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    TITE OMAHA DAILY DEE: TnURSDAY.' ATRIL 14, '1004.
rosTorricB hotice.
Shanghai cannot be, forwarded via Can-
UBW fcEAI.AND. AT'BTRALIA (except
West), NEW CALEIONIA. FIJI. BA
MOA and HAWAII, via Sun Francisco,
close here dully at 6:30 p. m. up ti April
1.40th, Inclusive, for despatch per a. a.
Slerrs. (If tha Cunard itmer carry
In tha Rrltlsh mall for New Zealand
tines not arrlva In tlma to connect with
thlv despatch, extra mails closing at
I M a m. and 9:30 a. m. and 6:30 p. m
Sunday at 4 30 a. m., I a. m. and 6 30
p. m will be made op and forwarded
until the arrival of the Cnnard steamer )
KOTK l"nlesa otherwlae sddressed. Weat
Australia la forwarded via Europe; and
New Zealand and Philippines via Han
Francisco the quickest route. Philip
pines specially srldresaed "via Canada"
or "via Europe" mint be fully prepaid at
the foreign rate. Hawaii la forwarded
via Ran Vranrleor evrlnalve) V.
Transpacific malls are forwarded to port
of sailing dally and the achedule of clos
ing la arranged on the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland tranelt.
Registered mall rinses at 4 p. m. prevloua
day. CORNELIUS VAN t'OTT.
Postmaster
roatoffla, Now York. N. T.. April 8. 190 1
GOVERSMEJT KOTICE.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
department of the interior, Offlca of Indian
Aflalrs, Waahington, V. C. March 21, 1904.
acaled proposals, Indorsed -proposals for
beef, flour, etc.," an tlie caae may be, and
directed to the Commlaaloner of Indian Af
fair, 265-287 Bouth Canal atreet, Chicago,
ill., will be received until 1 o'clock, p. m. of
Tuesday, May 8, 19o4. for furnlehing for the
lrdtan aervlce, beef, flour, bacon, beans,
coffee, sugar, rice, tea and other artlclea of
subsistence; alio for groceries, aoap, baking
powder, crockery, agricultural Implement.
paints, Olia, ginuB, lliiwarr, itbbuiib, iiui rn,
leather, ahoe finding, aadUlery, etc., school
supplies, ana a long iihv ui iium-eimu.-.ius
article. Sealed proposal. Indorsed "Pro-
posals for rubber gooda, hardware, etc.,
the caae may be, and directed to the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, "i South Bev
nth street. St. Louis, Mo., will be received
until 1 o'clock p. m. of Thursday, May 6,
1904, for furnishing for 'the Indian aervlce,
rubber goods. bwits and shoes, hardware
and medical sun .. Healed proposals. In
domed "Proposal.. tr blankets, woolen and
cotton gooda, clcuilng. etc.," as the caae
may be, and directed to the Commissioner
of Indinn Affairs, Nos, 119-121 Wooster
atrect. New York City, will be received
until 1 o'clock p. m. of Tuesday, May 24,
J904, for furnishing for the Indian service,
blankets, woolen and cotton Roods, clothing,
notions, hat and cap. Bids must be mad
nut on government blanks. Schedules giv
ing all necessary Information for bidder
will be furnished on application to the In
dian otnee, Washington. J. c; tne u. n.
Indian warehouses, 119-121 Wooster street,
New York City; 265-27 South Canal street,
Chicago, 111. j 815 Howard street, (pmaha.
Neb. j 6u2 Bouth Seventh street, Bt. Louis,
Mo ! the Commissaries of Subsistence. V. 8.
A., at Cheyenne, Wyo., and Bt. Paul, Minn.;
the Quartermaster, U. S. A., Seattle, Wash.;
the postmasters at Sioux City, Tucson,
Portland, Spokane and Taeoma, and the
Manufacturers' and Producers' association
tf California, San Francisco. Cal. Bids will
be' nneneri at the hour and day above
stated, and bidders are Invited to be present
at the opening. The department reserve
the right to determine the point of delivery
nd to reject any and all bids, or any part
Of any bid. W. A. juinco, uommissioner.
AlldlSt-m
' ftFFICW CONSTRUCTING' QUARTER
master. Sheridan. Wyo.. April 11. 1904.-
BaiiuH nronimils In triplicate will be re
ceived here until 10 a. m. May 1L 1904, for
construction of a 13-bed brick hospital with
plumbing, heating ana gas piping ior same,
it Vnrt Mackonxla. Wvo. Plans, soec In ca
tions. Instruction to bidders, proposal
iMnira An. nthr Information ma v be ob
tained at nfflcea of depot ouartermastera at
Omaha. St. Paul. Denver and Chicago, and
t thl' office. U. a reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all proposals or any
nart thereof. KnveloDes containing pro
posals should be endorsed "Proposals for
KnanitaJ " addressed - Cant. Thos. HWObe.
Q, M. AU-12-13-14m-10
WNrtlNKRR'H OFFICE SIOUX CITY. IA..
March 17. 1904. A public sale of govern
nant nmnnrlv nartalnln to Improvement
of upper Missouri river, consisting of
steamboats, barges, boilers, Junk and scrap
Iron, will be held at Sioux Ice Harbor,
Rloux Cltv. la.. Anrll 15. 1904. Information
furnished on application. H. M. CHIT
TENDEN, Maj. Engineers.
M19-21-22-2SA13-14
LEGAL, NOTICE.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STATEJ PRINT-
' Bids will be received by tha State Print
ing Hoard at tha office of tha Secretary of
Btat at Lincoln, Nebraska, on or before
1:30 o'clock p. m.. Monday, April 26, 1904,
for nrlntin and binding 1.000 copies each
of the biennial reports of the auditor and
commissioner of publio lands and build
ings, 16,000 statistical bulletins for labor
hureau. and . miscellaneous blank books.
S riming and stationery supplies for the
Iris' Industrial school at Geneva, Sol
diers' and Sailors' home at Grand Island,
Insuiis hospital at Lincoln, attorney gen
eral, auditor, supreme court, treasurer,
adjutant general, superintendent of public
Instruction, secretary of atate, game and
fish commission, food commission, com
mlaaloner of publio lands and building,
atate board of o.ualltallon and labor bu
reau. Speclflcationa for same can be found on
file In tha office of the Secretary of Sfate.
All bid must be aocompanleck by a bond
qual In amount to the probable cost of
the work bid upon. ' The board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Lincoln, Nebraska, April 12, 1904.
8TATB PRINTING BOARD.
By ljrJ. W. FRAZIER.
Secretary to the Board.
AH-ditM
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CCMPA6N1E 6EKERALE TRANSATLAHTIQUE
" ("fears una, Nw York to Hatr Its Daa
Salllaia erary TburMajr at 10 a. a.
LaLomtna, Apr. It; Mar It; Juna t; July T. '
LaMretasue, Apr. it; Juua It; Julr U.
Lasatuta. Ar. St. May Id June a; Aug. 4.
lAUaacuua, Mar II; Juu It; July It; Au. It.
LaTuuralna. May 4; Juna 1; July 21; Aug. It.
Maw, mudaru. gifautls, Tfln-nn ;id Kipraaa
Slaaiuara; navai oincara mas-ofwar aiaclpllua.
. CooUMUir's vaatibulad tralna, Havra-Faria, 4 boon.
Asania ;
Harry . Mooraa. 101 Faroan ft.,
Losla Naaaa. Klrat Natloaal bank.
C. A. Kulharford, 1121 JTaraan at . mock blao4 y.
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
htw 'l'wlu-Bcraw Hloamrra at 11.6UU Tana.
NSW VORK KOTTkHUAM. Tis BOUUKINI.
aalllDf TuaaOa, at 10 a. m.
Aradaa Apl. li Itotutrdaia ........ May if
hotiruaiu Awl. taiRrDdaai Mar 4
rataoaa. Mai U fsuorUam May il
Will call at I'.rmoutk.
UOIXAND-AMttklOAN LINK. O Uaarkoro St., Chi
cago. 111.; Harry Mooraa. laul Kaniaia t.i U
hutkarlurd, uu Iruuaia U J. B. Hajauiaa, liui
. taraan ai.
ANCHOR UNI V. S. MAIL
BTBAMSHirt.
JCt TORK. LONDON UKRBT AND
OLAiQOW.
NSW TORK, GIBHALTAR AND NAFUSg.
psparlor acrammodatiana Eieallant eulalaa. Tha
aion OI paaMiiara varw.Mii vonaiuarafl. B1DIS
rauoa irip ucaaia dviw n n,w iutk aoa scolia.
usllaa, irlah aod all principal SaadloaTtaa aa4
ubllaantal polaU at altrullta rataa. aand fur Boo
I Tours. For tlcaail or (antral inlonnatloa aMili
is any loiai asani 01 10a aucaur uina or to
MKNPKMSON BROS.. Cas'l Asaala. llkloa. IIL
t. Laals Grata aaa Previsions.
01. T iiiTia 1m41 11 IVUPkT 1 1 1 V. n -
Shorts covering on bad cropt news; No. 3
Ved, cash, elevator. 9no; track. lHtil (iH;
day. 92c; July, 83c; No. 3 hard. alU'JJc.
CORN Higher, on backward season; No.
8 cash. 4c; truck, 4aifo0c; May, 47c
Julv. 4ttUc.
OATS Firm: No. t caah, 41c; track, 41
Vlc May, 39c; July, iic; no. 1 white,
4U-t6c.
1 I V- .11 . .. 4 . . .L.I
M V ' . V A. in 1 1 VI Ulll lift n II ui.inri.
red winter vatents. H(io,UU; special
brands, 2ot2i . higher; extra fancy and
Straight, 84 6mH4 ti&; clear, H.'H 2o.
TIMOTHY eBKD-8ieady ; 2 4i2.60.
fXiRNMKAL Steady; 8i.40.
RRAN-Sleady; sacged east track, 81 ty
ie.
I AY Steady; timothy, 89.00ijl4.00; prairie,
fs.iari'ii.uu.
IRtiN COTTON TIES-820.
HAOHNt-4i'i.
H KM 1 TWINE 6c.
PROVISIONS Pork higher; Jobbing,
812.42. lrd higher; prime steam. 36.23.
Macon, many; uoxen extra shorts, 37.3,
clear rlhs. 67 50; short clear. 87.75.
prt'LTRY-Steady: chickens, llc, spring
, at aj.wu.ow per anii-n; turkeys, lsyilc:
ucka llc; geee. 6tt7c.
HUTTKR Steady; creamery, tt?25c,
vo 111, IJ,i j.
KUOS Steady, l&o case count.
Keceints. Shipments.
nour. bios Mw )
neat, bu ll'i.io)
t orn, bu M.ftrtl 13i0
OaU, bu 61,uii0 82ouo
BllaineapailU Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 13.-WHEAT-
My. B'v: July, BS-iimp; September, KiV;
track. No. 1 hard, rc; Ni. 1 northern,
86It-: No. 1 northern. CS.v
FIOUR-Kliat pavtent. fcitvn3t.'; aacoud
patents. Hrxrc'ti; nrst rieira,
aiRAN 1 bulk, lt60iVU.7i.
v
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V
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Winter Whut Up oa 8enitionil lUportt
of Bad Conditions.
RAPID DETERIORATION IS FEARED
Isrh Rimari Cease Lara; Coverlegr
I Shorts Uoverameat Report
Ikcnt April Lowest la Mae
leea Tears.
OMAHA, April 19. 1904.
While the bulllsn aovernment report was
discounted Tuesday and the dealers be
lieved in such Improvement ot winter wheat
that they were predicting a beansn report
tor next month, louay t tie) market is up on
ome almost sensational reports oi on a
condition. Logan A Bryan had reports of
thla nature from Michigan, onto ana sec
tions of Illinois, which they wirea ii iruo
would show a very rapid deterioration oi
the condition, i rom western Kansas came
the report that tne government, report
an overestimate, and In central inoin
very low condition was eaia to sxisi, uein
almost, total failure. These reports causeu
a large oovering of aborts. Chicago ad
vanced at one time aooui o "
opening, the range In May being WHO to
HC and in new July $70 to Hc Omaha
was not so strong. The government report
shows the lowest April condlUon for nine
teen years. The explanation oi mt uhii
of Tuesday Is given a traditional, a break
alwav lollowlng oiflclal figure. An
ticipatory buying and heavy llquiaauon
were tne immeumiw
very bearish on me nour cuhuiuvu,
local aemana anu iuriu vno. ..
,..i Milts are reoorted to be clos
ing down, and a prominent miller Is quoted
as aaylng the U.WO.iMi bushels there will
last as long a Aa.ww.ww unuer wu..
gi Hiding. Seeding la said to be very bad,
with no possibility of getting In on the
Red river and other ground before May
1. and an acreage decrease of SO to 40 per
cent. Chicago cash business 1 very slow,
with little wheat demand.
Tuesday In Chicago lui cars anu o,"w
bushels of contract corn were made ana
the receipts show a fair proportion oi con
tract. Omaha May went off from the open
ing 4Ruv47tC, but later recovered and wenv
to 4Kic. A. B. Jaqulth bid the latter figure
for 100.000 bushels, but did not get It. rh
corn strength was largely due) to wheat.
Ths range In prices of Omaha grain for
future delivery and the close of Tuesday
and today were
follows:
i Closed
Open.
High, Low Today. Tues.
Wheat-
May .
, 88
63
48
47
, T14
87 88 B fWSl
82H 88 83Vi
4714 49 B 48H
46 47HB'4714
7Vi . 8SVB 87tt
86 3-'4jB 36V
80 30ftB 30A
July .
83
49
47H
88 4
Corn-
May .
July .
Oats-
May ,
July .
Sept. .
80
Local Cash Grata Market.
A good demand waa enjoyed by corn as
usual, but the offering were not particu
larly large. Corn was from steady to Ho
nn fha iiMttAP nricea romlnsr late In the
day. Wheat was lo up from Tuesday's
market, but little of it changed hands.
Oats remained steady. One car of No. 3
corn on tracK sola ior o. on 01 iu. 1
corn sold for 4614c, one of No. 3 yellow
fur mi.. .v mil fr.ur nt No. t white for 4hC.
No. 8 hard winter wheat on track brought
82Hc. Recelpta of wheat were 4 cars in
and 16 cars out; one -ween ago. aim
cars. Corn receipts were 14 cars In and
t nut- nna wk tin. SO and 23 cars.
Oatj were 1 car in, and the same one week
"wheat-No. 1 hard. 8ff90o: No. I hard,
84-nK9c; No. 4 hard, 74'68'ic; No. 2 spring,
8g!c; No. I spring, .liac; No. 4 spring,
. 1 1 kt xr a 4Q, 1 JTfffiRc! No. 4.
4tVa47c; iro grade. 42&44c: No. II ytllow,
4ic: No. 3 yellow. 4748c; No. 3 white,
4ti, kin 1 whKa KU.r4Nn
1. T.,..7. - a iisinu..
UA1U no. 2, 4MWV10i o, tnrty oi7i"
NO. , IlwaSOTlC; Pto. i wnu, 1HJ-i7v;,
No. 8 white. 89a40o: No. 4 white, 373
88o; standard.- 41U42c,
Notes frora tbo Eusaig Offlees
r a 1,. nftlrAta rltv and XT in T)a.
Wolf, of Spencer, la.: O. Groundlock, Des
Moines, and D. L. Spangler, of Walnut,
la., were exenange yuur.
Omaha Inaoectlona of grain were 27 cars.
Of wheat, 1 car graded No. 3 white, spring.
and a cars rno. t nara winter, wi cuui, xu
cars graded No. 2, 4 cars No. 8, end 1 car
No. S white. Of oats. 1 car graded No. 3
white. 8 cars No. 4 whits and i csra No. I
whit clipped. . . ... .
Grain Markets Elsewhere.
' . : . I
aoslng prices of grain today ar1 Tues-
day at tn. market, named wers a. follow.:
CHICAGO.
-Closed-
Wheat-
Today. Tues'jr
May
July ...
... 3 ,'
... 7
86B
Corn-
63
, 60B
63 A
49A
May ...
July ...
KANSAS CITT.
Wheat-
May ..
July ...
84
77
82
76
46
44
Corn-
46
46
May ..,
July ...
ST. LOUIS.
Wheat-
May ..,
July ...
... 2
... 83A
... 47'
... 4
1B
1
Corn-
May
July
' MINNEAPOLIS.
46
7
Wheat-
May
... 83 A
9
92B
2B
July ,
v DULUTH.
Wheat '
May
July
MSW YORK.
2B
MB
81B
91U
Wheat (
May 1
July
-. 86
86
V
NEW YORK GK14KRAL MARKET.
notations
of tha Day Varloas
Cantmodltles.
MPrtv YORK. Aorll 13. FLOTTR Receipts
33.WH bbls.: exports. 11.116 bbls. Market
rather quiet, uui prices more iimuy uom
juinnesoia iiaicnn, ai.iuv.w.
nts, i.fu5.Q0; winter straignis, i wao.io,
aLiiiiRr traa. X3.xit.uu: Miniiesoia oaaers.
34.10ki4.36; winter low giades, u.itxgf ou. Mya
flour, uulet; fair to good, 4.SuaV4.BO;, choice
tn tuni'V 14 Smilt.SO.
crin s: m s- a 1, uuteli vellow western.
$lnul.lu; city, tl.lotaLU; k-lln dried, 3.1otf
BAULKY Uulet; reeoing. c, c 1. 1. ew
.... a -
"Vf.ru mHlllnir bLAjlifii' c. 1. f. Buffalo.
Kir; Weak: no. i weatern. ic, i arrive
prompt. .
.' ii u: AT Trlna jta.OOO hu sales. 4.200.
000 bu. futures. Spot market firm;-No. l
red, $1.07. nominal, elevator: no. rea,
ii n.ii ittu. tioi.iiiiur fifliuaf: No. 1 north
ern. Luluth. nominal, f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 hard. Manitoba, nominal, f. O. o.
afloat. Options opened lower, but ths close
wus strong at Ij2u net advance. May,
94&!o, closed bc; Jul?. 9o93 8-lec.
closed 9Jc: September, o3VljX&o,' closed
ka.e Tcmliur. MuM'ikC. closed o&a.O.
.inxi u.n.lni. 1Q -Ii'ji Ku eTTMir-ta l ist
bu.; sales, li.onO bu. future. Spot market
firm; No. 2, nominal In elevator and 63o
f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, 66c; No. t
white. 64c. Option market opened barely
steady, rallied with wheat aud closed SJ
c net higher; May, fx"6c, closed 651,c ;
Julv. fAfti EiW. closed 64c.
UA I b tiecvtpis, imj.wju du. ; exuriai, o.v
bu. Spot market easy; No. 2, 42c; stand
ard white. 4dc; No. 3 white, 40c; No.
white. c.
HA i Steady : shipping. 67iT70o; good to
elioii'H ftS'uHTUc.
TALLOW fciisy ; city, 4c; country, 4
V 'c.
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choice.
1003 crop. 2,jJoc: 19u2 crop. 23'(faC.
IIIUKS Steady ; Ualveaton. 20 to lbs.,
18c; California, 21 to 26 lbs., 19c; Texas dry,
M to au ii.s., ltc.
LEATHER 8teady: acid. 139360.
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, 3
C.'o; Jaiian, nominal.
1 ROVISIONS Bief, dull; family, $10 60(0
1150; mess, $ 60ii 00; beef hums. $0.6"i
22.00; packet, $a.&o'li60; city, extra India
mess. 115 m-ii 17 (. Cut meat, aulet: pickled
bellies. It Mui.it: pickled shoulders, $.0;
pickled hams, fyouiiii. Lra. weak: west.
H.Aan.A.l S7 lift ' rttflnurl mttk iutnlln.nl
$7.11: South 'America, $7.76; compound, $.M
tl 2 Pork, easy; family. M tj; short
clear. IM.uxii l&.To; mess, KUitfM.W.
RUT TKK rnroi : irtsn cruaunery, HVJZZQ
state dairy. lMB'-TO.
CHKKSliUuiei; state full cream, small
and In me. colored and white, fancy Ben.
titiiber, no; goou u pnuiw Lwuicniutr, 10
iV-- ....
Ktitio r irm; viei.iorii uraia, aoi:, iiuiaia
selections. 18HlataC.
pTii'i.TRY Alive, steaoy western chick
ens. 13c: fowls. 14c: turkeys, IV; dressed
Irregular; western chickens, ,i:((J13c; fowls.
lU'Ulic; turkeys. iixq.ioc.
Peoria Grata Market.
PKORIA. Awll 11-CORN-Hlgher; No.
8, 4oo; No. 4. 46C. '
WHISKY On tnt cais or i a ior,nn-
isnea iwiea
MUwaal.ee raia
MILWAUKEE. April
U.ghsrj No. 1 torihern.
Market.
IS -WHEAT
ScjWc; NO. 1 1
northern, 1Kr97r: old Julv, (wyfUSe asked.
RTE-Hrmi Nd. 1, ;:4c.
PARLEY Steady; No. 2, Tftffi.V.
CORN Firm; No. i, 47j:Jci July, 60o
asked.
CHICAGO GRAI AftD PROVISIONS.
Feat a re ( the Tradlas; aad Claslag
' ' Prices an Board of Tr.
CHICAGO, April IS. Pessimistic reports
on ths condition of the winter crop caused
sharp advances in wheat today. Compared
with yesterday's close, final figures today
showed a net gain of c rr the July de
livery. Corn is up c. Oats are H'frNe.
higher and provisions l(Vfil6c. Extremely
light receipts here and In the northwest
caused a firm tone In wheat at the open
ing, the July option being a shade to V
Vi higher, at K&TfcC. There was an
active demand from the start, covering
by shorts being a noticeable feature during
the flint hour of trading.
A feature In trading was an Increased
Interest In the September delivery, that
Option loading all others In strength. After
July had touched tlc prices made some
reoesslon on account of profit taking, but
the market held strong. July closing at
flic. May sold between 92Vuo and
closed at 93'V. Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to 67,500 bushels. Primary
receipts wtre 245.40Q bushel, compared
with 240.400 bushels a year ago. Minne
apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 77 cars, against 241 last week.
strength in wheat was tne main innuence
In the corn market. Local receipts were
small, and that contributed to the Im
proved tone. The close was near the high
Eolnt. July sold between ito and MrVd
ic s.nd closed at 60Vc. May ranged be
tween BlV4"S53c and closed at the top. Local
receipts were 100 cars, with 32 ot contract
grade.
oats were affected by strength in wneai
and corn. The market ruled strong and
closed almost at the high figures. July
opened o lower to a shade higher, Bold
between 37He ana closed at 2?Hc Lo
cal receipts were 71 cars.
Provisions were strong In sympathy with
grains and on lighter receipts of hogs,
with higher prices nt the yards. For
eigners were credited with buying lard
and packing houses made fair purchases
or ribs. Ail the advances am not noia,
owing to liquidation by pit traders, but
the market closed nrm witn juiy pom up
8o at 110.26. July lard showed a gain of
10iJ12Hc. closing at il.77H'',.80. Ribs
closed 10c higher than last night at $6.60.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcls. Open. High. Low. Close.Ye y.
Wheat
May
P3 92
84 86-iiHJ
87i ob
83 81i
8:,804J
63 1 62
60 49i
4ii48'U4ii
873,'375t37
8736Vti7
82l 31
a July
b July
a 8ept
b Sept.
Corn-
May
July
Sent.
Oats-r
May-
July
ScdL
Pork-
May
12 82
12 20
12 3o
6 60
6 67
6 36 '
6 60
July
Lard-
May
July
62
6 80
46
6 69
Ribs
May
July
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Market steady; winter patents.
$4.60(34 70; straights, 4.4(Kii4.70; spring pat
ents. 4.Omr4.20; bakers, 83.0OS3.60.
WHEAT-Ho. 3 ripring, waic; ino. s, ou.
6c; No. 2 red, 96fl99c.
CORN No. 2. 63c; NO. 3 yellow, 03C.
OATS No. 2, 37?sc; No. 2 white, 87420.
BARLEY Good feeding. S1B66C; rair 10
Chilce malting, flftftc.
nk 0 r la x seed. 11. im: ino. 1 norinwesi
em, 11.16. Prime timothy. ciover,
contract grade, 810.(5.
PROVISIONS Pork, mess, per bbl..
tl2 aMiiie T7Un. IjltA. ner 100 lbs.. $e.56rr.60.
Short ribs sides (loose), pi.26'u.37; short
clear sides (boxed), .764r(.uo.
The following were tne receipt ana snip-
ments ot flour and grain:
Hecemts. eniDmems,
Flour, bbls 41.200 21.300
Wheat, du m.vv
Corn, bu .....195,400 lll.uoo
Oats, bu .' 149.SOO 70,100
Rye, bu 2.U0U ,sw
Barley, bu 64.200 188,800
On the produce exenange tooay me oui-
ter market waa easy; creamery, 14B;23c;
dairies, iza'ufic. .gKB 111 1001 . ""t
rases included, 16c. Cheese, weak at 90
10c
Kansas City Grata and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. April 13, WHEAT May,
etc; juiy, ic: oepiemuer, ioc, taau, . m
hard. ;' Ko.. 8. 86a6ci No. I red, $1.02;
n-ute, Jn. 4Bwc.
84c: July. Tic: septemner, vac: caan. no.
CORN May. 4846c: July. 46c: cah,
No. 3 mixed, 478o; No. 8, 474jH7o; No.
t white. 48V4c: No. 3. 47H4748C.
OATS No. 3 white. 42c; Mo. I mixeo, 41
tf?42rv
HAr t noics timotny, .wu tw; cnoioe
prairie, 88.00.
KUtliWC.
BUTTER Creamery, 2022c; dairy, 17c
KOflS uo higher: Missouri and Kansas
oases, returned. l4o; no. 3 wnitewooa
rases Included. 16WQ.
. , Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 42,400 68,000
Corn, bu 25,800 44.H00
Oats, bu 6,000 4,000
Llverposl Grain aad Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, April 13. WHEAT Spot,
Otilet: No. 1 California, 7s lZd, futures,
rliill- Ma v Ka6V;d: Julv. 8s 6V4d.
CUXtlMPOi, quiei; jimenvan mum,
new, 4s34i4ja; American mixta, oia, uitta
Futures, quiet; May, 4s4d; July, nominal.
Dalntk Grain Market,
DULUTH, April IS. WHEAT Dull: No.
1 northern, 81c; to arrive, No. 1 hard,
94 Vic; No. 1 northern, V2c; no. I north
ern. 90c; May, 92c; July. 8c.
OATS 4Jn track ana to arrive, bbo.
OMAHA WHOLKSALtl MARKET.
Coadltloa ( Trade aad Quotations oa
Staple aad Fancy . Produce
EGGS Receipts, liberal; market steady;
fresh stock, 1dc.
LIVE POULTRY Hsns, Uc; young
nuialar. ii'l .1, a, Pivtatttr. ht' IlirlCAVa
lafrl4e: ducks. 9t4c: aeese. kc.
tiUUliin Packing stock, izc; cnoice
to fancy dairy rolls, 16iilric; separator, 22o.
FRESH FISH Trout. 9tfl0c; pickerel, 6
ttc; iilk. c; perch. M'Wc; Piuensn. lc
Whitehall. llaWc: aalmon. lie: haddock. 10c
codfish, 12c; redsnapper. llc: lobster, boiled,
D.r ,b.. m-; smoked
wnitensn, no; ouu
heaA llc. ctflsh, 13S14c; black bass,
halibut. 10c: crsDDle. 12c: herring, tc
white bass, 13c; bluenns, So; smelts, lOOUc:
nnnan hadriies, smoked, o.
OYSTERS New York counts, per can
43c; per gal., $1.00; extra select, per can, 8&o
per gal., $1.76; standard, per can, 27c; per
gal., ii.S5bl.40.
ukaim fer ton. iib.on.
HAY Prirea ruinln.! bv Omaha Wioleal
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland
$60; No. 3. $0.00; medium. $o.6o; coarsa
$5.00; rvs straw, $6 00. These prices are for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair ana receipts light.
TROPICAL' FRUITS.
ORANOES Navtis, choloe, all alses, $3.28
lannit fiot-ala aa 1 1 aaa 0 U
LEMONS California, fancy, 300 to 380,
83.60; choice, 240 to 370 sizes, $3.00o3.2&.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartons. 66o
imported Smyrna, 8-crown, 12o; 6-crown
BANANaA Pr medium
lxed buncbi
r 'i ru. Inm laa tO 717.9 'J
aS- .-'. sgusis 1e au. VIAASS, SSVa
DATES-Peman. per box of 80 ckas.. 82
per lb. In 80-lb boxes, 6c; Oriental stuffed
aaies, per dux, a.u.
COCOANUTS Per sack. 84.00: per do.
too.
FRUITS.
PIN EAHPLEB Per crate. $5.00: par dos.
82.00.
APPLES Oregon fancy reds, per box
$1.9u; New York export Greenings, Rusaels
ana inanwins. i uu.
STRAWBEKKlKS Texas, per Z4-ot. case.
$3.00; Louisiana, per zt-pi. case, !.,.
.Vfi.Uk.TAliA.es.
POTATOES-Colorado. $1.16; Dakota, per
DU., il. iu; nauves. si w.
NAVY BfclAWO Per 0U.. 1-2. JLU I IS.
CELERY Large California, buc 75a. aad
ONIONS Bpsnisn, per crate, ii.nu; Colo
rado red, per id., c.
t'ARHAOB ollfurnla. per lb.. 4c.
TURNIPS White, per bu., 0c; rutabagas.
per id., ivkc.
CARROTS Per bu.. $1 00.
PARSNIPS Per bu.. sue
M2 94 9Z
8fi4j-7V W
85S'07 87
K1H'U W 1H
80(&H 824 80W
51W3 63 6m
48VK 49 4bts
seT, S - 36!
8IVlf74j 87 3
31il' . 82 W 31
13 25 12 40 12 25
12 37 12 62 12 37
62 62 6 52
6 70 6 80 S 70
6 87 45 6 37
6 62 6 60 6 62
BEETS Per bu., 76c
Cl'Cl'MBERB Per dog.. $15051.75.
TOMATOES Florida, per 8-baaket crate,
fancy, $2.60; choice, $i00.
RADISHES Per dos. bunches. 85ffl60a
LETTl'CE HEADS Per dos. buncoes, tOe
6$1 00, top lettjea, per dox.. 454iVc.
TURN IPS Southern, per dox.. 4tc.
BEETS Southern, per dox.. fna.
CARROTS Southern, per rtog., 76c.
PARSLEY Southern, per dox., Jo446c
6HALLOT8-Per dos.. 76c
ONION SETS Per bu, ot! 82 lbs., yellow.
$2.10; wJilte, $108. . -
RI'lNACH-Per bu., $1.0071.28.
BEANS Wax, per bu. box, $3.00; string,
ft bu. box. $3.00.
Stateauent af Treasary raaditioa.
WASHINGTON. April 11-Today's state
ment oi the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 31&0,000.0u0 gold
reeorvs tn the division of rodemnilon,
show: Avallablg caah balance, t3au,7a2,764;
vld, lUMitjM.
t
NEW YORK STOCKS AXDBOSDS
Break in Union Fioifio Begrded u Dna
to a'Rtd,
EFFECT OF RUSSIAN DISASTER IS FEARED
Reports of Large Steel Raporte aad
Other Factors Hava a (heerfal
Islseset oa the
Market.
NEW YORK, Arril 13. The dull and un
certain stock market of today wss the
natural outcome of the course of the pre
vious market. The rather violent break In
I'nion Pacific yesterday was regarded today
as uue to a raid. Tne more careful con
sideration of the part taken by the at
torney general In the Northern Securities
case at St. Paul modified the first Impres
sion that the government was opposing It-e-lf
on principle to the Union Pacific s ef
fort to recover its former holding of North
ern Pacific. But the action 01 the stock
yesterday on that supposition caused a
deeply grounded Impression that tha re
cent mysterious accumulation of Union Pa
clflo is based on the hope of advantage to
the stock from the end sought in the
suit. The Influence of foreign markets was
on the side of reaction, and there were
fears that the Russian naval disaster might
result In further depression on the Paris
market.
The cancellation of an option on 67,000
ton ot pig iron by tne united oiaies oieei
orporatuin, ana tne reason given inai 11
tas feared that the purchase would Invite
he resumption of blast furnaces, was not
of reassuring effect on the steel trade. Re
newed strength In tne wheat maraei.
pointed to yesterday's weakness as due to
prollt-taklng on the government's report.
Ith tne Ultimate erreci situ 10 De counita
with. On the other hand, reports were
current of a large export of steel products
or March, and the very cneerrui view 01
the trade outlook expressed by the Iron
Age, and published near the close, had an
lniDortant effect In rallying the market. So
die! the Increase In the dividend on Reading
second preferred, which gave point to tne
reports of large accumulation of anthra-
lte at tne reaucea spring price scneuuie.
The failure of the threatened bear demon
stration to appear prompted some covering
of shorts by room traders, and the closing
was Arm. The dullness of the trading was
practically unrelieved to the close, tsonds
were Irregular. Total sales, par value,
H.tyo.000. United States new 4s advanced
on call.
The Quotations on the New York Block
exchange yesterday were as follows:
Baies.nign.L, iw.ioa.
61,600 74 73 74
600 mi 93 9GV.
Atchison
do Did
Baltimore & Ohio...
7,000
600
(.loo :
80
do pfd
anadlan Pad flo
80
110
Central of N. J
Chesapeake & Ohio..
600
800
1.500
100
32
87
Chicago & Alton
do tifd a..
Chicago Gt. Western,
hlcngo & 14. W
., M. A St. P...
do pfd
..14,700
Chicago Term. A T...
200 9 8
do pfd
.. C. O. & St. L
Colo. Southern i
17 17
do 1st pfd
do 2d cfd i
100
600
24
164
24
153
Delaware & Hudson.,
Del., Lack. & West..
Den. & Rio Grande...
do pfd
200
6,000
2,200
300
71
2;
71
26
65
41
sn
130V4
Erie ,
do 1st pfd
no zd oia
Hocking Valley
do pfd
80
130
Illinois Central
owa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
SO
109
143
Louis. A Nashville...
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Minn. A St. Louis....
M..8t. P. & S. Ste. M.
do Pfd
Missouri Pacific
Mo. ,Knn. & Tex
83
do pfd
600 40
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd. 1,000
3M
17
in. i. central wju
Norfolk & Western... 600
do pfd
Ontario fk Western.... 400
2i
19
Pennsylvania 43,400
P., C, C. & SU L
Reading 16.200
;ii9
45 44
ao 1st pra . ....
do 2d rjfd l.fltVi
Rock Island CO 12,700
ao pra
OilO " 66'
S3
St L. B. F. td pfd
St. Louis S. W
100
do pfd
Southern Pacific ....
Southern Railway ..
do pfd
Texas A Pacino
T.. St. L. & W
do pfd
Union Paciflo ,
do pfd
600 92 83
J,o66 '88 '87
Wabash
do pfd
Wheeling & L. E
Wisconsin Central ..
800
400
100
18
40
224
do nfd i
Adams Ex
American Ex
United States Ex......
Wells-Fargo Ex
Amal. Copper 18,800
Am. Car & Foundry.. 800
do pfd
Am. Cotton OH
'60 "49
19 19
a a
"7U "t"
27 77
do pfd
Am. Ice
600
100
do cfd
Am. Linseed OH ......
do pfd
Am. Locomotive
do pfd '
Am. Smelt. A Refng..
ao pra
Am. St:gar Refng
Anaconda M. Co
Brooklyn R. T
Colo. Furl A Iron
Consolidated Qas ....
Corn Products
do nfd
Distillers' Securities..
General Electric
International Paper...
ao pra
International Pump...
ao era
National Lead
North American .....
Pacific Mall
People's Gas
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal A Iron...
U. 8. leather
do pfd
U. B. Realty
do pfd
V. 8. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. Bteel ,..
do pfd
Westlnghonse Elec..
Western Vnlon
Northern Securities..
3,100
100
97
71
9fi
Sit
100 69 69
l.4fa 11 1114
1,100 61 60
'JOO '88 "88
Total sales for the day, 383.300 shares.
Boston Stock Quotations.
F.OSTON, April IS Call loans, t3 per
cent; time loans, 8"'i4 per cent. Official
closing 01 stocks ana Dnnus:
Atchlaos adl. 4a.
lAdvanture
do 4
Mai. (antral 4a....
Anhlaon ,
do pfd
Pnaton A Albany..
Boatoa A Mains..
Pnaton Elavatad ..
Kltchburs pfd ...
Mn. Central
N. T.. N. M. A H
Pera Marquatta ...
Vnloa Paciflo
Amer. Arge. Cbem
do pfd
Amar. Pnau. Tuba
Allouea ,
.. 44
Amalaamatad ..
Amartraa gins
Atlantia
Blniham
Cal. A Haela...
. KT4
. Pl
. I
. t
.4U
. to
.:
. '
:: I
:: I
...
,. 41
,. T4
.. 4
,.U0
..14T
. .11 I entennlal
..141 ICopper Rang ..
.. 4lralr Waat
..1st IPnmlnlon Coal
.. 74 iKranklln
.. MS Orancy ,
.. lile Koj-ala
.. tl iMaaa. Mining .,
. . Mkrhlgan
Amcr. Susar ..
do pfd
A mar T. A T.
Ar.r. Woolen .
do pfd
.Ill Mohawk
....lt-4
Mom o. a c.
Old Domlnloa .
Oaceola
Parrot
Oulnry
Shannon
Tamarack .....
Trti.lty ....
I'.. 8. Mining.,
t' Oil.......
t'tali
Vlrtorta
3
... 1
... M
,.. 21
... al
:::
,.. 4H
.A
... H
::: W
.... li
.... T
Pnmlnlon I. A
r'dlaon F.lertrle 111.. in
Oanaral Elartrio
114
Maia. Eleotrla
do pfd .-.
Maaa. Gaa
I'altad 8hoa Mack...
do pfd
V. Staal
do pfd
Waetlng. eommoo ..
Bid. Asked.
I0S
7a
40.
, 41
. t'a
11. Winona
ll.Wolvarln
7
Mew York Mlaiac Stocks.
NEW TORK, April U-The following are
the closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams Coa
A Ilea
ftraaca
Brunavlck
Camatock Tunnal
Con. Cal. A Va.,
Mors (iWar
Iroa Hlar
LaajTllla Co ...
Uttla Cklat
Ontario ....
. II
. 1
. I
.
.V
Ui
.170
. 3
..
. 4
.40
.. II
.: it
.. ie
.. 11
..MM
Opblr
Pboeula
fSavaga
Sierra Navada ...
"all Hopas ....
Biandard
New York Money Market.
NEW TORK. April ll-MONEY-On call,
easy at lfcl per cent; closing bid and
asked, 1 per cent. Time loans, easy and
dull; sixty days, 23 per cent; ninety
si months. 3 pr
rRIMB MERCANTILE
ner cent.
TATER 44J4
STKRLINO EXCHANOE Strong, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4730-
4 7S6 for demand ami at $4 84KVfi 4 M0 for
Sixty-day bills; posted rates, $4.86 and
$4 "a; commercial hills. $4 84.
PII.VER Rar. Ktc; Mexlran dollars. 43c.
BONDS Government, firm; railroad. Ir
regular. The closing quotations on bonds are as
fnllW!
V. raf. a.
..I'm Manhattaa e. ( 4a...i"ii
..m Max. Central 4a
. .104 I no tat Ine I
. 7 Mlna. St. L. 4a...
..lWa M . K. A T. 4a
..Um do ta 'S
..1(17 N. R. R. of M. C 4 7
,.1I N. Y. C. g. ma t
.. 11 N. J. C. .
.. "a No. ParlBc 4a I"'1
.. !UI oo la 'f
..liOMjiN. A W. . 4a. ...... 74
.. I1H O S. L. 4a A pa.... s4
..ltnn Penn. coht. IHa M1
.. Ra1lns sea. 4a f:v,
..lAla St. I a I. M. e. Ha .iuv,
flo cospon i
dn la. re(. i
do eonfwn
do saw
4a, rai
do coupoa
do old 4a,
do coupon
Atrhlaon gen
4S..
do art), aa
Atlantic C. L. 4s.
D. O. 4a
dn ma
Central of Oa. ta.
do lat Ine
Chea. A Ohio 44
hlraao a A.
.t St. U. S. F. l. aa.
r n A O. n. 4a III. It. 1. s. W la
.. !
.. 47V4
.. MS
..ltH
..11T
O. M. A 8 P. I 4a.. lOkS Seaboard A. L 4s.
C. A N. W. o. 7a... 129V, . so. raclflf 4a
C, ft. I. P. 4a.... 7lVRo. Railway 6a....
dn enl. 0a ftit'Taiaa A P. la....
Tt'C. St. L. t. 4a..l00iT.. St. LAW.
Chleaso Tar. 4a
SO I n Ion Pacino
AHUi An Mnv. 4o..
4S....1M'
Ivva
Con. Tonaro 4a....
'olo. A Bo. 4a ...
Kl,;v. 8. Rtaal Id ta
. It
.1114
n. A R. O. 4a s
Brl prior llaa 4a....
do fan. 4a M
f. W. V. C. Is.. ..toil
Hncklnt Val. 4Ha....KU
Wabanh la
do dab. B...
W. A U K
Wla. Central
Colo. r. A I.
, 2-
i
la
a. ta.. tl
L. A N. nnl. 4a Vi
Bid. Offered.
Iondoa Stock Market.
LONDON, April 18. Closing:
Consols, money ,
do arcnuDt ...i
AParnnda
Ati'tilann
do pfd
Baltimore A O..
Canadian Parlflo
Chea. A Ohio....
Chloaso Ot. W...
Mt-1N. Y. Central
.111
. 40
. to
. "
. 41
. 10
.
. 404
. J"4
M Ml
Norfolk A W.
4
. ws
. 83 Mi
.11
do pfd
Ontario A Vf...
PannaylTnnis ..
Rand Mla ...
Readtnx
do lat pM..
do td p.'d..
IX
17
14
1S
i'
74
C, at. a St. P.,
80. Railway ...
PfBeara
do pfd
Bo. Pacific
Union Paciflo ..
do pfd
U 8. PI Ml
do pfd
. P-Ta
. A R. O
do pM
. n
Brla
7'4
do lat pM...,
do td pfd...
IVi
41
134
.. 11
,. :va
Illinois Central
Wabaah
ouia. A Naah.
It 14
do pfd
.. at)
. u
K. A T...
11
Spantah 4a
SILVER Mar, uncertain, 24 13-lod per 01,
MONEY ft2V ner cent.
The rnte ot discount In the open market
is z1i'- per cent; lor three months bins.
-ltivit ptr cent.
Cotton Market.
T TtTCDDAAT A 11 1 1 11 TV ll X flnn In
AJ . ZI VfV71i. A'lll lO. V. V X A Wi .,.
llh.lted demand, prices unchanged; Ameri
can middling. 8.24d. Futures opened quiet
but steady and closed steady: American
middling, g. o. c, April and May, 7.82d
Mav and June. 7.79d: June and July. 7.7ud
July and August, 7.72d; August and Sep
tember. 7.64d: Contemner and October. 6.73d;
October and November, 8.4ad; November
and December, 6.!d; December and Janu
arv. 6.81d: January and February. 30d.
jnb;vv UKiHiAisis. April u.-4;tjiivn-
Futures. steady: April. 14. Olio bid; May,
14.21(3 14.22c: June. 14.42a bid: July. 14.67a
14 wc; August, 13.720 Din; eeptemoer, ii.no
fri2.3tto: October. 11.67Hll.oc: wovomoer.
11.68o bid; December, ll.6Cll.61c, Market
easy; sales, 2,800 bales; ordinary, lc; goou
ordinary, iSa-itic; tow miaanng, ita-iic;
middling. 14 8-lttoloc; good middling, 14c;
middling fair. ioo; recelpU, 2,211 bales;
Stock, 208,000 bales.
ST. LOUIS. April IS. COTTON uulet ana
o lower; middling, 14c; sales, none; re
ceipts, 6N bales; shipments, 76 bales; stock,
12,909 bales.
N BW YORK. Anrl 13. COTTOJV-BPlt
closed quiet and 36 points lower; middling
Uplands, 14.4UC; miuuung gun, it.ooc; saies,
none.
Foreign Financial.
BERLIN. April 13. Exchange on London,
20m 4tpfgs for checks. Discount rates.
hort bills, 2 per cent; three months
bills, 2 per cent. Prices on the Bourse
ware weak UDon yesterdays isew York
quotations and further reports of the proba
bility ot trouuie oetween itussia ana ininn.
rAKln, April ia. trices on ino course
today opened higher. Rio Tlntos lost it.
Russian imperials 4s closed at 84.80. Tha
private rate of discount was 2 per cent.
Exchange on London, 15 f 130 for checks.
LONDOIS. Auril 13. Money was auunaani
In the market today. The undertone was
steady. The new county council loan of
K5.00u.000 in consolidated stocks did not
afreet glll-eagea securities, consols easea
slightly, recovered and closed below the
best quotations 01 tne aay. Americans ui
the opening sympathised with the weak
ness in rsew lum, recoverea 10 auove
parity, had an undecided tendency and
closed dull. Russian and Japanese securi
ties were heavy. Stocks hardened at the
close.
Wool Marketl
OAQunM A .... 1 1 1. Tli.ra la a fnilae bnal.
DUDIVH, niiu w- , . . w . - - -
ness in pulled and territory wools. Foreign
wools are steady. Leading Quotations are:
Idaho fine, 14fil5c; heavy fine, 13cal3c;
fine medium, l.VH6c: medium, lfllic; low
medium, 17418c; Wyoming fine, 14
Hoc; heavy nne, iic; nne meoium,
16ii!16c; medium, 18ai9o; low medium, id
19c. Utah and Nevada fine, 14'i16c; heavy
nna I3(,ii2ic: nna meaium. luwaioc: me
dium. lsiilUc: low medium, IStiWc. Dakota
tin lhiiho! nne medium iwiMYtv. memum,
18 19c; low medium, 19(&20c. Montana fine
choice, 18(tfl9c; fine average, 17(ulbc: fine me
dium cnoice, isiiic; average, ioiuiiu, atatiic.
19i aoc; medium cnoice, iwniwc.
HT. IXlIJlfl. April 18. WOOL Bteady : me
dlum grades, combing and clothing, lStji'ttic;
light. 1447 iihc: ueavy mis, wuitnu, iuo
washed. 20u3tC
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle aad Sheep Steady aad Hoes
trongr aad Five Ceats Higher,
CHICAGO, April 13.-CATTLK Receipts
10.000 head: market steady; good to prime
steers, 86.00(36.60; poor to medium, 34.35iy
4.90: stockers and feeders, S3.7Hi4.0; cows
32.00iQ-4.3O; heifers, I2.26ii4.40: canners, 31.60
th2.60; bulls. 83.004.00; calves, 2.Z5g4.76;
Texas fed steers, 4.0(jff4.tw.
HOGS Recelpta SS.OOO head; estimated to.
morrow. 20.000 head: left over. 2,861 head
I- -. -. n R- kl-k, nl ...... 1
DiarKDl BIIUIIS a Y 1 v , v. vj wca.,
mixed and butchers, 36.0ivSfi.35; good to
choice heavy, 85.3Oij6.40; rough heavy, 3V10
ttti.30; light, $4.85(i6.25; bulk of sales, $5.15
CifiDO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 16,000
head: market steady; lambs, steady to
weak: good to choice wethers, 4.754itv65;
fair to choice mixed, 83.5O'r4.80 western
sheep, $4.50186.40; natlvs lambs, '$4.50tft5.90j
western lambs, wooled, K.20UU.66; clipped
$6.ooiy.6D.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. April 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts i.wu neaa, inciuaing iuo souinerns
market steady: export and dressed bee
steers, steady. 4 6wj6.25: fair to good
steady, $3.604.60; weatern fed steers,
steadv. I3.fti4i4.50; stockers and feeders,
13.00(84. 50: southern steers. $3.76(S4.86l south
ern cows, $2.2fi5'3.25: nstlve cows, $3.fl0fJ
4.15; native heifers. $3.i4 40; bulls, steady,
l?50ifyS5: calves. iz.axtie..
HCM3S Receipts ll.OfiO head; market offilrtc
lower: ton. lo.Oft: bulk or sales, h.tos.h
heavy. . 84.95t8fi.06: packers, $4.8005.00; pigs
and llrhts. M0oS4 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 7. 0110
head; market steady; native lambs. $5.60
6 00: western tamos, tn trwn.ia; rea ewes.
S4 7R36.26; yearlings, $6.00.60; stockers and
feeders, $3.5024.60.
St. Lonls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 13 CATTLE Receipts
2.500 head. Including 1.800 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
34 6oiri6.60; dressed beer ana butcher steers
cows and heifers. $2 2sg4.60; canners. $2 10
V6.60; bulls, $2.75g4.o5; calves, $4.003.6O
Texas and Indian steers, 33.MHSf4.i5; cows
and heifers, $2.76fi8.75.
HOGS Receipts 8.500 head; market 8c
lower: nigs and lights. 34.40474.86: packers
84 95S6.15; butcher and beat heavy, $5.10($
K 26. '
SHEEP AND LAMBffRecelpts 1.800
head: market steady to strong: native mut
tons, $44Mi676: lambs, $6.26ho0f; culls aod
bucks, $3.76J'4.60; stockers, $2 0lxg3.60.
at. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH April 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts 2.066 head; market steady; natives,
$3.75&6.26; cows and heifers. 82.26(4.76; bulls
and stags, $2.504i4.60; yearlings and calve.
$2 6"fi4 86; stockers and feeders, 33.0ujj4.30.
HOGS Receipts 7.814 head; market 6c
lower; light, 84.76gH.96; medium and heavy,
$4 STHfMif; bulk. $4.90j4 96.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 9.000
head; market steady to 10c higher; west
ern lambs, $6.36; western sheep, $6.80.
Stock la Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock
for tha six principal western cities:
iniue. itoge. Bneep
Bouth Omaha 8,776
10,a
6.400
Chicago 10.0t
Kansas City 7.4)
St. Louis .....m.. 2,o"0
Bt. Joseph ... 1.16
Bloux City 8o0
Il.tXO
11.00
8.6U0
7.814
8u0
16,000
7.0110
l.oO)
9,UrO
Totals 28.441 ' 68,814 88,000
leas Cly Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, April 13. fBpecUl Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 9o0 head; mar
ket steady; becvea, $$6Cu4.6o; cows, bulls
ami mixed, 32 2txa3.80; Blockers and feeders,
$3.00tfj4 00; calvea and yearling. $2.76n3.7fl.
HlKaB) Receipts. 8ot) head; market 6e
lower, selling at $4.7U4j6.0o; bulk, H76$4.$a
days, 2ir?4 per cent
OMAHA LIVE SI OCR MARKET
Cgtt't Esosipts Af tin Libergt tnd Prioes
Baled Weak to a Dim Lowar.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
Moderate Raa of gkeea and Laaabs
aad with t'oatlaaed C.od Demand
Market Was Active aad Steady
to Strong; All Aronad,
SOUTH OMAHA, April 13, 1)04.
Receipts were;
Cattle.
Hogs. Sheep.
Otticial Monday ....
4.3tX
8,(44
8,7:6
3.J42
d.-"l
S.IM
6.40
umciai Tuesday ...
Official Wednesday
13. .4
1U,SW
Three days this weck..l9,W4 27.760 21, Mi:
Same days last week 12.3MI Z3.TKI 24.42
Same days week before. 16, M1 3a.o;8 lS-i
Same three weeas ago...lt.otJ ai.i 29.7'i7
Sams four weeka agu....l7,31 26,ii 28.tji8
Same days last year 13,tU4 '41,7,0 m.Uti
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows ttie receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, wltn comparison with
lust year;
1804. 1903. Ino.
Cattls 2i,bl6 2o.a 8.150
Hogs Klt.tHs HJMi 67,u.:t
Sheep 630,937 3W,bU 121.3J4
Average prices paid tor nogs at Bouth
Omaha lor Ute last several days with Com
parisons: Data. I 1904. 103. 11KB. l01.1t00. 118. lMg.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
April
April
April
AprlY
April
April
April
.. 16 12 T 31 6 341 I 87 4 8 13 66
27.. 1 j 7 2o, t 4 6 Ho, 4 ' 3 60
M..J 6 17 7 SO 6 64 6 M 6 Oil 3 t 3 67
38.. f 14( j 6 691 I 861 6 16 3 60 3 66
30.. I 6 07
T 331
I W I U 1 HI N
6 Ml 6 W $ 68i 3 S3
81.. i 4 98
7 2
1
6 o
7 291 tiol 8 97 1 i 8 641 3 6
3.,
8.
4.
6..
6..
7..
8..
6 08 I t 291 (M 6 oui 6 0S( 1 8 Hi
1 7 23 8 4 6 98 6 15j 3 661
6 18! 7 26 63 6 99 6 6V 3 SZ 3
6 07i f tf 63 6 86 1 6 8u 8 5 3 '
6 UOhI 7 24, 16 9 6 JU 3 - 3 79
4 93 7 24 C8J ' I 6 37 1 3 4l 3 72
4 9u-i 7 2, Uoi 6 01, 1 3 bbl 3 71
94 7 261 fa 6 921 6 83 I S 15
7 2 781 6 8.1 6 381 3 68 1
4 86 7 21 6 89 6 911 6 8t 3 7 3 71
4 87 I 6 tU 6 9h 6 331 3 631 3 71
4 80i 7 19 04 6 40 3 81 8 67
April
$..
April
10
April 11..
April 11.
April 13.
indicates Sunday.
The offtolal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Uses.
C, M. & St. P 1 3
Wabash 8 1
Missouri Paollio 9 3 .. 1
tniuu Pacific system 67 31
C. at N. W 9 $
F., E. dt M. V 78 49 9
C, bt. P., Af. at O.... 28 23
11. c M S0 86 7 1
C, B. ot Q 6 4
K. C. A St. J 1 I
C, R. I. a P east.. .. 8
C.. H. I. & P., west.. 8 8 8..
Illinois Central 6 1
Chicago O. W 6 3
Total receipts ....273 166
24 2
Ths disposition of ths day s receipts was
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated;
Cattle. Hogs, sneep.
Omaha Packing Co 71s Lotto' iuJ
Swift and Comuany 1.6X3 3.m 1.4;.l
Cuduhy Packing Co.... 1.401 2,908 1,2:12
Armour .A Co 1,110 8,068 l.lul
ansant die Co ., 133 .... ....
Carey & Renton ........ A)
MoCreary A Cary 20
W. I. Stephen 78
Hill A Son 10
B. P. Lewis 2
Huston dt Co 16
Hamilton & Rothschild 87
L. F. Hum 2 '
Wolf & Murnan 138
Hobbick A H K9
Bam Werthemter 21
arker A Webb 294
, Bold 468
. & F. Co 245
M. Hagerty tk Co 100
Other buyers 407 .... 260
Totals
8,370 13,6a 4,967
CATTLE There was another liberal run
of cattle here thla morning, Uiough not
nearly as many aa yesterday, as will be
seen from the table of receipts above. In
view of the liberal receipts packers were
rather bearish and ths morning was well
advanced before much business was trans
acted.
The same as yesterday, the big end ot
the receipts consisted of corn-fed steers,
and the market was. slow in opening and
In fact was not very active at any time.
At the beginning packers picked uo a few
of the choice light-weight cattle at prices
but little lower than yesterday, while the
heavy and commoner kinds were arouna
6310o lower than yesterday. As the morn
ing advanced the situation did not Improve
and In fact the close was a little weaker.
Owing to the slow opening and the lack of
activity an day, it waa late berore even
the bulk of the cattle was disposed of.
The cow market was also a little weaker
this morning. Receipts were not heavy, but
the downward tendency of prices on steers
naturally affected the market on butcher
stock to some extent. The light cows and
helfttrs of good quality sold about steady,
but others were 6ttl0o lower than yester
day. Trading was not very active on any
thing Dut tne oest ana ior tnit reason it
was a little late before a clearance waa
made.
xuus wvrv cariainiT no nii'ifl uian Firaar,
but veal calves sold without trouble at
good, steady prices.
The demand for stockers and feeders
continued In good shape and speculator
were out In good season, bidding fully
steadv prices for all desirable aradea
something strlcuy choice could be quoted
strong, iiepreaentative saies:
BEEF STEERS.
Me
At.
.. 131
..10
..
.. 151
..1064
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.. 141
.. .4
.. 141
.. ISO
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STEERS AND COWS.
... t8 I Tt II HJI
... IW IH 10 1130
... 71 I SO II 1274
... Ml III
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
3d
I TO
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451 8 40
cows.
1 II 1 T4 1 1110 40
t I'M IM 103 I 10
1 110 I 00 II 134 I 10
1 140 I 01 1 1171 I 10
t .3I tl t "0 I 10
1 106 t 40 1 140 I 60
1 71 8 44 1 1171 I 60
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t 10U0 I M 1 1160 I M
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14 1107 I 00 If 101 I to
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1 73S I W I mi I TS
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t 110 I IS I Ml I to
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10 1040 I 10 I too I 14
I l'WO I 34 4. 160 I H
11I I 40 4 I4S I 15
1 MO I 40 1 1700 4 86
U , TJT I 40
6OWS AND HEIFERS
10 70 14 It 160 I TO
II 107 10 II 1211 I Tt
14 1044 $ 40
HEIFERS.
10 Ill 6 40 II Ml I 10
I IV4 I 10 4 , MS I 10
4 117 i S0 14 10114 I H
M 3 I ta M Ill I M
1 520 3 W . 1 M IN
10 M0 I TO 1 770 4 10
1 141 6 TS 1 tit 4 SI
BULLS.
1 1460 I Tl . 1140 M
1 1IM0 $ 00 1 1330 i 16
1 140 I 0 1 1400 t tt
1 166 I 00 1 14i0 I IS
1 1440 $ 00 41 T4I M
1 .....1160 I 00 1 .11 to I 40
1 .....ISM 3 00 . 1 ..110 1 40
1 lino I M 1 14S0 $ M
1 10 8 10
CALVES.
t 60S ( M 1 110 I M
L Ill $ 60 3 la i M
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HOGS There was another liberal run of
hogs In sight this morning and tha ten
dpney of prices was downward. Ths de
cline amounted to KflOc. the 'bulk of hogs)
selling t tt M4.R-'. The choice load
sold from 14 Ri tn 34 9". The commoner
kinds sold from It SO down. Trading waa
fairly active nt the decline, as aalramrn
did not see any hup of preventing the de
cline. ' It was some time, however, bforo
a clenrsnce was made owing to tha liberal
receipts.
There was no particular change In tho
Litter part of the market, unless possibly
a trifle weaker feeling or! the extremo
light weights. Most everything was dis
posed of by noon, so that a good clearanoa
was made. Representative sales:
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4 I74
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110
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'46
10
SHEEP AND LAMBS There
was
smaller run ot sheep here this morning and
as the demand continued of about the usual
sue the market ruled active and steady
to strong. The matket, though,' was a
trifle spotted and buyers were Inclined to
take off a little on some kinds that have
not been killing out to fult them. As a
general thing, though, the market was In
a gooa, Healthy condition ami tne prv.es
paid in some cases were the highest of the
season to datt. For example, Mexican
wethers and yourllngs sold ss high as $6n6,.
or a dime above the previous highest point.
Western ewes that sold yesterday for 3u 10
brought a nickel more today, which la also
tr.e ingnesi point or tne season, flipped
R'C.Iiitb sold at 34.76 and vouled ones
brought $6.60. Clipped yearlings brought
$5.00.
There were not many lambs cm kale and
the quality was rather common aa a whole,
so tnat a good test ot tne market was not,
made. Desirable grades, though, could
safely be quoted steady.
Quotations for cornfed stock: Oood 4a
choice lambs. 33.60tdo.7c: fair to good lambs.
tofxfc'D.oO; good to choice yearlings, $6.00t8
1.8a; fair to good yearlings, $4.6oii4.90; good
to cnoice wetners, H t"U'.. air to gooa
wethers., li.ov4i4.90: good to choice ewes.
$1,901(6.10; fair to good ewes. $4.ti?4-90.
Clipped stock sens 304j;tc less than wooiea
tuck.
No. Av.
Pr.
8 60
4 60
4 76
4 75
4 96
' t 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 10
6 16
6 16
6 ti
t 86
6 60
6 60
4 western bucks ...... ...'., 167
18 western cllmied ewes 90
lYK western clipped wethers 128
177 western clipped wethers...,., 127
219 western clipped wethers....,,, lot
6 western ewes and Iambi...... 113
186 western ewes 95
1.19 western clipped wethers 94
343 western clipped wethers 94
8i3 western clipped lambs........ 67
166 western ewes 113
30u western ewes 113
9 western tthers and iambs.. 79
130 western wt-thers 103
411 western wethers 110
2u0 western lambs 76
113 western clipped ewes ,. 67
7 western ewes w
1 western spring lambs 36
73 western clipped ewes and
wethers 108
38 clipped lambs 61
7 00
til
. 86
85
8&6 Colorado lambs 84
406 Colorado lambs 78
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS filed for record yesterday as fur
nished by the Midland uuarantee ana
Trust company, bonded abstracters, 1614
Farnam street, for The Bee:
William L. Adams and wlfs and
George F. Bancroft and wife to
Peter Peterson, lots 19 and 21, block
5. West Side $ ITS
Leopold Doll and wife to William
Vii kers, lots 1 and 2, block 2, Pierce's . .
sub of Hlmebaugh's add 400
Thomas DeLavnd and wife to Hadley .
M. Henley and Charles H. Hunting-,
ton. trustees, lot 1, block 34, Florence '. 150
George H. Thummel, special muster In
chancery, to Oliver Ames ana Bar.l- ,
uel Carr, executors, lot 1, block 9,
Hanscom Place 8.700
Berlin company to Union National
bank, part of se4 section 3-14-13 600
Sheriff to Clinton Orcutt, lots 11 and
12, block 4, Brown park add 700
William K. Potter, receiver, to Herb
ert D. Heathtield, lot 8, block 2, sub .
of lot 6, Capitol add.... ,
II. D. Heathtield and wife to Hi rum
N. Way, part of sw4 of section 30,
and part of nw section 31-16-18 20,000
Sheriff to Omaha Savings bank, lot 6,
Cherry Garden 1,860
Omaha Savings bank to Omaha Realty
company, lot 6, Cherry Garden 1
Winifred A. Walker and husband to
K. Clayton Williams, part ot lot 9,
Elizabeth Place 1,800.
COMMISSION
CDs Incorporated
Capital and Surplus $600,000.
peelers In
6 RAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BONDS
AND INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
REFERENCES: 176 State and Na
tional Banks A Commercial Agencies.
166 Braneh OfBoes.
Geaeral Offlca. i ft. Y. Life Balldlag,
MlNNgAPOUS.
Omaha Brisak-1411 Faraaa St.,
Tel. steer.
TltOi. M. WAPnif'K. Cor.
sssiaiiaaaisjasaasiaaa
Updike Commission Co.,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,
Business handled promptly la all mark eta
Office. 6C2 Bee Building,
Telephone 2468.
Q. W. UPDIKE, MANAGER.
LOVREY DR0S.& CO
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Grain, Stocks
and Provisions.
Room 212, N. T. Life Building. 'Phone 8610.
Special attention (tveu to telegraph and
nuiU orders. OMAilA.
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