Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE! THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1904.
9
CRMS AND PRODUCE MARKET
, Wkeat Opni Liw and Gains Cent, While
Cora Lom( a Oent
BEARISH FLOUR SITUATION DOMINATES
Omaha Contlaees Good Cora Market,
Metala- Rise Bela4 1 Dir
las Beealan at the,
, Boaral. .
OMAHA, April 6, 1904.
Vheat Opened generally a cent lower
than the clone Monday and after backing;
and nilinar, ended by raining a cent. Corn
opened but little lower than Monday clou
and lout a cent. The bearish Hour sliua
tlon weakened the wheat. The bent auth
orities any the Minneapolis flour ouiput
will be reduced from now on until August,
because of the lark of lor man demand.
Ibes authorities feel that Ir. (ace of thia
freat reduction In use, wheat ta too high.
To offset thla bear argument, cornea word
from Winnipeg that Canada cannot expect
the ordinary acreage of wheat becauae of
the lata annwa which are very deep. The
northern counties of Dakota are alao
burled. The Missouri April report gives
wheat condition at 81 aa against 86 last
Ierember, 1 last April and 69 last June.
The Heealan- fly Is aald to be working In
aome count lee. The premium on cajih
wheat gives the Impreaalon of strength,
but It la eald to be due father, to the en
hanced view of holders than to scarcity
4r an urgent demand.- Chicago Tuesday
sold 7,00 bushels No. red f. o. l. at M
and 50,000 bushels No. 1 Northern went to
day to millers at cent over the May.
The Chtoaaro corn sentiment la extram'plv
bearish.. Armour Is aald to be In the mar
ket for all the lake tonnage at 2 cents to
Buffalo that hs -can get. He has not char
tered other steamore, however. No one
earns to be fighting him In the matket.
Omaha speculators who are long on the
May seem to like It, and some of thoae
who wanted It for a,n Investment were un
able to get the option.
The range tf prices In Omaha grain for
future delivery and the close of Tuesday
and today were as follows:
Closed
High. Low. Today. Tues.
Open
w nai
May ;
July
Corn
...... u4
83tf
61 H
83
4H
834 B 83H
81HB B0HB
4-MB 4S4s
May 6n
July .... 48,
41
41 B 40 40H
40HA
Ioeal Caah Ctrala Market. .
Omaha rontinuea to be a corn house.
Nothing el so was sold during the session
but corn. Omaha did not meet the 8-cent
drop in Chicago on No. 3 and poorer corn.
In fact these sold on the floor at Chicago
prices., wheat and oats remained at Tues
day prices but corn advanced cent. Re
ceipts of wheat were 2 cars in and IS cars
out; one week ago, $ and 1 cars. Com re
celpts were 80 cars In and 23 out (this Is the
heaviest In a week); one week ago, 12 and
ll cars. Oat receipts were 1 car in; one
week ago, 1 ear In.
Representative sales of car lots by sam
ple on track, Omaha: Corn No. 8, 3 enrs,
too, l ear 4o. 1 car 4x40; No. t yellow.
1 car 60e, 1 car 49o (both to Mississippi) ; No.
t white. 1 car 49Vf.c; no grade, 1 car 464e.
WHKAT-No. 8 hard, 86as9c; No. 8 hard,
WWc; N6.. 4 hard. 73ft'79c; No. 2 spring,
SivO-So; No. S spring, 82(57c; No. 4 spring,
73ry77c.
CORN-rNo. 2. Blc: No. S, 48V1'S60ci No. 4.
47(4 -fc; no grade, 4640; No. 2 yellow, 614c;
No. 3 yellow, 4l;504c,. No. 2 white, 61c; No.
2 White, 44tt60c.
OATS-No. 8, 40!Ji41o; No. J. ftVJJUOc; No. 4.
'SS0So; No. 2 white, 4?1f48c; No. I white.
4"341c; No. 4 white, 8839c; standard, 414
4214c; . . .. ....
. Holes from tht Exchaage OHeei,
Omaha Inspection of grain were $4 ears.
Of wheat, 4 cars graded No. $ hard winter
and 1 car No. 4 hard winter. - Of corn, IS
. cars graded No. 8. 4 earn No. 4. t cars no
grade, 4. cars No. I yellow, and 1 oar No. 8
.White Of oats, 1 cars graded No. 4,
car No. 8 wtilta and 1 car No. 4 white.
. O, B. -Hlgl)ee of Oretna was a visitor
, to the exena'nge today... He IS manager
of the Farmera' Co-Operatlve Shipping as
snclntlon and says that, sines the exchange
. npened he has. shipped nine out of ten of
the association cars to this market to ex
. jchsnga, brokers , and that he has been
entirely, satisfied, with prices and .business
rr.emous.
' Oral a Markets- Kfaewkere.
i CI os Ins: prices ot grain today ana ntea-.
day at tne-marnais names were aa louuws:
' CHICAOO.
Closed
Today. Tues'y
Wheat
. May ,
July
Corn-H .
... 8(ii
... KH
... W7fc
May
July
KANSAS CITY.
Wheat
May July
R4V4
47
40
Corn . -
May
July
. ST. LOUIS.
Wheat ' '
.1
May
July
July
.. 944
.. 82
.. 48V4
.. 49
9tU
81V4A
MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat
May July
DULUTH.
Wheat
May ,
95HA 44A
95 94V4A
.. 94 B 9TB
.. 94B 94 B
July
1 ; NEW YORK.
Wheat-
May
N A KH
WT4U ; 1H
July
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Peat area ot tha Tradlna; and Cloalna;
Prtees oa Board of Trad.
CHICAOO. April f. Cash wheat was so
oaroo -oay mil sales-01 No. 1 nortn
rn wer mads bars at c over the May
price, a premium mgner tnan any tilth
erlo pajd thla season. The result was
a sharp rally In speculative prices, - the
closing figures on the July option show
ing a gain of Wo over Mondavi final
quotations. Corn and oats are each up a
hade. Provision ar off '7Wl20c.
initial quotations on July were down So
to lo at &V0 to eZa, During the first
oour no support was forthcoming and
. prices declined still further. July sellln
eft to At that lower point there
waa considerable .covering by snorts. The
market closed strung at tha top figures
on July, being at KVc, May sold between
Io and 94o, and closed at 94o. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were eaunl to
D2,U00 bu. Primary receipts were K)
pu., - against m.uhi nu. a year ago, Min
neapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 241 eara, compared with 274 cars
last week, and 199 cars a year ago.
The corn market was weak. Julv opened
140 to Ho to HWHe lower to 02S1i024o,
sold between tlHa and Me. and cl.ed al
t2'c Mar ranged between Mdftoc. and
closed at bate, Iooal receipts were 817
cars, . 41 of contract grade.
Oats followed the course of wheat and
00 rn, being weak early on ceneral selling
and rallying later on liberal covering by
shorts, Tha cioae - was Arm with prices
about on a level with Monday's final quo
tations. After opening o to He lower to
I74kc. Julv ranged between S7ic and S8c,
- and closed at 8Sfl8i4c Local receipts wars
19S cars. .
Provisions wera weak on trslstent sell
In bv commission houses In the face o
nnlv a moderate demand. The early weak
nssa In gralna and a decline of loo to 15c
In price or nor wsrs tne main nnr mc
tore The market closed weak with JUM
Hork 17US0n lower St lUfi!!4i July lard
Closed down 7V at $7.024. n r'DS wr
alao off 7HO at W1
Tha leading futurea ranged as follows:
Artlclea.l Open. Htgp t Low. Close. I Yea y
Wheat
My
a July
b July
a Bept.
b Bept,
. July
fcrj.t.
' July
" Sept.
Jork
May
July .
Hnl
lav 4 ' 4
M ,S7H-iBH
ixisu7
S1S.VV
KS) sVTiflu
K2VI
Masis
41 tuli
!R6S(6"4'
i24.t-
ts
US
toS.
MS
M
S9VS
7t.i;
. $5V
i'JS4YV
31 32iW- S2t;jl2V4
IS 09
U 1
90
is 02v:
12 U
12 95
1$ 10
It s
13 01'
1
1$ 134
It
$ S2W
it 7 1
I 88
July
Hlbs
May
, July
fond
1 ill
85
,1 09
7t
99
M
No. t. a Old. b New.
' H'tiow; siraignis, etmwi .v; spring pat
snts, 14iaj4.iv, atrslshla, $4.lu4.2v. Imk
SM S . H (W.
6Miti9. I Cut. !.; No. 1 BorUkWM
ern, tl IS; prime timothy, $2.80; clover, con
tract grade. $10.75.
wiibAT-Nti. a spring, c; no. s, rtijskc;
No. I red. HVtlll ''.
CORN-No. 3, 64i&54c; No. S yellow,
64y4'p54V.
l.4,C.
TH-Nn. I. S9U
uAii
a No. I. S9fjXHc; No. t white, 40
42c
RYE No. I 7c.
BARLKT Oncd fading, SRQIOc; fair to
choice melting 4MKe.
PROVISIONS Me-s pork, per bbl.,
$12 87V&13M. Lard, per 100 lbs.. H77V
. Short riba sides) (loose) $ft Kff 73 ;
dry salted shoulders (boxed), $7.258"r.60:
short clear sides (boxed), $1.2S.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipment.
Flour. bMs
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
Onts, bu...
Rve. bu
se.Vio
6S 2")
73.MO
...4o son
...MS ion
... ai.nro
119.0O0
45M
17 400
Barley, bu.
... 12.400
87.100
On the Produce exchange todav the hut
ter market was stoady; creamery, 144J
24Hc; dairy, 12Vtf'21c. Kggs. easy; at mark,
cases Included, 16 160. Cheese, weak, 9
jloc.
NEW YORK QEHEHAL MARKET.
($aotattoas of the Day oa Varloas
Commodities.
NEW TORK. April .-FLOUR-Recelptsi,
14.661 bhls.; exiorts, 13.4R2 bhls.; market fea
tureless, little business reported; Minnesota
bakers, M.lly4.J6; winter straights, $4 9iH
6. In; winter patents. $3.2Wa. 8"; Min
nesota patents, $6.221S.60; winter ex
tras, $3fo4 00; winter low grades, $3 15
3 80. Rye flour, dull, fair to good, $4.35
4.55; clW'fce to fancy, $4.rfW.8o.
CORNMKAL luli; yellow western. $1.08
feT.lO; city, $1.1001.12; kiln dried, $3.1txa3.14.
RTE Quiet; No. 2 western, 82c, to ar
rive, prompt.
BARLEY Weak.
WHEAT Receipts, S.Ont) bu. Spot mar.
ket, steady: No. 2 red. $1.04, nominal, ele
vator; No. 2 red. $1.0Virl.(M. nominal, f. o. b..
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth. nominal, f.
. b.. afloat. Ontlona dlsnlaved rvmslder-
ble heaviness at first and weak cables.
active liquidation, depression In northwest
israeis ami neansn weather news; May,
fiWc. closed at 9;c; July. 90 J-WMI 15-lc,
need at 9Uio; September, Hl'tfi Aic,
osed nt R4c.
CORN hfcelnts. 1K.030 bu.: exDorts. 445
bu. Spot market, easy; No. 2. nominal,
levator, and Mtyc, f. o. b., sPoat; No. 2
allow, 67c; No. 2 white, toe. Option ti.ar
et was more active during the fore
noon, the close being stenrtv at a partial
lc net decline: May. B7WtioSc. closed at
6SV),c: July, W?i67Ac, cloBed at Bic.
ua id-neceipts, 70.500 nu. Hpot market,
weak; No. 2, 4fic; standard white, 47VJe;
No. 2 white, 4Sc; No. 3 white, 474c. Op
tions were neglected all day and easier;
av, WHitlwvic, ciosea at 4iM,c.
HAY uulet: shipping. 67V4CT0c: srood to
choice, if74C.
hots wulet; state, common to choice,
IMIUc; olds, 9Q14c: I'nclflc coast. 1908 crop,
24!fi31c- 1H02 crop. 2St?27c; olds. ei4c.
I1IPES Bteady; Qnlveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
18c; California. 21 to 25 lbe.. 13fM4c. '
LEATHER Steady: acid, 23(g2flo.
RICE Uulet : domestic, fair to extra. lUtt
'oyi Japnn, nominal.
TA
LLOW Quiet; city, 4T4c; country, t!P
PROVISIONS-Beef. dull: family. $10.60fl)
11. SO: pnrket, $10.50; city extra India mess,
$15.0017.00. Cut meats, dull: pickled belllea.
$7.00tS.0O; plckld shoulders. $6.50; r,ckled
hams, 9.60fi 10.00. Pork, quiet; family, $15;
short rlear, $14.75f?16.00; mess. $14.75fTlfl Vi.
kuitkk-Hteady; creamery, l5tf23Hc;
state dnlrv. ia?i?1c.
iHEKBK-icayi state run cream, fancy.
man nnn large, coioreo ana wnue. tten-
temher. 12c; late mnde, lo-e.
EOQ8 Steadv: western storage. Decked
UWr: western firsts, ISc.
POULTRY Alive and dressed. steady.
unchanged.
8t.' I.oa Is Urala and Provisions.
ST. LOJTI8. Aorll 6. WHE3AT Higher
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 9Vw, track, 9ic&
i.otH4; May, w'(uim-,tc; July, stffto; rsu. 1
nara, WQiVJC.
CORN Higher: No. 2 cash. 48c: track.
49'jOr; May, 48'4c; July, 44'4c.
OATS Lower; No.- t eaah, 42o: track,
43V4c;,May, 3Hc; July, 7 He; No. 2 white.
40U,c.
jiiiOUK-ouii ana uncnarujea; rea winter
patents, $4.90tlo.oo; special . brands, 20&r2uc
higher; extra fancy and. straight, $4.t)Otf
TlMOTli Y SEEi-Steady; I2.408i2.60.
COHNMKAI. Dull: 32.40. -
BRAN Steady : sacked east track. 783
HOC.
HAY-Steady: timothy. I9.0OW14.0O: prairie
$8.CK10.00.
IKON COTTON TltiS 2C - . .
BAGOINO 4c
HEMP TWINEWIc. "
PROVI8ION8-Pork lower; lobbing. $13.50.
Lard lower; prime steam, $6.42H- Bacon
steady: boxed extra shorts, clear
nus. ii.ui enon clear, si-oi. -
" Wli'LTHY-teadv: tblckem' lOifflOUc:
springs, $3.00ij.5O pr doi.; turkeys, 12wi4c;
aucks, 12c; geese, wa'12.
BUTTER Slow; creamery. 203&t4c:
aalry, i&i-vc. v
The following are the ofllclal receipts knd
shipments; . .
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 5,000 9.00k)
Wheat, bu M.OOO ' 87.000
Corn, bu 35,000 89.0O3
Oats, bu 27.000 42,000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. ' April 6. -WHEAT May
8440; July, 7S'c. Cush: No. 2 hard, 904
92c; No. 8, &jH7Hc; K0- 2 rea- l-H-04;
IMO. a, si.uuini.ui. neceipia, jt cars.
I , JIV.l Al II I . -1,BV. tf "IJ. WTlVi V lnil l.
2 mixed, 47c; No. 3, 46460; No- 2 white.
AtvaAAHA.0.1 no. a. ec.
OATS Steady; No. S white. 4H4c; No. 2
mixed, Rtfiioc.
HAY Firm; choice timothy, $9.60g9.75;
cnoice prairie, fj.ivu'j-io.
Kir. diwui ij.
nrTTKH-Crfamcrv. 20(fr22c! dnln'. 17o.
EOQ8- Weak: Mlsaourl and Kansas
cases returned, 14c; new No, 3, whltewood
rases Included. Iftc.
The following Are the official receipts and
shipments;
Receipts. Shipments.
n't... k,.
....99,200 61,900
....SS.400 ' 69,000
Corn. bu........... .
Oats, bu
....10,000 12,000
St. Loots drain nnd Provisions.
HT Louis. Anrll . WWEAT-Hlgher
No. 1 red. cash., elevator, 997c; track, 98cJi
l.08s4; May. 94V44194HC; juiy, ec; io,
CORNHIgher; No. I cash, 48c; track,
49fii60c; May. 48M.c:TJuly, 44sc. .
him-Uarr: No. 3 rash. 42c: trark
4SHc; May. Sf)4c; July, Slc; No. 2 white,
M KTAIjM leaa, nrm ai e-a). opener.
higher at 15.06. . , ,
iotrt.TH vfltenlv: chickens. lOfMOUc;
springs, 3.00(i3 50 pr dog.; turkeys, 12(&14cj
durks. 12c; geese, waic. ...
BUTTKR Blow; creamery, wanc.
dnlrv. irvii'lfto.
EOG8 Higheri 150, ease count
, Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April 6 'BUTTKR
TTnfr vrwut Annn- aalra western cream
ery, ,241c;' nearby prints, 27c.
K(? lc lower; rresn neamy ana iresn
southwestern, J7o at the mark; fresh "west
ern. I7i'l74c: fresh soutnern. inc.-,
CHEESE 8teadv. fair demand; New
Tork full creama, choice to fancy,. lOKfc'llo.
MlaaeapolU Grain Market,
MIKNEAPOUB, April . WHEAT May,
9M4c; July, 95i-; September, Hlc; on track.
No. 1 hard, 9i"c; No. 1 northern, D'8c; xno.
northern, 93c.
Pfl'RMrst natenta. 15 0615: second
natenu. 34.96U6.06: first clears. t3.ii(p4.6&;
second clears, 33.6oiff4.ft).
Mllwnnkeo Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. . April t WHEAT Mar
ket steady; No. 1 northern, tl: No. 2 north
ern. 9(ic; old. July, 877jo bid.
kyk nrm: no. 1, toit..
BARLEY Dull; No. 2. 6Ji63c; sample, 40
Cf.9c. ,
corn Firm; no. s, wkucic; juiy, w:4c
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOIs April C.-WH EAT Spot,
steady; No. 1 California, 7s 8d; futures,
quiet: May. 6s July, 6a Cd.
CORN Upot. steady; American mixed. 4s
SHd: American mixed, old, 4a 7d; futures,
steady; May, 4s 4 VI; July, nominal.
Dnlath Grain Market.
DULUTH, April 6. WHEAT In store.
No. 1 hard. 96c; No. 1 northern. 944c; No.
2 northern, 9ic; May, 94Sc; July, 4o;
8-pt ember, 81 Sc.
OATS On track and to arrive, 3Gc.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, April 1 CORN-lower; No. 1
49c-: No. 4. 47c.
WHISKY-On the basis of 11.28 for fin
ished goods
Toledo Bee Market.
TOLEDO. April . SEEDS Clover, cash
$6 46 hid; April, t 36 bid; October. 36.46.
J'rtine timothy, P
Condition of tko Trtaisry,
WASHINOTON, April 1 Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the sen
era! fund, excluaive of the 6UO.00ft.0iiO gold
reserve In the division oi redemption
shows: Avallsble cash balance, 324.112.27
gi.ld. $118.919,1
Hank Clearings.
Oenaba. April I Bank clearings for to
day, tl.Vtt.iiA 84, an liiorsaati of liu.esi 13
vet Uaajoof reapcxuiing ay u Jtfajr,
NEWYORRSTOCRS AND BONDS
Uarket Shows Breadth tod Erldenoa cf
, OuUid Iatereet.
UNITED STATES STEEL CAUSES SURPRISE
Bnrllngton Sale of Bonds Is Regarded
aa Plgnlflraat of an Improved
Demand for Railroad
eeerltles.
NEW YORK. April a There was breadth
and variety again In the stock market to
day and some evidence of growing outside
interest. The largest part of the trading,
however, waa still In the hands of profes
sional operators and the early activity was
not well maintained. The latter part of the
day showed signs of laasltude In the move
ment. Lrfkrge attention was arlven to the auarterlv
report of the United tilates steel corpora
tions and the opinions held on the showing
played an Important part In the whole
innraei. 1 ne irnuing in unueu etates
Bteei preferred of VouO shares at 68S and
604, an extreme advance of 1H. was evi
dence that a considerable short interest wns
disagreeably surprised by the character of
1 ne snowing. ine net earnings lor tne
quarter Were In excess of most of the pre
vious estimates, and much was made of
the progress In Improvements from month
to month and to the growth of over 9i,000
tons In the orders on hand, compared with
those reported on December 31, last.
Union Pacific also continued to hung back
with some effect on sentiment. A contribu
tory cause to the reaction waa the unex
pected heavy engagement of gold for ex-
Kin. -me amount was not larger tnan had
en looked for at the opening of this week,
but yesterday's movement In the exchange
seemed to have averted - the movement.
Little Importance Is attached to the out
ward flow of gold at this time with money
or oall hard to lend even below 2 per cent
and with the Inflow of Japanese gold nt
Sun Pranclsco still In progrea.
The newa of the sale of $14,000,000 of Chi
cago, Burlington & Qulncy bonds was a
contrast to the recent makeshift railroad
notes by railroads at high interest, and
was regarded as significant of an Improv
ing demand for bonds. It is worthy of
notice that the proceeds of the railroad
note draws Interest while on deposit with
ine Dank, penning use by the company.
The weakness In araln and cotton rates
In the favorable weather map was helpful
10 piocKs. rceauxing maae lia impression
on the late market and a renewal of the
upward movement In United States Steel
preferred did not prevent a rather Irregular
ciose. .boiius were active ana nrm. total
sales, par value, $3,129,000. I'nlted States
bonds were unchanged on call.
The Quotations on the New York Stock
exchange yesterday were as follows:
a les. High. Liow. Close.
Atchison
28.700 73S 73V4 73S
do pfd
4,4iO 934 92 93'
Baltimore A Ohio....
9,t0 H1V4 0 Bl
200 90 90 90
do Pfd
Canadian Paclflo ....
Central of N. J
r.soo llfii4 H5H 11Vi
200 16Hi ids lba
Chesapeake & Ohio..
2.300 33U 33 83H
Chicago & Alton
300 3S4 38 87V4
do pfd
Hi
Chicago Gt. Western 1,700 17V4 1 1
Chicago & N. W 3 171'4 17H4 171V4
Chi., Mil. ot Bt. f... Z1.60U l-H.1 14o4 14t.'
do pru
100 175
17B
17414
10
20H
761
17
64
24
1534
273
2
70'
264
M
41
71
Chicago Ter. & T....
200 10 -
' o?
. 21
75V4
17
do pfd
600
1.700
800
21
7ii4
17
C, C, C. St. L....
Colo. Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
100 24'i
2.000 154
24i
153
Del. & Hudson
Del.. Lack. & W
2.100 274'i 270
Denver & K. O
600 214 14
do pfd 1
Erie
do 1st pfd 1
do 2d cfd 1
- 9"0
24,600
4,900
70
2-
65
414
26'i
644
41
71
aw
8fK)
800
Hocking Valley ....
do pld
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K, C. Southern
do pfd
Toulsvllle A Nash..
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
0
80li
80H
600 111
130H 1304
100 19
.... 85
19 19
200
194
200
31
S5 86
$,200 109 10H
500 Ml U2 142
100 80 80 79
Metropolitan St. Rv. 2.600 115
113 114V4
Winn. & St. 1
4S
M., St. P. A 8. S. M. BOO
do pfd
Missouri Paclflo 23:700
M.. K. A T 500
do pfd 800
62 - 62
62
119
944
18
404
93H
18
9
U74
39Vi
37
Nat. -of Mex., pfd..
New York Central... 1.400 U7U 116T4 1174
Norfolk & Western-.. 2,100 69 68 68
do pfd. 83 .
Ontario & Western,, t,5oo 22 21 tl4
Pennsylvania 41,300 us
Pitts.. C. C. A St. L
Reading 11.600
to 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Bock Island Co 17,200
do pfd 3 800
St. L. A S. F., td pfd 2,200
Bt. L. Southwestern. 100
do pfd 00
Southern Pacific 70,400
45V4. . 44H
24". 23
ft
14
86:
61
Southern Railway ...
do pfd
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St. L. & W..
do pfd
Union Pacino
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wheeling Lake B.
Wisconsin Central .,
do pfd
Adams Express
Amer. Express
IT. s. Express
Wells Kargo Ex
Amal. Copper
Amer. Car & F'dry..
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil
do pfd
American Ice
do pfd
Amer. Linseed OH...
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive ..
do pfd
Amer. Smelt & R...
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Refg.,
1 1 a r.f.rA a M'nlnar jf.
S.L'OO
2:4
8414
24
254
100
1.600
100
100
62.900
2,300
200
6,400
'406
200
Kb
89V4
94V4
194
88'4
16H
39,700
1,300
200
614
20i
78
604
19
72
200
600
7H
27
800
300
100
K
K.
4SV4
9S4
900
3i 91
2,000 1274
127 . 12ST4
700 71
704 71
444 4-
Brooklyn R. T. ....... 12.400 4474
Colo. Fuel A Iron... 4.400 Si
80
60
Consolidated Gas ...
Corn Products
do pfd
1.900 200 160
Distillers' Securities
.00 23 2T4
2fO 104 164
General Electrlo
International Paper
100
12 ll
do tfd
100
International Pump.
do pfd
100 77 77
National Iead
North American ....1
Pacific Mail
People's Gas
Pressed Bteel Car..
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car
100
200 '
1,700
800
86
28
7
30
Republic Bteel
do pfd
900
S.KM
300
8
47i
19
7
4.-.S4
19
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal & Iron.
1.700
400
40
7
784
64
64
14
68
114
604
U. S. leather
do Pfd
.. 600
... 1.000
.. 1,100
200
500
.. 28.4O0
..117.300
78
U. S. Realty .
do nfn
3
V. 8. Rubber
do pfd
TJ. 8. Steel ...
do Dfd
n'.Hn0hni... IT.lArt .
Western Union 100 89 89
Northern Securities ....
Total sales tor ine oay, oii.iuv kuic
London Stoek Market,
LONDON. April fc Closing:
Consols, stoney
lt-li
... 17
N. Y. Central..
Norfolk A W...
...Ill
... 40
... M
do account
Anaconda
Atrhlaon
do Dfd
.. 751
,.
.. IS
..11
.. 3
.. 17
..141
.. SO
.. 4
Ontario at W...
... 12V,
... 4"H
... H
... J2
do pld
Raitlmor a Ohio..
PennaflTanla
nana nines ...
Canadian Parlllo ..
Chee. a Ohie
Chlraas Ot. W
Reedlns
do let pfd
do Id pfd...
So. Railway ...
do pfd
So. Paclflo
Union PacIRo ..
do pfd
V. S. Bteel
do pfd
Wabaak
do pfd
Spanlaa 4a
... 40
... -4
... u4
... 5S
... 6S
... vi
...
... ll
... 411
C, at. St. r...
DeBeera
P. R. O
do pie
.. mi
Irla
do let pt
do Id pfd
.. 44
.. 41H
Illinois Oentral ..
..14
... so
Uule. Naall
..1114
... I4
M . K. T
1IH
044
SILVER Bar
dull. 854d per ounce.
money 2Wu4 per cent.
The rata of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2Vf'- per rent; for three
months Dins, i ii-ionj4n per ceuu
New York Mining; Storks,
HEW YORK. April . The following are
the closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams loa w
Alice II
brae 19
Brunaarlrk Cm I
Cuaaatork Tunnel ....
Cos. Cel. a V....17
Hora silaar 1U
Iran iit( let
Ldille Cos 8
Little CbM(
. 8
.464
. I
. 34
- 47
,. SI
.. 14
Ontarle
Ophlr
Pb.MBls
PMeel
Iiaaae
Sierra Nevada
Smell Hopas ,.
BlkadarS
Hew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. April C MONEY On call
. - w a. .tuBiti, mu vtu i'
fered, 1 per cent; time loa us, eaay; alxtv
daya, 2Ql per oent; ninety days. S-aii'l
per cent' six months. 34 per oent. Prime
mercantile paper. 4Hf per cent
BTEivLINa EXCHANGE Fliiit. will
, tctuai bucliisaa 4a tanr' bUis at H-fl'tuit
4 8740 for demand and at $4.84194 M90 for
Sixty days' bills; posted Mtos, $l4tf4.Wi;
commercial bills, $4 9434 MS.
SILVER Bar, 44c; Mexican dollars.
43V'--
HON D9 Government,
firm.
stnady; railroad.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
V. S. rr t. ret
So enuimn
dn i rt
Sa rnilpntt
in new 4, reg.
do coupon
do old 4. rf ..
do rnUDOn
.Iit Wntittin e. 1 4s...1"J
.W M'X. Onlral 4( t
.HV 90 lit :nr
107 Minn. A Ft. U 4a.. 4
W M , K. T. 4a f t
1M I do ti 1H
.107 M. R. R. at M. e. 4 TH
N. T. C. I 4i...,
Atchison son. 4 Pt
!. J r. ( f it4
No. Parlflc 4s U'3
do la TtVt
N. A W. . 4a 7H
n S. L 4a A par....
Penn. conr. v,a Ma
Readlns (an. 4a MS
ft. L. A I. M. o. la.-lltH
St. L. A 8. P. (a. 4a. 2S
do ail. "
Atllntlr C L. 4a ... t!S
Bsltlmors A O. 4...10m
do lm M
Central of Oa. .... int
do lt Ine n
rtita. A Ohio 4Vtt. ...10l4
-nl-aio A. IM.. 7
C. H. A U. a. to... 5H:st. L. S. W !
... M -
4s.
... !S
...lllVt
...117
4a.
T. M. S P. f .. 101.5, hoird A. L.
C. A N. W. p. 7...I2vii'So. Pic-lflc 4l ...
C. R. 1. A P. 41... 71S:P". Rallwar St. .
do col. 5a 7VTfla. P. la .
r.C.C. I U I 4a..lVHlT., St. L A W
t nicaso Tar. 4a n
Con. Tobacco 4a Il4
Tnlo. A So. 4a ft
D. A R. O. 4a Hi,
Erie prior Han 4a.... liv
do sen. 4a anV
F. W. D. C. la..1it,
Hmklna Val. 4V,a....lv,
LAN. unl. 4a M4
Bid. Offered.
Union Paollte 4a loa4
do conr. to "S
r. 8. Steal Id ta T74
Wahaah la
do dab. B l'4j
W AUK. 4a 7H
Wla. Central 4a S3"4j
Colo. F. A I. c. 6a.. 71
Boston stork qnotatlons.
BOSTON, April . Cnll lonns. 2433H per
cent: time loans, SMKS1 per cent. Ofllclal
closing of stocks and bonds:
Athla adh 4a tat) Waattns. common
do 4a 4, Advantura
Mpi. lentral 4s S'xlAlloun
7t
BO 14
11
'
12 V,
4n
Atchison 731! Amalammatad
do old .t
Amerlnan Ztne- .
Ttoaton A Albany. ...II
Atlantic
Bingham
el. A Hecla...
Centennlel
Copper Range ..
Paljr Waat
Dominion Coal
franklin
nrancr
Isle Rovile ....
Maaa. Mlnlns ..
Boaton A Maine. ,...,lt
Poaton Elevated ..
Pltrhburx pfd
Max. Central
N. T., N. H. A H
Pars Marquette ....
t'nlon Paclflo ......
A mar. Are. Chem.
do pfd
Ainer. Pneu. Tube.
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T
Amer. Woolen
Am. Woolen pfd....
Pomlnlnn I. A a...
131
I
ID
7,
m'i.
it
43 1
17
r1
4S
4 'a
.net Mlcnliren
.135, Mohawk
41
lit
Mont. C. ft C
old Pomlnlon ,
rreola
Parrot
Qulncy
Shannon .......
Tamarack
Trinity
I'. g. Mining...
V. 8. Oil
rtah
Victoria
I"4i
14
5
114
74',
FMIeon Electric Illu..U
General Rlectrlo ....184
aa
Hi
Maaa. Klectrlo ....
do pfd
Maaa. riaa
t'nlted Pmlt
I'nlted Shoe Mich
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
It
5
I
74
4! 100 '4
47 Vi
tO'i
33
:::::::::: .
71
11
Winona
to Wolverine
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, April . There was a plethora
or money in tne market today, but tne de
mand was moderate owing to the consul
settlement, while heavy repayments were
made to the Bank of England. The Issue
of 10.000,000 of new treasury bills April 11
Is expected to reduce supplies and have a
steadying effect on discounts. Prices on
1110 diui a exenanse were m in tinu uum
ness waa fairly active. First-class securi
ties were in demand. Consols were strong
ana home rails were steady. Americans
advanced to above parity. The market
closed nrm. Foreigners were Irregular,
Russians were easier, while Japanese were
harder.
PARIS, April 8. Business on the Bourse
today was calm, with the exception of
Turks, which were depressed on rumors of
renewed discord In Bulgaria. At the close
prices were heavy.' Russlnn Imperial 4s
closed at 95 francs.- Rio Tlntos gained 12
francs. The private rate of discount was
2 per cent; 3 per cent rentes. 97f 10c for
the account; exchange on London, 25f 3'iO
for checks.
BERLIN, April .Exchange on London,
2"m 46 pfgs. for checks; discount rates,
short bills, 3 per cent; 3 months' bills, 2
per cent. Prices on- the Bourse were
weaker, but Iron and coal shares were
higher.
Cotton Market.
L1VERPOOU April 6 COTTON Spot
In limited demand nnd prices 80 points
lower; American middling fair, 8.46d; mldd.
ling, 8.2od; low middling, 5 KM; good or
dinary, 8d; ordinary,' T.lotl.' Futures opened
easy and closed barelv steady. American
middling, g. o. c, April, 7.86d; April and
May, 7.83d; May nnd June, 7.80d; June and
July, 7.78d; July and-' August. 7.74d; August
and September, 7.4Sd; September and Octo
ber, 6.60d: October and November, 6.36d.
NEW YORK, April 6. COTTON Spot
closed., dull, 10 points tower; middling up-
mnos, h.toc; miuuiuig gun, it). I jo ; sales,
405 bales. .11
NEW ORLEANS. April 41 COTTON
Futures steady; AprW; 14.76o bid; May, 14.88
gust, 14.45c bid; September, ' 12.5Mrf2.60c;
October, W.Vtll.M!; NovemBer, 11.77'11.80c;
uecemuer, n.t?'a'ii. iyc, Hpot nrm; sales.
s.iro ouirs; vrn'"T)-, it uioc. gooa orainary,
13'c' low Thlddllng,'l4Hc; middling, 14'4o;
goocj miqaung, 16 j-ibc; middling fair.
5 9-iec; receipts, 1.918 bales, stock, 287,850
bales.
ST. LOITIS. April 8.-ICOTTON Oulet. Uo
lower! middling, 15c; sales, none; receipts.
60 bales; shipments, 696 bales; stock, 13,933
Metal Mmrket.
NEW YORK. April 6. METALS Tin.
which appears to be the object of some
speculative manipulation, broke sharply In
the London market.: declining 1 6s to
127 6s for spot and 127 10s for futures.
The local market was also easy, closing
at $2fl.S6&'28.66. Copper continues very firm
locally. Ike Is now held at llS.25Tn.1.60:
, - . . .... . . ... .,
L,e"rP'!,c.l 'V-'?'1S Bna c.aB"n 81
t.fl.-L 7-. m.f. r n . . . . ' , I
ever, worked a little lower, declining about
zs ea for spot, which Closed at 58 izs 6d,
while futures were 0s lower at 58 7s 6d.
Lead waa firm here at $4.6004.66, while in
London it advanced 2s 6d to 12 6s 8d.
Spelter was firm at recent prices, $5. 25
S.30 In the local market, but wss higher In
London, cloning at 22 6s. Iron closed at
52s 3d In Glasgow and at 44S d In Middles
borough. "Locally Iron continued firm: No.
1 foundry northern Is quoted at $15.251115.76;
no. z foundry northern at i4.tdb'io.:jo; no.
1 foundry southern .and No. 1 foundry
southern soft at $14.2514.76.
BT. LOCIB. April . 6. METALS Lead.
firm at $4.42; spelter, higher at $5.06.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK, April o.-OII.g-Cnttonseed.
quiet; prime crude, nominal; prime crude
yellow. 3oc. fetroieum, easy; renned,
New York, $8.50; Philadelphia and Balti
more. $8.46: Philadelphia and Baltimore. In
bulk. $6.66. Turpentine, dull, 67H'g8c.
robin yulet; strained, common to good,
$80
"OIL CITY. April t.-OILS-Credlt balances.-$1.68:
certificates, no bid. Shipments.
64.787 bbls.; average, 44 561 bhls.; runs, 77,-
140 bbls.; average, u.sfcs pnis.; Shipments,
Lima. 55.841 Dbis.; average. 6Z.43Z bbls.;
runs. Lima, 61,717 bbls.; avernge, 35,761 bhls.
SAVANNAH, April s. 01L.B Turpentine,
firm at 62c.
ROSIN Steady : A, B, C and D, $2.50;
E. $2.66; F, $2.60; O, $166; II, $2.70; I, $2.86:
K. $3.80; M, $3.36; N,' $3.60; W O, $3.80; W
W, $4.10.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Anrll . WOOL Domestic
wools are quiet. The demand Is strong for
medium and low wools wun onenngv very
small. Many houses have no quarlerblood
wool and a aemano lor foreign
cross breeds has resulted. (Quotations
California Northern, choice, W'&'jOc; middle
counties, lftrWc; soutnern, liwisc. Oregon
Eastern, staple, 16t154e; valley. No. 1, 20
sue. aerritory ioano nnw. itHiriptc.; neavy
nne, I4gi4c; nne meuium, uxq-itmc-;
I'tah and Nevada Fine, 1616He; heavy
fine, 13W14o; nne medium, jflvyaioc. Mon
tana Fine, choice, lfKiilto; fine average,
17frl8c; fine medium average 1HW19C.
BT. LOUIS. April . WOOL Steady:
medium grades, combing and clothing. 180
zzc; light nne, lMniiMc; neavy nne, iaitc;
tuo wusned, sotmc.
Evaporated Apples and-Dried Frnlts
NEW YORK. April . -EVAPORATED
APPLES The market Is steady though
demand la light. Common are quoted at
Ki5c; prime at 6Wi6c; choice at VnMt
e4-c: rnncv at 7'o.hc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
continue quiet, rather easier ar i prices
ranging from tc o o, aceni ting to
grade. Aprlcota are still practically nom
inal In absence of offerings. Choice are
auoted at 9Hr)10c: extra choice at 10W. and
fancy at HS13e. Peaches are quiet but
steady; choice sre held at 74'7c; e.'.ra
choice, THU8c; fancy, svmjiuc.
Csfrt Market
NEW YORK. April . COFFEE The
market for futures closed steady at gen
erally unchanged prices to a decline of S
points on December.- The prevent world's
visible supply is reported at 13,918.1oS bags,
against 13,151,110 bags last month and 12,3a0,
6J7 bags at the same time one year ago.
Boles were reported of 66,750 baga, Including
May at '6.7566 85c; July at (.Xf.loc; Sep
tember at 3i440c; October al 45c; De
cember at ti.66c; January at 6.7uc, and
Muy at 6&K06 95i?. Spot RJo steady; No. 7
Invoice, 6c; mild steady; Cordova, 10tQ13c
teaar sued Molaasee.
NEW YORK. April (. BUQAR Raw,
Arm; fair refining. 3 6-33c; centrifugal, 96
teat, I 21 -32c; molasses sugar, X 29-32c. Re
fined, firm
M lvA.SSE3 Firm.
NEW ORLEANS, April . SUOAR
Bteady; open kettle, centrifugal, iaSc;
whltea. 4V44c; yellowa, 3iti4c; seconds,
j'(jasc.
MOLASSES Nominal; ' open kettle, 30
SfAj; KmuU U.ie L 3jl&f aiUa'a l"-tuliin .
aVil,
OHAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Quit Liberal, but Frioee
He'.d Genera j Steady.
HOGS SOLO FIYE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
mall Sapply of Sheep in Sight and
Market Active sad Strong; on De
sirable Uraaea, Best Lambs
Strong; nnd Others Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 6. 1904.
Receipts were;
Cattle. Hogs. Bneep.
.. 3,478 4.116 ll..i
.. 4.921 10,)1 1.145
..4,854 9,463 6.001
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
Olflclal Wednesday .,
Three days this week. .12.273 23.779
S.ime days last week....li,i46 35,078
Hume dys week before. .li,0J 90,738
8iuue three weeks ngo...l7,(Ul 25.873
Sitme four weeks ago.,.. 10,217 18,399
Same davs last veax 1X978 16,518
24.521
19.44
.7oi
22.4..S
23.4
KLCKUTS FOR THE YhVAR TO DAI L..
It.e following table will snow tho recrlin
of emtie, liuga and sheep at South oimwui
for uie year to date, with comparisons wun
last year;
1904. 1903. Inc.
Cattle 31.770 251,076 ti
Hogs 640,249 594,:'97 46,tiiS
Sheep ; 493,434 8iO,7bO 12H,tf; I
Average prices paid for nogs at Souln
Omaha lor the last several days with com
parisons; Date. I 19Q4. 190. 102. 1Q1.H9(I0.1899.1398.
Mar. 14... I ( Ul T 281 131 6 681 4 751 t tt I
Mar. - 16.. I i 5 j 10 6 b! 4 7u 511
Mar.
1. . 6 151 7 191 I et sol r
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
it.. I t 04W, J Jul 1111 - 1 n 1 "l
IS.. 6 04 7 t 31 I 66 3 68
19.. 4 7 191 Ul t 41 4 89 I
I 73
in
30..', j J 1, 6 ill 4 M 3 Ml
I.. I 4 92 V.i 7 34 8 2o 5 84 4 Oil 3 66
J 4 fcfei I 41
1 111 1 1 AO 9 S
6 801 4 901 3 3 3 "4
4 93 S eu t 71
6 7i 13 6il 3 "J
l. .1 4 7 45
4..j 6 01 7 3ti 29
6-- 5 7 kui e
& 1 ai a M a R7 4 89 66
27.. I 7 Z6 6 4o 6 eo 4 9. 3 60
2. . 16 17 7 801 8 54i 5 90i 6 05 8 6 3 97
29.. I 6 14j I 6 591 6 85 6 J6 8 60 3 84
80.. I 6 07 1 7 22 1 6 891 I 131 3 63 8 S3
61.. I 4 98 I 7 28 6 56 I
1--I 6 Wl 7 3Vi 6 o 6 97
9 I & 111 T W 1 1U1 1 trill
10
19, i b3
April
April
e
5 S
8 o4 65
: 3
April - I U I Nl I K
April 4.. I 6 13i, 7 20 8 bJ, I 99
April 6... 6 0S I 631 6 96 1
April 6... 6 Wi, 7 241. 6 96,
6 15 3 65
6 3 3 bii i 79
6 30 8 65 3 78
6 80 3 6-1 8 79
Indicates Sunday.
The ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. llogs.Sheep.H'sea.
C, M. & 8t. P. Ry.... 9
Wabash
Mo. Pac. Ry 4
Lnlon Pac, System.. 26
C. &. N. W. Ky
V., K. & M. V. Ry .... 63
C, b. P., M. & O. Ry.. 41
B. c M. Ry 48
C, U. at y. Ry 11
K. C. & St. J 4
C, R. 1. ac P. Ry. east 8
C, R. I. t P., west.... 4
Illinois Central ....... 4
Chicago Ot West 8
Total receipts 222
9
:: i
24 12 2
7
84 9 4
15
23 6
4 .. 1
ee
3
3
a
2
131 28 8
The disposition of the day s receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 31 1.217
016
Swllt and Company 1,333 2,110
t'udahy 1'kg Co 808 2.3J5
Arhiour & Company 950 2,544
Armour & Co.. ISioux City 69 63
I,"10
940
863
Vunsunt & Co 16
Carey & Benton 95 .... . ....
Ixbman & Co 21
McCreary & Carey 17
Hill dc Huntzlnger 6
H. F. Hamilton 23
L. K..Husx 1
Wolf & Murnan 57
Sol Degan 40
S. dV 8. 861 ....
Krey Pkg Co 247
Cincinnati A. Co 131 ....
F. P. Lewis 140
Haggerty & Co 67
Other, buyers 214 129
Totals 6406 8.466 3,928
CAxlLhi Receipts of cattle were about
as Heavy as ye-autrduy, Dui the Ueuutiid
was in lalriy good suape, and as a n-suu
there waa not much biiauge from yeaier
uay in ruling prices, .'irau.ng was not as
oi iK as it nus oeen on suioe uayS, but
stlil the catue kept moving towaru ih
scales ana the buiat oi tue aviriyais was
aisposea of at a reasonably eariy hour.
'ine market on corn-led steers cou.d be
quoted generally steauy. Light tluy tattio
Of goad flesh and Quality continued In tne
best ilecand and sucn v kinds sold fully
steady, otners wore no more than steauy,
and In tact u-rae of tne heavy cattle that
were coarse and rather common were hrd
to eell at steady prices. Warmed-up mull
was also dull and perhapa in some cases a
little lower. The good cattle were sold In
good season, but it was a Utile late be
fore all the commoner kinds were cleaned
uy.
The cow market was very uneven. There
were a good many on sale and buyers were
Inclined to go around and pick up the
bunches they liked and leave the others.
As a general thing light-weight cows and
nfiien ui kuuj uuwvij
neirers or good quality were luny ateauy
and in aome soots were a trine strong
Heavy cows and the medium grades were
rather slow and In most caaos no more
than ateady. Salesmen complained In some
cases that they found It very hard to get
steady prices for the less desirable crades.
Cancers sold In about the same old notches.
uoou ngnt puns were in lairiy good ae
mand at slesdy prices. Heavy bulls were
slow, the same as usual. Veal calves sold
at steady prices.
There was another small supply of stoek
ers and feeders and the better grades could
be quoted steady to strong, witn others
about steady. Most everything in the yards
tn the way ot stock cattle was out of first
hands In good season. Representative sales:
. BEEF STEERS.
At. Pr.
HO
10...
II...
II...
II...
II...
At. Pr.
1161 4 10
.... .12114 4 it,
.....1204 4 It
....1143 4 IS
....1214 4 IS
....1241 4 26
....1013 4 21
ni 4 is '
....1110 4 16
.....1144 4 IS
.....1211 4 26
.....1040 4 10
124 4 10
1114 4 10
1 147 4 SO
.....1241 4 W
.....1241 4 10
.....1171 4 tO
1!M 4 10
....mi 4 ao
....1264 4 IS
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f hogs In eight this morning, but the ten
dency of prices was downward st all points.
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lower and before much business was trans
acted the mnrket weakened still further
and closed 6310c lower than yesterday'
general market. Trading was quite sctlvo
at the decline and the bulk of the bogs
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went at $5.irt, with the choicer louls largely
at 3O.02H and $5.05. The less dtslrable loads
sold from $4.97l4j down. Toward the close
packers wanted to buy the best loads st
16 00 and the general run at $4 97H. Aa
salesmen were not satisfied with 'hose
prices, trading was slow and It waa a
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SHEEP AND LAMBS There was rather
a small number of sheep on Bale this morn
ing ss ten cars or the receipts were 1101
offered. The demand was about of usual
else and as a result the market ruled
active and strong from start to linlsh on
all desirable grades. Owing to the light
offerings the pens were cleared at an early
hour. Some clipped wethers were sold this
morning at $5.00, widen Is the highest price
of the season to date, but they were extra
choice and. In - fact, the best that have
been here In a long time. Ewes with the
wool on sold up to $5.10.
The market on lambs did not show much
change. Good stuff sold without trouble
at fully steady prices, as high as $5.60
being paid for Mexicans, tut the commoner
grades were a little slow, the same as
usual.
Quotations for cornfed stock; Good to
choice lambs $5.606.76. fair to good lamhs.
I5.00ti6.60;- good to choice yearlings. $5,003
6.25; fair to good yearlings, $4.5OQ4.90: good
to cnoice wetiiqrs, 34.pouo.35; fair to good
wethers, ft. 504. 90; Rood to choice ewes,
$4.764l..00: fair to govd ewes. $4.4nn160:
clipped stock selis 60S75c less than wooled
stock. Representative sales:
No. Av
loo Colorftdp cult ewes Vi
74 western ewes 98
70 western ewes . 89
224 Colorado ewes 93
2S western clipped wethers 110
- v
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3 35
4 50
4 60
4 76
6 00
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 35
t 60
8 50
I 75
4 60
4 85
6 35
6 35
6 36
I 40
50 western ewes
.... 115
0 westarn ewes 145
aws western wethers
164 Colorado wethers
11 western cull ewes
?0 western cull ewes
190 western ewes
24 western lambs
218 western ewes and y'rllngs..
156 Mexican lambs
2-1 western wethers
227 western wethers and y'rllngs
116 western lambs
159 Mexican lambs
376 Mexican lambs
106
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93
92
76
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. Ctork In ftlsrht
Following sre the' receipts of live Mock
nt the six principal western cities yester-
aoyi
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis ....
St. Joseph ...
Sioux City ..
4,fc4
9.463
6,001
..18.000
.. 7.150
.. 8,000
.. 2,66
.. 600
22,000
8,600
6,500
8,407
8,000
18.000
4,000
8,000
7,796
Totals 36,270 67,869 88,796
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle 8trontr and Tea Cents Higher
Unas Five Cents Lower.
CHICAOO. April 6. C ATTLE Recei nt
1,000 head; market strong to 10c higher;
good to prime steers, $5.26j5.76; poor to
medium, V3.iMfo.on; stoekers and feeders
$2.60.4.35; cows, $2 0(K(t4.40; heifers, tl. mt
4.75; csnners, iZ.WQ1.b0: bulls, 3,2fft4 25
calves, $2.60Q6.50; Texas fed steers, $4.00ij
4.M1.
HOOS Receipts, 22,000 head; estimated
tomorrow. 20.000 head: left over. 6.748 head:
market mostly 6c lower; mixed and butch
ers, $5.1525.35; good to choice heavy, $5.25tf
6.37H; rough heavy, $6.1045.26; light, $6.00
6.20; Hulk of sales. t5.10fiS.26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18,000
head; market strong; lumbs, 10c higher;
good to choice wethers, $4.Wf6.2&; fair to
choice mixed. $35or(i5.30; western sheen
$4.0fKii6.35; - native lambs, $4.003.60; western
iambs, 44.2DUO.zo.
Xewr Tork Lire stock Market,
NEW YORK, April .-BEEVES-Re-
eelpts 1.B7 head; steers 10o lower: native
steers. tf.90ftiV20: oxen and stags. $3.7541)
6.00; - bulls, $3.40(314 50; cables quoted live
cattle steady at 9H'ftllc, dressed weight;
refrigerator neer. 4i,40 per lb. Kxport
today were 18 head of cattle, 10 head of
sheep and 4.400 quarters of beef; estimated
tomorrow. 156 head of cattle.
CALVES Receipts 1,024 head: market 25o
ana soc lower; veals, $4.00 to gj.o: choice,
$7.Z6 tops. $7.60; light calves. $3.0oU3.6O
cltv dressed veals. 7c to 11c.
SHEEP ANTl LAMBS Receipts 7.110
head; market for sheep steady; lamhs lAn
lower; sheep, J 5or(4.m; culls. K.vmiw,
clipped sheep. $4.75: few export wethers,
I5B0; unshorn lambs. $6.0oif?41 50; one deck.
16 60: smina-. 34 OOTrffl no ner head.
HOOS Receipts I.SflB head: mnrket lower
good to prime state nogs, so.cgo.a.
Kansas City Lire Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT. April 8. CATTLE Re
celpts. 7.150 head. Including 450 southerns
market strong to 10c nigner, export ana
dressed beef steers. 100 higher. $4.60Si5 26
fair to good, strong, $3 604)4.60; western fed
steers. . strong. $3.6Ko4.66; stoekers. 6c
higher, $3.0ma460: southern steers, strong,
$S.66(7i4.26: southern cows, $2.004.00; native
cows, 11.76413 76; native heifers. $3.&O34.&0
bulls. $2.Ni4.16: calves. $3 0fU 60.
HOGS-Recelpts, 8.600 head; market tVaiOo
lower: top. $5.17m bulk, $5 orvr(5.l5: heavy
$515fl.17H: packers, $6.066.16; pigs and
Uahts. 14 3665 06.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.nnrt
head; market strong; native lamhs, $5.25"?
E60: weatern lamba. S2f?iegB: fed ewes
$4.1594.90; yearlings, $4.75ij6.30; stoekers and
feeders. 4J ouot.oo. '
St. UaU Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOCIB. April 1-C ATTLE Receipts
3.(100 head. Including 1,600 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
$4 75715.60; dreased beef and butcher steers,
$3.fl6 46; steers under l.OuO pounds, $3 (nVrf
4.00: Blockers and feeders, I3.7b.u4 10; cow
and heifers. 83 .4064.30: cannera. 2.1'i2.5o
bulls, $32T34.60; calves. $2.163.45; fexss
and Indian steers, $3.354.46; cows an
heifers. 316093 40.
HOOS Keclpts, 4,SoO head: market was
steady; pigs and lights, $4&5'34.90; packers
$50"'i.lO; butchers and best heavy, $6.20
tl 46
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reteluta. 8.601)
bead; market steady, native maligna, 4,0
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$.'.00'(i4.6o; stoekers. t.'.(n OS. - .
St. Joseph Live 9to,vu Merket.
ST. JOSEPH. April . CX.TTLF: Be
celpts, 2,t;6 head; market mostly l'V higher;
natives. t3.K4iS.8o; cows and heifers, $:.i9
4 50; bulls snd slugs, $ 4-yH.oO; vesrllnsa
and calves. 33.6tVn4.40; stocHt-rs and fcetters,
$3 Ix-iM 25.
Hi Ht4 Receipts, S.4A7 henrl; light,-35. 4tJ
6.16; medium nnd heavy, 35.i:vd,'V3
PHKKP AND LAMB8 Recelpla. T.T'IS
head; mnrket steady to strong; luuibs, ti.kot
Kansas wethers, $5.80.
Ions City Llr Stork Market.
BlOl'X CITT. April . (Special Tele,
gram, t CATTLE-Rvcrlrts. head:" msr-k-'t
strong; Blockers slow; beeves, $.1.5etf
4 m; cows, bulls nnd mixed, $3.$.90;
Blockers nnd feeders. $3,003)4.(1); calves and
ycnrllngs. $J.75it.1.70. . .
HOOS Receipts, 3.0 head: market 6ylM
lower, selling at $4.S..ii.V10; bulk. $4 .96tf.O0.
OMAHA VVH4LKALkl MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Qaetallnns on
Staple and Fancy Prodnre.
EGGS Receipts, liberal; market steady
flesh stock, 15c.
LIVE I'OL'LTRT Hens, lie; young
roosters, Siu'.'c; old roosters,' tjti turkeys,
Uc; ducks, 9Sc; gevse, Sc.
iU'TTLR 4 'licking stock?, 12c. choice;
to fancy dairy rolls 18ijjl4c; separator, S3o.
FRESH FISH-Troul, 9fil0c; Pickerel. 614
'Mic; pike. 9c; perch fjie: blticflsh, 15o;
Whitehall, 7Jil0c; salmon, lie; haddooK, 16V;
codfish, l?c; redsnuppcr. llo; lobster, boiled,
per lb., 40c; smoked Whitehall, Mo; bull
heads, 11c; cktllsh. l.Vgli"; black bass. ICo:
halibut. 10c; crapples. Ife; barring. 4Hc;
white Wis. 13c; bltieilns, So! smelts. liu711o;
flnnun haddfes, smoked. 5e.
OYSTERS New Yotk counts, rr een.
ISc; per gnl., $.00; Yxtrn' select, jv,-r sn, Cc;
per gal., $1.75; standard, jer can. r.'e; per
gul, $I.S5Sil.40.
IIRAN-Por ton. $18.00.
HAY Prices quoted by Omahiv Wholesale
Pealcrs" association? Choice 1'e. 1 upland,
$6 50; No. 2. $.(: mtdlum, 7p.M;' roarse,
$ii.00; rye straw. $.' 00. These prices are for
hny of flood color and quality. Demand
fair and recelpla light. . ,
VEGETABLES. ". "
rOTATOES-Colonido, 1.16; Dakota, pes
bu., $1.10; natives, $1.00.
NAVY REANS-l'cr bu., $2-35J3.35. -
CELERY Larsre Calif orhla. liOC, 150, and,
Op.
ONIONS SnRnish. per crate. $1.90: Colo
rado rod, per lb., 4o. 1
I'AHHAOK Wisconsin lioiinna, c.
TURNIIU White, per btu 60c: mtabagas.
per lb., lc.
Altl 1 B IT! Dll., ILIV.
1'ARHNIPS Per bu., Uc.
HEETS-IVr bu., 76c.
Cl'CI'MUKRS Per doa.. tl.6Vul.73.
TOMATOES Flo-Ida. per -basket crate,
If. 00.
r APISH Ea t r rtos. mincnee, wxniua,
LETT1CE HEADS Per dus. bunches, 10a
$1 00, top lettuce, per dos., 45Cj 5-V5.
Tl'RNl PS Southern, per dox., 45c.
13EET8 .Southern, per doi. Mts.
CARROTS Southern, per dc., 75c,
PARSLEY Soiitha'tl, per dot., 304f4So. -SH
ALLOTS-Per ox 75c.
ONION SKT8 Per hi. of 21 lbs- yellow.
$2.00; red. $2.25; white. 52 50.
8PINACM-IVr bu., $1. 00511 25.,
BEANS Wax. per bu. Log. $4.60; string.
per bu. box, $1.00
FRU5TS.
riNEAPPLES-J'or aate. to-Mi ft dos.
2V
APPLE8 CaMfornla Bollfiowers. per box.
$1.75; t'regon fancy teds per boa, $1.90'
.Now xork export wreninga, iHasseis inn
llnldwlna, $4.
CRA N BERRIES Fer tox, H.50.
f; T R A W r.E R RJ Efl Tea. er ?4-dt. ease.
$3.50; Louisinna. per 24-pt. cast,, $1.76.
TROPICAL r KU Tb.
ORANGES Navels, choice, ell sixes, $8,261
fancy navels, all sines, $2.50.
LEMONS Caltfumla, fancy, 300 $0 860,
$3.00; choice, 240 to 270 sixes, 33.OOir3.24V.
Fltjs California, per 10-10. cariou, sc;
Imported Smyrna, 8-crown, 14c; 6-orowu,
lUc; 7-crowu, 16c; . 11
BANANAS Per medium sued Duncn.
(Kiii2.rK gumbos,. ?ia.26. - ,
DATES-Pehslan. per box of 80 pkgs. $2:
per lb. In 60-lb boxes. 6c I -Oriental stuffed
dates per box, $2 40. .
cocoANUTS--l"er sack, i.w; per oos., ;
60c, ; ..:- . ' . , - .
MtsqELLAJJEOIta. .
CHEESIi Wisconsin 1w.;ie, -full cream.
12c; Wieconsin Young Aa ericas, 13c; block;
Bwlss, 16c; Wiaaoutlu brick, luc;. Wisconsin
llmburgcr, 13c.
CliJ lilt Per DDI., 40.00; psr ,-odi., m aj.
HONkiY Nebraska.- nor M frames. $8,001
Utah and Colorado .per 24 frames, $3 00.
HORSERADISH Per caaes of. I ' doc,
packed, 60c. - - -
fMAVICi BtttUf 'JOJO, VT ID., JVC. -
HLl)ES-Wol reriitu.X)ha; 8 ireen. Bo; .
No. 1 SRlted. 7c: No. 2 salted, be: No. 1
veal calf. 8 to 43 lbs., 8Hr; -No. 8 veal oalf.
13 to 15 lbs., ',c; dry salted hides, ACfUo;
shep pelts. 244U7c; horsehldas, FtMt&i.W.
N U i a VN aiauiBi i.O 1 port sneii, per id.,
5c: hard shell -tier. lb,. Ho; No. 3 soft shell.
per lb., 13c: No 1 hard shell, per lb., 13c;
Brar.lls, per lb 11c; filberts, per lo., llo;
almtmds. soft shall, per lb., 16c 1 hard shell,
per lb,, 13c: pecans, latge, per lb... l$c;
small, pjr lb, 10c: peanuts, per lb., to;,
rousted peanuts, per lb., 80; Chill walnuts,
12n3Hc: large hickory nuts. $,r hu $1.60;
shellhurks, per bu., 8100; blaclc walnuts,
1 n J
per uu., 41.0. 1 .
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Aorll 6. DRY GOODS
The market Is generally quiet -with the)
exception of that part which Is Interested
In export trade. Buyers are not Interested,
in goods at present prices' and yet export:
buyers are willing to negotiate In the hope
of securing favorable terms. Manufac
turers are now fearful of the future, fear
ing that cotton win not wurrani conces
sions. Ten free trips to the World' s fatrv -Bus
coupon on page 2.
(htcaao Grain Firm Falls. .
CHICAGO. April 6 Jamea M. Wanser
and W. H. Chiidwlck, composing the nrn
of Wanser & Col, grain tlealefa, Bled a
voluntary petition In bankruptcy today.
liabilities are scneauica at iaw.vuu.
lUCAL LSTATIil TRAJSSFKIIS.
Deeds filed for record April 6, as furnished
by the Midland uuaraiueo anu uu
company, bonded abstracter, 1614 Farnnin
Home investment Co. to Murtha M.
lAJiig, lot i, uluCK 7, foppieicn para.. auu
Matthew Kalsor and wife to Henry A.
Spring, lots 13 and 19, block is, uen
ami ., 1-10G
Nlles Moore to , Tii 0111 us K. Huuter,
lot 15, block 1 HI.- Dundee Plat,-..... 80Q
Eliza liutot to Robert O. Hoss, part of
lot du, Hartnian a tcld A
Robert J. Rosa to George M. Ross,
part of lot 55, Ha-rtman a add
Sheriff to Phlneas 11. Allen, part of
lot 1, block 1, c. Aiayne a isi
add. to Valley i
Phlneas R. Allen lo. James II. Van 1
Dusen, par? or lot, 1, ulocg j, c. it
Mnvne's 1st add '. IM
Minnie E. St urges and huabund lo Ira
Hullihcn, lot 7, In AUllue tkiuere...
Ira Hulllhen to Thomas F.. gturgeA - ,
same - X
Clayton W. DeLarriatra And wife to
Edward R. Hensoik, . lot 30, bloc 7,.
lluinvlew 1 459
Eugene C. Bates and wlfo to H. Seevh-
ton. lot.Z. A. 11. t-iaunaera' add. apa
ether nronertv 10
John T. Adams 7o Charles P." Radman,-
lot 4, block i, tiaoiora i-iaoe its
((IMMISSIIlN
Z CO
s Iqoprporated
Capital and Surplus $600,000.
4aiers ln . - i
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BOKOS"
ANO INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
REFERENCED: 176 State and Na
tional iianka si Commercial Agencies.
Ids branch Offices.
General OAten N. Y. I. lie Ballelag,
BlINNCAPOL,lS.
Oanakn Braua-h IU1H Fnrnasa St
Tel. 8-4WT.
THf. I. WAIIDIfK. Cor.
Updike Commission Co.,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS- . .
Business handled promptly In all markets.
Office. 663 Bee Building. .
Telephone 1451 : . ...
O. W. UPDIKE. MANAGER.
L0WREYBR0S.&C0
OOMMltWlION MERCHANTS.
Grain, Stocks
and Provisions.
Room 212. N
hm
Y. Life Building. 'Phone. 3010.
Bp6Clk
mail or
SpecUl attentloa to telegrspr. end
iars.
OMAHA.