Nebraska Newspapers

    THK OMAHA DAtLY DEE: SUNDAY. APRIL 2. 1003.
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CONDITION OF OHAFlA'STRADE
Movement if Mert.hnndie Into Consumiun
Channels Gratifying.
1 -T
LASTLR TRADE FAIRLY SATISFACTORY
Ant Man? nrnorlhr C haaaea la
Market Price, hot limine I
, Miorra In tame 1,1 nea Conn-
try la Mnat rraaprona.
The heavy rain, which practically
me oay or the week and redu. ed to
wls. nw. lJe; old 17c; Wisconsin brick.
!, Wisconsin llinliii! gr. If..
NLTS--Walnuts, No. 1. sort shells, nw
'Top, per lb , 15c; hatd ahells. per lb , 13c:
No 2 oft heU!, per lb.. I2o; No. 3 hard
shells, per lb., 12c; ptcan. Urge, per lb.,
12e; smsll, per lb , loc. peanut, per II'.. 7c;
roasted peanut, per lb., So; chili walnut,
l"-r lb., 12'ul3V; almond, soft shell. ir
lb, 17c, hard shell, per Hi.. !.V; cheMn.it,
per lb, KVi'Sl'lc; tew black walnut per
F(i . 7f,-(i'ic; Kbellbark hi. k"i y nut. r hu ,
tl 7D; large hickory nut, per hu.. II.W.
Hit! 108-No. 1 green. 7'vN No. 2 gieen,
R.c: No. 1 called. v,r: No. 2 suited. 7 ';
calf. Iijo; No. 2 veal cair.
7fi11e. sheep pvlta. 2bctftl.xM;
liLuSC".
No. 1 veal
dry salted.
horse hid' a,
t
ciin At. o
till! A II PROVISION
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Maj Wheat. Dropi More Than Ten Cents
Today and Twt aty from Top.
OMAHA SHORTS NOW H.VE A PROFIT
Annonr Take Ibrr t.atr Ural and
Dnmpa Wheat Ma ( onaldrrrtl
Worth l ittle Premium
liter Jnl).
cut out
Inn).
xterit the tnial volume of the local retail
1 1 fide, thua being h temporary detrlmoiit to
one portion of the business cmniiiunHy. was
leclynd with Joy by the country at largo.
So lr this spilng. while the ground hud
neen in very aailafactriry condition for
work, there ih b en no rioxn of moisture.
and the rain thlM week came at Juat the
rigni time to make the country aniilc.
With plenty of molstute In the ground
and H prospect that the acreage of rropa,
owing to the early spring, will probably tie
the largest In the history of the Mate, tho
lutiire trade la certainly very bright The
good prices at which live Flock and other
product of Hie farm are selling make, the
pror't Mill more favorable This I the
talk that one hem nowadaxs down in the
jobbing district, and II expresses to a lim
ited extent the feeling of confidence that
exist among the business men there.
A noted nlsn-c, the rain and the lack of
really wnrni weather hat hern somewhat
of a detriment to the local retail trade, but
till nnrchaulM have not been disappointed
a to their expectation of a good Luster
buine.
In the Jobbing district the week ha been
productive of much activity. Kveryonte has
been very busy and the total volume of
merchandise going out to the retail trade in
tributary terrltoiy Is said to he excep
tionally large for this season of Hie year.
Hardware Conditions Ideal.
Hardware Johhcia rtMrt Ihcimu-lvea a
very busy, with general Hade condition
In their line as nearly Ideal as poallile.
The market has been remarkably even this
spring and there haa been very few
changes. Such a have taken place have
been on the side of a Arming up of value.
So far as can he foreseen at the present
time, there, I not likely to be any material
change In the near future.
Shoe Men llnrrlrd.
leading shoe house report a very active
moxemeut of goods for Ihl season of Ilia
year, consequent, very largely, upon the
conservative buying of the retail trade
during the winter. Orders coming In at t lie
present time urn all hurry orders, the mer
chandise lsdng wanted to supply an im
mediate demand upon the part of con
sumer. The shoe market 1 stiff, but there
haa lcen no particular advanco within the
last few day.
Canoed Good Market.
Canned good did not fluctuate to apeak
f last week, price being very nearly pta
'onury. At the sumo time there nun been
an unusually heavy demand for almost
the entire llnv. Tomato' arc a trlflo
easier, due perhaps to the apparent Im
possibility of getting the market up. fine
weak holder after another take his place I
In the line, sometimes because forced to I
and sometimes beeauan he can see noth-
Ing In the future to encourage him to hold
Feature of the Trading, and C losing;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, April 22 Wheat for May de
l!ery sold here todu : at Jl1- a bushel, j
a Mirer decline of I'.ygr from I he closing
quotHtionji of Thursday, the last previ. u. i
session of the Hoaid of Trade. Kxcitctm in I
seldcni paralleled accompli ui'd the sensa
tional Mump. The cause of the break w.i
an apparent abandonment of the supposed
gigantic effort of John W. Hates and other
Wall street notables to corner trade in
May wheat. Today, as on Thursday, mil
lion of bushel ,f May wheat were thrown
on the market. As a result the price of
the May option started downward Instantly
when the gong sounded for the beginning
of husMieH. The wild downward plunge
continued throughout the day with the ex
ception of one or two alight rallies. Inn
ing the last few moments of trading one
of the few upturns occurred and the llnal
figure was tl a bushel. Under active sup
Krt from Armour Co. the July option
In wheat experienced only a small loss, the
net decline for the day being Sc. Corn,
oats and provisions were wholly undis
turbed hv the flurry, closing prh ea today
being practically identical with the latest
quotations of Thursday.
It seemed to most traders to be evident
from the start that the dates coterie had
withdrawn support from May wheat.
Opening limitations on May were rff 1c to
2c at ll.nftfil.ot; July wa a ahade lower
to VtfV,c higher at S7VJ"7Hn Within live
minutes May sold down lo $1.07. From all
sldea May wheat wa offered for sale, but
the only buyers appeared to he trades with
spilt lines to cover. House that have here
tofore leen presumably operating for the
axi-called Wall street crowd were heavy
sellers today from the outset and as trad
ing progressed the offerings from such
quarters Increased in volume. At the same
time (he July option was In active demand
from Armour. This condition of affair
was coincident with a report that repre
sentative of Oate and Armour Ht a se
er! meeting had made a Joint agreement
to liquidate May holdings and nwitrh Into
tho July option, thus forming H basis for
i deal In July wheat by mean of which
any possible loss from the attempted
"squeeze" in May might be offset. With
startling rapidity the price of May kept
tumbling headlong, glylng hardly so much
as breathing time to the traders who had
been caught on the wrong side of the
market. Scene In the pit were among tho
wildest on the floor, trader shouting them
selves frantic in an effort to make or break
price. The lowest point of the day was
reached a few minute before the close, the
price touching StoVjc, a clean drop of llVc.
from Thursday's final quotations. Tho
clang of the bell for the che of business,
however, caught the market at the tra
ditionally mHglc Ideal of $1 a bushel.
While May wa experiencing such a down
ward whirl the price of later deliveries
dropped only a trifle, July selling off to
Xn In addition to the slump In May,
What
enough,
i I'm tionii I
.,l..0u o II
ille Ui'i
V and ii
UMAHA, April o.
lias happened to May whaet Ii
The Mump of today took the op
Corn Is still going at a very low price, i prediction of rain throughout the wheat
""iii m inur-iuK all eiiuriiioim ionuuii- .
tion. Bardincft, oyster, gallon apples and :
California peaches are all In a strong po-
sitlrtn will, to,,, I,,,.,.,- In U.l,u.,, lrl..aa
ivo been madn on some lines of red
Alaska salmon for fall delivery, but It is '
understood lhat most of these sellers are'
now withdrawn from the market. The Im-
presslon seems to be general that the i
Alaska packers association will not lower
their price. No price has yet been made
on the new pack of Columbia river chl
nookn, but price will probably be mimed
within the next ten duy or two weeks
belt had a weakening Influence on the July
option. The close for July was firm at
Mi-Vdfiil'ic. Clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to HH.SiiQ bushels. Primary re-
I ceipt were SM.Gon bushels, compared with
j 227.600 a year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth
' and Chicago reported receipts of 3t'.:l cars.
! against 229 cars last week and 96 cars a
year ago.
The extraordinary developments In the
' wheat pit reduced trading In the corn mar
ket to a minimum. Indeed, the corn nit
was almost deserted. Notwithstanding the
severe slump In May wheat, sentiment
In the
result
limn the opening. I lie loss
M.in Ironi tin- higli poliu ot
u . . .. flies la. l i.i-4. was
111 tho i, ..i. . ' in ', d
leached early in Alalia, a u.oIj m"
J '-a cents. The break In wheat haa brougm
out ot i over a go.! deal of short wheat
in Omalia. This wheat was sold last year
at from (I up and ha been carried through
the. winter In i lie face of a heuvy loss.
J. K. Von Uorn had a god short line he put
out six mouth ago at ll.o:' and on which he
stood lo make a neay loss until ThuradHy,
wneu the wheat got down to $1.1)8'. at
which, for the lirst time, he had a profit,
ntnei Oiniiha men were In the i-amo condi
tion, and the end of the Gates deal was
greeted licit- with smiles.
The Mav opened litis morning at V .W,
broke lo ll.nii, rallied to SUM and from that
point steadily declined to MSV' shortly be
fore the clo.ne. The market closed Ht II, and
opinion Is divided as lo whether there will
be a further decline Monday or whether u
rally will follow the heavy break, which Is
the Unseat for a day In several years.
Tho July did not share In the weakness of
the nearby option. The market ranged
between KiV and xti,c, against S7Tc and
S.ii'V Thursday. Tho general local senti
ment la that the May wheal 1 worth but
little premium over the July and that the
market, freed from any manipulation,
should stand somewhere between Wc and
Valentine continues to be the most acliv
figure In the market and bought the May
tills morning and wna the only steadying
force. He lias not bought any July per-
nnrliargcfl. 2V9.'V" coordlng to grnd.
Aprico's. moderate demand with market
mure or Us unsettled by offerings of fu-
ohoice. p dpi'tc: extra choice, lie:
, li'olV. Peaches, quiet; choice, lftr
eitra choice. puyaMoV': fancy, U'j
flaislns quiet; 1'ief muscatel, M
Icidon idveis, l.oMJl.2r.; seeded. o'4
lure,
fancy
l!2e.
iV
Wool Markrt.
HUSTON. April 2J WOOl The Commer
cial Bulletin this morning says of the wool
market; In sympathy with operations In
the west, this market is even llttla
stronger than a week ago, and this position
Is sis'Htlned bv condition of goods mar
ket. Foreign wool have sold freely, but
not to the degree of last week s sales. The
lew clips which have arrived here have
been qulckb bought up and a fair busl
ines has been transacted In pulled wool.
Contracting in the west co'itlnuea vigor
ously at faucv prices. The tone of all
the foreign markets has still further Im
proved with lalrly active trade. The ship
ment of wool from Huston to dale, from
In. ember 2!. I!i"4. according to the same
iinlioilty. are ;:i.2tn.7ii pounds, against
...... .. o pounds at the same time last yesr.
I lie receipt to date ure x..s.:i pcunus.
against i.s.iil'.i.SiJl pounds for the same period
.it year.
I.OMHIN. April r.'.-Htii'ir-inc arrival
f wool for the third scries of auction
sales itmiunt to 2M.1:1 bales. Including:
,oi forwarded direct to spinners. 1 no
Imports this week were: New South Wales.
Tia ba c: u ueens In ml . l.t'Od ones; ic-
ila. 2..i: hales: South Australia, W0
bales; Tasmania, 2.7I bales; New Zea
land. 6.4.VS hale; Persian gulf, 1.947 bales;
1m where, W bales. ,,
ST. 1iCIS, April 12.-W(XI-Iull:
medium grides, combing- and clothing. -.'if
light, fine. lK'(i2o'nc; heavy, nne. h'okm.',
tub washed, 304 374c.
till and llnsln.
Oil. CITY. Pa.. Anril 22. -Ol I,. Credit
balaners II !:l ; certificates no bkt. mitp-
metits. 150.S22 hhls.; average, .l.'.'S4 nnis.
Kniis. W.2V hhls.; average. bo.t.i, nins.
Shipment. Lima. T.2.S24 bins.; average.
6.H74 hhls. Runs, Lima. rJh.Hi.i un3. ; avcr
ug". 62.7'.i bills.
April ... ui i . i in pcoiiiiTT,
1
STILL BELOW LAST WEEK'S HIGH POINT
Mi7:
Tho
Dried fruits are moving very well, the among the few traders remaining
demand covering the entire line. There is ; corn market was quite bullish. A
a little easier feeling In anrlcots. because, ouotatlon for corn held relatively firm
of tho lower prices named on future goods, throughout the day. July opened un
but as these new goods will not be avail- I changed to a shade higher at 47Vfl 47c to
able before July 10 or 15, stocks will proh- i 47V, sold off to 47nc and closed at 47c.
ably be well cleaned up before that time. Local receipts were 323 cars with 21 of con
Ftlce contlnui strong, particularly on I tract grade.
the higher grades. The sugar market ha Oat, like ' corn, held firm, possibly for
been firm, but without any particular i lack of selling pressure. The demoraliza
tion of the wheat market had little In
! fluence. Shorts were the best buyer of
) the day. July opened a shade higher at
29',4c sold between 29Vie and 29c to ZSWtp
2!sv ana closea at zy.ic. i.ocal receipts
.n....llt. ut,u iYin .folv so rl Mt
,., , i ,. irul.l ,if Valentine and would
not stay short. Logan -id over I.Oim.OOO
bushels of Mav ihis morning. The corn
market was surprisingly little affected and
there was a fulr buying demand. The May
was unchanged from Thursday. That the
Armour house has taken over Hie Gales
deal is uncontested. There is some Idea
now that the heavy selling by this houso
during the last three weeks, which was
supposed to be In a campnign against the
eastern bulla, was In reality a liquidation
of their long line. Hates Is said to have
crown tired of the deal and to have wished
to get out of it because ot the death of
hi father. As to what the Armour house
will do 1 a question. It Is conceded that
something like thirty days will bo necea
sarv to linlsh the deal. Valentine is the
most mystifying of traders and It ha been
i,i. ,... i .b.n.,., loniz line to
Wen evcrvho.lv D-nennllia: ' rlirht up to the
end as tu what his game is.
Omaha Cash "ales.
OATS No. 3, 1 car, 27H lbs., 2Sc.
Omaha 4'nah Price.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, $1.00; No. 3 hard,
KaWtc; No. 4 hard, 7Uiilwe; Noi i spring
II mi.
COKN No. 2, -ioV: No. 3, 4.'lVzc; No. 4.
42'ie: no grade. 3iil2c: No. 2 yellow, 44c.
No. 3 yellow, No. 2 white, 44c; No. 3
white. 4:10 .
OATS No. 2 mixed, 2SL4c; No. 3 mixed.
28c; No. 4. mixed, 27Vsc; No. 2 white, 294c
No. 3 white, 2te; No. 4 white, 2SV; stand
ard, 29'.c.
C'arlot Receipt.
Wheat
Chicago Ill
Minneapolis Z4s
Duluth 4
St. Louis Sii
Omaha 10
Minneapolis firain Market.
Tho range of prices paid In Minneapolis
as reported by the Ldwards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
change, though the demand haa been very
flood. A great many people are antlclpat
ng higher prices and would not be sur
prised to seo another advance.
The ayrim market ha shown no chance
since the decline of last week. Jobbers
are all satisfied that the bottom ha been
reached and are buying heavily. Indica
tions at the present time point to a higher
market In the near future.
The market on bean has been quite ex
cited during the las few day and prices
advanced o'(il( cent per buahol on strictly
first grades. Those on the Inside do not
expect to see beans any lower for aome
time to come, and would not be surprised
to see an advance of 16&23 cents per
bushel.
Lumber Selling; Freely.
The great amount of building that I go
ing on locally, a well as In many of the
smaller town and cities of the state, has
created a very satisfactory demand for lum
ber and for building material in general.
Paints and oils are also free seller, owing
to the "fixing up fever" which apprars
to have taken poasession of the city under
the stimulus of good times.
Coantry produce has been coming in
quite freely this week, and butler has
experienced a considerable advance. Vege
tables, especially new green stuff from the
south, have been very much in evidence
this week, the markets being all well sup
plied. Berries are coming In freely and of
,jvcry fair quality.
OMAHA WHOLESALE Jl.tKktT.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EGGS Receipts heavy; market steady;
candled stock. If.ftfinwc.
LIVK POII.THY Hens. 114c: young
roosters, according to sue, 1 " 1 1 c ; old
rooster. Sc; turkeys, ltiijluc; ducks, 11c.
BUTTER Packing stock. lSffliSc; cliolco
to fancy dairy, 21(j.23e; creuniery, 26&30c;
prints, SOo.
FRESH FROZEN FISH-Trout. c; pick
erel, trtc; pike, so; percn. To; Dluensh,
whlteflNh. 9c: salmon. 11c: redsnapuer.
given halibut. 13c: crappies, 11c; buffalo.
y 4Vic; white bass, lie: herring, 34c; Spanish
Vvf mackerel, 12c; lobsters, boiled. 45c: green.
40c; finnan naaaies, ;c; roe vnau. cacn, vc;
shad roe, per pair, 30c. Frog legs, per doz.,
3uo.
HAT I'rices quoted bv Omaha Whole
sale Hay Dealer' associutlo.:: Choice No.
1 upland, Iti.iiv; No JG.uO medium. $3.50;
coarse, $5 Oct. It y e straw. $.-.; 1. These prlcos
are, for hav of good color und quality.
BRAN - Pt-r tnn. $17. MV
OVSTEKtJ New York counts, per can,
toe; extra selects, per can. 3'u;: standards,
per can, 30c. Uulk: Standards, per gul.,
$1 40: extra selects, per gal., $!.&; New
lork count, per gal., $1.80.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANGES--Extra fancy Mediterranean
sweets, all sixes, $2.7tVn3.UU: laucy navels,
largn isejs, $J 01 'if-. 70. seedlings, all vizes,
$2 5(f2.7.-..
Lr.MON8CallforuItt. extra fancy, ;:o
$0 and W size, $3 (; fancy, 270 vise, $2.75;
3io and ;60 sire, $2 75; chulce. 24') and 270
i7.rs, 12 25; 3u and JN) sice. $2..V.
DATES l'e: box of 3i)-lb. pkgs.. $2.00;
llallowa'en, in o-lb. boxes, per lb., Gc.
FIGS California, per 10-lo. carton, &
Sic; Imported l-iiiiui. 4-ciown, 10c; -crown,.
12c.
BANANAS Per medium-sized bunch, $1.71
y.c''i; Jumbos, 11 oiKyXtr.
GRAr-Kfr Rl'IT California, 'r box of 54
to 64, $4 00; Florida, . i to $6.00.
FRUITS.
STRAWBERRlES-'lcxus. per 21-qt. case,
$2 76.
APPLES -New Voik lljldwms. :).uil-3.2i;
Colorado Ben Davis, per box. $ 1 . . Roman
Hrauty, per box, K.oo; li.ilow.ns und Uren-
tiei half-bo.
12 00
were 150 cars.
A 10-cent advance In the price of live
hogs had a steadying influence on provi
sions. Trading was very quiet. At the
close July pork waa off a shade nt $12.724'(j)
12.7S. l-ard war up a shade at $7.35. Hibs
were unchanged at $7,174.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
148 cars; corn, 224 cars; oats. 111 cars; hogs,
29.000 head.
The range of prices paid in Chicago as
reported by the Edwards-Wood company,
110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Article. I Open. High. Low. Close. Yit'y.
-14A erei
Wheat
May
July
Sept
Corn
May .
July .
Sept .
Oats
Mav
July
8ept
Pork
May July
Lard
May July
Sept
Ribs
May.. July
II nS'(l
I87W-,
I 82
474 ?i ,
,j47VoA
47.rd'
I
I
1 09
824 '
474
474
474
294'294fl3
W4; 1 00 I 1 10 ,
M Shifi'4 87411 4
814 81341 8-nt
474 474rl4 474A4
4il
4741
2?i4
4I
294!
:4 29''4'h4i
12 4r
12 75
' 174
1 36
7 50
6 90
7 20
29
13 45
12 774
7 174
7 3."
7 50
6 90
7 20
28i
12 424! 12 45
12 724' 12 724I
47V47W4
294' "94
294 29,r(d..
284!2Sig29
12 45
12 75
Corn.
313
44
Oats.
150
101
S
Articles. I Open. High. Low. Close. Thur.
May... 10141 10141 9ti 974! 1024
July... 94 904 9541 954 IO04
Sept... K8?i 3?l 824 83 834
NEW VORK GKXEHAL MAHKKT
on Various
7 13
7 35
7 50
6 90
7 174
7 174
7 35
7 60
6 90
7 174'
?1T4
7 50
6 90
7 324
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Easy ; winter patents. $4.5Ofd4.80;
winter straights, $4.4o4.60; spring patents,
$4.9orfi .30; spring straight, $l.lo(i4.70, bak
ers'. $2.5013.50.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 98oft$1.06; No. 3,
9oc'H$10R; No. 2 red, 94oia$1.09.
CORN No. 2, 474c: No. 2 yellow, 484c.
OATS No. 2, 30c; No. 2 white, 32c; No. 3
white. 294((304c.
RYE No. 2.' 76c.
BARLEY Good feeding, 87i?f3nc; fair to
choice malting, 4vfr47c.
SEEDS Flax. $1.27: No. 1 northwestern,
$1.4ii. Prime timothy, $2.9ii3.00. Clover,
contract grade. $14.00.
PROVISK i.NS-Mess pork, per bbl., $12.00
fti 12.45. Lard, per ion lbs.. $7.07407.10. Short
rib. loo $i'..75'ei7.n0; short clear sides,
boxed. $6.S74'it7.nt.
Receipt and shlpmrnls were as follows
today:
Receipts. Shipment.
Flour, bbls 27.t 27.S0O
Wheat, bu 220.40O 47.700
Corn, bu., 345,100 506.000
1 O ils, bu 270,901) 102.400
Rye, bu 14.000 14.300
Barley, hu 124.S0O 12.000
On the Produce exchange today the bub
ter market waa easy; creameries, ZYgMc
dairies, 2227e. Eggs, weuk; at mark
('w included, loc: first. 154''; prime
firsts, 16c; extras, 17c. Cheese, strong at
14c.
mas, per box. n.M.
TANG ERIN ES Call lot llik.
MU-HS, per
lie, nw
pet
CRANBERRIES - Jersey, per ctate
VEGETABLES
POTATOES Home i;ion. r
tin.. i'ivp40c; Colorado, per bu
potatoes. r lb., 7c
rURNll'S-tiu. per bti . Inc.
CARROTS Old, pel bu . 4iK . new. per
do , 60V.
rAHSNIPS -Old. per bu . 4c,-;.
BEANS-Navy, per bu., $2 00
W AX BEANS - Per 4 ou. bo. $1 2'.;
,-ltlng beans, per 4-bu liux. 7.V
, CUCfMBERS-rer doa., $l.:Qlai).
i PEA8Nw. lT market tdi-ket, $1.00.
TOMATOES-Florida, pel 6-basket. ciate.
H 'i.oo.
SPINAfni-Pcr bu , 75.-.
OVIONB-Colorado ; ellom-, per lb., 2c, new
southern, per dor. . 45c
CABBAGE- Holland seed, per lb., 11,0,
California cabbage, ill cl.ius, per Ih,. 2',c.
bEETS-Old. pr bu., 4v, new, per Hut.
bunches. 660.
R-X)lSHErl Hut house or southern, per
doi . 30.ft 40c.
LETTI i'H-l lot house, per dox . 4c ; head
lettuce, per dox . II I 2i.
KUL'BABU lllluols, per box of 50 Ibi..
tl 36.
PARSLEY-Par do bunches, tEc.
ASPAftAGl S-Illinois, per dos. bunches,
tl 7$; iionie grown, per del. buncbea. $1 01 $
1 $5.
H8CE! .1 Jl NEOUS.
CHTTrV-VI. onsln twin, full 11 earn.
MV; Wlaooueln Young Amailca, lkV; block
ST.
May
t. I.onla t.eneral
LOUIS. April 22
oenioraliteo ; No.
Market.
WHEAT Lower;
reu, cuan
91"-e
011 track, $103; May. 914c; July, 82c; No
2 bard. 9.Hrul 00.
ciiRN'-F.asy; No. 2. cash. 4ii4c; on tiack,
19 l(i tlV , ,11 l, lil-ll'll-U.tCi JUIV. -ITC.
OATS-Lower: on tr. k, 31tf'I14c; May,
:;.',c; No 2 white. 33'ii334c
FLOl R-Dull: red winter patents. $5 00
(no 2o; extra fancy and straight. $4. 55a
4.,0, clear. W.iiyf.TO; char, $4 nuvi4 .
SEEI-Tlnmthv. ateudc. I2.0o-a2.50.
CORNMEAI-Steady, $2..Vi.
BRAN Dull; sucked, east track. 7ae.
HAV Steady; timothy. t7.iKo 1:1.1a);
pialrle. 16 0(10 110.
IRON COTTON TIES -95c.
RAGGING 7'4c.
II EM P TWIXE-64C
PROVISIONS - Pcrs. steady : Jobbing.
$12.45. l-ird. steudy ; prime steam, $6,674.
Pry salt meat, steady ; boxed. extra
shorts $7.?5; clear rihs. $7.25; islmrt clears.
$; eO. Uncoil, sieadv; box.-d. extra shorts.
$7S7',: cle.ir rihs. $7 874; short clear, $h of).
IVUI.TKY-Heavy: chickens, 11c; spring.
$1 i Qn Imi per dor. . lurWeys. 15c: duck. We.
BUTTER-Firm, creamery, 27fi33c; dairy,
191 26c.
E'JGS- Lower, 14'c, case "ount.
Receipts. Shipment a.
Flour. Id'ls 12.1V 1 x.oun
Wheat, bu MA4st 9 im
Corn, bu 90.KW :!5.oon
Oat, bu ll.oil .'8 urn
Quotations of the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. April 22. FLOUR Re
celpts, 21,623 bbls.; export. 20,370 bbls.
sales, 2,900 pkgs. Market quiet und urn
changed; winter patents, $5.10(ii5 5O; winter
straights, I4.9oiii5.00; Minnesota patents, $u.6U
tHi.oo; Winter extras, $3.bO(a4.ou; Minnesota
bakers, $J.75(p4.15; winter low grades, $3.40itj
3.vi. uye nour, market quiet; fair to good,
$4.25(64.65; choice to fancy, 4.7ttif 4.90.
(.'OK.NMEAL Market steady; tine white
and yellow, $1.20; coarse, new, $1.08al.l0
kiln dried, $2.75U2.90.
RYE Market nominal; western, SOc bid.
BARLEY Market dull; malting, 40'jjo2e
c. 1. f.. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. 39,975 bu.; sales, 2,200,.
000 bu. futures. Spot market weak; No
2 red, 99c, nominal, in elevator: No. 2 rod,
li.oz, 1. o. P., unoat; wo. 1 nortnern Duluth
$1.02, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba
$1,024, t. o. b., afloat. There was a big
break in ttie May wheat option touay, at
tended by rep, .ts that the deal at Chicago
had collapsed. Later positions were also
weak and the entire market closed heavy-
May being 4.0 down una the others ic
lower. 1 losing: .May, otc; July, 111
September, 864c
CORN Receipts, 303.105 bu.: exports. 201.
889 bu.; sale. 32,000 bu. Spot market firm
No. 2, boo In elevator and 624c, f. o. b.
afloat: No. 2 yellow. 63tc: No. 2 white
624c The corn market waa dull but
steady, 111 the aosenoe or pressure, closing
4c net higher; May closed at 624c; July
closed at B27.C.
OATH Receipts. 147,000 bu.: exports. 10,305
bu. Spot market slow; mixed, 26 to a
lbs., 3.ci354c; natural white, 30 to 32 lb
3643640; clipped white, 36 to 40 lbs., 364
u3!e. options nominal
hay market quiet; snipping, uonfoac; goou
to. choice, itwnw.n
HOPS Market dull: Pacific coast. 1904
26'u28e; 1HU3, 2Kl34e; olds, Uij13c.
HIDES Market steady; Galveston, Z0 to
25 lbs., 20c; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 25c.
LEATHER -Market quiet: acid. 24'ii26c.
PROVISIONS Beef, market Arm; family
$13.iKiC'13.5o; mess, $11.0c,'ill.50; beef hams
$21.50323.00; pin-ket. $12 titkij 13.00: city, extra
India mess. $ls Ou'n-Io.oO. Cut meats, mar
ket steady; pickled bellies, $7.2&u4i.Ui; pick
led ahouldcrs. i 5eH6.i; pickled hams, $9.00
69.50. Ijird, market firm; western steamed,
$7.50; refined, steady; compound, $5.124'SP
6.50. Pork, market steady; family, $H.r,i!u
I6.O1I; ahort clear, $13.0fXa 16.00; mess, $13.50
13.K74.
TALLOW Market dull: city ($2 per pkg.),
44c; country (pkg. free), 4444-441-'.
RICE Market firm; domestic, fair to ex
tra. 24,'(i54e; Japanese, nominal. '
BUTTER Market strong: street
price, extra creamery, 33'g34c; of
ficial prices, creamery, common to extra.
26'ii33c; state dairy, common to extra. 23
82c; renovated, common to extra, 17fic;
western fancy, common to extra, lay 27c;
western inimltatlon creamery, common to
extra, 251i2c.
CHEESE Firm: state full creams, small,
colored and white, fancy. 144c; stute. flue,
13c; stale, lale made, colored and white,
poor to choice. 1oVii134c; slate, large col
ored and white, fancy, 14c; stale, fine,
white, poor to choice. 10i4',i Klc.
EGGS-Easy, w stern Morale packed, ISc.
Kansas K (iraln and Provision.
KANSAS CITY, April 22. WHEAT--May.
864c; July. 7iiV'i76;c; September, 724c;
cash, No 2 hard. H2ji$1..; No. 3. KVuD.c;
No. 4. 6ffi!i7c; No. 2 red, 90c'ri $1 1111; No. 3,
tw'uK.e; No. 4. .'aoe. Receipts. 12K cars.
coRN-rMay. 434' ; J'liy, i:4c; September,
43411434c; euh No. 2 mixed. 424'iM.ie: No,
$, 444'i444'-; No. 2 white. 464c; No. 3. 444c.
OATSNo. 2 white, 32;ia3c, No. 2 mixed,
31c.
HAY- Steady: choice timothy, $9 boftin on;
choice prattle. $7 761 S On.
RYE Steady. 6n-iT7(K-.
EGGS - Stead ; Missouri and Kansa new
No. 2. widlewooil cases included. 144c ;
case count. M c; eases reiurneo v,e is
Hot! Also Mronarr and Fen Offered
ell Rapidly at IHaher Prices,
While herp rr tlll
on the Decline.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 22,
Receipts were:
Official Monday
OfTlrliil Tuesday
omeiai Wednesday ..
Official Thursday ....
Official Friday
Official Saturday ....
Total this week
otal last week
Same week before
Hamo three week ago.
Same four weeks ago..
Same days lawt year...
RECEIPTS FOR THE
The following table ahow the receipts of
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the car to date, with comparison with last
(.
SAVANNAH.
firm. r,4c.
ROSIN -Firm.
, $x.it; F, W.10;
K. $3.xo; M. $3.85;
$4.05.
A. M. C. $22'5:
G, $3.15: H. $.1.20; 1
N. $3.95; W C., $3.95;
$3.00
$.5o;
W W
Metal Market.
NK.W YORK. Anril 22. METALS It
whs pructic.illv a holiday in the metal trade
and no changes were reported. Lake cop
per is quoted ut $15.2.1411:1.1)0; eieciroiytio.
lln.1:'Uftl6 XIU: casting. $14. 87V. '(1 16.00. Spot
till Is belli at H0.;i.'i((ll".ii l.eao. i.n.".o(.
Spell'T, $i;.iki. Iron is III moderate de
mand mid unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. April 22. M E I A l,- i.eau
steady, $4.60, spelter, weak, $5. 164)6.1 14.
l)ri (iooda Market.
NKW YORK Anril 22. DRY GCKlOS-ln
dry gisids t lie end of the week show a
esseneii activity III practically nil ones
either at first or second hands. I ne lat
ter especially report a necunc in men
trade owing to the holiday spirit which has
pervaded the trade for the last two daya
Prices continue firm and many line are
Impossible to secure on account of sold-up
conditions.
Philadelphia Produce Market,
PHILADELPHIA. April 22.-RUTTER-
fc'irto- pini wastern creamery. 35c.
EGGS Slower; western fresh, 174'ji74c
at Ion rlf
CI EE8E Unchanged. -New xorK iuu
creams, 124&'134c.
Toledo Seed Market.
Tiiii-iwi n Anril 22. SEEDS Clover,
cash. $s.40;' nominal; April. $.3o: nominal;
October. $5.75. Prime alsike, $7.70. Prime
timothy, $1.40.
Holiday at Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. April 22. Holiday on
ton and corn exchanges.
cot
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. April 22.-Holiday on stock
exchange. Bar silver firm at 26 i-16d per
nonce Money Ufc Tier cent: discount rates,
short hills. 1 -15-164CJ2 per cent; three, months
1.0 1 Vrirl 1-ifi ner cent. Bullion amount
ing to $10,000 was withdrawn from the
Bunk of England today for shipment to
South America.
PARIS. April 22. Three per cent rentes
99f. 3oo. for the account. Exchange on
1 .,,11, inn ir.f 20c. for checks.
Prices on the bourse today were steady
Tim heller that M. Dalcasse will with
draw his resignation as foreign minister
Croduced n favorable effect on the mar
,.t At the close stocks were firm. Rus
slan Imnerlal fours were quoted at 87.90
and Russian bonds of 1904 at 508.
MER
Minneapolis t.ralo Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 22. -WHEAT
7k4-; July 4c; Sepit-mber, Mo; No. 1
$4o; July. 9,'i4c ; September. Mc; No. I
hard. $1024: N". 1 northern, $l.iT; No. 2
northern. '4c
FI.OI R- First patent,
putrnir. g.5 1i" 1. : first
second clours. $! H54l3.HH.
B HAN In bulk. $13 60
$5 25 "ft 5 35: et-4,nd
ilrars. $1 erf JS;
nalolh Orala Market.
IifLITH. April 22 -WHEAT- To arrive.
No. 1 nortnern, fci.Vi on track. No. 1
p'irtherii, 9(,4''; No. 2 tioriliern, So4U42
May 96V, July 91 W; September. 83c.
OA I S -To rrle and on track, 24c.
BI T TER - St
packing, 19c.
Wheat, bu. ..
Corn, bu
Oils, bu
ad;
creamery,
Receipt s.
....46.4
... 38 4i 10
...12,0.10
24i(2)c;
Slilpments.
1 01. ion
64.M.1
li.M.O
Mllnauker Uraln Market.
MILW AUKEE. April 22 - W'H EAT -3.
lower: No 1 northern. $1 u.'d I e6; No.
northern. $1 0011 01; July, k64'.(H64c n.l
RYE-Easy; No. 1. 747!'4''.
B RLE V - Firmer; No .'. "2c; mple
4iDl51o.
CORN-Steady -No ;l, I7-m4i- . May. 174
Mil
Clearing Houae Averages,
NEW YORK. April 22 The statement of
averages of tho clearing house banks of
this city this week shows:
I.ouna 11.107 Mimm: increase. $7,683,800.
Deposits. $l,151.9t'vS.6u0; Increase, $12,266,600.
Circulation, $44,433,200; increase, $2o,3oO.
Legal tenders, $83,323,300; increase, $200.
Specie, $216,116.9110; Increase, $5,162,100.
unrve lttil 440.200. increase. 15.162.300.
Unserve required, $287,992,160; Increase, $3,
006.650.
SmpuIiis $11 448 050: Increase. $2,095,650.
Ex-United States deposits, $15,687,900; in
crease, $2,080,375.
.lew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, April 22. PRIME
PANTILE PAPER AtVk per cent.
STKHI.INO EXCHANGE Nominal with
actual business in bankers bill at $4.8620W
4 8i,25 for demand and at $4 8445u4.81u0 for
sixty day bills. Posted rates, $4.85474.87,
Commercial bills. $1.8444.844.
Treaaury statement
WASHINGTON, April 22. Today's state
mem of the treasury balance In the gen
era! fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve in the division or redemption
shows: Available cash balance, $13o,190,460
gold, $64,110,542.
Movements of Specie,
NEW YORK, April 22. The imports of
siieoie at the port of New York for tho
week were $301,186 gold and $23,259 silver.
TENDERLOIN RESORTS CLOSED
Murder In ev York Leads Police
Ouiciala lo Make f n
Regulations.
NEW YORK, April 22 old sensational
affray In a resort known "Toby's Place
about a wek ago, in wnicn one man was
killed and two others Beverly stabbed, to
day resulted In an almost unprecedented
condition In the I enderloln. During th
hours between 1 and 6 o'clock this morning,
the pt-rliKl prescribed In the excise law
not a light was burning In any of the hun
dreds of places peculiar to that district
Saloon and Raines' law hotels; Rathskel
ler and other similar resorts, which for
years had not closed their aido doors day
or light, had suspended operations com
pieteiy. 111 every ironi window waa a sign
conspicuously displayed announcing that
the place had been "closed on account of
Good Friday." Developments of the last
week, however, indicate that 'he holy day
was taken as an excuse rather than aa
leason by the proprietors of these resorts.
The murder in "Tobys Place" was of
such a character as to arouse unusual pub
lie attention. The investlKa'ion of the a
fair, which has been attended by several
sensational incidents, only served to throw
mora publicity on the conditions which
haw preynilod in that quarter.
Fin illy Police Commissioner MoAdoo gave
his personal attention fo the Tenderloin
and after a lour of tho district Issued
drastic 01 dels 10 have the place "cleaned
up." l ast night wa chosen as ihe time
for Hie general movement by lia police.
It I'eenis. however, that the order was
anticipated by the resort keeper and
other-, lor when the police started out
there was llttl" to be done. Scores of places
which usually are filled with men and
women at all hour had suspended business
befoie midnight
The few placi which Hie warning had
nol reached nr w here ii h id bet n disre
garded wore pounced upon l.y the raiders
and lief ore morning the cells at Ihe Tender
loin at ui, in house were packed to 111 limit
of 1 heir capacity. Ball conirnisKiiuiera
j r-aped a lu ll harvest fr un tin., crusade
MADA LIVE STOCK MARKET
ight Bcrtipts Set Cattle Prices, on the Up-
Inro Once More,
J SETTLED AT
Supreme Court of Montana
Years Copper War Over
LAST
Ends Seven
the $10,-
1. 1
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
. . 3.076 4 49 8.611
. . 7.114 9.2U 4.267
. . 4.6X9 10.021 7 8o;i
. . 2,312 7,295 12.871
441 -.(v,M .'.H
. . 245 3.957 6.774 j
.17.877 37.543 44.VOO
.20.314 42.7K2 31.823
.10.331 34.240 39.:
.15.810 419i5 36.14:
.18.045 15.961 31.175
21.759 60.769 3-i.leO
YEAR TO DATE.
'aftla
Hogs
Sheep
The follow-In mh!
price of hog at euum omnia lor ui wa:
varai aays. with comnarlaons
1905.
250.958
725, 14
530.456
hows
V.nM I ice
302,089 44.131
762,(i 36.055
663.604 33.149
the .werag
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
July
April
April
April
April
April
April
I IKS. JlXH.l0$.lo3.!lil.ll'.!l
8 66!5 971 " S l
( At; 00 S OS
S81 i 4i 6 10 3 k
L . . I 6 154 6 031 7 301
z... a on, 1 29 a nt; 00 s oft
1... 164 7J3
. .. d -u a 1:1 1 s a Kl, -j j
6... 684 6 07 6 63i 6 96 6 30 3 66
... 6 30 t 00 7 24 I 6 96 6 301 3 62
7... 6 264 4 93 7 24 6 68 6 2713 64 H
.16 254 4 90 7 27 6 63 t 01 I 3 66 H
9-.. I 4 94 7 25 i 6 68 , 6 92 i 6 331 R
10..6 25 I 1 261 0 191 6 871 6 38 , 3 68
11.. I 6 2X4, 4 95 7 21! 8, 6 91, 6 36, 3 6,
12.. 6 31 t 1 6 831 6 98 : 6 33 , 3 03
13.. 6 28 4 80 7 29 6 041 6 40: 3 61 I PI
14.. 6 2C4 4 86 7 21 6 86! 6 48, 3 07 H
16.. 6 304 4 88 7 16 6 95 6 Oil 3 72
16..) 4 Stfi 7 07 6 911 6 93, 5 46
17. I K 224 I 7 03 : 6 961 5 92 6 66 1 3 72
17.. 6 274 4 79 1 14, 0 99 1 6 84 6 49 3 6s
19.. j 5 26 4 4 76 I 6 96 5 98, 5 46, 3 il
2i).. I 5 234 4 HI; 7 hu i 5 85, 5 45 3 75
21.. I 6 29-4, 4 79 7 10i 6 88, 5 42; 3 77
22.. I 6 324, 4 SI I 7 06 0 86 5 801 I 3 72
000,000 Minnie Healy Mine.
Thf supronip court of Montana, the lii-ilicst court of thn
stato, settles ho spvpu vpars copiicr war tivt-r tlit- ? 1 U.000.
000 M INN! I ' HK.M.V .MINIO ilcrtnilt lv in favor or IIpuikph
I'nitrd ('tipper Co.. thus atltlinn that liiui h to the assets in
(lisputal)lv liclonnin-r to tin- ruiteil t'oppci' Co. This liti
gation has cost lioth sides millions of dollars ami has di
vided the people of the state of .Montana and its lejjislat ure
for veal's into two jiieat bitter political camps iuvolvin
charges of lilackinail ami of political ami judicial corrup
tion never before equalled in the history of Ihe country.
This rinal decision of the court of last resort has now re
sulttl in the most brilliant vindication of V. Au;usl Heinze
ami His Cnited Copper Co. Other mailers nf ;reat inipor-
place shortly, of which the public will 'be
tanec
dulv
will take
id vised.
stock
indicate! Sunday.
The official niimbei nf ,-nr of
Brought iii today by each road wa:
Cattle.Hogs Sheep. 11 ses.
v., ui. at oi. i: ity.
Wabah
Mo. Pao. Rv
L". P. System
C. & N. W. Ry
F. E. & M. V. Rv.
C , St. P. M. & U.
B. & M. Ry
C, B. & Q. Ry. .
C, R. I. & P., W.
Chi. Urent West...
Total receipts .
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
loiiuwa. eacn 01 ver iii rcnninir ine nnm
ucr oi neao inaicatea:
buyer.
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour & Co
Cudahy Co.. from K.
Swift & Co., from St.
Swift & Co., country
Hill & Huntztnger ..
B. . S
Martin & G
Other buyers
1
1
1 1
.3 14 .. 20
1
19 .. 1
6
. 1 8
.6 2
2
' 2 !! !!
.9 65 2 22
Cattle.
1
16
, 5
38
IIS
c.
J..
25
3
17
Hogs. Sheep.
5
678
1,491
1,049
"iiw
281
400
Total
3,978
week
490
the
CATTLE Receipts for the
creased about 2,jO0 h ad from last
are nearly 4.000 head less than for
corresponding period a year ago. The first
half of the week shows largely increased
supplies, but the latter half shows a- big
decrease, owing to the had r uinn in
prices.
A reume of the trade In beef steers
the past week finds the market the most
unsatisfactory to sellers It has been In
some time. 'the rapid advance up to this
week caused an aclve movement and tha
result was that all markets were over
loaded at the start and prices broke 20c
to 30c. With a rapid decrease In tho run
a reaction Bet In, and today a portion
of that loss has been recovered, but prices
are still 16c to 20c off from the high point
a week ago. Tho situation Is much im
proved today over Wednesday, the low
time, and the market all around appears
in much better shape.
Cows and heifers, and, in fact, all grades
of butcher stock went comparatively lower
in sympathy witn Deer steers. Kany in
the week values declined 20c to 30c, but
later trade Improved considerably and
closing figures aro not over 10c to 20c under
last week s basis. A stronger tone pre
vails today and the general trade Is again
more satisfactory. i
There was little doing in the feeder di
vision the latter half of the past week.
The country demand wa curtailed, an Is
usually the case at this aeason when farm
ers are busy opening their spring work,
besides the break In fat Rtuff exerted a
very bearish influence In the stock cattle
trade. Good fleshy grade were in fair
request, but ordinary to fair stockers and
feeder were slow sellers, even at prices
loc to 26c off from a wek ago.
W. M. A. FISHER
Wall Street Exchange I.uildinjr. New York. April
Jl'. lDO.i. I
and mixed, $3.00415. 00: Blockers and feeders,
S3.ti4.4o: calve and yearlings. ?2 75il .00.
HOGS-Receipts. 2,;o0 head; market a
shade higher, selling at $5.1,5 : uulk or
sales, 5.fcyo6.274
CHICAGO
.1VK STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady llo Open Strong to
Five Cents Higher Sheep steady.
CHICAGO, April 22. CATTLE Receipts,
200 head. Market steady; good prime
steers, $6.0Oii6.76; poor to medium. It.kVjf
5.70: stoeker and feeders. S2.70tf5.0Q; cowa,
S2.50ti6.60; heifers, $3.oo"(!6.90; canners. tl.GOCf
2.50; bulls. S2.50rii4.76; calves. SS.OOfrf6.0tl.
HOGS Receipts, 9,(m head; estimated
Monday, 40,000 head. Murket opened strong
to 5o higher, closed steady; mixed und
butchers, $5.36fii.55; good to choice heavy.
$.&t?6.(10; rough heavy, S5.3nli5.4j; light,
$5 4(V(if.5u; bulk of sales, S5.inniJ.6o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.500
head. Market steady ; good to choice weth
ers, shorn. $6,261)6.50; fair to choice mixed,
shorn, S4.0O4i4.75: western sheen, $4. 255 40;
native lambs, shorn, S4.60ii6.6O; western
lambs, S4.5-ya7.60.
Coeipruinf a
majority of tk
memhem of ths
Utc firm ol
Vennily At Ce.
No.
1...
1...
3...
2...
BEEF
Av Pr.
1000 4 00
STEERS.
No.
Av Pr.
.. 850
,. 826
.. 695
.. 5S0
.. 110
.. 120
.. 695
COWS.
3 00 1
5 00 14
3 00 1
BULLS.
S40 1
CALVES.
4 75 1
6 00 1
HEIFERS.
2 10
...1060
...1070
...1370
4 00
4 00
4 75
.1310 3 50
90
160
5 25
6 75
HOGS Fair competition, coupled with
moderate receipts, enabled seller to force
prices a little higher again this morning,
so that the loss made earlier in the week
was more than regained. In fact, the
advance this morning puts the general
market at the highest point reached this
year, although tops ar no higher. It
wa strictly a one-price market, a all
droves cost right around $5,324, or a strong
24o higher than yesterday. Quality and
weights were not materially considered, as
all grades and weights sold practically at
the one price. The movement was brtak
and a clearance was made in short order
after the
Ax-
trade was once under
No
f
77
52
81
64
00
68
76
83
71
71
74
.223
.207
.233
.216
.246
.249
.212
.2H)
.266
.244
.211
.2:9
.218
.3
.2:
Sh.
2oo
200
80
120
240
120
80
160
'80
40
120
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6 30
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6 30
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6 324
6 824
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5 224
6 324
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5 324
6 324
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40
80
20
200
40
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160
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Pr
6 32 4
6 32,
6 3l4
6 324
6 324
6 324
5 32 4
6 32 4
6 32 4
6 32 4
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6 32' a
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5 324
5 324
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3 324
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6 35
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5 35
5 35
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5 37
Kansas Cltr 1.1 Moelt Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 22.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 150 head, Including 60 head south
erns. Market steady and unchanged.
Choice export and dressed beef steer.
$f,.6i&.B0; fair to good. S3.5i&).60: western
fed steers, $3.0oifi6.25; stockers and feeders,
$3.26S5.10; southern teer. $4.00&6.85; south
ern cowa, $2.75'(j4.75; native cow, W-Boffl
8.25; native heifers. $3.25-35.66; bulls. Siio
4.75; calves, $3.006.25. Receipts for the
week 34,600 head.
HOGS Receipts, 2.5O0 head; market 6c
higher. Top, $5.50; bulk of sale. $5.36(jS.46;
heavy. $5.46g6.50; .paekei ... S6.4o4jo.474; Pl
and lla-hts. $4.5!u6.40. Receipts for the
week. 39.600 head. . ... 1
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 160
head. Market steady; native lambs, $6.00
7.40; native wethers, $5.0oi.00; native fed
ewes. $4,604(6.66: western fed lambs, $6.00
7.40; western led yearlings. $5.86&4.65 ; west
ern fed sheep, Sl.SofutJ.OO; stockers and feed
ers, $3,504(5.50. Receipts for the week, 21,
400 head.
St. Louis Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOI-1S, April 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 300 head. Market steady. Native,
shipping . and export steers. $4,50cg.5O;
lr,.iiwl heef and butcher steer. $4.00tfj4.56;
steers under 1,000 pounds. S4.uoUi4.46; stock
ers and feeders S2.64.60; cows and heifers.
$2.25(34.36; canners, $2.00fj2.50; bulls. $3.003
4.00; calves. $5.O0Ctf45.26: Texas and Indian
steers, $3.50g6.75; cows and heifers, $2.00
4 40
HOGS Receipts, 1.800 head; market
Strom,'. Pigs and lights, $4.005.45; puck
ers, S5.8045.65; butchers and best heavy,
$4.50''i6.50.
SHEEP AND LAMR8 Receipts none;
market steady; native muttons, $3.60ff6.5O;
lambs, S5.(XK('f.0o: spring lambs. $10; culls
and bucks. $3.6(i1iH.2S; stockers, $2.O43.0O;
Texans, tS-OUoM.
rvr York Live Stork Markrt.
NEW YORK, April 22 BEEVES Re
ceipts. 37 head; market steady; exixirts
0,7'XI quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, none; nothing doing:
feeling steady; dressed calves quiet; city
dressed veals, 81j114c; per lb. ; country
dressed common to good, 7(04c; extra.
&5i$4c-
HOGS Receipts. 2.218 head; none for
Bale on live weight; market nominally
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 614 head;
sheep about nominal; lamha active but not
nuotably higher; good clipped sheep $5.00
fair to prime lambs, $7.50x68.15. Exports, 797
sheep.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., April 22. CATTLE
Receipts. 12 head. Market steady. Na
tive, $4.50y.40; cows and heifers. tXWit
6.4i; stockers and feeders, $3.uo!?5. 10.
HOGS Receipts. 3,624 head. Market
strong to 6c higher. Light, $5.86r5. 46 ; me
dium and heavy, $5.405.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt none;
demand sirong.
DONALD MACK AY
Mrmher Nrw ork sod Botlon Slock
Lichanvet.
LATHAM A. HSI I
CIO. D. MACKAY
Mfmber New York Stock F.lrhana
G. TROWBRIDGE HOLUSTEK
nvl
F. V. KENDRICK
MACKAY & Co.
Nassau and Cedar Streets, New York
1 3 Congress Street, Boston
Dealers in U. S. Government Bonds and
other Investment Securities.
Deposits received and interest allowed
on balances, subject to draft at sight.
Mmh. Wmer tt Co.. Phil(Wrirli, Pi.
Mewt.Tkot. Bianrh 61 Co , Kirhmond.YV
Correspondent. Connected by pnvate wire
V. Farnam Smith
& Co.
We offer, subject to sale. Union Stoclti
Yards (South Omaha) at 10:4.
In blocks of five shares or more.
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S. JOII0 BROKKRAGE CO.
(ioidfleld, Nev.
Stock In Sight.
Receipt of live stuck at the six prin
cipal western market yesterday:
Cattle. Ho"s. Sheen.
Booth Omaha 245 3.957 6 771
Sioux Citv 350 2.500
Kansas City IM 2.5'm 150
St. Joseph 12 3.524
St. Louis 3u0 1.N00
Chicago 200 9,000 2,500
Totals 1,257 23,2ol S.424
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riain Office: Filth gad Roberts Strt
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SUPREME COURT SYLLABI.
1575H. Haley, trustee, against
Amalgamated
Copper
Peoria Market.
April 22 CORN- Steady : N'.i. :j
No. 3, 47c; No. 4, 4tio. no grade,
PEOItl A
vellow. 47c
Ii421c.
OATS -1 w-er; No. 3 white. 29'r'fic; N
4 white 29W-9V-
rWapnratrd 4alea and Dried rails.
NEW TURK. April 22. -EVAPOHATKI)
APPLES - Market quid: common. 4ff,c;
prime. 6.i5. kk-; oi.nh-o. 6tiiSc: fain v 7e
CAIJr'oKMA DKIUD r lU ITS prune
Husband aad Wife Die.
COSHOCTON, o. April ;-2-G.orge Asll
froft. a wealthy farmer, fell dead across
the foot of his I -oil today w In u he arose to
rut extra cox, Ting u.er his wife, w tin had
tm III In less than thiee hmir si.e too,
Ilea from the shin k. Hoth were burn on
the S4UH- day.
Refined 4)11 is I. oner.
CLKVKI. AND. April 22. The Standard
Oil company today announced a reduction
of a lie if cent per gallon on all grades
of reflre.l oil No . hant! Is made in
ijoii'atlons on naphtha or gasoline.
5 2,2
.214 ... 5 32', 75..
.224 ... 5 22'-, f..
.2:i an 5 S21, i. .
.249 ... 5 32' 3 t'l .
.229 W 5 3214 76 'J11S IH0
.233 80 ." 32H 7fi 253 4o
.237 ... 6 32', K9 21" 120
.216 ... 5 321., 56 3e SO
.210 ... 6 82 U II JS2 an
83 214 120 0 32
SHKEf -- japer there waa a larje run
here today, twenty cars being reported in.
hut aside fioni two cars direct to a Packer
they w ere all consigned to eastern point
and were stopped here for feed and rest
without any idea of their being sold
As noted ytsterdav, tint market thl
week i safely I.Vq25e lower 011 slim n 1 p
and lamba than It was last wck. Com
mon to medium kinds of wooled sheep and
Iambs have also mifTered about Ihe same
amount of a ih eline. Owing to the hlKh
price of wool packers make more difr.-r-eiiee
than usual in favor of the woolc.i
sheep and lamb, uiul Ihey have n,t
show ;i as much decline a shorn stuff.
The lest grade of wooled sheep ami Umji..
are anywhere from a llttl- easier to 15.
lower for the week.
Owing to the Isleness of the scasou
feeder buyers are not such keen buyer
and that Is partly the ieam.ii for the de
dine noted above on ihe common to me
dium grade
The (lei line in the market has been pen
eral this week at all filing (minis, ( 1,1
1 ago p(ers yfhl. r by minting tl.e she. p
market llieie as generally atMiut 25c low. r
for tile W-ak.
Quotations for f. d .took: Good to choice
yearlings. h ftifia 511; fslr to good year
nnrs. f5 7fi'n(i; good to . I olee welh.-n,
u aMiS.Ta. fair to yood wether. 5frfl5.5;
griofl lo choice ewe- $.'..(-'"; f,.Ui . fair to goml
ewe. 4 7.Vyi..t: eonirnon lo fair fti, l no
aft 4 : good 10 choice lambs. $7.'xii7..",'l. fa r
to good lambs. I. 'a 1 'I; fei del luinl s.
jo.iiOTTii.iyi.
Slout City I. lye kfork Market.
SiOl"X I'lTT. April 21-(Special Trie.
fram.l -CATTLE Hecei(,l X't head, mar
ft Urong, betiea. 14 On'tt. cows, bulls
Ra vmoiid
Bros. -Clarke Conipany. F;rror from Lan
caster. Heversed, with insiructloiis. ulu
liam. C.
1. When an Insolvent debtor, within
four luiiullis of the adjudication of his
bankruptcy, transfers to one of Ids creditors
Willi notice of such insolvency sutticieut
propel ly to satisfy Hie debt In lull, 11
prelerenee will be pi-cMiiuieil, because auch
la the natural and logical result of Ihu
1 1 ansaction.
2. I'nder subdivision H, section b7. of
the bankruptcy act of Ihl. (ill convey
ances, transfer or assignments of property
of a baiil'itipt 111 iile withU four mniiihn
f the tiling of the petition lor an adjudica
tion In bankruptcy for a past considera
tion nnd with the Intent and purpose 011
the part of the bankrupt to hinder, delay
and defraud any of Ids creditors, 1 void ;
as against the creditors.
3. An a meiiilm-nt Is permissible which I
does not change the cause of ikiIoii. but j
merely sits forth a new assignment or J
hre.-iv.li springing from the 6rlgiiuil cans.' of j
action.
4. In an appeal ill eruit in tins court I
an ainend.'d petition may be filed in con
formity with the facts proxen In the record.
l.'l.i'.i. County of Loup against Wlrsiu.
Kiror from Loup. Affirmed. Oldham, C. '
1. Appeal from the decision, of a rniiiiiv
honrd should be entered. Irled and deter- ,
mined 111 ihe distiiit court Ihe same a
appeals from Justices nf the peace. IIa ,
keil against Vallec Count), 41 Neb, 2.11,
foilewvo. ti nd approved.
137c McHrayi-r against .Ionian. Appeal
I from lted Willow. Ileversed ami action
I dismissed. Ames, C.
1. lien there luj i.eei; a trial ami
Judgment in replevin nflit the death of
thf plaintiff and un.'io'it revivor or i-ug-gestion
of death upon ihe nioid. I lie sun
lie in the- replcyin bond huve ui Ii an in
terest as .-iitiilrs Ihem to liaxe the et ror
coriected by direct p:-nocei:.,.a,s uuOfi liie
statute
2. II is a complete defense t,, siin-iioi t
sued upon a leplevlri bond thai Ihe court ,
wa without jurisdiction to leinlei tii .
judgment 111 roplex lo hi tiuii i-ucli j.iilguieiil 1
was obtained by fraud.
l.'.7f.l. Ni-lirasn I. (tin an I Trust Coiupai V
again.-! Crook. Appeal from l!' k Af
firmed. Ames, c ,
1. If in Ci rendition of a decree nf fore. I
rlwura of a mortgage the court 1 rrs in
a -sending a lien aa i.rior tliereui In favor
of one of tje parties, thi ".lorl gagee haa
Latest Special Letter devoted to Copper
will be mailed free upon request, our
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on the various market and usslct you In
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What hate yon In the market) now f
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