
.MOVU.MI1NTS IX STOCKS AM) noNDS.
wlilln. 2!)Uffi'J9:e. . ..n'J
livis-uigner ai 00c. 11 i
Flll'K ua,i: .......its. J3.C0JJ3.75: extra
fnncy and strulght. $3.2003.30; clear, $2.S0
,00.
SEEDS Timothy, nulct: average receipts.
2.. .3.50; prime worth more.
CORNMEAIj Steady: $2.25.
HHAN gutet; sucKeu, tracK, ii'ot-c.
HAY Quiet: timothy, lower nt $10.50
13.25.
WHISKY-Stendy; $1.28.
IRON COTTONTIES-$l.
ItAOOINO 6',h'(J7c.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork. steadv: lohblnir.
$15.75. Lard lower. $8.O0J(S.63. Dry salt
meats, quiet; boxed jots, extra shorts,
$8.37.i; clear ribs. $8.50; clear sides, $8.62H.
Hucon, quiet: boxed lots, extrn shorts,
10 1li rtm,f 1-Uia VI ".". nlnop dI.Iab 9n v?t
.i r. ia i.a 1. e,iii, sieiifiy ni spei
er, iiulet and elow ut $3.S7i4.
'POULTRY Steadv: chickens. Sn! lurkovi.
u'Mi , iiui-ivn. u; Krrm', t(fOC.
ni' rir.u unu; creamery, iaij20c; dairy,
I'.GCiS Lower. 1111c. rpMllnllnrl nn.l nnoAa
neluded.
RECEIPTS-Flour, 13,000 bu.; wheat, 53,000
bu.; corn. U2.011O bu.: oats, 73,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour, 7.000. uu.: wheat.
L.OOO bu.: com, 41,00ij bu.; oats. 11,000 bu.
Liverpool (irnln anil I'mvlclons.
I.lVHHPnni.. Anrll "t U'lll'irn o .
----- - - - ' . . 1 1 1 . j niiu 1
nrm! ' roil v.ulA,n n.l xt:.
,'iorthern spring. 6 4d; No. 1 California, 6s
in iiuii .) os uu; Jtiiy, bs
l'nilNSnnl llrm Amrl...,., ,l i
...... ...... ... iii.i.ct, quioi; ,(iay, nomi
mil: July. 4s ";d; September. 4s Ud.
1 II . LI fl.i.i.t.ll.. .. . . 1 . . T.
iwo waimuuiii, sieiiuy, at Bs Til.
i.'i iim?u, 1 ..,,1.. .. "1..." .,
ii.V.o J """(."'iiiwi unu, s
.n9KsT.AU I-omlon, Pacific const, steady
nt Iil'iiiM I5. '
PROVISIONS-Reef easy; extra India
",n sieuy; prime mess
wnalnrii (Via 1.1 I ..r.l n L ... . ' . w..
iiufii, in imiis, i.is ju; pnmo western. In
ItorppH. Rtfl.ilv lu ll....n.. r.....!.f.... .
cut, 26 to 30 lbs., hteady, 46s 3d; short ribs, 16
in.-, iu ii, .o um.. sienay, at 4is 6d. Long
cl.c,jr mja'' ii' i -S to, 31 lbs., steady,
at 42s 3d. Long clear middles, heavv. 35 to
4ft lbs., easy, at 40s 9d: short clear h.ieks.
16 to 20 lbs., llrm, nt 40s; clear bellies, 14
io ia iim., luiei, iii ids yu. suoulders,
square. 11 to 13 lbs., stetdy. at 3s fid. Hams'
mini i i-m.ii iii iu iiih.. siroug, ni itis bo.
THI'PTI.'rllMll. ,!.. Il.n.j VJ. v.
'. ""I UllllVII OllllCS, IBS
good l'nlted States, 66s.
("IIEESE-Dull; American finest white
lis bu; .Miieric.iu nncst colored, 16s 6d.
TALLOW Prlmo city, steady. 23s; Alls,
trallan In London, quiet, 26s fid.
linimm f'llv C,riiln nnl I r .... I i ....
.KANSAS CITY. April 29.rWHEAT-Mu'y
2 red. 72Hc.
IVMJV fi,v ll7i,.. Iiil.. i,'-. .
2 1V-L N,.1,1.- w.!',1,e' 'Uc; No. 3, 42c
i,yio o. wuiii.', ouc,
RYE No, 2. 62IU63C.
HAY Choice tlmothv. lift- rl,nl. .i.i.
$10 -.."...v. inniui;
ill ITLR-Crcamery, I6HIS0; dairy, fane
1411 loo.
EUOS-Stoady; fresh Mlbsourl and Ka
nap niui.ii, iuc ouseii, loss oit cases
turned: now whltewood cases Included,
nKPKIIiTSt-U'limi iaiA 1.
don . Vlv!..r"'' -""
oSll'I;VKNl1-'wJ',t'.:w'(iM n"-: corn,
,,w in,,, iiim, ,,mji mi,
!rnln In Store mill Afloat.
.ii'1,:'iiYiOUK' Anr" -'-Tlio statement
nir limn puppiy in grain in store ;
unniit no Kiitiir.l.n l..n
: 'j; ...... . .iun ,ih rouipi
f 11 v Produce exchange, Is
VIIEAT-IS,33.000 bu.; decrease, 1,516,
?OSr,1.O,.-.;l;,'0?'') m'-: 'iforeaso, 2,033.000
A.T-87Jri mi: Ihorease. 1,153.000
UARLH 696,000 bu.; ilecrcuse, 22,000 bu
11
rp
He
nf
nnd
lied
as
,000
bu.
bu.
sample,
at
llg
Mllvfnnkpr (irnlii AlnrUet
Mil 11VA V K K K. April 29.-WIIEAT-
'"nl'4. "u"icrn, fiyitibc; No. 2 north
RYE Higher; No. 1, 6lU4r."i4o.
IIARLEY-Di.ll; No. 2,57fiSi;o;
Eluln llutfpr liirlip,
,e!"?I,0,N,i .A'r". -l,TTER-8tnady.
ISUf. W I I' I U lU.i l.alnn. lu, .. l.,.. '
V,r B :i r .T.! r ! " si., JKi 'A-" t,"lf8'' toti output
CilTr lliipLfil.
fllllpl fnrn.... Ctviitr.. .i. . T - '
...... 'i, "h; i.-nv. i ne maraet tor
futures opened steady at prices 20J723 points
"" v" " "'" luiiiii minriH, an in
nf tt!L-.ulmmit n...lA.u 1.....!.. -.. 1 ...J.'
-.....,i .'I.,.-,,-, uiiuih lur nireiKii uc-
count and scarcl'y of sellers. This sudden
demand was created. by a sham rise In
Luropean market, where It was said a well
luiuwn American iiicuu clique was buying
I'urlous Activity In L'nton I'nelflcs Is
Alii Icralilc I entarr of .VlnrKrt.
SKtV Vntlir. April lThn flrat IrnllBllC-
lions demonstrated the leaillng position of
mo L unco Htates steel stocKs, -union rw
cllle nnd Northern Paclllu in the specula-
tile sltiiHtlon unit llmi lp.irlf.rliln was un
affected during the clay. Often during the
day there were strips of several feet of
ticker tape which reconled successive trans
actions in one or tho other of these stock
wiin not u single block or less man a
thousand shares In the series and running
p 10 s.uuo snares.
The extremn miIviimpp In 1'nlon Pacific ex
tended 12U In Hip In tor nriprnoon and 111
Northern Pacific to IO,, l'nlted States Steel
Btocks did not show such wide fluctuations
as is natural from tho much greater vol
ume or mo company s toiai capiiuuiaiioii.
Nevertheless tbe common stock nchleved
an extreme advance of 3; and the preferred
i -'' unci Held more nrmiy man inmost any
iner siocks in tlie list, 'mere were somo
cry strlklmr unlns iimnni: the grangers.
'aclllcs and trunk lines, bjt these seemed
o be associated In the minds of the buyers
with the movement In Union Pacific Rock
island was at nun time 6 over Friday,
St. Paul l-S. New York Central 5, Penn
sylvania. 3. Ilnttlmore & Ohio 3. Illinois
Central 314, St. Louis a. San Francisco
second proterred .T! Htid a number of other
ueiaicii siocks irom . io .1 points.
Colorado Fuel rose 8 points and Amal
gamated copper Hid. If these stocks nre
set aiiart It will lie found ihnl Hie ilMillm?o
elsewhere and the movement of prices
otherwise were not sensational.
The belief Is widespread In speculative
circles that cxtenslvo readjustments In the
relations of tho various granger and Pacific
rni iron ii systems nre necessitated In com
pen'mtlqn for tho Hurllngtnn deal. This
ouiici KivpB i-ise io inmost infinitely varied
rumors, almost nil nr wiili.h nr.. rAit..i
with .i certain amount of credulity. Tho
final volatile outburst In Union Pucltlc
and Northern Pacific today seemed to
arouso misgivings and there was free profit
taking all thro.igh the rest of tho list, but
this Is exactly the history of Inst week's
similar movement In I'nlnn IViMil,. .-i,i.,i.
caused widespread apprehension Test tho
v.... ., imiioii ui nu. ooom nnii arrived nnd
which was neverttipleR roiintv.i i... ....
advance11 Ul f"" frC f "10 "l'ccllatlve
hnmil,.,R1 ln. Vninn ''"c'llc Inconvertible
bonds were In enormous volume nnd tho
price shot up 6T4 points In response to S
advance In the rnminn.. .inJii. n
r'wJser.r? I'ricp changes Tr-
Unlied 'S.V T, U2'W M
fust'caul"'1 refundll,B SV "''I in tho
ii.- m fol'"wlVff ore. the closing prices on
ill rk Stock oxchatiBc:
Atchison
do pfd
nnltlmorc &. Ohio.
Canaillan Purine.
Onntimlii Koutlieni.
Chen. & Ohio
C'hlcBBO Ot. W.,..
C II. i Q
Chicago I. & I,...
do pfd
Cltlcngo & K. I...
Chlcaito & N. W...
C, R. I. & P
C. C. C. & St. L. .
Colo. Southern ...
do 1st pfd
io 2d tiM
Del. & Hudson....
Del. I.. Sc V
Den. & Hlo a....
,
Krlo
do l"t pfd
Dt. Nor. pfd
llocKing woai
Hocking Valley ...
Illinois Central ...
Iowa Central
do pfd
E. & W
do nfd
Iike Shore
Louis. A Nash
Manhattan I.
Met. St. Ily
Mexican Central .
Minn, A St. L
do pfil
Mo. Pacific
Mobile & Ohio...
M K. & T
do pro
. J. Central
N. V. Central
Nor. & West
do pfd'.
No. Pacific
do pfd
Ontario & West...
O. R. & N
"Jn nfil
lVnrmvlvnnla
Rending
do 1st pro
do 2d nfd
nto a. v
do nfd
St. L A: S. V
do 1st pfil
do 2d pfd
St. L. S. W
do nfd
St. Paul
do pfd
St, Paul & O
So. Pacific
Ml
106!4
H
. 74
, 7',i
. ir.t
;2VJSo. Railway
uo prj
Texas & Pacific. .
lUnion Pacific
do pfd
.Wabash
io2l llO flM
.Ml. v. & l.. n
lln ?il nf.l
. uyi wis. Central
.13l',S,Thlrd Avenue
.210 11. & o. pfd
ilSJ Amnl. Copper
. M'iAdnms Kxpreas ...
IS'i'Amir, Kxprcss ...
. WV4 U. S. Ilkprcs
. V,iWells.Karo Kx...
.liSiVAm. Cot. Oil
.JtS I do pfd
. 46U'Amer. Malting ...
. do pfd
. M'i'Amer. S. & n..
. CJ'il do pfd
.H'V"Amr. Spirits ...
. 19 Mo pfd
. 52 Am. Tobacco
.Itl'.il do pfd
. 3114 Anaconda Mln. Co,
. 1 llrk. Itnp. Tr
. S Colo. K. & I
.1J4 Con. Tobacco
.230 do pfd
.10&iGen. Hlcctrlo
.lis'.-i Qlilcofp Sugar ....
.m1,; do pfd
. J2!i Infn'l Paper
. H'jl do pfd
.112 ll.iclmlc (in
.KVVNatlonal Illscult ..
. S2 do pfd
. :: National Lend ....
. K'K do nfd
..iS N. Y. Air Brake. .,
.11S14 No. American
. n I'uclllc Coast
.. M'i, do 1st pfd
.lU'i do 2d pfd
.101?, l'uclflc Mall
i. i l'conlc's Gas
.. 4.' (Pressed .T. C
i. T6 I do pfd
i.tlHi I'ullmarh Pal. Car.
.. 29T4 Sland. R. & T
,. 7M Sugar
. .v,iji do Dtd
Tenn. f.'. & 1
U. S. leather
do pfd
U. S. Rubber
do nfd
Western Union ....
Republic I. & S...
, do pfd....
U. S. Steel
do pfd
P. C. C. & St. L..
,:co
. 4S?i
. il'.i
.. 70'i
.
. 6G
.173
.194';
..135
,. (6
. Kt'j
. m
tlS;
.
. :
. 21
.124
. 02';
.133U
.100
.193
. !X
f"i
. 27'i
. 8S5i
. &
. mi
. d;
. 2!5
. 17
.113
. S2
.
AW,
. 4fii
.101
.127
. MTi
. PS',4
. 77
. 81
. 4)
.
. 17
. 82
.170
. s:w
. 1
. J3
. 09
. 41)
.117?.
. '
. 87
.2i)S
. 4!i
.117
.120
. 6C.14
. 231i
. 7T'.i
. 20
. C2
. M
. 5l!i
. 77?i
. tlVi
.
. 3
balances, 2.43S,2D1; posted exchange, JI.SS
ijJt.KU! New York exchange, 10c discount.
ST, LOUIS, April 29,-Clenrlngs, J7.47S.3P1;
balances, Po2,33l. Money, 406 per cent. New
York exchange, 10e premium bid, 23c pre
mium Hsked.
HOSTON, April 29.-Clcarlngs, I1S.S12,
185. balances, M.514.131.
NKW YORK, April 2?.-Clearlngs, Jlll,
fj07,47!: balances, JJ.212,110.
PH1LADKLPHIA, April 29.-ClcarInss,
$11,036,113; balances. Jl.911.862.
HALTlKtORi:, April 23,-Clearlngs, J2,
JS0.366; balances, $62,170.
CINCINNATI, April 23.-Clearlng8. W,
S. 0,200; New York exchange, 12&C.
Huston Slack Cliintntlani.
DOSTON. April 2a.-Call loans, 34i?H5 per
cent: time loans, igi'fc per cent. Oillclal
rloilng:
A., T. & 8. F..
do pfd
Amer. Sugar
do pfd ,,
Am. Telephone ,,
lloston & AI,.,,!,
Ilostou Klevated
lloston & Maine.,
C II.. & Q
Dominion Coal ,,,
do pfd,,,,.
Fllclitmre pfd
nen. Klectrlo ,,,,
du pfd
Kd. Klec III
Mex. Central
N. li. O. & C
Old Colony
Old Dominion ....
Rubber
I'nlnn Pacific ....
Union 1-uid
.117
.131
,i;i :
''Hi
.179
,i?i
. !
.114
.'.47
Ml)
. mi
.:n
. 2i)
ilHi
. 3h
West Knd
Westing. Klectrlc
Atchison 4s
N. K. O. A C. 5s,
Adventure
Alloiiez Mln.' Co..,
Amal, Copper
Atlantic
lloston tc Mont
Cal. & Hecla
Centennial
Krnnklln
Humboldt
Osceola
Parrot
Qulncy
Santa re Copper..
Tamarack
I'tah Mining
Winona
Wolverines
. 9SH
. 4
.102
. K'J
. 17
. 2j
.123
. 31
.431
.S35
. 30
. IMi
, 2j
. 8H'j
. W'i
.t7
. &'j
.337
. 3.ni
. 44
Kx-dlvldend.
I.nndiin Mtnok (luotntlnns,
LONDON, April 29.-I p. m.-ClosIng:
Cons., money ...,'IC.l jo 1st pfd..,,,
do account ri',4 t'erinsylvsnla ...
Atchison -3, Reading
Canadian Paclfis ..103 ,No. raclDo pfd.
St. Paul 1J7U Orand Trunk ..
Illinois Central
loiilsvllle
C. P. pfd
.V. Y. Central..
Krle
..14.'.l
..pv!k
.. m
..116'4
.. 4.V
Anaconda
Rand Mines
V. S. Steel.,
do pfd....
.. 724
.. 7iU
.. 2
10:
.. lb4
.. 1('
.. 454
.. b:
11AR SILVIJR-Qulet; 27',4o
aiONEY-a per cent. Short bills, 3H
3 9-lb; three months' bills, ZHWa.
Simnr Mnrket.
NKW YORK. April 29.-SUQAn-Raw,
llrm but iiulet; fair refining, 3 11-lSc; cen
trifugal, .1(3 test, 4 3.l6timc; molasses sugar,
3 i-iriMHc: rellneil. steady.
NKW ORLKANS. Anrll 29.-Sugar. olilet:
open kettle, 3U(ii3 13-Km;; open kettle ecu-
iruugal. 3lHf: cenlr fucal vel ow. lUM
c: seconds. 2'igc. Molasses, strong;
cntrlfugal, SfilJc,
Wool Mnrket.
RT. T.OITIQ .U,ll n ..tinAi .1..
-J , ; -v..,. ..jiiii fc,. 1 uuii-iaivii ,
rnedlum grntles. 12lSc: heavy line. 10ffl2c;
light flue, 12?jl5c; tub-washed, 1703Tc.
(.'nttnn Market.
NKW YORK, April 2D.-COTTON Tho
.rxet was dull today. Trading was small.
ices wero worked slowly downward until
midday a net loss of 7S points hud been
ordeil. lho downward trend of the
rket was unchecked until May touched
nml Toll -wirt li..iii.ini.i ,
., ,,.",;! 11,111-mivlllK t-UUHl'll fi
reaction, but bull speculation was at no
.. . -v ueiiuig movement was
.1 " irtfiiiw "nu iuii interior
mojement. line weather conditions over'tho
cotton belt and better crop advices. Japan
was said to bo buying India cotton becauso
11 1 IIU onon t- mi n rr i . 1 . . .
Cotton spot closed quiet. l-16c lower. Mid-
flltllir nnlnnita t MtJ, ...i.i.in '..,;" ."it."
S j" .1,. , ' "" ,i;. iiiiuuiiiiK KUII, ll-lbC.
Sales, bio bu ilcs. Futures c oseil oulnt nml
eauy April, 8.02c; May, 8.02c; June, 8c:
7.19c "ch-iuuci, 1. 11c; January,
ma
Prl
by
reco
mn
80
Trust receipts. Nominal.
Commercial Advertiser's London Ilnnn-
pint enbleirrum: Tho stock market here
was active and generally happy today. Tho
new consols were bought freely. Tho Amer
ican department was tne merriest, ot
course. London enjoyed the start on the
good bank statement and bought steadily
until New York opened. The, first New
1 orK prices snoweu 11101 wan sircei was
having a. bulge and London took it un.
following tho lead. Northern Pacific, Union
l'aclllc anil tno lteauings were csncclalty
Htrong. The March statement of these
roans sent mem Kiting, The lirlen
and the Missouri Pacifies were lagging.
The greatest nctlvlty was In the stcql
stocks, of which 100,000 shares of common
and 100,001) of the preferred wore dealt In
on account of Loudon and the provinces,
New York nnd tho continent. London and
1'aris tiro beginning to light shy of tlntos.
Offers nt 2, of double notions for llin kih!
of May could not be placed. Thlrty-nlno
thousand pounds of gold Is coming In from
Australia nnd JE5.O0O is going out to the
continent. The monev market na nrm
The call rate was 3'j per cent, the time rate
a?s ann nisco.inis a'.i, 'me market has re
tain inc oniiK nnout Jiiitoofwin lint iiiorn
s very little exnectatlon of un pnrtv .
dtictlon of the bank rate; this In view of
ni' i-urin cxvihiiiro ann ine rear of divert
ing gold coming from New York ami clse-
w""e. iAcnange oi i'aris, 25.16; Rcrlln,
,rw York Money .llnrUrt.
KEW vnnU" Anrll 00 irnvui.
Rtpnrlv jit .Ifrfi npr ,.nti inut ln , . ..
" mln. 1 rinio mercnnuio
paper 4(Q4'. per cent.
BTISHLING KXCHANOK-Uaslcr after
1 ui.B. Vicwi," ;Icil'-u iincH8 In bankers'
1 . ." i !,SilH ,for ''emand und at $t.S3 for
?l.i 1 uBicu run's, l..i',i.f(H.6U nnd
$4.85: commtrc a ol Is, $1.8iJJ5 LSa.
t,.v. .."'r-"."..""0' WM: ur silver,
59Jo: Mexican dollars. 48V4c
rri... '..i uieguiar.
in, uiusiii), juh.-i.-b uiu uonus toua nro as
luiiuno.
U, S. rcf. 2s, rcg...
do coupon
do 3s, res;
do coupon
do new 4s, ref...,
do coupon
do old 4s, ret
do coupon ,
do 3s, t'g ,
do coupon
D. of C. 3 63s ,
Atch, gen. 4s
do adj. 4s
Cunadu So, 2s
C. & O. 41
ao t
C. It N. W. c. 7s..
dO S. IV il.h H.
Chicago Ter. 4.,..
i.oioratio Ho, 4s...,
Den. & It, a, 4s,,
Krle gen. 4s
K. W. & D. C, Is.
Hen. Klectrlc is...
Iowa Central Is...
L. & N. unl. 4s...
M K. A T. 2s
do 4s
I"'s
1O6:,
UO!,
IK'i
138V,
139',
110i
lll'.i
12SI,
1024
J'i
;os.
m
P.1H
142
,124
, 55
, t9ii
,1(1 p.;
, r.u
,lS',i
,ivs'i
.1174
,102;
. s:v,
. 9"4
N. Y. Central Is,.,
N. J. C. p. 6
No. Paclllo 3s
do 4s
N Y.f Sc S L 4s..
IN. & W. p. 4n .
.Ore, Nav. Is
do 4s
O. S. U 6s
do rnn. A.
Rending sen. 4s,.,
Rio U. West. 1...
St I. Jtr 1 M n
St 1, & s V g.'ts,',
hi. Paul eons,.i,.,
St. P. C. & P. Is.
do us
So. Pacific 4s ,
I So, Itullnay t ,
11. Jfr T. . ..
Tex. & Paclllu is
do is
'l'nton Paclllo 4s..
.wabash la
I do 2s ..,....,..
West Shore 4s..,.
Wis. Central 4s...
Va. Centuries
.107V4
.132
. 7.1
.tod
.107',4
.101?,
.ioi',4
.','U'
ii?s
. I3J
.mi
.:isi;
.120!,
. 54
.11714
.120
. M
.104
I204
.110
,.'.:4,
Offered.
Srvr York Mluliiir Sto. ka.
NKW YORK, April 20.-The following are
iuuiui.i,iia w.. .itiitiiii, Diuvna,
Adams Con
Alice
Rreece
Dmnsnlck Con ,
Commode Tun .
Con. Cal. & Va,
Deadwoo.1 Terra
Horn Sliver
Iron Sllier
ladvlll Con...
... 21
... 41
...103
... 20
... 5
...213
.. to
...110
... eo
Little Chief ..
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoil
Savage
Sierra Neiada
Small Ropes ,
Standard
.. 14
..JOO
,.1-W
..
,. 6
.. I
.. :i
Bnnic Clearlnsja.
OMAHA. Anrll !"1 -111 nb nl.irlnn.
day. il.156.70b: corresponding day last y
fl,lM.nv uiurvftps. 9..0l".
i.iii.Mu: increase, :'i.5:n.
CHICAOO, April .-Clearlngs, a,706,937:
Knnsnn City Live Slock Mnrket.
KANSAS Cm'. April 29. CATTLE R?
Dints. 3 800 natives.' 1,600 Tcxans and 170
ilics. stockers and feeders steady, othcru
rlioc lower; native beef steers, $1,6015.60:
lar cA, 1 .'. ' l A,,"! " llliunns, n.w
i-'iii--;i, i.wjfo.w.
HOOS-Recclpts. 10,060 head; market Rift
10c 1 lower: top. $5.8.1; bulk ot 'sAlcs. $3.S5
feHKKP AND LAMRfl-Recelpts. flOO head;
choice steady to Be higher, common grades
Be lower; western lambs. $4.5OS5.10: west
prr,.,w.p.,J,cr". J4.50SI.73: western vearllngs.
,':?' Bn,!,,, muttons. $4.00l,25; ewes
cull!)' 2.7fi4.o6; spring lambs
St. I.onlsj M';b, Slock Mnrket.
51' i1'01,11?- April A'-CATTLE-Rccclpts,
000 heilfl. Inpllldlntr 1 OfWl n..n. .L',...'
lor nnttveif wnnb inv Ln-n.. m.. ...
..n.i.. , , v"", ."v, ,.Fv-. , xaiiiis l-an) ;
native shipping nnd export steers, $1,851
"" "i--ei unu oiucncr steers. JI..T3
fo.Gj; steers under l.noo lbs.. tt.ios
,L?f'lLra..?-.f?nclen''i' cows nnd
V rnW i o- . ,r" ' ""V":.',-JJ'0.uui null",
$3.C0,i4.2j; Texas and Indian steers, $3.2i5
fi5.00; cows and heifers, $2.5OJT4.10.
Houa-ltecelpti). 8.100 head; market 10W
Inc lower: pigs and lights. $5.60li5.75; pack.
!rs. $3.701f5.8O: butchers. $5.SOf,r,.05. '
R,M.M.M ,ivn r tra u-i
bend: market Ntenrlvi nnik.n mn..,a
VJ n t- -iiin 4IIKI UliCKP,
$3.00ifi3.8:; stockers. $2.751J3.15: Texas sheen.
$3.S514.35.
SI. .loseph ( vp Stnek Mnrket.
ST. .1D5.'PII 1n A.,rll oa c, ,-, v
The Journal qUoiS,:'
1 1. i7. W' non(l: arket. ac-
i,V, 1 " ""r; nuiivea, 4.aiiJ.25;
hejfe."$ bulisan'd-agsM
Crf,ni frTte ,X.r,?4.81: enl8- -35ii:7S.
in.X-. 11 lv,w Ilcuu. mnraet, iwioc
?W-"L,;rnles' '.5'rV'?'5-8''': of sales
'".'IWVv'5! r,lKf,i steady. '
ftlTT, 1.7t A.TP 1 ,A wnn . . .
i,iiiic Xicccints. 7000
t4e?ffinrk' j.c'lvc' lower; lambs:
$4.35i:75; ees:U&l.4r,,,SU: WC,he"'
Stock In Sight.
Fnllnti'lnt- nrA tu 1 . . ..
..." ni" ii--v.i;iiiib hi tne rour
principal markets for April 29:
Hniltn Oninlm o tit n .n -!.!
Chicago
Kansas city 5.400 10.000 m
St. Louis 3.000 S loo 1 "mi
Totals 37,313
tiuks suicirin with
6S.897 26 620
TOWKIi.
MlniiPlinii Count)' Knrnirr In nil Trie
. .
i, iiaiiH inmiirii.
SIOUX WALLS S 11 Anrll on ,c
, 'ipi'i lapeciai
Telegram.) George Wells, a farmer of this
(Minnehaha) county, attempted to commit
suicide In tho county Jail hero by hanging
himself with n towel. He was discovered
beforo he died. As the result of h!B at
tempt he Is now a physical wreck. Wells
nlOaded eillltv In Ihn ..IrrtllU nni,., r ,
-rf ... I.... ii.iHii vwnii isniur
day to stealing n quantity of grain from
n ntnhr.n. n .t , , . .
. ....,r,ui, .unu mm 10 uiivo ocen sen-
fnnn , .1 . .
IlflOk AKPIlt ClinriTPfl Ultll Fllrtror.-
SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. Anrll 29fSneelal
Tclcgrum.) As the result of a conference
between Chief of Police Martin Scth I.
Zcmer. Minneapolis publisher and a repre
sentative of tho Minneapolis Times, It was
decided that the chief should file a com
plaint against W. V. Dunton, b book agent,
who was arrested hero Friday for col
lecting subscriptions from parties nt
Spokane, Wash., and points In Montann In
lho name of 'the Minneapolis paper, charg
ing him with forgery In nttarhlng the
namo of tho chief of police to an order for
books, Dunton will be tried at a term of
tho circuit court, which Is now in session
here.
OMAHA LIVE STOCI MAREET
Ctttli Rtctipti Fairly Liberal and Fricei
Held About Eteadj. '
HOGS SOLD FIVE TO TEN CENTI LOWER
Supply ot Sheep nnd Lambs Wna Not
Kxccsslve, but the xl'rlce l'nld
Looked All the Weiy from
Steady to Hltc Dime Lower,
SOUTH OMAHA, April 21
Cuttle. Hogs, Shucp,
Itccelpts today 2,uu J.rjl ti.uio
one week uko a,Mt o.itu u.joi
Two wceKS ago Jj.-au u.lis b.iiiu
Thtcu weeas ago '.-,si muj
four weeKs iittu S.no '.,ilo lu.-ivi
unu year ago -i.Jto 2,6ou
Average price paid lur nogs at South
OiiiHliu the past 4tivcrul days with com-purisuns;
1901. lV00.l899.18M.l8.Lim.ll.
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3 36 t otf
3 31 4 61
f 4 63
3 261 4 tw
3 26
3 22 4 60
Indicates Sunday.
The ufllcinl number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C, M. & St. P. Hy.. 13 3
Missouri I'nclllc Hy.. .. 1
Union l'aclllc System 11 7 17 1
C. & N. W. Hy 7 2
F., K. & M. V. It. It. 13 11 1 1
S. C. & P. Hv l
C, St. P., M. O. Ity. 24 5 .. 1
It. cc .11. It. It, It 7 12 9
C. ii. & Q 1 fi
O., H. 1. At P., east., a 2
C It. 1. &. P., west.. .. 1
Illinois Central is l ., ,.
Total receipts OS Bl 27 3
Tho disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Uuyers
C'iiMIp llncu Khpon.
Omaim Packing Cp 96 l.ws 243
O. II. Hammond Co.... 93 .... 236
Swift und Co Ml 1,101 696
Cudahy Packing Co 333 1,031 2,iS
Armour & Co 347 627 1,971
It. Hccker & Dcgan.... 197
Vansant & Co
Lobman & Co 15
Llvlngstono & Schallor-. 198
Dennis & Co gy
A. S. Mnwhtnncy is
Hamilton & K 17s
L. V. Husz 36
Wolf & M 4
Other buyers 282 1 5
Total 2il20 JUS? M39
CATTLli There wus a very fair run ot
cattlo hero today for a Monday, but pack
ers being utl liberal buyers, tho market held
Just about steady on anything at all desir
able. Hccelpts included about W cars of beef
steers and whllo tho market wns not par
tlcularly active, it did not show much
change from tho close of last week. Packers
tried to buy their supplies a little lower
and ln somo cases they may have succeeded
but still the market was right around
steady. The bulk ot the desirable cattle
were out of tlrst hands In good season.
Thcro were only about lo cars of cows
and heifers on salo and the better grades
sold Just ubout steady with the close of
last week, but tho medium kinds were u
shade lower. The quality of tho offerings
today wila hardly up to last week's supply,
which fact had u tendency tu make buyers
u little bearish.
Hulls were In fairly good demand today
nt Just about last week's prices, and veal
calves and stags ulso brought about steady
prices.
The good demand for stockers and feeders
continued toduy and some fancy prices were
puld. Stock calves sold as high as J5.23.
There were not many stock i!attle on sale
today, so that everything, Including the
less dcslrablu bunches, met with ready sale
ut very satisfactory prices. There were
very few cuttle currted over from last week
which made speculators nil good buyers.
Hcprcscntatlvo sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Av. l'r. .o.
. 650. $1 00 17
, 650 Ji to 33
. 650 3 f0 4
:0..k ,
No.
1
4
1
1
3
Site for Sioux Fnlls I.lbrnry.
SIOUX FALLS. S. D., April 29.-(Speclal.)
Tho city council has finally decided upon
a site for tho pttbllo library to be creeled
In this city, with tho $2.1,000 contributed
by Andrew Carneglo for tho purpose. Sev
eral sites havo been under consideration,
euch having strong supporters. The site
selected cost $1,500 and Is on tho corner
of Tenth street nnd IJakota avenue, near
the business and residence center of tho
city.
AiIiiiImsIoii to South llnkoln llnr.
PIKRUE, S. U April 29. (Special Tele
gram.) Tho supremo court today admitted
Lincoln II, Woodworth of nrlstol on u
certificate from tho circuit court, tho
first admission under tho now, law,
Lawrence county cases dismissed were;
Howe Mining company against John .1.
Murray; Sarah D. Case et al against John
J. Murray,
llimlnr Pnrt of Wisconsin Tnnn,
HEftLIN, Wis., Arlril 29.-Tlio bust-
nebs portion of Wautcnia, the county neat
of Maushara county, twenty miles weht of
here, was totally destroyed by tiro today.
Loss, $100,000; Insurance, $50,000, Several
persons are rendered homelcbs.
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l'r.
4 -.0
4 73
4 75
4 75
4 73
4 76
4 73
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 fO
4 10
4 fO
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..1066
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.. 880
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..1324
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1090
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COWS
2 00 ...
2 23
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2 23
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2 '0
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2 40
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2 73
2 73
2 85
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COWS AND
776 3 W
HEIFERS.
..1101 4 80
1080
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1116
1020
1160
1130
1140
1090
932
860
1160
1097
1400
1330
1110
964
865
910
933
1000
963
1200
1190
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1..
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3 60
3 60
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3 75
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, 304
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, 234
, 114
, 214
3 3,
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3S 4 10
3 54
3 34
3 94
CALVES,
, 216
375
261
330
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930 3 40
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440 3 00
m 3 oi
.... M0 3 10
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.... 91 3 30
.... 713 3 50
' STAGS.
.....tow) so
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
,,,,,, 65
622
,, e?v
IS 849
16 631
33 512
3 941
2..... 1033
S3 713
17 (01
3 73
3 73
3 75
3 75
3 SO
3 8.1
3 90
3 M
4 ii
4 35
1 1104 3 04
3 533 3 00
1 820 .1 23
2 540 3 34
s 630 '3 :o
6 607 3 33
1 420 3 50
4 614 3 75
1 240 3 75
1 960 3 90
1 654 4 (V)
239 4 40
6 839 4 iyi
1 640 1 10
2 724 4 20
( 671 4 25
1 334 4 23
3 424 4 23
2 820 4 26
1
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723
S3
1424
IVI
1472
664
59
233
462
644
278
712
330
344
507
450
640
159
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4 10
4 10
4 44
4 15
4 45
4 64
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4 74
4 70
4 75
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1IOOS There was about an average Mon
day's upply of hogs here today nnd under
the Influence of unfavorable reports from
other points the market hero oencd D(?10c
lower than Saturday's general market. Tho
bulk of tho mixed hogs sold nt $o.62!a and
$3.63, with the better grades going mostly
at $5.67',i and $3.70. with top hogs at $3.73.
The light stuff sold from $o.62,i down. At
those prices the market was fairly active
and the more desirable stuff was all out of
llrst hands In fairly good season. Today's
decline carries the market to tho lowest
point reached slnco the mlddlo of March.
tteproscntauvo sates:
...220
...229
...209
...249
.201
No. Av.
74 164
31, .514
24 ,..197
92 2M
71. ..1... .231
so 21:
79..,
74..
70,.
89..
84,.
71 244
73 212
.314
.235
,263
.228
.213
71 231
68 231
63 237
76 326
134 241
63 244
IS 262
61 243
71 231
8k. Tr.
44 5 54
5 40
43..
63..
14..
67..
78..
170
120
164
120
63
320
164
80
89
84
"m
163
'to
'io
43
'so
'so
124
80
6 60
6 40
6 C'i
6 fJh,
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6 43 H
6 121,
3 CUt
6 '.lit
6 4Ji
6 62 '.4
6 V
6 ',,
6 r,S',,
6 121,
5
6 C5
5 05
6 5
6 (3
5 C5
6 f-3
6 rs
6 (3
6 63
No. Av.
73 244
73 ill
67 244
23 U2
IS 240
65 244
42 332
71 230
68 242
64 244
77 ,221
113 344 ,
77 241
64..
66...
7...
73...
69...
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64...
66...
60.
61.
60.
L.243
...243
...244
...273
...264
...283
...334
...262
...287
...36S
...376
....304
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164
240
120
124
80
164
44
,144
120
144
'io
144
120
164
8)
'so
60
66 301
r
6 15
6 63
6 65
6 63
& 3
6 ti
i 63
S 43
S 63
S 63
3 43
5 63
6 65
6 f5
6 (3
6 S3
5 67i
6 f.7(i
3 67h
5 6H,
5 70
6 :o
6 74
6 74
6 73
6 76
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
J 534 2 04 6.,., 640 3 70
: 780 2 63 IS 137 i 70
1 750 2 li 32 4)2 3 70
SHEEP There was a nrcttv fair run of
sheep and lambs here today and an Chicago
was reported a dime lower, tho market at
this point was also rather weak." Home of
the early sales looked about steady, but
the market as a whole could be tiuoted
weak to a dime lower and In somo cases
more than that. Colorado wooled lambs
sold as high as $6.00, which looked Just
about steady, and Mexican yearlings sold
nt $4.60 and western wooled sheep sold at
$1.55 and clipped sheen nt $4.40 and $4.26.
It was not a very active market, but still
the bulk of the offerings changed hands In
fairly good season.
Quotations: Choice wethers, $1,407(4.60;
fair to good wethers, $4.25fr4.40; clipped
wethers, $4.35?4.50; fair to good clipped
wethers, $l.2S4.33; choice lightweight year
lings, $1,6014.73; fair to good yearlings, $1.35
40; clipped yearlings, $4.25(4.60; choice
lightweight ewes, $4 lo4.30; fuir to good
ewes, $3.60(33.76; clipped ewes, $3.25&4.W;
choice lambs, $4.9033.00; fair to good lambs,
$4.63(54.90; dinned lambs, $4.33(34.65: spring
lambs, J6.tXx37.oO; feeder wethers, $3,754(4.23;
feeder lambs, $4.0034,60. Representative
sales:
No. Av. Pr.
1 cull ewe 64 $1 50
1 cull yearling 70 3 60
39 western ewes 110 4 00
442 dipped wethers 100 4 25
269 clipped wethers 100 4 25
473 clipped western wethers 106 4 40
340 western wethera 110 4 55
248 Mcxlcnn yearlings 81 4 60
623 Colorado-Mexican lambs 79 5 00
62 clipped ewes U5 3 30
S3 cull lambs 61 3 60
60 clipped Colorado so 3 05
520 clipped Iambi 68 4 05
401 clipped western wethers 116 4 25
141 cllnned Colorado lambs 72 4 46
750 western lambs and sheep 87 4 5
CHICAGO live: stock market.
Cnttle
Active .to Shade Lower Hons
nnd Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO, April 29.CATTLE-necelpts,
26,000 "head, Including 400 Tcxans; market
active to shade lower; Tcxans steady; good
to prlmo steers, $2.4506.93; poor to medium.
$3.S54.90; stockers and feeders, steady, at
$2.764.85: cows, I2.704i4.50: heifers, $2.76j
4.80; canners. steady to firm, at $2.105j2.i:
bulls, $2.764.40: calves, steady, at $4.00tp
5.25; Texas fed steers, $4.2555.40; Texas
grass steers, $2.5004.00; Texas bulls, $2.75'tf
3.85.
iinns rtprrtnis 47000 hpnd! estimated to
morrow. 29,000; left over. 6,000; market weak;
top, 5.9o; mixea ana Duicners. a.novD.ni:s,
good to choice hoovj', $3.75t?5.!K: rough
heavy, $5.55(Ef3.65: light, $3.&58.S2tt ; bulk of
sales. $5.27!.iU5.82i4.
SHEEP AND LAMDS-Rccclpts, 18.000
head; sheep weak, yearlings about steady,
lambs weak for clipped nnd steady to llrm
for wonled: cood to choice wethers. $4.60j)
4.75; fair to choice mixed. $4.20B4.63; western
sheep. $4.40514.76; yearlings, $4.50(34.90; na
tive lambs, $4.&0(So30: western lambs, $4.0
(S5.30.
New York Live Stock llnrkrt.
NF5W YORK. Anrll 29.-BEEVES-Re-
celpts, 4.84S head; demand fair; steers
steauy, nuns sieauy. uows m in
higher: steers, $1.4CMi5.73: cows and stags,
$4.50Ji5.15; bulls. $3.50M4.60; cows, $2.2o(J1.00.
Pvnm.ta nnnoi tomorrow. i50 cattle and
3,100 fiiiiirtcrs of beef. . ..
CALVISH UCCCipis. ";". '
j.. osr. nrf. i.uiilu 4.150)1.00; tons.
$6.25: little calves, $3.0tVff3.6p.
bend; slow: wooled sheep. $4.0)'iis 00; clipped
sheep. $3.75114.50: choice sheen, $4. ri; wooled
5.35; clipped culls. $4; spring lambs, $2.oOW
D.im eiiun, , , . ,
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Tickets to al) points In Europe via all
lines. Call at O. Ct. L. city offlco, 1415
Farnam Street, Paxton Hotel nik.. or write
Harry E. Moores,
O. P. at T, A., Omaha,, Neb.
DR. KAf
RENOVATOR Invigorates and renovates the
UTS tern; purines and enriches tbe blood; cirri
tno worst dyspepsia, constipation, headache,
liver and kidneys. Zoo and $1 at druggists. Krce
mivicc- Rumpic uuii iiuuk. 1
B Dr. 11. J. Kay, Saratoga, K.Y.
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Boyd Commission Co
Successors to James K. Boyd & Co.,
OMAHA, NEB.
COMMISSION
GRAIN. PnoVlSIO.VS AM) STOCKS.
Board ot Trade Build tnif.
Direct wires to Chicago and Now Yori.
Correspondence, John A. Warren i- Co.
BUY OIL STOCKS.
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Invest, uend to mc and I will buy you iiny
stock you wimt. If you don't know what
stock you want, Icnvo It to inc. Stocks
llahlo to double nny day. No commlPHlon
chnrKcd. lteforcnces: MnniiRcr Western
Union TelcBrnph Co., bbciU Hontliern l'a
fiiln mllivnv and a cent Kansas City South
ern rnllwny. Address, A. N. Warner. '.".J
Crockett street. Cadger's joweiery atore,
Beaumont, lexas.
FORTUNE KNOCKS BUT ONCE
THERE IS NO BETTER INVESTMENT THAN THE STOCK OF
BUFFALO OIL COMPANY
OF BEAUMONT, TEXAS.
Owns in fee simple 2 acres of ground, ,1-4 acres of
which are within 1032 feet of Higpin's Gusher, and 2137
feet of the Lucas Gusher. The rest of the oil land is as
sure as any in the field, but the
Buffalo Oil Company
has been offered for the 34 acres, Jf 100,000 in spot cash.
INCORPORATORS:
J. I,. SMITH, Wholeanle flroeer,
I'rralilenl.
J.NII. T. MeKI.HOY, Wealthy Cait-
ttlr Owner. Vlne-Prealdent.
J. V, I'AUI.. nnnUer, Treaaorer.
D. O. I.IVRI.V, firrrelarj-.
J.NO. SOIIAIinAIIKn, Wealthy Cat-
tie Owner.
J. D. tnAWFOIlII, Merchant,
Ask Texas Bankers About Them.
Buffalo Oil Company is capitalized for tho small sum of
$300,000
and stocks nre of the PAR VALUE OF 10 CENTS EACH.
Only 150,000 worth of (he slock for sale at par.
No loss than 100 Shares sold lo one person.
J100,000 retained in treasury for ilcvelopinent purposes..
Contract made for well. .Machinery on ground.
Stock will double in 30 days SUMS, and will likely sell
10 for 1.
Right reserved to withdraw slock without uotico.
NO stock jobbing or wildcattiiig. Send for sharees to
D. O. Lively, Secretary, Reaumont, Texas.