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TI1E OMAHA DAILY PEE: THURSDAY. APRIL 21. 1004.
9
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
steady at 4a 3d
American mlved. old, ou't
tnsl business In bankers' Mils at It 75fT
OMAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
StOCkeTS ard feeders.
yerri-gs. 7? -M .1 J.
HtM JS -Receipts, h
str.mg. seilniR at 81
pO'itf1; calves mil
v.i e,n1 MrVet
it : I'u.k. $l..o4 .
at 4a 6Hd Futures,
dull; Msy. 4s 3 d;
4 8") for demsnd and at tt v.jf.y 4 VJ for
July. 4b JV4.
slxty-dav bills,
ard 1v34'x
roatcd rates. kwtilM
ummmLI bills, HMl
t t4 t sn 4:: J i
1 i I Ol 1 4. I j
1 w if 1 :
1 4o I : 14 i 1
4. t ) l a n r: :i
1 : S 49 !' a
T TO 41 5 s.
t 444 14
Gentra. Too ii Weak asd Wha'.
One and aa Eighth.
is
Off
CASH DEALINGS BAD ALL ALONG LINE
Believed Armar Is l.lealdatlrT. Rig
Cora Parchaaes aad that He
1 aold One Mlllloa Huh.
la Taesday.
A weak
rule. The
OMAHA. April 10. 19 4
market today was the general
OniMhit tti.n iln t i v. niuri..! I n I -
lowed Chicago, m hih the May wheat
sold off by noun Irnm Kl'ic 10 9c and the
new July from Mc to MV. May corn d-ir-
Ing th sam time ranged irum 'Sc to
4etjc. 'Die cash tnarkei also was olt all
l"nf the line. The bad crop reports have
not bea-n sufficient to hold the markt
against the high prlt e and the lack of cash
demand.
The weekly government report givrs the
condition b not so hud. Spring wheat
seeding has progressed fairly ana the Pa
cific coast la in tuio condition. The weather
has been generally inrmtr and ralnv in the
southwest. If v. Jones of the Commercial
weist, who has tin n traveling through tne
Den, pay a. nowever. tne soutnwest conril
tlnn Is critical. Iowa report that tha
south hair or the state naa finished seeding
and the north half will have It in Thurs
day.
It la believed that Armour la liquidating
Tin long line 01 corn ana mat he sold
Tiesday about 1 ,3t.ia bushels. Thin, with
other selling, brought a decline of 2V.
Nebraska bus been- offering corn vety
freely for the last few dnvs. and TueMiav
syns flrm took 150.0H) busb'eia of It. Some
of" the dope makers think Armour broke
the market to stop this Nebraska move
ment. While Chicago receipt have be
email, they have been larger than for the
plxty flays or last yenr.
In Chicago ,-aah business Tuesday 6.000
bushels of No. 2 red wheat went to millers
at !vo. r. n. n., while many bids for small
lota were received. Of corn, 150,000 buohels
nr contract waa reported aold to Armour st
Sc under the May In store, or ran. irrtfi
bushels standard aold at May to o over
and 2W),0ofl more was rumored
The range In price of Omaha grain for
future delivery and the cloae of Tuesday
ana toaay were as follows:
Open. High. Low
C'oe'.i-
ToT. I' d v.
U fs S7 M
83'si T. iC", M'i Mh
48 47 47 4;
4e't 4oS4 4o 4f-i 46sj
39 WH S7'4 3', WM,
3Ci 3V JiV fK,
304 - "4 so;
4THICAOO (iR tM A4D PRO lIO.
Featarea of the Tradlagj aad riealag
Prices obi Board af Trade.
CHICAOO. April 20 Oeneral desire to
rinse up all deals In May wheat caused
detune or ;c today in the pn e or mai
option. July. In sympathy, sold off IV.
Closing prices were aimoM the lowest of
the day. Oti closed at a loss nf c. fata
ar oft l per cent. Krom Slc May de
clined to carrying In the downward
course the more distant deliveries. There
was some good buying of July, but not
enough to offset the selling caused by ttie
plump In Mav. After touching MV, July
closed at M?4fic, a net gain of
Clearances of wheat and flour were e4uaj
fo 41.4n bushels; prlmarv receipts were
1 H.&i) hu., compared with Joi.j bu. a year
ago Minneapolis, Illuth and Chicago re
ported receipts of 135 cars, against Ti cam
meek and 119 a ve:ir ago.
The feature In trading In corn was heavy
liquidation of the Mav delivery by the lead
ing holder The close weak Ju'y
ojned Vrr,c lower to a shade higher to
41S'q4iNc, sold let en 4k'!r4,vc and W?!.
and closed at 4Sc. Way ranged be
tween 4tr; and 47c and closed at viNc,
a net loss of lc for the any. ixksi re
celpta were 75 cars, with 22 of contract
grade. ......
Uati were nrra eariy in ine nay. 1 ne
close was near the bottom July opened
SiUe to He higher at aTH'UTTMrc to J.-v",
aold between .W.&TTVto ami closed at 7
May closed at S7'c. Local receipts were
46 cars.
Higher prices for hogs brought out a
good scattered demand for provisions dur
ing the earlv part of the seaslon. The
elope was about steady, with July pork
doan StiTHc at tl2 17Vt; July lard closed
unchanged at l.t;H- Ribs were up a
ih.ide at t 47'.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.l trpen.l Hlgh.l Low. Clore. 1 Tes'y,
Wheat-
May
July
July
July
Kept.
Local Cash (.rata Market.
The volumo of business among the spot
grain buyera was good, but tne market
was unable to stand against the weaken
Ing of Chicago. Wheat was lc on and oora
had weakened 2c since Tuesday. The buy
ing is mostly by ahlppcrs to Chicago where
tn grain la wanted to make contract. If
poMsiole. Omaha receipts of corn were ex
ceptionally heavy, being to cara, which was
01, ly w oars short ot Chicago. Chicago
aleo received but 4 cars of oata. Receipts
were: v neat, i cars in; one weeK ago,
4 and 16 cars. Corn, &6 cars In and 14
vara out; one week ago, 14 and 6 cars.
Oats. 1 car in and X cara out; one week ago,
1 car In.
Representative salea of car lots by sam
ple, on track, Omaha:
Mined corn. So. i. i cars, 47HO; No. I,
2 cars, 4iHc; 1 car, 47c; 1 car, 46c; 4
cars. 4oVc, .o. 4. I car. 4f.Vc; No. 2 yellow,
1 car, 4.vc; No. 3, 2 cars, 47c.
White torn No. 3, 1 car. o.
Hard Wheat-No. 2, 2 cars. 844c; 1 ear.
White. Oats No. S. 1 car. 29V:; No. 4. 1
car, 3cvViC.
WHtAT-Nm 1 hard, Kfcr7c; No. I hard.
K'tfK&c; No. 4 bard. 7:vh7ic; No. 2 spring,
e.V'tts7c; No. 1 spring. tju;c; No. 4 spring,
73'o77c.
CORN No. S. 47r4Sc; No. 2, 4fifi47c; No. 4.
t.ititfic; no grade. 4l'0"c; No. 2 yellow,
4V.u4nr; No. yellow, 4a47c; No. 2 white.
4754.: No. 3 white. 4Vtf47c.
OATS-No. I a4oHc; No. t. 2o3!lUc:
No. 4. rKSXHc: No. 2 white. 4H842Wc;
No. 1 white. 3W?4oHc; No. 4 white, 27W3
itfc; standard, tlatc
Nates Irons tae Eirlisgt ooleea
Exchange visitors were: Earl Ryan.
Fralm, Ir,vV -fVtittleartr-ITynard Neb.j
C. W. Donaldson, rrank Jacquot, Merua.
Neb.; John tJUmore, Imogen, la., and L
A. Nolte, Elkhorn.
Omaha liispe.-tlons of grain were 32 cars.
Of corn, 2 cara graded No. 2. 16 cars No. i,
2 cars No. 4. 1 car no grade, 3 cara No.
3 yellow, 1 car No. 2 white and i cars No.
3 white. Two cars of wheal graded No. i
hard winter.
Grala Markets Elaewkere.
doping prlrea of grain today and Tues
day at tne markets named were as follows:
LH1CAUO.
-Closed-Today.
Tues'y.
14A
, M',
Wheat
May
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Hept.
Corn
Mm v
Julv
Hept.
July
Sept.
Pork
May July
Lard
May JulT
Sept.
Julv
Sept,
I WW'
'l67. 1
''( :
: W!"1.1
I I
4WftTti'
4VtfS.
:4va'
I I
I
91 V
7W;
81 I
W,
W !
. I
4"V
I I
1 ';
H6 tgi'i,
M.B4aiO
p:i
1 I
4S
4? 4VatsMT'l
4t
38
4 "WyS
12 fo
U U I
65
So
35
6 674
M's.
I
37
3eV
31V
87VI
37 t
1
2i
MV
tW4
3S
S7'i
12 17'. It 0 1 11 93N 12 On
12 37V; 12 17 U 1TV 12 17H
1
B7H!
75 ,
S7W1
40 I
6 5S I
7H!
50
5
80
30
4A
60
6 60
74.
f SO I..
30 I
6 47
60 I .
60
6 27H
46
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Pricti IY1 Gradually and Ecaoh a Very
Fetbla Laral
NORTHERN PACIFIC CAUSES STAGNATION
Feellag t'lada Eaaressloa la Is4si
ava Well aa Hrre aad Diverts
Iatereat frees Aaaerlcaa
earltles.
NEW TORK. April lO.-The volume of
dealings In stocks dropped off again today
and the price movement breams very un
certain and sluggish. These characteristics
gained In force as the place of the mar
aet got away from last night's level until
the movement came to a standstill and then
turned feebly In the other direction. North
ern Pacific Is being largely discussed by
speculators and the opinion is universal
that this overhanging Influence Is the cause
of the stagnation in the market. This
feeling flnda expression In lxindon as well
as here and diverts all Interest from Amer
ican securities. The further depression In
United States Steel preferred bad had an
undoubted sympathetic effect on the whole
market. The heavy losses by the Toronto
fire made a minor Influence toward re
action. The appearance of advertisements Inviting
bids for t37.OiO.onO of New York City bonds
was of mixed Influence. This Is the largest
block of city bonds ever offered In one
lot and this Is accepted as Indicating grow
ing confidence In the Investment demand
for securities. On the other hand the re
quirements for taking up so considerable
a mass are calculated to affect the ab
sorptive power for other securities as the
railroad Issues have done. The export of
tl. 510,000 In gold was little noticed, since
little more than half of yesterday's re
ceipts of gold was equalled.
Today's reports of gross earnings were
poor and the publication of the Iron Age's
trade review Increased the weakness In the
iron and steel stocks. The local tractlulis
made some recovery from yesterday's de
cline and Consolidated Gas was affected
by the withheld action on legislation affect
ing It. The market closed dull and weak.
lionds were dull and heavy. Total sales.
par value, tl. 700,000.
uniten (Mates -'s. coupon, ana ine 01a
declined while the Ss. coupon, ad-
anced V and the new 4s S per cent on
call.
Following was the range of quotations on
the Stock exchange:
4 '-
PIl.VFR-Rar. 5.T4r: Mxlan dillqr- 4.1c.
HoNL'8 Oovernment, Irregular; rellroad.
heavy.
The closing quotations cn bonds are as
follows:
lS Sinhtllin r ( ..1"l4
.1' Mrx. Criitrtl 4f
l! do in lnc :i
lw - t L. 4s 1
.1" M . K T U
.ni I o a 7s
R. R. ef X
V S. rf J. r
dn mupon
rto tm. reg
di eeupon
dn new 4a. res.,
del resjwin
dn eld 4. tg. ..
do eoapnn
atrntsnn rn. 4t..
do tdj 4
Atlantic C. U 4a.,
B. 4V ) 4a
do IS
Central nf Oa. (a
do lt Inr
rs Ohio 4W
f'hlraro A Sv,"
r., B. Q new
c. V. P. .
r. n. w. c
C . I. P. s
do c-ol. aa
c C r. ft S L. t 4a.
Chlcajo Ter. 4a
Con. Tobacco 4s
Colo, ft 80. 4a
r ft R. O 41 ...
Erie rror lien 4a..
do gen. 4a. .......
w ft P C la..
Horsing; Val 4Ua..
U A N. unHcd 4s.
Offered.
ITS N T. c. g 1st 4
.... J. C g im i:i
.... i Northern P. 4a I""1
.... US, do TIN
,. ..!'";. ft W. c. 4a P
.... M In. a. L 4a ft par... S
H'l Penn. ront. J Ha H
TP I Reading ran 4a PS
.. IM, Si. L. ft 1. M. r. (a tll
. . . . 7 St L ft S r. Tg. 4.
4a 'St U s W ta '
4..l"av,lSst.Mird A U 4a. ..
4.':a t SnUt m pa. 4a
Baaf Eteen an! Cowi Cold Fras'y a; an
Adracoa of Fira to Ten Ctnta.
HCG MARKET A 61G MCKEL HIGHER
Llkrral Heeelpts of sbeea, bat lie-
aaaaid naa Heavy aad Travdlag
Ralrd Active, with Prices
Strang to Dime Higher.
SOUTH OMAII.v. April 20. 19u4.
Receipts were: Caulc. Moga. Sheep.
Otnciai Monday
Ofli.iai luesdaiy ..
Ottitial Wednesday
t.iou
Consols, money MS I N. Y. Central. 11S
do account l-l Norfolk ft W
Ar acoida do pfd ..
Atchison 4S ,Oi larlo ft W
do pfd t'annarl.ails I1!
naltlmors Ohio... m Rand Mlaea 1"S
Canadian PaclSo 11 Reading J2
Chea. ft Ohio 2 do lt pfd 4o
Chicago C.t W 17 do !d pfd J!
C . M. ft St. V 14i4 So Railwar I2S
rrm do pfd 7i,
rienppr R. 0 214, Pslnc 4S
do pfd 73 I'nlon Pacific ls
Erie HH do pfd 5
do 1st pfd 4H V. 8. el IIS
do td pfd do p(i
Illinois Cpntral 133". Wahaah 1S
lx.oia. ft Naah U do pfl rS
M . K. A T 17S Fpanlah 4a l-a
SILVER Bar. unc rtaln. 24 lJ-ltd per oa.
No. 2 a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as roTTows:
FLOL'R-Dull and easy; patents, 14.70;
straights, tt.404 n: spring patents, 14 t9
4.70; straights, t4.0CJ4 .20; bakers. t2 27$l4U
WHEAT No. 3, Mitac; No. 2 red. Hoc
tl.02.
CORV-No. 2 yellow. 44G60c.
OATS-No. 2. 49Sao(c; No. 2 white, 37t
37'jo; No. 3 white, isa41c.
HARLEY Oood feeding, r'oUc; fair to
choice malting, iHioic.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, tl.08: No. 1 northwest
ern. tl.US: prime timothy, 32.0; clover,
contract graile. 810.75.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. til .874
miz.w; lrd per 1110 Ina.. Ill gTSrWH '"; short
ribs sides, (loose) Wl.VrrtS", dry salted
shoulders, rboxedi to 12'yi short clear
sides, tboxedl W.50ro.75.
The following were the receipts and
shipments:
s
93
7'..,
,
'ii"
.. l.oOO w
100 1K9&,
.18,400 1 44-g
.. 100 177
'.''4ob ib"
Wheat
May ...
Juiy ...
torn-.
May ..
July ...
Wheat
May ..,
July ..
Corn
May ..
July,..
Wheat
May ..
July
July
Wheat
May ...
July ..
Wheat
May ..
July ..
Wheat
May ..
July ..
48i B 4VB
4B 4tf-A
KANSAS CITT.
ST. 1X5 VI 3.
81
76
44H
434
0
82
Rig
7b
4
44'
824
MINNEAPOLIS.
DCLUTH.
NEW YORK.
47HB 474
47A.B 474
14
14
92HA
-SA
S9V,B
'JuB
90'i
,
80
SKW IORK UKXEH.U MARKET.
(taotatloas
aa Varlaaa
110
l'O
)
4.i
5o)
. ino
Jl.l'IO
. 700
,. 3i
, 400
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu....
oats, bu....
Rye. bu
Barley, bu..
Receipts. Shipments.
... 28.400 12.1i
... M.i1 S.70,
...1520 6o.a
...140.7'm 14PV
... R.i 10
75.100 6.81
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries. 144923ct
dairy, lagpiqr. t.ggn. steady at mark, cases
included, lti'Vlll'C. Chose, easy, gl4c.
Loata Urala
at,
ST. LOriS, April 20-WTIEAT-Lower;
wet weather; No. 2 red cash, elevator, 864c;
track, Sctl.Cg4: May, 0c; July. &2fe824c;
no. i naru. vi'gaVic.
CORN-Lower; No. 2 cash. 47c; track,
oOfiSOHc; May. 474c; Julv. 47Sc
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash. 41o: track, 4?S
424c: May, 38c; July, No. t white.
Va45W.
Jr'LOI'R Oiill and rK'hanged ; winter
patents, ' 14 boo.oo; special brands. 20a25c
higher: extra fancy and straight, 84 ooif
clear. 4.wnT4 ZD.
, TIMOTHY SEED Steady. 12.4(S'10.
' rORNMEAL Fdeadv. U-4a
RRAN Firm; sacked, east track. STvSSoe,
HAY Steady; timothy, 89.004514.00; prairie.
IRON COTTON TIES IS 20.
BAOOINtl 4c.
HEMP TWINE h:
PROVISIONS Pork lower: lobblne
T2024. Lard Steady;' prime steam, tol7.
bacon Pteadv: boxed extra short, 17.25;
clear rlhs. 87.374: short clear. 87.824
POULTRY Quiet ; chickens. liS104e:
springs. t3 ootfi ; 00 per dogen; turkeys, 13$
14c: ducks, lie; geese, toglc.
BUTTER Dull; creamery, 176Mc; dairy.
1 VI is .
EUOS Firm at 15c. case count
Receipts. Shipments.
6v li.niw)
, 12,000 ).000
, 43.fi 82.000
23.000 63,000
Atchiann 1.S20
do nfd 9
Baltimore & Ohio.... 6,4')
do pfd 1W
Canadian Pacific 1.600
cntral of N. J
Chea. 4 Ohio 800
Chicago & Alton
no pfd
Chi. & Ot. Western
hi. & Northwest'n.
C. M. & St. P
do rfd....'.
Chi. Ter. ft Trans. ...
do pfd
.. C. C. A St. L...
Colo. Southern
Jo 1st pfd
do 2d ufd
Delaware Hudson.
P., L. & W
Denver & R. O
no pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley
do nfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central..
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do nfd 3on
x)iil. a Nash ''")
Manhattan L 4
Metropolitan Secur.... SJ
Metropolitan St. Ry... 8.500
M. A St. L
M . St. P. & 8. St. M
Ido pfd
Missouri Pacific...
M , K. ft Jr. a
do pfd
Nat. R. R.. Mex. pfd. 100
N. Y. Central 1.3
Norfolk A Western... 1
do pfd 7 ")
Onurlo ft Western.. 7nl
Pennsylvania ...SI. 9')
Htta.. C. C. A 8t- la. !
Reading 7.600
do 1st pra
do 2d pfd 100
Rock Island Co. t.000
do Pfd If
fit. L. ft 8. F. 2d pfd. 800
St. L. southwestern..
Flour, barrela ..
Wheat, bushels
Corn, bushels ...
Oats, bushels
Kaasaa City Grala aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. April 20. WHEAT May
ai 1 1 , , rr. aAr,AmK "vi. . 1.
No. I hard, 874fc4V: No. 3, SigSoc; No. 2
red. 11 .ox; rso. 4, smj w; receipts, la care.
CORN May, 44fi44Sc: July. 43c; cash.
No. 2 mixed. 47'a474c; No. 8. 4b4o; No. i
white. 474fl48c: No. 3. 4sc.
OATS No. I white, 4l4j42c; No. 2 mixed.
40ti4O4c.
HAY Firm; cholco timothy, $94J10.00;
choice prairie, tn.oo.
RYE srtj64c.
MUTTER creamery. l!sB2lc: OaJrv. I7e.
EOOS Firm; Missouri and hlansaa. cases
returned. 14Vac: cases Included. lnvc.
Receipts, Shipments.
Wheat, bushels 20.800 12.0f
Com, bushels ...a M.2n0 82. sno
OaU. buahela t.000 10,000
of the Day
Coaaasodltles,
NEW YORK'. April 20-FLOT'R-R..
celpts. 17.7X1 bbls.; exports. 18.243 bhls. ;
market quiet and lower with wheat; win
ter patents, tilotiiio; winter atralghts,
t4K&ol5. Minnesota patents. $5.(vi& 36;
Minnesota bakers, 14.100 4 ii. winter extras.
8.1 85u4 Hi. winter low grades. 83 15W.VI.
lte flour, dull; fair to good, 84.a'j4.4ii;
choice to f.mcy. 84 6i4.75.
RYE Weak; No. 2 western, 79c to arrive
prompt.
CViRNMKAL Quiet; yellow western,
IlietjLlu. city, tllotjl.13; kUn dried. 83.10
t?j ist.
WHEAT Recelpta. 27,000 bu.: spot market
eaay; No. 2 red, tl.04. nominal, elevator
and tl io7l u. nominal, f. o. h. afloat; No.
1 northern Duluth. WV, nominal, f o. b.
afloat; No 1 bard Manitot,. nominal, f.
11. b. afloat The market was heavy at
the start. The close was tilc net lower
at 8uo''-4c. cMsed. Hri?c; July. oVtiv,
closed, sviac; beptember, 81 1-Ictji4c,
closed. Mc.
CORN -Receipts, 18.275 bu.; spot market
weak; No. 2 nominal, elevator and U"
f o. b afloat; No. 2 yellow, ST.; No. 2
white. 5e. (iptlou market opened steady
snd closed ltd4c net lower. May, Mn
6440, closed. &4c; July. s-i4tfC3TsC. closed.
H4c
OATS Receipts, 36.000 bu.; exports, ?.j00
bu.; spot market steady; No. 2, 444c;
standard white. 44c; No. t white, 4t4c.
No. 3 white. 444c.
KAY julet ; Buippiud. 741f70c; good to
chalre. t'.74o.
HOPS unlet ; state, common to choice.
la 1 rop. 2;j;ic; isn'i crop. 23j27c; olds, tuf
14-! Pailflc coast. 1!j3 crop. ;4jj3lc; l:uc
lot Eia-Tci olds, 4V&I4C.
Hllk.s Steady; Oalveston. to 25 lbs .
lv; CalifnrnU. 21 tu 25 lbs . 18c; Texas, dry.
i4 ta u lbs 14c
I.EATHKR Uteady; acid. 23'fl?6c.
WOOLc-Steady : domestic fleeces. 260?c.
TALLOW -Dull; city ttXuO per pkg , 44c;
co inn v ipkg J eel, 44tJ4TsC
HICE Dull; domestic, tiir to extra, 34
(iKk: Jaran. nouiirual.
PROVlBloNS Ht-ef. steadv; family, 810 60
til u; meMS. 3&oti!fCD: beef luiiiia, fcu k'rp
im.w, paiaria. h -uivm. rnj extra in. 11a
mess. (15 0t-i)7 (v. Cut meals, dull, pickled
bellies. ITumii.TV pickled anoul.lsra. 84 60;
Pickled hams, tt.&onio.uu. Pork, dull; fam
ily. 1148": short clear. 14 0om 14.75. oneaa.
fillwyUftX lrd. stavauly; western (.teamed,
r': refined, steady; intlnenu 87 10.
BUTTER Firm, fresh creamery. 14W.S2C;
state dairy, common to choice. 15a20c.
CHEKriE Irregular; rtte full cream,
laige and small, fancy, September, llt)114c;
.a . . ri m 41 !le
EOiiS Firm; western flisla. lS'c; stor
age selections. lae.
I"Ol"LTRY-AUv and dressed, steady and
unchanged.
Philadelphia Pro ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April 20. B UTTER
Firm, good demand; extra western cream
ery. 2Sc; extra nearby prints. 21c.
EOOS Steady: fresh nearby. 174c a
mark; fresh western. 17c; fresh southwest
ern. 1.4c: fresh southern. Lc.
CHEEME Steady; New York full creams.
choice to fancy, 104tjlv4c; fair to good, 94
liiuc.
Mlaaeapolla Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 20 WHEAT May
14c: July. 914uS14c; September, 814'fj814c;
on track. No. 1 hard. M'aC; No. 1 northern
f.'4c; No. 2 northeni. W'jc.
BRAN In bulk. t'S.On 15 50
FLOUR First patents. 34 sTfJ6 OS: second
puieuts, 4 "ii4 5; first clears, u tofliou
second cleara, K.S3;240.
Llveroool Grala aad Provlsleaa.
I.1VERPOOI-. April !r.-WHF.AT-8pot.
dull; No. 1 California 7s Futures, quiet;
tl.'. as 4a: juiy. as !.
IVRN-Piitt) Aiuerkaa icaxed, ct
Mllwankeo Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE Wis.. April 20 WHEAT
Market li)c lower: No. 1 northern, 7c; No.
northern, old. July. "H'ooaC bid.
RYE Dull: No. 1, 72c.
HARLEY Steady : No. 63c: sample.
naif'.
CORN Weak at 3733Sc: July, 48Tc asked
Dnlnth Grala Market.
D11.ITH, April 30 WHEAT In store
No. 1 hard. MNc: No. 1 northern. hS"4o
No. 2 northern. 87ac; to arrive. No. 1 hard
91c; No. 1 northern. s!Tc: No. 2 northern,
87v; May, 837c; July, is4c;- September,
ic.
OATS On track and to arrive. 2S4c.
Taleda Beed Market.
TOLEDO, O, April SO.-SEEDS-Clover.
cah and April. 8.J, Octo'ier. 85 ?4. Prime
aisike, io.iu. g-rime timothy, 1 36.
Peoria Grala Market.'
PEORIA. April 20 CORN-Lower; No.
47c; No. 4. 4440 4oc.
Is
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, April 20. M ETALS Tl
waa nrmrr in London, closing at an
vauce or la d. to i.UT !s d for spot an
to am iw tor ruturea Lmcmir soot
quote. at 8J7 s74Sja 1:4. Copper In London
waa a nine niaiier. tioi cioaed at an
vance of Is 3d, to 57 las Hd, and futures
g .lined zs txl. closing at a7 Its. Locall
copper Is steady at recent prices. Lake
uuoted at 813.2513 CSi. electrolytic
313 124U25 and eastings at 813.874413124.
1 .1 .1 hnin P- 4,4 ... f 11 d 4.1 I f ....
don. was unchanged' locally at 84 Va4 66.
(4ieller waa unchanged at E:a so In London
but ruled easier here, closing t points lowe
at iti 2S. Iron closed at 52a 3d in Glas
gow and at 44s 74d In Mlddlaaooro. Lo
rally Iron Is nominally uuchanged. No
foundry, northern. Is quoted at lira
15 75. No. t foundry, northern, at 14 Tia
no: o. 1 tounory. souinem ana ro.
foundry Aoof h.rn MO ft at 8l43dlA7V
hT. IOll8. April JU.-Mr.rAl A-Lead
blather. 84 rj4.4J4. Spelter. Unu, k id.
Drr Goods Market.
NEW YORK. April W-DRY GOODS
Tbe market haa sea-n dull Slid fealuraiaas.
auc iar$w 14 tue lucieiucui ibr.
Sales.HlKh.Low.Clops
17
54
214
ir4
2714
704
41
9
J4
9-4
7S7,
llrt4
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374
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177
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14
4
724
84
71.7,
1164
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32
374
804
14
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84
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74
17
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2K9
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b9
900 131 1304
35
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1424
78
112
V.
las
14.'
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1114
2.700 924 821
3S4
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894
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117i
66
444
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at
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244
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14
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400
100
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31
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100
494
71
do nfd 600
Southern Pacific 19.4"
Southern Railway 7'
do pfd 71
Texas & Pacific 200
Toledo. St. L. ft W... ino
do Pfd 3)
Union Pacific 45,000
lo pfd
Wabash 100
do nfd 1.9)0
Wheeling ft I E
Wisconsin Central.... ion,
do pfd
dama Express loo 223
American Express
I. 8. Express
Wells-Fargo Express
Amsl. Copper 8.200 4974
Am. car ft Foundry., x.i'si 1x4
do nfd 200 71
Am. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Am. Ice
do Dfd 100 27
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Am. Locomotive
do pfd
Am. Bmelt. ft Ref...
do nfd
Am. Sugar Ref
Anaconda Mln. Co..
Rrooklvn R. Trans...
Colo. Fuel ft Iron...
Consolidated Gas....
Corn Products
do nfd
Distillers' Securities.
General Electric
International Paper.
do Dfd
International Pump.
do rfd
National Lead
North American
Pacific Mali 100 ru
People s Gas I fv S74
Pressed Steel Car 4.400 28
do pfd
Pullmsn Pslace Car
Republic Steel
do pfd 300 4.V. 45
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal ft Iron.... l.Jno S84 J7,
. 8 I eather
do nfd
V. 8. Realty
do pfd
V. 8. Rubber
do pfd
S. Pteel
:o
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414
so
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184
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7S Teiaa ft r la...
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. o4'l ni.,n Pacific 4. .
. KHS' do coo 4a
. S.-S V s Steel :d 6.
. S Wahaah la
. PS I W ahaah d-s. n..
. MW. ft t.. K 4a...
IhnSl'W'a Cantral 4s .
.l't Colo. F. V I. c.
P4
...11JS
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a . WS
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... 77
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l.oadon Stork Market.
LONDON. April 20. Closing:
Three days tins week. .ln,&49
Same days la.-t week. . . .is.m.4
ttame das week be tore. .12,.
Same ttn-ee weeks ago..lej
bame lour weeks ago lo.atei
Same aais last vear H.jU
HrXtll'irt tuli ItlE IlAR 10 DATE
Ihe loliuwn.a table snows the receipts
of cattle, nogs and sneep at South Omai.a
for the year 10 date wltn comparison wun
last year;
JSIH. inc.
Cattle 297.0u 2Sl.".lsj i.2.
Hogs 743.113 .".J27 72.io
Sheep SoU.h'J 4..2oJ 1S1.W1
Average urices catd tot hogs at South
Omaha tor the last several das with comparisons:
IHK1S Tliere was snother litwnil run of
hogs here this miming, though not nearlv
ss many ns arrived estenl.iy. Reports
from other points showed modi-rule receipts
and a stnrger market, nnd as a result
prices here joined In tlie lmprovcm nt. The
market c ned about a nickel Mgln-r and
as the demand proved to bo l.irg, triiding
t. ward the close became- more brisk, with
t.rtces strimaer. so tlt the aeneml market
I could be ijuottsi a big nirkel higher. All
the early arrlxals were sola In good season,
but some of the trains were slow In arriv
ing, which delayed the market to pome ex
tent. The bulk of the hogs sold at 4 and
t4 824. with the choicer loads going largely
from 84 RTi to 34 . The common kinds went
ftom 84 774 down. Representntl e sales :
The extreme close was a trifle weaker
than the best time, so that some of the lute
arrivals did not sell to quite ns good ad
vantage ss the earlv ones. The Int sales
w ere largely at 14 H) In place of $ 8-sJ?
Representative sales:
St. Jeseph l le Stork Market.
SOUTH ST JOSEPH. Mo . April tv CA P.
Tl.E - K 1 .11 1 s. he.id M irket steady t
l'V higher Natives. Tsiii.-T-: cows nj
h. -lfets. 82 5"-u I W; stiakeis und teedirs,
i. li4l4 40.
IKM -Receipts. ! 1.S leal. Market .In
to l"o higher I ,iTlit. t.72'i'i4 S74. medium
and hcuxy, 84 'J4 :.
SHEEP AND I.AMnS-Recclpts. I
beml .M.trket steadv to bv higher. lnihs,
86."'.
Stork la Slight.
Pollowlng nre the receipts of live stock
a Date, 1 4 ilcV3.,19u2.;il.19iX).',l38. 18.
L. 8 U34i 7 l a l I
i..Uo J M 8 6a a l i 0 J
3.. I 1 ? a. M I a i 16, 1 11
4.. 1 t U4l 7 8 d 8 Wh 8 U 3 Wl 3 7
3.. ,0,4l I wi 6 6 3t 8 3 j
8 iA.,i 7 24 I s 80. 8 ) 3 6i J J
4 934 7 24 SSI I 8 271 3 4i 2 .2
I 4 ., 7 2.1 S tkf: 01i 3 toi I u
April
April
April
April
April
April 1..
April 7..
April ..
April 9 .
April 14).
April 11
MONEY 11 14 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is 24i2 5-lK per cent; for
three months' bills, 2 e-16u24 per cent.
171
3 71
I 87
2 70
Foreign Financial.
BERLIN. April 20. Exchange on London.
Jo marks 4X4 pfgs. Discount rates: Short
bills and three months' bills, 3 per cent.
Trading on the bourse was quiet.
iAKia. April zo. urices on tne nourse
opened and remained feeble. Rio Tlntos
lost 14 francs. Russian Imperial fours
closed at 91.10. The private rate of discount
was 2 Nper cent. Three per cent rentes, 97
trancs j-H centimes tor tne account.
LONDON. April 20. Money was In good
demand in the market today, owing to re
payments to the Bank of England, and sup
plies were abundant, discounts were easy.
Business on the stock exchange was quiet.
Consols at the opening maintained yester
day's street price. Americans opened weak
on prospects or lurtner litigation in con
nection wun iorinern securities. ine
market closed steady.
4 4V, 7 2&i a 8si b ICi I 331
. I 7 2i 7 S ail 6 J, 3 68
.1 4 9f.4l 7 m t 89 6 911 8 8"! 3
April U..4,4i S S3, 8 ai 8 33: 3 3
April 13.. 1 4 uia, 7 19, I W, e 4W 3 61
ADru 14. .1 a ski 7 211 a ki " a u, j eo
April li.. 4 fc.v 7 10 ti 96 01 3 72j 3 87
April It.., lu 1 7 0 1 1 6 91 a S 5 4S I 3 1
April i;.. I I 7 13: 8 96 6 92. 6 061 8 72
April is.. 1 4 794, 7 14, v, 5 M 6 49, 3 a, 8 60
April 19.. I 4 76 1 1 6 96, o -i, & 4o, 3 1, ii i
April 20..! 4 814, 7 10, I 6 a&t & 46 , 3 7ij 3 83
Bank Clearings.
204
81 4
4
124
. 454
21'4
14
214
164
1-4
81
48
14
704
444
2074
134
'204
IM
loo 4 664
200 174 174
27 2o4
84
28
81
48
9.-H
1217
70
i!7
74
asit.
!44
1,500
00
?
a
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8 7IO
71 or
V
do nfd . . .
Westlnghonse Elec.
Western U'llon
Northern Securities
Total sales for the day,
Extra dividend.
794
W
M4
601 4
11
h
159
74
s-i;
R44
it
. F7v.
Iiva;
wll
159
14
v&i
11
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78
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"84
f$4
:o4
74
'4 ;
74
374
74
4
ru
"4
54
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W4
n
8"4
3S5 ! shares.
B-pstoa Block ttaotatloas.
BOSTON, April 20 Call loans. J41JSI. ner
rent: time loans. J'iTMS' per rent. Official
closing of sttaiu aiid laonus:
H
Alch'.aoa adl 4a
da pfd
Mei laatral 4a ...
Atchison
4o pfd
Huston ft Albssp
Boatoa ft Mama..,
Boaton Elarated..
Pllcfaburg pfd
Mai ('antral
N. Y . N H ft
Pars MarquMta.
Isisa - i0c
A A. Chsmtcat ..
do pfd
Amer. farm. Ths
A mar. Sugar ...a.
do pfd
Aasar. T ft T
Asiar. Woo las ....
do pfd
rxalslon I ft i
Kdiaoa glartrte Ills
Cooaral Ele-trtc ...
Maaa Eleelno
4 pfd
Maaa. laaa
Vaitad rralt
I'sltsd kos Msch..
do pfd
V s. at mi
do pfd ,
Bid.
.. sola Wasting, romaoa
. . Adaesturs
.. 44 iAIIouas
. . 7:t A ma. t a mated
.. Anaru-as Zisa ...
. 344 1 Atlantic ,
. .las Biugham
.140 t fi ft Haala
..ltd fntanntal
6 t'oppar kaags
..la Hair Wast
.. rt Dominion Coal ..
.. 4 rranklta
. . 12s thal.ry . .
. . tl Isit Roral
.. 4S Maa M.nlng ...
..IMS Mirhlgaa
. .lifi, Mvti4a
Montana C ft C
. . 1S Old Domlnloa 1
.. T4S Oacaola
.. 4 Parrot
XM Quiacp
laM fhajonoa
IPS Taaiarack
14 Trlnitp
C S Mtslag
iis, v a 011.
a. l uh
jas, Victoria
10S Wlnoaa
a-S waif arise
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44
.. 71
lew York Mlalag Btoeks.
- NEW YORK. Xpril 30. The following are
the closing prices on mining stocks:
A dams Cos
A lies
Bras-co
Brunswick ('-..
Coamatock Taanal
Cos. (al ft Vs..
Hops stivar
tros S.lasr
Laadri:i Cos....
JO
. 1
. 1
. t
its
..14
. 1M
. 3
1 Lift la twist
'Ontario
OpSlp
Pkooalx
,rotos4
I Baraga
6iarra Kaaada
snall H,ia .
I SlaaaWS
.
IS
t
. I
. 9
. 41
. 46
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.toe
Jew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. April .-MONEY-On call,
eaay. 144,14 per cert: closing bid and
oflered. 14 per cent. Time loans, easr ar.d
dull, sixty and ninety days. 246 '. per
cent: six month 344 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4344
STLKLANQ EXaiANgE-Fum, ill. ac
OMAHA. April 30. Bank clearings for to
day, tl.&71,lo6..19, an Increase of 314.M!v40
over the corresponding day last year.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Qaotatloaa oa
Staple aad Fancy Prodace.
EGGS Receipts, liberal; market aieady;
fresh stock, 154c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, lie: young
roosters, Srpluc; old roosters, 8c; turkeys,
134114c; ducks, 94c: geese, sc.
liUTTER Packing slock, 12c: choice
to fancy dairy rolls, lo'gl6c; separator, 2-c.
FRESH FISH -Trout. KlOc; pickerel 84
Coc; pike. 9c; perch aVfjaiic: blueflsh. IVj;
whiteflsh, 74jlOc: oalmon, 11c; haddock, 10,:;
codfish, 12c: redsnapper. 11c; lobster, boiled,
per lb.. 40c; smoked whlteflsh. lie": bull
heads. 11c; cattish. 13fl4c; black bass, 20a:
halibut, 10c; crspples. 12c: herring;. 44c;
White bass. 13c; Llueflns, 8c; smelts, 10llc;
finnan haddles. smoked. 84c
OYSTERS New York counts, per can.
42c; per gal., 2.00; extrs select, per can, tao;
per gal., 11.75; standard, per can. 27c; per
ral , tl 131 40.
BRAN Per ton. tit 09.
HAY Prices quoteC by Omaha Wiolerala
ueaiers association: cnoica No. 1 upland,
86 60; No. i. lo-ni; medium, to. 80; coarse.
1800; rye straw. 85.00. These prices are for
hay or good color and quality. Demand
fair and receipts light,,
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Navels, choice, all sixes, t2.&4
QZ.20; tancy navels, all sixes, 32.1a.
LEMONS California, fancy. 30 t 80.
83.50: choice. 240 to 270 sixes, t3.00433.26.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartons. SBC;
imported Srayrra, i-crown, 12c; 6-crown,
14c: i-crown, lac.
BANANAS Per medium sized bunch,
t2.iiya2.jn: Jumbos, tl.7583 26.
DATES Persian, per box of 30 pkgs.. 12;
per lb. in CO-lb boxes, (c; Oriental stuffed
date3 per box. 2 40.
CoCCJANUTS-Per sack. HOO; per d.a.
00c.
rRtTTS
APPLES Oregon 'ancy reds, per box
tl.90; New York export Greenings, Husseis
and Baldwins. 84 ou.
STRAWBERRIES Texas, per 24-jt. case.
83.2b; Louisiana, pel' 14-f t. case, 12.00.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado, 12a; Dakota, per
ou.. 31.10.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. 82.25(5135.
CELERY Large California, euc, 75c and
too.
ONIONS Spanish, per erate. 81.90; Colo
rado red, per lb., c.
CABBAGE California, per lb.. 4C,
TURNIPS White, per bu., 60c; rutabagaa.
per lb.. 14c
CARROTS Per bu.. tl 00.
PARSNIPS-Per bu.. tttc
BEETS Per bu., 75c
CUCUMBERS Per dos.. M.50L7.
TOMATO Ed Florida, per (-basket crate,
fancy, 8250; choice. U00.
RADISHES Per dos. bunches.. S&T3SO0.
LETTUCE HEADS Per dos. bunches, 90s
(til. 00, top lettuce, per dos.. 4545 Soc.
1 u rin 1 1 J Doutnern, per aoa., aoc.
BEETS-Southern, per do,. ne.
CARROTS Southern, per lo.. 75c.
PARSLEY-Southern. per do.. 3u94to.
CNION BETS Per bu fcf 32 lbs., eilow.
82 00; white, 82.00.
SPINACH-Per bu., tl 0031 25.
BEANS Wsx, per bu. box, 3.00; string,
per bu. box, 83.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
Uc; Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c; block
Swiss. 16c; Wisconsin brick, 1-ic; Wlaconsin
nmberger, 13c.
CIDER Per bbl.. 86.50; per 4 bbl., 83.23.
HONEY-Nebraska, per 24 frames, 83-iej;
Utah and Colorado, (m r 21 frames, 3.UU.
MAPLE 8UUAR Ohio, per lb.. 10c.
HJDES No. 1 green, c; No. 2 green. 5c;
No. I salted, '7c; No. 2 sailed, c; No : veal
calf. 8 to 12 lbs., 94c; No. 2 veal calf, 13
to 15 Ins.. 64c, dr salted hides, hrfi2c;
sheep tlts, a4v'27c; horsehides, t.M'jlM.
HuRSEHADldll Per case of 2 dosen,
ficxv?(l tSOCo
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
15c; hard shell, per lb.. 14c; No. ; soft theli,
per lb., 13c; No. 3 hard nhell. per lb., 12c;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; mall, per lb,
loc; peanuts, iver lb.. 8c; roasted peanuts,
per lb., kc; Chill walnuts. 124I34c; Utge
hickory nuts, per bu.. tl aO; Brail, a. per iu.,
11c, tllberis, per lb., He; almonds, soft
shell, per lb, lie; hard sheil. lie, shell
barks, per bu., 12.00; black; walnuts, per
bu., tL. -
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL. April 30-C'OTTON-8pot
in better demand; prices 3 points higher;
American middling fair. 8.20U; good mid
dling. 8.044; middling. 7.94.1: low middling.
cMU. gooit ordinary miuaung. i.itu; or
dinary, 7 &4d. Futures opened firm and
cI'Med steady:' American middling, g. o. c,
April. 7 5d; April and May, 7 61d. May and
June, 7.id; Juue ami July. 7.87d; July and
Aue-ust. 7 Ud: August and September. 7..d:
September and (jctolier. 6 6ud; October and
November. 30d: Novemier ana iiecemoer.
i.22d: Iierenilier and January, (2ud; Janu-
k Bna L ul,r ,1 ur 1' m l'1
NEW ORLEANS. April 20 COTTON
Futures, steady: Aril, 14 30c: bid; May.
14.12c: June. 14 3?fil.3te: July , 14.6-.i14.d9c;
Auguat, 13 5iilS otic; Septemlier, 12.1SK-: Oc
tober, ll.a7tiil.oKc; Iecemler. lL41's11.4Jo.
Spot; ordinary. 114'-: good ordiiiary,
13 1-I6c; middling. 14 3-lsc; good middling.
144c; mladllng fair. Hgc. Recelpta, 4.298
bales; stock. 238.743 bales.
8T lxU18. April 2J COTTON Steady ;
middling. 144c: asles, none: receipts, none;
shipments, nuns; stock. Il.SoO bales.
Evaporated Apples and Driest Frails.
NEW YORK. April 30. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market la quiet, but about
steady. Common are quoted at ut'c.
prime at fAbubSc snd cnoice at a4tia4c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
show rather an Improved tone, with prices
ranging from 3c to 24c, aix-urding 10 grade.
Apricots remain firm; cbobe are quoted st
94tfl0c, extra choice at lo4jH4c and fancy
at lluli- IVaches are uuiet but steadv:
choice are held at 7l.r'74'. extra choice at
7tfc and fancy at S43iuc.
agar aad Molasars.
NEW TORK. April 2o.-SUGAR-Raw,
fair reflrlng. 3 1-I6a34c; centrifugal. Sal
test. 3 9-lec: molasses sugar. 2 13-hij24c; re
fined, quiet
NEW ORLEANS. April 24) SUGAR
Steady: open kettle. 2V. 3 IV: Ceui.if ut.
54 : centrifugol white. 4lfr44c; yellows.
J'atidc: seconds, isjuy,
MOLAStiES Nominal;
26c: s-entrlfua'ala bM
Indicates Sunday.
CATTLE There was a liberal run of cat
tle here again this morning, about 2oo cars
being on sale, but as compared with yes
terday's enormous recelpta the offerings tOi
day seemed quite moderate. There were a
good many cattle carried over from yester
day, though, that helped to swell today's
receipts. There did not seem to be too many
cattle In sight, though, to meet the require
ments of the trade, as the market ruled ac
tive and higher all around. Receipts at
other points were not heavy and the en
rounLElni reports that were received from
other marketa helped the situation here.
Both the local and snipping cemano. ior
corn-fed steers was In good shape this
morning and buyers started out at an early
hour. The general market could safely be
quoted 6100 higher and some csttle that
were carried over trtun yesieraay rnnwcu
even a greater gain than that, it was an
active market and the more desirable
grades were out of first hands in good sea
son. The same aa usual the nay ilttie cnttie
were In the greatest demand and In most
cases showed the most improvement, but
still all kinds sold to much netter advantage
than they did yesterday.
The market on Dun uer stoca was aiso
active and strong. There were not -n-y
many cows and heifers included In the re
cel nl's and ns a result competition was
rather keen and the prices paid ranged from
irons to a dime higher than yesteniuy.
Quite a string or neirers soio ns nign as
84 20. The Improvement In prices, tnotign
was general on ail Kinds ana a gooa cieur
snce waa made.
Bulls, veal calves and stags could an oe
quoted strong.
There was a small supply of ptockers and
feeders on sale and. although weather con
ditions were rather unfavorable, the mar
ket showed verv little change from yester
day. The demand from the country so far
this week has been decidedly limited. Rep
resentative sales:
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Cattle. llogs. SIhhp.
South Omaha . i:.-" llxal
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Aver. Price.
fcHEEI'--There was a more .Iberal run of
sheen nere this morning, but the demand
seemed :o be equal to the f,ccaslon and the
market was active and stronger all around.
Luyera were cut at an early hour and the
more de'rab)e trades were soon disposal
of. Sales were made all the way fmm
strong to a dime higher and some of the
better grades of heavy sheep tn extreme
cases tre as much as 15c higher than yes
terday, t'lijiped wethers and yearlings
m:xed sold as high aa 35.15. While extreme
sales were as much as 15c higher, the gen
eral mantel could oest oe cesenneo: py can
ing it strong to a dime higher and active.
The lamb market was also a little betier
than yesterday. The better grades were
right around a dime higher, with others a
little stronger than yesterday. Clipped
lambs sold as high as T .M and ti.4n and
there were no strictly choice wooled lambs
on sale.
Quotations for cornTed stock: Good to
rhclce lamhs, 15.756 26; fair to good lambs.
560irS:76; good to choice yearlings. I5.2&3
166; fair to good yearlings, t'j.Ufao ii; good
to choice wethers. 6.1.Vh0.50. fair to good
wethers, 34 S"ti6.1&; good to choice ewes.
4"m5.15; fair to good ewes. tt.SVri 4 10.
Clipped stock sells 30i75c less than wooled
stops.
No.
299 western clipped ewes..
1 western clipped wether
t western clipped yearling....
271 western clipped lambs
9 western clipped ewes
299 western clipped wethers
11 western clipped wethers
34 western clipped wethers
12S western clipped wethers....
60 western clipped lambs
244 western clipped l.-tmha
2T0 western clipped lambs
a7 western sheep and yearlings.
4 western lambs .
24 western ewes and lamb
2t western clipped lambs
120 cull lambs
10 western ewes
clipped western lambs
Til western clipped ewes
310 western clipped wethers ....
2 western clipped wethers
18 western clipped wethers
ill western clipped wethers
235 western clipped wethers
lot western clipped wethers
239 western ctlpned wethers
22 western clipped lambs.. .
2W western clipped lambs
145 western clipped lambs
fits western clipped lambs
119 western clipped lambs
359 western clipped lambs
21 spring lambs
CUICAUO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Wool market.
BOSTON. April "O.-WOOI ru'le,! goods
are quiet, tis art also territory woo,s.
foreign griuies are dull but tlrm. Idaho .
fine. 14SH1V: heavy rine. I.'113V; nn
medium, l. '(ii.ilc; medium, l'iTliC low me
liium, l.tiw. Wyoming Mile, 34iyi1V;
heavy fine, l.lfilSSrf ; tine medium, lisyl.i'tc;
medium, lMrl : low iudluin, 1miL I't.iti
and Nevada line. 14'ylSc; heavy tine.
Ilil.l'ic; fine nmlisini, i,''ivl'', metV.'iin,
l'(il9c; low nie.lliim. i;iH-. f nkotn Fine,
ISatiac; tine nie.lluiii, l-ilij'jc: inetiiuni. 1
!?!; low medium. lVuJ'c. Montnnn Kins
choice, iv,l!r; tine average 1. ilx': M'
medium choice, IMjl:r; average, lttTia;
sluple, 14?itv; nieiiiiim cho te, .i'.
ST. 11'1S, April 2" W(Hi-Stodvj
medium grades combing and clothing, !
32c; light fine. 14yl7-; heavy tine. U'J
14V; tub washed, .M.;ic.
Otis aail Rosin.
OIL CITV, l'a., April 20. OUS-"ro1lt
balances. 1163; cei'tllicn tcs. no bid; ship
ments, 91.313 bhls.: avei.ise. 6-'.i:y bbls.;
runs. 77,17 bbls ; iivmte. ii.,V.; bbls ; shlp
nu nts. Limn, 77,101 bids.; av. raae. 6.1.U.3
bbls.; runs, 1.1 ma. t.Xt) bbls.; uvttage, 61,
2.H bbls
SA V AN N All. O-u. April 3). ll.S Tur
pentine, steady, 641.C Kosln.a tlnn; A. It,
f. 1, .; E, U.: tl. U.'; II. S3 ); 1.
12. so; m, ivi.ao; , -;.4o, u. w t";
p. so.
NEW YORK. Apt II 2n.OII.S 4'otton
soed, ensy; prune yellow. 1'ptrolcum,
ensv. Turpentine, quiet; 674i5S'iP.
HOSIN Quiet; strained, common to good,
t- NO.
CofTee Market.
NEW TORK, April 20 COFFEE Tha
market for futures opened steady at tin
changed prices at an advance of i polm
under covering. Kales were reported ot
8J,i5t bngn, Including April. .S.9evji6.!V.c; Ma,
S.iNKi! (loc; July. I'.'-Sc; September. 6.4V.4i i'c;
Octol.er. 66fk:; li-cemler. tt. 75-41 ISO; Janu
ary. .o04i 90c Spot market quiet; No. 7
Invoice, V'gc; mild, stuidy; Cordova, ltujUo.
et. 1oals Yoalk fihoots lwtber.
PT. IiOFIS. April 20. Emit I'lrieh. agcl
2i yenrs. ,s untler urrest on the charge of
sliootlng Ms father, nnd It Is believed t!"
father is mortally wounded. Young l lrlcli
claims his father was abusing his mother
and had struck her tlown. As he was ng:iii
alHiut to strike her the boy snot hi in five
times.
The boy tnnde no resistance to arret
rnd expressed no sorrow (or his lutlon.
The father was taken to the city hospital.
Ten free trlr" to the World's fair each
week. See coupon on page 2.
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90 . 4 75
70 & 10
5 ii
1"2 i 00
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si 5 20
i 5 20
73 6 2S
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Miss Roosevelt to Visit fair.
PT. TaOflS. April 20-A telegram hns
been received here by Miss Irene Cntlln,
dauehler of Daniel t'mlln, from Miss Alice
Roo.-wvelt, accepting MIks Catlin's Invita
tion to be her guest during the latter part
of May and attend the World a fair.
HEAL ESTATE Til AXSKERS.
800
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SCO
Cattle Streaejer aad lOa Higher, Hobs
5c Higher tvad Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO. April 20. CATTLE Receipts,
15.000 head; market strong to loc higher.
Oood to prime steers, t5.H6.ti6: poor to
medium, J o6.0o; Blockers ami feeders,
$3.0uf34.2S: cows. 1.7tVg4.36; heifers, 32 00
4.K5; earners. 31.760f-i.tio; bulla. 3J.26-H-4 'A;
calves, 3-'.iAfa4.5o; Texas fed steers, U-&f
4.S0.
HOGS Receipts today, 22,000 hend; esti
mated tomorrow, 25,'aju head; left over, 3.t9
head. Market mostly 5c higher. Mixed and
butchers', J6.0ii5.JO. good to choice htmvy,
35 1.va6 2&; rough heavy, $4KVti5.10; light,
ti '&'io lo; bulk of sales. 13 0fcij6. 15.
SHEEP AND LAMHS Receipts. 18.000
head. Market for sheep steady to weak;
lam lis sieudy to strung. Choice wethers.
M 75115.50: fair to choice, I3.75ti4.au; western
sheep. 4.9vV5 45; native lambs. 4 btago 5;
western Iambs. 1.7r4t5.l5; wool weotern
iambs, tii.6o-yo.50.
New York Live Stork Market.
NEW TORK. April 20 -REEF-Receipts.
2.411 head. Market for steers steady to
strong. Hulls and cows Bfi !: higher. Com
mon to prime steers. i.2' 116 o: extra, 35 75;
bulls. $3. 2544. an; cows. tl.ft'fH.lO; top price,
34 . Cables firm. Shipments. 5.9-aj quar
ters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 3,971 head. Market
opened steady to 2t,' lower; closed fio lower.
Veals, ai 5"ti6.26: extra IK 5tiiit.75; lew tops
$7.uo; little calves, 32 7M(S .(i; cltv dre.t.-ed
veals weak at Vt'il'.'tc per pound; counter
dressed at $'u1sc.
HuOS-Kecelpts. .3o0 head. Market firmer,
tlood state hogs, 35 k.
SHEEP AND LAMH8 Receipts. S M2t
head. Market tor sheep firm, lambs iu i.7c
higher. Clipped lambs. 25c higher. K ring
lambs firm. Wooled sheep. 34 l.'iii Im;
cliped sheep, tl Sotyo 00; wtKiled hmibs, 3o 5o
tiT.bo; clipped lambs, 3 12li'aJ 5". sprU g
lambs, $:l uoi.gO each.
Deeds filed for record Wednesday. April 20,
lse. as furnished by the Midland Guar
antee and Trust company, bonded ab
stracter. 1614 Farnam street, for The Bee:
Tte South Omaha Land company to
Mary A. Paddock, lota 7 and . block
9. South Omaha t
Samuel A. Thompson and wife to
Myrtle M. Carr and Malale S. Carr.
lot 13, block 2. Ambler Place
John I. Itodick and wife to William A.
Redlt k. lots 1 to 6 and 19, block 1.
Crelghton Heights
The Omaha Realty company to Mabel
V. Hhlmer, lot 39, block 6, Jerome
Park
Fannlo L. Farmer to Corn A. San
ders, lot 11 and part of 12, Rockford..
Thomas Roach and wife to Manor.
Carey, lot H. Schmidt s subdivision..
The O. F. Davis company to Sarah
J. Rhea, lot 17. block 6, Uramerey
Park
Frank Bosauek and wife to Joseph
Hozuke. lot 24. block 3, Potter A
Cobb's addition
The, Bvron Keed enrapnny to Winifred
' M. Heyd'-n. lot 16. Lewey Place
Walter J. Hronson to Margaret B.
Crane. lot 12. block 4S, South
Omahi 8,000
John Pray to fdchnrd J Trostler.
part of lot 7, Jlock 10. 8. E. Rogers
addition l.KO
Andiew 1 Itarr and wife to James
W. Smith, lot 13. block 127. South
Omaha 1.800
Christian Armbruster and wife to Pe
l.anson A. N. Chase, part lots 13
and 14. Davenport's subdivision, tots
62 to 65 and 87. Oise's addition 1,000
Herbert I. Heathtleul and wife to
John V. Frazler. lot 8. block 2,
subdivision of 6, Capitol ndditloji S.700
Mary A. Elliot et Bl to the I'nited
States, sudlvlslon lot of tax lot
34 In see. 27-15-1.1 2.99
Albert Hartsuff and wife to the I'nited
States, subdivision lot 9 of lot 24
in sec. 27-15-13 2
John E. Blaekwell to Matthew Malone.
lot 8, block 49. South Omaha 1.35
Jacob Rusher and wife to Owen T.
liamer. lot 21. Kensington 1.300
A. H. Dillon and wife to Omaha Mer
cantile company, tax lot 20, nnd part
of 19, In sec. 3-15-13 1
Edward V. Lewis and wife to William
It. A. Kroeger, lot 14. block 8.
Kountp.e Plate 1.M0
Florence D. I.ewta and husband to
William If. A. Kroeger. lot 1 and
eS of lot 2. block 8. Kountxs Hnee.. 8.S00
Anna C. Teterson nnd husband to
.Tames Walsh. lot 15. block 2.
Mount Dougla
15
Kaasas CUT Live Stack Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo . April ?. -CATTLE
Receipts, inn head. Maiket for beef steers
ltttPioc higher: others strung Export and
dressed beef steers. MlWijO Jo; fair to good.
31 7Vat 5o, western fed steers. 33 i4 75;
mockers and feeders, K."iriv); aoutherii
steers, 30 7i (14 75. sits kers and feeders, 33 25
ii4 o; iioulhern steers, !3.75i4 36; stii:thfin
cow a. 3.75l.'atJ) native cows, IV i4 16,
native heifers. 33 5otj4.50; bulls, 32 ovtSrf ";
calves. 2 7542 6.75.
HOGS Receipts. ,0no head. Market
opened 5tiluc higher; advance lost before
close. Tup. 16 4 bulk of sales. 34 .86iK.ou;
heavy. 34 issjo packers, H 9tij6.0u; pigs
and II glits, 4 22J fj.
SHEEP AXIij r4 MBS Receipts. 4.000
head. Market stj tg to loc higher. Native
lambs. Tj.dutasVs western lambs.
46. fed ewes. II C'cl6 4o; yearlings,
t So; stockers and eders, t3.5uaj4.6u.
It. Loala 1- 'o Btavrk Market.
ST. LOI IS. April .-CATTLERrrelpt.
J.itO head Including 7 Texan. Market
steady. Native shipping and export steers,
M l'ri6 5o; dressed beef and butcher steer,
It 006 6 26: steers under 1,000 pounds. H
1 10, storkeis and teeslers. ICvu-lio: cows
and heifers. 12 36-J4 06; canners. tiloJ"a2 6"i.
bulls, t3Goi4 26: Texas and Indian sies-rs,
t3 76tf4 76; cows and heifers. K. 502 3 5".
Ht IS Receipts. 6. 5-0 head. Market lip
10c higher. Pigs and lights, Kt'44 9c, pack
ers, is s"a6a. butchers' and best heavy,
14 f4i6 30.
SHEEP AND T.AMBS Receipts. 2.500
head Market strong Native i.-.jtti.ns,
t4.7Si5 T6. lambs. 35-tt-o 4 Oo : culls and bucks,
I4.0u4i4.ia; slockera, tlA-ol 09.
tea. City Lie ttoek warket.
FIOCX flTT. Ia April tu.-Spaial Tele
arrana CATTLE Re. el Dts. fcp) head. Mar
ket sfroeg; stokers steady: beeves. C 5i-
, 4JW, caw, buaia aad niittd, lV2Dtf.;u.
aWsaaghv rftaSaw at4
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