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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1904)
THE OMAHA DAILY DEEt SATURDAY, APRIL 16. 1904. 15 1 (.RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Conditions Tied Up b Crop OatlooV, Bsttir for Speculators, SOME EVIDENCE OF WINTER KILLING Toae mt Cara laapreve, Arrivals at World' Markets Lighter u4 Dtmil la Vary Mack Laxrger. . OMAHA. April IS. 104. Chicago and Omaha ana ina aouthern raarketa ara affected by tkt continued bad crop raporta and the northweot la strong on lata seeding news, neptember wheat la gaining strength and advanced Thursday in Chicago c. which was more than otnrr futures. The naw crop future will ba aa much affected by the crop conditions aa the nld and la not at the premium. It la beginning ta look good to tba speculators. Snow s weesly report says there haa been little wheel growing weather and no uaeful estimate of advance or loaa In condition can ba made. Ha flnda evident of winter killing, however. In the Ohio valley, and while Missouri, Nebrsski and eaetern Kan aaa give a fair promlee. a great part cf central Kaneaa and Oklahoma need eoak Ing ralna. Ha Onda the eprlng wheat seeding delayed. Oets ara well a (led weat of the Missouri river and alow eaat of tha Mlaalaelppl. Ha glvee two weeke yet In which to seed wheat la aouthern Min neeota and aouthern Manitoba and llnda considerable already In. J. A. Patten, who la In Manitoba inspecting condition, wlrea that condition are the worat In twenty five yearn, with anow deep and ground frosen aa la January. Beading oaa oa be gun, ha says, only In two week a with beat of weather, and If preaent condition con tinue ha glvee June 1 aa earllcat date. Tha worat condition are thought to eztat In tba Ohio valley and In weetero Kansas. The latter country muit have perfect weather, report aaya. If 60 per cent I to be raised. St. Louis wlrea only two care of wheat there today. Minneapolis report that aom mllla will reeume on half capacity Monday, the flour demand being better. A better tone la felt in corn. Tha arrival at tha world a markete ara lighter and there la a better demand for spot corn. Armour la aelllng tha July, it I thought, for acalplng bualneaa and buying the May. He ta supposed to be" taking the greater part of all good corn arriving, while the Chicago receipts are small, per cent of the corn I contract. Thia la thought to ahow how clnaely the farmer have sold off their aoft atuff and that future receipt will be of good quality. The Argentine arrival at aeaporta are email In amount. Liver pool wa Vd down. Bloomhall wlrea that he haa the beat of authority for aaytng the Brltleh chancellor will not relmpoee the Import duty or. grain, aa It waa aald he would. The range In prlcea of Omaha train for future delivery and the cloe of Thursday and today were aa follow: Closed Open. High. Low. Todoy. Thura. Wheat May . July . Corn May . July . Oats 88 A W'iH 4814A 49VB 47 48 8f. 3f.B 49H 48 4H 48 p, : Sept. . rs n h atnits iotu Laeal Caen Grala Market. Tha apot grain business waa almost aa heavy aa tha apeeulattve was light. Omaha f train men are buying the beat grain her n hopea of making contract for Chicago. But lower grade atuff 1 In strong demand for feeders, who are using a very inrse amount of com thl year. Tha corn market wa rather erratic and some car sold higher In their grades and aome lower than Thursday, gome No. I atuff aold at tha same figure aa aome cara of No. 1 corn. Ilerelpta of wheat were f cara nut; one week ago, I cara out. Corn receipts were M ears In and S cara out; on week ago. 17 and I cara. Oat receipts were 1 rare In. Representative aalea of car lota by sam ple on track, Omaha? Mixed Com No. t, 1 car 50V.C, 1 car Sop; No. S. 1 ear fte, 1 car 4He. 1 car 4twe; No. 4, J ear 48c; no grade, 1 ear 45o. t cara 44 Ho. White Corn-No t 4 cars V)c. 1 ear (to arrive) iOc; No. I, 1 car 6nc. t car 4S4c. One car of No. 4 hard winter wheat sold for 7o and 1 oar No. 4 white oat for t8"4. WHEAT No. I hard. Vf90e: No. I hard, 4flWci No. 4 hard, 74ff8"C; No. S soring, MSta; No. S spring, S3(88c; No. 4 spring, 74-lrTse. con N No. I, 4BHHTW4C: No. . 475nc: No. 4. 40947c: to grade. WdfABc; No. I yellow, Sic; No. I yellow, 4TOc; No. t white. SOHc; na. wnue, jnjjjwr. ITS No" ilsHrp-ioHe; No. I. WHffMUc; 4, r7HHc: No. white. 114!: No. 4. tJW&mtc: No. I white, lW".4Ho; No., 4 white, V9 aytr; sianoara. sitrtao. Xelti from the Ksehaaa; Offices Omaha Inspections of train wera 41 ears. Of corn, I cara graded No. I: 14 car, No. I: t cara, No. 4; I cars, no grade: cara. No. I white, and 4 cara, No. white. Of oata, 1 ear graded No. I white; S cara. No. I whit clipped, and 4 cara. No. 4 white. Orals Marketa Elsewhere. Closing prlcea of grain today and Thurs day at toe markita named war aa follows: CHICAGO. Closed Today. Thurs. Wheat Jul. , 87 87 Corn May July Wheat May July Corn May July Wheat May July Corn May July Wheat My July Wheat May July Wheat May July 6). . SO B KANSAS CITT. ft ST. LOUIS. fcftte , 47 , 4k MINNEAPOLIS. M B M A DULUTH. NEW YOJIK. M t4U . I1HA ti)U MEW YORK CEXEBAI. MARKET. (iaatatloaa ( tka Oar VarUaa CvaaaaagKUa. NEW YORK. Anrll 14 FIOt'R n.in. S.U0 bbls.; exports. ju,W4 bbls. Market quiet Minnesota patent. .itjS.u; winter pat enta. U-HDui as: winter aualania. uimu. u wliiter exuas. tl ul00: Minnesota baaera. 4 1utaS; winter luw giudaa, IS UWS.S0. Ky tour, weak; fair to gooiLHitav; chotc to fancy, S4.50ia4.7B. CORNMklAL Steady: yellow western Sl.b&ul.lO: city. ll.Kwrl.U: kiln trtA t ln, - uiAnLET vlulet; feeding, tso, c. I. f. Naw IRYE Firm; No. 2 western, t2c, to arrlva WHKAT-Retelpts. 1,000 bu ; exports, U,- V40 bu. Spot market essy: No. 2 red ti li. nominal, in elevator: No. 2 red. tl.uutil ou nominal, f a. It., afloat; Ne. I nortnera pululh. 1101. nominal, f. o. fc.. afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b., Pic; closing at iuc; July, II l-luKJ -14e, closing at lc: Ueptembar, 6 -l8aHo, cloa'ng at SSHc; December, sSHtlMo, clos ing at sMsc. CORN Receipts, 17.200 bu.; export, fx) bu. Spot market firm; No. I, nominal In elevator and Ho f. o. b., afloat; No. t yel low, S7o; No. S white. 54o. Option market opened ateady and closed lower; May, bbtf S6c. closing at S&Vtc; July closed at S4Hc. OATS Recelpta. 8S.S00 bu.: experte. ,5t0 bu. Spot market dull; No. S, 4Jc; stand ard white. 46c; No. I whit. 4Wa; No. t whits, 46V- HAY Steady; ahlpplng. 4TH970c; good to choioa. Seal4o. TALLOW-Steady; city. 4c; country, HOPS Oulet; atata. common to choice, IM crop, miotic; M crop. tJyJIc. IllDk-b Steady; Ualvestou. K0 to 15 lbs., He; California, ll to ti tba.. 19c; Texas dry, 24 to SO lbaj 14e. LEATHER Firm; acid. UtJMo. RiCto-Quiet; domestic, lair to extra, IV4 tfe: Japah. nominal. PROVISIONS Beef, ateady; family, 110 SO 11 W; Bneaa. ta.o,g4: beef ha ma, t6"y .v; packet. W.SUW10.W: city, extra Indii mesa. l6iKffl7.iJ, Cut meals, aulrt; ploklaj bellies. t7X07 7:: plckWd shuuldrisT eSSu; Slckled hama. t Soi oa. Lard, weak; weat ra ateamed. Sl ot. r lined, weak: continent. t7 IS: Buulh Ameiioa. 7.4; cuirponad, 44 5t) tltCV,. Pork, steady: family. tl4Sfl; abort clear. 114 Hii IS Jt, aaesa. tl4.0ulll4. Bl-'TTICR Firm; fresh craamery, 14812c: atata dairy. lM2t-t. inaaeit-uiiieii state run cream, fancy, targe and smalL, colored and white Septem ber, llOllc; good to prime. t-H10r. EOfiS Steady; we-itern storage selections, mlBS-; western firsts. 18c. POl'LTRY Alive, weak: western ehlck ena lie: fowls. 14c; turkeya. 13c: dreaaed. Irregular: weetern chlckeu. lXUci (owl. UV. turkeys, IStflto. CHICAGO GRAI1 A5ID PROVISION. CHICAGO. April IS -t'nofflclal figures, forecasting an Increase, Instead of s de ereae In the acreage of eprlng wheat caused weaknese In the wheat market today. At tha close tha July option anowtd a los of Slc from yesterday a flnal quo tatlona. Corn la down c, oats are off "c and provision to to Ho. . At the opening July was up a ahade to at STSsiTliC. After selling oft to 8 c July closed at 7c. Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 141.004 buehels. Piimarr recelpte wera 161. uoO bushela. compared with 2&S 900 a year ago. Exports of wheat and flour for the week, farting to Dradatreet's. were equal to LZM.OOn bushels. Minneapolis, Duluth and C hlcago reported receipts of cars, agslnst X cara last week and 1M cars a year ago. The feature In corn was the selling of May by he principal holder and a conse quent decline of nearly 2c. Free selling, resulted In a decline of over a cent. The caah market waa firm, but cabli' were easier. Tha close was weak and near the low point. July opened unchanged to sc lower at Strtilc. sold between 49Sf60o and SI ao and closed at 60r. May ranged between Slc and 53V closing at 5Tc. Ioeal receipt wera tl cars, with 41 of con tract grade. Oata showed considerable strength. The close was ateady. July opened a shade to bStc higher at miVKc. aold between il and t$Hc and closed at S8$38Sc. Local re celpta wera 47 cara. Declines In com carried a decline In pro vision. There waa not enouah demand to rnusa a recovery and the market closed easy. wnn juiy per aown lirttc at fll.jTH. July lard was off (c at tti.76. Ribs closed oft 64j 7Ho at K um tm. ina le-amg (uiures ranged as follows: Arttcl?s. Open.l High. Low. Closa.Tes y. Wheat I Hi Ml l4S: "tS! May a July b July a Eept bSept K K MS M' (7 Ss6 lluVtf'Vii IH Corn- I May July Bent B2W 50 534 SO iati 49'iS-oOj 4H Oata Mav Julv Beet iS2wVi i:si szhi :'-) ti Pork- I Miiy July 11 11 44 I 40 12 12 17Hi 1 17Vi 12 27V, 12 60 4 86 4 80 45 57H U 47V,, U 46 I 14 46 Lard May July 5 4 80 7H 471 lb Ribs- "'I 7l 4 66 May July 4 434 JfJH, 8 50 0 571 4 62 No. 2. a Old. b New. Cash quotations were ss follows: . ' fc ..mind uuii ana quiPt; iifo lower ror ?i' f""1" except soft winter, which winter jia.cnis, vf.OUtM. PJ t1.,,, S4. 401 1.70; spring patenta. 4.yivg 20; baker. tS.0C93.S0. WHF.1T K'r. O . . . . - 9c: No. 2 red. WS99 :??2No- 2- b'4o; No. 2 yellow. 52V ll(c. OATS-No. J, OTv.(fT38Sc; No. f white, 41ff tic RYE No. 2, 8070o. choice malting, 44i55c. onus-Hi). 1 nax, 1.08; no. 1 northwest, arn, 11.14; prim timothy, t2.854J2.t0; clover, contract grade. tlO.v. t-nuviaiujB-Mes pork, per bnl.. tl2 12U per 100 lbs. t&5.5TH. Short rlhs tldea. ilooset M Kffi 97U.- .hurt i.o. ildes, (boxed) td.5034.7S. Th fnllrwln. wapa . V. . .... I . . . .w. - " ' v ' " ww iKnutt ina snip- ments of flour and grain: Flour, bbls 2a,if) m ono wneiit, nu is.oiio m.w Corn, hn iv onA .c tr Oats, bu '..'.lj,600 lOn.fkW Rye. ou g. mm n.4oi) earicy. nu t,600 B.lfiu on the Produce exchange today the but- dairy J2Vke. Eggs steady at mark. .; Inrtliiilaiel 1 aUz f- CsV aiw 1 . . , t. Lovli Oralm mmd Prorlalons. awl ' ifital a .. t . . oi. 10, pni J. wheat Lower: I ". riFvaior, ic; track, sm May. llHc; July, s2v,c; No. 2 nard CORN-Lower; No. 2 cash. aSHc: track, SOc; May. 47Hn47lic: July, 48c. ui-oieaay; o. cash, 41c: track, gc; ,May. saVtc; July, 17V4c; No, i white, FIOTTR rllll anil iiiifth.n.JI ..J i tar hatonta U UUK nn . i?i w n.!.Z 4.85; clear. tl.WVIJ4.8S. BEE.U Timothy, U 80, CORNMEAL Steady. 42.40. BRAN fit rone- i.i'L .H . . . , . i. ewe: jgHy-Bteadyj timothy. Sl.00ei4.00; prairie, IKON COTTON TIES-2C. BAaOINO 4HC. HEMP TWINB-4c. PROVIRIOK-a 1r,.W 1.... a.Lv.- 21127V,. Lard, lower; prima ateamed, 14 .22. clw rtbs tjiOj short clear. 17.75. ' m,rr.Jnl'ow' cnic.ena, iohc; springs, t3.orfj.00 per doi; turkeys, Ugllc; ducks! BUTTER Kasy; lBtflSc. creamery, 2025c; dairy. w AAAlniai S3WI -a.- Flour, bbls sue s,ooo JSheat. bu 2,000 117 0 Corn, bu lion i.rL.. Oata, bu X1.0U0 29 (Kin Kaaaaa City Grala and Provisions. KANBAS CITY. April 16. WHEAT May. I3V. July. 77c; September, 73c; cash. No 2 hard, rviSMc; No. s, Stic; No. 2 red. tl02 f?NlM"ViI4'.ci ,Julv- ah. No. 2 OATS No 1 whltn t'lHAlr. . XT , 41 HO. . . H..MU, HAT Flrmt choice timothy, tt.00i9 60- rnilc nralrljl tfl M ' 1 J r. BUTTER Creamery. 20ffc: dairy. l7o EGOS Firm; Mlasourl and Kansas, cases returned, Uo; naw No. t, whltewooii caae, D...U,. awi . Wheat, bu 24.S00 y 4 0j0 y;orn. pu 11.400 u w Oata. bu 4.0,0 inuo Mlnaaapolla Grala Market. MINNEAPOLIS. April 15. WHEAT s'J'i'iii. April 10. WHEAT c; July. 94c; September, Wo. On 10. I hard. HUc; No. 1 northorn 2 northern. ti'Hc. track: pj wc: ro. 2 nortnarn. ii'Ue rujfR 10c higher for patents; first pat ents, 15.1uS.20; second patents. to.0oro.lti first clears. tS.706S.S0; second clears. Sf.SOtJ B KAN In bulk. S14 Scei4.7& Philadelphia Prsdsee Market. PHILADELPHIA. April IS. BL'TTER Lnchanged; extra western, 23Hc; extra neartiy prlnta, 26c. EGGS-Steady, fair demand: freah nearby, 17Hc, at mark fresh western. 17Xc: freah PX!!.,rnA i7 ; 'rh aouthern, 17c. CHEESE Dull. V.0 lower: New fork full goXfcmoto' ,0 fancy' 10loe- Mllwaaka Grala Market. MILWAUKEE. April 1S.-WHEAT- &&V$2 jl.7"u&n- No-1 northern' RYK Firm: No. 1, 74c. 13 A RLE Y Steady; No. 2, 88c; sample. 33Q RN-Hlghar; No. S. soesic: July, SOVic Dnletk Grata Market. Dl'LlT-H. Aprfl lS.-WHEAT-In ator. rK1, MiNo-J nrhern, K-c; No .. . J"1- . arrive: io 1 hard. MUC: Nil. I norfhara 0)1 a Jci May; 2Hcr July Z&; September! OATS On track and to arrive, SSVic. Uttrwfl Grala Market. t ivrnpfini i.u .i dull;' No" 1 California. 4a 7 Futures' .rV , 7, mrtran mixed, new. quiet 7A'1: oia- "y 4s 7d. Futures nulskl? Mail Am AjA. ..i T t.W474s), ' rfuiy. nominal. Tl4 S Market TTsT-rTTV A ra1l tl tr vi-v S J5! 'i. prti.i :. C'k. 5-H Prim, .f: Feorln Grata Mark!. JSSFk -:-w. no Metal Market NEW TuRa. April l.Mi.TALg There waa a share advauce In the London tin market, spot closing 1 2s id higher at U8 while futures were 1 higher at 127 15 ! locally tin. Influenced by tha firmness abroad, was quiet, but a littU higher, oloa lug at S27 rVxS't .21 Copper also was higher In London, advancing 5a to ii 2s 4U fur spot and 2s 4d to 67 17s 4d for futures; lo cally copper remains unchanged; Inks Is quoiea at tlaxa i-s-v,. electrolytic at tillzv 61S2& and casting at tl2.s7VkU.lVa, Lead waa la td higher In London at 12 7a d but remalnea unchanged here at 44 ikMa K6 Spelter waa unchanged at te.!&'5.30 la New York and at 22 7a 4d In London. Iron closed at 5!a td In Glasgow and at 44s M In Mltldlesburough; locally Iron was un rhanaed: No. 1 northern foundry Is ouoteH at tlS aVrrlS.Tt; No. t northern foundry, til it ITiin: ro. i si.umem sua M), l swfl south era foundry, ll4.3Ptfl4.7S. NEW YORK STOCKS ANDBOSDS AccnmnlttioB of Eris Makes Boat Ioprrr- on oa tba General Li it HEAVINESS IN P.N.SYLVANIA GROUP Highly Desirable Imiaeasa Aasaaat t ParelsTsi Meaey Wkleh Haa Baa Easployed la Aaserleaa Market Skoald B Redaeed. NEW TORK. April lS.-Today waa an other day oi languid speculation and timid operations In stocks by a email contingent of pioiesalonal traaers, who were vt uoid enough to follow prices to any dlstanv from last nlgnt's level. The most conspic uous movement In the market was that In Kne, and tha accumulation of that ttock maae some Impression on tne general list. Ihe buying of Erie was unexplained. Ins early neavlness centered largely In the Pennsylvania group and waa due to tha announcement of the tlO.000,000 note laau by the Baltimore A Ohio. The aubtreaaury op.-ratlons Include both the i.sj ments for gold bars exported and tor Japanese gold Deposited In elan Francisco, and have netted to the banka SS.l'iit.Onii. Btaldea thla tha regular express movemente with tha In terior have been heavy for New York, eetl matea running to over S3,utv.0OO. The ex ports of grain for the week show a falling off from last week of sto.uOO bushels for wheat and 446.000 bushel for corn, indloat ' 'he contracted aupply of commercial bliie In the exchange market. The Bank pf England's policy In reducing tne discount rste this week Is believed to encourar the repayment of Ixindon obligations to Tarla and this would not relax the pressure on New York for gold to Paris. The London Statist said recently: "It Is highly desirable that the Immense amount of foreign money whloh has been employed In this market should be n -terlally reduced. It la a dangerous thing for a market like that of Lon-1 m to be de pendent to ao great an extent aa It haa been for four or Ave years on foreign money, which might have to be withdrawn at the most Inconvenient time." Bonds were Irregular. There wss a sharp -iac in me pnirai oi 'jeorgia Jul lor isbiivk. joiai sales United States bondi call rise vain 19 ftnri were unchanged' on The quotations on the New York Stock exchange yesterday were as follows: oairs. ni jn.LKiw.t lose Atchison 17.8O0 7M. 71 73V do preferred 100 Baltimore A Ohio....l0.10i; do preferred Canadian Pacific 100 Cen. of N .1 .tIv S3", 7 08 4 S3V 7V 7- m USH 1164s UH 167 C'hes. dt Ohio Chicago 4k Alton do preferred Chioaao . W Chicago ft N. W C, M. & St. P do preferred Chicago T. & T do preferred C, C, C. ft St. L... Colorado Southern... do 1st preferred... do 2d pruerred Del. & Hudson Del.. Lack. 4k W Denver A It. i do preferred Erie do 1st rireferriwl 'soo 'sis 32 3?i, V 14ft 2W 16 soo 18V, 170 170 6,MU ltaV 144H 141',, li l!t 7a 17 M 100 24 2UU 154 24 2S4 1S3 Ulv, 70 21V 71 26-i 2?V S4H -V, 41 42V 70 SOW 22.700 , 1,600 V1V, tiV, do 2d pi ef erred Hocking Valley do preferred .' Ulnoia Central uwa, Central do preferred K. C. Southern do preferred Ixjuvllle & Nash.... Manhattan L Met. Securities Met. Street fty Minn. & St. L M., St. P. A 8. 8. M.. do preferred Missouri Pacific Mo., Kan. A Tex do preferred N. R. R. nt Mav nM 100 804 UOs ISO. IJOw 18V 85 1084j 900 108V4 108V, lOtC 1.4U0 142V, 142 143 1,000 7 78 78 1.700 UM4 HJ H A7 S0J 4,100 S3V, 400 i;v 200 Sfvi New York Central....' lj'66 Hi" rturioia s western do preferred Ontario sc West... Pennsylvania P.. C. C. St. L.. HO 68 Vi . 100 884 . 2.000 21 .46,500 USV4 '. sisoo 'Uvi Reading do 1st preferred do 2d preferred..... Rock Island Co do Dfd.. ex-div St. L. 8. F.. 2d pfd. St. Louis 8. W. ....... 1.400 T,4n0 1,100 Rnuthwn P.AIH. Douinern Railway, do preferred Tevsa A- To 1 '24V4 25 Toledo, St. L. ft W.. oo prererred nlon Pacific Ark nralas fj sici a rvi ssa Wabash do preferred Wheeling Sc L. E... .. 40 . 1.500 .18,100 ". 'soo . 100 usconsln Central.. dA ureferraft American Express!! Wslls-Fargo Exp A mat rnniur ..16,000 4H 'iaii Am. Car A Foun! ao prererred ,m. Cotton Oil do nrf.rril 100 100 100 American Ice do preferred Am. Linseed Oil.,., do preferred Am. locomotive ... do I ro f or r awl Am. Smelt. & Reflii ao preferred ...... Am. Sugar Refln.... Anaconda Hlln Cn 74 R.Vilrlwn D.nl.l 4. , . . Colo. Fuel A Iron 4no conaolldated Qaa ....11,1110 Com Products 100 do preferred Distillers' Securities. . 100 22V, 22V, .1 K.ICILIIU ...... .... international Paper.. 100 nu prererred jno nternatlonal Pump.. 100 dn nr.r.rr.l National Lead !!!!!!!! 'too North American 200 Psclflo Mall fro Peotila'a I lam ..v , vw Pressed 8teel Car an firerarrafl Pullman Pal. Car.. Republic Steel do preferred , Rubber Goods .... 100 2O0 5.100 7u0 2.103 , 1,000 7t 200 So0 soo do preferred Tenn. Coal A Iron. U. 8. Leather Act nnfrrar1 U .8. Realty ! do nreferrad V. B. Rubber do preferred V. S. Steel t.ioo nu h4 iij 17AO0 J 40V 0Vi do preferred Weatlnghouee Eleo Western I'plnn If) tun Northern Securities Total sales for the 'day,' tSS66o shares Boatea Steele Qaotatleas. BOSTON. April IS Call loan. ua,i per cent: time loana. SHfttVi per cent. Oft ctal vivniiia ni.n.ata ,.iii. lifinnSI Atl-klssa d). JOS Weating. eemiaoa . Tl . t d s Met. Cmtral Is.... . as auraniur . 4 Allooai . ta4 AsialasaiaUd 43 Amartraa glao It Atiaatis "' 14T Rlaiham .. . .; ;i. Hsi,..;.:: .140 rantaaolal . tit Copper Ranss 1 Dair Wast ........ . 74 Domlcloa Coal . yrsnklla . IS Oraoor '. . Tl lils korals . 44k' V. m. Mining .1J7 Mirhlasa ... AtrhlsiHi da sr Bnaton A Altaasy.... Bostas A Mains Boaton Klavatad ... yitrkDurs Pfd Ml Cantnl N T,. N. H. A H.. Far Uarauatt t'sloo Pa-lllc A mar, Ar,a. Cham.. do rfd A mar pnau. Tubs.. Asisr. Sugar do pfd A mar. T. A T A mar. Waolaa da t Pimtaloa I. A ... EHiaoa Riartrla Ills Uan. Rladrl Mais, riartrls ..... do rfd Ml C falta rrsK , I'altaA Shoe Mack... do fM V. t. S'aal . 41 : 3 .lUMohaak 4114 Mont. C. A C. Old DaatBtoa Oaaaol Farrat OuImv ShaBoea 1 , II . n . Mk tit .14 i If . te T.wi.rmck ' i m , 4 HVj Trlnny 4 It'. S. Minis.. MH'tl. 4. Oil....".. 44 i flak I Vlrtort It4 'lsons ; o pfd o Walvenae . Tl Bid. Elx-dlvldend. Near York Mlalag tteeka. NEW TORK. April 15. -Tha followln ar tne closing prlcea on mining atocka Ada Coa ... la Utile Cbtaf ... It Oaurte ... 1 Ophlr ... 4 t-koasla ... I Fotoai ...1M Saas ...1M Sierra Narad ..... ...170 Small Moaas ...... ... 1 Msadsra .- I .411 ..Hi .. 14 .. 1 .. 41 .. 4 .. 1 Alio bruuawiak Couiatoc, Tusnal Coa. 111. 4 Vs.. Nora Silver Iran Stiver Laadrlll Ces ... New Terk Meaap Market. NEW TORK. April IS-MONKT-On call. 1Vi,1H per cent; closing hid. 1W per cent; offrred at l1 per cant. Time loana. easy and dull; sixty and ninety daya, tVaSS oar iciii , aim niiuiin. TL'l-4 ' cent t'ltl 3d E. at cut-A 1 11. a. per cent. PAPtR 434V, STERLING EXCHANGE Strong, with actual bualncsg lu bankers' bUla at H-S7IS9 4I749 for demand and at S4 thtu Mlt for slxey-dsy Mils; poated rstee, f 8SV4 and H , commercial bills, H Mti4 8l"4 SILVER SUr. SITaci Mexican dofisre. 41c. BONDS Government, ateady; railroad, Ir regular. . iw cloelag e.tettttlene en bond are aa fellows- O. S. ref. la, rag ie van hi tr as a. a 4a.... ml is enpaa ....1 star, rastrsl 4a t4 Sa. rag Ii4 So I at Ina lt s raassa biisb m St. 1. 4a.... Pi -so naw a, rng....nin a , H a ao SoaaxM Wl So I s aia e. rsg.... do uneas Airfelnnn van. 4a... do . 4 Allaatia C. L. 4a... SV A O. 4a Cnalrsl ef Oa. la.. ds 1st Ina Ckaa A Okie 4H. Ckmate A A. mt. Jr 2 at a a 4a TH . W N. J. C, s as.7. ia . II , he. Ptcllo 4 oi M'AI da la :::::B, .loti N. A W. .N,O.I.L .let Pass, aenr par. M 17 . tv aasdlns aaa. 4a .r St. L. A I M. . la. Ill 7f M L. A P. fl. 4. a ... nu C. B. a j 14 at. u. a. w. la C. M. I P. s 4a..lrS,Satrj a. L. 4.... Ma C. N. W. e. a....ll;sn. PinlK 4 'J C. A. I. A P. 4S ... Tl do sol. Is n C C.C. A S. L. s. 4a.. 10044 So kallvar la. .lit .HI - da .104 :8, .117 : S :5H Taxis A P. li T.. St U I W 4 Vnloa fMlc 4s eonr. ds r. B. steal M Is... Wahaih ia lo oab. W. t,. B. 4.... Wla. rsstrsl 4a iMcaro Tar. 4a,,. Ces. Tstareo 4s... Ola. A lo. 4t.... D. A R. O. 4s Erl prior Haa 4s. do smi. 4a P. w. A D. C. Is. Nocklaa Vsl. 4 Ha. L. A N. aL 4s... M "4 H ins Cole. r. A t a. ta ... wl ICx-latereat. Offered. RKPOrlT or TBI CLBABIITO HOl'SKS. Darlaar the Past Week. N&7W TORK, April IS.-The following table, compiled by Bradstreet. showa tha bank clearings at the principal cities tar the week ended April 14. ltn the per centage of UicreaAe and aecreaa as com pared with the corresponding weak lag! year: OTIS. Clearings. I Ina. Dee. Ine, r New York Chicago boston Philadelphia St. Louie Pittsburg San Kranclsco Baltimore Cincinnati Kanaaa City New Orleans .tl.l4i,OI4,080j 10.T 129.044.I771 10l.t74.16T S4.ttiH.80SI 39.n8,727 2T.M.i.l 21.085.4a i S.7 'ii S4.70,800 21.171.0001 16.SS7.2D6., 15.210.032! 12.87t.S34 .7lS.497j 10.S4B.877 7.404.S2 7.0,89 4 t64,10W S.8M.73! 10.4 'ii.'i Cleveland 'hi li 8.1 Hi It Minneapolis Detroit Louisville 7.4 "i!s OMAHA Milwaukee Providence . Buffalo IndlsnaDolla 4.1tl.041, 1.434.217 4.8t9.ir7l 4 SAg.ftftSI 4 2 4 1 .S li! it S3 5 1.7 'ii's II 27.1 "i'. St. Paul Los Angeles St. Josenh 15.1 10.0 Denver Columbus Memphis Seattle Richmond Washington 4.138,884 S,l.i 4.8X7.8511 4.067.578! BOoS.4971 4.1fi.4l 2,S0,tSI S.718.91S; S.HH.718, S.tlt.t88 S.40,i6fi 2,820,7171 2,ro,790 S,1S8,875I 2.564.7771 1878,o 2,M,8H2I Savannah ll.S "s:i "i'.i 'ii'.i Albany Portland. Ore Fort Worth Toledo, O. Halt Lake Cltv Peoria Atlanta Rochester Hartford "6 s Nashville Des Moines t.lSft.0101. 1488,1211. I,f81.4!i l.Tftt.lSSI i.lW.nWl 1,882,428:. 1T14.233I. 1. 464. 710). 1.W,82S!. 1.482.S43I. 8M.401I. SS.728I. 1.WS.7MI. 1 178,1S'. 1 ti. mm Spokane Tacoma Qrend Rapids 0 1 8 01 S3 0! issw- Haven Dayton Norfolk Springfield, Mass... Worcester Portland, Me 4.4 S4.9 "Hi 14.8 "ii'.i Augusta. Ga Topeka Flout City Syracuse Kvnnsvllle Dlrmingham ,. Wilmington, Del. .. Knoxvlll Davenport Little Rock Wllkenbarre Fall River Macon 1.1 l.I.l! l.O0,397 i sa in lO.Bj ' l,til,4ffl 'ii'.i ii'.i S40.O88I 431,502 781,788 1.275,000 788,14 .1,028,40 564,700 1 (.1 1 101.4 "id ...... Whee Ina. W. Va... Wichita Akron Chattanooga Springfield" III Kalamasoo, Mich... S4.4 7111.688 7)1.482 . SuS.S32 4al,4o0 581.oO Su7,728 411,t 674.554! 4B6.UUV KXH lall it sot "ii'.i Youngatown Helena Lexington Targo, N. D New Bedford IS 18.1 li Canton, O Jackaonvllla, Fla... Lowell 8 heater, Pa reensburg. Pa iV.it ... Sll,241 4.T.M" BMOte S8.V "ii:. 10.1 V.I : "ii 'ii'i "H Rockford, III Blnghamton 474,804 to,soo 87,084 178. J Springfield, O., xiioomington, 111.... Qulncy, 111 fcloux Kails, S. D.. Mansfield, O Decatur. Ill S.4 277.272 Jackaonvllla. Ill 1S8.1 1J7.81 Fremont. Neb tHouaton tOalveston Charleston. S. C... Cedar Rapids i2.sa.ui '"it 4 1 1.557.000 1,087,1011 478.703 1.7 Totals U. S Il.r75.820, 401... I . uuisioe new jorg.i u,ya,su o.. , CANADA. Montreal Toronto Winnipeg Ottawa Halifax Quebeo Vancouver, B. C a0.S3t,444 8 S8.t 43.1 ls.rvii.tswi 4 I6 l 2.!93.i4 l,44.4ttt lit: 1.Z78.M7 l.tl8.15 i.ior.wl P633S Hamilton London, Ont , St. John, N. B ... Victoria. B. C ill 173.01 P44.0O7 770.0781 4. Totals, Canada S S7I.80O.BM 44.11. -7 tNot Included In totals beoause eentAlnlna other Items than elearlnga. Not Included In total because of no coma parlson for last year. Lewdoa Steele market. LONDON, April IS. Closing; Consols, saonsy... H 11-11 N. T. Central... ....1X ::::S v..'. S arc-oust sa -is KenoiK m W. ... Ansconda ds pfd Altaians Ontario A W.. N Pannsrlrssla . do pfd Daltlnars A Ohio. Casadlaa Paslfte . Ctvaa. A Okie rhlosao 01. W ... C. Id. A St. P... . a-Pan' Mums ... .Uv4;SVs4ina M nn iat erg., 4s M W4.. ta. IUllva .. ds pfd IT 141 rvaSrart II Daar.r A tt. 0 Vi' 8s. PtnlSc .... i ds old 75 Vnlon Paelflo ds pfd .... 0. I. Staal.. . ds st4 .... Wahtah do sfd .... tpsslsb ds ... aa M Brio ds 1st pfd..., da M pfd..., tlllsols Car Ira I Loala. A Nask. St., K A T.... ... IT ... 44 ... 41 ...114 ...lit ... U ..... 11 W .... II ..... n , a SILVER Bar, uncertain, 24 7-144 per oa. MONET Jy4 per oant. The rata of dlseount In tha odcb market for ahort bllla Is 2V2K per oent: for three months' bills, S Vr cenu Ferelgai Flaaaelal. BERLIN, April 15. Prices on tha bourse today were Weak. Ameriesns were lower. The Relchabank offered It 760.4O8 In tre ruy bill for rediscount In the open market, causing an advsnce In the prlvsts dli- count rat. Dlacount ratea. short bills. H ... . I Kills . -. . .. . . ur ifni, infa iiiuiiwi. umn. a V lth PARIS. April 16-Trsfllng on the bourse toaay opened irregular. iniarnarinnai wera dull. Later tha market atrengthened and prices closed firm. Rio Tlntoa ralred 11 f. Russian Imperial 4s closed at 94 60. The private rale of discount waa t per cent. Three per cent rentes, t7f SOc, for tha ac count. LONDON. April 15.-The demand for money in the market was tncreaaed by the payment of 110 .000 000 In treaaury hills Dis counts ware ateady. Prices on tha Stock exchange were generally easier and erratic Consols re' speed owing to the monetary Situation, noma rsun were tans onoyani. Americana ooened dull and generally un. Settled. Some of the stocks recovered to a fraction above parity. Foreigners were dull. Jspanese securities advanced. oak Clearlaga. OMAHA. April IS. Bank clearings for to day, Sl.27t.451.il, a decrease of ll7,58S.a from too cor res ponding day last. year. Cettea Market. LIVERPOOL. April II COTTON -Small business done ana prices 11 points higher A merles n middling fair, 8.40d; good mid- Cling, t.ttd; midaiing, nw; low middling, l04d; good ordinary. IHd; ordinary. T.74d. Futures opened firm and closed bareiy steady; American middling, g. o. c, April, t kUd; AprU-Msy. 77d; May-June. T.7-'J7.7d; June-July, 1 70d; July-Auguat. 7 Sod; Auguat- b.m.m V-r a, .a, u. nt am ha r .( tev, , h.. A October-November, 7.4d; November, frecera- ber, in; Lieoemner-january, zid, janu arv-Sebruarv. 4 24d. NEW ORLEANS. April 1S.-COTTON-Futureo ateady: April. 14. lie bid; May, 14 4) fr 1146c; June. 14 aoc opu. juiy, l M.rtl4J o; Auguaf. II swill I7c: September. 11 lie; Oc tober. llaEllc; November, lllr. gpt quiet; salsa 1 100 balee: ordinary. lZc; good oreinary, is s-i"c, iu auuu.ina, i 8-lnc; middling, 14S-1IP. gooa middling, 14'e; middling fair IW(. Recelpta, t,lA UUs; tlx. a, -00,14 veicaa OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Tory L'f at Baa tf Oa.U sb4 PrWt Bu ! A Llttla S roipr. HCC3 OPENED LOWER, CLOSED HI6HER fteeelata of Skeep Light aa4 with Ceatlaaed Liberal Desnakd Market Waa Brisk, wltk Prlcea Steady to Streag. OUTH OMAHA. April IS, 1S04. RrdkintB bx?anlas , .1. (a Ihn ---ay- . . Wea i, t isgs Asaseajsv. asi wsy- Olticlal Monday l.a4 umciai tueaday .i4 u,4 a. 104 pftlcjal Wednesday ll.lll 4 KM (mntAl ThiifAriBif u mi Lai' a as Olticlal Friday ....'.'.'.,.'.'.'; 1,010 1.88 S.'lhi Five daya thl week.. .23,02 Same days Isst week... .17, U oarne weea Decora i.7l4 Same three weeks ago..i,2fl .ne lour weeas ago... .13.178 me dava last mr v aiii KUl'ltlPTS h'UK rim iiLiR ul DA'i'K ina lonowing table shows Ihs receipts f cattle, nn.i mntt -an,,,K 1 .... u r. lor uie ear io aate wnn comparison wnh ... lava. lava. in. Cattle 2ev.iS 2.8.BUJ 1 S.u 4OgS 7iil a.M lu llt bki ,li b"e Mb,l 411.404 :ii,a AVcrae pi less palu 1 01 uua M buuia O iniha .or Lua, 1..1 u,.r.i I. auliK unia. parlaoosi Date. I iSQ4.itos.iiut.itoi.iop rigw.liii- Mar. ..(is-Aj SS II4S 'l I l ' uui i 01 S 17 ltt S 0) I 44 lil I W I at 10 t Mi I at 1 M I Iw 08 j.W la, S t U 4 a J 12 kUi 4 Hi S ' u a a a l 27 S t4 I -1 1 4 Ml S 71 SS S'.a as, S 681 mil 8 ail S 71 par. it. Star. W., Mar. mi.. Star, al. April i., April .. April 4. April 5.. April 4.. April T.. April .. April t... April ill., April ll. April li. Hi a VI. ill April 1.. j nil 01 4.1 1 8 4i i I I 7J 3 I April 14. April ., ndleitea Sunday. The official nu mKa,a tt ura e9 I rj. W brought In today tiy each red was: lattle. Muirn. kttuten. llsea. C. M. A St. P. Ry 1 rvaoaeii 1 1 Mo. Pacific Ry 1 .1 L. P. bysiam t 24 C. o N. W. ity . V.. E. M. V. R. It.. 18 tl 1 10 C, St. P., M. A O. Ky S 17 b. ex n. ny a is C, U. A tj. Ry...v... 1 8 K. C. a St. J T. C.. K. I. A p., eaat.. 4 S C-, R. I A P., west.. 1 Total receipts 40 10S 14 1'he dlsnoaitlon of the dav a receinta waa S s follows, each buyer purchasing the nuin- uor 01 nuaa maicaiea Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Oniaha Packing Co. ill owl uwirt and company.... Cudahy Packing Co Armour A Co bwirt and Co., St. Jo... 248 lail m 1.170 i..J0 1 l.'l&a 141 ansant uo 70 IN 1 21 1 21 W. I. Slenhen Hill A Son '.. P. T. Lewis Sam Wertbelmer Rothschild A Hamilton Cincinnati A. Co Jacob Dold S. A S. Co 135 Si. 7 474 400 268 Parker A Webb Hammond Standlsh .... M- Haggsrty Co Other Muyere 2 Total 1,061 7,874 1.284 Cnotar-iUnia aa lu na.trIUS.y .la.IL ruu U4 -uattie nare una morning, luua aiiunci' lit iut tttawi nnvii., anuci pataO. la Spile ui ID l.bciai reuclpis In vtitlf pi l oi iue Wn iu uanialiu acemeU iw .e 111 guMi Sliapw lulu an ttcuvo ana rn.ea.uy iu umI utuiaat was eapei'lencao. ino (W Cara OI uaec stasis tuat arilvau Wtua picaeu up in Uu.iy at. geuuiaiiy auwiigsr prices. SMias Waie uuuouoieuly uiauo ail tuv way nuiu gveauy iu nn.r.y a u.iiie iiigiiai-. oumeu.iiig lit the way of Woe, tluy catua 1411 just, Suited Uullia. anu on wnlcn titer waa suras oumpstit.on. waa vernaut a .inma nigner, out uie gun- oi al iun were umy ataauiy te stioqa as couipaiaU witn ytMieruay. Foi' uie wee ina iimisei is uui iili.u lucr. a dim would M00U1 cover the decline on the aver age. Huineining striciiy cuoiue may not uo uuue mat muui lower, wnlie too lsaji oa kiraula giaara in ex u ems caaas may ue a 11 111a mure, ao I hat a Mime on the aver age Win cover tne loaa tor the week. ine cew roaraet waa aiao aouve ana taujr to strong this morning, mere were quite a lew oows lucluued 111 the vKdilnga, nut none loo many 10 meet tne 1 equip ments of the traue, owing 10 the fact that ilia propoition ot cows to the total re.e.pia hag ueaa exiremeiy dgnt this week and packers have keen obliged to Was ilghi weiglit steers at hlgner prlcea than tnay have betn paymg lor oowa and helfera in order to auppiy uie demand for tnal ciase ot moat. A compared with the close of. laat week the basi grades of light-weight 1 i-uws tun iiaiirn are uui nine lower, wnhe other grades are nardly more tnan a dime lower ana not more man uo lower In ex treme cases. Bulls, veal calves and atas-a alt m i. Just about the same Dutches they did yes- 101 uay. About tne usual y riaav conditiona a. arnad the stecker and feeder market this morning, uniy a its arrived and not many were wanted even at a little lower prices For the week the market la around 104b .uo lower, exceut possibly in tha nua nt n.- cholcsst grsdes of stockers, which are not i a great deal different. Representative 1 same. BEEP STEERS, Ne. At. No At ...10N ...1044 ...1011 ,..1U4 .. .HIT .. 104 ...1407 ...lull ...nu ...mi ...1171 ...1117 ...1404 Pr. 4 46 4 10 4 10 4 10 4 10 4 14 4 II 4 10 z 4 M 4 40 4 M S 1 s 1 1 8 4 8 It II I::::::::: 1 ti I SO I 0 I 14 I at t 40 I t ! I Tl 8 Tl is IS. 11 I II to , 11 I:::::: to tf II 4 II ... Til ... 100 ...110 ... 171 ...1PM ... IM ... M0 ...1141 ... T7I ...DM ...I. ...107 4 00 STEERS AND COWS. T... It... 10... t... I... I::: STEERa. ANU HEIFERS. .... 144 4 SO IT lot ....1114 i U 4 It . IM TtO ! n 1 ti 1110 t 14 I If I 14 I 11 i 11 I 11 I 11 I II I II I II I M t 10 110 I u I4 i 40 I 40 I 40 t M I IS i u I III I Tf I Tl luto . lti.1 . 104 1 Tl i 11 1 tt t w 1 M 2 to I 4 t 4 Ill Sal Is HO no 710 Tie T41 IIM TOO IQU0 Ill 1017 ::::::::::::IS 1 11 1210 40 4 t t Ti .1110 .1011 .1000 . 131 .1000 .110 . Ill . luo . IM .lsa .1U4 . Ill . 14 M.. I ... I., I.. 1.. I . :: 1.. 1 . 1.. T.. I - 11 i t 10 I M I t Tl 1074 t 71 lno 1 Tl 113 I 71 1121 I 00 Hne I lie 1I0 I 04 I... I... It... If... 104 f ss , lm M0 I 10 COWS AND HEIFERS SSI 1 50 - HEIFERS. 1 4 1 1 t.-.. 41 I I I I 1 t 1 , 71.0 liu 4 W 1 Ml Til TSI I 11 . 1(0 . 110 . 744 . 714 . 7 .1114 .11114 . T-!T . MT ,. Til .1170 .1101 ,.17M .. ,.14M .UM IU60 t 40 I 40 t 4) I M I HI I l I Tt t 10 t M I M I 00 I 10 I If 1 r t II ? " t to I M I M I Hi I!! t M ti., 11. 11.. M I M. I ... BULLS. tlM 11M 1110 4S4 two 14M 100 1K IIN Ml tso 1 10 I. t M I I 71 I 14 t I M I 10 1.... I Of CA1VV JLB. t M 4 M 4 M 4 U 1. I M it. I nO I ll I M t 7 10 , 110 , lot , M II 1 44 . IM . Ill 14 I SO I 1 11 STAGS. 1 gTOlCEVa) AND I... is... 1... IT... 10... I... 41... FEEDERS. in 1 44 in I l 1.. II I M I::: 1... 1... 1... 1... Ml 8 M m is M IN 14 IS St IS IM I tt uf IU f M t M I 4 I Tl I II Til . 474 TM 1.. w oris Receipt of hogs this mornlne were more moderate than they have been before this week and a very extraordinary market waa experienced. Chicago and ether markets were quoted weak to a nickel lower, and ihs market he. started out that way, and a few loads sold at 46,44 St.aSj li.iTi aV.eVi W.71-4 M.U&i ti.Oft U.M 41.4,1 M.liO T Sl 4 SS S S7 4 I I I Mi let S ji I S 17 j 7 SV k k4i s svi s I I "Vkf 1 S S S aai 4 I S if? 1 f 22 I k Mil S 4 t I t t 64i I I 5 im4i 7 lis, ao S 17, 1 I S u 1 7 Ml S to) 4 0U S -I . 1 1 4e 4 as, 6 k) S I I Utsi 7 Mi 4 M k M S i a ., 1 4 Mi S S ) a ti 7 14 1 1 a st S I 4 tavti 7 a4 4 CSi I S 'I 4 a-0-a, 7 all IM. I Oil I 4 WV 7 At 4 Ml S Sl S I I 7 Mj 4 7 S lit S I 4 SSHl 7 al XV, S l 4 I 4 1 4 u i Mi Ii I 4 ; 7 li 4 V4 4 ) ssisl 7 al S 84 I S I i oil,, 7 1 I tb I 1 ' the decline. Ths market, though, kept gr-ttlng better aa the morning advanced, oalng paitly to a brisk local demand, but large. y to tne fact that ahipiere took hold quite freely, and with the limited offering It made buyers do some lively scrambling VV. '"t 'hHr mure urgent orders tilled. Afler Ihe first round the market ws steady with yesterdsy. and then It was Strong, and flnslly strong to a nickel higher. Trading aa active aa soon aa buyere began offering a little more monev and an early clearance was made. '4 he bulk of the hogs sold at 14 tm and S4 , with the choicer loada aelllng largely from 4ity to tsoo. The commoner hog, to gether with those aold early, went moatly inmi i. go down to 14.75. Representative sales: Ne. A. ...Ill ,..17t ..IK ...ITS ...111 ...is ...I.-4 ...ill) ..141 ..lot ,,IM ...til k. Pr 4 ft 4 71 4 10 4 Ml 4 I" 4 H 4 at is 4 H 4 M 4 SB 4 II 4 PI . 4 n 4 IS 4 M 4 U 4 HI 4 SI 4 a 4 M 4 Ml 4 17 4 17 4 17 4 17 4 17 4 17 4 17 4 17 4 17 4 7 4 17 4 17 4 T 4 17 4 IT 4 R7 4 17 4 17 4 17 4 17 4 17 4 17 4 17 4 IT 4 17 4 IT 4 P 4 M Ka lis. T4. . Tl.. I . It.. 44.. It.. 14.. 71.. tl.. I . Kl.. I.. T.. 44.. II.. 44.. fl.. 41.. (I.. A 48 .. ro ...m .. ...ii .. .. in .. Tr 4 If 4 4 m 4 N I m 4 H 4 Kl 4 Ii 4 to 4 10 4 M 4 N 4 i 4 N 4 10 4 M 4 M I 10 I in 4 so 4 I 4 10 4 fl 4 H) 4 10 4 M 4 f 4 10 4 fc 4 M 4 10 4 W 4 10 I II 4 II 11.... tl.... n ... 41.... 71.... 7.... 14.... .... 71.... TT.... tf.... II.... 4.... Tl.... ti.... 1 . . . . m... tt. .. . 71... Tl.... Tf..., Tl.... Tf .... It.... m... Tl.... Tt..., I.... T4.... 41 ... It.... Tl.... II.... II.... Tl.... M.... n..., St.... 74... 7.... 14.... II..., Tl..., M... 4..., II..., 7.... 10.... 44..., 1.1. ... ire ...164 ...m ..IK) ...111 ...id ...ia ...ITS ...134 ...11 ...147 ...171 ..111 ..mi ..11 ...tso ...141 .. ...ia ...IM ... 14 ...141 ...It ...111 ...rt ...141 ...M ...III ..tie ...104 ...114 ...KIT ... ...171 ...7 ...!71 ...tfl ...1X0 ...1S7 ...Hi ...144 ...IM ..KM ...IM .. 2 ...Ml ..171 .. IM1 IM I4 44 iii SO s in IM 1M 140 m 10 in ,..110 ...lftt ...ltl ...IS ...m ...HT ...111 .. IM .. 141 ...Ml ...ll ...NI ..III ...l ...111 ...111 ..III ...Ml ...rT ...114 ...m ...144 ...tin ...m ...111 ...13 ...? ...IfT ...! ...' ...ni ...t4 ...Kt ...111 ...ItT ...111 ...Hi ...114 46.. II.. Tl.. 70.. "4.. .. TS.. TT.. . 7.. .. II.. IT.. T4.. 14. . 44 . . 41.. 14.. 74.. 91. . 44.. 47.. . . fl.. 41.. 41.. Tt.. II.. II.. Iff W 4 l: SO 4 FT U I 11 4 II 4 11 4 : 4 11 4 11 4 15 4 II 4 r. 4 7 4 17 4 .7 I U to II 141 4 If SHEEP There were only a few cara of sheep snd lambs In the ysrds this morning and the quality of most of ihe offerings was only lair, so .hat the market on paper does not look is high as of late. 'ihe demand, through the local packera, waa In good shape, and the market ruled active and steady to strong from atart to finish, everything being sold at an early hour. For the week the market Is higher on all grades. Wethers and yearlings may safely be quoted 15?5c higher for the week, while ewes are not much over a dime higher. It should be remembered, how ever, that ewe have been selling out of proportion with wethers and yearlings for some time past, so that Ihelr failure to advance as much ss wethers and yearlings this week Is not to be wondered St. bambi have advanced even more than sheep. They may be quoted a big quarter higher, some salesmen celling the market as much as 263oo higher for the week. This, of course, applies to the better grades of lambs, but still even the commoner kinds are conalderably higher than they were a week ago. Quotations for cornfed stock: Oood to choice lambs, t5.75H 25; fair to good lambs, SA.MKjS.7S; good to- choice yearlings, 16.25a 5.86; fslr to good yearlings, 5 Ootit.tt; good to choir wethers, lo.lfii'gu.SO; fslr to good wsthers, 14.914)5.15; good to choice ewes, 4 BOt5.15; fair to good ewes. 54.6o34.90. Clipped stock sella fjbc less than wooled stock. No. Ar. . 90 . 185 . 96 . 127 . 100 . Tl . 97 . 73 Pr. S 25 . !00 00 so 4 50 4 90 8 00 4 00 It) western mil ewes.. 2 native bucks Ill western ewes 4 native ewes 1 native lamb 67 western yearlings 104 western lambs .... 04 Mexican lambs .... CHICAGO I4VK STOCK MARKET. Cattle Strong to Tea Higher, Sheep kteady and Hogs Five Lower. CHICAGO. April 15.-CATTLE-Recelpts, 2,000 head; market strong to 10c higher; good to prime steers, 85.1006.65; poor to me dium. S3.75tj5.0O; Blockers snd feeders, 12.76(9 4.26; cows, 1 . 504.26; heifers. 2.00(&4.76; CBn ners. Il.60fc2.40; bulls, t2.OOii4.10; calves, tt.00 fjt.SO; Texas fed steers. 14.004.80. HOGS Receipts, 18,000 head; estimated tomorrow, 12,000 head; left over, 1,260 head: market So lower, holds firm; mixed and butchers, I6.10.7J5.35; good to choir heavy, 15.2605.36; rough heavy. SS 1"H6.; light, 14 M)5.15; bulk of Bales, fc.NXS 5.26. SHEEP AND LAMBS- Recelpte, 6,000 head; market ateady; lamba, steady; good to choice wethera, S4.764j'6.$5; fair to choleo mixed, 18.604.60; western sheep, H 40S4 to; native lambs, S4.00u6.75; western lamba, clipped, 14.6086.75; western lambs, wool, 16.75 Kanaaa City Live Steele Market. KANSAS CITT. April IS. CATTLE Re ceipts, 900 head, Including SO head south erns: beef steers 10c higher, all others ateady; export and dreaaed beef ateere, I4.60d5.25; fair to good. S8.75iS4.tO: western fed steers, tt 6O0J4.40; etockers and feeders, tt .2543460; southern steers. I8.76fi4.tn; south ern oows. 82.802.25; native cows, 12.0044.16; native heifers, t3.60$4.80; bulls, ia.6utit.80; calves. I2.7546.60. HOGS Receipts, 5.000 head; market opened strong snd closed weak; top, 86.10; bulla. tt.9otiS.06; heavy, I5.00fi6.10; packers. 4 rvfi06; pigs and llghte, 4.26J4.95. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1,500 head; market steady; native lambs. tS.1649 5 60; western lamba, t56o06.25; fed ewes, I4.75fps.25; yearlings. I4.0ooi8.60; stockers and feeders, (3.5Mtt4.60. St. Lasala Live Stock Market. CT. LOUIS, April 15.-CATTLE Receipts, 400 head; no Texans; market steady; na tive shipping and export steers, l4.5fVfrS.44; dressed beef and butcher steers. t4.0Q$6.40; steers under loot) lbs., S3.tOi9S.t0; stockers, and feeders. tJ5o4.40; cows and heifers, 2 rt6454.40; earner. S21(Ki2 60; bulls, S3.0oir 4.6: calves. S4.25S5.76; Texas and Indian steers, 13.764.76; cows and heifers, 2.7Vtf 1.75. HOGS Receipts. 4.000 head: market So lower: pigs and lights. 14 .404 SO; packers, S50OQS 75; butchers end best heavy, S5.1CK9 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.504 head: market steady; native muttons, S3. 75 075.76: lambs, S6.2bj400; culls and bucks. S4.0Oi84.76; stockers, I2.60g3.50. hew York Live Stock Market. VEW YORK. AprlJ l&.-BEEVKS-Re- ceipts. i.pbi neaa; msraer nrni to le Higher, all sold: steers, t4.264i6.50', fat stage. S6; hulls, S3.8&7f4.60. cows. jl.il.Oo, shipments, 2 600 quarter of beef: estimated tomorrow, Tn8 hend cattle snd 8.650 quarters of leef. CALVES Receipts. 4fi5 head; market firm, all aold; veals. IS 50trfi.nu; culla, SS; city dressed, firm at W.oOiJfO.OO; country dressed. 6fi8Hc- HOGS Receipts. 7,130 bead; market hisher: state. 15.75. SHEEP AND LAMUS-Recelote, 1.T13 head; market for sheep nominal, feeling firm; lambs. 104125c hlghnr; prime clipped lambs, $4 l-H; good woolled lamba, 17. St. Joseph Live Stock Market. ST. JOSEPH, April 15. CATTLE Re ceipts, 685 head; market active and stesdy to loo higher: natives. 33.8665.16; cows snd heifers. 2.2594.75; stockers and feeders. 33 26i4 28. HOGS Receipts, 5.88S head: market steady to strong-; light, S4.85$49S; medium snd heavy, 14 9KIT5.10. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 100 head; market firm. Slonx City Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITY, Is.. April IS (Special Tele- tram V CATL.E Reeelpie. 200 head. Mar. t steady; beeves. 13 5n-4.70: cows, bulls Bfd mixed, S2.0ii4.00: stockers and feeders, t3..VK!;3.lKi; calves and yearlings. 1764j3.70; Stork heifers. ttOOS2.76. HOOS Receipts. tM hesd. Varket Steady, selling at S4.7Oijj.0O; bulk. 11.804.90. (tork lo light. Following are the receipts of live stock for the lx principal western cities: rattle. Hogs. Sheen. South umana Chicago Kanaaa City St. Louis St. Joeeph Bioux City Totals ..1 010 7.401 3.18 ..Id") .. to) .. CuO .. IhS .. a00 18. ore 5 OHO 4 OHO 5 KSb' 6.000 I.VM) !.6n0 100 .1.296 40.889 2.8 Wool Market. BOSTON. April IS. WOOL. Bualneaa i quiet In pulled and territory wools. Foreign woola are steady Lauding quotations ara: Idaho fine, HHTiISc: heavy fine. ntrUSc; fine medium, l.416Vr: medium. 1817c; Irw medium, lidjlne; Wyoming fine, 14" Oi6c: heavy fine. 13tJliC4c; fin medium, if. 0 16V; medium. 18i)V: low medium. IVi 19c. Utah and Nevada fine, 14W4jlic; heavy fine, ltfiltHc; fine medium. 1'HtilCc; me dium, 18'alc; low medium. 19Q 20c. Dakota fine. 16-yliic; fine medium. PVfjlCHc; medium. Ifjl9c; low medium. I'JtiiOc. Montana fine choice. 184il9c: fine average, l'ftltc; flue me dium choice. 18lc; average. lnQlTc; atiple, 192ic; medium choice. lXaltc. The Commercial Bulletin will aay tomor row: The wool market la dull. The condition of the dry good a market doea not warrant heavy purchaeee of the raw material. Prices of the latter are sllfhtly lower han three month ago, holders sLadlog a Ut to clean up supplies. It Is a buyers' market, uui no..iers nit not n...p'v1 to fOt cur rent pi lies, btocks are limited and husl ncss equally so there Is a good deal of activity In the west. Huyti.g In ftah hue started with Utiltc paid In the southern sections. The Nsvsda clip la selling as tsst as sheared, in Wyoming tns taon wnl open In a week or ten tiavs. The southern lalifornla clln has been qjitetly bought up bv three Ro.-ton hiu en. everywhere price to the grower are lu.ly a high aa laat year, In aome instancea higher. Small atocka, bare lofia and easy tnone) In Boston are Incentive! to dera tions The latest statistics ss to the Ar- frentlne clip Indicate n shorts ge as sgslitst ast year of lfti.Otw.IV pounua, of which about lOO.OOO.tA) pounds Is cross breed and 18.oou.0nu pound merino. This In grat measure accounts for the crmoaratlv hith prices for medium stock, which Is what In being largrly consumed throughout the d.sulrts of fash on by the mills of the world. The shipments of wool from Bos ton to date from lveemner Si, lttd, are 69,818.678 pounds, sgainst i0,!7 !6 pounds at the ssme time last year. The receipts ta date are M.Mt.lSt pounds, against 61.913,008 pounds for th same period laat year. ST. LOUIS. April 15-WOOI-Steady ; me dlum grades, combing and clothing. l)i!2c; light fine. 14fil7Sc; heavy fine. liitjlHtc; tub washed. SOBalc. OMAHA WHOLtCHAI.K MARKET. foadltloa of Trade aai Qaotatleaa oa Staple a ad Faaey Prodaee. EGGS-Hecelnte, liberal; maiket steady fresh stock, 15c. LIVE 1'OUl.iRY-Hens. 11c; young roostore, Stfloc; old roosters, 5c; turkeys, 13tjl4c; ducks, tunc; geese, c. BUTTER-Packing stock. Uo: choice to fanr.y dsiry rolls, lnllKc; separator. :'4c. FRESH FISH-Trout, 9il0c; pickerel, 54 C8c; nlke. to; perch HjfiUe: bluenah. ISc; whlleflih, 74jl0c; salmon, lie! haddock. IOvj codfish, He; redsnapper, Uc; lobaier, boiled. rer lb., 4tc; smoked whlteflah, tlr; bull, eada. 11c; catfish, U14v; blnck basa, :0e; halibut, 0c; crarplea. l!c; herring 4i,c white baa. l.V; hluefln. Ic; smelts, lOfil'e; finnan hsddles, smoked. 6V4c. OVSTEKSNew York counts, per csn. 48c; per gel., 42.00; extra select, per can, SSo; per gnl , !.;v standard, per can, 27c: per R..I , I1.S5TT1.40. r PR AN Per ton. SIS CO. HAT Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale Penlers" association: Choice No. 1 upland. It Mi; No. !. t'Wdfl; r dlum. ts.; coarse. 16 00; re ntraw, Ii 00. These prices sre for hay of gocd color snd quality. Demand fair and receipts light. TROPICAL FRUITS. RANGES Naveln, choice, all sines, $:.50 0126; fancy r.avele, all sls.s, t.'.TI LEMtiNU Calltornla, fancy, 0 to 149. S-.sO; choice, 240 to 270 sixes, UOOftitt;. FIGS California, per 10-lb. curtoiiH. 66c; Imported Smyrr.n, S-crown, K'c; 6-riown, lie; 7-crown. 16c. BANANAS Per medium filed bunch. $2 i2..V; Jumben. S3 76.26. DATES-Pel a.an, per box of to pkgs., II; pei- lb. In 6u-lb boxes, 6c; Oriental stuffed dates per box, 12.40. COCOANUTS-Per sack. 34.00; per dot.. Sue. FRUITS. PINEAI'PLES-Per crate, 16.00; per dox.. tl 50. A PrLES firegon ancy rede, per box, 11.911; New York export Ureenlngt, Russets and Baldwins. 14.00. STRAW BERRIES Texas, per 24-qt case. 13.25; Louisiana, per 24-pt. esse, 12.00. VEGETABLES. POTATOES Colorado, 11 28; Dakota, per bu., 11.10. NAW BEANS Psr bu.. 82.26015. CELERY Large California. 40c. Ite, and 0c. ONIONS Spsnlsh, per crate, 1180) Colo, rado red, per lb., 4o. CABBAGE California, ner lb.. 4n. TURNIPS White, par bu.. SOc; rutabagas, per lb., nic CARROTS Per bu.. 1100. PARSNIPS Per bu.. 40c BEETS Per bu. 76c, CUCUMBERS Per doi., n.ln91.7S. TOMATOES Florida, per 4-basket crate, fanoy, 2 60j choice. S3.00. RADISHES Per dos. bunches, SSH50C. LETTUCE HEADS-Per dos. hunches. IOq Oil. 00, top lettuea, per dos.. 460ri'io. TURNIPS Southern, per dox., 460. BEETS Southern, per dox.. no, CARROTS Southern, per lm., 78c. PARSLEY Southern, per dox.. a04J45c. ONION SETS-Per bu of S3 lbs., yellow, 12 00; white, 17 00. SPINACH-Per bu., ll.Oom X. BEANS wax, per bu. box, SS.00; string, per bu. bog, tt.OO. M 1 8CELLANEOUS. CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream, 12c; Wisconsin Young Americaa, 18c: block Swiss. 14c 1 Wisconsin brick, 14c; Wisconsin limberger, 18c. CIDER Per bkl.. SS.50; par H bbl., $J 23. HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames, SSOO; Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, U.OO. MAPLE SLQAR-Ohio, per lb., lOo. HIDES No, 1 green, Sc; No. S green, Ic; No. 1 salted. 7c; No. I salted. Sc; No 1 veal calf. I to 12 lbs., SVkc; No. I veal calf. 13 to IS lbs., 4V,c; dry salted hides. Stillc; sheep pelts. 24ijr7c; horaehldea, 1.60O2.Sa HORBERADlSHy-Fer case of 1 doaen. packed, SOc, NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 ooft shell, per lb., 16c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. t soft shell, par lb., 13c; No. S hard ahelL per lb., lie; fiecans, large, per lb., ISo; email, per Jb., 0c; peanuta, par lb., Sc; roaated peanuta, per lb., Sc; Chill walnuta, lzeisvtc; large hickory nuts, per bu., 11.60; Braille, per lb., 11c; Alberta, per lb., Uc; almonds, soft shell, per lb. 16c: hard shell, 13c; shell barks, psr bu., 12.00; black walnuta, per bu., (L. Oils aa Resla. NEW YORK,. April 15. OILS Cottonseed, steady: prime yellow, lbVic. petroleum, easy. Turpentine, firm, S7Hti&8. OIL CITY, April 15.-ofLS-CTdlt ba ancos. tl.4S; certificates, no bid; shipment, 62,64 bbls.; average, 58,336 bbls.: runs, W.'Ai bbls.; average, 61.231 bbla. Shipments Lima, 64.627 bbla.; average, 42.813 bbla.; rung Lima, 40.724 bbla.; average. 60.163 bbla. SAVANNAH, AprU lS.-01L-Turpantlne, firm, 64c. Roaln, firm: A, B, C. D. 82 86; E, 17.40; F. t2.45; O. J t; H, S2.80; I, 2,80; K. S3.1S; ii, SJ20; N. tS-46; WO. ttSO; WW, S3.S. Tlslkle Sapply of Orala. NEW ORLEANS, April IS -Secretary Hester's statement of the world s visible supply of cotton t-hows a total of 2,964. 844 balee, agalnat 1.002,104 last wtfk. Of this ths totsl pf American cotton Is . 1,908.84(1 bales, ngainst 1.9W.104 laat week. RJCAL ESTATE TSVAHSFERS, DEEDS Sled for record April IS, 1904. as furnished by ths Midland Guarantee snd Trust company, bonded abstracter, loll t'arnam slraet, for the Bee: Kathryn M. Bartholomew lo John W. Oeorge, 44 feet lot 0, Red s id add I 1.000 Emory Bly and wife to Lydia B. Mc-Cague,- eH lot 14, block , Rush Selby's Baltbaa Jetlsr and wife to Ella Ne gle, lots 1 and $. block S, Drew's Hill S25 Patrick 8. McOuIrs and wife to K. J. Fitzgerald, lots 21 and 19. block 2, Saundera & Hlinebuugh'a add. to Walnut Hill 1 Frederick A. Joalyn and wife to Fred erick W, Moshar. s40 feet lot IS, Fairmont Plaoe 400 Minnie C. Baunian to Catherine I. Heafy, lot 4. block 188. city 4.S00 Mabol v. Shlmer and husband to Howard Uruner, alt feet lot 16, Luke A Templeton's 1,100 H. M. Pomeroy and wife tu Aetna Trust company, lots In Florence.... f I Fannie L. Farmer to William R. firewater, land In 85-14-11 1,209 Henrv P. Vandercreek to Agnes R. White, lot 19, block 2, Vales 4k Hempel's - 150 Esthei S. Krnnsrd and husband to James T. Foster, lot 7, block I, Summit Place 1,000 George K. Stratmann and wife to Kit M. Flint, lot 16. block 12. Putrlck a 2d 1 John Yates and wife to Susan A. Severln, lot 4. block 3. Jetter's add 1,240 Christine Dagmar Jensen and hus band to Christ Petersen, lot 1. block t. 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