GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Omaha Leads Middle West Cities on Spot
Corn Center.
FARMERS TOO BUS TO COME TO TOWN
Armoera Balling t0rn on Condition
f What la In frlba, Parties,
larly la llllaola and
Iowa.
OMAHA. April 2, 1904.
thi . th5 i"81 C0ln market in
the country Today H leads Kansas City
Mlnneapolla by from I to 4
UI'.i t-on""l'rlng the lonK haul and other
condition It la a better market than Cht
i. Wire gonti- choice corn la now sell-
-V? "-y prices, rvebraxka corn la In
il . drnand there, for It la the stuff
that contract la made of. It la underatood
xnat corn from this atate handled In the
r,?'n? grading No. 2 In Chicago.
h farmers are busy seeding, aald
. A. Cope, "and will not leave their work
to bring corn to market. Nona of It la
coming In. Armour la bulling corn on the
condition of what la In the farmers cribs,
Particularly In Illinois and Iowa on the
upjysltlon that It will not grade contract
In May. Nebraska corn la the best on the
market. Not half enough corn waa on tho
market thia morning. The Updike Grain
company took eight of the ten care offered
and we would have liked all we could get."
The speculative market waa uneventful
this morning. The lack of foreign cables
restricted It somewhat, but domestic con
ditions control just now. Crop reports
seemed tu anuw a slightly better prospect.
The Modern Miller was. rather bearish.
astern Kansas drew heavy rain. The cash
wheat situation la healthful. It Is well
neld and sells at a premium, while the
demand Is not particularly strong. Chi
cago May ranged from lW,c to 9ac. with
the close slightly lower than the opening.
Na)w July went from 88,4c to 874c. The
Omaha crowj devoted Its time to corn
Chicago May corn ranged from 674c to
Wa Omaha was strong. The corn
situation depends on Armour. There Is
as yet no Indication of liquidation In that
quarter.
Chicago sold 80,000 No. 1 northern Thurs
day at 0 over the May. The closing
firlce figure at Minneapolis was H4c; Dti
uth, 71c; St. Louis, 31.01; Toledo, 31.02,
and Kansas City, 96 for No. 2 hard
and 11.0 or SLOT for No. 2 red.
The range of prices In Omaha grain for
future delivery and the close of Thursday
and today were as follows:
Closed
Open.
High. Low. Today. Thur.
Wheat
May ..
July ..
Corn
May ..
July ..
Oats
May ..
S9H
83V4B
84 V.
494
48"
El
48
49
4t
SI B
48
40 40 B
Local Cash Grata Market.
Corn and rye were the grains which occu
pied the spot talent today. Mure corn went
at the highest prlcea of the crop than for
several weeks. No. 2 corn sold at 60 cents
early In the session and If any could have
been got at the close It would have brought
llSaC. No. 4 sold early for 4.H'ii&0c and late
arrival brought '.c. Wheat was up lV4e
from Thursday's market and corn from lo
to 2V4o.. Receipts of wheat were 8 crs In
and 7 cars out, one week ago, 4 and 10
cars. Receipts of corn were if cars in and
7 car out; one week ago, 26 and 4 cars.
Oat receipts were 2 rars In and 1 car out;
Ana mIi a or, 1 a r. ,4 Q i-r. rm XT n 9 nrn
old for BIHW6I0 on track. Two care of
No. 4 brought 47 Ho and 2 of no grade 44c.
Two cars of No. 4 white oats on track sold
for 8c and 2 cars of No. 2 rye to the Mis
sissippi went for 99c.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, B9c: No. S hard.
SS-SWto; No. 4 hard, "SfrTfto; No. 2 spring,
8.'?ftc; No. S spring, 82&87c; No. 4 spring,
7H77o.
Corn No. 2. 510; no. s. en-asie; no. 4,
47HfifiOo; No. 2 yellow. 61c: No. 3 yellow.
4pG0Vsc: No. 2 white. tlo; No. S white, 43V4
COAT8 No. 1 40f?41c; No. S. SP3H0o; No. 4.
tWc; Noi 2 white. 4MM3c; No. 3 white,
4041c; standard. 41tt42Vc.
Notes from the Exchanare Offices.
Omaha Inspections of grain were SI cars;
of corn, 12 cars graded No. 2, 11 cars No.
I, S cars No. 4, 1 car No. 4 white and 1
oar no grade; of oats, 8 cars graded No. 3
white. Scars No. 4 while and 1 car No. 4;
of wheat, 2 cars graded No. 4 hard winter:
of rye. 1 car No. 2. v
frrala Markets Rlnwntr.
Closing prices of grain today and Thurs
day at the markets named were as follows:
CHICAGO. "
Closed
Today. Thur'y.
Wheat
May July
Corn
May July
Wheat
May July
Corn
May July
Whea-
May
July
Corn
My
July
Wheat
May July
Wheat
May July
Wheat
May July
a'A sVJfc
7
87
63'AA
67 A
B3VB
KANSAS CITT.
87S
8714
47
46
47H
464
ST. LOUIS.
ASH
U4A
M'4
88Tn
47. B
47V.
49
MINNEAPOLIS.
97HA
7A
S7T,
1
DULUTH.
67 B
97
NEW YORK.
MHA
CHICAGO GRAIN AND FROVISIOJ9.
(reatree oi the Trading; aad Closlac
Prices ea Board of Trad.
J31??' AprUw -r Ur Oecreasa In
world shipments helped firmness In wheat
today, the olose showing a net advance of
e. Corn made a gain of HtHc Oats are
VP n and provixlons 2Hf)lVkC.
Under the Influence of the decreased
movement, a firm tone prevailed Tn-wTesl
ih? Pen'h- July being up V3.e at
ir7-A. "'J1'0" hlul occurred and
Jury deollned to 87o. The market rallied
juii I'tiore ine close, a firm tone
being manlfeftod. Final figures on Julv
were at 87l87'ec. May aold between 96-i
Jl cl,1l" ' iWo. Cioarance of wheat
iiv uuur were eauai
to 331.700
buahel
Primary
recelpta
wore 644.000
bushels
against 411.700 bushels a year ago. Exports
of wheat and flour for the week, as shown
' oiuiroi, were i,re,.guo buahels. Min
neapolis Duluth and Chicago reported re
celpta pf 470 cara. agalnat 2l0 cars last week
nd Hot a year ago.
xentiment in the corn pit was bullish,
uly opened ffVo higher at . ...i.i
ween 6J"fi6o and closed at mv t
receipts wtre 234 cars.
The feature In trading In oats wss cov
ering by local shorts. After opening Ui
' higher at July sold between SV(Moc'
Clusing at 3S. Local receipts were 197
cars.
Provisions were strong on an active de
mand for all product. The Interest of
trading centered In pork, there bolng heavy
buying. The market cloVed strong, with
July pork up 17e at S1S.KV4. July Urd
elused 2HC higher at 7.17H'u7.2n. Ril;s wero
VP 2Vc at 37 10. The board will bo closod
Tueausy, election day.
The leading futures ranged a folloaa:
Articles.! Open.l High. I Low. I Clost.l Yes y.
Wheat
a July
b July
a Sept.
b ti. t-t.
July
S.pt.
Oats
My
July
': Sept.
Jork
My July
lrd
Slay
July
Blt-a
Wy
July
FV 86V MV
S'.'V WVTtsJ; S"k'.l'i
W. 87VR71its:,--rtM
civil 8: s.mn1-'UVi
u! uvi
8isa
i
56ffl
STHl KVI
64 I63VIH
6.'V 6::
I I
4tjHaS
40 3'Jj
83! S3 I
13 47J 13 :o
13 70 IS 40
67
6M
6rfi 4
MVEJVi'4
6.V
41
83',
IS 20
13 40
41V41HH
33
IS jn u i
13 6?H; 13 86
1
7 30
S
I 10
T 0?H
7 25
T 00 I
T 18 I
T 00
7 17S
7 .'
7 20
( 97.
7 15
9A
t OVi
96
7 U7fc. 7 10
, No. 1 a old. b new.
Cash quotatlona were as follows:
HiOl'R-Market was quiet and steady;
winter patents. S4.i0tX.ro; straights. H io-it
470: spring patants. S44Oj4.70; Straights.
MKVfMV; bakers. 83 00.
JL, AT-No. 1 epr'ng. 98-81.00; No. S,
r avfrll W; No. 3 red. M. tjSl.OJS.
.ivS,NKo' 11 "'VefiVc; No. I yellow,
O ATR-No. L SISfltl'ic: No 1 .Mi.
43VitT44e.
RYE No. I TJc, .
b A RLE Y Good feeding, 88640c: fair to
chol.e malting, 46ic.
cla.iWkV-Ndi. X fla. 81.08; No. 1 anh.
'l1 prime timothy. iM; clover,
PROVia ONi-Meea pork, per bbl., 312 S
'"'i1 M,r 100 sth;
ft. . r.'J,B L'1'" ISS-'HiresTH; short
clear sldf.s (boxed). 17.25.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments ot flour and grain:
. ... Recelpts.Shipments.
lour. bbls k.ko 71.500
vj neat, bu TC.oon w 0"
torn, bu 293.000 J40,(X0
Oats, bu 4.4"0 478 )
"' "U M.2O0 13t'
Barley, bu 141.900 66.800
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, H1J
2Hc; dairies, lLfiilc. Eggs, easier; at
mark, casus Included, 16Hfcl6c.
O.HAIIA WHOLES ALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Qnotatloas oa
Staple aad fancy Prodnce.
EOOS-Receipta, liberal; market steady;
fresh stock, 15c.
LIVE POlLTRT Hens. lOHfllc; young
roosters, SigHc; old roosters. 6c; turkeys,
13c; ducks, uC; geese. c.
Bl TTER i'scklng stock. 12fil2Hc; choice
t" fancy dairy rolls, 13'gl4c; separator, 22c.
FRESH FISH Trout. O-qlOc; pickerel, 64
Pc; pike, ; perch, 5?i6Hc; bluenah, c;
whltefish. 7(gl0c; salmon, lie; haddock. 10-;
codfish, 12c; rerianapper, 11c; lobster, bol'.ed,
per lb., 40c; smoked whltensh. 11c; bull
heads. Uc: catfish. lSQlv; black bass, 10c:
halibut, 10c; crspples. 12c: herring. 4Wc;
white bass. 13c; blueflns, tc; smelts, lOBllc;
flnnsn hnddles. smoked. 8Hc.
OT8TERS New York counts, per can.
43c; per gal., 82.00; extra select, per cin, S6o;
per gal.. SI .75 : standard, per can, 27c; per
gal., 1 83fil 40.
BRA N Per ton. 118 00.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland.
SS.S0; No. 2. Sti.on. medium, fr 6"; roarFe
15.00; rve straw, lfi.00. These prices are for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair and receipts light.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado, l.20; Dakota, per
bu., 11.10; natives, tl.00.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. S2.542.35.
CELER I Large California, bye, isc, and
90c.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate, 81.90; Colo
rado red, per lb., 34c
CABHAOE Wisconsin Holland, 4c.
TURNIPS White, per bu., 60c; rutabagas,
per lb., l'tc.
CARROTS Per bu., 1100.
PAHSNIPS-Per bu.. 0c.
BEETS Per bu., 76c.
CI CL'M HKKS Per dS.. 11.50-81.75.
TOMATOES Florida, per 8-basket crate,
S3.0Ofi8 50.
RAD18!1ES-Per dos. bunches. S5-fl5nc
LETTUCE HEADS-Per dox. bunches, 0c
981.00, ton lettuce, per dos.. iotfaaiic.
TL RNlPg-Bouthern, per dos., 45c.
BEETS Houthern, per dox., 50c.
CARROTS Southern, per dox., Tf.c.
PA RSI. EY Southern, per dox., S0445c.
SHALLOTS Per dox., 75c.
ONION SETS-Per bu. of 82 lbs., yellow,
82.00; red, 8.26; white. 32 50.
SPINACH-Per bu., 31.00431 25.
BEANS Wax, per bu. box, 84.50; string,
per bu. box, 34.00.
FRUITS.
APPLES California Bellflowers, per box,
11.75; Oregon fancy reds, per box, Sl.iMj
New York export Greenings, Russets and
Baldwins, 34.00.
CRANBERRIES Jersey, per bbl., 7; per
box, U in.
STRAWBERRIES Texas, per 24-qt. case,
14.00; Louisiana. rer 24-pt. case, 82.00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Navels, choice, all sixes, 82.25;
fancy navels, all sixes, 32.60.
LEMONS California, fancy, 300 to 360,
83.60; sholce. 240 to 270 sixes, 83.003 25.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. canons, S5c;
Imported Smyrna, i-crown, 14c; 5-crown,
lOo; 7-crown, 10c.
BANANAS I'er medium sized bunch,
DATES Persian, per box of 30 pkgs.. 32;
per lb. In 60-lb boxes, 5c; Oriental stuffed
dates per box, 82 40.
COCOANUTS Per sack. 84 00; per doi.,
60c.
MTSCELLANEOnS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c; block
Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin brick, 15c; Wisconsin
llmburger, 18c.
CIDER Per bbl., 85.50; per -bbI., 83.28.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames, 83.00;
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, 83.00.
HORSERADISH Per case of 8 dox.,
packed, 80c.
MAPLE SYRUP-Ohlo. per lb., 10c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. 3 green, 6c:
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted, tic: No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 8 He; No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 15 lbs., SHc: dry salted bides, 8&12c;
sheep pelts, 24027c; horsehldes, 81.6062.50.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
15c; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No 2 hard shell, per lb., 12c;
Braxils, per lb., 11c; filberts, per lb., 11c;
almonds, soft shell, per lb., 15c; hard shell,
per lb., 13c; pecans, large, per lb., 12c;
small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, rr lb., 6c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 8c; Chill walnuts,
12i&'13yjc: large hickory nuts, per bu., 31.60;
shellburks, per bu., 82.00; black walnuts,
per bu., 31.26.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
ftnotatloaa ot tho Day oa Various
Coaanaodltlea.
NEW YORK, April 2.-KLOUR-Recelpts.
46,Us bbls. ; exporiu, 42,Mi bbis. ; inaiket
very auiet, wlui a lirni undertone; winter
patents, 86.2oti6.60; winter straights, Xjuoj'
e. 2u; Minnesota patents, 36.iooo.6o; winter
extras, fi.iM4.UO; Minnesota buaers, 4.niu
4.40; winter tow grades, $3.iu3mj. Ky
Mour, dull: lair to good, $4.1Mi4.a6; choice
to tancy, 4.6iu4.W.
CuKAMbAu-tirm; yellow western, 31.03
Liu, city, 1.10til.U; kiln dried, vUo.l
Hi'E Luli ; No. i, 46a, to arrive.
BARLEY Dull; leeulng, 4at, c. 1. f., New
York; malting, 6uQ6c, c. I. f., Uuflalo.
WHEAT Keceipta. 84,000 bu.; exports,
S1.6U bu. bpot, steady; No. i red, 81.06,
nominal, elevator, and lloitul.10, nominal,
f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern, Oulutn,
Il.OS'i, nominal, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 hard,
lanltoba, nominal, ailoai. 1 Options weru
nominal and advanced on cold weather
west, covering by shorts and a scarcity of
sellers, but finally eased off under a bearish
Modern Miller report. The close was steady
and hto higher. May closed at Ss'-c; Janu
ary, Vtdj,A l-16c, closed at tw-e, Septem
ber, io l-ltti&Vkc, Closed at 85VC
CORN Heoeipls, L)u,oO uu.; exports,
29,ut6 bu. Bpot, urm; No. I elevator, 65Wc,
f. o. b., afloat; No. S white, 67c. The option
market waa dull and featureless. May
closed at eo'ic and July at 6j40.
OATS Receipts, 172.6oO bu. ; exports, 18,574
bu. Spot, steady: No. 2, Vc; standard
white, 47Vic; No. 3 white, isc. options were
fairly active and firmer, with the west.
May. 48WU4ko, closed at ISc.
HAY Quiet: shipping, lOVic; food to
choice. SrVticbSl-CO.
HOPS teteuiiy ; atate, common to choice,
Kti 16c; olds,-9i 14c: Paclrle coast. 1908 crop,
Ktiaalc: 1"2 crop, aii'c; olds, H-ijltc.
HIDES Steady ; (ialveston. to to 26 lbs.,
18c; California, U to 2S lbs.. 13'14c.
LEATHER (Inn; acid, 23&..OC.
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, 8H3
67-'; Japan, nominal.
Kltuvidio.NB ter, steady; family, 311.00
fcli.uo; mesa. 8l.60ti.uO; beef hams. SHO.oott
fc.oO; city extra India mess, SH-Oi'-U'li.ou.
Cut meats, quiet; pickled bellies. 37.0oi.oo;
pickled shoulders, K5J; pickled hams, 39 60
ii 10.00. luid, firm; western steamed, 87.40;
refined, firm; continent, 37.60; South Amer
ica, 8.O0; compound, 3o.tiVvi(t 75. pork,
firm; family. 3100; ahort clear, 314.75(6 16.00;
mess 3M 76Q16.26.
HUTTER Eany; extra fresh creamery,
23o; creamery, common to choice, 16ar22c;
state diilry, 13ti21o; renovated, lfillMic:
factory, UfiHHt, Imitation creamery, llif
17c.
CHEESE Steady; state full creamery,
f-cy colored, September, 12c; late made,
1'V". small white, September, 12c; late
made, lu7c; large colored, September, 12c;
lute tnadtt. loc: large white, September,
12c: late made. 10e.
5EOGS t'irin; piate and Pennsylvania,
nearby average finest, 19c; state and Penn
sylvania firsts, lfc"c; woatern firsts, lHt-.
POTATOES Firm: Long Islund, a.6ofr
4.t": Jersev. 13 -;fti3.75.
TALLOVV Quiet, city, 4Tc; country, 4
SVtc
t. Loala Grata and Provisions.
ST. IOl'lS, April 2.-WHEAT-Flrm: No.
1 red csiih. elevator, track, Sl Uftil 06; May,
96 ; July. Kie; No. 3 bard. D-Tieic.
k.-m Higher; No. 2 csali, 600: track
Bltu.Mc; May. 9c: July. 60c.
OATS-HtgW; No. 2 cash. 43c; track.
44c; May. 41; No. 2 white. 46Ve.
KLt)LTR Dull and uncharged: red
ter patents, 34.90(600; special brand,
85c higher; extra fancy and straight,
04 86: clear. Hflug-l &v
6EEI Timothy, steady. 32 402 60.
CORNMEAL Steady, fc.40
BRAN Steady ; sacked, east track
80c.
win
30f 34(0
H AY Steady ; timothy. SJ.flOfllt 00; prairie.
88 0 10.00.
IHN COTTON TIES 62c.
RAOOINO Ve.
HEMP TWINE c.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; jobbing.
113.40. Lard, higher: prime steamed, 86 ".
Pat on, steady: boxed, extra shorts, 87.75;
clear ribs 87.75: short clear, 800.
POULTRY Easy; chlcker.s Ye; sprlnes,
83 Wfrt60 per. 1oi ;turkey, 12M)14c; ducks,
lc: r-e, 6jj7e.
BUTTER Slow; creamery, SOCZ&Ssc; dairy,
161 c.
LOGS Lower at 14He. care count.
Recelnts. BhlDme-te
rmur. nnis v iv
Wheat, bu
rorn, bu M
Oata. bu 33.000
14 M
PM noil
84.000
Peoria Grala Market.
TTOWIA. Ar-ii t-CORN-H!gher; K
4c; No. 1 47V .
THE OMAIIA
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Holidays Ears a Quiet Effect sod Little
Eniir.es i ii Done.
LARGE TRANSACTIONS IN MONEY MARKET
Prices of Stocks Have Moved la aa
Irregular Way Darlna; the
Week, with Eaornsoas
Reartloas,
NEW TORK. April 1-Today't stock
market was an Insignificant atlair, as as
te be expected of a two-hour session be
tween two holidays. The fact that the
London market waa closed today waa an
aouitional Incentive to absentees on the
part of stock exchange members. The
urift of prices waa sluggish throughout.
The Pad tio stocks espeoiaily receded from
their recent prominence in the market
People's Oas suffered from a movement
to take pro tits on the recent considerable
rise and was a depressing Inlluence on
the general list. '1 he weather bureau's
crop bulletin and the weekly reviews of
the commercial agencies were not suf
(icletly cheerful to Induce any buying of
stocks, but there was no urgent pressure
to sell.
The bank statement revealed the large
transactions which have been going on
In the money market, but the mainte
nance of last week a full surplus by tho
offsetting of other Items and the extreme
ease now ruling In the money market pre
venetd any anxiety over the banking situ
ation. The cash Item reflected the recelpta
of government deposits from Interior banks
coming over from last week's operations.
The government deposits Included In the
deposit Item amount to 3u6,lu7,4tiO, compared
with 3-t6.948.100 last week. The expansion of
nearly 316.Outt.OiiO In the loan Item Is con
sidered corroborative of the rumors of
large loans contracted during the week
In connection with stock market opera
tions. Yesterday's payment of subscrip
tions to the 800,000,000 Pennsylvania note
issue probably figures In thla item also.
The market closed easy on a late selling
movement. Total sales of bonds par value
31.540,000. The) volume and character of
the transactions In the great Pacific and
transcontinental railroad stock give ample
warrant for the prevalent assumption that
Important operations are working out In
that Meld designed to establish flnnnclal
policies on the part of great forces of
railroad capital.
The feeling has crystallred In Wall street
that the dissolution of the Northern Se
curities company haa the effect of re-establishing
the conditions of the Northern
Pacific settlement as they were before the
formation of the Northern Securities
company. The one substantil basis for
the asaumptlon that such policies are
working out Is the continued large ab
sorption of Union Pacific a.ck. There was
a time when transactions in as large vol
umes aa this recently made In Union Pa
clflo might have been plausibly set down
to a purely speculative campalun, but thnt
was when a broad general limit
for stocks could be relied upon for quick
absorption of speculative holdings. Last
week's surmise that Morgan-Hill Interests
were taking the stock to balance the
Harrlman-Kuhn-Loeb holdings In Northern
Pacific and Great Northern was supple
mented this week by circumstantial as.er
tlone that St. Paul and Standard Oil In
terests were acquiring Union Pacific con
trol to assure a Pacific coast outlet for St.
Paul.
The transfer of government deposits to
New York In preparation for the Panama
canal payment has Increased the supplies
In this market. The expected outflow of
gold has been delayed. Railroad earnings
have made a better comparison with lust
year. An active demand Is reported for
copper. Improving conditions show In the
Iron and steel trade, but the prospect of
a poor quarterly report by the United
States Steel corporation and doubts over
the maintenance of the preferred dividend
have modified that Influence. The crop
nntlnnk mtitlnues. uncertain, but is not Vet
a dominant Influence. Renewed labor
troubles In the building trades In New
York are disquieting and gained added In
fluence on th stock market as the week
progressed. United States old 4s. new 4s
coupon and 3s registered have advanced
4. and the 8s coupon Vi per cent on call
during the week.
The following were the quotations on tha
New York Stock exchange yesterday:
Ba.tej.Mlgn.Ijuw.iose.
Atchison
B.000 it iitt ti
do preferred
Baltimore Ohio
do preferred
Cunauian pacific
Central of N. J
Chea. A Ohio
Chicago as Alton
do preferred
Chicago Q. W
Chicago & N. W
C, M. & St. P
do preferred
Chicago T. & T
do preferred
C, C, C. & St. L....
Colorado Southern....
do 1st preferred
do 2d preferred ....
Del a. & Hudson
Dela.. Lack. Ac W
Denver & R. Q
do preferred
Erie
do 1st preferred ....
do 2d preferred
Hocking Valley
do preferred
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do preferred ,
K. C. Southern
do preferred
Loulsvllls A Nash....
Manhattan I.
Met. Securities .'
boo Vi
LI4U0 A
914
IK
t9
1U0
lo
800
iuo
03
as
63
81
16 Vj
1,100 lb
loo 171 v
la
7.MW 145m 144 14i
174",
9H
19!
200 10V 16'
1
63
2314
153
209
iOVi
69
16
63
40 Vx
73
130
1S4
33
100 234
400 163(
loo 26
600 21
23t
153
U
26'i
64
1,000
100
64
200 1S 18
19
35
1,900 10914 IOj'4
800 142 Vi 142 Vi iS
Met. St. Ry
Minn. & St. L ..
M . St. P. & S. 8. M.
do preferred
Mlisourl Pacific ,
Mo., Kan. A Tex ,
do preferred
N. R. R. of Mex.. pfd
N. Y. Central ,
Norfolk ft Western.,.
do preferred
S00 112
1UV4 11 1
40
100
3',306
24
93H
62H
93Vi
lift
91
17-4
Se'V
87
ll74
60 14
2o0 38H
'At) SN
384
38
4i 0 1174 117
SOO 6SVi 6SV
Ml
!io,eo6 liiv lisvi
Ontario & Western.
Pennsylvania
P.. C. C. & St. L
Reading 4,800
do let preferred .... 100
do 2d preferred
Rock Island Co 700
do preferred
Bt. L. & 8. F.. 2d pfd. 200
St. Louis 8. W
do preferred
Southern Pacific 3.700
Southern Railway.... J.1'"J
do preferred 200
Texas & Pacific liO
Toledo. St. L. & W.. 100
do preferred 100
Union Pacific 14.50)
do preferred 200
Wabash 2o0
do preferred iM
Wheeling A L. E loO
Wisconsin Central.... 100
do preferred
Adams Express
American Express
U. S. Express
Wella-Furgo Exp
A ma I, Copper 2.700
Am. Car & Foundry.. loO
do preferred
Am. Cotton Oil
do preferred
44
79H
224
48'"
44V
78
80
62V4
4ti
134
ivi'n
49H
22
M',
ti
24 4
34i
86
-Vs
lb'4
lovj
18
40
221)
188
I'd
205
49.
20
72
29 Mj
tw
7
37
3
H
21 .
K2
49
79
46
49
Ms
S4
85
bH
92
18
38
16,
18
84
23',
1'.
86
92'.,
1
4
16
1S
60
20
494
20
American Ice 100
do preferred
Am. Linseed Oil
do preferred
Am. Ioconiotlve 100
do preferred 3iv
Am. Smelt. & Refln... Too
do preferred 2O0
21S
4S-,
SJ4
Am. Siittar Refln
Anaconda Mln. Co...
Br-oklyn Rapid T...
Colo. Fuel A Iron...
Consolidated Oas ...
Corn Products
d-i nreferred
S.7U0 12 V 127 1J7T4
00
3,100 44 44
41
24
197Vi
121
4'4
74-i
164
11
S7
78
IS
M
2?4i
fasij
2V4
f
7'4
45
PlstllUr' Securities.
General Electric
International Paper.
do preferred
International Pump.
do preferred
National I -end
North American ....
Pacific Mall
People's Has
609 25 25
110
100
11
12
66 S
8.4O0 I0H4 M
jreesen Bteet tar
do preferred
Pullman Psl. Car
Republic Steel 100
do preferred I "ft
Robber Hoods C01
do preferred fort
Tern. Coal ft Iron 11
V. 8. Lthee
do preferred 10-)
U. S. Reattv
do preferred '"0
U S Rubber 1 V
do preferred 1 ft
U. 8. 8te4 3nfl
do nreferred 16.200
Westlnhmie Flee
Weern Union
7X
4114
19
7H
W4
78
R.''i
'414,
'.
1H
6tt
'i
89
7r4
11
594
31
13
'.
BIV4
Northern Securities. . .
Total sales for the day, 11S.6V0 shares.
Clearing Hons Statement.
NEW TORK. April t-The statement of
the clearing house banks of thla city for
this week shows: Loans, l.22.7u7.1il; In
erease, 114 64.1.400. TV posits. Il.flrs. (.; In
crease, ).7nx. Circulation, .i.lvv).a; de
crease, r-sUnrt. I-eul tcndr. 171 SV7 3U0; de.
crease, 14, ipede, $ja.WO,10, Increase,
DAILY PEE: SUNDAY, AriUL 3. 1P04.
8r..3 nrn. Reserve. 3296.097iO; Increase. $r4. -6n.4fm.
R'w-n-f re-julred, 3"7.32.ivi; In
crease. SM75.:a. Surplus. 8:7.756.060; In
crease. 3-W176. Ex-United States deposits,
341.7il.9oti; Increase. 82,ft26,'W).
Xrrr York Money Marhet.
NEW YORK, April 2-MONEY-On call,
nominal: no loans Time lonnr. earv; SO
days. 2Hfi.1 per cent: ( dajs. 3 ier cent;
months. JVd4 per cent
PRIMES MERCANTILE! PAPER
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual burlnerj In bankers' bills at 84 87304?
4 s;tl5 for demand and at 37.vq4 Mr for
slxty-dnv blllr; ported ra'.p.-i, 8.S6VS4.8;
commercial bills. 34 S4u.ff74.S4S.
SILVER Rnr. 5AKc; Mexican dollars, 44c.
BONDS Government, strong; railroad,
steady.
The closing Quotations on bonds are at
follows:
V. 8. rrf. Si. ref 10 'MtnhitUn e. s. 4s...m
do coupon lti Mil. Central 4s S
So it. r J0S4 do lit Inc ISUj
do coupon 107 Minn. A Bt L 4l ...
do ntw 4, roc 10714 M , K. A T. 4t loo
do coupon K'7 do U IT.
do old 4a,
reg.
.Ui "N. R R. of M. e. 4a 74
.US N. J. C. I ( Ut
. VN Y. C. I I4i
. mNo. Pcl6o 4a 19J
. 2W do la 71
.lion, N. A W. c. 4a 97
. H'l'O 8. L. 4a A par....
.l rnn. conv. ma M
. iReadlns (an. 4a t
.12 :ft. L. I. M. c. ta.llt
do coupon
Atrhiaon sen. 4a.
do ad. 4a
At a"Uc C. h. 4a.
D. A O. 4a
do !'a
Central of Cla. aa
do lat Inc
rhra. A Ohio 4S
Chlcafo A A. SVta... 76v, fit. L. A 8. P fa. 4. 82',
C, B. A 4. a. 4a... M 1 Bt. L. A 8. W. la... MS
C. M. A 8 P. f 4a.. 174 'goaboard A. L. 4a... 7u
C. N. W c. Ta,...129i to Hulfln 4a IIU
C, R. I. A P. 4a.... 71 Po Rallvar (a. US'
do col. (a 7VTciaa A V la i6
r.c.c. a e. L. 4a..ii ;t., st. L. a w. ..
rhliaro Ter. 4a ko .Union Pacific 4a 10IV4
Con. Tobacco 4a lV
do conr. 4a.
9i 4
74
Colo. A So. 4a M
IT. 8. Steel td 8a..
Wabaah la
do drb. D
W A L. K. 4a ...
n a R. o. 4a r:
Erie prior lien 4a.... :
do fen. 4a S5'
...liava
,.. (1
... t:,
. .. 1314
I.. 11
r. . a i. c. la
Hocking Val. 44a
1UH Wl. Central 4a....
l'J4',IColo. T. A 1. o. i
L. A N. unl. 4a ;
Ex-Interest. Ottered.
Boston Mock Quotations.
BOSTON, April 2 Call loans. 2VMT3H per
cent; time lonns. Z'itsiA Der cent. Official
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atchlion adj. 4a 881, Wetting common ... 7
no aa i A tvemura J4
Mm. Central 4a 6J Allouri 444
Atrhltnn Tt !Amal(amated 4!
do pfd leAinrricaa Zlno 11
Ronton A Albany. ...145 1 Atlantic I
Boston & Vtalna 14 Bingham tl"4
Boaton Elevated
Kltihburg pfd
Mex. Central ...
N. T., N. H A
Pere MarauMta .
...13lV Cal. A Heela..
.4U
...1U .Centennial
.... lUj
.... 43
.... 86
....
.... J
.... t
.... 7
.... 4
.... en
.... DVt
....
.... 14
.... Ef,
.... 25
.... 82
.... 8
.... 7
.... I
.... J1H
.... is
.... US
.... t.
.... 71
9 'Copper Range ..
lots, Iial Weat
7ft lonitnlon Coal
ISi KrankllB
13 lirancr
H
Vnlon Pacific
Amor. Arga. Chem...
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tuba....
2 tale Royal
I Mans. Mining ..
Amer. Sugar
127H Mlihlran
ao prd
Amer. T. A T
...125 Mohawk
...lIKH Mont. C. A C.
... l'i' old Dominion ..
... 74V Osceola
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
Dominion I. A B...
Edleon Electric lllu
t;eneral Electric ...
Maaa. Rlectrio
do pfd
114 1 Parrot
234 iWnlncr
163 Rhannon
19 Tamarack
7314 Trinity
Masa. Oaa
891 r. S. Mining...
tinted Krult 100 V. 8. oil
Lnued Bhoa Mach 4S ITtali
do pfd ML Winona
V. S. Steel 11 IWolterlne
do pfd 68 '4 1
Nevr York Mlnlnsr Stocks.
NEW YORK, April 2. The following are
tho closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams Con
.... 15
.... 18
.... 10
.... 8
.... 8
1S5
12S
...215
.... J
Utile Chief ..
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoal
lavage
Sierra Nevada .
Small Hopes .
4
4F.0
Ktl
i
61
7
16
....255
Alice
Breec
Brunswick Con...,
Comhtock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Va..
Horn Silver ....
Iron Silver
Lvadvllle Con ....
Standard
Dank Clearing-.
OMAHA, April 2. Comparative statement
ui nan clearings lor the week:
1904.
1903.
Monday ...
Tu.'sdny ..
Wednesday
Thursduy .
Friday
. . . 31 , 20-J . 7i 18 . 97 31 . 29 . tln8 . 34
... 1,186.631.21 1.U5.&K7.04
... 1.1S7.6H3.S0
... 1,10,445.89
... 1,0!J,('92.71
1,235,394.(14
1.321,770.20
1.225,445.61
1,243,361.46
Saturday
1, 221, 233.43
A decrease of 8291.711.78 from the corre
sponding week last year.
laoVa Aaln Break Record.
NEW YORK, April 2.-A11 previous high
records for loans and deposits were swept
aalde by the week's statement of the asso
ciated banks of thla city. Loans now ag
gregate 31.022.707,100 and deposits 31.0JI.3ti9,
410. The deposit Increase for the week of
almost 821,000,0110 Is doubtless due to prep
arations for the payment of 320,000,000 of
Panama canal moneys.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. April 2. SILVER Bar, quiet.
26 7-16d per ounce. Money, 2iSj3 per cent.
The rute of discount in the open market
for short and three Months' bills, ilk per
cent.
PARIS, April 2.-Trading on the bourse
today waa quiet and Inactive. At the close
prices were firm except Russians, which
were hesitating. Other international!! had
an upward tendency. Russian Imperial 4a
closed at 95.14. Rio TIntos gained 11 franca.
The private rate of discount waa 2 per
cent. Three per cent rentes, 9bf, 92Vc for
the account. Exchange on London, 25f,
12Vic for checks
BERLIN, April 2-Exchange on Lon
don, 2om 46pfgs for checks. The rate of
discount for short bills. 4 per cent and
three months' bills, 3 per cent. Business
was llirht on the bourse today. Prlcea
were Arm.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Mass.. April J. WOOL
Pulled and territory wools are firm, with
supplies moderate. Quotations: Kentucky,
Indiana, etc. Three-eighths blood. 26iiitic;
one-fi urth blood, 26(U2tic; braid, 2i323c. Ter
ritory Idaho tine, 16415Vic; heavy fin, IMt
14c; fine medium, 15(fl5Ho; low nits
dlum, 1618c. Wyoming Fine, loitf
16c; heavy fine, 13&14c; fine medium, 15'u
16 Vi medium, 18iQ19c; low medium, lKfllBc
I tall and Nevada Fine, lo--al6Hc; heavy
fine, 13'oHc; line medium. 15Hltic; medium
lt4(19c; low medium, 19 a 20c. l)akota Fine'
UiiiWc; fine mtnllum, lti-Bltic; medium, lwa
19c; low medium, 19'uiuc. Montana Fine
choice, 135(19c ; Una medium choice, mil Wo;
average, 1 sit 19c; staple, 19t20c; medium to
choice, lftfclOc
LONDtJiM, April 2. WOOL The market
was firm, but quiet during the week. The
arrivals for the next series amount to
161.787 bales. Including 70,000 forwarded di
rect. Imports for the week: New South
Wales, 1,236 bales; Queensland, l.b44 bales;
Victoria. 2.C64 bales; South Australia, 961
bales; West Australia, 48 bales; Cape of
Good Hope and Natal, 3.367 bales: Buenos
Ayres, 9u9 bales: Punla Arenas, 4,137 bales;
sundries, 89' bales.
ST. LOUIS. April 2 WOOL-Bteadv;
medium grades, combing and clothing. 13
22c; light fine. 15617',jc; heavy fine, J2'j44Hc;
tub washed, 2'y:ilc.
Kansas City Oraln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, April t WHEAT May,
r-ityc; July, 7'4c; September, 7:'4.c; cash,
ro. t nsra. d.ic rso. s, u'Jic; ro X red,
81.06H: No. 3. 11.021 04: receipts, 20 cars.
CORN May. 47"Aii47S,c: July. 4ti.-&4"i4c:
cash, No. 2 mixed, 4tft 4040; No. 2, ,46 'a 46c;
r. o. s wniie, c; jno. 9, a.firc.
OATS Steady; No. 2 white, 41c; No
mixed, 89-u 40c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, 3.5oe.75;
RVE No. 2, 63ijjWc.
BITTTER-Creamery, 30-rf2?c; dalry 17c.
ECMiS Ixiwer; Missouri and Kansas
cases returned. ISM.-" I cr doi j new white,
wood cases. 14'-C iter tloz.
Receipts
Wheat, bu 20.WH)
Corn, bu 7.20
Oats, bu 3.0 j0
Shipments.
M.0
2i.6)
li.Oia)
Evaporated Apples anil Irted Fralta.
NEW YORK. April 2. EVAPORATED
Al'I'LES Tho market Is quiet. Common
sre quoted at 4tc6'c; prime at 6ly-'fCV;
choice at B'-rit?1. and fancv at 74S,7vlo.
CALIFORNIA 1"R1ED FRI'IT Prunes
continue quiet and the market Fhows a
steady undertone with prWs renglnaj from
I'aftao. according to ar.id'. Peaches and
apricots are well cleaned up and the mar
ket Is more or less nominal. Choice uprlcoti
sre quoted at IMygiOo; extra choice at 10't
til0v,c. snd fancy at HWlUr; peacliea are
quoted at 7Liti-7vJe for choice; 71ic for
extra choice, and !4iil0c for fancy.
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAl'KEE. April !. WHEAT Firm:
No. 1 port hfrn, 11 r; No. 2 northern, Dv-tt
$1 nn; old Julv. Kffrc
RYE-lc lower; No. 1. B-!J74c.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 63c; sample. S1
69c.
CORN-Stronar; No. t. 60ifr.?c; Julv, Ke.
Minneapolis Oraln MerVret.
MINVKAPOT.IS. April ? WHPTAT-May.
97v: Julv. S7-c: 8r"trrnbr, f.fiWr; on
'K-k. No. 1 hard. ("--: No. 1 t-nrthern,
9" o; Vn, t northern. WS'ic.
FIOT'R Flr in' 13.2'Xrvi SO; s-c-on.l
patents. $5 ?V r-t clears, tl-W
J 70; second clears. $?.-Vj2 70.
nalath fireln Market.
DITPTH, April J-WHEAT-In stre.
No. 1 hnrd. I'S'Wi-: No. 1 northern. Wtr;
No. t northern. tM'ic; to Rrrlve. No. 1 ird
Kr; Nc 1 northern i7ic: No. ? norihrn
4"c; May, VP,?; July, 97c; September,
83'4c
OATSOn track and to arrive, fTa,c.
Tole-lo See-1 Market.
mi.Erw r.H airrDn nov, cs.v,
tats- Arvrii, itT): o-"it. " i prime al
ike, 341. Prime timothy, (LIZH.
MARCON
66
EUU to tbe front. Russln and Japan both forced to Adopt his system of Wire
less Telegraphy for ue In the
WAR
In the Far East. A amall block of atock has been nlloted to the west at the
initial price. Purchase a few shares and participate In the big dividends
hereafter, for the Income of the Company la constantly Increasing, Apply to:
MARCONI CO. (Dept. 1)
509 N. Y. Life Building, Omaha, Neb.
OMAUA LIVE STOCK. MARKET
Beef Eteeri and Oows Ljwer for the Week,
Light Hti'ers Steady.
HOGS A TRIFLE LOWER FOR THE WEEK
Sheep Have Advanced Fifteen to a
Quarter, While Iambs Are Ten
to Fifteen lllaher Than
They W ere a Week Ako.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 3, 104.
Receipts wre:
Olhciul Mouuay ....
Utticiai 'luesaay ...
Oltiual Yveuueeday
Oiliciai T'hutauay ..
UIlicij.1 i-nuuy .
Ollicial butuiuuy ...
Came, itoaa. ttneep.
4, fti
6, Ml
6, i !
4,ii0
,lui
l..a
tU
16.;6U
i,.ua
6,7J
6,400
H. itll
I. lVM
Total this week iiO.TW 67,12 26,ot2
Suiue days last week Ji.MI Oo.jtH 4.,i'.'
(mi mo uuys wecK oetoi e. .i,JUl ao.B.O H4,M-t
aauie Uii ce wci ks ago. . .lo,1.i Do.tliS '4l,Sl
euuie lour wceas atw....lv,iua ,u.ttt io.u'JJ
same days last, year ls,44i V7.W4 2u,o4tl
RiitjKli-rsI l-'uk Xlihl ViiAR TO DAiK.
liie lollowuiai labiu will bliuw lllu recelplS
ot caliie, lioaa una anecp ut bouin omuiia
lor Uie year lo oute, wltu comuarlsons wiin
lual eur;
19J4. liws. inc. utic.
Zm.ull 2u,j 4.SW
tio,4il oau.Mi b.;ti7 .....
4ua.au boa, i or lutt.ue
uiia lot hum: at tioutb
Cattle
nogs .
dhvcp
Avtraifo prices
Ouidiia iur uiu last, aeieial uuys wilb cow
puiiaoua;
Date. liaJ4.llwa.laHU.lU.llM0.lK.l89e.
Mar. 14...
Mar. 15.
Mar. lt.
I 6 16l
,1 6 2a
6 1
I
H 4 Vikl
i 4 Ma!
I 4
i olVsi
I l Wtl
I 6 U-tal
:i e It i
I 6 14ft
I 1
I 4 DS
I e o-l
I 6 W ,
T 231
I
7 Ut
1 lwi
I 00
7 li
7 46
7 M
V Uil
7 21
-"I
I ax-1
I
7 22
J
i
? 2U1
( 1S
10
I
16,
o iU
iai
t 65 4
6 btij 4
6 o 4
I 4
6 65 1
6 M 4
a ii a
a !. 4
6 W 4
6 bw 4
- I
5 7
6 671 4
U al 4
6 86 6
761 I 63 t lit
7VI i Oil 4 Wl
tu t eo 4 ;o
s4 ui a
I a 6 74
69 I a 71
XI I 6
i i bo 3 ii
8o 0 S 71)
KU 4 Ml i i
IU ao II 71
' i 6i 4 w
8 I 66
Si 3 6U
w, i M 67
lb 2 001 8 6i
Mar. ii.
alur. is.
Mar. 1.
alar.
e mi
itlur.
Mar.
ii.
ii.
aiur. 4.
0 2
6 Ul
6 aoj
!M
6 6tf
6 oi
b
txl
iviar. k..
Mar. m.
Jlu.1-. n .
Alar. L3.
Mar. 2a. .
Max. M.
Juur. ii.
Aplil 1.
u 63, O
a
6 K7,
e ou 6
iil bJ I tJ
lUi
' ln ' M
06 t, 3 61
April t.
Indicates Sunday.
Tbe otllclal number of cars ot atock
brouKlu in today by each road was:
Cultle.HoKH.BUtep.H set.
C M. A St. 1'..
Wabaah
I luoii j-ucinu Bsiem
r ., A., a. ox. V
C, Bt. t-., M. A O...
it. Ac M
c. It. i. & l'.. east....
Illinois Central
cm. ot. Weaiern
1
lo
ii
12
67
Total recelpta
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
as lollows, each buyer purchusli g uio num
ber ot head Indicated;
Cattle, llogs. cheep.
Omaha Packing Co..
061
64
Swift and Company
C'udahy i'ackiiiat Co
Armour oc Co
Armour & Co., 8. C...
Hill Ac Son
Ki ey I'm. kin a" Co
Other buyers
t75
1J
'boS
44
4
2
Total 68 4.148
CArrLii There were no cattle on sale
this morning, but lor toe weua leoeipis
snow very ultle change lioin lust weua,
with ail incivuau ot auoul i.uuO Head over
tho coiresponuing week of lust year. For
the your to oau tnere la aiso very Hi lie
change iroin lust year, on some days the
recuipis show u angm increase and on out
ers a stnuii de-create, 'ihe change in either
direction aeluom goes much over a.vuo head.
The liberal receipts oi cattle me eariy
part ot last weea lud a tendency to breaa
the market. XuwurU the close oi the weea,
however, supplies were very moderate and
the weea closed with a stronger feenug
than was experienced in the miudle ot tne
wee a. As compured with a week aaro the
market on eieers in right around lOjjloo
lower. Heavy plain came have shown the
gttaiest dc-cnno, wniie udy block cattle of
good llesh and quality have shown the
least and are in the greatest demand.
Packers are still taking quality Into con
sideration more than limy generally do.
Good to choice steers are quotable from
14.au to 16, with something strlotly fancy a
little above that. Fair to good grades sell
from 34.16 to 34.60 and the warmed-up and
short-led cattle largely from 34.60 to 34.
The cow market was also affected to some
extent by the liberal supplies early In the
week and heavy cows snow a loss for the
week amounting to fully lvalue. Uood light
weight cows and heifers, however, are Juut
about steady, as the demand for that class
has been fully equal to the supply and each
aay s orrerings were pnntii up .n a hurry.
C'anners have been In limited suimly and
are selling in practically the xutne notches
they have for some time past. Oood to
choice cows and hellers ure quotable from
lit. 26 to 34. fair to kood from 32. uo to 33.13
and canners and cutters from 32 to 32.40.
Bulls have been alow sale all the week,
the same as they were last, and but little
chsngo In ruling prices have taken place.
The choice fat bul!s are selling largely
from 3- o to 33 26. with an occasional sale
above that. Most of the bulls that bring
much over 33.1, though, were sold In with
a load of steers. Uologna grades go largely
from 3-36 lo 32 86. Veal calves continue
in active demand at firm prices, best
grades selling as high as 36.75.
The supply of Blockers and feeders was
rather limited this week and prh-es held
Just about steady all the week. Desirable
fradea were active and others none too
risk. ti'iod to choice grades are quoted
from 3300 to 34.10. fair to good 3.140 to UoO,
and the commoner kinds from 3J.40 down.
BEEF STEERS.
No A- ft. Vo. At. Pr.
14 161 40 I OiVa I ....U7I M
COWS.
1 1201 1 64
BULLS.
1 400 1 60
CALVES.
1 IN IH
HCxiS There was rather a light run of
hoKS here this morning, even for a Satur
day, and the market opened about a nickel
higher. Trading was fairly active and the
bulk of the hogs sold at 36 U7' and 3r. 10,
with choice hogs golna; as htfc-h aa JV. 16.
The commoner loads sold from 35 06 down.
It waa not long before the bulk of the
offerings were disposed of, but toward ths
close trading became less active and some
of the late sales were hardly as good ss
the early ones. alont everything though
Was disposed of In fairly good se.ison.
For the week receipts have lieen very
heavy, there being an Increase over laat
week of about 72.U-6 head, and, as compared
with the same wek of laet year, there
Is an Incresse of sbout 20,(u head. Con
sidering this heavy run. the market has
held up In remarkably good snap Thurs
day proved to be the low cuv of the week,
and eiuce iltat lUum the tendency baa been
upward and, as compared with the close of
last week, he loss only amounts to 24(f5c.
itepreseniative sail
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100 116
T4 124
10 Ill
I 16
14 264 10 I 11
iiieie were no Itetn arrivals ot
sheep tins morning, so a teat of the mar
aoi was not maae. Kor the week supplies
nave oteu muou smaller than tuey were
last week, but as compured with the cone
sponalnK wtck of lai year mere is the
small increase of auoui l.uoO head. Fur
tne year to date there la the enormous
gain of over luO.oOU head.
The market this wee has been In very
satisfactory condition. The general ten
dency of prices has been upward, though
on some days there waa a slight reaction,
backers all seemed to waul the belter
gradea and were Inclined to discriminate
against the common end -art lat stuff to
some extent. The general market on Iheep
can be quoted liiuZoo higher than the close
of last week. Quite a few clipped sheep
are beginning to show up In the receipts
and are selling about 6(KU.oc under wooied
stock of the same quality. In a short time
It Is expected that the bulk of the arrivals
will have the wool off.
The lamb market has been In fairly good
shape also and an advance of about ltxi?
16c Is noted for the week. The same as
with sheep, it is the better grades that
packers are anxious for and the common
stuff drags more or less.
Quotations for eorn-fed stock; Good to
choice lambs, 16.50ft6.76; fair to good
lambs, 1S.006.50; good to choice yearlings,
l6.002f-5.26: fair to rood vearlinra. 14 itxhi.M-
good to choice wethers, M."&6.26; fair to
good wethers, t4.6ofto.26; good to choice
ewes. 14.767j-6.00: fair to good ewes, 4.40a
4 60; clipped stock sella WUlte less than
wooied stock.
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET.
Price Role Steady, bat the Isnal Sat.
rday Unlet Prevails ta Trading.
CHICAGO, April 2. CATTLE Receipts,
ZOO head; market, nominal; good to prime
steers, nominal, 36.264(6.80; poor to medium,
33.5OI&5.00; atockers and feeders, 32.6j4.26;
,5,i.1-64.26; heifers. 32.0004.60; canners,
31.i6(62.60; bulls, 3i.0iXu4.00; calves, 2.i046.60;
Texas fed ateers, 34.00$ 4.60.
HOGS Receipts today, 7,000 head; esti
mated Monday, 35,000 head; left over. 8.('fi9
head; market steady to strong; mixed snd
butchers. 3S. 20-85.40; rough heavy, 36.166.o:
light. 35. 10(65.35; bulk of sales, 35.2wtj6.36.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.000
head; market for sheep steady; lambs,
steady; good to choice wetners, 34.76?ii5.4o;
native lambs, $46O4i5.90; e-estern lambs,
34.764j6.90. .
Kansas City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 2. CATTLE Re
ceipts, loO head: market unchanged: rimrt
and dressed beef steers, 33.60tao.0o; fair to
food, 33.6o44.00; western fed steers, 18.6040
35; Blockers snd feeders, 32.7S4i4.60; south
ern steere, I3.5ora4.10; southern cows. 32.E07J
8.25; native cows, 32.0U&4.00; native heifers,
33.50iS4.80; bulls. 32.60tfi3.75; calves, 32.76(6.60.
HOGS Recelpta, 2.000 head; market, 5c
higher; top, 36.2b; bulk, 3r.0&6.20; heavy.
36.1605.25; packers, 35.10ii6.22; pigs and
lights. 84.40ft5 15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 600 head;
market weak; native lambs, 36.OtxK5.76;
western lambs, 3" 0o"if 86; fed ewes, 34.V6'f
4.76; v-earllnga, 34.755.26; atockers and feed
ers, f2.754.60. '
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW TORK. April I. BEEVES Re
ceipts, none; dressed beef, steady, 36.60
8.60, a little choice at 38 75. Exports today,
1.3S6 cattle and 8,200 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 220 head; market
steady; common in prime veals, 84.6oU$rou:
cltv dressed. 3800912.50.
HOGS Receipts, 2.J74 head; market
sieadv: prime state, 36.30.
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 78) head:
sneen, nominally steaay: iambs, mora
active and 6fffinc higher; good to choice
lambs. 84 124416.26. Dreesed mutton, steady
30i4?s.0fi; drtssed lamb, more active, 36.50
43 10.00. Exports. 10 head.
Bt. Laale Live Stock Market.
ST. iJOinS. April 2.-CATTLE-Reeelpte,
80A head; no Texan.; market steady; natlre
shipping and export steers. 84 1BW5 2S;
dressed beef and butcher steers, S3.9HfiS.25;
canners. 32.10(52.60; bulls. 82.85W3.40; calves,
S4 75fii.0n; Texaa and Indian steers, 33 804
4.86; cows and heifers. 32. 10ft 1.10.
HOG8 Receipts. 2 000 head: market 6o
hltrher: pigs and lights. 84.65f4 96: nackera
1405.25; butchers and best heavy, 35.25
66 40
8HEKP AND T.AM BR Receipts. 1 Jr.
head; market pteTdv: nntlve muttons. 34 50
5 10; lambs. 34i-?iS60: ciflls and bucks.
S3.ouj7..o; siocaers. i.-.unraB.f.i.
Sloas City IJve Ktork Msrket,
BTOrX CITY. In . April . tfii eclal Tel
Itram.l CATT7.E Receipt- inn head; mar
ket unchanged: bv.. 31.oii174 6T; cows
hulls and mixed. 32 OrvtiS.SO; sto:kcrs and
feeders tJ.0Ofi3.9O; calves and yearlings.
32 TO.
HOGS Receipts. 1 head; market 10c
higher, selling at 25.0f.fi.20; hulk, .35.10.
St Joseph I.lv lork Market.
BT. JOREPIT. Mn , April S.OATTTE Re
ceipts. p4 head: market unchanged.
HOGS Receipts. 2 0f,S head; market
higher; llehte 5 10i36.1TH; medium and
heavv 35 irVS517H.
SHEEP Receipts, none.
Stock la Sight.
Following are the receipts nf live stock
for the six principal western cities yester-
oay:
Cattle. Hoars. Sheep.
South Omaha...
Chicago
Kanraa City....
St. Ixiuls.......
Hf. Joseph
Sioux City
Totals
.. "A
.. 0
,. 100
.. son
.. 101
.. I'M)
.."SCT
4 312
1 Vft
t.Orrt
1.200
S.fsaO
t CfJ
1.1K)
18.69
S.7CV)
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April l-UtTTER-Steady;
extra weatt-rn creamery, 26Sic; ex
tra nearbv prints. 2e.
EGOflFirm. le Mirher: fresh nearby. JOc
at mark; fresh weetern, 20c at mark; freh
southwestern. lS-fiOc at mark; frsh
southern. lc at mark: fresh duck r trlf
Sue at mark; fresh gooee eggs, 7--lii0c ut
mark
CHRESE-Btesdv: K.w York full rresms
choice to fancy. 10,?liv Nw York full
creams, fair to good, injifttyc.
Metal f--ket.
NEW YORK. April t METAIJ4 There
w.-r w huvers todav Holders were firm
In their views snd prices were nominally
unchanged except copper, which was
Ku. At. Bk Pr.
Ii 104 ... 4(0
II 170 40 00
70 Ill SUO 4 tit
7 14 ... I Oi
71 1.M 1(0 I 07 U,
1 161 1U0 I UT
H 198 40 i 07V,
TO Itf 100 07V,
M 174 to 4 07
14. lot ISO i 07V,
7 m 140 I 07 V,
0 174 ... 1 07 V,
Tt IIS ... 107V,
t 124 ... 07V
s s.it to e or V,
13 US ... 07V,
74 140 ... 07V,
1 24 ICO I 07 V,
l SS ... I 07',
l-s 40 I 07 vj
W til ... I 10
Tu ... JO
46 131 ... (10
77 m 40 I 10
T4. HI ... 10
Tt 1H 40 I 10
IT
99
V. Farnam Smith
& Co.
STOCK8, BONOS,
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
1320 Farnam St. Tel. 1064
WE OFFER SUBJECT
Union Stock YarJs, South Omaha,
at 99.
Real Estate, first mortjtajre, $3,500
6 per cent net, on $10,000 security.
IUMMII0
CO
, Incorporated
Capital and Surplus 600,000.
dealers In
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BONDS
AND INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
REFERENCES: 170 State and Na
tional liaixs & Commercial Agenclea.
10S Branch Offices.
General Oilier i W. '.". I.I re Building,
IflNNBAPOLIR.
Omaha Uranch iui H Farnam Si.,
Tel. 8-407.
TIIOS. M. WADDK K. Cor.
ESSaSaaSSatfll
Lovroy Bros & Go.
Commission Merchants
Grain. Stocks
and Provisions
Room 212, IN. Y. Life Building
Phone 3610.
Special attention given to telegraph and
mall orders. OMAHA.
THE CRESTON-BOULDER
UININQ AND MILLING CO.
Have for the past four years been
developing their Golden Kngle mines lo
cated eight miles from Boulder, near the
town of Ballna, Boulder county, Colo. They
have:
8,000 feet tunnels and drifts, sunk a shaft
413 feet on Golden Eagle vein; have an up
to date hoisting plant lociited on the prop
erty; over 33U.U0O worth of ore has been
taken from the property during tho devel
opment work.
A limited amount of treasury stock Is now
beln offered at lOo to sink the shaft 2)u
feet deeper. For particulars address
A. W. WIDDIFIELD, Secretary.
Creator., Iowa.
The Merchants
National Bank
of Omaha, Neb.
II. S. Deposit iry
Capital and Surplus. $600,000
VBANK MUMY, rras. US. t. W000. V. Srts.
UTfBEI 04UU.CsiMsr.
riAW T. SAMHT0. A.st. Caiklw.
lUoetae saoeuau at auki, oankara, samr.
stlona Srau aa4 laaUtMuals ea tsvetshls
taias.
. Forelca gxttaaaits boufkt an 4 sold.
11 tar. ot Cradlt lasuad, STallabls Is sll
Barw af taa vsris.
Irtaraat al ea Tlaas OertlsWtaa ef Dxxlt.
Celiastlona mkit promptly sag aoouomlcalir.
W. rasaaat Qorr.aiiOiiAaDae.
Updike Commission Co.,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Bualnesa bandied promptly In all market a
Office, 662 Bee Building,
Telephone 1464.
O. W. LPD1KK. MANAGER.
REAL. K STATU THAXgl-'KIH.
Deeds filed for record Saturduy, April 2,
as furnished by the MMIand Guarantee
and Trust company, bonded abattacter.
114 Farnam street, for The Hee:
John Proctor and wlf-) tu (iirge M
Mean, purt of lot :-4 and all of lot
23, block 36. Albright's Choice 31,000
A lira in J. Quackeiibimh to Mry E.
QuackenbuHh, lot 20, block 14. Omaha
View f
Julia Hosier to John SS'. Hosier', lot
12. block 2. Klrkwood j
Cora H. Kutnps to August E.' Peterson,
part of lot 4. block . Sweeny's 1,450
Tukey Land cunipuny to Oliver Ames
and Sumuel Carr, execmora. et 11!,
lot 1, hlork , HauiKooin Place 1
Edward R. I'.ciihoii to John and Marie
ElsaMser, lots 1 and 2. block ii. Wil
cox zd art'litnm
Sheriff to Henry Rnhlff. U-asehohl lii
tereat part of lots 1 snd 2. hloi-k 87.. 2.4'
O. M. Ilkon and alfe to Hilder Appel
gree. lot 16. block 3. and 15 other lots
In Rose Hill .. joi,o
Rnaalle Anne IeGcyt to Kxthryn M.
Harlholeinew, part of lot 20. Heed s
21 addliiun 2,otn
Alice M. Hruwn and husband to One or
K. Kumpf. lot In In Moore's hub ,00
bath Havings IiiKtitutlon to II. A.
Tukey, part of lots 1.1. 10 B,,,i 17,
24. 27. 1, 2 ami 3 In the sob-li vision
nf block A, Reservoir addition
Mary C. Duff and husband to I'l. irlts
l.ad l I hoinaa. lot 13. block 4, Urouk
II n addition '.
II. A. Tukey to William R. Watson,
part of lot 2f in mUliviHion of block
A. Reservoir ar.ditlon
Tukey lnd company to Harry I-'ls-cher,
part of lot 4. sulKlivlsiun of
block A, Reservoir addition
II. A. Tukey to Harry Flscner. part
of lots and 3. subdivision of block
A. Reaervolr addition
Eabra W. leVbug and hut-band lo H.
D. Mercer rompany, lot 3. blo k 3,
and lot 14. bloik 23. Walnut Hill....
quoted at 113.00.1:1 tl Electr.lyt!e. 31176-
Cl io; casting. 3 1 2. 12. 7S. Tin a.
Spelter, ,ii(i.D i. Iad. 34.b.u LisV iro:.,
steady s, 1 naimLiiallj lnirl,aiig-U.
6o0
2i0
760