THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, APRIL 23. 1001.
1.1
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
UnfTorW Ooaditions Prtmnt a 8.ngl
Trad in .or Future, Dalirer.
BETTER CHOP OUUOGK OUE TO RAINS
Mar Wheat Loses Tkre- and Jaly
Three u a Half Palmta
w Jalr Ala Ra-
, , ' e4ti Ce.
OMAHA, April 22, 1904.
Not a trad was made today on the
Omaha market In grain for futura delivery.
Conditions did not please the local crowd,
and Van lioin and others offered wheat and
put the maraet down from asc to too In the
May and to 79c In July. Chicago May
went off ISc at the lowtst point, but later
gained a naif cent. '1 he new July also
weakened aliout 1 point. The strength of
the market Thursday was due to a mlsun
Oerstanding of a report from Editor Jonoa
of the Commercial Went, who la making a
tour of the winter wheat belt. Thin waa
made to aay the western half of Ksnsaa
and Oklahoma waa hopeless, when ha really
wired Oklahoma and Texas, gelling today
followed the correction. Kanea Oiiy wras
that ronditlona have Improved since Jonea
made his inspection. Rains are reported
from almost all the belt, and pros pec ta are
much Improved. The better weather prob
ably will weaken the market.
The bullish support this morning waa due
to the Modern Miller, which gave the cold
weather, with freezing In some aeotlona, as
having put the crop back two weeks be
hind the average. There waa plenty of
moltaure, and sunshine and warmth were
needed. A lara-e irM in tha umthw...
was being plowed up. Oklahoma could not
raise more man nail or that ot last year,
The tommies- was iHvAn mm h t
ourl, Kansas, Nebraska and the Pacific
coast.
The Argentine ahtr.makt.tai hav -,..
r"t being for the week 4,048,000 bushels
of wheat. A Brnnmhall cable predicts a
rapid decline, In amount of shipment. It
aaya Indian wheat la being forced on the
market and mlllera are getting It at much
less than market quotations, inquiries are
reported from mlllera for wheat, and St.
Louis reporta No. 2 red In cars at 11.04.
13"c over the May.
The range In prices bf Omaha grain for
future delivery and the close today and
Thursday were aa follows:
Closed
open. High. Low. Today. Th'dy.
meat
May .
July .
Corn
May .
July .
Oats
May .
July .
88 A M A 86
82V4A iA 7
88 B
46 VA 464A 46HA 46UA 44
46 IS 45V
Is A IS A JTViA 37HA 38H
86 &
SA 3SK 29V.A JSR.A 284
Bept.
Local Cash Oral Market.
The big business of Thursday haa loaded
tip buy era and the uncertain condition of
the Chicago cash market made them cau
tious of getting more cash corn. Business
waa therefore not ao good and the market
was somewhat weaker, amounting nearly
to cent. Kereipts were:
Wheat, 4 cars in and 1 car out; on week
ago, 6 cars out. Corn, 39 cars in and 11
cars out; one week ago, 26 and 5 caia. Oata,
I cars In; one week ago, 17 and I cars.
Representative sale of carlota by aampl
on track, Omaha.
Mixed Corn No. 2, I car, 47o; 1 car, 454o;
No. 4, 1 car, 46c ; 1 car. 4Dc; no grade. 1 car.
44c; 2 cars, toe.
White Corn No. I, 1 car, 46Vic.
WMKAT No. 2 hard. 854,37c: No. I hard.
834jK5c; No. 4 hard, 7341 77c; No. 2 spring,
-VyX7c; No. 2 spring, 824j7c; No. 4 spring,
1 34, 77c.
CORN-No. 2. 47H4MHc; No. 2, 464J47C;
No. 4. 41 f. 45c; no grade. 404, 43c; No, 2 yel
low, 4KJ4!)4c; No. I yellow. 46H4j47Hc; No.
wl?'" 47V48W,c: No. 2 white, 464J47V.0.
OATtf-No. 3. JufcatOiic; No. 2. 3SHi59ie;
No. 4. S7U-n:ffiU.c! No. a whit. tls,vl.
No. 2 white. 8.14. 40Hc; No. 4 whltl. $7
Kotes from the Exchangr Offlcea
Exchange visitors were: W. J. Stein-
nijer oi . naionia, jonn Mcuulre or Ben
son and William Von Dohren of Millard. '
Omaha Inspections of grain were 62 cars,
Of wheat. 14 cars araded Nn 1 hr,l int.i
2 cars No. 4 hard winter and 1 car No. i
mixed. Of corn, 2 cars graded No. 2, 11
cars No. 8, 4 cars No. 4, 2 curs no grade, 2
yeiiow, curs no. 3 white and
1 car No. 4 whit. Of oats. 2 cars graded
a wuiie mm ot rye i car No. a.
Grain 'Markets Klsewher.
Closing prices of grain today and Thurs
oay at the markets named were aa follow:
CHICAGO.
Cloaed
Today. Thurs.
Wheat
May... July ...
Corn
May ...
July ...
txtuB SKUA
84SA 86 A
48 4!4A
484B 48HB
KANSAS CITY.
Wheat
May ..,
July ...
Corn
May ...
July ...
Wheat
May ...
July ..
Corn
May ...
July ..
Wheat
May ..,
July ..
Wheat
May ..
July ..
Wheat
May ..
July ..
8CVi
74
4!t
43
81
3
8T LOUIS.
10
91
21V.B 824
464B 47
46B 474A
MINNEAPOLIS.
21 4 A 224
14 82
DULUTH.
.... II B
8B 14B
NKW YORK.
04
91 B
894
HEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
4tatloas f the Day ea Varioas
Coasiuadltles.
NEW YORK. AdHI 22 I.OITHR...
11.667 bu.; exports. 21.J63 bu. Market quiet
m- iwwwi , wimer yaients, Iw.lUiiQb.oO;
n..... bii.iBiii., n-riid.iu, wiiuieauia pat
ents, 86.UOia6.il6; Minnesota bakers, t4.(Ma4.6;
winter exuus, 8i.4.oi; winter low glades,
83.llxiua.bo. Rye flour, dull; fair to good.
84.2vu4.4U; choice to funcy, 4 6"u4.76.
lUKwatAi, uulet; yellow western,
21 (feu 1.10; city, $1 lvl.l2; k'li, dried, 83.10
Cillo.
RVfcfsteady; No. 2 western. 774o. to ar
rive prompt.
BAKLiJ x Quiet.
WHEAT Receipts, 25,000 bu.; exports. 667
bu. Bpot market eaay; No. 2 red. 2104 In
elevator; No. 2 red. ll.OMjl.0K. f. o. b., alloat;
No. 1 northern Liululh, S."4c. f. o. b., ailoat:
No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b.,
afloat. Options allowed a weak undertone
today. The cloae waa 4jlo net lower;
May, 2iirJ04a. closing at Xu4c; July,
Ke-ltic, closing at hs4o; September, 83 8-14
(j644c. closing at 83c.
CORN Receipts. x& bu.; exports, 4,084
bu. KpoV market Irregular: No. 2 nominal.
In elevator and 6o, 1. o. b., alloat; N. 2
yellow, 67c; No. 2 white, 6tk OpUons mar
ket opened fairly steady, but at nn.a
shared the wheat heaviness and declined
under sale by Chloago elevator people
closing 44 Vo net lowar: May. ul 15-1
closing at 64c; July, el l-lii4c, cloning at
534c.
OATS Receipts, 82.500 bu.; exports, 17.JJ0
bu. Spot market quiet; No. 2, 444c: stand
ard white, 4ot)4tc; Now 2 white, 4iik4c:
ISo. 2 white, 444,460.
HAY null; snipping, Tjj70c; good to
Choice, Ii24(i96c.
HOI'S toteady; state, common to choice,
14 crop. 2uaa6e; 1902 crop, 234,26 olds, 'i
14c; pacltlc coaat, 1'JuS crop, leiySoc; 19u2
crop, 231 uc; olds, 90140.
lHDt-ji faieauy ; tiuiveaton, 20 to 25 lbs.,
18c; California, 21 to 26 lbs., 19c; Texas, dry,
24 to 30 lbs.. V.o.
1.E ATHK K Steady ; acid. 23S2c.
WuOla steady : domestic fleecea, JSffl32c.
TALLOW-Dull; city i.lOO per kg , 4-c;
couuirv tpag. eei, a-!ua u.
mi. nun
domestic, fair to extra. 2U
Jatan. nominal.
tOVlSioNS Reef, steady: family. 810.50
tjllbo; mea. 8 6oi9 00: beef hams. 2j6.M
22 00; packers. 89.6oii 10.06; city extra India
mesa. 8U mui 17 00. Cut meats, dull; pickled
bellies, 87 uo7 75; pli kled snoulders, M 60;
f hk led hams. 99.5oU10.00. Pork, dull; fara
ly. 814 5: short dear, 214.0uu 15.76; mess,
213 5c,14 00. Lard, easy; woaiern ateamed,
86 90; retlned. easy; continent. 37.06.
BUTTER rlrra; freeh creamery. 14
t2'-c; state dairy, common to choice, 16-6 Joe.
CHEKSli Irregular; atate full cream,
large and small, fancy. September, 11B
114c; good to prime. 94tfl0o.
LUGS Klrni; weatern flrats, 184c; stor
age selei'ttuna. 19c
POl'LTRY Alive, weak; wevtern chick
ens, liy; fowls, 12V; turkeys, iM:
Iivsed. eealer; western chit keus, 121c;
fowls, 124134c; turkeys. l.KO'loc.
Pearla Grata Market.
PEORIA. Anrll 2t COEN-Iviwar- K a
464c; No. 4. 444c.
Liver! Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL April U. WH EAT Dull;
Ni. I California. 7s. Futures, dull; May,
Is 4Sd: July, a d.
CORN 5ot, axni, Amrrlcaa mixed, new.
4" and; American mixed, old, 4s 3d. Fu
tures, quiet; May, 4a id; July, 4a 34. d.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Prices Beard of Trad.
CHICAOO, April 22-Revlslon of expert
reporta making wheat conditions In the
southwest more bearish was largely In
strumental In starting heavy liquidation
of wheat today. July delivery closed with
m via In f r.t- , I ..as a. i ti
Oata are down Htfo. Provisions closed
practically unchanged.
For a minute or two at the beginning of
trading In the wheat pit there waa an air
of uncertainty; price were about where
they left off yesterday, with July VuV,0
lower at UH'U4c. Suddenly the market
collapsed and a decline of 1c or more wss
experienced In all deliveries. The market
continued In a demoralized condition the
entire session, the close being weak.
After selling off to 84c. JuIt closed at 844
tiMSc. May ranged between 87T(SrR94C.
and closed at &c. Clearances of wheat
and dour were equal to 146. WO bushels.
Primary receipts were 230,100 buakels,
against 2SH.500 bushels a year sgo. Brad
street's reported world's exports as equal
to 1,646,400 bushels. Minneapolis. Duluth
and Chicago had receipts of 161 cars, com-
parea witn 163 cars last week ana 167 cars
a year ago.
ine corn market waa wean, partly In
sympathy with wheat July opened un
changed to Ho higher at 4KV3tSc, sold off
to ,o and closed at 48'okic. May
ranged between 47V349V.Cs closing with a
net losa of Ho at 48c. Local receipts were
133 cars, with 25 of contract grade.
Aa a result or slump in wheat and corn
the market In oata ruled weak, but the
declines were not aa pronounced as to
other grains. The principal support cam
from shorts. After opening unchanged to
Vc lower at 8t;Mi364c, July sold down to
k.c and closed at $6',3oo. Local receipts
were oi cars.
Provisions were quiet, and In view of
the weakness In grain the market held
comparatively steady. There was ioim
selling on a liberal run of hogs, but the
market received fair support from pack
ers and shorts. July pork closed down
7o at 112.26. July lard waa a shade higher
at .7..o.77fc. Klba were off a shade at
J6f.2H4K.66.
Trie leading: future ranged as follow:
Artldeal Opan-l Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
May
&6ii 894 874 884 84
84 844 fr4 4
64 84 84 fce,
824aS 824 814 , &h
U44V4 814 8U4 804 8M
44i 494 474 48 44
444'4 484 47484W4 44
484il4 484 474 474448 484
36(84 264 264 864 tJ
6H 864 2fS 3643 864
804tf 204 2tr4 tv&W'H 204
12 00 12 024 It 90 11 974 U 10
1220 12 80 12 15 12 26 12 824
674 2 674 66 2 674 6 674
76 774 70 774 75
2 85
85 286 30 685 62T4
666 666 660 666 56
6 66 74 6 624 6 674 6 674
a July
b July
a 8epL
b Bept.
Corn-
May
July
Sept.
Oats-
May
July
Sent.
Pork-
May
July
Lard-
May
July
Bept.
Ribs-
May
July
Sept.
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations wars as ronowst
FLOUR Market waa dull and hut' nat.
snta, 84.70; straights, 24.4o4i4.60- spring pat-
1 .;;rl sirajgnta, t.uoan.aj; bakers,
$2.272p3.40.
wiiKAT No. 2 spring, 8862o; No. 2, 85
62c; No. 2 red, 964i9o.
cokin wo. 2, 4)cb94o; No. 2 yellow, B04o.
OATS No. 2. 8Vwai37o: No. 2 white, lust
41c. w
RYE No. 2, 60a
BARLEY Oood feeding WftPTw r.ix n
choice malting. 4665c.
aK.ts.ua no. l naxseed. 81.00; No. 1 north
weatern. 21.08V4. Tlmothv. nrlm. 13 na
Clover, contract grade, 810.75.
rnuviOiUN-Mess pork, per bbl., 211.26
fl2.oo. Ird, per 1 lbs., 86 5.Vrt.674.
Short ribs sides (loose), 86 2Mr.S74; dry
salted shoulders (boxed), 86.6U(8.75.
The followlna were lha r.inia mA
shipments of flour and grain:
. ... Receipts. BhlDraents.
riour. bbls 24.700 21,800
Wheat, bu 27,000 l7,4ii0
Corn, bu.... 136,200 25,2
98. bu 117,500 148.200
Kvf, bu 11,000 20,800
Barley, bu 61.900 9,800
un me rroauce exenans-s todaT the butter
market was 'steady; creamery, UiOOc:
V'At-tPltm?- t mark, cases In
cluded, 184rtTc. Cheese, steady, 9104o.
t. Lonla Oral an ProTlaions.
ST LOTUS. AnHl W xxrTTTJ' A T t
better weather for crops; No. 2 red, caah.
elevator, 954! track, 99c21 .034; May. 0o:
July. 814c; No. 2 hard. 9092c.
i onn-iower; ino. i cash, 4c; track.
49O60c; May, 4H,c; July. 46(T
,ny,ivrLM:,- IN.-. 1 CBBn- 414c: trncn,
424c; May. 274c; July. S64c; No. 2 white,
4c.
..0UJRrncnan:S: Tri winter patents,
24.90iff6.00; special Torands, 20fi26c higher;
f7irincjr and artralght, 24.604j4.85; clear,
f4-002l4.2&.
SEED Timothy, steady, 22.402.60.
CORNMBAISteady, 82.40.
BRAN-Flrm; aacked, east track, 26(frWo.
HAY-fltedy;tlmothy, t7.0W4.O0; prai
rie, 88.00010.00.
IRON COTTON TIES-Cc.
B A OO INO Hc. s
HEMP TWTNE c.
rnuviBiuna rnrg lower; Jobbing,
212.074. Lard firm; prime steam, 28.274.
Bacon, steady: boxed extra shorts, 27.26;
clear ribs. 27.274! short clear, 27.624.
POT'LTRY Steady; chickens. 10Mn4e;
springs. M.Offf.0O per dos.j turkeys, 13 14c;
ducks, 11c; geese, 6Vj7c.
BUTTER Dull; creamery, 1724c; dairy,
EGOS Higher. 154c case count.
Reoelnts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls t.ono ll.ono
Wheat, bu S.nno 64.000
corn, bu a.ono 2.ooo
Oats, bu 26,000 28,000
Kamsaa City Grala sad Prvlsloa.
KANSAS CITT. April B WHEAT May,
oUi au'. OTiirnii"-i , 1 1 H I. , ufUlll, U,
2 hard, 8fim6c; No. 8. 81iffi4c; No, 2 red, 21;
I o. .i. mtrrwc; receipts, iu cars.
CORN May. 4Sie: July. 43ic: cash. No
2 mixed. 46rM7c: No. 8, 454464c; No. 2
white. 47o; No. 2. 464'54c.
OATS Iower; No. 2 white, 40941o; No. 2
mixed. 40c
EGOS Firm; Missouri and Kansss, cases
returned, lite; new No. 8, whltewood cases
included. ie.
BUTTER Creamery. Ifr21c: dairy. 17c.
HAY Higher; choice timothy, 210.500
1100: choice prairie, 28.00.
RYE 28j3o.
Recelnts. Shipments.
Wlieat. bu 82 000 61.800
Com, bu 20 800 12 800
Oata. bu 1000 1.000
Phllaer.Ma Pro dace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April 21 BUTTER
Steady; fair demand; extra western cream
ery, ztc; extra nearby prints, 2Co.
E EG S Firm and 4c higher; freah nearby
and fresh southwestern, 18o st the mark;
freah weotern, '.SVic at the mark; fresh
southern. 17e st the mark.
CHEESE-Steady: New York full rres-ms.
choice to fancy, 103104c; fair to good 929
940.
Mllwaakee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. April 21 -WI1 E A T Mar
ket lc lower; No. 1 northerr nHii'97c: No.
8 northern, 9-.'ifi94c; old July. 4a4o asked.
RYE Steadv; No. 1, 723714c.
BARLEY Easier; No. 2. 63c; sample, 400
80e.
CORN-Bteady; No. 1 s051e; July. 484o
bid. '
Mlnaeapolls Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April .-WHEAT-May,
914c: July. 14c: September, 8I40.
2,1 trak: .Ko- 1 hrd' No. 1 nortbefn.
92Vc; No. 2 northern. 9040.
FIXUR-F1rst patents. $4 96,66.06: second
patents. 34.S5.y4 90; nrst clear 8J.65a8.eO:
second clears. 82 1502 10 u '
BRAN In bulk, Il5.0oiyu.o0.
Dlh Grata Market.
DULUTTI. April 1 H-WHEAT-In store.
No. 1 hard, 914c; No. 1 northern. 89So; No.
2 northern 874e; to arrive. No. 1 hard.
914c; No. 1 northern. S94c: No. 2 northern,
81 4c" " 1,1 W1C: B',tembw.
OATS To arrive and on track, 274a
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. April 22.-METAI.S-.Tla ad
vanced 2s 4d In the laondon market spot
closing at 4127 10a and futurea at 127 17s
d ; locally the market was quiet, with spot
quoted at 827 Ml'. 10, leaving the average
unchanged. Copper advanced 2s d In the
London market, a pot closing at 58 and fu
turea at 67 15a; locally copper ia un
changed; lake la quoted at 12.264t'12 CP,
electrolytic at )1124.n 11.25 and ceatlng it
312 874ffU124. 1-ead was steady and un
changed at t4 StHr-4 66 In the local market;
In London It was also unchanged, oloalng
at 12 6. Sr-elter remained quiet at 86
6.26 In New York; It waa also unchanged In
laondon, closing at S 7s 6l. Iron cloaed at
62a 3d In Glasgow and at 44a 14d In Middles
borough; locally Iron was unchanged: No. 1
northern foundry la quoted at SU 25fl5 75;
No. 2 northern foundry, 114.754915.25, No. 1
southern foundry and No. 1 suit southern
fiondry. 814 r4il4.75.
BT. latU'ia April K M FT A LSI Lead,
tim, 24 424. Spelter, flrm, 85.10.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Trading ia In different and Oradnalj Einks
to Stsgnaticn Point.
SPECIALTIES REVIVE AFTER LONG QUIET
Advaaclasi Teadeacy f Valoa Pa.
clfle stalalng Iaaene
Ucaeral List.
NEW YORK. Anril 22. Nn InrMmi In
the day's news uroved an Im-rniiva to
oerstions In the stocks snd the volume of
dealings declined successively to a point
nearer atagnailon. Neither was It clear
that any positive discouragement to spoc
ulation waa offered hv iK. ii.v1. nu.
Ihe trading wa, however, IndiiTcreiit and
almoet Idle, burnt of the usually active
stocks did not move at all, while others did
not open until late In the day. on the
other band, there were a number of spe
cialties quoted which may remain dormant
for montha at a time. This revival of long
dormant specialties Is a feature of the
present market. The advancing tendency
of Union Tactile proved a austalnlng Influ
ence on the whole of the general list
against the contrary influence of the rather
marked depression In United States Steel
preferred. The decline In United Stales
iiuhuer preferred waa on realising on yes-
v - i' l auiauw vy iuh ueciarauon
of a dividend after demand for Urn loans
was pracuoaiiy atagnant.
Some oomorations are raannetawt tA ha. aitnt
borrowing at rates higher than the market.
vui uu miyui uaui uui issues nave Deen re
ported dunn the week. The extent nf iha
week's loan expansion is therefore In doubt.
iua luiewaai ui ine weea a currency
movement shows a further enormous ac-
cayiainn tf faah Kw h. Kanlra k . , .
or the week s movement to this center run
ning as high as 2110"g,0u0. Including the ex.
trees movement wun in interior and the
subtreasury operatlona In which the arild
exported la comprehended.
sterling exenang was easier, but this
was plausibly supposed to be on account
of bills sold against further gold exports.
The stagnation of stocks became almost
complete late In the day.
uonaa were neglected and about steady;
total sales, oar value. II RO, fni iTnli.1
States bonds were unchanged on call.
The following were the quotations on the
New York Stock exchange yesterday:
Bales. 11 ig luiao w.Close.
U.tW 724 7U4
Atchison
do Did wuu 94 atu. ufu.
SOU )H
2,800 784
B. & 0 2.000 794 as 7V
do nfd ftiw;
Canadian Paciflo 7,800 118 1174 1171
Central of N. J 2i 181 1604 160
C'hes. & Ohio t 324 ii 38
Chicago Ac A 7lJ0 3h4 38 88
ao Did luu kov XikV hi
Chicago Ot. Western 1.2oO 16 I64 164
v.. at 11. W B.DUV 1I1X4 JIU 1(1
an. ax ri. f. .
24.9UO 1464 1444 14 i
176
do pfd
Chicago T. & T
84
19
754
1S
634
i
ir4
2084
do ufd... 2(10 hV. 19
C. C. C. SL Li.... 100 751 7r,u
Colo. Southern 100 17 17
uo 1st pra
do 2d Dfd
800 234 23
4.600 15V 4 1664
Del. & Hudson....
Del.. U & W
v. & R. U
do old 100
"704
267,
70 6V
264 264
66 864
414 414
804 4
Erie 2,500
do 1st pfd 600
do 2d ofd 2uo
HockltiK Valley
do pfd
Illinois Contra!
100 80T.
400 130 1304 13'"
Iowa Central 100 19 19
do Did
85
184
85
106
1424
K. C. Houthorn
do Dfd
Lv & N
Manhattan L,
Met. BecurlUea
Met. St. Ry
1.700 1434
1424
500 804 79 78
4,600 1144 U4 113H
Minn. & St. L
41
M., 6t. P. dt S. Ste. M.
do Dfd
Mo. Pacific
2,000
2(i0
100
100
M., K. A T
do pfd
Nat'l R. R. of SC. pfd
N. Y. Central.
Norfolk & W
do pfd
Ontario & W
Pennsylvania
P.. C. C. & St. L.. ...
1174 1174
68
46
784
62
234
64
47
14
35
484
214
854
234
264
Reading ....'. 2,600 45 'i 45
ao 1st prii
do 2d Dfd..' ex-dlv ."
Rock island Co 2,800 234
do pfd '. .,
St L. & S. F. 2d pfd 400 4Ti
St. U 8. W
do Dfd 600 RKU.
234
474
is
484
214
854
264
38
864
824
184
39
80. Pacltlo ,. 8,300 494
So. Railway 2u0 214i
do pfd. luo 864
Texas & Pacific
T.. Bt. U W 100 264
do Dfd I. 4 ft)
Union Pacific 28,800 864
do pfd loo 94
Wabash 400 1&4
do pfd 4,300 394
825.
184
w. at LaLKe crio
Wis. Central 8u0 184 18
do pfd ,.
Adams Ex.... M
American Ex. .. ..
U. 8. Ex
164
18
404
K4
186
lu7
2U6
Wells-fc'argo Ex....
Amal. Copper 6,600
Am. Car & F 300
do pfd 600
Am. Cotton Oil.....
do pfd
Am. Ice 100
do pfd 200
Am. Unseed OH
do pfd
Am. Locomotive 1,400
do pfd 400
Am. Smelting & R... 1U0
do pfd 6u0
494
184
72
494
184
71
494
14
72
294
88
74
274
M4 27
8
28
264
81 4
194
804
484
93
1274
464
2074
184
19
81
it
48
93U
Am. Sugar Ret l.luO 127
3
44
J1
208
Anaconaa m j ex-aiv .
Brooklyn R. T 15,600 474
Colo. Fuel & I
Con. Gas 7,800 2094
Corn -Products 100 134
do Dfd
134
174
Distillers' Securities
General Electric 100 164 184
Inter. Paper
. do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Nati Lead
No. American 100 824 224
Paciflo Mall ..
zi
1634
68
884
74
174
824
264
974
254
People's Gas 6"0 974
Pressed Steel Car.... 1,200 28
do Dfd
974
OKI."
a 7
213
74
it
804
662
14
81 4
IO1
664
704
Pullman P. Car 212
ill
Republic Steel 60O 7
do pfd
Rubber Goods. 200 184
do pfd
Tenn. Coal A 1 500 28
U. 8. Leather 8"0 74
do pfd DO 804
U. 8. Realty 4.400 74
do pfd 7,8ift 69
U. 8. Rubber 4,0 16
do pfd 2,7iO 68
U. 8. Steel 4.60 107i
do pfd 44.900 674
40
154
764
T4
BO
7
61 4
104
664
rteaungn. electric.
Western Union
Northern Securities
200 884 884
ti4
99',
Total sales for the day, 261,200 shares.
Bootoa Stork 4otatlaBB.
BOSTON, April 22 -Call loana. 2S
cent; time loana, 8444 per cent Oi
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atcklaoa ad. 4s Wasting, eonrasa .,
per
nclal
. Tr
. 1
do
ra, AdvDturo
M lAllouaa ,
71HAaalgamaUd
4 ,Aincrloaa gins
0 lAtlantia ,
1 Blnibam
Max. Central 4a...
Atcblaoa
do fd
Boston A Albany.
Boat on A Mams....
. 44
41
. 14
. (
4
.44
. i4
:!ia
.
14
14
Boston tslsvated
Pltrhturs pfd ...
.. .1414. CI. A Heel.....
.. 1 ,cenunnlal
Mei. Camtral H roppr Range ..
n j., n. n. ai. ias Lair west
lrs Marquetla 7l ,aUomlnlos Coal
I nlon Psolto U4 yraiiklla
Amsr. Afms. Cham... li jOraocy
do pfd Tl I lata Royal. ....
. 1
. 4
Amsr. Pass. Tubs.... IS Kim llialng ...
Amsr. Sugar
in ntlt'hlgaB
Mohawk
.124 Mout. C. A O...
4
do ptd
Amsr. T. AT..
Amsr. Woolsa
do sf
Pomlnloa 1. A 8.,.
Rdlsoa Blse. Ilia...
Osasral Blsctlia ....
ktasa. Elsetlis
ds ptd
Mass. Gas
t altsd Fruit
I'nusd Shoo Mack...
do pfd
V. t. Steal
ds ptd
Bid. "Asked.
1114 Old UOBlBloa ..
, It lOaosoia
, tl Parrot
131 Quinsy
Ill 'Bhsnnoa
, It Tamarack ....
, Tl Trinity
V. S. Mining
1U4H 1'. g. Oil ,
U Vtak
, jVtnorta
, 104 Wioona
, B,Wol'arlBe
. utt
av
. j4
.
.
. 4
Ira Yrk Mlalag Itarka.
NEW YORK, April 22.-Ttie followln
g are
the cloalng prices on mining stocks
Adams Coa M
Alios II
Hraees 1
bruaswlrk Coa 9
ronutork Tunnal .... 8
Cats. t'sl. A Ta 1
Hora SilTsr LM
Iroa Silver is
lateddlka Coa 8
LII1M Cklst
... 8
...400
...J4
...10
... IS
Onlurte
Ophlr .
Pkoenls
Potost
Sssaa
Stsrra Nsvsda
Snaall Hopes .
Slaiidard
Jew Yrk Money Market.
NEW YORK, April 22.-MONEY On call,
easy sc ivfia per cdi; cioaing old, 1 per
oent; offered at IV per cent. Time loana
easy and dull; alxty and ninety daya at
".:?.r. ..U.i T. I'. ajf' per cent.
i-main men, at 1 11.1s fAFERa
per cent.
8TERL1NO EXCHANGE Easier, with
actual buslneee In bankers' bills at 84 872iV
4,8730 for demand snd at H 804 4. 63 for
100 U 61 604
117
934 934 M4
174 174 174
8sfi 3S4 8S4
SN 384 284
!.'100 im. 1164 116
68
t glj
1,100 21 214 2i;
26.200 U8
day bills. Tooted rates. ItSMalMM
an1
m nmmmiaj num. X4 (feu.
8IL.VKII Bar. 54V4a: Mel...n 7inita,ra
484c.
HiNDS Oorernmetit, stesdy; railroad.
Btna
Tl,
closing quotations on bonds are as
folio
ws
V
ta. r
...1"4 snhattn e. g 4..103a
...lns Mat. ('ntral to
...1H do 1st tne -.IX
...1074 M. A St. L. 4s IH
...U3 Ik , K. A T. 4a M4
...1!4 I do la.
...in7Vj'N. R. R. of M. 4a 71
...107S N. T. C. g. im HH
... h-h n. j. r. g. u. tt4
... 4iNa Paotfio 4a KWH
... 3l do Is Tin
...JOOVjiN. A W. e. 4a r.
So
e
do
So
io
So
do
roupon
. re
coupon
new 4a, rag.,
roupon
old 4a. rag...
coupon
Alrhl
Ison sen. 4a...
do
idj.
Atlantic C. L 4a
B A O. 4
a' 'O. a. la. SB nsr. .. M14
C
do
eatl . Km
auiT.t.. a. e . -
r.c.i
. A 8. la. I.
go Ter. 4s..
1.. lot T., 8t. L. A W."is! 14
.. SnSklUnlon Parltlc ta 1044j
.. fi 1 do conv. 4s 99
fhlca
Con.
Tnoaro as..
A So. 4s...
: R. O. 4a...
prior Ilea 4a
gen. 4a
Colo
s steel id la.... 7
n. d
Ha
wanaih is 1174
da riah n S4ia
. i
. 17
IMU
do
W. A la. 19.' 4S M
r
n. c. la
Hocklns Val 4Hilil!lO(V4(
h A N. unl. oa.
wis. Central 4s
Colo. F. A 1. e. as.. 11
V 11 f I HU.
REPORT OF TUB CLEARING HOC8E3.
Traaaaetloaa of tk Aaaorlated Banks
Darlagr tk Paat Week.
NEW YORK. Anril 22 The followln a
table, complied by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
he Week endawl Anril 91 vlth . K
eentage of increase and decrease aa corn-
parea wiui tne corresponding week last
year:
BlxtV-
o
Lntral or fM. .... .!"' rann. rotiT. Ia 17
do lrt Ine 70 RMdtns ran 4a rsu.
Cfers. A Ohio 4H0....102H St. U 1 M. . U..111H
Cbleoso A A. ... 7 .St. L. A S. r. fx. . Il
C. B. A Q. a. 4o... 4 St. L. R. W Is." M I
C. M. A S. P. I- 4a.. II ReeboaM A. L. 4s.... M'4
C. A N. W. eon. 4.12uJigo. Prfl0 m l
C. R. I. A P. 4.... 7!SISo, Rillwi. (o ut
CIT1E3. Clearings. Ino. Deo.
New York 11.109.874.174 18. 8
Chicago 121.786.530 19.4
Sj!?,t0n V. 114.041.218 12 4
Philadelphia U0.81S.914 12 8
St. Louis 60.432.991 7 6
Plttaburg 8.8t.S3 24.0
San Francisco 27,983.947 .7 .. .
Baltimore 21.311,3521 8.9
Cincinnati 22,566.4001 7 6
Kansas City 19.724.186 13.J
New Orleans 17.970,239 88.3
Cleveland 12.S99.815 18 I
Minneapolis 10.780.793 1.1
Detroit 10.017,341 .4
Louisville 11,406.701 12 6
OMAHA 8.42R.3S6 18 7
Milwaukee 7,107,801 4.0
Providence 6,823,400 1 0
RufTalo 1.764. 6.1R 8 1
Indianapolis 8.127,659 8 7
St. Paul 6.7(W,4P2 10.3
Los Angeles 8.9W.S80 81.4
Bt. Joauph Sl.172.8n4 .3
Pfnver 4,594.304 10.8
Columbus 4.265ino 8 8
Memphis 4.8l4,no 20.6
Seattle 8,61X1,247 .4
Richmond 4.7S2.M1 9.3
Washington 4.192,575 10.7
Savannah 2.632.837 11.7
Albany 2.614.624 29 0
Portland, Ore 4.147.0OR 39.8
Fort Worth 2.628.870 9 0
Toledo, 0 3.OH3.021 18.4
Salt Lake City 2.324.104 22.8
Peoria 2.294.328 3.2
Atlanta 2.899,770 12.1
Rochester 8.036,439 18.8
Hartford 8.900,0.13 17.3
Nashville 2,667.888 4.1
Pea Moines 2.106.767 9.6
Spokane, Wash 2,238.846
TiicOTia 1,958,991 7
Grand Rapids 1,743,755 1 1
New Haven 1.764.644 1.8
Dayton 1,443,919 18.8
Norfolk 1,833.147 24.6
Springfield, Mass 1.570.& -.3
Worcester ,. 1,180,636 24 I
Portland, Me 1,026.708 8.4
Augusta, Qa 946.6t9 11.2
Topeka 973.265 18.0
Sioux CUT 1.182.887 83.4
Syracuse 1.823,117 .l
Evansvllle 1,817.689 2.9
Birmingham 1.2S8..157 1.0
Wilmington, Del 1.201.193 1.8
Knoxvllle 1,157,773 4.7
Davenport , 947,303 U.9
LltUe Rock 977.354
Wifitshafr .;. 856.624 . 1.7
Fall River 740,967 12.8
Macon 1,206.000 74.1
Wheeling, W. Va.... 656.716
Wichita 1,114,223 29.0
Akron , 630.000 18.8
Chattanooga 763,498 6.1
Sprlagfleld. Jll..-w 608.422 19.2
Kalaanaiooi'MldtVjJ:. 64,000 11.7
Youngstown 657.552 13.1
Helena 682,838 52.3
Lexington 785,752 63.9
Fargo, N. D 398.508 6.8
New Bed fotd 390.438 45.1
Canton. O. ': 632.000 10.3
Jacksonville, Fla 875,234 13.0
Lowell 429.903 2 1
Cheater. Pa 458,730 2.7
Oroensburg. Pa 344,201 12.2
Rockford. Ill 619.666 6.9
Rlnghampton 458,400 8
Springfield, 0 868.918 6.8
Rloomington, 111 . 858.662 17.0
Qulncy. 111... 877.840 6.8
Sioux Falls. S. D 822.963 2.3
Mansfield, 0 197,245 29.6
De.-atur, 111 227.647 9.1
Jacksonville, 111 193,869 12.2
Fremont, Neb 172,050 25.5
tHouatnn 10,8ii4,R30 ...... 8.S
tOalvcston 7,066,000 1.8
Charleston. 8. C... 1.018,276 7.1
Cedar Rapids 410,818
Totals. IT. fl..... 11,866.768,821 13.9
Outsld N. r 748,896.147 13.6
CANADA.
Montreal
17.978.862
12.1
Toronto .
14.844.453
4 618.125
1.867.769
1,568,846
1.PS1.678I
1.287.025
18.7
Winnipeg
1-9
18
Ottawa ..
Halifax .
15.
7.1
Quebeo .
Vancouver
B. C.
4.91
Hamilton
Ixjndon, Ont
1.144.8PO
878.485
29.7
9 3
11.6
St. John, N. B.
Victoria, B. C.
974.750
78,665
2 2
Totals, Canada
46.493.0481
I.I
tNot Included In totals because containing
other ltema than ciearinga.
Not Included In totals because or no cont'
parison for last year.
Loadoa Stock Market.
LONDON, April 22 Closing:
Consols, moosr .. M1-14IN. T. Osntra!..
lltH
. Mi
. SO
. l
. to
. lotf
.
. 40
. M
.
. 17
. 10
. m.
. M
. 1H4
. 1714,
. It
do account
i Norfolk A
Anaconda
Ati bison
do ptd
Baltlmora A Ohio...
1 do ptd
TfjOntarto A W...
H 1 Pennsylvania ..
l Rand Mlnsa ...
Canadian ParlSo
Chos. A Ohio....
Chicago Ot. W .
C, at. A St. P.
DeBaara
D. A R. O
do ptd
Brls
do 1st ptd ...
do Id pfd ...
Illinois Central
.II"1
Reading
. M
. IT
.14HU,
. lSs
. 11
. TIW
. rn
. M4
. 42
.114
do 1st pfd
do td ptd
So. Railway .
do pfd ....
So Paclte ...
Union Paolflo
do pfd ....
D 8. Bteal...
do pfd ....
Wabaan
Luls. A Nash
..111
do ptd
at
., K. A T nti'Spanl 4a tt
SILVER Bar. uncertain, 26Hd per OS.
MJIliY lul per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills la 2Vu2', per cent; for thro
months' bills, 2hi per oent.
Foreign Flaaaelal.
BERLIN. April 22. Exchange on London,
20m 43Vrfge for checka. Discount rates for
short bills and three months' bills, 2 per
cent. On the bourse today prices ware
firmer, with American rails higher.
PARIS, April 22. On the bourse today
prices were Arm. Russian Imperial 4s closed
at 82.40. Three per cent rentes, 97f 7oo for
the account. Exchange on London, 25f 12a
for checks,
LONDON, April !2. Rates for money and
discounts were eaey In today's market.
Trading on the Stock exchsnge waa quiet,
but prices were well mslntained. Consols
and home rails were rheerful on Investment
purchaaes, consols closing easier. Ameri
cana were steady at parity and a little more
animated, though the Northern Securities
dlapute restricted business. They closed
quietly steady. Foreigners were Irregular.
Russians were firmer and Japanese re
ceded. Kaffirs were fairly firm. Bar gold,
77s lod. American eagles, 76s 5d. Bar silver
closed weak at 26 ll-16d per os.
Cotta Market.
LIVERPOOL, April 22 COTTON-Spot In
light demand; price points lower; Amer
ican middling fair. 8. lad; good middling,
8d; middling. 7.9od; low middling. 7 8" J.
good ordinary, 7.70d; ordinary, 7. bud. Fu
turea opened eaaler and cloaed ateedy;
American middling, g. o. c, April, 7.624;
April and May, 7 5d; May and June, 7.54d;
June and July. 7.61d; July and August,
7.47d; August and September. 7 23d; Sep
temlier and October. 4.67d; October and
November, 8 28d; November and December,
1.2'id: IVcemlier and January, t.lad; Janu
ary and February, 8 17d.
ST. LOI IS. April 22 COTTON-Nomlnal;
middling. 14Hc; sales, none; receipts, none;
Shipments, 8 hales: atock, 12.060 bales.
NEW YORK. April 22 COTTON-Spot
closed steady at 16 points lower; middling
uplands. 14c; middling gulf, 14.25c; sales.
I. 819 bale
NEW ORLEANS. April 21 COTTON
Future, stesdy; April. 1192c bid; May,
14 031 14.05c; June, li tc bid; July, 14 45c'
AugUHt, 12 45'o 12.49c; September. 12 010
12 0c; October. 11 4?H 47e; November
II. 36c bid: December. 11 v(rl1 tlo. Boot.
firm; an lea. 8.3n0 bales; ordinary 11 16-lr:
good or.llniiry, 13 1-lsV; middling. l4V.r: good
middling, 14 9-16c: middling fair. 1416-lta-race
ii la, 2.26 bales; stock. C7,7tat bale.
OMAIIA LIVE STOCH MARKET
Bsef Omttltt BoldBtsadj with Fesling on
Other a Littlg WtV.
HOG MARKET A SHADE STRONGER
lalgkt Receipt f Sheep tat Laaaba
avaal TrasUa Rale talt Active,
wits. Priees rally Iteaaly
mm All Grades.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 22, 1804.
KecelDta were:
Cattle. Hoga. Bheep.
Official Monday
Om lai Tuesday ....
4.316
.1149
8 ki
9.;9
8.4M
4.413
1,600
18.610
12.333
.h7
I.8O0
Ottlcial Wednesday...
4.843
3.2M
2.360
Official Thursday ....
Official Friday
Five dava thla week. ..21.528. 54.478 83.215
Same days last week 2.1 iJ 46.tlS3 K.65o
Same days week before.. 17,912 37. 18 2S.t.:
Same three weeka ago... ail.714 52,74 26.uoi
same lour weeks ago. ..21,971 81,094 4Z,o.
Same days last year. ...18.611 44,047 24.W1
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table ahowa the reoelDta of
cattle, hogs and sheen at South (JmaJia for
the year to dais wltn comparisons wlta last
year: uo4. iswj. inc.
Cattle 3 6.744 2M.912 6.834
Hogs 771.8B2 9l.a6 80.047
Sheep 667,102 64M03 Ii8.0b8
Averse nrlcea nat.l for hnaa at fiouth
Omaha for the last several days wllb com
parisons: Pe-te. I 11. 190S.Uej2.1901.19UO.1899. 11898.
April
April
a sti
S uu I Ot
April
April
5 Ssi i 151
6 991 I 801
3 62 3 7
8 661 I it
2 62 3 71
3 64 I 72
April
6 861 6 .01
April
I 0, 6 KJ
April
6 27
April
8 641 3 71
April
S is
April 10,
April 11,
April U.
April 13.
April It
April 16
April 16
Aptll 1J.
April 18.
April 19
AprU 20
4 i
4 81H
April 21,
April 22,
4 l"H
4 814
'Indicates Sunday.
The Olhclal number of rare Af at 00k
brought in today by each road was:
cat tie. ttugs. Biieep. 11 sea
C, M. & St. P
W abash
2
2
22
6
25
11
a
s
4
2
1
Missouri Paclllo
Union I'aclllo
C. A N. W
F.. E. ti M. V
C, Bt. P., M. at O....
U. & M. Rv
C, a. &
C, H. 1. & P, east...
C, R. 1. & P.. west..
Illinois Central
Chicago O. W
Total ratrelnla 1119
123
Tha all annul linn nf th. Aax.'m
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
Mvi ml iiwui iituauabeu.
wuvers. cattle. Hogs, bheep.
Omaha Parkins- Co
244
6o3
936
Swift and Company
2.(ki2
1,957
2,3b8
606
664
646
k2
Cudahy Packing Co.....
a r" ... 1 1 1 , X. . ' , .
634
669
21
42
I
2
14
18
1
120
Armour & Co., Sioux City,
vanaant at Co
McC'reary & Clark ,
W. I. Stephen ,
Hill HtintEtnirer
Huston dt Co
H. F. Hamilton
Sol Degan
S. & S. Co
Cincinnati A. Co
8S3
491
Jacob Dold
J. B. Root & Co
Hegarty dt Co
Other buyers
80
10
84
Totals 2,479 8,793 1,732
CATTLE There were over 100 cars of cat
tle on aale thla morning, which waa a lib
eral run for a Friday considering the heavy
receipts an ine weea. ine maraet, tnougn,
did not chow a great deal of change from
yesterday, although there wua more or less
uneveness In the prloes paid.
Beef steers could be quoted steady to a
shade easier. The kinds that just suited
buyers were bought up quite freely at
steady prices, but when It came to Inferior
grades trading was rather alow, with the
feeling a little weak rather than otherwlae.
There was not the snap and tone to the
market that characterised the trade yester
day, and under such circumstances some
cattle are bound to sell a little lower. Con
sidering the heavy receipts, though, all th
week the market was In very satisfactory
condition and prices a little higher than
they were at the close of last week.
The cow market was generally steady.
There were only a few Included In the re
ceipts, and aa all the packers wanted some
butcher stock the market- was fairly active
and fully steady with yesterday. Some of
the common stuff may have been neglected
to aome extent, but atlll the prices paid
ahowed no quotable change from yesterday.
An early clearance was made.
Bulls, veal calves and stags all sold In
just about the same notches they did yes
terday. About the usual Friday conditions gov
erned the atocker and feeder market today.
There were only a few cattle on sale and
not many were wanted. Prlcea for good
stuff were not much different, but common
kinds were dull and weak. Representative
sales:
Bb.E.t' B1E.B.KS.
I 7 2t SSI t 17 I I 841 I (t
t I 7 29 oJ I 0U I Ot I
a 1 Jlii a Ml 8 SHI ft 151 3 651
S 13V 7 a I U 6 99 I 80
( "'Vial t tUl 6 96, 6 0
t 00 s, 7 24l J 8 o 6 KJ
4 93 7 24 t 68 a 5 271
4 9i -V 7 27i trf. 6 011
S4 ia imikiiw "
7 26 78 6 871 6 88 I 68 a
4 teHl 7 21 I 89, 6 VII 6 80 I Hi 8 71
4t7 001 f 98 I 33 I 63 I 71
4 80V 719 04 40 I 61 I 67
4 S6V1I 7 21 6 86 I I 48 8 6? 8 70
4 Sift, 7 16 96 I 01 I 72 3 67
4 89 I 7 7 91 6 ! 5 46 I 61
S 1 191 I call K 0lf K t 7 0
7 14 6 99i 6 841 6 d It 68 I 60
1 I 961 S 89 1 6 46 3 71 13 61
I 7 10 J 6 861 6 45 3 76 3 63
1 I I'M KK1 I & 4-il III IS
7 OtU I 86 16 SO I 2 72 I 84
No. A Pr. No A. Ft.
4 4! I tl 46. 1171 4 It
t 740 I 1 IS 1140 t W
1 476 I It It l.tl 4 H
1 1160 I So M lilt 4 N
1 1710 I AS I 1141 4 II
MO I 40 .10.5 4 It
1 tit I II . 11(7 4 tl
11 iu 1 is it mi 4 u
I 70S 10 44 104T 4 U
4 134 I 10 11 12TO 4 40
4 1040 I M I lav) 4 40
1 110 I M II lt.lt 4 40
tJ Ill I 4 1J71 4 40
II til I W it 1111 4 44
II M 4 06 14 im I 44
4 3I 4 00 II 1141 4 41
1 0 4 00 II It7l 4 41
t 1014 4 14 II Ul 4 14
11 Ml 4 10 II 1144 4 10
II 1041 4 18 II Hut 4 60
1 1841 4 II J 120 4 44
40 110 4 II IS llll 4 (0
I IMS 4 II n Iltl 4 60
11 1014 4 10 II 1171 4 II
1 1041 4 10 It 11,14 4 it
10 1MI 4 It 1 100 4 II
4 1010 4 St tl 1M7 4 u
1 1240 4 M 10 1171 4 68
4 1010 4 M M 1I 4 Si
It Hf4 4 M I 1411 4 40
SO 1011 4 a 10 1621 i M
1 1024 4 IS I mo 4 44
II 107 4 10 84 IMt 4 I)
6T 141 4 10 SO 161 4 41
17 1114 4 10 II llll i 7
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morning, but not excessive. Reports from
other polnta were not particularly encour
aging, but still the market here liileil quite
active, wltli prlcea a slinde stronger. The
bulk of the hoga today sold nt 34 iTf4.R2W,
with the choicer loads going largely at $4 A.1
64.90. The common kinds sold from 84. Ml
down. All the packers seemed to want the
hogs at prevailing prices and as a result
trading was brisk from stnrt to finish.
There was practically no change In the
market and an early clearance waa made,
with the possible exception of some late
airlvsts.
Today's advance Just about makes tin for
yesterday's loss, but the market la still ufft
10c lower than nt the close of last week.
Just before noon several care of hoga ar
rived and as packers had their more urgent
orocrs nuea tne maiset ciosea siow ana
weak, practically all of the advance of the
morning being lost Representative sales:
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SHEEP There we.rp onlv ahout
a half
doien cara of tiheep and lambs In the yards
una momma:, una as a result a very inor-
ough test of the situation was not made.
n livers, tliouah. took hold uulte I reel v of
the few cars that did arrive aid the market
could not be quoted anything but steady.
Clipped ewes sold as high as 84.65; dipped
wetners brougnt 54.5a and aa nigh as 50.2&
was (aid. which la the top price of the
year to date. Clipped lambs and yearlings
mixed also sold at (5.2-j, and some spring
lambs brought 2150. '
crveryimnK oriered was rURDoaed of at
an early hour, and, as compared with the
close of laBt week, the general market Is
fully 164320c higher all around.
uuotatlons lor cornted stucK! (Jood to
choice lambs, 25.75ii6.2u; fair to good lambs,
15.5066.75; good to choice yearlings, 85.25(0
6.66; fair to good yearlings, So.00'rjo.25; good
to cnoice wemers, o.luru&.bt; tair to good
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14.906.15; fair to good ewes, 4.60U4.9u.
cupped stock sells iSo'iibe less than wooled
stock. Representative sales:
No.
2 western cult ewes
20 western cull ewes.;
6 western culla
Av.
. 50
. 86
. 61
. 56
. 62
. 100
. 109
. 104
Tr.
2 60
2 60
8 50
4 50
4 50
4 65
4 85
6 00
6 25
6 25
C 75
8 60
244 weBtern ewes
236 western clipped lambs...
142 western clipped ewes
Bo western clipped wethers.
9 western twes
170 western wethers
118
282 western clipped lambs
yearlings
292 Colorado lambs
and
85
58
43
145 Colorado spring lambs..
CHICAGO LIVES STOCK. MARKET.
Cattle and Sheep Steady and Hoga
Open Slow and Cloae Bo Higher.
CHICAGO. Anril 22. CATTLE Recelnts.
1,500 head: market steady: good to nrinie
steers, $6,004(6.80; market nominal; poor to
medium, 13.80(1,4. 90; stockera and feeders,
83.004.35; cows, 21. 75414.30; heifers, fi.'SJit
4.76; canncrs, fl.6W2.50; bulls, li.Oon-l.lo;
calves, 22.254j5.50; Texas-fed steers, 24.004J)
t. io.
HOOS-Receipts, 21,000 head: estimated to.
morrow, 12,000; left over, 4.559; market
opened slow and closed 6o higher; mixed
and butchers, 35.0046.20; good to choice
heavy, S5.06&6.17H; light, $4.85(36.10: bulk
of sales. S&.OXa'S.lO.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.000
bead; sheep steady,1 lambs steady to strong
good to choice wethers, $4.7ot6.45; fair to
choice mixed, 33.754i4.60; western lambs,
85.CKXar5.90; wool western lambs, 16.90(3)6.76.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. April 22. CATTLE Beeves,
receipts, 2,966 head. Market for steers
slow and lOo lower; bulls and fat cows
firm; medium and common cows 10c higher;
steera, 84. toft 6. 37.; oxen, 34.164rt.60; bulla,
33.35ti4.80: cows, tl.754i'4.40. Cables quoted
live cattle slow at llill2o per lb., dressed
weight; refrigerator beef, higher at 9. per
lb. Exports tomorrow, L470 cattl and
7,360 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 1,199 head. Market
about steady; aalea at 83.5O4j4J.00, little
caives, nominal' city aressea veais, weak
at 6W?r9IT8a ner In. : country r1reaaT.il IVMkc
HOGS Receipts, 8,338 head. Market 64
lo lower; state hogs, $5 154f6..
SHEEP ANT) LAM BS Receipts, 3.816
nead. Market tor tneep nominal, but feel
ing steady: lambs, 104fl6o lower; unshorn
lambs. $.75477.60; clipped lambs, 84.0O4.iJ.4o;
no spring lambs.
. St. Loala Live Stock Market.
BT T.1TTIH AnHl W C A TTT U" t.ln.
1.220 head, Including 200 Texana; market
steady; native shipping and exports, U-Wi
4 50: dressead beet and butcher steers, 84.00
iqto.zd; steers under a.0"o lbs., M.004j6.10:
stockers and feeders, 83.204,4.25; cows and
heifers, 82.404M.35; canners, 2 1042.50; bulls,
83.(KBa.50; calves, 85.00f36.75; Texas and In
dian steera, 83. 704,4. 7b; cows and heifers,
22. 50. 60.
HoJc Receipts. 1,500 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, 24.4otj4.90; packers,
$4. 7T34J56. 05; butchers and beat heavy, 25.004)
1. 20.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, S.000
head; market strong; native muttons, 24.76
t6 76j lambs, 15. 2x46. 00; culls and bucks,
tJ.DU4i3.vu; siocaers, K-wxtti w.
Kansas City Llv Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,400 bead; market steady; export
ana aressea Deer steers, siejioy, H.7&-B j.3u;
fair to good, lOo lower, 83. 90434.50; western
steers. 8S.6oiT 4.60: stockers and feeders.
steady, 83.2fx34.60; southern steers, 8.1.754a
t 2b; southern cows, i:.uJ.tio; native steera,
82.0O4r4.16; native he'fers, $3.60(34.60; bulls,
82.faivii3.r4J: calves. 82.7tVi2S.00.
HOGS Receipts, 6,5oo bead; market
strong; top, W 97; bulk of sales, 84 8644
4 96; heavy, 84 9n4M 97: packers, t.ou4i4.9W
Bias and flahts. U.'JMtl tVi.
SHEEP AND LAM lia Receipts, 2.000
bead; market 10c. hlgher; native lambs, $5 60
tt6.65; western lambs, x&.Tijjo.ao; ra ewea,
8D.OO4n.4O; yearlings, 8i. 215.85; stockers and
feeders. 3.5044.6
Bt. Joseph Llv Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,011 head; steady to strong; natives,
83.85iri5.3o; cows and heirera, 82.0o3-4.G5;
stockers and feeders 83 0O4V4.40.
HOOS Receipts. 6.003 head; steady to 6c
. , 1 . .. . ti rTuj K- n , 1
luaiier, iiaoi. aiHTisiwi tii.uii.iu aim
heavy. 84 8G4J4..
SHEEP AND I.A MBS Receipts, 1,
head; market steady to strong; lambs, 86
ewea, 86.20.
loss City Live Stock Market.
SIOTTC CITY, Ia., AprU 2t-(8peelal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Recelpta, 600 bead. Mar
ket steady; beeves, 83.5Vn4.aO; cows, bulls
and mixed. r-.u-K34.uu; sum aers ana reeaers,
83 0Tia4 00: calves and yearlings. 82. 753 80.
H041S Recelpta 2.3) head. Market
strong, selling at M 6a4.90; bulk, 84.754,-1.40.
-1
toa-k ta Sight.
O.II...U. .! Via --..1 r.t m a.S II ., & asw,la
runuami ai w ..... . w . . . v .
for the tlx principal western cities y ester -
aay:
South Omaha.
Chicago
Kanaa City..
St. laoula
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Totals........
12,21s
to
ISO
120
II
140
Cattle, lings. Slieep.
,, 2,;i60 .X) L5?i0
,, I.50O 21 oiu 8 i0
,, I 4O0 ( 6 2.0O0
,( 1.220 t.vx) 2,'X-O
1.011 fS 1,719
L 6u0 2.3oO
.1 8,91 60OU8
OMAHA n ROLES, ALB MARKET.
Staple and Fancy Prodaee.
Et.GS Hecelpts, liberal: market steady!
fresh atoc k. l.'c; Including cases, 16-.
LIVE I'Dl'L IKY Hens, ll'v; roosters.
SCdKv; turkeys, 13 J 14c, ducks, 9c; geese. 8c
Ul'TTKR Packing st. k. lie; choirs
to fancy dally, lout 160; separated, S!o.
FRESH FISH-frout. a(H0c; pickerel, 6',
(; pike. 9c; perch aagK',c: blurrisri. l"c;
whltellah. 7tl0c; salmon, 11c; haddock. 10-;
coijflah, 12c; redanupper, 11c: lobster, boiled,
per lb.. 40c; smoked whlteflsh, 11c: bull
heads. 11c: catfish. 13C14.-: black baas. :"Oo:
halibut. 10c; crspplea. 12c: herring. 44jrJ
white bass. 13c; bluerlns. 8c; smelts, 10fllo;
flnnan haddies. smoked, 8Ho
OV8TKKS New York counts, pep "an,
tic; per gal., 22.00; extra s-!ot, per can, 85o:
per gil, n .:., standard, per can, 2Tc; per
t-l , 1 25(6 1 40.
P.RAN-Per ton. 118 00.
HAY' Prices quote! bv Omaha Wioleia'
Healers' association: Choice No. t upland.
2150; No. 2. !8.00; medium, 17.50; coarse,
87.00; rye straw, 85.50. These prices are for
hay of gord color and quality. Demand
fair and receipts light.
TROPICAL KRU1T8.
ORANGES Navels, choice, all sixes, 22.58
225: fancy navels, all slsca, 82.75. ,
LEMONS California, fancy, 31 tt 860,
82.M; choice, 240 to 270 sixes, !SVti.J 2S.
KIGS California, per lO-lb. cartons. 65c;
Imported bmyrr.a, S-crown, 12c; 6-crown,
14c: 7-ciown, 16c.
BANANAS -Per medium slsed bunch.
I2i4i2i0; Jumbea, 22.75413 26.
DATES-Persian, per ox of 80 pkgs., 8T;
per lb. In 60-lb boxes. 6c; Oriental atuffej
dte, rer box. 22 40.
COCOANUTS Per sack, 1100; ptr dos,
60c.
TRUITS
APPLES) Oregon uncy reds, per box1,
C 90; New York export Ureenlngs, Russets
ard BaHwIna, 34.00.
STRAWBERRIES Texas, per 24-qt ease.
IS.2B.
VEOKTAPLFb.
POTATOES Colorsdo, 3126; Dakota, per
NAVY BEAN B Per BU.. ttiW
CELERY Laras California. uOc 750. anrl
0o
ONIONS fianlah. per crn.t. 81.90: Ber
muda per 60-lb. crate, 22.00.
CAHliAUi'i caurornia, per in., za.
C UCl'MBERS Per dos., 31504)1.75.
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-basket crate.
fancy, 12.50; choice. 22.00.
r.AuiBiir.3 t er uos. nuncne. naauo,
LETTUCE HEADS Per dca. tiunches. 20t
C 81 .00. top lettuce, per dox., 441V-c.
TL'RNll'S-Southern, per dot., 150.
BEETS- Southern, per dos.. !.
CARROTS Southern, per rtos., 75o.
PA H8LKY-Southern, tier dox., 3ot45o.
SPINACH-Per bu.. tl.OoalJS.
BEANS Wax. per bu. box, 23.00; string.
per bu. box, 83, Of).
M I8CK LLAK GO V8.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream.
lc; YVlHconnln Young American, 13c; block
Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin, brick, lie; Wisconsin
umuerEer, uc.
ciDfc.it far bDi., 86.00; per pni., 3.z.
HuNEY Nebraska, per 24 franses. U.O01
Utah and Colorado, per 24 framea. 83.0U.
MAPL.U. BUUAit-uiuo, per id.. 10c.
HIDES No. 1 green. 6c f No. 2 greon. 6ct
No. 1 raited, 7c; No. 2 salted. 60; No : veal
calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 9c; No. 3 veal calf, 13
to 15 lbs., 6'ic; dry salted hides, Mll2o;
sheep pelts, 2i4i27c; horsehldes, 31.604i2.a0.
lUiHSrJKADloU-l'er cans ot 2 dusen,
packed, 80c.
iu i v ainuts, ino. 1 sort sneu, per in.,
15c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 1 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per lb., 12c; -pecans,
large, per lb., 12o; mall, per lb,
10c; peanuts, per lb., 6c; roasted peanut.
er lb., 80; Chill walnuts, 123134c; large
ilckory nuts, uer bu.. 21.60: Bi axils. ter lb..
11c; filberts, per lb., 11c; almonds, soft
sneu, per lb., lie: hard shell. 13c; shell
barks, per bu., 82.00; black walnuts, pee
U., 4X.aU.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, April 22. WOOIa Pulled goods
quiet, as are also territory wools. Idaho
Fine, 14Vii 15c; heavy line. laaU'Ac; linn
medium, lf41154ic; medium, lfilTwc. low nie-
ellum, 174JUSC Wyoming hlne, 14V4i15c;
heavy Ann, lStTCIHc; fine medium. liQITjc;
medium, 184ll9c: low medium, 1S1,19c. V'taU
and Nevada Fine, ll'lSc; heavy fine.
iii,iHt;. una nitriiiuiii, lD'ioc, iiieuiiiiii,
l!iil9c; low medium, Sy20c. Dakota Flno,
iryl6c; fine medium, 16'iil6ic; medlMm, IK'i
lc; low medium, iwiluc. Montana inn
choice, 184J19c; fine average, 174j'18c: fin
medium cnoice. lHiffl9c: nverace. 164117c:
staple, 19Ji,20c; medium choice. ISfiflUc.
ine t-ommerciai uuuoiin win say oaiur
dny: There Is little doing In wool In Bos
ton. Fine fleecea have been sold to a fnlr
extent at about 2c from the top. Holders
are anxious to clean up. There la no great
pressure to sen medium grades, western
markets have been lively, with large trans
actions In I'tah, Wyoming aud other sec
tions at 184715c, which means that the new
wools are coating fully aa high aa laat
rear and higher In aome canes. From 23o
o 24c la asked and being paid for medium
clips In Ohio and Michigan, local specu
lators out there being the principal buyers.
Foreign markets are firm nt London ad
vices and specially strong on one-quarter
blood, and a firmer feeling on Merinos. At
the auction sales to open May 3 higher
prlcea, particularly on cross-breda, are an
ticipated. The shipments of wool from
Boston to date from December 81. 1903. are
71,713,968 lbs., against 78,992,770 at the sum
time Inst year. The receipts to date ore
58.321,621 lbs., against 65,388.281 for the same
period Inst year.
BT. LOUIS, April 22. WOOL steady:
medium grades, combing and clothing, lS.j
2Zc; light nne, waiic; neavy nne, 124
144c: tub wsahed, 20i)31c.
T.ONTON. Anril 22. A aale of Cane nf
Oood Hope and Natal sheep skins was held
here today. Offerings were small, amount
ing to 114,000 skins of Indifferent quality and
In poor condition. There was a strong de.
niand, especially for all woolly skins. Extra
long and long wooled were Hit'ajd dearer
and short wooled and shorn were firm and
unchanged. Lambs and damaged skins
were Ud hlaher. Course grades were In
active request at an advance ot
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. April 22 O TLB-Cot ton
seed, easy; prime yellow, 80V.C. Petroleum,
easy. Turpentine quiet at fMu68Hc.
ROSIN Quiet: strained, common to good.
$2.80.
OIL CITY. P.. April 22. OILS Credit
balances. 21.65: certificates, no bid; slil-
ments, 4(,( cms.; average, si,o4 ouis.;
runs. 88.868 bbls.: average. 71. Sua bbls.:
shipments, Lima, 44,858 bbls.; average, 62,
890 bbls.; runs, IJma, 71.164 bbls.; averag
M.1KXS Dl is.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. April 2J.-OIL8-Tur-pentlne.
firm at 6440.
ROSIN Firm: A, B, C. D, 22 46 ; 35, $2.50;
F, $2 55; O, 2 60; II, 22 66; I, $2.80; K, $3 25;
M. $3.84; N. $2.46; WO, $3.60; WW, $3.80.
Iniir sad Molauaaes.
NEW YORK, April 22. fllTflAR Raw,
firm; centrifugal, 90 test, S 19-324. aHc; re
fined, quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, April 22. SITarR
Steady; open kettle, steady at 8 t-inc; open
kettle centrifugal, StfrSKc; centrifugal white,
4"44Hc; yellows, t'A&to; seconds, 2Vi
8to.
MOLASSES NomlnsI; open kettle, 204)
15c; centrifugal, IO47I60.
I
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. April 23.-BEED8 Clover, cash,
28.40; April. 8.40: October, $8 70. Timothy,
prime, $1 85. AJslke. prime, 86.20.
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