Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIE OafAIIA DAILY DEE; SUNDAY, AntlX 24, 1004.
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4IRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Icnprored Wtathar and Crcp Condition.
P.odio AppTnt Wtaknest,
OPENINGS UKD1R CLOSE OF FRIDAY
'' Agfala Free Seller at Mar
Cera sad la Thoeght to IUti
Abandoned Idea of
f Corar.
OMAHA, April 2S, lMt.
. n,,rket fimt today a rrult
nn- Wrher and nnpro.ed cnul
vions. Tm professional have itcumt bla
i .1 ln " attempt to buil tne mar. e.
S . .V croP damage, being unabie 10 in.e--t
tti country apecuiato.j. o r'.la.y an J
today lone hav been liquids t.ng uiiu s.p
iV or2.' n"v been cumml I., ironi nil
idea Tne result was a ctns.u-rabs veik-
.'10 ,h market an tola to u and
lhe 4y opentd In Ch.ii.go ficm l'fco
to lc weaker than the clcse ot Fr.day and
the July and bepiemter -.e alio oft In
proportion. The maiket rol.lea. now.ver
toward tha cloe. May co. n a. no .opened
cent off and Declined another H cent.
Tha crop ncwi, except irom luuiau and
Ohio, were all tor tfte better and nans
reported to havs Improved greatly
since tha government report. Ti.a In
diana condition came In late In the ses
lon ai .40 and retting worse, and tnla in
fluenced some buying. Armour waa attain
a free teller of May corn and It la thought
ow that he haa gl"n up ail Idea of wont
ing a aqueeta In that future. Tha caah
situation In oata la murh hetiee iki. i.
offset by tha speculative aelling and bear
sentiment, due to prospects of a very large
acresge. Chicago Friday aold aso.OcO busn-
' "i ay price to a snipper, bt.
iouls cold M.OuO No. red wheat at
Ter tha May, and Toledo reported 25.W0
Kl'i&'l l;k,en y millers. uuluth sold
lOfOOO bushels of wheat for export.
Tha range In price of Umaha grain for
future delivery nnd the close today ami
Friday wars -as follows:
Closed
Wheat Pn-High. low. Today. Fify.
May M A M A 11 A t! A H A
u'J II A II A ?tHA 7tV.A 7 A
May H 47 48V, 46H- 'A
A 46 A UA 4rA Aj is
May 87J4 874 87 IT 87,A
July 3v, 3h r,
Sept. . 2iZ 28 fcA iWA
A asked. B bid.
Loeal Cash Grata Market.
Omaha spot wheat market, taking Into
consideration tha shipping rates, was a
little higher than Kansas City, a little lower
than St. Louis and llio sume an Chicago.
Corn sold relatively Ho higher locally than
In Chicago, and while Chicago declined lo
from FrlUny prices umaha went down only
Mc The volume of business, however, wus
not large.
Hecelpts: Wheat 1 car In and 43 cars out;
one week ago, t and cars. Corn i cms
In and 14 cars out; one week ngo, 42 and i
cars. Oats t cars out; one week ago, I cars
In
Representative sales of carlots by sample
on track, Omaha:
Corn No. If, 1 car. 47c; No. S, 1 car, 46Ho.
1 car. 49c: No. 8 white. cars, 480.
WHEAT-No. a hard, 84300; No. 1 hard.
2v4cj No. 4 hard, i2&7u:; No. i spring,
(Mo-Mlo; No. 1 spring, sljto; No. 4 spring,
7ify.6c.
COKN-No. t, 4fltf-4Sc: No. 8, 45H4Hc:
No 4, 43H'B'44Hc; no grade, 443c; No. i
yellow. 4i(i4k;; No. k yellow, 4; n 7c; No.
Jk white, 4i(fl4Sc; No. a white. 48H447C.
OAT8 No. . 8Kf40c; No. 4, muiWc; No.
. wx0M'Ci no. z white, 4iK(Hlc; No. a white.
ISSi"0' 4 whlte' 'Vfcici standard, 40
; Wates franl tb Eusasse uffleaa
Echanga visitors were J. J. Trompert ot
coin.
Morphy, haa arrived with her dauguter
- ....v p , ci,u n.ir icuiiiijr ! now eiay.
Jng at the Madison.
Omaha inspections of grain were 'iO car
ffd: of corn, cars gradeo No. 2, U cars
No. I, cara No. 4. cars no grade, a cars
No, I yallow, s cara No. I whae and 1 car
Oral Markets Elsewhere.
Closing prices of grain today and Friday
uiaiBsw ueineu were as iouowb;
Cloaad .
Today, Friday.
tHti
Wheat
May July
worn
Ml
47U
41
July
KAN SAB CITY
Wheat
3uiy
rnrn
7H
May 43
July
43V
ST LOI!IH
Wheat-
May 884
XHB tiVsB
Corn-
May
July
44HB
ititi
MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat
May July
I9XB lViA
rvVki Mli-i
DULUTH.
Wheat
May July :
8B ....
.. a ti tB
wht- w"
CHICAGO GRAIX ARD PKOVIIIO.N9.
Featwres ( the Tradlaaj ssd Cloalag
Prtcea on Doard ot Trade.
CHICAOO, April 2.-Ideal weather In the
wheat fields today was accompanied with
ft flood of liquidation ln the wheat pit.
causing loeses oi lylHo. Corn Is down a.
Hc. Outs are off a. Provisions closed
unchanged to to higher. The excellont
weather In tha southwest caused an i
Untnely weak opening In wheal, the May
options being down Ht2So at bAa87c.
July waa oft Ho at 43o. Almost
veryone who had any long wheat appeured
to be anxious to sell. Ine greatest unx
L",,,!..a on w?' An 'tort to liquidate
holdings resulted In still further losses,
jsay sold off to V and July to 83Vo. A
tVF '''very waa made. May selling up to
7H0, but thre was another reaction, the
closing being at 7VkW7Sc, a net loss of
1O1H0. Cleurapces of wheat and (lour ware
equal to 17i.fiui bu. Primary receipts Wera
SS7,j0 bu., compared with M,j0 bu. a year
go. Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of H cars, ugalnst 1W last
week and Iso ears vr u
1
oo
Ths slump In wheat and Imi.ra'veH euih.r
conditions caused a weak opening In tha
. ... tu, .ivj vr t tji , k iair ae-
arles, but wes knees of Muy, due to llberul
mansing sales, preventeu any general ad
vance. The market rUtmmA A . -
decline. July opened S.yo to HfiWo
higher at 47Vc. sold between 47o and 4Si,c
tnd cloeed at 474c. May closed at 47Vc.
ooal receipts wera 171 cars, with at of
contrast crude.
There was comparatively firm market In
oats. July ranged between and Stx,
and closed at 31Sii!c. Local receipt
wera 48 cars.
Provisions eaied off some early In the
day, Influenced by the weaknis In grains.
The market closed steady, with Julv pork
unchanged at tli.X. July lard and rib
were ch IKc higher at I nnd a 67H.
reenectlvely.
"Tha leading futures ranged a follows:
Articles.: Opto High. I lt. Cloia. I Tes y.
Wheat
May
SJuly
July
tSept.
SPU
C.Mii
May
July
Sept.
Osis
May
July
Sept.
fork
Msy
July
Lard
May July
Sept.
Ilibs
May
July
Eept
!-7vf
4SiS-
I I
87V K
S3
04j
INIlV84
! ta
fi. Ha
1MJ SI
a,rTs
1 Mil
7w8ui
sTHi
i! 47.
47HO.
47
4W
47
.74fi-.
47H
47 W
7Wfl 74i
47V
26H H
2&'.'. J5'nS(l
la0 8o.
n a
U 20
to
( Tt
12 00 I It 90
U 27H! 12 la
1J 00
13 26
n stij
12 26
67H
r4
00
I SW
so
It
tu.
8 1
1871
-'H itr1 2H
I
22H
I J0 2T,' 3
e
U I 1 8 7V I 7U
Cash ouot.tlons wars aa follows;
TX)1'R Dviv and weak; winter patents
4.7ina4 80; win? - straights. 4 4l4 80; srrina
ritvuts. 24&X ""-ring straights, h.i
10: bakers. 1 2120.
WHEAT lj spring. Tlo; No. 2
pnn, touvr rea. iejvn,o.
v un is ro.ssr m
tnc; No. 2 yellow.
pork, rer bM" 211 S
11 Sill 1 l.
ribs sides (loo-), f. i;'tS.a7l4j. Bhort clear
!) itKxed, MWij75.
' OATfl-No. 2, su-ta.c; No. I white, 248
ilc.
KTE No. t. ks.
BAKU!-ooou feeding, 4J24c; fair to
choice malting, 4Mj:io.
8EEU9 No. 1 nax. 11.00: No. 1 north
western, tl.(s4; rrime timothy, 1J0; clover,
poniracl grade, 110.15.
The following wer the receipts and
shipment of Hour and grain:
Receipt. Shipment".
Flour, bhls U 11 joo
Wheat, bu 36.0f 2&G
Corn, bu 1'lO'fl s -nn
Onts. bu 121,n0 l.r0
He, DU l.n
Barley, bu 42.100 10.W
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market Was steady: creamer v. U'ti23c:
dairy, 13S21C Egg, (Irm, at mark, cae in-
ciuaea, ivbiic. Cheese, steady, r&iuio.
OMAHA IN fOLi.Al,Ii JIAItlvKT.
CondKlon f Trade and Qantntloae on
Staple and Fa tier Produce.
EGGS Kei-elDl I'l.o. I maiket a!ilt".
fresh stock, 16ic; Including cases, lbc.
LlVhi riiL'l.iltl.hi m livc: rooster.
WlOc; turkey, i3ol4c; ducks, kVc; geere, Ho.
uui iMi-mciunf sioi'ic, i.j; enuic
to funcy driry, 16UIBc; eepsralor, 22c.
FRE81I F1BH l.out. BlOc; pickerel,
five; Pike, tu; perch (wftHUc: liuefsi. Ijo;
hllenh. 7filiK-: nlmnn. lie: IvnddocK. 10":
codfish, 12c: red'nspper. He: lobster, boiled.
per id., uc; smoKed wiiiiaiisn, lie; nun
iiesds. lie: catfish. lS'ffltc; black bass, c:
halibut, 10c- crpples. lie; herring. 4He;
white bass. blnenns. ic: smelts, lOOllo;
Bnnsn hnddles, smoked, 60
OYBTEHC New York counts, per an.
c; per ai., 00; extra select, per csn, afio;
per gsi , ti.ti. rmnaaro, per can, zic; per
! , tl tM 4U.
PliAN-rtf ten. V.tOO.
HAY Prlres ounte.! by Omaha Wo'esals
Denlers- asoclstf'n: Chrlce No. t upland.
WS0; No. X '8.00; medium, 27.50; coarse,
27.00; ryo straw, 15 6ft. Tiicao prices are for
hoy of itucd color and quality. Demand
fair and receipts light
TROPICA! FRUITS.
ORANQE& Ne vels, choice, all slstfl, 82.E4
rUi J fancy navels, nil sixes, 12.75.
LEMONS California, tsncy, ID ta ),
23 50; choice. 240 to 270 sixes, t3AS2 2r-.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartons. 66c;
Imported Bmvrra, 2-crown, tie; s-crown,
14c: 7-erown, iRc.
BANANAS Per medium sized bunch,
tf n -U 2.,t,, J il m be.. 1.75(Q3 25.
DATF.a-rers.an, per box of SO pkgs.. 2J;
per lb. In 60-lb boxes, 8c: Oriental stuffed
dotes per box, .4A
COCOANUT8 Per sack, 24.00; psr dos..
iilC.
TRVTTB
APPLES Oregon ancy reds, per box,
21. Mi; New York e::port Greenings, Uussct
ard ItaMwinn. 24. Ou.
STRAW BE KR1ES Texas, per 24-t. oass.
23. 26.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOE8-Coloraao, 2I.S; Dakota, rer
bii 21-20; new Bermuda potatoes, per bbl.,
"NAVY BEANS Per Ivj.. 22.:BJ..
CKUERY Large California, tiuc, 76o. aed
20c .
ONIONS Spanish, per crats 21.10; Ber
muda, per 60-lb. crate, 22.00.
CABBAGE California, per lb., 2a
CCCUMUKKs Per dos., i.R0'i.7S.
TOMATOES Florida, per 4-basket crate,
fsncy, 22-511; choice, 22.00.
RADISHES Per dox. bunches. 354780c.
LETTL'CIfi HEADS rer dox. liunches. too
0(1.00, top lettuce, per dox.. 465fiOc.
TL'RN IPS Southern, per dox., 4bc.
liKKTS Southern, per dox..
CARROTS Southern, per dos., 75e.
PARSLEY Southern, per dox., J04J4&O.
8P1NACH-Per bu, tl.S126.
BEANS Wax, per bu. box, 23.00; string,
per bu. box, 23.00.
MlbCELLANUOUS.
CHEESE WiNconsin twins, full cream.
12c: Wisconsin Young Amcr cu, 18c block
Swlsa, liic; Wisconsin brick, lvc; Wisconsin
llmberger, 13c.
C1DKH Per bbl., 26 50; per H bbl 23.25.
HONEY Nebraska, per 24 trrnaes, 23.00;
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, 2J.UO.
MAPLK SUJAR-Ohlo, per lb., 10c.
HIDES No. 1 green. 6c; No. 2 green, 6c;
calf, 8 to 12 lbs., Vc; No. 2 veal calf, 1J
to 1 lbs., frrs; dry salted hides, 8ui2oi
sncep pens, :a-'e; norsehiaes, 11.602.60.
HuRSEKADliiH Per caea ot 2 doaen,
packed, 80c.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
IXn harit aKatl nr IK 1 J . M , I . k . t. . 1 1
per Id., Uc; No. 2 hard shell, per lb., 120;
pecans, large per lb., 12c; .mall, per lb,
10c; peanuts, por lb,, 4c; roasted peanuts,
per Id., So; Chill walnuts, l0i3c; large
hickory nuts, per bu., 81.60; Brazils, per lb.,
11c; filberts. per lb., lie; almonds, soft
shell, per lb., l,c: hard shell, Ilc; shell
barks, per bu.,. 22.00; black walnuts, per
1U., SX.JD.
NEW YORK GENERAL, MARKET.
notations of the Day ea Varioas
Commodities.
NEW YORK, April 2J FTjOL'R-Reoelpts.
14,646 bbls.; exports, 7,26 bbls. ; weak and
lower to sell; Minnesota patents, 6.00t6.36;
Minnesota bakers, 24.00ft4.36; winter pat
ents, 26.10ig6.60: winter straights, 24 905.1C;
winter extras, 23J6Q4.00; winter low grades,
23.163.80. Rya flour, easy: fair to good,
24.1bU4.25; choice to fancy, 24.36(34.70.
CORNMEAL Steady ; yellow western.
l.u(i1.10; city, tl.10tfl.12; kiln dried, $3.11
RYE Weak; No. t western, 76c, to ar
rive prompt.
BARLEY Dull: feeding, 4o, o. I. f., New
WHEAT Receipts. e.O-.O bu.; sales, 1.100,000
ou., tuiures. epot. wean; Mo. 2 red, tl.ug,
elevator, and ll.04tgl.07, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern, Duluth, JSo, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 hard, Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b.,
afloat. Severe declines as a result of de
cided Improvement In weather and crop
conditions marked operations. Long ac
counts were thrown over and short Inter
ests extended. Ttia close was weak at
V4m net decline. May, gSH&OOc, closed
at 8VHc; July, 88$ 8. a-ltlo, closed at Sc;
September closed at 83 He.
CORN Receipts, l.io bu.; exports, 1.300
bu. Spot, firm; No. 1 northern, nominal,
elevator, and 66Ho, f. o. b., afloat; No. 2
fellbw, 57Hc; ungraded mixed, Wc. Op
Ions opened lower with wheat and met
considerable liquidation, after which there
was a rally on good Chicago support. The
oiose waa weaji ana He net lower. May,
Wj64c. closed at iJlaci July. 6S63ic,
cloned at 63o.
OATS Receipts, 40.600 bu.; exports, 12.240
du. spot, auu; stanaara wnite, 4o'g4ttc;
No. t Vc; No. I while, 4fiftHo; No. J
white, 44i46c.
TALLOW Dull; city ($2 per pkg.), 4"So;
country (pkirB. free). 4T4c.
HAY SteHily; shipping, 6570c; good to
cnoice suvkUwc.
HOl'8 riteudv: state, common to choice
1802 crop. 26ja.c; l)2 crop, lU(tt2ncf yld.
14o ; Pacific coast. 103 crop, t3oc; 19U!
crop, humc; oia, ttoio.
1IIDE3 Steady; Oulveston. 20 to 15 lbs.
18c; California, il to 26 lbs.. 19o; Texas dry,
M to (TO lb., HO,
I.EATHEit Firm: acid. 23026c
RICE yuiet: domestic, fair to extra, 2Mi9
l'o Japan, nominal.
PROVlttlON8-beef
rittlONS-beef, steady; family, 210.00
fi 11.00; mess, 2X04:91)0; beef hams, 20.60
2.00; packet, 2H.0utfl0.00; city extra India
mess, 214 OOftlt.W. Cut meats, dull; pickled
wv.lira, v, . , . , , l.jl nicu tllUUlU,!,)
Pickled hams. 29.tctfl0.00. Lard, oulot:
western steamed, 840; April closed at
26 96. nominal; refined, steady; continent,
17.06; South America, 27 80; compound, 8ti.60D
7.26. Pork, steady! family, 214.60; short
Clear, jn.WMf i.7; mess, Il3.bog14.00.
Bl'TTER Creamery. 144T22WO.
CHEESE yulet; stats full cream, fancy,
September. HuilHo; good to prime. VUd0c
r-uu-t irm; western nrsts, ic.
Wll'l TUV W..U.H At.lnL.. 1,Uj.
fowls. 12c i turkeys, 13c; dressed, steady and
uuciiatigea.
t. totals Grata Frovlaloas.
BT. LOUIS. Anrll t WHR AT lower
No. 1 cash, elevator, 6a; track, 9rri21.G4;
CORN Lower; NV 2, cash, 46c; track,
49V; M'. July. 4iu4!c.
OATH t.tfr. V a t ,. . K j. . T.
tlc; May. 27o; July. 24c; No. 2 white. 4Sc.
LOI'R-Dull and lower; red winter pat
ents, t4.7iMtp4.O0. spe.iul brands ou3jo
higher: extra fancy and straight, $4 41.70;
6EED Timothv. steady. 22.40ff2.tO.
CORNMEAL Stesdv. 22 40.
BRAN Strong; Sacked, east track, 889
liA.Tr5t'djr: lraothy. W OOtJlt.OO; prairie.
IRON COTTON TIE8t:c.
BAOOINO 've.
HKMP TWINE to.
PROVISIONS Pork, hisher: Inhhln.
212 10. Lard., higher) prima steamed, J3i.
Baeon. steady' boxed extra shorts. 27 26;
clear ribs, 87. 87; short clear, I7.12H.
POt'LTKY Quiet i chickens, HxrflOHc;
sprlnas. 83.Mj8 6) per dnn; turkeys, 13J
lc; aurit, lie; geeee, wtjic.
BITTTFH Steady; creamery, 18tT24c;
aairy. ngiiw.
EOGS-rlrra at 104c rase count.
Receipts. Shipment
Flour, bbls too) 5 frio
Wheat, bu f t
Corn, bu 81.0 v no.,
Oata, bu 2a 000 U.i0
I.tvarpaol Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL, April JJ.-WHEAT-Hpot.
dull; No. 1 California. 7s. Future, steady;
Mav, ts4d; July, ts4d; September, nom
inal, CORN Spot. American mixed, new,
steady at 4 2d: American mixed, old,
Sulet at 4sti4jd. Futures, dull; May, 44.1;
uly. 4sSd.
Prorla Grala Market.
PEORIA. April, 23 CORN Lower; No.
2. 4Hc: No. 4. 42iC
WlflfiKY-Oa tLe sasls Of 2112 for da
ubed goods.
SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
aaaaaaaasaaa
Mtiket Oj crl'si tad Dealt Ehow LiUlt
Vgr BD09,
MONEY C0NTINULS TO ACCUMULATt
Pletborlo fallow of Meaey Dees Not
Carry aa laex at Whaleaoaaa
Baslaess Activity Haw
Maallest.
NEW YORK. April 22.-Today s stock
maiact WJs color.es.. Deals were trans
acted at tittle, variance In prices. The en
gagement ot ft.tKM.uw in goid lor shipment
to rail j on Tuesday waa announced and
prooaoiff further shipments on tnat date
weie outlineu. The signature of tns con
tract of ssie of the Panama canal orings
the arrangement of the payments Into tne
ImmeulHie Held of the exenange mirket. it
is evident that In the present condition of the
exchange market golu Is the ctinapt-st lorm
of remittance and It would not cause sur
prise If the total, 240,00u,i4j0, to be paid to
r rench stockholders snouiu go out in gold.
Tha bank statement ahows how money con
tinues io accumulate nere ana explains tM
eay outward movement of gold. Ths
ptethorlo Inflow of monev doe. not earrv
un Index of wholesome business activity
and Is not a lavorabie influence on the
stock market. Ths moderate loan expan-
un inowi inai corporation not issues
have not been made on a large scale this
week. Wall street expects more of these
I'sue, however, and rumor today was
busy with two of ths large railroad cor
porations, one east and one west, whlcn
are expected to b next In ths field with
targe temporary loans. Total sales of
bonds, par value. $1,210,000.
Money on csn and ordinary time loans
re In redundant supply, with very slack
uvmttiiu, wnne rmiroao ana corporation
notes running from one to three years
command a high rate of Interest ln our
own market snd capital Issues In other
lorms are held for lack, of an absorptive
demand.
Ths offer of 237.000.000 of New York eltv
bonds Is more than twice as large ss was
ever before offered at one time. A com-
f illation of the short term corporation notes
psued lnce January 1 In this market re
veals a total of considerably over 2100.000.000.
Motning important is hoped from tne bond
market until the Issuance of securities of
this class Is completed, and their ultimate
funding Is expected to claim the first re
sources of capital offered on favorable
terms, projected war loans) win nave a
similar effect on capital. It m evident also
that war expenditures play a considerable
part In the present redundancy In the
money market. The Inflow of Japanese
gold to our own market la a case In point
and the shipments of gold from New York
to Paris carries the supply to that market.
Russian balances on the Danas or western
Europe have been largely drawn sine the
outbreak of the war and presumably dis
bursed in tne money markets. Anotner
feature of the money markets that is re
ceiving attention Is the growing supply of
new gold, hoth from tha Transvaal and
from Alaska, with tha prospect of a still
further Increase In the rate of production
by supplying labor requirements In the
Rnid.
Steel preferred hss been in Important
svmnatlie'lr Influence on the whole list of
stocks. Railroad framings have continued
to run hnlnw last vear. The sprlnar reduc
tion In the anthracite price schedule has
renilterl In the larsje demand for that prod
uct and tha coalers have been sparing.
The speculation In New York municipal
stocks has had to do with legislative
chances. The losses by the Toronto fire
were not calculnted to stimulate demand
for securities. The Panama canal pay
ments are expected to be an early factor In
the monev and exchange markets. Ths
bond market has been dull and sluggish
and ha conformed to the stock market.
Vnlted States 2s olds and 4s olds have de
clined Sii- and 8 have advanced U and ths
new 4s T on call during the week.
The following were the quotations on the
New Tork 8tock exchange yesterdays
Baiea.Hin.L4w.uioe,
Atohlson
do preferred ,
Baltimore A Ohio....
do preferred
Canadian Paclflo ....
Central of N. J.......
Cheeaps&ke at Ohio..
Chicago 4 Alton
do Dref erred
2,000 73H
S'.SOO 8oU
78
"79
73
80H
800 1174 117 117H
100 160 160 1594
100
100
Chicago G. W
Chloago sc N. W.....
Chi., Mil. Bt. Paul.
do prererred
Chi. Ter. A Trans....
do preferred
C. C. C. A Bt. Li
Colorado Southern...
do 1st preferred
do 2d preferred
Delaware & Hudson.
Del., Lack. A West..
Denver A Rio Or
do preferred
100
600
100
100
600
Erie
2
6i
do 1st preferred....
do 2d preferred
Hocking Valley
do preferred
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do preferred
K. C. Southern
do preferred
Louisville & Nash v..
Manhattan L
Metro. Securities ....
130.
ssess ) 85
18
.... 86
100 108 108 108
tlJO 1424 1424 142
'to ii4 114
47
61V4
Metropolitan St. Ry..
Minneapolis at St. u.
M , 8. P. A S.Sttt. M.
do preferred
Missouri Paclflo
Miss.. Kan. Tex...
do preferred
Nat. R.R. of MX, pf
New York Central.
Norfolk 4 Western..
do preferred
Ontario 4k Western..
Pennsylvania
P.. C, C. A Bt. lu...
Reading
do 1st preferred....
do 2d preferred
Rock Island Co
do preferred
St. U A 8. F. 2d pref
St Louis 8. W
do preferred
Southern Paclflo .....
Southern Railway ...
do preferred
Texas 4 Paclflo
Tol., Bt. U ft West..
do preferred
Union Paclflo
do preferred
Wabash
do preferred
Wheeling A Lake E.
Wisconsin Central....
do preferred..
Adams
American
United States
Wells-Faigo
Amalgamated Cop...
Amer. Car A Foun..
do preferred
Amer. Cotton Oil....
do preferred
Amer. Irs
do preferred
Amer. Linseed Oil....
do preferred
Amer, Locomotive...
do preferred
Amer. Smelt. A Rsf..
ioo 'is
too 17
111
93
03
174
88
17
'28
'58
200
28
'88
116
68
88
BOO
'166
4,7uO
214
n a
117 117
M
46 46
117
700 46
78
806 '224 't3H 2?
ioo '47 '47 47
2H
884
86
1.400
uuo
coo
6U0
It
200 40 40
200
100
19
81
93
127
do prererred 400
Amer. Sugar Ref 200
Anaconda Mln. Co
Brooklyn Rap. Tr.... 10,300
Coloraao r . t 1
Consolidated Gas ....
Corn Produeta
do preferred
Distillers' Sen
Oeneral Electric
International Paper,.
do preferred
International Pump..
do preferred
National Lead
North American
Pacific Mall
People's Giis
Pressed Steel Car....
do preferred
Pullman Palacs Car.
Republic Steel ,. - ...
do preferred
Rubber Goods
do preferred
Tenn. Coal 4k Iron...
U B. Leather
do preferred
TJ. S. Realty
do preferred
V. S. Rubber
do preferred
U. 8. Steel
do preferred
Westlnghotise Eleo ..
Western I'nlon
Nor. Securities
t.200
22 22
I1H4 I644 ia
!!
100
luO
lfli?
'274
t2
10
i
10O
I iS
Hid.
Total sales for ths day, 71.800 shares.
Forelaa Planai'lal.
PARIS, April 22. Trading on the bourse
today opened quiet. Prices strengthened,
Internationals especially. French stock,
cloeed with nn advance on a persistent
nmor that President Loutx't will meet Em.
pror William In Italy. Russian Imperial
4a closed at 115. The private rate of die
totint was S 11-14 per cent; three per cent
rentes. I:f .714c for tha account; exchange
on U'rilon, 26f Uc for checks.
LON'Ih.)N. April 21. The abundance of
money In the market tends to keep discount
rates easy, though they suffsned somewhat
22 II
88 88 88
81
800 18 164 164
171
8,000 145 144 1444
175
SS Sets Se V
se.se 19
7t
100 17 17 17
68
23 234 23 I
166 1W 14
..... 284
20
'ioii 'mi 70
20 26
200 71 71 71
today ln consequence of the Russian loan
rumors. Business on the 8tocs; exchange
Is suffering lrum week-end slackness and
the nearness pf the settlement. Consol
wer fairly steady, though a fraction lower,
owing to exchanging Into the new Indian
loan. American opened Irregular, recov
ered somewhst, became Inanimate and
clored quiet but steady. The amount of
bullion taken Into the Bank cf Englnnd on
bnlnnce today, 31.000.
BERLIN. April 23 Prices on the bourse
todny were Irregular. Domestic govern
ments were stronger. Coal and iron shares
were lower. Exchange on London, 24in
Wpf.
lw York Meaey Market.
NEW YORK. April M MONEY On call,
nominal; no loans Time loans, ay; W
dsys, 2 per cent; 20 days, t per cent! t
months. aVtWJKi percent. .
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-444
PsrTr:RLINO EXCHANGE Slightly hoar
ier, with sctlve business ln bankers' bills at
Hi-Thti 4.8730 for demand and at 2'.8 f
4.8f0 for (Ixty-day bills; posted rate. 84.8H
nd 248j4.IS4 commercial bills, - 84 849
4. Hi. '
SILVER Bar, ⪼ Mexican dollars.
4c
BONDS Govsrnment, steady; railroad,
firm.
The closing quotation cn ponds are ss
follow:
t). t. rf. Is. rg.
to touson
00 , rs
to coupon
t s. 4, rsg. .
So eoupos
to 014 4. rog...
so eoapon
Atrhlson . 4s..
do .4. 4.
Atlsntlo C. L. 4s.
B. 4 O. 4S
to IVt.
Contrsl of 0. to..
.14i M.nS.tt.n . g. 4S..1MH
.MVt Met. Central 4. i
.1044 4s lrl ino II
.1"714 M. St. 1. 4.
.111 iM.. K. 4 T. 4. rSii
.114 io H 7t4
.lOTUj N. It. R. of M. 4 7
.101 14 N. T. O. g. IH. tH
.100 H J. C. I ia
. ). r.clflo 4. 1H
. ts) to 1 7t
.IMS. N. 4 W. . 4. 7'4
. UA O. i. U 4. 4 '... ii
.ltxv. rnn. eonv. IHi 17
. toik ttn.dlns s.s. 4.
60 lrt Ino.
CW 4 ODI t. L. 4 1. M. 0. St .lltH
Cblctio 4 A. IHi... 77 St. C. 4 t. r. f. i: Hl
C, B. 4 q. a. 4. .. St. L. S. W is vt
C. M. 4 S. P. g. 4s.. 104 8Mbor4 A. L. 4s....
C. 4 N. W eon. t..lrH4,9o. 1'iclflo a 0
C, R. I. 4 P. 4s... TSH Hallway U 114
4s osl. I. to iTexti 4 P. 1. lit
CC C. 4 9. L. g. 4a. 141 'T., St. 4 W. 4. MH
Cblr.ro Tor. 4
mf t.nion r.oine . iiq
Con. Toboeoo 4. 49
do eonv. 4. Ma
Colo. 4 80. 4s 45
t. 4 R. O. 4. HVt
Erlo prior lion 4..... m
to goa. 4 17
F. W. A D. C. 1.....104U,
Hoeklns V.I. 4V4S....1S7
L. 4 N. unL tt
uffered.
t' g. Steel Id ...... 71
W.bMh 1. UTS
do dob. B 4
W. A U E. 4o It
Wli. Central 4f 90
Colo. r. 4 I. 0. la.. UVt
Boston Stock notatlons.
BOSTON, April 23. Call loans, 23 per
cent; 11ms loans, inui per cent, umclal
closing ot stock and bonds:
AtckKoa sdl. 4s muj W.Ming. eommon ... Tl
do 4. H Adv.iHuxo 3
Msz. Cntnil 4a U lAlloue. 4
Atchison TlUj Air.ls.m.ted 44 H
do pfd 431 American cino lot.
Bolton 4 Albonjr....l0 Atlantic I
Booton 4 Maine 14Uj Bln(ham Ill
Boston Elevated 1414 C.I. 4 Hfcla 4M
ritchburt pfd 140 Ctntonnt.l 10H
Mrs Contrsl IW Copper H.n.o 4!V
N. T. t. H. 4 H....1M I Daly We.t U
Poro Marquette 71 Dominion Coal 44
mins PaclfH ni rranklla 7
Amer. Argo. Choni... ltf iQr.ncr tI
do pfd tl lisle Royal. T
Amer. Pn,u. Tub... Man. Mlnlns 4
Amor. Sugar 127 Michigan 4
ao pia i Honiffi .1
Amor. T. 4 T If Mi Mont. C. 4 O
Amor. Woolen 10! Old Dominion 124
to pfd Tl Inaeool. 47
Dominion I. 4 i ... Parrot tn
aaiaon bmo. iiiu...,.i3. iuiney , so
Oentral Eloctrlo ....lC7)t Shannon I
Maaa. Bleotrlo tOla Tamarack te
do pfd 7I4 trinity I '4
Maaa. Oia V. 8. Mlnln td'i
Vnlted Fruit K !I7. S. Oil s
t'nltod Ahoo Marh.... 4f H Utah Wti
do pfd itS4 vi-iorls
V. 8. Bteel 10S Winona 44
ao pia woiTorms Tl
Bid.
Isoadoa Stock Market.
IXVNDON, April 23 -aoslng:
Conaols, money
all
N. T. Control...
Norfolk 4 W....
do pfd
Onurlo 4 W....
....11l"4
do .ocount
Aaacond.
AtchLon
do pft
Baltimore '4 Ohio.
Canadian Paclflo ..
C'h. 4 Ohio
Chlcaio Ot. W
C, M. 4 Bt. r...
PeBoera
Don Tar 4 R. 0...
ds pfd ....
Erlo
to lot pfd
do M pfd
Illinois Control ...
Loula. 4 Na.h....
M., K. 4 T
M It
.. IK
.... iV
.... HUSj
....
Pennerlr.nl. ...
.... 40H
.... lOH
.... M4j
i IV, I R.nd Mines
.1101
. 13
. 11
.14114
. It
. am
. i-vj
. t
. 41
1I4V4
.111
Readlns
do liit pfd
to Id pft
Bo. Railway ,
ds pfd ....
Bo. Paclflo ...
Union Pad Be
to pfd ....
U 8. steel...
to pfd ....
W.baah
to pft ....
. . , . n
.... to
.... 174
::::!?,
.... M
.. 17
iin.JJKBar' lJr. H1 Pr ounce,
MONET 1 tier cent
The rate of discount In the atih m,-h.l
fcr short bills, 1 per cent; for thre
uiuimis ouia, iai o-iB per cent.
New York Utntagt Stocks.
NXW TORK, April 28. The followln
I are
tns closing prices on mining stocks
A Cam. Cos 20 iLlttls Chlot
Alice 1 Ontario
Breeoo i Onhlr
Bmniwlck Cos t Phoonlx
ComMook Tuun.l .... V Cnioal
Cos. Cal. 4 Va 171 SaTase
Horn BIlT.r 110 Blerra Nsr.da
Iron SUrer 17. Hmall llonoa
Loodrlllo Con 2 Standard 1
.. t
..400
..SN
.. t
.. l
.. 40
.. 41
.. 11
..Mil
Clearing Iloase Averages.
NEW TORK, April 23.-Tha statement of
averages of the clearing house banks of
this city for the week shows: Lonns.
$1.044, 30,300; Increase. 23,13i,200. Deposits,
2UOS.374,400; Increase, ai2.2&-i,000. Circulation,
235,726.000; Increase, 8410,800. Legal tenders
875.399,800; incrsaae. ti. 56 1.600. Bnecle, Wi,-
ioi.oiiu; increase, ai.ii i.tHn. nesrrve, 1311 .
647.800; Increase, 19.668 100. Reserve) re
quired, 1377, 343.400; Increase, 83.Oi4.Oii0. Bur-
glus, 234.208,700; Increase, 8o,89.lo0. Cnlted
tatea deposits, 8486,206,076; Increase, 86,902,
660. Bank Oeartncs (or tka Week,
OMAHA. April O.-CcmparaUva state
ment of bark clearings for ths week:
1804. 190.
Monday 11,492. Sou. S9 $1,489,016.07
Tuesday 1,351.647.68 1,268,781.97
Wednesday 1,671. 16t.S 1.6&t,3o7.99
Thursday 1,479,181.31 L664,807.9
Friday Holiday
Saturday 1,497,632.71 1,842,721.4s
An Increaae of $179,078.48 over ths corre
sponding week last year.
Raw York Imports and Bxnorta,
' NEW TORK. April 23. Total Imports of
dry gjooda snd general merchandise at this
port tor ths week ending todsy were valued
St 810.832.t60.
Exports of specie from this port for th
week s re 8781, 8x8 silver and Jl. 547. 064 gold.
Imports of specie at this port during the
week wars IIM.084 gold snd 850,227 silver.
Kansas City Oral a and Provisions.
KANSAS C1TT. April 23 WHEAT-May,
7Htt7tfc; July, 73Hc: September, 70f7o4,o;
cnah. No. 2 hard. 84-ii8Gc; No. 8. eC84o; No.
2 red, 81; No. 8, Wtroc; receipts. 47 oars.
CORN May, 44lii,c; July, 42S'ffl2c; caah,
No. 8 mixed. 4SHc; No. 3, 44H(j4CHc; No. I
white, 4oc; Nn. a, 45646a.
OATS-No. 2 white. 40c; No. I mixed, 29Ho,
R YBJ 6?e.
HAY Firm: choice timothy, 100U.OO;
choice prairie. 28 00.
rll'TTER Creamerr, lftffllo; dairy, 170.
EOOS-eiteady: Missouri and Kansas,
coses return ad, lic; cases Included, ltc.
Receipts. Bhipments.
Wheat, bu 27.600 M.400
Corn, bu 84 400
a 4i0
Oat, bu
23,0u6 1,000
Waot Marks.
PO8TON. April 28.-WOOL Pulled goods
quiet, ss sre slso territory wools. Idaho
Fine. 14Wfiri5c: heavy nne, U'lie: hnc
medium, U4fl6lio; medium, 1617c. low me
dlum, 17jjilac. Wyoming Fine. 14Vt16,';
heavy fine. lStjASHc; fine medium, lDiiii'Ho
medium, 18lc; low medium, lsnlsc. Vtah
and Nevada Fine. HhbQISt: heavy fine,
luyl'Hc; nne medium. 15Vil6c; medium,
IKhlOc; low medium, 19tf20c. Dakota Fine.
ItS 16c; fine medium. lflltic: medium, la'oi
19c; low medium. l!tl3Cc. Montana Fins
choice, Uaitc; fine average. 17$ lbc: fine
medium choice. ISfflSc: averne. lfii$17c;
staple, 192Cc: mediu-n choice Hrtltc.
ST. LOUIS. April WOOL Steady;
medium grades, combing snd clothing, 18
feXic; light firm, 14iH74c; heavy flue, 113
14Vc; tub wsshed. rul3ic.
LONDON. April 3. WfOL There Is n
fair Inquiry for wool and crossbred a are
firm. Sheepskins are strong. The arrivals
of wool for the third series of action sales
amount to tsS.999 bales. Including 123,000
forwarded direct to spinners. 1 lis imports
during the week were: New Couth Wales,
i.t.839 bales; Victoria. 1.110 bales; Routh
Australia, 22 bale; Tasmania. 1.441 bales;
New Zealand, 11,114 bah-a; Cape of Oood
Hope and Natal, 648 bales. Ruenos Ay res,
649 holes: elsewhere. 314 bales.
NEW TOMK, April 23 WOOL Steady ;
domestlo fleece. 2'0?-c.
Mllrraokee nrata Market.
MILWAl'KEE. April 23 WHEAT Low
er: No. 1 northern. 914JMC: old July. 84 Ho.
RTE-Steady; No. 1. 7J372HC.
MA RLE Y easier
CORN-Steady; No. 8. 194X61V: July. tr9
47C bid.
rtnlath Grala arket.
DVLTTH. April 22-WHEAT-In store:
No. 1 hard. 90Sc; No. 1 northern, sgt.c: No.
8 northern, 8,c To arrive: No. 1 hard,
80Sc; July. 8c; September, 80'c.
OATS To arrive and on track. tlc.
Taleda Bead Market.
TOLEDO, April 28 -SEEDS-rioverseed.
caah and April, 86 40 bid; October, to 70
askad Prime alslke. W.10: luruat L. w
I bio. rruiie tiaioiuy, i es.
OMAUA LIVE SIOClv MARKET
All Kindt of Oat'lt Strong to a Ll'.tlt
6ilhr Togo, a Week Ago,
HOGS A TRIFLE LOWR FOR THE WEEK
thee Tea to Fifteen Higher for the
Wltk, While Lamb. Ars Oeaer
ally a Qaarter Higher and
la Brisk Ilemaad.
OUTH OMAHA, April 28. IN.
HecefbtS wers: I'.ml. llmi atn.en.
Olliclai Monday 4.0I i.vim H.io.
Olfl-iai Tuesday 7,JJa lb.dlO . M'j
Ultlcial ANednesday 4.J43 1Z.J..3 I.4M
Official Thursday a.2H4 4,411
Offlcittl Friday 2.SH3 8.! 14 1.87.'
umclal Saturday 1K t.177 2,418
Total this week ?!?', tJt 779 SS.lfil
Same days Isst wcek....ij.ia 6a.o71 2l,au7
Bam day week before. .l'.,9,4 34.413 30 161
Same three week ago..k0.777 b7.lit 26. 8:
Bam four week go... .23 .347 86.V'4 4J.7i8
Same days last year.... It. 703 Mi.r.t 4,411
RECEIPTS FOR TUB YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheiD at aouih Omana for
the year 10 data witn comparisons with lout
"ri lSiH. WJ. inc.
Cattle son a, a xoa ta 4 1.411
Hogs ;,&,2.t iOu,..l Ii.oiK
Bheep 5.U.S1I 444 148,.6s
Average price puld lor hogs at bouni
Omaha lor ths last several dajs with com
parisons: Pat. I ltO4.190a.120t.1901.lX).18W. 11898.
April
Arm
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
I "8a
0
t3j
Mi
f Wl
t tu
M
ss
U so
tto
i
tf 9
t k3
a I
6 86
96,
Du
6 96
i,
W,
.
i
t 86
t 85
a 71
a 641 a st
a ti
a ttl
a tat a 7
a tui 3 79
8 64 2 72
4 bbl 8 71
a vt
a on
t (All I OS
T na
T at
m
7 n
1 i5
7 t
7 il
A.!
7 hi
7 tii
7 u
'."I
7 10
7 lui
7 06
7 01
6 li
t 9 6 30
6 6 6 kill
6 9oj 6 3u
6 27
6 01, 1
6 9-l ( 281
Sil 6 to I
a 1 it 3U
mil M,
t 04 6 40
48
01 1
b tM, 6 46,
t 93 6 66
6 Mi 6 is I
6 S'J 6 4o,
6 661 6 4i
I " 4ii
6 80
6 80 6 36
I 0,Hi
001
4
o a
April 10.
April 11.
April 12.
April 12.
April 14,
April 16
April )
April 17.
April 1,
April 19
April 20
At.ru i.
April S3.
April 28.
'I 4 96?.
a 7 a 7i
O OI 4
I 4 u,
I
.1 4 ot.i
2 03
8 01
3 7
8 73
8 72
a os
11
a oi
3 70
a ti
a ti
1 A "ni . :
1 IU
4 7 I
4 Vs,i
t 81
a ao
a ti
a t3
3
a 84
a 74
a -.i
a 75,
on,
a 731
'Indicates Sunday.
The official number f cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
I '.IIU L 1 . . .. U I - .. . . 1
., M. A St. P 4
Missouri i'aclflc , .. 2
Union Pacific system 17 10 .'.
C. A N. W 7
F., Ev A M. V 1 23
11. 4 M is i
C. H 1. P .a.l ,
C R. I. A P., west!!!. .. 1 " "
vnicago ti. vv 1
Total receipts 7 Tl 10 "l
The. disposition of the day's receipt was
as follows, eauh buyer purchasing ins num
ber of head Indicated:
r. . vaiue. log?, eneep.
Omaha Packing Co 14
"'H aim voi.ipany 1478
Cudahy packing Co 8 1 olil "m
Armour A Co... 93 i)0 im
Aimour, tiloux City
Sol Degan 2
Other buyers 78 '.'.'.
TtaI 184 M4t T6
CATTLE About the only cattle on sale
this morning were some Montana huy-fud
cattle. As there has been nothing hero of
lute like them there Is nothing with which
I?,n!!HkLa comparison. The killers sold for
88.65Q3.80, while the feeders brought 3 90
For the week the receipts of cuttle have
been about 8,000 head in excess of the cor
responding week of last year, but as com-
mm mo ult run ot lust week there
in 1 a urcruose 01 aoout i.uuu .head. Consid
ering the? liberal run this week nnd last
the market has heM up In very satisfactory
nisnner.
corn-red steers have made up the bulk
of the receipt all ths week, and while the
mrkei broke to some extent on Monday
and Tuesday the tendency of values has
been upward since .than time and. .cloning
prices are fully lO015cylilgier than the tlrst
of the week or strongtxo a dime higher tl.an
the close of last woek. Handy weight cau
tie of good flesh nnd quality are ln tho
Jrreatest demand, though of course prime
leavy cattle top the market. 6trlctly prime
wti, vlii-, wiuugn occasionally a
bunch arrives good enough to sell around
26. A strictly choice load, though, ought to
sell around 85.25. The bulk of the good to
choice cattle go from 84.80 to to. fair to good
fiom $4 to K-80 and common to fair from
83.60 to 84
Th ow market has followed much tho
same course aa the trade on steers. The
proportion of cow stuff to the total receipts
hns been rather small and each day's offer
ing have been well cared for, even though
buyers did take advantage of the heavy re
ceipts of steer to pound prices down to
some extent. As compared with the close
of last week the desirable grade of handy
weight cow and heifers are around a dime
higher. Common kinds, though do not show
much of any change, the decline of the
early tmrt of the week having hen i i.t
about regained. Good to choice cows and
neiters sre quotable from 23.50 to 84. with
prime light stuff as high os 84-25. fair to
good cows from 32.00 to 83.25 and canners
and cutters from 82 to 22.60.
uooa Duns i.ave sold to better advantage
this week than .hey did last and good fst
bulla sre tisht around a Quarter hleher.
Common tuns, though, are selling In atioui
the same old notches. Oood to choice bulls
are telling largely from 83 to 83.65, with the
ooiogna grades K.N to as. Veal calves are
about stesdy, best grades selling sround
26.60. with an extra choice oneeup to.5.75.
Ths stocker snd feeder market has been
In pretty good shape this week In snlte of
the unfavorable weather. Receipts, though.
nave Deen ugnt ana prices are ir anything
4 little higher than they were a week ago.
As noted above some Montana hay-fed feed
ers sold for 33. 90 today. Oood to choice
frades are quotable from 2.1.75 to 24.16, fair
o good from 23.60 to 13.76 and common to
fair rrom as. bo down. Uepresentntlve sales
STEERS AND COWS.
No Ar. rr.
1 I Ml 10,
COWS.
4 1IM 8 to
HEIFERS.
8 lit 3 74
MONTANA HAT FEEDERS.
tateor 10OT 119 tt steers I ti
t itoers ...sj ivit 8 40 tt ateors Kkt a til
4 fMders IM 8 90
HOGB There wss a moderate run or hogs
here this monalng and th market held
generally steady, with trading aotlve. The
bulk of the sal us went at M M'fji.s:', with
the cholc load from I4.s59u. Th com.
moner kind went from 84.77 down. The
extreme clos of th market was a trifle
weak, but In spit of that fact an early
clearance was made. The quality of the
hog wa hardly a good a usual, snd,
taking that fact into consideration, the
market was In reality stronger.
For th week reoelpta ot hog have been
liberal, there being an Increase over last
week amounting to about k.vo head, and
aa conmared with the same week of lust
year there Is an Increase of about lO.faO
head. Although packers have been rather
bearish and have made an effort to pound
the market, they have been unable to take
oft only 6410c. The low point of the year
to date was reacnea last tueanay, when
tne average was aown 10 44.16. Kepre
sentatlve sales:
Ke. Ar. ... rr. No. At. gh. Tr.
m 144 ... 4 a " n i" 4 It's
104 101 40 4 71 46 Sit ... 4 liV,
44 114 140 4 It 12 221 SO 4 .'
41 t.'4 140 4 74 70 Ill 10 i ).,
Ml 1)4 4 77 It (10 SO 4 -H
44 1I0 ... 4 77 T4 127 ... 4 I2'I '
6 147 ... 4 ITS, 74 123 ... 4 12
1 I'll ... 4 0 74 147 110 4 tlV.
71 311 to 4 4 71 174 160 4
tf. I'D 40 4 M 44 IJT 110 4 !
77 lrl 40 4 W 41 144 ... 4 H'-t
t til 110 40 SE tl 40 4 BZtii
40 110 100 4 40 al 110 40 4 It
II 17 110 4 10 H 114 ... 4 IJS4
41 I0 44 4 10 II. Itl 1 ll!
17 1M ... 4 M 74 i M 4 lav,
41 tH 14 4 M II. tot ... 4 U'
0 101 lit IM 71 244 ... 4 U
70 111 49 4 M 41 Ill 40 4 lit
77 104) lt 4 44 14 Jul too 4 t!'a
tl 114 ... 4 10 17 tat 0 4 12
17 137 ... 4 10 41 171 M 4 U
77 IM ... 4 40 74 S2I ... 4 42
41 Ill ... 4 M M I I 10 4 '
71 til 40 4 10 44 124 110 III.
41 IM M 4 10 14 224 10 at
41 204 ... 4 44 41 117 ... 4 41
17 too 10 4 M 17 270 I 4 M
44 H 900 4 11 II ...134 4 4 4
44 tU 110 4 12 II 11 ... 4 ai
47 lit HI 4 II U til ... 4 1
41 214 ... 4 11 44 161 40 4 IS .
Tl M 4 12 70 104 10 4 U
Tl 1l ... 4 11 II Ml ... 4 17
70 141 W 4 41 II t'l 44 4 17
41 121 40 4 12 41 Ill 12 4 SO
SHEEP There were about ten cars of
sheep snd lambs hers this morning, but
they were practically all lambs. A new
too was put on the market. ( olorado Mt x
lean wooled lambs sailing at 26.66. but tl.oy
were choice. some Nebraska-red lambs
brought 86 26. Tha market could not be
quoted anything but steady and active on
all desirable sradea.
For the week rvcelpts have been very
liberal, for the time of ye;ir, there being
a guin over last week amounting to about
I.Oi head, and as compared with the same
week of laat year there Is an Increase of
about 12.000 head. The demand, though, has
been fully exi'ial to the occasion and an
active snd strong market haa been ex
perienced. A compared with the close of
lust aeek, sheep are generally l.yllc
higher, while lambs are ri.ht around :i
quarter higher. Lambs i,e shown t:i
greatest Improvement, for tiie reason that
they have oen Selling low. as compared
with tho prices pHld for sleep. At the
present time the range of prices Is about
normal.
The bulk of the stock coming foraard
now is clipped snd the quotations below
refer to clipped stock, ex. ept in the c;e
of lambs, where quotations are given for
both clipped unit wnoicd. In giving sales
In the luttire everything will l considered
clipped, except those designated as wooled.
(Quotations for dirped stock: troud to
choice l.i nibs. 8Xtf$. : lair to good lambs,
I4t.'6 0ii; good to choice wcmlcd lanib.
K 4i 6. 65; lair to good w ooled iambs, to 76
U6.25: good to choice yearlings or wethers,
t.v(fl5 -6; lair to good v-arlings or wethers,
84 7i.'c5 00; good to choieo 24.rHf6.0o;
IHir 111 genu inrfl, ea.vi.iw. ivr.rn7iii-
tlv sales:
NO.
6 western cull lambs
t western ew s
19 western wethers
SJi Nebraska wooled lambs.
Av. Pr.
. 64 6 00
ft t 00
88 t 76
64 t 25
4-s Colorado Mexican wooled
lambs
80 t 66
621 t 'olornilo Mevlrun wooled
lambs f7 6 68
l."4 Colorado Mex. wool lamlM.. S7 161
2"0 Colorado Mcx. wool lambs.. M t t6
.T" Colorado Mex. wool lambs.. 86 6 65
8U0 Colorado Mex. wool lambs.. 83 111
CHICAGO LI VIS STOCK. MARKET.
Receipts Shaw Last of Week Dallaess
sat Prices Well Maintained.
CHICAGO. Anrll ?S. CATTLE Receipts.
800 head; market nominal; good to prime
teers, 86.0ei5.j0; poor to medium, 23.80
4.90; stockers and feeders, 83.0W'o"4 36; eows,
1.7&g4.0: heifers. ;2.L'olj4.75; canners, tlW
8 60; bulls, U.0tvu4 10; calves, $2.2r(4j5.6o;
Texss fed steers, it.oi 'QA .75,
lttKia tteceipts, ii.ooo head: estimated
Monday, 43,"); steady to 6c higher; mixed
and butchers, 25. Ou it 5. 20; good to choice
heavy, 8f..h'fi5.7; rough heavy, 24 i"fi5.05;
light, ttmfjo lo; bulk of sales, f5.00efi.lt.
BHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 1.500
head: market steady; good to choice weth
ers, f4.756 25; fair to choice mixed, 83.7Mj
4.60; western sheep, J4.7W5.46; native lambs,
f4 60fc4.9o; western lnmbs. clipped. 25.00
6.90; western lambs, wooled, 2d.iH.(0.75.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 22 CATTLE Re
ceipts ioo nead; market unchanged; export
uia
dreSed beef steers. 4 .Vdf !: fair to
food, 23 9ivi4.;S; a-estern fed steers, K.vj)'
40; stockers and feeders, 3.:6'ci 4.i;
southern steers. f3.7".4.80; southern cows,
j.io'pg.oo: native cows. v. :.t"rj4.ai; nnilve
heifers. 23.60414.50: bulls. 22 6ii.M): clves.
23.006.00. Receitits for week. 31.000 head.
tit us Receipts. 8.000 neau: market
weak; top. t4.K5; bulk. f4.ST('4.95: heavy,
f4fYi4.95; packers, f4R5i49D; pigs and
1 1 . . 1 "f, . f. . n . I . . . . I. . ,
iiaiii", ai.-jt.rv. Ietrii'a 101 ncn, rr,
9n0 head.
SHEEP AND LAM Its Reeelnts. none:
market nominally steady; naifve lambs.
25.6o(i6.40; western lambs, f5.6rn&6.i; fed
ewes, t5.(KWii.4i: yearlings. 85.0(i4i5.40 stock
ers and fccdeis. $j.Oi(5.85. Receipts for
week, 10,900 need.
St. I,n n Is Live Stock Market.
BT. LOnS. April 23-CATTLE-Re-
cflpts. 100 head: no Texans. Market steady;
native shipping nnd export steers. 14 10'if
5 50; dressed beef and butcher stetrs, f4.no
195.25: steers under l.nno lbs.. 84.006.10:
stockers nnd feeders, f3.50fi4.DO; cows and
net fern. f?.ntf4.30; canners, y: lcpz w; mu s,
23.00(84.00; calves, f5.2ii86.0C; Texnns and In
olan steers, f8.50ijf4.7u; coa'S and heifers,
82.60fff3.50.
HOdS Receipts, J.OOO hend. Market was
steady; pigs and lights, j.4.Dcrro.0i; packers,
$4 75.6 10; butchers' and best heavy, IS 064
6.25.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none
Market stendv; native muttons, f4 7TWi75
lambs, f5 25'6.O0; culls snd bucks, 23.; 3.00
stockers, f.txXaS.OO.
St. Joseph Lire 8to?k Market.
ST. JOSEPH, April 23. CATTLE Re-
cclnts. 79 head. Market unehunercri. .
HOGS Receipts, fi. 413 head. Market was
rirnn.v , iigiu, .v.li.iiru, iiirunilll Oliu lietfjr,
f4.9iff4.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, nor.s.
Slonx City Lire Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. April 23. tSpeclnl Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 300 head: mar
ket steady; beeves, f3.504.80; cows, bulls
ana mixed, li .sogi.tio: stockers and feednrs,
f3.00ffi4.00; calves and yearlings. f3.7Tiia3.Wi.
HOGS Receipts, 3,!00 hend; market
strong, selling at M.6a4.90; bulk, f4.7534.85,
Stork la Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock
for tha six principal western cities yester.
aay;
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha If) ' 6,177 2,468
Chicago 800 ll.OOrt J, 500
Kansas City '100 f.Onn
St. Ixiuls 100 2000
St. Joseph ,. 70 3.413
Sioux City 8C0 8 2oO
Totals.
1,009 26,790
8.963
tTotton Market.
NEW TORK, April !. COTTON-Fu-tures
cloned, quiet; April, 13. 65c; Msy,
13.60c; June, 1.1.77c; July, 13.8Sc; August.
18.41c; September, 1S.10C; October, lf.l4n;
November. 11.41c; December, il.SSc: Jan
uary. 11.38c. Spot closed dull: middling
u,.i..,.rt i4Q; middling gulf, ltlGe; aalea,
1,102 bales.
siiv oRLBANS, April n. COTTON
Spot, quiet; sales. 1,050 bales; ordlnnry,
1116-18c; good ordinary, 13lo; middling,
14c; good middling. 14 9-16c; middling fair,
14 15-lc: receipts. S.1H7 bales: sto-k. Jf.537
hales; futures, steady; April, 13.80c; Mav,
13 81 13.82c; July. 14.31(r7'14.c; August, 13.37
if(1340c; September, ll.84QU.8tn; October.
U.2S4Tll.?c: November, ll.lSo bid; Decern
ber. ll.KVrf.ll.13o.
I.lVE.RPO)7. April 23.-COTON-flpot. In
limited demand; prices 8 points lower;
American middling fair, 8.0M; good mid
dling. 7.92d; middling, 7M low middling,
7.72d; good ordinary, 7.82d: ordinary, 7.42d.
Bales, 6,000 bales, including 200 for specu
lation snd export nnd 4.200 American; re
ceipts. 6,000 bales, Including 4,000 American;
futures opened quiet, closed quiet nnd
steady; American middling, a. o. c April,
7 f S I : April nnd May, 7.54d;, Mav snd June,
7.5d; June nnd July, 7.49.1; July and Au
gust. 7.4r,d; August and September, 7.22d:
September find October, 6 56d; November
and Deomber, t.Zld; r-ecember and Janu
ary, S.19d; January and February, 6.18d.
Metal Markets.
NEW TORK, Ajtrll 7J.-METALS There
was little doing in any of the local metal
today, although the 'indertnne ruled gen
erally Arm, with the exception of tin,
where there was a moderate disposition
to sell. Snot tin, trr.OO'-i 2 10. former Lake,
f18.26ffrt3.n2H; electrolvtlc. 818.12HfS1.1 26; cast
ing. fl2 87Hff13.l2. 8plter-f5.20fj6.. Iad,
MtAtites. Iron Quiet nnd firm; nominally
Unchanged.
ST. LOCI3, April 73. MET A.T.B Lead
easier at 24.40. Spelter lower at 15. Oi.
PlillaeVnhla I'rodnee Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April 23. B17TTER
Firm and higher. Exert western cream
er v. 23Uc; extra nearby prints, 25c.'
EOOS Firm, good demand. Fresh nesr
by and fresh southwestern, 18c, at tha
mark; freih western, 18'io at the mark;
fresh southern, 17Vc at tha mark.
CHEESE Quiet but steady. New Tork
full creams, choice to fancy, lOIOHc;
New York full creams, fair to good, OflOc,
Mlneapolls Wheat, Floor aad Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 23. WHEAT
May, 89ic; July, 8 AdJTM'ic; September,
HEAL ESTATE TKAXaKUHS.
Deeds fll'.d for record April 23 as furnlstiod
by the Midland Guarantee and iru.-t
company, bonded ai)ircler, 114 i'"inaui
street, :or The Bte:
Joseph C. Moore and wife to Arthur
II. Goodell, .ot f, Moore's sub $ 200
Otorge K. lai.low and wile to Emma
V. Ucbaack, .vie 11, block 2, llilislda
No. 1 25
Oeorge McCoiubs to J. Kelly lie
Combs, U',? sec. U-lt-12, and oilier
property 1,400
Rebecca K. Lonxcity and husband to
Wlillam urfi J. Kelly McCjmbs, same
property as aboe.
Marble slaving Hank to Carrie K.
Field, part ot lot 10, Axfords, and
part of lot 2. Paulsen's 4.00J
Johan Bajek snd wlfa to John Oodek,
part of lot 0, block 9, Amor Place
extension 280
Thomas Dugdale to James Haxuka,
lot 20. block 7. Brown park 475
Samuel 8. Curtis, mazier In C, to Me
chanics Savings bunk, lots 19 and
20, Windsor Place 2,333
Omaha Kafe Depo,lt and Trust Co. to
Omaha t.'oal, Hay. and Building Sup
ply t o., lot 6. block 1R8 6,0 0
John T. Cathers and wife to Mary A.
B. Howell, block 94. Bt-n-on 2:0
Home Insurance Co. to Dennis Carrol,
lot 1. block 7. and lot Is, block 8,
Poppleton prk 60
John A. Cathers ard wife to S. M
Kcenan part block 64. Benson 00
Addle Wllilama and husbend to Kiy
M. George, part of lot 12. block i,
Plalnview 1,0
Clementine Brown to Fred W. Ad
gale. lot S. block 23, Kountie Place.. 850
Corinne Pclsnsnt to Vletor E. Pols
rant, lot U, block 8, Bedford I'lpc.e,
and other property J
Josephine Humes nnd husband to f'lnr-
ence i'lllbury, lots 8. 4 and 5, block
21. Waterloo 150
Orson Touman snd Clement Youman
to Fred Wttzlg lot 6. block 1 Pot -Ur
V George Co-'g sub r, ta.
8CHP; on track. No. 1 hard. Kc, No. J
northern. 91'. c; No. 2 ricrtlurn. 6V-,
lI.ol"H First luteins ure .iiiotable,
24 iaVvt"': Second pate-its. Sfil; first
Clenrs. M.40,itV.; second clears, 82.911.40.
iKAN-ln bulk. 815 'W6 60.
Dry (loads Market.
ft,,,r -1 , m isn 9 nftft
r. , limn, ii aa. i ' i m'i'c-
The market hss shown few developments
today, and closed with little In the wsy
of rpot demand or for future delivery.
Retsilers sre awaiting warmer weather. In
oruer to move sim n ntrrmi) 111 nunu.
f.ire placing duplliste orders: hence busi
ness with both sgent and Johtier has ben
confined to very conservative channels.
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ttUNK MUtrsY, Prat. Ul I. 0S, V. Pr,
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stlosa trow sat laalvttuls ea IsvermM
Win..
forelss Bichaa tMmglit sat ssK.
Itlar. et Ce4ll lasuaa. avsllabls la sit
ssd' lk verld.
IsUraet pal4 ea Tim Ort I Koalas ( DepMtt.
r.ellMtl.D. mad. prootptir aa eseaas.ls.llr.
sr. r.sst n nrais.4sss,
oxican Standard
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WEEKLY PRICE LISTS
Thar are rKIB) upas requMt.
WE BUT AND SELL ..LL tTOCKt. Oat rr srlesa
Irving K Farrlngton & Co.,
Mrmbar Wall Bt. Mining o4 Stock Eirh.n.
II WALL 8TKKBT, MEW TOHK CITY.
WHY I7T-2 C E N TO TT5 n'"
WILL EQUAL SI.85 WHEAT.
IN ITS EPFECT ON TMB STOCK HARKET.
Band rer tbla lrttsr ubosrlni what alack, to buy to
ma. a th. most mou.jr out ot th. i-.nili.g rlM.
Orilara eaa.;uU4 in all Haled atoosa tor lovastment
or on w.rg.o. fsMl.l sit.utlon glT.s to kiloiug
Invatinan:.. '
Bend for llluatrstet sosk Suoriklng prop rt las ssa
Ci)Ulp01llt ot
crown k:no mines 001
loform.tlon ronramln th1. -..luabl proporty .nt
.11 oiu.r INI.1BVKU SILK K4 diMTtullr runiUhsd.
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euuiilry In M:ro. Rallruad 10. 1..,. a.olualM (ran.
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rrrialil oouir.rtail for car. at lull currying powtr
or roat.
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