ft
ilAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Ulatn Grtm Stronj on Baying by
Speculators. .
tlTTLE RESISTANCE 10 THE RISE
tattef aatlea r Cenrral Raaa . Over
V t8e4, rra.
X"84 Heavy' Srlllag l.ast . . -
"'1 - OMAHA. April 10. 1908
Orilt mJum crew etrong en buying by
JPK-rfiior who had soul heofi.y lat
ta expectation of sear movement
Ifter th general rains over the winter
bt sertton-
- 1 tie decided Increase la the world'
rtau mrpiy cou.l,l with a muth Im
proved demand sent value higher wllh
tf"e rniim.;
WbMl opened at Saturday' closing
Irtrm and trader war inclined to aiu
faiunm MiirKl readily to all offering
crowd bra,a bullish ana bit tlie
murk ft S.
Wy lie opened at 90e and cloted
It o.
Oeru r!-S a trifl weak with no demand
lrd anm fro of far in put a slump on
rsloe. . &cetpte common to be light and
tests eoru v. as alow. . nay Cora opened at
S'io and closed at 61o.
Outs Were iindy Id Mtir with and
(Sotiif rrt detiuml and bidding wil active,
but nr.t, effective Mar oats opened at tc
And ejoaa! at 4;'o.
Primary- uu . receipt war 4S4,0 bu.
kix shipment were 2i,0w) bu. against re
eipts last year W.OJ0 bu. and shipments
4f 6 .000 be.
Corn recetp wara 64S.9D0 bu. and ship
pianta wera 276,009 bu. agatnat receipt last
ear or t9, "O mi. and shipments or S8.oiio
u. Clearance wara 2S.0G6 bu. of com. i.v
u. tf oata and wheat arjd flour equal to
B&noa a.
Holding" in Liverpool.
Local rang of option:
Article,, Open, High! Low. Ctot. Ydr.
fcVbeat
May.
0 ' S3 en, 92
M M . M n si
78 7S 18 78 . 78
41 ' II l ST
S . 6 674 67 6"
Ms tj it tr
(Mi CH i
. Juiy.J
Cora
May July,
Sept,
D.t 4-way
Osaaka Cava. Prtee.
. WHEAT No. t hard. 62Vi,4Hc; KO. I
hard, No. 4 hard, vtft&c: No. I
aprlnf. 8feV7o.
CORN No. 1. T4CH4e: NO. . lVt9Mc:
ol yellow. vwc; .No. whit. uf
OATS-No. I tnissd, 7?47Hr: No. I whtta,
7Vyg4Sc: No. 4 while, 4r.c.
. RXEHo. t 7-'-q: No. i, 71T4C.
, Carlo Haawlpta.
. . Whoat. Corn. Oata.
rntca-o 14 ISO MA
Mlnnapoll I4i ... ...
Omaha 24
Dulutli M
CRICA60 CRAIX AXD PROVISIONS
Paatarva at tb Tradlaaj and Cloalaa
PrlOM Board; of Trade.
CHICAGO. April 20 The lwnl wheat
market waa itmnf today berauae of th
buillalt tona of tha weekly atatlmlca. May
wheat rlwd lOltoe hlhr. Corn wn 4,0
lower. Oata unchanged and prorllon
6rw tower.
Th wheat market wa alrong all Cay
baoauaa of tha actlva buying of Ktiorts and
ommlMton houae. Tha chlpf airenjihcn-bi(-Influenoa
waa tha. weekly itaimUc.
IVorld ahlpmenta lt week were only a
little mora than halt of what they were
tor tha corresponding time I ant yar. The
amount , on raasnare decreased I.CtO.&X)
buahela, oompared with an Inrreaw of
t,l&8,tivu a year ego, and th viatbte up
ply la America decreased 1,3'I.K0 bushel,
aa;alnat an lucreoaa of e1.0J) buahrla last
fear, Advloa from th north -t Indi
cated that th new crop I prngrcralng
favorably, but thefce report eemed to have
but little effect. Tha market cloeed trong.
May opened a ehada lower to a hade
higher at KQ0Za. Inoreaied Mc aud
Cloaad .at Mo. Clearances of wheat and
(lour wer equal to 17,800 biwhals. Pri
iriary recfrH wer it9.&$ iruniie;, gnlnt
tS.n'-(iilHii!', 4ay last 'a!"
Mlnneapatio. Dulnth asA C hlrogo reported
rRtpta of JW cam, bgalnet 2io last week
ni u a year ago,
Tha corn market was w-k all day, Coni
tnlMion houses were he vy . seller, of the
deferred futuraa aiul It wa a,u tuat niut-lt
of tha selling aa for lorml. longs. Clear
weather In th com bejt and 4 tie jioasl-
rlllty that th local receipts will soon in
resae ware the chief reasuns for srlllng
prsssura. The market recovered eotne
wliat Ic th final hour on buying by hort,
tnit tk cloee w easy. May ojjened a
ada to Hft-VJ lower at tiSr'ijc. sold nt
e. w and tuen declined to The rloea
vk Sfejt'v;. Loral receipts were M) ars,
yln,41 cata of contract grade.
'Lha oata market was dull and price
er swntlned within a range of The
tvew rrii( waa 'renerally reort!4 to b In
favorable condition and . tha weather ex-ce-llent.
May opened 'e hieher at Mlf,
Mld off to Kc and cluaed at Uhic Locai
recelpi.a wera 188 tara.
. frovtelona wera weak on rea!1ztr aale
by 1". ai packers and a decline of siilOe in
live hos. At tha clnsa May pork vas olf
( at liiia Lard hi down 37HC at fi.ta.
Ve lower at ta-sO.
fectlmated rei-eipta tor tomorrow Wheat,
t cars; torn, 471 car; oata, J16 car; hoc.
Jl- head.
.The leading luturea rtnjred a follows:
.Article. J Open. I Hlh. Low. Cloaa.l Te,
V-!..:t
May '
. j uir
Corn
May .
.. Jul
Ppt '
Oni
,'u?'ar
'." b.My
. 4ir
truly
,-puv
tj:-
May
' July '
te.
Lard .
Hay
July
ept.
- ru
; juir -
. Bept.
Til WiUM
88 S71i-'i.,W'u93
i
P?fr5 tMa
JlHt4vitii
2 fiO!4!ia61W
M 1
41'
4SSI
4H-.4
l7l 61
Si
37 j
it m
is i
11 44
11 10
13 4ft
13 77S,
11 ,1 !..
ii '..3 IS 2'A' Jl 40
1 1?H
ll.'H
7 44
IS
If
ffi
7 OTWl
7 tVii
' No. t 01L ' fcNew.
Cash, quotation were aa fnllowat
FUH-'M etteady : winter talents, UT'a
A; tralght. H.tiOft.: eprln patents
4..5.W; straight. M.wt34 6u; baker. U10
IITAT No. I apttog. rlctTslW; No. B
ra-1. ' .i-Ho.
rrcN-Na, . r: No. yellew. .
OAT8-N. I. S-v; No. 3 White, 63ifooc:
' white, K.uWHc.
.1' .P.L.KV-rir to choice mslilna. 7WSo.
i-Kf-FlaT. No. 1 aorthweiwern, tl.ia
PHj VISION ehort ribe sides (loosed
WIKe S.s. Mee pork, per bhl., $j
II . lrd. pee l-o Ins., 17 Bhort clear
aide (boxed). l.rv'7 ii.
Following wer the receipt and ship
nscnts of flouf Jad grain:
' eoefta. Shipments.
Flmir, bl. l,iw) . 12it
Wheat. bu. 11.90 11. n)
Corn, lui. ....'7 3t 74.U4
CHt, bu. , ..hvi ?4rt
Kre, bu. ' 1 1,0
barloy. bu. W,j0 12. a
On the Produca richane-e today the but
f iuatkei waa st&dy; creameiica, aij-Tw;
'". mi oo, k.xua, firm; at mark. :ctea
1 luiicd, U-o, iinrta,. prtmof firsts,
A. fA, - i.erfca, et.te.dy at lUsjiio. I
V , . L4a Oawarwl Jtfarhet.
8P. LOl.'IS. Ma., j April . WHFAT-Htg-herj
traok. No. I red cash. rseAte;
No. 1 a0, fHi1.00; May. M'c; July,
t URN-Lower; track. No. J cash, atilc;
JV. I white. tACi May, c. Jury.
-JAT Lower; track. No. 1 rash, 4a'l;
No. I whue, tfetVfcC; Msy, 44o,
FLOCHr-iulli red winter patanta. UV&
rH;- fira fmcy and Mralg-nt. Klouiw;
. cK-ara. U .N'-tiAW.
thh.iM'iniuthjr, eteady at t HsJtOO.
i in KM!- t- aVteady at 5u.
- MUM-lro; aacaed aaat track, H.l9
i H AY-frteady; timothy, po.oai.; pralrla,
i io -1 rs tin
" 1h(."l n-K'N Tlt.A-41.tu.
'Ai..:tN)T-.
Ii r" 1 WIN u-C.
r r'
1 1
I i-Mtikt; cremry, taJ'So,
1 m ' nd; l.'. case curat.
J-noVIiM. i.-l uik lower; ) .n.a, tS X
Irl I '.. n'm S'oain. I. (! i jsx. lry
e i r . . . - t-..J r"u -'tv i
T 5 J T 7t 1 ?H
I I S 90 R
$ rJU ' 47MJ o
T inj 7 T f
44T T 48- I t
J'sron irteny; bnx ettr ehnrta, tflTU;
lar rlt. I IS; nhnrt rleara. .
I' l'L T R v vjiilet ; hM-aens, Hx1; sirlnci,
15S ?; lorkeys, IJ'lAc; dil.HS. hv; rt. la.
' t- " Recelrt. Buion-ient
bh,a i !. n co
torn, bu , .) -ft rkr
Oata, b lJu.u.4 . liMUO
.VKW VOHIl CiRXKHAi'i MARKET
Qaatatloa of the Day Varlaa
Caiaaaaaditlea. '
' NEW TORK. April FLOl'R-Becelpt
Ifl ,h4 . market firm, wMh scat lined
trade. Mlnnea4a pateiit. SH-ijyjf; winter
rlrsighls, H.li.i4). Mlnnemta bakers, 44 10
4i4 i; winter ekiraa. M.t'W4.tO: winter pat
enia, M4'i4ai; winter grsde, 4) 4 i AX
Itye. flour, steady; fnlr to good, M.4oij4.Ai;
choice tn fsncy, t&Auil&.
. tXHNMKAIStvady; fine whit and yel
low, ll frtit:; kiln dried. (3 4
RYK Firm; K. I western. ne (. , b..
New York
WHkAT Reretpia, 10 (ICO bnnhel: -p"rle.
44.fM biiskers, market firm; No. I
red, 11.02 elerstnr and ll.QL'H f. 6. b.. af.oat;
No. 1 northern Duluth, 41.1M4 f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 hard winter,- tlM t. o. b..
afloat. Wheat opened at an. advance of
t,o. and Increased tha gsln on aimng
rjuntry accounts and continued falllna; off
In Mock, dosed firm at a net advance nf
ltn o. Msy, l.4X"S!.t. closed 41.02; Julr,
lH'ti1MrC, closed, tee; September, 1W
lv, closed ; .
.CORN Racelpl(" ltna bushels; market
fcately steady; fin y nominal, etc asked
1 o. b., afloat. No. 1 while Tjc asked.
Options opened at a decline of e and sold
off another Quarter ander heavy llqulda
tloa. lanre receipt and : fine planting
weather, closing sicsdy at ltMe net de
cline. Msy, 74'4T!Ob closed 14C; July
Closed 71 "C.
OATS-Kecelpts. l.BO bushels; ekporta,
4.'ie bushel; spot market barely steady:
mixed oete. JfSJ pounds. 64c; natural
white, W'fSi pounds, WHOJJViC; cllppad
White, S2V40 pounds, 6Tti2c.
HAY Firm; grwd to choice, ffi397He.
HlOKS-DuU; Bogota, 17c; Central Amer
ica, 17c.
LEATHER 8teady; acid. tOtgrre.
PROVISIONS Beef steady; family. $!.
t 17.00; mess, ,13,0CliSO; beef ham. 427.CO
.:fi; packet. IM.DH.M; city extra India
mess. &vt. Cut meats, stsady; pick
led bellies. rtflOc; pickled heme, Via'Nic.
Ird, easy; western, ISJOJO; rellned
eaay; Continent. SH.U; 8outh America, t.7ft;
compound 74Jc Pork, barely steady;
fsmily, itoii7 00; hort cleara, $i.a&317.W);
mess, I14.7:(jlt W). .
TALLOW Firm; city, Hc; country, t
PoULTRY-llve. steady; fowla. 14o;
turkeya. 14c. t'resaed, easy; turkey. 129
17c; fowls. 12Gl6c.
HPTTKR Firm; creamery special. 9c:
axtraa. 38Hc; third to first, J1C28C; held,
common to special, JlitfMci state dairy,
common to choice, SufJ-SHc; procesa. common
to special, l4j5c; western fsctorv firsts,
21c; imitstion creamery firsts. 252c.
CHEFS B-Weak; full cream, specials,
154c; stale full cream, small, white, fancy,
Ijc; alat full cream, large and small, col
ored fancy, 14c; state, fair to prime, 114,3
18c; eiste common, Sc; state, winter
made. SllHc.
EOng Firm; state Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white. J!H4c4 good to
choice, IMjIHHp; brown and mixed, extra.
18c; first to extra firsta, VVc; western
firsts, frealt gathered, 16V4tfl7c; aeconda,
loulflc-
WEATHER IJf . THE GRAIt BELT
Fair Taesday Coatlaaatloxt at
Moderate Teaeperatare.
OMAHA, April . IDi
Within the lsst twenty-lour hours rains
have lallrn in me lower lake region, ess
tern slate and throughout the woat gulf
slates and Southwest. The weatner la
clear In the upper lake region and west
vvvr Hie upper Mississippi and Missouri
alleys ana mountain district. Temper
atures ronlinue moderate everywhere east
i t the Itocay tuountaina, and are goaeraliy
higher In tn northwest.. Fair weather
wul probably continue la this vicinity to
night and Tuesday, with nut much chaaga
In temperature.
Omaha ncord of temperature ' and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
Uity of the last three ysais: .
1. 1507 1904 190S
Minimum temperature ... 47 31 48 42
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 If
Normal temperature for today. 63 degrees.
Lofli'ii-ncy in precipitation since March 1,
l it Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
1.44 Inches.
Excess corresponding: period In lf .13
Inches. L. A. WKLBli
i r0ra aaat A'ktst Realan Ballettai.
.For th twentj-fcur tduis enatng at t
arn, 7tth meridian time, Monday, April ID,
i , OMAHA TTtSTRtCT. '
' ' Temp. Rain- ,"
Stations. Max. Mln. fall. ' flkr.
Ashlsnd. Neb..., 47 82 .00 Clear
Auburn. Neb... A 84 " 49 ..00 ' Clsar
Columbus. Neb.. M 4 .00 . Clear
Fs It bury. Neb.... 84 84 .00 'Clear
Fairmont. Neb... M ' 41 .no Clear
Or. Island, Neb.. 64 41 . .00 Clear
Hartlngton.f Neb. 8 44 .00 Clear
Hastings, Neb... 84 V, .CO Pt. cloudy
Oskdsle. Neb.... SS 45 ' .00 Clear
Omaha. Neb M M-- .00 -Cloudy
Tekamah. Neb... M :. ..00 ' Clear
Alta, la 84 M .00 Clear
Carroll, la 84 '47 .00- Clear
Clarlnda, Is is 61 . .0 : "Clear
Bihley, la... 86 46 .00 .. Clear
Bloux. City, la., 44 48 .OH . Clear
Minimum' tempera tur for ( wel ve-hoti
period end In; at 4 a. m. -
DISTRICT AYERAOE8L
No. of . --Tetr.p. Rain,
Stallort. ' Statiot a. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago, in....... rs
Columbus, 0 13
Dos Moines, la.... 14
Indinnapc.lls, . Ind.. IS
Kansas City, Mo.. 10
Ioulavlllc. Ky. m
Minneapolis, Mini. 1A
Omaha, Neb. ...... 14
St. Louis. Mo.,...- U
,70 . 48 T
" ' 42 M
l " " W ' .00
M 70" 48" .00
M . - , 8T' .01
74 4 .00
' 8 ', SI . .01
. 4 to .(
M) M .00
Tha weather wa warmer throughout th
Western portion of the corn and wheat
region during Sunday and moderate tem
peratures continue over the eastern par
lion. Very Hirht shower occurred only in
th Kansas City and Chicago districts.
U A. WELSH. LocS Forecaster.
' l-hlladelphln Produce MArVat.
PHILADKLIHIA. April JO-BUTTER
Sttady; fair demand; extra western crtan
cry. extra neuruy piinla,
EOG4 'Firm and 14c higher; PVnns--vanla
and other tiearby first free case,
liiMrC at mark; Penntytvanla and .other cur
rent recoipta la returnable casea 18o at
mark; western firsts, free cases. 163 at
mark; western current receipts, free cases,
14c at mirk,
CHEESR-ta4y: New York full creams,
choliia, l&ijiSc; New York full creams, fair
U good, HV4J 14Ve. 1
Kaasaa City Oralis a4 Ptrovtaloai.
. KANSAS CITY. Mo., April . WHEAT
unchanged to higher; May, 4Vc; July,
04c; September. 77r: cash No. 4 hard.
2U7c. No. I. hard. h6n iv; No. t red.
4 u7c; No. I red. Sio, ,
CORN Unchanged to Vo higher: May,
(See; July, 4.V-; fleutember, St,o;
csn No. I mixed, 4Sc; No. J, ttt6jc
h' "i', L. wb ivc whlta, 42Vc. '
OAT Lnchauged to Ic lower; No. 1
WRYE-rJte mJ"4' 4'M,VC- '
HAY Choice timothy, steady, ill 50
12 OOjcholce prairie, weak, $8 I81J8.74.
BUTTER Weak; creamery, 7c; pack.
Irtf atock. 1IV4&
EOOU Steady; extraa, lie; current re
ceipt a, U',c
' . . . ' . , Receipt. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 8Sd ' uo,,)
Corn, bu M ono V i 0,0
Oata, bu -i 42.000 ' lo,0W
Quotations at Kansaa City a reported by
Log-an at Bryan. No. I board of Trade:
111 e
Articles. . I Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloaa.
wT
heat-
May ..
July ..
..
July .
87H
fW,80iS
4ft'J 81
4TOB
Mlaaeasolls Ormla Market. '
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. April SO.-WHrJAT-May.
lJ; July, 81 0Pk; Seatem
ber, Ac; No. 1 hard.- $1.1 67W; Ko. 1
norther a. II 041 ..; No. t northern.
11 0.'ii 1 ' ; No. 4 northern. 94c4i4i.ui.
BHA.M 4:1 OCm.T . In bulk.
FLOUR lor luaher; first patenta, ti JTv3
4 40; second pafxni. St Vmt ; first cleara,
Hlo-at-i. second cleara, 4.aua.a
Mllwaakee Grata UuUC
MIXWATTtEK. Wk, April 80-WHEAT-HiH.er;
K 1 north em, 41 wrt rj; No. t
noriim. tl. 64. -t4. 44; July, bhi.
HAiiLfiJ-lirnwr; No. X 4e; sanula, M
45
i n 'RN Ixwer No. S cash, exoao; Mayw
4t,o aaksd.
Kltflat Battav Varkst.
Tzry in. awTTa4-Rtajy;
omaiia
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Business Make a Poor Start After the
' . Triplt Holiday. .
rOREIGI. B017ESES STILL CLOSED
s
Metal ladastrlal Are Lawer a ad h
' Sharis I tlirs la Wheat Has Bad
KtTtert tk SMnrltlM
' Market.
NEW YORK. AprtI 40. Business In h
lock market made a poor stsrt tndsv after
th three days' cessation of business. Thla
waa partly due to f orris, a market remain
ing ctoed, aocording to custom for Faster
Monday, while In th1 country the Boston
slock market wa clnsed, with th effect
of aotne subtraction of business from New
York.
Whatever the source of th demand that
advanoed price within the, first hour. It
was soon exhausted and Stasnation de
veloped. Boars were encouraged to put
cut some short lines when this condition
developed and a sag In prices resulted. The
movement wa trivial and halting at all
times. Development brarlna- on the flnsn.
rial situation were almost equally unlm-
Fvnsni. i. nuel Fifties Bieel railed to ben
lt from the rea'flrmation of iron prices,
which wa decide on ftfler the last atock
Sxchanke session last. week. Equally In
effective were rumor In circulation of
heavy order for steel rails soon to b
placed. These rumors probably arose from
the fact that large teel Orders depend on
the decision of the American ' Railway
association on the rail pattern and that a
report front the special committee of thit
body on the Subject Is to be presented this
ek. United State Steel, nevertheless.
Was a heavy srxit In the market sml its
dropping tendency wa of conlderbl
sentimental weight. All cf th metal In
dustrials wer more or less depressed. An
item ins 1 neiped to sustain early prices
wa th new of th resumption of minlntc
operations today In many thousands of soft
coal mines. In consequence of the settle
ment of labor disputes. Something was
msda also cf the assertion that negotia
tions were in progress to effect an ad
vance In freight rates by the railroads. In
en effort to rectify the cut In their reve
nues, a sharp upturn In the wheal market
was an unfavorable Influence on stocks,
holders, however, are kceolna an attentive
eye on crops.
more gold was encased for Paris, but th
Influence wa allowed, that the ulllmat
destination of some of the metal is te
Berlin. The hank statement, oubllshed due.
In the holiday Interval, confirmed all other
evidences of the heavy accumulation of
cash which la groin on at this center, the
urpltis reserve of the banks having
reached around t7i0.000.0u0. Call loan rates
are not lower; more especially because the
banks and trust companlea bv a tacit con
aent are not push Ins; th lendlnk of their
funds in that department. The demand for
time losns la slitrrish and offerlna of
commercial paper light, choice grades com-
manning tuis, per cent. Money market
conditions are .therefore, highly propitious
for the offerings of new capital Issue
ahead of the market, hut considerable
anxiety exists, nevertheless, for the suc
cess of new Issues ant the degree of Im
provement In investment conditions which
may be revealed by new floatations.
Bonds wer dull and Irregular. Tolsl
sales, par value. tS.8n2.000. United States
bonds were unchanged on cell.
ronowing were the salea and rans-e of
prices on the Slock exchange today:
sties, iitgn. lmw. -cwae.
JT7
Aitama ktrpms
AmaicamaiM CoDDar
6TH
ST
Am. C. A r
An. C. A r. sf4
tt
U
"4
i
7
M
IS
1TH
t"4
94
44 V,
Am. Cottoa Oil VTX) 17
Am. Cotloa Oil pti. ........ ...... ....
Am. Kxpresa ....
Am. M. A U rf4
17
A si. lee Senrltlas. ' I.OnO
941
104
1 . . . .
44 '
44
44
10H
'44H
!!
Am. Llsssa oil J.jO
Aa. Unn4 Oil st......
Ask borotnellTa 401
Aia. Loconottve pit 4
Am. a. A It k.loo
Am. S. A a r
si
44
Am. siicar Reftniss..
t.m in 14 ran )m
Am. Tobaere sf4 rtfa so si an
89
84
T
7
SS
44
Anaeontla Mining On 7") 47 ana:
Airkiaea , l.an ;t -
Atehlana pf4 (n 47 11
Atlantic Coast Mas I T4 74
Baltintor A Qhls 1,44 ( 4
BallUnore A Ohio pti
Brenklrs BS14 Tr 4.4W 47 '
4
Cansalaa Partrie 14U 147 14414 1
Cantral of Jt. J. ex 4t: 114
csaaapeaas S Okie., ino 1;
Chiesim (H W liart -
11 .41
4l '
CUK-Kts A Kt. W K 141 l
141
. M. B Bu r 1.WS 111
lit
117
4
!.
t
M
117
14
4
1H
4S
M
40
17
I
t nieara T. Si T
Chicago T. A T. p(
0.. C C. A St. L 1.4)
Colnrxle F. A 1 I. an) tt
Cnloraila A So j.. l.sni tu
Colorado A Se. 1st pM vn H
t3
l
474,
117
14
45
Colorann A as. 44 aM tts . TH
teeaolKlalM oas..
Cora rrodsru
Cera roets pti
Dalavars A Hedaa
o lia
JO 1114
104 4S
Del., b. A W
Danrer A Rle GranoA
Denver A Kie OraaS BI4
MMIIIers' amrlilas an
BU WO
11
It
41
17
n 1st pit
Erie m era
Oeneral Gleetrla Sty) u
at
1
llllsia Central 400 U4 114 154
Internatlonsl Paper , 8
im. raper pro
International raw
Int. Pums. pfd..
low Cantral
Kansaa CHr o
Kanaaa Clly So. pfd
Lauelvllle A Nashvlll
Mteaa Central
Minn. A St. L ,
M., St. p. A S. g. M
M , Ft. P A 8 . M. pit
Mlaaovrl PVIfla
M., K. A T
M . K. A T. BM
Fa
104
4
84
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41
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National Losd ar 1 u
44
44
47
47
4
80
6:
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H. B. R. f It. pti
New York Central 404 44
N. T . O. A W
Norfolk A Wtttrrs lot 44
Norfolk A W pfd
North Americas ' 40 41
Pacilli- Mail ft t!S
44
r?RnayiTania
Peoela's Oas
P . C, C A St. L.
t.H 117 1111 .11
aim 1 aat as aa
Preaaed Stael Car 104 14 44 U
Prim i 4 fleet Car fd 4
miimas Palsee Csr...
Retains
Rea11n H rd
Reading 44 pf
Republic Sfvl
Rotatlle Steel fd
It or Ulasd Cs
ksrk Uiand la. pld...
at. b. A 8. P 4J sfd.
14 IM4 lt 1M
71 e KM St 10411, h-1
41
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St. Leaia 4 W
4t. Lenta (. W. ffdv ...
Sent barn Pacl'ir
4uthm Paci'ic pfd
Saot ham kailwajr .......
Soulhars Raiivar pfd
Timneaca C. A 1
Tesaa Pact'lr
T.. tl. t. A W
t . at. I, A W. pit.. ..
II
44w i? m ir
t nine rartrie is a 44 7
i .i raruia pm. .......
f g. KMiir
I'. . Ruhhar ,
f g. RaMier pld
t 8. Slaal -.
C. Slael pfd
Va Carolina. Chemical
Va -Carolla Ckem. pfd
Wadaak
Wahaah pld
Waita.pnfuo g-tnrami....
Wastlnshovja Kiaetrt
WeMars t;mos .......
asMliaf A L C
Wtarenaia Central
WlaeonaiB Caetral Bid.
Noetkars Partita
44
1
41
V
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14
41
1
17
80
44
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14 14 14
4K1 m MM, )a
Central Ueathe 100 11 r
Cemrai LMtita pfd no ii rr
Jt
Sluea-ghefliaia 4 44 41 at
ureal Northern pfd I. To M in 14 lJf i
iniariaorousn net wm 1: 111
Inurboroaik Met. pfd 14.1KA f. (7
t tah Cuplr 4tM l . 40
II4
yr
Tsui ala for Ike oar. t'.Ktn saarea.
New York Meaey Market.
NEW YORK. April 90.-PRIME MER
CANTILE PAPFlt 4"44 per cent
STERLING EXCHANOFr-Steady, with
actual business in brnker' bill at it RTluy
4.K7V& for d.'mand and at t4 (M7ij4 t4H for
isty-dnv bills; commercial bills, $4.8414.
SILVER Bar. Hc; Mexican dollars,
BONDS 3ovemrr.ent, steady; railroad,
trreaulsr. 1
MONEY On call, easy at Aer cent-
ruling rate, 1) per cent; closing bij, 184 per
cent; offered at I per cent; tin) loans,
very dull and slightly easier; sixty daya
IH per cent; ninety daya i'.sifMi per cent;
six months. 8svja per cent.
The following are tha closing quotations
on bands:
V. 4. rat la. re. . ..! Hsrtin Valley 4t.0
vw wdyn ......
. 4. ta. ra
do coeeea ,
V. 8. aw 4a. rag
do run wen ,
Am. Takeeoe 4s....
...H U A. N. sni.
liatfctaa. a a
.11 Mai. Cenirsi m
.lt da lat lac
.mtllna. A St. L. 4..
. K -BAT. 4s
... 4
to a
Airlilw sea. 4a....
Ss sd. ...
aiismm C. L. 4s..
Bal. A I Ule a
A Okie 414....
brk. B. T. c. aa...
r " sl. fjt" in
N. T. C. . 4s
41. J C. . 4s. ,17$
No. Fvifu 4a ion
f 4s '.
Hsa!rrolk A W. a a.
i'r-im ac w. aa. ....!"" n s l rtl s f
do M IM.,.,.. f Paea. v. ' p.a
" M . a,.....', p,
4 I-. - M tn. a. A t. 44. a. 4a.lM
rVa A iVto 4Hs.... MM. 1. 4 S P. f. TI
"i -to.o St A. -a... 41 (H fc. w. a- 4a ... SiZ
W A. 44 4. aa .... 44 SaaSMart A. Aw ...
daily
TUESDAY. APRIL 21,
C . R 1 A P
414 ka f.-if,.
8
en col. fs.
O. A St. u g. 4s
Col, lad. in ear. A
oft. Midland 4a...
Colo. A So. 4a
Cuha aa
4S 40 lat 4a rtfa. ....
', fn. Rnllvar ta
44 Texa A P. 1 ....
4'' T . St. b. A W. 4
Into farm, ,..
11! do tr. 4a
8-
. M
Fs
T
l-
8
0 A R. O. 4s
liaiiHrsr (. te...
Kris p. . 4s
da s. 4s
'Japan 4a
do 4H rtlt
Ao 4V r'fa. 84 sr
BlA eOSVr.
V. . Pteel td
!' Wahaak
....lf
la An Am. B
.... 44
.... 44
T" Weetars Mr. 4...
H A I.. 4. 4a...
8i Wit .Central 4s....
4V
, 48
. 41
New Verk Tdlalsg Staclaa.
NEW YORK. April 20 -Closing quotations
on mining stocks wer:
A "lama Cm 4 Little ctiief 4
n.. -m"f i.nTarie en
Brian rl Ophtr 144
Urunan-lrk COB 4 ' Putnat l
Hors Stlrer.. 7a anraae 47
Can Cal. A Va 41 Sl-rrn Nvrada. St
Horn tllrse 11 Small Hope It
Iron itirer 104 atsndsrd 144
Lesdvllls Co 4
Traary itateaseat.
WASHINGTON. April fO.-Todsv state.
ment of th treasury balance In th gen
eral lunu. exclusive oi tne 4ioti,titii,tii gold
reserve show an available cash balance of
l-,837,:ia.
Baak Oemrrag.
OMAHA, April -Bank clearing for to
day were ll.MU.fr 28 and for the corres
ponding date last year ta,0fA.lM M.
OMAHA WHOLES ALB MARKET.
smmmSaSxakBSk
Coadltisaj f Trad 4sd ttavtatloais
Stapls sad Faary Prod ace.
EOOS FreSh selling eRfs, candled. 18c.
b UTTER Common, Is. ; fancy tub and
rolls, !o lo; creamery, Sue.
CH Er7tK New full cream. Wisconsin
twins, 1itc; new full cream brick. 17c; ti
mestia new Swiss, lso; new llmburgrr, 19
14c; young Americans, 17.
LIVE POl'LTRY-SprlnKs. 8Vr0: roosters,
6c; ducks, lie; geese. 6c; capons. 15c.
HAT 4Jnolce No. 1 upland, 87.60: medium,
t6.")0; No. 1 botlom, t5.t)i: off grades, 4.0irT
4.00. Rye straw. 87.00. No. 1 alfalfa, Hl.frJ.
MISCEIXANEOC8.
CANNED 0X)l8 Corn, standard west
ern. 45c. Tomatoes, fancy, 8-pound cans,
81.46: standard l-ptmnd cans, 81.10. Ptne
s pries, gated, t-pound, $2.arxntH.); sliced,
tl.ibiitSe. Usflon apples. Moo. California
anrlcots. tl.rnV7fA.9u.' Peat's. 2.UKj4 .16.
Peaches, tl.8UU4.16. La C. teachea, t.lW
8.15. Alaska , lmon, red, ll.: fsncy
Chinook, flat. 82.18; fancy sockcye, flat,
ttlS. Sardines, quarter oil. 4.; thr
quarters mustard. 1185. S'eet polsto.4,
tl.2oiQl.9S. Sauerkraut, 86c. Pumpkins. Sue
fitl 0. Lima beana, 1-pound. 75c4itl.25.
Bonked peas, 9-pound, Kic--. fancy, tl AVoL46.
FISH-Hallbut, Wc; trout. 11c; pickerel.
7c; pike, 9c: while fish, lie; buffalo, be;
bullheads skinned and dressed, lie; catfish,
dressed. 11c; medium crorple and yellow
sunflsh. 6c; Isrge croppies, lie; herring,
fresh froxen. 4V: perch, 8c; white base,
ltc; black base. 83c.
CALIFORNIA DHI7CD FRriTS Prunes
sre somewhat unsettled by. freer offerings
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Immedlst gradea. Quo
tations range from lo Ic for California
fruit and from SVfce to 8o for Oreson.
Peaches are very firm, wllh fancy yellows
quoted at ISHr.
SUGAR tlrs nutated, cane, per seek, 96.80;
beet, 4&.00; cut loar. 7c; cubes, 4.T0c; pow
dered, snc.
COFFEE Roasted, No. JS, Sfic; No. 30.
21c; No. 6. 18c; No. 20. 14.
' Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. April 90.-COTTON Fu
tures opened stesdy; May, 8.8e; June, I 84c;
julv, 6.46c; October. tfSc; December, 8 8o.
L-'.. . .. . -.iAU. mtAAAv a rii a r.r. . w
8.41c: June, 8 T0c; July, k mc: Aurust 8.69c;
September. 8.7lc; octooer. 4.74o: Movemcer,
8 7ac; December, .T5c; January, 8.76c;
Msrch, 8.77c.
Spnt closed quiet: middling uplands, 9.90c
miridllna- gulf, 10.160. No. sales.
GALVESTON. Tex., Aptil 30.-COTTON
Stesdy st 10 US-.
NEW ORLEANS. Awll -CTTTON
f" not cotton closed otrtet and eaay; sales.
1.750 bales; tow ordinary, t 16-Kd, nominal:
ordinary, "4c; good ordinary. l-16c: low
middling. -lc: middling, 10e; (rood mld
dllns. lic: middling fair, llc; fair, 11 c,
nominal. Receipt. 4,666 bales; stock, 182,-
0?o bales.
BT liOITIS. Aorll 20. COTTON DuM :
MIAillln 1AUA - - w.nn A nl K.7
bales; hlpment. 176 bale;' stock, 2800
Daiea. .
Evaporated Applea.aad Dried Fruit.
NEW YORK, April 80. EVAPORATED
APP1.E& Market Is niliet with nrices un
changed. Fancy, lnrflUc: prime. TMtjfHo;
choice. 8V4JJHe: Fomnuwi to fair. 6g6o ,
DRIED FRUITS Pranes Quiet or spot. ;
and quotations show jet Improvement, not
withstanding bullish reports from the
roast. California fruit' rangn from 49
14c. and Ore (tons. 8?r'10r. Apricots are dull.
with choice quoted at l9c; extra choice,
19431c: fancy. 2rVfi24e. Peaches, unchanged,
with choice at ltn.l0y; extra choice. 114)
114: fancy. K'ttti'llc; extra fancy, 152J-14Q.
Ralslna, quiet, with prices more or less
nominal In the absence of transactions.
Loose muacatQl quoted at 6f!c; seeded
raisins. 677. and London layer. tl.fK.3
1.75. . .
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. April 20. METALS With
no London market; owing to th continu
ation of the Easier holiday, there was
comparatively no chanprs In tha local quo
tations to day for metal. Tin wa re
ported quiet, but a shade higher on the
averaare, with quotations ranging from
PI 85 to 853.80. Copper was unchanijel,
with th tone nulet. Laks, tl2.7SMT:
electrolytic, t12.2V8Ml7Bi casting. 812.37V
12.50. Lead quiet and unchanged at 83 97'i)
4.00. Spelter. 44.4v-rf4.6Tj. No Chang was re
ported In Iron; No. 1 foundry northern.
,18 JS'818.76; No. 1 foundry northern, 817.76
CjlAtt; No. 1 southern, soft. tl7.t6-818.C0.
Satrar and Molasses.
NEW YORK, April SO. SUGAR Raw,
quiet; fair refining. t8c; centrifugal. 98
test. 4sc: molasses sucar. 181c. Refined,
steady; No. 6, 6.10c; No. 7. 6 08c; No. 6,
5 00c: No. 9. 4 ST: No. 10. 4 HSc; No. 11, 4.Sncs
No. U. 4.75c; No. 11, t.TAc: No. 14. 4.66c. Con
fectioner A, 6.90c; mould A. 6.8Be; cut loaf,
6 S0c: crushed, 6 20o; powdered. 6.60c; gran
ulated, t.rVic; culies. 6.7.V.
MOLAPSES Ouiet; open ke-ttle. New Or
leans, good to choice, . 2R7jp42o.
Oils ast Renal a.
OIL CITY. April 90 -OTL-Oedit bal
ance. II. 7; runs. 130.178 bbls ; shipments.
T19?7 bbls.; average, 122 ?4 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oa., April 20.-OILr-Turpen-tlne.
firm; 4$4&Vc.
RORIN-FIrm; A. B C, I66c D. tBHoi
F.. 8?Hc; O., 1.70c; H.. 180; I., 4.88c; K.,
8 26c; M., 6.65c; N.. 8.8()c; W. G., 6.75c; W.
W., 6.86e.
Caff Market.
NEW YORK. April 20 COFFEE Market
for coffee fulure ooened qu'ot at un
changed prlcea. closing stesdy, net un
changed to 6 noints lower. Sales were re
oorted of 4.K0 I'Mrs. Inrltidma Msy at
6.60c: July, 8.70c; September. 8.7Sfj-6.SOc. No
vember. 66c: December.' 8 pfto, and March.
Sr. Spot market quiet: No. 7 Rk. 4c; No.
4 Ssntos, 8e,Ve; mild coffee, quiet; Cor
dova. 87712c.
Visible Sapply of Grata.
NEW YORK, Anrll 90.-The visible' surt
oly of grain Saturdsy. April 18. aa compiled
by the New York Produce exchange was ss
follows: Wheat. 98 TO 0v1 bu.; decrease.
1 .(ai.ouo bu. Oats. lft.8Nft.flrio bu.j decrease.
141 .UO bu.: corn, 6.822. GOO bu. i decrease. ..
bu. Rve. 44A0C0 but decrease. 44.000 bu.
barley, J.OJO.OOO bu; decrease, bu.
Peerla Orala Market.
PEORIA. III.. April 90.-CORN-Lower;
No. t yellow, tumble; No. t yellow. i3oo;
No. 8 43c; No. 4, 4lo; no grade, frJ(67c.
OATS Unchanged : No. t white, 60H4
tlc; No. 4 whits. 6fl-g30Hc.
WHISKT-tlffi.
I 4
Whb1 Market.
-ST. LOUIS. April 90. WOOL gleadv:
medium grade, combing and clothing, lurj?
lSks; light, fine, lbOlsc; heavy ic, tub
waahsd, 2o0M
Telede ed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. April 90.-elEED Clover,
rash, tll oO: April. HI 60; October, 87. US.
nmothy, prime, 81.26.
Dalath Orals. Market.
DULUTH. Minn.. April W. WHEAT No.
1 northern, tl 0-108; No. 9 northern, tl.OO;
Msy. 8101; July, 81.01; September, tuc.
OATS-SbSc
t. La-als Lie I Peek Market.
ST. LOUIS. April 20. CATTLhV Receipt a,
1.9UU head, including 476 Tcaana. Market
stesdy; imllv-j. shipping and export steeia,
liH ((j7 00; dressed lieef and butcher steers.
85 tows'. 40; steera under 1.4aa) pounds, U'lj
6.10; Blockers end feeders, 8l2bye.60; rows
and heifers. ta.76.ui; cannera, 83.0Uiiia.0u;
bull,' tt 7b.a4.7S; calves. 98 SutflTOO: Texas
and Inulsp steers, 83.i0tji.iu, cows and
bifr. ti 7Sr4.0. . .
HtXiie Keceipu, 4.604 head: market la'tartc
hlslwr. pin and Unht, H."iy.gi; pa k.-rr.
9b o-vUOO; butchers and beat heavy, tb.tm
4.10.
MHEKP AND LAUB3 Receipt a, 8o4
head Market eteady; leallra mutlotis,
4J u ri8.7f, Inmbs, Va. chaio.uo; culls axwi
bucks, e4JU,vJtt; tui.Aui, linVua,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Slow, but Xillen
Stronger in Spots.
HOGS HIGHER THAN SATURDAY
Large Raa at Lasnbe, 4at Mostly Ca
slgaed Tkreagk a4 Net Offered
tar Sale OeeA Klad
Steady ta Strang.
SOUTH OMAHA, Keb.. April 20. 1904.
Reoelpta were: Cattle. Hoes. Sheen.
Estimate Monday L7S4 ak.19 PMi
Same day last week 8.048 4.142 2,r
Same day 1 weeka ago.. 1.841 2,6t lo.lfts
Same day t weeke ago... 6.17 .4'V4 4.7X4
Same day 4 Week ago... 8,751 4. ll,r-4
bnme day last year ,Si7 4.sil ll,4ril
The followuic table shows th reOklots of
cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha
i or tn year to aate, compared with last
year: l. iu7. In. Deo.
Cattle 22,644 947.614 64.M
MOO IU.64 1 744.7H0 147.061 ...
Sheep 447,615 42S.334 130.809
ina roilowtng table shows tbs averac
price of hog at South Omaha for th last
several days, with comparlaonai
Data. I 1904. flW.lJ04.lS0. 11904. 108. ilteM.
April t...
April 9...
April 10..
8 74
4 841 e lB
4tij sy
8 4 9u S 95
4 91
t 87)
7 21
I 44
61
7T
4 til
80
April JL.
April JX.
1 71
td tu
4 In
1 M
e
T 14
7 U
1 18
I87
7 14
V.
4 80
4 4 4 94
I 81
4 8H(
84
April U...
April It..
April 16..
44S
4 81
6 64
46
8 96
8 U
4 84
4 8s
4 89
a
98
4?
6 97
8 47
89
4 96
81
April it..
8 44
4 l
49
April 17..
April 18..
8 6lj 6 23
696
8 81
Xli 4 61
6 DH
4 80l
4 99
April 19..
4 80) t 44
6 S4 4 43
4 TlU
t 91
April I
163
S 31
4
7 10
Sunday.
The official number of cars of atoak
Drought in today by each road waa:
Cattle, lloa-s. Sh'n. lira's.
missouri nemo
4 i
1
14
1
8
It 9
8 1..
M 40
union Pacific a
C. A N. W.. east..
C. &. N. W., west 7
V.. St. P.. M. A O.... 4
C, B. A W , east
C. U. u.. west 93
Illinois Central t
Total receipts 70
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ss follows, each buyer purchasing th num-
oer oi nesa indicated:
Cattle. Hoes. Bhaeo.
Omaha Packing Co 136 ( 6s
Swift and Company 474 616 1.17s
CUdany Packing Co 54 M0 1,004
Armour Ac Co 27k 13 694
64
27k
40
- I
78
9
69
ai
16
1
11
6
T
Vanssnt A Co. ....
Carey A Benton ..
Hill A Son
F. P. Lewi
J. B. Root A Co..
J. 11. Bulla
L. F. Hues
McCreary A Carey
H. F. Hamilton ....
Sullivan Bros
ljehmer Bro. ,
Huff 2K4
Kingun INS
Blockshlre '2Vi
Kohrer Bro 114
Other buyer ..... 144 .... 457
Totals ...1.886 1,964
CATTLE Receipt of cattl were
light this morning and every one waa look-
tur for a better market, but the trade
proved more or leae of a disappointment.
While buyers were out tn tne ysrus in
good season in the morning,' the trade was
very slow and dull from start ta finish.
Saleeroen all seemd to feel that they were
entitled to a substantial advanoa but pack
ers war very backward about putting on
so that tha trade waa prolonged throughout
tha greater part ot the forenoon aKtiougn
the orrenng wera very light. After a great
deal of hard work, aoma salesmen figured
that they pinched out 10c and in some cases
lso more than last week, on in otrmr
hand, there were cattle that did not look
any higher. Later advices from Chicago
Indicated a slow and weak market at that
point which did not help the trade any
here. Taking the trade aa a whole. It waa
dull and unsatisfactory to tne selling in
terests.
Cows and heifers were la moderate aupply
and the market waa In about tha aame coo
dillon aa beet steers, that Is, Slow and dull.
Mill the tendency waa a little stronser on
such stuff aa packers wanted, but tha de
mand waa r.ot sufficiently bri to put any
lite Into the trade or make It appear Ilka
good, alrong market.
Blockers and feeders were In very mod
erate aupply, but tha few loads in sight
changed hands In fair Season In tha morn
ing. The pricea paid generally looked about
steady wllh last week. j
Ouotationa on cattle: Good to Choice
corn-fed steers, $4.0t4.6O; fair to good corn;
fad steers, s&.ittzi.uo; common to lair corn-
fed steer, 44.75V 6. 7S; good to cnotce cows
and heifers. 84.iMi6 90; fair to good cows
and heifers, St. 744 16; common to fair cows
and heifers, CiXfjS.Tt; mood to choice
Blockers and feeders, 44.7Mt.; fair to good
tuckers and feeders, 64.0Uv4.76: common to
fair mockers and feeders. 83.0UQt.Ou.
Kepreeentatlve sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Na.
Av. Pt.
Na.
4...
Av. PT
....1V14 I 14
....1174 4 8
....!! 4 90
....1114 4 10
....1874 4 M
....U70 4 It
....1110 I 44
....1111 I 40
....1441 4 86
4...
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474 4 t
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1114 4 V4
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1!4 4 16
87
4
17
14
14
81
1074 4 1
COWS.
im
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...1104 3 16
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...111 4 44
...lit 4 84
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... "4 4 14
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... 444 4 44
...im I i
...lint ( 84
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,.. 444 8 94
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...- 6 44
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I 40
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.11
.1041
3 44
I
HEIFKHfl. -
8 44 88
8 tt I
8 84 3
421
TW III 9
414 4 44
BULLA
....wen i so
....14S 8 IW
... lee 3 80
1.,
..U30 178
..111 4 0
..14K4 4 4
..I1W 4 44
..14S4 4 71
. 1 I
..t-m 6 86
4-
....! H
....1240
....ll
....144
....1814
I ti
I H
I 84
3
CALVES.
P4 IT!
1
IT4 6 4
11 4 4
4 6 4
844 3
HI IM
111 3 86
M k
194 I 0)
IM I U
1..
4..
1..
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.no
4 40
lit
STOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
11 4l IK I IM IH
4 4l4 4 tt 41 4M I 44
4 410 4 44 T 4 4
19 , 43 4 8 1 4 14
1 Ul IN 80..... Ml 6 4
14 It 4 40
WESTERNS-UTAH.
84 steers.. ..l'f 6 60 64 cows V 44!
12 bulls Ii"i6 S 26 I bulls IK t 26
7k steers.. ..Ivi6 ( 60
HOGS Hog sold a shade higher this
morning, but th trade was very alow and
dull im1 It waa late before a clearance
was effected, although receipts were light.
The hogs sold largely at 8f.6C'6.66, as
avainst 35.8ujC.62l4 on Saturdsy. Carload
hogs sold aa high as 86.40, with a small
bunch up to S5.45. .
The week starts out with tha market A
big 100 higher than It waa on week ago.
ka. A. Sk. Pr. Na. At, 8s. Pr.
act a m 4 4-f it in .
14 T 4J0 4 44 11 lit ... I U
lul HI ... 6 4 48 1J4 44 4 44
ii in at l 40 in a it Ik
144 Il 10 I 11 44 I. 4 44 4 44
44. IM lu 111' 41 rst k Ik
si Ill 1st 6 Se , ) U lit 6 44
17 Ua SO 4 111 U 4a4 ... I It
tl til Wl I 4rt ll 44 4 44
Tt 117 144 6 44 tut ... Ill
II Iff i0 I 44 1T ... 8 44
U 4 0 I biv, 711 It I at
44 lit 4 6 11 41 lal ... K
71 Ml 4 6 MS Ill ) M
71 ts 14 4 U 47 ill ... t
Tl 114 ... 4 11 14 M at 4 4T
41 114 144 I aJ 44 kl ... In
SHEEP There were no new or Interest
ing featurea In the sheep trade thla mom
U.a. tn market being In very much tha
Sam eo rid 1 1 km aa last week, buyera wera
out In aood aeaaon In tbe morning aad kiMih
stuff as they wanted generally sold quae
readily 'et good, steady price. ln faot,
ritipd stuff luoked a lull aironger. If any.
thui. There waa nothing choice in the way
ef wooled hunbe to put a top on the mar
ket, but fuir kinds sold around 7 17
7.4. Siiorn kirA sold up to 17.su. A bunch
of good shorn wethers, with a few year
haga sina.ua- them sold at 44.00. The fed
ln waa vry wwak aad ta teadmney, if
ai.yf hinr, tower on th leae doatraU kinds.
Wbtto fiie raomfpt wr lame, tb aciaaj
eflvaiugra this RtorntriA wie siaalL twata
thro cars behig tailed tbroutTe rasl
era polnia Without, being Mil on sal at
this lJrif- -ieUtfu.tianA-oa-
rsTnTat .Qood . ttk-cttotca
! - , 1
FIEISi
By its large resources and steadily increasing
business of fcrs every advantage consistent with
safety for accounts of merchants, manufacture
crs, firms, corporations, societies and individuals
TIlinTEEIITII A!,'D FARilAM STREETS
CAPITAL, S593,Q00. SUHFLUS, $S20,C:3.G0.
RESOURCES. $12,69.151.503.
wooiefl, 7.!P4y7.t: fair to good wooled,
16.T6$1.SS: good shearing lamb, carrying
flesh. 46.6001. 00; good ahearlng lambs, thin,
84.001l4.60; shorn lambs, 6ue under wooled
Stock.
Quotations on sheep: Good to rhoOe llsht
rearllnee. shorn, 86.2f4.D0: fair to aood
yearlings, shorn, 86hVu!u; good to choice
wetnere, snorn, eotiJ:o; tnir to good
wether, shorn. 96 75tit.OO; good to choice
owes, shorn, 85.6106.76; (air to good ewea,
shorn, t.0fff8.aii; cull snd bucks, shorn,
t3.0O4.60; wooled sheep, a40c above shorn
atock.
Reprasentatlvs sales:
11 western yearllns- 9fl 6 80
4f7 western lambs, feeder., Bfl 7 15
76 Wyoming lamba. shorn. 86 7 00
9t Wyoming Ismbs, ahorn 108 7 00
49 Colorado lambs. Culls W 8 00
64 Colorado ewea 101 I 74
467 Colorado lambs 47 7 44
til Colo, wth. A l-Tg. ahora.,107 8 00
CHICAGO L1VS9 STOCK MARKET
Cattle Hlaher, Hogs Steady fa jltroaa;
and Khee aad Lasab Lower.
CHICAGO,
lfcOffl head
n.n '.-T.ni i uv-narripia,
A Mil an ..Mr e. r, . .
i"ier, i'-.i jmv niKnrr; eieers,
86 twT.10: rows. I.tflrruii on: heifers . txtfrK
1.26; bulla, n.Ver.; calves, I2.50Q6.60; stock-
ers sno teeoers, u.anie H). i
Hit Nk ReTt-tr a XI f heart: wisrkat
Steady to strong: choice heavy shlnntns-.
86.9f134eo; butchers. t8.9(4.00; light mixed.
tS.Ho'jiJ.PO; cholc llrht, tS.BfyfM.OO; packing.
16 !fVfr6.90; pigs, H26j6 60; bulk of Bales, 86-00
454.06.
BHB7EP AND LA MRU TtSMlnti. 16 tVn
heed: market steady to lorfjioc lower; sheep,
5 0184.26; lambe. te.00ta77.t6: vearllnss. u.mcn
6.75. . ,
Kaasaa City Llv tlsrk Market. .
KANSAS CITY. April . CATTLE Re
ceipts. 6,600 head. Including 400 aoutherna;
market IWdlo bisrher: choice escort anc)
dreseed beef steers, 86.9r34jM.80' f sir to good,
84.7!tJ.45; western steers, K7fJJ.60; stock
er and feeders, 83.60j.26; southern steers,
S4.OMi4.3a; sou l hern cowa, 82-6O4.60; native
oow. 8-1. 2Tv. 160; native heifer. 84.6uati.10;
bull, t3.16ciS.Z; calves, t3.7!ti.0O.
HOO-Roe1pta, 1.400 head; market SffllOo
higher; closed weak; top, 96 80; bulk of
sale, 86.656.90: heavy. J6 5Tvyi6.80,' tArker
and butcher. 65.iOtf6.80i light. tX.MlS.70:
pla, 84 OSJ4.60.
krlAUr
AND TJIMRA nrtnta 1Afru
head: market weak to Ion lower- lemih.
t.00tuV7.46; ewea and yearllnr. .H4.40;
western yearling. lAOOttS.tO; western sheep,
t.7bJ.40; atockers and feeders, 3.25i&e.00.
St. Jpk Ltvt ttsrk Marlxet.
fiOA tM1IDU a -.-.(I . 1a . Hi - HI,
oalpta. i7 head; cattle Kgl5o higher; na
tlvea 16.&0&4.80: cows and hetf-r. ttrkv
100; stockers and feeders. 88.7fwa6.il6.
HOGS ReoeiDt. 1.2M hesA: market Be
hlgheritop, 86.80; bulk, l5.5r-!g.7S. . .
SHEEP AND . LAMFtS Receipts. . 8.584
head: market closed -Km- lower: lamba.'at.7
7.40; yearlings and wethsra, 6.i,S6. '
laws Citr Live Sttaeft Market.
SlOtTX CITT. Ia.. Anni taa-rflnanlal TeU.
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, t 1,6.10 head;
market JOB higher: beeves, 85.0ti4T6: cowa
and heifers. 84.00 6.66; stockera and feed
era. 94.0Oli4-76: cslvna and vaarlinai 11 MB
HOG44 Rcelrts, 1.109 head! market
steady; rang. t6.40rSC.6s; bulk, 36.9030. 66.
S4ek la Stgkt.
ReeelpU of live stock at tha six principal
western market yesterday
Csrn
Hogs.
,
l.lffl
8.400
t.yo
3.83
Sl.OuO
Sheen.
8,648
i6,'onfi
Ml
4.7V4
16,000
South Omaha '. ;. 1,775
Sioux City I.Ann
Kansas city 6 50
St. Louis l,tf)
St. Joaepb -667
Chicago I.. 14.000
Total
.26.731 48,176 41.6(4
RACE GAMBLIN3 DENOUNCED
Maaa Meetlagr la Brweklya, Addresd
ky Oerersor Hsgket, Berates
Lealmlator.
NEW YORK. April 90. -A remarkable
demonstration against race track gambling,
that at times assumed thai form of A per
sonal tnbut to Governor Hnghes, was mad
in Brooklyn- yesterday. Tbs demoast ra
tion began in tha streets leading to tha
Bedford branch of tha Young Men's Chris
tian association. Where tha governor Was
announced to address art Anti-race track
gambling meeting, - and attended th
speaker from his carriage to the platform
of tha spacious, hall..'
Tha mass meeting wa a Bonseertsrtaa
affair for men, called, tha chairman. Rev.
JoTitl Caraoa of th Cantral Presbyterian
church, explained, "with tha object of im
pressing upon soma of our representative
ln the legislature the noeaity f their
changing their views with regard t raa
track gambling," and ha added: "If they
do not chahge their views, wa will ae to
It that wa change tba men."
An hour before tha time art for th meet
ing the hall was crowded to tha doors,
while a thousand or mora people were la
th street outside. Governor Hughes ar
rival ln tha crowd that filled Bedford ave
nue from curb to curb was the signal for
prolonged sheering aad cries for a speech
to those Who could not get Into U4 ten.
For several minutes th dsmonst ration con
tinued. Mounting the steps of a convenient
doorway, tha governor spoke briefly, set
ting forth tha unoonatttuttoBsJttr of tha
present racing situation and warning his
auditors that upon them as cttiaena de
volved tha responsibility' of Seeing to U
that tha state constitution waa kept invio
late.
Within th hall ther was a aaaoo4 out
burst, th audlene first cheering and the
rising anjf singing "Th Star Bpaagled
Banner'', gs ta governor sin tied and re
peatedly bowed Ma acknowledgment.
After the-chalrmaa had explained th ob
ject 0$t'ne -gathering, -Governor . H exile
spoke. He referred to the charge that his
official conduct regarding tha aitaatloa had
taken the form ef 'executive usurpation.
'Wall, ha added. "I never will support
measure that I cannot openly and di
rectly discuss with ths people.
"The will of th people," be continued.
"must be obeyed and wa will not permit
th 4kaiatitbti4Mt ta be tricked. Th longer
tha matter im publicly debated, tha more
far-reaching will b ita consequences.'
The audience then adopted resolutions
nouncUig tba Parcy-Oray , act, which
make faas track gambling possible, and
demanded, tha paaaage of tha bills against
gambllug wliR h war reoeatts' defeated by
a "tig vol la ,tb elate aotikte. .
The Kan LkjU toe 47rorna on tha,
laiver-s gruurui uy auMif 11 4or Burv
day. T)m feiurw of 4ne gravea waa Ln
ytding or 4 tarry ia.oci.er' la center field
lmtttawlMia: KaiiKrs, l- Woodaril mit
SB
DATIptlAL ;Bi.E-
OF OMAHA , ; s
BASIC DXPOBTTS VAJaATVTCTSI),
Otttaen Sank Si Vraat Ooxsp?.
State Jpe14ry, . BartlsrvlUe, oklakoma,
Depoatta ta thla task Gl'ARANTEHD by th Stale
f Oklahoma Onarantr Fasd. New stats la pr.
Vitas ABHOLina SArlTT ts ear 4amUsra. Th
Stat xnarsnieae th Win at thU Bvonap en e.
mad ntidar ear aireanuHancea. Ws par IM treat
time deposits. Make roaoiuanea Is say tvra. 1
Informal Ion rorniahed spaa r"a.emv
X.argat rrtat Baak la , aster OUakoaaa.
MISSION TO OPEN BIG PLACE
Robel Gets Tweaty-rive-Yenr lease
tt Fourteenth and Douglas.
DORXITORY A1SD EATUfG H0US5
Arraatresaeat ' Mad Poaalbla as - fle
salt at A. T. KUpp Baring; tk
Eatlr Baildlac
Tkat Coraer.
Aa a result of A. T. ftiopp buying tha
building on tha southeast corner of Four
teenth and Douglas street th Union Oos
pet mission has bean enabled to secure a
five-year lease oa tha east , part of ths
building, which consist of B ' full store
room on th first floor, tw tipper Coir
running back 133 fet and a large base
ment, which will enable ths mission lo
carry out the plana made some lima sgo i f
establishing , mission restaurant and lodg
ing house.
The building waa ' formerly Owned by
eastern pertiea who did not ear to mak-
a leas and Superintendent C. T. Robel
of the mission was unable to. secure the
building unless he could buy the property.
Remodeling Is to begin at once and by
June 1 the mission will be In the new home
at 1321 Douglas street.
Tbe first floor, will be" a restaurant,
where coffee, butter and milk will be sup
plied at low pricea. Coffee, which la now
selling for 14 cents per cup at moat of the
reetauracAa, cn be gnd will b acid by the
mission for t cent Ths milk is to be real
without -the usual preservatives, and la
Superintendent Robel ha conducted acoh
restaurants before and used creamery but.
tef, ha asserts that he will aa nothing it
In Omaha. Customer will wait On -them-elves
and email tables seating four per
sons will be used. Each evening the tables
will be removed snd the room converted
Into an auditorium, where the meeting
will be held.
Tklrty Private TAeaass.
Thirty private rooms will b provided with
Ingle Iron beds containing sanitary mat
tresses and two sheets. These rooms will b
rented at moderate rttes And located on trie
front of the second floor. Bsck of these.
A free reading room with paper, .majxines
and books will be maintained. -
Tha third floor ia to b convened into a
dormitory where more than a hundred may
alaep. But every bed will have the hl
and good mattreases. They will be free to
those who have not a cent, in tha world
and all other will be charged a pittdnc.
The mission bath rooms and laundry are
to be located In the cellar. Those who da
!re to wash their 11 clothes may do so,
and those who have no money with which
to buy food may watB tha linen khd other
things about the rtctanrant and lodging
house, thus securing th necessities of life
until their luck turns.
,Mr. Robel conducted a similar mission in
Duluth which met with success and la still
being operated en the eiiglnal plan. The
mission on Douglas street will be known aa
"Union Gospel Mission No. L" a th In
tention Is to start another elmllar institu
tion as soon as tba first is opened and
proves what Mr. Robel says It will do. Th
present home of tba mission Is at ill South
Fourteenth street.
TEXAS RAILROADS TIED UP
Great TOWBaeg Doa ky Flawd ta A I.
KlaAa f Property ta .
Texas.
FORT WORTH Tex.. April 20. Tb Indi
cations today ar that th storm whir;
baa prevailed for the last several cays In
north Texas la about over. The waters are
reoedlng almost as fast as they cam a, ant
with no more rain within twa av three
daya, avenues ef travel will be reopened
and business will move again.
At thla time, however, the Taxaa a Pa
ct Ho transcontinental Una hi cut In two.
There has been rso train la from California,
or out to th west sine Friday moralng,
and th most eptlmletle of the raQread f
flcials do not hop to reopen frrarfla before
Tuesday.
Tba St. Leul A Baa Francis baa lost
mileg of traok between this etty and Brady
and ne great steel, bridge over the Laos
river Is reported to bare bean destroyed.
Traffic baa been abandoned entirely oa th
Fort Worth division.
The Fort Worth A Denver City baa a.
Gfiped actual washouts, but an trains ars
running ' lata. .,..-,,,
Th AUhlnaon, TopekA At Saata Fa is In
fair shape except between Parte aad Cle
burne, where It, baa suffered many wash
outs, ,
. The Missouri, Kanaaa At Texas ta alto
open and moving trains on delayed sched
ule. . . t
The Rock Island has abandoned Ra Dal.
kka-Fort Worth service entirely oa account
of soft tracks and ths cuts caving ta.
At the paeeanger at atlo ef the Texas A
Facifto here today hundred ef travelers
pm4 the day like A great camp, waiting
for trafTJo to be reopened-- . j,
T-iephoo and teleerrsmh wire are down
athd there la rso way to otnsaanioata win.
folate west trt Weiatkeef orrl,
At Waco tba" Brest rtvetl reached ju
n apaSew Bnawk p4 4 p. a today, when
sjustpa tnoasea Tarajh-fte-i feet. Kut
Weoo was (aovlnlnS try t. blXsUilng cf
teaaa, rwrlD BA tha fcjaefaad) fcf grUy
daT8edtai9 Ttitrndxeda or head ofOv stack
r 1
ttmrm SmawdrowBed.