THE OMAHA DAILY UEE: SUNDAY, -APRIL 10, 1003,
19
CONDITION OFOMAUYSTRADE
fme of Baiir.au Vary 8at',tfactry to
Jobbm tnd lianafactixr.ra.
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN PRICE OF SUGAR
Report from the Loaatry Show that
Retail Trade la AIm Brlak, aad aa
fRaaalt Callertloa Are Better
1'haa at Air Time Taia Year.
The buslneai slt;a.lin In Omsha and
sur.oundma: territory in still In vpry satis
tht.ory condition. Jo..b r are nrlng a n.ci
busines and each wk tney notice a cm i
in ihr volume 01 bus.nes-t over me corrr- (
spondlnc week of lam year. Thl In i
reflected In the rleartn: Houm reports,
h h Indicate a tedy growth In the com
n,icial Interest of Umiha. Hcta.Wr In
the country tributary to this nmrrsrt ore
enjoying a nice trade and In fact, according
ly reports received direct from the mer
chants themselvee ana also trom traveling
men It looka aa though thli would be ih
banner year with retailor. Farmer no
aeem to have plenty ot ready cash ana a,
all farm pnducta which ih?y have to aell
are commanding hlgn prUts. and as ihi
outlook for another big crop la very favor
able, they are willing to upend their money.
Retailers' stock are going to pl-ce at a
rapid' rate and If bu nm continue! aa
good aa It haa atarted out Jobber say then
will be an enormous rtoroer tiadi. Mer
chanta In fact are already sending In heivy
sorting up ordera. whlcn In the very best
evidence that could be found that trade li
fully aa Rood ae anticipated. Mrchanti
a rule bought heavily early In the ita'on,
but evidently they did not over-reach tliem
elvea. A few weeka ago there waa conslderiblo
complaint about the slowns of co.leo.lons,
but ni more talk of that charact. r li
heard. Merchants are now meeting their
obligation promptly, ao th'it m ney 1
moving more freely ail along the 1 tie.
There la nothing very new to ne awi r-
rlcars. $10 IS Bseon (hojt'di. stronger; extra
ahorta, tlfl74j; clear rlbe. III.U; ahort
clears, 111 28.
Receipts. Shipment.
Flour bble (.' f
Wheat, bu , 4.) 126.0H)
Corn, bu 14.nl 71.000
Oate. bu ,"
carding the general mnrk't situation. Thcr.t
(a the fame flrmnes that h i j character. zcJ
the trad for lomi time past and the ten
dency of prlcea la undoubtedly upward.
Jobbera are all compialiilng about the
scarcity of goods and the Impending short
age. Those who seem to be Lest pos.cd on
the situation any tnat ilium the tabor
trouble are adjusted thi re will be the
worat shortage of fall goods that haa ever
been experienced.
Aaotber Advance la lagar,
I'he sugar market may be suld to be In a
very strong position and an advance of luc
per 100 pounds went Into effect last we ?k.
The demand la now very heavv and con
Bluntly Increasing, so that higher prb-es In
lAe near future are being freely vred.cted.
lnjf market on syrups eased off a lie lie
liT week, owing no doubt to the fact that
refiners are caught up with their order and
are naming these lower prices to clean up
their surplus stock.
1 he tea market Is quoted a little stronger
than a week ago, but there haa been very
little change In coffee.
Operators on the canned goods market ara
stlu watching the situation on tomatoes,
bu(k an stated a week agu the general belief
la that the bottom has been reached and
any 'Increase In demand would cause higher
prlcea to rule. Spot corn haa shown a II: tie
easier feeling, but the movement has
featly Improved, and It ta thought tnat
a rtient prices are about light.
1 There Is also quite an improvement In thi
mand for dried fruits and particularly is
liat true of peaches and apricots. A frost
Is said to have occurred In Culllornla Auiii
11. which Is thought to have injured the
crop of apricots 30 to 40 per cent In some
localities. This news haa had a tendency
to stiffen the market on spot goods and at
advance ot iihic per pound haa gone Into
effect. The market on prunes continues
rather easy and there is an evident disposi
tion on the part of holder to unload.
The rice market Is still in a very strong
position, with fancy Japs practically out of
the market, and medium grades are quoted
o above prlcea ruling two week ago.
Dry- Good Trade Very Brlak.
Dry good Jobber report bouse trade as
being fully a good a it was a week ago,
at which Urn they callad It the beat that It
had been since March 1. Not only has
house trade been brisk, but order business
on good for current shipment haa been
very satisfactory and a great Improvement
ha been noted in sales of fall goods for
. future shipment. Jobbers think that the
prospect of a short supply of many pop
ular line of fall gooda la having a ten
dency to make merchants place their or
ders and as a result traveling men hope ta
break all previous record on advance or
dera. The cotton good market continue to ad
vance and the general lmpreasion la that it
II well under the control of speculator,
who aeem able to dictate the price which
manufacturer muat pay for the product.
Another feature which la tending to ad
vance the price of manufactured good la
th fear of a spread of the strikes which
, have begun at Lowell. If this take place
Jobber say that a great shortage In many
lines and especially In cotton : lunketa and
knap fabrics for fall denvery cannot be
avoided. Taking the entire situation Into
consideration Jobber say there Is no rea
son for looking for lower price on cotton
good during the present year or at least
until after the fall business is over. As a
resuu tney consider merchandise at preaent
price good property.
N Chaaare la Hardware.
OMAHA WIIOLE9AI.B. MARKET,
m
fondltloa of Trade and Heelatlons ea
fltapte) and I'saoy Predana, "
KOOB Fresh etock, 12c.
LIVE POULTRY Hen. lOHtllle; rooet
era, according to age ". turkeys, lt
loc; ducks, MulOc, geese, tflOc.
HI'TTKR Packing stock, weak. 13c;
choice dairy, in uba, lVclTc; separator, 'ti
24c."
OTBTER8 Standards, per can, : extra
selects, per can, 36c, New York count per
can, 42c; bulk, extra selects, per gal., 11.75;
bulk standards, per gal., 11.35.
KHOZKN FhEHH FIPH-Trout. WflOe;
Hhe corre i buffalo, Ui eased, Jc; suiinnh, c; blueflsh, lie;
wniteiien, sc. salmon. ih ; nuJ-ii ai nc:
codrtsh. 12c; redsnapper, 'uc. lobatera,
boiled, per lb., 2c; lobatera, grern, per lb.,
Ibt; bullheads, luc: catnah, 4c; back )a.
lie, halibut, lie; shad roe. 76c act
BRAN Per ton, ,15.00.
HAY-Prices quoted by Oman Wholesale
Dealers' aaruclution: Choice No. 1 upland,
18; No. i. 17.40; medium. 17; coarse. W.60.
Rye straw, I. These prices ore for Say of
good co.oi and quality. I'emana tair ana
receipts ngnt.
COKN toe.
OA 'IB ."tc.
R Yi No. 2. fcc.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Per bu.. aia3Jc; Colorado,
per bu., bOc.
iij-;u PUfyVTUt. Northern grown. pr
bu.. w.x?vc.
nkw CAKROT8 per doxen cuncnea, m
LKTTl CK Per dozen bunches. ilc.
BEBTS New southern, pjr dozen bunch-
ts, lac; old, per bu.. 4uv.
PAW8N1P1 Per tu. uc
CLC'L AlBhhli llotnouie, per do., W.75.
CAHKUTlPer bu., 4U.
(JHtiKN ONIONS botitbern. per doxen
bunched 4tc
HAlJlriHES southern, per dozen buncbos.
76c; home grown, fcfetcc.
lp.nip! Per bu.. ttx:; canaaa rutaua
gaa, per !'.. ic; new southern, per doxen
0unr.es. HM
t'NIciNft Her. v'lconln. ner lb.. 10:
wli.te. per lb., ic; HianUn. per ciacc, U.76.
BPINA'.H Southern, per tj-uu. uox., i-
NAV Y HKANS Per bu., W.WI.
WAX riKANa-J'er bu. uv 51; string
Ixans. p.r bu. box, 3.00ig3.uO.
CAHBAGK H4land seed, per lb.. 1C.
TOMAVOE8 New riorlda, per -basKt
crate, ,L
FRUITS.
APPLES New Tork tock, 3.0O.6O;
California Permaln, (1.60; Colorado lien
Davis, 11.26.
HTKA WHERRIES Texas, per 24-qt. case.
M.2M3S.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
KIG8 California, per 10-lb. carton. 90o;
Turkish, per 36-lb. box, 14ul8c
UHANGES California navels, fancy, $3.6";
choice, M.V5; Mediterranean Sweets, (3.2o;
Sweet Jaffa, I2.S0.
LEMONS California fancy, 13.25; chclce,
DATES Persian, in 70-lb. noxe, per lb.,
c, per case of ao-lb. pkgs., xza.
PIN EAl'PLES Cuban, .2o.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAPf.H BIIOAU-Ohln. Der lb.. 10c.
HONEY Utah, per 24-trame caa, $3 2t;
Colorado, 3.b0.
POPCORN Per H., 2c; shelled, 4c.
HlDKtt No 1 arreen. he: No. i green, to
No. I lted. 7c: No. 2 ilted. c: No. 1 veal
calf, o 12 lb., KHc; No. 2 veal calf, 12 to
la lbs.. 6 Vic; dry hides, ""yll. sneep pells, 26
Uiac, horse hlues, ii.dou-''.
NUTH Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb..
16c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 2 solt shell,
ner lb., lie: No. i nard shell, per lb.. i:o
Brazils, per lb.. 1c: Alberts, per id., Uc;
I ........ .. . ,w I He kalH V, 1 1
BIIIIUI1UB, BUIl ,3, fV . w, -hw...
per lb., 16c; pecans, large, per lb., Uw,
mill, ner 111 11c: cocoanutS. Der doX.. 6101
chestnuts. Der lb.. lOo: peanuts, per lb.. iVM:
roasted peanuts, per id., ic; oiaca wamuia.
per bu., (1; hickory nuts, per bu., 1.6o;
ooiinniit a. oer 1U0. 6.
ULD METALS. HTC.-A. ti. AlDir.l QUO)
the following prlcea: Iron, country mixed.
per ton, in; iron, stove piaia, per ion, s,
copper, per lb., 8V4o; brass, heavy, per lb.,
8Vic; brass, light, per lb., fcftc; lead per lb.,
It, sine, per lb.,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Small Advances in All Oosmoditiei an tha
Board of Trad.
OPENING PRICES ARE BARELY STEADY
Arsiosri Sappart Wheat aad Other
gtrong Balllsh Sentiment
rrovlsloa Active.
i 15.25: casting, $14 fcnti 14.7S. Iad was In
oulet demsnd and steady at for spot.
Hpeller. quiet; sr"t, an 6. Iron, quiet and
nonilaal, but steady; quotations untbsnged.
CHICAGO, April IS. -There wa contin
uation ot the Ouillah eentlment In wheat
today and cosing prices were etrong. May
being V4C mgoer and July SOi' higher.
May corn cusei at a gain 01 n'flc, with
oats S"c h.gher. Provisions vere strong,
tna Juiy prouueta closing wuh an advance
of trom Vrt'S'"c to 2tj22c.
Optning prices In wneat were barely
steady, tiue to a moderate selling move
ment by local traders on the lavorable
Weather conulttons and to the Indifferent
cubits. May was down ,,iftc to Viic at
77ic to ic, and July was unchanged to
U-aiic hither at ilvkfr.ic to 72e. '1 he mar
ket received some eupport Iroiii the Armour
nteiteU ea. ly In Hie eeaaion ana nun
orelgn new oulhsh, tcgemer with atrong
on, Bine markets, hhorts began to tover
reel, wmiu ciimmlKlon houa.-s also cougnt
llberailv. I.'m.er tnna condltlotis prices
giuuu'iiiy aavanced, May selling up to 78c
tiM July to ifc. laie in me any inero
wnx a alight reaction on liquidation, bJt
CiO.ing pilce.i were etrong. May being
higher at 7ifr.;7c and July up H'VVnC at
7iSc. Clearances of wheat anu flour W--ro
eq.,al to .j2,iu buehei. Pr.mary receipts
were X'l.suu ousneiH. against ihi.ai a jrar
ago. Minneapolis anu ouiu.n reportea re
ceipts or IUj ears, which with local receipts
ot 2a cars, 1 ot contract grtue, mane iw.ui
receipts of 1W cars, against 442 cat a last
week and 143 car a year ago.
owlna tt scarcity or orrenngs tne trauma
in corn was rather light, but unoer the In
fluence of the strength In wheat and oats a
firm leeilng prevailed, with a good general
demand, paiticuiarly in in July option.
Cumml.-elon houses were gooa buyers cr
July anu local ehorts covered May. The
cttHh bualmss was dull owing to a?k of
ofteiings, out a hrm tone preval.ed. Cloa-
nu ori.:es were nrm. witn May 4a-c
hlahtr at 44SiC. after selling betweej 44c
and 44Hc. July wa up c at 44-'644ie and
rangea between i4c ana 44'4)C. iocai re
celpis were small at 6a cars, l of contract
grade.
oats aisniayeii exceptional strengtn again.
the sma.lness of contracis anu ta.k of re
duced area for seeding combining to make
shorts uneasy and otherwlte stimulate the
bullish sentiment. Blurt! were go"d bjy-
era of both May and July, and there was
also a good derhnnd from outsider. My
cosed at an advance of cic at 3iMjo,
after selling between 34"isc and AAc. Jtny
was 4c higher at 31Vc. Local receipts were
w cars.
In a general way the provision market
was more active than it bus been for some
time and a strong undertone wan mam-
tested. An urgent demand tor ribs was the
feature in trading, alt hound shorts cov
ered quite freely in pork. The strength in
grain waa a duii factor, i nc c itxte was
strong, with July pork 20rV24c higher at
17.62V. July lard Was up iH&l. at
and ribs were loc higher at i.,2'W9.77H.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
40 cars; corn, 70 .urs; oats, lt cars; hogs,
8,(0.1 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
HEW tORK STOCKS AD BOMH.
Wall Street l.eofcs for Proreedlpg I
Aajalast Coal C'omblae Next.
NEW TORK, April 18. Todays stock
rrarket waa but a dull and narrow affair
and the net changes are generally Insig
nificant. A violent rebound at the opening
In Metropolitan 8tret Railway helped the
tone ror a wnne, aa tna uiieennng eneci
of such weakness as wss shown by this
stock yesterday la dreaded. The spasmodic
rise in tnis stock provea to u oue to ier
order to cover the market and the high
price waa maintained for only an Instant.
The renewed weaknesa of the etock and
the sharp selling movement In Reading
imMtilnH rtH.ca nnrt turned the trnd down
ward. Reailln dropped about 2 points be- Official Monday J.4f
fore support was forthcoming. Selling of Official Tuesday. I.KU
the stock wa based upon a supposition Official Wednesday I.t25
that the anthracite coal combine win be t'mclal Thursday.
the next object of legal proeea under the omciai rrmay...
ar.tl-trust law by the government. Other I Official Saturday.
mam har. nf t Via anthracite BTOlin were Tint I
nninhiv afTscteH The r.rof esl(in b 1 traders I Total this week..
who made up the market commenced to I Week ending April U
cover their short contracts Deiore tne Dana " mmm nfm i
statement appeared, but the eellliig wa
renewed on publication or tne statement.
The dlssppolntrrient was In the average
loans, which showed n Increase of 12,427,-
800, whtreas the severe liquidation of the
week' had given rise to hopes of a large
loan reduction. The showing is compli
cated by the merger of the two banks and
an increase of capital of another which
made requirements for loans without a cor-
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MlRkM
I Beaf Rtrer and Ca An Abott Steady
for trie Week.
HOGS ALSO LOWER THAN A WEEK AGO
hee aad Lamb of All Kinds Have
Battered at Berere Break, tha De-
rllae Aaioiatlag to fifty to
SeTeaty Ceat Darin Week.
SOUTH OMAHA, April 18.
Receipt were; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
l.HHl
2.M7
US
7 T6
10.24
t,M
,.32.520 43.311
..18.914 SU.TOl
..1A4JJ a; 614
Week ending March 28.. 21. 161 40.2W
Week ending March 21..18.M9 2"'l
Sams week last year.... 13, 429 .63
RECEIPTS FOR THE VEAR TO DATE.
Th. tnllmxlnu- lahl, ahnwa the receipts of
cattle, hogs and heep at South omuha
tor tho year to date and comparisons wan
last vear: lHoa. ivn. inv.
. , 1.x! xn til :140 4&.UJB
Him .'!!.'!' .'ctulaoM 7i)2..J l-7,7o
responding effect on deposits. The cash In- hiieen 4i8.ia 2s7.7o lM2i
creaae la about as expected and the stir-1 Avvraas price tmiu tur nogs at south
plus reserve was correspondingly benefited. Omaha lor the last several day with com-
m marKet rallied ana ciowea steaay ana
weak; beeves. 14 noti 0 on : cows, bulls and
mixed, 12.110414.; stin kers and tcerters, 3 On
ti4 "n; calvcn and yesrlltitis l iHI'ji I .
HH19 Receipt, a,m; tUady; 7.Wa7.20;
bulk, li.'fT.lO.
IIIII AUO MIE STOCK MARKET.
Receipt Are Light All Araaad aad
Prleea share l.lttle Change.
CHICAGO Anril IS. CATTLE Receipts,
1.4i" head; marKet nominal; good to prime
steera. W lo'qo.1; poor to nte.llum, 4 2.Vq)
6; stockers and feeders, So.tk.xii-4.N6: cows.
l.ti;4.75; lielfrrs. 12 Vwj I.H'; canners. II ti
ti2.7u; bulls, tS.oiM.so; calves, i.Mli6.7b.
Texaa fed steers, It.Oi'OJ.lO.
HOGS Receipts, H.imi head; istlmated
Monday, 2.0ii0; left over. i.i'H); market about
steady: mixed and butchers. $7.ui 7.30: good
to ehoive heavy, 7.;iMr7.r2Vj; rough heaxy,
t7 17 4n; light, $6.mi7.20; bulk of sales,
$7.('o7.8tV
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts. MO head;
good to choice wethers. 4.7t45.75; fair to
choice mixed, 4.Wi4.7j; western sheep.
4.fi(i5.65; native lambs, 4.Sj7.O0; westutn
lamla, a4.So4i7.mi.
Official yesterday:
Receipts. Shipment
Cattle 2.W4 4.461
Hoga 1.2 l .2
,n
increase. K.4J7.: dttxiFlts. !-7.2W..,'':
eteajie, $1.4!'.40i; i trr'i.n ion, s ,.,:.. il; in
crene, .'; I kmI iii.itr. .-.bl.To ; Hi
crease. $-M.4ii: i.pccie, '. 2. ' : inc es . .
I.'.1 1 ;'; reserve, $2j;.K .;!'; liu i-easc. I2.n1
a"; restrve required. ti,s2;,.tv. Im r ,
Jil4.S; sin plus. P': '?."; picresse. ,
.; ex-l'nltei Stales dcpodH, $l.i,ill,2.'; l.i
creaKe, l2.2o,4ii.
Bank t learlnga.
ST. LOt"l!4. April 18 Clearings, M.7!.:ar.;
balances, JTsjM; monrv. steatlv. .Vof per
i-ent: New York exchange, PK- premium.
CHICAGO. April 18. Clearings, J24.7JI.
1T; balances, )l ,!.'1.84!i ; New York exelian.Ke.
3c premium bin; foreign rxehapge, vu
thangexl; sterling pnsteil at 14. for s4xty
davs and $4 v'Tj for demand.
NEW YORK, April 1 Clearings,
2iM.74s: balancea. U.44.S,.
PHILADELI'IIIA, April 14. Clearings,
l21,T4i.KM; balances, l,lj,612; money, ftiij'.,
per cent.
HALTIMORK. April 1. Clearings, H.isil.
9SK"''. balances, (.xvS.bM; monev, per cent.
CINCINNATI, April JS. Clearings, a..Vsi.
Of"; money, A per cent; firm; New York
exchange, i4;'!c premi im.
OH rni' Hosla.
Sheep
4,077
4ust
Kaasa City Lire StouU: Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 18-CATTLE-Re-celpts,
HO head; market unchanged; choice
exnnrt and dressed beef steers. S4.ftiKfi6.23;
fair to good. at.W.qT4.t; stocaers anu ireu- iora, v.; i niiiieipiu
SAVANNAH, Oil, April 18.-OlL--Turpen-tine,
quiet, 49c. Rosin, dull, nothing tbdng;
A. B, C, D and K. Sl.Wl; F, S2; G, I2.0R; II,
12.40; I, i2.KS; K. SA; M, SXlu; N, S3.2T; W. G.,
U..ir: ;v. w.. s;i.bo.
NEW TORK. April 18 Oily-Cottonseed,
firm; prime crude nominal: prime yellow,
44Vfi45V Petroleum steady; refined. New
anu Hummor-,
Articles. Open. I High. Low. Close. Tes y.
Wheat I
May 774fiHl
July 171-211,1
Sept. I Sii
Uorn
April
78
Jflher have been practically no Important
djiijige in the hardware market during tha
4ffk under review. The acarclty of goods
woJeta waa mentioned a week ago I still as
pronounced as ever, so that nrlcea all ilnm
the line may be said to be In a very strong
position, with every reason for expecting
them to remain that way for some time to
acme. It may safely be said that there 1
Hot a Wholesale or retail hardware hum In
th country that haa anything like what
would In ordinary time be considered a
complete stock. Retailer have to get along
. with what is to be had and consumers are
In th same nosttion. There la nr rim, hi
lut what the hardware trade would be
f,"ch larger than It 1 It the good could be
'gswiiau.
Leather Good a Little Qnlet
There I nothing very rushing in lh
earner gooa trails at thl time, but still
there la fully as much business a could be
expected for the season. Traveling men
who have recently returned from tha marl
ay that trade in th country la now quite
brisk, but it needs warmer weather to
maae rootwear move in good shape. There
will be an enormous demand for low shoes
aa soon as warmer weather arrives, but thi
demand so far for that ciats. of gooda haa
been somewhat limited.
r'ralta and Prod ace.
There waa a very brisk demand for fruits
laet week. Interest x-entered around straw
berries, as they are beginning to arrive in
carload lots and ere selling at prices low
enough to he within the reach of thi
maaaes. The quality of tne stock is said to
be much bettor than usual, so a large pro
portion of it will At for - hipping. Ttxus la
furnishing the bulk or th. stock and price i
range from 3. t UoO pr twenty-four-quart
case. A liberal upply is looked lor
from this time on and Jobbers hope to ex
perience a brisk demand both irom ihi
country and the city.
There Is still some demand for appa, but
th season is rearing a close. Oraugei ml
lemons, though, are el.lng freely. Cuban
pineapple are alo attracting a good de
of attention and the quality of the atock li
said to be the best ever receive 1 from (hat
' country. The prices at which thi different
lines are selling will be found In ano her
column.
The egg market eased off a little the lat
ter part of the week, owing to the storage
demand not being quite so sharp. Poul ry
ild 1(1 lust about the sama notches all the
week. The butter mar lie ti also weaker
h I ,n''r'M ,n rece'ut l looked for
Liverpool Grata aad Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. April 18. WHEAT Spot
steadv: No. 2 red western, winter. 6 lHd
No. l northern, spring. 6s 8d: No. 1 Cali
fornia, 6s 8d. Future, steady; May, as a4
juiy, 2a.
CORN Spot, American mixed, new,
steady at B4d: old. uulet at M ZHd. Fu
tures. firm; May, 4s 4d; June, isfHu; July
4s2fed.
provisions Beer, easy; extra India
mess. 88d. Pork, firm: prim roes west
ern, 87 d. Hams, steady; short cut, 14 to
It lb.. Ms. Bacon, steady: Cumberland cut
24 to SO lb., 62s; short ribs, 16 to 84 lbs., fas;
long clear middles, light, 28 to 84 lbs.. 62s Si;
long clear miaaiea, neavy, so to 4u ios., mb;
snort clear packs, in to i) ids., hi clear
bellies, 14 to 16 lb., 63s. Shoulders, squared
U to it ins., steaay, us. iara, steeay;
prime western, In tierces, Sle; American re
fit, to, in pails, KOstd.
BUTTER Finest United State, nom
inal: good United States, steady, 78. '
CHEfc.SK American finest white and
colored, 6ds.
TALLOW Prime city, steady, Z7s 3d.
Kaaaaa City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. April 18.-WHEAT-May,
ftS'AfltKlo; July. 2,c; cash, No. li hard. 87(9
68c; No. 3, SSOtuio; No. 4. 61J4c; rejected,
&MK0e; No. 2 red, 68ie; No. I. 65C847C.
CORN April, 36c; May, 3fiH'S :4c ; July.
Se'H.flaSHo; cash, No. 2 mixed. 3636'c; No. t
white. S6tt&37c: No.' 8. SWae.
OATS No. 2 white, 844j'J5c; No. I mixed,'
c.
RYE No. 2, 46c.
HAY-Tlmothy. 112.50; prairie, 89.75 1C00.
RI'TTER Creamery. 21i2Sc; dairy, lrc.
EGOS Higher; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, 12ic do., case returned; new
No. 2 whltewood cases Included. !3c.
Receipts.' Shipments.
Wheat bu 75.400 2.noo
Corn, bu 70,400 38,400
Oat, bu 22.000 ' 10,000
Evaporated Applea aad Dried Fralt.
NEW YORK, April 18. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market continued to show a
light demand, but desirable fruit Is (Irmly
held. Common was quoted at tfy c;
prime, Rc: choice, 6',&8c; fancy, WtiiH:
CALIFORNIA TRIED FRUITS-Bpot
prunes attract d slightly Improved lobbing
demand, but the general tone shows little
betterment and prices remain unchanged at
yc for all grades. Apricot continue
hrm under a fulr demand and report of
crop damage. Kancv are quoted at
104c and choice at T'.iW.c. Peaches ara
quiet, for peel ;d.
CotTca Market.
NEW . YORK. April 18.-COFFEE The
market opened with price unchanged.
Early news a a whole waa unlnfluential
and speculation dragged heavily until Just
at the close, wnen tne mH interior re
ceipt reported from Santos started mod
erate local covering, on which prices ad
vanced Ml 10 points, this being the closing
level. The tone was finally steady. Sains
mounted to 2H.OH0 bags, Including: Airl),
3 S0c: May. S.Kntjfl 90c; September. 4.30c; No.
l. . A I t . K A ttJtA TT - .
ruary. 4.85c; March, 4.15c,
Toledo Grain aad Seed.,
TOLEDO. April 18. WHEAT Fairly ac.
tive and steady; cash. iSl'.c: May. 76Vc:
July. 72c.
CORN Active and firm; April, 434c; May,
43Hc; July. 44c;
oats Fairly active and firm: April and
saav. sac; juiy, iic. , . , .
RYE No. 2, 53o.
SEEPS Clover, dull and steadv: cash.
$7 Prime timothy, 11.60. Prime alslkc.
su so.
May
July
Sept.
Oats.
April
May
July
Sept. .
pork
May July
Sept.
L.'d
May
July
Sept.
Ribs
May July
Sept.
44fiH
44",
V'il
44m
44v
34H(6,I 86
18 05
17 46
17 10
9 P0
7S
72H
8 67H
18 20
n 62
n 22-,i
a 97H
9 X2i,
80
I
.1
77H
70
77V4177'ff7f 77H
Tits 72S.I 72
5i 6S'..!C8(iTT
I 44 I 43S
44 44S! 44i's
44V44N,V44ai
43. 43i4&.4 4
86HI 31
Si's ! 349,
SlVal x
28 iS
very dull. Canadian Pacific and Missouri
Pacific enjoyed some special benefit from
good reports of gross earnings for the
second week In April. The decision ex
pressed on Mondav on the application for a
stay the appeal of. the Northern Securities
case is somewhat areaaea, ana causea a
pause in operation for the advance. For'
clgn exchange wa firm under a continued
denvind for remittances, but money gen
erally wa easier In London. The weekty
statement of the Imperial tianK or tier
many and tha larre overauPscrlntlon re'
ported for the new German loan were re-"
garuea es gratirymg evidences oi Dun
danco of funds at that center.
Bonds have muved In sympathy with
Mocks and have not been notably active.
The new 4s. registered. , ana tne 6s, reg
istered, 1 per cent; the new 4s, coupon
and the B. coupon, advanced 4 per cent
with the closing call last ween.
The following are the quotation on th
New York Stok exchange:
I arisuns:
Date. l!W3.902. ilSOl. 11800. 1189V. 1898 1M7.
April
April
April
April
April
April
1.... 7 29,
I. .. T2ni
S... T23!
4... 1
... 7 24H)
7... 241
8... 7 27
... 7 26
10 . 7 K
II. . 7 a
12..
18. 7 19
14.. I 7 lrt
i.. 1 ltsl
16.. I 7 07
17.. 7 13 I
18.. 7 14
I I tril S 6 S Hi
8 44 8 bl I 91
I U I tt: I 91
5 Bo, 3 7 S 90
b 62 t i 8 H
t 6 8 72 I 81
3 6ti 3 71 8 00
IS 7bl 3 8i
3 681 3
i era, S2.7o'&5.0ii; westtrn red steers, wjurao.i; jx.w. in Dtilk. sn.wi. ttosin, sieimy; siraineu.
Texas and Indian steers. 3.wv,m.(m; iexas common to gooa. .'.2o. jurpentine, nun,
cows, S2.Ci4.00; native cows, 2.00i 4.2.". : na- 6;taMu,c.
tlvc heifers. S3.0t4i4.s0; tanners $1 SOCi2.7r; LIVERPOOL, April IS. OIL. Turpentine
btills .6'-4i4.25; calves, 82. i.Vai.on. Rorilpts spirits, sternly, 43s 6l. Rosin, common, firm,
for tna week: Cattle, 33,7"0 hed; calv, eiW 6s 9d. Petroleum, refined, steady. (IVsd- Ll"
jirad. 1 seed oil, dull, 24 3d.
HOGS-Rcceliils, 1.500 head: stendy; bulk I
of sales. S,livgr?0; heavy, 7.00$7.7?'4: mixed j Wool Market.
packers, .. f'o i.i'-; ngni. n.Teii.u i
yorkers. 87.0.".W7.12Hi; Pl H.75ti.SO. Re
celpts ftr the week 4i.,r) bead
I I 7i & 80
mi a 27
6 63 Ol'
6 bSi 6 921 t S3
a a kt a
1W 6 1 D M S VI s 111 -
6 84 I 9 S 88 S (S 8 71 S 97
04 4J S l 3 67, 8 91
6 8i I : 4JI i 8 TU( 3 8i
9fl C OT I a '! " i hl
ffl?9J45 li;
S 9i 6 V2 t u6 8 72, I 3 VI
', I bo, 3 4si 3 68, S 601
611EEP ANI LAMBS Receipts. HOOhend;
market steudy; native lambs, 84.602; .vi;
western lambs, $4 2;.17.W; fed ewes, 4.0o
6 60: western wethers, t.Sfii.50: Texas
clipped sheep, S4.54WiS.40; stockers and feed
ers, S3.2CS4.60. Receipts for the week, 85,600
head.
St. l.onls Mve Stork Mrrket.
ST. IDUIS. April 18. CATTLE Receipts
00 head, Including 76 Texans; market
steady; ruitlve shipping and export steers.
4 15rtjfi.7Ti; dressed beef and butcher
S4-Ulr'(i&.Uu; steers unuer i,. nf., fg--w.
IWNThjS. April 18 WOOlz-Prlces arc
firm. Fine-haired merinos are In favor
' able Inquiry, but holders are asking ex
treme rules. Fltto cross-bred are steady.
Arrivals, 215.774 bales. Including 84,0tl for
warded direct to eplnnrs.
ST. Ill'lS. April 18. WOOL Easy, with
new clip coming oiv the murket; medium
fiades and combing. IV.ilSc; llnht tine, ll'm
7c; heavy line, loS13c; tub-washed, is
KW YORTC, April 18. WOOL Firm;
domestic flee.'". iiX'c.
j stockers ann ieeners. .tuuj.io.
1 heifers, S2.25cj5.O0; canners, t2.ZS4i3.0O; bull.
I 12 6'4.25; ralve. t4.OOSi7.26; Texas and In
dian steers, 83.464jf.0o; cow and hulfcrs,
Atrhlion .
rlo pfd
Bal. A Ohio
An pfd
rRnarltsn ParlBc
Canada Bo
Chea. A Ohio....
1'hlrato Alton
do pfd
Chlraao A O. W
do lat prd
do 2d !d
Chicago N. W
Lhliaso Tr. tt
do pfd
C. C. C. St. L
Colorado So......
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
rwl. A Huilron...
Del. L. A W
Denver A R. O...
do pfd
Krla
dn 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Oreat Nor. pfd . . .
Hocking Valley..
do pfd
Illlnoia Central .
Iowa Central
do pf'l
Lke Brie A W..
do nfd
L. N
Manhattan L
Met. at. Rr
Mex. Central ....
Mai. National ..
1H So. Pacific
So Railway ,
11 do pfd
H2 Triaa AV Palflr. .
....MOtt Tolrdn. Rt. L. A
70 I do ufd
44i I'nloD J'aclflc
mi do pfd
lnqMcr.s Sunday. .
The official number of car of atock
MH brought in today by each road was: ,
6
6!) Wabaah
IJil do pfd
77 Whaelltis A L. E...
371,1 do td pfd
mtSiWIe. Canlral
Tr... 1 do pfd
IftLiUdama iEi
. Si1,' American Ex
. 24'i t'nltfd States Ex...
Mt.Wtlla-irargn Ex
, 1
. 9I4
. 41,
. taw
. 27
. 46V,
. rt
. 241,
4714
.tm
,1211
.200
C. M. & 8t. P
Wabash
1 nlon Paclllc system.
C. & N. W
V., E. A M. V "
C. 8t. P., M. & O
B. M
C, B. ax Q
C, R. L A P., east..
2
5
a
i
16
3
7
. .. 16W Amalgamated Cos... tfH
. ..Ufi 'Amtr, tar F JIM,
...241 I do pfd
... SCVAmar. l.a. oil 16S,
... do Pfd 31
... 31S American 8. A R 6' 14
... tDkl do pfd i
... 61'i'Anao. Mlnlns Co 110
iprooklm K. T tr14j
Tntai esrelnts 7 89 1
The disposition of the day' receipt wa
a follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber ot head Indicated: .
I
34H1
8 H
28V,
18 tl) I
17 45
17 10
9 90
9 76
9 72V4
9 87H
9 2
18 10
IT 62V,!
17 20
9 91
9 824
9 8)
9 87m
9 77Vi:
v ill
I
18 0J
17 40
17 07K
9 82'4
9 76
9 72St
9 8)
9 74
9 624
Inn. St.
Mo. Pacific .
K. A T..
do pfd
J. central.
N. Y. Cantral
orfolk W.
do pfd S
Ontario A W...,
Pennarlvanla ...
Readlnx
do lat nfd....
do td pfd
St. L. A a P..
do lat pfd. ,..
do 2d pfd..!..
gt. L. S. W,...
do pfd
8t. Paul
do pfd
NO. 2.
Cash ouotat'ons were as follows:
FLOUR Dull, stendy; winter patent t3.40
63.60: straights. S3.1'jtu3.80: spring patents,
S3-303.7o; spring strajfch a, S3.0lfo3.32;
bakera, S2.20fi'2.70.
WHEAT No. 2 soring. 78c: No. 3
gprlng, 70W79c; No. 2 red. i6H(lii74?.
CORN No. 2. 44c; No. 2yq ow, 4lo,
OATS No. 2, 3 He: No. 3 will e, 34(8'6'.ic.
RYE No. 2. 604MV,e.
BARLET Good feeding, :639c: fair to
chclce malting, 6S4c.
SEED No. I flax S'.o?1; N-. 1 northwest
ern, 81.11: prime timothy. f3.70; clover, con
tract grade. 11.5rfh"12.(V.
PROVISIONS Mess p?r! per fcbl., tl8 0) i
1J.10. lard, per 10j lha.. 9.R (jjW.i,. Bhjrt
l.js fldts (loose), 89 S (?' .9V Dry saited
shoulders (boxed), SS.37 Vy8.50. Short cleur
aides (boxed), tl0.12H10.2o.
Following are the receipts and shipments
of flour and grain yesterday:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbl ll,0 11.900
Wheat, bu 28,80) 131 80)
Corn, bu 3.oo 3.8, 81O
Oats, bu HH.70) 2i8,7JO
Rye. bu 1I.8W
Barley, bu 4,J0O 1.9X)
On the Produce cxi Imnfe today the but
ter market was weak; creameries, 18(&21c;
dairies, lout 22c. K.g.i. steady, st mark.
cases Included, 144c. Cheese, steady, l2Vc
to im to KtQIDxC.
v v w vnnw inrii is unvipvnn aii
cmlnal: no loans: time, easier: sixty and
inety days. 6 per cent: six months. 4io
per cent: prime mercantile paper, btaohi per .n uiv fmm tx.76 to 84.35.
ent. 1 nulla aula tn ennd advantage all th week
STERLINO EXCHANQE Firm, with ac-I .k. h. nn.litv wss aood and the week
ual business In bankers' bills at 84.87 for ci0sed with price about steady with the
emand and at 84 8376 for sixty days; posted close of last week. The commoner kind
ates, S4.S4Mi and S4.874: commercial bills. .niri emm 13 76 to S3.30. while the better
S4.S8'4'rj4.&:iV grade went from 83.80 to t4.10. Veal calves
SILVER Bar, foe; Mexican dollars, 39c.- Jieid fully steady all the week, the better
BONDS Rnllroad. ptc.dy; government, grades selling mor.tly from 86 00 to fi.60 and
steady: refunding 2j. registered and coupon. 1, hli-h aa tS.7a was tjald.
11014; js. regimerea. m,; coupon, iuo: new 1 stockers and feeder of gooa quality were
as, regimereu, 114; coupon, ijoi; 01a I strong ail the Wee, ana in iaci prices
registered, ni'4; coupon, jii; ss, registered, reached the highest point of tne season.
US'; coupon, vtu-r
t. Leal Grata aad Provisions.
,BT'. y1- April 18. WHEAT Higher;
Jo. I red, cash, elevator. 7o',c; track, 71c;
ir ,lrn'uci jui. w'c; k, a hard
71 'B 74c. ,
lUKN-Mrm; No. l cash, 40o, nominal;
. J.o , x " '""e: juiv, etii-c.
OATS-Sironger; No. I cash. SSc nominal
track, 3.14c; May, 83,c; July. Wic; No. :
White, Si4c.
RVE-Higher at 49c.
FLOCR dellera firm and asking highei
prlcea; red winter patenta. S34oi3.lS; extri
J "cy "na l"'aht, ai li3.4a; clear, tS.Outt
f cEED-Tlmothy. steady. I.S0Ci3.46; prime
"'T Wl I1IUIT. 1
T. I 'ORNMKAISti-ail.- at S 30
BRAN- -Steady, flnri; sacked, east track,
821 &c.
HAY-Tlmothy, steady. t7.0tai5.JO; prairie,
IRON COT'inN TIES 81.05
B A U3 1 N S U 4c
HFMP TWINE 6e
Mr-TAIJJ Taiad. dull ai 14 &fl Rnelt.r
.. I I . 4C '
10l:LTRy-8teadv: chickens lie- .nrlnss
M w Pr doaen; turkeys, Uc; ducks.
H1TTTER Steady: creamerv ifli..
Idulry. Uij-.'14p.
KOUts insher; H4 for fresh.
PROVISIONS Perk. hiaher: 1ohbln
standard mesa. tl8 SO. Ijird. higher. U-to.
Dry salt meat I boxed 1. stronger: run
ghorks, tt.74. clew rib. U0.U4; abort
Philadelphia Prodac Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April 18. BUTTER
cak and 2c lower; extra western ere ara.
y. 2oV; nearby print, 27c. 1
W'
er
EGOS Firm, good demand: fresh nearbv
144?. at th mark; western, ISc; south
western 16c; southern. 14c.
CHEESE Firm, quiet; New York cream.
ry, full prims, small. 144c; fair to good,
small. 13l44c; nrtme, large, 144c; fair
to uuu, iure, uVtfc
Mlaarnpolls Wheat. Kloar aad Braa
MINNEAPOUa, April J. WHEATv
Caah. 774c; May. 75Wc; July, 764a764oon
track, No. 1 hard. 7S4c; No. 1 northern,
774c; No. 2 northern. 764c. . .
FLOLR First patents I4.05Hj4 M; second
patents, li yu4 0o. first cl'ars, 12.93.06;
BRAN In built. tlO.Oufc 10.50. .
Milwaukee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. April 18. WHEAT No
1 northern, fcWc; No. 2 northern. 7oU79c;
May i.c.
RYR Firm; No. 1. 62c.
HA RLE Y Steady ; No. 2. 68ijti0c; sample,
aoirwie.
CORN May, 44Ho asked.
Dalatb Grata Market.
DULUTH. April I8.-WHEAT-T0 arrive
No. 1 hard, 74c: No. I northern. T74c; No.
1 iiumiein. ioc; aiay, naru, l,c; July
OAT8 May, 334e.
Peoria Me.rket.
PEORIA. April 18. -CORN Firm; No.
404c.
UATS-No. I w bit. Ku.
SEW YORK iKkl:J.L MARKET.
Quotations of the Day os Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. April 13 FLOUR Re
celpts, 12.64) LbU. ; txpcri. 15.043 bbls. ;
steaatly held, nul quii; winter paieuti,
13.704,4.00; winter straight, J1.5-G 1.00; Mm-
neeota patents. 83.lH.4i 1. u; winter extras
S2.8 iB3.I5; Minnesota bak?ri. S3 .20J.40; win.
ter low graaie, hou.hj. ti f nour, steaay;
fair to gooJ, J2.8 (ik'.-O, cr.tlce to fancy.
J.i.V(JH45.
COKNMEAl-Hteady; yellow western
tl.06; city, 11.04: brandywlne, S3.40fe3.66.
Kit!. Hrm: No. 2 wesietn. 000. f. o. b..
anoat; stste, o.Ktuic, c. 1. r., New York.
BARLEY Dun : frellng, 47c, c. I. f., Buf
falo; malting. I241f 9o, c. I. f.. Buffalo.
wheat Receipts, las.soo bu. : exports
74,25it bu. ; No. 2 red, 82c, elevator; No. 2
red. H44C 1. o. o., atiout ; No. 1 northern
Dultith. 90Vc, f. o. b. afloat: Ni. 1 hard
Manitoba. bKUiC. f o. h . utlcat. There was
a fair tiade In wheat h 1 the morning, with
conditions steady to mm as a result of ex
port rumors, light receipts and influential
support at Chicago. The close was lirm at
Valine net advance. Mav. mhkOiin ll-16c
closed at 81rc; July. 76Sur7 1-llic. closed at
4c; Septemrter. i.wi-.'j:, closed at 74'vc
CORN Receipts. 2,!.2Su bu.; exports. 163..
194 bu. Spot, duil; No. 2. nominal, eleva
tor, and 62Vc. f o. b.. afloat: No. 2 vellow
6!c: No 2 wh tt. Uc Cptl3n opened steadv,
eased off undor realls.ng. but later tumid
atrong, with considerable activity In July,
which closed Stc net nigner on a demand
from shorts, agilnst c net decline in May,
May. t3'.t)3'V.c. closed at 634c: July. 5iv
Bio, t ioen at no; cepiemoer, 4S lj-lbytiic,
closed at 497c.
OATS Receipts, B2.&00 ou. ; exports. S.012
bu. Spot, quet: No. 2. 38'c; standard
white. 4ic: No. 3. s.ir,c; no. a whl:e, oc;
No. 8 white, SSc;. track mixed we.-tcrn,
nominal: track white. 8742145c. Ontionj
Qtiet ana strtaay.
tiAi-nrm, snipping, iisjic; gooa ta
choice. 81.
HOPS State, comm n to choice. 1902. 2(iS
nc;iii. ltW'isc; oios, wgiic. racinc coast,
UOi. i 4i24c: lui, lwaisc; old, Ivsilc.
HIDES Quiet; Ualveaton, 2u to 2a lha
18c; California, 21 to 2a lbs., 19c; Texas dry,
24 to Jit ins., ic
LEATHER Acid, 24a26o.
RICE Firm: extra. 4V4i7c: JaDin. &.
PROVISIONS Beef, easy: family. SiS.fOS
1I.W); mtsa, ss.wixiiu.uu; Deer name. 20.0v
21 60: packet, tli.6vtjll.u0: extra India mm,
S12.0C4J12 60. cut meats, steady; pickled be
lies. 8.'7Sftfll.ou; pickled hams, tU-tOfi 12.00.
iara. auu; weoiern steamed. ina, renned
steady; continent, t!0 4i; Smith America,
U; compound, S1.so5.t1.uo. Pork, steady
Tamlly. Sl9o6.
BUTTER Unsettled; extra creamery. 26c
ractory, i.vniec; creamery, common t
choice, 19(2l4c; imitation creamery, l&y
30c: aia'e uyiry, i.ajjic; renova:ei. l.sjiyc.
CHEESE Steady ; state full crtam. lane
mall colored fall made, lac; small w hi ta
fall made, 14,r; large uplored. fall made,
144'14c; lurge white, fill made, li'tli
I4',e.
EUGS Firm: state and Pennavlvanl,
154c; aoulhern, 144S8l44c; Kentucky. 14V
liK-; wvsie-n storaga. pacKa, lisiic; west.
rrn nrsiv, iac.
TALLOW Dull; city it; per pkg.), 5Sc
country ipkKs. free), 6iju4c.
POULTRY Alive and dressed, steady
unrhanged.
METALS The local markets today were
dull, wits little feature and In some case
prices were noruiml. Tin ti rtoitfi
quiet and firm, unchanged at tlO.ia itr3J.2i
C.itiuer. k.nllrlv IwitnlliMl- atanrlar., -in.
quulcd, lake, tli-Ovqjii.w; tcU0l Us, t-i.09
.185
. M
. ai
.13
. SS
. M
. 40
.I06
.117
.132
. Kit
. Vi
. 91
.101
. 2'4j
. 34
.!,-,
.1314
71
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift ind Company
Armour at Co
Armour, from Sloug City.
Armour, from country
Othtr buyer
Totals
641
1.2SI7
l,lf6
1.3H0
1,761
27
69
17
181 6,234
18
21
Cona. Caa tn
'ont. Tobacco pfd.. .1114
,190
. 14
. It
. 70U
. 04
. 7
. M
. IS
.10
. 414
.zia
Colo. Fuel A lron...4l -r- AC 1 i.R Vhe'iiuDDlv '"ot tattle' here this
I nn I . ina I - - . . , .
week ha been very nesvy, as nun
Inoreaae over last week amounting to
nearly 4,000 head, and ae comparea with
the game week or last year in i
amount to over 9.000 htad. Supplies thi
week have also been the heaviest of any
u.ir ihia vear. Owinc to this liberal run
i?7 prices hav fluctuated back and forth quite
7 i .Pk'Ki nrt n tin raeelntv all the week
wa made up of corntea steera and the
,,.ntu aa about tha best of the year,
comparatively few short fed catue being
ofTsreO. 1 ne nrsi two qy ui mo
nHr... rivitinnri ranlfilv. but a receipts
iH were very heavy the last half of the week
78 I n.is. Krnka an that nractlcally all Of the
.1Vi I ;,iv.ril nf Monday and Tuesday wa lost
iViM enoi closing price wer aooui tna sam i
li 1 they rver last week. The bulk of the goou
'a I . . , . i . tin n II CI with, tha
choicer grade selling largely from 84.80 to
ti.OU. Strlotlf prime cattle sold trom to.Oo
to 86.40.
The cow market alao advanced the first
of th week, but price followed the down-
A nf valnaa nn ataars tha latter
Ml part of the week. Cow stuff In fact suffered
a little worse ma. aiewra., hu viub
price r lOtflBo lower than the close of
last weak on all but canners, which he d
about ateady all the -week. Canners sold
largely from S2.25 to 82.76, fair to good cow
from aa.w to sa. e anu m uiiisi a
Oen.' Electric
Hocking Coal
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Tower
tarled, Gaa
National Biscuit ..
National Lead ....
No. American
Pacific Coaat
Paclllc Mall
People's Gaa i
Prcaaed a. Car.....
do pfd
Pullman P. Car....
Republic Steal ....
do pfd
.... n'4 euxar
136 ' Tenn. Coal A I
b.! Vnlon Bag A P....
.... 2i do pfd
... M',lT. 8. LrathOT ....
7M( do pfd
.... 714 U. 8. Rubbar
.... M do pfd
.... 2mV 8. Steal
.... hl do Pfd
....lBIVWatrn Unloa ....
1K31, Amrr. Loesmotiir,.
l.lii'UA.iv, . . Ktearttf
HOlie neccipts. 1.1V nenu,
to firm; pigs and lights. 87 00,7.10; packer.
t7.10fi7.20; butchers, S7.2S&7.36.
SHEEP AND LAM BP Receipt, 2 400
head; market steady; native muttons 8150
U 00; lambs, 85.50m 7.00; spring, 87.25'n8 (J,
culla and bucks. Sl.OOtioO; 'Jexan
6.O0; atockers, t2.604.00; Texans, t4,0(Vf6.O0.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. April 18. B EE VES No re
ceipts; dressed beef teady: city dressed
native lde, 7(&04c; exports today, l.Ml
beeves, 5.070 quarters pf beef.
CALVES Receipts, 67 head; no sale re
ported; city dressed veals, 8-a12c per lb.
HOGS Receipts, estimated. 2..12 head,
about a deck on sale; steady; good 1 enn-
sylvenia hogs sold at 9i.ni.
SHEEP AND LAM RS Receipts, 27
head; sheep uncommonly dull, rated tlll
lower than yesterday; lambs very low and
unevenlv lower, prime suffering lead; about
8 cars of stock unsold; unshorn sheep sold
at 84.005. per cwt: clipped, 15; unshorn
lambs. 88.504175; clipped. S5.2M.O.60; a few
Kcntucky spring lambs at 86 per cwt,
dresed muttons, 74r8TO,Ao; dressed lambs,
general sales, 9WiUc.
Rt. Joseph Live Stork Market.
8T. JOSEPH, April 18. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 44 head; markt steady.
HOaS-Receipis 8,274 head; market 2450
lower; pigs firm; light and light mixed.
t7.Ou-07.15; medium and heavy, f7.124't7.2o:
b SHEEP NDMRS-Recelpta. 20 head;
market steady.
Dry flood Market.
NEW YORK, April 11 DRY OOODS
Improved wtather coiidltltnis have had
little effect on the local dry gnoils trai!.
The day has been one of restricted busi
r.ens, with buyer willing to pay current
prices for spot good, ,ut rnt Inclined tn
speculate. The effort is being ninue by
western jobber to reduce stocks as much
as possible.
Kiports and Import at Kern- York.
NEW YORK, April 18 Total Imports of
merchandise at the port of New York this
week are valued Ht 811.424,302.
Totnl Imports of specie ut the port of
New York for this week were S.i0,4.V silver
and 810.410 gold. Total exports of specie,
from the port of New York for this week
were 8573,745 sliver and S47.000 gold.
Farnam Smith
& Go.
STOCKS BONDS,
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE.
We buy and sell Union Stock'
Yards Stock, St-uth Omaha.
1320 Farnam St. Tel. (064
14
84
, JS
, 4
:K5
New York Money Market.
8. raf. 2a. rx....l04 IHscklns Val. 4a.
no coupon . .
do 3a, reg
do coupon
do new 4a, rc.
do coupon
do old 4a, re.
no couBnn
do U. reg
do coupon
Att-hlaon gen. 4a.
do aII. la
Dal. A Obio 4a..
do 3Va
do ronv. 4a
"Canada 8o. ta...
Cantral of Ga. (.... Hit
Anything at all decent advanced fully lOdj
lpo and Tn a good many case a much aa
26c. Feeder buyer bought a large number
of the better grades of warmed-up cattle
for more Money than the killer would give.
The better grades of feeder sold largely
frnm 14 40 to 84. so. with fancy cattle selling
s high a 84 .80. Th fair to good grades
went from M-W lO sa.tu anu omera itum ,.vu
down.
HOOS Thar was not a neavy run ot
hogs her today and the market opened
fully ateady with yesterday. Trading waa
fairly active, but still the market wa not
exactly brisk and toward the close packer
riM nnt aeem tn be verv anxious for suo-
J2J2.1, J i .12 P'"" and th close was slow and weak. The
.inbt.Bt. L.. B. w. is...... 'a I t ,u nf ,h medium weight hog sold from
The closing Quotations on bond era as
follows:
106V,
'l I. A N. an . 4a 101
.10744 Mm. Central 4a 7
,1'V do la Inr U
.m -Minn. A Bt. L. 4a..
.1354. M.. K. A T. 4a r94
.11111 do ta : 8o
ill I'M. r. c. tan. iv,s.. 91
10J-, "N. j. c. sen. la. ...190
..103VNo. Paclflc 4a 102U,
..100 I do Sa 71V
.. v im. ar w. con. 4, aa
..loo1,: Heading gn. 4a n
Hi, si. u. I. u. e. sa.iiiH
fStorl: In Slitlit.
Following were the receipts of live otock
at the six principal wa.rncltle
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City.......
6t. Louis
St. Joseph.
Bioux City
Total
li n.ir.a :i
1,4"0 O.iXrt 5X0
100 1,000 SCO
200 i roo 2,i"0
44 3.271 20
600 S.601 ....
2,482 21,826 - 8.7S8
-oo ia .it l -, ,c k. ....
oo la Inc 7 8. A. A A. P. 4,.... U ' '1 " 'VT. k' 'V IVI"
Chea A OhlS 4W....10l'i o. ParlSo 4s M4e
Chicago A A. !... 7..4 Mo. Railway ta liny,
B A Q. s. 4a... 14a
M A Bt P g. 4a. ..110
A N. W. o. Ta....l3lA
C. R. I. A F. 4a. ..104
C C C A St L g. 4a.. 3H
Chlcaso Ter. 4a 4
Colorado Ho. 4a t
Denver A R. O. 4s..
Erie prior lien 4a.... tn4
do xenarsl 4s a4W
F. W. D. C. Is.. 10t)i
Bid.
Taxaa A Pacific la... lit
T., St. L. A W. 4a.. 74
Union Pacific ta lots
do con,. 4s 10:1V,
waoaan le 117
da la 104V,
do deb. B 73S
Wat Slier 4, 104,
Wheal. A It. E. 4a... aivi
n ib. i.emrai vi
fmm 87.18 to 87.20 and aa high aa S7.2S was
paid. . The iigmweignta aoia trom . i
down.
For the week receipt nave peen quite
liberal, us there Is an Increase over last
week of about 12,000 head, and a com
pared with the corresponding week of last
year tne gain aiiiuunig lu luuui i.wv iieau,
Prica hav fluctjated back and forth to
quit an extent, but the general tendency
na been aownwara ana s net toss ot
about (tflOc I noted during th week. Rep
resentative sales:
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, April 18,-COTTON-The
mnrket opened firm at an advance of So-8
points, ruled steady and fairly active for a
time and then commenoed to decline under
reallxlng. The early Improvement was at
tributed to a much better clas of cable
than called for by the clojlng of the Now
York exchange yetcHay. lue demand In
the local market was mainly from shorts,
with subsequently 'cl'liu movement in
stituted bv parties whj had p-olt and
were disposed to secure them In view of the
large movement. VVI.r-l:i lew : nan an hour
the net rise had been reduced to Vvrs points.
Tha new crop months were comparatively
neglected. The local contingent ha been
Inclined to ell In a cotmervatlve way on
the large movement. The volume of busi
ness continues mall and mainly conllned to
the operation of people already In.
BT. LOUIS. April 18-COTTON-3teady ;
middling, 10c: sale, none: receipt. l,4o
bales; shipment. 1.70J bales; atock. 17X7
bales. .
LIVERPOOL. April 18.-COTTON-Spot.
quiet: prices 4 points higher- American
middling fsir, 6.92d; good middling, 6.sd;
middling, B.46.1; low middling, B.C2d; good
ordinary. B.14d; ordina.-y. 5.02d. The sale
of th week were 6.0U) bales, of which 8o0
were for speculation and export and In
cluded 6,800 American. Vlecelpta, 9,000 bales,
inCIUUlflH 0,IWJ rt.lic, t u . u . . a
quiet and closed quiet ana steaoy. Amer
ican middling g. o. c! April, 6.25(1; April
irfl May, 5. u; May ana june, o.:ia, jino
nd July. 6,2Wf5.27d: July and August. 5.2Sd;
Aueust and September. 6.pi(fi517u; Septem
ber and October, 4.61d; October and Novem
ber, 4.62d; November and December, 4.6oc.
I.ondou hl iert Unrkrl.
LONDON, April 18. Closing quotations:
VEARE GRAKJ
Memla's Principal Exchanges.
Prlrate Wires.
BRANCH OFFICE OMAHA, NEB.
110-111 Board of Trade.
W. E. WARD. Mgr. Telephone 1511.
Coneola. money.
do account
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do std
Baltimore A Ohio..
Canadian PacISc
Boston Stock Quotations.
BOSTON. April 18-CaIl loana, 6S3 per
cent; time loans, ban per cent, umciai
closing price on stocks and bonds:
Atchison SlVDInahem
do pfd n Calumet A heels
Boetos A Albany... .224
Poetos A Me.
Poaton Elevated ...
rilchburg ptd
Vnlon PacISc
Mcx. Central
American Sugar ...
do pfd
American T. A T...
Dominion I. A 8...
lien. Electric
Maaa. eiecUto
do pfd
t'nlted Fruit
U. 8. Steel
do pfd. A
Weatlngh. CommoB.
Adventure
Allouea
Amalgamates
174
.14 Mi
.141
. 904,
. 2V
.ISA
,llSi
.1MV,
. it
.lat
. JlVa
. HI
.104
. 35 S
,. V,
. 7
.. 461
Centennial
Copper Range ....
Dominion Coal ...
Franklin
lale Royal,
Mohawk
(lid liomlnloa ....
Oaceola ,
Parrot
Qulncr
Hants Fa Copper..
Tamarack
Trtmountatn
Trinity
t'nlted gutee ....
t:taa
Victoria
winon,
Wolverine
J1V4
11
11
. 14
. (4
. :4
.iU
'.
.144
. IH
4
. H4,
8
Blew York Mlalaa; Qaolatloa.
NEW YORK. Aorll 18 The following
are the quoutlons on the New Tork Stock
exchange:
te I Little Chief .
H Ontario
! Op tur
4V, .Phoenix ....
7j Potoel
14 Ravage
110 iHl.rra Nevada
U0 Ismail Hooea .
I Standard
No.
44..
70..
tt..
tt....
47...,
44....
!....
tt...,
4...
1...
DO...,
4...
77...
74...
71...
44...
II...
7...
44...
...
...
44...
ft...
44...
T...
41...
41...
44...
a,, aa. Pr.
...IN
...111
...lit
...104
...4
...tit
...Ut
.141
Adam, Oos
Alice
Breene
Brunawlck Con...
Cumatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Vs..
Horn Sliver
Iron Silver
Lead vl lie Con....
Asked.
.... I
... IM -....14,
.... a
.... t$
.... to
.... io
.... ta
....t5
Forelga rlaaaelal.
LONDON. April 18 Money was In fair
demand today and rates were easier. Dis
counts were steady. The hopes of a reduc
tion of the Hank or r.ng.aii.i s rate ot die-
count before the moutn-end Increased.
Prices on ths Slock exihangi were a eadler
and business was quiet. Consols were hrm
and home rails were cneertui. Americans
opened steady and above parity. They
wer stagnant, nut ciusea nrm on account
of hones of a favorable bank statement.
Grand Trunk hardened.
BERLIN. April I. Business waa quiet
and price were .-at her lirm on the bourse
today. Home funds were in good demand
on the satisfactory rex .ill, of the subscrip
tions for the new imperial loun. Canadian
Pacific was harder. The wetkiy statement
of the Imperial Hunt of Germany show
the following changes: Cai.li In hand. In
creased g60e4.ooo mark: treasury note, In
creased l.bvi.uoo nmrk i: other securities, de
creased f9.SoV.ilno mtiritr); pole In circula
tion, decreased W.lot'.ii-rO maikf.
PARIS. April IK. -Trading on the bour
today was unnutisfaetcry. International
were Influenced by unfavorable Moroeco
nd Ilalksn i -wa. Spanish 4a and Turks
were principally afree'.ed. beveral Indus
trlriUi declined niaturiiilly. Blocks were
doll. Three ner rent lentes, 4ic for the ac
count. Kxchangu w.i Luudon, tjf lttV,u for
coet&a.
4a M
NTs
,.. J07V,
so 7 10
... tl
... 1 1
m 1 1
H t II
..til 144 1 1
....III IS T 1
....tu 4 1 ie
...47 It 114
.....141 44 1 MV4
til 1 liv
2tl f uvt .
141 lto 1 tai-h
....ltf 10 T U'i
J'.'6 14 1 U',
,....tiu ... 1 lis,
...1ST ' ti T liv,
131 ... 7 M'i
.....141 N 1 Ut
1: to T ia4
144 tW t !!$
Ji.4 ... 7 12V,
25 1 M 7 12i,
M 1 ItV,
0 1 14
10 T II
4 T II
ta t ii
... 1 14
.131
..Ml
;.47
,.4I
.141
No. At. 8h. Fr.
It iM 140 1 li
17 241 40 1 11
II ...t44 ... T 14
19 (71 ... 7 11
14 Kt M 1 II
II 237 ... T it
li tta ... t ii
72 .241 M 111
14 2H2 W T 11
M 161 40 7 16
71 til 40 T II
44 247 ... T II
II US 120 1 IS
II 24 10 7 15
17 ...141 10 1 II
T7 ...141 ... 1 IIS
I 171 10 1 11
I Ii4 40 T II
74 131 W 7 16
M !rt 40 7 17't
7 t6U ... T 17V4j
H iM 44 7 17V,
14 171 40 7 171,
41 ., ...UI ... 1714
41 244 40 7 171,
M 261 10 7 17V,
77., Kl 40 T 10
4. ...... .14 ... Tin
If 171 120 7 10
7 8M ... T 10
12 lit ... 7 liVi
42 IU M 7 214
Chlcaso O. W.
M. at St. r.
De Beera
Denver A R. O.
do pfd
Brie
do lat pfd....
do td ptd....
Illlnoia Central
Loulavllle A Naeh...l20
do pfd
BAR SILVER Firm: 25 1-16d per ounce
MoNEY-3a3ia per cent. Th?.iat9 of
discount in the open market for short bills
la :IV4 per cent and for three months' bills
la UV,'i 0-18 per rent.
Weekly Bank Statement.
NEW TORK. Anrll 18 The statrment of
averna-es of clearing house banks of this
city for the week shows: Loans, tjiS.Z' 7 3 10;
SHEEP-There were not enough sheep
her today to mak a teat of the market,
but for the week supplies have been about
th same aa for last week and a little
heavier than for the corresponding week
of last ysar. The tendency of prices, how
ever, lias been decidedly downward at all
point and In fact th break la the most
radical of the seuson. All kinds, the better
grade a well as the common kind, can
safely b quoted Wix'.'zc lower than a week
ago. Th principal reason for this sudden
drop, a ha been previously mentioned. Is
th fact that Arizona and Texa grass
sheep are now arriving on tha southern
river market and also at Chicago and a
prospects are favorable tor liberal receipts
from this time on the break In feed stuff
1 not to b wondered t.
The bulk of th offering now coming for
ward at thl time consist of clipped stock
and' tha quality of late has been far from
cbolce. A few bunches of good stuff ar
nv every any, out tne Dig ena is only part
fat. Quit a few wooled lambs ara still
coming.
The feeder market has been very dull all
the week, a the demand and also th
supply ha been very limited. Price hav
of course, followed th downward course
or values on 1st stun.
Quotations for clipped stock: Choice
western lambs, $.OUU.60; fair to good
lambs, 85.&MH3B GO; rholce western wooled
lamb, K"tfl7.i; fair to good wooled
lamb. 11 S"ii.7fl choir llxhtwetaht vear-
lings, 86 2MB. (hi; fair to gomi yearlings, 80 uo
V : cnoice wetness. ie.u"ta 2b; lair to good
werners, st.itMa.uu; cnoice ewes, 44 W.HJ4 no;
fsir to good ewes, 14 2&iu4.5o; feeder lambs,
84 Kti6.26: feeder yearling. M OW14.7&: feede
wel tiers, 8i(.76&4.26; feeder ewes, 82. 253. 60.
representative gaies:
IIasi City Live Stock Market.
T ,-- .tww 1 , .n , o .a 1 , t
nioL A ill, la.. Aru in. npeM'iai I via- I
train.) CATTtJi-Recelpt. feo, giuw and
1 l-ie
I4H
100
M'i
Chesapeake A Ohio.. 4b,
23
...14ti4
... 2:
... 3.1
, .. 8v,
... UVa
... 471,
I.3V,
M . X. A T
New York Central... 116V4
Norfolk ft Weatern.. 73 '4
so pre
Pennaylvanls
Kand Itloee
Reading
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Southern Railway.
do ptd
Southern Pacific...
Unloo PaclCc
do pfd
railed Blatea Si eel
do pfd
..140 Wabaali
13
.. 7i)4
.. 11-4
.. tat
.. 42
.. MVfc
.. 14i
.. 141
.. 6K4,
.. M'I
!'-
. . 4
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