Nebraska Newspapers

    TTTROMAITA DAILY HEE: BATURDAY. AriUTJ 0. 1004.
11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Talent Etaj. Out of Wheat to Lara
' WUt Irmour Will Do
PIT DULL,. THOUGH CORN HELPS LITTLE
rsrelga Cable T Ha Sag-part 'aad
"'a Waeklr gkow Wheat'
Malatalned, II Sot Better
., . 'a Conditio.
rift. . ft ,. n a n .
uinAiiA, April a, 11..
i. !?"Dt V"y much mixed up toj
What Mr A I- rm . . r- .1 , I 1 . . . 1
- ... nii'i 111a ineriaa miviiu
' . . Corn. Hie Omaha crowd stayed
.out of wheat today, as they have bwn doing-
for several days, and did not deal very
much In corn. There la a prejudice against
f"V'n5 nort Mttv cor or J"!y wheat.
V!5 ... rew" 'nor attention In the Omaha
pit than, for several days and. following
-"'c"So. he majlcet waa aold off lc.
- While Armour bought the July openly In
large amounts, be a I no unloaded In larger
5"anH'. with the net result, the crowd
think, of an unloading of several mil
lions The receipts at Chicago are disap
pointing to the Lull aide, for the per cent
?I, fontraet la fair. Omaha May opened at
4Hc, waa bid up to 60io and weakened
again to 49a.
Corn helned the wheat Borne, but the mar
Bet waa dull and uninteresting. Liverpool
opened Ho off on unexpectedly large ship
ments from Argentine and lncreaae of the
vlslhle supply there. The foreign cabled
Jive no aiipport. Tha European storks of
Aprir 1 ware ffi.uW.OgO bushels, as
i??J?ZL hushels a monrw ago and
2.0.000 bnahela a year ago. Snow's weekly
report shows that the wheat condition hna
been maintained. If noKlmproved. Reeding
' It Ass tnaria MiiTkA ntvuivaaa eat. 1 4 k. .a. -.! a 1 .
.., - a ffii.ii VJlt'f Nflll P'UI
noonriHIona and mirat Arromro tk
ri?irtIJTl"t V" sported buying old July on
..... ............. b.iW, nrpipmner. Any ae-
Li '.1 fltng thla reap will be especially
JffT-tlve, aa The reserve stocks are email.
-tlT Ar' now l general over the whole
wheat and corn belt. In Moorhend and
eJsewhere In Minnesota the snow Una three
Jeet deep The Kansas state board reporta
ftnat at tha end of March wheat was In
ood condition and spring work undr way.
- wtf ".l b,l,l1l Jn Chicago and the
riorthwest in smsll and atrf-ngth la due to
V. r -2r,nan1- Chicago bid cent over the
May Thursday for No. 1 northern, but no
trades were reported. Millers were trying
to resell their stuff. Mav wheat sold all
jjornlne; In the neighborhood of 95o and
, WVw July ranged from 87o to K'ic.
- Tha rnnre of prices fn Omaha rraln- for
"'"'" ol'very and the close "Thursday
and today were aa follows:
... nosed
" rVnBflt- P""1- "High. Low. Today. Thur.
July
Com
Ot tie-
May
.. fin
48
4K
4-H
48
83J
4t
INK.
4W
48
.. H4 4014
SA 40
Local Caah Ural si Market.
Business was heavy about tha sample
today, but no advance in price waa
, f, J rada corn sold at 46 cente,
; While In Kansas City during the session
"?!.? "ouht that figure. The Kansas
J-lty corn may have been poor In Its grade,
but these straws Indicate where the strong
Piarket is. The Omaha Elevator company
has rccuivsd a oar of corn trom Llxon
I.?.!.."''- . TnU cnea from tha extreme
northeastern portion of the state, a section
from which the grain haa always gone
. before to Minneapolis. Receipts of wneat
were ears out; one week ago, holiday.
!?.??. r.M'r,p.;; :cars In and I cars
"out;' and oats were 1 oar In.
J1' ta track, Omaha: . ,
C6rnJ-No. i t cars at 4c, 1 car at 48c;
1 ,c"r " 47v: No- ' yellow, 1 car
UiH01 ?r1St M10 (Mississippi), I car
t 4ui No. whlta i oar at 4o; to grade,
. Iort'!l?Lft,!d on cr No- oat tor Uo.
'sJiiAkA,l,,V, ha,d Wci No. 1 hard,
.SSSS if1 . Wittej No. I spring.
v(nt 7c No. 4 airing!
T,&i' ? i, H3c; NoTwhlte, 4u
, Na. 4. wmte. mc; standard, ilW
Rotes from tka Kickaage 0eea.
i' R.' Roberts' f Arlington. Jajnos Morris of
rremonl- connected with thsNySdhTieN
' Kmler company, and T. A. bryaTnt of
the Bronson-Waggoner Grain company of
Bt. Louis were vlaitors on Omaha 'chanaV
Mr. Bryant said that there wai i a tendon 'i
-amotjg grain men In his part of tha cntry
Mo give this market business, Vunlr
:' "h "P'lona of grain were 50 cars.
Of wheat, f cars graded No. 1 hard wbTtap
' nd Ji'Jt 4 h'T wintir7.0i "?n Sara
graded No. t. 10 cars No. J. 1 cars No. 4 1
car no grade, 1 car NoI yallow. Tears tlo)
yellow, I car No. 2 white, 7 'ArT No 1
white and I cars No. 4 white. Of oaU 2
cars graded No. 4. 1 car N o. I whits, lea?
No. 4 whit. and7 cars Ho. f whlti cUppd!
Cloalnv . .
.-w .T. 'ITTT. . iwuax ana rnurs-
. ' - " uamea were aa follows:
.cmcAOo. - :
t,, Closed
Mat Tortar- Thurs.
- T ! MUA tUcU.
KANSAS CITY.
1.. 1 ..
. .Corn
1 ' May.....
. v wuiy
a WhMi-
May
July ; ;
- Corn 7 '
. May .
'July
May ..................
" July ....!i..!;;;;xii"""
Corn ... . . ,
I May -.M..,.....7...'T. .' ...
July
.Wheat- T"4
May
July
JtlKX aa.a.u.....
. KfcA 87 B
83A 53V
61VB blB
, 84H '
4fi .
. 46,
.ia4
45
01
July
j . tVheat
. May ..
July ..
NJSWTOBIO
. 44B 93T,
t i . . -.B
1 47HA 47V
4ttB 48
. WHA MA
KVB HsB
, 74 914
Vartoaa
i. ; mtw ironic qumbiial market.
t Haotatloas of the Jay oa
: ' - ' .. . ' Casaiuttdlils.. '
aNYK3?RKl At)r" 1 -JOUR-Recalpta,
. JiuT" J?.'.. "nn;soia patents, to ilotf
S; winter extras. U.gMul W: winter low
; jrades 3 JSJjJW, Ry, ,(J
ur, qulot; fair to
"fsVRNMtfi'i ' 11 . l. Ittni-y. 4u4 80.
. tXKNMb.Als Dull: vel nw .. ,J
W.'y; Cy. 1 kiln dried, u is
..:.r7r. uu' western. 82 Wc, to arrive
p.. viiiyiii,
iA HLET-Dull.
" m'.HbTTR,,ita- 60 00 bu. Spot market
5-m; No. 1 red. Il.uL nomln.1 liivator
v'l tiomlnil. f i. b '
- afloat; No. I northern Duluth. $1 u54, nornl
yal. afloat: No, I hard Manitoba. noml,.
b- anmt. Options heeltated at flrst
The close was very firm at Viilo net adl
vance; May. VW7,o. ciosilig at WVc-y'-"1'-
e"nLat VTc; Vptembtr
w'ju'fec, closing at 85ia
. C' uNT K"'P. 86.10 bu.: exports. 5.&9J
oi-ui iiiorin easy, no. s nominal, ele
vator, and 43c. f. o. b.. afloat; No. yel
low, fc.c; No. 2 white. Mo. Option market
upened firmer, closing Qc net hlglier;
OASRaelpts. f7.5flO bu.: xport. in.Kt
bu, Bpot market steady" No. I. 4c: No.
white, 46o; standard white. 4?',4c; No. x
White 4Sc. Options dull and nomlnai.
HOI'S Uuiet; state. 'common o choln.
t aw v-iiviuTj,
HintB leady; Ga veston. ioto 2t lba
J85; California. 2l to 2 lbs . hftl4e '
LEATHKK Steady; acid. 8i4'Jo. '
KICK Juiet: domestic, fair to extra. 818
JV'! Japan, nominal.
TALLOW-Dull; city (a per package).
4c; country (package free), 4Mfio
KOV1815N!i-Bee?, dull; 'fam Jy 810 100
ll.lu: packet, JlOfci; c ty extra mil' n,i
, J1& (.17 00. Cut meats, dull; plok edVliH'
'ITOnjetW: Tickled shoulders. 8 &7; xcZi
hams. 8S(VU100 Iork. qult; f.mllV, 1,5;
short clear,. 814. TS418.(W; ness. 814 7TVLi
Lard. duU; weslrn steamed. 87 L; reflm'
ey, lontim-nt. T .26; South America, 8W):
compound ''5. T '
Bl'TTKH Steady; creamery. lMJ2Jc: state
dairy. 16roc. ' ,,
r . . . ... ,,. . .
1 in n r 1 111 - mMirit MtrwmA . . i
. - ...... . .. rwvtHIBL
JSc; weetern firsts. 17Vo.
POI'LTRY-Allve, eaaU-r: western chick -
enc, lJct fuala. lHo: turkeya uc. Drew
steady: aeatern chickens,. IjujLV-i fowls.
UVe; turkeys, 16Ulc. 1 . ww,"
in 1 'I . 1
UrsrHsl Crala Kakt.
t' WTERPOOU April 8 WJIEAT-flpot,
steady; No. 1 California. Ts Id. Futures.
qult; May, sPd: July, 8a 6,d.
CtKN tipot, firm; American mixed, ftew,
4s8d; old, 4s 7'd. Futures, steady; May,
4s 4Sd; July, nominal.
CHICAGO OH AM ArJ FR0TI9IOS9.
Keatsres of the Trading sal Closing
Prlees oa Board of Trade...
CHTCAOO, April 8-PUxarda, with an
pnitlal forarSst of a cold wave caused ac
tive buying of wheat today. There was a
pet gain of ll'c In July 'delivery. Corn
fitc and oats c and provisions
Weather conditions were the chief con
sideration with what traders. With storms
In the west, northwest and central val
apprehension was rife concerning
farming operations. The market opened
firm, with July a shade to c higher, at
87&K7HC. to g7iP An nvance of lic at
Mlnnepanlla helped to stimulate the de
mand for wheat during the lani hour. July
sold up to MH.c and cloJd strong at 8?St
87c. May ranged betweei M,c and 6o
and closed at 9ti,c. Clearancea of wheat
and flour were equal to 101.900 bu. Exports
of wheat and flour for the week, as re
ported by Dradstreet's were equal to 1.
854.400 bu. Primary receipts were 8.9.80
bu., against a holiday last year. Minneap
olis, Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of. 244 cars, compared with holidays
last meek and a year ago.
Unfavorable .weather or the movement
caused a flcnl , npenlng in corn, but the
market soon weakened. July opened HS-Hc
higher, at blMc. After selling be
tween RlVc and b2c the close was at
BlH'olVx ' May ranged between &ic and
54V:, and closed at Me. Local receipts
wore 1:'4 cars, .with ti of contract grade.
Oats were strong. July opened unchanged
to So higher, at 37fcU3Xc, sold between
37c nd .Wjc and oioaed at eKlnc. Looal
retetpis were B5 cam.
An increaned Investment demand Was
largely responsible for ,a firm provisions
market. Small receipt of hogs and late
firmness In grains, were Instrumental In
bringing out the Improved demand. The
miirlret Closed Arm, with, July pork l'KSWic
higher, at 812.tMiil2.974. July lard was up
10c at 86.92H and rlhs 6c up at 86.75.
Tha leading futures ranged as follows;
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
May
a July
b July
a Hept
b Sept.
July
Sept.
Onta
May,
July
Sept.
July
Lard
. May
July .
July
9444-8 9fi
Wr!l Ml
82 I
I
H 4H
8Vi 87 89
XW&Mtlt 87 -ij
83
82
39f394
37 -SV,'
32,
12 65
12 80
S.62',4
BO
0
, 771
89
3
. 32
12 85
12 87H
75
' 6 tCK
I 70
85
63H ' 68
50(56o4i81HHl
32,
12 85
12 80
8 80
6 80
77
S8iff
94
8!s
87
82
80ST,
63
51
50
-
32.ai8
87
ml
12 80
12 97
8 75
8 92
6 70
8 86
12 70
12 86
6 67
6 82
85
6 80
No. 2. a Old. b New.
FLOUR Dull and barely steady; winter
patents, 84.8(Ku;5. 00; straights, 84.50ti4.70;
spring patents, 84.4034.70; straights, $4.00
4.20; bakers, $.100.
WH E A T No. 1 spring, 90S98o; No. 8,
85fi87c; No. 2 red, 97cru$1.0o.
CORN No. 2, 63tf63c; No. S yellow,
58c.
OATS No. 2, 8939c; No. I white, 40
45e. . .
KYB No. 2, 9c
BARLKY Good feeding. 85a37ci fair to
Cholre malting, 44fi56o.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, $1.09; No. 1 north
western, 81.16; prime timothy, $2.90; clover,
contract grade, $11.00.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $12.76
12.80; lard, per luo lbs., $0.7jr6.70; short
ribs aides (loose). $6.60f36.62; short clear
Sides (boxed), $7.00&7.26.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Tn-i6r.-bbls,. 86.200 80.T00
Wheat, bu , 40.000 28,400
Corn, bu .....181,600 62,200
Oats, bu 166,200 . 178,000
Rye. bu 11,000 8.800
Barley, bu 47,600 . 44,000
On tbe Produce exchange today the but
ter market was barely steady; creafnerlos,
1424c; dairies, 12V(r21o. Eggs, steady;
at mark, cases lnoluded, 1616o, Cheese,
easy;. tfl0c. ?.-t .: .
if. ,'Loais, Grata aad Pravlsloas, -
ST. LOUIS. April l-WHEAT-Higher;
Iraok, $1.0341.07; May, 4o; July, . &3c;
.. i naro. wmaio. . -r- .
' CORN fngherr No, tr cash, 48c; track,
tue; May, ."o; juiy, c. .
- OATS Firm ; No. 2. cash. 42c: track. 48e;.
May,. 88c) July. 87 o; No. 2 whjto, 46
ttwy "1 - - -. ' : -
KIjOUR-DitU and unchanged; red winter
patents, $4.906.00; special brands, tiyiJ26c
higher; extra fancy and straight, $1604.85;
dear, 84.tW94.26.' .
SKKD Timothy. Bteady, ia.40igtC0. .
CORNMEAL Dull, $2.40. . -
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track, 80
HAY Steady; timothy, 89.0OS14.00; prai
rie. $8.00'10.00.
IRON COTTON TIES-82C ,
BAQOINO-ic.
HEMP TWINE-60.
PROVISIONS Pork. Mgher: Jobbing,
$12.90; lard, higher; prime steam, $6.37;
bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts and
clear ribs. $7.62; short clsar, $7.87.
POULTRY Quiet; chickens, 10o;
springs, $S.tOW3,t0 per doaeni turkeys, 12
14c; ducks, J2c; geesa, Mj7e.
, Hi'TTER-Slow; creamery,; 804J)26o;
dairy, 15T5c . , , . ,. .
EGGS Firm si 15c. ' ' '
. i . Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 6.000 9,000
Wheat, bu 19.000 89.000
Corn; bu. ...28,00 - - 61.000
Oats, .bu . 21.000 . . 42,000
. -
Kaasaa City Orala aad Prorisioas.
KANSAS CITY, April l-WH EAT May ,
R4c; July, 7Mic: September 72c. Cash:
No. 2 hard. ftWfylc; No.' 8, M6o; No. J
red, $1,024; 1.03, No. 3, 9bc$1.0l. Receipts,
46 cars. .
CORN May, 4;c: July, 45o. Cash: No.
t mixed, 4Hcr No. 8, 48c; No. t white, 48
48o: No- 8c-" '
OATS No. 2 white, 4143c; No. t mixed,
40c. . '
HAY Firm; -choice timothy, $9.5010.00;
choice prairie, $7.60S7.75.
RYE No, J. fclc. . '
BCTTlSRrCreamery, 5022c; dairy fancy,
eJgGS Steady; Missouri gad Kansas,
cases returned, 14c; new No. 2 wbltewood
cases Included, 16c. ' -
- Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu .8"0 24,000
Corn. bu...... , 14.400 20.000
Oats, bu. ,..27.000 ' t.000
X Mllwankee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE, Aprit ' 8 WHEAT Mar
ket firmer: Kn.-' 1 northern. $1.01; No. S
northern. Wic; old, July, 8Ui&&0 asked.
KYK-FIrm; No.'l. 73C.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 2t(63o; sampla, 36
tjfSc.
CORN Steady; No. 3. 494f51c; July, 61c
asked.
Mlaneapolls Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 8 WHEAT May,
96ifrtKc; July, 96c; September, 83c on
track. No. 1 hard, 9s&c: No. 1 north
ern, 97fi97c; No. I norttiem, 94i0,
FUIUH-First patents. $5.06t.li second
inoa tl t ., if. Mm. M.,r, It fill
clears. $2.S6'U'J.65.
liKAN in bulk, 14. w.
Palatk Grata Market.
Dl'LI'TII, April 8. WHEAT In store,
No. 1 hard. ec; No. 1 northern. 86e; No.
$ northern. Jo; to arrive. No. 1 hard,
fWc; No. 1 northern. 95c; No. 2 northern,
c; May. 5'c; July, 96c; September,
OATS On track and to arrive, t9a.
Wul Market.
The Commercial Bulletin will say tomor
row; Aclde from the auction sale of terri
tory, California bringing comparatively high
prices, there haa been a featureless wool
market In Boston. In the customary chan
nels trade Is distinctly quiet and prices re
main stesdy. The cleaning up of doineetio
fleece and territory at slightly under tha
market does not Indicate general weakness,
rhrre is no attempt to raise prices, how
ever. Irge Importations of Australian and
South American cross-bred wools are sup
plying manufacturers' wants In medium.
Borne buyers have jumped the trades. One
well known clip sold st !3e, or 3o higher
than a year ago. Forelicn markets keep
strong. The shipments of wool from Boa.
ton to date from December 81. 1903, are 6A.
0tK..(Kj5 lbs., against 71.U.21 lbs. at the same
time last year. The receipts to date ara
49 93S.40 lbs , against t3.3M.MU lbs. for tUe
sums period last- year.
ST. LOl lS. April a-WOOL-Steady: me
dium grades, combing and clothlug. IKTr'Sc
llght fine. 1517e; heavy Bne, 15ffll4o;
tub washed, 20431e. - . .
' Olts aad Host a.
"NEW YORK, April l-OILS-ottonaead
w4k; prim yellow. JHV. Petroleum.
eay. Turpentine, dull. 67Vff68c.
KOSIN Firm; strained, commou to good.
$:..
OIL, CITY, April 8.-On.S-Credlt bal
ancea. $1 46; certihcgtes. no bid;, shipments
l hw bbls.-, average, 4S.TOI Hds.'; runs. 81
471 bbls; averase,.tW.4T8 bbls.; slilpntents
Lima, 7.6o4 .! ; average. E3.&M bbls I
runs Lima, tsa) bUa; average, bu.
NEWYORRSTOCES AND BONDS
Desling-a Do Not Etaou tha Beoent Arenge
. of Volume.
AMALGAMATED COPPER a ELL SUPPORTED
After Toacklag 4k Lowest prices erf
tha Day Seearltlea Rally aad
Close Steady aad ,
Dall.
NEW YORK. April 8 -Today'g stock mar
ket was similar In character to that of
yesterdsy, with a few ugirresslve stocks
showing strength, and pressure at other
points for realisation of profits. Dealings
Old not reach the recent average volume
.,i,,iB biik wvrc miner 1 run
effective In sustaining the market against
.n,,n,H i oiner poinis. 1 ne lees con-
, . ...... rimhild wriv in Aicineon, Amal
gamated Copper and Brooklyn Transit and,
111 a Smaller- Volume. Consolidated ' r.n
The movement in tbe latter was directly
due to legislation at Albany. The move
ment In Atchison has been foreshadowed
for several days, during which points have
leen published On Atchison' strong po-
r. yji iiiurvciiuvuic ifi me irancon
tinental field and the tendency of consult-
in pni,i i inmniHin any narmony
of action In that field. The recent great
inVIHM In 11nl..n Hd 1 An ... .1 n . .1
movement In Atchison also In compensa-
-i-i.-. ....... . . , . .:
.....I. u uujuig oi .Amaigamaieu copper
was based on the many reports of the
"""B 7.piii.,un ui me eujioer irauf. l ne
plain evidence of selling of Union Paclflo
mnA TTnl.aH u , . , u 1 , J ,
the market of what has been its most
effective support and other stocks which
nave been successively, advanced were the
same way.
'I' V, II I u.l . . ,
i"l frl CTIlJMIIiat J VSUUIHIOB UK II1B WWH B
currency movement make it probable that
IK. 1 . .... I. .. 1 .1 . .T . ,
.... tvwm II J dliu CAIVI Km BIIU BUUininBUrjr
viQmLiuiiB iias ueen mosiiy onsei ny ine
receipts on balance from the Interior by
the regular express movement. This Is
...vtiuu. .MiviiiB uLivyiu ui 11113 pamg uui
today by the subtreasury of nearly $4,000,000
on account of the Japanese gold received
at San KrftnrlAnA vesterdav. Tha revive!
activity In the stock market and the week's
sales of new railroad bonds Indicate some
expansion in the loans of tha banks. There
. r. In.K... ll,... r. f .nffl.Unl . .
v.v ....... ...... l.l. v . Ul I , , 1. , I I 1 . II. .1.1 ... Ul
wra ' . 'it, .IIC Mlil. nl-lT"lll.'ll.
attracts no special Interest. After touch
ing the lowest prices of the day in the
closed steady and dull. Heavy realising
n uniieu Diai Dteei zs maae me oonu
market irregular. - Total sales, par value.
and the old 4s per cent on call.
Aim i4uuiaiiuns vii me nmw 10m diuck
- Salea.lltgh.LKw'.Cloee.
Atchison 79,iK 74 73 74
83
38
82
. 9,900 145
1UU 17V
9H
80
, 6,600 116 115
'is
vev r at, I W WW VfJ
Baltimore A. Ohio 9,3oO bl
no nrf.rrul
Canadian Paclflo
tVntml nt M .1
Chea. A Ohio l.flnO
Chicago ft Alton n0
do- nreferrerf . inrt
Chicago G. W It0()
Chicago & N. W 800
C. M. A St. P.......
v-nicago 1. 'I"..
do preferred
C C, C. A Bt. L
Colorado Southern.... 1,400
do 1st preferred 200
do 2d preferred 300 25
Dela. A Hudson -1,600 154
Dela., Lack. A W
Denver A R, G 300 22
do preferred loo 71
Erie 7,fiOO 26
- do lat preferred 900 64
do 2d preferred 9"0 42
Hocking Valley ....... 34 72
Illinois central
Iowa Central .,
do nrf.rrt
K. C. Southern
do preferred ,.. 6 0 86V
Loulavllle & Nash.... 3,200 109
Manbattan L.. ,, a.2oQ 143
Met.' Securities ....... 600 8ij
Met. Street Ry.: 8.000' 118
Minn. A St L '
M., St. P, 1. 8.- M. 100 6S '
do' preferred ....... i
Missouri Pacific ......17,800 ' $4
Mo., Kan. A Tex.,... 400 17
uo preierrea- gw fo
33
88
.82
1
170
143
176
17
56
25
153
'22"
71
86
64
$8S
81
93
90
116
16S
33
88
80
16
171
144
174
-10
20
7
B
24
151
278
21
70
20
64
71
81
..'J,400' : 1) 130
. 100 18 19 19
, 36
19
36
iimu
142. 142
W V8
113 114
-47
'62 '61
;....' 118
99 - 93
li ' " 17
1"
New-York Centraf. T..'2,4( 11T , lltrX ' 117 -Norfolk
Western:,. 1,500 69 5 58V
do preferred ..... '.' ...-88
Ontario 4V Western.... 16 81 . l . 21
Pennsylvania .10,000 119 118 'm
f., c, C. A Bt. L 61
Reading 11,200 45.' 44 44
do 1st preferred... 00 79" 79 78
do 2d preferred . ' , 60
Rock Island Co 43,500 . 25 . 23 24
do preferred .13,000 6(1 64 65
g- U Sv F . 2d pfd.. 600 47 . 47 47
St. Louis S, W.....1.. .800 ,. 14 r 14 14
do. preferred l.ouo 80 " 84 84
Southern Paclflo 18,200 61 49 60
Southern Railway .... 8,100 22 22 " 22
do preferred 200 86 85 85
Texas A Pacific ...... 800 25 24 24
Toledo, St. L. A W... 400 2fi 25 25
do preferred ........ 800 86 86 . 86
Union I'aclfto ...... I... 46,9n0 ' 8b '8T- 87'
do preferred 2uo 92 9:; 92
Wabash MoO 19 19" -19
do preferred 8,100 fe SS 88
Wheeling A L. E.... 8u0 17 17 17
Wisconsin Central ... 4"0 19 18 18
do preferred 300 43 41 41
Adama Express , 220
Arm2?"lcn Expraaa.,., ... ., 190
U. 8. Express I07
Wells-Fargo Exd s
Amai. copper v.voo
2u0
62
20
100
800
200 22
21
400
200
49 : 49
93 93 '
127 12
79 77
46 44
m. Car A Foun..
. do preferred
Am. Cotton Oil 200 80 29
do nrefered
American Ice '.
do preferred
Am. Linseed Oil
do preferred
Am.- Locomotive
dp 'preferred
Am. Smelt. A Refin..
Am Mnvup Rnflnln. S VMl
Anaconda Mln. Co..., 1.000
Brooklyn Rapid T.... 14,800
Colo. Fuel & Iron.... 1,100
Consolidated Gas 12,400
Corn Products , 100
do preferred ....
Distillers' Securities.. 1.800
General Electric 200
International . Paper..- ....
do preferred .-. 200
International Pump. .1,300
do preferred ....
NlHniul T mm ,t fevl
North American ...
Paolfio Mill ..i
People' Gas
Pressed Steel Car ..
do preferred
Pullman Pal. Car...
Republic Stoel
do preferred
Rubber Goods
do preferred
Tenft.. Coal A Iron..
U. 8. Leather
do preferred ......
V. 8. Realty ........
do preferred
IT. 8. Rubber
do preferred ......
V- .8. Steel ..........
do nreferAil
wetlnghfMie
15 15
,100
1.800
200
Western Union
800
800
20
80ft
2,500
, 8110
........ m
1.600
, mo
5W
, 88.6110
40,"n
19
200
Total sales for ths day. 83,io6 shares
Loadoa Stock Markat.
LONDON, April 8. Closing:
Consols. SHmsr... M ts-lllif -T. Central.
on imiuii
Anarnn4 ...
1 . 1. . intrei
7 U-141 Norfolk A W.
Athlun
do pfd
aoltlnioro Ohio.
Canadian Paclflo, .
Chw. A Ohio
rhluso 04. W....
c. u. a at, r...
DfBn
O. A R. O
do pld
Crlo
do lit pfd
do 14 pfd
Illinois Contral ...
imi. a M..t.v
at , K A T
4 I a wja
'-ilOul.rlo a W
.... HH
... S
,..114
... I4H
... 174
,.;14l
... 10
:::H
...
...
... 4I
...111
1
nynq MIDeS ...
RMdlns
do 1st pfd....
do id pfd...
So. Railway .!.
So pfd
aa. Pa, I A.
I n loo Pacific
So pfd
V. I. Sioal
do Bf A
Wahajh '
do ml
Spanish a
:.iiih
5J
! X!
. t
I. 41 '
,- m
. W4,
. 40
.
.. S3
.
.. 1114
.. son
.. ast
. 11 '4
43
. lt'i
PTLV1T! Tine ilaij, ail.nn""'.'
MONEYWfi7-rcenT. w c''
The rata of discount in tha open market
for short bills Is 8 per cent; tor three
months' bills. per cent. lnre
8law Yerk Mlalasr 6tseka
NEW YORK. April t-Tbs following are
the closing prtoea oa mining stocks:
Adams Coa
Alio at
Brooe U
Brtiaawlck Coa
Cosutook Tasaol .... I
Con. t al. A Va IT
HofS SIIto ,.1M
lroa SlWor ..lit
UMdillie Coa I
t.ntio Ckiof
uoiane ,
Opetr ,
VhMl ...
Polool ,
.-...I
1
aas 41
tlarnm Nevaa 4 U
Suui4ax4 let
Hew Yerk Meaey Market.
NEW YORK. Anrft A MONKY n. .n
Very easy at lil per cant; closing bid at'
irr rriu, un
loans easy; glx
j- per cent; onereo at 1 per cent; time
loans easy: sixty da vs. n.F
ninety days. 8i jr cent; six months!
3ti4 per cent; prima mercantile paper'
4v,n6 prr cent.
. STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
avlaai busluass) la bankers' bUls at $4-87Jt
4r7to for demand and at $4Jt4i4 4S6 for
Mxtv-day bills; posted rates. Hlsu and
$4.: c mmercinl Mils. $4 f4'.i4 M.
SILVER Bar, 64c; Mexican dollars.
48c.
BONDB-Governraent, strong; railroad,
Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds -ara as
follows:
...lot I Manhattan c. 4s..lI4
iMaa. rsntfsl 4a W
I do lt Inc m
...17 'Minn, a Rt. u 4a ... Kw
...1M4 . K A TJ 4s.... 't
.. lMi do M 11
...104-tl. R . t M. . 4s. 4
..ier H. T. c. s 14 4
... 14 N. I. O. a- fa........l2
inn. racinc fa lnf'a
V. 8. rf la. n
do coupon ...
do a. ref....
do coupon ....
do new 4s, N
do coupon
4M old 4s. rag
do entipon ...
Atctilaon sn. a
do adl. 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4a.... U I do la ......... .. .. . 7tse
Baltlmoro A O. a...loos' V. A W. e. -4a n
do v,t 4 o. s. L. 4a A par.... Kit
Central of Oa. 4. ...107 IPenn. coot. Is 9
do lat Inr M iReadlni sen. aa...... T
rh.. a ilo dVvs.i.lotSA St. U ft I. M. r. t. 1M
Chlraxo A A. Ii ... 7 St. L. A R p. f(. 4a. ?i
C, B A Q. a. 4.. 4tlst. I. s w. la n
C. M. A 8. T. g. 4.. iron, Seaboard A. U 4a...
a n. w. c. Ta....izH so. racino a
C, R. I. A t. 4.... "IS'Ko. Railway Ha
inn a r.
do rol. u it
C.C C. tl.Lr 4a..loov, T. St. 1 A W. 4a.
inicafn Tor. fa...... so ivnion racltlo 4s..,
Con. Tobaore 4a M do con. 4a
Colo. A So. 4a S t. g. DM Id 4a.
ii. a k. o. aa n4 wihirt la
Erie prior lln 4a. .1. M
oo sen. aa tc
r. w. a n. c. is... in
Horhlss Val. 4Ha.. ..!
U N. onl. 4
offered.
..
do dob.' B
W. A b. i: 4a
Wla. Cantral 4a
COIo. r. A I. s. ts.
.
.1194
.117
.
.10.1 T,
. W"
. 7V
.117
ai
, M
Boston Stock Qaotatloaa. -
BOSTON, April . Cnll loans, (fr3 rer
cent; time loans, 34 per cent, OITlclal
closing of stocks and bonds: 1
... so
.... t
,5"
....
.... n
..4fH
.... 1
.... 41
.... M
.. 48
Atblaoa adl. 4s,
oo aa P
'Mil Central 4s...
Atchlaon
do pfd .... ,
Pnaton A Albany.,
poatnn A Malna....
Boatnn Rloratod ...
FHchburs pfd
Max. Central
N. T., N. H. A H
Pars Marquotts ....
t'nlon Paclflc
Amcr. Arge. Chcm.
de pfd ..........
Amor. Pnou. Tsba.
Amir, ffugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T. ...... .1U
amcr. woolen 10
do pfd ,7f.
tiorslnmn 1. A 8 ... i4
Kdlaon Electric Illu..U(
Ocnvral Eleitrls ....W
4
74
3
r.o
in
140
140
1M J
74
7UJ
11
.71
Weatlns. common
Adrenturs
Allouoa
Amalsamated ....
Amertoaa. Sine. ..
Maaa. Electrlo
do pfd
Maaa. On
fnltad Fruit
frilled Rhoo Uaeh.,
do nfd
V. 8. Rteol...
Atlantlo
Blnxham
Pal. A Heel.,
Centennial ..
Copper Ranso
Daly West ..
Dominion Coal
Franklin '..,.
Clraney . .i IU
l.la Koyale Ttt
4H Mm. Mining 41
.11H Mlrhlsan 5
.12S4I Mohaurk 4S
Mont. C. C I
Old Dominion 1
lOMlt ...v. ... MU,
Fferrot . ..... 2S4t
Qulncr nt
Shannon tu
i4ITamarack 100
74 Trinity 44
4 I'. . R. Mining It
a1 victoria "."!!!" !!!!!!
114 Winona 7
71
dO Pfd 'all WolTSTtBS
Blcl. Frx-divldend.
REPORT Off THB CLEARING HOUSES.
Transactions of tka Associated Banks
Daring tha Past Week.
NEW YORK, April 8.-The following
table, compiled by Brkdstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities tor
the week ended April 7, with the per.
centaga of increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week laat
year:
CITIES.
Clearings.
' f
Inc. I Deo
New York ....
Chicago
Boston '
Philadelphia .
St. Liouia
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Baltimore ....
Cincinnati ....
Kansas City .
New Orleans .
Cleveland .....
Minneapolis ..
Detroit
Louisville
OMAHA
Milwaukee ......
t'rovidence ....
Buffalo ........
Indianapolis .'.
St. Paul
TiO Anffeles
St. Joseph'.
Denver
Columbus ..
Memphis ...
Seattle
Richmond .
Washington .
Savannah ...
Albany
Portland, Ore
Port Worth4 .
Toledo, O. .
v-Ji.;-
Salt LakeiXnta ,... ! ,2.nJW,W:l
TV"
frtfl
Dela
va..
Peoria
Atlanta ...
Rochester '
Hartford v.
Nashville.
Des Moines
Spokane, Wash.......
Tacoma,
Grand Raptda
New Haven ,.
Dayton ................
Norfolk
Springfield, Mass
Worcester
Portland, Ma
Augusts,, ' Ga... .......
Topeka-
Sioux City
Syracuse ..............
Bvansvllle
Birmingham
Wilmington,
Knoxvuia ....
Davenport ...
Little Rock .'.
Wllkesbarra .
Fall River ...
Macon
Wheeling, W.
Wichita
Akron
Chattanooga .......
Springfield, 111......
Kalamaxoo, Mich.,
Youngstown
Helena
Lexington
Fargo, N. D
New Bedford
Canton, O
Jacksonville, Fla...
Ixiwell
Chester, Pa
Oreensburg. Pa.....
Rockford. 111...
Blnghamton ........
Springfield, O:
Bloomlngton, - III....
Uulncy, III....,
Sioux Palls, 8. D..
Mansfield, O
Decatur, IH.........
Jacksonville. III....
Fremont, Neb.'..'....
tHcjuston .'
tGalveston
IChsrlestnn. 8. C.
Cedar Rapids ,
Totnhi. V. n .
Outslda N. Y....
a. v..
0.1
U.173,248.873!
! 176,Sii8,5St3i
. liH.Vtv.tdo,
.. 113,204.1531
'- 51,82,672
, 37.6.987
,30,564,iT8
- Zl.F6.305i
M,X.'0,60d
. 18,57,344
14.M4.JU1
. 15.1R4.199
- 13.878.60
,10,653
11,6.0,344
.. 7.433.4U8
'' ".000. 643,
r-;- 7.563,0u0
' 6.641.077
' ,;6,9M,08
6.441.163
6r846.8!S6
4.843,462
3.655.SCW
S;9fi6,60O
8,?97.?4'i
3,Sh4,:
3,568,546
4,556,K5
2 4ftf 11)1
- 8.448.8W,
2.7IT2.284
z:854;524:
3.0j.986
1 tUill IM
8,401 ,K2
S.8S1.&36
J.037,fJ2
3.281.4179
1.911.08a
l.V40,47H
n,jo,Jtw.
i.908
1,663,183
1.566.3M
' 1.616.264!
; 1.76.ail
'l,149,Xt
W)4,?ll
1,269,80$
I,4ti7,644
1,381,775
' 1.379.197!
1,277,800
1,186,132
1,402.624
858,976
700.861
l,fc)7.000j
62,M
1.069,5iM!
826.4001
7ir7,356
831.642
r 637,963
623.067
' 611.6S0
fW.661
. 535,9361
606,977
- -857,000)
916 674
440.841
412.211
. 374.06Y
468.4331
- 17,9"H
431.677
: 4:43.074
818,6641
894. 1S8
241.897!
206.599
,' -229.676
' 164.703
H.B'iO,fi3'i
7.S30.0O1I
. 1.181.67!!
. . -4vS6.13fJ
9.7
O.0
11.6
...8:6i
12.01
"'"j!8
(.11
11.4f
14. H
M
"4" i
!
3.5
1.6
1.7-.
. 11.8!
U.I
'ii'.i
ri'.i
"i'A
"'is
m a .a
8 4
"i'.i
'ii'.s
. 68
ia"i
13.5
4.1
29.1
4.3
'ik'.i
mm live siocr market
Cat'l Receipts Lioht and Prioat Held Jut
About Steady, .
HOG MARKET CONTINUED DOWNWARD
Barely Baoagk Bkee-g. and Lasabs oa
Sale to Make a Test at tka Market;
kilt it is Safe to Haote De
sirable tirades Steady.
SOt'TH OMAHA, April 8. 1904.
-iS?plf wi"re: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
RC ! ?"?dH5r M lO.iiOl 7.145
r , dnesdaJr 'l 6.8J2
KSC T.l1""aay -49
Official irlday :.. 1,06 4.215 4.214
Five days this week.. 17.81$ 87,178 SI. 437
Bume days last week.... 20, 714 53,7?4 26.0S2
Bame daya week befor., 21,971 33,094 , 4J.53S
Same three weeks ago.. 23.176 41.672 UiX
Same four weeks ago.. 16.194 81.031 80.783
Same days last yenr....l.63l l,5ol '
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
Tn9..f,'l,0,,'lna" table shows the receipts
or cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, with comparison with
last year;
1904. 1908. Inc. Meo.
Cattle 267, JS8.943 1,814
I1"' &.63 6i7,678 46,070
""OP 501, 4a0 884,88 116.562
Average prices paid for nogs at Soutk
umaha for the laat several days with com-parlaons:
Data. 9M. 1903. 1J02. 1901. 1900. 11899. 18.
Mar. H..
Mar. It.
Mar.. l.
Mar., lj.
War.. 18.
Mar. lfl.
Mar. 20.
Mar. 21,
Mar. 23.
Mar, 23.
Mar. 24.
Mar. 26.
Mar. 26.
Max. J7.
War. 2s.
Mar. 29.,
Mar. So.
Mar. 31.,
April l.,
April 3.,
April 8.
April 4.
April J.;
April 6..
April 7..
April 8..
S j
t 16
( 04
7a!
4 921,
4 vl
4 96HI
t 011
6 Ck'
6 12-V
5 17 j
Q VI
4 98
6 0344
i 08
13.
6 07
6 onj
4 93
4 90
T1
1 10l
7 06
T 19
1 3S
' 14
7 45
7 30
7 26
7 21
7 22
7 28
7 19
7 29
7 23,
7 26,
a
7 24
7 24
7 27
$13
f 10
$ 15
6 21
X8
6 II
6 25
811
a
e 29
6 88
86,
4o
54
a5V
6 56
6 6n
f6
6 68
0 63
6 63
a
6 68
6 63
' 4 7
I 4 88
4 94
( 66; 4 761
S K
a
5 55
61 14 801
6 7 1 1 4 6
tWi I !1
$ 80 4 83
t 801 4 901
I
i 67 t
6 86 4 i!
6 9U 6 U6
( 86 I 16
( 8 I $
i tn a (8
3 85! i 78
3 06
3 56
i
8 58,
8 66
.64
$ 8C
3 67
3 71
8 78
'a71
J 78
J 74
4 74
3 71
8 t!
3 6$
6 891
5 121
iO
6 os
6 981 15
5 971
6 00
6 99 30
I 95 t 30
5 96;
6 011
3 67
365
62
6 '
6 271
3 60
8 661
3 ft.
1
8 59, 3 6a
8 64 8 6a
8 4
3 65
3 62 3 7
3 65 3 79
3 4U 3 78
8 64! 3 72
3 661 3 71
indicates Sunday.
Khu0mclal number of care of stock
brought in today by each road was:
C M. A St. P. Ry.Tli0'lBblt H''-
Missouri Pacific K'.. 1 .. .. 1
L'nion Pacific System 6 13 3 ..
C. A N. V. Ry 3 6 ..
K., E. & IS. V. R. R. 11 14 3 "
C., St. P., M. A O. Ry. 16 - .. ..
H. A M. Ry 7 g2 i
C., B. A ti. Ry 1 "
K. C. A 6t J i
C., R. I A V. Ry.. east .. 3
Illinois Central J 1 .. .!
Chicago Great West.,-.. 1 -
' Total receipts 44 69 "? "$
The disposition pf the dare receipts waa
aa follows, each buyer purchasing tha num
ber of head Indicated;
Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
. 8.7
8.3
12.8
-.'lit
. thW
'ii'.
4.7
80.6
' 13.8
' 66.6
24.9
11
- 35
26.8
104.0
"266
"i'.i
11.4
8.3
38.31
"44.31
10.1
' 3.8
"i'J.
7.9'
11.9
4.0
19.3
'is'.S
26.8
14.4
10.8
13.1
14.9
"ii'.s
"ii'.i
4.1
'"i'.i
2.5
"ii'.i
'"i'.i
"ii.i
omaha Packing Co.,..., 69
Swift A Company 8S0
Cudahy Packing Co 6;U
Armour k company..., 471
Armour A Co., boo city ...
W. I. Stephen 30
Hill Son 71
L. F. Hues 6
Hammond A Standlsh
F. B. Leaver n
M. Hagerty A Co 8
Other buyers 86
31.16
610
l,bt3
377
7i8
ket shews net Jnaa of nearly so far
this week. Representative sale:
Ks. . ih. rr No. A. Sh. t
4 144 40 4 W 41 1M ... 4 te.
m ... 4 M 94 ... 4 n
C i"4 ... 1 T4 o ii ... tn
? vh ... rv ti. ...... .lis aa a an
til ... IM U....'mt 4 t M
!3S 4 0
...l ... 4 n
... f.'4 ... 4 n
....J.a 134 4 ?V4
...HI ... Iti,
... 40 i djv.
... 14 HO 4 I'i,
....! 4 rm
81......
1P0 ... 4 u 44.
Il t'l ... to ti
r ... 4 n T ..
' ft 4 0 71 ..
M 1 4I-4M ...
74 114 D 4 T. ...
17 Ii" 10 4 en an ,
4 IM ... 40 ...
1 t?S a 4 4,..
" ri i? 4 to p. t.rj o 4 :
r 40 TO. ...... .ftl 140 4 t3
l IN T Mt ... 4 !!
W 1 ! 4 - $....:...tH- to 4:I
41 114 ... a IM 40 ti'va
71 Mi IM IN 71... . 40 4 t:Z
1 "i ... 4 o in.. ant ... s;ij
i ... 4 7 lull ... 4
2 t 4 o ts m ... 4 ni
4 11 ... 40. 74 M ... 4
I m 4 to-. TI 40 ... 4 o
1ST! IM 6 ftfl ... 4
J ' 46 4 " 04 M - 40 4 M
4 '...Ml ... 40 . '. Ml ... 100
41 rT 40 4 M 11 140 ... I 00
StlELf There were only a few cars of
sheep in the yards this morning and in
Hot acareely r.6ugti lo make. a. fair test
bt the market, ' Bayer took. hod In fairly
food snape and pild Just about stoady
I rices itr what Wns offered. Tlio aualtty
Was nothing catra! For the wet-k the gen
eral market Is fully lotloo higher on de
sirable grades of sheep, with some sales
snowing an advance pf aa much a UHjiw.
i ne demand on most days has been ot
libt-ral pioportions, o: that trading waa
active, 'ihursday, however, waa ail ex-
wnn uie market alowed down,
but .taking the week, ns a Vhul tha mar-
f. n'!.Jo4!n In "vaf y fcatfafctory condi
tion. With I I. u ..r, -, 1 1 - 4 I
Upward. The highest prlcea of the year to
ii: . n PB,l in,a week and the
auotat(ons rxlow will show the range.
.? . llltn,u markot totiay could not be
"'J ."Jhlng but steady. For the week
good stuff Is a little higher, with the com
mon and part fat kinds only about steady.
Jw1?. "ccm .to ' aniflous enouph for
Lhiri".,.ter d'"' .l'ut B-rp very indifferent
W fUtrl IT prl Wwl mm e. . mm. . . - . a I . a . .
.w".uiions ijr cotntad stock; Oood to
J- r.JfX i?"1' K.6O0S.75; fair to good lambs,
fs OOtJTi SO; g-ood to choice year.lrgs. $5.0n'i
S.36: fair to rood vearllno-a ti ILV. j ul.
I? Lhu,c wethers, $4.k85; fair to good
T1,3r?X I4.5o4pl.90; good to choice ewes,
$4 .BOfiolO; fair to good ewes. $4.mffi.90.
Clipped stock sells 04i75c ltss than wojled
stock. Represttntatlva sales:
NO. Jy p.
i? w"","n feeder Iambs ........ 54 4 10
21 western feeder lambs 62 4 10
840 western ewes 94 435
15 western cull lmbs i. 30 . 2 60
49 western ewes , 80 A 7H
86 Mexican lambs , 70 6 75
460 Mexican lambs 71 6 76
' CHICAGO LIVH STOCK MARKET,
tattle Slow, iiogrs Ftra to Ten Cents.
4f aad Sheep Five Higher.
CJtlIlAl0' APrn CATTLE Receipts,
2O.OU0 head; market, slow: westerns, none;
good to prime ateers. f-,:fc(6.55; poor to
f5'-d V.'li. Vl.To4tjr.00: stockers and. ifeedera,
$354.25; cbWs, 2 00i( 3.i5; heifers, f&t
4.75; canners, J 2. 004(1!. 50; bulls, $2.06'a6.1O;
4 60V'' Xa fed 400
HOGS Receipts, 13,000 head; estimated to
morrow, 10,000 head; left ovei 9.M0 head;
market 6.iil0o jower: mixed itnd butchers.
4.90iu5..,' good to choice heavy, $5.105.3o;
rough heavy, $4 90&6.10; light, $4.70u5.10:
bulk of salos, $4.96(.10. '
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,000
head; market strong to 6c higher; lambs,
jame; ggod to choice wethers. $4.7o5i5.66;
i t0.,CiiJc8-.,nlxm5i $8 504)4.60; weetern
sheep, $4,354)5.75; native lamba, $4.5006.60;
western lanrbs, $5.506.25.
863
1,211
15.T
20.0
Tit
$2,Om.977.2l31.V.
828,728.4101 l.l.
8.7
CANAPA.
......
Montreal
Toronto .
Winnipeg;
Ottawa ..
Halifax .
Quebec ..
Vancouver, B. C.j
Hamilton
Iondrn, Ont.
St. John, N. B,...
Victoria, B. C...r
14.828,4571.'.
12.4S6.l69l..
8,9;4.1I5
2,f3.944i..
I,2fi6 853'..
1.2X3.64! ..
1,11. 24of,;
9"5.flfi6
937.061
' 7S8,79tl!.
867.679).
6.4
-I-
13
37.1
"ii
15.8
11.3
10.3
"i'i
16.3
Totals, Canada... !$ 39,992,8621 20.1
tNot Included In totals because eontalnlng
other Items than clearings.
Not Included in totals because of no com
parison for last year.
Foreign Flaaaelal.
LONDON. April 8 Tha demand for
money was quiet In the market today.
Business on the stock exchange wss
quieter, the dealings mostly being pro
fessionals. Americana opened Irregular,
subsequently improved to somewhat above
parity and closed quietly steady. Kaffirs
were bunvant.
BERLIN, April s.-Tradlng pn tha bourse
today waa mostly quiet. American rails
were firm.
PARI8. April g.-Prioea on tha bourse
had an upward tendency! Internationals
were dull and higher; Russian Imperial 4s
closed at 84 85. Tha private rata of dis
count wss 2 per cent Three per cent
rentes, 97.92 for the account.
Bank ClearlasTas.
OMAHA. April 8 Bank clearings for to
day. 31.370.819.17. an increase of $74,738 71
over tha corresponding day last ear.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. April 6. ME-TALB Tin ad
vanced ts 6d to 6s In Ixndon, closing at
IT1 5s fur both spot and futures. Locally
however, the market was quiet and a little
easier, closing at $38 0423.30. Copper waa
higher, in London try Is Sd. wttn spot clos
ing st 68 lis 3d. while futures were quoted
at 58 6e Locally, copper waa flrmand
unchanged. Lake Is quoted at $13 26iO 60
electrolytio at $1J.13'8'I3 26. i4l cutiL.1t
$13 .ltri8 .37. Lead advanced la td to 11
7a 6d In London, but remained unchanged
here at $4 6uw4.66. Spelter waa unchanged
at $6.264330 In tha New Tor market, but
declined 8s 6d to 32 Is 4U In London. Iron
closed at 62s M In Olaagosr and at 44a cd
In Mlddlettboro. Locally lroa Is aaehanged
Ko. 1 foundry northern is quoted at 8ia for
IS 75; No. $ foundry northern at $liruufl a
Ha. 1 foundry wutia mq fa. 1 loundrV
southern soft at U.U7, .- . , "unarlr
Total 1,864 4.796
CATTLE Recntnta of rsttla ween -llnhi
this morning even for a 1,'riaay. t,ut there
were plenty considering the tact that a
rain and anow storm was in progress. .The
same as yesterday, the cattle appeared in
abqut as - bad form . as possible, but still
there waa very little change from yester
day In tbe prices paid. ,
The few cars of Cornfed steers that, ar
rived aold at right around steady p. Jeer
In. some place's the market rma have-been
a shade easier, but the change waa so
small as to bt) .hardly worth- mentioning.
The extremely bad weather made, -buyers
anxious to clear the pens and as a result
they rode fast and practically everything
changed hands at an early hour. -As com
pared with a week ago, the market la .per
haps a little better, good, tidy, blocky cat
tle being right close to 1015c higher.
Heavy cattle, though, and the commoner
and warmed-up grades, have shown very
little change In either direction. -
The cow market was also Just about
ateady with . yesterday. Receipto were
light, but buyers were out in good senon
and bought up most everything offered at
steady prices. Oood lightweight cows and
heifers continued In the best demand and
such kinds ara quotably lo15c higher than
they were at tbe close of last wek. Heavy
oowa and the medium grades, as well as
canners, are selling In Just about tha same
notches they were a week ago.
There was no particular change In tha
bull market this morning and there Is also
vary little change from the close of laat
week. Veal calves ara also eteadv with
yesterday and with the close of last week.
There was practically no atocker and
feeder market. Tha bad weather mads buy
ers very cautious about getting any cattle
on hand, and besides - there were not
enough of them on sale to make a market,
Not Including today, tha market on deslrsX
bla grades Is strong to 10e?l5e higher than
a Week ago. Representative sales r
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KERS AND FEEDERS.
Wl IK
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HOGS There waa a very moderate run
of hogs In sight this morning, but prices
continued on their downward course at all
points. The market here opened about a
nickel lower than yesterday a early markat,
bulk- selling at right around 84.90. or
nm $4.87 to $4 r?S Tha choicer loads
ffoi
sold largely at $4.9244 96, and as high aa
a waa paid jut b prime ioaa. me com
mon and trashy stuff sold from $4.87 down.
Trading was net particularly active, but
rha small receipts-seon brought the market
to a close. There was no particular change
la tha market from start to finish, the last
sales being much the same aa tha earlier,
ones. Including today'a decline, tha mat.-
New York Lira Stook Market.
NEW TORJC. ArSrll nwtr-rn-Tj.
c'ft8.'?Am.had; market for ateers alow
o-u'ivc lower; ror buns, steady; fat
J,.ow."'. l o3.66; choice fat Kentucky cows,
14.80. Cables unchanged'; exports tomorrow.
- ot ucau vi sueeu ana t.auu quar
ters of beef.
CALVES-Recelpts, 268 head; market for
veals slow to- lower; common to prima
veals, $4.004.65; choice heavy, $7.00; no
llVn8 calve": cltf dressed veals,, dull, at
7JH0c per pouniT; choice, ' J0c: country
dressed, lower, 6y8c. f
HOOS-rRecelpts. 3.886 head; market lOffl
15o lower; Pennsylvania hoga, $5.50; Buf
fald pigs, $6.80; mixed western, $4.90. '
. 8JJEEP AND . LAMBS Receipts, 8.170
ad; market J5fi6o higher; unshorn aheep
almost nominal; clipped sheep, $4.606N.76;
Kansas City Live Stock Market.. '
-"JKATf S A CrrT, April- -ATTLTC-rTta-
eeipts, J.OfiO head; market steady to strong;
S?V2"i aiMi drMl heef steers, steady,
$4.6.144 5.251 f sir, to. gooif. aateadv, $.1,004(4.60;
western fed steers, steady, $3.tWft54.65; stock
.T" SKiJJ W.WU 26;, southern stej-s,
steadV,.Jt.73j4y); sputnem' cows. $2.C03.35;
native cows, $2.(W4.iiO;' patlva heifers. $3.50
64 30 -hulls-, $2.604TS.75; calves. tM.OOfirf.SO.
HOOS Receipts, 6,800 head; market
steady to strong; top, $6.10; bulk. $l,95i(5.05;
nevX- .5.00fi5.l0: packers, $4.95415 05: pigs
and. lights, 84.M5.oW.' t '- - y
SHEEP AN I'XA M B8 Reeel pts, Hooriead;
market steady; native lambs, tSfiS.;.1!;
western lambs. $5.2r.5.80; fed ewes, $4,604
6-O0; yenrlingw, .IfJvfcg.lo; gtockers and feed
ers, $3.004jl.50.
Bt. t.bnls Live Stock Market.
8T. IvOTilS, April -CATTLE Receipts,
J.2O0. head. Including J60 head Texans; mar
ket steady; native shipping and export
steers, $4. 75(3 6. 40; dressed beef and butcher
steers, $3.W5.45; steers under 1 000 lbs., $3 75
5.00; etockers and feeders. 83.754j410; cows
and heifers, $2.26414.60; canners, $2.10fff2.60;
bulla, $?.864.S5; calves. $5.!5t,a.OO; Texas
and Indian steers,- 38.504j4.66; cows and
heifers, $2.60413.60.
HCKJS-ReceirHs $,000 . head: market
steady; pigs and lights, $4.45'i4.80; packers.
$4Joj3.10; butchers and best heavy, $5,104?
'BrtlEEP. AND LAMBS -Reoelpts. 1.000
head; market steady; native muttons, $150
vlamb"'.K4MI',oni riM and bucks,
$3.0u(&4.25; gtockers, $2.0O4?3.0p.
Blona City Mve gtock Market.
SIOUX CITT, la., April .-(Spacial Tela
grain.) CATTLE Receipts, 800 head; mar
ket steady; istoekers, slow; beeves. $3.50
64.80; cows, bulls and mixed, J2.O04j3.40;
stockers and feeders, $3.064j4.0O; calVM and
yearlings. $2.75tTW.80. . I -
HOGS lfeoeipts, 1,000 head; ' market,
steady; selling at $4.90426.00; bulk of sales,
$4.90ip4.95.
' ' - ' t
St.' Joseph Live Stock Mar Wet.
HT. JOSEPH, Jlpril 8.-CATTLE-.p.e-4alpta,
839 head; market steady to strong;
ratives, f3 8or;6.40; cows and heifers, $20041
AtiO; stockers nd feeders, 8a.0O4i4.ift. .
HOOS-Recnints. 6.798 head: m.rVnt k
lows ; light, $4.8j4i5.97Vi; medium and heavy
. pntr.r- rvu i.Ariut receipts, 906 head;
market ateady.
' . . -
t us aignt.
- Following are the receipts of live stock
at the six principal 'western ' cities yester-
lIllVI ' i . .
day:
Smith Omaha
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
l.uJ ,Z1B 4.Z16
Kansaa City ,VJ.Ji).0iifl 13 000 t.oiiO
Chicago ,0i I.8W'-' M
St. Louis I.2o0 t.000 '- lOfiO
Bt, Joseph 8r,9 6,798 . 806
Sioux City
Totals
6,798
1,600
34,423 84,813 11,33
. OXAHA WHOLE tALK MARKET.
Caadltloa at Trade, aad Qaolatleas aa
Btairle aad Fancy Produce.
, EQQS--rR8celpt, UberaJt market ateady;
AICDII BiyiA, Aj4)C,
L1VB POULTRY-IIsns. He; young
roosters, 4j.9o;. old rowatera,vae;. turksys,
13c; diuks, 90 ; geese, 8c.
BCTTER-Packing stock. 13c choir
to fancy dairy rolls, 134il4c; separator, 22o,
FR1CSH FISH Trout, 94510a;' pickerel, 6
o; plka, 9c-i perch.. 6j3c; blutllsh. lao;
whitensh, TftlOc; salmon, lk;-haddocK, 10c;
codfish, 12c; redsnapper, 11c; lobster', bulled,
per lb., 4uc; smoked whltsflah, He; bull
heads, 11c: caulah, 114.; black, baas, ioo;
halibut. 10c: cripiks, 12o; herring, 4c;
white basa. 13c; blueflns, 8c; smelts, lOfillC'
finnan haddles, smoked, 80.
OYSTERS-New York cownts, per can,
43c; per gal., 82.0m; extra select, per can, 86o;
per gal., 3176; standard, par can. 27c; per
gal., ll.lSiyl 40. ,.
BRAN Per (on. $1800.
HAY Prices quoteU bv Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Cholre No. 1 upland
$6 5o; No. 3, $d.u0; medium, $6.50; t-ourae'
$6 0u; rvo straw, $5 00. Tbeaa prtotg are for
hay of good color- and quality. Demand
fair and receipts light. -TROPICAL
FRUITS.
ORANGEY Nsveis, cftoioe, all sixes, $126;
fancy navels all alaes, $2.60.
LiLMONS California, fancy, 300 to 340.
$3.60; choice, 240 to 370 slsea, 83.00-.u3 26.
FIGS California, , ptc lo-lb. oarions, 36c;
Imported Smyrna, t-crown, 14c: 6-crown.
llo ; 7 -crown, 14o.
BANANAS Per atedlum slsad butwh.
$3.uu2 JO; Jumbes. $2.75U3..
DATIkS Penuan, per box of 30 pkgs., $2;
per lb. la ts-lb boaos, so; Orisnul staSed
dates, per box. $3 4a f
COOOANU'fa-Pea saok, $4.00; per doa.,'
60a. .. ' . -v . - . - ,
CRANBERRIES Per bog. $2 A .
STRAWBERRIES Texas, per 2tW. case
$3.(w; Iitlsiana, per M-pt. case, $1.75.
- RU1T1. . - s
anNBAPPLEa-iVar crate, $b.b; par doa,
APPLES California Bellfluwersr par box,
ll,7ir-Oregon fancy reds, yr . pus,.- JJl.tu;
New Tork exnjrt Oreenlngs, Russets aad
Bald his. .ri ot ' '
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes Colorado. $li&; itakota. per
bu., $110, natives. i uo.
NAVY BEANS Per bu . $2.JTr$S.
CELERY Large C'alitornia, too, 75o, and
oo.
ONIONS Spanish; per crate, $1.90; Cole
rado red, per lb.. 4o.
CABBAt.B-Callfomla, per lb., 4c.
TCRNirS -White, per bu., 60c; rutabagas,
per lb.. l'
CARHOTS-Per bu., $100,
I'ahSnii'H rer bu. oic.
, PKKTS -Per bu ., i5c.
Cn i MlirilS -Per doa , fl.StVcrt.TS. .
TtMATOE3 Fjortda, per 8-baakat crate,
RADlSIIFS-rer dox. bunchea, S'frWts. '
I.KTTl'CE HEADS-Ter dos. hnnrh.es, SOo
(ilt.OO, ton letttlc. pef flox., 4.'.
TI'RN IP" -Southern, per dot., 48c.
BEETS-Soul hem. per doa.. 4ftc. . ' ;
CABHtlTS-Sotithern, per clog., 7c.
PARSLEY -Southern, per doa., 4j4Be.
PHAI.I.OTS-rer dos, ,5e.
ONION SETB-Fr bu.. of X lbs.. JSllow,
$2.00; white, $3.00.
fll'iNM'H Per M . 1 (XXfM ?5.
BEANS W, per bu. box, $3.50s String,
per bu. box; $S.ao.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEE8I3 Wisconsin twins, full cream,
12c; WlscoiiHln Young Americas, 13c; block
tjwlss, 16c; Wisconsin brick.' loo; Wisconsin,
lini burger, 18c.
CIDER Per bbl., $5.50; per .bhl., $3 35.
HONEY Ncbiaaka, per 24 frnmea, $3 00;
TJtah and, Colorado, per 34 frames, $3.00,
HORSKRADlSll-Per cuse of 3 doa.,
packed, sue. t
MAPI E- SYRUP Ohio, gvr lb., loo
HlDE8-.No.;l green, 6c; . No. 3 green, 50!
No. 1 salted. 7c; No. t saltrd. he; No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 6c; No. 3 veal calf,
12 to IS Ilia., 8c; dry salted hides. Kfl2c;
aheep pelts, 24y27o; horsehldos, $1. 506.50.
NUTS W'.ilnuis. No. 1 soft shell, per lb,
15e; hard fhelVper lb, 14c; Ne. 8 soft shell,
per lb., llo; No 8 hard shell, per lo., 1:V;
per lb., 13c: pecans, large, per lb., I2cj
imfll, pir lb., lOcj i-euuuts, per lb., gcj
roasted peanuts, par lb, 8c; Chill walnuts,
ISlJ'yc; large hlcnry nats, per bu.,-$1.50;
Draatls, per lb., llo; fU'.-erta, per lb., 11c;
almonds, soft shall, pr lb., 15c; hard shell,
shellbarks, per bu., $2.00; black walnuts,
per. bu., $1.25.
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL. April 8.-COTTON-Spot,
quiet; prices unchanged; . American mid
dling, 8 tsd, Futures opened easier and
plosed quiet; American middling, g. O. c,
April 8 03d; April and May, I.tM: May
and Jtitia. 7.9id- June and July, 7.P3d; July
nnj August, 7.88d; August and September,
7.5!'d; Hentember and October, 6.f"Vl; Oc
f'her, and. November, 6.44d; November and
December, 6.3td; December and January,
6,31d; January and February, 6.80d.
NEW YORK, April 8-COTTON-Spot
Slaaed .clulot. but 10 poluts higher; mid
ling uplands.' 15.00c; middling gulf, 15.26c;
sabs, 1,237 bales.
ST. LOCTS. April 8-COTTON-Qulet :
middling, 15c; sales, 1,00 bales; receipts, VX)
v-iles; shipments. 811 bales; stock, 15,710
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 8-COTTON-Fu-turea
opened steady; April, 14.82c bid; May,
It.ftVffH.Pflc bid; June. 15.164ft5.l8c; July,
15.41fl16.42c: Augiist, 14.4(VJi14.52c; Septem
ber, l2.GSiri2.70c; October, 1 834'rlt.Me; No
vember, 11 81c bid; Decembr.r. 11.73c bid.
NEW ORLEANS. Ai ril R.-COTTON
Steady; sales, 6,800 boles; ordinary, 12Sc;
rood ordinary. 18 6-lfic; low middling,
14 9-I6c; middling, 14 5-16c; good middling,
16'ic; middling fair, ltc; receipts, 1,(37
bales; stock, 265.367 bales.
Toledo geed Markat.
TOLET0. April 8 BEFTDClover, March,
$662; April, $652; October, $6.60 bid;
prime alslke, 10; prima timothy, $1.40.
REAL fiSTATD TRAJ4 9FEH8.
DEEDS filed for , record April 8, as fur.
nished to Tha Bee by the Midland Guar
antee and Tru.-t company, conded ab
abstracter, 1614 Farnatu street:
II. B. W'aldron and wife to Ouatav
Summick, w nw 21-15-10 $ 4,750
Muria L. Oay at ai. to Bertha U.
Williamson, lot ,. hiock 8. Omaha .
View .- 400
Bertha B. Williamson -to William E.
Spenser, same. .....ii.i 500
Ella R, Pitts and huaband to- IS1-
t win H. 'Elliott, lot a, block 9, . Orchard-
Hill ..'.T,... .vj... 3
Henry Amblar and wife to Lara P.
Jensen, lot t, block 13, Ambler
'Place A. ;.........;.. 50
Joslas Soil to Caroline Boll, sw 9-16-11
13,000
Laura S. Cook td Erik Krlksort, part
lot 8, blocK 2, Patrick's add .......... 890
Caroline R. Walter and hnsband to
Frederick Walter, part lot 10, block;
W l.'-pirrk-iPiapiiWr.. i:,i..-v.wv.i,,-)..j.,.. " Soo
ennsuan: itntiikey end wire to rank
W. Trailer, part Jot 3.. block 6, -j-Parher'a
add .r ,v....;....-.i. j..l..'. r t50
Walter Jerome Green .and wife.. tt)v
David Gross, lot 1, block 7, Bblnn's -add
...;.... .i .............. i . ; '. . .7 4,000
FTank I Fltchett to. Mary. A. Brown. o
lot 6, block 6. Saundera & HIme-
haugh's add .- 115
TUe Midway Investment company to
. W. S. Sheldon, lot 30, block 3, Per.
none A Berry's add 400
Aim Ira Hutchinson and husband to
- John Johnson,- lot' 8, 'block t. Hill
side No. 3 '2,000
Arthur RedgwlcV and wife to Ella A.
'MoNamara, lota 15 and 19, block
16. 8 h oil's 2d add 450
David W. Merrow and wife to Ed-
ward, R. Benson, outtot or block
191 -and a lot 192 Florence........ TOO
William C. Kimball to Vincent Saw
hlll, part sw j4-J-rt : oo
Pfiarc
Ua I U rt
COMMISSION
, Incorporated J
Capital ana Surplus $600,000.
Uealers m
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BONDS
ANO INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
REFERENCES: 176 State and Na
tional Banks at Commercial Agendas.
1& Branch Offloes.
General Office N. Y. 1.1 1 Balldlag,
MINNBAPOU8.
Omsk Braaci.itMs) Far a am tM
'. Tel. 3407.
THOfl. M. WAIiniCK. Car.
L0WREY BR0S.O CO
COMMISSION MERCHAN'llB..
Grain, Stocks
and Provisions.
Room 212, N. Y. Life Building. 'Phone 3610.
.grcll attention alvan to teleera nh mill
mall orders. CMAHA.
OCEAN TBAMSHIPg.
C0MPA6NIE iSENERALETRANSATLANTIQUE
Frenrh Una. tin York te Ua.ra si. n..
, aalllBia srai-y 1 buraday at 14 s. m.
LaLofraliia, Apr. 14. May 11; June Jul 7. .
Letiratains, Apr. 11: Juua 30; Juur tl.
LahaVala, Apr. tl:' May Mi June 15.; Aug. 4. .
tdliaacusna, May 1; ud 14; Jury 14; Aug. 11. '
LTuuralna, May I; Juua I; July 11; Aug. II. '
Naar. modern, gijaatle, Trlu-scnw mu4 Ripraa
Btaamara; naval am. ara'. u-olmr m i.u,,
Cumtiao' Mstlbulsa Uatus. Uavra-fsi-la, 4 haura.
Snia, r ,
Harry B. Moors. 1W1 f axaajn St..
Laul Naaiw, Plrat National llaok,
U. A. huui.rlot. 1UI raraaaa St., Jtnck Olanil Kr.
KOLUHQ-At.!RICl LINE.
Naw Twin-Screw bu-aiDars vf It.tW Tvna
KKW VOHK. ROTTKKUAM, vis UOUUxiNg.
. . . ailing Tulay. al 10 a. -
Roturdara ...,....AI. ISiFaUdan i...Mar II
Hyndau .. .Aui. 1 Uullrtdam I I... it
tiuurUam Apl. X Kyudam ....... -...Mar li
will call at i-ivmouia. ' '
MOLLAND-AMEHIL'AN LI Nit, a Ueartiora Bt , Chi
caso, III. i. Harry Mooraa. 101 rtrua at. : O.
hutbarfurd, WH Faruam Hi,; j. n. Hay nolus, laui
Saruam St. .
ANCHOR UKI , U. t MAIL (TtAMSHlPS.
KKW TORK. LOVOONUEHBT AND OLAAOOW.
KEW TORK. OIBHALTA ANO NAT LEA
gupartor secomniodatlona. Exosllant eutals. Tbs
aoDtturt ot paaaanacra carafully aoualAarad. ainla
er round trip llckvta betwaan Naw York and Suoub,
angnan, inaa ana an nnnaipai aaadinaTtas a4
con tin a tal potsta at attract!' rata. Sas4 lor Book
of Tours. For tlckata or sanral lofarfnattos aonla
la any loral asant ol tha Alie-ba- Lin or to
HKKDUKSON UKUS., uai'l Agaut. Cbleaga, (II.
LEGAL XOTICH.
NOT1CH TO CONTRACTORS.
Nolle is hereby given that Sealed hide
for ths construction of a ditch In Dodge
county, known as the Harklus ditch, will
ba received by tha bounty clerk of said
county until 10 o'clock u. m. April 14; said
ditolt to he constructed, aucordliig to plant
ana sptulllcailoiis of the county surveyor.
which are now. on nle In the office of th
county clerk. The party or parties ta
wiium ins contracts are awirora iaust. glva
bonds in tha sum of tuov.uO f- JaJuiLil
performance of contract and t1.6n0Q0 ta ia.
cure the payment of labors and enechanlca.
Lids must be addressed to V. O. iiua
fo::my Clank, j7tuaout, jXab. .
AB dat aa