10 THE
OMAHA DAILY BEE: ITUPAY, APRIL
1901.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Pciiibllity f Hettien FJy Damagai it In
flusntial is Whiat Strinjtb.
CORN MARKET RATHER QUIET, BUT STEADY
Hulk of (ln Ilii'Inrfti In In HxcliniiR
liiff .Mn- for .Itil.v nl H(pu
I'luurm Pro vlxlim Itiile
Dull.
CHICAOO, April H.-Tlic piwlbllltles of
fly duinago whs Inlltientlul In tlio uliout
market tortny nml Mny cloned rntlier niilft
ami corn closed ii Mimic onts c nnd pro
visions 2TiVAc Improved.
The KOvrnment report having shown
bout what hnd been expected of It whs of
lcs Influence In the wheat market than
the little addendum to It which showed the
possibilities of future damaRp from Jlesslan
fly. I.owi;r cables and the bearlshness of
the report Itself caused heavy selling at the
start. May belnu sold from Wsc to fnr,
compared with yesterday's close at iiWk
'O'.ic. Hut tho bulls clzed the fly nrKU
nient nnd aided by light receipts nnd an
excellent shipping demand, succeeded in
ularmlnc nhnrts. who covered on a liberal
fcalc. The market during the tlrst hour
climbed to 71c, around which it ruled steady
fof a time. Later heavy clear.inees and r'
ports of damage from Insects In Missouri
caused it further rally to 71'sc I'rnftMnk
int? canned a imnll reaction, but the close
was stroitR, lc hlnlier at 7l'iff il4- Sen
board clearances In wheat nnd llonr were
equal to 702,O bushels, nearly nil of It
being wheat. I'rlmnry receipts were 4KW0
bUHhels, compared with Vli.oXl bushels last
year. Iocal receipts were 35 ears, none of
contract i?rade, while Minneapolis nnd
IJullltli reported 210 cars, nRnlnst 283 Inst
week and 2V' a year nso. Exporters re
ported ijf) lonils taken today.
Corn was rather quiet, but steady, despite
eomo selling of May by Phillips, who, like
many other local dealers, was chanplni;
some long stuff over to July. The July dis
count at the openlnR wax sic, but under the
chaiiKliiK operations It Kradunlly narrowed,
beliiK but Ui' nt the close. Wet weather,
UkIU state offerings, as well n sympathy
with the wheat streiiKth, were the sustain
ing Inilnctices. Mny sold between CTlle
nml 13lte. closing a shade up nt 4.1c. Re.
celpts were li!) cars, 27 of contract grade.
The old bull crowd, as opposed to the
Phillips crowi!, which sold out on the re.
i cnt brenk, was prominent In tho July buy
ing. Oats1 were quiet but steady, tn sympathy
with wheal. The bulk of business was In
changing May Into July tit atvmt oven
money. The rush demand was good. Mav
sold between Ki'.e and 2s4r ami 'locd "sC
higher nt 2.Vc. Receipt-, were 1(3 cars.
Provisions were dull. The opening was
Irregular, but the tone of the market be
came utronger later on a good cah de.
tnund. May polk sold between )ll.37j and
Sit. M ami closed 7'jc hlitliT at JI4.I5; May
lard betueen S'.20 and S.25. closing 2'jicc
up at $S.'h and Mny ribs hetween KS and
5S.17'.i, with the close 2'sc Improved nl
SS.17'i.
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
l cars: corn, P.I cars; oats, 135 cars; hogs,
23.nno bead.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open.! High. Iiw. cTose.l Vrs'yT
Wheat
May
July
Corn
April May
July
OiiIh
Mny
J illy
Turk
May
July
Lard
May July
Sept.
July
Sept.
f.n;7Vi, 7m O'i'-mw'il'ui.iiu
70?,fa4 71T. TOVTl'iftMTO'.ifr-,
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I.TiW7 I3lift44 AV.i 43 43?,5
43$, 43 434 43S
2P 25'i 214 23U 2P,
2I4 25', 2l?i 23 2li
113714 14 SO II 37fc 14 45 14 37", 4
II 15 II tiD 11 15 II r5 14 ITV4
8 22!4 8 25 S M K 22U i 20
8 12!i X 17'fc R y-'A X IB S 10
S 10 8 174 S 10 u 15 X 10
8 20 8 20 8 1714 8 1714 8 15
7 D714 8 00 7 95 8 00 7 S714
7 iti 7 93 7 0214 7 03 7 90
No. 2.
Cash ciuotatlous were as follows:i
ri.OUIt Market easy: winter patents,
S1.S51i3.90: Htralghts. S3.20W3.70: clears,
S2.finfi3.40; spring Hpcclnls, SI. 30; patent,
S3.50Tj3.iU; straights, S3.003.3o; bakers, $2.20
52.50.
WIIRAT-Nn. 2 red, 70VJi"3e.
t'OHN No. 2, 1314c; No. 2 yellow. 43V4c.
OATH No. 2, 27c; No. 3 white, 27);ff29c.
KYK No. 2, 53140.
UAUI.KY-dood feeding, 4Gc; fair to
choice malting, BlffiSSc. '
Sinons-Prltuo timothy. $1.10; clover, con
tract grade, $10.75.
PKOVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $14.35
(fill. 10. I.nrd. per 100 lbs.. $S.32m?8.35. Short
ribs sides (loose.), S8.1CkU8.30. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). S.7u'iiG.87,.4. Short clear
sides (boxed). $S.37l41lS.W.
AVIIISKV-Basls of high wines, $1.27.
Following uro the receipts and shipments
for today:
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 27,0jO 30,00i)
"Wheat, bu 135.O00 197.000
Com, bu 112,1100 10,000
Oats, bu 207,000 222,ono
Itye, bu ... 4,1 15,(100
JJarlcy, bu 14,000 21,000
On the Produce exchange today tho but
ter market was stonily; creameries, lMf
w; Haines, 1111 inc. fliee.-e. iirm at lVtf
i.tc. J'iggs, steuiiy; ircsn, l.x.
SBW YOltIC (iUNKHAL MAnKBT,
(luotutlnua
nf the Dnr on
Vnrlnnn
Co mnioilltlrs.
NKW YORK, April U.-1'M.OUH-Itecelpts
23, 491 bbls,: exports. C.379 hbls.: closet!
Ilnner and morn nctlve: Minnesota
patents, S3.S0y4.2O; Minnesota bakers, $2.90iff
3.25; winter patents, $3.C5ffll.W); winter
ntralghts, $3. 403.60: winter extras, $2.10y'
2. SO; winter low grades, $2. 21x52. 33. Uyo.
flout, dull; fair to good. S2.b0(iiX!5: cholco
to fancy, S3.20Q3.45. iluckwhcat flour, quiet
HI .'.1U'II.-.IU.
nUCICW1113AT-Dull nt G0QG2c, c. I, f.,
iM'w i orit.
COHNMKATj Klrm; yellow western, 91c:
city, 90e; Hrnndywlne, $2,4.Vi3.W.
II YU Kasy; No. 2 western, 00c. f. o. b.,
unu.ii; mine, uikuic, c, i. i., cariois,
BARLEY Steady: feeding. 4bffl4!14c, c. 1.
1,, jnow voric; limiting, tiiTOo.
RARIjUY MAI1' Dull; wcsturil, G3072C
WlIliAT R-celnts. 1G.200 bu cvnnrlH
14.2W bu. Spot, llrm; No. 3 red. 79ic. f. o. b..
afloat; No. 2 red. 77c, elevator; No, 1
northern Diilutli. 85Tc, f. o. b.. afloat: No. 1
lutrd Duluth, Ntifcp. f. o. b ntloat. Options
opened steady ami experienced subsequent
pronounced firmness on nctlvo covering. Al
though the government report on wheat
was high the reference to widespread lies.
Klan lly uppcarnuco scared tho trade, loiter
11 renewal or export rumors and big clear
nnces caused further covering nnd ndvunce,
Closed llrm, 'ilio net rise; May, 7Ciff
77 7-llic, closed nt 77',tc: July, 75 1 -lfiTf 77c.
closed at 76);u; Scptcmlier, 75',(,'f7C?c, closed
nt "fie.
CORN Receipts, 54,000 bu,; exports. 18,621
uu. 01101, sieauy; u, .. VJ"tc, elevator,
nnd 49ii t. o. b., afloat. Options were
Bteady to llrm all day on n small local
trade. Influenced bv strenctb In wheat.
steady cables. Closed Arm and UliHc net
ihkiht; iny, i-wtl m closed ut 4v?4c; July,
fj'Kc. closed at ISVic; September, 47Hfr
I'kC, closed nt 47-lie.
OATS Receipts. 151,500 bu.: cxHirts, 30.S50
tin, Spot, llrm: No. 2, .".Oc; No. 3, 20'"C; No.
S white, 32'i-c; No. 3 white, 32c; track"nilxed
weHtern, :)4132t Options, quiet but steady.
HAY Quiet : shipping, 7OT!4o; good to
choice, Uutyltec.
tnmjH Klim; Ualveston. 20 to 25 Iim.,
ISIilSlic; California. 21 to 23 Ins,. lS!419o
Texas dry, 21 to 40 lbs., 4ffl4i4c
1,1'JATlllCR Firm: hcmloek nnl, line.
?, Ayres, light to heavyweights, 2l(325c;
lll'ld. 'lAKftl'lTiO.
bellies, $S.,ifi 10.60; plekled shoulders, $f.25
7.50; pickled hams, $n.75li 10.25. Lard. Arm:
western steamed. $S.7(vfi8.75; rellned. llrm:
continent. $R,S0; South America, $9,oo; com.
imiiiiiii, n.wx. 1'iirs,, arm j family. $10 505?
17.00; short clear. $15.0017,00; mess
It) l0.
mops steady; stnte, common to cholco
19W croiK 17(Tr20c; 1S99 cron, U15c; old iilds
12filbc; Paclllo coast, 1900 crop, 10fll9c; 1S99
T ALLOW-Finn; city. 6f5ic; country, 5H
Ill'TTER-Recelpts. 1,893 pkgs.: firm;
in-i-ii ui fuiiiury, in iou, 111 eiury. luiil'ic.
CllEESE-lteeelots. l.wn 1 kL-i tw
fancy large colored, UU&UKo; fancy large
iiue, imiu-ic; taney Binan colored, 12 'Mi
12He; fancy small white, lKnl2',ic.
iiei-eipiH. ii.aui pags,; easier: west,
ern, fresh, 1314i13c: storugu, westurn, 14c
southern, at mark, 1314c.
riii'i.Tiiv Alive, steady; fowls, SUlOijc
mi ntii.i, on. iiiiKeys, vc: dressed, quiet
turkeys. 104il0'.4: fowls. lMiouo.
METALS-Agnlii the local niniket for'tln
showed sliriis of cenernl w n.ikiiesa nml
prices dropped about 20 points under a lack
or inlying orders ami continued bearlsli
look of statlstirs. Trade was slow all dav.
closing unlet and easy at S25.!XVn 20.10. Tin
In IauiiIoii was unchanged, spot closing at
115 12s 0d and future J.i2 1,HCM, Copper
In Liiiulnn advaiiced 10s and closed llrm.
with spot quoted at 1693s9d anil futures
Ht 69 IDs. Tliu lucul altuutlon fur that
,-PVIBION?r;,,fof' Htm: family. $10.50
6111,50; niesH, $S.ri9.(X); beef hams, $I2.50W
15.00; ii,,c,,lrf;,;wf!,10"l'0: ,:lty. cx,r'i
mesh. $14.0(110.(10. Cut iiinniM ilr,.i- ,,l,.L-i.i
metal, however, was Inactive and nominally
unchanged at $17 for hake Superior nnd
$1S.62'j lor casting nnd electrolytic. The
market lor pig Iron was slow and un
changed here at $1,374. At 1jndon prices
were 2s Gd lower to .Li2Ss9d, Spelter was
11 shade lower nnd weak, closing at $3.lnj
3.93. Domestic Iron markets ruicd steady
but quiet at unchanged prices. Qld'gow
warrants closed at ols aim Mlddlcsoorough
15s I'sd.
OMAHA WIlOI.ri.S.M.U .MARKETS.
C'onilllloii of Trade nnd Unntnt lorn
1111 Simile unit I'nncr I'rodncc.
HOQS Recelots liberal; good itock, rlrrn
nt n',4i12c.
!.Itf POUM'RY-Hens, 8c; young and
old roosters, Z'alvl turkeys, istta; uucks and
geese, iQiVic.
UAMIi MalUrd ducks, per doz., $2.7503.00;
teal, 1.23ljl.30, mixed, $l,2ottl.60.
HUT1 Dit Common to lair, 12'J13ci choice,
H'tlISc: separator, 22c.
l'RL'SH Ol STKRS First grado, solid
packuu, Now Vork counts, per can, JSc; ex.
tra selects, 32c, standards, 2dCi medium, 2uc.
Second grade, slack tilled, New York counts,
pur can, 3ix; extra selects, 2tc; standards,
.vui mint standards, per gal., $1.23.
FRESH FISH-Uiack bass, ldcj white
bass, luc; bluutlsh, lie; bullheads, He; blue
nils, 7c; buftalos, 6u; cattish, 2c; cod, 8c;
cropple, 8c; clnco-.-s, 7c; halibut, lie; herring,
4c; haddock, 9c, mackerel, 15c; perch, 3c;
pickerel, 6c; pike, o; red snapper, 10c;
salmon, 11c; suntlsh, 5c; smells, to', trout,
9c; whltetlsh, 8c.
1'IOEO.Sb l.ivc, per doz., $1.
VKA1.S Choice, 9til0c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
llay unlcrs' nxsuclatlou: Choice upland,
$10; No. 1 upland, tJ.M; medium, $9i coarse,
$.W. Itye straw, S3. fJ. These prices are for
buy ut guuu coior anu quality. Demand
Inlr. Receipts. 13 cars.
OATS-No. 2 White, 23c.
CURN No. 3, 42C
IiRAN-?15.
VEGETABLES.
SPINACII-l'cr bu. box, 75c.
ASPARAOCS-Callfornla, per lb lCc.
llllt'HARU Calllornla, per lb Sc.
NEW UEETS-l'er UOZ.. 50c.
NEW CARROTS Per doz., 60c.
NEW Tl'RNll'S-l'er doz., 60c.
CLCL'MUERS Hothouse, per doz., J1.23y
l.io, as to size,
PARSMI'a Per bu.. 40c.
TURNH'S-I'cr bu. basket, 50c.
KEETS Per bu 40c. ' "
CARROTS Per UU., 40c. ."
LETTl.'CE-Pcr bu.. 3oIOc.
RADISHES Per doz.. iOftJOc.
J'ARril.Ey Per doz., iju.
POTATOES-Pcr bu., 45a53c; Colorado,
WSEED POTATOES Early Ohlos, 55S60o:
Red Klver Vulley, Wc; Triumph, $1.10.
SWEET POTATOES-Per bb!., $1.50.
CAUUAaE-llolland seed, per lb., 2c; new
California, i'ic.
TOMATOES Florldn, per 6-bnskct crate,
$3.5!); Mexicans, per l-baskct crate, $.'.
oMojnS Ohio, per bu., $1.75a2.o0.
CELERY-Cullforniu, as to size, SOSIoc;
Kalamazoo, Zbra'MC.
CAL' LI FLOWER California, per crate,
sj.ti'i'a.i.oo.
REAN3 Whx, per bu., $3; string, per bu.,
$l.tiO.
EGO PLANT Per bu. box, $3.
PEPPERS Per bu. box, $2.25.
FUU1TS.
STRAWBERRIES Florida, per qt 40c;
Texas, 2.H3jo; Louisiana, 21-qt. cases, $3.25.
GRAPES Malaga, per keg, $7.50if9.u0.
APPLES Per bill., $1.23; Washington, por
bu. box, 11.75; Relltlowcrs, $1.90.
CRANUERRIES-Ifcll and Uugle, $9 per
bbl.; Jerseys, per bbl., $8.W; per crate, $2.73.
TUOP1CAL FRUITS.
ORANGES California seedlings, 2.00fl
2.2a, llaVfls, $2.75ij3.W.
LEMONS Cnlllurnlu, extra fancy, $3.25
3.W; cliolce, 3.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
Sl.ia'n2.2u.
FIGS-Cnllfornln. now rortons. 73c: layers.
65c; Imported, per lb., 10tfl2c.
DA 1 J-o 1 eiDiaii, in tu-io. ooxes, a airs, to
per lb.; Hallosveu, 514u per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY California, per 31-scctlon case,
cI'DER-Pcr bbl., $1.50; per half bbl., $2.75.
NUTS English walnuio, per lb.. 15c: fil
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., lb'sl-'io;
raw peanuts, per 10., o-govsc; roasted, ttVjgf
7'c. Brazils, 13c; pecuns, luiil2c: cocuanucs.
each. 41ic.
HIDES No. 1 green, 5V4c; No. 2 green,
4'Ac; No. 1 salted, e&c; No. 2 salted. 5 Vic;
No. 1 eal calf. 8 to 12 lbs.. Sc; No. 2 veal
cair, 12 to 15 His., cc; dry lildes, muc; Bhoep
pelts, 25a73c; horse bides, $1.50Q2.23.
St. l.ouia (irnlu nnd Prortslona.
ST. LOUIS. Anrll 11, WHEAT Higher:
No. 2 red, rath, elevator, 70ltc; track, 73
4nc; .May, ii'ic; .iuiy, wc; no. z naru, 718
lie.
( ORN Lower: No. 2 cash. 4214c: track.
1314c: May, 41&i'g41c; July. 42'ic
oats weak: No. 2 cash, 27'.4c: track,
:714W2Sc; May. 20c; July, 24Tc; No. 2 white,
:0c.
RYIO-Firm. 54c.
FLOUR-Dull: natents. $3.4333.60: extra
fancy and straight, $3.05S3.25; clear. $2.70it
2.90.
SEEDS Timothy, steady; average re-
celpts, $3.23'34.00; prime worth more. Flax,
$1.62.
COHN .MEAL steady, J2.S0.
BRAN Dull, heavy; sacked, east track,
iiAY-Stendy: timothy. $9.5Cn 11.00: nralrlo.
$11.
whisky steady. ji.Zi.
IRON COTTONTIES-$l.
BAGmNG-l!,Ti7c.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PRO ISIONS-Pork, steady. Jobbing.
$15.75. Iard. steady at $5.22V4. Dry salt
meats, steady; poxed lots, extra shorts,
$8.3714: clear ribs, $8,50; clear sides, $8.6214.
Karon, steady, uoxed lots, extra shorts.
$9.1214: clear ribs, $9.25; clear sides, $9.3714.
METALS Lead, quiet. Jt.J-'i; snclter.
quiet. $3.75 bid.
POl'LTRY-Steady: chickens, 6fiSc;
ducks, 9c; geese, 4Ji5c.
RI TTER-Steadv: creamery. 1622c:
dairy, 141il7c.
Etuis iiigner. kmc. renackeu. cases in
eluded.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 4.000 bb s.: wheat. 10..
mi mi.: corn. ,iki mi.; oats, mi.
SIIIP.ME.NTS v our. 12.000 bbls.: wheat.
117,000 bu.; corn, 21,000 bu.; oats, 106.000 bu.
Kalians City Grnln and Provisions.
KANSA8 CITY, April 11. WHEAT Mny,
r.31fi63ie.: July. CSlifOS'ic: cash. No. 2
naru, lavtiyijc; o. a, itfqjwivac; o. z reu,
72c.
CORN-Mny. 3SS?IUic: July. 31c: No. 2
mixed, casu, ihjhii.'c; no. - wuue, izftc;
iNO. .1, v.v.c.
OATS-No. 3 White, SOc.
FLAX No. 1. 62c.
HAY-Cholco timothy. $10.5Mtll.OO: choice
prairie. $9.00i9.50.
nu l l iii urcamcry, ksjjuc; uairy, rancy.
lee.
EGGS Fresh, stendy; fresh Missouri and
Kansas stuck, cases returned. 11c: new
whitewood enses Included. Ulic.
UECEIPTS wtient. 4s.wu &u. corn. 20.000
mi.: oats. fi,wi nu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 44.000 bu.: corn. 10.
400 bu.; oats, 4,001) bu.
Liverpool Urnln and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Anrll 11. "WHEAT Snot.
quiet; No. 1 California, Os214d; No. 2 red
western winter, 6sll4d; No. 1 northern
spring. 6s Id. Futures, steady; May, 5s9d;
juiy, us y?4ii.
I'UltN apni, sicnuy; Amcncnn mixed,
. . i)u 111'. rr nvlut n mlvn.l , t .4
urn, ,,t4. ,11, ... ..... 1, iuiaiu, .jiw, -n 411,
Futures, Arm: Mny, 3sll4d; July, 3s lid;
Sentember. 3s UV1.
PROVISIONS Lard, American rellned, In
nuns, iirm in its; orimu western, in
tierces, steady, at 42s 9d. Hams, short cut,
firm, nt 45s 3d. Bacon, short clear backs,
llrm, at wsuu; suori rios, nrm, at iisud
Rhniilclers. sniinre. 30s 6d.
hops At i.onaon, i-ncmc coast, steady,
PEAS Canadian, 5s 6id.
Toledo Grnln Market.
TOLEDO, April ll.-WIIEAT-Actlve
hlaher: cash. 7314c: May and July. 741ic.
CORN Dull, stendy; cash, May and July,
' OATS Firm; cash, 20ic; Mny, 26io; July,
2W.
HYE-BOc.
CLOVERSEED 1S99 prime, $6.60; cash
$6.00; Otcobcr, $5.30.
Minneapolis Mnrkrt.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 11. WHEAT
Cash. 7114c; May. 7014c: July. 72tifl721ic
on track, hard, 7114c; No. 2 northern, 0S4
UlVjC.
FLOUR First patents. $3.S5fl3.95: Bfcond
patents, pi, 053.73; flrst clears, $2.95ft3.03;
second Clears, i.-.wa.MU.
PlillnilrlnblB Proitncr Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Anrll ll.-BUTTER
Firm, fair demand; fancy western cream
ery, 2214c: rnncy western prints, 2214a; fancy
nearby nrlnts. 23c.
EGGS Firm: good demand: fresh nenrbv
nnd western, lie: fresh southwestern, J3o;
rresn pouincru, iuc,
1'4-nrlii .Mnrkrt.
PEORIA, April H.-CORN-FIrm; No.
32ie.
OATS-Inactlve; No. 2 white, 27Uc, billed
through.
WHISK Y-Oll tho basis of $1.27 for fin-
lulled goods,
HnnW Clearings.
OMAHA. April ll.-CIenrlngs. $0.U9: cor-
rrs. lining day lust year, decrease
.i.'i.;o',i.
.......-.. . I, ,. ,1 . l
4 il 11 ,iiiw, .irn ii. i.it-',iruiKS, .ti9ii,iw:
balances, $2,273.9015 posted exchange, $4.8514
jii.mi; rew inrK exenango, wo niscouni.
PHILADELPHIA, April ll.-Clearlngs
f 1 Veir.., iiHi naiiiuees, j-.i.si.
BALTIMORE, April ll.-CIenrlngs, $5,274
PM: hHlnnces. $317.5Vi.
ST. LOUIS, April U.-Clcurlng!( 7,71J,55I
balances, $I.06l.rt): money nctlve und In de
mand at 4i6 per cent. New York exchange,
25c discount bid, 15o discount asked.
BOSTON, April ll.-Clearlngs, $29,791,00.;
balances, $2,772,292.
NEW YORK, April ll.-Clcarlngs, S3U
252,751. balances, J3.0S3.512.
CINCINNATI, April ll.-Clearlngs, $-1.23,-000:
New York exchange, par; money, SVuo
per cent.
MOVKMUVrs IX STOCKS AMI HO.MIS.
Spri'iilntlve I.lqulilatloii (HTsrt hy Ak
uressl veiirss of Ortnln Stocks.
NKW YORK. April ll.-Speculatlve liqui
dation was very clearly at work again In
today's stock mnrket It wns offset during
tho enrly part of tho day by the nggrcsslve
strength shown by a handful of stocks. The
advance In these wns helped by violent
manipulation, but It served to sustain the
rest of tho market In faco of heavy selling
until tho call money rate ran up again,
when the pressure to sell beramo greater
than the absorption power and the market
turned , weak. Even the notably strong
stocks lost all of their gains us n rule and
the mnrket closed dull and nt about the
lowest, and nt a considerable net loss, ex
cept In a very few slocks. ,
The nrrlvnl In London of the New ork
financier who has been the moving spirit
In most of the recent vast llnanclnl projects
In this country aroused some expectation
that the tendon mnrket would reflect his
presence there, nnd that action would bo
tnken In some of the projects which hnvo
been supposed to be waiting upon his
counsel. The rumored Burlington deal was
tlm most Important of these and the fail
ure of official continuation of the very
posltlvn assertions which have been current
that this transaction wns completed had
a great deal to do with the depression
which permeated th" whole market as the
day progressed. It Is ivldent from the per
sistent disclaimers of the deal that an Im
portant minority of the stockholders Is still
opposed to It, oven If It bo true that actual
control has passed to the. Hill-Morgan In
terests. Tho wldcsprend belief In Impending con
solidations of Importance In the copper
world made Amalgamated Copper very ac
tive nnd buoyant; but here again the fail
ure of expected official conllrmntlou nroused
some feeling of distrust among the specu
lators, who hnd bought most largely and
with least Information, and the prollt
taklng cost the stock practically all of Its
3i points rise The Chicago & Northwest
ern stocks continued their remarkable rise,
the common advancing 13 points anil the
preferred 11 points, each of them showing
5 points advance between sales. Denials
from ofllcinl sources of the rumored con
solidation of this road with tho Chicago,
St. Paul. Minneapolis Omaha nnd with
the I'nlon Pacific caused a reaction in the
stock of 71ii points. Thrc wero denials
of the rumored pairs of Consolidated (las'
real estate, cuuslng a reaction of 1 points
from the stock's 54 points rise. The ad
vance of 3'i In Rock Island on rumors of
buying for control by the Pennsylvania was
more than lost.
Sugar roso an extreme 3'i nnd saved more
of Its gain than other stocks. The I'nlted
States Steel stocks showed 11 notnble rc
lapso from their early strength, closing at
net declines of a fraction to a point. The
selling pressure wns most marked In Bur
lington and In Northern Pnclllc nnd it was
only for n brief period that they were lifted
nt all over last night. The reaction In
Burlington renched 5'i nnd In Northern
Pnclllc 2 point. The requirements of
the subtreiisury and the demand from the
Interior continued to make Inroads on bank
ing reserves, and the refusal by the secrc-
tnry ot the treasury or nomis ottered to
him nt the market price discouraged (he
hope of relief from that source. Tho hard
ening of the money rate In Loudon also
causes apprehension of a renewal of pres
siiro for gold from that point, although
1110 Higher money rate nere was sumcieui
to causo n yielding In the sterling ex
change, rate today. The weekly return of
the Hank or l';nginnil shows mat it lias
made heavy demands upon the open mar
ket there gives promlso thut tho outside
market must resort to the bank again,
which would make an ndvunce In the bank
rato effective In Influencing the private
discount rnte as well as the exchanges.
Tho bond market wns generally active
nnd leldrd In sympathy with the lato re
action In stocks. Total sales, pai value,
$1,315,000. United States old Is coupon ud-
vanccd u per cent on me last can.
The following are tho cloJlng prices on
the New York Stock exchango:
Atchison
03,
951,
92U1
94H
6314
do nfd 39'
do nfd ,
Wheel. AV L. E.. 19
Baltimore & O.,
do 2d Dfd 30
Canadian Pac...
Wis. Central .... 1M.
Ciuuula so
Ches. & Ohio....
Third Avenue ...121
4014
II. AV O. nfd 90
Chicago o. w..
23
1SSH
3l',4
'National Tube.. 97
C. B. & Q
Chi. Ind. Ac L...
do prd IIS',4
Adams Ex 105
do nfd
,1
Amerlcnn Ex 190
U. S. Ex 88
Chi. & E. Ill
C. AV N. W
11 0141
20214
14714
We! s-Fargo Ex.140
r... it. 1. & p....
Amer. Cot. Oil... 20
C. C. C. & St. L.
SO i
do nfrl S3
Colorado So
, llli
, 401 4
, 2114
Amer. .Malting... 5
do 1st pru
do 2d nfd
do nfd 25
Amer. .S. & R... 6014
Del. AV Hudson..
Del. L. AV W
1701a
do nfd 90
US',
43,
Avner. Spirits.. 2i2
do pfd 17
Denver Ai R. U.,
do pfd ,
. 9114
. 3i4
. 70
Amer. S. Hoop. 4014
Brio
-no pin u.i
Amer. S. AV W.. 47
do 1st nfd
Gt. Nor. nfd....,
IliirWIll" (Vial ..
,201141
do nfd 1 0
. 19'i
Amer. Tin P.... 77
Hocking Valley.
. 63U
do pru 117
Amir. Tobacco. .12S
do pfd Ill
Anno. Mln. Co... 50
Brooklyn R. T.. 814
Colo. Fuel AV I.. 74t
Con. Tobacco ... 40
do ptd PM14
Federal Steel .. 61
do pfd 102
Gen. Electric ...,225
Glucoso Sugar... 4')
do pfd 90
Inter. Paper .....201-
do pfd T9',4
Laclede Gas 80
Illinois ueuirai.
Jo wit Centrnl ..
.HO'
. 33'A
do nfd
. Ii.)
. 61
.125
.230
Lnko Erie AV W
do nfd
Lake Shore ....
L. AV N
.103Ts!
Mnnhattan L....
.120 4
Mdt. St. Rv
.Hill
. 23U
. S3
.112
Mex. Centrnl ..
Minn. AV St. L..
do nfd
Mo, Pnclflc
.101V4
. SI
Mobllo AV Ohio.
M.. K. AV T
. 27
do pfd
N. J. Centrnl ..
N. Y. Central ..
. 00
.150
National Biscuit. 3914
uu inn ytj
National Lend .. 10
do ptd 83
National Steel.. !
do pfd 117
N. Y. Air Brake.151
No. American .. 07
Paclllc Coast ... 5:1
do 1st pfd 90
.11914
. 51 W
. M-U
. 7U
n.11
Norfolk Ac W...
do nfd
No. Pnclllc
do nfd
Ontario AV W...
Ore. Ry. & N.
. 3ir
. 42
. 70
no piu
Pennsylvania ..
Rending
do 1st pfd....:
do 2d nfd
Rio G. W
do pfd
St. L. & B. V...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. Southw..
.155H
do 2d nfd 113
. 351s
:m
,. 79
.100
. 40l
. 8214
. 6514
. 3714
. 6IJ
.15l
Pacific Mall 3014
1 ruii UUH ....JIUI4
I'ressed 8. Cnr.. 41
do pfd 82',A
Pullman P. Cnr.21314
Sugar H4'a.
do pfd isaVs
luuii. i-uui a: 1. tic;
U. S. Leather... 13
do pfd 70
U. S. Rubber .... 20
do nfd mu.
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
St. P. & Omaha
So. Pnclllc
So. Hallway ....
do pfd
Tex. & Pacific..
190
140
44
Western Union.. 92
Amal. Copper ...us
llepubllo J. AV S. 194
27
79-
4'.'
uu inn ,1
Union Paclllc
do pfd
"Wabash
. 92
U. 8. Steel 40
. 81
uu 1)1(1, n;.
ll') P. C. C. AV St. L. 00
Trust receipts. Nomlnnl.
The Commercial Advertiser's I,ondon
financial cablegram says: Business was
brisker on -the stock market here today
nnd the trading In tho general list took on
a much more cheerful tone. ThlB was at
tributed to tho talk about Botha's nego
tiations for n settlement In South Africa,
Tho generol tendency In nil thu markots
wns to cover shorts nnd this ndvnneed
prices. American shares were buoyant
from tho opening to thu close ns a sort of
greotlng to J. P. Morgan, who arrived hero
today. Erles were tho feature. On 11 tip
which enme from New York the common
stock nroito tnrougn to a fresh record.
Other favorites were tho Union Pneliles.
Norfolk & Western Issues nnd Northern
Pnclllcs, tho last rising on the renewal of
tho renorts of tho Burlington deal. Tim
continent, sold more than It bought of
Amerlcur, shares, but London bought frcelv
all the way up to the close, which was nt
the highest prices of the day, In the strc-t
nfterward there wns a partial reaction, which
was ascriDco, 10 iigni money in sew York,
Thu steel eornoration stocks arc now lin
ing dealt In here. The Snevcrs today envn
3Q4 for calls nt 6014 for 20,000 shares of
the common stocks ut nny time beforo the
end of July. Tho present price Is 60, but
msiucrs tarn o: m ior 11. anil tne preterm,
which Is quoted at 9S, Is tipped for 120,
Conner stock snurted shnmlv on thu mi.
nouncement of the Montana deal of tho
Amalgamated ropner company. Tho bank
hns bought i;553,0uo gold In Indian bars, of
which JCG5,tt) Is going out to South Ameri
can ports. The call money rato wns 3 por
cunt; bills, 3i per cent, The market has
cleared off all of Its Indebtedness to the.
bank. Tomorrow 5,500,000 fnlls due In pay
ment for tho exchcauer bonds, but the
market hns already paid i!2.(i),ooo under
discount ami is ampiy prepared 10 meet tho
lest.
London Stock ((uotnt Inna.
LONUON. April 11.-4 p. m.-Cloalng:
Consols, money.. 9.i
do account. .9j 13-lh
Atchison ray
Canadian Pac... 9i8
St. Paul 159
Illinois Central. 1(514
Louisville 108
Union Pac, pfd.. R7ii
N. Y. Central ...150
Pennsylvania ... Sol!
Reading
Erie ,7
do 1st pfd
No, Pnclflo pfd.
Grnnd Trunk ...
Anaconda
Rand Mines ...
17. S. Steel
do pfd
. 18
. 40
. 99
8s,
. II
. 42'J
. 5n
. 98
BAR SIl.VER-27 3.16d per oz.
MONEY 3fi4 ncr cent. The rate of ills
count In the open mnrket for short bills.
3" per cent; ior inrce months units, iiii-jtrj
3 per ceni.
Condition of the Trrmnrr.
WASHINGTON, April U.-Today's state-
mcnt of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reservo in tho division of redemption,
shows. Available cash balance, $151,612,190,
gold, $100,107,570.
mv York .Money Market.
NEW YORK. April ll.-MONEYOn call,
llrm at 4'q0 per cent; lust loan nnd ruling
rate, 0 per cent; prime mercantile paper, 3 '4
543 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE-Easy, with ac
tual business In bankers' bills nt Sl.Si-Vf
4.S7', for demund and at $4.M'4i74.MN for
sixty days; posted rates, $4.S5'4'(I I.S9; com
mercial hills, $4.Nllf4.sl'4.
SILVKR-Certlllcnles, b9U60c! bar, 59Ui'!
Mexican no.lnrs, 4Sc.
BONDS-Government, firmer; state, Inac
tive; railroad, Irregular,
The closing prices on bonds today ara at
(OllOViCi
V. S. rof. 2s, rcg
do coupon
do as, rcg
do coupon
do new Is, rcg
do coupon
do old 4s, rcg, .
do coupon .....
do 6s, rcg
do coupon
IJ. of C. 3 iris....
Ateh, gen. 4s....
do mtj, is
Canada So. 2s ..
dies. o. I'-js..
do 6s .,
C. & N. W. e. 7s.
do S. 1 deb. 5s,
Chicago Tor. Is..
Colo. So. 4s
D. fe R. G. 4s....
Erie general Is,,.
F. W. D. C. Is,
Gen. Electric 6s.
la. Central Is....
L. & N. mil. Is..
M.. K. ,t T. 2s..
do 4s
N. Y. C. Is
.'.Wis;
N. J. C. gen. 5s.
No. Pnclllc 33....
.1,1 4a
133
7Jn
1U5
107
101U
m-j
105
128
lis
93' ii
lot
:io
1314
1VJ
lis'4
120
91 ,
117
ui
I19'4
UHI
P)0
120
110
115
91j
!3'.
014
l"liV:-
110-I4
Ill's
139
139
'N Y, C&a L4s,
N. W. con. Is,
ore. Nuv. Is
do Is
Oregon S. L. 6a.
1131a
113-4
Ill's
lll'a
I2H2
102Si
do consul is . . .
Itiulhihr iren. Is.
Rio G. W. 18....
ai I. .v- t l n. 5.
St L .t S F g. 6s,
I0SV4
121 's
St. in ill cons
St P. C & 1 is...
do 5s
So. Pnclllc 4s
So. Hallway 5s,
S. R. .V. T. Os
II.
,121
90
mi.;!.
TeX. it Fae. is..
,ln
, so
101
ts5'j
117
121
Ml,
99'
I'nlon Pnc. 4s...
Wabash Is
do 2s
West Shore Is. .
Wis. Central 4s..
Vu. Centuries ..
Wnb.ish deb
10714
Bid. Offered.
Boston Stock (Imitation.
BOSTON, April 11. Call loans. 31f4 per
cent; time loans, y-.Ull' per cent. Olllolal
iioslnt.
A.. T. S. F...
do pfd
A met'. Sugar ...
Am. Telephone..
Boston A- Alb'y.
Boston Elevated.
Boston At Mo...
C, B. AV ii
Donilulou coal
do pfd
Fllchbiirg pfd..
Ed. Hire. Ill
N. E. G. & C...
Old Cilony ....
old Dominion ..
West End
West. Electric .
Atchison Is
CI',
93
1 1 IV
I7'"i
JO.'
ri
19!
Adventiiro
Ming. Mln. Co..
Amal. Copper ..
Atlantic
Boston & Mont.
Butte A Boston
Ca. Ac llecla....
Centennial
Franklin
Humboldt
Osceoln
Parrot
liulncy
Hnntn Fo Cop...
Tamarack
Ctah Mining ...
Winona,
Wolverines
. ISI4
. 2lt,
.114
. 31
.590
.lOSls
M0
. 2014
. 19
. 2")
. SV.fc
. 60
.178
. 914
.311
'
. 6114
IS7'S'
1114
15
210
,20s
.v4
OS
, 6.1
.1UJ
Xrr York Mtnlnit Sloeks.
NEW YORK. April II. -The following are
quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con 2.1
Alice .It
Breeco 120
Brunswick Con.. 20
Comstnck Tun... 0
1 'on. Cal. AV Va.200
Dead wood Tcr.... tA
Horn Silver 110
Iron Sliver 69
Leadvlllc Con.... 5
Little Chief ...
Ontario ,
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potosl ,
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes .
Standard
.. II
..?0lj
.. 63
.. 8
7
.. 0
.. 28
,.. 00
..410
I'ii re I 11 I'liinneliil.
LONDON. April 11. Itirgc repayments to
tho Bank of England today caused a good
request for money, especially for weekly
advances covering the exchequer bonds
payment of April 12, when a considerable
squeeze Is anticipated. Discounts were
llrm. Speculation on the Stock exchange
today was at low ebb, on account of tho
monetnry uncertainty, and transactions
were narrowed to high-class securities,
Knfllrs snorted mlldlv 1111 the rctinrted re
sumption ot peace negotiations lu South
Africa, which are regarded with suspicion
after the rec?nt experiences lu that direc
tion. Americans responded to New orK a
ndvunce, many stocls being higher than
beforo Tuesday's stump. Grand Trunks
wero In renewed demand. Copper shares
were In good request, under the lead of Rio
tlntos nnd Auacnndii, nltlioiigh the cabled
report that the American Copper combine,
Is turning over tho foothold which It ob
tained In tho area of European production
to the control of the Rothschilds wns denied
by that Arm. Tim weekly statement of the
Bank ot England shows tho following
changes: Total reserve Increased .1:115,1100,
circulation decrensed 115,000. bullion del-reused
.C329.72I, other securities decreased
JJI.lli.ono. other deposits lncrensed siii.inv,
public deposits -lecreesed 2,931,000, notes
reserve Increased" 2.108.000. government re-
curltles Increased 1.499.000. The proportion
01 the jiiuiK 01 Kugmnii s reservo in
liability Is 40.41 per cent. Last week It was
ll.is per cent, itatn or discount unchanged
at 4 per cent. Gold premiums are quoted:
uuenos Ayrcs, i.s.jo; Madrid, .:iU2; Ltsiinn,
12. The amount of bullion taken Into tho
Bank of England on balance toduy was
481,000.
BERLIN. Anrll Il.-Buslness on the
bourse today was quiet. Americans were
lu good demand. Transvaal railroads and
Dynamite trust wero strong on favorable
South African reports. Mines closed strong
on heavy realizations. Exchunge on Lon
don, L'um n prgs, ror eneexs. Discount
rntes: Short bills, 311 per cent; three
months' bills, 314 Per cent.
I'AHIS, April Jl. prices on the bourse
today wero Arm, In sympathy with New
York, esneclnllv Rio tlntos. which nt tho
opening made n sharp advance. This was
continued on purchases and they closed
strong, KnAlrs were active, closing higher
on the reports or the resumption of the
pence negotiations in South Africa. For
eigners were lu better demund. Rentes
started dull, but strengthened. Tho weekly
statement uf the Bank of Franco shows tho
following changes: Notes In circulation
decreased 21,900,0o0f, treasury accounts cur
rent liierensed OOO.nonr, gold In hand In
creased 24,575,Oo0f, bills discounted decreased
13.025,0iH)f, silver In hand decreased 2,95O,000f,
Three per cent rentes, 1011' 35c for tho nc
cnunt. BOMBAY, April 11. The rate of discount
of tho Bank of Bombay wns reduced from 7
to 6 per cent today.
Col (on Mnrket.
NEW YORK. April U.-COTTON-Cotton
In tho New York mnrket touched the high
point of yesterday again today on a
momentary scurry of shorts for cover, but,
taken ns a whole, tho market showed moro
strength than In several days. Periods of
apathy Inevltnbly meant sagging prices and
a faint show of bear aggression und much
of the time tho bull forces wore obliged to
support tho market to prevent a serious
break. At one tlmo May dropped from 8.10o
to 7.97c under n wave of liquidation. Senti
ment In conservative, circles was disposed
to regard talk of materially higher prices
In tho near future owing to tho fact that
tho short Interest hns been greatly reduced
by tho lato advances. The opening was
steady, with prices 1 point lower to 2 higher.
Soon after tho call shorts becamo restless
and bought summer months In large
nmounts, This demand, with fair bull
trading and some Europenn buying, caused
a rise tn 8.10c for May nnd a corresponding
Improvement In the rest of tho list. Liver
pool after opening about steady took a
leaning tuwnrd the bull side nnd this
strengthened tho market here. Tho close
of tho Arst hour marked the turning point
In the ndvance, ns selling orders came In
from tho south nnd the alarm of shorts sub
sided. By noon n loss of several points
wns apparent. Further largo receipts
south, dormant spot markets and fairly
good weather wore In part responsible for
the loss, though n severe break In Liver
poo! was reully the dominating Influence.
The sudden renctlon abroad was attributed
to tho failure, of n prominent Alexandria
cotton house. During the afternoon tho
local mnrket was very quiet and aside from
a slight rnlly soon nfler the noon hour fol
lowed a narrow rut. Tho close was quiet, 2
points higher, to 2 points lower. Futures
closed quiet: April, 7.97c; May, 8.02c; June,
7.91c; July, 7.91c: August, 7.6O0; September,
7.43c; October, 7.8le; November, 7.27c; De
cember. 7.23c; Janunry, 7.27c. Spot closed
dull; middling uplands, S5-lCc; middling
gulf. 8 9-lOc; sales, 50 bales.
LIVERPOOL, April 11-COTTON-Spot,
quiet and l-32d higher: American middling
fair. 5d: good middling. I 27.32d; middling.
4 21-32d: low middling. 4 15-3.'d; good ordl
nary. 4 7-32d: ordinary, 3 13-32d; sales. O.imo
bales, of which 600 were for speculation
and export and Included 5,Wk) American;
receipts, 13,000 bales, Including 10,400 Amer
ican. Futures opened quiet und closed
ensy: American middling, 1. in. c, April,
4 3J-filiM 33-Glil. buvcrs; April nnd May,
4 32-0ld, buyeis; May and June 4 32-04d,
sellers; June and July, 4 3l-0lf(4 o2-64d. buy
ers; July and August, 1 31-Old, buyers; Au
gust and September, 1 23-0ld, buyers; Sep
tomber, 1 23-iild, buyers; October, g. o. c,
4 12-04d, buyers; October nnd November,
4 S-04d, buyers: December and January,
g. o. c,, 4 O-Olil, buyvrr.
NEW ORLEANS. April 11.-COTTON-Qulet;
sales, 4,100 bales; ordinary, 6e;
good ordinary. 0 9-16c: low middling. 7Jo;
middling, 8 3-16C-: good middling. S 9.10c;
middling fair, 8 13-lfie. Futures d'il: April,
nomlnnl: May, 7.9Ki7.92c: June. 8lfr7.Mic;
July, 7,SlQ7.8-.'o; August, 7,54f7,fi6o; Septem
ber, 7.27o bid; October. 7 UfiT.KSc; Novem
ber und December, 7.09?(7.llc.
ST. LOI'IS. April ll.-COTTON-Qulet;
middling. S3-UV; receipts, 1,130 bnles; ship
incuts, 1,422 bales; stock, 73,837 bales,
Oil nnd Itimln.
OIL CITY. Pa., April II -OILS-Credlt
balances, 120 bbls.: sales, 1,000 bbl.! cash,
$1.13; shipment.-, IC6.M2 bbls : average. S5.
47'1'hbls.; runs, 107,050 bbla,, ascrab'c, 87,bt9
bbU,
OMAHA LIVE STOCI MARKET
Rt-celpti of Gaul Light Kid Stiers Wart
Actiro and Strcngir,
HOGS SOLD ABOUT A NICKEL HIGHER
Sheep "iVere In Mailt Supply nnd
Trade Itntht-r Sinn, hilt Sternly
rvltli Yesterday or a Dime
Loner tor the Week,
SOUTH OMAHA, April 11.
nrfptllla n.,rni I'ntftA tlricd Stheen.
Olllclnl Monday l.ODJ 2,s50 7,7o2
Ofllclal Tuesday 3,535 10.155 6,219
Olllclnl Wednesday 2,lU 9,002 7.S02
Olllclnl Thursday 1,711 7,099 2,013
Fnni. ,li,i-u tni .....Ms , rr.7 'mi .i-v PI 336
Same days last week ..11,519 20,321 18.297
Sumo week beforo 12,411 2I.S07 20,901)
Same three weeks ago .11,521 23.S3U 2I.05S
Snniu four weeks ngo ...I Lot 25,100 23.420
oiuno nays inst year ..10,129 1S.22I U'.wj
AVernui! lirleti mid! f,ic Ilium f,i( thu tnlMt
several days with comparisons:
1901. 1900.!S99.ilS9$.,lS97.lS90.jlS93.
March 15.
March 10,
March 17.
March 18.
March 19.
March 20.
March 21.
March 22.
March 23.
March 21.
March 25.
Marcn 20,
March 27.
March 28.
March 29.
March :;o.
March 31.
April 1...
April 2...
April 3...
April 4...
April 6...
April 0...
April 7...
April S...
April 9...
April 10..
April 11..
5 36'ji
4 79 3 6D 3 OS 3 S0 4 3S
I S3 3 03 3 70 3 87 3 77 4 27
I 91 3 tS 3 71 3 91 3 S3
3 68 3 73 3 81 3 81 4 46
4 S? 3 73 3 9I 3 74 4 41
4 SO 3 6S 4 It) 3 67 4 34
I SI 3 60 3 75 3 71 4 42
4 Sj 3 6') 3 70 3 I 40
4 90 3 63 3 76 3 91 3 75 1 50
4 9.1 3 00 3 71 3 9 1 3 65
3 57 3 67 3 9.1 3 59 1 71
4 S9 3 63 3 91 3 60 4 Si
4 97 3 00 3 SO 3 il 4 74
5 U5 3 (,0 3 57 3 70 1 82
5 16 3 60 3 03 3 S3 4 80
5 12 3 0.1 3 0.' 3 87 3 66 4 78
6 10 3 69 3 02 3 91 3 00
3 61 3 05 3 92 3 64 3 SO
6 0? , 3 67 3 92 3 64 4 S4
6 15 3 05 3 91 3 05 4 82
5 23 3 06 3 73 3 52 4 70
5 30 3 (S 3 79 3 90 4 S2
6 30 3 02 3 791 3 S5 3 67 I SI
5 27 3 01 3 72 3 S3 3 69
I 3 60 3 71 3 SO 3 01 4 S3
5 33 3 76 3 S5 3 62 4 SI
5 38 1 3 6 3 90 3 60 4 77
5 30, 3 07, 3 71) 3 67 4 72
f. 55
w I
K ?l
f S21i
5 SO
5 80)1 1
5 76
5 81
5 S-i'l
r. oat.
5 Si
5 9?
6 uo
5 91
5 95'j
6 0
6 921
Si'1
5 Oils)
Indicates Sunday.
The ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought lu today by each road was:
Cattle.llogs.Sh'p.H'sos.
C, M. AV St. P. By 1 I ..
O. & St. L. Ry 1
Missouri Paclllc Ry 1
I'nlon Paclllc. system.... 11
C. AV N. W. Ry 1
F., E. AV M. V. R. R 2!
S. C. AV P. Ry 1
C, St. P.. M. & O. Ry.. 21
B. AV M. R, R. R 0
C B. AV Q, Ry 5
K. C. AV St. J
C. R. I. AV P., cast 4
('.. R. I, AV P., west
Illinois Central 2
13
7
24
18
11
1
9
1
Total receipts 79 100 12 13
The disposition of tho day's receipts was
ns follows, each buyer purchasing tho num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co....
G. H. Hammond Co...
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
... 138 1.1104
307
1,016
1,621
1,530
1,784
133
39
1,121
swtrt and Company
181
491
447
Cudnhy Packing Co
Atmour K- Co
Swift, from country
R. Becker AV Dcgau
Viinsant AV Co
Lobmuu AV Co
W. I. Stephen
Benton AV Underwood. ...
Livingstone & Schnller...
Hnmlllon Rothschild..
L. F. Husz
B. F, llobblck
Wolf AV M
Other buyers
1,02
15
21
3
S
.. 14
.. 143
..1,842
1,434
Total ,
r.oos
3,749
CATTLE There wns n very light run of
cattle hero for this tlmo of tho week nnd
ns the demnnd on the part of puckers vns
In good shape tho market ruled active and
stronger nil around on nil deslrnblo grades.
Receipts included about 40 cars of beef
steers and tho quality was fairly good.
Packers were all after the better grades
und It wns not long beforo everything was
out of flrst hands. Tho market could best
be described by calling it active nnd
stronger, although Mima sales were mado
that we'o undoubtedly higher. Even the
less dcslrablo bunches and half fat stuff
sold without difficulty at fully steady
prices.
There wero only about 15 cars of cows on
sale today and ns packers all wanted a few
thev started out and paid strong to a dime
higher prices thnn were offered yesterdny.
The greatest advance was, of course, on tho
better grades as that class of cattlo was
what packers were looking for.
Bulls." calves nnd stngs did not show
much of nny change todny, although prices
wore fully us good ns as they were yester
day. The supply ot feeders was very light to
day and the few cholco bunches offered
wero picked up nt good, steady prices, Tho
commoner grndes, however, and cattle on
the northern order are. very hard to move
us the demand for them Is exceptionally
light. Tho iinileslrnfclo cnttle, It anything,
are lower than they were a week ago.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
I'.'.'.
1...
1...
I'.'.'.
Av. Pr.
..1010 $3 75
No.
Av.
1125
1125
1191
1115
1081
1114
1272
1160
1161)
105S
1077
1270
1200
1162
1023
110S
1073
1287
1250
1200
1050
1300
.....1283
1293
1123
Pr.
I 3
4 73
4 73
4 75
4 75
I SO
4 80
4 80
4 SO
4 SO
I 80
4 80
4 S5
4 90
4 80
4 85
4 85
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
8..
720 3
8....
11....
4....
9..,.
15....
4....
5....
1....
1020
1550
I ()
4 00
I 00
4 00
4 'Kl
4 00
4 10
4 10
I 15
4 25
4 25
4 30
4 30
4 20
4 30
4 30
4 40
4 40
4 10
4 45
4 50
4 50
4 60
4 CO
4 60
4 50
4 50
4 63
4 60
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 75
I 75
...... Kill
870
810
733
950
880
755
1210
S00
927
, 1140
1100
880
828
920
S33
1138
8S8
800
10S3
, 1133
980
1011
1193
ii'.'.'.
4...,
3...
20...
4...,
1...,
3...
1...
9...
18...
3...
6...
27...
1...
3...,
9...
1...,
6...,
1....
6....
28....
22....
20....
12....
20....
23....
1...,
1....
40....
25....
10....
16....
24....
18....
5.,.,
16....
12....
37....
41....
S3....
16....
1....
10....
4 95
5 00
.12S9 5 (O
..1217 6 00
3,
....1216
....1322
5 10
5 10
5 1192
14.
11.
.1103
....1485
....1359
....1348
... .1400
....1317
....1300
....13SC
....1403
5 15
6 15
5 15
5 15
5 20
5 30
6 30
5 40
... 960
...1057
...1159
...1108
...1203
...1081
...1110
18..
17..
13..
9..
0..
...1194
4
STEEnS AND HEIFERS.
... 1IS2 4 43 31 1001
... 93S 4 0
4 75
COW s.
.. 970
, .1030
,. 040
.. 760
.. 887
.. 910
.. 830
.. 900
..1020
.. 655
.. 810
.. 720
.. 730
..1000
.. 970
.. 790
..1105
..10.TO
..1200
.. 9m)
.. 993
,. 900
.. 790
'.. 90
.. 720
.. 910
..1033
..1073
..1030
..1180
.. 920
..1130
.. 931
..1000
..1000
..1270
..1120
1 1080
2 1035
1 980
3 .1030
2 ....; 948
1 1200
1 1100
23 1007
3 70
3 75
3 75
3 70
3 70
3 75
3 SO
3 90
3 85
3 90
3 90
3 90
3 90
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 15
4 15
I 16
I 15
4 20
4 20
1 25
I 25
4 25
1 ?D
4 30
4 30
4 i' 3
4 33
4 35
I 35
4 75
2 40
2 40
2 50
2 50
2 6i)
2 W
2 60
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 73
3 CO
3 CO
3 (0
3 (.0
3 00
3 23
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 23
3 60
IS 50
3 60
3 60
3 30
3 33
3 10
3 fo
3 50
3 50
3 60
2 i;
...1130
1
9
6
1
19
1
.1400
.. 901
..nor
..1121
..1100
.. 7S0
,.12311
..1145
..1110
.. 920
..1132
..1090
..1121
..1030
..1215
..1100
..1040
..1340
1..
4..
3.'.'.'.
1230
1230
1133
....13.7)
....1215
....1030
.... 910
...,140
....1320
....1205
....1210
O
6 ,
7
1
1
'I
T.'.'.'.'.,
.1160
.low
3 00
COWS AND HEIFERS.
5nt
13..
.leOI
....1011
....10'il
....1007
.... 520
.... SI0
.... 970
. . IOimi
1001
. ...100?
.... 010
....1200
....1600
....urn
4 13
I 20
4 30
5
11
.101)2
.1113
HEIFERS
3 Hi
I 13
4 20
4 25
1 25
4 25
3 23
I.
845
803
7t3
953
587
S2I
3 10
3 ro
3 90
4 fO
4 CO
I 10
12..
BULLS,
3 10
.1010
.1370
.1670
.1800
3 SO
3 80
3 80
3 SO
3 SO
3 rr,
3 90
3 SI)
3 83
4 00
l to
3 15
3 20
.V.
....1130
,12V) 3 23
1010
1810
20(0
2300
110)
l.'OI
......lOV)
S20 3 3il
810
10
12.V)
......1210
. .. 1680
1310
3 40
3 30
3 30
3 tJ
11
1S20" 3 60 1 1570 4 00
1600 3 65 1 1100 4 00
......1610 3 70 1 17S0 4 00
1570 3 1 5 1 600 4 00
l ...
l...,
l ...
16....
1...
1....
35.,,,
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
HKl l M I I tin I
313
30
I...
I I i J I III
...1000
.1
TVIl
2 60
1...
10..,
3...
3..,
14.,,
3 25
. 505 3 15
.1130 3 75
442
2 60
I 60
610
3 60
3 SO
604
, 800
447
1...
1...
1...
1...
1...
3 10
CALVES.
3 23 L...
3 25 1
3 "i 2
. 410
410
250
iin
ISO
lso
5 50
6
165 6 75
4 60 1
150
I! 73
, 220 5 50 1
STOCK CALVES.
0 75
280 3 6
7 171 4 10
II1W1CI ...I.-- . I.,.. .(.. t
i luuij- i nere was noi nn cxccsini: iu
hogs at nny of the principal market points
mis iiiuiiuiiK ii i4 1 itn ii rcsuiL iinvvn im
proved. The mnrket here opened strong,
with tho llrst snlcs going largely nt $5.87',i
nun 4M.y-, uiii u soon necniuu iipiuiink
that there were not enough to go around
and sellers held their droves nt firmer
prices. After tho llrst round It became n
$3.90 and $5.9214 market, with the better
hogs selling nt $3.95 and from that up to
li.ts, or nuoui n iuckci iiigner iiinn ycnrci
dav. The ton price was paid for three
nuv, i no nip in I-.- u 'inn ui iiiivi.
loads of prime heavy hogs weighing from
381 to 100 pounds. It was a good, active
381 to 100 pounds, it was
mafliil nnrl Ihe lllllk nf the
market nnd the bulk of tne offerings
wero
The
Din OI lirsi lllllllis 111 s.uu'1 unmun. a u
lightweights were left until the end, nnd, ns
........ I l.......... .11.1 ...W Inly,. Iw.1,1 ,,f llinm
unillll, 1111 nn ill' ,iifc i,v.., v.. .....
with ns much life. Hepresentntlc sales:
No
Av. Mb.. Pr.
No
ST.
A v. Hh
Pr.
18.
III.
3S.
61.
47.
SO.
Jl ()
,200 80
5 87' j
5 S7'S
5 87 U
5 871,
5 87
r. 87',
.103
.150
.201
II
... $1 75
10 n 0214
S5 209
35 221
16 216
55 203
70 207
72 203
87 217
76 193
78 21S
09 230
63 231
77 217
74 219
61 245
66 223
77 250
77 217
120
5 S5
5 85
5 85
6 Si
5 87
6 90
6 90
5 90
5 ')
...191
SO
'so
SO
lfw
160
SO
SO
80
ss...
.197
.ISt
88...
13...
07...
75...
76...
80...
81...
61...
24...
35...
6 8i!s
6 W
6 90
6 90
6 90
5 90
5 90
5 90
5 90
6 90
5 90
5 90
6 90
5 90
5 9-)
6 9214
6 )24
5 Wis
6 92'4
6 92k
5 92U
5 9215
6 92-
....217
.'.'.'.'5n
. . . .239
....220
....242
....2b9
. . . .210
....259
....232
....215
....171
....221
....231
....222
. . . . 2"'2
.111 TC-S
....L'-J
....22.1
....235
....
....265
....211
....261
....200
....231
. . . .232
....217
....220
....237
....201
....272
....306
. . . .229
-itf I
SO 6 90
6 90
5 90
6 9)
5 -l
80
01...
5 90
10)
SO
so
120
SO
85...
17...
09. . .
01...
120 5 90
... 6 90
... 5 90
... r. nn
51..
70..
73..
,...210
...201
...221
...in-(
87
00
79
49
120 5 9y
....203
....213
....2(0
20..
41..
in. .
28..
70..
82..
00..
.85..
71..
CI. .
60..
80
SO
6 9i
6 90
5 9i)
5 90
6 90
5 9-)
5 t2'4
6 9J!i
6 92
6 I2',4
6 92'4
5 "2! a
6 92',,
6 92
6 92
6 92
5 93
6 93
6 95
6 95
5 83
6 S3
5 S3
6 97
6 S71i
.) 87
" 87
5 S7 ,
0 ft",
120
'io
70...
65...,
71...
61...
OS...
02. . .
OS...
73. . .
68...
62...
69...
70...
61...
47...
57...
69. . .
..269
..217
. .226
.'.251
...210
. .24.1
..202
. .201)
...241
. . .233
..270
...268
...253
...271
...26(1
SO
SO
10
160
ICO
. . . 5 921,
SO 5 !I213
10
ii ;'.)
5 !-3
5 63
5 95
6 95
6 95
5 95
60..
10
40
"so
121)
SO
9..
60..
00.-,
64..
69..
74..
5 95
6 95
80
0
61 201
07 264
30 :53
67 252
63 26i
6 93
6 93
5 93
5 95
5 95
6 95
6 9714
6 9714
6 00
0 (H)
6 03
88 191
120
120
SO
'so
SO
40
'4
..200
106.
01..
SO..
03..
79..
61..
49..
49..
.103
...273
.'.'.231
...191
. . .2.17
...3S9
:4...
..220
..201
...259
,..27S
..311
..381
61...
60. ..
65...
67...,
30...
160
'Vo
...1.13
0 OS
mm.... J '
here today ami VVa'' V,Kllt run of "heop
"bout .rih MH-n..oti
week. V2" ' .1 ' 'V1. "p flr8t ot "e
wether i.. i"0'' J high as $5.05 and
high ns J) T5 1",.. ,-,r' nml sold ns
uiUmtoVi; are holding
'I'lirt '
week l ui-o met .,Vmt ,,,avo "vl this
steady prices W"h Tea,ii' ""lo at eu.
4.!,0f'?"Bi.J :""!co wethers, $,7iX
wethers $4 tmi ?cliT- fWiHW clipped
lings, $ 'IrniV-- i0 lightweight year
4M.76! cllimert ' f fii'0 e00.d yearlings. $1.00
Hghtwelgh 'wes"! ?, I03?,-82' oho,ct
owes. fi.w1sT.1Se. -i.V 2B4.4i); fair to good
tit 25513 J fferle?1' .l""60 fp'Icr iwcsl
lambs i.ZM?J'Sf A"8' .f1-.'?W.00; feeder
.,... itinicscniaiive sales
' . Av.
IT.
i, lvpsiprn nn-Au :
13.1 IVMlom ,..,!, 'J!'"" VI ?
4 35
4 60
4 75
6 05
3 75
4 SO
415 Mexican wethers!!!!!!!!!!!"" ik
. . . ""-Mexican lambs 79
w t-nit:i-ii ewes 102
!29 western feeder lambs...!.!!!! go
CIIICACO MVK .STOCK MAHKKT.
fCnttle Stendy to Strong-Hogs Illulier
.Sheep .Slow.
ClffflAflO An..!! 11 r. k rt.n.r . .
j 01. .,','' i; " '', 'JU"V 10 nieillum, $3.80
"?, .ke,.H,f""L1 'ZM?-; cows!
Texas fed steeVsT '
iiinrWiYT- w iwyi. o , U estimated to-
hw '3,.lc' nvc.r: .'1-.(J): strong to 5o
bliTehers "&iwW gol-ft r.S eTh
SHEEP AND LA.M US-Receipts. 14 OnO
m,"'.';, rte "',w'. ,n7b." """""y! clipped.
r il-.. V r . ' ihjilu wen ers, JloBli
vi .m h.Tiiif.""".' 7?!'ui
' tlLOltm 11III1UH, SO.lHf
(CJo.Sj. '
Knnsnn City Live .StoeU .MnrKet.
KANSAS r-ITV a ...n 11 '
celpts, 1.3O0 head; beef steers steady to
Strollir. Tevano utn, r.i ''"' "i
'rs about steady; "native lieef steers.
4.uflo.60: stackers and feeders. $3.S5irl 90:
pf.prn i? "trs, $4.6015.10; fexans nnd
.V-Viy -V ,-1,"f 'o: cows, $3.2.r.60; heifers.
W.,5g4..5; ennners. $2.1CK0'J.10; bul s, $3.23W
linns TifAi'nto v 1 1. . .
ilgher; top $6 0714; bulk of sales, $5.90iAl.wi;
heavy, $5.95at. 0,14; mixed packers, $5.900.OO
llBl't. ?--(6.90: plRs, $4.00i(6.25. '
8 KRP I.AHflia r.I
. ...... ....... 1, ,7 ivi'ii-iiim, 4,ln)U
henil: mnruet I m, .1 1 1 - .,.
y-r ,A: ' ........... , i. nirin iniiiun, o.i)ii
4(5.10: western wethers, $4.5W.85: western
i'-F,!'."".?' ewes. $4.25514.50; culls,
u.wi.uv, buhik lainns, b.u.K(i.W.
St. Louis Live Hlouk Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS. Anrll 11 (!Arri.i,'nnnini.
1.700 head, Including 500 Tcxnns; mnrket
?,,p.n"v: 'lft."vn "hipping and export steers,
$4,151(5.10; dressed beef nnd butcher steers,
t4.00tf6.35; steers, under 1,000 lbs., $3.50-1.65:
stockeis nnd feeders, $2.65i4,S5: cows and
lii'IECT8- --2Sfi5.00; dinners. $l.25i?72.75; bulls,
t2.i54J-4.40; Texas and Indian steers, $3,60U
6.15; cows nnd heifers, $2.60ti3.65.
HOOS-Recelpts, 7,700 bend; mnrket a
shodo higher: pigs and lights. $3.85df5.90:
packers, $5.SOftG.93; butchers, $6.00,no.l5.
SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts, 900 hend;
mnrket strong; native muttons, $l.35ff5.00;
lambs, $5,001(6.33; spring lambs, $5.25(8.00;
culls and bucks, $4.00f4.50.
St. Joseph Live Mtock Market.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Anrll 11. (Sneeial.
The Journal quotes:
i ivi ri.r;--iteceipts, 1.3MI neno; mnrket ac
tivo, strong; natives, $4.20jf5.35; Texas and
westerns. $3.7.VH5.25; cows nnd heifers, $2.25f?
4.95; bulls und stngs, $2,261(5.00; yearlings
nnd calves. $3,751(4 76: Blockers and feeders.
$3.4O1?4.50; veals, $1,25116.60.
nuua iteceipts, neau; mnrket 214
7Ho higher: all grades. $5.S0flC.12H: hulk nt
sales. $5.87144(5.95; pigs, steady.
MltEEl' A.1J L.A.MUM Kecelpts, 2.200
head: market nctlve. steady: lambs. U.ium
6.15; yenrllngs, $l.75'i(5.00; wethers, t.Wtt
4.75; ewes, $3.S5I,60,
i-tt Vork Live Stock Market.
VPU- Vnill." Anrll 11 Ti 1. T i 1.. a r. .
...... u.a, in lllr.l jQli.
celpts, 28 head; nono for sale; cables steady;
CALVE8rRecolpts, 69 hend; steady;
venls. $0.(M)1J0.60.
SHEEP AND I.AMnq-ll.lnl. i n-.i
head; sheep, llrm: lambs, steady: nil n'iii-
common to good sheep, $4.00fi5.0O; Kood to
nrlrno unshorn lambs, $6.00gc.l0; clipped
lambs, $5.W(5.S0.
1IOOS RcCClllts. 1.405 homl- tioaL- nt IBIV1
170.30.
Stock In Slgbt.
Following nre tho receipts ot the four
principal western markets for April 11:
uatue. nogs, oneep
south Omaha i.iii
Chicago 11,500
Kansas City 1.3'0
St. Louis 1,700
r.o99
2,013
23,000
S.OiiO
7,700
14,000
4,000
900
Totals 10,214 46,399 21,513
Slims City Live Slock Market,
SIOUX CITV. April 11,-(Special Tele-grum.)-CATTLE-Recelpts,
pK); market
stronger; beoves, $4,504(5.00; cowb and bulls,
mixed. $J.25fl3.75.
IIOOS Receipts, 2,n0; market stronger,
selling nt $5.8214433.9214; bulk, $5.8714113.90.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. April ll.-COFFEE-Hpot.
Rio, dull: No. 7 Invoice. 6lcj mild, market
rlu'l: Cordova. 8'4(IM2l4e. Tho market
opened steady, with prices 6 points lower
in sympathy with weakness abroad, under
larce croo. country reeeltils. il ill snot iln.
mund and u :arcliy uf bull uuppurt, Until
I n
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 MO 2 2.1 10 413 4 10
3 030 3 25 1 862 I In
22 073 3 35 1 780 1 20
3 010 3 10 6 800 4 2j
3 000 3 0j 11 t00; 4 lai
32 518 3 SO 1 1050 4 60
6 712 lit) M 809 1 73
nearly the closo tho market was dull nnd
uneventful! then light covering and fotno
buying for a rnlly led to a partial recovery
of 6 points. The closo wos steady, with
prices net uncnangeu to i poinis lower.
Total sales were 10,250 bags, Including;
May, 6.45c: July, 6. file; September. 5.75c;
DUIUUVli IWII U.CV1.I lllVllll"l Udl'lli.l-v. i
December, 6.95c; Janunry, C.Wc; Mnrch,
6.15c.
Increase of Eiorts.
WASHINGTON, April ll.Thc monthly
stntcment of the exports ot domestic prod
ucts Issued by the Hun-nit of Statistics
shows thnt dtiilng .March tho exports were
us follows, the comparisons being tnadn
with March. 19m):
Riendsturfs, $21,158.14.1: Increase. $1,500,000.
Cattlo und hogs, $2,978,616; IncrciifcC, $723,
00". Provisions, $!6.05S,2.s7; Inrrcnse, $3,160,000.
Cotton, $20,173,233; decrease, $7,000,000.
Mlnerul oils. $5,310,470; decrease, $140,000.
Total, $72,s52,lMi; net Increase. $230,000.
lotni for nine months, $671,712,801 ; inctense,
$S0,9S3,O00.
i: npornlnl nnd Dried Friills.
NEW YORK, Aplll 11. EVAPORATED
AI'PLl-.S The market for evaporated ap
ples displayed little animation Unlay nnd
prices did not vary from yesterday's tig
ares. Export business wns dlsappoliltlur.
Stnte common, 3iilc; piime, 4',6lil'(,c, choice,
65(5')ic; fuiicy, 0K014C
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Con
tinned dull and nomlnnl nt 3'4jf7o per lb.,
for prunes, us to size und quality. Aprleuf:,
Royal, 7l4Ji 12c; Moor Park, sKc,
Peaches, peeled, lSls?(20c; impeded, 6'45fll'c,
.ew Vork Dry (ioodn .llnrket,
NEW YORK. April ll.-DRY (iOODS
Iluslncss shows some improvement In nen
eral extent and the tono Is stendler In
some directions. Rids for henvv sheetings
nnd drills but little below asking price
Imvo been turned down on both homo and
export nccoiints. In blenched cottons and
course colored goods there hns been tvi
change. Print cloths dull for narrow
makes, but llrm, with fair sales In wide
goods, Prints and ginghams unchanged.
Cotton linings quiet nnd Irregular.
SiiKiir .Market.
NEW YORK. April 11. SUGAR Raw,
firm; fair tcilulng. 3 9-16o; centrifugal, 94
test, 4 3.32c; motnsscs sugar, 3ll-32c; re
llned, tlrm.
NEW mtt.MAVn Anrll it HtrriAu
Quiet; open kettle, SUjfse; open kettle,
centrifugal, r.7f,4T4'kC! centrifugal yellow,
4l'.rh4ii! Mniwititltt aTI I.IA... mntna.u.
strong; open kettle, 8lfl7c,
Wool .Market.
ST. LOUIS. Anrll 11. WOOf-Hlentv
medium grades, liifis'ic; light line, I2l.,'c,
heavy line, 104fl2o; tub washed, 174f27c.
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co.,
Omaha, Neb,
Manufacturers of
Tents and Oanvas Goods.
Send for Cntaloaue Number 28
DRY GOODS.
E. Smith ft Co.
T w importers nd Jokktrast
Dry Goods, Furnishing Ooodi
AND NOTIONS.
WHEN IN OMAHA
VISIT
Byrne-Hammer Dry Goods Go.
HOWAI1D STREET,
OMAHA'S GREAT NEW HOUSE.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Uostern Electrical
V Company
Electrical Supplies.
TlKtrto Wiring Belli aad Oas Lltitlna.
Q. W. JOHNSTON. Mgr. 1510 Howard SU
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
Hall's Sates,
Cnah Registers,
Typewriters
Hail Safe and
Leek Company,
1 1 1( Fnrnam St.
Davis & Gowgill Iron Works.,
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBBRS
OF MACHINERT.
OBNBRAIi REPAIRING A PDCTAtTI
IRON AND BRABB FOUNDERS.
1B01, ino lr.OB Jaoksaa Straat,
Omaha. Neb. Tel. B8.
L Zabjrtekte. Aaent. J. B. Cewaill, Hr.
I.SAfJ. SUPPLIES
ELEVATORS
Improved Quick and Easy Rlalag
Steam, Electric and
Hand Power Elevatirs.
AUTOMATIC HATCH GATES
Bund (or catalogue.
KIMBALt, BROS.. COUNCIL, BLUFFS, 1
in. nn suiei. vtiepngn iu,
c
H. Davis I Son
AseBta far ttte Rloamoa
HufHtr aatea aa
Fir Doare,
Fl.T.tor Hrdraullo and Haad BleTatora.
Blevater repalrluc a ipeelalty. leather
ValTe Cupi tot Blaratora, BagUaa aad
Frlatlng Presesei.
"RANE CO.
Manufacturers and Jobben of
Steam and Water Supplies
Of All Kinds,
1014 nml IOIII DOIJOI.AB BT,
ENVELOPES.
Bnv from the Manufacturers.
Burkley Envelope Go.,
Makcri &nu rrmterHoi
j ENVELOPES
All Kludsaud Hlzei.
120 North Fifteenth Stmt.
WALL PAPER.
Yetler Wall paper Oo.,
JOBBERS
WALL PAPER.
liftrge, well selected etock, prlcea same at
eastern houses latent novelties. Dealers
send for 1M1 ram pin line and terms.
lZI.Vr-Mri llnmey St., Omaha.
Tetittnne 10:tl.
Boyd Commission Co.
Successors to James K. Iloyd Si Co.,
OMAHA. NKR.
COMMISSION
r.HAi, riiuviNioxN ami stocks.
Iloaril of Tradr II u 1 1 il I n is.
Direct wires to t'hlcngo nml New York.
CoricspoiiUcncc, John A, Warren & Co.
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