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THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: ERIDAY. APRIL 29. 1D04.
LRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
fpai'itOTi Botj with Ja Cora ltd K47
tod Sap'tmbcr 0tv
WHEAT OPENS WEAK, BUT GAINS LATER
Minneapolis Decrease Ottr
Half MlUloa Baskets a rive
Weather rendition
a Rest.
OMAHA. April 2. IX.
' Omaha grain speculators were busy with
the July cum and Uit May and Stpiember
oaia following tne change la from of the
I anon crowd fram bear to bull in the
early oat futures. tHnalia May was tid
up,, r?m to Th Pattens are
till bearlsn In the September, but not
withstanding this the Omaha market ad
vanced. 1 t.er wti no warrant for the
y strength. n the Chicago market, which
tpened at no and rwng-d between c and
to-tc. Merrtam and 'i wamity were bidding
tor three futures.
Omana did not peculate In wheat or
II ay corn, but the July was wanted, and
fro-n 44V? went up to 44c on small oBer
Ings nlcego ripened at ifSc and ranged
from 4!4c to Sc, with the strength Uie
In the session.
Wheat opened weak on the tame rabies
and the rery advantageous weather. Later
It gained some strength on the decrease
of Minneapolis stocks, which went down In
hve days tu.'fO bushel. The professionals
felt tnat all the grains had gone down as
low as they could and tne general senti
ment was (airly bullish. The outside, how
ever, gave no assistance. The weather is
the best the wheat has enjoyed. H. V.
Jones, the Minneapolis authority, save it
is generally admitted the Red rlvr valley
will not finish seeding before Mny IS. This
will be late, but will aliow a crop.
The Minneapolis flour output, with thir
teen Mills rumilng, is estimated for the
week at lsu.Ouu burrela. For last week it
waa 27 barrels more than the week
before. The output was 127. 11S against
lw.&A for la and iS,4H5 for IaO.
The Armours were offering wheat f"T
ale, but it is supposed they were buying
through brokers. It is estimated that for
the klay delivery l.OuO.OHi bufhela of corn
are ready, one firm having 2.nu.v. For
the opening of navigation eO.wiu bushels of
contract corn is on orders at Chicago and
l,'".t bushels of standard oats.
The range In price of Omaha grain for
future delivery and the close today and
Wednesday were as follows:
Open.' High. Low. Today. Wed'y.
. ;
444
. r
. M
. 24
B bid.
81
lb'1
45
364
30
7sA
V'4
444
J7
Sri
24
4R
76 B
414 R VB
4i4B 44B
4" B
S4H
Jo B
37 n
Trhet
May ....
July ....
Corn
May ....
July ....
Oats
May ....
Julv ....
Kept . ..
A asked.
Leeal (ash Grala Market,
The local spot grain market, following
Chicago and the other grain centers, ad
vanced He in corn and 2c In oats. Business,
however, was light. Four cars of corn ou
track sold fur 4ii4c tvo cars of No. 1 yei
luw went at 46V. white corn at 46c and one
ur or No. I white oats at 40c.
Receipts were: Wheat, I cars in and 1
car out; one week ago, 1 and la cars: corn,
1) cars In and 12 cars out; one week ago.
3$ and It cars; oats, 2 cars In and 1 car out;
one week ago. none. In comparison Chicago
received only 4 car of whuat. Is of corn
s' more than Omaha and 3a of oats.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. K3osc; No. I hard.
lllpWc; No. 4 hard. 716Tuc, No. 2 spring,
vw; No. 1 spring. 8l4j!Qc; No. 4 spring,
tltrTSc.
CORN-No. i 4464-; No a, 464V:; No.
4. 42V&44V: no grade, fcVtfSV: No. 2 yel
low, 47VHc; No. 1 yellow, 4Xji47c: No. 2
white, 464 'aSr; No. white, 7.4a4i4c.
OATH No. i, 40t41c; No. S, J,KV: No.
4. T'irc: No. 2 while. fjHlc; No. I white.
K$4uc; No. 4 white, fc43:; standard, tut?
41c.
Ketes fresa tke Eicatifa OtBeee
Exchange visitors were Tom Kirk of Car
roll, la: E. Q. West of Oothenberg and
George W. Conrad of Wood River.
Omaha Inspections of grain were It cars.
Of wheat. 2 care graded No. 1 hard winter
and 2 cars No. 4 hard winter. Of corn, t
csrs graded No. 2, 1 car No. white and 2
ears no grade. Of oats, 1 car graded No. I
white and 1 car No. 4 white.
Grata Markets Elsewkere.
Closing prices of grain today and Wednes
..isy at the markets named were as fallows:
CHICAGO.
Wheat
lay .
July ...
Corn
TSr
Wheat
May ...
July ..
Corn
May ...
July ...
Today. Wed'y.
....s4 r a
.... k4 ta
KANSAS CITT.
Wheat
May ...
July ...
...
July ...
Wheat
May ..
July ...
Wheat
May ..
July ...
Wheat
May ...
July ..
ST. LOUIS.
MINNEAPOLIS.
DVLCTH.
NEW YORK.
4f,
44',
4rp
S-vA
4.-54A
MS
4A
K B
87 A
47 B
14
14
SB
tHA
n,B R B
04 B K-SB
4A KH
CHICAGO GRAIX AD PROVISIONS.
Feat area ef tke Tradlag aad (loslag
Prices ea Bur4 ( Trade.
CHICAGO. April 3. Not withstanding
marked Improver. I In weather condition
a majority of traders today were bul.isn
on the wheat situation, and a very general
demand lorclng prices up jTc for July.
Corn Is off a. shada oats are up lc.
provisions show a loss of to 26 centa
The opening In wneat was barely steady
owing lo the unresponrive return of cb.ea
Ju:y delivery was 4fe loaer at S54V
MV- There was good demand, howevrr,
from the Stan. 'i he ck.ee was strong,
with July at 44ij4Sc- May ranged be
tween na- snd a-c. snd closed at 8V
Clcarsrass at wheat and flour were equal
to U.iAt bu. Primary receipts were liit
bu. compared with 441w bu a )ear ago.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago repored
receipts of 73 cars, sgslnst Uh cars tut
week aud 114 a year ago.
Early in. the day tracer tn the corn pit
were in a quandry owing to the action of
the leading long and In consequence, the
volume of businoes was light. The market
cloeed steady. July opened a shsde loaer
at 4Vx sold up to 4V and cluted at 4c
May rang.-d between 4tc and 4Tc. closing
at 4e'V?. Local receipts were ISu cars, with
27 of contract grade,
Oats were Independently strong on an
active general demand. Julv oprned un
changed to c higher at tTV&ISc, advanced
to SSr. n closed at 3c. Local receipts
were i cars.
Provisions were firm early la the day on
food buying by packers. Later there was
ree selling of May pork by commission
houses, resulting la a reaction throughout
the whole list. The late decline in wheat
end corn was a bear factor. The market
closed easier, with July pork down i'SJ
?Sc. at I12.A July lard was off ic. at K V
JHil were l?4c lower at tewi.
The leading future ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close. I Tes y.
Wheat
May
a July
b July
a Sept.
fiept.
Corn
May July
BepC
"Oate
May
July
8epC
Pork
May July
Lard
May July
Sep I
III be
Msy
July
a pi
I
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U1V
U474,
ir.'v
T V7V
4i
5
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I
C7 V
I
t
It 25 I
12 K4
J USI
T .'4
1 U4
I
rsi
7?4.
87'w;
M4 BSi M
M4 MV 8.V
14: al4a4iw
Sl-S tV
I
4H' 4C,
4ts tMenrS
fc4l '
7s V
I
44;
4JI
4'
S7V.
11 M
12 25
1
11 M
12
1 17H
U 60
74 174 4
: i i u74
i
424
4 in.
4 7 4 70
Ul I 7W
No. I Old. e New.
Cash quotations were as follows
WHEAT Ne 2 sprlrg i7j:; No. t
(-Me; No. 2 red, r-l Do.
CORN-No. t, 4k4w-c; No. J yellow.
146Z4c.
OAT- No. 2. 44y4-'e: No. I white,
444t4fc: No. I white, I-'V
, RYE No t Me.
Pl.OCR Quart but nrtii; a Inter patents.
Ke-Ltu, wtaler Uaiula, Kik, pruig
V
patents Uirt34r.: pring straights. U.-0
4 1". l-kr, . fe23'J
RARLEV iood f-e.1lr.g. -TSVc; fair to
choice malting. i-Jtrjoc.
SEEDS No. 1 fta. Il4; No 1 corth-
-stern. 74; prime tlmothv. KIH;
clover, contract grade. 210 7.
PROVISIONSMes pork, per nhl . gl 10
VIZ la. Lard, per low lh- . t 7TViT.7S
Short ribs sides, (l.wwe ju; short
tisr sides, (boaedi o(&ti.75.
The following were tne receipts and
shipments of rlour and grain:
Receipts. Shipsaeiita.
Dour, hhls ig , n.li
Wheat, bu Ml X.T"i
Corn, bu. , V
Oata. bu se fco 107;40u
Rye. bu am . . . .
Barley, bu 2.A 1.J0
On the Produce ekchange today the butter
market was stesdy. creamery, ltd 3c:
, -'rT' IStjac F.ggs essy. at mark, caaea
Included. lseiV-, Cheese, steady, a
i0V-
SEW YORK (iEIEHAL MARKET
(laetatleae af tke Day aa Varieas
Case tat oaltles.
NEW Tork. April 2 FLOt'R Receipts,
li bbls : et.Krtg. 14.7M bbls. Market
quiet but stesdv Rye flourqulet: Minnesota
patents. tin-wi.Z; winter straights, H ?0
(. Minnesota bakers. 8434t5; win
ter patents, ti l -4 6o, winter extras. $3 363
4 l. winter low grades. S3. 15434. &. Rye
flour, dull: fair to good. M.U4j4.3e; choice to
fancy. U 70.
COKNMEAL Stenily; veilow western.
Il til.l0; city, ll.lo-jjl.L2; kiln dried. 12 it
110
RYE Steady; No. 2 western, 70c, to ar
rive prompt
BARLEY Quiet: feeding. 4c. c. I f.. New
York: malting. &46oc, c. t. f Buffalo.
W HEAT Recelnta. 74.30 bu : market
firm. No. 2 red. l.4: elevator. No. 2 red.
11.04. elevator; No. 2 red, tl tai f. o. b.,
afioat; No. 1 northern Dtiluth, SutiVftc, f. o b.,
afloat. No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominal, f. o.
b. afloat. Options opened Irregular, but
immediately turned strong and were well
supported, closing firm at 44 4c net ad
vance. May. 14fc!ilc, cloeed at lc:
July, W 7-l.7V. closed at WVc: Beptem
br. MV44c. closed at 84c , December,
83fisrxc. closed at fSc.
CORN Receipts, none; eiportn. 17.535 bu.;
pot msrket Arm; No. 1 nomins!. elevator
and yW f O K aftnat- Vft 4 -a 1 ; - .
No. 2 w nite. 5c. Option market "was strong
at first, but yielded to realising and closed
easy at net unchanged to 4c advance
Maylosed at Sac; Jujy, U -l.-, closed at
OATS Receipts. J7.5o bu.: export. 12
74fi bu ; spot market firm: mixed. 26 to :52
pounris, ihQ; natural white. V to 32
pounds. 4fft4c; clipped white. K to 40
pounds. 81j63c.
TALLOW -Steady; city XI per pkg ), 44c;
country 'pkg. freei. 44c.
HAT Steady; shipping, S5fi-79c; good to
choi'e. &4&6c.
HOPS Steady ; state, common o choice
lM crop. 2Va:&c; 1Su2 crop. iSQjgcJ old, 3
14c: Paciflo coast. l"a crop, afi30c; 1j2
crop. 23'&Xbc; old. gl4c.
HIDEt Steady; tialveston. 20 to 25 lb ,
14c; California. 21 to 25 lbs., ISc; Texas dry,
24 to K lbs.. 14c
LEATHER Firm: acid. S!26c.
RICE Quiet: domestic, fair to extra. 2441
V: Japan, nominal.
PROVISIONS Beef, stesdv; familv $9 Sn
filOSO; mess. $ ff-tiaO; beef hams. t'Ji 5"6
2200; packet. 2o.30; city extra India,
mess. 414 j 14 ii Cut niais, duu, plcaieo
bellies. $6.7Sfc7 0; pl''ed shoulders, S";
pickled hams. If Kilo.0n. Lard. dull;
western steamed. 17 .3". refined, firm; con
tinent, r.4ft: South America, 17.76; com
pound. 16 2o43.274. Pork, quiet; famil.
114.50; short clear, S13.5iejlS.0u; mess, 113.75
014 25
BUTTER Strong: fresh creamery, 149
244c; state dairy, common to choice, 144jr
23c.
CHEESE Irregular; state full cream,
large and small, fancy September, 119114c;
good to prime, 4fcl0c.
EGGS Firmer; western storage selec
tions. l4SVc.
POULTRY Alive, weak; western chick
ens. 12c; fowls. 13c; turkevs. 12g"13c.
pressed, weak; western chickens. LViV;
fowls, 134c; Vurkeys. 131c.
St. Lea Is Grala aaa Prevlsleas.
ST. LOCia. April 2.-WHEAT-Highr;
active speculative buying; No. J red. cash,
elevator. I4c: track. Jfcc0tl.M; May, Wc;
July, ri'tfttc; No. 2 hard. 8S91c.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash. 4c; track.
Kte; May. 4c; July. 474h474c
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash. 42c; trsck. 43c;
July. 3sc; September, 214c; No. 2 white,
4BV&4Sr.
FIH'R Steady; red winter patents.
H 754 : special brands. 2("r3oC higher;
extra fancy and straight, t4.4Ati4.70; clear,
U.7V&4 ov.
T1MOTHT Steady: 12 40J4..
CORNMEAL Steady; .4u.
BRAN Slightly lower; sacked east
track Sfc.
HAYe-Dull; timothy, r7.OO&ltO0; prairie,
tS.(10O0.
IRON COTTON TIES (Be
BAGGING 4c
HEMP TWINE 4V:.
PROVISIOXS-Pora, lower: Jobbing,
112.10. Ird. lower; prime team. K.174.
Bacon, stearly: boxed extra shorts I7.S74;
clear riha, r.824: short clear, rJ74.
POULTRY Quiet: chickens. 10c; springs,
l!Kii4r: ducks, lie: geese. ft7c.
BITTER In demand; creamery, 1724c:
datrv. I4rlc.
EGGS Steady at 15V". case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 4.ii0
Wheat, bu 12o 0jv
Com, bu S.ftm S3 -on
Oats, bu 23.0H) 41.000
Kaaaas City Grala ss4 Prevlalaaa.
KANSAS CITY. April 3 WHEAT Mar
KfVc; July. 7344773c: September. 704
7nSc: cash. No. 2 hard. e; No. 3, tS4i87L--No.
2 red. 11.00: No. I. j--.
CORN May, 444c; July. 4JV843S'": Sep
tember, 43c; cash. No. 2 mixed. 4Wri43c;
No. 1 474c; No. I white, 4Atf49c; No. 2,
46V6474C-
OAT8 No. 2 white. 40c; No. ! mixed. f.
HAT Higher: choice timothy, HO.fcuS
11: choice prairie. 12545 50.
RYE No. 2. 44c.
BUTTER Creamery. lS2c: dairv. 17c.
EGGS Lower; Missouri and Kansas,
rases returned. 14c: new No. 2, white wood
cases included. U4C.
Recetres. Shipments
12. 40.8)
.M 40,8O,
I.0LO t.OOO
Wheat, b-j...
Com. bu
Oats, bu
Pkllaaelakta Proaece Market,
PHILADELPHIA. April a -BUTTER
Firm, good demand: extra western cream
err. ISc; nearby prints. Z7c.
EGGS 8teady: fresh nearby ad fresh
southwestern. 174c at mark; fresh western,
17c st mark: fresh southern, 17c at maik
CHEESE Firm; New York full creama.
choice to fancy. I4tri2c: New Tork full
creams, fair to good. 410c.
Mllwaakea Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE. April H. WHEAT Mar
ket lc higher- No. 1 northern, the; No. 2
northern. r44c: old July. tSc.
RYt-F1rmer; No. L 72V-
BARLEY Firm; No. 2, a3c; sample,, 506
.
X)RN-rirmer: No. 1 So&62c; July, 4Sc
bid.
Mlaaeaaalla Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 2. WHEAT May.
l4c; July, 14c: September. lfe4c; on
track. No. 1 hard. 9tc: No. 1 northern,
JSc: No. 2 northern. 14c.
FLOUR Finn- first patents. t4 f5
second patenta M av V: first clear, (3.4a
4j3 ak: second clears t2 fi2 40.
BRAN In bulk. tlS.uuoU 5.
Llveraaol Grala aaa Prevlalaaa.
LIVERPOOL April m.-WHEAT-Spet,
dull; No. 1 California, 7a Futures steady;
May. As 34d: July. 4Sd
CORN Spot. American mixed, new. quiet
at 4a 24d: American mixed, old. steady at
4e 7i. t ut
4 3i
jturea steady; May. 4a 4d; July,
Dalatk Grala Market.
PIMTH, April 2. WHEAT In store.
No. 1 hard. HSc; No. 1 northern. 4c: No.
2 northern. 74c; May. iVc; July, 4c;
September. tl4c.
OATS On track and to arrive. 41e.
Teleae geea Market.
TOLEDO. O. April SR. SEEPS Clover,
cash and April. K40 bid. October. ta.7.
Prime alslke. MU: August. 14.2a bid.
Prime timothy, tl 40: September, tl .46.
Peerta Grala Market.
PEORIA. April 2a.-CORN-Hlgher; No.
2, 6c; No. 4. 4J4l4c.
OIU sa4 Mast a.
NEW TORK. April -OILS Cottonseed,
dull: prime yelWw. ajuc. Petroleum,
weak: refined New York, ta.li; Philadelphia
and Baltimore, f 10, prime. In bulk, IU.M.
Turpentine, steady.
R 'SIN Stead v. '
OIL CITY. Pa April 21. -OILS Credit
ha lance a. II tf. ceruncatae. no bid; ehtp
sneota. B U bbla ; average 42 62 bbia ;
ruia 104 H4 bbls ; averaga. .2.K4 bbla Snip
men ta, Lima. 72.49 tbis ; averse. 4w
bbla ; runs. Lima, i.4U bbla; average, bu -loo
bbia.
Csfllie Market.
NEW YORK. April M -COFFEE The
market for future opened steady at aa ad
vance ef V points Sale were repirtd
of 31.750 bag. Including May at t fcsi tur;
Julv 4 lJii 14c; Abguat. 4 25c- September.
4 4r; - Iiweauber. 4 too 7-e. Maren,
l.)sk cVvt Uui etcad. Maid, (lea a.
.NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Kgrktt Beesniei Accaitoctj to Lirtieti
DrLfti; and Btignnioa.
BROKERS FIM TIME HANGING HEAVILY
Ketblag la tke C arrest ( oadltlaas or
tke Prnirerti that ( I ad are
tke Baylaa af
Stocks.
NEW YORK. April 28 -The lift. ess drift
ing to which the stock market is rrcom
Ing accustomed wss acsln notablv in evi
dence today. The board room a us p'c
ticaily idle during the latter part cf tne
day and broker were drlien to whi:e the
time away with fjch pranks ss brokers
re prone to. With m-ney to le hail on
almost nominal trrns thre is no pressure
on anybody to sell stocks t realne ta-h.
nd no one not forced to do so would at
tempt to market holding In such a nar
row and apathetic market as that cx stlng.
On the other hsnd, there seems to be noth
ing in the current conditions or the pros
pects that tan induce the buying of ytCKks.
In eplte of the abundant (amities to be
had In the way of borrowed monev.
Projected capital issues are knoan to be
large. Including the funding of much of
the temporary note now o-jtstandiiK for
railroad companies Amalgamated Copper,
which sold ex-dlvidend. was lifted r.eariy a
point, and Anaconfla. a controlled com
pany. Jumped 4 points. The weather neas
was favorable to crop procpec t. tut wa.
of little effect on stocks Ther was f.m
further pressure on ln:t?d States Steel
preferred, but the ftook remained at a
fhade above last night.
Bonds were neglected and about s'eadv;
total sales, par value. $2.26.i0. United
StMes bonds were uncharged on call.
The following were the qiiola:i ns vester
day on the New York Stok exchange:
dajea.ii.e" lo v. cium.
d'i.ne. a:t i t .1; b r.s I" r--kers'
bills at U "9 34 .. f ,, demrd snd st
$4 m.v4 rs f. r mv .HV hills: potl
rite M W ar.'l 14 , on.m-rcial biiis. t4 M't
Jl4 M 4
SILVER Raf. Sf.c: Mxl. an dollars. i"V
H Nl'S O-vernmer.t Oajv, railroad
steady.
The closing q-wtitmn en tond are a
follows'
' ' v.rhji-m , ( 4s . 1":.
1" S No, i-emrml 4s 4'1
' -4 i 1 it 1J
!"" nr a St L 4s ...
1J . h a t .....
1 y
I T -4 N
1.- , N
-
if s
, ,
2' li.-j 11.
v. 5,
i' l.v
2,j lvt-s
j.t.
iiij i "
1M Ib'i ,-x
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. l.J.l
. l'JU
bl ,
4.
6 -
MO I-. 1J
7f) MT P'TS
3.J 142-x 144
JO
')
I'M
17'4
1!4
4
5.7' 4 22
Atchison
00 preferreu x-k
BaiUniore a Ohio tn-
ao preierrea ....
Canauian lacinc
v-entrai of N. J
Ches. at uhio
Chicago at Allon .
uu preierieu
Cnivj j
Ctma..o l N. ..
c. m. ac t. r
tl'j ireitiied
C. Term. t Trans
do preieTied
C C ac M. L.
Cukrado tx-utnern
do 1st preierreo.
(! L.leierrtd..
Lei. i ttuuson 2. "i
iei., iaca. .
lenver a R. O...
do prei erred ...
Erie
do 1st preferred
do 2d preferred
Hocking Valley
do preferred
Illinois Central
low Central
do preicrred
K. C Southern
do preierred
Louisville oc Nash
.Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. Street Ry 0i 11J4
Minn, a St. 1
M . St. P. A S. 8. M. . 400 62
uo preferred
Mlasouri Pacific
Mo.. Kan. ox Tex
do preferred
N. R. R. of Mex.. pfd.
New York Central 7)
Norfolk A Western... l.aou
do preferred
Ontario Western
Pennsylvania 23.40U llf'-4
P.. C. C. or St. L
Reading 4.2") 44
ao 1st prererred
do 2d preferred
Rock Island Co
do preferred
St. L. 8. F.. 2d pfd.
St. Louis 8. W
do preferred
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
do preferred
Texas Pacific
Toledo. St, L. A W..
do preferred
Union Pacific
do preferred
Waaash
do preferred
Wheeling A L. E..
Wisconsin Central.
do preferred
Adams Express
American Express
I.'. 8. Express
Wells-Fargo Exp
Amal. Copper 1L4O0
Am. Car A Foundry
do preferred
Am. Cotton OU
do preferred
American Ice
do preferred . 200
Am. Linseed OH
do preferred . .
Am. Locomotive
do preferred
Am. Smelt. & Refln.. !X
do preerred 2
Am. Sugar Refln 7 12S
Anaconda Min Co J.2H) 7
Brooklyn Rapid T.... 4.ini
Colo. Fuel & Iron l'"0
Consolidated Gas ..
Corn Products
do preferred
Distillers' Securities
General Electric t.
International Paper
do preferred
International Pump
do preferred
National Lead 6"0
North American
Paciflo Mall l'TO
People's Gas
Pressed Steel Car l.SuO
do preferred
Pullman Psl. Car
Republic Steel 100
do preferred
Rubber Goods
do preferred
Tenn. Coal aV Iron 300
L 8. Leather
do preferred 500
V. 8. Realty
do preferred VO
V. 8. Rubber l.Wl
do preferred 1.S""
U. 8. Steel 4 V
do preferred 23,i0
Westlnghouse Elec
Western Union
Northern Securities.
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lew Tork Mlalas Stsekt.
,-n. n.rtrv. prn a The foliowln
ine closing prices on mining stock
Adams Cos
AO a
Breeca
Urur.fcWIfa eon
l i'nuim-k TunDel
On I a! It
Horn Silser
iron ss : 1 -r . .
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Foreiga Financial.
BERLIN". April g. Tradine on the
ovulations were
Bourse today was quiet;
Irregular lion shares were strong at
firft. but wtakned later. Exchange on
London. Jra 44 pfg. for checks. Dis
count rats: Short Mil..., i per cent; three
months bills. V per cent.
PARIS. April 2S.-Prl.-es on the Bourse
today were nrrn Kussian imperial 4s
rl.iaed at W .!; 3 per cent rentes, '.'7f 724c
for the atcouni; excharge on London, 'itt
l"c for checks. The weekly statement of
the Bank cf France show. ttie following
changes: Notes in circulation drri.u
4.22. franc-: treasury ai counts current,
ir.creaae t4.2Ti."n francs; gold in hand. In
crease. jr.5iM." francs; bilis discvuntea. In
crease. 2i.w trants. silver In hand, in
crease l.ui fram.
l.i'NDoN. April Much cash was with
drawn irom the market today by the Joint
st... k banks for month-end purposes, but
sufficient remained for immediate needs.
Consols opened fairly steady and hardened
toward the cloee. -Ameri-ans at the open
ing were fe-,tiiree, steady and praclicallv
neglected. They impioved a fraction later
ana cioseri nrm Kamrs eased on profit
taing. The weekly statement of the Bank
of England thaws the following changea:
To:al reserve, decrease, A314.otj; circula
tion, increase. A2T.:i'; bullion, decrease,
HV..21"; other sec urities, decrease. 3 .
""; other deposlta. decrease, 3.K27.0u0; pub
lic aep.wiis. increase, jl.oi.im; note reserve,
decrease. i.j;;2.ej; government securities,
unchanged. The proportion of the banks
reserve to liability this week is 4i 60 per
cent, as compared with 46.7o per cent last
w e k.
Rank Clearings.
OMAHA. April 2S Bank clearings for to
d.y. tl..'4i.21o.o; a decrease of 249,34a. 22 from
the corresponding day last year.
2c) 14 14
49
5M4
T4
494
sr.4
474
S14
S.2"0 24 24
l'JO U4 13-
a
'1 4
17
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264
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6"
'sts
lr.4
6T.4
1,14
5C4
14
'64
97
37
'794
'R7X
144
644
554
Total sales for the day. 173.500 ihares.
6.14
44
14
3s4
sfc4
21 -S
,.4
23
2M
39
K54
9J
14
JS4
1
174
j-jr.
1I
1"3
26
4H
174
704
194
274
2S4
1-4
Ml4
494
1274
3ltv4
i'
161
114
66
4
74
164
24
264
W4
:6
64
42
r
;
27
61
79
64
564
r.4
C4
14
Swiss Steek dsotatlssi.
POSTON. April 28 Call loans.
cent: time loans, J4-44 per cenL
clostlng of stocks and bonds:
Ateataoa adj. 4s 41 Adevnturs
do 4a S4 Alleles
Mas Caatral 4a 44. Amaiffamata4
Atthiaoa 73 Aaiaritaa Zinc
do pi i "Aliaiuie
Boatos A Albany. ..!4 B:iiibam
boatoo a Maine. ...1 Cal A HkIs
FWiatoo EiT:e4 . ... .1414 Ccnterclal
Pit. b burg pl4 14' Cot per Kansa ....
74 Pa!T Wast
iKirlmoa Coal ...
77 FrmnsJla
V' OrsncT
12 Isle Rorala .. ...
71 Mas Mmia ....
M..-tifn
MonaaX
I M.l C A C
U-4 oid 'Himmioa ....
I."1 '-acia
H'a Pariu
ff "a Qulncf ,
nt Scasnoa
11". ! s-Tamara. k
n Triailf
734 I 'ii;d r.wr ...
I l . 6. Msr.11
1 S. Oil
'tsh
virtona
Winona
w'o.teriae
Mas (an'ral
V Y. N H A H
Para Marquana
I'aiaa Patftc
Aaar. Arga. Cb sal
ts pfd
Assar Poaa. Tabs..
Asar. Suaar
da std
Aotae. T A T
Aavsr. Wos,as
do pfd
Daanlnloa L A g . . .
Ediana Eiec. Ilia . .
Oeaeral Elaetnc ...
Haas. KiectrK
do pfd
Maaa Gas
I a ileal Fruit
Vsiled Shaa Mack .
do pfd
V. . !
4- lid
Wtfftti.. camaioa .
Bid. Aaked.
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Loaalea llsek Market.
lyONDON. April . Closing:
Cceaola. sioaay ..
do aoeouat
Altar, a da
AlrbLSva
do p:i
Baltimore A otils
( anadiaa Pa' 'a. .
Chaa. a Ckle
Chicase Gt W ..
C . M. AM. P. .
DeBeare
baava A B O ..
a aid
En
j let p't
do M pfd ....
Illlaaia raatrel ..
Lowia. A Nash
M . K. A T
Ex -dividend.
SILVER-K
M 15-14 N T. Central
U U-ltesfoik w
... 4-e da pfd
"i-aO-CLane A W
... w PennsylTania
... C Rand Mutaa
13 hadln ....
... li! aa 1st pfd
... 14, 1 c id pfA,
...lav's "o. tu;wtr
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11
17S
a
Iks
-s
steady. 2.4d per ounca
mo.mi-241-4 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
foe short bill ta 24 per cent; for three
months bills. 2i-lsu24 per cent.
Sew York Meaey Mavrket.
NEW TORK. April 3 MONET On call
1H4 Pr cent; closing bid. 1 per cent: of
fered at 14 Per rent. Time loans, nominal
aixty and nienty days, i i2 per teat; six
anontha 84 fr cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3bl
(er cent -
oTLKLLN-i EXCHANGE t(d g( U
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Coadltion of Trade ad Qaotatloa
Maple ail Fancy Prod are.
EGGS Receipts, liberal: market 'ady;
fresh stock. Ii4c; including cases, 16c.
LIVE 1 OLLTKT Hen, loc; roosters,
Sul K-; turktys. li-; ducks. 94c; geese. 8c.
BUTTER Packing stock. 12c; choice
to fancy dairy, la-aloe; parator, 22c.
FRESH FISH-Trout. 9jl0c; pickerel. 14
tV6c; pike. &c; perch. S4j64c; biuerisb, lie;
whitenth. 7(0 Par-. Milmou, lie; haddock, lot;
codfish. 12c: redsnapper. 11c; lobster, belied,
per lb.. 40c; smoked whitefish. 11c; bull
tea ds. He; catnsh. 13gl4c; black basa, 20e;
haiibut. 11c; vrappirs. 12c; herring. 44c;
white baas. 13c; blueflns. Sc: aroeits. U9llc;
finnan haddies. smoked. 84c; roe ihad, 7ic;
eh id roe. ;tic: small clscoes. i'le.
OYSTERS New York count, per can,
44c ; per gal., 2.ia; extra aelsct, per can, mo;
per gal.. 1 75. atacaard, per can, 27c; per
gal., tl 2T.I&1 4V.
HKAN 1'er ton. 119.00.
HAY Prices quoteO by Omaha Wholesale
E'ealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland.
1" hi); No. 2. s.00; medium. r.iO; core.
7.0o; rye straw. 15&0. These prices re for
hay of gocd color and quality. Domaad
fair and re.!p-s llght.
TROPICAL FRUIT".
ORANGES Navels, choice, ell sixes, CM
2 2b; fancy r.avela all ies, 12.7S.
LEMONS California, fancy. 3" t lea,
t3 i; choice. 24u to 270 sizes, 13 tov3 2b.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton, (tc;
imported Smyrra, J-crown, lie; s-crown.
14r; 7-crown. loc.
BANANAS Per medium siied bunch,
t2i;i: Jumbos. 2.7i4H36.
DATES Per an. per box of jn pkgs., C;
per lb. in 60-lb boxe. c; Oriental stuffed
dates, per box. 12 41.
COCOANUTS-Per ack, KOO; per do
ioc. FRUITS.
APPLES Oregon -ancy red, per bog.
11. 0; New Tork export Greenings. Kuaaeia
and Bal'iwin. K to.
STRAWBERRIES Texas, par 24-qt. ease,
i3-.it.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado, 41 ; Dakota, per
bu.. tl.-ii; new Bermuda potatoea, per bbL,
V.', early Ohio seed, northern, per bu.,
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. !2.2&e2o.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate. 1.; Ber
muda per 60-lb. crate. 12.00.
CABBAGE California, per lb.. 34e.
CUCUMBERS Per do.. 11.2&'&L6u.
1 OA1A1 oEii Florida, per a-baaaet crat,
iancy. 12.2j, choice. 12. ou.
RADISHES-Pir dox. bunches. &8(0a.
LETTUCE HEADS Per dux. ..unchea, K
(1100, top lettuce, per dox.. 4a4aue.
TL'RNlPo tjoutnei-. 4er Cox , eVx.
BEETS Southern, per dox.. Was.
CARROTS Southern, per dot., 7Se.
PARSLEY Southern. ter dox., aV44ig.
BPINACH-Per bu.. 11 0W31 Jk
BEANS Wei. ii: uo. oox. 13.00; tring.
ler bu. box. 13.00.
ASPARAGUS Per box of one dosen
boxes. 12 50.
GREEN PEPPERS-Per (-basket crte.
12 .n.
Kii PLANT Per dox.. 11.00.
SQUASH Florida summer per dog., 1100
.MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE V wonsin twins, full stream,
lie; JVisocnsin Young America, 12c; block
Swiss, loc, VYiscuuaiu brick, Ijc; Wloonan
limberger, 13c
CILEK Per bbl., ta.aC; per 4 bbL. U.2A.
Utah and Colorado, per 24 f rames, IXwu.
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per ib., 10c.
HIDES No. i green, tc; No. 2 green fcc;
No. 1 aaited. 7c; No 2 salted, 4c; No : veal
calf. 1 to 12 lbs., K4- ; Nu. J veJ csli. It
to la lbc. r-a ; ur salted hides. sa'2e;
sheep pelts. .-;-('. horsetudes, U.jtjiau.
11' 'RafcHALltH Per case of 2 Uuxen,
packed. bOc.
NL IS W alnuts. No. 1 soft shsll. per lb.,
15c; hard hell, per lb., 14c; No. 1 soft aheli.
per Id , 13c; No. 2 hard shell. pr lb., lc;
pecar.a. large, per 10, 12c; mail, per lb,
loc; peanuts, per lb Sc. roasted peanuts,
per lo.. Sc; Chl.l walnuts, 124)U4.; large
hickory nuts, per bu., li.au; Brail. a. per lb.,
lie; tllberis. per lo.. 11c; aimonda, soft
heiL per lb, lie: Lard she.1. ;c. beil
taias, rr bu,, I2.IK1, black, walnut, per
bu.. tt.28.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, April 28. -METALS Tin
declined 2 tVl in the London market, with
s.t closing at A12S1U and futures at
A 125 12s bd. The decline abroad caused a
slightly easier tor.e in the local market,
and spot closed at 127 75 w. Copper waa
iso low er in London, declining 2s Cd to
!!' for spot and !4 7s td for futures.
The local market, while quiet, was steady
r.d hel.1 at recent priies. Lake Is quoted
at 1 13 ST (ill 624: electrolytic at tll.l.'V
12 25, and casting at 112 834 '513.124. I-ad
was unchanged st 4 4.v4i In Nsw Tork
and at Ali is d in London. Spelter ruled
steady but lower locally, at 16 2tja H. It
was also unchanged in London, cl'-wtng
at 22 7s d. Iron cloted at .12 3d In Glas
gow, and at 44 ad in MMdlesborocigh.
Loislly iron is unchanged. No. 1 foundry
nortnern Is quoted at Hi 2115.75; No. jt
foundry northern t ti 4. TaYjii. 25; No. 1
fnundrv southern and No. 1 foundry south
ern aoft at 1:4.2U14 7I.
Wool Market.
BOisTON. AprU 2S -WOOL-Territory
w..ls are well Cleaned up. Pulled
w.kjI are quiet Foreign wool
have shown more activity. Leading quo
tation are: Idaho. l4lEc; heavy fine. 13
fa 13V 1 fine medium, li ic; medium lttf
17c. low raatium 17'oiv Wyoming, 'fine,
144u:ic; l-.uavy hne. i3"jl34c; fine medium.
liii4c; medium. IVaiic. low nted.um 11
trlac. Utah and Nvada. fine, 144Cl4c;
heavy (Ane. Vi-i iitt-; fine medium. 14 u lac,
me. num. lMi'bc: low medium, lg.ns- La
kota. fine I5u'.tc: fine medium. lsl4c;
medium. lS4jic, low medjum. IsJbc. Mon
tana, tioe choice, ls.rtsc. tine averaga 17J
1V-: fine medium choice, llsc; average
IsxilTc; taple. l4Jc; medium choice laj
lc
ST IjOUIS April ?.WOOL-4stedv;
medium grades .s.trbmg and el0tBinj lMt
2-c; l'l.t lijie. 14-1-1:4;, taV au Liajiw
tub weahea, 321
OilADA LIVE STOCK MARKET
CV.tio Eacgipu Argia Lib'nJ and Beef
Itoert fold Lowtr,
HOG MARKET ALSO A LITTLE LOWER
I "'rate Reeelgts of ghee at and
aabs. kat Qaallty A as Ralker
Inferior n4 Market Raled
Steady to st Shade Easier.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 3. 1M.
Receipt were: Cattle, Hoga Sheep.
Official Monday 4 1 -i-jol
Official Tuesday 1.34 1; ; 4..-"
Crhctal Wednesday 7 132 IS. 71 .723
Cfhcisl Thursday 4.4.W 14.37 A1
Four day thi week...22.33 4 473 21
Same day last week....l.174 4o.7 31.71s
Sam day week before. .22 0"! 7.jo 2.Ji7
Same three week ago.. 14 449 12. K 2. 222
Same four weeks ago....l K4 4S.1 24.S;7
Same days last year 17J61 Sl.ts; 11.M0
RECEIPTS tTVR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table how th receipU of
cattle, hogs and sheep st South Omaha for
th year to dai witn comparison with laat
': U1. 1w. Inc.
Cattle J34.7IC J17.04 7.4u3
Hg U7.4I 73iai gf..2a4
heep W7.4TI AM.0M U;.41t
.Averag price paid tur nog at Mouth
Omaha lor tke last vral da wltk om-pariaons:
Dte. I U04. ,1901. ,1M1. 1W1. PJM.llaaA. . 1S4.
AprfJ
April
April
April
April
AprU
April
April
AprU
April 10.
AprU 11.
April 12.
April 11.
April 14.
April 14.
April 14.
April 1
April
April i
April AI
April 11.
April 12.
April a.
April 4.
April it.
April n.
April Z2.
April 3.
1.
I.
.
4.
4 .
4..
T. .
I..
I Ui
4 .
100,!
4 K.U.1
1 4;
4 KS
4 g74l
i 4 (1,
I 4 S4i
I 4 as,
.1 4 as 1
1...I
TSl
4 74 1
4 hlt
4 7s4,
4 814,
4 4l
I
4 7441
471 I
4 744
4 7141
I 2j
S
T 24,
I"1
? 31
4-i
7 1,
7 a,
7 lk
7 t-i'
7 U
7 10;
7 lo:
7 OS,
7 Ul,
7.,
7 04.
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t 41 I 33,
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4 KV, 4 44,
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80
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i 7t, i 32
i 77 4 ,
4 77, 4 3,
'2, 4 44,
I 7
144t 144
1141
1 44i
1 41 S 7
1 4A 1 7t
1 H T
1 44, 1 71
44) 1 71
I 71
1 ex
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1 63, 1 71
1 41
1 47
1 72
a
1 72
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1(2
1 74
1 47
I 41
I 40
1 71, 1 41
I 7S I 4
4 1.1 t .4
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I 3 74.
I 7i
I ni 1 71
1 , 1 14
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1 49; I 77
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t r- a-. r .10 in
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4 17 I a Zl rn I M
4 I 1 ... '.nu t as
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I T14 I 40 11 I : 4 l
4. ...1MT I in ! nit 4
t an I r. 4 .i
1 ja f :-. 41 . ... -a 1 it
1 Ui : Ml 4 li
CULLS
1 1V t 1 It Ml I 4f
l ti I n 1 itso 1 an
1 ta is 1 i.t 1 40
1 1JS0 I V 1 4'4 V.
1 144 si i ist : .-t
1 ira 1 .-s 1 ;- s
1 1TM I J- 1 ssa 4i
CALVF.f,
1 re I r t i"s I B
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1 44 4 I l.'i t
1 i 4 n 4 . . wt 1 ts
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 . 4-e i. 4 art 1 a
t 114 I 14 1 Tt I 74
1 ft I 4 7SJ Ti
4 4TS I 4P 1 :1 I r.
1 411 : s .... 11 1 .-
4T 44S IV) 4 1
4 I 4 2 U t
t n 1 ti
krt weak: stfvke-s slow snd lower; hets.
jt; ,.. -", huils e-d mixed II' !-.
s'nrk.rs at . I '-irs. ti.nl sn. rulvts sni
rerlltga. 12.77r3 7i.
HiKlS-Kt c. ii-ts HtVti bes.i. market (vefOi
Icwcr. seilit.g at t-t jji4 73. bj a. 1.4A
C RIC4CO 114 K Tt( K HiKKI T
rattle eieady lo l.atsser. Ilnaa latrtr,
nilCAtin Aptll 2. 4.TTLE Recetpts
'. hesJ: mark't ste.1v to -wer: g.l
to nrirrt" steers, ti !'.' . poor to medium
H4; sto. krs sn.l feeders. IT. r04 4.' -''
a. ll.t4.W: helf-rs 1. 3vl4 7R; rsnne
I'. J '4f2.ii, hi. lis. t;is.i4i : calves. 12iscr
175: Texas f.d steers. Hil!4Sn.
1 not,! Receipts. i.r head, rstlmstet
I tomorrow, la head: market Siil V lowet :
Mnuicatea Sunday.
AD MARKETS
The official number of cars of stock
orought in today by each road was:
. Cattle. Uogs. 8hrp. H see.
C . M. tc St. P. Ry.... 2 14 ..
Hfcbaan 2 1
Missouri Pacific Ry.. I 1
U. P. System 44 14 t 2
C. A N. W. Ry
F. E & M. V. R. R,. 73 hS 2
C, St. P., M. ax O.. 61 is
B. or M. Ry 40 si I
-'., B. A V(. Ry 1 4
C. R. 1. A P., et.... I 1
C, K. I. A P.. weat... 4 1
Illlnoi Central 2
Chicago Ureal W 2
ToUl receipts 240 1W 14 2
The disposition of th day' receipt waa
a follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co .
Swift and Company 1.272
Cudahy Packing Co 9t2
Armour A Co 1.104
Armour 4k Co., Sioux City ..
Van Bant A Co.
Carey A Benton
Lobman A Co
W. 1. Stephen
Hill A Son
Huston A Co.
L. F. Husx
Wolf A Murnan
Hobblck A B
H. Rothchild
Halsiead
Parker Webb
S. A S. Co
J. R. Root A Co
Hagerty
Other liuye.'g
73
14
12
U
42
4
6
121
1
41
242
lis
178
4S7
2if3 7i
2 .i 1.71
4.3t6 1.6-.7
4.42H 7-3
142
410
Total 1.710 14. W3 1K7
CATTLE There ma another liberal rum
Of cattle here thi morning and for a Thurs
day other point were also well supplied.
Packer did not take hold with mucn life
they have of late owing no doubt to the
fact that they already have about all the
cattle they need for the present. Trading
waa alow all the morning, with the tendency
of prices downward.
Corn-fed steers still continue to make up
the bulk of the offerings. Buyer were slow
about starting out this morning and were
very Indifferent after they did go to the
yard. The market waa generally 66 loc
lower than yesterday, the least decline be
ing on the handy, tidy cattle of good qual
ity. Heavy cattle, unless strictly choice,
and the commoner grade of all weights
were generally a dime lower and slow sale
at the decline. Owing to the large number
on sale It was late In the day before any
thing like a clearance waa made.
The cow market did not suffer quite aa
badly a steers. There were not very many
ort sale and the better grade of light
weight cow and heifers sold at not far
from steady price. The lea desirable
grade, though, were a little lower. The
fact that shippers took hold quite freely of
the better grade of butcher stock helped
out the market .n that claa to a consid
erable extent.
Bull sold at about steady price. It will
be noticed that bull have been selling to
better advantage thin week than for some
time past, the choicer grade now elllng up
to 13.75 and occasionally a high a 14 is
paid. Veal calve are now coming In very
freely, but price at thi point have held
about steady.
Stocker and feeders were again In light
supply and anything at all decent sold at
practically steady price. Common stuff
was rather neglected, with price weak.
Representative sales :
BEaT BTEER24.
Ma A. rr Ka. As r.
1 till 14 11 1IC4 4 44
J UO I 4 IT U14 4 44
I tew 1 Ti a mi 4 44
1 T I T4 (1 144T 4 44
1 117 t tt 4 12 4 44
t tt 4 04 1 1174 4 4
I UT 4 4 M ltH 4 4
tl 4 at 14 ltut 4 44
4 11U 4 14 1 11M 4 44
II ill ill 1 ItaW 4 4
I lis 4 14 4 137 4 M
II 101 4 14 14 11M 4 4S
14 171 4 li II 1411 4 fcl
II ITi 4 li 44 ism 4 41
i M0 4 II 1. Il',4 4 a
K ITT 4 II W UH 4 41
1C ITS IK 11 lit 4 44
II 1141 4 t li Il l 4 44
11 Ml 4 fl 1UI 4 4S
1 1144 4 K II UK 4 44
CI Ml IX :i 121 4 41
4 1S0 4 13 17M 4 at
it 11TT 4 to 17 ' ll.i 4 10
tc 1(1 4 M . 1W2 4 M
it im 4 t irt 4 w
4 12 4 It) II lltl 4 M
11 I'd 4 21 1 1I' 4 M
114 4 S tl ..121 4
1 1t 4 ISO 4 M
14 1144 4 S II Ull 4 M
I. Ml 4 la 1M1 4 44
II 114 4 ti 11 11W 4 tl
it 141 4 m 1171 4 M
27 lust 4 14 -7 ltU 4 44
11 la 4 15 14 1 4 4a
1 14:1 4 1K4 4 K
17 li4 4 M 31 list 4 44
K llitt 4 le " 1.-4 4 la
15 liM 4 M 14 1411 4 M
t" ll'-l 4 M f 1142 4 4S
r 12S4 4 M 11U 4 M
t 1044 4 14 40 us) 4 44
1C llll 4 M 14 liM 4 4
li i:u 4 M 11 4 VI
104i I M ' 1144 4 4
11 i:7l 4 A m 4 4h
7 1221 4 3 t Itsl 4 ai
11 life 4 14 1221 4 14
14 mi 4 ti 20 in 4 14
11 11J4 4 41 24 jiji 4 M
12 Ill IS
STEERS AND COWS.
it mil 14 m 4 aj
avi 1 u it nu 4 M
if 1114 4 2S a iri 4
14 4 11 1124 4 41
II ts 4 11 1141 4 4
STEERS ANT HEIFERS.
I 12 I M It ,... i14 4 8
14 W.t U4i 4 44
COWS.
1 72 1 I 1 ut I M
C 1 4 lus II
1 m t tt 1 live 1 u
t IK 1041 I 44
1 I I i 17 nu I 4
I....' tax I W list I 40
1 IM li U 1121 I M
1 114S 44 1 Ill I 44
1 IMS I Ti 1 U14 I 44
1 last I TI 1 last I 44
1 Ull I Tt 1 124 J I 44
1 W I 11 I Sal I 14
1 M IM I Ual I Tl
I ISS I IS t UM I II
1 Ili I 2 li l.M I It
1 124 I 24 li Ml I 74
2 I'i I Zi Ull t Tl
I li I tl It US 1 74
1 1 I ls4 I M
1 H I 1M 1 M
1 122 4 24 Jlul 1
1. 10JI I M I 114 I 14
1 ISM I M I ISM I M
I IBM I M li 1141 I s
1 1.J4 I 44 t 1M4 I IS.
4 I 1 14a 4
II 4 I 4a 121 4 a
1 I M U M IN
17 24
t: i
HOGS There were over 30 cr of hogs
reported thi morning, and Chicago, well
as other points, also had libenu receipts,
ao that prices eased off again. The market
here opened 24Uc lower than yt-sterdsy s
general market, or about a nickel lower
than yesterday' best time. The fact son
became apparent that peckers had liberal
orders 10 nil and trading became more
brisk, with price stronger. At th close
of the market about half of the early ite
ciln had Deen regained. The earlv sale
were mostly at I . and 44 724. while the
later ones were at 14 724 nd 14 7i. The
choicer load wld largely from 14 .0 to 14 W
and a prime bunch 01 heavy hogs brougnt
14 rti. The common and hght stuff sold
from 14 To down, owing to tne activity of
the mrkt after buyer and sellers finally
got together, an early clearance sat mad
In spite of the heavy receipt. Representa
tive tales:
N. As. Ek. rr No At. ta
ll Ul . 4 45 1 rw
fl 147 " 4 44 4, . a
42 ill .. 4 at 44 ;t
It 171 40 4 41 si .-44 M
M 11 .. 4 47 ei :s
46 IM .. 4 47 41 Jil
1 Ill .. t 174 M Jil I)
71 IM M t 14 .4 .ai. 4
M 17 40 4 47'a 7i 2tj
tS 104 140 4 47t an jr
74 Ill M 4 t7 44 lit
72 li 1.-0 4 47V, Ml -.'
J It 17 M 4 4:4 17 lJi
Tf tzt 4 4 47- 44 .14 :rn
10 IM M 4 47i, 4. r:
M lit 12 4 14 44 .244 iu
7C 314 .. 4 it U M
7 141 .. 4 7 71 Ill
75 IM .. 4 II 44 231 s,
44 Ill M 4 7 II 411 44
M 4 14 4? 1.(1
B 4 .. 4 Tl 77 ill
77 IN 44 4 T It ;. 144
M IU IM IN M -Jt a"
M Ml SO 4 74 II r t 44
4" 2v 1411 4 7 71 J41 40
u lit . 4 74 11 ;k m
71 !ll . 4 il 17 U 144
11 lit IM 4 71 Tl 1T SO
10 .. 4 71 V 1:4 40
il 220 .. 4 54 77 2:4
44 Ill 44 4 74 14
" IM 70 4 71 74 1U
4- 21 40 4 70 M t;; tea)
n 27 44 4 74 4. 2SJ
42 1M M 4 7 74 US 44
1 M7 .4 71 4f 142 I-
44 124 140 4 71 77 Ui 10
' 2-'7 M 4 71 47 r r
i 4 4 14 14 IM
44 2-.'l J 4 14 K JOI ..
2il . I 74 it ;2 ..
21 2M 12 4 7 4v 242 jj
M 2AI M 4 71 71 1X2 44
tl J7 M 4 II 7J 7 141
247 .. 4 71 74 -to
H 2 .. I 74 12 49
21 tit M 4 70 17 !2
44 221 10 I II 44 24
7 Zll M 4 14 44 t
71 141 .. 4 7iS 41 7 M
10 40 4 72., 17 4,
tl Is a 4 724 f 71
' 17t 4 72., t Mi
" i IM 4 4 ;s4 :m
t4 .. 4 72-, 74 mi
2 M 4 1J VI t
.rat M 4 72a 17 141 .
.. I 721, 17 145
M 4 72, : ,a
0 4 Tli, " t41
0 4 T.'-, 7(' 244 M
IM 4 12 17 M
.. 4 72a, tli H
M 4 T2 II 2M
.. 4 71", W til
.. 4 12 -a 17 Ill ..
. . 4 721, l IM 111
M 4 72', 47. .. .. Il (t
.. 4 7:w 277
IM 4 71W Ml
1 724 70 Ttt 4)
4 72 to 70 lai
IM 4 1, 44 KM
IN 4 71 Tl tf
IM 4 72 10 2tf
la a T,
tUfaawP There waa a small
eneep ana la tn OS In slcht thfa n.Ar,.ln,
and while the market here wa ratner un
even, prices as a rule held about steady.
The fact that the quality of ihe ctTerlngs
was rather Inferior helped to make th
market look uneven, a a gene-al thing
good tuff could be quoted acUve and
steady, with the common and Inferior
grade a little neglected nd weak. Clipped
lamb old a high as and c:.pped
wether sold up to 25.10.
With the exception of some of the com
moner kind a good clearance wag made At
a reasonably early tour.
Quotations for clipped i-tock: Good to
cholc lambs, 15i.Mii.o0: fi.r to good Umb.
E Z?01 to eholc s o-led lambs;
McJ,4b: fair to good wooled .aniba, K 71
-i1?0 ! cno'ce yearling or wether,
fa 0f6 J; fair to good yearUngs or wethers,
14. .bSifc; ,ood to choice ewe. M-TS&uO'
fair to good ewe. 14.6094.7. Representa
tive sale:
7ft western evil 74
" "taitern cull lamba ...
1 wmtem bjck
1 western buck
1 western cull wethers .
1 western twea
284 western wethers
-4 western wethers
20 western iamb
244 western lamb
US lam by ewe, per head
3 western cull ewe ....
1 western cull ewes ....
22 western ewe
24 we tern cull lambs ...
4 western ewes
M warar -
H Mexican cull ewes' and lamba 6t
a weatern cuu lamb su
60 western cull wes 1,1
42 western ewes $j
tl western cull lambs j
i western cull spring lambs... 20
10 western buck 1-1
4 snirrB DUCI ,
4 western buck
4 wiern bucks
141 western cull lamb
SSJ western wethers and ewe.
17 western ewes
6S Western twit
17 western iamb
2T4 western lamb
123 weatern ewe Y.".'
2f5 weatern lamb
14 a tarn ewe
24 western wether
4 asatern wooied lamb
1 western wooled lamb ..
12wetrn spring lamb
1 western spring lamb
60 western ewes
mixed and btitrrter. 14 &: g'v.J
choice heat). 4'Vii5fV;; rough heavr. 14 74
fits'; llnht. 14 7i4!A: bulk of a, lea. tl si
J4 !sS
SHEEP AND I AM Bit-Receipt, lo.atai
head market steadv to strong: lambs,
wesk: ec-'l to choice wetter-a 147i'ifSs,
fair to rh 'Ice mixed. I3 7tn4 7i. clipped
western larr.hs It 10. wooled western
lami'S. tj n4t7 00
ew York live Stock. Market..
I NEW YORK. April 21-BEEVE-R-
reipts. none: feeding. steady, cable.
stea.i : no t vports.
CALVES Receipt.". 137 head; market
nnlct srd stead; ; fair tea. sold at
per l.H lbs
Hi His Receipt. i.Mc head; pone on sale:
msrket steadv.
SHEEP AND LA MPS-Receipts. 4 TH
head; niaxket for sheep steadv; for lambs,
dull snd I'fUISc lower, clipped sheep soM
I 14 &iu4."v few clipped wether. IS ;
ordinary to t hok-e rllrid Ismhs, gis)
145: clipi .1 culls. 1424. Virginia spring
lambs, 14 7S ir head
.t
tn
Mi
Ill
141
lit
roo
221
240
Ml
141
271
111
17
Pi.
4 724
4 72',
4 71
4 71-a
4 7J'
1"
4 ..l-s
4 7j ,
4 72 4
4 7;
4 77S
4 7..,
4 1:,
4 s
4 77 ,
I 72W
4 ,1S
4 ;i,
4 7:s
4
4 7:4
4 i:s
4 724
4 7a ,
4 7:'
4 7; 'a
4 7:s
4 774
4 724
4 72',
4 7!,
4 72',
4 724
4 71 ,
4 7.",
4 Tf4
4 724
4 714
4 7.-4
4 71,
4 7t
4 71
4 TS
4 75
4 75
4 74
4 71
4 71
I 71
4 71
4 71
4 71
4 71
4 74
4 74
4 7t
4 71
4 7
4 71
4 74
4 74
4 7i
4 Tt
Tl
4 774
T7S
. Tit,
4 77',
4 W
4 aa
a 4
4 4
4 124
4 ti
sujply of
4
1
0
M
tl
M
10a
, Tl
13
M
80
M
44
M
, 140
1T1
140
6
76
M
M
4
67
M
41
1"J
110
13o
M
el
H
lr.
71
4 uu
4 01
4 60
4 7S
4 75
t 06
6 30
6 424
6 76
2 60
I 76
a 25
1 60
76
t 76
1 75
4 40
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 25
4 26
4 36
4 2i
4 40
4 60
4 60
4 45
4 7i
6 10
6 25
6 25
6 21
6 75
4 60
60
7 00
co
6 ut)
ft. Lost Live Stork Market.
BT. LOUIS. April 2J CATTLE Re
eelpt. Zaoo head. Including 600 TeTani;
riSt' lore.""U. . low; tor Texan.
fJr anr? fnlPP'i nd export. 14 U
t. jS.aa?'"'4 bf nd butcher teer,
i.l?' tr under 1.000 pounds. 14.00
6 00; stocker and feeders. 13atj4 60; rows
and heifers 13 6tS44 60: onner. t.M'2 60'
bulls. 12 kt74.l0; calvea. U.ji : Texa
wU'e'iitir c ubv- comt
HOOS Receipt. I GOO hed: market tc
t.'VIi "nd l,fct- rialK; pcker.
7i.0t; butchers and bet heavy: 14 w
ili 05.
SHEEP AND LA MB 8 Receipts, V
head; market steady: native mutt. ins. 14 50
iS 75; lambs. 15 2TtrT.(s; cull and bucks
13 7583. 0u; stocker. tfJJl uu.
Maaaas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. April M -CATTLE Re
ceipt. 70u0 head, including So southerns:
market for Mocker and feeders, strong
other, ttilftr lower: export and dressed
beef steers. 14.mS24: fslr to good. !
4 60; weatern fed steers. 13Kso74.&; stocker
nd feeders. 13 2si'0: outhrrn steer
BT6.a4.2S; southern eows. 12 a&ol.S'i; native
cows, t tn I; native heifer. 12 Sovj4u0'
bulls. 2.ttr-a.t0; calves 12 TVffl 76. 1
HtsLfit Kecelpts. 13 ls) head, market 6c
bulk of salea U"S-4 tu;
packer. Haotj4c. pig
lower; top. 14 24;
heavy. 14 &iv4 --4,
and lis-hta. li 424.
nt,tr ami
LAVIRfl Ravealnta Mat
nea, market strong; nstive lamb. 15 27
170: western lamb. Mi&i7l: fed ewe.
14.604340: yearling 16.tgsag.ij0; stocker
nd feeders. 14 601 4 60.
tt. Josepk Lies Mock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Ar!l 3 -CATTLE-Receipt.
2.10 head; markat teady to ic
lower: native, t3.75-o4 20. cow and heif
er tlf440; (lockers and feedera 11 uO
4. IS.
HuOS-Receipt. 129 head market weak
to c lower: llaht. 14 4Saj-4 10; medium and
heavy. 14.7064 Hi.
SHEEP AND LAMBfl-Recelpts, 1457
head: market Ssjluc lcaer: lamb. K.7S;
we, li.au.
loam tltg ll Sleek Market.
SIOCX CITY April 3-f Special Tele
graxn ) CATTLE Rectipi. hai, tvaj--
taek la fgbf.
Following are the receipts of live s'ock;
for the six prlncljal western cltle ycator.
day:
S-iuth Omaha ....
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Iui
St Joseph
Sioux City
Totals
Cattle. Ho". Sheep.
. MX 14 is AJPt
..SUM JW rso lo."")
.7. '40 1.1 tint 2.0J4)
. .. i.') 6 t4
.. a1 I ("I l.laW
.. 3,0 Li"1 ....
22.S04 71Am r2.0"l
Cattost Market.
LIVERPOOL. April " '""OTTON Spot,
in fair demand: prices i.rrha'igt-d to 1
fstlnts higher; American mi.ldllng fair. I'led;
good middling. 7. SHd; middling, 7 7V1; low
middling. 7td; good ordinary. T.."4d; ordi
nary. 7 34d. Ful tires opened steady and
closed e.Tsy; American middling, g "0. c,
April. 7 01; April find May. 7.4M; Mar and
June, 7 42.1: June and July. 7i7i; Julv and
August. 7.34.1; August nd September.'7.il :
September nd O tober, 4 41d. October and
Novejuler. 6 14,1 ; November nd December,
4 07d: December and January, 4x0ud; Janu
ary nnd Februarv. 4 Old
NEW ORLEANS. April 2g .-TYVrn")N
Futures dull and stfldv: M.iy. 13Slil32c:
August. l?iNai3 21c; Spteniter, 11 6i7ll 71c;
iVtoivr, ll.lKftll 19s-: November. 71.(A ll.'sVc:
December. 11 (Prill i4c. Spot. quit and easy;
sales, s60 hales; crrtinary, 11 ll-'t-; g.ntd or
dinary. 11c; low rcl'l'llipg. irV: niul.lllng.
14c; good middling. 144c; mil l tng. 14 11 ltic;
receipts. 1..V15 bales: st. k. :"67. -."4 hale.
8T. Ill'IS. April :'S COITON Steadv
nnd unchanged; middling. l-4c: sales. 30
hales; receipts, none; fiii-ments. none;
stock. 12.114 bale.
NEW YOHK. April "OTTON Spot
chatt-d dull; iilddling upi.tnds. 1.1. Sic; mid
dling gulf. 14. loc; sales. 2. "is) bales.
Evaporatetl Ipstlea aad Dried Frail.
NEW YORK. April JS. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market Is quiet : common sr
quoted at 4164c: prime, 44iSc; choice.
44ii4-; fanrv, 7i74c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRI'ITS-Prunes
sre barelv stesdy. with quotations ranging
from 3c to 6Sc. according to grade. Apri
cots show no change; choice are quoted at
4G10c: extra choice. l4104c: fancy, 11
t13c. Peaches remain tjulet but steadv;
choice are uuoted at 7Vtt74c; extra ehofcot
7tjsc; fancy. 4il0gL
Imr t4 Melasses.
NEW TORK. April SS.-laAR Raw.
firm; fair refining. J3-ltVQ3 7 t2c; rentHfiigal.
K test. 3 11-l.t 23 32c. Molasses stigsr.
2 lVlt)t72 Sl-lDc. Refined 'toady; crushed,
6 4fic: powdered. 4 ffc; trranulsted. 4.75c.
NEW ORLEANS, April 28 SCOAR
Steady: open kettle. !ri3 3-lc: open ket
tle, centrifugal. Sj3So: centrtftiaal wMte.
44ti44c: yellows, 34ti4c; seemds. ry934e.
MOLA8SES4 Nominal; rfrn kettle. 2u
2Slc: centrifugal. lOtflac Byrup, nominal at
Dry Costsla Market.
NEW TORK, AprU li DRY 4TOODS
Trie wvather sgaln tu wrevenrM aw
ctlt-e business ;n dry goods. The .eluc
tlon in certsin grades of blenched goods
hss ben ' i.tt omental In causing bnsinee
with 'oca. .t-nbers. as Indicated by the re
ti rn to l-ac cn fruits I
RIAL IT STATE TRA8FER.
Deetfs fled for record April a, lJOt, as fur
nished by the Midland Ojarantee arid
Trjst company, bonded abstracter, 1614
t am am treet, for The Bes:
Joe Siampfl and wife to rhel If.
Wiicox. trt .f lot 1. hlock 6. Pot
ter A Cobb's 2d additk.r. 1
8. Jenn'-e Ingrahan and husband to
George D. Jones, lot 11. block 13.
South Omaha 7)
Mary E. Pridenbecker and husband to
Oeorg D. Jones, lot 12, block 13.
South Omaha . 44)
Johanna Fran lis Johnion to Juliuf A.
Boeder, part of lot 1, block O, Ui
addition .
Her.ry Schoenen to Charles J Gross
man, lot 14 In Mul'er A Bluinlts ad
dition ; us)
Almlra C. Millard to Arthur Redgalck.
lot 4. 1. 1 and 7, block 1. Moea' sub
division Selina Llssner to Anthouv F. Ourih,
part lot 14. block 0. South Cnvahn.. 234
South Omaha I-and company to Paul
Oussak. part of lot 1. block 7.0. 8out!i
Oma ha JiJ
The Walnut Hill Savings and Invest
ment company to the 8. D. Mercer
company, lot 1. black S3, Vumut
Hill 1
Michael Tight to Alonso W. Dart,
part lot 4. block V. Shinn's addition.. K4
J. T. Hillquest and wife to Hilda
Swar.Bon. part of lot 10 and 11.
block 7. Drake's addition T1
E. A. Benson to Chester W. Stein,
lot I and 11 block 11, JUrlgg Place,
and other property 1
Gerhard S. Benawa and wife to VI a r
rsret Rats, lot 26. Ujck 11, Omaha
View adiltlon 60S
Lancaster Saving bank to Joseph En
glish, lot 7. block 1. Ralph Pla ".... 1.400
Josephine English to Mi Mary Hahn.
lot 7. blocg 1. Ralph Place 1.S09
Astoria Homestead company to Mabel
M. Beeeon. part of . lot 4. tloek 14.
Highland Place L1T0
Ellen Hathaway et gl to Patrick and
Mary E&. part cf lt 1 and 1.
block A.. Credit FonHer L
Mattie M. Nolen to Clara McCardel.
lot 6. Mock 1. Exchange Place. South
Omaha I,)
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