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TTTE OMAITA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY AFHTIj 18. 1903.-
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL'
Quiet Day Keeps Prices Firm on Chicago
Beard of Trade.
GRAIN PRICES ALL RISE SLIGHTLY
Fair Demand for Pork and Rlba I
Only Featare in Provision Pita,
bat Jnlr Prodacta Clone
Higher.
CHICAGO. April 17.-wu!etne preval el
en the Hoard ot Trade today, but mun tni
ram an t provision price were firm. May
wheat cioflng a shade highir, wltn July tc
higher. iMay corn was up Vtfiic and oata
Wire llVno better. Provisions clots l firm,
the July products being from a shade 10
-jl'ic h'.Kher. ,
'ihtre was onk- a moderate volume or
trade. In wheat and the market la. kid any
spec.ai features. The I a..tng buil Interest
oli little business, but was always 01
hand w ith buying orders It prloej show e l
too strong an Inclination to seek a low. r
level. open.ng prices were firm on h gn -r
cables. May being unchanged to V.c h gher
at 1iV&ie, witn July a shade to ! c
higher at 7 ISi371,c. The excel. ent wejther
condition brotighi out conn.lerable se.ling
orders from local traders, which resulted l.i
a decline, the nearby delivery showing the
most weakness and selling off to He. Buy
ing by the bull leader, together with bui
llsn reports from trance aiatlng muih
damage had been done by (reals and a
goo.1 export demand combined to create a
much stronger sentiment the last hour and
Mav sold up to 77VrV '74 whi.e July ad
vanced to 72l&72'c. Closing pr.ces were a
hade higher for May at Vi'uHe. wl.h
Ju.y up c at 71V'72e. Brndtreet's ex
ports tor the week wers 2,i8,0'ju bushels.
Clearances of wh?at and flour were equal
to liii.on) busheis. Fnmary receipts were
3..6 9W Lushels, against iuti.800 a year ago.
Mli ncapo.Li ana Duluth reported rece.pU
or lla cars, whloh with local receipts ot 1
cars. 2 ot contract grade, mad" total re
ceipts 131 cars for the three points, against
lo cars a year ago.
Trading In torn was dull, but the strength
in v. lit at and h good demand from couimls
i.on houses created a strong undertone,
binall receipts and a good lah demand
were aim s Imulatlng Influence. The cloie
was lirm, with May VuSc higher at .&
44:c, alter selling betwce.i 4J')c and 44'c.
Loch I receipts were 61 car.4, 1 of con ti act
grade.
Oats for a time attracted more attention
than any other market, the trade b comlm
suddenly active and strong. Scarcity or
cash offerings, with a sharp advance In
pr.ces tended to stir up. a bullish senti
ment In the speculative market. 'I here wai
a strong demand tor May oats from ship
pers, but so little was offered that buyers
were compelled to bid prices up In order to
get any. This started shorts to covering
and a decldfdly strong ton" d .'veloped.
May closed with a gain of l'aiVc si 8.-Vil
HftC alter rang.ng between 'iaa and 8l4c.
Local receipts were 88 cars.
Provision ruled eiulet, a far d m ind
from brokers for pork and ribs be ng ib;
only feature. A small run of hogs ml
higher prices at the yards caused a turn
opening and the early strength Was well
maintained. July pork closed !4iflK! hlth-r
at U7. 4 fijl7.4.iv ju.y lard was a t.hale
higher at 9.72S9.7b, and ribs were 2V4o up
at l!.&.4H.67H.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
25 cars; corn, 60 cars; oats, 95 cars; hugs,
12,000 head.
The leading futures .ranged as follows:
Copper wss unchanged for spot fn London, I 7"d Ftitttr S; fJtilM; M
Inn 2n M lf.wer lor futures, with both 1 J .v. 6 Ktil.
locally c.ipper re- I COIN-Spot: Amer cnn mixed. rew
Mandard is not ; steady, 4s 4d; old, nule;, ns rutuies
J ti y
rlns.nat at Lh2 2a twl
mains dull and iiomlnal
ouoted. Lake and electrolytic are quoted at
llS.nc.m 16.25 and casting at lM.vfii4.io, nil
nominal, lend was unchanged In Indon
at A12 12s d and locally at 44.47V- Speller
advanced s 6d In London to kli Ids, while
locally It remained quiet and was 6 points
lower at 16 66. Iron closed at 64s M In
U asgow and at 4a Sd In Mlddlesborough.
Ixenilv Iron was oulet and unchanged.
with prices more or less nominal. No. 2
foundry Is quoted at f 22. 2.Vg 22.75, No. 2
northern foundry at f20.7nty21.45 and No. 1
southern and No. 2 southern soft at 121.60
22.UU. Warrants continue nominal.
4s 3 VI:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I I I I I
May mv.lQ-'ilTTV'ff'A 77 77541 77U
July 71V(?4l72Vi'l71?r;4 72 7W8
Sept 6s!6T(&6a SaVs.eSfcQTsi 6H
I
OMAHA WUOLE9AI.K HARKET,
Condition of Trad and Qaotatlone on
Staple and Fancy Prodnno.
Eons Fresfi stock, llo
LIVE POULTHY Hens, lOHCllc; roost
era, according to age, &4i9c; turkeys, Ud
loc; dueks, by 10c; geese, fcj 10c.
HITTUR Packing stock, 18c; choice
dairy, in tubs, lo'alic; separator 27228c.
OYSTERS Standards, per can, 28c; extra
selects, per can, 35c, New York counts per
can, 42c; bulk, extra selects, per gal., 11.75;
bulk standards, per gal., f 1.36.
FROZEN KHEHH FISH Trout. !KJ10c;
herring, 6e; pickerel, 6Hc; pike, 9c; perch, 6c
buffalo, dressed, 7c; sunllsh, Sc; bluetlsh, 11c;
Whitehall, Vc; salmon, lbc; haddock. 11c:
codfish. 12c; reda,napper, 'Oo; lobsters,
boiled, per lb., 27-?; lobsters, green, per lb.,
26c; bullheads, 10c: cattish, 14c; biack bass,
17c, halibut, lie; shad roe. 76c eacl
BRAN Per ton, fl5.00.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland,
18; No. 2, f7.50; medium, t7; coarae. 8650.
Rye straw, 16- These pries are for hay of
good coioi and quality. lemand fair and
receipts light.
CORN 40c.
OATS Clc.
RYE No. 2. 45c.
VEGETABLES.
CELERY-Callfornla. per dos.. 60ctl.
POTATOES Per bu., Zba30c-r Colorado,
per bu., 60c.
SEKu POTATOES Northern grown, per
till.. W7'jC.
NEW CARROTS Per doxen buncnea, 40-
LETTl CK Per dozen buncoes. 4oc.
BEETS New southern, per ausen Lunch
es, 4uc; old, per bu.. 40c.
PARSNIPS Per bu. 80c.
CLCe-AlBERS Hothouse, per do., tl.76.
CARROTS Per bu., 40c.
OHEEN ONIONS Ssouthern. per dosen
bunches 45c
RADISHES Southern, per doxen bunch-.il,
75c: home grown, 3SQtix.
TURNIPS Per bu.. 4oc; Canada rutaba
gas, per lb., i'ic; new southern, rer dozen
buncr.ek. &o
ONIONS Hea vVeonsin. per lb., lo;
white, per lb., 2c; Wjianltn. per crate, 11.75.
SPINACH Southern, per -ou. box, fl.
NAVY MEANS Per bu., f2.5fl.
WAX riEANS-Per bu. b-ix, 14; string
beans, pur bu. box, J3.Ui4i3.oO. .
CABBAGE Hollund seed, per lb., Ho.
TOMATOES New Florida, par 6-baskat
crate, tl.
FRUITS.
APPLES New York stock, tt.003.&0;
California Permain, fl.CO; Colorado Ben
Davis, 11.25.
STRAW BERRIES Louisiana, per 24-pt.
cae, 2.60ui 5; Texas, per 24-qt. case, f4.tW
64 50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartons, 0o;
Turk th, per 3o-ib. box, ltlKc
OKANGES-California navels, fancy, t3.00
iii.iu; choice, fu.7u: Mee'.lterranean Sweets,
t2.26; Sweet Jaffa. f2.50.
LEMONS California fancy, t3.2S; chclce,
DATES Persian. In 7u-lb. boxes, per lb.,
60c. per case of 30-lb. pkgs., $2.26.
PINEAPPLES Cuban. 4.0tcu4.25.
f3.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAPLE 8UQAR-Ohlo, per lb.. 10c.
HONEY Utah, per 24-(rame case, S3.2i;
Colorado, J.ciO.
quiet,
firm.
Ind a
P aiy; May, 4s 4d; Jim
4.1 tsil.
1EA8 Quiet, 5s S'id.
FLOUR 8 1. Louis fancy winter.
Ss d
HoPS At London, Pacific toast,
l 'ui'7.
PROVISIONS Beef, easy; extra
mea, Ka td. Pork, firm; prime western
mess, lss Hams, thort cut, 14 to 16 lbs.,
steady, 64s paeon, Cumberland cut, 2H ti
So ins.. Arm, oistd; fhort lib. 1 to 24 Its.,
64s 6d-. long clear middies, light, 28 t M
lbs., steady, 52s 2d; hhort clear hacks. 16 to
20 lbs., steady. 5; clear bellies, 14 to 16 lbs.,
steady, 6;s. ShouMers, square. 10 to 1A lbs.,
steady, 43s. L'jrd, quiet, prime wettin.
In tierces, stehdv, Ms; American refined,
In ra", steady, 60s d.
BUTTER Good United States, steady.
CHEESE Firm; American finest wh'.te
and colored. 69s.
TA LLC) W Prime city, steady, 27s 3d.
Receipts of wheat ouring the last thte
days, 24,siO centals. Including lti2. Amer
ican. Receipts of Amir. can corn, !0 ,ih
centals.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KAN8A8 CITY, April 17.-WHEAT-Ms.jr,
65c: July, 6!Sc; cash, No. 2 hard, 67ft6c;
No. 3, 64V'SjHc; No. 4. BK06lc: rejected, 6S(
Wc; No. red, 68'.c; No. 3, 6oiJi67c; receipts,
61 cars.
CORN April, 3.Vc: May, SRHic; July,
S6c; cash. No. 2 mixed, 36V 37c ; No. 2
white. 87c.
OATH No. 2 white, 33H34c; No. 2 mixed,
33&S3Hc.
RYE No. 2. 45c.
HAY-Cholce timothy, tl2.50; choice prai
rie. t9.75fflU.0O.
BUTTER Creamery, 21(525c; dairy, fancy,
lfc.
EOGS Fresh, 12c.
Receipts. Shipments.
40,8 0 128.811
B-i.OOJ . ,M)
31,000 6 001
ft l alnnces, ?.l',rn; N w T irk exchang'.
;ti pie,.Tiliim; iorei.-n n han , un u .n d,
.erltit. posted a 5 .8f lor s.xty day am
at ft. Si1, for demand
NEW YORK, A.ri: I7.-Clesr;ngs, tie,
f3.4: ha I nee , t.i.iWM-'
BOSTON. ,ipr.l lr.-Clesrlrgs. t 8,047,71;
bnlanies. l !M.li'
PHILADELPHIA. April 17.-C earl gs.
t2.1.ai. 4m; balances, f3,u,8,l59; money, bu.t
per cent.
1.ALI1MORE, April 17 Clearings. 14.
19.',:6I; balances, fiVs7,K;U; money, 6 per cent.
Kerr YorU loney Market.
NEW YORK. April 17. MONEY On call,
steady at 3'fr 4 per cent, closing st 3l(?fi
per cent. Time, steady; all periods, bi
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 6HBo
per cent.
HTERLINO EXCHANGE Firm at t4 M
fi4.sW to tl 87 for detnnmi nd at 14.836 it
4 83Ti for sixty days; posie.l rates, t4.MHa
"' Vt; commercial blila, t4.Kll4.(3H
HILVEH Bar. 49-vc; Mexican dollars. T9c.
BONDS Government, firmer; ralhoad
steady.
The closing quotations on bonds are at
follows:
f. 8. ref. isreg... .10(1,1,. ft n. unl. 4s 101
do coupon mi. uM. Centrtl 4.... tl
an Ss. re 1. tnr ;4U
lf Minn. St. L. 4. M
....U4VM.. K. T. 4s S9V.
....11S ia U SO
....llljN. Y. C. f. !.. . l
....ill", "N. J. r.. geo. H...1!"
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu. .
Oats, bu...
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April 17. BUTTE R
Steady, fair demand; ex.ra we3terii c.e.im
ery, 28c; nearby prints, 2c.
EGGS Firm, with a good Inquiry; fnsh
nearby, U'sc, at the tnnr; wubteni, l..;
southwestern, lie; touthern, l!c.
CHEESE Hrm, gjed demand; New Yor
rreamn, small, 14V4c; ial.- to tsood. sm.ii,
I'livlHic; prime, large, 144c; fair to good,
large, 134Q14c.
MllTvaakce Grnln Market.
MILWAUKEE, April IT. WHEAT
Firm; No. 1 1. or, hern. 80c; No. 2 norihern,
7..i78'C; May, hhtv esktd.
RYE Steady; No. 1, 72c.
BAKLEY-Steady; No. 2, 61c; sample, 40a
53c.
CORN May, 44iff444c.
Minneapolis Wheat, Floor and Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 17. - WHEAT -Cash.
77Vc; May, 75Vfec; July, 75Vk(eiii4c.
FLOUR First patents, f4. 054.75; recond
patents, t3.9itfjl.0.; tirst rleirs, J2.KiUpi.uo;
second clears, 12. 4j.
BRAN In bulk, tlO.OOQIO.JO.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, IU., April 17.-CORN Firm; No.
3, toe
OATS Firm; No. 3 white. 33c.
NEW YORK trucks AXD BONDS.
Market Reaches Illcher Level, bat
Then Grows Sensitive.
NEW YORK, April 17. Prices of stocks
achieved a pretty comprehensive upward
movement today, but at the higher level the
market showed Itself very sensitive to the
umavoraoie errect or a violent drop in
Metropolitan Street Railway, as It did on
Wednesday to the sudden drop In Man-
do coupon
lio new 4s. ret.
do coupon
do old 4r, ret
do coupon
do tim. reg 102'i
do coupon 1034
Atchison gen. 4s ion
ao a-it. it
Bit A Ohio 4i mi
do g
do conr. it joj
Canada go. la insv.
Central of Ca. .... 107 .
do la inc 7i
Ches. A Ohio 4a...
Chicago A A. ma... U
I'., u. A Q. B. 4a... l
C, M A Bt P . 4a.. 110
C. A N. W. a. 7a...i3ju.
C. R. I. A P. 4a. ...m
C C C A 8t L t. 4a. . n
Chlcaao Tar. 4a M
Colorado So. 4a
rwnver A R. o. 4a.. tt't
Erie prior lien 4a.... 8'
do general 4a M',
T. W. A D. C. la....lfti
Hocking val. 4'4a..l0i,t
Offered. Bld.
No. Paclflc 4a 1021
do 8a Ui
N. A W. tM. 4a
Reading gen. 4a 7
St. L. A I. M. e. aa.illH
St. L. A S r. 4a.... Mttj
St. L. . W. la N
do Sa 1
8. A. A A. P. 4s.... M'l
80. Ptcldc 4a H94
80. Railway ta 11&H
Tnaa A Paclllc la... lit
T.. RL U t W. fe.. 74
Vnloo PactOo 4a 101
do coot. 4s 101
Wabaah Is lKVi
do U 104
do deb. B 7? 14
Wot Short 4a 104
Whaet. A I.. R. 4a... 1'4
Wla. Central 4a 1
Con. Tobacco 4a 174
Colo. Fuel. con. (a.. aSH
Boston Stork Quotations.
BOSTON. April 17. -Call loans, 5fl per
cent; time loans, Rfr: per cent. Official
closing prices on stocks and bonds:
Atchison 4s
Mcx. Central 4a.
Atchison
do p(d
Roston A Me
Hotitnn Elevated ...
N. Y., N. II. & H.
Klt.ht.urs pfd
Vnlon Pacltlc
Mex. Central
American Bugar ...
do pfd
American T. AT..
Dominion I. A 8...
Gen. Electric
Masa. Klectric
do pfd
t'nlted Fruit .
U. 8. Rteel....
do pfd
Westlns. Common..
Adventure
Atlouel
"'i Amalgamated ....
1 Bingham
.. 1 Calumet A Hccla.
Centennial
. . 1 "i 5 Copper Rang
..14Si liomlnloB Coal ...
..! Franklin
Hi lule Rorale
.. o Mnhawk
.. 2.V.1 o;d Dominion ....
a Osceola
..119 Parrot
..1S7V Oulncr
tl'i Santa Fa Copper..
.. Tamarack
.. 81 Trtmountaln
.. sH Trlnltr
..lost; t'nlted States
.. 964. run
. K Victoria
ffs Winona
94 Wolverine.
Daly Weat
..
.. 81
..bit
.. 24';
.. 4
..107
.. 11 ,
.. 11
.. 121,,
.. IU
.. C7
..
..115
.. I1
,.14
..
.. V4
.. JS
,. z
.. t
.. 10
.. 78
.. 42
t. "report f'-r'i 'larket.
LONDON, April 17. Closing quotations:
i'iIN. T. Central 184H
1 't Norfolk A Western.. 73 14
(..) 1
April
May
July
Eept.
C'Hl I
April
May
July
Sept.
May
July
Bept.
I
May
July
Bept.
B'
May
July
Bept.
4I',4
1
344
43.;
431
33.V
80 30ViW
379.1 M
18 00
17 42Vj
17 10
1 I
i I'l 8 f 2 V,
9 72 9 75
lit I 72V4
I 1
9 80 I 9 80 I
9 67H 9 67H
I I
I 43HI
43,44 t,-,.,
44Mi,44Vi'?Js.
43HI 439,1
poPfiiHM-Per Ih So- shelled ao n eunwoay 10 ine suuun orop in man-
mKS. l irnnT No i green 6o- 1 hat tun when a strike lirst seemea imminent.
17 974
17 37Vi
17 06
33Hl349itH
279k 23
1
17 87V4I 18 00
II Alt 11 4l
17 OS
9 80 I
9 72V4
9 70
9 77H
9 62t 9 62Vi 9 S3
17 07H
9 821
9 75
9 72Vj
9 80
9 67H
624,
9 82H
9 65
9 60
No. 2.
Crsh mtotntlons were as follows:
FteOUR Firm; winter patents, t3.40
t&o; winter straights. t3.luiu3.30; spring
patents, (Uf.JOfi J.Tn; spring sttaiKlus, i3.tfuV
.-: bskers. 2.202.70.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 78?i80c; No. 3
prlng, 7trrf78c; No. i red. 764(tt77c.
CORN No. 2, 43Hc; No. 2 ye. low, 43c.
OATS-No. 2, 349c; No. t white 32'Aif37c.
RYK-No. t, 60c.
HArtl-KV Good feeding, 8739c; fair to
choice malting ,Sdic.
VISED No. 1 flax, tl.09; No. 1 northwest
ami, tl.ll; prime timothy. t3. 70; clover, con
tract trade, 112.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $17.95
18.00. Lard, per 100 lbs., $9.77H'5-9.80. Short
ribs sides (loose), i.7i)(!i9.B0. Pry salted
shoulders (boxed). t.t.3iS.M. Short clear
a.des (boxeu). U'.l-"ttjl,J..j.
Following are the receipts and shipments
of flour and grain yesterday:
Receipts. Shipments.
1K.O0O 9,100
37,0' K Jti.lOO
86,601 SW.COO
137. 8W) S23.4i)0
14,300 57,6.4)
32.000
on ilte Produce exchanye today the but
ter market was weak; creameries, 184j:2i4c;
dairies, 149 24c. KRgs, steady, at mark,
cases included, Uc. Cheese, steady, 12WJ
Flour, bbls...
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rye, bu
Barley, bu...
ralf. 8 to U It . t'c: No. 1 veal calf. 12 tu
4314 j 15 lbs.. 64c; dry hides, "fcl2c; sneep pelts,
- 7jc horse hlues, Jl.iCfci.W.
4414 NUT8 Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
439 15c; hard shell, per lb.. 14c: No. i soft shell.
pe.-r lb., 13c; No 2 .ard shll. per lb., 12c;
33 Brazils, pei lb.. '2c; filberts, per 10., Vic;
33 almonds, soft siien. per id., 16c; herd shell,
S.J'4 per lb., 15c; pecans, large, per lb., I2c;
. r 1 1 IK I1n ..n.i.niuit. nui. Hn Itln
chestnuts, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., to;
17 95 roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c; biack walnuts.
17 824 per bu., 1; hickory nuts, per bu., 1.50;
17 02'A ce-coanuts. oer loo. t.
iJku uibtAiji. ru xv- w.
the loliuwing prices. Iron, country mixed,
per ton, til; Iron, stove piaie. per ton, t;
8 72?jj I "li.. Hc 1 I"., 073. . . j , - - w.
07SV-, iip, Usui, ' .. nv, ,
tc; sin.', per lb., 2Vc
WEARB GRAIN COMPANY.
Omaha Branch llO-lll Board of Trade
Bulldlnc
CHICAGO. April 17. WHEAT The mar
ket has proved a surprise to the shorts,
holding firm, although there has been no
evidence of Armour support, and there has
been a good deal of covering. The May
kept steady and July and September ad
vanced fcitrVic. The feature has been the
relative strength of the outside markets,
all advancing more than Chicago. The re
port this morning that all the flour mills
at Minneapolis were closed on account .of
the lute discrimination was against the
price, yet the northwest markets were
higher. Fnglish cables were, higher, Paris
wis lower. Argentine . shipments were
2.216,000 bu. ; clearances, 167.000 bu.; for the
week 2.973.000; New York reports 87 loads
for export; primary recelpta, 757,000 bu.,
nuralnst 197.000 last year; primary shipments,
S4,(0 bu., against 6o6,000; northwest re
ceipts. 115 cars, against 98 last year; local
receipts. 19 cars, with 2 contract; estimates
for tomorrow. Si cars. There were contin
ued unfavorable crop advices from France.
Weather here ideal.
CORN The corn market has been Arm.
with prlues ut their best 6fc higher.
Trade has been Htnall. Cash market was
He higher, with a good demand for the low
praties. Cables were up a fraction. Ar
gentine shipments small, 144.01s) bu. ; the
Argentine crop was estimated by the Ameri
can consul at 140.O00,o(X) bu., and Broomhall
reported Argentine weather Improved; local
receipts only 64 cars, with 1 contract: esti
mates for tomorrow, 60 cars; New York
reports 80 loads taken for export; clear
ances. 236.0110 bu.; for the week. 1,678,000;
primary receipts, Z16.0TO bu., against 146.000
last year; primary snipments, eoo.uuo bu.,
pgamrt ir".ii.
REW YORK OKfcliiL, MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, April 17.-FIX)UR-Re-ceipts,
12.214 bbls.; exports, 17.134 bbls.;
tinner, with fair trade; baiters, t3.30af3.40;
Mlmi'BOtu patents, ti ssual. jo; winter extras,
12.bti83.iu; Minnesota b:iker., t3.2iKtfJ.4o; il.i
nosi.ta patent.s, t3.wt.i.2a; winter low
graded, 2.t"i2.9 . Ke Hour, steady; filrtj
gooit, 2a"'n3.2i; choic, t. fancy, J.25(g. 1.45.
CORNMEALr-Dull; yellow western, tl.08;
City. 11.03; Hrandywlue, t3.4ufal.D5.
hfli-tirra; No. t ueatein. sue. f o. b.,
afloat; state. 57r(itflc, c. I. f.. New York
BARLEY Dull; feeding, 47c, v. I. f..
WHEAT Receipts, 55.a7a bu. Spot, Hrm;
No. 2 red, 82:vo, elevator, and c'3V, t. o. b.
ailoat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, M:c, f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 hard, Manitoba. e7tc, f. o. b.,
afloat. The option market r.ad a lirm open
ing on bulllsn foreign news, covering nud
talk of big reductions in northwest Blocks
and the visible eupp.y. From this It wea.
ened sharply under realising, but In the I yesterday's eloping; estimates for tomor
aiierniHin uecarun very strong again on blar
OATS There has been a strong oat mar.
ket, up Vmilc, with the May up the most;
cosh oats lire Hfilc higher, with standard
on track selling as high as 87c. The recent
cash sales of standard have reduced the
standard stock below 200.000 bu., and shorts
were anxious to cover; 86,000 bu. standard
were cancelled for shipment this morning;
local receipts only 88 cars, with 8 contract:
estimates for tomorrow, 95 cars; New Yolk
reports lOO.OiiO bu. taken for export; local
sales. 100.000 bu.
PROVISIONS Market was strong at the
opening, with little better support. There
were July ribs for sale around 9.70. Flnley
Barrell were sellers of September ribs;
Harris-Gate of May. Trade was mostly
local and dull. There were 16.000 hogs; mar.
nei active ana urn; prices oc nigher than
resiliency and the final recovery, when the
Uecllne was checked in Metropolian Street
Railway, was rather violent In some cases.
The reaction had practically wiped out the
advances, but some conspicuous stocks
rallied almost to the top level In the last
few minutes of the trading and the closing
was strong in an irregu.ur way. The day s
movement of prices was largely profes
sional, but was evidently backed by big
resources. This was c.early seen by- the
aggressive way in which prices were bid
up at tbe last against the shorts after their
raid on the market.
The advance in the market was pursued
with some manifest caution and with at
tentive consideration of symptoms of a re
newal of realizing sales. The progreesive
steps of the advance, however, failed to
develop any signr of renewed liquidation.
On the other hand there was no indication
that there was any new outside interest
attracved to the market by the advance In
prices.. Belated, covering of some large
accounts waa in evidence and waa an im
portant factor in the strength of some
stocks. The advances in the market seemed
to have come to a pauee before the audden
drop in Metropo.ltan Street Railway and
prices gave way quite readily In sympathy
with that movement. There had been evi
dence all day ot a long supply of this stock
In the market and the bears piati.teu u.c.r
fierce raid with the nurnose of uncovertnie
j atop loss orders and dislodging long stock.
Ilia price ren rapmty 0 points, out ine
subsequent rally, wiped out 2H points of this
loss. Metropolitan Securities fell an ex
treme bhi and rallied 4 points. The loss In
Third Avenue extended to 6s, on compara
tively light dealings and there was no
transaction in the stock after the market
rallied. Manhattan continued firm and
turned strong, rising 294 over las', night at
one lime. In spite of ine vote of the em
ployes in favor of a strike. The hope Is
evidently entertained that a strike will be
averted.
Some of the standard railroad stocks were
comparatively late coming Into the day's
movement and there waa an unusually large
number of Industrials embraced In the ad
vance. Colorado Fuel and General Electric
made gains of Peoples uas aavancea
2l4 just at the last and the list of 1 to 2
point gains among the industrials is a lung
one. General considerations apparently
ruled the speculation, such as the technical
strength of a position following so pro
longed a downward course of prices with
the resultant relief of the money market
by liquidation, good railroad earnings, ex
ceptionally encouraging crop returns and
reports of large current export business In
the grain markets. The figures of the
week's grain exports were, however, some
what disappointing, showing an increase
over last week of wheat of 344,492 bu., but
a decrease in corn exports of nearly 1.000,000
bu. '
Sub-treasury operations indicate a gain
by the banks on that account of tl.633,000
and It is estimated that this figure will bs
expanded by about tl, 000.000 from other
sources. In view of the, stock market
liquidation a considerable loan reduction Is
confidently expected in tomorrow's bank
Bonds were firm and but slightly affected
bv the late flurry in stocks. Total sales,
par value, t2,6oo.U'0. 1'nlted States new 4s
advanced Vi on the last call.
The following are the quotations on the
New York Sto-;K excnan;e:
Conaola, money....
do account
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
ranarllan Pacific US
Chesapeake A Ohio., e'a
Chicago O. W J2
(J., m. a st. r
helleera 23
Denver A H. O s.1'4
ao prd
Erla
do 1st pfd....
do 2d pfd....
Illinois Central MS1,
Louisville A Nash... 120
M.. K. A T :fu
BAR SILVER Steady; 23d per ounce.
MONEY 3Vi39 per cent. The rate of
discount In the open market for short bills
Is 3',4iij3 9-l per cent and for three-months'
bills is 3V439b per cent.
do pfd
.Ontario A Western .
Pennsylvania
Kand Mlnaa
Reading
do 1st pfd
do td pfd
Southern Rr
I do pfd
Southern Pacific.,..
.. MiViirnlon Pacific
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
I Wabash
do pfd
7V
tot
2S,
4SS
MH
111
4
2H
II
34
H
. 2
. 47
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Another Hhyj Run of Cattle Canted Frioes
to Oo Still Lower.
HC GS ACTIVE AND BIG FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Better Grades of Sheep sal I.anbs
Very Scarce and Market Was
Slow frosa Start to Finish
Feeders Also Dall.
SOUTH OMAHA, April 17.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
... 3.46 3.W7 9.44
... 4Jii T!: nt
... 6.628 10.2i t.615
.. 6,fil 9.279 1.031
.. 2,743 .10S 4,087
Receipts were:
Official Monday
Official TiiesdHV....'.
Official Wednesday;
Official 'Thursday...
Official Friday
Five days this week.. 23.32 87,1(5 2S.310
Pame davs last week. ...19.631 26.&03 28.525
Fame week before 18,2X2 83.S67 24,98
Bfctne three weeks ago. .21.075 41.913 31.713
Fame four week4 ago....l8.2o9 24,878 82.013
Bame days last year 13,227 24.222 21.746
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the recelpta of
cattle, hogs and sheep at Bouth Omaha
tnr the year to date and comparisons with
last year: 1903. 1903. Inc. Dec.
oattle 27,153 241,441 45,712
Hogs fciS.184 1H6.572 U7.S88
Sheep 418,420 287,229 131,191
Average price paid for hogs at South
Omaha for the last several days with com-.arlsons:
40
70
4.l
JW
llOrt
WO
1ID
5M
U"0
......10
s
14tl
120
1470
it,:u
, IJnn
BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 rc 11 4 It
I m 1 4 II
1 ! 1 IN III
tn
BVL.IA.
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I to 1 17M I 71
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4 1 .! 4 IS
, 80
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, 174
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. 170
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. 110
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. 110
.1041
4 44
4 40
4 41
4 M
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4 U
4 U
4 14
4 10
4 H
4 M
Tate. I 1903. 1902.11801.1900.1S99.189S.'1
April 1...
April t...
April 3...
April t...
April 5.,.
April t...
April 7...
prll 8...
April ...
April 10 .
Aprli 11..
April It..
April 18..
Apill 14..
..urtl 16..
Aprli 16..
April 17..
7 2
7
T 239,
1 26V
7 244
1 24
7 27 I
7 2o
7 26 1
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t 68!
t b6
6 63,
t 6s
6 63,
6 Wt,
6 791
6 D0
6 84 1
7 19 I
7 219.1 86
7 16-s,i 6 8.S1
7 O.Vii 9I
7 13 I 6 96
5 97
6 97
S 98
6
6 9i
6 97
6 01
6 92
6 87
6 ei,
5 98
6 04
I
6 01'
6 9.l
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I 15
25
a 30
5 30
t 27
1
B 33
b 38
6 86
t 33!
b 4'M
b 43
1
5 45
6 &5
t 64
t (4
t 66!
I 66
6 66,
5 62
3 64
3 66:
I
3 68
3 67
3 63
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I 67!
3 72
I
3 72
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t 651 t 91
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3 73
n - n j A OA
t 0 il n
0 19 .1 TO
t 72 t 81
3
3 75
3 71
3 71
3 67,
3 70
3 61
3 61
1 00
3 85
t 90
3 97
3 91
t Sj
3 81
3 81
3 91
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cars. Cattle. Hoes. She'D H'r's.
C. M. ft St. F. Ry.... 6
al ash Ry 3
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 1
1 nion Pacitic system. 15
C. & N. W. Ry 7
F E. ft M. V. Ry.... 33
C, St. P. M. & O. Ry 43
B. ft M. Ry 17
C. B. ft Q. Ry 4
K. C. ft St. J. Ry
C. R. I. & P., east... 8
C. R. I. & P., west.... 1
Illinois Central 1
14
1
1
14 10
6
19 2 1
11 .. 2
17 .. 1
4
t
S
92
15
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
olc ""on
495
'230
Xeir York Milling; Quotations.
NEW YORK, April 17. The following
are the quotations on the New York Stock
exchange: .
20 ILIItl- Chief I
24 Ontario 171
Iflrhir 10
rhrvenlt
Potoal
.Ravaga
Sierra Nevada
: Small Hopes ...
Sundard
Adama Con
Alice
treece
Brunswick t'on...
Conutock. Tunnel.
Con. Cal. A Va..
Horn Silver
Iron Bllvor
LeadTilla Con....
Asked:
... ZD
... 4
... I
...145
...111
...M'J
... 4
a
....
.... U
.... 10
.... 10"
,...:3
Forelsrn Financial.
LONDON. April 17. Money and discount
condition were praciically unaltere 1 to lay.
OptiaUrj on h- Stuck exchw.gj we-e
mostly absorbed in the -e'tUment, wh c 1
was being concluded sallafaciorlly. Pilet
were fair.y steady. The threatening out
look In the Balkan had a les potent In
fluence. Much speculation prevailed re
garding the form Ihi new Tiansvaal loan
will take, th? general Imprerslon telng thaj
It will be a 3 per cent loan and that I w ll
be ofTered at d or 99H. Consols hardened
a trltle. Americans openeu firm on New
York advices, but were inanlmi:e. U l'n
Paclllc. Norfolk & Western and Krl wr,
the features of general apprehe tlo:i I tor
P.lce.i cosed firm. Gad Trunt- w..s
firmer on ihi trafllc retuini exc eding x-
fiectatlons. Tho amount of bullion, tail n
nto the Bank of England on balnnce to.'a
was '),000.
PARIS. April 17. Prices opened eay 0:1
the bourse today, as a requel to yesterday s
c orlni? tendency ard owing to th Uii ntls
factory news lrom Morocco and Macedon a
Later Tuiks grew firmer oil the receipt of a
dispatch from Constantinople announcing
that the finance committee had arred to
the unification scheme, t'onseouen 1 or-
cignets leco .ere l. v.hlch lifleu up he who e
list. At tno last nour oners cameo, a p r
tlal reaction and stocks closed undecided.
Internationals were Irregular and ind is
trlaU were mostly wenk. Rio tlnto were
firm on the repot ts from New York. Tli3
private rate of disjo int was 2 15-16. Thres
per cent rentes, 9-f 40;. Exchange on Lon
d. n. 2;.f 16c.
BERLIN, April 17. Pric?s were firmer 0.1
the bourse today, especially mines, ow'ni
to an official report that the Iron w-rks
were better upplled with orders and that
the situation in the coke industry was
more encouraging. Banks were harder. In
ternational were firm and Turk' made a
fulr recovery. Discount rates: Fhort bill',
3 rer cent, three month' bills, 2 pe.-cent.
Total recelots 134
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber ot nead inaicatea:
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co...
Bwlft and Company
Armour ft Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Cudnhy, from Kansas C.
Swift, from country
Armour, from Sioux City
Lohman ft Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Huntslnger
Livingstone ft Shaller...
N. Morrl
L. F. Hum
Wolf & Murnan
Other bu eis
renn' ' Co
Werthelmer
Haml.ton
25
8fi5
897
i:6
1 50
70
14i)
25
11
37
29
17
7J
10
295
2
62
17
32
1,797
1.133
1,617
' 1.078
export sales, covering and Milan reii-uui.
closing 4jlc net higher. May, clot,e,t at
fclVc; July, 7b-Vi76 la-lHc, closed at i6Kc;
September, 737Si,41,c, closed at 74iic.
CORN Receipts. 3.8oO hu.; exports. 5.215
bu. Spot, firm; No. 2 nominal, elevator, rnd
f)2Hc, I. o, b.. atliial; No. i yellow, 52'nc;
No. 2 white, 51c. The option murket opened
steady, with whiat, udvanreil on cables,
small rectlpts and the late wheat upturn,
closing Va4.nc net higher. May. 62Tai.r'3l-c.
cloBed at 53'c; June c osed at 51c; JuFy,
oovtr(iftirc, closed at 6oSc; September closed
at 4!r,C.
OATri Receipt-. 14!,.V)0 bu.; exporta. 1,810
bu. Spot, dull; No. 2. SuLjc; standard white.
4VK-; No. 3, 37lc; No. 2 white, 40c; No. 3
white, Sc; track mixed western, nominal;
track white, 374t.-.c. Options were steadv
to hrm all day, with other markets. May
closed at 4uc.
HAY Firm; shipping, 70J75c; good to
choice. il lKl.l6.
HOI'S yuiet; state, common to choice.
19 -2. 2'Al2ic; 11, i7il9c; o.i.s, 6jllc. Pa
clllc coast, 19u2, 3 tl-4c; I'M, liyjlTc; olds,
llc.
HIDES Quiet; Oalveston, 20 to 25 Ihs ,
18c; t'a.liorn a, 21 to 2a lb., lHo: Texas dry,
24 to ! lb.. Me
I. FATHER Steady; acid. ?4f26c
RICE (julet; Japan, nominal.
PROVISIONS Hef. eay; lamlly, i? 50J
1S(8; mess, IS 0 1(1 1; beef htni', t2 .0i
to 21 50; r.a,-ket. t'0.5ti 12.00; city, extra lndl t
mess. 119 .rxa 21.00. Cut meats. Irregular;
pickled bellies, t9. 7511. 00; plckl.-d shoulders,
! hi 2j: I'll l -J bun. ' I n it f. isi. Lard,
quiet: western f teamed. tiO.25; reflne.l,
steady; cont c nt. tl0.ti; South America. 511;
compound, ti.u.i b.isi. Pork, steadv; family,
tie bo, short clear. IIS 75 o-'"1 25; mens. Si .23.
I M.l.O Eay; il y is per pkg , aSc;
eai'n r t'kj- frcei 6 RT4i?.
Bl'TTER Rectlpti. 3.582 pkgs.: steady ;
ta.f uu . Ivi.ik. irean'ery. extra, 27c;
creamery, common to choice. 2iiti2tSc
Cltt.lvoE Heci Ipts. 2.484 .ka ; steady;
fancy laise. state full creum. fall made,
colored. 14Hfil4c: white, H4il'c; fancy
mall, stale f:ll cream, fall made, colored,
lie; while, 14c.
EQOS Recent', l.T6t psS.; firm; state
and Pennsylvania, l.'m 15'c ; western tlmta,
POCLTRY Alive, easy: turkfys, 'BUc;
fouls, lS'-ic; dressed, easy; western fowls,
UHr; turkr)s Hilt'c.
M ETA Lfi Tin waa higher In the lindon
market today, spot advancing about tl 17s
- t.111 Us 6J, aud fu lores c1um1 at tiM fcs.
row. 12.(i0; hogs in the west today. 47.000,
against 39,9m last week and 46.800 last year.
St. Lonls Gralsi and Provlalons.
.,BJ- .LOt'IS- April i7.-WHEAT-rnset-tled;
No. 2 red, cash, rievstnr, 7',e; rack
72c; ilay 7o','u709c; July. 6Vtto49c; No. 3
hard, il'.tc.
iriR.N rlrm: No. 2 cash, 40'4c nominal:
track. 40V-i409,c; May 10V.c; July, 40c.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash. 33c, nominal;
track. :iiiusc; May, S3Wc; July. 29Vic:
No ! white. 37c.
C5c
RYE Quiet at 4Sc.
Fl.ol'R I'nchanged; red winter patents.
t3 3niS4o; extra fancy and straight, t3.0D(tf
8.25; clear t2.754'2.90.
Sr.KD-Tlii.otny. steady, tl.00i82.75; prima
worth more. ,
vHVM!i-AT.rtoadv nt t2 .30.
uA.- nrnier; sacked, east track, 62
HAY Steady : tlmbthv 17 OOWiK ka- n.t.i.
t6uoll.u0. ' 1 " '
IK. N t'OTTON TIES tl. 05.
HAOGINO 5f;6Hc
n n t w ' V i? rr
PROVISIONS-Pork. higher; Jobbing,
standard mess, tl8.10. Lard, steady t9 57'i
Dry salt meats (boxed), steady; extra
shorts, t9 87Vi; clear ribs. tlt'12U; short
clears, lit) 25. Bacon (boxed), steady; extra
ahorts. 110 87V,; char ribs, 111.12; ahort
clears til 25.
M ETA I. S Lead, heavy at M M. Spelter,
firm st !' 40.
POt'LTRY-Steady; chlrkena. He; springs,
t2 5ife4.no per dosen; turkeys, 13c: ducks
He: gei-Fe 4iiV.
Bt'TTKR Steady; creamery, . 2ig2Sc;
dslrv. lSjiilVc.
EGGS-Hlgher; 13c for fresh. ' '
Keceln-s. Shipments
)
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
70TOO
.... 47 O11O
. . . . 67 UlO
.... t.buO
ItS.OrtO
93,ilili)
40,010
Dnlath rtraln Market.
Dl'LITH, Apil 17.-WHEAT-T0 arrive
No. 1 bant, 7S-.c; No. 1 rorthem. 77c; No'
- OATMjM.'y' BC: JU!" 5C-
Liverpool Crala aad ProvlaUas
L1VERPOOI
No. t red w
norUisra iirtug.
Atchlaon
do pld
Bal. i Ohio
do ptd
Canadian Paclsc.
Canada So
('has. Ohio
Chicago A Alton,
do pfd
Chlcaa-o O. W.
do 1st pfd
do td Did
Chicago N. W..
llVj Tesaa & Paclflc M
.. 17
.. 2'
.. 2
..ISO
.. 70
.. 44V
.. I0VI
.. 61
.. 22
. . 77
17
Toledo, St. U St W. 24
do ptd U
Union Pacific
do ptd M1
Wabarh 17
do pld 46
Wheeling at L. K.... 22
do 2d pfd 31
Wis. Central
do pfd
Adama x
.18044 American El...
Chicago Tar. aV Tr... 1 s I uittd States Ei
do Dfd
r. c. c st.
Colorado So
do 1st pfd
do td pfd
Del. Hudson.
Del. U It W...
Drnrer R. O
do pfd
Erla
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Great Nor. pfd.
llo.-klng Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central ..
do pfd
Usa Erla W
do pfd
L. 4V N
Manhattan
Mel. Bt, Kr ...
Mea. Central ..
Hex. National
Minn, at 81. L...
Mo. Pacific
M . K. at T...
do pfd
N. J. Central .
N. Y. Central
Norfolk 4 W..
do pfd
Ontario 4t W..
Pennsylvania .
Reading
do lal pfd...
do 14 Lfd ...
St. L. F r
do 1st rfd ..
do 2d ptd ...
St. U S W...
do pfd
Bt Taut ,
do pfd
So. Fei-inc ....
So. Railway ..
do pld
Wclla-Farao Ex.
mi Amai. t opper ...
Amer. far at F...
.. SI
..lt2
..MS
.. 5'i
... 24
... 47
...220
...210
...120
...2tl
... 64'4
...
...
... li'i
... i
... luli
1117
V. 8a
do pfd..
Amer. l.ln. Oil...
do pfd
American 8 R
Ho ptd
fco-sa Anac. Mining Co
.... I .urooairn K. T ...
46, Colo, r'uel a Iron
.... 62V4,Cons. C.aa
....lsl jl'onl. Tobacco pfd . .1114
.... if lOen. Electric ls
14V, l Hocking Coal 20
...,ll' Ii t. Paper JoVi
.... .IVI do pfd 70
.... i Inter. Power f "a
.... 40'Icleda liaa Ill
....lib National Dlacult ....4iX
....lla'l : Natlouai Lead 24
.!..12.1Sslr'actac Coast Ml
.... 1 1 : 1 Paclllc Mstl S3
l..j Pconle e Uas ltiji
M'uPreaaed B. Car Ilv
107', do ptd tl
. i,v fullma.i r. Car 21
. Ut.; Republic Steel li
.17u oo pta js
.131'4 Sugar 1244,
. 71 ,Tenn. Coal at lros... .
A I -. ..- T. - a M . , ,
. e i fc . a II
I do pfd
.14,
. al
. 82
. 17
. 11.
7s
V. 8. leather
do pfd
U S. Rubber..
do pfd
I'. S Steel....
do pfd
74
II
. us
"'4
. 4
. Mi,
. 4U iW'eatern t'nloa
, U 'Amer. Ix.omotlva n
. &741 da ptd I24
.lll'l K. C. itouthem ID
.lj. do pfd -",
. M Rock Island ?;
. ; do p.'d Jl l
Si. 1
llaak learlnga.
CINCINNATI. Apr.l 17.-CH arlnps, t4.229,
ft); morey, Uj per cent; New York ex
change, loc premium.
,... ST LOl lS. April H.-C'earlnge. tit S5I -
I. April 17. WHEAT Steady; 149; balancea liilstiO: mo-fy. atsady. biti
eaterti wlnt.r. ivd; No. 1 per cent; New York exchangts. lJc pr mlum.
lu. ta ikdi No. 1 California, CiilCAQO, AprU U.-ClsirUiga.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Anrll 17 WOOL The Com
mercial Bulletin will sav tomorrow: "The
market Is as dull as dishwater. One big
sale of Montana fine medium staple at 19c
Is the only important transaction. Money
Is easier, however, and there are signs of
approaching activity In the west. Purr
chases have been made this week In Utah
at 14c and In Wyoming at 13013c. All
prices In the west are well above last
vear's. The shipments of wool from Bos
ton to date from December 31. 18ii2, ars
77.7et.IU5 lbs., against 75.269.015 lbs. at the
corresponding date last year. The re
celots to date are 62.060.970 lbs., against 75,
2."i9.0l9 lbs. for the same reriod last year."
ST. LOIMS. April 17 WOOI Easy ; me
dium (trades and combings, 1618c; light
fine. 14'ijl"c; heavy fine, 12(S13c; tub-washed,
l?ifi-2SHc
NEW YORK. April 17 WOOL Firm.
Ingar aad Molas'is.
NEW ORLEANS. April 17.-SI'GAR-Dull;
open kettle, 2Sit,e; open kettle, cen
trifugal, 1Va38,c; centrifugal white, 41c;
ellows. "V'itHc; seconds. 2fg"3 6-16c.
MOLAFSHd Open kettle, nominal, lJtff
2c; centrifugal, 61jlSc. Syrup, nominal, 19
ft 24c.
NEW YORK. April 17. SlTGAR Raw,
fair refining 3 2-16c; centrifugal. t test,
J.c; molasses sigar, 21o-16c; refined, firm.
MOLASSES Quiet.
LONDON. April 17. SUGAR Beet, April,
Ss 5d. .
Cnfles Market.
NEW YORK. April 17. COFFEE Spot
Rio. quiet. Mild, firm. Futures 'P'neJ
steady at unchanged prices to an advance
of b points under better French cabl. and
moderate receipts, but after a period of Ir
r. g'.ilatltv turned easier under renewed
liquidation and fresh offerings by import
ers, with prices finally net unchanged to 5
points lower, and the tnne of the market
quiet. Sales were 21.0tl bags, Includln-,:
May. S.Ric; Juiy. 4.0f,c; Augjat, 4.15c; Sep
tember, 4.23c; October. 4.86c; November, 4.4 J
j 4. lie; December, 4.70c.
Toledo Grain aal Seed.
TOLEDO. Anrll 17. WHEAT Filrly ac
tive, firm; cash. 76'jc: May. -76c; July. 72o
t'OP.N Fairly actlvu, firm; April, 43Vc;
M iy. 43'ic: July. 44v,c.
OATS Dull, firm; April and May, 4c;
Julv. JuVfC.
HYE-No. 2. 63c.
p K ED clover, dull, steady; rash. t7 20;
April. IMS; October, t53o; prime timothy,
tl.oO; prime alrlke, W.50.
Ub,l,r Market.
CHICAGO, April 17 WHISKY Steady at
''pEORIA. April 17.-WHI9KT-Flnlshel
'CINCINNATI. April 17.-WHI8KT-On
baHls of high wines. 11 JO.
BT LOUia, ArU i;.-WHI8K.T-tady
at tHO. .
Total 3,028 6.S67 1.475
Cai ilK-There was a very large run of
cattlu here this morning for a Friday, so
tnut the supply lor the week Is much
heav.e.- than for last week or for the same
wetk of i-ast year. Owing to tho liberal
receipts packers were very bearish and the
market was slow from start to finish, with
tne tendeuev of prices downward.
Beef buyers old not talce hoid with much
life this n.ornlng and In tact It did not seem
to make much difference to them whether
they got any cattle or not. There have
been so many steers on the market this
week that packers are pretty well filled up
and consequently they did not have to
rustle for supplies today. Their bids were
generally a dime lower than yesterday, al
though some ot the kinds that suited buy
ers the best were not a great deal lower
than yeatcrday. The msrket was very slow
from start to finish and It was late before
a clearance was made.
The cow market was also rather slow and
weak. The very, best handy weight cows
and 'heifers did .not suffer to any great ex
tent, but others were slow and b'4l-c lower.
Sellers did not like the idea of taking off
again today, so they held on for some time
and the. day was well advanced before a
clearance was made.
Hrtlls were slow and a ihr.de lower today
as a result of the weaker feeling on steers
and cows. e.Val calves, though, did no
t,how, much chansc. . .
There were comparatively few Mockers
find feeders in the yards this morning and
not many were wanted, as the end of the
week, is too near at hand for much to he
doiu(f I" the feeder divls-lon. Anything
btrlctly choice did not show much change,
but the general market was slow and weak.
Representative sales:
, . BEEF STEERS.
Hr.
(71
t 71
CALVES.
1 240 I 14 1 Krt I K
1 140 I 16 1 IM IN
1 110 4 80 1 148 I 10
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 i.o i to l W IM
t IW IM
HOGS TheM was a more moderate Sup
ply of hogs In sight this morning and under
the Influence of a good demand the market
improved a little. The bulk of the hogs
soid a big nickel higher than yesterday or
a good many were calling It 5&'10c higher.
The bJlk of the hogs sold from 17.10 to 17.15,
with the prime heavies going from t7.16 to
17.30. There were comparatively few light
hogs on sale this morning, but those that
did arrive sold from 17. lo down. Owing to
the scarcity of the light hog the range of
trices today was narrower than It has been
for some time past. Trading waa fairly
active, so that the bulk of the hogs waa
"on disposed of. but on the close the feel
ing was, If anything, a Uttla weaker. Rep
resentative sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr.
40 197
10 195
214
....262
....21
....213
....220
....223
....226
....241
....14
....211
....220
....257
....240
....228
....240
70 240
70 269
67 244
39 265
82 247
61 245
73 234
...240
...219
64..
76.
70.
64
40
80
80
160
120
280
W
120
'io
160
120
40
160
226 80
237
74 229
66 20
68.
62...
67...
19...
.246
..2:o
..248
.200
S3 221
70 238
69 226
74 235
80
6 95
7 00
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 12'4
7 124
7 124
7 124
7 124
7 124
7 124
7 124
7 124
7 124
7 124
7 124
7 124
( 14
7 124
7 124
7 124
No. Ar.
74 242
63 21
66.
66....
56....
66....
70....
52....
61....
75....
71....
76....
68....
67....
68....
58....
60....
CO....
25....
34....
71....
81....
61..
.249
,.217
.2t6
..248
..230
,.2r9
.241
.241
.266
,26t
.240
..253
,.269
.802
..276
,.249
,.278
..23
.285
,.247
.270
Sh. Pr,
200
40
to
40
240
40
40
160
'so
240
40
80
40
120
54. 277 120
70.
61.
70.
77.
69.
48.
65.
54.
69.
S3.
64.
61.
51.
.266
.271
.266
256
251
268
267
290
282
247
..307
..305
..291
200
80
7 124
7 124
7 124
7 124
7 124
715
7 15
7 It
7 It
7 H
7 It
7 15
7 15
7 15
7 It
7 16
7 U
7 15
7 IS
7 16
7 15
7 15
7 15
7 16
7 15
T It
7 15
7 17.
7 20
7 20
7 20
7 224
7 224
7 M
No. .
I ,
14 c !
2s .!!!!. !
12
I
14
4 ...
I
14
II....
II....
I....
42....
11....
II....
41...'.
12...
Av.
... 7H
... M0
... T40
... too
... M ,
. . .10411
... 170
...1032
...10:4
... i3
...1271
. . .IOi'.S.
... 842
... 4
...iai'0
... 141
...1071
. ..11'jJ
... "
...1121
...1102
I 71
4 00
4 28
4 25
4 Ki
4
4 It ,
4 40
4 44
4 48
4 4J
4 41
4 hi)
4 60
4 10
4 80
4 88
4 88
4 88
, No. .
I
10
1
' I
; 20
16
16
18
26.
17
II
I
' 42 ,
IS
i7.: ,
24
4.,
16
II
17 i...
II
.lflll 4 6V' 11.,
17 4 60 17
1171 4 40 10
1078 4 40 II
1201 4 40 ' ' I
1141 4 40 12
.....1125 4 40 ' 7 ,
.....1272 4 10 19
1017 4 45 II
1166 4 45 7C
.....1147 4 48 17
1166 I 48 7
171 4 48 .
101T 4 40 10
1047 4 40 22
1144 4 40 11
1133 4 40 ' 10
, 1ISI 4 40 . 13
1011 4 40 17
1174 4 46 17
, Ill, 4 46 II
1212 4 45 10
STEERS AND COWS
. 7o S 80 1 844
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
Av.
..1230
..1206
..1360
..1222
..12.11
. .loii4
..1224
..1294
..1184
..1174
..1122
. .10ti
..IK)
..1211
.1170
..1241
..114
..1227
..1076
..1347
..1112
..l.:l
..1112
..1.34
..12111
..1202
..1276
..1221
..1300
..1360
..1681
..1212
..1386
..1628
..l.'tsi
..1270
..1389
...1431
...1261
...1371
...12
1477
I ,
16
14.'.
I
4
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1. ......
1
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1. ......
1
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1
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1. ......
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64
set
, 726
. 711
, 180
.... 80
.... 6
.... 40
....
.... 820.'
,...1140
ltmo
.... V
.... 6M
.... 6
.... 181
....1060
840
....1040
0M
60
11,14
.... IM
.... 840
....line
.... 117
.... to
....J420
.... 180
....10N)
.... IK
.... ISO
.... Ill
.... 10
. ... 1024
....1180
....1141
.... 180
.... HI
....1118
.... 8 1
.... 46
.... Ill
1M0
.... Ill
. . . . 140
... .1110
....1141
....lint
... "7"
1 26
I 10
4 16
4 16
4 20
4 40
14.
4....
I....
II...,
13...
COWS.
1 00
1 26 -
I U
I 26
I 40
I 60
I 76
I II
I 71
I 80
I 10
I U
I 86
I 86
I 81
'I 18
I 88 )
I 04
I 00
I 00
I 00
I OS
I 00
I 04
I 1
I 10
I 16
I 28
I 28
I
I 16
I 28
I 18
I ?6
14
I 10
I U
I 41
I 46
I 64
I 60
8 66
I 80
I 81
I 4-1
70
I
11
1
1
i
1
I
I
I
I
T
II
11
1
10
1
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I
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1
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I
I
t
1
I
I
I
14
16
. I
4
I
4
i
I
4
1
84
110
1262
1286
1173
1164
184
142
1270
1324
174
1160
1170
1014
1040
1170
144
147
lOi'.O
11S4
100
1281
fj
140
1300
1004
1044
1241
180
1140
410
1380
430
1120
1270
, 1160
1224
1 tri
, 1300
1860
80
1107
, 1044
10S4
1180
1340
Ilttl
1104
Ill
IKS
HO
SS
COWS AND HEIFERS.
... tx f n mi
HEIFERS.
... 404 I 64 3 11M
I 41 1 8O0
1 700
4 42
I lit
. 60
411
no
I 40
I 44
I 44
W4ta4t44444 tsrksr
Pr.
4 46
4 46
4 86
4 66
4 66
4 66
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 fb
4 70
4 76
4 7S
4 76
4 76
4 76
4 75
4 76
4 76
4 80
4 10
4 66
4 80
4 80
4 80
4 80
4 80
4 80
4 6
4 86
4 86
4 88
4 86
4 8V
4 80
4 80
4 10
4 80
4 86
I 10
I 41
4 40
4 4i
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 76
I 76
I 76
I 76
I 71
I 71
I 71
I 80
I SO
I SO
I 80
I 86
I 86
I IS
I 16
I 88
I 86
I 86
I 80
I 80
I 80
I 10
I 80
I 80
I 15
I 86
4 04
4 00
4 OS
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 01
4 00
4 IW
4 00
4 00
4 04
4 06
4 06
4 10
4 10
4 II
4 16
4 m
4 81
4 II
4 (
I 64
I 60
I 66
46
4 40
4 44
nars, O 2fTS.f: bulls, i.7MM ; calve, t3.R0
stn m- Tv . nH Inillin Hteers. 4.',af 1 . 60 :
cows'sni heifers. ti.4it3 0.
I H n 1 rvt ' ' 1 1 ' 1 , 1 "J .
Steady to a shade higher: pig" and ilglua.
t7.tW7.15; packer. t;,0tJj7.2o; butchers anl
best heavy, t7 2M77.4n.
r. . . . 7 , una nu. i. 1 A
had; market active, steady to a shadta
lower; native muttons, $l.50.oo- iamb.
, . v,.r Aii . . n V. ... 1. a t ' yl, i fJ inclc-
ers, t2.2iiea.75; Texans, tl-fWo.On.
Brraaorated Apples aad Dried Fralta.
NEW TORK. Ajjril 17 EVAPORATED
APPLES Continue quiet and without
rhsng. Common are quoted -at 8Vwc;
prime, 5c: choice, tfAc: fancy, t4'U'4o.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS There is
slight Improvement in the demand for
spot prunes and some Jobbing bti8lnV8S ha
been reported. The market continues easy,
however, at prices ranging from tc to 6V
for all grades. Prices show considerable
firmness without special activity, w tn
choice quoted at 7'jS"I4c and fancy at 9,ii
104c. Peaches are dull and without change
at 746c for choice and 6439c for fancy.
SHEEP There was not a very large run
of sheep and lambs here this morning but
the market was ratber slow and weak, as
the demand waa not very brisk, and be
sides that, the reports from other points
have been unfavorable to the selling Inter
ests all the week. The break In prices
this week has been the most disastrous
and far reaching of the seaaon, as all kinds
have been affected, the good kinds as well
as the common stuff. There was very
little good stuff here today with which to
make a test of the market, but some lambs
of fairly good quality sold at $676. The
situation could best be described by calling
the market slow and weak.
There were not very many feeders on
sale today, but It is safe to say that the
price of feeders has been follqwlng the
downward course of fat stuff.
Quotations for wooled stock: Choice
western lambs, t". 00 7. 40; fair to good
lambs, t6.50sj6.90; choice Colorado lambs,
7. 00141 7.40; choice light weight yearlings,
56. 4041 6. 60; fair to good yearlings, t6.253-66:
choice wethers. t6.0oS6.20; fair to good
wethers, 85.756.00; choice ewes, t5.25!jJ6.0;
fair to good ewes, H 505.25; feeder lambs,
t4-0O6.26; feeder yearlings, t4 004.75; feeder
wethers, 13.754? 4.26; feeder ewes, 12.258 50;
.'lipped stock sells about tOQ75c lower than
wooled stock Representative sales:
17 Colorado bucks 151 IK
49 clipped wethers and culls.... 89 t 60
408 clipped wethers 95 4 76
167 Colorado ewes 96 4 85
45 Colorado lambs 80 t 7t
3o western lambs and yearlings.. 100 i 60
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKJST.
IIosjs Nickel to Dime Higher, Sheep
and Lambs Steads- to Weak.
CHICAGO. April 17. CATTLE Receipts,
20,000 head; prime io good steers, t5.60; poor
to medium, 4.25!S.0; Blockers and feeders,
1.1 (Xtfi4.65: cows. tl.fiU(ft4.76: heifers. t2.50Qi
16.00; canners. Jl.6u4j2.75; bulls, tl.fjOim.SO;
' calves, t2.frHi5.75; Texas fed steers, tt.Oo
6.10.
I HOGS Receipts. 15,000 head; estimated
tomorrow, 10,0u0; left over, 8.000; active to
bieioc hlgner; mixed and butchers, t7.05
1 7.So; good to choice luavy, t7.357.55; rough
! heavy, t7.1057.36; light, 86.8067.16; bulk of
1 sales, 2715)17.30.
, HHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta 8,000
head; ! market -steady to weak, good to
choice wethers, t4.75i35.75; fair to choice
mixed, t4.OC4tl.76; western Sheep, 4.502fS.75;
native lambs,. 84.5047.00; western iambs,
t46lK57.00. ,
Ofllcial yesterday: ' .
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle. 137 6,564
Hogs , 4.036
Sheep 167 1'6
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Arll 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1 0j0 h ad natives, 50 head Texana,
225 hi ad calves, mostly r.atlves; beef cattle,
stead,' to sljw; qisararUne, quiet, steady;
Blockers and leeoers, wow; bulls, steady:
calves, dull; cholc export and cress rd
beef steero, tl.o.(ji.J.25; ta.r to goad, t4.0U4
4 6.1; Blockers and feeders, t2-75j.OO; west-e-n
ffd s.eera, t3.004i5.00; Texas ard Indian
ste rs 2 .3045.jt': Texas cows. t2 04.0ii; na
t.v cows, t.,.OCKff4 2S; nutive ht Iters. t3. 'J
4.80; canners, tl.50Ji2.76; bulls, t2.604j4.26;
calves. t2.754l7.0O.
HOGS Receipts, 6,200 head; ' market
. .,., 1 ..,,! m-enlr- Inn. 1 Mi'
I bul of sales, $7.1' 4J'7.20; heavy, $M57.27vi;
' . .. no. 11 i . a f (i. . r.l
mixea pacKers. i.u nim.
7.K'4: yorkers, $7.06(87.124: I lg. t.756.ltO.
SHEEP AND ' LAMBS Receipts, 1.200
head; market steady; native lambs, $4.60'fi
8.00; western lambs, $4.2o4j7 80: fed awes,
$4.0.63.61; native wethers. 4.606.5w; Texas
c ippe I sheep, $4.50tv6.4u; stockTS and feed
ers, 3.204.ao.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, April 17. TATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,930 head; market steady for strera.
clos ng lower; dull, s.eady; town easier;
med urn and common, full, steady, 1 car un
sold; steers, e4H"4'.5; bulls. $3.6i4t4.6i;
cow., $.'.0 4)4 30; txira, $1.65. Cables steady;
ex ons. l one; estimatea tomorrow, i.mi
hi ad cat le and 2,824 quarters uf beef. '
CALVES Receipts, 319 head; Mais,
lower; sales, el. 2' 4(7.76; city dressed veals,
Mi 12c per lb .
HOGS eerlpts, 747 head; steady; slate
and P nnsylvanla, $7.50137.76.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.758
head; sheep, 2oG'j0c lower than Wednesday;
prime lambs ateady, others lower; very
1 ttle demand; 8 cars of stock unsold;
wooled the p. $3.7; 4)6.00; clipped culls, $2.50;
wooled lambs, touiKri7.25; no choice here;
clipped lambs, $4.6iV((6.0u; clipped culls, $t;
spring lambs, nominal.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
8T JOSEPH. April 17-CATTI.E-Re-
ce'pts. 6'4 he id; slow, weak: natives $416(4
6.40; cows ami helie.s, e-'.24j4.Sj; stockers
and feeders, 83 4iio.lo.
HOGS Recelp.s. 4.H86 head; ttesd to
strong; Pigs, nrm; light and light mixed,
$;.u'.4i7.174; meUum and heavy, $7.10g;.&j;
bulk. $712(&7 25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 100 head;
steady.
llosi City Live Stack Market.
SIOUX CITY. la.. ADril 17 SDeclal Tele
gram ) CATTLE Rc Ipts, i. mos ly K II-
ers; mantel steaay; we.ei, s.u'j.v'. towi,
bulls and mixed. $2.' 0& 4.25; siockcs and
feeders, t3.uo4l4.60; calves and yearlings
13.. 10414. 40.
HOGS Receipts, $.200: steady to strong
at t6.eV4i7.20; bulk, tv. 054277. 10.
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a 6:45 am
i 2:36 pm
. 6:0.S tun
bll:60 am
a V.'A pm
i 3:40 pm
i 7:50 am
. 3:40 pm
Daylight Chicago
Local unicago...,
T nrnl Carroll....,
Fast Chicago
Fast Bt. rsui
Limited Chicago
Fast Mall
Local Sioux City b 4:00 pm
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express .. 7:38 am
Chicago, Minneapolis
Hr PsliiI Limited a 7:50 Dm
Minneapolis ex St. Paul
Rvnress b 7:88 am
Chicago Local 10;S6 am
Chicago fcxpress
a 7:00 am
a 8:30 am
a 3:30 pm
al0:2o pm
all: 10 pm
a 6:10 pm
a 8:50 am
a 8:46 pm
a 8:15 am
a 9:16 am
a 2:40 pm
b 2:50 am
a 6:10 pm
a t:05 am
b 10:36 pm
aU0:S5 am
BURLINGTON TATION-IOTH at MASON
Barllnsrton at Mlssoarl River.
Leave. Arrive.
Wymore, Beatrice and
T Innnln . m 'tO am 111 7 "OR ntM
Nebraska Express a 8:60 am a 7:45 pm
jjenver unuisu m ?.v yiu as v.au am
BavcK hiiis ana x-ugsi
Sound
mus ana ruisi
id Exoress sjl:10 pm a 1:10 pm
Colorado Vestlbulsd
vi.m a I'tA nm
Lincoln Fast Mall b 1:63 pm a 9:08 am
Fort croon suna naus-
mouth ' b 3:20 pm bl0:3S am
Bellevue aV Paclflo Jet. .a 7:50 pm a 8:27 am
Bellevue 4V Paclflo Jet.. a 8:50 am
rMcaaro. Barllaaloa at: aolaer.
VniCSgO Dliwiai I .w a. ill m m.oa pill
Chicago vestiDuiea jux.a :w pm
Chicago Local a :18 am
ChtcaeTO Limited a 8:05 pm
Fast Mall
a 7:46 am
all:00 pm
a 7:45 am
a 2:40 pm
Coanrll
a :06 pm
all:06 am
a 6:15 am
Kansas City. Bt. Joseph a
Bluffs.
Kansas City Day Ex.... a :15 am
. I. TTl..Aas s K -1 A anm
Dl, UUU r iJT-t S8 V IV mISS
Kansas City Night Ex..al0:30 pm
WEBSTER DEPOT 15TH A WEBSTER.
CklcaKO a Northwestern Nebraska
and Wyoming; Division.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills, Deadwood,
Lead, Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 6:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas d :00 pm c 6:00 pm
Hastings, York, David
City, Superior, Geneva,
Exeter and Seward b 3:00 pm b 8:00 pm
Boneateel. Lincoln, Nlo-
brara and Fremont. ...b 7:30 am b 10:25 am
Fremont Local c 7:30 am
Mlssoarl Pacific.
Nebraska Iocal. Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm al0:25 sm
Chicago, St. Paal, Minneapolis at
Omaha.
Twin City Passenger.... a 6:30 am a 9:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger... a 2:00 pm all :20 am
Oakland Local b 6:45 pm b 8:45 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, d Dally
except Saturday, e Dally except Monday.
ITEilllUlPI.
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
New Isrla-Screer ktaawsn as 11. 80s Teas.
ttkW roa-KuTTe.MLlAl. 'la UOUMHiNaY
aeiiiLS " 1 iv a as.
Statendam April .J noli.rdaiB Mar II
HrailaJS April 28 PoUiiam M.r 34
Naor4am k I Suteodam May 27
HOLLAND-AMUHICAK I.IMC.
018 Dearborn St.. Chlcauco. III.
Hairy Mooraa, 1441 Fsroass St., C. Rulherfsre,
inj yaniaaa at.. J. B. Keraolds. VAi 8.rn.ii, si
Stork In Sla-ht.
Following were the receipts of live stock
at the Jix principal western cities yeslerdsy:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 2.743 t.108 IM
Chicago ,....20.0i lU.oOft I'lV)
Kansas City l.6t 6,3 0 1 ,2-Q
St. IxiiiN 14) 4 500 l.Mr)
Bt. Joseph o-i4 4.6it 100
Sioux City 800 3,2X1
Totals..
..26,047 tt.tBt 9.887
tit. I.oula lire Stork Market.
ST. LOCIB. April 17. CATTLE Recelits
8'8i head. Incluulng XM head Texans. mar
ket steady to strong: native sh. piling and
export steers. t4.7i6 60; dressed beef and
butchers' steers,. t4 0"j6 tt: s aers under
ldn lbs, t3.kw4 75; storksra and . feadtfa.
tLijH-lb; oe ws aad beitars, U"H75i aan-
CLARK'S
NORWAY - RUSSIA
CRUISE, S225 UP
by specially chartered North Oermsn Lloyd
express S. S. Kslaerln, 8 Ml tons, July 2 11
nvi-: rlrr rf)s shrt t'-ln. hoteU. rulrles,
drives Included, vlaltlnst Cbrlstlanla. Copcn
hsren, Btockho'm. St. Petersburg (Moscow!.
Berlin, etc. Optlonsl side trips nil over
Kurope. Absolutely ro overcrowding: only
the main dining room to lie used.
VtCrfon Excursion. July 2. at $240
to London. Bnissels, Psris. etc., by aam
steamer, with Rhine, Swiss, snd Italy sldi
trips: also a trip June 27 by 8. 6. "Colum
bia " tl1
Fravals O. Ctarlx, IU Srastwsy, St. T.
i