THE OMAHA DAILY HKK: WKDNKSDAV. APRIL 12. 1903.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Winter Wheat Condition Maintained Meant
Largest Crop Erer.
GOVERNMENT - REPORT IS VERY BEARISH
InlTeralty Esprrt Kinds Hessian Kl
Well Developed In All Month
riatte rooallrt-r.rntral
Condition High.
OMAHA. April 11. WH.
'1 he government report issued Monuay
afternoon given the condition of winter
whent at i., compared witn a condition
of In Do. j,.4 in ):mi3, )n jy, and
:1 a."1 ,''1' Th rrege ! given at ai.
JjI.ooo acre, compared with 2t.M.isa) auieg
m 1"4, 82,5M. acre in llttt, 2,.d.isi a res
m i9"2, ana 0.i.i9,ia,o acrw in iii.i. i ho
estimated yield In figured at 4t.4 .. bu..
compared with :iJ6,;,4.''0 bu. in iv; 401,
to.i.o hg. in la. MU.o?!,t0 bu. in lC and
4.H,t)7.i.Oii bu. in ld. it the total ciop la
havested it would be the largest yleiu of
wmtet wheat jet raised in me Lulled
Mtates.
The report la more bearish thun had been
i xpecteu, but its effect on the July wheat
nan very small, largely iiecau.se tne inly
ing operntlona of Valentine and a lew
other, who began two or three day i.g
to buy the Juiy and sell the September
lor a straddle. The May ha continued
ita downward course, but the report ia not
considered to have mmh effect on that
congested market. The May bcf. re noon
range.) 4.1 1 ween the high and low polnta
of II.14 and tl.lSVj. against II. Iti and
11.14', for Monday. This menus that the
May la off nearly 10c from the high point
of the crop and hna lot almost all It
gained in the recent rallv. Paris closed
irom unchanged to 10c highet. Antwerp
remained unchanged and Liverpool cloned
from Vo to V down. The July before
noon reached the high and low points of
t7,o nnd 8V. against 874o and tic for
Monday. The market nt noon toduv waa
'; above the cloae Moinlav night, during
I he session Valentine bought 7o. aH bu.
July and aold the September wheat. This
course waa taken by others ard gave tin
July market ronolderahi strength In the
face of thy report. The new crop, whlla
it I perhaps two weeka carlv. cannot get
In for July delivery In full amount, so
that with tlai present low reserve stocks
it is figured that thrTe will not be cny too
much wheat in Julv for delivery. Wltr.
September it ia different.
Professor Rruner of the University has
Hiinounced that examination made bv him
show the chrysalis of the Hessian fly well
preserved and hatching. The condition la
comparatively uniform over the South
I'latte eountry and forbodes misfortune It
nothing happens to destroy the fly.
Michigan April wheat report allows a
condition of 96 against S3 In December last,
79 last April anil 47 last June. The crop
then was only T.oOO.nn'). Duluth has sent
SOO.OOO of wheat to Minneapolis and It Is
pointed from now on this sort of move
ment will apoll the primary receipts for
the purpose of comparison. The primary
receipts of wheat are 197.000, bushels
against 202.000 lust year and the shipments
the 209,000 against 268,000. Hradatreets gives
a decrease Tn the' world's wheat of 2.564,000
bushels on which 1.000,000 Is afloat and In
Europe. Corn Increases 561.000 and oats
decrease 51.000 bushels.
Omaha cash prices:
Omaha (ash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. Jl.02ftl.04; No. 3
hard, Wc; No. 4 hard, 33c; No. 3 spring,
11.03.
CORN No. 2. 42c; No. 3. 42c; No. 4.
4H4c: no grade, 364i40c; No. 2 yellow, 4314c;
No. 8 yellow. 43c; No. 2 white, Uhic; No. 3
white. 43c.
OATS No. 2 mixed. 29c; No. 3 mixed,
2Hc; No. 4 mixed, !'Sc; No. 2 white. 30c;
No. 3 white, 29c; No. 4 white, 29c; stand
ard, 30c.
C'arlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Octs
Chicago 62 245 87
Kansas City 10ft 98 -4
Minneapolis 8
Duluth 19
St. !x)uls 18 1
Omaha 3 2
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
The rang of prices paid In Minneapolis as
reported by the Edwards-Wood company,
llo-Ul Hoard of Trade, was:
steady; May. ft Sd: July, 8 r: Sep
tember. He t,d. e
CORN Fpot. quiet; American mixed new,
4s .Vyl; American mixed old. 4s 1d;
futures quiet; May. 4s 1. July. 4s )P,d.
CHICA4.4I HHtlti AI4.I1 PROVIMO9
Artlcles. Open. I Hlgh.l Low. I Cloae.l Tery.
Wheat i I I I
May... 10441 1 oNi 1 o1, 1064
Julv... 1 0o' 102 ltti,! 1 02Hi 1 ol--,
-SeUi - .W,W - Wsl WB S3V,
"RbTd
KKW YORK (iEMCnAI. MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, April 11.-FLOUR-Roc.elpl.
83 307 bbls.; exports, 1,975 bbla.; market dull
and partly lower; winter patents, J5. SI'S 5.60;
winter straights, JK.ootfro.10; Minnesota pat
ents. J6.4n.)0; winter extraa, J3.5O4.0O;
Minnesota baker, J3.O'a4.30; winter low
grades. J3.404j3.90. Rye flour, barely steady;
fair to good. $4.20fi 4.85. .,
t'ORNM KAL Quiet : kiln dried, I2.7o&2.90.
RYE Nominal; western, hoc.
BARLEY Steady ; feeding. 45e, c. I. f.
New York.
W HEAT Receipts, 8.000 bu. Bpot market
casv; No. 2 red. J1.07, nominal elevator; No.
'.' red, J1.0X4, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern
Duluth, $1.09. f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard
Manitoba, J1.01V f. o. b. atloat. In trying to
over wheat that waa sold some time ugo
In anticipation of a bearish crop report
shorts put the price up a cent today on
July. The May option had a severe break
early tinder slop-loan selling, but recovered
part after mid-day. closing lac net lower,
against Sc net rise on later months. May,
JUWVUl.O.'A. closed at J1.07; July. 9OVa02i-,
closed at 917,c; September. H6 9-ltMaKtl;SiC.
closed at 8ic.
CORN Receipts, 175.300 bu.; exports, ll.SiO
bu. Spot market steady: No. 2, 54c elevator
and 62c f. o. b. afloat: No. 2 yellow. 53V;
No. 2 white. 524c- Options were fairly ac
tive and firm, closing 4c to 4c net higher.
The buvlng motives were small receipts,
bad weather news and light farm offerings.
Muv, M4tio3Hc closed al Uc; July. 53Ve
634', closed at 534c.
OATS Receipts. 138.000 bu. Spot market
weak; mixed, al to 82 lbs., 354f354c; natural
white, 30 to 33 lbs., 36441 364c; clipped white.
3d to 40 lbs.. 37 4ii 3114c.
HAY-Steady, good to choice, 77VaS24c
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
2iirjc; 103, 2;'tr-'6e; olds. lKijUo; I'a
clric coast. 1904. 26f'Jbc; limi. 21W-4C; olds.
ue i.v.
H IDES Stead v; Oalveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
20c; California, 21 to 25 lbs.. 194o; Texas,
dry. 24 to 30 lbs., )6o.
LEATHER Ktcudy; acid, 24(ft2fic.
PROVISIONS-Heef. firm; family. J12.00
KiKI.OU; mess, I'.i.Un-dti W; beef hums. fU.bv'y
2U.0O; pnrket. lll.0O4jU.00: city, extra India
mesa, H-. mm 18. mi. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies. J7(Kfi7.76: pickled shoulders,
iu uXf4.0O. I.urd. quiet; western steam,
I7.t0; refined, steady: ctmtlneut, J7.5tXt(K.16:
compound. J5.ooj4.374. I'ork, firm; fm
llv. JM.WWt 15.W; short clear, l2.76fc 15.00;
niess, J13 5ut! 13.874.
TAM.OW Dull; city 2 ier pkg.), 44c;
country (pkgs. free). 4441440.
RICK Quiet : domestic, fair to extra,
!T54': Japanese, nominal.
I'OCI.TRV Allvt: Western ehlckenB, 12c;
fowls, 16c; old turkeys, ltic. Dressed,
firm: western chickens, Uft20c; fowls, )0ft
14c; turkeys. 15i2k
RI'TTER 4 'reamer y. 20i314c
CHEESE State, full, small, l.'fil44o;
Urge, lO'.iaMc.
E(M8 Western storage packed, lS4'S,19c;
western firsts, 18c; southeast, 17ttl74c.
M. I.ools t.eneral Market.
ST, LOl'18. April 11.-WH EAT-Illgher;
No. J red cash, elevator, J1.004; track. 11 W:
May, 994c; July, V24'; No. 2 hard, Jl.OS'rf
1.04.
t'ORN-Hlgher: No. 2 cash, 4bc; track,
4vn4ll,,c; May, 44o; July. 4ti4(44J.
('ATS Elfin; No. 2 rash, arte; track. 30-
4i3l 4iv Muv, 2S4o: No. 2 white. S24
EI.Ot'R Dull: red winter patents. J5.15f)
Vio: extra fancy and straights, 14.601(4.);
clear. J4.1ii4.30.
HKEt 'i linothv. steadv. JlOOtf 2.73.
CORNMEAI. St. urv. J2.50.
PHAN Slow; sacked, east track. 7S1j75c.
HAY--Firm; timotliy, Jiiftij 15.00; prairie.
Jri.tloU 10 'X.
IRON COTTONTIES-95. .
MAUHINCI 74''.
HKMC TWINE--01-C.
PROVISIONS I'ork. lower; Jobbing.
J1J :l:'4. Lard, firm: prime stcuin, Jn.75. Dry
ealt meats, steady: boted extra shorts,
J7.374; clear rll. J7.374: short clears. 1 7 5tl.
H.icon. steady; boxed extra shorts, J7.874;
i 'ear ribs. 17.874; short Ucar, Jn.
.1 - I .I'M VK.Milil-. . chickens tlUr!
spring. 13.50476.00; ';'r dos.; turkeys, lie;
dud-... 13c
IHTTr.K I Uglier, cieuniery, ,4'g.tix ;
da I V. lUtlltic.
EtKlSSicady at lj'" i-'se comu.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, hbls 5.i 17.i
Wheat, bu 18.e 4h.i
Corn, bu !.( ;ai.is)
Oats, bu OH.tMi
Toletlo Heed Market.
TOLEDO, April 11 SEEDS-Clover. cash
si: April. fK.So; October. IS 774; prime al
.s:se. V. .0; prime timothy. Jl 40.
Liverpool (irala Market.
IIXKRPuOL April ll.-WH KAT-Spot.
fillet, h'u. I t'llf"i nla, . ts 90, (uiurts
Featares of the Tradlag aad Closing
Trlees on Board f Trad.
CHICAGO. April 11. A decrease both In
primary receipts and In the world's visible
supply had a strengthening effect on the
wheat market here todsv. At the close
Julv whest was up S''; May Is up 4c
Corn shows s gsln of S'&4c Oats are up
44c. Provisions are unchanged to 240
higher.
The strength In the wheat market devel
opd during the last half of the session.
At the opening the genersl sentiment was
rather bearish as a result of the govern
ment crop report showing winter wheat to
be In excellent condition. According to the
government figures the average condition
of fall sown wheat on April I was 91.8,
against 7 5 April 1, 1904. The action of the
market, however, demonstrated quite
plainly that the report had been generally
discounted. July opened 4fVc lower at
t,fiSi;4r. May was off 4iSc at t.V&
1 14V Commission house had moderate
offerings, but there was no great selling
pressure. On the contrary shorts bought
quite freely upon the Initial declines. As a
result prices soon rallied. The May deliv
ery was practlcallv deserted, the bulk of
trading being In July and September. Dur
ing the last half of the session the demand
for July became quite pronounced. A fea
ture of trading was buying of July and
selling of September. Rome commission
houses were Inclined to favor this stvle of
trade, the theory being that any change In
the price of July crop prospects might
easily advance the price of Julv. and at
the same time disturb very little the statu
of the more distant delivery. A decrease
of 2.500.000 bushels In the world visible
supply compared with an Increase of 1.719.
(. bushels a year ago had considerable
Influence on late trading. An additional
bullish factor was a falling off In primary
receipts. Prices In consequence advanced
steadily during the last hour. July- selling
up to 87e Just before the close. Final quo
tations on Julv were at 874c After selling
off to J1.134 May rallied to J1.144. closing
at the highest point of the day. Clearances
of wheat and flour were etual to 13.100
bushels. Primary receipt were l!i.7w bush
els, compared with IS1.800 bushels a year
ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re
ported rerc'pt. 1 of 167 cars, against 2J9 cars
last week and 154 cars a year ago.
Sentiment In the corn pit was quite bull
ish throughout the entire session. Compar
atively small primary receipts and an im
proved demand for corn for feeding pur
poses were tne principal cause of the
strength. July opened unchanged to 4c
' iKher at 47!fi44c, sold up to 484a484e
and closed at the highest point of th day.
laical receipt were ;42 cars, with 26 of con
tract grade.
The oats market wa Influenced m. Itily
by the firmness of corn, but decreased re
ceipts had some effect. Trading was dull
and of small volume. July opened a shade
higher at 2S,c. sold between 294c and 294c
and closed at 297c Local receip'j were 87
ca ra.
Provisions were firm a a result of small
receipt of hogs. The market received fair
support from local packers. Selling was
scattered. At the close July pork and lard
were each up 24c at J13.074ai3.l0 and J7.424
$7.45 respectively. Ribs were unchanged
at 17.35.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
21 cars; corn, 211 cars; oats, 34 cars; hogs,
SO.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market ia Nerroua and Appreheniire
Tbronebont Entire Session.
MONEY SITUATION IS A FEATURE
Fear that Men Operating Wheat Deal
May Have tn Throw Large Blocks
of Mocks Oirf leases
Ineaslnesa.
Articles. Open. Hlgh.l Low. I Close.! Yey.
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
Corn
Mnv
July
Sept.
Oats
May July
Sept.
Pork
Ma v
July
Lard
May
July
Sept.
Ribs
Mav
Julv
Sept.
I I
1 H-&4I
iKSV4l
I81V24I
I I
I 48
47l4 48'i,4jVi
4-V(l4 484c4
294 i 301,
2!V W4
2842SW'
824:
4S4i
12 874
13 10
7 25
7 66
7 124!
7 874'
7 624-
12 874;
13 10
7 274
7 46
7 574
7 124'
7 87
1 no
1 IH4' 1 144l 1 H
s4 I" 4 1 "
814.824tr4 82
48 I 48 4 48 fi 4
47i 4841 4 i 4 1'4
47Hj4( 4j 47
2941 3(4204'&30
24; 29412f4'y4
2S4 28ifj4 tWk
12 80 12 824 12 85
13 06 13 10 I 13 074
7 2241
7 40 I
I 5a
7 074
1 3241
7 50
I
7 274l
7 45 I
7 6741
7 10 I
7 35 I
7 5241
7 224
7 424
7 65
7 10
7 36
7 524
No. 2.
Cash quotation were a follow:
FIOLR Steady: winter patents. J4.9Ocj6.00:
winter straights, J4.40d4.80: spring patent,
J5.0itfi6.40; spring straights. J4.30fj4.8O;
bakers. J3.30fi3.D0.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. J1.051.14; No. 3
spring, Jl.0U3rl.13; No. 2 red, Jl.livffl.i54.
CORN No. 2, 49e; No. 2 yellow. 49'c.
' OATS-No. a. 304c: No. 3 white, 304fi24e.
RYE) No. 2, 78(S784c
BARLEY O0011 feeding, 3739c; fair to
choice malting, 434fJ4f"4c
SEED No. 1 flax, J1.2S: No. 1 northwest
ern. J1.37; clover, contract grade, J14.J5ij
14 40.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bhl.. J12.80
012.N6. lArd. per 10O Iba.. J7.124'S7.15. Short
ribs sides (loose. J7.00ff7.124. Short deaf
sides (boxed). J7.004t7.124-
Following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour nnd grain:
Receipts. Shipment.
Flour, bbls 17.1U0 24.400
Wheat, bu 37.000 29.600
Corn, bu 467,600 733,400
Oats, bu 101.500 189.100
Rye, bu 2.000 2.800
Barley, bu 56.100 3.500
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 23fl29c:
dairies, 21&26c. Eggs, steady; at mark,
cases Included, 164c; firsts, 144c; prime,
firsts, 18c; extra, 19c. Cheese, steady to
firm, 1243134c
Kansas City f.raln and Provision.
KANSAS CITY, April ll.-WHEAT-May.
924c; July, 77c. Cash: No. 2 hard.
J1.0UW1.05; No. 3, 93ffi1l.03; No. 4, 7744i7e;
No. 2 red. J1.021,06; No- . 8&eigJl.(J5; No.
4, 964t((8e.
CORN No. 2 mixed. 44fr45c; No. 3. 44
i45c; No. 2 white. 4644i4e; No. 3. 454c;
May. 444c; July, 444c; September, 444c
OATS No. 2 mixed, 294U30c; No. 2 white.
30Va314e.
HAY Steady: choice timotliy, J9.50ft10.00;
choice prairie, J7.25f(7.75.
RYE Steady. 7(V&77e.
EGOS Steady : Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whitewood cases Included, 18c; case
count, 16c; cases returned, 4o less.
Bl'TTER Steady; creamery. 22rq26c;
packing, 18c.
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu 35.200 43,200
Corn, bu 24.800 19.200
Oats, bu 7,000 11,000
Available- Supplies of Grain.
NEW YORK, April 11. Special tele
graphic and cable communications received
by .Bradatreets show the following changes
In 'available supplies a compared with
lust account:
Wheat I'nlted States and Canada,
east of Rockies, decreased 1.564,(80 bu.:
afloat for and in Europe, decreaaed 1,000,000
bu.; total supply decreased. 2.564.000 bu. "
Corn-l'nlted States and Canada, east
or Rockies, Increased 561.000 bu.
Oats I'nlted states and Canada, east
of Rockies. Increased 51,000 bu.
The leading decrease reported this week
were: 92.000 bushels In Manitoba; an
estimate of 200.000 bu. at the northwestern
Interior elevators; 75.000 bushels at
(Sooderlch. Ontario, and 54,000 bu. at Depot
Harbor. Stocks held at East St. Ixiuls
Increased. 90,000 bu.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 11. WHEAT
May. Jl.oA4til.u5S; July. V 02; September,
834c: No. 1 hard. J1.114: No. 1 northern.
Jl.ORW; No. 2 northern, JM'24. .
FLOFR First patents, J6.75S5.8E; second
patents, 15. 66436 66; first clears, J4.26j) 4.35;
second clears. J2.854i2.9(i.
BRAN In bulk. J13.
Milwaukee 4.rala Market.
MILWACKEH. April 11. WHEAT-Dull;
No. 1 northern, Jl.Jn'al 11: No. 2 northern,
Jl 0411107; July, 874c; puts, 864c bid; calls,
874U67SC bid.
OATS-Firm; stands id. SJSftlMe.
CORN 4c higher; No. 3. 48"49c; May,
484c
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April 11. Bl'TTER
Firmer: extra western creamery. 33c.
F.tK5S Easier; western fresh, 18c, at
mark.
CH KESE Quiet, 124134C.
Dalatk Ciraln Market.
Dl'Ll'TH, April II. WH EAT To arrive:
No. 1 northern, Jl 014. On track: No. 1
northern. J1.014: No. 2 northern. Ste4iV-;
Mav J1024; July. Jl.u4; September, 834c.
OATS To arrive and on track, 2!04c.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, April 11. CORN Higher; No.
t. 46c; No. 4, 47c; no grude. 46c.
OATS Firm: No. 3 white. 31c; No. 4
white. 24tj2!4C.
Sugar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. April U.-SIXIAR-Raw.
firm; fair refining. 4 6-ltc: centrifugal 96
test. 4 15-lGc; molasses sugar. 4 1-liio. Re
fined firm; crushed. (85r; powdered. 125c;
granulated. 6.16c.
MOLASSKS-Steady; New Orleans. 3
iK8c.
NEW ORLEAN8. April H.-SIQAR
Quiet; open kettle. 3,4i44c: open kettle
centrif.igal. 44"4 1616c: centrifugal whites,
64c; yellows. 4Vu5 7-li!c; seconds. 84'5144'.
Mul.ASSKH Nominal; open kettle, 2,Vq
36c; centrifugal, of 140.
NEW YORK, April 11. A nervous and
appreiieiiMVe lone was re.i.M-teu 111 me
hovcinents of stocks thtougnoul today s
session. 1 hi- grnuiKis tor ine suspicion
u( die maiart uarooied 111 tile speculative
tin no were not inaiiiti-st trom any event
II. toe puoilc KUowieoge, nut inelr i.ifluencc
upnn tne trading wa nevertheless eilecuw.
4 1 1'lessionai opvraturs Claimed to ueicct
c.hieiiivs 01 giiiHi selling, meaning oy
mat sening by inside inu-icsts in aiuercuc
properties. 1 neie in n.j certain means of
ucieciirig selling ot this ciass, out tne be
lief tnai. it wm going on was evidence of
me net vous slat or the siieculative mind.
Actual events wtte in iavor of vaiues.
Tne govetninent report of me April conui
tion ui tne winter wneat crop w a nma
Ine instance. 1 ne promising contiiitoii of
tin imp us been Known mia taaen ac
count 01 111 tne stocrt maraet tor some
time iast. nui the actual figures of tne
percentage reported ny tne ,overnmnt of
ai.n weiu consiueranly higner than the an
ticipation, crop prospects nave oe-n looaed
lorwara to witn ret nope as a stimulat
ing lector ill the speculation to laae 1 lie
p. ace of the much-useti merger and dlvt
uend lncree stories, whicti nave begun
10 show signs 01 Having outlived tueir
eueciiveness. But tne crop promise at
tnis eariy period aim witn tne uncertainty
ot the gi owing season to be faceu provtd
unavailing to hold the mantel. It is the
general supposition tlial an extensive spec
ulative ueai 111 tne wneat market Is being
conducted on parallel lines with large com
mittments to tne long side in tne stock
maraet nnd there waa some dread thai l
wouiii tie necessary 10 tnrow over stoc.s
to protect tne position in the wneat mar
ket. J'ne iioluing ot a meeting of the Norm
cm Siscuntics ulrectors was anotner source
ot uncertainly. The result of the meet
ing proved to be enigmatical to the gen
eial surmises in tne hiock market. 1 ne
tardiness 01 the relaxation of the money
mat set alter tne April settlement is a
source ot dissatlsfaciiou'to the speculative
element and led today to some oaerings
ot llliance bills in me tore. nil exchange
maiKei which induced a shaip decline in
tnat market in spite ri tne stlrrening of
the discount rate in London. The heavy
requirements a held ot the money market.
Including payments of subscriptions on tne
Japanese loan, wlthdrewal 01 government
deposits, a New lurk City loan and the
liennsyivania bond issue, witn tne time
und ine terms i'or the c nlon Pacitic pre
ferred stock Issue quite unknown, are
shadows over the money market wnich are
not without effect.
The uncertain tone of the market was In
dicated by its constant fluctuations, the
course 01 prices changing of least once
during every hour ot tne session. The
opening was decidedly strong and there
wa another comprehensive raily after the
first decline. Ijiter in the day there were
individual points of strength. Illinois Cen
tral was the conspicuous feature of the
day and It seemed to meet with little op
position on Its swift advance. There waa
a disposition to give the day's lavor to
this stock a the chosen property designed
for absorption on account of the Union
faclllc prelerred stock Issue, but the sup
position was as lacking In authority as
the various others on the same subject,
which have been set afloat from time to
time. The few other strong feature held
leas persistently than Illinois Central. The
uncertain temper held throughout and tile
closing Itself was Irregular, but with the
day's extreme changes much reduced. "
Bunds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, J2,765,ooo. I nlted States bonds wtro
all unchanged on call.
Quotations on tne New York Stock ex
change ranged as follows:
Sales. Hlh.Ixiw.Close.
Atchison 21.900 9.. 884 89'4
do pfd 1.200 1'tt l2- 1024
Atlantic Coast Line., fi.000 149 147 147
B. O 12,100 P14 1084 1"84
do pfd 100 954 9A4 96
Canadian Pacific 20.6'JO 165 1534 1534
Central Tf N. J 200 202 2"2 201
Chea. A Ohio 7,600 674 64 674
Chicago & A 5ii0 41 404 41
do pfd 814
Chicago Ot. Western 1.2O0 24 234 234
C. N. W 2) 241 241 23H
C, M. & St. P 28.810 ISO 1784 1784
Chicago T. & T l.B'rt 14 18 , 18
do pfd 600 334 3.14- S.14
C, C C. r St. L 300 107 4 107 1064
Colo. Southern 2.500 274 274 -7-4
do 1st pfd .. 60
do 2d pfd 600 374 36 37
Del. & Hudson 5,700 1964 HW4 1934
Del.. U & W 3724
D. & R. G 334
do pfd 100 8N-4 s4 fcy4
Erie 22,200 454 444 454
do 1t pfd 2,500 81 6UV4 80S
do 2d pfd 1,100 674 67 67
Hocking Vulley 91
do pfd 100 94 91 94
III. Central 49.700 168 162 168',
Iowa Central .. 29
do pfd 100 55 55 54 V
K. C. Southern 1.6X 314 314 314
do pfd 1.300 644 64 634
L. & N 7,800 142 4 141 141 4
Manhattan L I664
Met. Securities 400 87 864 864
Met. St. Ry 7.100 123V4 1224 122
Mexican Central 1,6'0 25 244 244
Minn. A St. 1 60
M.. St. P. & S. Ste M. 300 1194 119 H8
do pfd 200 1634 1634 162
Mo. Pacific 6,200 108 107 107
M., K. & T 5"0 314 31 31
do pfd I,4ii0 664 66 664
Nat'l R. R. of M. pfd 200 39 3 38
N. Y. Central 41.100 1594 1674 1574
N. Y Out. & W 37.400 624 604 6014
Norfolk & W 2,200 ST4 85 86',
do pfd 92
Pennsylvania 35,200 1434 1414 1424
P., C. C. ft St. L so
Reading 56,100 954 944 944
do 1st pfd M
do 2d pfd 200 90 90 1.94
Rock Islund Co 21,3ih 354 344 344
do pfd 1,700 80S SO 80
St. L. & S. K. 2d pfd l.oort 704 704 704
St. U S. W 100 26 26 26
do pfd 2.500 664 644 64
So. Pacific!... 14,200 67 4 6tV4 67
do Pfd 200 11S4 118 118
So. Railway 1,800 34'J 34 344
do pfd 3110 96 W 90U
Texas ft Pacific 2,700 384 38 38 4
Tol., St. L. ft W 1.4O0 414 40 414
do pfd 2.28) 624 614 624
Union Pacific 142,700 1324 I104 i:ii4
do pfd 2.100 994 994 99
Wabash 224
do pfd 100 48 46 46
W. & I.ake Erie 182
Wis. Central 700 234 234 23
do pfd 1.200 614 514 614
Adams Ex 240
American Ex.' 230
1'. S. Ex M0 1284 1284 124
Wells-Fargo Ex 245
Amal. Copper 142.500 874 )64
J.tRNI
Anier. Cur & F.
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Abler. Ice
do pfd
Amer. l inseed Oil
do pfd
40-4 394 40
500 li2 lot 1014
800 354 35 344
93
loo 54 54 54
30B 414 404 41
500 1!4 184 184
43
Amer. locomotive. .. 20,500 67 554 564
do pfd 4.000 119 1174 119
Amer. Smelt, ft R.... 5.8nO 117 1144 1154
do pfd 1,3110 1234 ins 124
Amer. Sugar Ref 2.O110 1434 141'S 1424
Amer. Tol. pfd eertlf 1.200 9x1. 974 974
Anaconda M. Co 4.5m 126 124 12f4
Brooklyn R. T
Colo. Fuel ft I..
Con. Oa
Corn Products..
do pfd...
.. 33.9t 714 6t. 69T
.. 12,4c 544 524 534
.. 2.700 2'i4 2044 2044
.. 7.8O0 124 12 12
9no 61 60 60
Distillers' Securities. 1.200 444 444 44
Inter. Paper 3,100 24 234 234
do pfd 700 614 814 "14
Inter. Pump .. 334
do pfd 6H
Nat l Lead 10.700 48 4 474 47
No. American Too 1HS I0I4 101 4
Pacific M'lll ' 800 464 444 454
People's Gas S,3U lpo no lKvZ
Pressed Steel Cur.... 4.'-i 424 414 414
do pfd 8110 974 97 7
Pullman P. Car 245
Republic Steel 3.800 224 214 214
do pfd l.fKiO sis 804 soil
Rubber Goods Fs 344 334 33,
do pfd 1.700 l' 108 108
Tenn. Coal A 1 5.700 994 984 914
I". 8. leather 2no 124 124 12
do pfd lo"1
V. S. Reulty 300 94 93 93
I. 8. Rubber I.6.0 444 44 434
do pfd 1174 117 1164
I'. S. Steel 50 7011 874 364 364
do pfd 69io ion, imul ii,itj
Vk. l a 111. Chemical.. 300 364 354 'fit.
do pfd p,7
Westingh. Electric... 6i( 179 17 177
Western Union 9no 934 M
General Electric 6.700 1X6 1M4 .IK4I4
Total sales for the day, 1.121,000 shares.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. April 11. Money waa plentiful
and on good demand Discounts were firm.
Operators on the Stiak exchange were
principally occupied ith the settlement.
The undertone was firm In sympathy with
consuls, which were strengthened by the
budget snnntincements. Americans opened
irregular and after irregular fractional
changes at about parity strengthened on
Wall street support. This was stimulated
bv the expectation of an early dlstrlbn
lion of Northern Securities assets. Local
supMrt was lurking in the afternoon, but
prices hardened on continental nnio t re
acted on realization and c!od easy. For
eigners had n uncertain tone. Japanese
were irregular. Imperial Japanese govern
mcnt as of 19o4 were quoted at 1 014. Con
tinentals were dull.
BERLIN. Aptll 11. Price on the Honrs
today opened Arm, but became weaker to
ward the cloae.
PARIS. April 11. Prices 011 the Bourse
today were Arm snd buoyant throughout.
Rio Tlntos gaining "It. Russian imperial
4s were quoted at 87 90 and Russian bond
of 1904 at 5"6.
w Vork Moner Market.
NEW YORK. April 11. -MONEY On call:
Steady at 37 34 per cent; closing bid. 3;
offered at 3. Tim loan: Steady: sixty
nd ninety days. 34 per cent; six month,
'VrliMK MERCANTILE PAPER-34'544
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easy, with ac
tual business In bankers' hills at J4.il5iS
46.'0 for demand and at 14 KMMf4 8455 for
fln-d.iy bills; posted rates. M 8-Vti 4.854 and
J4 87;' commercial bills. J4.844.
SILVER Bar, 564c; Mexican dollar,
43c.
BONDS Government, Steady; railroad,
repular.
Closing prices on "onus were:
f 8 rf li. res... .1144 Jspsn . tf
104' 1. a n. vini. t
104S Manhattan r. a. 4a
1o ntiiHn .
V. . Sa r
in coupon
V. new 4a. reg
do roupnn
V. . ol4 4a. r.
do rounon
Am. Toharro 4a. rtfl
do a. nfa
Atrhlaon gn. 4a
do sdj. 4
AManttr C. L. 4a . .
Bal. a Ohio 4a
do 3ta
Cantrtl of Oe. a...
do 1 nt Ini:
do ?d In.
Chm. Ohio 4S
Chlrato a A. Jl,. .
('.. B Q n. 4a..
C. k. I. P. 4a..
do ml. 5a.
ion 14.
1HJ
1
n
in
.da. Ontral 4a.
do tat Inr
Minn St. I.
M.. K. T. 4a.
do
4
inj?a
. 104'
Ta
.
.it
aa
Tt4 N. R. n. of M . c. 4a. ni,
.116 . g. 1'
1M4 N 3 r g. a tS
. 7 .Ne ParlBr 4a 14
tot do J "T
.inj IN. ft W. r 4a lots
. sn n, s. L. rfd. 4a SiS
.1IM4 Tann. mnv. sta IW
. Rtadlni (an 4a 10t
. - St. b. I M. r ba lITt,
.IO-14 St. L. r. f. 4a. 1
. :v St. L. 8. W. r. 4a ... 8.1 .
. 9J Sa6nard A. b. 4a
. Ni o. Pat-lac 4a
94H ao. Hallwa i.a...
rrc. ft St. I,. (. 4a IMS Ta P ,1a
.
.tiS
.12.1
fhlf-aso Tr.
tolomdo Mid. 4a..
Colo, ft So. 4s
Cu6a Sa. ptfa
Tl R. O. 4a
niatillera" dec. Sa.,
Kris prior Itrn 4a..
do gn. 4a
p. w. ft n. r. ia.
M.vln Val. i'-,
Offered.
97
St. L. A W. 4a... 44
7?i, Union Paclftc 4e l4i
.. M'-s 1 do ronv 4a IU4
. .10S V. 8. Stael id ta t7i
,.1'H Wabash la OSS
. . am do dh p 7S
. .101S Waatern Md. 4a (1
. .. MI4W. ft U K. 4a 93
.1114 Wla. Cantral 4s :1S
..til
Boston Stock and Bond.
BOSTON. April 11 CaH loans. 334 pet-
cent; time lopn. 34'd41,4 per cent. Official
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atrhlaon adj 4a 4
do 4a 102.
Met. (antral 4a 7
Atrhlaon
do pf.t I(12S
Boaton ft Albany 2o
I'oatnn ft Main I7
Boaton KlevaiiKl
Kltrhbui't pld H'i
Maxlran Central l'4ii
N. V., N. H. ft H ... 202 Si
rnlon Parinc ISIS
Amer. Arga. Cham... 24a
do pfd 9
Amar. Pnau. Tube.... 4'4
Amor. Hticar 141
do pfd
Amer. T. & T...
Amer. Woolen ....
do pfd
nonunion I. A 8..
Rdlann Kler. 1 1 lu . .
Uoneral Kleetriu ...
Maaa. Klactrlc ....
do pfd 9
Maaa. C.aa
I'nlted Fnllt
I'nllad Shoe Marh.
do pfd
V. a. gieei
do pfd
Wealing, common
Asked.
.144
. . JO
..Itit'i
.. rri
. .nt,
.10 4
Adrenture 4
Allouea 2'4
Amalsamated W1!
Amerlran Zinc 12
Atlantic It
Bingham 334
al. ft He. la 47S
Centennial I'W
Copper Range 77
Paly Waal 14
Dominion Coal K.i'-
Franklin '
dranrv ii'a
Iale Royals S4
Maaa Mining IH
Mlthlgan U'i
Mohawk I24
Mnnt. r. A r as,
Old Dominion 2(1
Oaoenla
Parrot 29 V
Igulnrjr 1iH
Shannon 74
Tamarai-k 12
Trlnltv 94
l . 8. Mining :w
r. F. Oil 9'
I-tah 42
Vli-lorla 4
Wluona 114
Wolverine 1"4
London Slocks nnd Bond.
tucks and bonds:
Conaola. money 91 N. V. Central 16-V
do airount Pj Norfolk ft W IS
Ana:onda Hr do pfd 94
Atrhlaon 92'i. Ontario A W 2S
do pfd 10A Pennavlvanla 73H
Bait I more ft Ohio. ...112 Rand Mlnea 11
Canadian Pacific If Reading 494
Chea. ft Ohio do lat pfd 47
Chicago Ot. W 24 do 24 pfd 44
C. .M ft St. P 1M4. 80. Rallwar SSI,
DeBeera li' do pfd 99
Denver ft R. O :6a So. Parlflc 49V4
do pfd 92 t nlon Pacific ts.Mi
Krle 4'4 do pfd I(l2'a
do lat pfd V. 8. Steel xm,
do 2d pfd 70 do pfd 104H
Illinois ( antral HUP Wnhaeh :l
l-oula. ft Naah 14' do pfd 474
M . K. ft T 2 Spanlah 4a 9"'
SILVER Bar. steady, 264 d per ounce.
MONEY 1fil4 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short hills is 2 per cepl; three montns'
bills, 2 1-I6fr24 per re.rik.,'.
: I. -i
er York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK, April ll.-The following are
the closing quotations ou- mining stocks:
Adama Con 20 I bit lie chief i
Alit-e 4i Ontario !Sl)
Bre e ' M ophlr II
Brunawh'k Con 4 ; Phoenix 5
Comatock Tunnel .... TVi'Potoai l:(
Con. Cal. ft Va 190 Baraga 3d
Horn Sliver IBS Sierra Nevada 4S
Iron Sliver 3A0 ISmall Ho pea 2
Leadvlile Con a 'standard 190
Treasury- Statement.
WASHINGTON. April ll.-Toda y s state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the J150,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balances, J1S6,77S,K0;
gold, J72.3O1,408.
Rank Clearings.
OMAHA, April 11. Bank clearings were
Jl. 254, 219.22. For the corresponding day of
1904 the clearings were Jl, 189,715.07.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. April ll.-WOOLOn account
of the exceedingly smull stock left here,
trading In the wool market Is limited
Prices are notably firm. The market is
concerned with foreign rather than with
domestic grades. Both merinos and cross
bredB are in demand. Territory wools are
quiet. Pulled wools are slightly active.
Quotations in this market on domestic
wools are about as followes: Ohio and
Pennsylvania XX and above, 33'it34c; X, 30
i31c; No. 1. 364f37c; No. 2. 37iu38c; tine un
washed, 24i 25c; quarter blond unwashed.
3(c"a3U; three-elghUis blood. K31c: half
blood. J9r3oc: unwashed delnne. 27l?j28c;
unmerchantable. 28fi29c; flue washed de
laine, 364i37c; Micliigun fine unwashed, 22
(823c; quarter blood unwashed. S9ti30c;
three-eighths blood, Hoc: half blood. Wul9c;
unwaahrd delaine. 25fi2tic; Kentucky, In
dlnna, etc.. three-eighths and half blood. 30
&31e. Territory: Idaho, mtak-; heavy fine.
16fil7c: fine medium, 19(t20c; medium. il'Si
22c; low medium. 23'rj24c Wyoming, fine,
174S184c; heavy flue, l6C(f1(lo: fine medium,
18il9c; medium. 22'ai3c; low medium. i(n
24c.. Ctnh and Nevada, fine. 17t18r; heavy
fine. lSfftc; fine medium. 174 18c; medium,
224j23c; low medium, 23'&24c. Dakota, fine.
WaWc; line medium. 18'(jl9c; medium. 23
24c; low med'um. i3roHv. Montana, line
choice. 21&22c; fine average, likiiaoc; tine me
dium choice. 21l&22c; average. 19320c; staple,
S24i2Hc; medium choice, 2'Mi25r.
ST. LOl'IS. April U.-WOOl-Dull ; me
dium grades combing and clothing. 23'U25c;
light flue. 18rqi04c; heavy fine, 14 15c; tub
washed. 3Xci374c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, April 11. M ETA LS There
was a sensational rise In the price of spot
tin in the London niHiket today, as a re
sult of a kqueege of shorts. Spot closed at
144 for spot and at 136' 5s for future.
The local market wa firm In sympathy
with the gains abroad, hut quiet, at J30.75fi
31.00. Copper was higher In Ixutdon. witli
spot closing at 67 12s 6d and futures at
68. The local market ruled stendv but
quiet, with lake quoted- at JI6.3741& 16.50,
electrolytic at J15.2&W 13.374 nnd casting at
J14.874ttl5.00. Lend clt scd at 13 16u 3d In
lx-ndon and at J4. 504. 60 In the local mar
ket. Speller wa unchanged at J6 In New
York and at 23 10 in I.omlun. Iron closed
at 54a 6d in Glasgow and at 49s in Middlea
borough. I.orally the market was quiet
and rather easy in tone, with reports
claiming concessions In prices. Quctations
ranged around J)7.50tf.( la.26 for No. 1 foundry
northern, Jl7.i.6 17. 75 for No. t foundry
northern and J17.75fr 18.25 for No. 1 foundry
southern and No. 1 foundry southern soft.
8T. LOCI8, April II. M ETA LS Lead,
quiet. J4.474Q4.50. Spelter, dull. JG.80rufi.Ba.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. April ll.-COFEEE-The
market for futures opened steady at a
decline of 5fil0 points in response to
easier cables, another slight decline of
Braxlllan exchange, and the absence of
continuation of the bullish crop news of
last Saturday. Trading waa falrlv active,
offerings being quite liberal, and the mar
ket after the opening lost ground still fur
ther with the close steady at a net de
cline of pKii20 polnis. There was no switch
ing early, but laler in the day a number
of exchanges were reported and total sales
leached 113.250 bags, IncLidliig May. JO 4,V(j
655; July. J6.6ni(i. ,0; September, Jn.67ijti.96:
December. J7.iu7.2o: January, J7.15, and
March. J7 30. Spot, easy. No. 7 Rio, 74c.
Oils and Hoaln.
OIL CITY. April lt.-OILCredlt bal-an-ei..
J1.36; certificates, no bid; shipments.
56.965 bbls ; average. 58. 6") bbla.: shipment.
Ijmu. 62.615 bhls.: uverage. 64.71J bbls.; runs,
Lima. 7 778 bhls ; uverage. 4.4"i3 bbls.
SAVANNAH. April U. OILS Turpentine,
firm. 6ih-. Rosin, firm: A. H. C, D. ri. J2.90;
G. W.1S4; H j:i.27U; I. J3 00; K. J4li; N,
Jl :c WG J4 50; WW. tl 60.
TOLEDO. O.. April ll.-OlLS-Nortfl
Lima. 91c, South Lima, and Indiana, toe.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Roceipu Very LibgraJ, bat Desirable
Oradea Held Steadj. Others Weak.
HOGS OPLNED STRONG TO FIVE HIGHER
l hnleer (.males n t Botk 8heea a ad
l.aanha !old Readily at Steady
Prices. bat fomnann Kinds
loar, with Feeling Weak.
SOITH OMAHA April 11. 1sm.
Cttl. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 4,031 S.O30 11.7.4
Official Tuesday 5.. 1o.9iV 13.;.'
Two dsy this week.. .W0 18.930 K009
Two dav last week.... t.tft .05 15.730
Same day week before. 8.274 U.Xh 17.745
Same tliree weeks ago.. 8 077 11,t7 8.079
Same four weeks ago.. 7.H62 12.M 1S.7.-9
Same day last year.... 12.349 l.9i6 16.461
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table show the relpt of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, with comparison with last
year:
1af 1904 Inc. Dec.
Cattle 219.577 261.696 .... IJ.ll
"g 669.56n 66s, OSS 1.471 ..
Sheep 477.803 50S.903 .... .071
The following table shows the average
price of hoga bourn oinana lor tne last
several days, with comparisons:
Mar. II.
Mar. 17..
Mar. 18..
Msr. It..
Mar. 20..
Mar. Jl..
Mar. 23
Mar. .i..
Mar. 24..
Mar 26..
Mar. 26.
Mar. 7...
Mar. 28 .
Mar. 29..
Mar. So..
Mar. M..
April 1..
April 2..
April J .
April 4..
April 6..
April ..
April 7..
April .,
April 9..
April 10
April 11
I IMS. lir4.ai0t. 1101. 101.1OO.I1H
4 J74 1 a?i I ill 151 Ml J
0'4i 6 V4 7 Uo h K 1 1 I 5 1 J 5J
6 08 I 7 38, li t 711 J J f
1 5 12l 4 K
.1 a 0741 4 as
t 11 it wi 1 kt 1 1 1 a
iti a so 4 it J M
5 U14.I 4 W 7 4i I 5 SOI 4 801 II
6 (at l0l:7Ml2fll 14 S3 3 il
.1 6 144 061 7 251 J 3Hi 741 : J 67
a ia ; ai (i
5 1341 I 7 26) J 4 t 851 4 7 S '
6 t4l 6 I7 7 30 6 69 6 8 6 08, 3 4
6 09 I 5 14 ( J M 5 86 6 16, J W
5 041 6 07 7 22 89 6 12 3 t3
6 14 I 4 li 1 2 6 56 H J
a 154 5 03! 7 301 661 B 971 1 J 4
7 2 Wj, U iaj UB -7
23 6 68 6 98 6 15 J 65
1 j 6 63 6 9b, 6 XU! I en
24 I a S6,
o. a CG. a I
. 0 .Mi I 41. v wo; 1
.1 5 254 4 90, 7 27 03, 6 Oil
- 1 41 i yj t. n i a,
I 5 25 I I 7 26' 6 79! 6
a i54i
I 0 20 1 0 13
I 6 284 6 07!
I 6 30 I 6 00
I O aS, 4 .3;
6 30 3 62
6 27 J 64
I 8 66
5 33 ,
6 3d! 3 68
4 95 ! 7 21 1 6 89 6 91 i 5 3S S 67
Indicate) Sunday.
The official number of cats of Btock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle, lings. Sheep. H'ses
C, M. St. P 3 4..,.
Wabash 2 1
Missouri Pacific 10 3
t P. System 66 36 18 3
C. & N. W 2 2
F., E. ft M. V 58 45 7
C. St. P., M. ft O. ... 30 17
11. ft M 70 28 2 ! 1
c, n. & q 1 5
C, R. I. ft. P., east.. 6 7
C, R. 1. ft P.. west.. 2 2 2 ..
Illinois Central 3 1 1
Chicago Gt. Western .. 1
Total receipts 253 151 51 4
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing trie num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hoga. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.... 991 I.406 736
Swift and Company.. 1,067 2.399 4,061
Cudahy Packing Co... 1.113 3.108 M1
Armour ft Co 1,115 2.979 4.5ot
Omaha P. Co.. country 6o ....
Vansant ft Co 28 .... ....
I olitnan ft Co 9.4 .... ....
McCreary ft Clark.... 121 .... ....
Hill ft Huntxlnger.... U2
Huston ft Co 82 .... ....
Hamilton ft Rothschild 38
L. K. Husr 184
Wolf ft Mnrnan 2 .... ....
Mike Haggerty 169 ....
J. B. Root ft CO 166
Hulla ft Kline 3
Cincinnati Pack. Co 243
Humphrey Pack. Co 312
S. ft 8 T.... 241
c. H. Clark
Other buyers
380
1.141
Total 6,(08 10.572 11,030
CATTLE There was a much heavier run
of cattle here today than waa generally ex
pected, over 260 car being i-eporteo. At
Chicago, however, there were only about
4,ouO and at Kansas City 9.00o head, so that
the total number in signt could not be con
sidered excessive.
Considering the heavy receipt here today
the market on beef steers held up In very
satisfactory manner. The domano was ap
putently of libiral proportions and the bet
ter grades sold without much trouble at
just about yesterday a price. In some
cases salesmen thought tney could not do
quite as well aa they did yesterday, but lu
the majority of cases the cnange In the
prices paid for the choicer buncnes was too
small to be worthy of much attention.
When It came to the commoner kinds, how
ever, the market was not so sctlvc, aa the
liberal receipts gave buyer an opportunity
to discriminate against the less desirable
gradea and consequently the market on
euch kind wa a trifle lower and In ome
case sale were made aa much as a dime
lower. The bulk of the offerings was dis
posed of in fairly good season, hut owing
to the liberal receipts It wa sime time be
fore a clearance was made.
The demand for the better grades of cow
and hellers seemed to be In good shape and
in fact was fully equal to (he supply, so
that trading was active on those kind,
with prices eteady with yesterday. The
common and medium claa of cows, how
ever, were not so active and It wa hard
to get steady prices for them, some sales
men calling them 6010c lower.
Good buns were steady, others a trifle
lower. Veal calve did not show much
change.
Strictly choice etockers and feeder were
about steady and aa high as 4.90 was paid
for heavy, fleshy feeder of good quality.
Cattle lacking in quality were slow sale
and in a good many Instance had to go for
a little less money than the same kind
brought yesterday. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. A. Pr. No. Ar. Pr.
M (N II 110 I It
1' 1 210 4 00 1 1140 t U
lli' 1U2S 4 It 11 1047 I HI
II (, 4 W) ft 1911 I M
11 W4 4 40 20 1144 i 40
I 7S2 4 6S 1 10IK1 t 40
II lOttt 4 Kl 40 till t 4l
j 7H 4 " I mas 1 i
1 1011 4 40 i 1045 h ill
pi 771 4 5. tt 1117 I 46
4 1ST 4 II 1 1107 I 10
23 UW 4 10 17 11T4 I 60
1 1010 4 HO It lilt i M
I Ml IB 10 1104 t 50
I luM 4 M II It I It
11 I') 4 16 !J 1144 I 70
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4 142 I 10 40 1100 0(1
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8TEBRS AND HEIFER3.
t 775 4 40
STEKK8 AND STAGS.
7 isto 4 m
STEERS AND COWS.
a 100 4 50 '0n4 4 10
' 104 4 71 It 1141 1 21
at UI I II 10 1JOJ I 80
DOW8.
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HEIFERS
t 440 I SO S 17T I H
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8TOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
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t 117 IK .4 J4t 4 0
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1 710 I w aan 4 m
I 75 t a I'l I II
1 650 1 00 Jt. :ii I !
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4 445 t 75 I ? 4
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I 700 75 'I Ml 4 5
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I 4i s ;,
52 heifer... (." 4 73 27 steers. ..VKV. 4 80
1 heifer.. ..10(ii 5 00 2 feeder .. W8 4 (0
HOGS There wa liberal run .of hog
here today, but at other markets mipnlie
were moderate. The demand here from
PBckcrs wa In good shape and as favorable
report were received from other points the
mni-ket ooened mostlv 2V-fri.Sc higher, the
greatest advance being on the better gradow.
Common hog or nil welgtits were neg
lected and no more than yc higher. Trad
ing was fairlv active, particularly on the
good hog, and the bulk of the offerings
was soon disposed of. Toward the close,
however, after packers hd their more
urgent orders filled the market slowed down
with part of the advance lost. The bulk
of the hog went from Jo ZTli to 15.80 with
a top at J5.35. The common and light tu(T
sold from Jfi 25 down. Toward the close
packer were bidding J6.27'4j for most every
thing and a salesmen wanted the early
price it was Inte before a clearance was
made.
The situation grew worse instead of bet
ter a the dav advanced and several loads
were carried over until afternoon, for
which packers were offering only about
ateady prices as compared with yesterday.
o that on the extreme close practically nil
of the advance was lost. Representative
sales:
No. At. SB.. Pr Nn At. S Pr.
aa 2t7 m 1 24 tn 10 s"'
11 174 40 I IS a 211 ... 5 27l
40 UI 120 I 25 57 2O0 ... I 27'
M 104 ... I 26 71 247 10 I 27S
a Ill ... I 16 (2 UW ... 5 ST1
71 117 ... 26 4 247 40 6 27'
tt Ill ... t 25 71 245 40 6 27V,
71 211 200 I II II 125 .. 5 27'
Ill IA I 26 78 221 140 5 27',
15 2) too 5 21 33 2(1 ... 5 tT
17 2(0 40 4 25 (1 227 ... 6 27'
41 SJ7 120 I 26 M 2lt 10 5 J7i
71 2:11 40 I 2M 40 6 2'. ',
71 2 240 I 25 .1 224 art 3 27',
an in jut 116 20 250 . . 5a7'
14 241 M I tir 54 22 10 5
70 114 ... I I7S r.9 26 0 6 30
l 113 ... I 21V, 42 264 IK I 30
1 IM ... I I7H 74 277 ... 5 3"
63 .137 40 I r 40 213 0 6 3(1
74 122 140 I 27S, 79 211 10 h 30
26 270 130 1 37V, 10 Til ... IS"
It 200 120 1 37V, Ct 250 ... 6 Jo
74 237 M 6 t7'4 M 273 120 5 30
4 241 IM 17V, 74 '-'56 . . I So
44 241 0 I fliaj 54 240 ill
31 Ill M 127 V, 14 243 10 ISO
74 214 40 6 27V, II 134 40 6 In
tot ... Ills, 54 324 40 130
69 154 20 I 27', 7 220 40 6 30
W 201 ... 127 V, 17 26.-. ... 130
43. 4 Wi 6 27', 63 210 ... 6 30
illttfn
d
riisher; liM, J.". J'.'vjfis
rieav, J 3i 1 I2'
SI.KI'.C AND LA MHS -Receipts. Isj.4
head. Mm ket a.-t'v.-. stendv t strong;
Colorado lambs. J-.Yi. s-ou.g I.ii?i'. JlO.oo.
St. louls I. lie tek Market.
ST. MC1S. April II. -CATTLE-Hecripts.
4.ii bend. Including 2.i" Tcxn. .Market
strong: native shipping and xs'rt ste. rs,
JT. i'4jti 40. dressed hi i t ami butchers steers.
J4.6i'u5i: ! r under I . "" pound. M -v.
'4 "lockers nnd feeder". R '."id w. cows
:id heifers. J.1 tihi:. li: calmer J-J.eioirJ.;;.;
bulls, t? '''4 I1; e lives J4.civt K.2&: Texas
snd Indian steers. tt .5041 5 'o; cow ami
heifi rs. J2 V4M 25.
Hi G8 - lleei Ipts. I-'.""1' hea. I M.ukct
steady; plus and lights. J.in'o.i.:i; butchets
an.1 h'-st licn. JV !."
PHKKI' AND LAMBS Receipt. 1.'1
1 head Market steady; native mutton". : "0
lrr .s'. lamb. J4 ioii.i: culls and buck.
J J.-!.i"i3 5o; Mocker. Ji.oxi :.
ev lork Hie 4li-U Market.
NEW VORK. April II -HEEVK8 Re
ceipts. 792 head, inalnl) consianed direct;
no trailing: market (eeiinc steady, with
light receipts reported for Wednc"d.
Cil'les stes.lx. Shlptnetits. 7' head cattle.
l .." head sheep and 4.TiO quarters of beef;
Miniated tntnnrnis, vs head c:ittle and 1 .'aa)
quarters of beef.
CM.VK8-N0 fresh airlvais and nothing
doing In live calves; market nominally
steady. Dressed, slow; city veals. TKllc;
count rv. 7''i:c
8IIKEP AND I.AMHS-Ree.lpts. dvihesd!
market for sheep ver .lull, lor lamb llrm;
unshorn sheep. J4 5ou.2ii. price clipped. J.V25;
good to prime unshorn lamb. JS .2M18 tio;
Clipped, J8 44X11 ;.,1.
Slonx 4'ity
siorx crrv.
gram.!--CATTLE Receipt 1.2i hesd;
maraet strong: let" es. t-l.taa-utj tai; cows,
bulls and mixed. J:l mi-iift .no; st in kers and
feed.-rs. H.i"tf4 .2t; calves snd yearlings,
$2.754f4 .im.
HOGS- Receipt. J..V10 hed; market
strong selling, J.i.li'iit) ; bulk of sales,
J5.2il5.2n.
Mock In Might.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
1 lie Mock Market.
April 11. -(Special Tels-
.311 130 A '
.210 ... 6 IT',
.217 ... 6 J7V,
. -tl ... 6 27V,
.244 W 6 17,
. .244 2l'o 5 30
..22:: ... 5 30
..24 30 6 30
.361 ... 5 30
. .2(7 4" 5 20
. .2(1 140 6 il
..22.1 ... 8 30
..22 ... S 3u
..2(1 ... 6 So
..2WI 140 6 3"
..224 ... 6 30
. .135 40 6 3"
..273 ... I 30
..2il ... 5 30
. .254 41) I 30
...243 ... 6 30
74...
61.. .
71. . .
M ..
4...
73...
...
21...
in.'.'.
s...
r,g...
45...
70...
(Mt...
v...
II 210 200 6 30
64 224 2"0 6 So
74 225 120 I 30
41 171 40 5 30
14 2(7 ... 6 30
It 2(4 ... I fJ
70 222 ... a 30
45 244 ... 6 30
70 240 ... 5 3"
12 241 ... 6 10
fit 227 ... 5 30
U2 til ... 80
41 242 40 5 30
01 314 10 t 10
61 13 10 5 30
M 241 40 t lo
64 2IT ... 6 3l,
14 272 ... 5 31V,
54 352 ll'l I 32',
65 SOI . . B 36
46 343 ... 6 36
75 2(1 ... 6 27V,
M 200 120 6 2T
71 116 ... I 27W
62 214 (11 6 2?',
71 244 ... I 27',,
47 224 1.-0 I 27 V,
6 263 M t 27V,
54 240 40 I 27 V,
81 i0 140 5 17 V,
43 104 ... 6 27',
14 lot M 1 17 L,
42 2(1 M ( 17V,
II 104 ... I 27 4
41 3M M S 27V,
72 144 M I !7Vj
74 241 10 i 27 S
14 221 ... & 27',
! Itfl 40 6 21',
44 220 ... I 27V,
21 133 ... 6 27V,
15 347 40 I 17',
U 224 40 6 27',
41 Ill ... I 2'v,
TO 341 10 I 17',
3 327 ... 6 t7,
46 131 ... I IT',
It 211 ... I 17V,
2 250 ... S 27V,
It 22 to 6 27 -
I 21 III 6 tT,
61 301 ... I 27V,
II 261 ... 5 27 V,
8HEEP There wa a heavier run of
sheen here this mornlnsr than wan gener
ally expected, hut to offset that the demand
for desirable grades wo or nnerai propor
tions, so that the market ruled active and
steady on the choicer bunches. There was
a good deal of clipped stuff in the receipts
and while some of It wa good quite a pro
portion of it was only fair. The good si tiff,
both clipped and wooled. could be quoted
steaay, witn common granes wean to a
dime lower. Clipped wethers sold up to
J5.85 and wooled wethers and yearling
mixed brought Jii and wooled ewes J5.M.
The lsmb market wa In much the same
condition a the trade on sheep, that Is, the
better grade sold freely enough ill steady
prices, while common stuff wa slow and
weak. As high a J7.35 was paid for Colo
rado. Quotation for fed stock: Good to choice
yearlings, J.404j75; fair to good year
lings. JH.O0(fi4i.4O; good to choice wethers.
J5 KVft5.75; fair to good wethers. J5.00tfi6.50;
good to choice ewes, J5.21M6.ti0; fair to good
ewe, J4.75a6.16; common to flr ewes, J4.00
fi"M.5o: good to choice lambs), J7.2Tifu7.60; fnlr
to good lambs, Jii.(oi7.15; feeder lambs,
JK.OO6.50.
No. Av. Pr.
1 western ewe 80 S 00
1 western buck 140 S 50
2 western ewes 70 ; 50
40 western cull ewes M T.VJ
8 western cull lambs 70 4 00
1 western ewe loo 4 50
477 western clipped wethers 98 4 85
200 Mexican ewes 81 5 25
246 western ewes 87 6 35
871 western ewes 104 5 S5
stffi Colorado yearlings ft wethers UK! 6 85
3 western ewes 143 6 50
5 western ewes 102 5 50
625 Wvomlng feeding lambs 5o tl 00
870 Wyoming feeding lamh 5ti 8 00
419 western lambs 72 7 00
670 western lambs 72 7 00
1 western lamb 1 120 7 00
11 western lambs !S 4 50
3 buck lambs 13,'i 4 60
36 cull lamb 48 4 50
21 clipped lamh .185 5 00
49 clipped wether 98 6 10
J western ewes 8:1 5 25
6 western ewes "2 5 26
4 western ewes 77 6 30
5 western ewes 114 6 60
7 western ewes (7 6 60
KSU western wethers 105 00
188 western clipped lambs 55 6 00
lf. western wether 88 8 00
86 western lambs 60 6 25
19 Colorado cull lambs 71 6 50
85 western yearlings., 78 8 50
222 Mexican yearlings 76 6 55
271 Mexican yearling 76 6 66
6 western lambs fto 7 00
303 Colorado lambs 82 7 35
38 Mexican lambs 76 7 86
24 western cull lamb 60 4 00
6M western clipped ewes (8 4 50
698 western clipped ewes 91 4 60
77 western ewes 82 4 75
(W western cull lamb 48 6 50
826 western lambs 75 7 00
214 western Iambs 75 7 CO
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Big Hogs Five Cents
Higher sheep Strongr.
CHICAGO, April II CATTLE-Receipts,
4,000 head; market steady; good to prime
steers, J.16'(r.86; poor to medium. $4 70
6.86; stockers and feeder. J2.6V(i6 : cows,
J2. 76-96.40; heifers, J3. ("&. 75: c.aniiers, J1.60
.00: bulls, J2.60ftj4.75: calves, J3 00rj 50.
HOG8 Receipts, 14.000 head; estimated to
morrow, 28,000; market big 6c higher; mixed
and butchers. 15 40-(5.b"7u.; good to choice
hea.-y, JS.&6 tfiVi; rough heavy. J-i 4M15.66;
light, to MaS 82'; bulk of sales. J5.55Sti.00.
8HEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, 8.0OO
head; market for sheep strong; lamb shad,
higher: good to choice wether. IS. 7596.16;
fair to choice mixed, t4.fxsVS6.4i5; western
sheep. J6 OOtfti.10: native lambs, JI.5ikSJ7.60;
western lamb. J4.76'a7.85.
Kaasas City l ive Mock Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 11. -CATTLE- Re
ceipts. J.60O head, including 1 . l'K southerns;
strong to 10c higher; top. 16 50; choice ex
port snd d reused beef steers, to 7f.'a 50; fair
to good, J4.50&5.7&; western fed steers, tl Mi
i6.25; stockers and feeders. J3.tWji.V25;
southern steer. J4.i'(iri.oo: southern cows,
J2.754T4 66: native cows. J2 .frtfjfi.oi; native
lieirers J3.6ii4i5.6o; bulls, J2.63tl 1.76; calves,
J3 ((! 25.
HUGH Receipts. lO.Oiaj head; market hfi
10c higher; top, J5 45; bulk of sales. :(ntf
6.46; hea VI-. J5.3Sl-6.4i: packers, J6:itif 6.42V,;
pigs snd lights, Jl. 40415 40.
CHEEP AND LA MUX-Receipts. 8.)
head; sheep steady; lamb slow: native
lambs, Jti 500-17.50; native wethers, J5.faHC.on;
native fed yearlings, J6.O07j4i 65; western ted
sheep, J6. 0046.00; stockers and feeders, J3.60
46 50.
Stork Market.
April 11 ( 'ATTLE-
SI. Joseph Lire
ST. JOSEPH Slo
Receipts. 2.0U7 head. Market steady to pie
higher; natives, J4oO076u; coata and heif
ei. J2 t4P6.50; stockers and feeders, J3.I4X3
Ik)
Hi'tGH-Recelpis, 5,4.'9 lien. I. Market 5.
Cattle, lings. Sheep.
South Omaha 50 (,ai I3..tt4
8I011X City LJOt 3.500
Kansas Cltv 8.5"0 Iti.ftai Seal
Ht. Iniis 4.i 12,ii l.ncd
8t. Joseph 2.i7 .VO ii.!4
Chicago 4.0m 14.0'i 8.(4
Totals 25.5"7 55.729 .'18,
tl All 4 nilOI.Kfltl.H M H li KT.
f.on(lltlin of Trade anil liuiila I Ion on
Maple anil Fancy Prodrtce.
KGGB-Recclpl heavy; market steady;
candled stock. 16c.
LIVE I'Ol LTRV-lliMis. 11Sc; young
roosters, according to sisc. fWiiit-: old roos
ters, tic; turkey. 1 -Millie: 1 11 1 k 1-. 11c.
Bl'TTER Packing stock. 17c; choice
to fancy dairy. 1!kii21c; creamery, 244i26c;
jirltus. 27c.
FRESH FROZEN FISH -Trout. !c: pick
erel. tiVjc; pike. n'e: perch. 7c: bliiettsh,
lie; whTteflsh. 9c; salmon, lie; redsiinppcr,
(c; green halibut, 11c; crapples, lie; bufTulo,
7c; white Pass, lie; herring. :IV'I Spanislt
mai-kerel, 12c; lobsters, boiled, 4fio; green,
4'N-; finnan huddle, 7c; roc shad, each. T.'ic;
shad roc, per pair. .Inc. Frog legs, per dox.,
3c.
1IAV Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale llav IteHlcrs' assoein thin : Choice No.
1 uplanil. Jti.iO: No. 2. Jii.so; medium. JV50;
coarse, J."i .00. Rye straw. JS.oO. These prices
nre for hav of good color and quality.
BRAS- Per ton. $17..r.O.
OYSTERS New York count:!, per can,
45c; extra selects, per can, 35c : standards,
per can, .tic. Hulk: Standard. l"-r gal.,
Jl 40; extra selects, per gal., Jl.tiTi; New
Vork counts, per gal., J1.S0.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES California extra fancy Red
land navels, all sixes, $3.')f(;.26; fancy
navels, J2.75; large nlzcs, J2.50.
LEMONS California, extra fancy, 270
siae, J3.00; 300 Hnd 360, J3.25; fancy, 270, J-.V.6;
i and 280, lloo; choice, 240 and 270, Uiji
;l and 3011 12.50.
DATES Per box of .10-1 h. pkgs. J2.0";
Hallowe'en, in .ro-lb. boxes, per lb., ,'ic.
FIGS California, per 1"-lh. carton. 75'd)
8ic; hnpvrteil Smyrna, 1-crown, 10c; 5-i-rown,
12e.
HA NAN AS Per mediiini-slzed bunch, J1.75
i'4.26; JumboH. $2.5of3.0ii.
GHA PEFRI'IT Cullfornla. per box of 64
to 64, J4.0O; Florida. J5.00 to J6.00.
Fill" ITS.
STRAWBERRIES Texns. er 24-qt. 1 ase,
Jl. 250(4. 50; Louisiana, per 24-qt. case. 12. SO.
APPLES New Vork Haldwlns, -J3.OtKir3.25;
Colorado Ren IJavls. per box. J1.25; Roman
Heauty. per box, 12.00; Ualdwlns and Green
ings, tier box. j.oO. ... .
TANGERINES California. tM-r half-box,
J2.26.
t.-RA NRERR I ES Jerseys, per bhl., J7.0O;
per crate, J2.25.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOFJS Home grown, in sacks, per
bu.. 804140c: Colorado, per bu., 45c; new
IMitatoes, per lb., 7c.
Tl.'RNlPH Old, per bu., 4nc; new, per
dox , 76c.
CARROTS Old. per bu., 40c; new, per
doz., 60c.
PARSNIPS Old. per bu., 40c
BEANS Navy, per bu., J2.10. '
WAX BEANS Per bu., hamper or bu.
box, J3.60tr4.HO.
CLVI'M HERS Per doz.. Jl.7Mv2.00.
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-basket dale,
J5.0nrq6.00.
SPINACH Per bu.. 75cflJ1.0O.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate, J2.50; Colo
rado yellow, per lb., 2c; Bermuda oniona,
per crate, J2.76; new southern, per dot., 45c.
CABHAGE Holland seed, per lb.. 1'e;
California cabbage, In crate, per lb., 2',,e.
BEETS Old. per bu., 40c; new, per doz.
bunches, 66c.
1 1 EL E II V California, 76-5 0c.
RAOISHES Hot house or southern, per
dox., 3i"T(4i)c.
LETTI'CE Hot house, per dos.. 46c.
RHl HARH-llllnols, per lb., 5c; per box
of 50 His., tl.2c.1l l.Wl.
PARSLEY Per dox. bunches, 45c.
A8PARAOr8-IllltiolB, per dos. bunches,
tl.75; home grown, per dox. bunches, Jl.011'3
1.25.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CH EESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
15c; Wisconsin Young America. 16c; block
Swiss, new. ltic; old, 17c; Wisconsin brick,
10c; Wisconsin limhurgcr, 15c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 7',c; No. 2 green,
li'tc; No, I salted, 8c: No. 2 salted. 7',jc;
No. 1 veal calf, 10c; No. 2 veal calf, 5c;
dry salted, 71 14o; sheep pelts, 25c'uJl.oo;
horse hides. Jl.5041.1 .00.
Nt'TS Walnuts, No. 1, soft shells, new
crop, per lb.. 15c; hard shell, per lb., 13'-;
No. 2 soft shells, per lb., 12c; No. 2 hurt!
shells, per lb., 12c; pecans, lurge, per lb,
12c; small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb.. 7c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 8c; Chill walnuts,
per lb., IllKmc; almonds, aoft shell, per
111. 17c; hard shell, per lb., 16c; chestnuts,
fier lb . 12Vih13c; new black walnuta, per
iu.. 7590c; ahelibark hickory nuts, per bu.,
J1.7C; large hickory nuts, per bu., J1.60.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. April 11. COTTON
Steady; sales, 2.5tai bales; ordinary, I l-lc;
good ordinary, tmic; low middling, 7c: mid
dling. 7V(-; good middling. 7T,c: middling
fair. 8 6-liic; receipts. 11,061 bales; stock,
-'34 957 bales
"LIVERPOOL. April U.-COTTON Bpot.
dull: prices 4 points lower; American mid
dling lair, 4.73d; good middling, 4.41d; mid
dling, 4.251; low middling. 4.1inI; good ordi
nary, 3.92d; ordinary. 3.7tid. The sales of
the day were (i.OUl bales, of which 30 were
for speculation anil export Hnd Included
5.6I4) American; receipts, 35,000 hales, In
eluding 23.400 American.
ST. IXll'IS. April IL COTTON-Qulet;
middling. 7r; no sales; no receipts; ship
ments 6.14 bales; stock, 47,720 ball's.
NEW VORK, April ll. ( 'OTT( )N Spot
closed dull; middling uplands, 8.n5c; mid
dling gulf. 8.80c; no sales. 1
The Merchants
National Bank
of Omaha.Ntb.
I'. S. Depository.
Capital and Surplus, $600,000
LUTDCIt DIAKE. r-nsklaat.
FlANK T. MA HILTON, Vl.a rraiUaat.
P. t. Hisriltos. AMI. Csiklcr. 1. 1. Wilis. Aiit.Csak,
RaeatTt acsaunla of banka, bankari, rnr
poratiana, Srma an4 Indlnduala an favorable
larma.
rsralaa Bubanja bought sad Bnl4
batters ot eradlt laau4, aTailabla in all
parta uf tba world
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