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THE OMAHA DAILY DEE: FRIDAY, ArRIL 22. 1001.
(.RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Hon 8fO, Cereal Chne Htnia Than for
8: me T m.
fOHTY CARS ,V01UME OF CASH BUSINESS
t eat her Too (old for W heat (.tovtth
aad Poor for fterntaatloa Kill
las; ' Frosts Da Some
N Damair,
' OMAHA. April 21. 1!4.
Mora spot grain changed hanns this nwrn
!, In the grain exchange than has hc.reto
foie been tbe cane, 'ine cuah buslnesl
mounted to something more than forty
cars, l hla would -em to tliow two things
that the corn I not all out of the farmer'
'liands and that the Omaha market la In
line with other markets, and a little more
than In line. The speculative business on
the other hand was of very little amount.
The week has been too fold for wheat
growth and poor for germl nation, but fairly
good for farm work.. Killing- frosts did
damage in the. Ohio valley last night and
a i Bprlngflcld, III. The rains 'In Kansas
.Wednesday and today are the principal
natter of consideration In the wheat pita
arid led to considerable ' liquidation.- The
only strength comes from, the, northwest,
where some buying was done, it Is thought
on bullish advices from Jones,, who Is In
Kansas and Oklahoma
Corn this aeason of the year should nat
urally get back to the rules of supply and
demand. Armour Is-believed to have con
cluded Ills May opera-tlon, but no one Is
aure. Valentine bought, ,500,000 bushels of
Way, Wednesday. The poor quality of the
contract corn still disturbs the market.
The Nebraska City elevator In Chicago hus
teen declared irregular by the board of
directors over the grading of corn. It
holds 4-10,000 bushels of No. 2 corn, 64.000
bushels of contract wheat and 10.000 bushels
of corn. Liverpool was '; lower on wheat
and c lower on corn, and Is now so ensy
that It is not affet'-ed by American weak
ness. The May wheat opened almost a cent
stronger thin Wednesday's close and eased
off from ifpftc to !e. and later recovered
to the half. New July ouened at H6-V,
broke to 84Tc, and returned by noon to
S-ic. May corn ranged from 5oc to 49tc
ami at noon stood 4,c.
The range In prices of Omaha grain for
future delivery and the close of Wednesday
and today were as follows;
Closed
Open. High. Low. Today. W's'y.
IWhest
May .
July .,
Corn
May .
July .
Dats
May .
July .
M B
83 V
4fii
45
ss
83 V4
47
46
ft
30
47
4fi
47
4
4!S
46 V
;
2
Sept,
30 ,3"V Wt
Local Cash Uraln Market.
The sample tables were piled high with
enrn this morning and-the brokers and
-levator men were huay in buying the spot
tuff. Iirge us were the ottering, more
would have been taken If it had been for
ale. The price showed considerable range
according to quality of the corn, and the
market ruled from strong at Wednesday
prices to lc up. Receipts were: Wheal,
S cars in and 16 cars out; one week ago,
8 cars in. Corn, 3 cars In and 19 cars
out; one week ago, 36 and one car. Oats,
none; one week ago, 1 car In.
Hales of car lota by sample, on track,
Omaha: ,
Mixed corn. No. J, 1 car, 48c; 1 car, 4"4c:
JO cars, 47c; 4 cars, 46V4c; No. 4, 2 cars, 46c; i
car, 4Mr4c; no grade, 1 car, 41c; No. 3 yellow,
1 car, 4Sc: 2 cars, 4714c: 1 car, 4fia.
White Corn No. i. 15 cars. 40c; No. 4,
S cars, 4Kc.
Hard Winter Wheat-rNo. 4, l.car, 80c
(Mississippi), 1 car, 7e.
WHEAT No. 3 hard, 86&S7c; No. 8 hard,
8385c; No. 4 hard. iS'ijTTc; No. 2 spring,
rVaKTc; No. I spring, 8igr87c; No. 4 spring.
73a77c.
CORN No. J. 4f'849c: No. S. 46047V4c: No.
4. 44fd46c; no grade. 411) 43c; No. ! yellow,
4hU'(j!oc: No. I yellow. 4tH48c; No. 2 white,
!Ii4c; No. s white, 4?4i'c.
OATS NO. J.
89Vx?0Vxc; No. S, SSHflTOHa;
No. 4, i7y,j'!Hcv No. i white,' 41 1pUo!
No. I White, At40Uo;. No.' 4 white. S7U
JiHoi standard. 4K42c.
. Mates front tbo Eicnsift orfleea
Omaha Inspections of grain wera 61 cars.
la these heavy receipts were 20 oars of con
tract corn, the largest amount received
intra in any one day. Of corn. 18 cars
graded No. 2, 16 cars No. 3, 1 .car No. i 2
eajra No. 1 yellow. Z cars No. i-"llow; 16
vara No. 3 white and 1 car No. 4 white. Of
eats, 1 car graded No. I white and 1 car
No. 4 white. Pour cara of wheat graded
Mo. I hard winter and 1 car of rye No. 4.
r .'- Graia Marketa Eluwkcr.
. Closing prices of grain today and Wednes
f ty at U marketa named were aa follows:
CHICAGO.
Closed
1
Wheat
May July
Corn : .
M ay
Today. Wed'y
... 8SVa
... B6A
84 '
494,A
4kHB
48VB
4B
juiy ...
Wheat
May ...
July ...
...
July ...
Wheat
May ...
July ...
Corn '
May ...
.July ...
Wheat
May ...
July ...
KANSAS CITT.
81
75V4
, 43H
.1 4314
8T LOUIS.
,.. :. m
824
81
75
44H
3
90
47
47A
47HB
47HB
MINNEAPOLIS.
92H
91
DULUTH.
Wheat
May ...
July...,
,. 91 B
B1V.B
h'sw yokk: '
91 B
R914B
SOI4B
J
9-
8W
Wheat
May ..,
'July ...
. JlKW YORK GFj.i'KR AL MARKET,
llaotatloas
of Ik Day
oa Varloas
Commodities,
NEW TORK, April ft.-rLOt'R-'Rc'celpt
S2.C03 bbls.; t xpwrl-V . 19,319 bbls.: maiket
dull but steady; winter putenta, o.li)6
winter straights. Minnesota pat
tits. t5.UMri6.35: Mlnn.'M.iii bakera. I4.0nA4.26
winter extras, J.il6(o4jX); winter low grades
83.1513.80. Rye flour.- dull:- fair to good,
4.J0UM.4O: CbulCf t4 fancy. I4.HKU4.7B.
RYK Weuk; Ns. 3 western, 7Tc, to arrive
prompt.
COR.N'MEAL Quiet: yellow' western
ll.Oftauo; fifty, WlmnUU kiln dried, 83.10
ti3 16. , . ,.
WHEAT-Receipt. 20.000 bu. Spot, ateady
No. 3 red. 81 , elevator, and 81. 051.08,
t. o. b., ftftoat; No. 1 northern. OulutU
Wc. f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1 hard. Manitoba
nominal, f, o. b., ufloat; Futures closed
HW-Ho net higher. May,' SwVtfflHc, cloaed
at we; 4Uiy. -ii'H3i t-i&c, closed at M'c
September. 847(M.(u, closed at 4c; le
rem her closed el 86c.
1 CORN-rRecots. 7.725 bu.; exports. 41 bu,
Ppot, (rregulapf No. t nominal, elevator, and
He, f. o, b. anoat; ro. 1 yellow, 5tHc
No. 8 white, 6&V1c.. Of4lons were stronger,
The late maraei wenav.neu unaer reailzin
and cloaed only VPfci net higher. May
MS66iV closed at 64V: July, UVt544c
closed at 53kC.
OATS Receipts, 62,500 bu.; exports, 75 bu
pot. steady; No. 3, 44c; standard white
. 1 . V" .. Vn a whlla 111...
HAY Dull: shipping, boj70c; good to
Choice. Mc.
HOPS Stead vr state, common to choice
19"3 crop. ZHaMc; 1903 crop. 23tf27c; olds, M
J4c: Pacific coast, 1908. crop. 24ig31c; 1903
crop.T84i27c: olds, 914o.
lic; California. 31 to 26 lbs., 19c; Texaa, dry,
Z4 to so lbs.. Ja
LKATHKR Steady, acid, 23026c.
TALLOW Dull; city c2 00 ier pkg ), 4Sc
country (pkg. 9 e, 4S47c.
, RICE Dull; domestic, fair to extra. 3H
joo; Japan, nominal, '
PROVIblONSBeef. steady; family. 810 60
All 60: mess, 88 5i9 00; beef hams, fco Wxtf
12 00; packer. 89 6ort 10.05; city extra India
iuea. VlS.fltsa 17.00. Cut meats, dull; pickled
iMtllle. 7.uou7 '0; Pickled aliouldera, 84 60;
pickled bams, ta 5Vul0.0O. Tor, dull; fam
ily, 314.6rt; hort clear, 314.OUal5.75; mess.
8l3&Orgi4uO. Lard, steady: western steamed,
$7.00; refined, steady; continent, $7.10.
BUTTER Irregular; fresh creamerv. 14(9
Ho; state dairy, common to choice. IS-
CHEESE Steady: state. full cream,
large and small, fancy September, UtfllHc;
good to prime, V8l0c.
EGOS Strong: western firsts, 18Sc; stor
es selections, 19c.
POUI-TRY Alive, weak; western chick
ana lSVic: fowla, mc: turkeys, Wc.
Dremed. easier; western chickens, 124fl8ci
fowls, 1343 13c; turkeys, litjliic.
Paosla Grata Market.
ITfORTA. April II CORN Steady; No.
8, 4tH4;; No. 4.
Liverpool Grain and PtotIsUb.
LIVERPOOL. April Il-WHEAT-Spot.
dull; No. I California. ". Future. Quiet:
Jtlay, 4S; July. 4 ti H
COJUi-siaK), JUak, A(urtcaa aiLxed, new.
4s?Hd; American mixed, old, 4 74. fu
tures, quiet; May, 4s8d; July, 4a t4d.
CHICAGO GRA1S ASD PROVISIONS.
Feat a res of the Tradlac aad I leal as;
Prices oa Board of Trade
CHICAGO. April 21 Paucity of receipts
northwest and persistent reports of dam
age south wrt caused a firm close here to
day In wheat. Compared with Isst night
July wheat Is ScV higher; corn la up Sc,
and oats are off 'tt'. provisions show a
gain of IH'&K'c. I'nder the Influence of
decreased receipts In the northwest wheat
opened firm. July at .VB5c. A leading
factor throughout the early trading was
the strength of the northwestern markets.
Commission houses reported more outside
buying orders than for several weeks.
Houses with northwestern connections were
buyers on damage reports from the south
west. Minneapolis reported good prospects for
Urge Bale. On a late decline In corn thera
was some realizing In wheat, which re
sulted In July selling down to 84V, but
subsequent covering by shorts worked the
Srlce up to 854c. The market closed Arm.
lay sold betwee.i S9c and 84c and closed
at K)c. Clearancea of wheat and flour
were equal to 157.100 bushels. Primary re
ceipts were 184,000 bushels, agaJnat 248.000
bushels a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of 104 cars,
against 137 cars last week and 141 a year
ago.
Corn ruled firm early; later there was a
demand, which eent May up lHc. The close
was about steady. July opened a shade to
Ho higher at 48Tf4c, sold between 4Sa
4c and 49c and closed at 48Tc. May
ranged between Ha and 60c and closed
at 49'tje, a net gain of c. I .oca I receipts
were 1.11 car, with 41 of contract.
The market in oats was Influenced to a
considerable extent by the action of other
grains. The close was easier. After open
ing V5V lower at Mii3To July ranged
between 36a and oTH'Wo and closed at
the bottom. Local receipts were 64 cara.
Provisions were easier at the start owing
to weakness In the hog market. In spite of
liberal selling prices were well maintained,
the close being firm, with July pork 16c
hlirher at 812.32V4: Julv lard was up 7V4o at
$6.75, and ribs also gained 7Vc, closing at
jrt.55.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. High. I Low. Close. I Tes'y.
Wheat I
Miiy 89V4'3H mt &i 89V4
a July Wtve-S 87 8Vi WH
bJul' 8ft Vi 86 84, sfSiMTsS
a Sept. ItfVu'. 83 82 82vi (&'
bBopt. H1WW 1 MV 1V
49 , BfH 4S 49til 484
July 4Sfn4H 49Vi;4iti-W 48S4f"4f-1j
Sept. U 49V4148A(tf 4H VI8H
Oats
May S7H'8'4 37y4'1'3e37 S7 ffi
July 2jvaH,3Vr(f 3iV 3H 37
Sept. n(0 30 80S 1H
11 90 12 10 11 85 12 10 11 92H
July 12 16 11 12 12 12 32 U 11
47Vi 6 60 47H 6 S7Vs 50
July 6 675 6R5 76 6 6H
Sept. 8I 486 80 6 85 6 80
n 6 40 n 87H 630
Julv 645 655 6 45 6 65 6 47Vi
Sept. 6 65 6 67Mi 6 65 6 7V4 6 60
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were ss foTfows:
FLOUR Oulet at recent declines: pat
nts, 84.70; straights, 84.4O"u4.S0; spring pat
ents, smug1, iu; siraignis, a.iwi.u ; Duaers,
32.27(Zi 40.
WHEAT-Ni). 3 spring. WMifloc: No. 3
spring, 84'&il2o- No. 2 red, 93(&94c.
cokn No. Z. 4!MialHiiC: No. 2 yellow, sic,
OATS No. 2. 3XWa3!)c: No. 8 white. 39
d 42c.
It I K NO. 2. B751XC.
BAHLEY Oood feeding. 83fi35c: fair to
choice malting. 4f5e.
bekus-ino. 1 tiax. 11.ua: jvo. 1 nortnwest-
ern, 31. W; prime timothy, I2.SkVS3.0O; clover.
contract grade. iu. 10.
PROVISIONS Mess oork. per l)bl.. 312.00
12.50. iArd, per 100 lbs.. 36.55ij.67H. Bhort
ribs sides (loose). 6.a'i.37. Short cleai
sides (boxed). 36.27MS.50.
ine following were ine receipts ana
hlpments of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Floor, bbls 107 86,700
Wheat, bu 40.000 22.600
Corn, bu 12,7no 72.700
Oats, bu 133.500 ' 168. "00
Rye. bu 4.0UU z.sw
Barley, bu :.. 40,009 ' i,100
on the produce exchange today tne but
ter market was steady to firm: creamery.
1423c; dairy, 2(a'lU:. Eggs, firm: at mark,
oases Included, Jt17c. Cheese, steady.
St. Lonls Grain and Provision.
Sf., LOUS AprfL JlWHEAT-sMighar;
o. 4 red. csh. elevator.' 96c: tratfk. HOcil
81.04; May, 91c; July, 8!c; No. t hard, M
ef2c
CORN-Lower; No. 3 cash, 47o; track. 49V4
?50c; July, 47HO. -
OATS-iLowert No. z cssn. 4ive: track.
i2642i4c: May. 884c: July. 367c: No. 2
white, 45S464c.
FLOUR Market dull and uncbanaed: red
winter patents, 84.0fhjj5.00; special brands,
20iir25o higher; extra fancy and straight,
84.60,6-4 85; clear, 84.0O4.25.
BiSK 'J Timothy, steady. f3. 4O&2.60.
CORNMEAL Steady. 2.40.
BRAN Firm; sacked, eaBt track, 86fSc.
HAY-Steady; timothy. 89.C0314.00; prai
rie. 8S.OOC1 13 00.
IRON COTTON TIES 82c.
IIAGOINO 64c.
HEMP TWINE .
PROVIBIONS-Pork. higher: lobbing.
812.20. Lard, higher; prime steam, 86.96.
Bacon, steady: boxed extra shorrs, 87.25;
clear ribs. 37.374: hort clear, 87.62H.
POULTRY Quiet: chickens. loaflOHc :
springs. 83.00g. Of) per 3 ox.; turkeys, 13(U14c
ducks, lie; geese, 67c.
BTTTTER Dull; creamery, 17024c; dairy,
14lc.
tiUUB-firm, uo, case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 3. OK) 7.000
Wheat, bu 17.000 C6.000
Com. bu 23,0iO 76.000
Oats, bu 43.000 46.000
Kansas City Grain and Provision.
KANSAS CITT. April 21-WHEAT-Mv,
81Hc; July, 76c; September, 2c; cah.
No. 2 hard, sic ino. i. uvzsic: ino. 1 red.
81.01 ; No. 8, 96(6 Ro.
CORN May. 44n.inc ; juiy. 43lut4.maot
cash. No. 2 mixed. 47'947Hc; No. 3, 46Vs3
47c; No. 1 white. 48c; No. 8, 4c.
OATS No. 2 white, 41B4zc;-.no. I mixed.
4(VS40L4C.
HA i t noice umoiny, aa.ixra iu.w; rnoic
prairie, 8S.W).
r: 1 r; m'imc.
BUTTER Creamery. 19fI21c: dairy. ITc
EGGS Higher; Missouri and Kansas.
cases retuniea, ine; new ryo, 1 wnuewooa
cases included, 14c.
Receipts, nnipments.
Wheat, bu
M.fm 18.200
24.000 3:1 ."0
2,000 , 3,000
Corn, bu ,
Oats, bu
Philadelphia Prodnoo Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April 21. BUTTER
Firm, good demand; extra western cream
erv lr: extra nearbv Drint. 25c.
EQIHI-Stead y; fresn nearoy and south
western, 17Ho, at mark; fresh western, 18c;
fresh southern, ITc.
CHEESE Dull and unsettled: isew York
full creams, choice-to fancy, 10c: fair to
good, rflaC
. Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. April 21 WHEAT Mar
ket firmer; No. 1 northern. 96c; No. 8 north
ern. 96c; old July, c, bid
RYK Dull: No. 1. 2c.
BARLEY Firm; No. x, 63c; sample, 40
we. .. .
corn stronger; no. i, booic; . juiy.
4SHC, bid.
Minneapolis Grain Market
MINNEAPOLIS. April 21. WHEAT
May. 92i&i)2Sc: July, K4v2Hc; September
ko. Ou track: No. 1 hard. MH.c; No. 1
northern. Kl"c: No. 2 northern. 91Vc.
FLOUR First patents, 84 9M5.60; second
patents. 34.65&4 90; first clears, 33 5cx3 60;
second clears, fcj.36fij.45.
Dalotb Grain Mnrket.
DULUTH. April 21. WHEAT In store
No. 1 hard, 92Wc: No. 1 northern. 91c: No. :
northern. 6&c. To arrive: No. 1 hard,
82V4jc; No. 1 northern. 81c; No. 2 northern
ic; May. 91c; July, 911,0; September,
Toledo Seed Mnrket.
TOLEDO. O.. Anrll 21. SEEDS Clover
rash and April. 86 4ft; Octotier, 85 67V. Prim
alsik. 86 10: Auguat alatke. 86.15. Prime
timothy. i..
Evaporated Apples an Dried Fralt
NEW YORK, April H. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market I steady, but de
mand continues moderate; common are
quoted at VSc; chUve. lsVc; fancy
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are moving In. small lots, quotations ran
ging from 80 to ac according to grad.
Anrleot are being cleaned up gradually
choice are quoted at VtH0c: extra choice
at loblOV- nd fancy at ll&13c. Peach
continue quiet, but the ton consequently
firm; choice are held at 74fr":c; extra
choice at 7Qc. and fancy at tQ10c.
Coe Market.
NEW YORK. April H. COFFEE Fu
lures opened steady at a decline of 5010
iM.lut Sales were rei-erteo vl sswi bag,
including April at o.Stoc; May. e4ju.ie
iunicmbi'r. 4 4 H6 5tc; October, ( sac: IX
eeraber, 4.75c; January. 4 80c; March. 96c
8iMt Rio. steady; N-. T invoice, 7fcc; lull J,
tau, Cordova. v-ta- . . ,
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BOXDS
Epeoolatori Ai Still at 8e Owing to
Nortbern Bectritiei Cat.
UNION PACIFIC LEADS MARKET UPWARD
Coalers Are the "abject of a Ilemoa-
atratloa Which Carries
Them to a Higher
Level.
NEW YORK - April 21 The minds of
speculators seem to still be befogged today
over the vista of new developments In the
Northern securities conn si ana ine con
sequence was that for the most part they
retrained from operating. The stock mar
ket was almost entirely one of specialties
and the peculiar grounds an which this
class of securities usually moves were? not
always manifest. The market started up
wards, led by Union Pacltin, which seemed
to be helped by the granting of a temporary
Injunction by a New Jeraey court against
carrying Into effect the plan of distribution
of Northern Securities assets. The ma
jority vote by the Northern Securities
stockholders In favor of the plan seemed
to check the advance In Union I'aolnc, but
It held Its nrm too.
The influence In 1 nlted States steel pre
ferred which received the most recognition
was Jhe agreement amnng ore producers
to reduce prices and to seek further to
come to an agreement to limit output. The
coalers were the subjects of a demonstra
tion which carried them to a higher level,
the high priced members of the group
notably so. Today a demand wua said to
be due to the very active demand for an
thracite which has followed the sprlag
reduction In prices.
For a dav of a dividend declaration
Amalgamated Copper was unprecedently
dull and sluggish. The stock lost on
the day, with the maintenance of the ex
isting dividend rate, can money joanea
here as low as 1 per cent and time loans
for all periods showed a continued softness
of tone. The stock market closed Irregular
and below the best.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, 31,125,010. I 'nlted States bonds were
unchanged on can.
The following were the quotations on the
New York Btock exchange yesterday:
Pale. High. Low Close.
Atchison 26,700 74
72
7S
do preferred 2"0 8:114
Baltimore A Ohio.... 2.0O 79H
do preferred
Canadian Pacific 1.100 117V4
Central of N. J "0 161
Chea. at Ohio 4J0 32
Chicago & Alton 100 31
do preferred
Chicago A O. W 1,600 16
Chicago A N. W 200 170
C, M. St. P 12,500 144T4
do preferred
Chicago T. & T
do preferred 100 19
9.1 ,
159
32V.
H
'in
169
144
9:1
79
117
160
32
37
eO
16
169
144
175
8
19
"4
16
M
23
159
270
21
70
26
65
41
67
80
130
18
35
W
36
10c Va
14H
7b
113
47
19
C, C C. & St. L
Colorado Southern.... 100 16Vj 16l,4
do 1st preferred
do 2d preferred
Del. A Hudson 14,000 1H0V4
Del., Iack. & W 1,000 2741
Denver & R. G.. 500 21
do preferred
Erie 6,900 26?,
do 1st preferred..... 1,000 65
lSSS
271:,
2014
'i
65
do 2d preferred
Hocking Valley
do preferred
Illinois Central 600 131 liiifi
Iowa Central
do preferred
K. C. Southern .....
do preferred 100 00
Louisville A Nash.... 1.200 10h
Manhattan L 700 142
Met. Securities 200 79
Met. Street Ry 8,700 114
Minn. 4 St. L
M., St, P. A 8. 8. M
35
10774.
142Vi
79
HI
60
do prererred
Missouri Pacific
Mo., Kan. & Tex
do preferred
N. R. R. of Mex., pfd.
New York Central...,
Norfolk A Western..,
do preferred
Ontario A Western...
Pennsylvania
P.. C. C. A St, I...,
Reading
11H
2,800
500
200
UK)
700
. 300
, 100
1.600
18,901)
, 100
17,200
9314
17
3H
116'
584
8K
21H
117
60
45
'i4
23
66
47
ntt--49J
21
: 24
92
17
88
88
115
58
88
21
117
40
44
'60
23
64
47
'
48
21
K5
' 24
93
lo4
88
38
116
58
21
117
44
ao 1st prererred
do 2d preferred 100
Rock Island Co... 4.200
78
64
13
, 64
46
do preferred 600
St. L, A 8. F . 2d pfd. 100
St. Louis 8. W ! ....
14
85 '
do preferred ..,,..;. 2n0
Southern Pacific 19,900
4H
21
Southern Railway .. 900
do preferred ..: 500'
Texas A Pacitlc 20O
Toledo, St. L. A, .W... 1,100 .
24
26
26
do preferred (oo
38 . 38 38
Union Pacific 41,500
86
84
93
18
38
"is
40
80
do preferred 600
va
18
39
'is
40
VZVi
Wabaah 2u0
18
do preferred 2.300
39
16
Wheeling A L. E
Wisconsin Central....
300
100
18
39
do preferred
Adams Express
American Express....
185
107
203
U. S. Express
Wells-Fargo
Amal. Copper
Am. Car Foundry..
6,900
600
BUO
49
71
49
17
70
49
18
do preferred ....i...
70
Am. Cotton Oil
29-
do preferred
88
7
American ice '..
300
900
1
28
7
27
do preferred
28
J
28
19
48
92
73
46
32
208
13
70
21
163
11
65
Am. Linseed Oil
do preferred
Am. Locomotive
2,300 19 18
Am. Smelt, at. Retin..
do preferred
200
1,600
9.1
127
"iwi
32
210
13
71
21
163
93
127
45
31
208
' 71
21
163
Am. Sugar Refining..
Anaconua Min. Co....
Brooklyn Rapid T....
..14,500
.. 800
..11,900
CoIol Fuel A Iron
Consolidated Gas .
Corn Products ....
100
100
do preferred
Distillers' Securities.. 100
General Electric 100
International Paper
do preferred 200 68
65
International Pump
88
74 :
81
26
97
25
70
ill
e
4ft
16
7C!i
88
7
80
6
66
14
63
57
158
88
98
98
do preferred
National Lead
North American
Pacltlo Mall 300- 27
26
96
24
70
811
7
44
16
37
7
79
6
M
13
59
10
66
158
88
People's Gas 100 96
Pressed Steel Car .... 4,2o0 26
do preferred loo 70
Pullman Pal. Car 500 212
Republic Steel l.OuO 7
do prererrea 310 "v
Rubber Goods 7u0 16
do preferred
Tenn. Coal A Iron.... 400 88
U. 8. Leather 2,100 7
do preferred 2.500 80
U. 8. Realty 400 7
do prererred l.zou tx'
U. 8. Rubber !, 14
do preferred 11. 000 69
U. 8. Steel 18.4O0 10
do preferred ..40,300 67
Westlnghouse Elec... 400 158
western Union MM) 88
Northern Securities
t Northern Securities
Bin. TAsked.
Total sales for. the day, 823,100 shares.
Boston Stock Haoiatlona.
BOSTON, April 21 Call loans, 23 per
cent; time loans, 8f4 per cent. Official
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atcklaoa adj. 4...
M4i w.tl(. common.'
. PSi Adrantur
. a Allouea
. 71 AniaJianwUd .....
. 93 I Ajnarlcan gin . . ,
.J4V4'A(lntMl .
.laa ,Blnaham
77
do 4s
Mai. Cantral 4a..
An-hiaoa
.. 4W
.. lusa
.. t
.. 81
..44
..
.. U
.. M
.. 42
.. I
.. 4
.. t
4
.. i
.. 41
.. I
.. II
.. aJ
.. It
.. Hi
... t
.. 4
.. t
...
.. W
.. 1
... 7t
do pit
Boat o a ft Albany..
Boston ft felaiaa....
Boaton Klavala4 ...
Ftluhburg pfd
....l!(.'al. ft Hacl....
Ill ICauianala! .'
414'Coppar Hang ....
H..la'4iDalr Waat
. ... 71 Jikimlnloo Coal ...
.... at irranalln
Max. (.antral
N. T.. N. H.
Par Marqiwlt
Vnlos Pa-lflo
A mar. Aria. Cham.
. II Urancy ,
. 11 lata Rorala
. 44lMaaa. Mlnlns
.inW, Michigan
Mohawk
.IMS Hum. O. ft C...
. lu old Domlnlo ...
. T4 lUaraola
. H'Parrat
t3 iQulncy
.142 (SbaniuMi
. II Tamarack ........
. J4 Trinity
. l-it I'. 8. Mining
do pfd
Amar. Pnau. Tub..
Amar. Sugar
da pro.
lui. T ft T;
Amar. woman ......
do pfd
Dominion I. ft 8...
Edlaua Elar. lllu...
0naral Elactrie ... .
aiaaa Clactrlc
do pfd
Maaa. tMa
t'nttad Prult
1UB - Ull
4t Utah
! Vlciori
l' Winona
17 tValcrlaa
I'slta4 Bhoa Mack...
do fd
I'. S Staal
do pld
Bid. "Asked.
Hew York Mining; Stork
NEW YORK, April 21 The following are
tne closing price on mining aioca
Adam Co
IS
Llltla Chlat .
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoasli
Potoal
. 4
.4K
. t
. M
,. 4i
,. 4
. IS
Allc
Btaec
Bruaawlrk Cos...
Comatoca Tunnal
Co, lal. ft Vs..
Horn ailtar
Ira Sllaar
UsadTllla Cos....
..1"
.. 1
.. i
..
..17
..1M
..1M
.. 8
"' t
sierra NkiU
Sniall Hop .
1 Siaadard
Hew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. April 21. MONEY On call'
very easy. t Ifil per cent; oloaing bid.
per cent; offered at 1 per cent; time loan.
easy and dull; aiity and ninety days, St
z per cent, six iiiontna, 'yfl.na per cent
prime mercantile naier. 4i-4 per cent.
STERLING EXi'HANUli Easier, with
actual business in bankers' bill t UOmcf
4 874a fur dcuaiuid aud at 84.ikJfc4t.a-w for
slxtv-dsy bills; posted rates. $4.ttM.M ano
84 88yl4S8; commercial Mils, 84 '.
SILVER Bar. 6370; Mexican dollars. 48c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad. Ir
regular. The closing quotations on bonds are a
follows:
V. 8 rof. Is, rf
do coupon ,
do is. rf
So coupon
do new 4s. ref. .
4o coupon
So eld 4. rt '
do eonpon
Atchison gen. 4s...
do 4a
AtUntlr C. L. 4s..
B V O. 4
do H
Centrl of Oa. 6
do tut tnr
Chea. AV Ohio
rblraxo A. IS
Manhtttsn t . 4....101H
lOiW.'Mex. Central it '
H do 1" ln
I"!1 M. t. L U
1" M , K. a T. 41
lffT'4 N. R. R of M e 4s. 7
l"7vi N. V. r. s.
;;n. 1 r. . tm.
I!'4
1 No. Pacific 4a loa1.
. I'S do la !H
1NS !. a a'. . 4a 7
. 4 o a L. 4a A par... Ni
in Pcnn. cobt. IHa
. 71 Heading gen. 4a s
.IdJH'st. 1,. ft I. t. c. M..UJ
. ft ft. L. ft a r. g. 4. M
. Waist. L.. S. W. la M
('., H. Q n
C. M. A P.
C. N. W. con
C. R. I. P. 4i
an col. (a
C.r.r. ft I. L .
Chicago Ter. 4a.
Con. Tohacco 4a.
4a..lnv Scahonrd A. L. 4a....
4a.l2, So. Pacific la t
.... tJVsouthern Rt. Sa Ill
.... iu Ta ft P. la in
4a.. lot i T. . St. L. ft W. 4a.. ti
"Stnon Pacific 4a 1M'
f'S' do cotiT. a rH
Colo. A 80. 4
I . R. Steal Id r,a.... 7'4
Wahaah la 11 T
do dab. B .t4
a', ft I.. K. 4a M
n r. a. 4a...
Krla prior ltan 4a.
do en. 4a T
r. W. D. C. la...ln
Hocking Val. 4',....1M
L. A V. unl. 4a
Offered.
wia. central a
Colo. K. ft I. c. 6a.. 70
London Stock Market.
LONDON. April 21.-Oioslng:
Consols, money ..
do account
Anaconda
Atfhlaon
do pfd
Raltlmora ft Ohio.
M-IlV. T. Central.
.11
.
. tOH
. tl
Norfolk ft
do pfd
74S
5S
14
Ontario ft W.
Pannaylvanls
Rand Mine .
Reading
do 1st pfd
da M pfd
80. Railway .
do pfd ....
so. Pacific ...
t'nlon Paclfle
do pfd
I.'. 8. fUaal...
do pfd ....
Wabaah
do pfd ....
. t"4
. 10-4
Canadian Pacific
ll?H
. J
Chca. A Ohio 3l
. to
Chicago Ot. W
17
C. M. ft St. P.
..147
.. iH
.. II ,
.. 72
..
. t!
taBera
D. ft R. O
do D7a
Erie
. M
do lat pfd....
do Id dm
,. 1'4
Illinois Onrral
. last
. 394
Lou la. ft Nash..
M . K ft T
Spanlah 4a
SILVER Bar,
.w. .,v IHHU.V, w-iwu pvi uuiiue.
MONEY hhlV, uer cent.
The rata of disc.mnt in the nnen market
for short bills In Lip.' per cent; for three
months' bills. 2 lur cent.
Foreign Finnnelal.
BF.RLIX. Anrll 21 Ruslness on thai
course toany was dull at first, but Inv
proved later on the lower discount rates
In l,ondon. Kxchange on London, 20m
43pfg for checks; discount rates, short
bills, 3 per cent; three-months bills, 2
per cent.
PARIS. April 21. Prices on the bourse
today were irregular. Later the tone im
proved and stocks closed firm. Russian Im
perial 4s dosed at 91.25. The private rate
of discount was 2 per cent. The weekly
statement of the Bank of France shows the
following changes: Notes in circulation,
decreased, 42,800,000 francs; treasury ac
counts current, increased, 62,025,000 francs;
gold In hand. Increased. 35.752.000 francs:
bills discounted, Increased, 4.300,000 francs;
sliver in hand, increased, 4. wo, 000 francs.
LONDON, April Zl.-Supplles of money
In the market were plethoric. On the
stock exchange trading was approaching
lethargy, the decrease In the Bank ol
England s rate of discount from 8 to 3
per cent affording little stimulus to busi
ness. Consols eased a fraction at first,
but recovered. Home rails were Irregular.
but hardened. Americans opened steady
and low, rallied, and closed better, Africans
were unsettled by the Paris weakness, and
became Inactive. The weekly statement
of the Bank of England shows the follow
ing changes: Total reserve, increased,
t7l8.ooo; circulation, decreased, dezs7,ooo;
bullion. Increased. 481.606: other securities.
Increased, 3542.000; other deposits. In
creased. 1. 804.000: public deposits, de
creased, 195.000; notes reserve, Increased,
727.000: aovernment securities, decreased.
2,600.000. The proportion of the bank's
reserve to liability this week Is 46.70 per
cent. Last week it was 46,78 per cent. The
rate of discount of the Bank of England
was reduced from 3 to 3 per cent.
. Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, April 21. Bank clearings for
today were 81,479,181.31, a decrease of 377,
126.68 from the corresponding day last year.
wool Market.
BO8TON, April 21.-WOOL Pulled goods
are quiet, aa are ai territory wooi
Foreign grades are dull but firm. Idaho
Fine, 14W15c; heavy fine, 13ftl3c; fine
medium, 15 150 ; niedlttmi 16an7c. low me
dium, 17B!18C 'Wyorning rine, lawninc:
heavv fine. 18W13Hc: fine medium. 16fcl5c:
medium, 18(K19c; low medium, 1819c. Utah
and Nevada Pine V4Wfi bic: heavy fine.
l613c: flio mediMm.xJsiiec; medium,
185l!c: low medium. lPGIOc. Dakota Fine.
l516o; fine medium, ttwl6c; medium, 18
19c; low medium,- 19B'20o. Montana Fine
choice, lSi&'19c; .fine average, ntlSc; fine
medium choice, 18if 19c: . average. 16(817c;
atanle. I98i'20c: medium eho ce.- ixtfino.
nfr, v ....... . a. . ' . 1 , r. , J . . .
01. l.( 1 1 in, .April , ,-nuuir-aiwu.,
medium grades, combing and clothing, 18?J
22c; light fine, 1417er heavy fine, 12r
HUp: tub washed. iKr)aioi
LONDON, April 21. WOOL A sale of
sheepskins was held In Mincing Lane to
day. The offerings numbered 8,838 bales.
Competition was spirited and prices ruled
higher. Merinos were d higher, fine cross
bred combines d up and medium and
low grades frd higher. Following are
the aalea and prices obtained: New South
Wales, 25 bales, at 3(cid. Victoria. 644
bales, at 3ii9d. South Australia. 134 bales,
at 8B7d. West Australia, 866 bales, at
3tfrr3Ud. Tasmania. 114 bales, at 6t(8d.
New Zealand. 139 bales, at fi(S18d. Punta
Arenas. 638 bales, at 5Sd. Buenos
Ay res, 219 bales, at 67d.
. Cotton Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL, April .21. COTTON Spot,
moderate business done, with prices z points
higher.- American middling fair, 8.22d; good
middling. 8.06d; middling. 7.96d: low mid
dling, 7.86d; good ordinary. 7.76d; ordinary,
7.56d. Future opened steady and closed
quiet. American mifionng, g. -o. c, April,
7.69d: April-May, 7.65d;. May-June, 7.63d;
Jnne-Jiilv. 7 611: July-August. 7.b,a: AU-
arnst-Sentember. 7.33d: Septemher-October.
6 65d; October-November. 6.86d; Jovember.
December, 6.27d: uecenioer-january, f.axi;
January-February. .24d.
ST. LOUIS, April 21..-COTTON Steady;
ni.idllnv 14Uc: sales. 80 bales: receipts.
297 bales; shipments, 109 bales; stock, 12,068
hales
NEW YORK. April 21 COTTON Spot
closed quiet. Middling upland, 14.15c; mid-
dins; rulf. 14.40c: sales, luu Dales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 21 COTTON
Oulet and steady: April. 13.92c. bid: May.
14.02Cgl4.08c; June. 14.22('nl4.24c ; July, 14.45
14.47c; August. 13.6AH13 5lo; September, 12.10
?f'12. lie; tKUoner, ii.omtt'ii.oic: Fiovemner,
1 0c. hid: December. 11.S6fflll.37o. Spot,
firm: sales, 4.70O bales; ordinary, llTic; good
ordinary, las-lhc; low miaanng. iiu-inr;
middling, 14 8-16e; good middling, 14c: mld-
d ina fair. 14'c; receipts, z.zw Dates; sioca,
uo.l.-a Dales.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. April 21. METALS The
Ixindon tin market was 5a higher for spot,
that position closing at 127 7 6d while
futures were unchanged at 126 15. Locally
t n nr.. niilat u , t imrliinirMI at M . La. ,i.
28.12. Copper remained steady and un
changed In the New York market, with
lake quiet at 313.&1S62; electrolytic at
Si3.12W&13 26. and casting at 112.87 Wft 13.12.
In London the market wa lower: spot de
clined Is 2d fn 67 17s 6d and futures were
2s 6d lower at 67 12s 6d. Lead was quiet
locallv at S4.6ndi4.6T. but declined 2s 6d In
Ixindon, where It closed at 12 5a. Speller
was unchanged In both markets. New York.
85.2UCg6.25, and 22 7 6d in the London mar-
Ket. iron ciosea ai oh in masgow inq
at 44s 3d In Mlddlesborough. Locally Iron
Is unchanged: No. 1 northern foundry Is
auoted st 81S.2tVfn8.78; No. 2 northern foun.
dry, 314.75jl6.75; No. 1 southern foundry
nd Ko. 1 aouinern lounary, soil, 14..'J
14 76. ' . ,
ST. ix)L is, April ii.c-iiiis 1 aub ieaa.
firm at 81.C. Spelter, nrm at 8&.10.
Oil and Hosln.
NEW- YORK, April 81. OILS Cotton
seed, easy; prime yellow, 30c Petroleum,
eaav. Turpentine. Quiet; to.ii'flb'4C.
ROSIN uuiet; sirainea. common to gooa,
OIL CITY, Pa., April ,21. OILS Credit
balances. 11.65; certlhcate. no bid: ship
ments, 60.672 bbls.; average, 62,239 bbls.;
rUIII, PI, WW I'll im. , . , , I njt, n,vw liuis. ,
shipment, Lima, 73.499 bbls.; average, 63,740
hhi- runs, Lima, 66,057 bbl. ; average, 62,001
bbia
Cash HegUter Company Falls.
TRENTON. N. J.. April 21-Vlce Chan
cellur Heigen today, on application of R.
7j. Pierce of Ruffalo. appointed Armstrong
Mllford of I'lulnneld, pi. J., temporary re
ceiver of the Ideal Cash Register company
of Eastbound Brook, N. J. Pierce claims
to own 7,385 shares of the company s stock
and says the concern Is indebted to him to
the extent 01 uoo.uvu ana 10 a tsurraio con
cern to an amount exceedlna t.Oo.OOO. A
rule to ahow cause why the receiver should
not be made permanent was mad return
able at Newark on May .
I.e Win Over Mateklns.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn . April 21 Lata
return from th Seventh district of Georala
ur the renosnlnatton of Gordon Lea ot
naiaar mumi v , v , ma vpunviii, u. IV
Hutcnin. '
Congressman Uaaldson Hnsmlaa!a.
OSHKOSH. Wla. April 21. Congressman
Janie H. Davldaon of Oahluiah bju r-
OMDinated by the repubMcaa avlgala
aoiigivaauuuau w.a i. tv. t wuajr.
OMAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattlt Boipti Mor liodrte nd PrioM
Baled Butdr to 8trong.
HOG VARKET ABOUT A SHADE LOWER
More Deslrahle Oraaea of gheea
Unki Commaadea Ahoat Uteadr
Prlees, hat Commoaer Grades
Were Rather Dall.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 21, 194.
Receipts were:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday ..
Ufflolal Wednesday.
Official Thursday ..
4.31K
, 7.2.13
4.343
3.700
l.t10
12.SSJ
lO.uuu
Four davs this week. ..is K9i
Same daya last week.... 22.072
same wees: before
Same three weeks ago..
Same four weeks ago...
Same days lust year...
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table show the reoelDta
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to dats with comparison with
iai year;
lt04. 1903. Inn
Cattle 800.112 296.680 3,4X2
Hogs 753.445 6,9,644 74.801
Sheep 561,959 434.457 127,502
Average prices paid for hogs at South
Omaha for the last several days with com
parisons: Date. I 18O4.19OJ.18O2.1901.1900.1899.18S8.
April
1.
a.
3.
4.
6..
..
7..
I..
I 031
1
( 13
t 07
001
4 93
4 9"
T 2l I BI i 87I
8 841 3
8 41
1 '
8 62 S 7
April
7 I 4 e 00 16 08
April
7 23 6 68 6 981 I 14
7 26 63 8 9 I 80
I 6 63 6 96 i 80
April
April
April
April
SOI
8 65 3 .9
I HI ' I
7 24( 4 Sf
7 2l 63;
7 24
5 6 8 30
8 62
3 79
7
7
I 2
3 644
8 72
3 71
178
a
I 71
8 71
3 67
3 70
3 67
3 61
8 60
3 61
April
3 66
8 61
April
7 26;
7 26
7 21
7 18
7 21
4s
921
S 83
i 88
April
10.
79
I 87
6 91
April 11
6 881
I 36
8 67
8 63
8 61
April 12..
4 87 W
4 83
8 98
04
6 01
t 83
April 13.. I
4 80
6 8ti
6 40
April 14..
April 16..
April 16..
4 88
8 48,
5 461
3 67
3 72
7 16
6 96
4
a
7 07
7 13,
7 14
6 PI
6 86
6 99
6 W
6 92
6 84
April 17..
April 18..
5 65
6 49
3 7!
4 79
4 76
3 68
April 19..
6 96
5 89
6 85!
6 46
3 71
8 75
April 20.
4 81
7 10
8 45
3 63
April 21.
4 Y9
7 10
88
I 6 42 2 77 8 73
Indicates Sunday.
The Official number r,t ,. rf af.u
oruugni in tooay by each road was:
Cattle. Hon Hhun U'r'a
C . M. A St. P. Ry.... 2 2
Wabash 1
Mo. Pac. Rv 1
Union Pacific System 34 85 3
C. A N. W. Ry.. j 1 .. .,
F.. E. A M. V. R. R. 48 M A
C, St. P., M. A O. By. 21 13 2
R. A M. Ry 30 24 10 1
K. C. A Bt. J 1
C B. A Q. Ry 11...
C, R. 1. A P., east.. 4 2
C, R. I. A P., west.. .. 2
Illinois Central 4 1
Chicago Great West.. 2 1
Total receipts 150 136 19
The disposition of the dav s receluta was
as ioiiows, eacn ouyer purchasing the num.
per or neaa inoicaiea
Buyers.
attle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift A Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
564
1.542
mi
2,460
, 584
. 698
,1,121
, 34
3
. 10
, 16
4
4
. 94
. 84
; "22
. IS
8
. 177
2,012
3. 088
3,026
438
Vansant A Co
Lobmnn A Co
McCreary. A Carey
Hamilton A Rothschild.
L. F. Huss
Wolf A Murnan
Hobbick A B
g g
Pa r k er "a" Webb '.!!!"'.'.!!
Carey A Benton
J. B. Root
M. Hagarty A Co
Other buyer
628
475
Total
8,441 . 10.176 4.480
CATTLE There was a good run of cattle
here this morning for a Thursday, but the
receipts were the smallest of the week to
date. Trains were rather slow In arriving,
but the market was active and steady to
strong all around. All the early arrivals
were disposed or in good season.
Beef steers made up the bulk of the offer
ings the, same as has- been the ease all the
week and tbs market . could be quoted
strong on the good, tidy, lightweight cuttle
and steady on the heavy, plain cattle and
the comt.icner kinds of all weights. Trad
ing was active on the more desirable
bunches and not Very brisk on the others.
Still a good clearance was made at a rea
aonablv early hour, with the exception of
some ot tne late arrivals, wnicn aeiayea ine
close to aulte an extent. The prices paid
today for the tidy, lightweight cattle were
fully steady with those In force at the close
of last week and other cattle have also
about regained the decline of the early part
of the week.
The cow market was active and steady to
strong. Lightweights on the heifer order
that were rat and or gooa quality so 1,1
readily at strong prices. Common and
heavy paunchy cows were not much dif
ferent from yesterday. Trading, though,
was fairly active all around, so that prac
tically everything was sold at an early
hour. . . ....... . .
Bulls, veal caives ana stags nia nor snow
much change from jesterday, but they
could s&fely be Quoted fully steady and
fslrly active.
There were only a few dockers and faed-
ers on sale this morning, and owing to the
limited demand from the country this week
not many were wanteo. 000a siurc soia
readily at steady prices, while the common
kinds were auii. nepreaenuauve sates;
BEEF BTJK8,
H
At.
Pr.
No.
At.
IV.
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 to
I so
4 K
4 SB
4 13
4 It
4 11
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 4
4 40
4 47
4 41
4 41
4 60
4 10
4 14
4 I
4 U
4 1",
4 4.1
4 (1
4 40
4 CI
4 46
4 It
4 i
4 41
4 4.1
4 71
4 71
4 71
4 i
t...
, 417
600
.......110
Ml
al
7M
1010
1120
701
Ml
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HOOS Receipts of hegs were not as
eevy as they were yesterday, but other
markets were quoted lower and price eased
off here In sympathy. The) market could
bo quoted weak to 5c lower, or generally
2c lower. The demand seemed to be In
good shape and as a result trading was
fairly active after the first round and the
bulk of the arrivals was disposed of In good
season. The most of the sales went at
34.77WH4.80. with the choicer loads irninr
largely ht 3.82r4.8T. The commoner kinds
sold from $4.-75 down. Inferior hogs were
slow sale this morning, as none of the
pacKers seemed to enre whether they got
any of that kind or not, and as a result
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sansiaciory prices ior mat class of stun.
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SHEEP Rerelnts
Of
sheep
were much
more moderate this mornlna and no nnr
iioumr cnange in tne market took place.
The demand did not seem to be quite as
brisk ss on some days, owing no doubt to
the heavv receinta that arrived the ure-
cedlng daya of this week. Packers, though,
took hold fairly well, and Just about steady
prices were paid for' everything at all de
sirable. 'The cHpb4d yearlings that sold
yesterday for 85.20 brought the same money
this mornlntr and rllnnnd ewe snlil n t
$4.6(j4,7fi. All the deairable grades were
noon out 01 nrst hands, but it was little
late before the common stuff was ail dis
posed of.
Lambs were also a little slow, but about
steady. Clipped lambs sold as high as
35.60 and there were no choice wooled ones
offered. .
Quotations for corn fed slock- ttvut tn
choice lambs, 8S.76J4).26; fair to good Jambs,
3fi.6043S.76; good to choice yearlings, 80.26-3
8.66; fair to good yearlings. 31.0OaS.j6: good
to choice wethers, $5 1 6 0.60; fair to good
wethers. 84.80a6.15: aood to choice ewes.
84.90i35.1lS fair to good ewes, 34.6y&4.90.
Clipped stock sells SOwTDc less than wooied
stoca.
No.
RepreaeutaUvs sales:
Av. Pr.
61 8 TS
.84 4 60
,92 4 78
,81 4 85
.61 4 90
. T9 8 00
,96 8 20
,95 6 20
.86 8 60
.62 4 90
.64 4 90
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.73 6 00
.91 5 00
.117 6 00
.-108 5 00
.. 67 S 78
104 western cull lambs
103 western ewes
843 western clipped sheep and
yearlings
8 western ewes :'
804 western clipped Iambs....
849 western clipped limbs...
846 western1 (lipped wethers.
JOS western-clipped wethers..
123 western ciliiped lambs
103 western clipped iambs....
201 western clipped lambs
229 western clipped ewes
380 western clipped lambs
7at western clipped wethers..
B-i western ewes ,
400 western clipped wethers..
211 western lambs
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET.
Cattlo and Sheep Steady to Weak and
Htkars from 5 to lOa Lower.
CHICAGO. April il. CATTLE Renelnts
7,000 head. Market stesdy to wsak; good
to prime steers. 3a.0fbi6.60: noor to medium
33.80j6.oO: stockers and feeders, $3 00'u4.36;
cows. 81. 75414.40: heifers. 12.44 76: canners.
31. 7502.50; bulls, 32.2E-ic4.10; calve. 32.001
6.10; Texas fed steers. 84.254.80.
HOGS Receipts.- 24.000 head: extlmated
tomorrow, 15.0U0 head. Market oil 10c lower:
close steady: mixed and butchers', tr, (va
6.26; good to choice heavy. $j.l0y.17';
rough heavy. 84.9wf4V0G: light. 84.siKiiS.ua:
bulk of sales,' 86.006.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS RecelutH. 12 .
head. Market steady to weak: lnmbi
steady; good to choice 'wethers. $4.754ro.4i;
fair to cttolce mixed. 83.75.80; western
sheep, $4. 9005.45; native lambs, $4-5:xuv",.50;
western lambs, clipped. 8j.0Ck.).75: western
lambs, wooled, 35.9b2i4.75.
Naw York Lite Stork Market.
NEW TORK. April 21. REEVES Re.
relpts, none: no trading today; market for
a reused neer steady at 6ve per pound
ior native sin4s.
CALVES-rRecelDls. l."80 head: market
slow and barely steady; common to prime
veals sold at 83.50i 00 per 100 pounds; a
few cholue at 8H.4MTH50; 'Ittl calves at
83.00; city . dressed veals, slow at HVySHo
per pouna; lew cnoice si 10c.
HOGS Receipts. 1.638 head; msrket firm
to 5c higher: prims state hogs. 85.86.
8HEEP- AND LAMBS Receipts, 3.177
head; market steady but trade rather slow,
except for choice clipped lambs; a few un
shorn sheep sold at 84.50 per 100 pounds:
common to prime unshorn lamba. $ 76fi
7.6f); common to choice clipped lamba, 86.76
V4.60; dressed muttons, steady gt miiinc
per pound; dressed lambs, 10-ii1?e; dressed
spring iambs at tvi.ouub.oo per carcass.
Kansns City live Stork Market,
KANSAS CITY, April tl. CATTLE Rs-
celDts. 5.000 head. Including 100 southern.
Beef steer market active, all others strong;
export and dreased beef steers, 34.7&tfp52S;
fair to good, 84.tfiih4.oDi western fed steers
$3 kJ-4,7o; stockers and feeders. 83.25434 40;
southern steers, t1.z0491.zv: soumern co
82.75ft3.oO; natlvw cows. I2.0f'i4 26; native
heifers. 83.5o84 00; bulls, $2.Krj3.8j; calves
82.7i.00.
HOGS Receipts, 9.000 head. Mnrket 5c
lower; top. 14 96; bulk of sales. 14 w-trl.so
heavy, 84.oDri4 9n: packers, $4.8o4.90; plg4
and llrhts. $4 ZiH.t2.
SHEEP AND LAMES Receipts. 1 DO)
head. Market etreng; nstlve lambs, 85 5011
.!, : weslavrn. lambs. Vfu.W: fed ewes
84.756.40; yeHrllngs, $0 00(5 6. SO; stockers and
feeders, 3.rxit4.o).
St. Joaeuh I I Btock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April 21 CATTLE Re.
eel nl 87 head. Market atrong to )0o
higher: natives. 33 Vu6 20; cows and helf-
era. 8!.orH 80; stockers gnd feeders, $3.W3
t'o.
HOGS Receipts.' 6177 head. Market a
shade lower: light, $4. r4j4 .",; meJIum and
tieivv. H i, wj (.
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Re einis. - 8 15
bd. Market steady to 10c higher; lambs
86W.
It. Lonls Mt Stock Market.
ST. l.Or'18. April l.-rATTLE-Itrer.ts.
t.OOO head, including Sun Texan. Market
teadv; native sblonlng and eaoort steer
U (KM KO; dreeaed beef rw4 biKcher ' teer
34.0i5.!S: steers under 1 rVO !).. 8i 7042 V10
stockers and feodors, $3. 6084.60; cow and
heifers. ra.SVB4.4P: canners. 12 10fifl0: bulls.
82 8OU4.H0; calves, 84 146 H; Tes and In
dian steers, 83.8Djt; cows and heifer.
(2.Mi8 Ml.
llOOtJ Keceipts, s.w nea.i Maraet fo
lower; pigs and lights. 84 ;kti'4 80; packets.
84 7lvfi6.10; butchers and lx-st heavy, 4U.tiou
8.
SHEEP AND LAMnH-Reorlpts. 80
head. Market strong; native muttons. 84 Si
fin lf; lamba. 88.8r(i4t.on; t'.iils and bucks.
83.7&o.f4.T8; stockers. 32.W4JI.i.
glona City l-e Hock Market.
c t r.t rTr mmr 1. a -.r, 1 i ar,e..irtt Tele
gram ltATTLK -Receipts, 4iK) head; mar
ket steady; beeves, U bio4 &; cowa, bulls
and mlxeti. 82.8iM.OO: tod(ri and feeders.
8! 0O3-4 00; calves and yearlings, 3S.T848.8a
11lKi54 neceipts. iwi neaa; msrsei nunin
6c lower, selling at HSOfeH.So; bulk, tl.To.
Stock In fight.
Following ar the receipts of live stock
for ths six principal western cities yester-
aay:
cat tie.
S.TOO
H"ga. Sheen
South Omaha
Chloagn
1:4. n
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8.IHKI
8.17T
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12.oH
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St. Louis ...
St. Joseph ..
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401)
I.01X
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Totals
18.98? o8.5T7 21.60C
OMAHA WllOI.r1,1! MARKET. '
Condition of Trade ana Qnotatlans on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EOQS Receipts, liberal; market steady;
fresh stock, 15ic.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. Ho: young
roosters, WlOc: old roosters, 60; turkeys,
UtiMo: ducks, 9r; geese, he.
BUTTER Packing stock. holc
to fnnry dairy rolls. 164ltie; separator. a'.V.
FRESH riSH-Trout. 910o; pickerel i
t)6c; pike, 9c; perch. fKVyc: blueflsh. lie;
whltefih. Tjs'lOc; aalmoii. lie; haddooK. 10;
codfish, lie; redsnnpper. 11c: lobs'er, boiled,
per lb., 4oc; smoked Whlteflsh, lie: bull
bead. 11c; cstfish, ISTTHc: black bass, tOc;
hallhut. 10c; crspples. 12c: lierrlng. 4-i
white bass, 13c: bluefins. Sc; smeit. IO1JII0;
finnan hadflles. smoked, 6Hc
OYSTERS New York counts, prr can,
(So; per gal., 82.0C-; extra ""Uot, per cn, 880;
per gal.. I1.7&; standard, per can, :'7c; per
gal . 31301-40.
BRA N Per ton. 418 00.
HAY Prices qnotevl by Omn'ia Wi'o!eral
Dealers' association: Cr-eice No. 1 upUnd.
88.60; No. 2. ft. 00; medium. 37.60; course,
87.00; rye straw. 85.50. These prkVa are for
hay of good 1 olor and quality. Damsad
fair and receipts light.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Navels, choice, all sixes, 32.60
ii2.R; fancy navels, all sixes, 8-.T6-
LKMONS California, fancy, 3 xa 380,
13.50; choice, 240 to 210 sties, 83 o 8 20.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cttilons, 65c;
Imported Smyrta, -crown, 12c; 6-crown,
14c; 7-crown, l&o.
BANANAS Per medium slxed bunch,
2. 00412. jo; Jumbos. t:.75(a4 26.
DATUS-Peiaian, per box of 80 pkg., 82;
per lb, in 60-lb boxes, 6c; Oriental stuffed
dates, per box, 82.40.
COCOANUTS-Per lack. 34.00; ptr do.,
tOv.
rfxvm
APPLES Oregon.. 'ancy reds, per box,
I, .90; New Yotk esport Qreenings, Russets
and Dal lwlna. ft 00.
STRAWBEHF1ES Texas, per 24-qt, cat.
I26; Louisiana, per 24 I1. i-.se. 81.00.
VBOKTA&LI'.S.
POTATOES Colorado, 112o; Dakota, per
bu.. 3110.
NAVY REANS Par bu.. 3126Btio.
CELERY Large California. Mlc. 150. sad
80c.
ONIONS Spanish, per erst. $1.80; Colo
rado red, per lb., 4c
CABBAGE California, per lb., 4o.
TURNIPS vhlte, per bu., 60c; rutabagas,
per lb.. 14c.
CAR3tOTS-Per bu.,- 81 .09.
PARSNIPS Per bu.. tiOc.
BEETS Per bu 75c.
CUCUMBERS Per- dot., Jl.oOJTl.TS.
TOMATOES Florida, per -uaeket oral,
fancy, $.50; choice, 31 00.
RADi8Hli8 Per dos. bunches, UQSBo.
LETTUCE HEADS r'er dos. bunches, Mo
1511.00, top lettuos, per do.. 454fVio
'l XKMifa-ooumern, per aoa., o.
BEETS Southern, per dox.. sflo. .
CARROTS Southern, per dos., 758.
PARSLEY-Southern, per dot. 40846(1.
ONION SETS Pet bu. of 8i Iba allow.
$2.00; white, $2.00.
SPINACH-Per bu., $1.00li. -
BEANS Wax, per bu. box, $3.00; string,
per bu. box. 83.00. -
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
lie: Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c; block:
Swiss, lc; WlsconBiu brick, loo; Wisconsin
llmberger, 13c.
ClDt-R Per bbl., 8G.50; per bbl., 88.23.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 frames, $AtK);
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, $3.00.
MAPLE HUGAR-OUIo. per lb.. 10c.
HWJES No. 1 grettn, 6c; No. i greet), Sc;
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 8 salud, (c; ,Nq 1 veal
calf, $ to 12 lbs., 9i-, No. i veal calif, 1J
to' 15 lbs.. CHc; dry salted bides, 8(ai2o;
sheep pelts, 4(:7c; hursehides, M.Wiii.iO.
Ht)RSKR.VDi8U Per case of a .doitin.
packed, 80c. : , .
NUTS Wslnuls, No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
15c; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 1 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No. i hard shell, per lb., 12o;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, per lb ,
iOc; puanuts, per lb., Ac: rossted peanuts,
per lb., 8c; Chill walnuts, l3U134c; large
lilckorv nuts, per bu., $1.50; Braxlls, per lb.,
11c; tllberts, per lb., 11c; almonds, soft
shell, per lb., 16c: hard shell, lac; sheil
barks, per bu $J,00; black; walnuts, pr
tlU., 81.20.
Sonar and Molasses. '
NEW YORK, April n.-flUQAR Raw.
steady; fair refining, 8 1-lwWJ 8-16c; centrif
ugal, 88 test, 8 8-16c. Molase sugar, 2 18-18
J'274aC
NEW ORLEANS. April 21. SUGAR
Steady; open kettle, 2V(13 8-I60; open kettle
centrifugal, 3mc; centrifugal white, 448
tSc; yellow 3ii4c; seconds, 2it2c.
M 01 .AMtiibH Nominal; open Kettle, viwstc:
centrifugal, 101160. - -
Xrr Goods Market. - -
NEW TORK. Anrll H.-DRT GOODS -
The market has been more sctlve in oertaln
quarters owing to the weakness - of prices
on a few lines. Ths outlook is for a main
tenance of present prices and although th
demand may not continue it is believed to
be Impossible to further shade prices.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds filed for record April 21, as furnished
py ine Mioiana uuaraniee ana trust
company, bunded abstiacter, lf-14 Farnam
Columbian Insurance company to John
n. rtooeris, part or uiol-k 4, I'er
kins' subdlv. of lot 6. Caoitol add . 3 1
Charles A. Tracy and wife to A. W.
Wagner, lot A, block 8, Central
psrk
Mutual Loan and Building associa
tion to George A. Sargent, part of
lot 1. block 0. Lake s add
1,200
Mary O Rourka to John O'Rourke
and Anna L. Williams, swVa e
section 19, and nwu neV and nV,
ne1 nwVi section ?.iV16-18- 1
Wilson Reynolds and wife to Jolm
Todd lot 10. block 6. Waterloo ...... 50
Peter Plcqueur to Mary Kelly, lot 4,
block 22. 1st add. to Corrlgan Place. 1,2"0
George Parks and wife to Mary A.
Dewln, lot 1, block 2, Corrlgan Place 800
Clinton Orcutt to Mary Bosanak, lots
11 and 1, block t, Brown park ...... 1.100
fo) fit, nn
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DEPARTMENT
4K. Y. LIFE ARCATIE.) '
Oar Bond Rale, which hair baan IncUanUl
t oer gabtral tirokrraga lo
STOCKS AND GRAINS
Sara let) ua u asubllab (PKCUL BOND Dl-l-AHTMKNT.
Via owu a4 offar, or wi:l tuy
tOVEHNMtNT I0N0I
RAILROAD BONDS
MUMISI'AIIONDI
and otberHIBM SRAOi SECURITIES
$011 GASH
nnilnets ea b inum at any or aur 141
Braiit'tt Offlraa, and Oollvary niada from Our
geuural ofllras in M inaaapulla throiish aur of
the 174 national ant atata banks wbu-n. arw our
oVpoaltorlaa.
7Joik( Lint Sent on Je'iutl. '
GOE
conissioN co.
Grain Slocks Bonds.
f;r.EH 41, OKPIt K.
N. V. Life Bldgr. - Mlaaravull.
OMAHA UK4MH,
1418 raruana HI. Telrokona 8407.
TIIOS. M. WlUbll K, Cor.
L0VJREY BR0S.&C0
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. .
Grain, Stocks
and Provisions.
Rooru 212, N. T. Life building. 'Plion J.ii.
Social attentloa gtveu tit tc-legiM'h 1 nd
mart oi Jera. UMAiiA.
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