Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: WEDNESDAY, APRIL ft. 190..
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Election Clows All bnv ' Thr Grain
Markets and Stop. Biiim.
NEBRASKA CORN DOtS NOT WOVE NOW
rr Mayer Heady
lo Take Ufrlr,, Megnrn
Ira nt Brill. h Marketa
ITonr Prlrea l)rrr,
th . k. ,,MA"A. April 4. v.
fit t hi.ag h-ars t!,st the Nebraska
, 1 i V i;.itr Minneapolis s'.vk
-.-.k The cars durin, Marc'i er.TM
w a day ,n that i..rk.t. much niTrethin
art I be pr,r.i. mnv of tl V trider
a! ! P""1:ftin :he dhnnw for
.'Vrl-',5.c!',TlK,JJ,4V clin of ,
find bud Pesth w, uncharged Prid
e reel shows i decrease p, world- in .1
. . the po crop of wheat aie said to hold
the wm- iK,,itiun regarding the Ur
market that they last (.r Aev wit!
take a good l..t of wheat' without rer.rd
troy will leave b.rgle ver ,lirfen.
.1- price in the southwest re-d decline
b i li'-,e rrv.-'e to stari a ) export bus'.
"1,n ;r cn7Mlne.it Minneapolis, has
re.i the price of standard patent flour
: rents a barrel, nuking it In o M'lerir
mtlifr offer (1..Ui fr Aurist ,rd
September shipment Ht II. 71 u-ider 'tie
Minneapolis mirkev t hlcago has iniiqirl-
lot f I ' . orr-. Bvffal.. ! load w hen
sv!gnton cp The bids are for .v.. j
i cm at IS1" and 2'-c over the Chicago May
til for No. 3 white :4o over and N i ' j
.' ' OOW Jt r)lf r
Omaba t'atk Prlrea.
WHKAT-No. - hard. I'.iX'SIOS: No. 3
!:ard. S0ott.: No. 4 hard, fcrv; No. j
spring II "-.'.
CORN No. 2. 4-c: No. J, 41V: No. 4
I"4ri41c, no grade. 3o4ic. No. vellew.
iT-,c; No. 3 yellow, Co; No. J white. 4;
No t white. 4?c.
OATS No. I mixed S-; No. 3 mixed.
:!: No. 4 mixed. .-$V: No. J white.
Tii, ; No. 3 whli. 3Cc; No 4 whita. aa-;
standard, c.
Mlaaeaaoll, Wheat Market.
Tha ranse of prlrea p.Jd In allnneapolii as
reported by tha Kdwaidt-W oud cumpany,
: 1 -1 1 1 Board of Trade, wu:
Article.! OpR. ' Htb. Low. I Close Tea.
What i ;
Mav... 1 06
July...! 1 o;S
.Sept..., H
i "J 1 Wts 1 I t'-'S
MS S4i,
UMAHA hhosaij: market.
Staple aaat Faaer Praalaev.
EGGS Keccipta heavy, market alaady;
candiel ato.k. liSglc.
LIVE rOLLTI Hena. 11c: young
rowter. Accorcinc to ie. woloe; old roos
ter. (,iic; turkeys. 14c; duck. l'&Uc.
Bt'Tl'iiR Packing tcx.'k. ltffKc; thoic
to fancy dairy. la:ic; cieameiy. ItC.tic,
print. 7c.
i-d.r.&r r'ROXEX FISH Trout. 9c; pick
Orel. P'ke. Sc; perch. 7c; blueflvh,
11c: whiteflh. Sa.'; salmon, lie: redsnapper,
: green halibut, lie; crappiea. lie; buualo.
7o. white baaa. lie: hernng. JSc. 8panlri
mackerel, lr. lobatera, boiled. 4ic; green.
-: finnan hddl. 7c. roe shad. each. 75c;
rhad roe. per patir. 3fc. Frog legs, per dos.,
30c.
HAT Prk-ea quoied bv Omahi'. TVhole
eala Hay leal:r ao-tion: Choiee No.
1 upland. K.0i: Nc. i i); mM um. .;
coarse. M i). Rye straw. Theee prices
ai for hay oi im ci." nd yuan....
BRAN Per tor.. I17.S. V -
OT8TEIV-Nw Vorll counts. -per can.
45c; extra a-?lect. per caaa 3c; standard.
fer can. 30c. Bulk: Standards, per gal..
I 4J; extra selects, per gal.. Il.ao; Saw
'ork counts, per gal.. 11 i
TROHCAU FRT-IT3
OIVANGEe aiii' m fancy Red
land navels, all sixes. CO, fancy navels,
t2 75: lar;e sliea. ;.5.
IEMON-.aiif. mla. extr fancy. ?70
size. UVr. ' and M. C.S; fancy. ?7i. SZ 75;
and 3r, . choice. Ik and T70. C-3;
aK and 5i. U.irh
DAiiCa Per oox of Ja-U- pkgs.. tz.00;
Hallow en. m 70-lb. boxes, per lb.. Sc.
FK Caiitnrnta p' .-!.. :in?n. 70
Hr; imported Smyrna. 4-crown. 10c; -crown,
12c, fancy imported (washed;, in
ho. tk. Halsc.
BANANAS ler med;um-ixed bunch. 11.75
8iK: jum'x-'s r.' iiti ...
G RA PE FRL' IT Calif orni. pr box ef
to M. U X
FRUITS.
8TR A WBERR1KS Florida, rer quart.
5"'c; Texas, pr .1-o.t. rae. tb.V.'uM.Oi);
Louisiana, r r I4-pt case. 14 i.
APPLES .Ne-ar fork balow.ns. tl.0f33 tS:
Colorado fcen Davis, per box. II 3; Roman
Bnn.iy. per nox V 1. Baldwins zr. vres
lngs. p-r box. II .
i ANotlrti.xe. .aHJorn-i. per r.alf box.
jo
"CRANBERRIES Jerseys, per bbl , $7 ;
pore crate, tl-S.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Horn, gr-iwn. In sacks, pet
bu . 3-3c. Colorado, per bu . 46c.
TVP.NIPS-Old. pr bu.. 4uc; new. par
do.. 7sc.
CARP.OT3 Old. per bu.. 4wc; new. par
d.i., :sc.
PARSNIPS Old. par bu.. .
LEANS Navy, vr bu.. Clt)
CI L MBER3 Per dev. ILar; 40.
TOMA 1'OEjJ Fiorwta. per t-bwskat crata,
15 ft ).
SPINACH Per bu.. 75o-&! 00.
0. MON8 Horn groWD. red. In sacks, par
10.. 2r. fspaniso. per erate, lijO. Colorado
; ellow, r lo.. --. Berrauila onions, par
crate. IU.TS, new southern, pvr lo.. 4ic,
vABHAUK-Iiol.and seed, per .'b.. Htc
BEET Old, per ou.. 4wc. new, per do,
bunches. Er.
'ELERV-"al!fomla. TSQSOc.
RADlriHt Hot bouse, larga buncba,
t er dox ,
1. KTTt"' ' E H it house, per dox , 43c.
RHl'BARB ''alt'orata. per !b.. ic; pr
x of 4u Ir.. tJ.an.
Pa KPLr. i rer do, bunchas. TJc.
A3PARAGI 8 I.'Lnoia. per dox. bunches.
I: "i C'aiir'rr,ia. wnitc. per do, of 2-lb.
ti'.tr.chea. K.a6
M 1 jC E I. LA X EO L"
CHEESE Wisconsin tw:na. full cream.
!3414:, Wisconsin Toung America, lie;
block Sw.sa new lie; old. I6i7cr Wiscon
sin bruk. Uc. Wlsconatn i.mburgar. 14c;
tri-k chese. lfjlac.
HIDES No 1 green. 7c: X). 3 graen. e:
No 1 .a I ted. I'y:. No. 1 salted. IV. No. 1
eal calf, tc; No. 2 veai -,(. ic; dry saltad,
7614c, sbeep pelts. 3-tjl. ti; horse hides.
I. 4jJ .
NLTS Walnuts. No 1 aoft sheila, new
' r"P. per lh . lc. hard shel.s. pr lb , Uc:
N'. 2 soft shells, per lb. Uc: No 1 hard
shells, per lb., lie, Perwn. large, per lb.,
Jc; small, per lb.. Mr; peanuts, par lb. Tc;
icastad pea iota, per lb.. 4c, CMil waiouta,
r lb. ljlaSe: slmord,, soft shell, par
io.. i:; hard he!l, per lb. Mr: rheatnata,
per lb . UVraac. new Mark walnuts, par
t'j . 74. Vic. aheilbark hl'aory nuts, par bo,
I. 1. larga hi. korjr nutA par bu. H so.
Vlalbla aflr irala.
NEW VORK. April -"pe1al fable and
'"!-4tra pr.ic c-.rnmur.icatl'.n received br
Hrdtrrt show tha following change
In available eirpltee sa rompered) with
l'0'..ou account,:
W'hU in h I nifed S'atea and Canada,
M of t!,e Kwk x dec reased lke bu ;
"cat for and in Erotve decreased
OH. : total s ippiy derre,aed l.ia b"j.
orn. in tre 1'nita.I fltataa and fanada,
t of tr.e Ko kiea. de reavsed 1.174, bu.
Oats. In tr I'nltad "'s and '"ai.ada.
of tha Rx kiea. de. rased SHJ.Wt bu.
Tha lailDf darreasea rr.rld this week
Inrtuda an estir.te of ' bu at tha
t.ortr.waatem interior lalre, 17 i) bit
at ti.a Clucago pr1 elaata-s. Jl!. b.i.
t Portland, it.. K bu. In elevstora
tside of Lincoln. Nab., and kto Wa) bu. at
ir.o Mlnrap-is private rlavalors 8lok
i.e d n UitilMa ureasaal 4 few bu.
llffrsMl Oestla larfca.
LIVERPOOL Apelt 4 W MEAT BCt,
S'.eadr. No. I California. a 'r. fuluraa.
, afar 4a a-ad. Jul. a 4S1. "ptaro
tar. iVi.
cOHN-ttce-'f. atawdv; AanerVan mlssd.
rw. 4a d. Aaaeri'SH Wilted ld, 4 lid,
futures, tjiiet. Mar, a ld. July, 4a d
rhlldelas7laiPraw4ae tfarlael.
PHlLADELrnilA. April 4-rITTKR-i'lrra
demand g'"4. "'a waartarsj rraam-
v :rtr
KG,-Artlv, ).lghr. waatarn fraah, LI
at n.ars
CHEEar-wfaady; 1!V-
rtalstk rala Market.
KI LL Til. MlhU . 4rl; WIIMT T
4Wrt, ho. I bortU',
X 1 nnnhTr t' o,',. (, ; nrthrfi.
M; Msv. tl t6 ,: July. II Oi; rp
tenlet Mc
OAT-To artlve ,,nd .ti trark. ,
Mantatlaas of the Hay an aarloaa
C aanmndlllea.
NKW YORK. Anril 4 -Fint R-P.ccr lp!a.
I hbl ; rporta. hi. is.: mnrkl .'iit
and titichanced. wlti'r patnt. IV-XTrftjA
"inter atraihts. Is 'iS.l.i: Minnesota pat
ents, oku la: a lnter extra". W .H i 1.17 ;
Minnesota hnkcr. 4'74 4": ulnt'-r low
rada. .t an4 Rve ftonr. stead-: fair t'j
vid. 4.VM.. ,hoce to fsnrv. 4 7oti4 ).
Hu.-kwheat fl .Ur. nominal at I. i; 1.
4 X'RNM EA L P'eidv . fine white and vel
low. 11. JR; coarse new. t1.uQl.i4; kiln drioti,
HIE Nomlral. areatern. SO.
TlARLKY W'llct: fe.vng. 44',.-. c I f..
New Tcrk; maltin- 4JVVc c. f . Bf.rralo.
WHEAT Receipt.. M.ftn hu. 8(t market
easy; No. I red nominal, elevntot; No ; red.
1111 asked, f . b afloat: No : northern
!uluth lilts f. o. I., wlcat; No 1 Inrd
Manitoba, tr . f. n. b. aflont. With holi
davs in mot western markets aheit was
exccedlnrly dull all d;tv. showing not over
rarge it ruled steady on lower tcm
peraturs wet snd closed ',c hlirher to 'ic
i t iiwer. .M.iy. ii.iii-fn.il. cioaed nt II 11;
July. 1.1-1 r. close. I at 5;'c: Septem
ber, K" jSJc. loiie.l st ,c.
CORN Receipts. 145.4J.-. hu.: expf.rts. 171.
3-0 hu. Spot market ateadv: No J. VT".
elevator, and 5. f o. b aPoat; No I el
low. S.'Sc: No 3 white. 5.'r. riptlon mar
ket nrglected nil dav, closin; net 1111
ths'wted. May cioaed at 53',- ; July c!n
at fktc
OATR-Re.--lpts. Vw bu. r!H-t market
fltiM: mixed. 5 to 32 lha . &iU '-(;' nat 1r.1I
white. .) to H b.. SijTc; clipped white,
V- to n lbs . STVSc.
HAT ru!l: shipping-. frXitTT'ic; good tu
choice. , ,i2v,e.
HOPS Quh-t : state common to choice.
14. rr-uVc; 1V-3. ;;&; olds. Il'al3r; Vh
.Hie coast. lfc4, Zb"i.:; 19C3. 21iU-; olds.
HolV.
HIIES-F1rm: Galveston. to 25 Ihs..
2-: California n to K lbs , l4c: Texas,
dry. 74 to o lha . 13c
LEATHER Firm; acid. 24u2.
PROVISIONS-Beef. firm: family. 11.' .0
il3"C: mess. Sirv5n: bef f hams. :i .V'
2a.: packet. lUOVU'yi; citv. ex'ra IndlH
mess. ;5imflHf.. r-ut meats, steadv; pick
led bellies, r '107.71: pickled shoulder
IT. iojf ; pickled ham. IS.5'i79.ii. Lard,
Arm: western steamed. 17 4S: refined, stendv;
continent IT.: Siuth Amr-riean. $S: ccm
poun.1. !47liflS2S. Pork, quiet: f.imllv,
IM.vf1Si,v short e'ear, li:.7Vi 15.; mean,
I '.3 3MT13 fin.
TALLOW rhj II: citv . J per pkg 4c;
country frkas. free! t.in'.r
RICK Quiet; domestic, fair
84'': Jtinanese. nominal
BI'TTER Fi rm; creamery, held, common
to extra. Cn&Cc.
CHEE3F Firm: state, full cream, small
colored and white fancy. 14l4e; state fine.
lSe: state, late made, colored and white,
poor to choice. losi.T,c: state large
rolored and white fancy. 14c: state fine.
HfiUV: state late made colored ar.d
white, poor to choice. lQlSc.
Ei K7S Firm : western fancv selected
firsts 17H.
POfLTRT Alive, western chickens. 1:
fowls. ISArc: old turke. Ic; dres. 1
steady: westerr chickens. I"fil2f : fowl i
14c; turkeys. 15-?V.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Trading Largely Confined to OtscCre Spe
cialtiei and Iaduf trials.
RAILWAY ISSUES Af t SLUGGISH ALL DAY
Money Market hne Some Relaxa
tion la 4 nataeitar nc of F.ad ml
April Settlements Close Is
Irrrgnlar.
We.tern l-non 2"t
Total sales for the day, l.ll!.c thares
to extra, ''t
Mlaoeapolls Cralst Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 4 WH EAT
Mar. II r",: July, tl Cfil.CM September
Uc: cash. No. 1 hard. ll.l'.S: No 1
northern. tl.lOS'dl 11S: No. J northern,
ll.'WSiil.OTS.
FI .OCR Firs; patents. 33. ;. : sei-on,l
patents. 15. 73 5 V first clears,. 4. Jf.fi4.r!5;
Second clears JJ.7J'd.'5 '
BRAN In bulk. 14.:3fi 14.50
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. April . CORN Steady: No. 3.
4jv: -o. 4. 44V: no grade. 424i42c.
OATS t'nehanged; No. 3 white, 'c;
4 w mie, "o.
No.
a at. lool. Market.
ST. IiflS. April 4.-N0 produce or
grain market: election.
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAI KEE. April 4 No grain market
today on account of election.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. April 4. M ETALS There
was a slight shrinkage in the premium
commanded by spot tin over futures In the
Ijnndon market, with both positions lower.
Spot closed at W and futures at 134 l"s.
Icalljr tin was quiet, but steady in tone,
with spot quoted at l. If 'd;.3". Copper
was lower by sbout 6 5d in the leindon
market. pot closing at X"W lv d and
futures at S7 6a 3d. locally copper was
quiet and unchanged, with lake quoted at
I15.T7VS15 50. electrolytic at 115 ZW ln.371, a tii
casting at 114 S7v81S.2s. Lead was un
changed at I4.5i4i4irt In the local market,
but was a shade higher at 12 lis 3d in
London. Spelter opened quiet in the local
market, but declined to 23 12a d in I-.n-don.
Iron closed at 34s in Glasgow and at
! 4Vd In Middleshorough. while locally
the market was unchanged. with No. 1
nfirinern lofjn.rrv af ,1 , ,aa j. .-no. ni-rtri-ern
foundry at ,17.5"ft IS.1.0 and No. 1 south
ern and No. 1 southern soft foundry at
I17.7V&U .23.
NEW YORK. April 4 The c mpi'xion of
today a stc. k nutk'l was decidedly ui.
f hanged. Aii up u;i i!y larae numu.r of
eari-e isvues were dealt in. notw ilhstand
10K the intfiller i.gRrfgite of tMe t'Mii
actlons. 'I his appearance of breadth In trie
mark) 1 aas accounted f 01- li Ihe ptesein e
in the tr.idlng of many usually n'trl'ted
and obscure speeial'les tvml indutiials. The
mo'enitin In these -re wnle. ljt weie
extremely I neon ri en t us a-'i as Irregular.
Loth the principal K.ltis and luwi ben.g
found utiO'-r tlii? r.asidfii ation K illroa-i
st'n ks were nig li throughout and lur
the most part w.-re heavy.
The fief Ih'c hi the stu k market seemed
to be- in part dite to the ln-s"tt.iiig Inrln-r-ncfi
of the erratic fl u ru.itlf iis in Ifrnes
see Coal Prl' e of that t"ck .nt up
and dgwn all day like a boult g liquid I 1
a tub and f.perHtors In- the market were
nt a less to determine whether trc terms
of th pro-.ed mtrger nr the disiresit r.f
an uncovered short imerest iiert- lesptirsl
Me for the wavering rnotif n of the stork.
The paesas-e through one house of tne
New York legislature of the s'ock transfer
tax and the r.elief that lis en.ictment Into
la a- was certain had .ome revived influence
In the uncertain mood of the si. eu.ation
after hH'lna ifassif-fl out of consideration
for a time. T he inquisitorial tendency of
legislation and public policy towards cor
porations and th prevalence of iiiestlga
tions Into their affairs came in for con
wderatlon and causfd nn impression of a
threat to values of securities.
The embittered contioversy which Lo a
sprung up in the administration of the
Equitable Life Assurance society and th
Invr stlgatlon th i prompted had the effect
of emphasizing this impression. The very
prominence of the low grade Industrial
stocks, even where they give evlficnce of
Slrenxth. Is regarded as an evidence that
the high grade st' f ks have exhausted their
resources for advaroe aid begets suKphlon
of the stability of the whole market Some
of the day'? abortive movement In the bet
ter class of stocks was suspected of being
manipulative and designed to offset this
character of the market. The alsence of
lot-.g expected announcements which have
been supposed simply to await the con
clusion of the Northern Securities case.
Induces a feeling of suspense and of dis
trust over the extent to which mysteri
ous ailiiHlor nd rumors have been al
lowed to Influence great speculative com
ments in various stocks. There Is a feel
ing that some of these mysierlea must
either be dissolved soon or replaced by ef
fective new factors If prices are to be sus
tained at their present high level.
The tone of the money market shows
seme relaxation In consequence of tiie
completion of the April .settlement, btit not
to the extent that sanguine speculators
hoped, and the possibility is now faced of
a considerable prolongation of the period
of higher tales for Interest. It is evident
that many important capital Issues have
been pl.inned to take advantage of the
normal accumulation of reserve a at this
time of the year, both here and abroad,
and this class of requirements will, of
course, take precedence uf stock market
borrowing. The most substantial sustain
ing influence In today's market was the
heavy mium tlatlou of the I nlte.l States
Stiel stocks. Reported large buying of pig
iron by the corporation is a repi tltion of
previous conditions, but the lark of re
sponse in the securities of the company
has been the cause of din.atisfactlin In
the market. The rise in the southern rail
road group whs attributed to the enlarged
cotton movement and to the advantages to
accrue from a rising scale cf freights on
Iron, due to a sliding adjustment In har
mony with Iron prices. London was a sel
ler of stocks in this market to an rxtent
sufficient to harden the rate for exchange
by reason of the demand for remittances
In payment. There was sustained strength
In a few- of the tnduetrtils. hut the per
sistent heaviness of railroads made the
rle.g lrreg liar.
Bonds were Irregular. 1 Total sss. par
value. !4.SIVvi. I'nlted Statea bonds were
all unchanged nn call. .
Quotations on ihe New' York Stick ex
change ringed as follows:
Salea.ir--h.Ix w Close.
7.1on ssi, k:
2.1'W lu3 l'i;i4
!4.S.'i J4
2.5-m liS loV
3 Tark Mastee Market.
NEW YORK. Arrtl 4 - MONEY On ca'l.
firm nt Jvyosi per cent; closing bid. i', t r
fe-it: offered at ; per cent. Time loans,
steady: sixty days, ninety days ml Ms
months S1'U'! per cent.
FRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-?". -t 'i
r' cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firmer, with
actual business In hat. kers hills at tl.vilr
4te.fi for demand snd at 14 L'"J 4 iO f-r
slx'v-dav bills, posted rites. 115 snd
H .,t,fc4 T: commercial bills. II 'sft 1 M.
SILVER-Bar. .Vic: Mexican dollars 4.v .
B iNDS Government, steady; railroaj.
'rtetu'iir.
Closing prices on bonfis were:
f S r-f ?. rea....l's) J,p,n 4. ct! .
i"4 a L x uni
1"4 Mud ,if an .- 4,.
1 ,Ml Ce-1r,l 4
1M 1 -Vo l,f It .
ill 'M.T1T1 ?' I S
IM, M . K 1 4'
4ft ro..oa
do S. re
4 fo ipon
.Jo 41. reg
fl'i Cf-Uset
old 4,. re
!- O't 4. . fi'Ipens t'4 i ?t
Am ToM" H. rtii. Ti N R ft
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Recfipta Vfry Light and
Generallr a Dime Higher.
Pricei
HOGS ADVANCED ABOUT A MCKEL
aanall Rata of sheep and lambs and
Vinality Inferior, bnt Demand Mm
aafflclent to Hold Trlrea Jast
Abnnt tead til Around.
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! JUVENILE COURT TROUBLES
-eawsswawaasa
j Judges L'ay and Kennedy Heir Storiei bf
Bctl Utder (barge.
C'.IW'S AND
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t S',ut--en r,-i. '"'a
.' s Southern F!l,v 1 ''
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f .1',o Ter It ...
...jr.1 M d 4 . . .
Colo Son-hern 4
('Uh4 .'. Clf
Tenrr 4V R O. 4,
ptstlllerii' Ser is ..
Erie prler Ilea 4, .
do en. 4 . .
r w a ti r )
Holiln Val. 4'l
Uffered.
4,.1'JS Ts Pc. :i l.M
T . St. I.. A 1'' 4
Tr.! t'TTOS f1, id--
do .on 4,
t.v. V S S'eei :! :.i
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I Boston Mock and Bonda
I BOSTON, April 4 Call loans. :!t.1
cent; time loans. ov4tt per
cioslr.g ou stocks ritoj Ini.ids
i ent.
A'chnon ,dj 4..
in 4s
Mri cntrl 4. ..
Atf-hlson
do pfd . . . . . .
Boston A Alhsnj
R..fon A; M,in .
Bf.on K,ie1 ..
Ktt.hbor pti
Mexlran f'rnfr,! .
NY. V H A. II
t'HOfl P,-fl'' . ..
Am. Arr. i hem .
do pfd
Amir Pner T'lH
Amer. Si,r
do pfd
Amer T T
Amer. Woolen ....
do pfd
Poni'r.lon IAS
"T.dtson Else. Ilium ii
V,. l:iee. p'd
lr"
1'r.lfed Fnilt
I'nlted Shoe Ma.b
do pfi
V P P'eel
do pfd
W'f,tlnhouM Com
Adventure
Asked. "Bid.
lAliouet
I".' Amal,rr,'ed
T (Awen-aii Xin.--T
. Aliaoil.
1'iiS Bl'.'fism
IS 'fl. A lie- I
14 :Cenrenn'I
Inii Copper Hrr . .
14 IhI ll . . . .
24S' bomtnlon f oal .
2u2 iFraoslin
ilis'lranbr
-S Irle Rnyale . ..
o Mm Mlnlnf
4 Mti-,B
14; iMolKSk
1J Mom r. A r .
144r Did Dominion ..
3ffiseeola .
117 If.rret
q.ilr.
9hnno-i
Tamara-k
44 'Trial's
lfts r. S Mlt.tr. . . .
S I. B- "II
WH l'l.
J. Victoria
t Ini-ra
Wolenos
per
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Vsaol Market.
BOSTON. April 4 .WOOle-Market strung,
one element being unable to buy enough
wool, whiie another element regards the
situation as purely speculative and liable
to result In loss at the end. Territory
wools have been more active and puiled
grades also. The foreign wools were firm.
Quotations: Idaho Fine. la.fi IS-; heavy
fine. 1-V1J17C- fine medium. 17i2is;: low me
dium. Zi'u'24c. Wyoming Fine. ITVli';.-;
heavy fine, irv&lfcc; fine medium, lvul'.-c;
low medium. jj24c. I'tah and Nevada
Fine. 17t-c: heavy fine, lf,(tlic; fine me
dium, KWfi'.ic; medium. 224t23c: low me
dium. 23ft-'4c. Dakota Fine. lfil8o; fine
mefjium. lslSc: medium. 22S24o; low me
dium, ZZfizv. Montana Fine choice. 21'f4
ile: fine arerage. Iv&yr; fine medium
choice. .21 &2J : average. Ifj0ic; staple, Zi'ij
23c: medium choice, 2"'.ff2f.
ST. I.Ot'IS. April 4.-WOOL Dull me
dium grades combing and clothing. I3-25c:
light fine. l-.fr-'isV; heavy fine. 14'ol5c; tub
washed. 3-ii37V'-
Erapstrated Applea and Dried Krolia
NEW YORK. April 4.-EVAPORAT7D
APPLES Market shows continued eajiiness
around recent prices, wlfh common quoted
at 44loc prime at 3S.I4j5.4l). choice ut Vq
4V" fancy at 7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRCITfl-Prunea
are repctel in a stronger position on the
roast, but the local spot situation remains
weak, with prices ranging from 2c to SV.
aecirdlnc to grade. Apricots are being
offered In small amounts by country huvers
who have surplus st.vcka but the market
readily absorbs these sale and the tone
ia firm, with choice quoted at 10',tj ! I-,
extra rholce at HVrUSc and fancy at 127
lJc. ps-arhaa are firm, with choice quoted
at P"4J"V, extra, choice at WHVtc. and
fancy at IlSoiJc. Raisins remained un
charged, with loose muscatel quoted at
41-.tri'-c. lyindon layers at tA'.tjl26 and
aeeded ra:slr.a at I4j-c.
Wngar a sd Malassea.
NEW YORK. Apr I 4.-81 OA R-Flaw,
firm; f1r refining. 4"r, centrifugal. 5-5
test. Sc; molasses sugar. 4'c: refinei,
steady: No. t. 5.5oc; No. 7. 5 Sue. N" . 5 -;
No. . t tSo; No 10 I atie; No. 11. S 20c; .Vo.
12. Hie; No. 13. i'6c. No 14. ic: confection
era' A. c: mould A. 5"c: cut loaf, (fe-;
crushed. Atte; powdered. .2dV.-; granulated,
1V: cubes.
MOLASSES Firm: New Orleans open
kettle good to choice. 26"Sic.
NEW oRLKANrl. Atril 4 flrOAP
Quiei: open kettle. 2a.S4l4c open kettle
centrifugal. 4"4V : c-er.trlfiiiri w hite. 3sc;
yeilc.w. 4A,iei,. : seconds. I'rtMV
MOLARS EH Quiet: open kettle. n'Jio;
ceutrtf ugal. 4jl4c; yrup. nominal. yc.
f Milan Market.
NEW YORK. April 4-4 0TTON-gpct
eloaed ulat ; truddhng uplands. I.lc; luid
dllng fu'f -; sale. 33 bale.
LIVERPOOU April 4 COTTON-Spot
demand limited: pn.es unchanged Ameri
can middling. 4Id: sales. ,'.- hales, of
which 3. were for speculation and export,
and Included i A00 Amer. f an: receipta were)
ld bale. Including .7- American.
ST leTI'IP. Anril 4 -Ci iTTOX- Juiet :
middling. TV'. ales. I bale: le.-elpt. sis)
.aiiea, sntp'i.erts. 1.1 ba.es; tex k. 47.47
laales
NEW ORLEANS. April 4. COTTON
Qui'. iea. 2. bales; ordinary, i ll-ic;
Sood ordinary. Vc w intddling, 7c; mid
llr.g. 7"4f": noddling fsir I -!. , receipta,
14.4.X bale; t' k. 2-S.c3 balea.
Oils aa Haala.
NEW YORK. April 4. 4)1 L Cottonseed.
1st rely a'eady: prim crude, nominal: prime
yellow "fsj. SAt: Petroieum. steady; re
fined N'aw York. IT IJ Philadelphia mid
iial(im'are. IT lo, Pclladelphla and Halti
n.or. in bulk. U Turpi.tine. firm, a1,'.
ile
IC-HIN FUm; attained, cc.ti.moti to guol,
Br4.
(ll. CTT. Pa . April 4. OI f-4 "redit bal.
an.es II crt. Urates. f.o b.d. shipments.
TtjH bbia.. average. 4a m.t I.I. is. . run. &4 1 14
b'os , average. T7 CrA IiD'j , shipments, lanui.
17 I4 bbia ; aerage. 4 'i7 bids ; runs, Ian.a,
4! 2a7 tf.is . a-erage. 21.123 bol.
Treasarr Statement.
WASHINGTON. April 4 - Today ite
men I of ihe treasury halan.-es in tne gen
eral f.'nd. r.i4Te of tha I'.ion.i i.o gold
reerrs In 'be divlskm o' r-d-nir 1 1 "l
atmaiB Ai.iKlilt casta balalic, L41, jlT.l'i.';
gold. .:, lea lV
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast IJi e .
Baltimore & Ohio
do pfd
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J
Chesapeake Ohio..
Chicago & Alton.. ..,
lo pfd
Chicago Ot Western
Chlcaso N. W
C. XI. & St. P
Chicago Term. & T..
do pfd
C . C. C. A- St. I
Colo. Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Delaware & Hudson.
P.. L. W
Denver P.lo Ci
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pid
Hocking Valley
do pM
Illinois Central
Ir.wa Centtal
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
I.ouis. 4t Nashville...
Manhattan I.
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Mexican Central
Minn. & St. Louis ...
M . St P. & s. a. M .
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
M . K. T
do pfd
N R. R of Mex. pfi.
N. Y. Central
N. Y.. O. W
Norfolk & Western..
do pfd
Pennsylvania
P.. C. C A- St L
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
St. L. & S F .d pfd
St. Louis S W
do pfd
Southern Pacific
do pfd
Southern Railwa....
do pfd
Texas Pci!r
T.. St. L. 4 W
do pfd
I'nlon Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
W. A L. E
Wisconsin Central ...
do pfd
Adsms Ex
American Ex
I'nlted States Ex
Wella-Fargo Kx
Amal. Copper
Am. Car & Foundry..
do pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Am. lie
do pfd
Am. Unseed Oil
do pfd
Am. 1'Comotlve
do pfd
Am. Smelt. A Rf fug
du pfd
Am. hi. gar Refng
Am. Tobacco pfJ ctf.
Ana -otyia M. Co
Brooklyn R. T
t 'o!o Fuel A Iron ....
Consolidated (.ias
Corn Products
do pid
Distillers' Securities..
Oenerul Electric
International Paper..
do pfd
International Pump..
do pfd
National lad
North American
Pacific Mall
People's tlas
Prc-fiH.-el Steel Car
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.
Republic Sterl
do pid ,
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn Coal 4v Iron. . . .
I'. S. Leather
do pfd
C S Realty
I'. 8 Rubber
do pfd
1. 8 Steel
do pfd
Va.-Cai.lln. Chem
do pfd
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linden Stock and Bond.
IeONDON. April 4. Closing q iotat.cns on
stocks and bonds:
Consols, money JIS X V Centra
do. ,.rouni l l-l Jtdrtolk W S
An,.-or,da t-i do pfd S4',
Atrhlaon K"S Ontario A W 4S
do pfd loss Penr.,Tlsnt, T.'S
Raltlmor O IMS Rarii .Utiles 11 sj
f'anadlaa Pa. ifl. . ..14-s Reading 4 a,
''he,. A Ohio e"v do 1 pfd 47
Chlf,o IJ. W 24S. do !d pfd 44
c . M. 4b fl. P 111 gouiheni Rallw.r ... V.-,
0 Been i; do pfd b.
Pener A R. O JS S.mthern fs Inc .r.
oo pia i. i nion rain..-
Erie 4S do pfd luJ,
do 1st pfd P f. 9. C'eel 37 4
do :d pfd 72sj do pfd J",
Illinois Central 1's Wahanh :(.
tools A Nsh 14S. do pfd . 4s
ai . K A T HS-Panl-h 4, sfS
SILVER Bar. steady, 23Td per ounce.
MONEY 2 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2 per cent; for three
months' bills, 2 per cent.
SOfTH
Receipts were:
Official Mondav .
Official Tu' ssla .
OMAHA. April 4. I.
Cnlile Hogs Sheep.
3.t
Two divs this a.oK ..
Two davs las: aeek . .27l
Same week before .7T
Same three weeks ago.. 7 ewj
Same fou: weeks ago.... 9.2J
Same days lat cai 7,3:':'
RECEIPTS PuR THE YEAR
3. .'-2
.V7"
.'.'71
14 J. 7
II. '7
1JA3-.I
IT..:.
11 217
TO
il.s;S
4.131
I
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1V72
2.1 .17'
IV5?)
DA I K
The follow. ng taLlr shows the receijts
of cattle, hegs and sheep at Sou-.h Oman
fur the er to date, with comparison with
last year:
19 "6. 1'4 IliC. De
( a 4 He iii..i; .41. :.' Jl.ts
bj'.3n Ji.5i4 !l
Oheep 4J .4J 4SI.I.2VI .".:.")
The following ;atue tliuwi the iwerag
P'ivs o, jiog ..i t,i.:i co...iiu iur ine last
everl dais. w;h comparisori:
I 110.. ,UJ4.llXl..lj2.riy01.auO.il'
.1 4 i 14i 'fi Ol' I 221 4 AT 3 SI
.1 4 71l fi " A as . A 4 3 M
I TTV,' I 121 7 031 A 111 I 4 17
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar
Mar.
Mar.
.Mar.
Mar
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
.Mar.
Mar.
Mar
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
.Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
April
4 SuV I -4i 7 01. A 17 1 A 3?'
i i . 7 121 A 7l i 371 4 74'
4 B I 7 Oi 6 99 A i 4 701
i... I 4 i 13i 7 li A 1; A 37. 4 71'
4 174, A !, , 06, 3 3t! 4 72;
... 4 i o 11 7 14 I A 41, 4 71,
1"..., 4 ;-4 a p. 7 '.! & .7 . 4 73.
11...: 4 S ; ; jr. a t
12... I A 75! .' 131 I IS!
4 SO i I iv, it,,
14 ... 4 M' I If, 7 i s
15... 4 9-4 5 2i ; A 13
14... IH i i 15 7 201 I
17. I 4 ?' ,1 7 11 t IV
U.. 6 u'4 i udi 7 Uii .ii t 63'.
4"
t 41!
a 4u,
b :v.
t !V)
A Ki
4 711
4 ;
4 7
4 ".9
4 K!
4 94
4 93,
...!
2"..., 5 0
21 ... i 5 l-c 4
22... b 074! 4 93
2.4... t & UI41 4 IS.
24...!t'dJ '
26.... 0 14.
S 134
5 c94
0 "9
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6 14
6 IS,
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HEIFERS
Bt'Ll S
S 71
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1
i DIFFICULTIES IN WAY OF OPERATION
, Admlalatratlca (irTlcers of I ounlf and
j t lis Do t l ike to Perform
j Work Itrtinlrcd Withe
4ut t ninienaatltin.
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4
HEIFERS
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:: sj 4 ii
VES
1 Its A
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J 14 I 74
4 15 S 7S
STA'iS
1 loaf. 1 in 1 km 4 M
STOCK ERS AND FEEDF.RS
1 . . . . Its! 2 fil t 4to 7
7 :.. j .1 s
1 n t ;is i
4 7i: 4 34 7 .. 7$ 3 t
4 I -. I s. 4 .SI
1 r. 1 4 0"
4 4 3 41 ' 71.1 4 in
: U 3 An 1 W- 4 IH
1 A4 J o r 71f 4 J
7 St i to 1 J70 4
4 3 70 7 AM 4 to
1 1:0 .1 75 5 IH 4h
4 :m r i 4 4
7 . .'1 1 T 77 . . . ! 4 4,
H 1S Receipts of hogs a ere much
I
4 "o
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4 S3
4 90 3 W smaller than generally anticipated, and as
4 93
A 3 5 7i
4t S bol
6 9 b
April 2.
April 3
April 4.
Indicates Sunday.
The official number
& 1S4.
a 2U
6 3
6 on.
'
a Na:
A
4 -'
4 57
5 06
3 16
3 12
a M,
3
3 5.'
5 9
ICS c.
a 12
7 23, 6S 5 9v 5 13
7 M b3 5
of cars of
brought In tcday bv afh road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C . M A St. P 1 3
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific 3 3 1
I'nlon Pacitic 21 14
C. ar N. W 5 1
F., E. & M. V S3 31 2
C.. St. P.. M. aV O ... 21 7
B. & M .1". lo 7
C. . R. & Q 2 3..
".. R I A P.. ea.-t... 12 1
C. R. I. & P.. west . 2
Illinois Central 3 2 2
Ireat Western .. .... 2 2
Chicago was quoted a shade h.gher. ih
market here alo showed some Improve
ment The market opened stmut a nickel
higher than lesierdavs average, and as
buyers all seemed to have liberal orders to
fill the market ruled active from start to
finish, and owing to the small number on
sale It took hut a oomiwratlvely snort
time for salesmen to dispose of everything
they had on hand. The bulk of the sales
went from lo 20 to la.224. with a top at
13.25. There was no particular change in
the market from start to finish.
Today's advance carries the market to
stock I the highest point of the season to date. and.
) In fact, to the highest point reached since
1
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3 a;
3 oM
3 tel
3 o'j
3 64
3 S3
esT York Mining Stork.
NEW YORK. April 4. The following are
the closing quotations on mining slocks:
Adam, Coo.
Alice
Breecs
Brunswick Con ...
''omstock Tunnel.
Con. f',1. A Vs ..
Horn Silver
Iron Sliver
Lradillle Con
. 2i .I.lnle chief ...
. 44 finlario
. 5 jOphir
. 4 iPcoaau
7'iiPotosl
."'W I ,vee
Is I rierra Ner,d
3... 1 mal' Hope, ..
7 I n1ird
. 4
3J4
7.10
1
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. 10
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Forel.n Financial.
LONDON, April 4 Money was rather
plentiful in the market todav. Discounts
were weak. Trading on the Stock ex
change was quiet and irregular. Americans
opened firm and after . fluctuating moder
ately they closed easy. Grand Trunk was
strong on the unexiiected traffic increase.
Foreigners were cheerful In sympathy with
the tone of the continental Bourses.
PARIS. April 4. The trading on the
Bourse today waa steady and prices were
firm. In view of the more favorable view
taken of the Moroccan situation and re
newed peace rumors. At the close the
market was firm. Russian Imperial 4s
were quoted at SS.10 and Russian bonds of
lfe4 at iuo.
BERLIN. April 4. The tone on the
Bourse today wa some firmer.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Total receipts ..
The dispoc.i.0.1 ot
S2
Is
.14"
lne days rec-eii was
as loiiows. each ouyer purcnaslng tna lium-
oci 01 head uiulcaieu:
tl.iyci Caltie
OinMiia lacking Co 0.12
awitt and C impany -.-4
Cuoahy Phi King Co 7.vi
Armour dc .o iM
bwift ai Co., country
Vansant & Co
lxbman or Co
MCirary t Clark
lull tv iiuntzlii4i-i
Huston dt Co
Hamilton Rothsch ld
L. t'. Husz
Woir A- Alurnan
Mike Haggerty
J. Li. Root & Co
S. & S
c nlon I'eef Co 2"
Otner buyers 143
Hogs
1,-eia
i.:v".
i..w
1 ..74
34
Sue
l.uOO
tai
2.1
139
9
J5
49
di
lo
32
4J
:l
4.2
Total
CA1 1 LE There
cattle here today.
i.l9s
S,si2
Cattle, heep and lamb, Meady j
Hogs Five to Ten Higher.
CHICAGO. April 4. CATTLE Receipts,
4,'"Xi head: market steady; good to priniei
steers. AS.2nCfiei.4u; jwnr to mediom, 4..f:i
6.26; stockers unci feeders. 2.7a'riOAJ; cows,
n.'di4.7I; heifers. ranr.era. UHnf
i.bf. bulls. 2.5i'fi4.21): calve. 33..o'i.Vi.
HO IS Receipts. lS.Oiv head, estimated
tomorrow. 26. Ko head: market fr'tlu- higher;
mixed and butchets. A33cXa6.3'': good to
choice heavv. I5.4"i33.24: rough heavy.
.V3Vfi6.4i; light. 33.JirVr5.4c; buiK cf sales,
16.3.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 13.")
head; market steady; good to choice aeth
ers. xs.&ii.2S: fair 10 choice mixed. H 3vci
5.4": western sheep. M.3e.tj4).ii'; natii'e lambs,
4.7oif, 7.4"; w eetern lambs 13. oo, 7.25.
Kanaaa f Ity Lire :iorU Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 4 CATTLE Re
ceipts, ai0 head. Including el southern-.
Market strong and active; top steers. It. 13;
top heifers. 13 20; choice export and dresr.cd
beef ste-i s. 5.3fr'3e;.iS; fair to good. 14 in
iia bMi; stockers and feeders. A3 J&'-if. .m. south
ern steers. m.73'a5.no: southern cows, '.". jo.f
45; native cows .2fi4 .50; native heifeta,
3 2o-'dfv.; bulls, l2.o3u4 J3: calves. I2.3".u5. J.
HO'iS Receipts, lu.'isi head. Market 5c
higher; top, t6 37'j; bulk of (ales, to.15
5 34; heavy. 5 2d4 35: packers, A5.2;Vo,
5 1-4: pigs and light, $-4 l'li-5 26.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Re, fipts. 7o0
head. Market for sheep, gleadv: or l.anbs,
lower: lamlis. fi ftrjii; 4., native wethers,
3.;."io r). native fed ewe. I3.'.ib.7'j: west
ern fed lamina. $V.5iu7.4o; western fed vwir.
lings. Ao'K.e'fHi.75; western fed sheep, I3.0l! 1
a.A', stfKkers ana if-eaers. eo.fpxaa.ao.
4.124
was n very sr. .all run of
much smaller. In fact.
than generally anticipated, and as the de
mand from both packers and shippers was
of liberal proportions, the marget ruled
active and higner on anything at all de
sirable. Buyers were out early and every
thing t hanged hands in good season.
beef steer could sately tie- quoted a
dime higher. Some of the cattle that were
lacking in quality and flesh were, of course,
not that much higher, but anything that
was at 'l deslraole sold readily and an
early clearance was made. A high as
lo.Su was paid this morning for some horned
western branded cattle, nut they were of
good quality and flesh. That is the high
est price of the season at this point.
There was also an active demand for cow
stuff, and the general market could he
quoted strong to a dime higher. The more
desirable grades were, as
higher, widle the common and medium
grades were not a great deal higher. Buy
ers, though, all needed fresh supplies, and
as there wire not enough 01 t life good cat
tle to go around, they had to take what
they could get. Trading was active frcm
start to finish and It took hut a compara
tively short time lor everything in slg.it to
change hand.
The market on bulls, veal calves and
(tags could also be quoted strong and
active in sympathy with the advance in
eteers and cows.
Speculators succeeded in selling more
ato.kers and feeders yesterday than they
expected and as a result the demand this
morning for that class of cattle was In
better shape than it was yestt rday and
prices rulesj strong to a dime higher. A
new top waa put cm the market today when
some heavy feeders soli for H.95. hut. of
course, they were good. There waa no
noticeable improvement In the prices paid
for the common and light stuff, but at ill
such kinds could lie ouoied steady to
strong as compared with yesterday. Rep- 1
resentative sa'es: j
BEEF STEERS
I
Oi totier 12. 19"4 Representative sales:
! No. as. Sh. Pr No. At fin. Vr.
I II M A 1714 7" JfW .. A 20
! A IH S l?4 71 ITJ 14 I M
7 144 1M A 17" I, IVI .. AM
, 47 145 A I7'4 ii .. A J"
4 rtl 14 174 44 .4: .. S tn
71 :"3 411 5 17', 47 71 A ;o
i 41 JS4 40 r. M :,4 A J
I 7 ::7 40 i ?o 44 ::i . . a :n
57 ;:.4 .. a re n zi .. am
'77 -71 . . A K 41 . ill . 5 fo
C 7" .. i Jfl 71 jej a m
! 7f :;4 .. ; : t 757 40 1 s
7 241 . . A tr 7 i, it a m
75 11 . . A 9 (4 in SO A to
H 04 4'J il'i J 7i7 . . AM
l 1" A f 72 . A J.
M 21'i . . AM li r.l 4fl AM
74 ::! iio i -,, it ;:7 . a m
44 2i 14V! A so 7, ;l .. A M
71 3 A-! S 20 71 --7 .. A to
44 131 Af) I JO 14 247 . . A 1:4
7S It .. A in 7A 147 . . A 4
I 0 237 . A Jo (2 w. 40 A IV,
I 47 15! 140 S 10 4i 741 A 4
74 1JI . . A 10 71 117 AO A !7'
I l's) 40 A 3 if !S4 A 154
14 144 .. A 10 42 10 A lS
41 271 .. A 20 44. Jl . . A 12',
I 71 241 . . s IS 4 141 A MS
4 130 40 A to 71 ; -40 A 2:4
SS4 .. A 2 44 no 40 I If,
71 lid .. A 70 44 211 . . S 22 4
M ST" . A JO 47 247 IS" A 21S
2. 41 A 20 (4 ? l A 22',
4A :0 40 A i 41 2 ..A MS
A 247 SO A HI 7 1 .. A l's
47 2Jn 4 A 10 41 l4 . A II',
1 171 .. A 1 r.4 741 10 A !?
II 23 .. A 10 71 ie.' .. A M'
7" 14 . . A o 71 .242 .. A !,
10 ..AH) ft 270 . A li
70 244 40 J 20 AI 74 An i K
7 !J4 .. A 0 47 r .. i
74 242 ... I 10 71 ?7S HO
74 .120 . A o 4 :r 40 IS
5 27 to A 10
aiiiiar l'j ami Krnnedi both lieardl
t'iimi fi m t'.e Juvet De . o :rt Tn-slry
ti-o. 'i'rt in I,... -a's of ihe int" bn
l .i- e-scapede r. is told of In The He
Mopday After (.iffl, ets iTunnr.y a-nl Ma
ci:'.. t:sd told a 1st tne kr about thJ
! a to t! elr s c.' living 'nd the
n:l.e !if ihr t .li e t een gottlttg into In
times pust. Judge Pay had Cie Niys 'hen
ree tnke a aeat Ii front of his labie
and tell their tele. It devi inped that nn'y
mo of thim had hronen Into Hn s fac
tory and stolen the ciairs. but that after
wut.l il..'y gave a box to it-a third boy
and told htm where ihy got them. All
of rhe la. l spoke of ditching'' the cigar
In s lumber yard at Fifteenth ami Capitol
avenue ahen alludir.g to the fact of hid
ing Oelalla Make Trouble.
All Is not smooth Hln ''r ,n nw
ourt .11 its officers. oii'sld of
tne natural dli.osltlon of mny
rarents to balk at on, plying with
Its provisions. The shetiffa office ha r
f.ised to serve tne pipers of the court be
estise there Is no method of payment pro
vided The 1 1. rk of th court Is attending
to his part of the detail woik of the couit
under protest, and there is mm h for him
to do. The city police officers, especially
when they are on night duty, strenuously
ohject to giving any part of their time to
the thankless task demanded of them.
And finally, the citv council lias almost
refused point blank to have the detention
rooms which must be provided for th
wards of the court established in any room
above ground at Ihe city hall. They ar
willing to donate the use of the basement.
If the county board will fit it up. Thli
means n expense which the county com
missioners do not feel like tnciirrltt,. They
say the children loncerned are city chil
dren and that the county already h
plenty of places to put any money avail
able. Chairman Pruning of the court hou
committee has not ahnndored hope of
making some arrangement, but Just what
It will le Is not known.
Hereafter Judge Day will devote Saturday
to hearing the Juvenile cases, and If they
become very pressing will arrange to give
them another day. or part of one
. t I mil. I.lv. tloeli Marl, mi
ST. LOITS. April 4.-CATTLE Rer e ipte.
neau, inciuuing i..s lexans. Market
steady to strong: native shipping and ex
port steers. Ilofd! 15; dressed lieei and
butcher steers, i.3iruS 00; steers under i .' s
lbs., A7Lf4 lj.4 30; stockers and feeders, 12 fsai
i'.: cows and heifers. 5-. 2.4-5. JS, canrn-rs,
12 s'j; fsi; bulls, I2.75o3.o4. caives. to .i4
75: Texaa an.l Icdian steers. 13 iefio 25;
cows and heifers, I2.niq4..'3.
HO'iS Receipt. head Market
strong: pigs and lights. U..;,io -': packers.
5.2I''jil16. butchers and best heavv, V, iJ
tJS.45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. etd
head. Market stead-; native muttons. t-Vi)
'qS 73: lambs. t4.a9V25: cull and bucks,
fc.75.i6.i'. Blocker. A2. n-SS '
Seir lark l.l.r Btfiek Market.
NEW YORK. April 4. REEVE." Re
reipts. (iT head; none for jale; nnuinally
firm. Export were Heo cuttle, 1 sheep
itnd 3 r.) quarters of ,tecf. toncjrrow 2"
quarters of Ijeef.
CALVES He, ejptj. .'.'' he:,d; go- d e..!s
steady; medium grsdes (low. ordinary to
prime veals. t5'T7 75, no l:tt calves;
drease-: .-alve sr.-.i.1 : -iry flressed vena.
til2c per lb.: few selected. 12'jc: country
dressed. 5410c
Hh5S Receipts. I.ivfi lead: mtirket trifle
weak: slate hogs. 3f- rtj.
SHEF.P AND LAM HS Rece.pt s. 1.3ci
head, market li. nnd P-iilac. low r: ne.
dtum heep, I35i); good to choice lamb.
U '.'-ai so.
at. Joseph I I, e llot-k Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April 4 CATTLE Re f el .t.
2 a.l bead Mark.t active, steady to nr'.in:;
natl . 14 -3uC 75. cow and heifers, fl fn
5''. st.aker and feeders. li.i4fir4-75.
HO. IS Reseipt J.41 hed Mark.t
steady to at ron g. light, A3 15d5 30; mediam
and heavy, le :i-i3..'te
SHEEP AN'l' LA M HS Receipta H'i
hea.L Market activa atoi steady. Colorado
lambs, 13 50
Man 4 lis Live twik Market.
SIOI X CITY. April 4 -.Special Te
gram 4-ATTLK-Receipts I J1 he-id.
market s'rong. beeves 14 ''.. cos,
bulls an.l rr"l 3 0isfi4Jf.. srockar ani
feeder $3 i : en ves and eardngs.
12 7rI 3 4H
Hi M7S-Re' e'.pt,. -it he'l: market
s'roi.g aeilir.g at 3 'fii, eu.k l au.e.
13 13 n ' -.
So A. Pr. No. A. Pr.
1 470 1 5 1 14 ii.M 4 ti
1 4.-7 i M i V4 4 y
1 AAA IS 4 P.o; 4 Kl
- 471. i 2 1.V4.I A fs
5 444 4 H i:7 A
I ) ll !' 1!7 5 ng
5 Km 4 IS) !4 1144 i is)
1 2" 4 1" 21 Ki 5 '
J M 4 t 1 KJ 5 si
1 . . . 1A4 4 A 1 120 i On
i VI 4 2S 17 irtA A 00
0 4 :i 7 117 A 00
2 . . 44A 4 : II'" 5 si
1 .... "" 111 I.M A
I V.7 4 2.'. 14.. 114i A K,
4f-2 4 10 14". 4 OA
'l " i4 I i' iA Had A is
1 AM 4 K 2 144.1 a 1
4 ... ) 44.- iidH a 10
j p'sVi 4 . ? "74 A :o
14 . ..pad 4 Am S Ill i li
5 Hi 4 50 U . . !'. 1 li
f -, 4 51 24 1141 A ft
!0 .. ;7 4 .Itl" i li
I 1 10 4 5a 17 .: 4 I Ik
0 J4 4 A.' 4" .1124 A .A
I 4. 4 5" 71 Il2 A JO
14 4- 4 ' 17 li!-4 4 2-
14 . . Ill: 4 4. 4 ?7i A 21
( !'s 4 1 i4S 1 if.
rv 4 l 4 14i7 i 2".
I la 4 A 117! i
T t;i 4 :. . . 1172 A li
17 . :4 4 7 A ...... I24 A 2i
io 1141 4 7i 12 IU! A 34
( l'siJ 4 7 17 Itti I'
1 . . 1..J4 4 7S 4 17J7 A 40
4 Ut 4 7A :A l-'-t 4
!u ill 4 75 II !2il A A
4 ! 4 7i 3 .... ..1JTI A t
Ill 4 li I ..!! A A
t0 1211 4 4.'. 24 1524 I
K01 4 41
STEERS AND COWS
I ; 4 11 1074 4 o
A 4 40 4. . 1IA.1 4 So
7 . l-TI 4 V) II I.ff-r A 10
1 " V.; 4 44) i 1274 5 SA
1 144 J 4 ' . .- A 4
A . . .7 4 40 .1 147. 4 )
11 I4A Ih
COWS
1 .... 770 : u 7 ..Mi 3 V
1 . . jn 1 10 '- I"s) 1 41
I . . . Ia7 J 74 ' A 4u
1 .. S3 2 24 1 Ml Itl
1 AM I Si . 4 7'.
1 774 S 23 11 I"
1 ts4 I 1.-40 I 7J
1 X I I )'.) I 74
1 .MO 12-. - if" I
I Ml 2 IS.. I"
1 4 li I'.! 1 A
1 . 1. .'in 1, . new 4 ia
4 -Kii 1 14 4
2 its) 1 S l
I n ; 1 :44 4 'ar
I 4-. 2 4-. 1 I"
1 i : i.. 1 ....... tJ" 4 "si
1 c4 w la
1 ...... 44 l To l 4
A ... 4..T 2 7". 1 : 4 t
1 )-: 1 Ti 2 .)25 4 "Si
I 1V) 2 14 HIT 4 14
1 . . . AAA 2 Ti 4 .114 4 14
,1 1 4.'. i: '.110 4 10
! 4 " UI4 4 :
1 . .. . 71! 1 1 . l'.t 4 11
I HI 1 si 14 :).-. 4 5
I . ... 41" I o I.. I : Wsv -1
t !f IS 1 . . 1 v. 4 ; '
; . , c 4 le I : 's4 4 V
1. ... I'Mlsa II t.4 4o
I . . .. !l!i I as .: .. ! 4 2-
4 va; l 4 . . . 1 i 4 ;!
4 1 4i I a 4. r. ill
SHEEP There wss a sanall run nf sheen
here this morning onlv about fifteen cars
being reported. Buyer's sll seemed to be
anxlou for a few fresh supplies, so that
the market was over with at an early hour
and no quotable change In prices took
filace. The quality of the offerings waa
nferior. so that the market on paper docs
not look aa good as usual, but taking qual
ity into consideration the prices paid today
looked lust about steady.
The market on lambs wis also steady.
There were not many on sale and the
best lambs offered brought 17.33.
Quotations lor fed stock: eiod to thole
yea-iing. to.4ogo.75; fair to good year
lines 16 u err 6 4" l: aood to choice wethers.
a rule a dlmal6''5--0: 1'lr '"" w ethers. 13 .jf-..V:
,? Sod 12 S""" to choice ewes, tf.2ea6.3e. alr to good
ewes. l4...Vfi6 1o; common io fair ewe. 14
fii.'M. good to choice lambs. 7.:."fi7.f: f!r
to good lanrb. V 9"r?i 7. 15: feeder lambs,
V! MSai ''. Representative sales:
No.
5 western bucks
3 western flipped ewes
9 western ewes
4 western gnats
ho' western cull ewes
S3 western cull ewes
7 western cull lambs
2 western ewes
A western cull lambs
2(4) western clipped ewes
M western lambs
ITS western lambs
i-9 western luroha
274 western l2mbs
1 western lambs
28" western lamb,
42 western ewes
23 western cull lambs
13J western ewe
L9 western ewes
1S western clipped wethers
15 western ewes
3M western ewes
1 western ewe
2.V) Mexican ewes
4 western ewes
17 western ewes
J western lambs
1 western lamb
9S western lambs
143 western feeding lambs
24 wes'.'n yearl s and wther..
15K western clipped lamb
3 westarn lamb
33 west n year", s and wethers..
45 aest'n yearl s and wethers .
ATTORNEYS MUST PAY CLIENTS
Lawyers Compelled Herrafter ( Ac
count for ollertlona Regnrd
lea of I niMiralaalona.
The re. ent act of the legislature about
which some misunderstanding exists does
away with the right of an attorney t
retain money of a client under the plea
that a commission Is due for collecting It,
and deprives him of this defence and does
away with the necessity for a civil suit.
"This is a re-enactment of the old law
with an addition." said Attorney B. F.
Thnmaa, "the law aa It previously existed
permitted an attorney to retain the entire
sum collected tinder the plea that there
wa a commission due him for collecting
the same, and It wa-hM embexxlement
would not Ile a long aa any money was
due a a commission. The addition t
the law say there shall be no defence that
the accused was entitled to a commission
out of the money or property appropriated.
The new law compel the attorney to pay
over the money and rellevea the owner of
the property from the necessity of estab
lishing h's right by civil suit before appeal
ing to the criminal court against th
attorney."
REAL EHTATE TntMrKR.
Av. Pr.
L'O 2 60
70 3 f)
75 3 00
115 3 00
M 3 75
Ms 3 75
. 4 '
! 4 ;"3
8 4 50
777 4 .5
it 23
A 75
72 A 75
M h 9o
110 7 Jb
'. 7 So
is 4 if
76 5 )
90 5 0ft
99 5 f
94 5 13
l'"' 5 23
9 5 2S
M" 5 V
"3 b S-1
lii S 5o
16 A 50
11'" 5 U
50 5 50
49 5 10
. 5
IS 5 75
7o 5 71
4 Oil
lOTi i (
1-2 A U)
Stock In lht.
Receipt of live sto-k at the six principal '
western markets yesterday: I
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, j
South Omaua 3."4)t 5.79 4 111 i
Sioux City 1 .:' 2 '
Kansas CitT 'mi l'".'i 7 J." I
St. lettilla 2" .'0 ;.f'
St. Joseph 2.C3I "i.iill 715
Chicago 4."'"" lo'") la.'') j
Total
21.W9
5l.""
CotTee Market.
NEW YORK. Apr!) 4 -COFFEE-Future,
op.ened steadv at a decline of 5?I" point,,
wilier was considered a very good howiug
on the lower E.trorieati .-ableM The cpse
was qjet at a decline of A points on the
i.. -n,i in minlN on Ihe bal
ance of the list. Bale were reported of
47.250 bags. Including My st 4 4&tW.V-;
July. .7oc; Rentember. i-i w : Iiecem-
1. 10C : Marcti, c.i.i nis, ;
'. 74c.
DEEDS filed for record April 4 as
nlshed by the Midland (Viarantee
Trust company, bonded abstracter
r7r.im street. fr The R,e
A. Hue her and wife to W. R Knes
part of nw'4 n 4 of sec. -.'-IS-I'" and
other troperty
E. W. Livesey and wife to Eva M
Ppitt. lot 1. block '.', Hanscom
Place
W. .1. Cr.Miri and wife to H j.'iiro've.
lots S and . block 41. Benson
W. L. Selhy and wife to Ellis bet ll E.
Meyers, part of lot I. block 34, Hnxel
Terrace
Margaret K.-ippler and - husband I to
Anna M. Mauss. part of lof 70. Hart
man's Marv F. Dcspechcr ami husband to
Margaret Hainclev. lots VI ami 1.1
Mock IIS. Dundee
J M Shrive, and wife t. Isabel Ben-
petl. lot 17. block 9. 4'llfton Hill ...
I'nlted Real Hstate and Tr. ioni.
psny to J. Itegaii. lots 5 and I, block
241. Omaha
W. E. Merrltt. trustee, to Mary j.
Hadklnse.ti. lots 5 and . 1.1m k I.
sub of 'Irammerey Park
Omaha Safe Deposit and Tr 'o. 10
H. H Thlssen. lot In. block 2. Wl-
. cox 2d
R. W. Mulllns and wife to E. Pn.i-
nek. lot 7. block 2. First add. tu M.
T. Itouflas
Sallle M. Horton to J. A. Dahy. lots
1 and 2 bloi k 3. flab von Height
D. B. Lyons end wife to E M 1'Ilp
ple ".its 15 and hi. block 5. Gram
me rev Park
E. M. Whipple to J A. Heron, same
properly
National Life Insurance company to
8 P.. Con. part of lots 2 and 2""4.
Millard Caldwell's
Kaven Olsen an.l nusuand to J. Prers-
ncssll. part of lot 70. block 13 Imp.
Assn.
F J. Fitzgerald and wife to A L."
Pstrlrk. i'.l . blo. k 10. Jerome Park
IsaLel T. Dyer to c. I. Jarsen. lot
3. blo'k 1. Armstrongs :d
Dora Nov all and husband in Kafher-
In K. Knudsen. part lot in. block 15.
Imp. Assn
Ellen J Shield to J F. Beard, bit
5. bloi k A. Horba'-h id :
W. 4'. Mann to L. Peteraerti. lot u),
Plainvlew
C. D. Mclaughlin und wife to Julia
M. Pr.ti. lot 14. block 1. Jerr.nie
Par, and oiher projierty
. ... h.
fur
a i.l
11!4
1.126
7.jfft
2"e)
l.orO
:y-0
1. -'n)
." )
1.14
to
'
22$
2. 's
I
!7
14)
1.125
1
1 .4)
1
5 vi
M
.S 44)
tier.
No.
OMAHA
wr I' o.ei.7-1
day of 14 th.
Bank Clearings.
April 4 Bank ciearngs to-ia
C For th corresponding
ie-tnus were II "X.-S-'.
Salts far niiorra.
Frank Marlow, In a suit fot divon e from ,
B.rd.e n.. eta up the allegation of cruelty t
hv -eronal attack at s.in.'rv tirrsv mheq j
he aa put to flight and to much trouble. ;
Tht-y were wedded In Iermber. I al . ami '
he aeserl the entente mrdiale aa frac
tured beyond present repair lu March of :
this year
Carrie Hark nmrt.ed Cieme.it at Chicago'
in August of 17 Thsv have four 1 hi.- J
dreu. two of whom li- alleges ahe ws 1
cotrpellrd to place in an orphan :iyluui.
another with a frb-nd. and one she has
with her. it is alleged ihe fall ei a 1
candy rnakei who earn t." a Mouth, and
the plea U for d I voice alimuiiy an.l ihei
custody of the chtnlren.
The Merchants :
.National Bank
of Omaha. et.
V. . Depoaltarr-
Capitil and Surplus. JkOO.fWO
inifl Makt. rrtisltat.
HasA T. IHHtTa-", VI ireieicat.
P. t. aiKia. till. Ctsi. 1. 1. stir. lul.Caek.
kstet-4 te"iaui t k,4i Saakapi
ars'taa. AfW, an4 t,4i;.)j , o ll'nili
term
rei(-l El'aauga ts)Ufit in4 sold
lseerr, af rndl wtsad sall.a I !l
par., f ta varld
In'.srnt paid aa Tim rrt. A.-u af IvJl.
1 ei.eit or.s raaS ff.jipilr aad 4Af.at:cai ly.
, nHutS cerTeftpcudaafa
Edwards -Wood Co-
t tenr Mi' e.
flan Olllc: Filth a)il Rojarta Until
T HAUL. fH NX
in (Ion ill.
fur severwl year past J
Reed finee
Charles D. Reed
1. .needed with the weali.er buraiu at
Omaha l, fi.; assistant observer. !ft
Tueidir for Sioux 'Ity. I . where I. wlil
take charge as chief oiaervei for thai sta.
tioti. Hi successor fiere 1,1 firna'ia I, not
et know n iior i .1 kno 11 slim he wll
arrive.
M. V Rol.t.ln bimi!4i tV" assicant 0.1.
server I v 1 transfer of M' P.eei to S10 U
Cit v and the ne n.r.. r. l e srrlvf.
al.l b made le.'ini a:'nt ooservtr.
DEALtRS IN
Stocks, Orain, Provisions
Ship Your Grniti to L's
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