Nebraska Newspapers

    TITE OMAITA DAILY HEF,: WEDNESDAY, APRIL fl. 1904.
roTomtH 1 XOTKE.
itilrrami only), close Tiers dally at 30
p. m. up tA April tlt ri. Inclusive, for des
patch per s. s Pleiades.
CHINA snd JAPAN, via Tarnm fspeclally
address-d Only), close here dally st 3d
i p. m. up to April 7th. Inclusive, for des
patch per a. a. Agamemnon.
NKW ZKAI.AKD. ACHTRALIA l-U'ett
West), NEW CAf.KI'ONlA, FIJI. SA
MOA ami HAWAII, via Ban Krannljcn,
close here Aty at :3n p. m. up to April
th, Inclusive, for despatch per a a.
Ventura, tlf the Cunard steamer carry
ing the' Brttlah mall for New Zealand
dun not arrLve In time to connect with
thla despatch, extra malls closing at
t.yt a. m. and $.v a. m. and 6:30 p. m :
Sundays t 4 SO . m., I a. m. and ft:30
p. m. will l.e made up and forwarded
until th arrival of the Cunard steamer.)
Hawaii, japan, china and pmur-
J'INK IHI.ANliH. rim Han Francisco,
close here dally at C.30 p. m. up to April
111 th, inclusive, or despatch per a. a.
tore,
TAHITI and MARQl'F.BAS ISLANDS-, rla
Ban Francisco, close here dally at 6:30
p. m. up to April llsth. Inclusive, for dee
patch dot a. s. Mariposa.
HAWAII, via Han Francisco, clone here
daily at :M p. m. up to April tilth, In
clusive, for despatch per a. a. Alamedn.
HAWAII. .JAPAN. 4'HINA and spe
cially-addressed mail for PHILIPPINE
IKLAJIIH. via Han Francisco, close here
dally at :30 p. m. up to April t--ist, in
clusive, for despatch per a. a. C.aellc.
AI'STRAUA (except West), FIJI IHLANDB
and NF.W CALKIJONIA. via Vancouver
end Victoria, R C, rlose nere dally at
8:80 p. m. up to April ild. Inclusive, for
despatch per a. a. Aorftsgl.
nilMPPINB IfH.ANtiH. via Ban Fran
Cisco, close here dally at 8:30 p. m. up to
.April f2'.th, Inclusive, for despatch per
V. 8. Transport.
NOTBI'nlesa otherwise nddressed. West
Australia la forwarded via F.urope; and
New Zealand and Phlllpplnea via Han
Francisco the quickest routes. Philip
pines specially addressed "via Canada"
or "via Furope" must be fully prepaid at
the foreign rates. Hawaii Is forwurded
rla Ban Francisco exclusively.
.Transpacific malls are forwarded to port
of sailing dally and the schedule of clos
ing la arranged. on the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit.
Registered mall closes nt 6 p. m. previous
day. CORNKLIU8 VAN COTT.
Postmaster.
Postofflce, New York N. Y., April 1, 1S04.
GRAIN A5D PRODUCE MARKET
Bprnila'bn on Flijht Stale nd AQ Wa ci
Armour in Coin.
STILL GRABBING UP CONTRACT PRODUCT
Floar Mtaatloa la Bad In Mlaaeapolis
ad Trader There Are Work
Isg (or Iner Wheat
Market.
OMAIIA, April 8. 1904.
Elections In Chicago closed the Hoard of
Trade, so that the market today was a
sort of orphaned affair. Speculative busl
neaa waa carried on In Omaha, but the
volume of It waa very small and the In
t.rest lacking. What Mr. Armour Is to
do to corn la the thing of aupreme Im
portance to Omaha talent Junt row. That
apeculative giant is reported to have char
tered a second steamer to convey 80,(i0
bushels mora of the contract corn to the
eaatern seaboard. This, with the chartera
of Baturday, allow for 840.KX1 bushela, more
than one-lhird of the contract stock in
Chicago. This shows that No. I Is to be
hipped out of reach. Liverpool has re
timed after the taster holidays ami corn
there opened unchanged thla morning. A
report that three cargoes of corn are re
turning from Kngland la counted.
I no Aiinenapona uour people are woraing
or a lower wheat market. They are not
11 pleased with the flour situation and
ope to , better tt by getting cheaper wheat.
Cash atuff In Minnesota went off 20 Mon-
y and May 2c. Bt, louib wires good re-
orts from Tenas, Oklahoma and soutti-
estcrn Missouri. Rains are Bald to have
elptd the wheat a lot and rain Is con
tinuing. Bprlng planting talk Is being heard
ow and Is taking some of the energy
from the market. Chicago rash wheat
market Monday sold some wheat at He
over the May and turned down bids for
'5,000 bushels at the same figure. Holdera
wanted ;o premium.
i he rnnge or pncea in omana gram ror
future delivery and the close of Monday
and today were as follows:
eiosen
High. Low. Today. Mon.
9e; No. 1 northern. 9STc; No
VlSc; May, U3Vi; July. Wc;
al'e.
(JATB-Qn track, and to arrive, SSV:.
2 northern.
September,
URAL. RsTATB TRAJISFF.RS.
Deeds" filed for recrcd April 5. 10fM, aa fur
nished by the Midland Ouarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1014
Farnam street tr The Hee:
Emma C. Johnston to James Rcau-
moot, lot -2, block 1, Bprlng Lake
park I
Andrew T. flctiowhrte and wife to
Charles E. Foater. part ne'i 34-15-13. 200
Frank Thompson, executor, to lther
A. Broaee lot 8, block 10, McCor
mlck'a adi..,
Stephen 1.- Ifan'gs t the Interstate
Investment Trust, limited, lot 1.
block; 17, itnd other land In Smith'
add 3.625
O, Plantou Mlddleton and wlfo to
Frank Krjss, part of lot IB,
Kountxe'e Id add 1,459
Anna M. Ross to George E. Wolfe.
lot ., block 1, Melntoah'e subdlv,
- and lot 6, block i. Phillip's add 2,000
"Kate Reese to' Oliver R. Gilbert, lot 1
26, Waverly add 1.075
Tukey Land company to David W.
Chapman, lot 1. block 3, and other
land, Clirton JHI1 1,200
H.rry Vlaoher and wife to Pavld W.
Chapmant lot 8, block J, Hitchcock's
and, and other land 1
T 1 1 .1 1 1 1 . t XI rwir ti Vfarrv Vnrnwlll.
o 4. block 4. Dupont Placo ' S50
Mary A. Smith fttil .husband to John
Btl 'Mary's add..... 7,300
German Savings : bank to rtelle w.
Oue and husband to Tatrlck 8. Mc
Oiilre, M 12, block 2, Klrkwood, and
other land
'John A. Swanson and wife to Oscar
Peterson, lot 27, block. 2, Pullman
Plaoa
Oenrge J. "Wolff and wife to Albert
' W. Johnson; part of lot 4, Mal-
' lonaya add.
Mary A. Ptrkik and husband to
. rrankliit K. Brook, lot 61, Qlsea"
add ;
Nora Baldwin to Oenrge B. Lehuhoff.
. part o lots 5 and 6, replat of block
. 10, Bern la park
(Alfred L Anderson to Andrew and
.W W AnAaMrm nnftlvU Int S block
. Patrlek a 2d add ." 1
' XrKI niohanta n .TeasA R Richards.
lot 8. block 82. Florence i.. 1
Nancy JefTeraon te Alphonso Wilson
i 1a. a n o m rH if AT fvltt v'
- nubdfv ..,... 1,400
Andrew MrSorley and wtf to Albert
V A w.u Int. 11 .n4 11 Mnck S.
v Bhriver Place . 800
TJugh McCaffrey Oo. -to .Hugh MrCaf-
r .r ,...,........ , 1
- r' jym Tiefvoti tn ITiirene m. Kagle.
lot 4. Campbell's aubdlv t
Wm-f Tt. McCandlesa to Reuben Ku
, lonofsky. lot 1. block 1 Isabel add.. 400
jK-heat
May .
July .
Corn-
May .
July .
Oats-
May .
170
0SO
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
-"i - - j '
- i aaaias
Oattlo , Blow : and pheep Hale Strona;
avnd Tea Ceata Hlsaer, -
'. CHICAQa' April. 6.-CATTLE Receipts,
1.500 head; market stow; good to prima
steers, nominal, 5.2f4(6.75- poor to medium
I3 91KU&.W; atockera and leenera. uwjim
cowa. tl.751i4.26: heifers. $2.(KMi4.60; can-
ners. Il.76ci2.): bullB. $2.0t34.OO; calves,
H-Oofl-eoO; Texas fed steers, M 60&4.46.
HOdrt ReceJpta today, 13,000 head; rati
' mntad. ' tomorrow. 10.000 head:, left over
8,020 head; market for mixed and butchers,
IK anfiS.40: anolta nholoa. heavnL I6J0i6.45:
rough heavy, tS.liifee 80; light, . o.05'i5.3u;
,4inlk-f iuIm. t&.lSAf6 6(. - . -
B1IEKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10,000
nead; mancet strong to ieo higher; iambs
tronif tar lofl hiaher: good to choice weth
era, 4.7&S.50: fair to chidce mixed, $3,509
4.70: weatern sheep, 34.65(U6.N); native iambs,
H.WtfS.OO; weatern lambs, .i0't).uv. -
.Kansas Mty 14t Stock "Market.
KAN3AB GITT, April 5.-ATTL-H
Mints . -l.hiO bead, tnoludlnff 6UU aoutherna
market steady to strong; export and
dressed beef steers, 4.60$j6.26; fair to good,
33dOO4.60; -western lea steers, sHKiH.V
Blockers ana leeaera.' H.W'U-i.tiUi aoutnern
teera. t3.G6'is4.2t: southern oowa. tltfbirt 60
native cowa, tl OOi&oe; native heifers. (3.50
J4.36; bulls. M btKuli calves. M.0wi.50.
HOGS Receipts, 11, too head; market t9
lOo lower; top, 16.25; bulk ot sales, tS.Ofi-i
a. 20; heavy. t6.lMift.Z6: packers, K0oi(6.10
Diss and lights. I4.26iu5.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,000
nead: market steady to strong:' natlv
lamba, ti.lbai.n: western lamba. S.0(irl.b6
fed ewes, M 76; yeHrllnKS, i4.76ij6.30j
sisckars ana luvaurs, .,u--.
St. Lonls Live Stack Market.
BT. LOU 18. April 6.-CATTI J--Recelpts
$.. head, Including l.OuO Texuns; market
steady; native slilpptug and export steers.
iotio.fi; uresseu peer ana Dtiicaer
. . I ') T .-. . . . . ........ ......... . i.A IW.
ciwtti. vaiuvw-u.', Pinii uuun . . ' " i tirt . ,
U 76t4.46 stwkr and fetiders, $3.75;i'4.40;
cows smt heifers. 32 26!ii4.Sw; cauners. VS.tf
160; Dull!.. sawteV&i; calves, n uumii w
Textins Mill Indian etevra. 33.3t84.a6; cows
aid heifers. 12 ffullJ.U. ., ,
, .HOG0-rHeiiiiits. 6.000 head: market
36.Olijfl4.30; butchers and best heiivy, tE.3oO
(.45.
BHEKP AKT LAMBB-lUeelpts, 2.O00
head; market steady; native muttons, 34.50
f76 2b; lamps, w ;i w; cons ana bucks,
IJ.VW4.W; Blockers, x2.00rtf5.uu.
, St. Joseph -Lire Stek Market.
'FTP. JOPEPIf. April' CATTI.15-R.
relpts, l.l tiead: market steady to 10c
' blsher: nattnee. KL7Mio.no; cows and heifers
12ti0")4 50-. atoekers and feeders, 3iV(r4.2B,
III KiS Receipts 4.SX) head; market 6c
lower: tight. 3A.06ff5.15; medium and heavy,
"tt livWSft. - .
t i gMUKP ANT LArrigRvefpts. 05
head: market lut15u biicher; lainba, steady
to luo maher.
' i ' -
' Sleaix' Cltr ttTe Stock Market.
BtOtTC CTTT. taL. AnHl' S-KSpeclal Tele-
sttun.V CATTLE - Receipts. 1.11 hesd
market stsacy: beeves 33Jit70;. cows
tul In and mfxvri H'trsnj: stuckers sn
feeders. - 3i':;aJs: calves and ysarllnts,
32. 7513
lrXJS-Rerefitfa. frWnead: market fc
Towi r: elllug at VLaiKuU5; bulk of salsa,
3O.IXH0SUU.
; ttevk ta 51t.
FtolTowtng- are the anfpments of Five stock
-f.r n six. prmctpaj. wvstern cities y ester
dar:
' Clth).. FToa. 8her(
Sonth Omaha . l).2ol T.l
Chicago . x... !) M.iirm t ann
Kansas City l.suO ' ll.a-O 1000
fit. IaiuIs 3.H"S K.Oxa ' to
St. Jownh'M .j s. 1 vrt avt
Sloax Cit - ; Lls 2.1 10 ....
Open.
. S3
. 84
. 60S
. 48
84
6AH
4
RSA
so
48H
8SV4B
83
BOHB
4
8v.A
84iB
S0HA
4MB
.. 41
Local Cash
41
40 4CH4A 41 B
Grain Market.
4SQ494c: No,
No. 2 yellow.
No. 2 white.
Chldarto was off 80 In tha poorer grades
f corn and other markets were similarly
weaker. Omaha- lined uo wltn the otners
although Boma sellers contended for
lightly higher prices. The market was
oit fully He and In some cases a llttlo
more. Wheat and oats were firm at the
Monday market. No. 3 corn sold by sample
n track at 4c and No. 3 yellow on track
brought 414f4Hc. Receipts of wheat were
cars in and 13 cars out: one week ago
and 31 cars. Receipts of corn were 32
cars In and 8 cftrs out; one week ago, 7
and 13 cara. Oats receipts were 6 cars In;
one wees ago, none.
WHKaT N o. 3 hard. 853S9c: No. 8 hard.
83fi(Hi'; No. 4 hard, .7:iTf7c; No. 2 spring,
thViSc; No. 8 spring, 82ia7c; No. 4 spring,
W'Tl ic.
e8',o47V4c: no grade. 4S"c:
61c; No. 3 yellow, 4ii'Qai)e;
bu'Ac: No. 3 white. 4(W!l'Ae.
oa is mo. 1. Kzmc: imo. 3. swtsiuc: no. 4.
gvu:c: iNO. i wnite. 4mihc: no. s white.
"i)41c; No. 4 white, 384f39c; standard, 41
i.HC.
Notes from be Exchange Offices,
Omaha lnnpectlons of grain vera S5
cars. Of wheat, 2 cars graded No. 3 hard
winter and 3 cars No. 4 hard winter. Of
corn, 4 cars graded No. 2, 11 cars No. 8,
cars No. 4, 2 curs no grade, 2 cars No.
vcllr.nr dnil 1 u f V. . 1 oI,Ua Of mta
car graded No. 3. 2 cars No. 4 and k
cars No. 3 white.
Chicago stocks of grain are: Wheat.
4.856,Oiiu bushels, a decline of 822,000; corn,
(Mi'i.ooo, a necune or m.tw: oats, 6,2fi0,ooo, a
decrease of 141, OuO; rye. 340,000, an 'ncreaso of
28.0u0, and barley, 475,000, an Increase ot
est.wo bushels.
Grata Markets ICIsewItere.
Closing prices of grain today and Mon
day at the markets named were as follows:
BT. LOUIS.
i-Closed
Wheat Today. Mon'y,
May 944) U6
Julv klUA 82 A
Corn-
May 47'iB 48
July sSI 494A
MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat-
May WA . 85UR
. July ViA 3vA
, DULUTU.
OMAHA WH01J.lt LK MARKET.
Coadttloa aC Trade aad Qaetatloas ea
Staple aad riser Fredace.
EiJOS Receipts, liberal; market steady;
fresh stock, l c
LIVE POLT.TR T Hens. 11c; ynung
roosters, J(jc; old roosters, ac; turkeys,
13c; ducks. Sc; nee, sc.
Bt'TTKR PacrTing stock. 12c; choice
to fanrv dairy rolls. Miultc; separator, 22c.
FRKSH riSH-Trnut. !".nftc; pickerel 6'4j
(Tic; pike. Ic; perch SiiLjc: blueflah. l'c;
whlterlah, 7$10c; .almon. 11c; haddocs. 10;
codfish, 12c: redsnspper, 11c; Inbater, bet ed,
per lb 40c; amokel whiteflah. lie; bull
heads, lie; cattish. 13'jl4c; black baa, ;0c;
halibut. 10c; crspples. 2c: herrLg. 4v;
wlilta bass. 1.1c; bluerlna. 3c; smelts, 10&Uc,
flnnsn hsddles. smoked.
OT8TKRS New York counts, per can,
43c; per gal., 32.00; extra select, pT can, S5c;
i per gal.. 3176: standard, per cun. c; per
gal , 1.3i''ul.40.
URAN Per ton-. 818 00.
HAT Prices ouoted fcv Omstis Wiolenle
Healers' assnclatlnn! Choice No. 1 unland.
M 60; No. 2. 3H.I11; medium. 3"-. 60; nrf
IS.on; rye straw. 15 00. These prlceg are for
ray of good color and quality. Demand
fair and receipts light.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Cnlornio. XI IS: Dakota, tier
bu., 81-10; natives, 31.U0.
NAV Y BtANH-I'er bu.. 82.Sa2.35.
CELERY Large California, tijc 75c. and
90c.
ONIONS Snnnlsh. Der crate. 11.90: Colo
rado red. per lb., 4c.
CAHKAGK Wisconsin Holland. 4c.
TCRNIP8 White, per bu.. Wc; rutabagas.
per lb., H4c
cakkotb Per bu., 1 oo.
I'ARSNU'S Per bu.. MOc.
BEETS Fer bu., 75c.
C'L CUMBERS Per dos., 81.nCml.75. .
TOMATOKH Florida, ni-r K banket crate
83.00.
RADISHES rer doi. hunches, 35Ti50c.
LETTl'CE HEADS Per dox. hunches. 90c
631.no, ton lettuce, per dox., 45i(&)c.
Tl'RNlPS-Southern, per dox , 46c.
HKE1 S Southern, per doi.. -Oc.
CARRtJTS Southern, per dos., TSc.
PARSLRY-Southern, per dot, iWStic.
8HAI.IA.1TS Per dox., 75c.
ONION SETS Per bu. of 82 lbs., vellow.
$2 ciO; red. . 26; white, 32 60.
8PINA(T)-Per bu., 31.001.26.
BE ANS Wax. per bu. box. 31.50: stHng.
per bu. box, 34.00
FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES-l'er crate. 600. cer dox..
12 00.
APPLES California Bellflowers. per box.
11.75; Oregon fancy reds, per box, 31.90;
New York export Greenings, Russets and
Baldwins. 34 .(mi.
CRANBERRIES Per box, 12 .50.
STRAWBERRIES Texas, per 24-at. case.
$3.50; Louisiana, per 24-pt. case, 81.75.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
Wheat-
May ..
July , ..
Wheat-
May ,,
July ..
NEW YORK.
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, 61 H
85U
H4
96
34
6B
a a
HEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day oa Various
Commodities.
NEW 'YORK, April 5. FLOUR Receipts
bS.Uki bbls. : exnorts. 1L1MS bills. : sales
V.6O0 bbls. Market dull and easy with
wneat and auouiblv lower. Minnesota
bakers. 34.1064.3i: winter Straights. 34.9341
o.io; winter patents, xo.auiw.tio: Alln
nesota patents, 36.2tii'3.6o; winter ex
tras, : 33.36-a4. oo; winter low grades. 33.15
63.80. Rye flour, dull, fair to good, 84.3aU
f.65; choice to fancy, '34.6iiJN.8o.
CORNMEAL Uulet: yellow western. 81.08
frl.W; city, $1.10(81.12; kiln dried, $3.1(K8'J1S.
U V f V V .. 4 n ........ . . .
MimwtJ , .-iw. wroiciii, o-u iu ur-
rlve, prompt. '
BARLEY DU11.
WHEAT Receipts 12.000 bu:: SDot mar
ket easy; No. 2 red, $1.03 nominal, elevator;
No. t red, $1.04U1.0T, nominal f. o. b.,
afloat: No. 1 northern Dulutli, ll.iwm, nom
inal, f. o. b., afloat ; No. 1 hard Manitoba,
nominal, f. o. b., ' afloat. Options de
veloped further weakness today. Near the
close they rallied on covering but were
finally 1rlHo net lower nevertheless.
May, 964,fc5V closed, 8SSc; July, wise
Hc, closed Klc; Heptember, SSiys3 ll-16c,
closed 83Hc -
CORN Receipts 6S. 425 bu.; exports, 35,
463 bu.; sales, 10,000 bu.; futures. Spot
market easy; No. 2 nominal; No. 2 yel
low, &Kc; No. 2 nominal,, elevator and 5&c,
f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 yellow, 69c; No. 3
white, D7c. Option market waa dull and
weaker .with, wheat closing . 46c net
lower. May closed UV,o; Jlily, 67(357c,
plosd 67e.
OATS Receipts 108,000 btl. Spot market
steady. Noi 3. 47c; standard white, 48c;
No. i white, 48Vc; No. 8 white, 48c. Op
tiona quiet and featureless: May closed
47 He.
HAT Quiet; shipping, 67H'S0c; rood to
choice, !yv74;0.
HOPS tjulet: state, common to choice,
i;firl6o; olds, aft 4c: Pacific coast. 1903 crop,
t4iii:ilr: 1902 crop, 22!(27c; olds, li314c.
HIDES-Steady; Gulvaston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
15c; California, 21 to 26 lbs.. U'riMc.
LEATHER Steady: acid. 2326c.
RICE QiUet; domestic, fair to extra, 3H3
5Tct Japan, nominal. ,
T ALLOW Quiet; city. ic; country, 4Ti
PROVISIONS Beef, dull; family, $M.603i
11.60: packet, 310.60: city extra India mess,
SUVbOgi 17.00. Cut meats, dull; pickled bellies.
87 OWU8.0O; pickled shoulders. $: 50; pickled
bams. $9 5tfl0.00. Ird, dull; western
steamed. $7.3u; refined easy; continent. 37.40;
South America. tvOO: compound. sV-fftic.
Pork, quiet; family, $15 .us; short dear, $11.7$
)16(0: mess, 14 7oV(i l6. -'S.
BUTTKR Steady; fresh creamery, li-9
v: etate oairy; i:i".'ie.
CHEESE Steady: state full cream fancy.
small and large, colored and white, Sep
lemoer. u'c; late maue. loc.
EGOS Steady: western storage packed,
isc: western firsts. ISc.
PC n.TRY Alive, firm; western chick
ens, 13c; fowls, 15c; turkevs. 15c; dressed,
Arm: western chickens, LWllc; fowls, 14c;
turkeys, Isolde.
ORANGES Navels, choice, ail sixes, $2.21;
fancy navels hII sizes, $2.50.
LEMONS California, fancy, 3no to 360,
$3.50; choice, 2k to 2,0 sixes, U fXu3 X.
FIGS California, per lo-lb. cartons, 35c;
Imported Smyrna. 3-crown. 14c: 6-crown.
!&; 7-erown, 16c.
BANANAS Per medium sized bunch.
$2.Uor2.u0: Jumbos, $2.764j3.26.
DATES Persian, per box of 30 pkgs.. 32:
per lb. In 60-lb boxes, 5c; Oriental stuffed
dates, per box, $2.40.
COCOANUTS-Per sack, $4.00; per dox..
60c.
MTSCKLLANEOXTS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c; block
Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin brick, luc; Wisconsin
Urn burger, 13o.
CIDER Per bb $5.60; per tt-bbl., $3.25.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames, $3.00;
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, $3.00.
HORSERADISH Per case of 2 dox.,
packed. 80c.
MAPLE BYRUP-Ohlo. per lb., 10c.
HIDES No.' 1 green, 6c; No. 2 gTeen, Be;
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. $ salted. Uc; No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 5Hc; No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 16 lbs., 6Hc; dry aalted hides. Hifflic;
sheep pelts, 24K'27c; horsehldes 81.&0&2.5O.
NUTS Walnuts, No, 1 soft shell, tier lb ,
15c; hard shell per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No 2 hard shell, per lb., 12c;
Braalls, per lb., 11c; filberts, per lb, 11c;
almonds, soft shell, per lb., 15c; hard shell,
per lb., 13c; pecans, large, per lb., 12c;
small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., 6c;
roasted Deanuts. per lb.. 8c: Chill walnuts.
12&13Ue; large hickory nuts, per bu.. $1.50;
ahellbarks, per bu., $2.00; black walnuts,
per bu., $1.25.
St. I.ouls Grain and Provisions.
BT. LOUIS. April 5. WHEAT Lower;
No 2, red, cash, elevator, 99c: track, $1.00
&1.07; May, 414c; July, 81HB8lftc; ko.
hard. 924i94c.
CORN Lower; No. 2, cash, 480; track,
SOHe; May, 47fcc! daiy, 43c.- -i
ATS Dull : No. 2. cash. 42c: track. 44c
FLOUR Dull and unchanged: red winter
patents, $4.9oU6.00; special brands, Wa-oc
higher; extra fancy and straight, $i.tKKtf
486: clear. 34.00tf4.25.
SEED-Tlmothy steady at $2.40&SX
fORV MRAIDull at 82.40.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track. 783
80c.
HAY-Steady; timothy, 39.0014.00; prairie,
X8.0(XU10.00.
IRON COTTON TIES-2o.
BAGGING 4c
HEMP TWINE 6c.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; Jobbing,
813.20. Lard, unchanged: prime steam, 3'153.
Bacon (boxed), steady; extra shorts, 37.62V4;
eloftr ri lis. tT.iiU: short clear. 37.874.
POULTRY Steady; chickens , lOHc;
springs, 33.0O&3.50 per dozen; turkeys, 120
14c; ducks. 12c; geese, 6ft 7c.
BUTTER 8teady; creamery. 20fi26Hc;
dairy, 16519c.
EGGS Steady at 14V4c. case count.
Receluts. Shipments.
Flour, fcbls 7,000 9,oo0
Whest. oil ja.w iu,"u
Corn, bu t.oo"
Oats, bu....; 3.000 . 64.0O0
SEW MR STOCK AND BONDS
Parturtatioa Gamed by Union Facifio tii
spp ari and Srcurl iea Adrinoe,
GENERAL MARKET SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
lalted States Steel Calls to Share
la the Day's StreasTth, bat Other
laterests Rrtray Strong;
Tone.
NEW YORK. April 5 The perturbation
reflected jesterday in the stock market, on
account of the I nlon Pacific's legal fight
to rcgnln Its former holdings of the .North
ern Pacific In the Interest of the Sicurltfcs
on-.pany, had largely subsided today. The
result was a speculative movement of more
breadth and more general Indication of
Interest than for a long time. That the
operators were largely those of profes
sionals was sufficiently Indicated by the
methodical manner in which they were
conducted, first one and then another stock
or group of stocks being taken in hand
and advanced to a higher level of prices,
th3 market showing a vast improvement
In tone.
I'nlon Pacific was conspicuously aloof
from the day's upward movement, but it
had no appearance of being in free supply
or being pressed for sale. United States
Steel prererred also failed to share fully
In the day's strength.
There was an enormous absorption of the
second mortgage bonds on a strongly rising
market, lhe day s news did not seem to
lay much part In the general movement.
Reports of ralna in the southwest may
have Induced buying of the grain carriers
In that section. The reports of railroad
earnings for the fourth week in March
which came to hand were distinctly better
nam tne recent average, especially in tne
southern and southwestern sections. Prices
of copper rose strongly both here and
abroad and the strong statistical position
In the trnde Is much dwelt upon. The
oral tractions as a group moved upward
without news.
The anthracite carriers wore Inclined to
ag on account of the supreme court do
clslon requiring the companies to produce
their contracts netore tne interstate l:om
meroe commission. Sterling exchange
moved quite decisively away from the
point of profit on the triangular gold ex
port operation both here and In Paris. The
market closed irregular and with the ef
fects of realizing aulte evident.
Bonds were active ann strong, except Tor
pome realizing In Union Pacific convertibles.
Total sales, par value, 4.io,0OO. I'nited
States 2s advanced K per cent on call
The quotations on the New ork Stock
exchange yesterday were aa followa:
Ha lea. HI gn. Low. Close,
Totals
is.rra 4n,oi t7.no
CeuVae Mnrkvt.
KEVV. YORK, . April 8, CO ITT? E- The
market frf futures, opened steady at an
advance of 5:1" jx'lnta The market closed
, firm at a net advaqce of Join points. 8ls
were reported o 11TS0 hsga. Including:
April. 5,60c; S$sy. .5 70jtt soc; July. a.i6o;
August, sloe: 8ptmher, 16tn Wo; Ociu
W. t3fC.JSHi, Xisuajuut, tUttui.;,
Available Supply ef Grmla.
NEW YORK. April 6. Snedal cable and
telegraphic comtnunlcaiio.s received by
Bradkireet a anew the following changes
In available supplies, as compared with
last account: V het. Untied States and
Canada, eaat ot Rock lea. decreased 796.000
pu ; an oat for and In Europe increased
4O0.000 bu.; total supnly decreased 3&Ki.0u0
bu. Corn. United (Kates and Canada, east
or mock ims. aacreasea 1 sst.upu du. oata.
United States and Canada, east of Rock
lea, decreased 144.000 bu. Stocks held In
Manitoba ami tne northwest elevators In
creased 537. 0u0 bu. thla week. The north
western Interior elevators' report a de
oreaae ef 4Ui.uo bu., In Omaha one of
65.000 bu.
Stoett of Food at Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. April $. The following a
the Blocks ef breadstuff') In IJvenwvol:
Flour. TS.onn ascka: wheat. 1 a4 o) cen
tals; corn. Ml .Ofo centals; bacon, 24 WO
boxes; hams. J.4irt boxes: shoulders. ?iv
Iw.xes; butter. 4.100 cwta : cheese, 88 VYl
boxes; lard. 5 "no tierces of prime weatern
steam, and. 1,790 tons or other kind,
rtalath Grele Mirket,
"I'l ITH. April . WTiR.T Tn store!
Ho. 1 hard.-SRte; Nv 1 northern. 93T: NV.
4 iwouiii ns SLiii. nu, s UUU
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Fruits
NEW YORK. Aoril 6. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market la quiet, with prices
steady. Common are quotea at 'xjrc.;
prime, 64f6c; choice, 6iic; fancy, 7
?Hc.
( a 1 . 1 hi 1 11 1 1 A 1iKir.11 r nun rmnm
remain aulet locally, with prices still rang
ing from Jlo to tjc, accoraing 10 praue.
Anricols are more or less nominal, v-nuice
are quoted at teJrlOc; extra choice, lOirf
low; lancy, ii'uiic. mrn m in,
choice are quoted at 7Vi5?7Hc; extra choice,
lVtci fancy, HWUloc.
Philadelphia Prodoea Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April 6. BUTTER
Steady, fair demand; extra western cream
erv. 24V4c: extra nearby prlnta. 27c.
EGGS One cent lower; fresh nearby. 18o
at the mark: fresh western. LHifilSVc: fresh
southwestern, 18c; fresh southern, liftc, at
the mark.
CHEESE Steady, aulet: New York full
erenme, choice to fancy, Nliifflle; New
York full creams, fair to good, WVkc, .
Minneapolis Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 6. WHEAT May.
Wc: July, 4lMJ'-'4Hc; September, 81iie. On
track: No. 1 hard, SajVuw.se; No. 1 nortn
ern 95'ii ifcNic : No. 2 northern. 82T'UKlc.
FLOUR First patents. $5.W35.2i; second
patents, $4.f.'6 10; first clears, $J.6o; second
cleara. li.iO'a- w.
BRAN la bulk, $14.50.
Mllmrankee Grala Market
MILWAUKEE. April B. WHEAT lc
lower; No. 1 northern, $1.00&1.0oV;
nonnern, kfiiiwc; cm July, mc pio.
No.
RYK-Vc lower; No. 1, l2'fXc
fj5Sc.
86
BARLEY Dull; No. Z, ti'y&c; sample,
5Sc.
CORN-lc lower; No. 8, tMjulc; July, 62VxC.
Tlntoa loat f.f. The private mte of disoount
waa t per cant. Three per cent rentes,
M6f 82'ic lor account. ExUiange on Lon
don. i.-f 14c fnr checks.
BERLIN. April 5 Trices on the bourse
today In most departments were firm.
Canadian Paclilc was lower. Exchange on
London, 2m b'.pfij for checks. Discount
rates: Short bills. $ per cent; three
moniA' bills, 2 per cent. The weekly
sta ten-Ant of the fmpenil Bank of Ger
many iViows the owing chances: Cash
In hand, decreased 14!,iu,0im; treasury
notes, decreased I.sj0.0i'm; other securltlea.
Increased 328,5un.ouiiin; cutes In circulation.
increased lAfOj.Ooum.
New York Mosey Market.
NEW YORK. April 5. MONET On cnll,
easy at lVu1 per cent; closing bid. l4i
per cent; offered, IV per cenL Time kvins,
easy; 80 days, 2'BT per cent: 80 days and
( months, 3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPiiR 4Vr5
er cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easy, closed
firm, with actual business In bankers bills
at $4.873N.87.tO for demand and at $4 .Wtt
4 S4S6 for 6i duvs' bills; posted rates, $4.864)
ti4V; commercial bills, $4 MvsySH.MV
SILVER Bnr, 614c: Mexican dollars, 49c.
BONDS Government, firm; railroad,
st rong.
The closing quotations cn bonds are as
fol'owsr
W Manhstus e. . 4S..101H
"Si
14
rf.
V. 8. ref. In,
do cnupon
do 9, reg
do coupon
do new 41, rag
do coupon ....
do old 4, rrg.
do coupon
Atrhlnon gen. ..
do adj. 4a
Atlantic C. L 4.
Raltimnre A O. 4a
do ssa
Central of nt. (a.
do lat tne
Ttiea. A Ohio 4a...
Chicago A A. Si,. .
C, R. A Q n. 4a.
C. M. A 8 P. g. 4a.
C. N. W. c. 7a ..
C, R. I. A P. 4a..
do col. 6a
C.C C. A S. L. g. 4a
Chicago Ter. 4a
Con. Tobacco 4a
Colo. A 80. 4a
P. A R. d. 4s
Erie prior lien 4s...
do gen. 4s
r. W. A II. C. la.. .100 Wis.
No-klng Val. 44a....in6VilColo.
LAN. unl. a
offered.
1 Hex. Central
...106V o lat Inc
...101 MIds. A 8t. L 4a.
...UJ,M . K. A T. 4s...
1 do xa
...10714 N. R. R. of M. e.
.. prn N. T. c. g. IVa...
... N. 1. v. g. as.
No PaclBc 4s
da Is
N. A W. t. 4a
n. 8. 1. 4a A par..
Pens. eonr. IHa. ...
Heading can. 4a
St. L. A I M. e. (a.
at- 1. a, a it f
j'iisi. L. a. w. ia.
lotValSesbosrd A. L
lMVBo. Pacific 4a
7IW So Kaiivar la
.. m4
..100i!
.. D4
..P
.. H
..101
.. 7
.. N
..luo
4a it
.. M
..10tH
.. 714
.. invi
... wv.
U2W
4a. :w
4
aa
ItSVa
OilAUA LIVE S10CR MARKET
Cattla Eaceipta Liberal, bat Mnrkft Baled
Etroflg to a Din-. a Higher.
HOGS SOLD Fl.E TO TEN CENTS LOWER
Good Demand for Sheep aad Prices
Ranging Strong to a Dime lllsher,
While Lajnbs Same as I seal,
Bletr, with Prlcre Steadr.
BOUTII OMAHA. April 5. 1904:
Receipts were:
Official Monday .
Official Tuesday
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
2.478
4.9U1
4.116
lO.iM
ll.n,5
7.145
Two days this week... 7.379 14,317
Same days lust week. ...11.. 176 22.il
Hams week before 10.4M 12. tl
Same three weeks ago. .11 Ok) 13610
Same four weeka ago.... 6 733 lo.SL'7
Same days laet yeiir.... 8.4U7 9.5.N3
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table will show tho receipts
of cattle, hogs nn( heep nt South Oinuha
for the year to date, with comparisons with
last lear;
V.a,,I 246.XM !45.?'
H"s 6(0.787 691.07.7
Sheep 487.433 361.684
Averaae nrlf e..r- . . r. n -.
Omaha for the last several days with 00m-
ymi inuua;
18.530
Km. 1
18,640
18. 67
14.174
lk.383
Inc.
1
w,7r)
125,748
South
I ....
17!!".!'
... !
... 1i"
...
... l
.., !
... til)
... HI
... T"fl
... so
... 110
...ins
0
...lx
...ll to
...10
... M
...1400
... f?
... s.'.o
... ieo
...
... Kl
... 10
I M
I -0
1
:.
8 an
I 70
I 70
I 79
I 70
I TO
.WITH
SMI I 10
.MIS
t 78
I 10
I 10
S 10
5 to
t IS
(
4 no
4 76
I 00
6 00
00
Da- I 1904.11903. 11902.11901. 11900. 1899.18iJ.
6 131 6 681 4 TBI 8 8I 9 t
101 6 6C! i 7( 3 511 3 88
Mar. 14 1 B16H.I 7
Mar. 16.. 1 ( k 1
7V'Ta A P. la 117
100 '4 T . St. L. A W. 4a.. 41
WJVl'Mlnn Pacific 4a. lfS
6!r4i do eonv. 4a Si'S
aSHlt'. B. Blel Id .... 7
7Hi Wabash la
7 do deb. I) 61 H
N&Uit'W. a Li. K. ta Tt
v antral aa aiia
F. ic I. c 6a . 71
Boston fttork Qnetatlona.
BOSTON, April 6 Call loans, ZH'ff'H per
cent: time loans, SH'u-t'-i per cent. OClclal
rinsing of stocks nml bonils
Atchison ail. ta..
do 4a
Mex. Central 4a.
Atchtaon
do pfd
Atchison 71,800
do pfd 3,(i(J
Baltimore Sc. Ohio.... 14.600
do pfd 6.000
Canadlnn Pnclflo ... 5u0
Central of N. J L'OO
Chesapeake Ohio. 8o0
Chicago St Alton.... PK)
do pfd l.BUO
Chicago G. W
Chicago & N. W
c., m. a st. r
do pfd
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
C. C C. t St. L
Colorado Southern...
do 1st pfd
do 2d Pfd
Delaware & Hudson
V., L. & W
U. & K. U
do pfd ....
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louisville & N
Manhattan L
Met. . Securities
Met. St. Ry ;
Minneapolis & St. L. .
M.. St. P. & S. St. M ,
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
M.. K. & Texas. ......
do pfd .....
N. R. R. of M., pfd
N. V. Central
Norfolk & W
do pfd
73H
9'."4
Sft
90
115
158
33
38
17
I7
91
79
90
115
15.8
3-,:i
38
I6T1
20,400 145 144
6(10
i,3u0
"'700
3(10
400
1,100
1,500
300
200
6.600
J ,000
200
9H
20
.....
64
24
152
270
21
70
26
64
40
1,100
2ii0
' 200
"'200
200
2.900
1,300
91 X)
13lV
IS
35H
So
10S7-
143
80
9
'ic
63
23
i:.i
207
20
70
25
03'
40
130
19
35
'sii
35
1118
142
4,000 114 113
1.8O0
' 800
' 600
4.....
- 700
- 600
; 71.10
94
18
39
iii"
58
Ontario & Western." 1.500 21
Pennsylvania I,VX) ,ll5i
P.. C. C. & Bt. L.... IT,...'.
Reading L300 4474
do 1st pra k.t.,.,,
uo .u pm ............. t .. r
Rock Island Co...... "21,000V 23i
do pfd 8110 ta
St. L. & 8. F. 2d pfd. . 700 . 46-
St. L. Southwestern.- 100 13
do. pfd 3.9(10 36
Southern Pacific 87.4oO 61
Southern Railway.... ; 2,5uO- 22
do pfd -. too M
Texas & Pacific . 500 24
T.. Bt. L. & Western luo 26
o pfd 2(10 SMi
Union Paciflo ...w... 88.81K) 88
do pfd ii.&oo D4
Wabash 100 19
do pfd ...i 9,000 38
W. fk Iake Erie
Wisconsin Central... 400 18
do pfd 100 41
Adams Express
American Express
U. S. Express.
Wells-Fargo Exp.........
Amal: Copper 70.700 10
A. C. & Foundry.... 600 20
do pfd '. ' 3"0 73
American C. Oil...;.; 100 80
do pfd
American Ice ' 100 7
do Pfd ; 300 27
American L. OH...... ..."
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive... . 600 21
do pfd - 100 82
American 8. & R... 700 48
do pfd , , 600 93
A. Sugar Refining.. 3,800 127
Anaconda Mln. Co.. 1.500 70
Brooklyn R. T 22.800 45
Colo. F. & 1 2.700 80
Consolidated Gas .... 1.100 199
Corn Products
do pfd
Distillers' Securities
General Electric ....
International Paper.
do pfd
International Pump.
do pfd
National Lead
North American ....
Paciflo Mall
Peoples (las
Pressed Steel Car....'
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
T. Coal & Iron......
U. 8. Leather
do pfd
U. 8. Realty
do pfd
TJ. S. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Westlnghouse E
Western I'nlon
Northern Securities. .
Ex-divldrnd.
Total sales for the
92
17
39
lin
68
8H
21
n.8.
44 4:
2'-'i
63
4
13
83
49
22
84
24
25
35
88
93
19
37
'is
41
48's
20
72
30
"'7
27
21
82
48
93
12ti
67
43
28
198
92
8(1
8K
116
157
S2
37
IC
109
144
171
9
20
74
16
64
23
152
2C9
21
6'J
26
64
40
73
80
13((
19
36
19
85
sr.
108
142
80
113
45
61
119
93
17
39
S8
116
68
88
21
01
7
69
23
62
46
13
34
60
22
84
24
24
35
88
:
19
37
16
18
40
220
100
1(12
192
50
20
72
'29
88
7
8
28
21
82
48
S3
126'.
6!7
44
29
13
68
22
163
.
67
87
76
16
84'
Ponton
Poaton A Main
Poalon Elevated
Kit. hours pfd ..
Mei Central ...
N. T., N. H. A
IVrc Manpiette .
KSV,
.. MS
.. 7tS
tl
Mara. Electric
do nfd
Maaa. Gaa
rmttd fmlt
I'M ted Shoe Mach.
dc pfd
. 8 Steel
do pfd
Weatlng. common ,
General Electrlo ...
JJld.
409 - 24 23
300 162 162
'i',766 '67 '66
"'206 'n" '79"
6(10 8414 84 844i
500 277 27 27
4,900 97 96 9c
28-(J
69
2V9
1.900 77, 7 7
1,900 47 44 46
100 19 19 19
100 79 79 78
6.7O0 40 89 39
200 78 78 78
1.100 fi 6 6
8.500 54' 61 63
1.500 13 13 13
1.600 68 67 67
11 07j 11
67,h 69 58 58
- SOO 161 100 100
88
92
day, 639,600 shares.
LlTereeol Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL. April S.- WHEAT Spot.
steady: No. 1 California, "s d; futures.
ouii: amy. ciu; juiy, a
CORN Steady; American mixed, tew
4s 2d; American mixed, old, 4s 7d. fu
tures, auu; May, s 4a: July, nominal.
Pee rla Btarket.
PEORIA, April 6- CORN Steady: No,
4Sc; No. 4 47C
wtsl Sriuket.
NEW TORE, April 5 METALS Tin
ruled very nrm Dam nere ana abroad. Lon
don prices were advanced l.aH.l for spot
and 1 for futures, with the former posi
tion closing st U8l2s6d snd the Utter at
L3 15s. Locally tin was about c higher,
closing at 32S imi 13.00. Copper advanced
12s tfd to 58 15s for spot and T5s to 56
12s 6d for futures In tne Limlun market.
Locally prices are held firm. Lake Is
a noted st $13. out; 13 26: elactrnlytic, $13.00
;.12; casting. $12.75fll.iO. Lead was un
changed st 4712 3a d in London and at 84.00
(64.65 In New York. Spelter whs firmer
here, ciosing at 86-26ffM.30. In Ixindon the
market advanced 2s 6d to 4723 2s (itl. Iron
closed at 62s 91 In the Glasgow market and
at 44s 9d In Middlosborough. Locally Iron Is
firm: No. 1 foundry northern is quoted at
tl6.25'd 15.76, No. 1 foiuidry northern Is
quoted at 816. 25 015. 75. No. 1 foundry south
ern and No. 1 foundry southern soft at
814 25814.75.
ST. LOCia April 8. M ETAL8 Lead,
quiet, fi.42. Bpelter held at 85.
I.endoa Stork Market
LONDON, April 6. Closing
Conaola, money. ... M -!
do au Mr f
Anaconda ............ 8H
Atcoiaon . .. ..... 134
do pfd M
Daltlmora A Ohio.... a-1
Canadian Paciflo .....JlxS
Whisky Market.
CHICAGO. April 6.-WHISKY-On a
basis of fl.28.
PEORIA. April 8 WHISKY On a basis
of 81 :'8 for finished goods
CINCINNATI April S.-WHfNKV-Bteady
on a basis of $1.28 for finished goods.
ST. LOl'LS. April WUlSiL.I' steady
us a. uasus vi
Cbea. A Ohio .
Chlcaso at. W
C. M. A 8t. P
nBra . .
D. A R. O.,....
do pfd . ...... .....
Ens
do let pfd. .........
do M pfd
mincrta rentral ....
l.oula A Naah..... ..
&1 K. A T
SILVER-Bar."
MONETY-tfu3
1344
. 17 4
.144
. 1!'
.. (
. 7? "4
. '
. tH
. 41
.1J4S
.Ut
. laS
N. T. Csntral 15
Norfolk A W nS
da pfd . ........ 4S
untana w.. ...
rrrnarlvanla . . .. . . .. 401,
Rand Uliiaa
naaams . ... . s'
da lat pfd..... 4"
do 2d pfd. ms
So. Railway tt
do pfi ...... ls
80. Pacifla ......... al(
I'nlon Paciflo ........ Imi
do pfd ............ IMS
C. 8. Steel US
ao pro '4
Wabaah Its,
so pro ri
Spanlah 4a tCH
steudy, 254 per ounce.
per cent.
The rate of discount In the oven market
for short bills Is 2SW- per cent;, for three
months tans, 2 u-tutu. per cent.
Forelaa Ftuaaclal.
LONDON, April 6. With the opening of
tne montn rates ror money wers easier.
Discount rates tended to become weak
some of tha recent arrivals of gold having
apparently oeon aiiauriimi outsiue or tne
murket for transmission to the continent.
On the Stock exchange the attendance waa
asnall, tielng strecteo by the holidays.
i'nues were quiwiy nrm on tne expects
tlon of investment. Businesa consols hard
ened. Home rails Improved, particularly
Metropolltana. Americana opened dull and
Irregular, with a nervous undertone, owing
to the unfavorable linpresshm caused by
the H.irrirnan auit at Bt. Paul In connec
tion with the recovery of Northern Picdlc
stock in the Northern Bectsrltlea dlssolu
tlon. The amount of bullion taken Into ll:i
Bank of England tedav was d2,9.0fiO.
PARIS, April 5 4-,rlee reacted on the
bourse today, Internationals being chletlv
affected. i looks at the class were feeble.
Rnofiian lmpttcuU ts tuused si 2d luo
Albany 7414
14
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.... S
H..10
.... 7
8(4
nlon Pacific
Amer. Arse. Chem... 18
do pfd 7!
Amer. Pneu. Tube... 4H
Amer. Sugar 176 4
do pfd 1J5V4
Amer. T. A T 12
Am. Woolen pfd 14'4
Dominion I. A 8
Kdlaon Electric llla..1S4
It
.. 74
.. 40
.. 41
.. IU
.. 11
.. BKH
... 0
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Adrentura
Allouei
Amalgamated ..
AmerU-AQ Zlne
Atlantic
Plngham
fal. A Hacla..
Ontennial
Copper Ran(S .
Pair Wat ....
Pomlnlon Coal
Franklin
Orancr
tale Royals ....
Maaa. Mining ..
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Mohawk
Mont. C AC.
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Oaceola
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Mar.
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Mar.
Mar.
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Mar.
Mar,
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Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
April
April
April
April
April
Parrot 2S
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Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
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Winona
Wolrarlns
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Kevr York Mlnlnar 9toeka
NEW YORK. April 5. The following are
closing prices on mining stocks:
the
Adams Con
Allia
Hreaca'
bruimwick Con....
ouiHtoik Tunnel
it
3u
It
t
Cal. A Va 176
Horn Silver lii
ron Sliver 21a
Lcadvllla Con 3
Hid.
Little Ciiiaf
OnUrlo
Opblr
Hboenlx
Potoal
Savaga
I Sierra Nevada
I Small Hopaa ...
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Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. ADril 6 COTTON Snot
ciosea aun, b points lower: middling up
lands 15c; middling gulf, 15.25c: sale, none.
LIVERPOOL, April b.-CXTTON Spot
prices 22 points higher. American mid
dling fair. 8.76d: good middling. a.Cd: mid-
a:ing, a.bco; low middling, 8.4Ud; good or
dinary, 8 3od; ordinary, 8.10d. Futures
opened steady ana closed aulet. American
middling, g. o. c. AurtL S.lld: ADrd-June.
o.kKiu; june-ju.y, .twu juiy-August, 7.?lsJ
Septembor-Octolier, 6.9td; October-Novenv
tie S Arirt KAir.mli...tLin.n.KM J. .1
ST. IjOVIS. April 6. COTTON Nom
inal : middling, loc: sales 198 bales: re
ceipts none; shipments 678 bales; stock
14,4,8 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Anrll 5.-CnTTOrJ-
Futures aulet and steady: April. ll.ra
n.ouc; may, n.ioiB'i.itc; June, i.7'ara4.jio;
juiy, H).i.(i it..4c; August, 14.iki(u i4 Sic; uep
tember, 12.51M2.53c: October, 11.734i'11.74c
November, ll.654jll.67c: December. 11.56:?)
u.oic. poor, quiet, ana easy, ordinary.
n-ioc; gooa ordinary. c: tow m aa nt.
14c; middling, 15c; good middling, 15 6-lGc;
middling luir, jt Ji-joc.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. April 6. WOOL Domestic
wools are quiet this weetk with little
change In prices noted. Bales have contin
ued satisfactory to dealers and while trade
Is not brisk, old wools are being cleaned
up. The demand Is strong for medium and
low wools with offerings very small.
Many houses have no quarter blood
wool and a demand for foreign
cross breeds has resulted. Quotations:
California Northern, choice. IMi'JOc: middle
counties, iyifc; southern, 12HU3C. Oregon
Eastern, staple, 1&&16c; valley, No. 1, 20j
21c. Territory Idaho, fine, 1516cj heavy
fine. 14iH4e; fine medium. 16'16o;
I'tah and Nevada Fine, 162160; heavy
fine, 131rl4c; tine medium, 164il6c. Mon
tanafine, cnoice, lrMisic: nne average,
iiviiic; one nicuium average, js'U'itfC.
cn T 1 1 I u a 1 1 c t' ri . r m . ...
D.. t I 11 ll. II WU-OICHUV
medium grades, combing and clothing. 18fi
azc; ngnt nne, in'o nvgc; neavy nne, iz'oatic;
"oarar aad Molasses.
NEW YORK. April 6.-SUOAJl-Raw.
firm; fair refining, 3 6-S2c; centrifugal, W
test 3 21-32c; molasses sugar, 3 2tt-a2c. Re
fined, firm
NEW ORLEANS, April 6. BTTOAR
Steady; open kettle, 24i)3 3-16c; open ket
tle cenrruugai, diuu-c; centrirugai wnrea,
3WWo; yellows. SfcHc ; seconds, 2H1i
Jlc.
MOLASSES! Nominal; open kettle, 20771
dc: centnrugai, .wtiinc; syrup, nominul.
Otis aad Rosin.
NEW YORK. April 6. OILS Cottonseed
quiet; prime crude, nominal; prime crude
yeunw. jhc. i-etroieum, easy; rennert,
New York. 88.50: Philadelphia and Haiti
more, 38 45; Philadelphia and Baltimore, In
puik. nw. turpentine, ami, b,inc.
ROSIN Quiet; strained, common to good,
Dry Uoods Market.
NEW YORK. April 6. DRY OOODfJ-
V al lies are little altered and buyers were
In accession of interest st the present cur
rent prices. A buyer can usually obtain
slight price concessions, provided he has
a bona Ode order to . place.
'Japanese Btadeats at St. Loo Is.
BT. IvOnS, April 5 Fifteen Japanese
students fora the TnaMo unlveriry, Japan
arrived toiay to wor tor tne Japanese ex
hibltors during the World's fair. The stu
dnts, wearing thefr mortar-board rapa. Bet
up a wild cheer as Boon as they left their
train at the Colon station and saw their
native nag waving In the crowd to greet
mem.
Boll dlnai Permits.
Buttdltisr permits have been Issued as fol
lows: Francis J. BaKer 31.500 frame dwel
ling at Thirty-fourth street and Lincoln
boulevard; Charlea W. Bhrader. l,6fin ram
dwelling at Twenty-alxth and Rlonrto
Schermerhom Bros, company, 35.500 hrtck
neere.l warehouse at Sixth snd Jones
T. J Fltrm orris, two $1,600 frame dwel'lnga
at Sixteenth and Vinton streets.
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3 79
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of rare of atock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.H' sea
XV D CI Ti.. n
Wabash 1
Mo. Pac. Ry 6
Union Pacific Svstem.. B1
C. A N. W. Ry 12
F., E. A M. V. R. R... 48
C, Bt. P., M. & O. Ry. 32
B. A M. Ry 48
C, H. & U. Ry 2
K. C. & 8t. J 3
C, R. I. Ac P. Ry., east 3
C. R. I. & P. Ry., west 8
Chicago Great Western ..
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HoUS There was not an excessive run ot
hogs hero this morning, but other markets
were ouoted lower and as a resnit pr.oes
ensed iff here In sympathy. The market
opened about a r.lckcl lower, but aa the
morning advanced the situation weakened
and closed fully rVJIOc lower than yester
day's general market. Trading, though, waa
fulrly active until tne extreme close, wu
that the bulk of the offerings wns disposed
of bv tho niidille f f tho forenoon. The bulk
of nil the sales went from 85.05 to 85.10, with
the choice loads l.trjft ly from V10 to 86.13.
The common nnd tt.ishy rtuff sold from
15. ( down.
The txtrcme close of the hog market wad
verv dull nnd weak, packers bidding 35.02
and o.05. or fullv a dime low", for the Inst
several lends, nnd nt noon there were still
snvrrnl left In first hands. Packers appar
ently had tholr nioro urgent orders Ailed
and wanted to buy the Into ones well worth
the money. Kcprescntnive Bales:
81
Total receipts 216
The disposition of the davs receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hoes. Sheen.
umana 1'acRing co...,
ewitt ana company..,
Cudahy Packing Co..,
Armour & Company..,
Armour & Co. from S.
Vansant & Co
Carey & Benton
Lobman & Co
McCreary A Clark ...
Hill & Huntiinger ..
Lewis & I'nderwood
Wolf A Murnan
Hobblck & B
Lee Rothschild
T. & 8
J. B. Root & Co
L. F. Hues
McHaggerty ,
Other buyers
Total
672
964
.1,247
. 908
!. 26
. 14
. 113
. 13
. 10
. 5
. 29
. 85
. 11
. 40
. 38.8
. 56
. .33
. 100
. 241
1.406
2.X90
2.5(6
2.7U9
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9'3
1..11I
2,tW
1.858
.. 1.009
..4.903 8.939 6.700
CATTLE There was a liberal run of cat-
tie here today, something over 200 cars
being reponed. The demand lrom both lo
cal packets and shippers wss heavy and
as a result an active and strong market
was experienced all around. The bulk ot
tne aesirap.e cattle was sold in good sea
son.
Beef steers made un a larare share of tha
offerings and -the market could safely bu
alio ted strong. The same as is generally
le case with a strong market, a good
many sales were fully 6iuc higher than
yesterday. Tidy, blockv cattle of arood
quality were picked up in a hurry at prices
safely a dime higher, while the general
run of the steers sold at strong prices.
Trading waa fairly active on most all
kinds, with the exception of the warmed
up stuff, ana considering the heavy re
ceipts, the market was In very satisfactory
i-uuuiuun.
The cow market was also active and
strong. Light-weight heifers continued to
be the most popular line In the yards and
.n many cases sold nigner tnan steers of
the same quality and flesh. They could be
quoted strong to a dime higher than yes
terday and the same would apply to light
weight cowa of good quality. Other cowa
were steady to strong, but tho market wns
quite active and a good clearance was
made.
Bulla sold fully as strong as thev did yes
terday and If of light or medium weight
they were a little higher. Veal calves sold
In about the same old notches.
There Were onlv a few bunches of stock
cattle In the ynrds and, with a good de
mand, the market ruled active, and strong.
As high aa 84.60 wns paid for some year
ling Gallowava, pnrt of which were year
ling bulls. That Is the highest price paid
for stock cattle In some ti-ne past, but the
oatle were also the best ot nnv that have
been here In many days. Representative
sales:
BEEF STEERS
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STEERfc AND FIF.IFETtS.
' Rallwar Hates sued Pes-eosus!,
L. Fobs, city ticket agent for the Great
Western, has retuinixl tiuju a trip to Jjeji
ver. '
J. L. Ferguson, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Northwestern, Is In
town.
1. O. Phillip), assistant general freight
agent of the Mlssuuri Pad lie, has gone to
Kansas City.
H. C. Cheyney, who was formerly con
nected with .the Northwestern, and Mrs.
Cheyney left fur Milwaukee Monday even
lnit J. J. Monks, commercial agent of the
Michigan Central for the OmaHa. territory,
who was recently appointed, has arrived
and assumed Ids new duties.
Frank Trumbull, president of the Colo
rado Southern, and H. A. Johnson, general
freight agent of the sauna line, passed
through Umnha Monday evening on their
v home from tha east,
The office of division freight agent of
the Rook Island, located at Lincoln, has
been abolished and IX O. Miller, who has
held the position, has been made traveling
freight agent for the Nebraska territory.
He will report to J. Fl I'tt, general agent
for Nebraska In Omaha, hereafter In place
of to the Chicago offices tf the compauy.
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SHEEP There whs a good run of sheeo
hero this morning, but the demand was also
of liberal proportions and the market
opened In good sensor., with trading active
nt strong prices. Some of the n.ore deslr
able bunches In fact sold frijioc higher than
yesterduy. The common grades, tnougn,
did not show much of any Improvement.
As high as 35 wns paid this r.iornlng for
western ewes, while wethers sold as hlgti
as. 8u.2ft. : They were choice stun, tnougu,
and originated In New Mexico, yearlings
of only fair quality sold at 85.10 and 86. 16.
Borne clipped Wethers sold as high as $4.80.
Tho iiinb Market was ruther slow. Uie
Mine aa hits been the cose of lute, and the
f.ict that there was nothing particularly de
alt able on sale mukes the market seem tin
usually slow. Good stuff would probably
have sold without much trouble at fully
steady prices.
uuotations for rnrnred atoclt: uoon to
choice Iambs, $3.5i;Ifvi.7ti; fair to good lambs.
33.O0i5.6O; good to choice yearlings, 85.00a
C.25; fair to good yearlings, 84.oO4.80; good
to choice wethers, 14. Way. 20; fair to good
wethers, $l.lof4.B0; good to choice ewes,
81. 754,f. 00; fair to good ewes, 84.40iQ4.60:
clipped stock sells 0'375c less than wooled
stock. RcpreBeiitatlve sales:
No. Av
10 Colorado cull ewes............ 78
208 common ewes , 18
Jb common ewes eO
80 western wethers 84
1 buck 2"0
18 western ewea 77
4 western ewes Df
7 native ewes 82
22 ewes nd wethers . 84
10 cull western lambs 73
1K9 western ewes 86
77 Colorado ewes R8
135 western ewes ' , 73
2o4 western wethers - 78
414 western wethers 102
225 western wethers 82
5 western ewes M
218 western wot hers ,. 12.
(1 westorn ewes 00
W western ewes 114
U7 western ewea 122
144 western lambs 74
125 western l.imhs ."V...,. 74
350 western lnnibs M
M western wolhers 87
875 western wethers , M
?15 westorn yc irlliia , M
217 western yenrllni;s M
114 western wethers 106
70 western wethers K MS
89 western wethers Ion
3 native la-nbs 1'
Ml western lambs 77
t!7 western Imnbs 7!)
81 western lambs ii7
37 Colorado spring lnmhs 45
H9 western ewes I'S
1 western Inml) .. . 9rt
H7 western lnmhs ft
K3 western lnmhs
1 western lamb 140
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Kerr York Live stock MsvrVet.
NEW YORK. April 5 nEEVT.S-Re-celpts
30 bond. No trndlng; feeHng- eteadv.
Market for dres-ed href steady nt 64rtH
per pound. Cables unchanged. F.xiiorts,
450 cuttle. 1 CIS sheep und 4.000 quarters
of beef. Esllmnted tomorrow, I cattle and
4,400 nusrters of beef.
CALVES Receipts'..- 244 heart: market
barely -tondvi common to crime veals.
t'.0O77.25: llttlo veal", slow at 7',rl?llc Per
pound, choice 11,c; country dressed
csh-e" esv nt WivUc.
HonR-Ri wIpt" 8 fX-1 : TKimlnallv fteadv.
BHEKP ANO LAMlia Receipt ISO head;
market for sheep nominal ; lambs eteidr
but unlet. Prime to choice lambs, fldo
SffiU; no sales of flipped f-tock reported.
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