Tin: OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20.' 1008.
.a .
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cold Weather and ImproTtd Demand
" ' Inductt to Steady ValtitV .'
JXZVATCa ETOCXS DECREASESO
frost Keaerte and m Fair nesaaad
Kent tha Crowd tram "elllag,
8Eaegt for tarn Beat.
1 ter'd aria.
OSAMA. April 28.
Grain values were fairly sleedy on gen
eral cold, weather, over the spring H ftl
sections and some Improved umnii botu
from, domestic markets and also, better n
qulrle from foreign market.
Elevator stock ara decreasing rapidly
. and arrival ara coming In extremely alow,
ill Her a at reporting a better conaumptinn
and they are bidding readily for flrat
quality of grain.
Wheat opened steady, with no particular
feature; (Tost report a and a fair demand
kept tha crowd from selling. Market
values held fairly strong, with scattering
buying. May wheat opened at Hq .ana
cloned at tr-'.
Corn opened" etsady," with th further fu
ture showing good strength and fair
advene waa realized. Tha corn sample
market waa strong and demand Improved
and preening. May corn opened at 81c and
closed at '. .("'" ..
Oata provr-4 Inactive and outalde of a
rood oaJh market llttla waa don.. May
option opened at 4fc and closed at 4ViC.
Primary wheat reoaLpt were 38,00i bush
els and shipments were tin") bushela.
airainst receipt laat year of ftft.OOO buahcla
and shipment of 7,.000 bushels.
Corn receipts wera Ml.ono bunhrla and
shipment were 477,ano bushel, agalnat re
ceipt Just your of n,nm bushels and ship
ment of fctt.OiO bushels.
Clearances wwns !3,n bushels of corn,
mr of oata and wheat and flour equal to
0.fW buahela.
Liverpool closed' at d higher to 4d
lower oa wheat and unchanged on corn.
Local range ot options; .
Artiel. Open. High-I Low. Cloae.j Tai'y.
Wheat I
May...
July...
ti K tf, 81.
M tt 83
,78. ,, . x 78 - 78
l ' ' a. " i, o'4
W'l 63 67' b.
r t. ' , m
AH 4944 I 4M t9
M
8
l
4J
Sept....
corn ,
May.v
Jiilv...
pt...
Oata
May...
- Oaaafea Caak rrlcaa.
WHKATKo," I hard, No. 1
hard. fwa-i-:Ko.- 4 hard, MSiWHci No.
aprlng. XybWe. . ,., -
COHN-i l, lftme: No. .Hfl)ic;
No. t yellow, 62; No. whit. ClfitilVtc.
OATB-Np. I mixed, itfyAVbr; No. S
white, VS4?Y?: No-' wblta. 47t4f7Ho.
RVK-No. J,.74'&7H4.;',No. a. ilOT3u.. .
Carlet Htnlttt. .
- " tit- ; Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Mlnnra,'l , ,.f...,'.;,v- 8
Omaha M
Duluth 46
14
1
CHICAGO, GaAHNAV PROTISIOJJS
FaataraaVf tha Trataa; mm Claaiaa;
rvtm ' hb r4 of Trad.
CHICAQOy April a.U-Ao'lHng on a liberal
era la caueed weaknesa today In the local
wheal market, the July delivery falling off
He. Corn waa off a ahade. Oata were un
changed, 'lid .provision were l7luo
higher.
'i he early wheat market ' waa atrong, be
rauaa of oald weather In the aouthweat.
later, prlcea declined, but aalde from their
figure at Uverpool there waa llttla In the
new of tha day to encourage aellera. Pri
mary , raceipta are. email, compared with
Jaat year, and tha world'a visible aupply
Hecreaaed t.atAOO) buahela. Tha market
rinsed wak and near. tha loweat point.
July opened unchanged to ' He lower, at
aXSiSHO, advanced to Kc and then de
clined to t644C,'' Tha I close waa at WTc.
Clearanoaa ef wheat And flour were equal
to M.300 buahela. Primary receipt were
tos.fco buahela, againat b4.000 on tha ama
day last . year, Minneapolis, Duluth mni
Chicago reported receipt of car,
alni f4l laat week and I7S a year ago. .
- torn waa firm early to the' da v.. Lcer,
rr'c weaker ,1. f TtitclosA waawea!
3'iiv ofvexi hrWe' l Sid filglier at
S2S?Jic," advanced SJHo-and then dn
rllned to Caiac. The Oloa waa at
ri"ie. local racetpta wera 106 can, with 2
f contract grade.
Oat war atendy ' at) day, July opened
unchanard at -c, aold up to iSo ani
cloaed at 46 Wo. Local receipt war SJ
car. . ,
Th - provlclona market . waa' quiet, but
prlcea war firm, because of a SQlOo ad
vance in tha price of liva hoga. t the
close July pork waa up 7HfflGo at $11 168
LAM waa up TMo at $8.J7Uaao.
Riba war 6c higher at rf.to,
Eatimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
8 care; corn. 7L cj-,,oata, 123 cara; hoga,
a.mo head. . . . '
Tha leadhitf tutnrea ranged aa follow i
Article. Opan.t High.) Low. Cloa. 8at.
Wheat
Mav.
July
' Sept. '
Corn-.
May.
July ,
Sept.
aofe-i,
aMay
bMay
July
bJuly
BepU
Pork-
May
July
Sept:
Ird
May'
July
Bept.
Jut ,
May
July
Sept.
8X4
6V
M . K3l
1V
w&mwj wit
i
M
4oW
awn1
46V
W4)
46
43
4(1,
'43HI
4:
T I 1 i
? I 27 U 17W
1ft at Jl 1 ca
Wn aid M
IS 0 1J &2Vi
OS
25
46
w
s oth r
S SO I I 36
474 I 45
. 4f .
0741'
I 034
80
THi I 40
IftTV IM I I g2 ITU
Tl3sKT7t4( 7 10 t TOt
7...tlim 78 7 30
ism
No. t. 014. bKw.
Caah quotation wera aa follow:
r"LOUR -eJe ady: winter patcntg. ILStWi
4.to; atraiKht. tlfa4.4u: aorin n.T,TiT
S.ofiJ.a; atraighta. 4.U5cl.o; bakera. $3.10
wHPJAT-No,v prlng. Wcfitl.06; No. I
red. fciV(ifse.!
CORN-No. ic; No. I yellow, frt4.
OATS No. t, Bc; No. I while. 4JVf7Mc.
F 4RLEY Talr t holco malting, T.Wr,
HCiM-ri, No. 1 northwiern, l.:t)V
prltn timothy, ti .'
PKOVlSIONS-Bhort rib ld" (Inoae)
f Vfi.'4.rH, Meaa rKrk. pr bW., Iil.oui
13. 1-V Lard. Per V H.OIia. Short
clear aldra (boxed). l7.K1i7.SOi
Following wera tha reeelpta and . ahla.
merit of (lour and grain:
. . . , Pecelpt. 6hlpnient,
nour, orn. , 23,) ;x
Wheat, bu Su.wjO ?? .-
Corn, bu. 4il OilO no i
oats, bu. ,,aw.v9 . txr.v
Fye, bu.
a.,.,. t m , .. I . IK XI
!.
Brley, b. I4,ai0 " 2i'.a)
un ne rmouct exenang loaay tne but
tr maiket a ateady; creamerlea. JOfiic:
!aiHe. J re4c, (ga. firm at mark, case
Included. Uc; flraia, lc; prim ftrata, Uc.
Cheeae, eaav, llfclJc.
' lCaaaaa Clly Graf a4 fravlelawaj ;
KANSAS C1TV. AarU WllKAT-Ln-ehaiifed;
Mav. 8i,o; July. 00ic; Septem
ber, lie C'esii No. f nurd. ItM-fill k
I hard, fcuvtc; No,. J red. (Nkc-U.60; No. t
red, fr.tiWic .,, "
. CORN Unchanged; Way. 0)c; July. Uc;
rep'euiber. ift'te. Cub; No, 2 niixed, -VM
t'ei aJSIiVV:. No, S white, ,i:wci
i-O. Willi , a.oi.
V; Ne. I uilaeu. fi 47'o.
l,A .r" .yn.0',i.',0', ohol,-e tlm.
Othy, f ,i! 00; chuk' prairie. IS.k5IW
. b Tl WK-Weik; i reamer)-, Sc; packing
Ki.a-iirm; fresh extra. 15c; currr.t
Receipt. Bliipni-ntB.
Wheat, bu,..
Corn, 'bu..
Oata,,bulVTl.(.
Ouotatlons at Kanaa City aa renorred by
JAjJan aV Jaryaa. Ne. i Borcl of Trade;
AMlclea. Open. Hih. Law. Qloa.
Wheat
May July
Ccru
Hay
July
It'ei "Iisi-M.! ."tw,
i I t ' .
aa ; . h
'4i . VH: 011
A- aaked. V bid.
LlvrsMi raiia elarkel '
ro. I r- w-!ra wiuler. -firm at 7 M :
e. I Cai;finala, aiaady at 7 ad. fuiure.
etadr; Mayr 7 M; July, 7a M; September,
a So.
CcjKN Spot, firm; new, American mld.
kiln dried, he d ; oM. American mixed,
firm at Uid - F"'nr, iM'et; May.-aa
0Vid.
WRATHRR IX TUB bRAItf BELT
r-ranably Fair Wewaeaalay, bat Kat
Moeh Cbaaaj la Tenateratar).
OMAHA, April 5. lia.
Generally clnudy weather followed lh
rain and anowa that' prevailed througn
out the uppfr Mltsourl and Mliirpl vl-lf-
during Monday and cloudy cnndltlmt
continue 'hi morning throuchout the upper
valleya, lake region and eaat to the roast.
Tha weather la generally clear throughout
the anuthern portion. Pnows are falling
this morning In Wyoming and Telloweton
park, with rain In western Montana. ' A
very alight but general rise in temperature
la shown west of th Mlsalsstppl river to
t he-mount sins, but cooler weather I gen
eral on the Pacific elope, and (ha out link
la favorable for continued cool In thlj
vicinity tonight and Wednesday, with
protably fair weather.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
. 19". lSf.7. ISO. 19H.
Minimum temperature;.., ft? M M &
Precipitation 00 .U T .uj
Normal temperature for today, IS decreet
Deficiency in precipitation lnca March I,
131 Inchea.
rwicleney corresponding period In 1W7,
2.78 Inchea.
Deficiency corresponding period In lfOS,
.M of an inch.
. U A, WELSH.. Local rorccater.
Corn aad Wheat Regiaa Raltetla.
Tor th twenty-four hoiira ending at J a.
m 78th meridian time, Tuoaday, April XS,
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Station. Max. Alln.. fall. Fkv.
Ashland, Neb.... MKT Cloudy
Auburn. Neb 52 3 .fo Cloudy
Columbua. Neb.. 47 81 .00 Cloudy
Falrbury, Neb. ... M US ,o Clear
Fairmont. Neb... 48 9 .00 , Clear
Or. Island, Nob.. 4 Jl .ni Pt. cloudy
Ilartlngtne, Neb. 44 T Cloudv
Hastings, Neb.... 47 14 .(" Pt. cloudy
Oxkdale, Neb..,. 3D 81-, .00. , cloudv
Omaha, Neb...... 45 . si' ,T Cloudv
Tekamah, Neb... 4 85 .00 Cloudv
Alia, la S9 8 ,04 Cloudv
Carroll. Ia 42 I Jt) , Cloudr
Clarinda. la 48 II T Cloudy
Plhley, I 40 1)2 .08 pt. cloudy
Bloux City, la.. 40 34 T Cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 p. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp.. Rain.
Station. Station. Mix. Mm. Inches.
Chlcgo. Ill , U . 4 M .10
Columbua, o ,17 U - In' M
Des Moines. Ia.... IS 44 14 .li)
Indianapolis. Ind. 13 M 40 '.01
Kansas CKy, Mo., S3 B3 - 84 f
tiflulavllle, Ky 19 t - 40 .01
Minneapolis, Minn. 23 84 80 '..12
Omaha, Neb l . 44 . 32 . T
Bt. Iuls, Mo 12 H JO T
Freealng- temperature were general In
Nebraska, the Dakota and Minnesota and
occurred at point In Missouri and Iowa.
Light precipitation occurred In all district
within the laat twnty-four hours.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
NEW YORK GE5ERAL MARKET
tlaotatloas af tha Day a Varloa
Comntodltlea.
NEW YORK, April 2ii.-FLOUR-ecelpta,
14,1N bbls; exports, J.SOO bbia. Markut
steady with light trade. Minnesota paienta,
W.luyo.iu; winter straights, M.iwUH-W; Min
nesoia bakera, H.l((4., winter extraa,
iX.o&U 10; winter patent. 4.5084.bO; winter
low grade, 8S.40O4W. Rye flour, firm;
fair to good. 4.4i4.t0; choice to fancy,
f-i.U6S5.15.
COKNMEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low, 1.468l.u; coarse, 1.4o1.4fi; kiln dried,
13.86. ,. .
RYE Firm; No. i western, 0c t. o. b. '
WHEAT Receipts. 6,000 bu.; spot market
eaay. No. 2 red. 81054 elevator; No. i red,
81.0.H f. o. b. afloat; No. I northern Du
iuth, I1.14H f. o. b. afloat; No. I hard
winter. l.u!i f- o. b. afloat. With the ex
ception ' of occasional forenoon rallies,
wheat Waa generally depressed today by
easy cablee, prediction for belter weather
and liquidation, closing lVfcc to lHc net
lower. May, 1.UM1.07. closed J1.0;
July, aft'l.trWHe. closed JfeHoj- September,
W"u93l,c cloaed .814C. . , - ,.
CORN Receipts, 8,lu0 bu.: spot market
firm. No. ' 2,, Tfrilbr uo&Ul)al"elettor and
740 f. o. B. afloat; No. 2 white. 7tVio and
No. 2 yellow nominal f. o.- b. afloat. Op
tion .-market vti . without transaction
Closed Ho higher to Ha lower. May closed
ifc,o, juiy ciosea 4lc, eptmbr closed
634o.
OAT-Recelpt. eno bu.; spot market
firm, Mixed oata, 'ti to 32 lbs . (444c; nat
ural white, 26 to 32 lbs., fi&tt&So; clipped
White, 32 to 40 lbs., 6H&3c.
HAY Firm; - good to choice,. 9B(t7V4c.
HIDES Dull; Jttogota, 17c; Central Amer
ican, 17c. ... .t
LEATHER Quiet; acid. 19270.
PKOVlSiUN&-Bef. ateady; family, $18.60
tgl7.UD; mesa, 813 &otfl4 00; beef ham. 826.TOi)
2S.00; packet, 3l4.6uia 15.00; city extra India,
me, 4J4.OOu-05.00. Cut meats, ateady; pick
led bellies, 89.0010 00; pickled ham, 810.00.
Lard, firm; western prime, - $S lfal.2S; re
fined, dull; compound, 27.7fc-48.0i). Pork,
Irregular: family, 16.tOi'u-17.50; ehort cleara,
riS.iVfl 17.00; meaa, 8H.Wa'15 W.
TALLOW-Steady; city (32 per pkg.), BV4C;
country (pack, free), 6i3&a.
RICE Steady; domeattc, fair to extra, 39
6c; Japaneao, nominal.
CHEEbE Eaay; full - cream special.
1644c; alai full cream, amall, white, fancy,
l&ut (tate full cream, large and amall. col
ored fancy. 14Hc; state, fair to prima,
13c; state common, I64a; state, winter
made. frij'lOHo.
BUTTER Steady; creamery specials, 27c;
extra. 2614c; third to flrat. Ii2-J6c; held,
common to special, lsM; atat dairy,
common to choice, lt26e; proeeaa, common
to specials. lfrffJ4c! western factor firsts,
20c; imitation creamery, flrsta, D22c.
EGOS Weak; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy aelevted white, lSVkc; good to
choice, i;Hl8c; brown and mixed extras,
lfiH-Wl'Hc; freh gathered atorage packed,
174i l"4c.
POULTRY Dressed, n weaker; turkey.
j:17c: towla, lW14o.
I.
St. Laal Ceaeral Market.
BT. IjOVIB, April 28. WHEAT Lower;
track. No. 2 red, cash. ll.OOH'frl.O! ; No. 2
bard. 97ct5H.04V4; May, c; July. KPn.
CORN Weak; track. No. 2 cash. 6tc;
No. I white, V4flti7c; May, 3c; July.
81 HC
OATS-Steady; track. No. ,2 cash. 494c;
No. 8 white. 63c; May: 47c; July 4bc.
FLOCK Dull; rtd winter paienta. 14 5o
4.80; extra fancy and ' straight, . I4.10&4. 6o;
clear. 83.H6n3.70.
SEED Tlmoihy, ltdv ;' ' 3,0txg2 6ft.
CORNMEAL Steady; 83.00. ,
BRAN Strong; aacked, east track, I1.304J
'HAY Firm j timothy, IS.5OJrU.80; prairie,
IK.6ikji12.0O. - - - . . .
I HON COTTON TIES II 00.
BA(M3INO 7c.
HEMP TWINE 8c.
P.R'Jel9N-pork- steady; jobbing.
rr.7f-n7.86. Dry salt meata. teadv; boxed
extra shorts, 37 60; .clear, ribs, . 37.S7V4; ehort
clears, 87 76. Bacon. tmlv; boxed extra
short. $ii.2; clear ribs, s.li:4; abort clear,
PorLTRY-Bteady; chlckena, nc;aprlngs
turkeys, llirflic; duck. c; aeese 6c
B( TTER Lower; creamery, ZlUMVkC
EGGS-Bteady at 13c, caae count
... Receipt. Shipments.
riour. DDI. ...... j.o.10. - sw
u S4.UU0 - 44.0110
. orn. ou gT.rtm - 47 u
Oata. bu.,......y,.......-.. 14,00V ti.vn
Visible plr af Crala.
NEW-YORK. April 38,-Bpeclal cablea
and telegraptilo communications received
by Br.lireei today show the following
change in available supplies as compared
wlili previous account:
Wheat, Cnltu States, east of Ruckle
decreased 1 .660,000 bushels: Can.rf.
creased, !.um buael, total fulled Stiles
and Canada decreased 1. 74A.no bunhs'.
Afloat for and In Europe, decreased 2,uu,0u0
Dusneis. juiai amer.can and European
decreaaed. 4.S4&.000 buahela.
Corn. Cnlted Statea and Canada, de-
crfiq i ew.uKi Dusneia.
Oats, i'nlted Btatea and Canada, de
creased 4." 600 bushels.' - -' ' . v '
Tha leading docreases reported this week
follows: " ' ,
Manitoba. 654 000 bushels; Chicago private
eievaiura, (uo.v-u mifj'ifu lesumaied); iJn
aula and vloiuit t(xv t'ushels.
Mllwaafec, Grata .Market.
MII.WAt'KKK. pi . 7 - WHEAT
Steady; No. I. rwirt ).', 41. I ; No. I
norlM-ru, n.ieu-iw;-jiti)-. r- KM.
WAB.IA Dull. 0,. 'S, k iMiipiev 14
. corn Ftrs; X 3 'calt. giSiwc; iSay,
ie bid. '.'' ''.., L m
DalQtht eraM Market.
DI'l.I'TH A 1 1 !! ' V -WllfVTJSa.' 1
n-u-lwro l.'t'.'-: No. J n.iriheiw. -Ititia;
My. ! .-: Juiy, tl Ol'o. September. tVc
OATS i!i
NEW YORK STOCKS ASD BONDS
Market ii Strenj tad Volume of Cea.1
iD(f Incretsti.
vmom FACinc leads advance
ttther Traaaewatlaealal leeaea Rise
la (yaapath, hal Cieaeral List
la Spotty aael Ir
. regalar.
NEW YORK, April .-The stock market
today gave a striking demonstration of
strnngtn and expanded substantially in vol
ume. The figures ot tne aggregate salea do
not fully bear out the apiearance of ex
treme animation in th market, which waa
due to great activity In several selected
slocks, ihese were, at the aame time, the
most conspicuously strong stock in the
market and were carried up to prlcea not
touched since some 4lme beiore the finan
cial crisis of last October, t'nlon Pacific
waa the conspicuous leader of the move
ment and Ita price ha recovered more I it
proportion than any other stock in the list.
Bale also were the largest since the panio
period In October. Today's movement car
ried with that stork in closest sympathy
other member of the transcontinental
group In which conditions resemblo most
clearly those of Cnlon Pacific. Bt. Paul
was especially prominent, but the Hill
atocks also got the full benefit of the sym
pathetic effect. The movement was spotty
and uneven, some prominent stocks corning
tardily Into the movement and some of
failing to respond at all. In the former
class were the metal Industrials. After re
maining sluggish throughout the earlier
part of the day these stocks were moved
Upward later, aa though to rectify the
artificial appearance of the movement. The
advance showed every evidence of skilful
and resourceful leadership and the conviction-
wa genera) amongst the rank and
flla of opfratora that It had the favor and
upport of the gret powers In the hanking,
railroad and financial World. Opinion re
mained somewhat divided aa to how far
this support 1 offered to the marhet from
a feeling of encouragement over the Im
proved Investment demand reflected In th
Pennsylvania bond sale or how far It may
be devised to foster and stimulate that de
mand and help other projected new capital
Issue. New development continue mixed
in character, abundant money resources on
the one hand and continued depression In
Industry and commerce on the other.
The aggressive advance ln prlcea of rail
road atocks in fsce of the llnsistent com
plaints of railroad officials' of contracted
earning and government restrict lona which
hamper effort for recovery makes an Im
pressive contrsst and suagsata a motive of
po'ley designed apparently to assuage hos
tility. The indulgence sought for the pro
posal to advance freight rate, now under
active dlacusslon. la a measure In point.
That measure wa much discussed aa a
factor In th rise In stocks. Of mora Im
mediate effect wa the belief that the sup-
Eort had been secured for the coming
nlon Pacific bond issue with large foreign
participation. A special argument In the
case of St. Paul waa the aupposltlon that
parta of the company' Pacific coaat ex
tension will begin earning something In a
short time. Northern Paclflo waa espe
cially strengthened by th revival of old
speculative rumors of an Intended large
rxtra distribution of profit. The Issuance
of th call by the secretary of the treaaury
for return of $46,000,000 of government de
posits with the banks, a first Installment
of 820.000.000 payable, on- or before May 9.
met an expectation long held In the finan
cial district and caused not a ripple beyond
soma early decline In foreign exchange
rates, which were later recovered for the
most part. A hardening of discount rates
In London waa an offsetting factor and es
timates were not altered of heavy engage
ments of gold tomorrow for Thursday'
movement. The president' message reiter
ating contentlotia which have caused per
turbation among th peculatlYe element on
previous occasion wa accept d calmly and
without affect on atocka. Tha unevennea
of th day'a atrength left ome conaplcu
Oua atocka with not enough vantage ground
on tha reaction when profit-taking aet In.
to leave any of their gain. - The change
show a sprinkling of losses In consequence.
The flgurea of th United States Steel quar
terly report were not available before the
Stock exchange session closed, but tha
earnings conform closely to eatimate cur
rent for several days past.
Bonds were Irregular.. Total sale,' par
value, 84,640,000. I'nlted State bond wera
unchanged on call.
Following were th aale 1 and rang of
prlcea on th Stock exchange today: t
. .1 - . , ). High, Lew. Oose,
AasMjr Eiprsts . ..... i?6 .
Aaiemte4 Copper 44.3 ti 44
Aa C. f 1 3.K0 4' 4 944
Am. O. g. M 1 Mi
Am Cot I OS Oil 2.M0 17 tf
Am. Cotton Oil M '
Americas Bxpma ..... lit)
Am. H. A I.. p4 yv ! 1 14
America tea L8U0 84 244 34
Am. Uuh4 Oil H
Am. Unseea Oil pM
Am. Leeotaottve 8,4no 474 4 44
Am. Leoomotl pM.... 104 M M it
Am. g. R 88.4O0 1t 74i . 71
Am. g. . B. pfd 40 444 44 M
Am. Buaar Rsflnlsf !. 1 1"4 1"H
Am. Tohseeo pti ells.. ...... K H ft i
Anscosda MtDlu Co T.4i H
Atchlsoa Il.ion 1 744 T4
Atchison pM , 4 l4i W4
Atlantic Coast Um 4"0 n TT
Bsltlmora A Ohio 4. WD N4 H4 S
Bl. Ohio pt M
Hrooklra kpl Tf 14.800 4444 414 4Tt
(saunas Fields U. 1444 14 1M
Csatrsl ot Kaw Jcrcay ..... 144
Chssapeake Obn. 4.4UO 144 4 M
Chtosao Ot. W, l IH i
Chlcaxo N. W l a 1M4 104 1M
c. m. at. P 41,400 iw lw tn
Cblcsfo T. 4V T i
Chlraao T. A T. ptd 8
C. C. C. a . L. 1.1' 87 4Mi M4
Csloraa t. I p 844 844
Colorado at Bo 1. U4 84i 11
Coto. A so. 1st pra . 10 (44 64 4
Cola. A Bo. 44 (4 0 W 4 44
CoasalKlalad Oaa ( t0 la U?4 14
Corn rroouots 3. Ml 16 144 14
Cora Product ptd 1 44 '04
txiaware A Hadsoa !. It4 164 1W
Del.. L A W " 4T4 474 4
Lwrnsr A Rio Orand 1 11 tt 21
D. A . O. pfd a
Ulailll.ny SoeyrHlM 14 U 8t 84
En !. It t4 14
Erl 1st 4 7"0 444 4 44
krl 8 pfd !44 24 14
Ossaraj CiMtHs 144 14 144
llllaol Cantral t HI 1 111
Imsnistloaal Pa par 4U0 104 10 4
1st, Paper pld 4
Int. Parup 84 . 8 24
Int. Pump pfd "4 'i 74
Iowa Central I.HII 144 IMi 164
lo-a Central pfd t.ouO 84 16 14
Kan mi City So " 4 t atit
K. C. Bo. ptd !. U 44 4k
Ltltav1U A N t.iwi lv4 lu4 14M4
Mexican Csatrsl 3.4 li 14 16
Miss. A St. L 8UD 144 14 14
M., t. P. A . . M 111 1U 111
m . at. p. a a. a. m. ptd.. u
Miaaosrt Pacific 4 fcfO S 4S 44
M., K. A T t,S00 . J4 24 4
M . K. A T. ptd 7 6S U 4 Mi
Katlosal LMd f.I0 4t 67 47
H. R. R. of M. pfd 47
Saw Tor Central 11.400 101 ! in
N. V.. O. A W Wo Kt) -14 - . 14
Nortolk A W 1.U4) ti. ts -
N. A W. pfd 44
Nonh Ameritaa v 64 , 64 . "7
Pa.n Mall 1 !0 17 ' V '
P.oaylvajii I....... 84.PO 111 110 111
PMpla's tiaa 8.PM 12 PI 4 '
P.. C O. A Bt. L 10U 7t T4 71
Prsaaad ileal Car 1 44 J
PreaaSMl . C. pld 40 44 44
Pullma Psisce Or.. SuO It at ju
Kaadin 1M.1 llu lul It
fleadtni lat pfd t
gaadlng Id ptd 7n 41 tlt tu
Repueilo Btaol ... 1.700 II . 17 17
ItapufcHa Steal pld 1.7'0 M It a7
Rork lalssd ... U 14 14
Kork Inland Ce. pfd 14.6K la tit l
Bt. L A . P td pfd H 84 84
st. iuts a. w 14 144 iiv
1. 1- ..W. pld 4 loH 14 444
histhara Paciris 44, 4 JO 74 T7 Ta
Bo. Parlfla pfd 40 114 114 4 11414
Bo. Hauw.r s.voe U. 14 14
Bo. Railway pfd 41 40 55
Txaa A Pacific 4" 1 1 1
T.. Bt. U A W.... K 17', 17 17
T . Bt. U A W. pfd 4 41 4i 4
ta'oa Pa.-tfic ;.3o4 111 iuh 14
Islos Pacific pfd. 4U4 u at w
V. EiprwM S4
V. B. Really-.. li
V. B. Rubber 1.10 81 8 31
V. B. Rubbar pfd 44
V. i. Btssl 1U4 -4 47 14 lai.
V. B. Sterl pfd Ill 101 !' 1D1
V -Carolina t brtoUal ..... 4o4 81 n 1
Va aro. Cheaj. pld . 44 M4 It
Wabaak 4 11 11 !
Wabaah pfd 4v 14 14 IP
tYrha-Par(o Cioraas , U
Waatlsfbouaa Jiiatrtc 44 44 ao
Waatara I Bios 4)00 414 61 41
Wkealln A L. R 4 4 4 1
Wlaconala Canml v 10) 14 14 14
Vila. Contral pfd 4w 41 ' ' 'S
Konbara Factfls if) 1M 1J" !.
Cestrai leather I P 8) a 14 4
teutrai Urathar pfd 11 41 44 y
Bloaa-S4af(tsll atael H , 441
Graal Nortbara pld 14 ea l.-'4 1J u
Intarnoroustl Mat I 1' 1 l
lal. MM. pfd - I.OUO t HL
ItakCepper 114 II 8) 1
laial atlas tot las day. l.ii:.i tbarea.
Bask Clearlaga.
OMAHA. April N -Bank clearing for
today were 11,613.(13.86 and for the corre
sponding dale last year tl.6ta,Bc.L3.
Treaaary Slatensrat. . .
WASHINGTON. April ZS.-Today'a tate
ment t.l b treasury balance in the grn
eral fund, exclusive of the $ian.'ie).u0 g,ld
reserve, show. Available cash balauce,
C4M.44a.79: gold coin and bullion, r,t.4:
gold certificates, 8:4. 1)4.
New Tark Maaey Market.
NEW YORK. April 3t -M O N KT-On call,
ay, per cenf; ruling rate. 1 per
cent; closing-bid, 1 per cent; offered at
3 per cent. Time loan, slightly firmer but
dull: sixty days. per cent: ninety days.
?3 per cent; six months. SHWS per cent.
I'HIMfS MRKCAN.TII.I-J PAPER 44J4V4
per rent.
UTERUKO- EXCHA NO K rosier, with
actual business in banker' bills t 14. 874
fit 878 for d-mand and at 34 44.s470 for
sixty-day bills; commercial bills. 34.84V
K1I.VKR Har. WVc; Mexican dollar. 47.
BiNL8 Government, ateady; railroad, lr
rej-tilar.
The following ara tha closing quotation
on bonds:
V. R. ref Is, re f3Vah. e. . 4a PS4
d M'lfMs 1"4 M-i. Central 4a. 41
C. B. is. rag 114 'So 1st Inn 14
de 4oupoa ,...l14Mtna. A St. L. 4a.. f
V. B. saw 4a, reg....H4 M . K. A f. 4
d ronpoa 124 do la una.
Am. Tobacco 4s it N R. R. ( M. a. 4s
do 4. 1W4,N. T. C. ( I4 84
Atchlana fen. 4a 44 N. J. C. . 4a
Alchlenn sdl. 4a 47 N. Pacific 4. ....... .1n.
Atlantis C. L 4s 444 do la 74
Bat. A Okie 4s N, A W. e. 4a st
do I4s 'HO. s. U rsf. 4
Rrk. R. T. e. 4a f 14 Pans. . ! MS
Central ot Oa. 6s 1' Readln n. 4a. 97
do lat Ine 4R. L. A I. M. e 4a..l0
So M Inc.: 44 St. L. A B. P. tg. 4a. 74
do 84 inc.... 48i. U 8. W. . 4.. 44
Ches. A Ohio '.... 4 Seaboard A. U 41.... 44
Chlcso A A. l4a.... 41 eso. Pacific 4a 444
C. R. A Q. a. 4a. ... 44 do lat 4a ctfa 80
C. R. I. A P. 4a..... 41 4s,,. saiiway 4a 44
So col. 4 7JTetaa A P. la 110
CCC. A Bt. L. . 4. 44 T.. Bt. f A W. 4S.. fi
Colo. nd. 4s. aer. A. IT tains Pacific 4a K
Cnto. A Be. 4s.... 8.. do ct. 4a 4
Cuba 6s 108 V. B. Bleel 3d 84 47
t. A R. 0. 4a 14 Wabsah la 104
manners' Bee. 8s.... 7?4 do deb. B 44
Erl p. I. 4a H Western 8(4. 4a 44
do eV. 4 44 w. A L. R, 4a...... 44
nocklns Val. 44s.....li Wia. Central 4s 1
Japan 4 TK Atchlaes er. 4 4
do 444 rtfa S4 do c. I...., ii
do M series 80 lot. Met. 44 44
U A N unl. 4a 44
Bid. Offers.
Boston rioatatsT taelxa.
BOSTON, April 28. Money, call loan. 2
tli per tent; time loans, 3V96 per cent.
Th following were tha Closing crices on
stocks and bonds:
Atcblsns adj. 4s 44 Adventsr 14
do 4 t... 4t Allones 26
Me. Central is ; Tl Amalgamated 40
Atrblens nAtiaml , I
do prd 44Blnhm
Rnatoa A Albany 801 ral. A Hsnla 836
Rnatna A MaJs.,....Id CastenMal
Rnatne Klevitad 1J4 t opper Rang 47
Fltchbtirt pfd 1V Paly West iZ
Mcsleaa Central ..... 144 Franblla 7
N. T., 14. H. A H...U Oranbr 0
t'nloa Psolfle 1M4 tale Rnyal 1
Am. Ama. Ckem 114 Macs. Mining 84
do pfd 14 Micniraa H4
Am. Pseti. Tube...... 6 Mohawk 47
Amer. Boxar trT Old Domlnlea 84
do pfd 114 Osceols 4
Ana. T. A T 114 Parrot 14
Am. Woolea W Qiilnry a
do pfd 41 Shannon n
Rdlann Klec. Illu. ... .3U S4 Tamarack 40
General Rleotrle 144 Trinity M i
Macs. Rlectii 1 Pnlied Copper , 4
do pfd 444 U. R. Mining J7
Mass. Oaa 4S (r. g. Oil vi
Unite Prslt 147 rtsh , IHV
United 8. M...M- 63 Victoria 3
do pfd 84 Winona 4
V. B. steel 84Wolrerla 1J8
do ptd (.,..1004
Bid. MAsk4.
Laadoa Cloalac Stocks.
Ixndon closing stock qunratlona:
Console money ... 14 t 14 Mo , Ran. A Texas.. 844
d accoant 84 New York Central. ..losu
Anaconda t Nortolk A Weetars.. 474
Atcklson IJ4 o pfd ....81
do pfd II Ontario A Western.. 44
Baltimore A Ohio.... 47 Pennsylvania 41
Canadian Pacific ...1404 Rand Mlnee 6
ChssapaaA A Ohio.. 84 Reading 44
Chi. Oroa.1 vVeetara.. 4v, Boulharn Ra4lway ... 11
Chi.. Mil. A 4H. P. .181 do pfd 41
fa Beer 10 Bouthanl Pacific ...10
benvar A Rle Orsnd 31 Unloa Paeirie 140
do pfd 44 do pfd M
rt 144 United Btate Stotl.. Ifi
de lit ptd 86 da ptd 103
do 84 pfd 24 Wabash 11 4
Grand Trmnk 14 do pld , 14
Illinois Central lsl Bpanlah 4s ?
Loulavllls A Kaab.,10 Amaltamaled Copper.
SILVER Bar, steady at 24 U-16d per
ounce. ' .
MONEY 2V4 per cent,
- The rat of discount in th open market
for short bills , la 24 per cent; for three
months' bills. 2 13-1T4.- per cent
New York MlalM taelu. .
NEW YORK, April 28.Cloin quotation
en mining stoch warwr
Adams Cos 'i LUI la Thief r
" Ontario. . ....4f0
""" Opblr.,.,.. 349
Brunswick Coa Potest
Corns' ock Tur.nel .... 14 RaesM u vw....ii'
Cos. Csl. A Va-...,. 44 , Sierra. Keead a
Horn gtlesr , 14 Bmall rlopas.,., 14
Iran Rllrsr .....10 standard lie
Lsadvliis Cos ,,6 -. j
. m j
Foralga ITtaavaciaL'
PARIS. April 38. Price on tha Bourse
today wera heavy. - i- -
BERLIN. April 3.-Prlcea 4n the Bouraa
today were Irregular, but mostly firm.
Pennsylvania waa strong on tb success of
the bond Issue.
LONDON, April Si-Money waa In good
supply aod ateady on tb market today.
Discounts were flrm gnd th fear that
Secretary Cortelyou In balling government
deposit may check th gold export to th
continent caused an Increased demand for
gold here. The Stock exchange ha not
yet succeeded In shaking off the effect of
the recent new lsauea. Consols further
relapsed today and brought down other
British aharea with them, but they har
dened In tha afternoon on eovarlng opera
tion Part aold foreigner, especially
Ruaslana, while copper share dropped on
the American cut in copper. American -fJ?r,t.'a-,l,,ird
d"y chaerfully under
the lead of Chicago, Milwaukee A St, Paul
and Lnion Pacific and th low priced Is
sues received good attention for continental
account. In the afternoon New York
Southern Paclflo. I'nlon Pacific
ard Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul. Thl
rengthened tha whole liat and the mar
ket finished atrong.
Metal Maxttat.
NEW YORK,' April lie. METAL There
was u sharp decline In the London tin
market, with spot closing at 143 10a and
future. 141 Ua. Locally" tha market w"i
eaay and lower In aympathy. with quota
tiona ranging from 2il.4bi.M. Copper wa
V0Wr.Jn L?n('OB- with spot quoted at
67 7a (d and future at 68. Locally
there, wa a weak tone, but pricea were
unchanged. Lake I quoted at U2.12S&
i8ir!:!etlr?ly,'0 MiBM'llJI, and casting:
112.2012.60. Lead was unchanged In
th rklt firm and
" had hlfhar. at M.OfX4.6A Spelter d
cllned to In London, but th local mar
ket was unchanged at Hw54.66. Iron was
lower In the Kngllsh market, with standard
foundry quoted at 60 and Cleveland war
rants at 61a 2d. Tha local market waa un
fT5.Alel; N.0- J foundry northern. i7.6txa
18.00; No. 2. 17.006m17.5o: No. 1 aoutliiern and
No. 1 southern sort, IJ.l0iS-17.?5.
.ST' J:l-:jprn is MKTArA-Tad.
firm at 33.94,00. Bpaltgr, arm at H66.
Waal Market.
BO6T0N. April 28.-WOOL-The local
wool situation continue unsatisfactory
Trade la .quiet and transfers have been
few. dealings being almoat wholly con
fined to amall Iota. The leading western
quotations range as follows: Kentucky
Indiana and Missouri three-eighths blood!
2bu?7c: Quarter blood. fikrr.jO. H-oi. u.i.
ues: Texas, fine 13 months, fcyfetic; 6 to 8
uiunwis, .soHtw; line, oioc. California,
northern, 6oii67c; middle county, 6oi4i6iic
Bouthern, 6jb6oc: fall, tlfctoc. Oregon!
eastern. No. I staple, 6rr,c! No. 1 cloth
ing, fcm&c; valiey. No. 1. 4Au0c. Territory
fine staple, 6b.atloc; fine medium staple, if.
fcic; fine medium clothing, 4Vi60c; fine
clothing. SOiaooc: half binod i&nr... th.-
eighth blood, 4uo0c : quarter blood. 42
twc. rviicn extra, wjiac; fine, 6uB5Sc
a-aupera. 44i48c.
BT. LOUIS. April 28,-WOOL-Market
uun; oTOium graaes com Ding and clothing
iTOlic; light fine, 144ii44rc; heavy fine, 10
tint, uu wasnea, ixgac.
Cattaa Market.
NEW YORK. April S8.-70TTON-Fu-tures
opened weak; May, l.nge; July, 8 2tc;
August, l iue; 4)ctober. 1 33c; December,
i.&o: January. I tic; March. 3 lie
GALVfcBl'ON. AprU 37,-COTTGN-Lower
at tPw.
NEW YORK. April 28.-COTTON-Spot
cinseti noncnai; nnauitng uplands. 10. 00c;
middling gulf. lg'J&c. Salsei, 4 bale.
NEW ORLEANS. La.. Aorll a.-rtvnnw
Spot market quiet and eaay; aale. 1.60
pales; low ordinary, ajc. nominal; ordinary,
86 16c; good ordinary, 74f: low middling,
8c; middling, 8 13-18: good mi.lrtm,
10i-lc; middling fair, lflj-ic; fair. II 7-lo.
nominal.
ST. LOVIS. April SI.-rTTON-8teady
middling. 10r: Bale, none: receipt. 60 bales
shipment, Ml bale; stock. t,7I bale.
Philadelphia r rod ace Marhet.
PHIIJiDEXPHIA, April 28. BUTTER
Market steady, fair demand: extra wealero
creamery. ac; nearoy prints, c.
KOie-Firm, good demand; Pennaylvania
and oiber nearby first tfre caaesi. ln'o
at mark: current receipt In returnable
caae. the at mark; wcateea flrata (free
cases). lc at mark; current receipt (free
caaesi. Ir- at mark. .
CH ERikl Market dull, lower; New York
full crearua, ttioKC, ltaltc
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Esef Etr Slow tnd Ltwer, with
Cowi Fully Stetdy.
noc-s orm stboxq axd higkis
Maderw4 Raa af Bath Bhee-a aa)
Laaahs, hat Trade la Very Dall, .
with TeaaVeaey af Val.
Lawer.
80TTTH OMAHA. April 2ft, 1fn.
Reeelat wera: Cattle. Hers. Sheen
Official Monday 3 6:2 6,iOH .!
eatimata Tueaday g.ioo u.ooo 3,5i
Two dar thla Week.... 7.833 14 one 111
"ama day laat weak 1644 3 til U.fVi
Sam day 3 week ago.. 7.244 V,V 7,1ft
Bam day 3 weeks ago.. 1.106 8.RR7 72.214
Same daya 4 weeks ag--lt .16 14 4H
Sam daya laat year ll,fl U.304 13,233
The following table show tha receipt of
cattle, hoga and sheep at South Omaha
for tha Var to gate, compared with last
year: lsna. laaT. Inc. Dee,
Cattla 2P0.371 ST164S 74,171
Hog am. sat 7?4.tVfl 14,121
cheep 47,4d tW.sua 18L2M
Th official number of cara of Block
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hoga. Sh'p. Hor'a.
C. M. 4 BL P I
2
Wabash . 4
Missouri Paclflo ...... I
Cnion Paclflo a
1
4
M
a
11
C. at N. W east 1
C. AV N. W., west
C, St. P.. M. O.... 33
C B. Q.. east 7
C, B. t Q, west It
C. R. U P., east.. I
C. R. I. ft P.. wet.. 3
Illinois Central 3
4
1
Chicago Q. W 1
Total recelnt 2
16$
It
Th disposition of th day'a receipt waa
as follow, each buyer purchasing tha num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hog. Sheen.
Oman a parking Co ,
Swift and Company ,
Cudahy Packing Co
61 1843 81
Ml 3.641 4fV0
RM 8.54 1.7o
.212 1.113 1.001
?1
t,n ....
M 137
17
323 ....
62 18 ....
20
122
48
I .
6
24 ,
in ...1
73
196
13 vi
1X3
45
It
1
24
Armour ft Co ,
Hoffman Packing Co
Kings n packing Co ,
St. lyotii Packing Co
Union Dressed Beef Co...,
Bwartaachlld 4 SuUb'r...
Vansant ft Co. ,
Carey ft Benton
Ixibman ft Rothschild...,
W. I. Stephen ,
Hill ft Son
F. P. Lewis ,
Huston ft Co ,
J. B. Root ft Co ,
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Huss
U Wolf
Mccreary ft Carey ,
Bam Werthlmer
H. F. Hamilton
Roth '.
F. O. Inghratn ,
Sullivan Bros ,
Lehmer Bros. . . ,
N. O. Butcher
13
108
Cleveland Packing Co...,
Wlsmlth Co
Cincinnati Packing Co...,
Other buyers
460
226
129
133
202
Total 6.268 10.433 4.157
CATTLE Receipt of eatue thla morning
numbered 222 car, th largest run of th
day since April 8, When the same number
of cara waa reported In. The arrlvale con.
Isted largely ot corn-fed ateers, among
which waa a large showing of well-finished
beevea. In fact th quality of tha cattla
as a whole was vary good.
With large receipts, ot beef steers at thl
point today following the very heavy run
at Chicago yesterday and with th south
ern markets wall supplied, a very weak
feeling waa created among buyers here.
It waa very evident right from the begin
ning that they were figuring on taking off
quit a slice. First bids were generally 18
& 26c lower than th close of laat week.
Aa a matter of course aaleamen were very
backward about letting go at ' such bids
and tha market Waa vary much of a drag
throughout the morning. It being quite lata
before buyera and sellera finally got to
gether. When they did tt waa on a basis
of lOfTUc decline.
Cowa and heifer wera In - moderate re
ceipt thla morning and good demand. In
addition to tha requirement of local pack
era there were aonie outside order In th
field which gave the market aufflclent Ufa
to effect an early clearance of everything
In sight. Desirable kinds aold vary readily
at fully steady pricea.
There were more stock cattla and feed
er In eight -thl morning than there haa
been for aoma time back. At the. same
tlm there waa a good demand and tha
offering changed handa very readily at
strong price. A string of tha Swan cattle
eld up to 16.26, but aa usual they wera
very good.
Quotations on rattle: Ooc-d to choice corn
fed steers, to.854j6.76; fair to good corn-fed
steers, 66.8f4i.85; common to fair corn-fed
tear. 84-86'f 5.86; good to Choice Cow and
heifers, 4.8fa.O0; fair to good cow and
halfcr. 33.864.85; common to fair Cow
and heifer, I2.3f83.ist; good to choice
Blocker and feeder, 84.7l'a6.80; fair to
good storkera and feeder. 34.0034. 75: com
mon to fair stocker and feeder. f3.00AJ4.0D,
Representative aales:
BEEF BTEEH4.
Ma.
80
4
18 ,
14 ,
14 ,
84
n
i
ji
8 ,
14
11 ,
at ,
44 ,
14 ,
84
8
8t
14......
44
II
I
II
44 ,
11
I......
4
3
8
6
8 .....
3
81
10
13
3
8
4
8
8
14
88
At. Pr.
No.
At. P.
876 4 60
451 8 44
47 6 4
48 I 44
4144 6 48
1978 6 11
M 18
1413 6 8
1314 I 84
473 8 86
1444 I 4
1I1 6 IO
U4 6 16
1144 I 40
lo I 0
11 14
re 1 as
1040 4 48
1118 I 46
Ill 3 1
1244 6 II
1114 I 14
, 1174 4 la
1178 6 14
1444 80
84....
17
41....
88....
14....
80...
M...,
80....
14
II....
81
II...,
11...,
80....
14 ...
13....
18...
18....
44...
11....
tt....
14..,.
80....
li....
14...,
...1044 3 84
...14U 4 80
...11114 4 80
...1147 4 ie
...1)41 40
...1:71 4 14
...1114 8 84
...114 II
...Hid) 3 8t
.al!M 3 18
...1W7 I 84
...14 4
...123 6 4
...111! 6 4
...1121 4 4
...144 4 a
...1141 44
...174 4 44
...Uit 44
.,.1111 4 4
...1111 4 40
...lino 4 40
...1141 3 1)
...1444 44
,..1148 4 40
lit 8 8
COWS.
....10 1 88
. 888 6 84
.1M In
,lt 6 8
.. 4.4 8 88
..lilt 3 40
.... 47i 4 0
....10U4 4 44
....LSI 4 24
....1W74 4 84
.... 4o4 4 4
.... 40 4 4
.... 4U4 4 74
.... 744 I 04
... 101(1 8 00
J::::::::::
6.
4.
n;o 1 40
....lilt 4 44
....uno 8 64
....ml 1 ra
1..
6..
HEIFERS.
, 448 3 84
4
1
8
.... 48 4 44
....17 I 40
.... 44 1 aa
.... 141 8 1
....1404 lie
..... 461 6 74
....107 3 16
.... Ml 6 44.
...ltO 8 04
... 1MO 0
,...14u4 6 oe
,...1610 6 I
...1144 1
,...)64 I 14
....14i" 4 14
....U 4 8 1
....If 3 is
...114 I 8
,461 4 44
, 111 4 40
, 471 4 44
114 in
.414 I 14
. mi 1 1
. J.::::
1
7
. 881 I 84
BULLS.
... 81 8 64
...104 8 14
...110 8 4
... 440 3 80
...147 4 84
...MM 4 W
...1U0 4 44
..160 4 4
...1460 4 44
1
1
1
3
8
1...
1...
...Wt 6 4.
1..
CALVES.
1 168 14 I ltt I SS
1 Pt 6 se 8i ui 4 e
3 14 8 M 8 A... 174 4 4
1 14 6 14 1 86 4 4
8 117 3 71 8 144 4 86
8 160 4 4
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
I m IK 14 744 4 7
14 14 8 80 . 1 161 4 14
14 a 464 4 4 818 118 4 8
14 414 4 60
HOOS The market opened thla morning
strong to a ahade higher than yesterday;
some were even quoting It as much aa
Btrong to 60 higher In spots. The quality,
however, waa very good and. taking that
fact Into consideration, the market could
hardly be quoted better than a shade
higher. Tha trade was fairly active and
th offering were all taken In good se ar
son tn tha morning. Toward the close the
wire edge waa off and the last hog did
not sell quit up to the morning prlcea;
still th market as a whole would average
strong as compared with yesterday. The
bulk today aold at' 6.26fi&.), aa against
8i.a(r6.iSk yesterday- The top wa also
better today, good hog Bailing up to 36.374.
representative paies
Ka. Ac. Bb. Pr. No. At. Bk. Pr.
1 til 44 I 14 14 144 ... 3 374
It 144 ... I 84 44 1 18 8
4. ....... .1st ... 4 44 1jJ 44 6 27
14 w 80 6 41 I t ... 3 874
11 .164 la) IK 64 I ... 3 87
41 1:4 8 14 10 1l ... ir
44 ...... .1S4 4 4 16 44 t4 40 4 7
u. ...... us m 111 41 3i ... 18
44 2M H lli It Kt . . 8 84
44 Ill 84 6 84 It 1.0 41 114
44 't hi 6 14 40 844 ... 4 m
II "4 12 6 It a 14 4 4 80
16...:... .2.11 44 6 14 41........M ... 680
104 11 14 6 84 tt 14 ... 8 44
71 7-1 ! I 24 44 1-1 (4 1st
44 321 44 3 li T. ...... yt ... 110
41 ill 11 I IS Tt lal ... I y
6' il I . t-4 . . I 44
14 na i4 4 H 4 ;4 4 41
ft. 211 ISO It 44. ei 4S 6 IS
47 114 40 4 14 14 .l 41 la)
commissi en
700 to 714
OMAHdS
R O K E R'S.:",;'
GRAIN, PROVISIONS,
STOCKS AND BONDS V
PRIVATE WIRES .
Talcpftor.4i.J4 I liPTJ1'
new Yorw
84 .804 8 88
84... ttl Ra 6 15
II 44 I It
71 IM ... 8 35
It 344 ... Ill
61 11 40 8 114
64 pal 84 6 374
44 16.; 44 8 874
74 1-4 1M I 11 V
41 8 ... 8 '4
4 1"t ... 6I7H
81 1?l ... I 17 u,
II 3?t ... 8 3
14 Ill- ... 6 1
81 ..Ill . 80 I 80
47 HI 10 3
44 ITS 4 8-10
41 840 ... 6 80
14 121 S) IM
II M 10 I 10
12 3:4 40 6 K
43 8-l ... 6 10
64....... 2M ... 6 84
46 274 34 -4
77 HI 80 4 174 41 J4 ... 3 8
44 8?3 ... I 874 14 14 ... 3 14
48 14 11 I 874 44 24 80 6 Is
64 Ill It ir.u
II 140 ... 8 lo
14 18 ... 60
71 4 IM In
41 Ml ... I 14
W 24 ... I I
14........MI art 1 10
14 :l is 1 10
64 244 80 I lt4
M 173 ... I Kk,
44 21 144 6 12i,
48 36 124 I I'JVi
44 144 ... I 81
64 4 I H
14 344 84 4 46
42 8-0 ... I 174
II 804 ... I 314
44 841 ... 4 374
47 .. . 8-4 44 I 17 H
48 4 124 3 4
44 i.t4 ... 3 874
44 841 80 8 1744
41 861 44 6 814
77 11 800 8 4
44 891 40 8 374
1 M 180 I 374
41 ! 80 8 i14
48 114 ... 1374
74 8M 110 I 874
6 M 4 3 374
I"! ... 8 37 4
38 tas 40 6 37H
1 4 ... SITU.
SHEEP Receipt of sheep this morning
were comparatively light, but there were
a fw holdover In the yards, eo that th
supply wa plenty large enough considering
the Condition of the market. There wa
nothing In tha gtneral situation either her
or at other eel ling polnta to enrouraga free
buying. On the contrary, advlcea from
other markets were) discouraging. If any
thing, and buyer her were Inclined to
follow tha same policy aa yesterday that
Is, move slowly, feeling their way. More
over, It waa very evident that buying or.
ders wer extremely light and by no mean
urgent
Under the condition detailed abov It 1
not aurprlalng that thw market should
have been alow and dull from gtart to
finish, with tha tendency lower on most
of tha stuff. Buyera In tha morning picked
out a few loada her and there that they
especially wanted, while tha rest of th
stuff waa neglected, and It took a good
deal of hard work on the part of holder
to unload. Some more of the Mexican
lamb that brought 27.60 yesterday war
aold at the same price today, but shippers
must understand that they ara not only
Very good, but, what la more Important,
have been killing out exceedingly well.
Gradually the offering kept ohanglng
handa until by midday practically every
thing wa disposed of. The pricea paid
war steady to a little easier, whlia the
feeling waa very weak. The fact Is, th
market seems to ba entirely devoid of life
or snap.
Quoutlona on lambs: Good to oholce
wooled. 7.007.60; fair to good wooled
lam be, 34.40)7.00; good shearing Iambs car
rying flesh, H60tJ6.75; good shearing lamb
thin, 86.oot5r.60; ahorn lamb. 60o under
wooled stock.
Quotations on shp: Good to choice
light yearlings, shorn, 84.00ti4l6; fair to
good yearllnge. Bhorn, 866i400; good to
choice wether, ahorn, tS.50QC.8S; fair to
good wethers, 'ahorn, 35.26$j.60; good to
cholca ewes, horn, 16.1666.35; fair to good
ewea, ahorn, t4.60.16; cull and buck,
horn, 3.00?'4.50; wooled aheap, 20-gtOo abov
shorn stock.
Representative galea:
No. r pj.. 1
899 Mexican lamb 75 7 60
138 Mexican lamb 75 7 60 '
28 Mexican lamb '71 (60
1 Colorado lamb , 75 7 a .
463 weatern wethera, ahorn If t 75
81 western cull lamba and ewea 64 8 00
414 Colorado Mexican lambs 75 7 16
IH8 Colorado Mexican lamb 76 7 86
138 Colorado Maxican lamb 76 7 16
771 weatern lamb, ahora 74 4 6$
$ weatern cull lambs 47 6 26
141 Idaho ewea 17 6 60
443 Idaho ewes M 6 60
6 Idaho ewea 44 6 t-0
200 weatern lamba, shorn ........ 83 6 81
681 western lamba, ahorn - 83 I 36
433 weatern ewe, ahorn $9 6 20
W western cull ewes, shorn 83 I 66
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET
Cattla RasyHogs Hlgaer8hea and
Lambs B toady.
CHICAGO. April 28. CATTLE Receipts,
estimated about 2.000 heed; market easy;
steers, I5.004r7.38; cows. 33.764r.25; heifers,
8JfjOtr.7S; bulls, l3.5Kg6.30; calves, 22500
6.60; etockera and feeders, 83.2&06.76.
HOGS Receipts, estimated about ' 10.000
head; market 6t210e higher; choice heavy
shipping, t6.50rge.60; butchers, tS.SOQAffi;
light mixed. lo.4Mi6.55: choice Hoht r,M
I 60; packing, 36.WxS6.50; bulk of sales, 15.46
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, about
14.000 head: market steady; sheep, 35OO0rJ,tO;
lambs, 14.0057.); yearlings, 85.5u86.60.
Kansas City Live Block Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Aorll ! rATTt.P!
Reeelpta, 10,000 head. Including 400
soutnerna; heavy ateers. lOo lower, other
cattle, ateady; choice export and dressed
Deer steers, ia.eoji.0; fair to good
to. 40491. 40; western steer. 86 OOQ.4.75;
Blockers and feeders. 3. 6065. 76: southern
steers, 14.6008.60; southern cows, JJ 75a
4.75; native cows. 31 36 0 5.60: native heif.
era $4 00r 60; bulls, IS.40e5.26; calves,
13. 60 4j 4.00. .
HOG8 Receipts, 12.000 head; market, 5
H0c lower; top, 16.47 H: bulk of aales,
15 4006 45; heavy, 8&.4O05.47 ; packers
and butchers. S30j5.45; light, 152612
5.37 ttj plga. I8.50&4 25.
SHEEP AND UMBii Receipts, 10.000
head: market for sheep, steady; lambs,
luo War; lamba, 16.00477.26; ewes and
yearlings, 6.00fr 1.30; western yearling.
t3.60id4.60; western sheep. 14.6041 6.30;
Blockers and feedera, 13.60 v 6.80.
:kera and fe
t. Loala
Llva Stack Market.
ST. LOL'IS. Mo.. April 28 CATTLE
Receipts, 2,000 head, including 226 Tex
ans; market, Btrong; native shipping and
export eteeia, tl 3607.16; dressed beef
nd butcher steers, 35.35414 10: steera
under 1,000 lbs., I4.I5&I 60; stot ker and
feeders. $3.00Jl5?&; cow and heifers,
13. 7608.60; canners, t2.00ayt.00; bulls,
13.2606.00; calves. 13. 2644. 60; Texas and
Indian ateers, t3.504 36; cows and heif
ers, 81754.2a.
HOGS Receipts, 1.000 head: market,
strong to 6c higher; pigs and lights, t2 5tt
46.60; packers. 34.604ji.IO; butchera and
best heavy, IS 60&I 46
IJHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.600
head; market, 6tjpl0c lower; native mut
tons. I3.76&6 25: lambs, t4.60&l.t0; cull
and bucks, t!.60t6.io; Blockers, 3.O04
4.26.
t. Joae.h Llva itaek Market.
BT. JOSEPH, Mo., April 28 CATTLE
Receipts, 2.641 head: market, slow; na
tives. 15.76 1 4.80; cows and heifers. 12 00
111. 40; stockers and feeders, It. 006 6.40.
HOGS Receipt, 7.088 head; market, ic
higher; top, 16 60: bulk, tl 8906 46.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.(53
head; market, steady; lambs, 4 75H.3U,
yearling and wethera, t5.4i6 35.
laaa City Llva Stack Market.
SIOUX CITY, April 28. (Special Tele
gram. V-CA1'1'LE Kecelpts, Bio bead; mar
ket ateady; beevea, 66.&&i.6; cows and
heifers, It.?t4i6 60; Blockers and feeders,
It fMT4 73; calvea and yenrllngs, 3.6an4 60.
HOGS Receipts. 3.0DO head; market
ateady; range, 60I6O6.SM; bulk of aales,
li.Htje.;.
tack ta glckt.
Receipts of live stock at the six princi
pal western markets yesterday:
..Cattle. II OK. Sheep.
South Omaha, , 5.100 ' ll.uuo ' 3,6X
Sioux City , i) 8 0) .. . ,
Kanaaa City 10.OO 13.00 . Jo.OoO
Bt. LouiB B.nuo Six) :.5u
Pt. Joseph ,,. 2 6e7 7 M .
Chicagu , 3.' 10.0- lluuu
Totals
..U.bXl ti.OS - U.thi
Evaprata4 Apalee aad Prlsd 6'ralt.
NEW YORK,' April n.-EVAPORATHD
A PPLF: 8 Market is quiet and about r-a.-wlth
fsncv quoted at 10c; cho:-, '7jv;;
pr ime, l re: common' to fair. i4r;ic.
LKIKD KRl'ITa Prunes are turner In
tone, -owing? 4n- uoamiiiiyi rrtbr ui tam.
age to the 'aiifuriua crop. Quutanona
rang frutu i'Qliu for Caliiurnla aial o'i
1 .
Drandcts Did-.
KKBRA8KA
- .!.
- : Chicago
Corpsritlon Bonds Tb!r legsllij
Vi!imff Giinitul
The American Gunranty Company wi'l
attend to all th details of 111 issue of
bonds, relieving officers ot Issuing corpor
ations of all annoyance incidental! thereto,
and asume full responclblllty for the le
gality and validity nf the Issue so pre
pared, the aim and object being to make
investment In such securities popular anil
safe. Its services are of special value to
electric railway, light, power, telephone
and almllar companies. Particulars on
application. -
General Offices, 171 ! Sail St, Cbioajro,
Birx BirosiTs TAmA3rrxrx.
Cltlaan Bank It Trust Company.
Stat Depository, . BartlervUle, Oklahoma.
Deposits la thla bank CtlAKAKTKKU bp tne Biaie
ef oalaSoma Ouaranty Pund. New alat law nro
videa ABSOt.t'Ta SArrTY to eur depositors. Ta
Stat auaraataes tb ret am of ihelt money oa de.
aaas4 ander say elreamstaseaa. Ws par Interest B
Una depnslia. Make remit unoa in aaf form, trail
Infortsatto fnrnlahed upon resited.
X.ai-gst Stat Vaak ia X.ai4ora Oklakoma.
1 , ,
16c 'for Oregnns. ' Apricot are dull, with
choice quoted at imai'Ae; extra choice,
184t17c; fancy, Vh i4c. peechea are dull
and lower, with choice quoted at 'ifflOe;
extra choice, lO'StoV; fancy, lo'ifjllo. and
extra, fancy, liftl2c. Raisins are dull
and nominal, with loose misecatels quoted
at &4n4c; seeded raisliis. 6att:, and London
layers, tLS&l.it.
OMAHA WHO LBS ALB MARKET.
Coadltlan af Trade sad tlaofatlaaa aa
Stasia aad Faae? Prodaca.
EGGS Fresh selling egg, candled, 13o.
HUTTF.R Common, W.; fancy tub aud
rolls, lRt(18o; creamery, 28c.
CHEi.BE New full Cream, Wisconsin
twins, 17Vc; new full crfim brick. 17c; do
mestlo now Swiss, 18o; new Umburger, Hit
16c; young Americana, 17V4C
LIVE POULTRY Springs, tc; rooster.
6e; duoks, lie; geese, c; capons, Ucs broil
ers, Sc. '
HAY Choice No. 1 Upland, 17.50; medium,
t60; No. 1 bottom, 85.00: oft gradm, 84.ui-
fi.00. Ry straw, 17.00. No. 1 alfalfa, IU.6U.
' MISCELLANEOUS. -
CANNED GOODS Corn, slandard wrst
ern, lie. Tomatoea, fancy, 8-pound cans,
81.46; standard 8-pound cans, 11.10. Pine
apple, gated, t-pound, t w.i2.3o; - sliced,
31.7Mi2.S5. Gallon apples, 63 00, California
snricots, 32.66d.30. Pears. t2bxal. li.
frachea, tl.0tjjS.16. L. C. Peachea, ia.lotip
15. Alaska salmon, . red, tl.do; fancy
Chinook, flat, 13.15; fancy sockeya. tlat.
It 14. Sardines, quarter oil. 13. HO; three
quarters mustard. $3 35. , gweet potatoes,
8J.2Mfl.86. Sauerkraut, 85c. Pumpkins, bx
f 11.00. Lima beans, ' 2-pound, T&c 31.25.
oaked peas. 2-pound, (Be; fancy. Il.2ixal.45.
FISH Halibut, 10c-, trout, lie; pickerel,
7c; pike. o; whit fish, 13c; buffalo, so;
bullhead, skinned and dressed. Ho; eatfisu.
dreoaed. He; medium croppies and yellow
sunflah, 6V(J.c; large cropplea, 15o; herring,
freah froaen, 4c; perclu 8c; whit baa.
14c; black baas. 23c. -
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Pr.mea
are aomewhat ftir.aettled by freer offerings
from second hands, who Mm desirous of
moving supplies of immediate graJes. Quo.
tatlona range from -o to 8e for California
fruit and from H4o to 80 for Oregon.
Peachea are very firm, with fancy yellow
quoted at WHc. - ' r "Ml - 1 -
SUGAR--Granulated. can, per ssek. 8S.80;
beet. 13.40; cut losf. 1c; cab, 4.70c; pow
dered, 6.6O0.
COFFEE Roasted. No. 26, tte; No. SO,
lie; No. 6, lc; No. 20, 14ic.
Oils and Rosin. " '
OIL CITY, April 28.-OIL-Credlt bal
ances, 31.78; runa. 49,.!7 bbls.;' average,
163,316 bbls.: shipment, 173.643 bbls.; aver
age, 180,137 bbls.
SAVANNAH, April 28.OlL-Bptrlt Of
turpentine, 42Vtft43c. .
ROSIN Firm; A. B and C. WOK; V. I3.:
F, 33.3U83.30; Q. U.3(yfi3,37i4; H. 33.703 80;
I. 34.50: K. 15.36; M. 85.66;, N, tS.7&; WG. 36.80
436.86; WW, 36.90.
Mtaaeaaolle Grata Market.
MINNK.4POLIS. April 28. WHEAT
May. 31.044,; JhJly. 11.03; September. s9Hc;
No. 1 hard. tl.ONV; No. 1 northern, I1.06U,:
No. 2 northern, 11.04'; No. 3 northern, ro'Q
tl.01V.
BRAN In bulk. 871.0tWr21 ,25.
FLOUR Weaker; first patents, tf.465 n0;
second patents. Io.3oft5.60: first clears, 34.24J
4.86; second clears, 83 403.5O.
CosTee Market.
NEW YORK. April 38. COFFEE Fu
tures msrket closed steady at a net ad
vance of lOtif 15 polnta. Gales were reported
of 20,260 bans. Including May, 6 SOc; July.
600c; Heptember, (Ooan.Oic; December, H-lOtfl?
6.15c; March, .l&ifi.2oc. Spot, firm; No. ;
Rio, 4c; No. 4 Santos, f Vu-Vic; ml Id. qjicl;
Cordova, t(l-ic.
1
Peoria Market.'
TEORIA. III., April 28,-CORN-H!lier;
No. 2 yellow, 6oVHti71-ic; No. 8 yclluw, w4c;
No. 3. 8M4c; No. 3, c; No. 4. (avc.
OATS-Htghcr; No. 2 wlUte. 6ud50H"
No. 4 white, 4Se. ' ' ,T '
WHiSKY-tl.35. '' ' --. . ! ,
Bomb Tb rawer Dies...
NEW YORK, April 28.-Bellg- Sllverstein.
the anarchist, who attempted tu throw a
bomb Into a group of policemen Ir. t'nlon
gquare several weeka ago and was itijurrd
by the premsture explosion of the bomb,
died today. Silversteiti's companion waa
killed by the bomb. .
II a aged far Wife Mar tier.
PITTSBURG. Pa., April S.-Wllllni Mc
Leod McDonald, alias Bmltli, uf Gosixirt,
England, was hanged here today for tha
murder orn his common law wife, Mrs. Bes
sie Hyslop, whose throat ha cut with
rasor September 18, 1!X7, upon discovering
that a he had been receiving letters from n
man In England. . .'
0 Land.
acourcd
o
Bonds j
.t par In .am, o( flM. ,i viA fl-OOE. t
tan.l t.ld .v.rr .1, munlh. .1 AuhHc.
Trat4i,.vl.g&wik.ClUio,U.iM.trtll.
Denver Reservoir
Irrigation Co.
Mortgages oa lands lying close to Dearer
are deposited who th
6ECURITT above aaiued Bank a
collateral sweuritv to tha
UNDER
inn
BONDS
bonds lo the ratio ot 13
to PAL Also all th prop-
eny 01 uie loaipany
estimated worth
Two tap Tbr
MUlios, DolUra
CoasisHng ef CaaaU.. Kadervolrs, Site.
Wuet kihli, tu.
Malk4ps1 Bead
Plr4 Hmt l Uajak U(. . 4-kla4, 111.
Vr-..l mud retsea I kit
TrowVrleaaaVKtlwswCa. 21
Fli at Nati,cl ak fcU-. Uissla, 111.
m-ess4 HituSTOStw e-wipoa IMaess
Fqr ftj.uV-er , informalioa reganl,
trie above bsrvd,, aal or,. ail lpa
WAI,TZm H. Jtw-ODS.
- Brandies Jaidg. ' tyuaJia., .''
DEPArraznT
City. ''..........A." 844