Nebraska Newspapers

    Tim OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. APRIL 1. 1004.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Eoalpiog Operators Hart Promising Pro
psott Until Bps. Situation Im proves
GENERAL SCARCITY OF WHEAT REPORTED
Millers la Minnesota Arc Fashed for
Grlaf a ad la Trias Snpnla
"W 111 Not I.aat Thlrlr
as.
. OMAHA. March tl. I'M.
Tne mnrkst will be an affair for scalping
Operators until the spot situation la easier
and the Sfovernment o.-np report cornea out.
Crop news la conflicting and the wheat
movement from first hands la alow. The
weather la too rool today for wheat
frrowth. The reports aeem, on the whole,
'as hulllah than they have been. Kacept
tng In the southwest, moisture la now
thought to b sufficient. Minneapolis, re.
porta that one of the lariteat houwa there
had not a single car 01' wheat yesterday.
This was the llrst rgpirlcnce of the kind
In ten years and la taken to show that
wheat la small In farmers' hands.
From Dallas comas a wire that the T
millers have not enough wheat to run for
thirty days. Wednesday they bought Wo..
01 bushel In tlalveatnn at 7 rents over
the export rate. Chicago on Wednesday
old 10,000 hushr-la of No. 1 northern In
tore at Ho over the May. Kansas City re
ports that only ahout one-fourth of the
MO.ono bushels ot wheat In store there la
unaf.'.d. A tahle advice says the official
estimate of the New Zealand wheat cron
la 8,fl2.nnf) ImsHels.'ns arMnat 4.174.100 for
last year. Pome of trie Minneapolis mlllera
will close down F"rlda'v and are reported
a saying they will not reopen until the
demand Improves.
The featnrs of the corn speculation Is, of
Course, the Armour movement He waa
thought to have added to hla holding
Wednesday. -A prsarlo cable trom Argen
tine sn,yi that the corn so far marketed la
wet and damaged, with cobs sprouting.
Jjeijiirplim Is put hy this authority at
OoOOno hushela under the previous estimate.
The range of priors In Omnha griln or
future de-llvery Srd trf close for Wednes
day and today were aa follows:
' Closed
Open. High. Low. Today. Wed'y
Wriest '
Mav...
July
Corn
, Mar ...
Jly
Oata
M B KiViB
4!n 49 Tl
IS4B 47 II
4"R 40 B
.. n n w n 49
.. 47Ht 4H 474
May
.. 40
tnv.n in
Local Cash Cralxt Market.
Two cara of corn sold on the flor this
morning at 6ic. They were consXlied to tho
Updike Grain company Hnd vrere taken by
the Kxrhaiitffl Urntn company. One waa
Wo. 8 and the other No. 3. This was the
highest iirlce ever pUil In the exchange.
The market on all grades wns up iiVfec from
Wednesday ar.d luo cars of No. 2 would
have been taken If they could have been
eoarad. No. S corn waa ulso In good de
mand and nut enoueh wua on tap to supply
the toprkot. Wheat, and oats were strong
at.ths flguies of Wednesday. White oala
on track Sold for 4oc. Receipts of wheat
were 1 cars In and JO cars out; one week
t. 17 and 29 cars. Corn receipts were 17
-- 4n and 8 cars out; ono week ago. 21
nd 7; ;ro. Oata were 1 car out; one week
ago. j tur In and 1 car out.
yVrtWAT No. 2 hard, 83t4Jtc ; No. 3
hw.yi, fcOH'uSic; No. 4 hard, 7iVg7ic; No. 2
VI'm&'Jno. i, Mo; No. 3, H'ytDc; No. 4.
4tt4iVic; No. 2. yellow. 60c; No. 3 yellow,
440-o; No. !1 while, 5uc; No. 8 white,
47Vtl-4!o; n grade, 43c.
OAT8 No. 2 tOonlc; No. 3, 3.0540c; No.
4, 3X'i(3Stc; No. 2 white, 4L.'i(43c; No. 3 white,
4iv4li;; No. 4 white, 3ifctfju; standard, 41VaV
Note from 4bo Eirhiiige Olllces.
No seislori of the exchange Friday.
H. A. Njlte of felkiiurn wua a visitor on
the exchange .floor. Mr. Whltmora of
Whltmore Dros. of, Valley. In addition to
visiting the exahaiige, had corn on tho
ntrktt Aud'was vlaiuly aatialled with the
price.
C. ftublnj of ltublna Bros., grain men of
New Vork City,, looked over the exchange
and expressed himself aa unqualltlediy
pleated with the present conditions ajid
f roapecta of the grain business In Una city,
lis ylalt here. wag. to make an arrange
jnent with a, local firm to supply his com
pany with corn ,aitd oata direct from here.
Thty have bum liwretofore getting tholr
coarse grain from Chicago and other
points, but believed that Oinaka preaented
the teat market. Utr them. The Exchange
Grain company will handle their business.
Another'fnrhgt'r"6h-the nodr1 Was J. T.
Marshall of the fft. lmia offlce of the Calu
met drain Coramiaalon company.
VI find that your market on corn and oats
Is -the highest In the country," said Mr.
Marshall. "I have not Inquired Into the
condition of the exchange, but It 'Seems
prosperous. All grain markets have had a
fight la their beginning and the only way
to pull through Is for everyone to stand to
gether for the market. They may have
their private differences, but these should
not' work any harm to the market."
Omaha Inspection of grain were 12 cara,
the smallest in the hlatory of the exchange.
Ono car of Wheat graded No. 3 hard win
ter, 1 car ef corn No. 2, t cars No. 3 and I
cars no grade.
Oral a Markets KIsewaare.
Closing prices of grain today and Wednes
day at the markets named were as follows:
... CU1CAUO.
Closed-
Wheat
May ..i...;,
July
Corn
. May
July ..
Wheat- .
Today. Wed'y,
St
854
63
63&A.
KANSAS CITY.
May .
July
Corn
May .......
July
87
87W
47
46
r?T4
7!?i
464
4oi,
vBT."touiC''
Wheat
May ..
July ...
Corn
May ...
July ..
96B
83 B
47H
43
47B
4
MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat
May .....
July .....
wSeet .
... 7T4
7HA
DUI.UT1I.
7ViB
7HA
97 B
7A
NKW YORK.
Wheat-
May ..........
July
MA
3iB
VHA
W TOHK QBKEH1L MARKET.
(iaotatloas'af' the Day oa Various
Coaamodltlea. p
NEW YORK. AUrch 81. FTjOI'R Be
celpu. 11.818 bbla.; RlUpuients, U4 bbla.; mar
ket comparatively linn with a fair trade.
Winter utraighta. S3.uitU&20; Minnesota pat
nU, ti.W. wiulur patNiits, 85 kxaiMi Mln
nraota bakers, t4.luu4.tti:- winter extras.
8.1 364.SU; winter Jow grades, 4.1cki3.!iU. Kye
flour, quitt; fair U gKd, HSij-i ja, choice
to fancy, t4.m,l.(r. Buckwheat Hour, heavy.
COKNJlKAl-lhill; yellow weelern, tl.Uauli
l.Wclty ll.lu(1.12; klli dried. J.i.lmo'iio.
Vt Ctcudyt Nui 3 weateru, etc, to arrive
prompt.
BAKUTV-Quleti feeding, 4o, e. I. f., New
York: malting, bbntvoc, c. 1. f., Buffalo.
WHaT heot'ipta. lit,ioN bu. Bpot,
Steady; No. i mi. Il.o. nominal, elevator,
and 11.01 4i 110. itoiulnnl. f. o. b.. afluat;
No. 1 northern, inluili. tl.uol4, nominal,
f. o. b., afloat i .No. X hard, Manitoba, nomi
nal, f. o. b., afloat. Options were at til t
siiury and higher, but clomnl unchanged to
So t. fct lower. May closed at Hi4ltc. July,
luiiltt S-lc, closed at VJo, Boptember,
k-i y-V' closed at ffic.
CORN Kcceipta, 34.410 bu. Bpot. firm;
No. 3, noiuluul, etevHlor, and 56ViU, f. o. U,
float; Hi. 2, 67c. Upiions had strong ad
vances, but eventually reflected the wheat
decline, closing lingular u t a partial .o
net advar.ee. May, tyuxSo, closed at
uUc; July cloeed at 67c.
OAT-4tecelpt,- 67.UW bi. Bpot, firm;
No. 2, tV-; standard white, 47W-; No. 2
white, 4o; No. 8 white. tTSo. Options were
more active. May, tbm-lsV'. closed at 4Ho;
July closed at iSc.
HAY-Hteady; Bliipplng, WQTiUc; good to
Choice, STH' tlll 0.
HOl'H bu-aily ; atate, common to choice,
11 A r(y:trtc; isr2. 3-7i olds. u14c. Pacini)
coast, isuj, lidlc; 1). 2S'i.'7c; uida, 1 Ito.
llltifcjt Klrin; Ualvestun, A) to 35 lbs.,
lc; Caiiforula, 21 to :S lbs., lc; Texas, dry.
4 to 80 Iba.. 14c. . . ' ' '
J, RATH kIR Steady; acid. KQltc.
PROV181tlN8-Bef. quiet; family. tH 003
JS OO: mess, W3C4I9 0O; packet. tl ) uO
fell 00. Unit hama, t'JO xruii iXi; rltv
extra India mess. tltUUU). Cut
meats, oulet; pickled lielhes, 89 SiWia ml
pickled shouldera. u.io; pickled hama. f 10 10
tlll.u). Lrd. steady; wesiirn steamed, tn t:
refined, easy; continent. 17 4u. 1'ork. dull:
Short clear. 3lt.7Sj 1.U; nit-ss. tlt.7itjlSab
Bl'TTKR Ktrm; freslj creamery, lo4jj&c;
tnte dalrv, iai21c.
CHKfctit-Bieady; state. full cream.
' ouioreo ana white.
He: late made. luo.
F1;-Steady : weatera first a. lilc.
Mt I-TRY-AUve. prices unsettled. With
arcsaed firm.
l.lferiMl Orala Market.
T.TVKRPtXUj. March 31 WHEAT Bpot.
tulet; No. 1 California, la d; futures.
Qtilet; Maroh. nomlnali May, Cs "VI; July,
Kd.
CORN Ppot. quiet; American mixed, new,
ts lSd; old, 4a tid; futures, quiet; March,
nominal; May, 4s 4d.
CHICAGO GRAM AMI 1'ROVISIONS.
Pea tares of the Tradlag. ail tloslag
Trices ea Board of Trade.
CIUCAQO. March 8L Rain In western
and central Kansas had a counterbalan
cing influence on the wheat market todav,
offsetting Arm cables and strength In cash
grains. Cloalng prices In all pits today
were almost Identical with yesterday s final
figures.
The market for wheat opened firm with
July up V''ic to Sc, at h7Vo7V July
advanced to Fresh reports of general
ralna In weatern and central Kansas re
sulted In a general adllng with a conalrler
able decline In prlcea, July reacting to 8740.
The close was ahout steady, with July at
S7Sc May sold between WSflW'Se. and
closed at &j7t.e. Clearances of wheat and
flour were eiunl to 8,7oO bu. Primary re
ceipts were OUt.i'Xi ho , compared with 419.
(' bu. a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported recelpta of 221 cara,
against 311 cars last week and 245 a year
ago.
The corn market held strong until late
In the day, when a reaction occurred on
profit taking by pit traders. Tho
market dreed steady. July cpened
VaWo higher, st 63Va63V, and after sell
ing between Wsc and Mc, closed at 6.14
(ctAc. May closed at Wge. Local receipts
were 121 cara, with 19 of contract grade.
The action of wheat and corn was the
chief fat tor In trading In oata. Early mar
ket waa atrong. After opening shade higher
market. After opening a shade higher,
July ranged belween Ssc and SSc, cloalng
at 3.'e. Local receipts were 100 cara.
A big run of hogs and declines of 10315o
In pri-.-es at the yarda caused weakneaa in
provltdona early In the day. There was
good buying in the decline, however, and
me market quickly recovered. Hliorta be
came quite active buyers late In the day,
causing a firm close. July pork being up
12V nt t13.;; July lard closed 6c higher
and rlhs were up 74c at 37.00.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Articles. Open. I High.) Low. Cloee.l Yes'y.
Wheat
May
a July
a Sept.
b Bept.
Corn
May July
Bept.
Oata
May
July
Bept.
Pork
May July
Lurd
May
July
nine
May
July
96H.
S'ljJ
96S 66J4I 8KH
W TOH'ii.SgTiHHSI
e2!i2'jiK31 S24
K 6H,664jr4
U-ii--..
63
62H
424
'62W62H
I
6lttl
6
61",
41T.-24,
41H;41H'0 41"4
'
12 5
13 OS
6 90'
7 U!H
3-'l S3 33
13 15
12 re
13 06
6 90
7 02V4
13 15
13 35
IS 00
13 3714
13 2214
7 00
7 15
8 90
8 9714
6 95
7 10
7 la
6 90
771
'7714
6 P2'4
7 07141
7 074
No. 3. a Old. b Now.
Cajsh quotations were as follows:
FI.OUR Steady; winter patenta, 84 80
5t5.no; atralghta, t4.b(K&4."0; spring pat
enta, t4.4tx4.,i); atrulghta, 4.0Wi4.20; bakera,
33.'fl3.50.
WHEAT No. 3. 8eB98c; No. 2 red, 96c
31.01&4. ' w
CORN No. 2, 66'4c; No. 8 yellow, 66'4
56140.
OATS No. i. 414114c; No. 3 white, 4214
41c.
RYK-No. 2, 72c.
BA RLE V Good feeding, 38(400; fair to
choice malting, toft 55c.
HEEIi Nil 1 flax. 31.09; No. 1 northwest
ern, 81.18; prime timothy, 29c; clover, con
tract grade, tlO 50!(t 10.80.
PROVISIONS Meaa pork. per hbl.,
313.13141 13.15. I.ard. per 100 lba., tfi.8714'?f" 1.90.
Bhort rlhs sides (loose). 16 6214'&6.75; short
clear sides (boxed), t7.2637.o0.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain yeaterday:
. Receliita. bhlpmenta.
Flour, bbls 87.8'0 38,600
Wheat, bu 14.0m) 4.5n0
Corn, bu 82.400 88.700
Oats, bu 2T8.7i0 46.700
Rye, bu.... 12.800 4.500
Barley, bu 30,300 27,OuO
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was quiet and steady; cream
erlea, 14ftj2t!4c: dalriee, 17(4(21c. Etga, easier;
at mark, cases Included, 16l6c. Chee.se,
oasy, HKijIOlic.
St. ioola Grain and Prevlslona.
ST. LOUIS, March 81. WHEAT Ad
vanced early hut lout gain; No. 2 red. on
kTk3 harTM5:- C! Juljr' M-
.,.COSN-1!l?her:.No- 2 'ni,h' on trclt,
t!o; May, 4iJc; July, ic.
OATH Quiet; No. 2 cash, 42e; on track.
4Bo. May, tllici July, 8&138814C: No. 2 white.
4(il4c.
FLOl'R Dull and unchanged; red winter
Patents, 34.90fUi5.00; special branda, 20-f25c
higher: extra fancy and straights, 34.6041)
4.86; clear, t4.0fv-u4.26.
SEEI Timothy, lower at 32.80.
CORN MEAL Steady at H.40.
BRAN I mil and lower; sacked, east
track, 7tf7Sc.
Y-Steady; timothy, It.OOQllW; prairie,
IRON COTTON TIES Sic. "
BAC!fHNO-14c.
HKMP TWINE 6c.
PROVISIONB-Pork. firm; Jobbing, $1S 25.
Bacon, ateady; boxed extra shorts, t7.76;
clear ribs, 37.76; short clear, 8800. Lard,
higher: prime steam, 16.60. -
I'OI'I.THV r.,u. V. I -1. . - i , - . ,
t3 uO(i3.&0 per rlosen; turkeys, 12(U4c; ducks.
BUTTER Slow; creamery, 2fK3,2614c; dai
ry, 1Mi19c.
EUGS Lower; 15c case count.
Keceipts. Shipment
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ,
Oats, bu. ,
ti.if)
IS.OoO
10.000
1,400 --
8.000
93.000
76.000
66,000
Kansas City Orala and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, March 81. WHEAT
Higher; May. 87Hc: July. 78Vff78Hc; cash.
No. 2 hard. 614c; No. S, 90fcy3c; No. 2 red.
31.0641 1.07; No. 8. $1.0201.03.
CORN Higher; May, 46TifT47e; July, 46ft
46Hc; cash, No. 2 mixed, 4744T'4c: No. 3.
4614c i No. 2 white, 461; No. 8, 464o.
OATS-Hlgher; No. 2 white, 41c; No. t
mixed. 40c.
RYE 34 35a
HAY Lower; choice timothy, $9.00S4.60;
choice prairie, $7.75.
BUTTER Creamery, 20g22c', dairy,
fancy, 17c.
EGGS Steady; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, cases returned, 1414c; New No. 3
whltewood cases included, 54c.
Reoelpta. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 14.400 36.000
Corn, bu 30,8.0 12.8n0
Oats, bu 1,000 4,uo0
Peoria. Market.
PEORTA, March 31. CORN Higher: No.
3, 4Hc; No. 4. 46Hc.
Philadelphia Prodnce Marked.
PHILADELPHIA. March. 31 BUTTER
Firm, good demand: extra western cream
ery. 3.lc; extra nearby prints, 26c.
EOC1S lie lower; fresh nearby south
western, lbl4c at mark; fresh geese eggs,
754) 6e.
CHEESE-Steady: New York full cream,
choice to fancy, 6Mc; New York full
cream, fair to good. loiUlOHc.
Mllwaakee Grain Market!
MILWAUKEE, March. 31. WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 northern, 31.01Jil.0B; No. 2
northern. 97c(g$l.O0; old July, 8014c
RYE Firm: No. 1. 73c.
HA RLE Y Steady; No. 3. 62(g63c: eample,
3s;ftc.
CORN Firm; No. 3, toeJc; July. 63
V3!C bid. . w
Minneapolis Rrala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 81. WH SAT
May, 7Tc; July, 7,c; Beptember. 83,ii;ic;
on track. No. 1 hard, $l.oo': No. 1 northern,
9Wc; No. 2 northern,' Sii97S,c
VUOVH First imtenta. tol5r5J5; first
clears. t3.frt(a.75; second clears, t3.66'u2.76.
BRAN In bulk, tl4.50.
Dalath Orala Market.
DULUTH. March 31 WlfEAT-Instore:
No. 1 hard, 9Kc; No. 1 northern, 97V4C: No
8 northern. Wc; May, 971.C; July 87i,c;
Beptember., SIV-
OAT8 On track and to arrive, 40Hc
Toleda Seed Market.
TO I EDO. March 31 SEED Clover, cash
and March. $6.5o: April. 36.32'; October.
8i.5i; prime alaike. $6.15; prime timothy,
3135.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Masa, March 81 WOOI,
PulleU and terrttory wools are firm, with
supplies moderate. Foreign wools are
steady and firm. Quotations: Kentucky
Indiana, etc. Three-eighths blood. 2SVtic:
one-fourth blood, isSfl-'rie; braid. 2ij2ac, Ter
ritoryIdaho line. 15.fl54c; heavy fine. 13i
14c; line medium, l,r.Ji 151o; cW ' me
dium. lfriflSc. Wyoming Fine, 15a
li'ic; heavy fine. VW14c: fine medium, U.
15V-; medium, 18aU)c: low medium, ISftlJv
1 rah and Nevada Fine, lnlSV; heavy
fine. 1&14c; fine medium. Ult'ulsc; medium
1mi19c; low medium, 19??2oo. Dakota Fine
loulc; fine medium. lttiltrltc: metllum. lst
lic; low medium. 19u2V. Montana Fine
choice. ISk'iIV; fine medium choice, l&jlltc;
average, lfefrlgc; staple, lWdSOc, medium to
choice. lfii.
BT. LOUIS. March 31. WOOL-Staady:
rr.dlum grades, ct'mblng and clothing. IS
22c; Mrtt fine. lf.ftlTW; C liii
ltV; tub washed. 2wu21,
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Bmpention of Two Trust Corcpaniti Hit t
Chilling Effect.
NOMINAL'CAUSES FOR LACK OF ACTIVITY
Holidays Hailed as a Motive for Cur
tailment of Operations aad Market
Affected by Heaetloa front
Last Week.
NEW YORK, March 31 The suspension
of two trust companies, one in Cleveland
and ono in Boston, had a somewhat chining
eftect on speculation today. The penuency
ot tomorrow s Uood Frluay holi.iay was
Hal lea as a motive tor some curtailment ot
operations, and today's Jewish holiday ot
tue passover waa also the occasion of some
absences from the Btock exchange. Iheee
were the nominal causes of tiie decided fall
ing off In activity and the rather heavy
tone of speculation. 'ITtere were Indica
tions, however, that speculative sentiment
was effected by some reaction from the
strength of the earlier part of the week.
The oenlals given to rumors of purchases
of Union Pacific by St. Paul and to other
reports which have circulated on the ex
change were reinforced in their reactionary
ertct by the large distribution of stocks
which waa effected during the rise of yes
terdav and by the cessation of mugh of
the demand today.
The suspension of the trust companies
seemed dud to special causes and were of
little direct Influence on the market. The
coming out movement of gold Is expected
iZ Tun, to manr millions of dollars and In
the opinion of some exchange exports may
reach the amount of the remittance to be
made to Paris on account of the Panama
canal payment. The present abnormal ease
pf money In New York Is undoubtedly due
In part to the accumulation here of gov
ernment deposits In preparation for th
1 enama canal payment. In Paris, London
and Berlin the quarterly requirements for
April 1 are extraordinarily heavy, as re
vealed by this week's reports of the great
foreign banks. But with the turn of the
quarter a large reflux of funds to clrcul t
tion is looked for, with reaulthig money
rates, which will modify the pressure on
New York for gold.
The strong stocks today were amongst
the southern group and the soft coalers,
due to the reports of earnings. United
Btates Bteel reflected a more confident
feeling over the preferred division. Cover
ing of shorts rallied the market during the
latter part of the day, but the closing was
heavy.
.??n1" WP"' "''ady; total sales, par value.
t35V)... fnlted States bonds were un
changed on call.
Following were the quotations on the
Stock exchange today:
Sales. High. Low. Close.
Atchison
do pfd
b. & o
do prd
Can. Pacific
Central of N. J
Chea. & Ohio
Chicago & A
do pfd
Chicago Gt. Western
C. & N. W
C, M. & St. P
do pfd
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
C. C, C. & St. L....
Colo. Southern
do 1st pfd'.
do 2d pfd
Delaware & H
Del., I.aek. & W
D. & R. U
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
111. Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
I ft N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities....-.,.;
Met. Bt. Rv
82.4K)
1
92
mi
7H4
1.800
6.3)10
90
7!t,
7Mi
600 11514 llolg lir,lg
156
11,600 33 32 3.114
1U0 38'S 37 38
(C'H
300 1514 1514 IBS,
100 I70I4 170 371
22,800 145-1, J44 nT,
100 175 175 174'4
!
M'4
100 16i lli'.
524
23
100
2.1 i
23 '4
MO
r,.i'S
1M
1S3;
100 2HKU 9ti-,U "itM
200
70
7o
28
63
6!t
26'4
61
734
8o-'yt
130
83
19
6,3oO
"0
2110
26
84
41
'766 13014 13 j
341,
7,000 io84 m
1084 io7H
143 142v2
794 784
IW 143
1 ono 7
l.itoo 112, 1111, 1124
Minn. & St. It
M.. St. P. & S. Ste. M.-
60
ino 614 1
600 11H14 1191I
82
119
93 '.
V
Ss4
nu ma.
Mo. Pacific..
M.. K. ft T..
.. 13,2iO
100
93'4 92
174 17VJ
89'4 3.114
do pfd....
Nat I R. R. of M pfd
N. Y. Central
Norfolk ft Western..
do pfd ,
Ontario & w
800
200 '1 118S4 iih
3'X bH 6KI4 6NI4
85
1.400 - 21V - BlU-
214
US'-
694
45
T7
60
224
624
454
134
334
4:1
22-4
Ki4
24
25
314
864
924
I84
374
1C,
18
40
223
188
11 a
206
4:4
19'4
Si"
88
27-4
84
28
214
82
49 li
Pennaylvanla 10,100 118
i-., ec ei,
Reading 21,500
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd 2O0
Rock Island Co 2,800
do pfd 2K
Bt. I ft B. P. 2d pfd 80O
Bt. L 8. W 7.
do rfd
45H 44
6014
23
6214
44)
604
22
624
46
So. Pad Ho
80. Railway
do pfd
Texas & Pacific...
Tol., Bt. U ft W....
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
W. ft Lake Erie....
Wis. Central
do pfd
Adams Ex
American Ex
U. S. Ex. 1
Wella-Fargo Ex....
Amal. Copper
Ainer. Car ft F
, 21.700
6.800
6014
2214
404
2l!
834
21',
254
84T4
K2
IDS
37-4
164
800
600 24
1U0 2&V4
.. 63,800
.. 1,400
luO
.. l,3iio
400
M14
93
, ll.HuO
! ""ioo-
4I4
7214
48T4
724
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil.,..
do pfd
Amer. Ice
do pfd
Amer. Linseed CHI....
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive...
do pfd
Amer. Smelt, ft Kef.
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Ref
Anaconda M. Co
Brooklyn R. T
Colo. Fuel ft I
Con. Gas
Cwrn Products
'do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
Qen. Electric
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Nat l Iad
No. American
Pacific Mail
People's Gaa
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman P. Car.......
Republic Bteel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
T-nn. Coal ft Iron...
U. 9. leather
do pfd
V. 8. Realty
do pfd
V. 8. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. titeel
do pfd
Westlngh. Electric...
U'..lur 1 ,
2o6 274 2714
'606 tin 31
700
494
49
too
VB
924
924
4,600 1)4 1274 127
66
4.800
300
1.410
6u0
444
24
134
434
434
28 U
1A
1974 1974
134 134
684
. 200 . 244
244 244
2'J0 '1644 1644 164
11
200 159
Total sales for the day," 893,800 shares
Boston stock Qaotatlona.
BOSTON March 81 Call loans. 24Wr4
per cent; time loans. 4'044 per cent. Offi
cial closing of stocks and bonds:
Atchlpoo ad. 4.... ihi Wsrtlns com moo
ts iAd..alur
.. 75
2
mi
.. 10
..
.. !1
, .460
.. 1
.. 434
.. ta
.. at
:: J3
.. 64
.. IK
..
.. 13,
.. 6S.V,
.. ti
.. W
.. I
.. 7
.. I
.. tl
..
.. K',
.. ',
mrm. i mm w W Al outl
Atrklson
TZt Amalgamated ....
i American Iloo ,.
Allantlo
lt Hlinh.ra
1J4 l al. aV Heels
1M Cntnnlal
to pfd
floaton A Albany.
Boatua Main.,
boaton Klavatad .
Kllthburi pfd
Mi Cantral
N. T . N. H. ft
Hrr MarqurU .
H.-lWirialy W.at
.... 71 llinmlnluo Coal ..
I nioa rai-inc
Aniar. Arga. Cham.
do pfd
Amer. Fnau. Tub..
Amer. Sutar
di pfd
Ani.r. T ft T
Amar. Woolaa
do pfd
Dominion I. ft 8.
. iw rranklla
. 14 Grasef
. 71 Mia. Mining ....
. I iMl.hlf.a
Mohask
Moot. c. a c...
. li, 14 Old Dominion ...
. lfno0ola
. t4Vlrrrot
HiVquln.
Edlaon Elartrio Illu.134
Shannon
0ntral Elaotrlo
.161
amarck ....
Trinity
I'. . Mlnlug
f. 8 Oil
Maas. Rlaclrlc
da pfd
Maaa. uaa
t-iillad Fruit
I'MUS hoa Mark..
do pfd
V. i. steal
do pfd
1
7t
lol 4 t'tah
IVIctorls
Ztlt4winona
li Wolrarlns ...
m'4 1
Bid. Kx-dlvldend.
New York Mlalnv Htoeks.
NEW YORK. March 31-The following
are the closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams Cos
Uttla Cklaf
.. t
..
. .R
.. t
.. IS
.. tt
.. Tl
.. It
.
A IH
. to
. It
. I
. I
.13
.m
.Ui
.. 3
oruirle
Ophir
Phoanlx
rotoal ..;
sa
Siarra Kavada
auil Hsuae ..
Bn
Rrenawtck Cos....
Cosutork Tvanal
ron. CI ft Vs..
Hots SIlTar
irun Sllvar
Laaddlle Cea ....
Undard
Haw Tuk la s..i,.i
NEW TORK, March 31.-MONET-On
Cbll, ujr, 14-U 1 pr cent; closing bid. 1
li.r Mnt a 111 . . . . . 1 " "
r -1 vwm m . a Kin, uuii ivsuaa,
.. ..85
300 38 37 37
.. .. 76
100 15 15 U
83
100 27 27 27 -
I6.01 M lui, M Dn
3u 80 30 29
6H4
2'4
2o0 74 74 74
42
19
774
4,100 8"4 8S4 884
4i0 7 64 64
60O 78 "8 774
'"i0O 6i'i4 b4 . 6"t
3'H) 13 13 jsii
1,S0U 654 54 6iS.
7,0110 114 nv, wZ
71 I'D 5HU. bO, T.U.1Z
1584 159
84 V
easy; sixty days. ZTiS per cent: ninety
days, Sii.'I'a per cent; six months. 3-74 pr
rint; prime mercantile pupert, 4415 ler
cent
BTFRT.INfl BXCHANGE-Flrm. with ac
tual business In bankers' bills st 34.!t7Vi?
4 f735 for dt mand and St HM"V4SW for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, U S.vi4.84 and
34. SS; commercial bills, 34 S44j4.MS
BILVF.R Bar. 5.".o; Mexican dollars. 44c.
BONDO Government, steady; railroad,
steady.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
l 8. ref is, reg....l'i6S Manhattan p. t 4...luv
do coupon li4, M. Ontral 4l ts
do a. r If1? do I at Ino 13
do rotiron twV'Vlnn. ft St. L. 4t.... 4
do naw 4a, r.....IS2 M., K. ft T. 4a loo
do coupon 153 I do Ha 77Vi
do otd 4a. res...
do coupon
Atrhlaon fen. 4a..
do al). 41
Atlantl. C. U 4a..
Baltlmnrs ft O. 4a
do lv,a
Central of Oa. ta.
fl74N. R. R. of M. c. 4s 7t
108V N. Y. f. S1-.B I7U
.lol'k N. J. C. . ta
No. PaolOc 4a...
ItiiiS
do la
N. ft W. c. 4a
II. 8 1, 4a A l.r...
714
IS
0-4
. I"i
.. M
,.lfH
Pann. conv. tHa
do ltt ine
ffteadlna It.n 4k...
Tha. at Oblo 4Ha... 11171, St. b. ft I. M. c. M ill',
t'hlrago ft A. I4... 7i, St. U ft V. F. fl. 4a. :'
t . U. a V) n. 4a... 4 ,Ft. L. 8. W. Ut M,
v. is. at e. r. g. aa.-l"! earxiara a. L.. 4a... 70
C. ft N. W. c. 7a....l?itlo. Pacific 4a aav,
C. R. I. A P. 4.... i"H sn Railway ta 113
do col. ta 79 ITx ft P. In
C.l.C. ft 8. L. . 4a..liU T., 8. b. ft W. 4.. tSS
v nicagn ipr. .a mi iinion facino 4B 10.--.
Con. Tobacco 4a R9V,
Colo, ft So. 4a at
D. ft R. O. 4a 97V
Erie prior Han 4a.... 17.
do eonv. 4a....
V. 8. Steel 2d ta..
Viahaah If
do deb. n
. . 7M4
..lit
.. 14
.. I7H
do gan. 4a xvt
W. ft U B. 4a...
F. W. ft I). C. la....lof.v,l Wla. Ontral 4a....
Hncklnx Val. 4Ha. . . .li'4'4, Colo. F. ft I. o. ta.. 71
L,. ft . unl. 4a n
Offered.
London stock Market.
LONDON. March 81. Closing:
Consols, money
Ill 7-K
N. Y. Cantral
Norfolk A W
do pfd
Ontario A W
PennsylTanla
Nan Mines
Rending
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
So. Railway
do nfd
fo Pacific
t nlon Paclflo
do prd
V- R. 8tl
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
..ll"4
..
.. M
.. 4
.. tnH
.. tH
.. t34
.. 40
..
.. I2't
.. KV
.. tt
.. H
.. tit
.. 114
.. 60S
.. 19V,
.. S4
do account
Anaconda
Atchlaon ...........
do pfd .,
Paltlmora ft Ohio..
Canadian PaciAo...
Chea. Ohio
Chicago O. W ,
C . M. A St. P....
PfBaere
D. A R. O. .........
do pfd
Erie
do lt pfd
do M pfd
Illinois ('antral ....
bouts A Xanh
M., K. A T
M t-7
.. St
.. Tl
.. 4
.. t2S
..114
.. 34
.. It
. .Ut
.. 14
. .-' II.
.. 71
.. 71
.. .
.. 42
..m
..in
9panlih 4s ...
w 14
P1LVKR Bar. steady, r4d per ounce.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is 2"4d3 per cent; for three
months' bills, 24 per cent.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. March 31 Bank clearings for
today were J1,2S0,4I5.9, a decrease of 341,
324.31 from the corresponding day last year.
OMAHA WHOLES A Ll MARKET.
Condition of Trade and 4)notatlna on
Staple and Fancy Prodnce.
EQG3 Receipts, liberal; market steady;
fresh stock, l4c
LIVE I'uL'Liltr Hens, 104o; young
roosters, oySc; old roost. rs, 5c; turkeys,
13c: ducks, 4c; geese, bo.
BUTTKR Backing otock, 124c; choice
to fancy dairy roilH, 13Sjl4c; separator, 22o.
FRESH FISH Trout, 94ijloc; pickerel,
tWu6c: pike, 9c; perch. 664c; biuetlsh, 15c;
wnltefish, 8(fa9c; salmon, 11c; haddock, 10c;
codfish, 12c; redsnapper, 11c; lobster, boiled,
per lb., 32c: lobsters, green, per lb., 3uo;
bullheads, 11c; cattish, Jji&14c; black bass,
Soc; iiallbut, 10c; crapples, 12c; herring, 44e;
white bass, 13c; bluetlns, 8c: smelts, lOtollc.
OYSTERS New York counts, per can,
43c; per gal., I2.J0; extra select, per can,
36c; per gal , 31.75; standard, per can, 27c:
per gal., $1.35ijj 1.40.
BRAN I'er ton. 318 00.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' asnociation: Choice No 1 upland,
36.50; No. 2, 16.00; medium V 50; toarse, 35.00;
rye straw, 3.1.00. These prices are for hay
of good color and quality. Demand lair
and leceipts light.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Ci lorn do, 11.20; Dakota, per
bu.. 31.10). natives. 31.00.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., 32.252.35.
CELERY Large California, 60c, 75c. and
30c.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate. 3190; Colo
rado yellirw and red, per lb., 34c
CABBAGE Wisconsin Holland, 4c.
TURNIPS White, per bu., 60c.
CARROTS Per buTi 3100.
PARSNIPS-Per bu., 76c.
PEETH Per bu., 7Gc." i-
CUCUMBERS-Per do., I1.50(fl.75.
TOMATOES Florida, per t-busket trate,
3f0tj.00. '" '
RADISHES Per dqz. hunches, k550o.
LETTUCR HRADii-Per ' doz. bunches,
90c$l.flo, -op lettuce Ser dos., 45Si0a
T t' R N I PS Bout henft. I4r dox., 460,
BEETS-Southern.Tf'rrtiox,. DOc. .
CARROTS-Soufhurn,, per 001.. 75o.
PARSLEY Southern, pe.r.Jos., 30(3460,
BHALLOTS-'Her doi .. 75c, , ,
CNION SETS-Per bu. of 32 W, yellow.
32.?6; red 32.25; whlteW.50.
S-INACH-Per bu ' Kjciirtl.00.
. BF.ANS Wax, per tu. box, 35.00; string,
per bu. box, ft. GO. ,
FRtiTa
APPLES California Bellflowers, per box.
$1.75; Oregon fancy reda, per box, $1.90;
New York ex pott Ureenlnga, Russets and
Baldwins, $4.uo.
CRANBERRIES Jersey, per bbl., $7; per
box, $2 50.
STRAWBERRIES Texas, per 24-qt. case,
$4.60; Louisiana, per 24-pt. case, $2.002.25.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGUa .Nuvcih, choice, all allea, $2 26;
fancy ravel, all sixes, $2-u0.
LEMONS Canioniiu, lanuy, 8u0 to 36),
ad.ov; cuoice, iw to iiu sizes, ti.WVi.io.
r luts-cuiuornia, per 10-iO.
Imported biuytnu, 4-uown,
lUc; 7-crown. 16c.
canons. 36c:
14c; i-crowu.
BANANAS - I'er medium
t2.OiKa2.oO: Jumoos. 32.75ii3.2j.
rlzed bunch.
DA1ES I'cisian, jer oox of 80 pkgs., 32;
per lb. In 'jO-lb. boxes, 6c; Oriental stuffed
dates, per box, 32.40.
COCOANLTtj I'er sack, $4; pe dos., tOc
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full Cream.
12c; Wlsconkln Young Americas, 13c; block
Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin brlcH, 15c; Wiaconaln
llmburger, Uc ' '
. CIDER Per bbl., $6.60; per 4-bbl., $3.25.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames, $3;
ktah and Colorado, per 24 frames, $3.
HORSERADISH Per case of 3 dog.,
packed. SOo.
MAPLR SUGAR Ohio, per lb., 10c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c No. 2 green, 6c;
No. 1 salted. 7c; No. 2 salted, 6c; No. 1
veal calf. 8 to 12 lba., r4c: No. 2 veal calf,
13 to 16 lbs.. 4c; dry salted hldea, 8l2o;
sheep pelta. J'j&27c; horse hides, $l.&o4f2 60.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb..
15c; hard shell, per lb., 14e; No. 2 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per lb., 12c;
Brazils, per lb.. 11c; filberts, per lb., llo;
almonds, soft shell, per lb., ISc; hard shell
per lb., 13c: pecans, large, per lb., 12o;
small, per lb.. 10c; peanuts, per lb.. e;
roasted peanuts, per lb.. 8c; Chill walnuts
12'i'114cf large hickory nuts, per bu., $1 60;
ihellharks. per bp.., $i; black walnuts, per
bu.. $1.24.
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 31. COTTON Spot
steady; American middling fair, 854d; good
middling, 8.3Sd; low middlings, 8.1hd; ordi
nary, 7.87d. Futures opened steady and
closed firm. American middling, g. o. o ,
April, 8.1d; April-May. 8.ir7d; Mav-June,
8.04d- July-Autfust 797d; August-September,
T.94d; October-November, 6.6id; November-December.
6.52d.
NEW YORK, March 31. COTTON-Spot
closed dull, 20 points higher; middling up
lands, 15.35c; middling gulf, 15.5oc; sales
6tl bales.
ST. IXH'19. March 31 COTTON Steady ;
middling li'ic: sales. 108 bales: receipts
none; shipments, 375 bales; stock, if 015
bales. '
NEW ORLEANS. March 31. COTTON
Steady; sales, 3.000 bales; good ordinary
14 3-lftc; low middling, 14 14-16c: middling
15 3-16c; good middling, liac; middling fair
157c: recelfits, 4.533 balea: stock. 288 ISO
bales. Futures steady; Mav, 1S tKJflfi 24c
June ln.4tV(l6 trie; July. 15 671 5 So ; August'
14.8otS14 81e; September, 12 9XfM2 .lc; Octo
ber, 12.15c; November, 13.0utS12.03c.
MetsI Market.
NEW YORK. March Sl.-METALS 8pot
tin waa nnrlmnged In London and futures
6s lower and spot position closed at 177 l"is.
l.oi ally tin was a shade easier, closing
quiet at 32001 RS Copper advanced 2s tid
10 A110 zs na ana 01 i.s a ror spot and fu
tures, respectively. In the London market.
Here cooper remalna firm at the recent
prices I.ake and electrolytic are minted at
12 &K4'S13 00, and casting st 1J SJKfT'l 75
T.ead was tinchsnged at CI? 3s 9-t In Iondon
and $4.oft. In New York. Spelter also
was unchanged In both markets, closlnar at
tS.15'u5 ?5 locally and at t?2 In London
Iron closed st 6?s "d in Olsseow and at
44a In Mlddlesboro No. 1 foundrv nor'hern
ts ouoted at 15 !StlS.7S; No. 2 foundry
northern at It.Tr-'ii 11 25: No. 1 foundrv
southern and No. 1 foundrv southern soft
at 14.?5ifi14 t.
BT LOFTS. March 31 METtT.-T.eid
steady, 31.424; spelter, -firm, $4 95f?4.74.
Oils and Roaln.
NEW YORK'.. March 31 -OILS Cotton
seed, quiet. Petroleum, eaav; refined New
York. 150: Phllndelohla and Baltimore,
$8 4.V In bulk $5 Turpentine, steady.
ROSIV Steady;, strained, common to
good. 2 n
OIL CITY. Pa.. March . OITJI. Oedlt
balances. 11 : eertlflcatea no bid; ship
ments 4fi 0S bbls: averare. 82 ?21 bbls;
runs, lljoct bbls : sve-age, 75 U bbls. flhln
ments, Lima, S9.11 t hl ; average. VTi
bbls : runs, IJma, 7t.3j bbls.; average, 63..
41 bbls.
IAVAWAW. MArch It OILS Turpen
tine, nothing doing.
OMAUA LIVE SIOCR MARKET
Eeef Stters TnWj Euidy and Cow EtnS
Bteidy to Ten Lower.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
Demand foe Sheen aad La nibs Not go
Brisk Best Were Steady Others
Weak Lamb a W ere a Dime
ljomer.
SOUTH OMAHA, March 31, 1904.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs- Sheep.
Official Monoay 4 &S7 6.2ii 8.341
Official Tuesday e.TS9 16.S59 6.720
Uftlclal Wedneeday t.470 12,97 6.4'5
Ollklal Thursday 3,0U 10.4JJ t,6l
Four days this week. .18.348
Same days last year.... 19,918
Same Week before 21.91
Same three weeks ago.. 14.109
Same four weeks sgo... .13,749
Same days last vear ta S7n
RECEIPTS FOR THK vioah tii
the following table will show tho receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, with comparisons with
last year:
... 1904. 19i.
a"' 2;7,d81 2:18.277
?." H.u2 665,091
B,'eeP 465,963 S42.17J
Averasi. nr-l. 1.1 .....
Inc.
l.MH
S9, 7i)l
Mouth
Omaha tor the last several duys wuh coin-
Dt- I 1B04. 1903. 11802. 11901. 11900. 11898. 11398.
Mar. v..
Mar. .3..
Mar. (..
Mar. 4..
M ar. ..
Mar. ..
Mar. 7..
Mar. 8..
Mar. ..
Mar. 10..
Mar. 11..
Mar. 12..
Mar. li..
Mar. 14..
Mar. - 16.
Mar. Its.
Aiar.
War.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
17
18.
19.
10.
21.
4 D24,
4 964i
Mar. fc2.
Mar. tl.
Mar. 24.
Mar. 25.
Mar. 2b.
Mar. 2i.
Mar. an.
Mar. 29.,
Mar. jo.
Mar. 31.
i 6 014
8 671 8 l;
6 124.1
1 3 66
3 0
3 Uti S 57
3 60 3 65
8 W 3 62
3 I, 8 62
Indicates Sunday.
ine official number of cars of stock
uruugni in today by each road was:
n w Cattle.Hogs.Sheep.irses
Wabash ,.. .. 1
Mo. Pac. Ry 3 ... 1
L'nlon Pac. System 31 38 Id 4
C. & N. W. Ry.... 3 I
F., K. & M. V..... 27 61 i I:
v.. Hi. t'., M. Sc. O.. 15 9 ...
R. M 91 iq a
ee
1
v,. p. & -q::;::::::: 4 t .
K. C. & St. J....J.. .. 1
C, R. I. & p., east. .. 8 1
C. R. I. a- P. wo i 1
Illinois Central l
cm. ut. west'n... 1
Total receipts 131 149
21 6
The lllnnnslttnn r9 th
e day's receipts waa
aa iiiiiusB, wen puyer
ber of head Indicated
purcnasitig uie num-
Cattle. Koga. Sheep.
tjmana Packing Co 226 1 670
Swift and Company 814 1.8S6
225
814
679
684
46
4
1
25
' 68
66
24
4
1,067
1,674
269
.'""uij x acHing jo 679 4,521
Armour & Co 684 2.0U9
332
ai iiuiur as o., a. c
ansant & Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Huntslnger....
L. F. Husx
Wolf & Murnan
Hohbick A B
Sol Degan
Squires
Halstead ,,
Parker & Co
Root
Curry & Cary
Haggt-rty
Other buyers
Total
217
132
41
74
80
74
713
...1,380 10,340' 8,(29
juicm was a more moderate
run of cattle here this morning, tut null
there were enough on sale to meet "he
requirements .of the trade. Moat of the
steers sold In good seuson, but cows VM.re
slow and the day v 11a well aJ .ig bifore
the pens were cleared.
Parkers took hold of the cornfed steers
with more life this morning than they have
for several days. In fact, this was the
first day that some of the buyers acted
ns though they were at all anxious for
cattle. The difference In the market from
yesterday was more one of activity than
of price, though the market on desirable
grades could be quoted strong, with some
sales undoubtedly a little higher. On the
other hand, short fed and common kinds
were probably no more than steady.
The cow market was slow and around a
dimo lower than yesterday, except In the
case cf good lightwoight cows and heifers.
The samo as I.oa teen the cuae all the
week, packers have all Leen after the light
weight stuff of food quality, and such
kinds today sold at about steady prices
but the heavy cows and the medium grades
of all weights were slow and a dime lower.
Pulls were slow sale and, If anything
were a little lower in sympathy with the'
decline on cow stuff. Veal calves, though,
sold In practically the same notches they
havo for some time past.
The small rupply of stockers and feeders
In sight this morning changed hands with
out much trouble at about yesterday's
prices. Common stuff wua of course neg
lected, the same as usual, but the rrices
paid in the majority of cases did not show
any quotable change. Representative
sales :
BEEF STEERS.
No.
1
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t
1
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10
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14
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At. FT. No At. Pr.
... IH0 I 110 7 1047 4 00
... 740 I 40 71 U40 4 ;o
... vn 1 to it 1114 1 m
... ttl I 65 4 11(0 4 Ot
... tut I tt :t 1140 4 ot,
...!. lii ) 11$ 4 10
... M I 75 tl lu4t 4 10
...1MI) I 76 1 U4t 4 10
...low) I 75 I ltuo 4 10
... IS1 3 71 It 1177 4 It
...1017 I to It ins 4 1S
... M IN tl 11H4 t U
...lint I OS 0 12mj 4 2i
... MI I at 1 1170 t It
...1021 I tt to 127 4 14
... 71 t K U lid 4 St
...1141 I 00 t 14:1 4 15
.. .1U70 I to 1 l.llto 4 H
...1061 I tt t iu70 4 tt
... M t 00 40 UOt 4 1
...1IU6 4 00 24 1427 4 It
...111') 4 00 It 134 7 4 40
...1S20 4 00 tt 14tl 4 40
... 175 4 00 t! 1 1C 1 4 40
. .. 8S0 4 00 5i) U65 4 CO
...1350 4 00 tl 1107 4 L0
. 11.11 1 Ml
ST BER 8 AND HEIFERS.
.... ;o t 7t tl 1147
H.J7 4 00
4 10
8TEERB AND COWS.
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... 114
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...1011
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It....
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-1040 3 60
HE1FKRS.
,.. tit
.. 410
.. 410
.. 114
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BULLS.
3 M
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3 Tt
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CALVES.
I U I
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BTAOS.
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165
140
150
4 71
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8 6
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, lit
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27,i:-3 39.190
34.543 32.737
H9 28.922
27.768 30, SN)
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11 A'l'H!
4I d I 821 4 ttt I 61 3 73
6 09S.I 8 H 6 i.l 4 W 3 (.J 1 So
f 124. 7 02 8 U 4 89 8 $7 3 Rt
04 7oito7ia au3rt
( of T U I 87 I 8i 4 74 8 81
. I 7 l 6 99 34i 4 io; 8
t 1341 7 16 10 6 37 4 71 8 80 3 M
6 l4l 3 06 6 39 4 73 3 63 t 74
6 lt4,l T 14 8 41 4 71 3 68 3 74
6 104 7 361 6 07 I 4 73 3 oil I SO
6 104 7 291 6 09 6 39 8 69 3 73
t 16 1 13 8 18 6 to) I 76 3 74
7 23 8 20 6 46 4 79 3 82
6 15 7 2a 8 I81 6 661 4 75 2 S3 3 61
6 26 8 10 6 66 4 79 3 51 3 63
6 164j 7 It I 6 60 4 85 8 to 3 70
6 IM41 7 10 6 16. t 941 8 86 1 8 71
6 04 7 06 6 21 6 65 3 6 3 73
4 874 19 8 2266) 4 89 8 73
. 7 j. u ,iT - . . il a
11 o v 11 0 i. v oo a 1131
7 841 6 25 6 82, 4 Mi 3 S'i 3 75
6 81 6 80 4 85 3 00 3 78
7 451 8 till 4 Dili X ia :l 7t
7 36 6 2i 1 4 93 18 He I I 71
7 261 36 6 76
7 21 36 6 87 4 89)
- 1 f 2t toi b soi 4 9i
6 17 I 7 30 1 8 64 5 9nj 6 06 ,
6 1441 I ( 69 6 66 6 16
6 07 I 7 221 I 6 891 6 12i
I 7 28 6 66 6 10
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this morning, and 11s nil markets Here
? noted lower, the niniket here took n still
ttrther drop. At the opening the ill irk. t
waa a big dime lower, with most of the
sales going at 34 .9" i 4 974. Hi-foro long,
however, it became evident Hint packers
all wanted a good many hogs nivl the m tr
ket keit gaining In activity and strength
until the last sales were largclv at 34 974
and 8".oo, or, in other words, neurit half of
the early decline was regained. The gen
eral market could heat It described bv
calling It t'oioc lovicr. The bulk of all the
hogs sold from 34 to f:. on. with choice
loads hugely from I.1.00 to 3ii.0T and the Unlit
and trasny stuff from M 9i down. Owing
to the activity toward the clove, practically
.v.rvthlnir wns l,e tl, ml. 1.11.. ..f ti.'a
forenoon.
Nu. . AT.
:i it4
Jl U7
1
7
I
Representative sales:
SK rr. No. At si,, ft
... 4 75 74 24.1 40 4 ST IX
... 4 75 7! Jsl M I 7i,
4 0 T tM 100 4 S714,
... 4 M 74 11 8.) 4 74
... 4 So 13 !.'4 ... 4 I7U
SO 4 85 7t IIS ... 4 t7i4.
10 4 15 73 24.S ... 4 I7kt
... 4 85 71 t4t ... 8 PO
M 4 88 71 3 1 ... I 00
... 4 85 It IVt 40 I 00
... 4 5 7t :it 40 00
... 4 8 15 M4 120 I 00
... 4 85 71 1t ... I 09
... 4 89 71 2' 3 ... 100
120 4 01 15 ti ... t 00
10 4 M M SM ... I 00
... 4 85 t (44 40 t 00
too 4 85 H 141 ... t 00
1!" 4 85 It 141 150 I 00
110 4 tt tl "1 loo t 00
... 4 85 76 121 80 5 00
10 4 05 lot ... 00
... 4 85 IT Ill ... 8 00
... 4 85 1 44 230 I 00
..: 4 88 80 ...rt ... It)
... 4 85 tl 241 40 I 00
... 4 85 It lit ... I 00 '
... 4 06 101 247 ltO 5 00
M 4 85 14 241 40 I 00
... t to 261 to I 00
40 4 86 71 114 1 00 I 00
400 4 85 8. 2.11 80 I 00
40 4 85 tii 14 SO t 00
40 4 85 7r. 231 ... I OS
40 4 85 T lit ... I 00
40 4 85 tt 2?7 ... I 00
to 4 85 57 t?S ... 00
SO 4 85 77 2?.0 120 t 00
40 4 r, CS 16 ... I 00
... 4 W. t 2J0 150 5 00
10 4 174 72 srs ... t CO
... 4 8"Vt 71 211 ... B 00
40 4 1714 tl ..Ill ... 6 00
SO 4 871, 141 1 140 00
12C 4 87S tl lit 40 I 00
... 4 87i, 7! j;0 40 t 01
... 4 871 63 244 80 I 00
... 4 87H CS 221 80 I 00
... 4 87lj t. 227 ... 5 00
... 4 874 t 234 10 I 00
... 4 87 4 244 to I 00
... 4 174 tl 134 ... t 00
40 4 874 14 2'5 ... 5 00
... 4 874 72 141 120 t 00
SO 4 874 48 240 40 I 00
10 4 174 41 241 ... t 00
... 4 87 4 88 f.4 ... 5 00
120 4 174 74 225 160 I 00
40 4 874 tt 114 120 I 00
... 4 87 4 07 277 ... 8 00
10 4 8)4 71 207 80 5 00
40 4 874 5 234 120 6 00
... 4 87 4 72 !M ... 5 00
10 t 87 4 72 Ill ... I 00
... 4 174 Tt 22 SO 8 024
SO 4 874 tl 281 ... t OJ4
80 4 174 15 170 ... t 05
100 4 174 ts 210 SO I 05
... 4 874 t4 244 120 5 05
... 4 874 75 255 40 6 05
120 4 874 t? ... I 05
40 4 87 4 46 31 ... I 06
40 4 874
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154
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T7
SHEEP AND LAMBS There was an
other moderate run of sheep here this
morning, but reports from other points
were unfavorable to the selling Interests,
and as a result the maket was lacking In
tvctlvity, with prices a shade lower. The
sheep that Just suited packers sold without
much trouble at about steady prices, whilo
others were a trifle lower. Lambs, though,
were slow sale and generally a dime lower
than yesterday. Common stuff In partic
ular waa hard to move. Yearlings sold
up to 15.25, clipped sheep and yearlings,
34 60; ewes, 34.76. and lambs brougnt 5.o6.
Most all the sheep were disposed of in
fairly good season, but it was late before
the lambs were all sold.
Quotations for corn-fed stock: Oood to
choice lambs, I5.&05.75: fair to good
lambs, 35.UMi(5.50; good to choice Mexican
Veartlnsrs 14 OlVrA IT.- atxnA 4a .h,,ln. ,,..
l'.''".''''"!8. 31 754f5.O0: fair to good yearlings,
4504)4.751 good to choice wethers, 4.7i'i
4.P0; fair to good wethers, 34.26gi-t.Ki; Rood
to choice ewes, 34.2fi4.6i); fair to good ewes,
I3.75ij4.15. Representative sales:
NO- Av. Price.
9 weatern ou!l ewes 84 2 75
lR Xl't.t err. ,n,n. r. A ,i
363 western ellpped'ewes".'.'."!!" 95 8 35
73. v.ltnrn h . . . . ,
j J. . un , ;v 11V
405 western Icmbsj 73 6 f.5
11 western lt.mbs 73 5 65
46. cull ewes stt 3 26
10 cull ewes ' i 350
28 clipped y'rllngs and wethers. & 4 N)
i3 Wyoming ewes 94 4 M
361 clipped la- '.a 4 60 .
20 clipped iaa.UH r) 4 m
ISO clipped yearling 72 4 60
844 clinned venrllncu to j
200 western ewes ..: '94 ' tt5
404 western ewes itju 4 7,
181 Wyoming clipped ewes and,. : '
.Jennings 78 4 to
4TA wn vallnn. . - . -
287 western lambs ......".'..".'"!!- 73 1 6 as
Kansas Cltr Ilve Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 31. CATTLR
Receipts. 3.800 head. Including 200 south
erns; market strong; export and dressed
beef steers, 10c higher, 34. 80776.26; fair to
good, steady. 350$4.40; western fed steers,
strong, 13 40W4 40; stockers and feeders,
weak. t2.7oOT4.25; southern steers, t3.5iig4 15;
southern nnn-a . 0 ...,w nr. . ,
. -.,i, .0,Kr(.,,, native
; strong, I2 00in4 00; native heifers. 33.25
"I'ui.1" caivea, ;i oorilti. 26.
HOOS-Recelpts, 6.000 head: market lOo
iJi Anp' i15'- bulk' IS-Mf5.12m hesvv,
SHEEP AND LAMfi 9 Receipts, 7.000
head; market atrong; native lambs. 3r1.0O
K . S wsitiirn liimt.aa l f.,4. z fu. - a
34.2tV54.75: yesrllngs, $4.805.25; stockers and
feeders, 32.504.50.
St. Ials Live Stock Marked.
ST. LOUIS, March 31. CATTLR Re
ceipts, 2.500 head. Including 900 Texans
market, steady: native shipping and export
steers, 34.2M5.40; dressed lieef and butcher
aa aa -,'.. m. .. , - .,
. r.. vo.f--v'. e,, Bit-i-m, uiliier J.t.il Ins.,
33.75fi5.00; stockers and feeders, 33.254.00:
cows and heifers. 3 ?57t4.2fi: canners. 32 ln-ffi
2 50; bulls. 33 00-94.16: calves. 34.25di6.60:
Texas and Indian steers, t3.2S174.35: cows
and heffers. 32 1033.10.
HOGS Rerelnts. 8 500 head- m.rU-t
lower: nigs and lights. 34.65'3.00; packera.
4 !xo5.30i butchers and beat heavy, $5.25tr
6.45.
8HEFP AND 7.AMnqT).r.lnl. son
head; market steadv: native muttons. 14 40
ffffi.flft: lambs. 34.ftfKfj5.fiO: cnlla and hurl.
3.1.60f 4. 25; stockers. 32.00073.00.
Slonx Cltr live Stork Market.
BlTTCX CITY. Tn . Xfnreh in -lOn.l.l
Telegram.) CATTLR Receipts. 800 head.
Market steadv: atockers slow: heevns tn r.n
4.70; cows, bulls and mixed. 83.20713 70;
HEAL KSTA'I'U TRAKsKEHS.
Deeds filed for record March 30, I'M, as f ur-
nmrieu oy ine Midland Uuaraiitee and
Trust company, bonded absirucler, ion
Farnam street, for The Ree:
Omaha Loan and Building Association
10 ioan j. nailer, lot 01, of Clark
Place ti urn
Annette C. Himebuugh to John
Saunders; lot 6, block 48, Plutte al
ley 1
Hie T. Merrlam to John Saunders,
lot 6. block 4t. Platte Vallev 1
Thomas J. O'Nell and wife to Edward
v oaaceK, lot id, block 3, Polttr &
Cobb's add to South Omaha 1
Anna Corrlgan to Henry and Mary
Miller, lot 1. block 6. Corrliran Placa fin
Thomas U. Cutlra to Fannie K. and
ttutna cutlra, part of lot a. Co
burn's SUb.. block 11. West llmahi 1
Sheriff to Herbert It. Heathllt-ld, part
of lot 7. block 122. Omaha 8 fW7
Caroline Hansen and husband to Peter
flcqueur, lot 3, block 22, 1st add to
Corrlgan Place 1 ino
M. Kugenie Kelby and husband lo
John W. Towle, lot 11 and part of
lot 10. block 6. Alamo Plaza add irO
Frank J. Fitzgerald and wife to An
drew . Jensen. lie1,., sec. 30-16-10 anno
Daniel M. I re and wife to Kugene M.
Karl, part of lots U and in. Fair-
mount Place i
Sheriff to Ueorge Hlrd. lots 19. 30, 21.
Z4, co ana 20, bitM-k 11, nighlund
Park ariT
Jennie L. Bliss and husband to
Francis K. 'White, lot 2. Rees Place.. 6,750
Deeds Idled March 31, ltsM:
Nicholas Uosman and wife to Camlle
Deroughe, part of lots 1 and 2, block
1 and 1. block 4. Corilsran I'l.ra k,v,
Ixiuls C. Harder to Lizzie Dent, lots
1 anil Z, block 4. Corrlstan I'lace 800
Dora Flor and husband to tjeorge
Pitner and wife, let 1. block 3, Lin
wood Park tun
Mary M. Reed to Stephen D. Ifcings,
lots, 'Ml In all, In Summit udd I
Matinda P. Cook and husband to Klla
Al. Cook, part of lot ii. S. K. linger s
Oklahoma 1
Rosa J. t.'lemens to Oscar J. Plcknrd,
lot 4. block 11. Isaac & Selden's add.. 800
Ira Lehmer and wife to Mrs. Karollne
Kbener, lot 22. block 3. Sheridan
Place fto
Ira C. Von Haller and wife to Frank
Dvrnke, lots 21 and 22. block 3, of
V'llllam Hagadorn's add SoO
Bablna S. Wakeley to Kleazer Wake-
ley, lot 8, block 12, and other land In
city , 1
A. R. Tar box to J. L. MulMnger. lot
4. Priiyn's sub. of lots 6 and 8. block
14. Blilnn's add. la
Amanda Johnson Hattle V. Flowers,
of lot 4, block 8. Brown I'ark
Add. - 1.026
stockers and feede s, 3-7 "Opt ,9t; catvoa and
.f-.irlliipfs. $J 7S u .1. 7v
IHHiS -Receipts. :,.'! head. Market 10
lower, selling at fl .;;,i5.ii); bulk. t.9o 4 !i.
t lMCAuo .IK SV4JIK M1HKKT,
Cattle Mom. Sheep Ten tents lllahrr
ad Hon l.ov4er.
CHICAOO. March "31. CAT? t.R Re
ceipts. 7t' head; market slow; good to
piiine steers. tljo'iio.Ji: stockers and
feeders, -'.7.Vi6.2.; cows, tt 7. tj 4 : heifers,
I'-'"'U 4.5"; m iiiipis. 31 7l-ti;' 50; bulls, tniiji
4 i; calves. U bi i .V; Texas fed sleei-s, tl.oo
11 4 t'4).
lit m IS Receipts, FO.Oiii head: estimated fo,
morrow. :hmi head; lert over. 11.S71; mar
ket. l.Vn'Jic lower; mixed and butchers,
t5.1.i'u&.3n; good to choice henvv, lino .10;
rough heavy. !;. tnv,t . 30; light, tt iWaio.Si;
bulk of sales. fvliiiri an
SHKKP AN1 LA MRS -Recelpta. 14 fJ
head; market for sheep. r higher; lambs,
steady; good to choice wethers, t4.7Mi5.25;
fair to choice mixed, t;i ;,v,i4 75; western
sheep, 34 5m 1 6. 25; native lambs, tl..l!jtl,tn;
western lambs, t4.7.i
St. Joseph I lie Slock Market.
ST. JOPi:PH. March .".1-CATTI.R Re
ceipts. M7 head: mirket steady; natives,
13 iO'io tm; cows mid heifers. tl6tii4.25;
stockers and feeders, 3-7. OO'U 4.36.
HiMiS-Ri-ei.ts. ti.tls head; market 5ilo
lower; light, tn.nuii6.0Tt; medium and henvv.
35 0i 1 'i 5.25
81 1 KKV AND LAM US Recelpta, 4.188
head; market ateady to strong; wethers,
8 l.V5 X; ewes. 35; . Iambs, steady to loo
lower, 35.75.
Stork In Slant.
Following are tha receipts of live stock
for tho six principle weateru cities yester-
uuy ;
Cattle.
. . S unn
.. 7,i
.. 8 M
.. 2,500
.. 947
.. SOO
,'.iTM7
Hogs. Sheep.
10.4S0 4 Sl
5ii.oii) 14.0n)
ti.lX) I.IHO
8.5i 2.500
' .41S 4.138
2.800
81,118 2M9.
South Omnha
Chicago
Kansas City ,
Ft. Irfuils
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Totals
Pry Goods market.
NEW TORK. March 31 PRY OOODS-.
T7e market has not changed from the
stagnant condition which lias been prev
alent for so long. Total Imports of dry
goods at this port for the week ending
today were valued at 32,374,075.
R
tlUVAY TIMK C A It II.
ISIOM 8TATIOS 14)111 A1UD HARCV,
Chicago, nock Island A 1'aelOi
KAfT,
ban
Oi'rasn PayllsM Limited '. .a 1 55 tn
rhlraso Daylight Local sl'OOam
Chlcio Xiprawa , . ..Ml-lt am
Ps Molopa Ztfirem , ...a a-30 pm
Caicago Fast Kxprras a t-.IO pm
WEST.
Rnrkr tlountaln l.tmltaii a 1:30 am
Llni-olD, Colorado Springs, Dsn-
vpr, Pueblo aod Woal a 1:10 pm
TVina. ca'lfornla and 01 lahoma
Flyer a 4:10 pm
Wabash.
St. Lou I a "Cannon Pall" Ei....a t to pm
BL Loula Local (Co. BluB')...a ..tt ua
( hlcaao oX Northnealarn.
Fast Cblraio a 140 am
bora I Chicago allitOam
Mall a 1:10 pm
Local Sioux City
Iuyllaht Si. Paul. a t 'to am
llarlllht I hlrago A 1:00 am
Limits ('ba-aao ..... a I tt pm
Fast Chlraio a,i. I to pra
Loral I be no ,a,a .a tilt pm
Kmt St. Paul ..r-.a I. It win
Bt. Paul Kipreas
Faat Mall - ,
Ixirat Htoux City ...--... ..b 4 00 pin
Norfolk and Bonaereol ..atiotara
.Inrnln aod Long Pino. . .. . .b t'Ot aui
llaadwooo. Hot Bprlnl,s and
Lincoln a f-to pm
Cattprr and Vyomlng Esirta...d I -to pm
Hastings, Superior sad iblon..t 8 to pat
Clilcnco. Milwankee A 8t. Pan
Chlcalo Payllitht , t 7. 51 am
('hlrago Fast Kspraaa a 8 -48 pm
Oyerland Limited a 8:10 pm
Det Molnas Ezprass a 1 :tt am
Illinois Central.
Chlrago Exprass a 7:60 pm
Chicago. Minneapolis ' aV fett.
faul Limited.... a t.lo pm
Mlnnaapolls and St. Paul Et...k f to am
It.lon l'acfllc,
Th Overland Llriltad ... t am
1 ha Fast Mall rffHu
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Ta Atlantlo I jproao.
To CiHurad.y' paclal..........tllJi pm
Tb Chicago 8toal
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Coinuibua Local - b 8 04 pm.'
4 l.lcasro tJrrat, Vetern.
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CMcago Bfvresa . .... t:0 am
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K. C. Ok 8U Louis rpiaa....a:o.to pm .
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a t 15 am
a 1.46 pm
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MO .It am
a 1:10 pm
6:10 pm
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all 15 pm
a I IS pm
a t it am
a 1:14 pm
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a 1:08 am
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a 1:05 pm
a 8:10 pm
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a I to pm
alO to am
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IllRLINCTOM Tiyi:0 lOTH A MASON
Clilcuao, Darlington A Ctiacy.
Lssts Ariir.
Chicago Special.... i a1:00tm s I 64 pnt
Cticago Veiitibuled Eipraaa a 4:00 pm a 7:46 ara
Chicago Local a 8:11 am all CO am
Chicago Llniltod .......a 8:06 pm a 7:45 pm
fast Mall, : 43 pm
Kansas City, Bt. Joseph A Co. BlotTa.
Kansas City Day Eipraaa a 1:11 am a 1:08 pm
Ft. Loula Flvar c ..a 1:16 pm all 01 am
Kanaaa City Night Eipraaa a!0:4f pm a I: to aa
MorllnaVton A Missouri Klver.
Wymora, Beatrira and Lincoln.. a I to am bll oj pm
Ketraaka Kspraaa. a 150 am a 7:46 pm
Dfwvar LlmitaO ....a 4:10 pm a 1:46 am
II ink Hlils Fugat found Ei.all 10 pm. a I 10 pm
Colorado Veatlbulad Fljrer. ......... a I 10 pm
Lincoln Fast Mall...., b 1:67 pm a 1:01 am
Fort Crook aod Flatlstpo.itb. .. .b 1 . 10 pm b)0:lt am
BsllSTue aad Pacific Junotoa..s 1:le pm s 8:17 am
Del avua aad facino jncUoa..a 8:60 am
UKUSTEIt UEVOT-IBTH at WCDSTER
Missouri Paclno.
Lssts Arrlra.
Nab. Local via Waaplag Vatar.b tilt pm st0:M am
Chlcaao, St. Paul, Mian. A Onvalia. ,
Twin City Pauengsr b 150 am b I 10 pm
Sloui City I'aaaengar a t 00 pm all 10 am
Oakland Local.. .....b 8:46 pm k P.10 am
a Dally, b Dally aicept Bandar. 8 Dally aaospt
Saturday. tally sxcspt Monday.
OCEAN STKAtl SHIt'S,
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
Umm tvis-Scraw Huam a iA.HM Taaa
KEW fukk-aoilkaLAM, la sKiULutiNAV
nillug TuaaUajr, at 10 a. aa.
Futadam Apt. til Moordam i,..Apl. H
Hctteidam Apl; Lli Foladam ...May 10
Kyudaoi Apt. 1, liottardam May If
Will call al Plymouth.
HOLLAND-AM FHll'A LINE, aa Itaarbors St. Cii.
aaga, IIL; Harry Mueraa, Itol raraam St.! 0.
Eatkartord, Ull t aruam tui 1. B. haroolda. lias
(aniaat a.
AWD1UH LINE V.
MAO. STEAMillll'B,
KEW TORK, LONIKlNPEHhT AND CLA8Q0W.
NEW VUHK. GIbft ALTAE AND NAPLES'.
Buparlor accommodatlona. Eitellant cutalna. Tha
emtort of (aaraugars carafully coiisl6aiad. Slngia
or round trip lickrts Detwrcn Nee York and Scotch.
English.' Irish and all principal Sandlnaviae aod
couiluanlal pointa at attraotlva rales. Itand for Book
of Toura. For tickets or gaaeral informattoa apply
to any liiral agent of tha Anchor I.liia or te
HENDtKSUN DROS , (Jut A Asrnta. Chicago, III.
COMMISSION
COs Incorporated
Capital and Surplus $600,000.
ialers in
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BONDS
AXO INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
REr'ERENCKS: 178 State and Na
tional Banks Ac Commercial Agenda.
luu Hrancli unices.
General OlBrei N. V. 1.1 1 Halldla.
MINNEAFriUg.
Omaha Brauck-itllN t'aratsi St.,
Tel. 47.
TllCli. M. W.tonif K, Cor.
Lovrey Bros & Co.
Commission Merchants
Grain, Stocks
and Provisions
Room 212, N. Y. Life Buildup
Phone 3610. .
Special attention slvsn to tclrsraDh and
COE