10
THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: AVEDXESDAV, APT?TL 10, 1001.
ft
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Uncbtcked Decline In Wheat Ifatktt In flu
encfi the Other Otreali.
TRADE IN CORN MODERATELY ACTIVE
JUenry SrllliiK nf May nnil .lulj- Murk
JltilnrK In Oat l'ru llein l',n
Jrr In fj inpnllij- itIIIi lc
clliic nl Ynnl.
CHICAGO, April 9.-Vrnktirs In wlie-nt,
duo purtly to tlio cxpectutloti of a bearish
govornmoiit report, liillucncril the other
trrealx today, hut they wen1 leen weak
than their leader. May wheat e'losed I'ic.
May corn V'. May oats and provisions
2l.o to COt: lower.
In wheat, the decline which bewin a
wek aKO continued tilicheckcd. Lower
cables were offect by Unlit northwest
leeelptd and the openliiR, therefore, was
without any material chntih'e l lrleen.
May at thin time sold at 7IVi'l-V '"m
pared with yetcrday'H closes at IUe.
Moderate buy Inn, ehlelly In the hopo of
a turn after ho severe u break eaiised an
early rally to l,ie. No support developed,
liowever, and wlieal bought at the Mart
tamo out tiKitln. The decline once storied
Ioiik stuff caino out In heavy iualilltles,
one operator ilumplliK 2.0W.IWO bUMhels Into
the pit. Htop-losa orders were uncovered
and the combined pressure.- forced May
down to rose. Kxcellelit weather for the
crop nnil the expectation of a bearish kv
rrnment report tomorrow were factors In
weakening the market. It was a bear
day and the clone found heavy short lines
out In expectation of still lower prices.
Home few shorls took prollts at the bot
tom and a recovery to "u'fce was registered
In consequence, but the close was weak,
May Pie depressed at 70c. Hxporters re
ported lends taken for export. Seaboard
clearances In wheat and Hour were ecpial
to B7S.HJ-) bu., while primary receipts wore
but 4X0f bu. compared with KiT.OO) bu.
last year Local receipts were J".", cars, one
of contract rade. Minneapolis and Dilluth
reported a total of 171 cars, against 3W
Inst week and .IsS n year nun. Hradstreet's
Rtntemcnt of the world's visible- showed a
decrease of ir.'.rioO bu.
Trade In corn was moderately active,
Prices ruled lower, but the market seemed
to have streiiKth nevertheless. Receipts
were liberal, 'SlTi cars, 71 of contract grade,
and the weather was favorable. May
opened Mi'.c to Ui'V- lower at IIHIi He
ii nil sold early to UMitl'fec, encouraged
vninnwlmt by hlKlier cables. Lnnff.L'orn, how
ever, benan to con! out, at llrst In driblets
and later In hfiivlra quantities. May was
forced back to c. Prollt-takltiK by shorts
and buyliiK by I'hIIVps, the bull leader who
Is said to control the market, caused a
sharp rally to 11c, and the close was
steady, May 3ie lower at MVMIc. .South
western farmers, om'Iiik to the retarded
Krnwth of Krass wero reported to be feed
lint com In heavy quantities.
Heavy nelllns or May and July oats char
acterized the business 4n that cereal. Hx
cellcnt. wimIIiik wealhea at present, even
though the sprliiK helm; somewhat
backward In sections if the country was
a weakening lnllucnce, jis was the course
of wheat prices. Ilccclyits were 323 oars.
.May wheat sold between SZW&nU and
Ztv. closing N.e lower iat 'JlVSSe. Con
siderable chauRhu; took place In the pit,
July ruling about Uc under May.
Provisions were quiet uJid easier In sym
pnlhy with a decline at the yards. May
pork sold between $11. Il and $11.30 and
cloi-cd 2iK lower at $11.30: May lard be
tween JS.'JO and $S.13, rinsing Vhs down at
$S.15 and May ribs between JS.10 and JX.02VS,
with the close 2J4e ilrpivHsctl at $S.()7',4.
Kstlmaled receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
4'i cars; corn, 11 cars; oats, 120 cars; hogs,
L'7.0110 heail.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlclcs.l Open. I High. I l-mv, I Close.i Ycs y.
Wheat
May
July
Corn
April May
July
Oat
May
July
lrk
May July
Lard
May July
Sept.
Jtllix
May July
Sept.
'"1 Vi
iHnl
H'.j'uM
I
ro' 70
71U
71
41 fl'iHlWa
MlM43Mll
I
14 30
11 35
I
S 17'i
S 10
S 10
' S Kit.
7 S7'i
7 sr.
A
! 14 4.',
14 6.
s :o
s i'J',5
s in
s 10
7 X,
7 W
t3'if 43;
13 H3?ifiUIHUSi3
43T1 Wki I'i'p.
:i,2iviir.iau'.i5
ii ::o r ii so fit w
lie, ii r:i ii bo
S IB I R 2T.
S 10 1 S 17H
R 15
X 10
S 07!i S 10
R 02K.'
7 S7',4
7 Nj
I S 17V4
S 10
7 '.V
S 07'4
7
7 S714I 7 021.
No.
Cash quotations were as follows;
KLOltjl .Market easy; winter patents,
UX.'(3.'.iO; straights, W.aWi3.70; clears,
2.iWi3.40; spring si)eclals. JI.30; patents,
J3.riafjD.s0i htralghts, J3,0off3.30; bakers, J2.20
Wlli:.T-No. 3 spring, 67i71c; No. 2 red,
6!)it.f72c.
COUN No. 2, 13,4c; Ne. 2 yellow, 43t4c.
UATK-No. 2. 2ijt-; No. 2 white, 2ai30c;
No. 3 while', SSfi-JlV.
ItYK-No. 2. Blc.
HAULIIY (looil feeding, lOfllGc; fair to
choice malting, injiWc,
HUH US-No. I. Max. Jl.M'.tTilTrl; No. 1
northwestern, $l.f."'i l.Wi. Prlmn timothy,
I4.lfMft.tR. Clover, contract grade, jii.
PltOVKSIONS M"ss pork, per bbl., $ll,2.i
Sill. 30. Lard, per 100 lbs.. Ji.EitJS.Si'.s. Short
ribs sides (loose), Jl.e'S.2o. Pry salted
shoulders (loose), Jfi.7rifiti.87i.?. Short clear
rides' (boxed). JS.23JiS.37Vr.
WHISKY Hasls of high wines, J1.27.
HI'OAHH-Cut loaf, li.Ole; granulated, R.47C1
confectioners' A, ti.aie: off A, r.19e,
Following aro the receipts and shipments
for today:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bids .'11.000 M,'0
"Wheat, bu Hs.iuhi iftt.fKH)
Corn, bu 190.000 219,000
Oats, bu 1I3.000 XVS,m
llye. bu 20.000 4.010
llarley. bu KS.OOO 6,X
On the Proilucu exchange, today the but
ter market was linn: creameries, isyjo'ie;
dairies. llifilRe. Chceso llrm, llfir.'lOc Kggs,
Itrm; fresh, 12c.
xi:v voitic ii:.M:iiAi, mahket.
(tuotatlnim nf the liny on Varloun
t.'mii nioilltlrs.
NRW YORK, April 9. KLOUR Receipts,
t'O.tiJl bids.; exports, 29,4 IS bbls.; closed
week with light trade; Minnesota
uatcnts. J30'ii 1.20: Minnesota bakers. J2.90W
3.25; winter patents, J3.tj0'l.w); winter
straights, J:i.40r(j3.r0; winter extras, J2.40
2. ST); winter low grades, J2.2i"u2.3.i. Rye
flout, dull: fair to good. J2.MVfiJ.lB; choice
to fancy. J3.2ofj3.45. Huckwhent Hour, qulot
in ..iuir.'.i;i.
mtCKWIIKAT-I)ull at CO?jC2c, c. I. f.,
rsow vorn.
CORNMi:Al Unsettled; yellow western,
91c: city. !o; nrandywine. J2.45iJf2.B0.
RYP.-Dull; No. 2 western, fio'io, f. o. b.
ulloat; state, BlVJ57c, f. I. f carlots,
UARLKY Steady: feedlngt tOfilMic, c. 1.
f.. New York: malting, l2i70e.
HARLKY MALT IJull: western, 63fl72e.
WllKAT Recelnts. r5.100 bu.; exports.
187,iiy.S bu.: spot weak; No. 2 red, 7R&C
f. o. b. atloat; No. 2 red, 7ilVo elevator;
No. 1 northern, Dultitli, R4c f. o. b. alloatj
No. 1 hartl. Hu'.uth, SSc f. o. l. ulloat. Op
tions developed pronounced weakness und
declined again totlav under continued
heavy liquidation forced by the brilliant
domestic crop prospects. Additional bear
ish Inlluenecs wero weak cables, freo short
selling, heaviness In northwest market anil
Hinall clearances; closed weak and lVinu
net lower; May, 'tbWTWtK, elosetl at 7Kc;
July. 75t77ke, closed at 70oj September,
75,Vh7tV,ic, elosetl at 7r'c.
CORN Recelnts. 75.000 bu.! exnorts. PC-
fk,!l bu.; spot steady; No. 2, 49'4c elevator
and 4!)c f, o. b. atloat. Oiitlon market
Hinwiy but surely followett tlm wheat ile
lilne for a time. Influenced nlsn bv model
ate unloading In face of small estimated
receipts, but In the last hour suddenly re
covered on vigorous Chicago bull support
and closed linn at only ',e net loss; Alay,
4SJ.lilW.iiC. elosetl at I'.V; July, 47Mi,4S(:c,
closed at ISiei September, 47WI 1Sjc,
elosetl at 4Sc.
OATS-Recelpts, 100.500 bu.; exports, til.-
oiii imi., iiiifi ,i-uii'i, n. ,w-j4c: io. .t,
30el No. 2 white, 32V4c: No, 3 white, 32c;
track, mixed western. 30ti3lc; track, white,
at'-iiifiMV. Options dull und weaker with
tbt oilier markets.
UAY-Qulei: shipping, 75ff774o; good to
cnoice, wjiuj-.sc.
iiidkm Mieatiy; uiuvesion, -jo to 25 lbs.,
WilSVsc: California, 21 to 25 his,, 18'A-g 19j:
Texas dry. 21 to 40 lbs., HlftUfco.
LKATHKR Steady; hemlock sole. Itno.
nos Ayres, light to heavyweights, 2tj23c
Held. 23Si2.c.
PROVISIONS-Reef. llrm! family, J10.B0
ri 11.50; mess, JS.BiVii9.00- beef hams. JlS.Vy
w.w, iiucHui, .nvjitu.iv; ciiy, exiru inula
meKh, J14.0O''(ilti.0t). Cut meats, llrm: pickled
belies. JS.7SfilO.50; plrkh-d shoultlers,
J7.00-. nlckletl hams. J9.50ffi 10.W. Lard, easv:
ft'estern steamed, JS.73: rellned, easy; con-
iinepi, .!hi; noma .Miieriea, '."ixij com
pound. J.fi2V4. Pork, dui; family. Jlfi-Smir
17.00; short clear, JI5.00it.ii7.0O; mess, JlS.BO'if
llf.W.
HOPS Steady, state, common to choice,
1900 cron. 17i20c: 1899 crop. Ilil5e: old olds
KillCc: Paclllo coast, 1900 crop, ltlJ19o: 1899
crop, ioc.
TALLOW-Steady; city. BflSUc: country
UUTTBIt-Recclpts, 9,378 ukgs.; murUct
strong, fresh creamer', lSJJ22e; factory,
lliH-4-.
( Huh'SIJ-Recelpl". 1,1S pkgs.; steady;
fumy large, colored, ll'iyil'fce; fancy
large, white. lliffll-e; fancy smail, coloretf,
l."4'"l2'' ; tant small, white, 12JJl2tC.
i;(Ks Jteci-ipis, ii.tji PKgs.; sieaoy;
western, fresh, lie: storugi-. western. 1IJI
14'jc; southern, at mark, Ual3ie,
I'OI'LTItV-Allve. steady; fowls. SSlO'tC!
chickens, He, turkeys, l"c; tlresscil, quiet;
turKcys, prjiu'ic iowis, lu'uiv.ic.
Omaha viio:,r;i..i,i; .maiikrts,
Contllllon of i'rntlo nnil (luotnt lonii
on Miqilr nnil I'nnc)- Produce.
LOOS Receipts liberal: goad stork, llrm
at 11 ha 12c.
LlVK POULTRY Hens, ?ci young and
old roosturs, 3JJ7c; turkeys, omsc; oucks and
Ijeese, lytVaC.
UA.ML .Mull.inl ducks, tier doz.. 12.733.CO:
teul, 1.2j'(l.o0, mixed, 51.2o'ul.W.
UL'TTUit Common tu lair. lL"fll2e- eliolee.
Hifloc; st-parutor, 22e,
I'iu.aii uiSTiiiis-Klrst grade, solid
packed, New York counts, per cun. 3Scj ex
iru selects. 32c. ktauuurds. 2jc: medium. 2uc.
Uecond grade, slack tilled, New York counts,
pur can, k', exiru selects, .uc; siunuurua,
:w, iniiK siuuuarus, per gai il.i.
PRKSH 1-'1HII Uiack liaxx. isc: white
bass, 10c; bluellsh, lie; bullheads, tc; blue
lllls. 7c: buffalos. 6c: cattlsb. 12c: cod. 8c:
cropple, 8c; clscous, i'c; halibut, lie; herring,
4c; Haddock, I'c, mackerel, 15c; perch, 2c;
picKcrei, tic; pine, sc; reu snapper, iuc;
salmon, lie; sunllsh. 5c: smelts. 8c: trout.
lie; whltLiish, 8c,
i'iuiiu.!3 l.ive, per uoz., i.
VHALS-Cholcc, 9'iflOc.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice uuland.
Jlo; No. 1 upland, Ju.5); medium, J9; coarse,
JS.B0. Ryu straw, KM. Thcsu prices tiro for
buy ut gouu coior anu quuuty, Demand
lair. Receipts, I cars.
OATS No. 2 white, 28c.
CORN No. 3, l.'c.
1JRAN 115.
VKOUTAULI2S.
SPINACH Per bu. box, 73c.
ASPARAOUS-Callfornia, per lb., ISc.
RllUOARH-Calliorniu, per lb., 10c.
NliW JiUirs-Per do.. tVjc.
.M5W CARROTS Per doz., OOC.
SliW TCRMl'S-per do:., We.
CUCUMUURS-Hothouse, per doz.. Sl.Eftfl
2.uu, as to size.
PARSNIPS I'er bU.. 40c.
TCRNIPS-Per bu. basket, 50c.
JJUIOTS-Per bu., 4UC. .
CAltltoTS Per bu 40c.
LUTTL'OH Per bu., 23ifl0c.
RAUISIIKS Pur doz., 30ijJoc.
PARSLEY IVr doz., 33c.
I'OTATOKS l'er bu., 45Q5oc: Colorado.
75c.
SKKD POTATOICS-Karly Ohlos. BSfffiOo:
Red River Valley, 9oc; Triumph, $1.10.
Swlilii I'UiAiui.a-rcr noi ji.ts.
CAUHAOU-Holland seed, per lb.. 2c: new
California, '.'sc.
TOMATOHS l-'Iorlda. nor C-basket crat.
$4; .Mexicans, per 4-basket crate, $2.50.
UiVll-l.S5 JIIIU, uu., ?1,D'U:W,
C13LUKY California, us to Hlzc. 50CI75c:
Kalamazoo, 23n:iuc.
CAULie L.uwjiii i.aniornin, per crate.
J2.wr3.oo. ......
lili,fta- iu, ijer uu,, j.ov; siring, per
bu., J3.23.
liuu i i,xn r i cr uu. oox, 3.
PKPPIiRS-Pcr bu. box, $2.25.
FRUITS.
STRAW HKR RII28 t'lorlda, ner at.. 40c:
Texas, 25fj30c.
graphs ."Malaga, per Keg, jt.wusi.w.
Al'l'LUS I'er bbl.. $1.23: Washington, nnr
bu. box, $1.73; Helltlowcrs, $1.90.
CRANUiiiiifitis lien nnu liugie, $3 ner
bbl.; Jersey s. per bbl., $S.5o; per crate, $3.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGKS California seedlings, $2.00
.23, navels, $2.76fj3.W.
LU.MO.NS Calltornlu, extra fancy. J3.25f2
3.50; choice, $3
HANANAS-i'er uuncn, accoruing to size.
$l.-'i2.2. .
l'"ius t-uiiioinia, new eortons, ioc, layers,
G3c; Importetl, p-r lb., 12fil3c.
DATKS Persian, In 00-lb. boxes, Salrs, 60
pur lb.; Hullo wveii, 54o per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONKY California, per 31-sectton case.
Jl.w.
UJUHii i'er iiui., $4. so; per nair bbl.. J2.75.
NUTS Kngllsli walnuts, per lb.. 15c: fil
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., 18y2oc;
raw peanuts, per lb., 5Jj5V4c; roasted, 0V4W
71--U. llruzlls, 13c: pecuns, luU12c; cocoanuis.
each. 4V4c
HIDKS No. 1 green. 6Vc: No. 2 creen.
4V4c; No. 1 suited, ti4c; No. 2 salted, 54c:
No. 1 e;tl calf, 8 to 12 lbs.. 8c; No. 2 veal
nr. 12 to l.ri lis., ue: dry hides. Miuc: slieou
pelts, 25fj'75u; horso hltlcs, Jl. 5012.23.
St, I.oula (iralu nun ProvlNlona.
ST. LOI'IS. April 9.-WllKAT-Lowcr:
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 6S;c; track, 72fi
73e; May, 94c; July, CSi'8c; No. 2 hard, 71c.
CORN Lower: No. 2 cash. 42Vtc: track.
43's May, 42c; July, I21c
OATS liwer: No. 2 cash. 27'4c: track.
2Sfi2Si4c; May. 2ii',c; July, 23c; No. 2 whlto,
;j',j'o..i;c.
RYK--Nominally, 53',4c.
KLOl'R Kasler: natents. J3.45ff3.CO: extra
fancy and straight, JS.OBftasS;' clear, $2.70
SMIOOS Timothy, steady: average re
ceipts, $3.23fil.00; prime worth more. Flax,
ti.u..
CORN MliAI-Stcndy, 52.20.
HRAN Dull; lower; sacked, cost track,
le.
1 1 A Y Finn: timothy seed. $9.orvfi4.BO:
prairie, $7.7rnlt.OO.
!1IHI Y-Steady. 51.27.
IRON COTTON T1KS-J1.00.
HAlillINO-i',',i,Ti7e.
ill'I.MP TWINi:-9e.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady. lobblne.
$l.r.7ri. Lard, sleatly at $S.15. Dry salt
meals, weak; boxed lots, extra shorts,
$s.37'i; clear libs. JS.50; clear sides. $8.C2!j.
Hacon, weak; boxed lots, extra shorts,
$9.l2Vs; clear libs. $9.23; clear sides, $9.37!4.
MFi'AI.S-Lcad, quiet at $1.2214. Spelter,
dull, $3.7.-. bid.
l-ori.iii y Mienuy; ciueKens, 714c; tur
keys. BfiSe: ilucks, 9e; geese. If(5c.
IM'TTHR Lower; creamery, 16921HC;
dairy, 1 11 17c.
lCliOS Higher. 12c. repacked and eases
Included.
RUCF.IPTH, Flour, 5,000 bbls.;' wheat,
;i,tvm bu.; corn. 20.000 bu.; oats. 23,000 hu.
SIIIPMICNTS-Klour. lB.Oirt bbls.: wheat.
31,000 hu.; corn. 52,0K) bu,; oats, fi.ooo bu.
ICiinsns City (iraln hiiiI I'rovlslnim.
KANSAS CITY. Anrll 9. WIIKAT Mav.
AtMitilic-; July. CI?;5i64Tie; cash. No. 2 hard.
bSfni9c; No. 3, Ii7c; No, 2 rctl, 9Ufj72c; No. 2
spring i!7c.
i oiik-Mny. luvi'riwc: July, 40ic; casri,
No. 2 mixed, 4PJf7inc: No. 2 white, 42c.
DATS No. 2 white, 2y'il29'.40.
RYIC-No. 2. B9c.
IIAY-Cholcn timothy. HO.BOfi 11.00: choice.
prairie. $9.oo
RUTTKR-Crcamcry, 17fJ20c; dairy, fancy,
ICe.
KGOS Sleatly: fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stocK, 11c tiozen, loss ore; cases re-
turneu, new whltewood cases Included,
1: moro,
RIOCKIPTS Wheat. 20.000 bu.: corn.
i,"i on.; pa is, i.ihni mi,
wuip.Mi-JNTH Wheat, u.bw uu.: corn. 11.-
400 bu; oats, 3,000 bu.
Liverpool Grain nnd I'rorlslons.
LIVERPOOL. Anrll 9.-WHI3AT-Snot
steatly; No. 2 red western, winter, 6s; No,
1 northern, spring, us n)u; no. 1 Cal
ifornia, lis 2'id, Futures quiet; May, 6s
lOVid: July. Bs lOHtl.
( ORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, 3s lldj American mixed, old. Is Id.
Futures steatly; May. 3s 10Td; July, 3s
10;d: September, 3s lid.
PROVISIONS Lord. American refined.
In palls, llrm ut 43s 9d; nrlmo western. In
tierces, iirm ni us .hi. nams, snort cut,
llrm at 13s 3d. Hacon. short clear bucks,
llrm ut 40s fid; short ribs, llrm r( 44s.
Receipts of wheat slnco last Thursday,
155.000 centnls. all American.
Recelnts or Amerlcnn corn since last
Thursday, 61,400 centals. Weather show
ery.
Toledo CSrnln Market
TOLEDO. Anrll !. WHEAT Actlvn;
weok: cash, 72c; May and July, 72Tc.
corn Active, wean; May, 44c; July,
43He.
OATS Moderately nctlve, lower: cash.
.uvio; .May, siftia, Jiuy, .ayic
uv -inc.
CLOVERSEED-Iiwer; 1S99 prime, $6.60;
casn, fu.uii; uctoner,
MliiiienpolU Market,
MINNEAPOLIS, April 9. WHEAT Cash,
70Hc: May. C'jKc: July. 71ic: on track. No.
1 hard, 72?ic; No. 1 northern, 70?jc; No, 2
i, .it,-, ,,. , .
FLOl'R-Iirst patents, $3.85fJ3.5; second
patents, $3,ii3fj3.75; llrst clears, J2.95fj3.05;
prronu uii-iirct. J.eti'ji., ill.
RRAN-In bulk, J13.0OJJ13.23.
1'eorln Mnrkrt
PEORIA. April 9.-CORN-Hlghcr; No. 2,
33ic
OATS-Inactive; No, 3 white, 27ic, billed
lliroiiKii.
WHISK Y-On tlio basis of $1.27 for fin
Ished soods. N
.IlllmmUee Grain Slnrkel,
MILWACKEE. April 9. WHEAT
Higher: No. 1 northern, 72t72V4c; No. 2
northern. isji,ute.
RYK-Sleotly; No. 1, 5:!c.
RARLEY Dull; No. 2, 57f5Sc; sample,
II 11 1 11 III tirnln Mnrkrt.
DI'LPTH. April 9,-WHEAT-No. 1 hartl,
euslt, No, 1 northern cash, 70-V-: May,
ili'i July. 72e; No. 2 northern, 6l'fjiSTic.
ruiiK-iio: .May, ihjc,
OATS-27lU27e,
I'vaporatrd und Dried l'rnlls,
NEW YORK. April 9, EVA PORATED
APPLES A ralr Jobbing trade transpired
In the market for evaporated upylea. The
supply, however, being ample, checked any
rise In values, which were on the buMs or
3f?4e for state common, prime, l'fli'se,
choice, BfinV; fancy, SflU'jO.
, CALIFORNIA DRIED FIU'ITS-Rtlletl
Inactive and nominally unchanged at J'iff
7c per lb., as to size and quaity. Apricots,
Royal, 7l412c:. Moor Park. hUM1.Ii'.
Peaches, peeled, 124ff2tV! unpceled, o'4''f
15c. ,
MOVKMBXTS IX MTOCKjT AMI IIOM).".
AstnnlsliliiK .Mnlntltui of Mrnllnirnt
Prrvndrs Mloek MiirKrt.
NEW YORK, April O.-An astonishing
mutation of speculative sentiment was
demonstrated by the uctlon of the stock
market today. There was not n sign of
the distress nnd aeule anxiety under which
the market labored all day. It Is the al
most Invariable rule that such a violent
break In prices us that of yesterday brings
nn overnight accumulation of selling or
ders from alarmed holders or stock who
waited for dally reports for their Inrorma
tlon on the stock market, but the open
ing this morning was quiet ami unriittled,
with no Important pressure to sell and with
many notable advances und by the demand
to cover.
when the tlav was over the nun leauers
had recovernd ibrdr full control of the situ
ation and wero marking up prices und at
tracting large following with all the facility
which has characterized all their operations
ror manv wi-ekn mist. There was very
palpable manipulation and there were care-
iuny organizeti operations 10 suppun inu
market, Commission houses which wero
prominent In bidding up stocks und which
hnve noted for large speculative Interests
nil through the bull campaign, were freo
fenders or money neiow mo rate or 1110
banks at the same time that were buying
stocks. The Htirllugton deal was rehabili
tated and had nppurentiy not lost nny ot
Its nrlstlne force, although olllclal eon-
llrmution was consplculotisly absent. There
wns revived credulity In many other
rumors which have already done good serv
ice. Including that of the sumitiseil read
justment of General ICIectrlc's capital und
the Southwestern railroad merger. The
settlement of the International Smelting,
the advance in the pr cc or rellned sugars
ant! the absenco of engagements for Sugar
were used with effect by the buns.
Advances reached li points In HurllnKton.
Rock Island nnd Northwestern. 3Va In Great
Northern ami Northern Pacllie, 4 In Chi
cago ,v Eastern Illinois, 3 In Metropolitan,
In Western Union. Consolidated Oas 3.
Amalgamated Copper 4. Sugar 2i, United
States Express BV4, Rubber 4'4, Rubber pre
ferred 8'i and the malorltv of the nrlnclnal
nctlve slocks 1 to 2 points. Only In ono or
iwo cases weru me gams maintnineti,
reactions running from 1 to 2, but the
market was vigorously sunnorted ngaln
and the close was Irregular. The pressure
of profit-taking was not notably heavy,
even at the advances. Apparently the
speculative holders of stocks were de
termined lo hold for a rurther rise unless
they weru forced Into liquidation or unless
thorn was n enlllmr In of loans or call for
margins. Thero was much less calling of
loans today than yesterday and this called
attention to several causes for special
pressure In yesterday s money market.
Today's clearing house statement dis
closed the enormous totul of exchanges of
J437.832.HSO, which Is over JI2.000,00O In excess
of the largest previous day's record In the
history of tho clenrlng house. The general
activity of tho stock market yesterday had
something to do with this, but the settle
ment growing out of the clearances In the
contracts to deliver the United States
Steel stocks, when Issued, was a special
factor. This involved the adjustment of
transactions In over SiiO.ooO shares. The
preparation of the certlllcates of the United
States Steel stocks made possible actual
oeuveries, so mat operators wnom me
clearings showed to bo long stock found
themselves eniled unon yesterday ror a
settlement. The easier money In London
today lessened the demand for exchange
and thn rate for sterling yielded a fraction.
tho sub-treusur.v was a debtor at the
clearing house today to the amount of
$1,509,537 on account of tho payment by tho
I'ostoiuco department to railroads tor mo
transportation of malls. "Yesterday's heavy
liquidation ylso caused some natural relief
to tho money market. Thero was not lack
ing a suspicion that yesterday's violent
relup'u was winked nt If not connived ut
by sold-out bull leaders either to enable
mem to get 111 nl lower prices or to shake
out u weak following and relievo tho con
dition of overspeculatlon.
Tho bond market was moderately active
and lower. Total sales, par value, J3.905,
00. United Slates old 4s, coupon, advanced
i per cent on the last cull.
The following are tuu closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchison
do nfd
llaltlmore & O..
Canadian Pfru...
Canada Ho
dies. & Ohio....
Chicago G. W..,
L. U. fc W
Chi. luil, & L...
do pfd
Chi. & E. III....
C. & N. W
C, R. I. At P...
C. C. C. & St. L
Colorado So
do 1st prd
tlo 2d nfd
Del. & Hudson..
Del. L. . W....
Denr .t R. G.
do pfd
Erlo
do 1st nfd
Gt. Nor. nfd....
Hocking coal .
Hocking Valley.
Illinois Central.
Iowa Central ..
tlo !fd
Lake Erie & W
do pfd
Lake Shoro ....
L. & N
Manhattan L...
Met. St. Ry
.mox. central ..
Minn. & St. I,..
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
Mobile Ai Ohio.
M.. K. & T
tlo pfd
N. J. Central .
N. Y. Central..
Norfolk & W...
do pfd
No. Paelllc
do pfd
Ontario & W...
Ore. Ry. & N
do pfd
Pennsylvania ..
Reading
tlo 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Rio G. v
do pftl
St. L. & S. F...
do 1st pftl
110 .d pro....
St. L. Southw
do pfd
St. Paul
tlo nfd
St. P. & Omaha
So. Paclllo
So. Railway ...
do pfd
Tex. & I'aclllc
Union Pac
do pftl
Wabash
ftl'.f, do pfd Set's
95", Wheel. & L. B.. 19V'.
924 do 2d pfd 31
mt Wis. Central .... li)4
C2i Third Avenue.. ..121
4C II. & O. prd 91 14
23Vi National Tube..
1S.VU Mo pftl 117
37',i Amal, Copper.. .10S?s
73 Adams Ex 109
lis'.j American Ex....lli
191? I'. S, Ex 83
147 Wells-Fargo Ex.110
, 81 Amor. Cot. Oil... 2f,i4
, li-.'n 110 pro m
. 46 Amer. Malting.. B
. 2014 do pftl 25
.17S Amer. 8. & It.... 11214
.215 do pftl 9614
. n "Amer. spirits.,
. !:." do pftl
. 37'4 Amer. S. Hoop
. 69-Ji tlo pftl
.Ml 'Amer. S. & W.
.20 tlo pfd
. Kl'.i 'Amer. Tin P...
.Ill Mo nfd
3l',iAmer. Tobacco..
. 63
. r2',4
.121
.SlOVi1
.101
.128
.167i
Ml
! Sii
.112
.103',,
. SI
. 2f
58',',
1M
.150
. .VH4'
. 80' h
. 97Vi
. IMiVl
. 42
. 70
.15HV4
. fdi
. 52
. 79
.100i
. fSV;
.153!
189
.130
IPV4
2
73
4(
Pl'j
do pfd
Anac. M. Co..
Rrook'vn R. T. .
Colo. Fuel & I..
Con. Tobacco ...
tin pftl
Federal Steel...
tlo nfd
Gen, Electric ...
Ulucose sugar .,
tin prti
Inter. Paper ....
tlo pfd
Laclede Gas ....
National Illscult
do pfd
National Lead...
do pfd
National Steel.,
do pftl
N. Y. Air Rrake,
No. American...,
Paclllo Coast ..,
do 1st pfd
do 2d pftl
Paclllo Stall
People's Oas ..,
Pressed S. Car..
tlo pM
Pullman P. Car.
S. R. & t
Sugar ,
do pftl
Tenn. Coal & I.
U. 8. Leather .,
do pfd
V. S. Rubber ..
do nrd
Western Union.,
Repub'li! I. Ai S,
tlo pftl
U. S. Steel ,
do nfd
. 20Vi P. C. C. & St. U
2'4
17
ICVi
93 V4
I7!4
110
70
US
1274
III
ItiVi
82i4
71
W
101
53
I0.1V4
226
49
90
20V4
80
SI
1 (:,
95
IC',4
58
117
l.VI
88
, 53
90
6.1
, 3IU.4
U0i
82(i
210
ll-Vn
121
75?
:3i8
:8fc
47
94?s
Trust receipts. Nominal. Ex-tllvldend.
Commercial Advertiser's Loudon llnanclal
cablegram: Business generally was
cramped on tho stock market hero today by
1110 unpenning seiueineiii which comes to
morrow. Tho chief Interest was In the
American department, which was moder
ately busy. The American shares opened
cautiously, people having been scared by
tho relapso In New York yesterday, but
It soon was realized that the drop was In
finitesimal when compared with tho recent
advance and a general quiet buying move
ment set in. This was encouraged by the
opening In New York nnd tlio appearance
hero of American support. Tho close was
cheerful nnd ut tho top prices of tho day.
Tho Northern Paelllc Issues were tho lead
ing feature here. Rerlln neglected them,
favoring Erics. It Is expected that the
.C.5.500,000 of government dividends
will soon be mopped by tho repayment lo
tho bank, which will probably resume Its
strong grip on money within n few days,
Twenty-live thousand pounds In gold bus
been Imported from the continent. Sli
ver spurted today on speculative buying.
Ronton Stock Qnolntlona.
110STON, April O.-Call loans, 35T1 per
cent; time loans, 3l4fJ4 per cent. Official
rloblnc;
A.. T. & 8. F...
do pfd
Amer. Sugar ...
do pfd
Amer. Tel.. ....
Rostou At Alb y.
Roston Elevated.
Rostou & Mo...
C R. AV Q.. ......
Dominion Coal...
do pfd ....
Federal Steel ..
tlo nfd
Fltchnurg pfd..
Gen. Elec. Pfd..
Ed. Elec. 111....
N. E. G. & C...
Old Colony ....
Rubber
Union Paclllo ..
,142Ts
.122
,170
,'JlH
,171
.19.1
,186
3714
111
, B3
. l'JJ'4
.UP
.215
. ii'4
,20.S
. 21
Union Land . . .
Westlngh. Elec.
N. E. G. Ai C. 5s
Adventure ......
umg. .Mm. t'o..
Amal. Copper,,
Rostou & Maut.
Illltt llnolnn
Cal. & Hecla ...
centennial
Franklin
I tiimhnlilt
usceoia
Parrot
Qulncy
Santa Fo Cop...
Tamarack
Utah Mining ...
wmonn
91 Wolverines'
3',4
a
117
. 244
10S4
.380
.101V4
.V.T
. 2.V
. 18V
. 2S
. 82Vj
U
.315
. 33
:
New otk exchange, 2.V discount bid, IPC
discount asked.
CINCINNATI, April 9.-CI-a rings, J2.8H.
fi"0; New York exchange, par; money, S'aKb
per cent
PHILADELI'IIIA, April 9.-Ciearlngr,
JI9.83V.850. balances, $2,732,123. . .
ROSTON. April 9.-Clearlngs, J27.133.21o;
balances, J.',2S7,I15,
NEW YORK, April S.-Clcarlngs, $13i,
852,90! balances. $13,110,525.
Ximv York .Money Mnrkel.
NHW YORK. April 9.-.MONEY-On call,
llrm nt 3'45 per cent: loan und ruling
rate. IV4 per cent; prime mercantile paper,
3'fiiV4 per cent; sterling exchange, steady,
with actual business In bankers' bills,
$I.S7'd for demand and $l.8IH4.84i for
sixty days; posted rates, JI.S0I4 und $1.89;
commercial bills, $4.8.1ili'l 8l,i.
SILVER-Certllleatcs, BsMo'Jc; bars, 59c;
Mexican tlollars, 4Sc.
HONDS Government, llrmcr; state,
steady; railroads, Irregular.
The closing prices on bonds today are at
follows:
U. S. rof. 2s, rcg.KWi
tlo coupon I06l
do 3s, rcg,...,..uo4l
do coupon 111'V
tlo new Is, reg.H'A
00 coupon i3si
do old 4s, reBollS'i
do coupon 113'.:
do 6.1, reg 1 1 lb
do coupon 11 1 Va
D. of C. 3 IBs.... 121 I
Atoh. gen. Is lu2?s
do ndj. 4s. ...... 96
Cannda So. 2s...,1os41
Ches. Ai O. 4Vis. ,106V
HO ,IS 1214
C. Al N. W. c. 7S.142
do S. F. d. 5s... 121
Chicago Tor. 4s. 97'i
Colorado 80. 4s.
D. R. G, 4s... 101b,
Lrlo general 4s.. 89U
F. W. & V. a. Is.lOlW
Gen. Elect rlo 5s.183Vj
la. Central Is. ...117
L. Si N. tin I. Is.. 102
M.. K. Ac T. 2s... 81
do 4s JNI4I
N. Y. Central Is,
N. J. C. gen. on.
No. Paelllc 3s....
do 4s
N Y, C & S L 4s.
V jP. WV onn. 4a.
Ore. Nuv. Is
110 49
Oregon 8. L. 61.
do oonsol 6s...
Reading gen. 4s.
in,, n. W. is
St L .t I M .'. 5s
St L Air S F g. fis
Mr. I'lim oiiiih
St P. C & P Is.
do lis
So. Paelllc 4s...
Ho. Railway 6s,.
S. R. & T. 6s...
Tex. & Pac. Is.
do 2s
Union In. 4s..
Wabash Is
do 2s
V,.u Himrn 4
Wis. Central Is
vn, centuries .
,107
133
72U
103U
,10(1
,1011,
109
10H4
,129
117
851 ,
10P4
.U5-
,1314
1S9
HSU
.120'.
. 921'
117' . 60
.119
.100
.106
120'4
.110(,
.115
, 89',
. Mis
Offered.
i'cu York MlnliiK Stocks.
NEW YORK, April 9.-The following aro
quotations on mining stocks:
Arinmn Con 22
Alice 35
Rreeco 130
Rruuswlck Con.. 20
Comstock Tun... C
Con. Cal. Ac Vii.200
Deadwod Tcr.... Co
Horn Sliver 110
Iron Silver 00
Leadville Con.... 5
Little Chief ..
Ontario ,
Oiihlr
Phoenix
Potosl
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes .
Standard
Phoenix
... 16
..900
,., 03
...108
. 7
.. r.
CO
..110
.. 8
London Stock Qtiotatloni,
LONDON, April 9.-1 p. m.-ClosIng:
Cons., monoy.. ! 9-16 Erie
no accouni...j 1.,-lu no 1st prel....
Atchison rcr;
Canadian Pac... 95l
hi. i-aui ix
Illinois Central. .113
Louisville 105U
Union Pnc. pfd.. 86
N. Y. Central. ..153,
Pennsylvania
Reading
No. Pac. pfd..
Grand Trunk
Anaconda ....
Runtl Mine .
::SH
.. 7tV4
.. 17h
.. 9CV4
.. 411,
Hunk delirious.
OMAHA, April 9. Hank clearings today,
$1,019,151; corresponding day hibt year,
$1,061,815: decrease, $12,764.
CHICAGO. April 9.-ClearingB, $21,513,037;
balances, $2,763,738; posted exchange, JI.SSU
4.89; New York exchange, 50c discount
ST. LOI'IS. April 9.-Clearings, $6,910,629;
balances, $1,102,511; money, 5'jti per cent;
HAR SILVER-Steady. 27 3-16 pr ounce.
MONEY 3ii3i.4 per cent. The rate of ills
count In the onen market for short bills Is
3l4fi3 9-lBo; discount for thrco months' bills,
;j v-wuor per cent.
Contllllon of the Trrasnry.
WASHINGTON. April 9.-Todaj's state
ment of the treasury balances In tho gen
eral fund, exclusive ot the $I50,OOH,000 gold
reserve In thn division of redemption shows;
Available cash balance, $160,712,84; gold,
$9S,6S4,276.
Wool Mnrkel.
BOSTON. Anrll 9. WOOITho wool
market here, though not so hopeful as last
week, is very steady. Dealers aro hopeful
and entertain tho impression that the de
pression which has held the market lor
the last two years has at length censed
and an- looking forwnrd to better bus
iness, They now think a market value has
been established. Tho situation, however.
Is hardly such that n rise In .values will
bo immediately forthcoming. Tho bulk of
tho business t relucted has been in the
minor grades. medium nnil fine,
scoured basis. Is ahout 40fftlc, while the
staplo calls for 4I?i-I5c. Fleece wools aro
quiet, with values unchanged. New Aus
tralian wools aro held on the basis of tho
cost lo Import. Quotations:
Ohio nnd Pennsylvania fleeces XX nnd
abovo. 26(27c; delaine, 28ff?29c; No. 1 comb
ing. 27c; coarse and braid washed. 25fi26c.
Michigan, Wisconsin, etc. X Michigan,
21c: No. 1 Michigan combing, 25026c; No.
2 Michigan, 25ff2Gc; coarse and braid
washed, 25c: lino - delaine, 25ft2c. Un
washed " medium, ' etc. Kentucky nnd In
diana quurterhlood, 23c: blood, 23c; Mis
souri eniiirtcrhlodd combing, 22?o; blood,
22o: braid combing, 20fr21c. Territory,
scoured basis Montana lino medium and
fine, 14fl5c; scoured, 42ff45c; staple, 4,'ffltic;
Utah, Wyoming and Idaho tine medium
and tine, I2ffj14c; scoured price, 40iff42c; sta
ple, -JlftGc; Australian, scoured basis, spot
prices, combing superfine, nominal at 68
iOc; good, 61ii65c; average, C0fj63c.
('haiiiipn Avnllnlilc Suppllra.
NEW YORK, April 9,-Speclal cable nnd
telegraphic communications to Rradstroet's
show tho following changes In tho avail
able supplies of grain from tho last ac
count: WHEAT-Unltcd States and Canado,
east Rockies, decreaso 1,622,000 bu.: afloat
for and In Europe, Increase 1,200,000; total
supply, tlecreiiso 422,000 bu.
CORN United Stales and Canada cast of
Rockies, decrease 1,032,000 bu,
OATS Untied Stales and Canada, cast
of Rockies. Increase 39,000 bu,
Among the Important decreases reported
to Rratlstreet's are thoso of 700,000 hu, at
northwestern interior elnvntors: 235,000 bu,
at Omaha, 175.000 bu In Manitoba nnd 102,
("10 bu. at St. Joseph.
Thn leading increase Is that of 169,000 bu.
at Portland, Me.
I'lillntlelplilu Produce Mnrkrt.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9. BUTTER
Firm, good demand, fancy western cream
ery, 22lio. funcy prints, 22Vjc; fancy nearby
prints, 23o.
EGOS Firm, fair demand; fresh nearby,
lSo; fresli western, 14c; fresh southwest
ern, 13,c; fresh southern, 13c.
CHEESE Dull and weak; New York full
creams, fancy small, 12Tll4c; full creams,
fair to choice, lOfilto
Kmisn City I.lve Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 9. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,100 natives, 600 Texans, 175 calve-s;
native beef steqrs and light Texans, steady;
heavy Texans, 10fil5o lower; choice stock
ers and feeders. Mrong: others steady to
slow; nallvti beef .steers, $1.7015.55; stockers
and feeders, JI.IS'ljB.OO; western fed steers,
Jl.50fi5.10: Texnns and Indians. JI.25fr5,0O;
cows. J3.25(i 4.00; heifers, $1.854. 83; eanners,
J2.BOfT3.15; bulls, JJ.25fj1.50; calves, $1.50fj
6,00.
HOGS Receipts, 17.600 head; market 10c
lower; top, $6.10; bulk of sales, $5.90J?6.00;
heavy, $5.90fj6.10; mixed packers, $5.85ff
6.05; light, J5.60ifi5.95; pig. JI.5O5.50.
SHEEP AND LAM RS Receipts, 9,300
head; market active and steatly; western
lambs, $5.00ff5.15; western wethers, $4.50fjf
4.!0; western yearlings, $1.75fi5.00; ewes,
$1.25f?4.55: culls. $3.25511.00: spring lambs,
$0.OOfj7.O0.
SI. Louis Lire Stock .Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 9.-CATTLE-Recelpls,
2,000 head, Including 1,100 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
Sl.fiSfiB.TS; dressed beef nnd butcher steers,
$l.23f(S.35; steers under 1,nu0 lbs., $3.50fj5.15;
stockers and feeders, $2,60f7l,70: cows nnd
heifers, $2.0flTf5.00; eanners. $1.25&2,75; hulls,
J3.40ffji.50; Texas ami Indian steers, $3.B5Jj
5.10; cows nnd heifers, $2.53f3.65.
HOGS Receipts. 10,200 hend; market 5c
lower: pigs nnd lights, $5.80fr5.93; packers,
$5.85fiil.00; butchers. $6.00fi6,15.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Ri'celpts, 1.100
hend: mnrket strong nnd active: native
muttons. $1,50f(6,00; lambs, $5,00l?5.23: spring
lambs, $7.50f9,00; culls and bucks, $3.0O!4.Oj.
SI. .losriili I.lve Stock Mnrket.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, April 9,-(8pcclal.)
The Journal quotes:
CATTLE Receipts, 1,800 head; market
active and steady; natives, $4,25fj5,45; Texas
and westerns, $3,85u5.30; cows nnd heifers,
$2.25ffl,75: bulls and stags, $2.2.VI.83; year
lings and calves, $3.60fi4.70: stockers and
feeders. $3.40f4.50; venls, $4.25fi6,50.
HOGS Receipts, 4,700 head; market
mostly 10c lower: all grades, S3.S5flo.lOj hulk
of sales. J5,92V4ff6,00: pigs. 10c lower.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Rccelpts. 5.600;
market very active and steady; lambs. Jl.90
r5.15; yearlings, JI,75f5,00; wethers, $l.50fj
4,75; ewes, J3. 851(4. 50.
Xew York Live Stock Mnrket.
NEW YORK. April 9.-REEVES-Re-celpts.
4u0 hend; all consigned direct: cnblea
quoted live cattle and sheep unchanged;
refrigerator beef, 9,'h10o per lb, Calve,
receipts, 66 head; weak feeling; veals, $3.50
fiS.M.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 611 hend;
sheep steady, lambs strong; common to
fnlr sheep. $.00fjl.70; common to prime
lambs. $5.80fj6.30,
HOOS-Recclpts, 1.522 head; quiet: slate
hogs, $5,231(6.10; common southern pigs, $6.
Slock In SlKht.
Following nro tho receipts nt the four
principal western markets for April 9:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 3,535 10,153 6.219
Chicago 4,Wrt 18,( 3,rno
Kansas City 1,700 17.6OO 0,300
St. Louis 2,600 10,2-10 1,100
Totals
..11,535 56,235 29,919
OMAHA LIVE STOCK UARIET
Libtritl Btcsipts of OattW, but Market
Ruled Aotiti aid Strong.
HOGS SOLD TEN CENTS LOWER
Good Run of Sheep nnd l.niiihs, tint He.
111 a ml on Part of Packers In Good
Shnpe and Prices Held ol l-'nr
fro in Strud All Around.
SOUTH OMAHA, April 9.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Olllclal Monday l.tjoj .',.vxi 7,'nC
Olllclal Tuesday 3,o;i3 lu,!5j 0,219
Two days this week 6,140 Tiuil 1.1,921
tsamo iiuys lust wcck.... t,tl2 ,5b H,8W)
bauie week before b,40l 9,610 b.bsl
Same three weeks ago.. V.Wo 1I,1IJ l5,(;3l
buinu tour wccks ngu.... b,uj2 12.106 ll,l2
Bamo uuys lust year.... i,,i9j 12,bos 10,57?
Averugu price puld for hugs for tne past
tevcral uays, with compurlnuns;
I 1901. 1WJ,1899.189S189;.1896.1595.
March 15.
Martil 16. 1
Mutch 17.
March 18. 1
iuurcn u.
-March W.
March 21.
March 22.
Murch 23.
March 24.
Murch 25.
Murch ViS.
.uurch 2L
March 28.
March 29.
.March 30.
March 31.
April 1...
April
April 3...
Aprl! 4...
April 5...
April 6...
April 7...
April 8...
April u...t
b 66141
b u6
6 55V4!
1 "HI
5 il 1
b 82l,4
b tHJ I
b80
5 76 1
s 8r 1
6 Ik)4
5 9o7i
5 85ifc
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1
5 97U
6 0U 1
5 9SJ4
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I) itiVj
B 96?a
a I
6 014
6 irj'i
4 7V 3 5S
4 b 3 lioj
1 94 3 J
I 3 0S
4 8S( 1
4 Wl 3 t!
4 U 3 56,
4 Soj 3 UU
4 W 3 0J
4 J 3 U01
' I a 5i
4 9 I
4 S 3 l
f, eA
B 16
a 12
6 1U
5 OS
5 151
6 25
B 301
5 30
o 27
C 33:
3 661
3 601
3 63
3 -'
3 61
3 Co
3 66
4 65
3 62
3 Oil
3 66
I
3 68 3 80 j
3 1O1 3 ti 3 77)
J ill 3 'Jl 3 Kl
3 J 3 86, J 6i
d 'Hi J Vl K
1 4 U0 3 67
3 75 I 3 ll
3 7t 3 9S ' J
3 76 3 91 3 u
3 71 3 ! 3 J
3 6I 3 iM 3 1
3 Uil '.i 3 vi
1 3 8v 3
3 571 I 3 70
3 65 3 tt ',1
3 t2 3 ail 3 bt
3 621 3 tll 3 W
3 t 3 9.' 3 l4
I67
3 73
3 79
3 79,
92
3 91
3 611
3 l'b
3 52
3 901
3 85
3 831
3 71 3 801 3 61,
3 7b 3 83 3 o:
3 57 1
3 59 1
4 31
4 il
m
i 41
4 41
t 3
4 4i
4 U
4 bii
4 71
4 tlj
4 74
4 82
4 80
4 78
4 no
4 31
4 82
4 76
4 82
i 81
4 89
4 81
Indicates Sunday. ,
The olllclal number of curs of stock
brought In today by each rontl was:
en! tin. llnitH. Bh'ii. H'r's.
u., .m. t st. I', uy.. 7
O. & St. L. Ry 6
Mo. Paelllc Ry 3
t'mnli Pup. Hvlpm.. !?t)
O. & N. W. Ry 6
i'., 1-;. & .m, v. u. 11. .11
t, ft, ... n
n. i.. tv 1 . 1
C St. P., M. & O
11. & M. R. R. II,
c, u. it cj. Jty
K. C. ft St. J
C, R. 1. ii P., east..
C, R. 1. & P., west..
Illinois Central
3
39
18
5
10
4
20 15 9
29 3 1
i
9 .. 4
26 5
10
12
147
14
Total receipts ...156
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber or iicau inuicatcu
Ujycrs.
Omaha Packing Co...
G. H. Hammond Co..
Swltt nnd Company.
Cudahy Packing Co 1,063
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. .142 l.n.Vi 1.1&3
1,612 26N
2.20S 1,338
2,092 I,2i2
2,929 t'30
456
535
Armour & Co 693
swirt, rrom k. c mi
Swirt, from country 231
R. Rccker & Dcgnn.... 35
Vansnnt & Co 21
Lobman & Co St '
Huston & Co 1
Livingstone & Schaller. 7S
Hamilton & Rothschild. 31
L. I Hus7. 7
11. V. Hohblck 73
A. S. Muwhlnncy 21
Wolf & M 93
Other buyers 81
Totals 3,37$ 10,127 5,252
CATTLE There wns u liberal run of
cattle here today, but h demand on tho
part ot all the packers was In good shape,
and as a result tho market ruled active
nnd steady to strong all around on any
thing nt nil ileKlrnble.
The bull: of tho receipts today were inado
up or hcer steers, nnoui Hcventy-iivo cars
being on sale. The quality of the offerings
as a whole was better than for some tlmo
pnst, and as high as Jo.45 was paid. PacK
ers started out early and bid good, steady
to stroncr nrlces for all tho desirable grades.
and as a result the cattle changed bunds nt
11 rapid rate. Even tho warmed-up ciiiuo
sold to tho packers today In the. majority
of cases, ns they bid higher than tho specu
lators. Although some sales were miido
today that looked higher than yesterday's
prices, taking quality Into consideration,
the market could best be described by call
ing It simply a strong, nctlve market.
The supply of butcher stock was small
today In proportion to the total receipts,
nnd for that reason competition wns active
on nil deslrublo bunches, lllds wero gen
erally steady with yesterday, and In some
eases stronger. It was a good, active mar
ket, und everything wns out of llrst bunds
In good season.
Bulls, calves nnd stugs also sold In good
shape today, prices being fully aa good ns
they were yesterday.
There wns not much cliunge today In tho
situation In stock cattle. In some cases
the market looked a llttlo stronger, hut
ns a rule It could not be quoted nny higher
than yesterday. The trade, however, had
moro llro to it today than it did yesterday
and anything at all desirable met with
ready sale. Tho common cattle were hard
to move, the same as has been the caso all
along. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
1,,,
1 ,
12
n
2'.'.!'.'.'.'.!
r
H-ttIM
1
.1....
1....
I....
19....
1....
1...,
li
1....
. 73)
. 610
, 492
1 795
, 960
. iWi
500
, 710
, 815
, 57C
. 830
, MO
, 675
. 890
. 820
, lilt
, $20
3 no
3 10
3 70
3
it 25
3 25
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 '0
il 50
3 .50
il 60
3 75
3 7i
:i 75
21 . .
32!!!!
13....
y'.'.',
12....
12!
IL...
19....
978
735
730
S67
1100
810
826
..A.. 937
610
9;s
1015
896
1092
1035
7.10
780
9....
....13.V)
....1P00
....1210
....1170
....1750
....1370
. . . . 765
....1530
....116')
....116)
....17.T0
....1523
....110)
....1510
....1330
COWS
.... 970 II
2 83
3 10
3 11)
3 10
3 15
3 2S
3
30
10
3 40
3 10
:s 10
3 10
3 VI
HULLS.
II..
I..
1..
1..
1..
...1320
...1320
...1720
...1100
...1650
...1113
...1VM
...1720
...13LM
...1701
...111.1
... rtw
...1950
...1130
.KM
AND HEIFERS
i 19 121
CALVES.
, 260 3 00 1 . . .
, 330 I CO
. 19.1 I TO 1...
. 3i) 5 00
, 150 r, 00 2...
260 5 50
4 00
4 il
4 00
4 00
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 IS
4 15
4 20
4 2i)
I 25
4 TO
I 35
4 35
I 40
a 5o
r. 5o
3 on
3 60
3 -VI
3 f.-i
3 75
3 75
3 SO
3 S3
il 85
3 9)
4 i0
4 Oil
4 23
4 30
100 5 00
150 ,6 25
130 11 75
100 6 75
125 6 75
6...
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
.1010
, 45U
940
. 750
, 910
, 496
. 910
CO
2 i0
2 '80
3 00
3 tO
3 V)
3 15
1....
89i I
. 610
. 640
Si?
. "75
.1270
3 '.M
3 20
3
3 25
3 fO
3 IVJ
3 603 .1 mi
66 131 3 10
3 620 3 25
1 1140 3 25
3 716 3 50
4 582 3 50
2 10011 3 To
13 662 3 ')
2 1070 -I HI
5 9S0 4 (1)
23 614 4 00
3 730 4 "0
9 475 4 00
3 6.13 I 10
1 710 I 10
STOCK CALVES.
SOo il lo 1
3li0 I HO
ICKERS AND FEE1
1
3....
16....
21....
6....
12....
4....
19....
19....
21....
30....
1....
390 t 01
. 670
. 1120
. 610
. 660
. 562
. 91S
. 911
. 717
393
. Ml
. 03 1
. 511
. im
. 390
I 10
1 10
I 20
1 20
4 23
I 25
I 25
4 23
I 55
4 S3
I 10
4 tO
4 5.)
I 60
slow; best mockers sternly, others lower!
beeves, $4.45fi5 60; cow s and bulls, mixed,
J2.OW3.0Oi stockers nntl leetlers, $3 25ff4 3i,
eulves and yearlings, $3.CKtf4 55,
HOGS Receipts, 3,6oo: market fully
lower; selling, $5.sOfi3.97'4, bulk, $5.55.
dBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
AWNINGS ANDTENTS.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co.,
Oinnbn, Xrti,
Manufacturer of
Tents and Canvas Goods.
Semi for ('.ntrtlncuc Number .1
CIGARS.
article Oscar"
The Favored 5c uar.
Strictly hnnd made by Hone V Co.
Allen Bros. Co., Distributors
DRY GOODS.
iiuuh There was a nnerai run 01 nun
uerc mis morning nun us uu oiner iuim
,,...". I n ..... .1... ... . . .Iinl Im.n ,llll,llt-ll
754100 lower. As usual, tho best hogs
wero picked up llrst nnd after tho llrst
round tho market wus e.loso to 10c lower.
rno nest hogs sold rrom Ju.-.'j 10 ?o.wi aiui
the mixed hogs at J5.90 nnd J5.9214. On tho
lighter hogs packers were bidding from J5.90
,1in.t, r, ,t,u tiMih'n tmirke-t. as
dnwn
sellers
did not like to tako the price:!
sellers urn not iikc 10 iiiko uio inn
nff..r..,l lull ullll llm )inaa lirllt moving tt)
mini tlin onlM Mini llin bulk Was SOltl ill
fairly good season,
Thero wan not much dlffercnco In tho l.ist
end of tho market, as what wns left sold
mostly at J5.90 and J3.92Vi. or ns much ns
they would have brought early In the morn
ing. Kverythlng was out of llrst bandit
, . . . . i . . , i . a ..... . , ...in
ucioro 11 o ciock. .is iu uu rvu . ,...
tho tablo of average prices, the mnrket
toelny Is ut the lowest iiolnt renched since
.Aiarcu M. iieprescniaiive riuen.
No.
3...
1...
1...
1...
1...
6...
4...
11...
11...
S...
1...
1...
o
5!!!
i...
12...
1...
21...
1...
1...
19...
32...
6...
16...
9...
10...
20...
7...
7...
20...
10...
23...
19...
16....
5....
19....
22...,
5....
3....
n-
13,'."!
22....
9....
24....
3
19....
13....
11.....
630
1005
129i)
1270
716
745
1187
1123
787
900
1240
630
!I0
960
961
9S0
960
1010
R40
910
9.55
710
93
1031
1022
1015
791
1000
915
727
1161
896
1015
110?
9S0
...115
...1000
...101S
...1023
...1092
...1(93
...1122
...1129
.'..1225
...1136
...1062
AV. IT.
716 $3 "ft
4 00
4 (1)
1 (0
4 10
4 10
1 15
4 '5
4 20
4 20
4 25
4 25
4 25
I 25
4 25
4 30
4 ."0
4 30
4 35
4 35
4 33
4 r
4 35
45
45
45
40
40
40
45
15
65
4 45
4 60
I 60
4 50
4 53
4 60
I 60
4 60
I 60
4 60
4 60
4 65
4 65
4 55
I 60
No.
26...
42...
3...
.)
5"!
16...
6...
9...,
6...
10...
52...
37...
15...
IS...,
23...
HI
So!'.!'
86,..,
40...
20,..
1...,
.IS...,
19... i
22...,
31...
22...,
19...,
30,..,
20...,
10...,
19...,
45
17
20
23
36
51
16
20
18
15
17
16
12
Av.
1017
1141
1100
1170
1170
1059
1051
1081
10S8
1114
1225
1231
1403
.....1275
1115
1161
1120
10S2
10S2
1096
.....1190
10SO
....1123
.... Nil
1239
....1120
....1074
....1206
1070
....1161
....1161
1326
1203
1271
1266
1231
1392
1016
1272
1266
...1275
1336
.....1186
,....1336
....1391
1114
....1393
75
STKERS AND HEIFERS.
.,. 913 I 25 4 972
...926 4 10 19 1090
...1000 I 55 15 1236
STEERS AND STAGS.
...1151 4 m
IT.
4 63
4 i
4 3
4 "0
4 70
4 70
4 70
1 70
4 ;o
I 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 75
75
4 75
I 75
4 75
4
4
4
4 75
4 75
I 75
4 80
4 y.o
4 80
4 83
I S3
4 S3
I 83
4 90
4 10
I 95
1 03
I 95
4 95
5 00
5 00
5 CO
5 15
5 15
5 15
5 15
5 20
5 25
5 45
1 25
I 60
5 10
No.
2S...
21...
79...
75...,
59...
70...
35...
79...,
67. . .
83...,
66. . . .
73. . . .
78....
74....
76....
63....
81....
42....
69....
71....
80....
83. . . .
69....
Av. Sh. IT.
80
..10S
..202
i
'.'.253
. .236
..196
..2IS
..237
..201
..223
. .231
,.22S
..210
. .207
..237
..172
..210
. .20!)
. .223
..253
..1VS
. .233
..241
..210
. .224
74 !
96. . . .
BS. . . .
78.
.190
0e
.216
40
120
320
8i)
80
160
120
80
80
160
40
75 201 160 5
86...
10...
3...
69...
82...
65...
US...
73...
67...
66...
91...
38...
76...
87...
69...
80...
66...
72. . .
61...
63...
79...
6...
1...
o
l!'.
i...
2...
1...
1...
1...
1...
o
V.'.'.
l...
4...
18...
O
i'.'.l
i...
i..
l..
I.'.'
I..
3..
1.,
720
890
825
Ml
780
, 850
, 1020
916
840
1005
710
975
,.. 975
,..1080
... 875
,..1050
,.. 930
,..1003
,..1070
...1350
,.. 770
... 910
,.. 876
... 910
...800
... 730
...103S
...1010
... 830
... 820
... 960
...1075
...835
,.. 8V)
... 920
... 933
...1060
,.. 950
... 783
... SOU
,.. 1180
...1101
,..iosi
...1330
5
10
1
1
.. 900
.. 430
. 750
COWS.
2 00
2 25
2 23
2 25
2 25
2 25
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 10
2 50
2 50
2 60
2 50
2 60
2 60
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 i5
2 75
2 S5
2 if)
1 90
2 90
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 CO
3 00
il (0
3 10
3 10
3 25
3 23
3 25
.'! 25
3 as
3 23
3 35
3 40
3 45
3 50
HEIFERS
2 75 23... .
2 75 2 ....
2 9)
3 390 3 60
2 920 3 50
2 835 3 50
3 780 3 50
13 10G6 3 55
7 1108 3 CO
1 1140 3 60
3 910 3 65
1 1190 3 63
21 1014 3 70
15 1116 3 70
7 918 3 70
4 1215 3 75
2 1075 3 75
I 1190 3 75
3 1333 3 80
1 1130 3 85
2... 1155 3 5
6 1096 3 '.'1
1 1600 3 f0
1 1170 3 90
2 925 3 90
1 920 3 90
3 960 3 90
7 975 3 00
II 935 3 90
1 1360 JIM
8 J023 3 90
3 783 3 90
31 103.H 4 00
4 1000 4 W
2 1260 4 (fl
6 1055 4 )
1 1050 4 10
1 1110 I 10
? 805 4 10
1 10S0 4 15
1 1430 4 15
6 1150 4 15
2 1200 4 15
1 121(1 4 20
21 9S0 4 20
1 1210 4 43
950
7u0
760
3 75
3 85
95...
76. . .
90...
56. . .
66...
62...
85...
61...
65. . .
63...
83...
87...
66. . .
76...
65., ,
80...
79...
65...
78..
63...
67...
HIIKHI'.
...217
,..217
!"235
...221
,..231
..206
..226
, . .269
,..235
,..205
...232
..19$
..202
...272
..231
,..211
. .231
. .225
..23S
..2iW
..215
..22S
. .202
...186
..23
..270
. .23S
..235
..230
..245
. .291
..220
..216
..213
..220
. .212
..218
..206
..216
..201
..2)1
80
'')
"to
"iO
'80
i6
itY)
120
so
80
.so
120
$1 75
4 73
5 S7'.4
5 90
5 90
5 '
5 90
5 90
5 90
5 90
5 90
6 90
6 90
5 90
5 90
6 90
6 90
6 it)
6 90
5 Ml
6 9 )
5 90
6 90
5 90
5 ft)
6 W
5 90
5 9)
5 9)
6 90
5 90
fill
5 90
6 90
5 90
6 90
6 90
5 90
5 90
5 90
5 90
5 90
5 f-0
5 90
6 90
5 90
5 90
5 9")
5 90
6 (i
5 90
5 90
5 90
5 90
5 11
6 90
6 V)
5 92K
6 '.'2 a
6 92 1 i
5 92'.
5 92".
5 Ki
No.
61...
67....
31....
SO....
58....
16....
61....
67....
39....
76....
66....
(it....
63....
71....
20. . . .
63....
66....
76....
12....
41....
73....
4S....
75....
57....
74....
73....
49....
63....
65....
62....
IS....
70. . . .
82....
62....
64....
74
I I .... .
61...
70...
6S...
C2. . .
41...
77. . .
80...
79...
69. . .
76. . .
OX...
65..,
71...
38..
Av
. .236
..216
. .261
. .267
. .259
..221
..266
..215
..211
..422
..237
..263
..217
. .231
..234
..271
..233
. .250
..200
'.?&
..289
..271
..251
..211
..249
..267
..241
. .276
. .231
. .238
..261
..236
..262
neij
1'.247
..307
..235
..236
..338
. .223
..231
22.i
Sh. IT.
... 5 i.'.'Vs
... 5 92'.'j
... 5 92'3
... 5 Wis
120
'40
'40
160
80
80
SO
itio
80
6 V1U,
5 92'i
6 irjis
92(4
ft 92Vs
r. ')2'.si
ft 321.3
5 2i,
6 92'.3
6 92'J
5 92':
ft '-"-is
ft 92
ft !'2i
ft 9211,
ft Kit
5 9jlj
6 'it.
5 925
... r 92(1.
... 6 92(j.
... ft 92U
...246
...24S
...213
...256
...271
66 -:m
58 320
63 250
61 232
61 242
60 '.'7S
63 217
59
68
10
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40
120
120
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40
41)
80
ft t2i fe
2,.
80
40
51...
59...
74...
02...
10...
70...
62...
6S...
60...
68...
03. . .
67. . .
60...
57...
was a
232
.250
.271
,261
.256
.268
.221
.263
.282
.211
.261
.258
.273
.278
.261
.261
.303
.303
fairly
80
49
'so
'so
SO
120
10
80
6 92
5 92 "tj
6 92ft
5 92
ft r-2Jv
5 )22
5 92',,
ft !-23
5 92W
5 92(i
5 V2b
5 92Vs
5 92U,
ft 92't.
6 92;.;
6 92'i
ft 92a
6 93
5 0
ft 93
6 95
5 95
ft 95
6 95
6 93
5 95
10
6 93
5 93
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ft '15
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5 95
6 95
5 93
5 95
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6 95
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liberal run
SO
SO
40
80
10
Oil
ft 92tJ
5 92i2
6 921.
ft 92'a
ft 92't,
... 5 92! i
... 6 9214
C r.:
'pi. . '
of sheep hero od,," ,,,,,1 , fl1' ll,n;ral run
active inti f?,iiv 2? '.' 1 1 "as
cases seemed to he i HeeiA V 1,1 "on,n
brought 1.75 ti?r.Lr,!,.l'nnK? Jin1 nvos
sold 11 k iiifVii ' 1? ?;'mo "s Tlorrtay. Ewes
as a whoieould M7inS'ket
though "ill
to7
'"rRnSi l1"dl,-.",,R, rl'PP"'-. J5.00f,!fio. ,-BU,r',
Olllclal yesterday; Cattle, recelnts -vi-vi.
shipments. 5,467. Hogs, receipts : if V,'i!
Sen's: ffl 8hcp"' rcc Sfe
guotutions: Choice wethers. $4 70ir?
4.S0; fair to good wethers. Jl.5084.70- cllnneef
wethers. JI.6iW4.75i choice llghtwe ght loar
lings. J4.75U4.90; fair to goo V year fruVr to
ifiil?! ,"fnpC1 J4.65fri8o"B choice
lightweight ewes. J1.255i4.40: fair tn S
owes, J3.90W4 25 t-holet- la,, l.s. J5 OOfl 5 25;,,f au
to good lamb!) JI.75ij5.O0; clipped lambs, J IS
JIG-'10: spring iambs; jii.60ii8.tVjj focYier owes
J3 25fl3.50; feeder we-thers,1 ixhm.W- feeder
lambs, Jl.30yi.00, RepresJntntivo sa oi-
126 western ewes
8S1 clipped west weth. and yrlgs
351 western wethers
386 Mexican wethers
rj17 lfilnrniln.lnvlnM., lr.U..
' ...... ........... ,v.,t, , tttiii tin. , , . ,
511 t'olorailo-.Mexionn lambs
.'u cun ewer una wethers
10 ewes ,
75 bucks ..1
218 ewes
661 clipped western wethers.'
(j clipped western wethers.
5111 r'nfnm,ln.f.vlnnn
F.11 r'nlnrn rlrtf av nn
' -., '-.,.a i.ii juiiiim...
240 Colorado Mexican Inmbs....
. 82
.101
. 85
.106
. 83
. 74
. S3
. HO
172
. 90
. 95
.115
. 78
. 80
, 81
4 20
4 75
4 75
4 90
ft 15
5 15
2 75
3 50
3 75
4 00
4 55
4 65
ft 15
5 15
5 05
CIIICAIUI MVIJ STOCK 5IAIIKKT.
Cattle nnd Sheep .Sloml) Fair De-uinnd
fur ling".
, lliCMio A'lr11 O.-CATTLE-Reeclpts,
l.oro head; generally steatly to strong; good
to jirlmo steers, J5.00ft0.(i5, poor to medium,
$3.i5Tj4.93: stockers anil feeders, steady,
good, J2. 231(3. 85; rows, 12.851.00: heifers,
J2.854.80; eanners, $2.002.75; bulls, $2.50ft'
1.10: calves, $.fi5.S5; Texas fed steers,
$l.25fl5.30; Texas grass hteers, JU.ftiKdl.OOj
Texas bulls, $2.76fj4.i)
HOOH-Reoolpts today. lS.Wo head; tomor
row, 22.000, estimated; left over, 3.000; fair
demand; good clearance; lop, $6.15; mixed
and butchers. J5 WB6.I0; good to eholeti
heavy, J5.:i51(6.15. rough heavy, J3.60fifi.iiij;
light, I'lS'r.Ou; bulk of sales, J5. S5?J6.03.
HHKEI AND LA.MRS-Rcelpts, I3.W0
head; sheep and lambs, steatly tu slow;
good lo choice wethers, Jl,10'(?5,00; export.
$5,15fi5.25, fair to choice mixed, J4,fiO'4,90;
western sheep, Jl.9fifi5.00; export, J5.I6W
5.23, yearlings, J4. 900,15; native lambs, $4.75
(5.10; clipped, up o J5.25; western lambs,
J5,(fJ5.i0; clipped, up to J5.25.
Slum Cltv Live Slock- Mnrket
SIOFX PITT. April 9.-
eram.)-CA'lTLE-Recclpts
JSyl E. Smith & Co.
Importers nd Jobber ol
Dry Goods, Furnishing Ooodt
ANDNOTJON&
WHEN IN OMAHA
VISIT
Byrne-Hammer Dry Goods Go,
HOWARD STIinHT,
OMAHA'S GREAT NEW HOUSE,
-(HdpHhI Tle.
, 1,500; market
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Uestern Electrical
vy Company
Electrical Supplies.
Eltctrlo Wlrlns Belli and Oas Llehtlna.
Q. XV JOHNSTON. Mgr. 1510 Howaid K t.
SAFE AND IHON WORKS.
Hall's Snfcs,
Cnah Regiflter.s,
Typewriters
Hall Safe and
Look Company,
1 1 1ll Fiit iimii St.
Davis & Cowgill Iron Works,
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS
OF MACHINERY.
OBNKRAL RKPAIItlNG A BPECIAL.T1
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERH.
IKOl, IRO'J and ir05 Jaekaoa Street,
Onaha, Neb. Tel. 638.
. ZabrlU. Axent. J. B. Cowdll. Mat.
ELEVATOR SUPPLIES
ELEVATORS
Improved Quick and Kasy Riling
Steam, Electric and
Hand Power Elevators,
AUTOMATIC HATCH GATKS.
Rend for catnlocue.
KIMBALL BROS., COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1,
idea sin awn. irici,uwu i
H. Davis & Son
Agents for tae nickraoa
flnfetr uatea nno
l'lre ror.
RUTatar Hrdraullo and Hand Eleratorl.
MMaliir rnnnlrinr a EDeclalty. Ltather
ValTe Cupi for Elaratori, Englaa aad
FrlBtlnf Prcsasaa.
'KANE GO.
MntiiifttiirAri nnii TrtiSh n9
Steam and Water Supplies
Of All Kinds.
ion nnil mm nntir.i.AS sr.
ENVELOPES.
fluy from the Manufacturers.
Burkley Envelope Co.,
Mnkers nnd Prlntrrunf
ENVELOPES
All Kinds and Hles.
120 North Fifteenth Street.
IMPLEMENTS.
mnfinlmnlnttiAMt
,
and Trnnsfer Co.
Agents ior i.amDeri uaeouoe jsaglniit,
tha Qoodblve llotarv drlnrtpr lh
Erwai- Threo Row Cultlvnttir and th llnmi
Comfort Lawn SwIiir. Send for cutaloauei.
' or. 3th and Jaclison Sts.
WALL PAPER.
Yetter Wall paper Co.,
JOBBERS
WALL PAPER.
Largo, well sclectod Mock, prices game) ai
raatoin houses latent nnvoltlrs. Dfnleri
atnd for 1,0nl nampln llnei nnd tnrms.
i.-i;,-ii-. iiiiiiiov st., tiiiuiiin.
Duy FUYEH HILL OF LEADVILLK at
5o n ubare; Company controls 17 claims la
the heart of tlio .District; property bolnit
oporatcd with .1 steam hoist; has a record
of production of $150,000.00.
fluy I'UIDK MININO COMPANY STOCK
nt 20c n share; tho company owns 45 claims
und a largo mill; Ih a steady shlppei and
employs 25 men; will undoubtedly pay Chi.
dends this year.
Write for Information concerning divi
dend paying stock showing an Investment
of bettor than 33'.4 per cent, to Herbert 3.
Shaw, offices H and 15, Drown I'ulace Ho
tel, Denver, Colorado, Approved stouki
sold 011 Instalment plan. Direct prlvutt
wlro to all Colorado exchanges,
'iv 1 cp tin in- io:ir.
Bo yd Commission Co.
Successors to Jumc3 II. Iloyd & Co,,
OMAHA, NBH.
COMMISSION
(Hl.VI.V, I'llO VISIONS AMI STOCKS.
Htm id of Trmlr lliillillnu.
Direct wires to fhlcago nnd Now Yorli,
Correspondence, J A. Wuiron & Co.
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