Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, APIU"L 10, 1001.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Dtj't Grain Trad Moitlj Local and Pries
Fluctuatieri Email,
WEATHER AND EXPORTS SUPPORT WHEAT
Ccirn MnrUrt Mainly rrnfoilniinl
Chnnnlmr May for .Inly Chief Ven
ture n( l.itn Mnrhrl-l'riMl-
liin-i Cash SltiiHtlon Knny.
CHICAGO, April ll-Tmluy's K n I
,-us IrtrKcly local ami price imcti n J
rrn not lnr, Hcniilcii report hi I l'ri
emu kcii iu tic ,,..., ,i ti,r
A rKullons en irciMi in " ,.i,.....i
art oiib or the Hciiithwnst h in latcd the
heat murhrt at Dm M H r t . a 1 1 1 10 1 1 h It "
P?r
w
CUmilllllMI win, nut.". j ,. , . M,.rn,
northwent recelptn. win enoimli I; "J "
IlrSt hour reacted to 70-c. trade tor a
time helnc almost at a utaudHtlll.
IJhertil primary receipt and mimU cW nr
niiccri eneonriiKed Homo h hurt nel liiR, lint
report of lly ciiimnBc which liml Ih-ku to
wrlvn. held the market Htcm y. Wlicn It
was reported thai exporter had taken M
load, probably half of It for Oermany.
ihnrlB rushed to cover, advancing the prlcn
of May to 7lic. Prollt-tiiklnK Kalet t'anscd
reaction from thin lo 7i'.c. but the n.tr
prlnlnRly InrKO cpiantlty taken for forcMcn
shipment had kIvcii nenllmcnt a bullish
iihork mid the clone wan llrm, May
higher- ht 71"1fco. It hum reported that
600,ofl ImidielM had been wild for export
here, but the rumori could not be con
tinued. Kenboard cIcaranceH In wheat and
Hour were enilal to 22S.1IM) limincl, while
primary receipts apKreKnted fWl.ono buhel,
compared with 3S2.0CiO blichelH hint year.
Mlniieapolld and Dilluth reported 215 enrw,
aKiilnat 210 hiKt week and IS" a year iiro.
Loeaj rccelptH were 27 earn, none of con
tract Rra'de. ,
Tho forii market wan a profenslonal af
fair. Jlull leadcrM Ravo It Home xtipport,
but apparently (lid not reem Inclined to
have It advance at present to a level where
It would be an object to detain corn-lnilen
hontH In the harbor to deliver their enrsos
on May contractu. Yenterday'H liberal fiiles,
lluht recelptH, with prnetlcnlly no move
ment from llmt hnmltc. tended to hold prices
llrm early. Tho weother. however, seemed
to be morn favorable, IndueliiR Homo nelltiiR
by room traderH late In the hoxhIoii, under
which prices receded. May Hold between
4tHe and 4.T4i; and cloned vifl'So Jower at
4TOW40. .Inly at tho close wan 'WHc
under the May level. llecclptH were 91 earn,
2V of contract Rrade. - '
tietlhiR May and buyltiR July, with tho
former at Ho premium, was the feature In
the oats market. Tho openhiR was llrm.
but prices cased off later on Improved
seeotiiR weather and In sympathy with
corn reaction. Receipts were 145 cars. May
sold between 2o4o nr.cl 25o and cloned tfc
lower at 2SHc.
Provisions had another dull dav. The
cash situation was easier and pork and
bird eased off a trifle In consequence, but
ribs held steady. Thn r.mRo was narrow.
Mty pork closed Be lower at $II.S7U. Mal
lard 2l4e down at J7.97',4 and. May rfb.i un
chiiiiKed at J7.!3.
Kstlmated receipts tomorrow: Wheat. X
cars; corn, tiu cars; oaui, 130 cars: Iioks, 22,
CO'i head.
The leadlnR futures rniiRed as follows:
Article Open. High. Low. Close.l Yes'y.
Wheat
May
.l:ily
Corn
April May
July
Oats
May July
Pork
May July ..
Iard
May
J illy
Kopt.
Itlbs
May July
Sept.
wheat clcrlvoil kohic Help ironi u
i.iii thlM fiirtor wan a lionrlHli Horn iL"
applied t ..com a ml cut. MV
ii'ic higher, .May corn
fflSv ..i i.iu clown. ITovlmoim closed un-
rccoKIl ceil Hint irosi m h.ji. , ,i:
outlo'ik. Tim climatic chiinKc, li''";
..I.. 1 .III. ...... ,.li r'nIilrH 111 II p linn
ncrvoiiti uliortu. i him iiium-.h.
oulKldem. hoiiKht at tic opcnlt K. w'len
May old from 7I- to 7Pc. an wly nco 'T
'ic to "no over yeaterilay s rlcine, riiiM urn
t, L... .i,r,ri:iu...i and May clurliiK the
..JlWJi '71J4. 7M; 7lfl 70;
'i'AWi 71i 7itiJlli4 71S
44STti '"44H '"Wi 13ft w2 44?i
2$f ' 25i 25iJi 23-HWH 25
2o',4 251J 25 25
14 15 14 15 14 OVA It 10 14 20
14 22IJ 14 35 14 22 14 2714 14 32',4
S O714 s 07H 8 60 8 03 8 f.714
,.05 ,,8(W, 7 95 7 97H 8 00
7 9o ;8 00 7 95 7 974 ,7 9714'
8 12J4 8 15 8 10 8 10 8 15
7 92V4 7 92V4 7 8714 7 90 7 90
7 83 7 87 7 8214 7 83 7 S3
No. 2.
??i,.,1ilo,n"on" w,"ro follows:
-.1 i!;R";5'oSa,,y.i winter patents. U853.1.95;
tralRhts, U2O03.7O: clears. 2.60Q3.40i BprinK
2W25b 1 putents' WW83.S0; bakers,
..jvi'KAT-No. 3'sprlnsr, 70(870io: No. 2 red.
I'OHN-No. 2. 43Jo; No. 2 yellow. 43ie
OAT8-N 2, 27',iV27Hc: No! wfte
BOc: Not 3 white. 2S'ig29Mc.
ItYK-No. 2. 53c. 7
HAKLRY cjood feeding1, 46c; fair to
rholce maltliiR. 4SKwc-
sl''I?.li5'" 1 1,nx' J1-59! No- 1 northwest-
ribs sides (foose), S.001f8.2O. Dry ",,,
i boulders (boxed). J6.87l44j7.12V4. Short c iar
Bides (boxed). J8.305j8.35. onuri cuar
8HC.AU-Cut loaf. 6.14c: Rrunulatcd, C.67c;
confrctloiiers" A. 6.44c; off A, 5.23c.
fOrin0i5v"K are ,ho ""'P18 "nd shipments
"
Kecclnts. Shinmenta
Klour. bbls...
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Itye. bu
Harl. lit, r
.... 32,000 35,000
....l 01,000 IK.OOO
....131,000 T.'.OOO
....235,000 209,000
.... 6,000 S.000
j i 1
6.000 3.000
, " '""" r.-niipi ionay in nui-
I-71nrk?B w'.,k! creameries. 1519V4o;
fiKW YOHK (iBNBn.ili M A It K FIT.
Quotadons of (he on Varlonn
inmniuaiiipii,
culpts, 1S.155 bbls.; exports. 4.215 hhls.
linl 1 Vo r twl 11. ."1. . . '
',, WH.00; winter tnilKbts, tsYotf
.;;,.iMll,.!,S'.!',ul,L.pa.,.?n"'- W-W04.23; winter
...V. .-'"-"' 'iiniiesuia nnKers, 12.905
J.uO; winter low Rrndcs, 12.202.35, Hve
loilr, steadv: fair to good, i.S03.15; choice
III fii,,v 11 ow, 1 ,e ' T tu.u, LiHilo
iV.?,l,RA"''a'te?llfi.yt'1Iow' western, 92c;
c'lJ 91c: Hrandwlne, J2.45ff2.50.
Tn7KvU(Jy:i V- wotcrn, tiOc, afloat,
JAn!,,,,.-t-n,,'t feeding, 4ti6S!.c. e. I. f
UA ' iY MA!r-Dull; western'; 72c.
iis!- KAT-RciehitH, 46.650 bu.; expor s,
J48.SI.I bu. Spot. Arm; No. 2 red. 79?ic f. o
b.. iitloat; No. 3 red, 77Tc, elevator; No.
northern. 1 ninth. f.;i4c, f. o. b., nlloit? No
oiiV'V,,, U.,,,J; .V:... ?', oP:
Moii1.1: V".'!1 ". 1 ',ay un'Hvorobfi crop
i i , "" ii-ioi im, m i mostly 01;
f.?0'1 ,f0.r,,R" b"J'"'B nnd export rumors
ni r(,4v,lrm,nt iW'io net adUnce. May
77,4fn77i4C, closed at. 77'ic: July. 7T;iT77iip
n. -nl "! HP,u'nber, 76 1-I6ff76ie, clofed
vauu NV.!',;ceJ?.-. IV000.. Ml'orts. 166,
ulii '""J i. iwc. eieviuor, nnd
iirm'nVi; iL'i.i'.P.0"' ,0!n niiirket opened
weather west, continued small recelnts 111
pooil support from tMilcaR. bulls. ' u
It eased nhurn v ,.ln. ...iii..
! 1,11'V i 1 ' 1 ,.' hiiiiiuih. 1 losrti
4sv..; kh,',i; , 1 v "Jiwt-,.v;.? ,J l- .Lns,!
bii ".".UV.'6?' exports.' 235
No " whlii. in ,k V.c 's0!
irSck" mVi'A S2i,.?.cJ A. wIte, So;
whUe . WI--opia.ra
to
I II 11 'SJ lll.ll . .
ISM crop. W:"iS99 'uifiCTd o?d.cl,
o.dC d8L' m crt,,, ": iM9. irijSi
llipiIS-Steudy: Galveston, 20 to -.
IS so; rillfomla,.21 to 25 lbs. 19c' Tcx'as
lbs..
dry,
l.t'ATIILMl UAn.l!.. 1.-.. .
nl'8hl 10 "vywcC.KSh8tS!e240;
I'HOVISIONS-ltecf. firm; family. Si
11.
.no
....-v, .M.,., r.'.tn-i, iv.iw, urn nains. xi 1
12.00; packet. Jlu.oikWlO.W: city, extra li
mi?
ulla
1T1 ''",,.,,UA,, l-ui nieais, steady; pj(
bellies, ts.75ni0.6i); pickled shoulders, tf
7.60; pickled hams, J!.75fi 10.23, lrd, stei
,25'!f
einiv:
u 11-11 ( iiini'ti, I'wuy : COIN
tlncni, Houth Amerlcii, com-
1)11 V.
"v'-n .wi; snort clear, ii5.KKffl6.00; fa
any,
llK'h-Qulet: domestic, fnlr to extra, 3T4
tit'c: .lanan. 4?4(fi4ftc.
rtiiiu-nieaciyj city, 6tt5e; country,
UUTTKH-, Hecclpts, 3,611) tubs; ate
idy;
v 1 .-(tiiii'i ) , 1v11.1v, inuiury, itYlMVIC,
CllllUI.-.ln..nltlu H nii ..1. f.
fiocy large .colored, llfllliic; fancy large
wiuir, iu-'iih, lancy small coioretl, l2Jf
HUc; fancy small white. 11MiM2c.
Receipts, 15.644 pkgs.; teady;
T. rnin , cUIl Jai.'CVlllM 41H1C, SIOTSBC
weatern, 14Hc; southern, at mark, 13843?,
POt LTRY-Allvc. firm; cMilckens. 9c; tur
keys, 9c. Dressed, dud, turkeys, lOtjlOisc,
lucKcns, H'iijivc, capons, uuioc.
MKTAI.H ihere was 11 decided break In
tin 111 the local metal market as tho result
of 11 decline of 7s fid In that metal abroad
ml the m mo arrivals at tnli nurt. amount
ing to ljw tons. After a slow trade tho
market linnll closed easy at J2o.lW(i26.2j,
while at Iindon I lie closiun tone wan re
ported as weak ami spot .piottd at 117 6s
1111 itituren at xin us w. npeiter was
gain blither and nrmcr today on a turther
rise of in M atiroad, where prices closed
1 in, cs wi. i ne close nere was iirroer
t JI.WTM.05. with tnc tendency toward still
blRlicr values, there was nothing new tie-
eloped lit copper circ es. nrlccs bir n-
mainliiR uoinliially unchunKcd at J17 for
lake Htiperlor ami J16.62W tor castluR nnd
lectroli tic. London Conner closeit at HID
for spot nnd 10 lis .1.1 on rutnrrs. .cud
Continues dull and unchanged here, while
the Ixjiiuoii market was Is ."lit better, closing
at 12 3s 9(1. American Iron nmrufl rule, I
ruthcr ciulet, but 11 bout stenuy at unchmxed
prices. i-ig irmi warrants, 'j.60i1i,.5j: north
ern roundry, 115.2150; southern foundry,
jl4.iwl5.Mi, nnd sott noiiihcrn, HS.Wrf 15 60.
Glasgow warrants closed at 63s lOd and Mld
dlesuorollKh at 45s 3d.
OMAHA WIIUuclSALU MA11KKTS.
CoiiiIIIIiiii of Trade nnd Unotatlou
mi Mtuple Fnncy Produce.
KGGS Itccelots liberal: good stock, iirm
at 1)',4 a 12c.
LIVK l'OULTIlY liens. 8c: vounr and
old roosters. Sttlc: turkeys, 6itsc: ducks and
U,Jlh-.Mallard ducks, per aor., t2.75V3.UO;
teal, ll.'idbtl.M, mixed, Jl.2ofl.D0.
llUTTUil Common to lair. 12313c: cholca.
ltttluc; separator, ttc.
xrMfc.su uxwrwiiH ira: craas. sold
packeu, New York counts, vnr can. JSc; ex
tra celccts, 32c. standards. 2Su: medium.
Hcconu crude, slucK tilled, New York counts,
per can, 2vc; extra selects, 26c; atunuards,
MC, txl IK standards, per Hal., tl.25.
fJiKMii 1'iaii- uiuck oass, 10c; whlto
buss, luu; bluellsh, llu; bullhends. 8c: tilua
tills. 7c; buffulos. 6c: cattish. 12c: cod. xr;
cropptc, ic; clucoos, 7c; halibut, 11c;' herring,
ic; iiuuuock, u, inue'srs;, c; percn, ac;
pickerel, be; plKc, ic, red snapper, luc;
salmuu. 11c: sunllsh. 6c: smelts, kc: trout.
lie; whltetlsh, ic.
fiucufsn i.ivc, per uoz., i.
VHALtJ Choice, Jii 10c.
HAY I'rierM ulidCi'il bv Onuhi vhnll
Hay Ueulers association: Cholco uoland.
ii.j": No. I upland, tiu.w; medium, tio.oo;
coarse, ju.w. liye straw, ji.5o. Theso nrlces
10 tor hay ut good color und aualltv. De
mand fair, lteccipis, s cars.
UAra No. white, 2Sc.
CORN No. 3. 4.1c.
URAN-lJ.
VEQ15TACLES.
I Ju Li
SI'lNACIl-l'er bu. box. 7&c
ASPARAOUa-Callfornla. oer lb., 15c.
ItiiUHAUU-Calllornla, per lb., bo.
NKW HWt,T8 I'cr doz., 60c.
Nfc!V CAitltOTS-I'er do., 60c.
NfciW TOltNll'a l'er doz., Wlc.
CUCUMlllCRS Hothouse, per Uo J1.2541
7u, as to slza.
I'AHriNlI'o i'cr bu.. 40c.
TUltNll'ti-l'er bu. basket, 60c.
UKKTS-i'er bu.. 40c.
CAUHUTS l'er ou., 40c.
LK'ITUCK l'er bu., 3oU40c
KAUiaiIK8-lcr dor., 2OW30C.
I'Attai.Ut l'er doz., 35c.
l'OTATOKS l'er bu.. 4l(ti-35c:
. u
Colorado,
73c.
HEED rOTATOES-Early Ohlos. 5560c;
Red Hlver Valley, 90c; Triumph, J1.10.
BW t.ivi ruiAiuiiOcrer uo:., 1.50.
CAUUAOE Holland aced. Der lb.. 2c: ram
California, i'Ac.
TOMATOES Florida. Der 6-baiket crat.
J3.D0; Mezlcaus, per 4-baaket crate, J2.
ONIONH-ohlo, per bu J1.75a2.ou; Kala
mazoo 25y30C.
CAULll'LiUWliK California. Der crc.
t2.60lij3.UO.
BEANS Wax, per bu., Ji: atrlng. oer bu..
J4.&0.
l.uu v i-er du. uox, i.
l'El'l'ERS-l'er bu. box, t2.25.
HTlCVWilEHKlES Florida. nr 'at. Un;
Texas. 25f)30c; Louisiana, 24-qt. cases, jioo.
ORAlJErf-Malagu, per keg, t7.60f.00t
A1T1.CB-i-er ciDi., t.2j; asningion, pr
bu. box, J1.75; Bolltlowers, fl.SO.
HONEY California, per 24-aectlon case.
J3.75.
HIDES No. 1 green. CWc; No. 2 green,
44c; No. 1 salted, 6V4c; No. 3 salted, 5Ho:
mo. i veoi con, s 10 u ids.. ;c; .no. 3 veal
culf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c: dry nides, 8313c; abeep
pelts, 2376o: horse hides, tl. 6032.25.
THOI'ICAL, FKUITB.
ORANGES California seedlings, 12.000
.25; navels, t:!755J3.00.
lemonb cautornia. extra fancy. X3.2&a
3.50; cholce-43
UANAWAB-rcr ouncn, according to alia.
F1US California, new cortona. 75c: tavern.
63c; Imported, per lb., 10912c.
DATES-Persian. In 60-1 h. boxes. Ralra in
per lb.; Hallowuen. 5V4c per lb.
Mlcpru.ivmtTd
HONEY California. Dcr 34-sectlon caaa.
t3.75.
uiuiiu t-er doi M.wi per nair 001.. ti.n.
VlTTfl 17., t.Mkl. wnlnn.w Ik 1 1-. A I
. , f ' M.if...',.. ni.mu. , L . , im, , 114-
bcrts, per lb., i3c; almonds, par lb., 1820cj
raw peatiuti, per lb., &5Hc; roasted, flViSf
7Hc. Uruzlls, 13c; pecans, lutfl2c; cocoanuta,
each, 4V4c
St. Loula Grain and 1'roTlalona. '
ST. LOUIS. Anrll IS. WHEAT Weak:
No. 2 rod, ensh, elevator, 70-H71c; track,
71c; May. "OHQilc; July, 6SftS69c; No. 2
hard. 71V4'H'72!4c.
CORN Lower: No. 2 cash. 43Wc: track.
434ff43-iic: May, 42c: July. 42ftfi42Kc.
OATS Firm; No. 2 cash, 27ic; track,
7?4G28c, May, 26?4c; July, 25tfc; No. 2 white,
30',4e.
llYK Firm at bWMlic
FLOUR-Dull: patents: t3.4533.60: extra
fancy and straight, t3.06f33.25: clear. J2.70S
2.90. -X
SEEDS Timothy, steady: average r.
celpts, t3.25Q4.00; prlmo worth more. Flax,
J1.62.
COIINMKAI-Steudy, at J2.20.
BRAN Q'.ilot: sacked, east track, 71c
JIAY Timothy. steady. Jll.00ffl3.50:
prnlrlc, scarce, firm, not quoted.
w 11 ink v steady. 11.27.
IRON COTTONTIES-J1.
BAGGING-6W07C
HEMP TWINE 9c. I
1'ROVISIONS-Pork. steady. Jbbblnr.
$15.75. Lard, lower, J8.05. Dry salt meats,
lower; boxed lots, extra shorts, J8.25: clear
nus, imih; ciciir ships, uacon, lower;
boxed lots, extra shorts, J3: clear ribs.
19. mi; clear sides. $3.25.
METALS Iead! Steadv at I4.22I&. Sncl-
ter: Quiet nt mo.
POULT11Y Firm: chickens. SflSUe: tur.
Keys. tr:ic; aucxs, ne; geese, J'liuc.
HUTTKii Bicaay; creamery, 1 8.3210:
dalrv. lift 17c.
kuub Lower nt 1ZV4C. renacked and cases
inciuueu.
RF.CEIPTS-F our. 5.000 bbls.: wheat. 12.
000 bu.: corn. 9.000 bu.: oats. 16.000 bu.
WHII'MKNTS Flour. 7.000 bbls.: wheat.
m.wi ou,; corn, ii,uw du.; oais, t&.ooo du,
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Anrll 18. WHEAT Snot.
dull: No. 1 California, 6al4d; No. 2 red
western, winter. BslOMd: No. 1 nortli.m
spring, mwi, I'Uiures, quiet; May, 5s9l4d;
j my, os V','40.
CORN-Snot, firm: American mixed, new,
4s Hid; American mixed, old, 4s 2d. Futures,
quiet; May, 4s id; July, 3sUHd; September,
PEAS Canadian, nulet. 5s 6d.
FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter, atcadv.
8s 3d.
HOI'S At London U'nclllc coast), steadv.
41(4 15s.
PHOVIHIONH-Bccf, eusy; extra India
..-....,. 1TI- '1,1 ,iwlr . .arfvi 1 ... .
II i v.o . ..., o.nu; . inline IllCBa
western, b3s 3d. Lnrd, American refined, In
palls, quiet, 43s 3d; prime western. In
tierces, qiiici, ks m. liacou, Cumberland
cut. 2 lo 30 lbs,, dull, 4os6d; short ribs. 16
to 24 ius nrm, its wi; long clear mldd es
light. 28 to 31 lbs., dull. 42s 6d; long clear
middles, heavy. 35 to 40 lbs., easv. 4dswl-
short clear backs. 16 to 20 lbs., 39s 9d: clear
pellles, 11 10 iu ins., quiei, ids :ni. Hums,
Rhort rut. 14 to 16 lbs., dull. 44s Oil. Rhnnl.
ili.rw nciiinre. 11 to 13 lbs., steadv. 36s.
Bl'TTEH Finest uniteu Htntcs, dull, 90s;
coon iniiea ninies, quici, uin txi.
CHFFSE American finest white, dull.
vsi American iniesi cuiuiuu, iuici, 11s 00,
TALLOW Prlmo city, nienuy, a; Aut
tr.tltan In London, quiet, 26s fid.
liHiiana City Grain nnd Provision.
KANSAS CITY. Anrll 18. WHEAT Ma v.
6.i4c: July, 65flC3Wc: cash, No. 2 hard, 694J
Tdo; No. 3. OSVsu; No. 2 red, 7072c, nominal;
io. .i. n.v(jt,;iic.
CORN-Mav. 41Uc: July. 4U4c: cash. No
2 mixed, 42V4C No. 2 white. 43S43ftc.
iia i n jo, - wnite, aont3Ui4c.
RYE No. 2. 5l(ii52c.
HAY-Cholco timothy, tl0.50gil.O0; choice
prairie. J9.25H9.75.
BL'TTER Creamery, 164tfl9c; dairy,
fancy. 13fT16c.
EGGS Firm: fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock. He pCr doz., loss off, cases returned;
new whltewood coses Included, '.lo more.
RECEIPTS Wheot. 18,400 hu.; corn, 10,400
1)11.; (litis, lw.iK.ai nil.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 40,000 bu.; corn, 25,
200 bu,; oats, 2,000 bu.
l'rorla Market.
PEORIA, 111,, April 18.-CORN-Easler
No. 2. 4314c.
OATS-Quiet; No.
throiiRh.
white, 28Vc, hilled
, WIIISKY-On the basts of tl.27 for fin
IHIICU SOOIIB.
MIITankre Grain Slarkrl,
MII.WAITk'KK. Anrll IS WHRiT-Mar
ket steady: No. 1 northern. 73ff73l4c; No. 2
,,.' iiii rii, ,i;teinic.
RYE Firm: No. 1. Mr.
RARLEY-Steaily; No. 2, 575Sc; sample,
1VI HIV.,
Sllnnrapnlla Grain Markat.
MINNEAPOLIS Anrll It WIIKAT.
Cash, 72Uc Mai, 73iQilc; July, 72Hf KiiC
on track, No. 1 hard, 74I4C No. 1 northern,
ili " - iiurincrii, cri'ij iv'iv, .
FLOITR- Firm, llrst nntents. J3.S5f(3.9.i!
sfcond patents, J3.63W3.75; first clears, J.'.93
3.05; second clears. ?2.POTi3.10,
iiiiAiN in nuik, Jl2.00'cil2.6).
MOVKS!K.TS IX STOCKS A.M IIO.MIS.
Specula) Inn Itcnrtieil 11 11 I'riiinl'e tif
llnnk Stntrinrnt nnd IJuny Mimey.
NEW YOlllv. Anrll IS Tim nrnnilsn of
n good bank statement 011 Suturday mid the
further relaxation In the money market
which resulted were the main motives in
li'- iciii'wcii spccuiauve iiiivniR 01 hiuuro
oday. The movement of prices was exc cd.
iikij irregular anil proilt-taKinR ni n
1 heavy scale. The renwnkpiilni! ,,f specula
tion was not achieved without aggressive
lendrrMlihi tiv tlm timCnauiniii i.M,iniit. who
called to their assistance nil tho arts of
manipulation to move prices upward so
to afford the recinllt ntlrnetloll to the
outsldo speculative world. , .
While they were developing' new points
of strength they or their professional
oreinren were actively selling 10
pronts In the recently exploited stocks.
Thn Inflnennn fn. af 111 mnnlfest of a fail
ure to announce the terms of the RurllnRton
deal nnd also of the suggestion coming
ironi Ht. Paul that President J. J, 11111 nan
sold out his holdings of Erlo stocks at it
speculative profit, and that no Rreat trnns.
continent-.! svstem was projected. Tho
Erlo stocks, Burlington, Northern Pacific
nnd the grnrwers generally were affected
by these considerations early In tho day.
The active profit-taking In Amalgamated
Copper nnd In Sugar were also Inlluenccs
on the side of depression. SiiRar was torn-
orariiy strong ueennso 01 me advance 111
he tirfen of the rellned lirodllet after the
market had closed last night, but sagged
iiway In n characteristic manner on the
good news Inter In the day. Its depreslon
was empnnsizeci ny tnc neiivy import uuiy
levied cm rellned stlRiir In tho British blld-
f;et. Amalgamated Copper, on the other
land, scored prnetlcnlly 11 complete re
covery of Its los In the Into dealings.
ri ne mosc. eneciive lenders or tue innrKcr
were Atchison and I'nlon Paclllo. Tho
denllncn In both were on n heavy scale nnd
a professional campaign for a rise was
clearly being conducted In both. The gossip
10 account. lor 111c rise was tnnt Atrnimn
wns to be plnced on a 4 per cent dividend
basis nnd thnt Pennsylvania Interests were
to bo represented In thn directory as iv
result of the alleged ni'iulsltli)i of 11 large
nieresi niM'ennsyiviinia capital. 111 i'nlon
I'd rifle It was said that llin Southern l'n.
clflc collateral bonds were to bn redeemed,
thus releasing, thn Central I'uclflc stock,
and thnt t'nlnn Pncldc was to eo-oponito
with Northwestern In tho formation of a
transcontinental system to offset the Bur
lington deal. Atchison on loved nn rxlrenm
ndvnnen of 2ft. as a result of theso ma
neuvers, nnd Fnlon Pacific was lifted 2'4.
There were other advances nmontrsl Ihn
southwestern and southern rallriiads, which
iiirKeiy s.vmpawieue. inw orK
Central, the Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago
tk Ht. Mills stocks, Cnnnda Southern and
New York, Chicago & St. Iiuls advanced
from H4 to 34 In company and Pittsburg,
Clnclnnntl, Chicago & St. Iy)uls roso 4?i
ov.r last night In sympathy.
The Nw York public utilities had their
period of strength, as did a number of
other specialties, notably Colorado Fuel,
Tennesson Coal, New York Air Brake, Pa
cific Coast and United Stutes Express, the
latter on the election as directors of ofllcln's
of other express companies. Tho gains In
this lot of stocks ran from nlimit .1 in 10
points. The relaxation In the money mnrket
had the greater effect, since there was no
responsive nnniening or the sterling ex
change rutes. The weekly stntement of tho
uniiK 01 r.ngiann, in fact, makes It clear
that the preparatory easing of the money
market there for the coming loan has al
ready commenced. The large Increnso in
the public deposits of tll,60C,onO reflects the
heavy clearances of Sugar and other goods
In anticipation of the new taxes In tho
nmlirpt. Ilnnvir illalni,.nn,ni.iu nf ,,,l.i,..
deposits will douhtlcFM bo nn Incident of
the period preceding .the loan In order to
ease the money market. Tho budget speech
wns received too late In Wall street to at
tract much attention, but tho decision foi
a t300.000.000 loan, which Is cqunl to the
maximum estimates, Is bound to bn n
potent factor In tho future of the New York
money mnrKci.
Dealings In bonds continued largo nnd
tho market irregular. Total sales, par
value, tt.450,000. I'ntted States new 4s ud-
,-nnced U per cent on tho last call.
The following are the. cloalnr nrlces nn
tha New York Stock exchange:
Atchison
tr'i
do pfd..
do Dfll
Wheel. & I,
E...
. m
. 3414
20H
.123
. !K'H
co
.in
.1:0
.XI
. 07
.112
. 26
. Si
. 6
. M'.i
. ci;;
. tS'.l
. 5i
. 17
. A
. 9j
. 17'i
lt0i
Baltimore & Ohio.,
9i
I'M
C77i,
46
do 2d pfd
Wis. Central
Third Avenuo-
n. & o. ptd
Canadian Pac
Canada Southern..
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago O. W
. "'National Tube..
il939 "Mo, pfd
1 Adama Ex
, 71 American K....,,.
llO'i U. 8. Ex
,204 Wella-Fargo Ex....
,153 Amer. Cot. Oil
. mi do ptd
, 131 Amer. Malting ...
,48 do pfd
, 1714 Amer. S. & It
,mVa do pfd
.: "Amer. Spirits
,40 do pfd
. KlS Amer. S. Hoou..
C U. & y
CM. Ind. & L
do Did
Chicago K. 111..
C. A N. W
Cf, It. 1. & P
C. C.-C, & St. L...
Colorado Bo
do lt plil
do 2(1 pfd
Del. & Hudson....
Del. U & W
Denver & H. Q..,,
do pfd
Brie
. 4tV4 "Mo pfd
. 71U 'Amer. S. & W...
.152 do nM
do lit pfd
at. Nor. pfd
Hocking Coal
Hocklnit Valley ...
Illinois Central ...
. :3!i.'"Amcr. Tin Tlate
1
.117
t21'.4
.116
,, :-. "'do prd
..14114 Amr. Tobacco ....
. 32V4 do pfd
. 3 Anuc. Mining Co..
. f.l?i'Hrooklyn It. T
.115 Colo. IiMel Iron.
.230 Con. Tobacco
.1C3V4 do pfd
.llTH "Federal Steel
.173K Mo pfd
. 2Jy Oen. Electric
. U'.'i Olucose Hugnr ....
lit do pfd
,.10iy Inter. Paper
8:4 do pfd
,. rojj Liclede Oas
,. 67 National llltcult..
,.15SH do pfd
,.1S: National Lead ....
.. tiJi do pfd
,. fcS National Steel ...
,.102ti Mo pfd
.. 5i N. Y. Air Drake..
Iow;i Crntral
do pfd
Lake Krle & W...
. t0'4
. oni
. 47!s
.131
.
.103
.221
. 52
. 87
. 25
. 77i
,. fi
. CD
. 06
. 13
. U
. f7!s
.117
,1W
. mi
,.
. so
. a
1. 33'i
do rfd
Lake Shore
L. & N
Manhattan u
Met. at. Ky
Mexican Central...
Minn, ft St. I
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
Mobile & Ohio...
M K. & T
do nfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central
Norfolk & W
do pfd
No. Pacific
do pfd
Ontario & W ,
1. HYt No. American ,,,,
,, 42 Pacific Const
,. 7'i do 1st pf,
..m?4 do 2J pfd
,. 3'i- Pacinc Mall .
,. 7i id People's Oa
,. KU Pressed S. Car
,. 7? do pfd
. .lOO'.i Pullman P. Car...
,. 4li S. n. & T
,. SI Sugar
..68 do pfd
.. 3J Tenn. Coal & I.,.,
.. 6f'i U. S. leather
..r,Vs do pfd
..I'll V. S. nubber
..149 do pfd
.. 4(.i,i Western Union ...
.. N't Anial. Copper
.. M't Republic I, & S...
.. 13 do pfd
.. MT4 U. H. Steel
.. S."i' do pfd
.. SOU'P. C. C. & St. I...
Ore. Ity. & Nav,
do rfd ,
Pennsylvania
Reading ,
do Ht pfd ,
do M pfd
.IH'i
. 4-,4
. SI
210'.4
. 4'i
.tl7i
.122
. C7,5
. H,
. 7'.'!i
. 20,4
. 61
. 93
.123
. 20
. 7MJ
. I44
. 4is
. 7U,
nio a. w
do pfd
St. L. A B. F ,
do lit pfd
do 2d pfd
tit. L. Southw
do pfd
Rt. raul
do pfd
Ht. P. & Omaha..
So. Pacific
Bo. Itallnay
do nrn
Texas & Pacific.
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
Trust recelnts. Nominal. Trout rn.
celpts and nominal.
1110 commercial Advertisers London
financial cublcnrnm says: The budget which
wns announced by tho chancellor of thn
exchequer this nftcmoon Imposes nn addi
tion of 2 pence on the Income tux, innklnR
It Is 2d on 1; a duty of 4s 2d icr Id) lbs.'
on rellned susar nnd n graduated duty on
rnw susar; 2s per 100 lbs. on molasses and
syrups nnd Is 18d per 100 lbs. on glucose.
There Is no Increase of tho duty on ten,
immi'i-u, spirus or nccr. All export iiuty
of Is has been Imposed on conl. A deficit
wns announced of XlSO.OOO.Om) and power
wns nsked to lisuo rcii x o r-no nr noin.
Tho markets, were idle, awaiting tho hudet,'
wiu ucians 01 wnicn were not Known dur
ing business hours. Tha lone of trading
wns heavy, consols dropping on the ex
pectation of a big Issue of tho wnr loan.
American shares were much more nctlve
and cheerful. The lower level yesterday In
" iiirn iiiui e.ucourngeu nuying troin tno
very start. The Erlo Issues wore the lead
ers hero of the advance, which, when Now
Aork took up tho movement nnd hoisted
Atchlsons and I'nlon Pnclllcs, went on to
n buoyant close at tho highest prices of the
day. Steel stocks rose In splto of the strike
stories which aro being circulated here
with contradictions In pursuit. Tlnlos fell
on rcnorts of a strike with riots mid rallied
on the oftlclul contradiction which wns
put out Inter. Tho bank bought XSH.noi)
gold bars. Money wns easy, Tho hank
return Is good and deposit rates huvo been
reduced H point In anticipation of a fall
In the bank rato next week. Tim call rate
was J?, per cent, tlmo money 2i and ills
counts, 3 7-16 per cent. Silver spurted on
buying that was regarded as speculative.
Exchango on Paris, 05.17V4; Horlln, 20.22',i.
London Ktook (Imitation.
LONDON, April 18.-4 p. m.-ClosIng:
Consols, money...,
do account
Atchison ,.
Canadian laclflc.
St. raul
Illinois Central ...
Louisville
Union rr. pfd,.,,
N. Y. Central
Erie
. 93i
, 93',
.
, 97'i
,'.n;
.l7
. "i
.1351,;
40',
do lit pfd
Pennsylvania ,,
Rending
No, . Pacific pfd.
flrand Trunk ,.
Anaconda
Rand Mine
U. S, Steel
do pfd ,,,,,
... 72H
... iVi
... 15,
...100
... S'i
... 10i
... 4'.i
. 47,
... f;
HAR SILVKR-Uncertaln. 27Hd per oz.
MONKY-2HQ3 per cent. The rate of ills
count iu the open market for short bills
and three months' bills Is .T;ft3; per ccnt
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, April H.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balaikces In thn gen
aral fund, txcluehe of the (UO.qoo.W) gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash bnlnnce, JlJ3,.vl,272;
Bold, t'Jj.6o3..vi.
York Mnnr; Market.
NEW YORK, April lS.-MONMSY-On call,
steady nt 3y-3 jicr cent; Inst lonn, 3 per
cent; rulliiR rale, 4'4 per cent; prlmo mer
cantile paper, ItflU per cent.
STERL1NU EXCllANOE-Slcady, with
actual business In bunkers' bills nt tl.871
tor demand and nt 4.SI fori sixty days;
posted rates, tl.HV.4Ql.S3; commercial hills,
H8Hfl.844.
SILVElt Ccrllllcates, nominally COc; bar,
60'sc; .Mexican dollars, 450.
liONDH-Oovcrnuient, strong; state, Inac
tive; railroad, IrreRUlur.
The ctoslne prices un bonds today air as
follows:
U. S. rcf. 2s, rcg..
du coupon ., ,,,,,
do Is. rrn ,
do coupon ,
do new. Is, re,.,,
do coupon
du old 4, reg..-.
do cou)ii ,,
do Ss, ICR
do coupon ,
1). of (, 3 6. ,
Atch. (ten. 4 .,,
do adj. 4s ,
Canada Ho, Sa ,
Clies. & o. 4'.js,...(
do 5 ,
C. & N. W. c. 7s..
do S. P. deb. 5s.,
Chicago Tcr. 4s...,
Colorado So, 4s,,,,,
II. & It. tl. 4s
Erie general 4s...,
P. W. & V. C. Is.,
lien, Electric Ss,.,,
loa Central is....
I,. N. mil, 1 ,
!., K, A T. 2s ,
do 4s ,
106H
UHl'i
N. Y. Central Is.. ,
N. J. C. ecu. ts..o
,W4
,t32'
, 'i
1'ij'i
107
,101
,109
101'i
,i:s
,nn
, 93
,I01
,iu
,13111
,190'i
,ii",
,12i) J
, 93
,117
, 50
1I',4
,100
,1')5',4
,1204,
IW'.i
,115
. N""4
, 9S
I.0I4
ill',,
131'
IW'.i
113?.
H3',i
llO'.i
111'.,
121
102
9J14
No, Pacific 3s
do 4s...
N Y, C "Si St L 4.
Norfolk & V. c. 4s,
Oregon .'av. Is....,
do cs
OrcKon S. It. 6s.,..,
do consul us
Reading gen. 4s,,.,
Rio U. W. Is
Ht I- & I M c. ;...,
Ht I. Hi H P-g. 6s. .,
St. Paul consols..,
St. P.. 0. & P. Is,
I do if
So. PnclOc 4s
So. 1UII ay 5s
H. II. : T. f ,
Tex. & Paclrla Is.,
do 2s
i'nlon Pacific 4s..,
WhIiasIi Is ,
do 2s
West Shore 4s
Wis. Central ls...
Vs. Centuries ,
10V,
1:1!.
ll
121 I
93' i
S7!4i
ion,
, fS4
loi'i
iij'i
117
M2";1
MS
94U
Itostnn Mock ((nutrition.
UOSTON, April 18.-Call loans, 3Ifl per
cent; tlmo loans, :i434!i per cent. Olllclal
1 losing:
A., T. s. r
do pfd
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. Telephone,,,
Roston A Albany,,,
llnston iterated .
ItcRton ft Mo
('., 11. & Q
lmlti!.-in Conl ....
do pf.l ,.,
KIlchlMirK pfd.,,,,,
Oen. EUrtrlo
Ed. Klec, 111
Mexican .Central...
N. E. O. C ,
Old Colony
Old Dominion,
Rubber
Union Pacific ,
Union I-aml
West End
604
911 j
117'j
.123
175
M1
it.;
m
193
, 36
U2'i
1(7',
225
240
23Ta
11
210
3J,',
2!'l
fWestlngli. Electric
61
Atchison 4s
N. E. tl. & C. 5s..
Adentiiro
Ring. Mining Co..
A mat. Cupper
Atlantic!
Ilostun & Mont....
Unite & lloetnn ..
Calumet & Ilrcla..
.103
. C
. '4
. :c't
.1W.J
. 34
.42.',
,:i
.sio
31U
. IS
. 25
.
. 50
.1J3
Centennial
Franklin
Humboldt
Osceola
Parrot
iQulncy
Santa t'e copper.,
Tnnmrack
. ou
3.M
3ii
4!4
13!i
Utah Mining
95?,
Winona
, 4
, 95
Wolverines
Men- York .Mining Slocks.
NEW YORK. April 18.-Tho following; nro
quotnUons on mining stocks:
Adams Con
Alice
Rreece
llrunswlck Con....
Comstock Tunnel,.
Con. Cal. &' Va...
Deadwood 'Terra .,
Horn Sliver
Iron Silver
I?advllle Con
, 23
, 36
,130
, W
, 6
,220
, 50
,110
, 60
,
Little Chief ...
Ontario
... II
...WO
... 73
...
... 8
... 7
... 27
... 60
...400
Ophtr ,
Thocntx
I'otnsl
Savage
Sierra Nevada
.Small Hopes . .
standard
Itank Clearings.
OMAHA, April I8.-ClearinRS. tl.118.SM;
corresponding day Inst year, 3)874.473; in
crease, J244.4US.
CHICAGO. April 18.-Clcarlngs. J24,4R3,K02;
balances, J2.CI3.13.1; posted exchange, 4.S3V4
W4.Wi!i: New, York exchange, 20c premium.
ST. LOIMS. AiirlLlSClenrlngs, 7,343,i,fil;
balances, J31,0.".6.h;i; money. 4i5 per cent;
New York exchange, 23c discount bid, 10c
discount nRked.
CINCINNATI, April lS.-Clearlngs, I3.1C8,
150; New lork exchange, at par; money, 3tf
6 per cent.
.J'JnUAD.,':,.',,mA APr11 18-Clearlngs,
20,U1,B70; balances. J2.971.227.
UALTIMORE. April 18,-Clcarlngs, ,3C8,
343; balances, M.".9j7.
ROSTON. April 18.-ClearJngs, 133,965,312;
bnlances, $2.2G,SJI. ,
...'m vu yoRK' Prll lS.-CIcarlngs, J3S8,
I6,519; balances, J12.552.S63. '
Cotton Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK, April lS.-Dun's review of
April will suy: Reports from numerous
brunches nnd many correspondents of
R. O. Dun & C'o.t In the cotton belt Indl
xato that cold weather and In most sections
Incessant rains Kavc' delnyed planting for
Iho new cotton crop. ,Tho senson-Is about
two weeks late, iAoreoge will exceed last
year, though cancellation of some early
orders for fortllUers show that the Increase.
11; acreage, win not uc us largo as tho
hlglier price for cotton prevailing early In
the year seemed to Justify. Sales of fertil
izer's have been far In excess of last year
nnd there will bo n larger use everywhere.
In the Atlantic coast Mates rains have been
very heavy, and in solno places farm work
was wholly suspended. There is much diffi
culty in obtaining labor, hands being fully
employed in commercial nnd Industrial lines
at higher wages, Ono cstimato is made
that on uccount of higher wages for fnrm
hnnds nn Increnso in the cost of fertilizers
ond of many food products, the cotton crop
this year will cost at least onn.elchih mnr.
to ralso and gnthcr than last year. Condi
tions nro much the .samo In every section
of the south. In iho southwost n consider
able inrreso in acreage Is reported and
lands rTlit down In winter grain destroyed
by Insects will bo replanted In cotton.
Georgia cotton mills nre running full time,
but In other sections of tho south thero has
been conslderabln curtailment of produc
tion. A number of new mills nre in
course of erection, notably In Tennessee.
It wns nn unusually trying day for shorts
In the New York cotton market and at
times considerable excitement prevailed on
scrambles to .reach sufe ground by room
bears and on flurries of buying for outside
nccount, the, lutter mostly foreign. On bul
lish Liverpool advices and very bad
weather reports the market opened steady.
with prices 2(&r. points higher, nnd soon
further advanced on active general buying
nnd additional .gains abroad. Official re
ports that heavy frosts had extended over
northern Texas unnerved shorts and
prompted buying of a scalping nature. Hy
midday the advance had reached a matter
of 5437 points, with tho market very tlrm.
Rumors that spot cotton was advancing
rapidly on better demands from tho mills,
claim -that cotton goods .markets were
stiffening and prospects for continued cold
weather and rains In the south tonight all
helped to strengthen local bull sentiment!
On the rise May reached 8.16c and July 8.12c.
Tho early afternoon witnessed tho best
prices of the season, a hurried turn for
cover and Wall street buying of July.
Thereafter the mnrket was quiet and
sagged under prollt-taklng and selling In
nntlclnntlon of 11 Hltnrn rciintloii tnmnrrnn.
In Liverpool. Kstlmates for fairly large
receipts tomorrow at New Orleans and
Houston helped to case out the late mar-
Ket., Throughout the session rumors of
July manipulation wero In circulation and
inai option led in nn upward movement.
Prnllt-takliiir soot nrlces flown to nhmit
last Hilda's clnslim In the last half hour
and the market closed nulot. net 2o higher
to .'c lower, Futures closed quiet; April,
8,09c; May, 8.10c; June, S.ffic; July, S.OSc; Au
gust, ,,,,ic; Hepiemncr. v.ftuc; uctoner, 7,41c;
November. 7.3I: December. 7.32c: Janunrv.
7.31c. Spot closed quiet and 1-lCo higher;
middling uplands, S?e; middling gulf, s?4c:
sales. 102 bales.
NKW ORLHANS, April 1S.-COTTON-I'Mrm;
miles, 2,500 bales; ordinary, 5T4c; good
ordinary. fi9-lc; low middling, 7?ic: mid
dling, 8 3-16e; good middling, fHo; middling
fair, 8?,o; receipts.- i;iXO bales; stock, 202,525
nines. ) inures Htcutiy: Aiirn, nominal;
May, S.ftsftS.OSc; June. 7.9SirS.ijOc; July, 7,85ijr
7,!Mle: Aucust. 7.7U7.72e; September. 7.30c:
October, 7.1Sfc7.20c; November, 7.121f7.15c;
ijeccmner, i.iinfj.iiu'.
Wool Mnrkrl
ROSTON. April 1S.-VOOL-The Hoslon
Commercial llulletln will say In tomorrow's
report of the wool trade: Tho receipts of
wool In Buxton since Jnninry 1 have been
H.iRo,2io lbs., 51.005,700 lbs. for the same
period In 1900. "he shipments to date nre
73.1U8.725 lb., ngalnst sales of 53,681,500 lbs.
for the same period In l!"). Tho total stock
ou hand January 1. 1901. was 76.309.5OO lbs.:
II10 lotnl Mln elf tml, iv is 4 1.910.0:;-) llm. All
classes of line wools are llrm here, but with
no higher prices paid, Dealers aro meeting
tlm demand at the current pr ccs. Medium
wool, particularly half-blood nnd No, 1
washed, was essy and severnl transactions
this week show lower jirlcrs. , Foreign t,d
vices aro strong on line wools. London
prices nre higher on between niietlnn sales
Some large sales of Australian lint are re,
ported hero nt 33r)3."c.
' Knnana City l.lr Slock Alarket.
KANSAS CITY. April lS.-CATTLK-ne
celpts, 1,000 head natives. b00 head Texans
50 head calves; uatlvo 11 ml TexaH steers
Blnn.lo i 1 A,. Iillmr t-'fltl'X nnil hulfnpn
l.50f(5,12A: Texons and It
cows, $3.3MH.4r; heifers. 11
$2.35112.25; bulb., 13.45114.60;
TovniiB and Indians. Il"0fir,.fio
... . - I ' . I IWn , . n n .. ..
(Unci; nuns, Vi.m
ninv j , fj..'1'iiv.w, ,ii,av. l'..."'
HKIII. .nwryiu.oti OIK".
IMIPL.1I AXT. f A t Hil nnnnlnta
S.soo
in, r.i .i ,-...,..?- ............
head; sheep, steady: lambs, 6c lower: wes
em lambs, 4.90t3.riO; western wethers, 31,
t
icm.bt; v.ciuerii 3 v'rnns!i. o.iiit,,, r
i.2.v,i4.50, culls, 3.00fi.W; spring Umb
t5.5Cj7.09.
es
mi un., it, ,ui; iiii.ii. , , --- ...... ....
stcckers and feeders, slendy: nntlvn heef
steers, U.'bfib.'ti. mostly J5.ootf5,40; stackers
nnd feeders. S4.25frS.25: western-fed steers.
a(.i'i inivrn, eJ.l"p(I n..,.
I IOCS -Receipts. 11.300 lu ad: market 24ff
Be lower: top. 16.05; bulk of sales, $5.8ifi6.00;
OMAHA LIVE STOCl MARKET
Ohoic Bitf Stttn AotiTi and Firm and
, Oowi Stadj to Strong.
HOGS SEVEN AND A HALF TO TEN LOWER
Unity Hun of Colorado Lambs, lint
1'iH'kers Were Mlfht Bn era 11 nil
Mnrket Wns Slow, lint About
Steady vtlth cslerdn).
SOUTH OMAHA, April 18.
Receipts were:
OmciKi .iiouuuy
Uinciai nivauay ..,
oincnti Wednesday
uniciui lliuisday..
Hogs. Sheep.
0..11 O.UlU
h,!tsj 1 1.M0 1
y.iwl l4,U2o
Four dnyri this week... 13,722 :w,217 31,266
Samu days lust wcck.... K.iof i'y,42 24,;.si
Diimo weeK i,.'iore..,.....ll,drJ 21, mi J,'J
bumo tnreo wcoks ago... 12,411 21, eu 2V.VJ0
Biime lour weeK ago,...ll,l 2o,j6 i,Vu
samu uays last year I2,ais 3u,a:s xt.tvl
Average prlcu putd for hogs for the past
several umh wltn comparisuna:
I 1901. 190U,ltO9.lS9!l.18J7.l(96.lll9i.
March 25. 6 ifi 3 571 3 61 1 3 93 3 t9 4 71
Marcll id. I 0 61 I 4 K9 3 W 3 Ul 3 W ti
Ularcil HI. j 6 1 , 3 60 3 S6 3 il 4 74
March 23. j a 0 vo .) wi 3 t5 3 ivj 4 ti
Alurcil 2y. o 6j',ji b ltt 3 bD 3 fa 3 83 ' 4 J
Ma ruli &). 0 0 U 3 U 3 b.' 3 ai 3 66 4 ta
Murch 31, i I 0 101 3 01 0 6: 1 3 Ui 3 W
April J...I 6 9IHl I 3 M .1 ki 3 IU 3 o4 3 8)
April 2... tl W 1 5 031 1 3 67 3 92 3 t4 4 84
April 3... I b 93l,i 0 lo 3 63 I 3 Ul 3 bb, 4 hi
April 4...I 6 Mftl b 2ol 3 b: 3 73 3 62 4 Hi
April 0...I b tfjljl b 30 3 6o 3 '. W 4W
April 6... I 6 ift)?i b 30 3 t2 3 7'. 3 3 67 4 el
April 7... I I 6 il 3 bi 3 72 3 W 3 o'Ji
April b... 6 OlHl I 3 W 3 71 1 3 W 3 61 4 89
April V.. A b Vii 6 33 I 3 7b 3 l6 3 t2 4 111
April 10.. I 6 Slfl 0 M 3 68 3 !W 3 & 4 71
,l,ril 11..1 0 9l;, o 3t)i J bl 3 71 3 ul 4 i2
Arll 12.. I 6 stt 6 33 3 bl 3 71 3 97) 4 7
April 13,. I b OI U ,01 3 bl 3 bij 3 Ul 3 5V 4 19
April II.. I I 5 481 3 tii 3 i0 3 W 3 49
April 15.. I G 01s I 3 V2 3 7 3 0 3 3S 4 75
April 16.. b l'3?4 5 45 I 3 bl 3 bl 3 i'J 4 i
April If., b !).'; oo 3 72 I 3 91 3 3. 4
April IS.. 6 Mii 6 49 3 tUs 3 60 3 43 4 63
Indicates Sunday.
The olllclal number ot enrs of
lock
brought in today uy cuch road was:
Cnttle.Hogs.Strp.H
,'ses.
C, M. & St. I'. Ry
O. At Ht. L. Ry v
Missouri l'ncllic Hy....
Linon l'aciiic system..
C. it N. W. Hy
F.. 15. ei M. V. R. K...
S. C. & P. Ry
C. St. P., M. & O. Ry
11. M. R. R. H
c, n. & u. Ry
4
1
i
3
20
3
33
20
19
6
5
12
3
44
I
12
20
IS
1
51
1
K. C. c bt. J -
C, R. 1. & P., cast 1 12
U R. 1. & P- west 4
Illinois Central 1
Total receipts 114 137 05 1
T.he disposition of the day's recelpui was
as follows, cuch buyer purcnaslng tha num
ber ot head indicated:
Hovers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
OinuiiH racking Co
U. 11. Hammond Co
awlft and Company
Cudahy l'acklntf Co
Armour & Co
It. Decker & Dogan
Vanuatu & Co
Lobman & Co
Llvlngstono Ac Schaller.
Hamilton & Rothschild.
L. F. Husz
A. S. Mawhlnncy
Other buyers
Tofnlit
424 1,65
400 .... 270
463 2.4S4 463
524 2,908 2o3
297 2,864 922
75
39
215 '
18
93
29
3
16j .... U
niniipt T.. iri..,. n.n a fair run of rattle
j J A 1 X l ij X ,1C O " ..... - " - - -
hero today nnd the demand from, packers
being in good shape the markot ruled ac
tive and tuliy steady all around on any
thing ut all desirable.
The bulk of the receipts were again com
posed of beef steers, ubout seventy-five
cars being Included In, the offerings. 1'ack
era started out curly and paid good, firm
prices for the more desirable bunches, 'lhe
common kinds, however, were rather neg
lected ana In somo cases sellers lound it
dirtlcult to get steady prices. The market,
however, was active on choice cattle and
everything was out of nrst hands In good
"rhere were only about fifteen cars of
cows nnd heifers on sale this morning, and
?.b buyers . all wanted, a few it did not take
couhl best bo described by calling Inactive
and Btcady to strong. .v,.
UU1IS HOIU ir. jubi uuuui 1110 nii"
they did yesterday and the same la true of
!2. veal calves and sugs
era orterea today ana lhe aemand for tnem
waa a little oeiier, o mav ji -
nrlces. The common cattle moved fairly
. . . . .. . J .. nw(naa iitnnlr ralvm
well at aDoui urau; ji.vo.
were ready sellers ancf the price on that
class of stock have improved considerably
r."rr ,. Mtnrir ..attic of inv welubt
inia W tf 1j IV t vj uvu arv - ' - w w
arc now easily disposed of. Representative
Av. lr.
No.
Av. Pr.
NO.
. 130 3 ?S
2.,
I.,
It..
IS..
J).,
5.
3.,
4.,
1.,
1106 4 65
1066 4 (5
1204 4 63
1121 4 65
1054 4 70
922 4 7
lOoti 4 70
1030 4 70
1130 4 70
1268 4 70
1175 4 70
1102 4 70
1010 4 70
HU 4 70
1139 4 70
1151 4 70
1110 4 70
1083 4 70
1017 4 75
1140 4 75
, 1110 4 75
1033 4 73
840 4 75
, 1110 4 73
, 1253 4 75
, 1000 4 80
, 954 4 $1
1133 4 :o
, 12S4 4 SO
1031 4 F0
, 1283 4 ?5
1319 4 J3
1080 4 tl
1090 4 '5
1077 4 E5
1CM 4 90
1084 4 10
1144 4 90
1144 4 CO
1182 4 90
1168 4 93
1131 4 95
1068 6 00
1240 6 00
1807 6 00
1179 6 00
1104 5 00
1141 6 10
1020 6 10 .
1322 6 10
1311 6 10
1345 6 15
1337 5 15
1190 5 20
lOiO 3 80
1110 JM
1080 4 W
1145 4 00
12S0 ,4 10
810 4 (0
M0 4 W
1310 4 W
1110 4'00
776 4 10
tm 4 11
1035 4 20
M0 4 S5
sw 4 :v
784 4 25
....... 771 4 25
WO 4 25
1130 4 33
1173 4 .'5
803 lli
854 4 40
1004 4 40
960 4 40
1012 4 40
....... 710 4 40
.......101 4 40
700 4 43
tW 4 60
1034 4 SO
833 4 10
850 4 50
, 1032 4 Ml
1085 4 50
72") 4 M)
, 927 4 53
1174 4 13
930 4 55
1048 4 f.5
927 4 SO
1200 4 fO
995 4 CO
! 995 4 1 0
1009 4 00
m 4 to
1077 4 60
813 4 flu
862 4 CO
1033 4 6')
910 4 ro
1000 4 60
1043 ,4 ro
940 '4 t,0
3....
2....
2....
1....
1....
1....
1....
1....
6....
9....
1!...
1....
18.,
4.,
2
54.,
63.,
7.,
29..
.,
17.,
1.,
' 1.,
16.,
4.,
22.,
21.,
1.,
6.
16.
14.,
21.
IS.,
21.
1.
10.
15....
8....
1....
....
29....
3...,
24....
3....
1....
10....
1....
13....
It...,
....
1...,
5..,.
9...,
11...,
13...,
18...,
14...,
!..
20..
IS..
24..
21..
21..
19..
9..
30..
27..
63..
7..
1..
32..
21,.
It..
20..
8..
3...,
13....
2....
10...,
2...,
6...,
4...,
4
7
20
10
1
13
30
25
22
...1021 4 CS
1
7
4
l5'.'.'.'.'.
STEERS AND HEIFERS
.. 711 3 S3
41..
..1062 4 65
,..1005 4 25
,. 945 4 20
.. Mt 4 30
16
13
16
17
42
1005 4 60
,.,..1125 4 65
,,...1074 4 80
10O7 4 S3
.,.,1128 5 20
..1061 4 10
7i Ml 4 43
''WflbKRS, STAGS AND HEIFERS
1143 4 '.'0
CUWB
1..
2..
, 833 1 50
. ... tii)0 2 23
1060 4 00
543 4 0)
1000 4 00
970 4 CO
, 957 4 09
, 1025 4 CO
915 4 00
1020 4 00
1120 4 00
low 4 (0
J16O 4 00
1220 4 10
, 1000 4 10
, 900 4 10
, 129i) 4 10
, 1131 4 10
1160 4 10
, 973 4 10
...... 856 4 10
, 1140 4 13
960 4 15
1154 I 20
1040 4 20
1210 4 24
1103 4 25
, 1078 4 25
1056 4 26
lino 4 25
......1360 4 25
, 1090 4 25
1100 4 23
1080 4 25
1139 4 25
1047 4 23
1410 4 23
1070 4 23
733 4 25
1010 t 1!.
; 9-i;
2 23
2 W
J" 870
, 90 2 60
. 970 3 60
1
2,,,.....,,iu''' - Vi
1.
3.
,,u -
1046 2 65
1 930 3 CO
l..
1l!!!
10.',',',
13!"
1...
1...
1...
3...
1...
1..,
9...
1...
8 j & w
2 10
,950 3 00
"' 1070 3 00
" 900 3 no
1100 3 M
,1123 3 11O
" 1031) 3 00
1100 1(4
1
1 : low "
J"",, 000 3 25
i J0 1 23
II "... 825 3 25
J 1140 3 ;3
, 1077 3 23
j 1130 3 '.6
J" 10M 3 41
" 7J0 3 10
!"'.' 106i) 3 10
j" II) JM
1370 3 ro
J tots 3 50
1" ,.10iV)
l" 990 3 CO
i 80 3 60
l" 190 3 73
7 694 3 75
1." 9,0 J 73
,-....0 3 '0
1 1130 40 .
3 1033 3 13 '
4 W 3
1 , 1150 3
- 10' 3 fO
I 760 J 90
I U20 19)
16 117 4 33
1 162A 4 23
9 ...ll3 4 55
3 816 4 25
4 1147 4 25
1 1044 4 25
6 914 I 40
2. I3 4 40
1 1118 4 40
A,.,,,, MM. 1C49 4 41
9 913 1 Ji 7.... 1224 4 10
J 910 3 91 1 , 1220 4 15
1 t0 I W !l 1011 4 50
2 ......1340 4 (0 li 1079 4 (3
I 1003 4 CO 16 ,...1191 4 li
1,.., 1220 I 0)
COWS AND II El 'KltS.
4 992 2 10 17 972 1 '3
4 1tt 00 13 1044 4 20
I ....... .1..I070 3 73 9(0 4 W
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
700 2 S 2 810 3 10
1 660 2 ?0 12 Ml 4 10
1 4)0 S W 4 520 3 4)
2 915 3 M 1 K0 3 40
16 6S4 3 ?3 82 S7 3 ."0
J 73J n tS 2 '? ' "-J
1 910 3 15 J 4V 1,4
1 m 3 23 2 421 3 r.O
1, 70 3 70 1 90 .1 M
1 470 S S3 1 3 '5
1 710 3 .15 1 1150 4 CO
1 1170 J 6 "60 4 3i)
6)4 3 23
HEIFERS.
1 660 2 (0 I.. 430 4 "-3
1 CM 2 10 12 639 4 .V.
J M, 3,21 7 M7 4 40
2 5M 370 1 00 4 40
26 611 .1 'S 7 664 4 45
4 760 4 13 1 60 4 (0
1 (.... 920 4 ."5 1,.; 900 4 50
2 1170 4 23 1 860 I 60
MILKERS AND SPRINGERS.
1 COfiX.catr.HI0 3 75
CALVES.
1 90 4 01 2 110 6 23
1 80 6 73 1, 240 6 tO
II M0 6 00 1 160 6 ."0
1 150 6 CO 2 240 50
J '.. 120 :.'.
STOCK CALVES.
2 270 i 50 t 810 4 00
1 150 3 00 94 329 4 83
2 3.13 3 V, 2 93 5 50
112 333 4 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 640 3 00 3 740 4 S3
1 640 3 73 II... 906 4 35
3 573 3 73 2 760 4 26
2 680 3 90 4 607 4 23
4 632 4 CO 6 695 4 40
22 830 4 10 5 650 4 50
60 559 4 75 22 783 4 (5
1 800 4 M . 4 815 4 fS
13 614 4 35
STAGS.
1 1100 3 CO 1 1290 3 70
4 930 3
BULLS.
2 1263 2 (-0 1 1230 3 83
1 1640 3 0) 1 1610 3 63
1 i:v 3 5 1 1660 3 85
1 960 3 20 1 1500 3 90
1 v 3 1 141 3 JO
1 1310 3 33 1 1120 3 99
1 1230 2 10 1 ieo 4 ro
1 13V) 3 50 1 170 4 00
1 1140 3 M 2 1680 4 0)
1 1610 3 60 1 1600 I 00
,1 16K0 3 15 1 1450 4 00
1 1630 3 55 1 910 4 00
1 1330 3 M 1 1600 4 03
1 1610 3 ro ) 700 4 15
2 1320 3 60s 1 1060 4 15
1 1360 3 63 1 2040 4 25
1 1600 3 75
1IOOS There wns a heavy run of hogs
today, nnd as other points reported a drop
In prices the market hero opened 7541
lower. The bulk of tho early sales went
at from $3.S24 to $5.87'4, with tho choicer
londs sellliiR from 5.S7',4 to 16. Tho hogs
began moving toward the scales nt nn
dirty hour, and It was not long before
the bulk hnnd changed hands. The light
weights, howover. wero very slow sale and
bids ranged from S5.82',4 down to 15.75.
After tho long string hnd been sold tho
feeling wan a little weak and not much
was dono for a time. The better grades,
however, sold for about as much on the
last end as they did In the morning, but
the light stuff was very slow and hard to
dispose of. 1'ackers wanted to buy It from
35. CO down.
As will be seen from the table of average
prices the market Is now at the lowest
point reached this month and not since
March 26 has the average cost been as low
as it was today, itepreeentative sales:
No.
AV.
,.. 85
,..102
,..214
...163
,..231
,..190
....207
....210
...211
..227
..229
..205
..23S
..220
..196
Sh.
IT.
No.
19...
17...
26...
91...
69...
77...
78...
11....
76....
78...
36...
76...
67...
60...
76...
4 M
4 (.0
5 70
5 75
5 75
6 i7!4
6 60
6 80
5 SO
5 80
6 80
5 80
5 80
5 82V4
6 82H
S S24
5
5 824
5 824
5 82Ji
B 82V4
5 8214
C 82lj
5 824
6 824
6 8:i
6 .92 1 i
5 2&
5 8214
5 :y,
5 f3W
5 S2H
5 6214
6 13",
76 222
61 241
74 225
44 247
73.-. 241
67 212
76 :
61 261
64 215
78 222
21.1
50 226
75 249
56 288
S4
120
240
(0
120
160
40
20
240
40
240
80
240
80
80
80
61.
,233
190
69... ,..223
66.
,228
60....
61....
62....
91....
.220
.212
.253
.198
.208
5....
M 20U
84.
209 10
,.229
.312
.225
.200
.243
.225
.226
67...1.
70;....
76
73
71
66
SO
40
"120
12...
37...
71...
63..
46..
S3..
71..
68..
6.8. .
65..
65..
75..
81..
84..
53..
...215
...203
...210
..236
..217
..220
..212
.229
!!213
..226
..IKS
221
!.'209
..209
..203
..231
80
5 821.4
5 824
?
40
5 82V
5 82V4
5 82U
5 S2;4
5 82(4
5 824
5 82H
40
40
SO
80
120
5 82 4
5 82
5 S24
6 S2U
80
B87U
65
B714
60 224
70 244
20 225
5 82H 58 267 SO
5 85 67 258 ... 6 874
5 85 74 234 ... 5 874
5 SB 58 219 ... R 87U
5 83 70 242 ... 6 874
5 85 96 238 ... 6 87U
6 85 30 232 40 6 874
6 85 46,..".. .266 80 6 87U
5 85 65 256 80 5 874
5 85 40 267 ... 5 7'.i
5 85 67 264 ... 6 87H
5 85 68 238 ... 5 90
5 8.1 71 272 ... 6 90
6'85 50 293 ,,. 5 90
6 85 61 93 ... 6 90
6 85 66 284 ... 6 90
5 85 64 277 ... 5 90
5 85 64 288 80 5 90
5 85 62 260 80 6 90
5 65 60 301 ... 5 921,4
a 65 62 266 ... 6 92'4
5 65 62 292 160 5 95
5 85 69 247 ... 5 ?5
12 263
69..
70..
66..
56..
69..
....235
....24.1
....226
....254
....26$
40
80
.215
71...
67...
47...
63...
63...
87...
67...
67...
74...
68....
71....
17....
...223
..234
..311
..221
..230
..232
..240
..230
...200
...203
...261
80
40
'46
120
120
SO
SO
65
,237
75 949 10 5 15 15 280 ... 6 00
II 220 ... 5 IS
SHEEP There was a htavy run here
today, but the big bulk of the receipts was
composed of Colorado Iambs, about 45 cars
being Included In the receipts. Packers
did not seem to be at all anxious for sup
plies this morning, and as a result the
market was very slow, and up to a la to
hour but little stuff had changed hands.
What did sell brought just about steady
prices with yesterday, the 15 lambs of
yesterday bringing the same price today.
Sheep were also about steady but slow.
Quotations' Choice wethers, S4.7OB4.80:
fair to good wethers, S4.60ft4.70; clipped
wethers, 4.50iT4.75: cholco lightweight year
lings, tt.6534.85; fair to good yearlings, 14.50
04.65; clipped yearlings, $4.6504.80; choice
lightweight ewes, $4.2664.40; fair to good
ewes, $3.75(04.10; clipped ewes, $S.904.25: fair
to good clipped ewes, $3.5037X1.90; choice
lambs, $3.0030.10; fair to good lambs, $4.75
6.00; clipped lambs, $4.6035.00; spring lambs,
6.007.So; feeder wethers, $3.75Q4.40; feeder
IHmOS, it. 0111. to. lieiircDVlliaiivvi nttinn
No. Ay.
463 shorn wethers 96
2 ewes 130
232 western lambs 74
247 Colorado lambs 84
268 Colorado lambs 81
8 western wethers. . 114
476 clipped western wethers 02
251 Colorado lamb 'O
11 Colorado lambs
Pr.
$4 40
4 50
4 75
6 00
5 00
4 75
4 50
4
6 00
ClllC.taO LIVE STOCK MAH.KET.
Choice Mlt-rrs Flrm-l,lht llo Slow
Sheep nnd I.ambs Slrndy.
CHICAGO, April 18.-CATTLERccelpts,
8 000 head; choice steers firm, others about
steady; butchers' stock, steady; good to
prime steers, I5.004jfi.0o; poor to medium,
$3.854.90: stockers and feeders, $2.70ftl.S5;
cows. $2.WU'l.60; heifers. $3.00714.85; ennners,
I2.O04j2.K5; balls, $2.75(u4.30; calves, $1,0015.00;
Texas-fed steers. $4.2.Vfio.35; Texas grass
steers. $3.6001.00; Texas bulls, $2.7503.85.
Iinflt!.. Ilnnolnla OA lsTlA linn .1 inmni-rnu'
II JUVISJ" stiUt-d fln, ."iVV IIV4IH I UllllUlllini
1R.H00 hen'l, estimated; left over, 2,Wj0 head;
top. $6.10; mixed and butchers. $5,7M6.00;
good to choice, heavy, $5.9006.10; rounh.
heavy. $3.75ffX5.85; light, $5.7006.95; bulk of
Biles. $5.9096.00.' '
SHEEP AND LAMIJS-Recelpts, 7.000
head: steady; good to choice wethors, $4,i6w
5.00; fair to choice mixed. $4,4001.70: west
ern sheep. $4.6505.00; yearlings, $I.750.POJ
natlvo lambs, $4.6505.30; western lambs,
$4.95?i5.30. t
HI. .losepb Iih- Htock Market.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, April 18.-(8pcclal.)
The Journal quotes; .
CATTLE Receipts, 1.300 head; market ac
tive, 6010c higher: natives. $4 .2&AJ6.40: Texas
and westerns. $3.6506.20; cows, and heifers,
$2.2S6'.00: bulls and stags. $2.25lM.5; year
lings nnd calves, $3.6004.76; stockers and
feeders. $3.4004.50; veals, $4.2506.50.
HOGS-Recelpts, 4.000 head: mnrket 2V40
7Vin lower: all grades, $5.8O0li.(if,; ttl Ic of
sales. $5.8505.95; pigs, steady
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recolpts, 500 head;
mnrket. active and steady', quotations un
changed, Sloas City lite Monk Market.
SIOUX., CITT April 18.-(8peclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, tOO; market
steady; bteves, 14.0vOt.lt; cows" and built
mixed, $2.2505.75; stockern and feeders, $3 56.
01.30; calves and yearlings, $3.2Mfl.lO.
HOUS-RcctlpIs, 2,500; market M'7'C
lower; closed stronger, selling at $3.7500,,
bulk, $3.77'405.!
ft. I, (nils 1,1 ve -clock Market.
ST. LOU IS, April IS. CATTLE Receipts,
1,400 head, including 275 head Tcxnns; mnr
ket steady; nntlvn shipping nnd export
steers, $5.001C.so; dressed beef and butcher
steers, $1.5005.10; stcerw tinder l.ono Ilisf.io
05.00; stockers am' feeders, $3.00f4.60: cows
and heifers. $2.ncv,i4,9.i; ennners, $1.2502.sj;
bulls, $3.2503.Si; Texnn nnd Indian steers,
$1.2505.10; cows and heifers. $2,6501.00,
I lOGH Receipts, f.,o00 head; market,
strong and active; pigs nnd lights, $.'i.soif
5.90; packers, $J.8505.9o; butchers, $5.
1:0714,
SHEEP AND LAMllS-Recelpts, 600 head;
market, slendy; natlvo muttons, $4.nnjl.',5;
spring lambs, $3.OO08.OT); stockers, $2.5003.00;
culls and bucks, $3.0004.25.
Slock In SIbIi.
Following nro tli receipts at the four
principal markets for April 18:
C'ntllo. Mtnoa. Kl,m
Un.nl, n.t. .. i VS. . . A-
.. . 11 ,"","(i. ........... .,,()
Chicago 8,000 20,or)
KntisoN City 4,600 11,300
St. Louis l,r 6,50)
14.027
7.1
S,V)
100
Totals
lfl,4 47,331 CO, 125
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
AWNINGS AND TENTS,
Omaha Tent and. Awning Co,,
Omaha, Ieb,
Manufacturers of
Tents and Canvas Goods.
Send for Catalogue Number 2.1
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES.
Johnson-McLean Co
Manufacturers of
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
Stair Work, Builders' Supplies.
Telephone 41.17.
Clth and Jones fttrerta, Omnlm, -li.
DRY GOODS.
ME. Smith t Co.
ImfMrters ruf Jekktra !
Dry Goods, Furnishing Qooit
AND NOTION
WHEN IN OMAHA
HIT
Byrne-Hammer Dry Goods Go.
HOWARD STREET,
OMAHA'S GREAT NEW HOUSE,
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Utsltrn Electrical
V Company
Electrical Supplies.
maetal Wlrlig l!i ud Ou UgktUft
Q. V. JOHN8TON, Mgr. 1510 Howard St.
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
Hall's Safe.,
Cn.h Registers,
Typewriters
Hall Safe and
Lock Company,
111(1 Fanuun St.
Davis & Gowglll Iron Works,,
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBB1UI
OF MACHINERY.
aUNERAL REPAIRING1 A PBCIALT1
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
mi, iaoa u ibos juIihi street,
Omilt, Nek. Tel. KM.
U. rbjrlikl. Ant, J. B. Cewglll. Mgr.
ELEVATOR SUPPLIES.
ELEVATORS
Xnproved Quick and Easy RUlmg
Steam, Electric and
Hand Power Elevaters.
AUTOMATIC HATCH OATIt.
Band for catalogue.
KIMBALL BROS.. COUNCIL BLUFFS. 1
MM tta BUMt. tltphQtie 141,
c
H. Davit I Son
Ageata tmw Ike Hlcfc-aoa
.afetr estea 111
Five Daers.
BlmUr Mriraullo aad Hail BUTaUr.
ElrraUr rtialrutc pmUHj. Lacker
Valve Cupi tar BUTatora. EaftBM aaa
FrUttw PreuM.
-KANE CO.
Manufacturer and Jobber of
Steam and Water Supplies
Of All Kinds.
1014 and 1010 DOUGLAS ST
ENVELOPES.
Buy from the Manufacturers.
Burklty Envtlopt Co.,
Maker and Printers of
j j ENVELOPES j
, All Kinds and Hire.
120 North Fifteenth Stmt,
PAINTS AND OILS.
National Oil & Paint Co.
(Incorporated.)
MANDFACTUHKIIS AND JOHBKRS.
Paints for all Purpoies,
Varnishis, ate.
101S and 1017 Jonrs St., Tel. 1721, Omaha,
WALL PAPER,
Yatttr Wall papor Co.,
JOBBERS
WALL PAPER.
Large, well selected atock, prices arn at
aastetn houses lateat novelties. Dealer
send for !W1 sample line and term.
ISia-iain llarner St.. Omaha.
TeiepUone 1030.
Boyd Commission Co.
Successor to James K. Boyd & Co.,
OMAHA. NBI1.
COMMISSION
Gil A IN, PIIOVIHIO.NN AU STOCKS.
Hoard of Trade flalldlnc.
Direct wires to Chicago and New Yori,
Correspondence, John A, .Warren & Co.