TI1K OMAHA DAILV HKK: Tt 'I.sMAY. .WWW. 1:
( RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
lebraska Reports Show Wheat Badlj in
Need of Uain.
PROPHECIES OF DECLINE IN CONDITION
!orthm 11 fti . .
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September.
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track, c
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eaiares f
Triers
the Tradlnrc anil (losing
on Itoaril n I -Trail.
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pi irnry
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tract Whiit nnd
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Br (leaned I .
OMAHA. April 17, iw.
market opened the week a Utile lower
t:.in ili' closing quotations it lust week.
, in May wnHi ranged between i.l.i and
; l :'n liy noon lenity, against lu.li, nnd
j; 11 for high unit low hiitunlny. 'i no
j j 1 . hnwcvei, Was from ic to i,,' hlgner
t ,;a, there not being ho much selling p.ee
s r '1 he volume tit trade van Hunt. i,iv-
lHiI closed with an nrtvnncc oi .o, nut
i'.iiis it ntl Antwerp closed with m g.iin.
it-,,- Chicago private rousts, arc busy mas
contract wheat ami last, week turned
, i s:.m bushels of No. 2 hard, 4o,unii ot No.
i iiortht'rn mi'l 4O.0OO of No. 2 led. 'i he
worn! s shipments were s.lsn.itio bushels,
ufcMiiiM !, i:ix,ii last week nud !),.l3J.im last
;..ir. The primary receipts are ui.ium husn-
. "gainst 3il,ini, ami the shipments tiro
against lr.0 bushels.
1 he dry weather, colu snap, Hessian fly
tnlk continues, with numerous propnes.c .
ul unpaired condition next month. Tne lol-
immg ale troni Nebraska: Cambridge
promises average yield; needs rain. none
Mii'e a month ago. Reatricc Harr.ng Hes
c.un fly, promise" average yield; prospects
aimul same un lajt year; no rain since last
fill except light elioweis. Rei lln Warm
run needed; light rains In March; average.
. ii Id. Friend -Average ylelu; two wecas
ni. ';id anil looks much better than last
r.ir; some flies In all fields, may damage
In fore harvest. Henoley Early pieces 1 Mik
eil. but late sown about one-llurd stand;
mi lain since snow left ground: very dry.
1 lunula Promises average yield; prospect
aimut same as lust year; looking yellow
and not growing. Plymouth Docs not
premise average yield; getting less every
day; prospect poorer than lasi yeiir; have.
liH.i no rain. Indlanulu 1'rospect far ahead
of last year, but a number of hold are too
thick and will take lots of moisture to
mature; rain about ten days ago; proin
i"s average yield. Ayr Wheat not as
healthy as a week or ten days ago; not
sufficient moisture.
The May corn market is a little off today,
t lie high and low points leached before
noon being 4Hc. and 47o. against and
47i.,i- Saturday. Chicago private houses
turned out 242,000 bushela ot contract corn
during the week. The world's shipments
of corn were 2,62o,eOO bushels, against
L'.ITl.mn tha preceding week and l.74.0m
Ust year. ,T'he clearances were 351, (m
luishels. The following letter has been
jirelved here from a Lincoln house:
"Will state for your Information that
we have never seen such a cleanup on
i urn In a crop your us exists nt the pres
i nt time. The writer has scoured the
Mate for white corn without result. Mixed
corn almost as bad, and we know of H
broker who wired today from southern
points, saying could not buy ,ono bushels
of white corn nt any price. We are sell
ing corn for Missouri points equal to 60'n'
to the river for mixed corn. Farmers are
In a position to make their own price,
which they will do until the new crop Is
In sight. Added to this is the fact that
they are busy and will be for thirty days."
Omaha. Cash Males.
t.ltterul P,unlnl. At
tiolnta 1IUH . .i ,. 7
on in., wheat marici l,.r ...a.?.. a. .i.-
'i'ic"efv.Vly Th'nt H" Mav down
if. w ? "'V" n I"" nf c. uats are
a. '' ,nn(1 Provisions :Myi,W.
ni.nt In the wheal pit became unite ,nr.
rices pre siting Ihroiighout the
! ,i V JJrl Pi:1' A the opening
f'' up at Novosusc: May wa"
V,c lower U. V.C higher at H.14'al.l5. Buv.
rs here had the help of firmnes at Liver
pool, due chiefly to a decrease In slilu-
rnenis rrom KiissIh. In addition the situa
tion throughout the winter wheat belt of
Hie l nited States showed manv signs of
favoring bullishness. From many western
nnd southwestern points comments on the
reported cold, dry weather were anvthlng
hut optimistic as to the growing crop. 8t.
Louis sent complaints received from Ne
braska and Missouri quoting crop experts
as saving that a change to warm weather
without plenty of rain would mean damage
for the growing plant. Report as to lack
or moisture, however.' were not confirmed
by the weather bureau. An Impression
that conditions In the southwest were gen
erally favorable to the crop gradually
gained ascendency In the pit. As n result
the market soon lost the Initial firmness.
Beveral prominent tiaders became moder
ate sellers of May and caused a slump to
$1.13 In the price of that delivery. Trnd-
ing was as a whole small In volume
throughout the day. lte In the session
weakness of corn and oats brought out
considerable selling by pit traders. July
fell off to H7Vc. Large primary receipts
tended decidedly to depress the market.
At the close July was easy at 87c. Filial
quotations on May were at ll.Hi. Clear
ances of wheat and flour weie equal to
.TJ.L'Ki bushels. The iimrunt on passage In
creased l.ltfi.onn bushels, while the visible
supply decreased ilifi.OOO bushels. Primary
receipts were 4:i3,LtiO bushels, compared
with 31330O bushels a year ago. Minneap
olis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipt
of 3i!t cars, against cars last week, and
271 cars a year ago.
Liberal liquidation was again a feature
of trading In the corn mnrjiet. As a re
sult of heavy selling by several prominent
holders the market became decidedly weak.
The weakness was all the more remarkable
In view of the numerous reports from Ne
braska telling of an excellent demand from
feeders. The market closed at ahaut the
lowest point of the day. July opened un
changed to ; higher at 4)MV4Sc, sold off
to 47Va474.- and closed at 47,c. Local re
ceipts were 171: cars, with 13 of contract
grade.
Weakness of corn caused considerable
selling of oats by pit traders. Prospects
of warmer weather also tended to weaken
values. Sentiment was bearish the entire
dav. Julv onened unchanged at Wc, sold
off to 2iHe and closed at iltHc. local re
ceipts were 7 cars.
A decline of lot- In the price of hogs fol
lowing enormous receipts created extreme
weakness' In provisions. The decline In
coarse grains was an additional bettrlsn
factor during the last half of the session.
Selling was general throughout the day.
Shorts were the chief buyerB. At the close
July pork wns off 16c nt I12.85. lard was
down Be at $7.40, ribs were 2V4c lower at
I7.2Mi7.27.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: 'Wheat,
11H cars; com, 2fi2 cars; oats, 120 cars; hogs,
ffl.Ofrt head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
NEWYORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Slump Follows Buoyant Opening and
Market for Rest of Daj is Irregular.
WEAKNESS IS DUE TO MANY FACTORS
Hellei
Deal
Influence of May Wheat
and Kriltsl ' lUtr
llraulallnn I nselllea
talari.
shows: Available cash balance. $IS,7S1.7JV
gold. jW.,jt,Mi
W'HEAT-No. 4 spring,
Omaha. Cash
WHEAT No. ?, hurd,
hard. !Jc$1.00; No. 4 hard
1 car. 57 lbs., !i2e
Prices.
tl.Wftl.02;
Articles. I Open.' I High.l Low. Close.! Yesy.
Wheat t
No.
No.
tpritig. II. 00: No. 4 snring. U2c
CORN No. 2, 43Hc; No. 3, 43c; No. 4. 42c;
no grade, 3M(41e; No. 2 yellow, 43Ve; No. 3
yellow. 48tc; No. 2 white, 43',4c; No. 3
white, 43'c.
OATS No. 2 mixed, 2.SHe; No. 3 mixed.
2SUo; No. 4 mixed. 27fc.c: No. 2 white. 2!i'-c;
mo. 4 wiuie, aviie;
No. white, 21K'
Ktandard, IVc.
Carlot
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Duluth
.ut. IjouIs
Omaha
Mlnnenpolls
Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
64
57
2oo
D
M
16
IS
12
Oraln Market.
The ranee of prices paid In Minneapolis
ss reported by the F.dwards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 Board of Trado, wsa:
Artlclea. Open.) High
'i 'm' i
1 7V4
Low. Close.8afy.
May.. 1 foVi' '1 kti, 7 1 0 ' 1 !i 1 tC
July.. 1 tau ' 1 W'U lt I 1 02' 1 "'
Sept.. 4' 4 4 S4',: M
MJW VOKK -'UBXERA1.
tt notations
MARKKT
Virlooi
May
July
Sept.
Corn
May
Julv
Sept.
Oats
May July
Bept.
Pork
May July
Lard
May
July
Sept.
Ribs
May July
Sept.
II UW'
1 In
!HMilj41
IKl'sli'V:
I
l ir. I
MX'!
Km
1
1 13S!
s2Si
'4H548VS 48-(l4SS; .
4SflWfll
I 4i :
I i
'2!Vi7ii
I 2!"
2mi2;
1
47
4Xl 47'tffiS'
1 HUt
S74'
82V
47
4"
1 14
ST7.
82-V4
47"i
4S
I
2i7
2',l
I
12 70
12 ffi
7 22H!
7 2H'
i
7h;
7 2R :
. 7 42m
1
I 12 70
! 12 TO
I
7 22HI
7 421;
7 57 V
7 on !
1
.7 42V4,
ti'w;
2V1
12 50 '
12 77H
47S, 4SCti-lhi,
2fli'l!i4'T-4
2sy
2ttT4
29
7 15
7 35
7 50
II HO
7 17V4
7 37W
12 80
12 V,
12 75
13 on
7 22V4;
7 4(1 I
7 55
B 97'
7 27H'
7 42 W
7 45
7 60
7 024
7 30
7 47Mi
No.
$4 HO
sluing
No. 3,
of the Oar vn
t'oniinodlttes.
NEW YORK. April 17. FLOl'R-Receipts
14,5Sl bbls. ; exports. 2,715 bbls. Market
dull and unchanged; winter patents. t.H)
tiu.M: winter straights, X5.0(V5.10; Mlnne
cula patents. t5.&qii.0o; winter extraM. J:l VI
'4.O0; Minnesota bakers', I3.iv?7 4.30; winter
low grades. t3i(3.fO. Rye flour, quiet;
fair to good, t4.io1i 4.65; choice to fancy.
54 7m$4.!K).
CORNMKAL Steady; line white and
vellow. 1 20; coarse, new. tl.OH'&l.lO;
kiln dried, t2.75'&2..
RYE Nominal; wentern, Slw. hid.
BARLEY Quiet: feeding, 45 Vie c. I. f.
New York; malting, tt'noic c. I. f. Huffalo.
WHEAT Exports. l. WW bu.; spot mar
ket steady; No. 2 red, tl-07', nominal, ele
vator; No. 2 red. tl.OSty. numinal. f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern, Puluth, Jt.10 f. o.
h. afloat; No. 1 hard, Manitoba, tl tV f.
o. b. afloat. Options, after a firm opening.
Influenced bv higher cables, small world a
shipments and bull weather news. the
wheat settled down below Saturday's prices
and was heavy until the lust hour, when
strength In northwest markets promoted
a rally. Last prices were net higher.
Mav. tl 74iUl.iVi. closed at tl.i: July.
i: 7-lir3e, closed at KV; September, iVi
ni7e. closed nt (Ki'dc
CORN Receipts, 354,750 bu.; exports. 120.
0.12 bu.; sales, rti.tmO bu. futures: 40,on0 bu.
siiot; spot market barely steady; No. 2,
57Wc. nominal, elevator, and blV1 f. o. b.
afloat; No. 2 yellow, 53Wc; No. 2 white,
63c. Option market opened steady with
wheat, but Yielded to bear pressure, larger
receipts and' 11 big Increase in the visible.
Killing weak all day It closed Vic net lower.
May, 52Sfi:c, closed at 82H": July, 52tf
Mc. closed at 62?c.
1 lATB Receljits. 97.500 bu.; spot market
barely atradv ' mixed oats, 2rt to .12 pounds,
"n'q35'4e: natural white, ;lu to 32 pounds.
:S''i:''i1-c; clipped white, M to 40 pounds,
37VH39He.
llAY-Steadv: shipping. Uii65c; good to
choice. 77VSc.
HOPS yulet; state, common to choice. 25
'n.'ic; 19H3 Sill the; tilds. U(U13c; I'aclflc coast.
lli4. 2.Vfl2So: 1903, 21'u-4c; olds, llUc.
HIDFS-Qulet: Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
-lie: California. 21 to li II., 19Vc; Texas,
tliy. 24 to 30 lbs., 15c. 1
LEATHER - Firm ; acid, 24?2tic ...,
PROVISIONS Heef. tlrm; tamily. tl2 504
M"i; nit'sii, JlOOn'KloW: beef hams, t2l.!it'i4
::ini; packet. tllio'''il2 00; cltv extru lnilla
mess. tHI 5n8.. Cut meats, llrm; pick
led bellies, ti. 251 mi: pickled stioumers.
;..ivr mi; ph kled hams. t.u0. Lard, quiet;
western steamed, t7 60; rellned, meudy; cuti
tinent. 17.56; South America, S.2u: com
pouiul, t-'i 12mi5.37V. Pork, barely steady;
liiinllv, S14 &(Krl lfi.ts; short clear, tl3.mmi6.00:
mens,' $11.V4:1S.S7,A.
TALLOW Dull; city (t2 per package),
if-; country (packuge free!, iii1'--
UH'E-Steady: domestic, fair to extra,
2V'i.''V: Japanese, nominal.
til r i'FR-Market strong: sfr.-et price, ex
tra creamery. SltfriCV; offliial prices.
1 lanmerv. common to extra. 2.i'(i32c; atate
dairy, common to extra. iMi.'Oc; renovated,
common to extra, Wo 2.V : western factory,
common to extra. ISi25c: western 'nilja
tion creamerv. common to extra. iSo-'n'-
CHEESE Firm, etate full creams, amall.
colored and white, fancy, 14V; state, nne.
V.c; stale, late made, colored and white,
poor to choice. IiiViiISV'; "title, large, col
ored nnd whits, funoy. 14c; state, flue,
l.l'.uiac; state, late made, colored and
white, poor to choice. llUniilSc.
EOG8 Steady; western storage packed.
i;-ilKc; western flisls. 17c.
IHiVLTRY Alive. nominal; dressed,
firm; western chickens. Iirjil2v; fowls. Itit?
14e, turkeys. H'tilflc.
Kansas (llr (train anil Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. April 17-WHEAT-R'eadv;
May. a.'Vs JlliV, "77c; Sfptember,
7l'b74.-. Cssh: No. 2 hard tl '.! l.la: No.
S !Wi tl OS ; No. 4. 77'i9"c; rejected, UHfl.ic;
i"ni.v4. Ke
lly. 4IIU
mixed.
0 Lnrd, per 1 lbs., tr.12''7.16. Short V-'""
sides (loose). M.87W7.O0. Short clear fJ- k
Shipments.
13,1100
IS.KiKi
291.1O0
in.3i)ii
1 1,000
2.300
Cash nuotntlons were as follows:
FlJL'R Easy : winter patents
winter stra ahts. J4.K'M."'
natents. tS".tn.4o: snring str-lghts.
4.8O; bakers. t2.4oi&3.tiO.
WHEAT No. 2 spring tl.0vi1.14
8citl.l4; No. 2 red. tl.MWfl.lo.
CORN No. 2, 47Vc; No. 2 yellow. 4SHc
OATS--N0. 2, 30V. No. 2 white, 32'ia
32-- -
RYE No. 2, 7c.
RA RLE Y Good feeding. 37u39c; fair to
choice malting. 41?i47y?.
SEEPS No.' I llax. tl.26; No. 1 northwest
ern tl 3D1: clover, contract grade, tl4.00.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., tl2.55
fh'12.60.
ribs sides
uMes Ihov
Following were ine receipts and ship
ments f flour :inn grain:
Receipts.
Flour, bbls..' 1.i
Wheat, bu Jii'
Corn, bu 2J.30U
Oats, bu 1i4.(mi
Rve, bu """
llnrlev. bu 65,200
On the produce exenange tooa me nut
ter market was steady, creameries. 25iU
31c: dairies. 23(H2Sc. Eggs, easy; at murk,
cases Included, lHc; firsts. lc; nrlme firsts,
17c; extras, :8c. Cheese, firm; I:tV?il4c.
St. I.ools tieneral Market.
ST. LOC1S. April 17. WHEAT Easier;
No 2 red. cash, elevator. 11 .01: traclt
1 10; May. tl.OS; July. 8274j1jS.K:; No. :
tl
CORN Lower: No. 2 cash, 47'.;
49c; May. 46457c; July. 4W.
OATS Iwer: No. 'I cssh, .lie:
31V; May, JtiV: No. 2 wntta. ne.
FLOl'R Pull; red winter patents. tn.KVti
5 "5; extra fancy and straight t.Vl)4.S0;
clear. t4.2MM.70.
PEEIV-Timothy. t2.WfrS.50.
CORNM FA r-Steady at t2.6fl.
HR AN Pull: sacked, east track. 73c.
HAY-Steady; timothy. t 0.fM 50; prai
rie. tii00 10.00.
I RON COT-'ONTIKS-Mc. ,
HAC.OINO 7V- 1
MKP TWINF-iuc
PROVISIONS-Pork. lower: lobbing. 112.10.
lard ?asler; prime steam. t0.i2V Pry salt
meats, steadv: boxed extra shorts, 7.:n'.;
clear ribs. 15.73H: short clears, t7.50. Hacon.
steadv; boxed extr shorts, t7.87"4j: clear.
17.874; Bhort clear. t8.09.
POI'LTRY-Sieady: chickens. lliAc;
pprlngs. t4.ii'h6.6o per doxen; turkeys. Hie;
'nFTTER Firm; creamery. iWyjoc; dulr
le.s. 1Mi25c.
KO 18 Steady. laV. ' 'oun: .
. aiL'ir" . Cillipilienvw
lli.UOO
34.000
It, OKI
, 51, KM
NEW YORK, Aptll 17. There was con
siderable uiiseitlenient manifested In the
slock market today, which was partly due
to Hie carrying over of a bud impression
Irnni Satiinlav on account of fhe rather
urgent pressure to take profits on the
week s rise. This Impression was partly
dissipated by the buoyant opening IMS
morning, but the high prices made then
Invited renewed celling and seivcl to dis
courage the confidence of operators lot
higher prices. The market for the rest
m 1 he nay was spotty and Irregular.
The selling 011 the opining rise was of
such voluniu Slid character as whs not to
be Ignored. It wns generally supposed to
be due In part to the necessity of pro
tective measures In connection with the
wheat speculation. Various publications
pointing to the hazardous position of those
commuted to the wheat deul mado opin
ions sensitive 011 this point. In the wheat
market Itself the weather news helped to
sustain 1,, li es and to that extent relieved
apprehension over the Immediate situa
tion of I he yield. Hut, on the other hand,
the possibility of damage to the crop by
the unseasonable weather Is a disadvant
age to values of stocks and had its part
in cooling the demund. The wintry
weather carried Its threat of dnimge to
crops as well and wan one of the appre
ciable factors In today's stink market.
Another was the assembling Of the senale
committee to Investigate the problem of
railroad rate legislation. This topic has
fallen into the background during the
recent enthusiasm in the stock speculation.
The reports of the committee's inten'lon
served to bring It Into consideration again
with Its ultimate possibilities when con
gress assembles. Railroad officials con
tinue to talk ill verv confident terms re
garding traffic, but their usual weekly
Interviews were of a more restrained tone
than for some time past. There Is suf
ficient business reported to keep equip
ment engaged, but the overabundance
which caused car shortages early In the
season lias passed away.
While those minor considerations played
their prt the maiket continued to give
the principal attention to the question of
the Northern Securities distribution and
the readjustments growing out of It.
While the mandate of the supreme court
Issued, as was expected, there was still
the absolute lack of official announcement
or confirmation for any of the many stories
of deals supposed to he wailing on this
event. The situation proved a strain to
speculative contltlence, especially in view
of the highly concentrated character of
much of the selling of 1'nlon Pacific and
Hie fears aroused as to what It might
imply. This stock and Northern Sectirit.es
on the curb reacted with some violence
after the opening and carried depression
Into other slocks, which have moved in
sympathy with them. The exceptional
I streiiglh shown by St. Paul did not serve
Hiioije.iner to oirsei mis lnnuence. rveitncr
did Hie sustained advance in Atlantic
Coast Line, which was only of moderate ef
fect even on Its own group. The renewed
strength in the I'tiiteit States Sleei stocks
was of more Influence and seemed to be
due to satisfaction with the proceedings
at the annual meeting of the corporation.
The preferred rose easily to a new rec
ord level. There was some especial de
mand for money on the Ixindon money
market today, due to huge financial trans
actions, which are expected to be of tem
porary effect. More Importance was at
tached to the renewal of the demand from
Paris upon Ivonilon for gold, which, re
sulted in a sharp decline in the sterling
rate at Paris. Aloney here was distinctly
easier but sterling exchange was steady.
The closing tone of the maiket was heavy
and uncertain, as it had been for most
of the day. ,
Bonds were Irregular. Total wiles, par
value, I2.W1.1XK). I'ni'ed Stutes 3s and
2s. registered, declined '4o itnd the 2s,
coupon, 'vc on call.
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
Sales. High. Low. Close.
Atchison 9,60) M)4 8'4 891,
do preferred 2.iKi lWfc 103 lid1
Atlantic Coast Line. 18.5 0 159 15i lE8'a
Miimmore k unio u.mj jiii"4 ji;it ill)
fn lurk Money Market.
NEW YORK. April 17.-MONEY-) m i nil.
steail. ?V'i;l per cent; closing I I I : pi r
cent, offend at 3 per cent. Timr loan
easier; sixty tlav. ninety d.iys and six
months Slt per cent.
PRIME MERCANT1.E PA PKR-4'd I'j r
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE - St. inly w'.tii
actual business In bankets bills at Jt v;n i
4.825 foi (1. mau l and it 14 MtM'4 '"" f' r
slxiy day bills listed rales, Wi and 11.7.
Commercial bills. ?l M'v
SILVER-lttrs. 6ic; Mexican dollars.
HSc
li( iNOS Government weak; railroad Irregular.
mi nonus were:
1114' Jlirlin Kf. 'lf!
. W I. ft X mil m.
.inti MNulmltan 1 . ff. In
. p. .Vex. 1 ennui 4f...
. .is: I ,1,1 1.1 Ini
..l.tl M'liP A- Si. L. 4.
..104 M . K & T. 4. .
. .lut (in an
R . II. nt XI 1.
llti, N V. 1'. :m. .
li:S S. J. f....
lil'i No ParltV 4?
(In 3
in. Hi S. W. c 4 . .
1 II. S. I., rdls
ll..i Peim roar. :C. .
94 H(-a'1ln Ben. 4i . .
7 St I.. I M. 1.
1(171. St. I.. Y. fit
Closing prices
V s. rW. 2ii. rex . .
do roilpon
t. S. it, ret
do couiMin
t . S. nrw 4s. rl .
do roapon
t-. S. eld 4r. rI ..
do roiiDoti
Am. Totico 4. clfp. t' N.
d.i Sm. clfp
At. tlleoil Rfn. 4
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Buyers Rather Bearish and Market
Ruled Weak to Ten Lower.
HOGS SOLD FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
litlrlx I. literal Kecelpts of I utile, lull
Market Itnleil Active nn lleslrM
ble l.rndes, tilth Trices
Just bnnl Mead).
I
I''.
IMS I
1 1.
4. .
do II.
Atlanlk r. I..
Ilal. Ohio
.'o 3'tjli
Central of ua. a. . .
do lt Inr
dn ;d In.-
rhe. A Ohio ti .
( llll'BIO tt A. J'-j. .
I'., II. & Q a. 4s..
f.. K. I P. 4a..
do col. 6f.
ri'c. St. L. s. !
Clil. aK.i Tur. 4n
I'oloi-ado Mill. 4a...
Colo. So. la
Cutis ua. ctfa
l R. O. 4
IMatlllara' Sac. it..
Krle prior IIpii 4a..
do gen. 4a
F. w. ft D. r. la .
Horkln Val. 4's..
Uffered.
4a.
St. 1,. S. W. r. .
. 9HTtj Seahoard A. L.
. S4'a So. I'a.-lfl; 4a. . .
. 4 So. Kallsay l.a.
.li'.t iTexaa P. la. .
. 07 iT.. St. I. W.
. 7:. Il'iilun Paclfl.1 4i
. nt I do 1'iinv. 4a . . .
,10,V4 t'. S Steel
.lulHtjWatiaFh tt
. Hit do deli. It
10J Wfaleril Md
. :l V. ft 1.. K.
.iri!wi. I'enml
.ilUi,'
4a.
4a .
4a.
Doiton Mocks auil llonds,
ROSTON, April 17. -Call loans. ;!
cent; time loans, 3.ru4V4 per cent,
closing of siockjt and bonds:
AU'hlaon adj. 4a ,. M .AdWiilure
dn 4a ll'-1 Allouft
74 Ainale.ani:lt!,U . . .
dfl'a Ainerli-oil Zinc . .
li)H' Allanil.
. . it
li-iv
...nn
...
4a. "l'a
...1i'
...u.'.i
...lor.i,
... n
.. I'l'.ia
... JTS
. . .1iv.'i
...ir:
. .111
. aa1-
. nr.ii
U.i',
,i:.n,
. M,
.1111
l;;6'
. ."
. 79
. so
)-.
.
'.ll per
Uftlcial
.111!" 4
4a
M't. Onlral
Atrhiaon
do tifd ...
It.iatnn Albany S
lloalon St Maine 119
llnaliin Klevateil .....MO
Kllihlmrs uld 147
Mexican Central Six;
N. Y., N. H. II. ..204
I nlnr. Pacini- :...134'i
Amer. Also. ("hem... L'H
do pld .... 1)1
Amer. I'lieu. Tuba.... 4
Amer. Fnaar IIS
do pfd lis
Amer. T. & T
Amer. Woolen
do pld ....
Dominion I. s.
1-Mlaon Klec lllu.
(lenerhl Klavlrlr ...
'Maaa. Kleclrlx- ...
.Wi ptd
Maaa. (I8
I ntted Krult
Vnlted Shoe Macb..
do pfd
t'. a. Steel
do pld
Wealing, common .
Asked. "Rid.
1444
. .19 -a
.107
. n't
.1X2
. 6H
. 44
.l'WV.
. :i:i
. 87',
.104
.
liltigl.ain
l al. .V llecla
entennlal
Copper halipe. . . .
imly W est
Poinlultm (,'oal
Kranklln
Ilranliy
I ale RoVAla
Maea. Mintlia ...
Michigan,.,-
Mulian It
Mont. C. C...
old liomlnton ..
oaceola
PArrot
Wuln.-y
Shannon
Tamarack .......
Trinity
Called I 'upper ..
I', a. Manna ....
I . S. (Ill
I (ah
Victoria
Winona
Wolvx'ilne
. Ki',
. M
.nr.
. IS
i 14
o-l't
'
. 9-,
4-"xj
. 4
. 1J
.1118
KOI'TU (
R 'C( lots w ere:
ifflclnl Mnuilnv
Same day last week
Same day week before..
Same three weeks ago.
Same four weeks iign...
Same day last xcar
RECE1 "TS FdR TME
I he following tal.l
cattle, hogs ami whe
the year to date
year:
MAMA. April 17. r..0.
C.itlle. Hogs. Sheep.
:i.n7ii 4. ivi s.stj
4.U2II :i.n:l lL'.7nO
3. Ki :l. .'il2 ll.Rtu
;i.'i'.."i :',ifi 1.1.', ;
2,!W. il.o'il . 4..MH
4. :ii'i 7.'M ,s..v.:
YEAR TO 1 1ATE.
Hhows the receipts of
p at South Omaha for
wlih comparison with lust
Caf He
Hogs
Sheep
The
prl
following
of lions at
I'.m.Y t'.iol lec.
:,4;:.i57 '.Mi.."i.'0 ;(7..iiv!
i;:i;.!iii 7"7.1!7 14,517
4:4.1'i'h 5;'.,,'.H2 Co, (.47
labia shows the nverac
t-iuMi Diin.na lor ins last
teveral days, wiih eomparlscns.
I IMS. 1M4). 11KB. I1S02. 1101. 11S0O. UW
L..1 6 ISTfcl
2...
.. tn
4... 6 at I
6... e lsv
... i 30 I
7... 6 25S
6 25SI
(... I
lo.. I 5 25 I
11.. 1 6
12.. f, III ,
1H.., 5 2.x I
14.. I o 2IV
15. . 5 II"1
li..i I
H. i 5 22",
0 03! 7 ?H Col 6 97'
5 0 7 ill 6 laij ti'iiOj S OS
64
6 ii7
5 Onj
4 Mil
7 24'
7 24'
4 0o 7 271
4 M, 7 25
I 7 26'
4 P5 7 21 1
4 So
4 H.i
4 SK
I Sil
I
6 (hii
I
ti fl:',
6 0t
C 79
da,
(I Ml
6 Si V
5 Bi
7 29
7 211 6 SO;
7 !lii (i H.i
7 I'T il !U
7 d", li Wi
01 I
5 1)2 1 5 231
0 K.'l 5 II8J
5 li & 26
b Wi 6 mi,
li (Hi b 4";
I 6 4S
6 01 I
5 !'! 5 sV
5 IC, 5 55 j
.0' 8 (xi
;0 8 02
!7I 3 64
3 66
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
.1 11 1 v
April
Indicate. Sunday.
The official number of curs of
Dioiignt in today by each road was:
( attic I logs. Sheep. II ses.
2 1
3 RS
3 67
3 (13
3 61
3 67
today ntul thr market time was nuoie.l dull
aud fully l"c ..wei. Receipts Ml tins point
wt:.' also 1 1 tit I liberal for a M.uila. tlnic
be tl 4 . ! oil Sale. OWlilK to I he bl'iak III
Chicago packets wrc beansb at this point
also an. I sue cedi d in taking off .VuIik-. or
irenrtally 7'vc. The 1n.uk. t was a IIMIe
slew In letting started, but after buyers
and sclh-ts i;ot to:etber on a basis of n
;i.:o (leeline trailing became untie setlve
and eteryth.ni: changr.t hnitcs in , shmt
time. The long .irirg wept 111 J5.22i. Willi
the lniik from
loads sold up to
to :'
Rcpi .
'1. The i him-er
si titalle sales.
No. Ax. S f" No. tt. Sk. rr
hi : it 'to a IT', . . I'll tai :, J.",
I. jst so r. re :. . . ; u ... 5 -.-.m.
79 ... 40 a -(' Hf. i:a I. J?'
75 .'.'Tl ... b 64 . . '.U .0
i . ... s: .'U 1:0
7 !7t " ( ?. x :'JI " j -.7-,
f :'! 11 6 22 V hf . JI4 ." ?.'
;t ' ... t. 2ii, To : . . i .'n,
:T " i 21' t ' m li"1 2:'
77 !! 240 a ::' 75 .'M ... .' 22',
71 ! . :'2'a i:i 2'". ... i '.-:
5 "f. i Si't St. Hi t" .'!'x
24 .'.IS l?n 2Jif 77 'IX Ml ii 2"'i
7i' L'Sli 12il b 22'a "4 ... 221. V'xl S 22'a
72 2li til S j-.m 7;, -.'22 120 t, '.:" ,
2it . . f, 221, ti f.f tl :(,
?.i to ( ;.'i, j 24i to f r',
7S 242 40 .'. 22', a 21 0 B '.''
Ho 2"7 ... a 71 24 ... 5 22 1
67 24ii ... k 22', 71 . 144 ... b 2S
H.I 2 VI ... .i 22 't 7i.. 5.'. ... a 2".
7 1X3 ... ;. 2'f 77 !? tit".
Mi ;m 40 5 22', l'.T 2 l 40 t itt
22o . . 20 17 ... 5 25
tl 210 1KO 1. 221, l"l 21-1 4(1 Ti 2.'.
f S!2 l.M 5 24 2.1(1 ... 121.
7t, 21J ... S Wa ?!.4 ... i
4 i7i . . i j:s 7 217 ... ( ;r.
4( 227 ... S 22', t 120 S 2'.'vi
S 22.1 Id S I5i, 62 I'M ... 6i
8"i 22'.', ... 6 JJi.. SI 221 1211 6 22',
7 2.HX 12(1 li 22', 41 27S 40 6 SJltj
(1 210 )20 0 22V, 7 27 10 D lb
7 210 10 b 22', M J"J ... 6 30
d lil 40 b 12'-,
Klithr-
I'liere was unite
Hock
London Mocks and Bonds.
LONDON. April 17 Closing quotations
stocks and bonds:
90 ia-111'N. Y Central
... .HI'njNorlolk K W
... K1,! do ptd ...
... 2', 'Ontario W
. ..liHlit,iPciiiii.yHatila
...llS,Halid MlnaH
do iireferred
CnnaOlnu Faclflc
Central of N. J
Ches. Ai Ohio
Chicago & Alton...,
do preferred
Chicago O. W
Chics go & N. V....
C.. M. & St. P
Chicago. T. & T
do preferred
C, C, C. & St. I
Colo. & Southern....
do 1st preferred ...
do 2d preferred
9.S0O 154V6
3.6O0
01 a.
11.900
l.OOO
83,100
lnO
L40i'l
700
200
24',
24l
1S7
IS'-
106
20
CI
153H
Mi't
240
IX.-.-',
If
iosi.
2SV,
on
t'onsolr. money
do account
Anaconda
Atchison
do pld
Ilaltlniore Ohio..
Cana'tlan Pacttlc
I hea. & (ihlo
Chlcaiio III. W
-.. M. & St. P
l)ellra
Ienver Kr K. O
du pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Illlnola Centra! ....
Lonta. & Narh
M., K. A T
BILVER-Har,
monhv-rir
. l.ii Nt
. 24
.m
. i,
. MVi
. 82',
. 47
. d l'
. 72
,.172
..14,'.
,. 2S
16,1
XX
S.'i
7.i"
li"a
HtHtitins
do 1st pf.1..
do 2d pfd..,
So. Hallway ....
do pld
So. I'aclHc
I'nlon I'aclflc .
do pld
t:. 3. Steel
do pfd
Waliaah
do pfd
.Spanialt 4a
Steady, 2'irsd per
per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills la 2 per ceilt; three months'
bills, 212 1-111 per cent.
41'
HKll,
."
MS'-a
I02'u
-
nm'',
2V
47
a is
ounce.
ew lurk Mlnlnav Mocks.
NEW YORK. April 17. The following are
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
l.9ii
haid.
track,
track.
Flour, bbls.
Wheal, bu.
Corn, In). . . .
Oats, bu. ..
K.OOO
33.000
26.HOII
llu.Cxa)
riilladeliihla I" rod nee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April 17. Hl'TTER
Firmer: extra western creamery, SH'Mt'Mc:
extra nearby prints. II5c.
EtetSS Fair; nearby. frenh. LWc at
mark: western fresh. 17tyc at mark.
4'HKKSE 4julet; New 1 ork. full cream,
fanov, limtf13'xjc; choice, 13'ie; fair to
good', ta'-ktiUc.
Mlltvaukee
a Willi 91 .(13 1 rxo. a. li'O-c, irii-riru,
No 2 red. 11.02411.08; No. 3, Mc'nIl.O
ceipts. wheal. ISO cars.
CORN Hietidy; May, !44'44Vc: Ja
Ail .. ,-..,1.. X?rt ' m-hl l..a.e. Vo 'J
X ),. - r. ..... , w . . . -
44W
uii'ii.i" rxl.i :l. 44V.U4.K
41AT8 Hieady; No. 2 white, :l2t,t
mixed. iHlc.
HAY-Bteudv: choice llmolliy.
Ilium; choice piairlc. 3,.2-i i.
KtitlS Hleatly; Missouri and KanstS
new No. 2. w llteWOtKl id sea iiicniueu
No. 2
July.
HOC.
No.
No. 3.
r!7l!ii7Tc tdd.
01c; sample. 4u
47t47Vic; May,
(iraln Market.
UILW Al'KEE. April h. - MI1.A I -:
Ko northern. II ll-ol 11H; No. 2
northern. tl.(iil':
RYK-Dnll: No
I ARLE Y filcsdy ;
til.'HH'.
(OR N -Steady
4"c.
MluueaiMtlla Ural Market.
MINN KAPOLI8. April 17.-WHEAT-u.,
IliaiW; July. I'.WM'l 03: September.
MiWVc: No. 1 hard. II 12x; No 1 north
ern IUS)'4' Sv 2 northern. II 03x4.
FLOl'-R -First patents. IR.sMi. '; second
pstents. t5t'tf6.75. flr.t clears, I4.2M4.36;
second clesrs. S.8oJ(j
BRAN In bulk. li.0ttHl.
l.lTrool Grain ! Prntlalttaa.
LIVERPOOL. April 17. tx HEAT Spot,
uulet; No. 1 California
ouiei; M-v. s7xtJd; Julv
t'OBS-Spot, quiet: American mixed, pew.
4s '."id; American mixtju
Uii cs7 t0etl May. 4s 3tU
W.
Erie
do 1s"t preferred...
do 2d preferred...
Hocking Valley
do preferred
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do preferred
K. C. Southern
do preferred
Louisville & Nash.
Manhattan I.
Mel. Securities
Met. Street Hy
,Mox. Central
Minn. & St. L...
I M.. St. V. & 8. 8
do preferred
Missouri Pacific
Mo., Kan. & Tex
(i i preferred
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd.
N. Y. Central
N .Y.. Ont. A W....
Norfolk & Western..
do preferred . .,
Pennsylvania ...
P.. C. C. St. I
Reading
do 1st preferred....
do 2d preferred
Rock Island Co .
do preferred
St. L. & S. F. 2d pfd.
St. Uiuls 8. W
do preferred
Southern Pacific
dn preferred
Southern Railway...
do preferred
Texas & Pacific
To.edu, SI. L. & V..
do preferred
I'nlon Pacific
do preferred
Wabash
do preferred
Whee.lng & L. E...
Wisconsin Central .
do preferred
Adams Express
American Express..
I . S. Express
Wells-Faigo Exp..
Amal. Copper
Am. Car & Foun...
do preferred
Am. Cotton oil
do preferred
American Ice
do preferred ...'...
Am. l inseed Oil
do preferred
Am. lyocomoi Ivc ..
do preferred
Am. Smell & R f g
do preferred
Am. Sugar R'f g..
Am. Tolacn. pfd. i
Anaconda Mln. C
1.200 1M i'Jt
48 500
1,700
6,000
"Hi
9.S0H
200
700
4iirt
1.700
14.600
uoo
2.100
3.4HO
4il
HIS
70',
Mti
Ids'
3'H
S5-v
3n
63
14P.
'S7ij
123V,
44.
46
XI
6!'H
'i'Ti
liiii't
1101,
55
U
62'4
1131,
'xtVti
122
23'x,
M. 1.300 11SH 113
30.000
SilO
1.500
i!7oo
1.S00
2.0O)
lo7li
32
6S
hvi'
oo
X6i,
HV,H
:tlV
67
1571
tin
xSVi
. 2S.2H) 14S 142'
47.2(0 Ss
2iio
6,4"0
14.(il)
.. 2,900
. . in too
2i 0
. . 3,'.i i
MO
. . 2.lk
lie)
Item
..157.!iO
.. ,1.00.1
2l)
. . 2,K
ion
.. l.i)
.. l.lnO
91'.
;:
7!.
tUSVi
r,
iii
34
97',
37
42
(21 14
136
,
22'.
4li'
1SS
2l'a
53
'sii
73
6,',,
67
UK's
34'
97
37'.
42
6."
un,
99 U
22'
54
V,
24
52'
2H0 li!)
6a Sd.
6s 7(1 ;
Futures,
Septem-
old. 4s IdWd Fu-
J uly. 4s JiS.it.
case count, ,15c; cases returned, c
cieaniery, 22 u Ac I
16.
less.
Hl'TTER 8t
packing. Isc.
Wheat bu. ...
( em, bu
OalaV ku
ady ;
Receipts.
.. h.(a
.. 5").4.
.. ltl.l'C"
Shipments
M.Iix)
I3.WK)
3.itt
llalatb ,rals Market.
HtW.VTH. Minn.. April K.-WHKAT-To
aUtt)i as avastiatM U-Vt "-
IVurla
PEORIA. HI.
No. 3 yellow, 4,c
grade. 4tr42c.
OATH Steady:
4 white, 4UlHSc.
(iralu Market.
Aurll 17.-COrt.N IiOwer.
; No. 3. 47c; No. 4 46c ; liu
No. 3 whllt. "f3ii'c; No.
Ubtrrt Raster Ilolldaa.
1 iVPRrtlOL April 17 The Corn ex
clfamse here will be closed April 21. 22 ttnd
11 it iid the Provision exrhsnge April 21 and
bseivsnce of the Easter
21. In '
i olrati
TOLEIK1, April
tt. April,
alsike. 17-70;
Seed Market.
17. -SEED Clover.
IMi; Ottotier. 15.7.4;
prims timothy, I law.
cssh.
prime
Hr.N.klvn Rapid T...
Colo. Fuel Ai Iron
Corsolida red (las
Corn Products
do preferred
D'st'l'ers' Secur
Oen'l Electric
International Paper.
do preferred
International Pump.
do preferred .
National Lead
North Amer. can
Pacific Mill
People's (!ns
Pressed Steel Car ...
dx preferred
Pullman Pal. Car....
Republic Steel
do preferred
Ruolinr tl iod"
do preferred
Telill. 1 'on I .it Iron...
I'. S. T.either
do piefe red
1'. S Kenltv
I' 8. Rubber
do preferred
F 8. S'eel
do 1. referee,!
Vn -Cam. Chemical .
do iireferred
Wetinghoiie Elec.
esieru 1'niiin
.97.100
7.4H)
.)
200
"iw'i
2ao
70-1
900
13.XHO
1,4'0
50.4110
2.'1
2.4)01)
1.000
bill)
90o
19 7ii
2a 1
7i
l.'oo
2 9
1 7 0
700
bin
4.400
l.:4ti
3eo
2.4(0
J.9U0
400
3 4iio
5.600
J!
100
11.7.JO
'
ll
3i
li
40
22
4X1.,
VO,
122
12!',
1247,
14H4
fi
12
7i"n
5-.
2 Mxj
12
6"
4
1S4W
i
'siii
47t,
R 7
44
llo
4M-.
i
'.'a' '
ft-'
Ull,
1('7,
1041,
12X'
4;',
l'r
35
"fl"
4ll',
22
4'
59
121H
11X7,
124
14"-,
97Ts
12r.
COS
54 14
2"1
12
59U.
4 S
is:
23s
7',
47
44
1' 9
l'i7l
l'l-'V
ir.844
202
50?,
40
80
24s
2394
1K6S
1S;4
31S,
lor.Vt,
2X'j
3i
32',
46!4
X0(
93
91
I6.;v,
29Si
54
30 t
63
14IS
lb-M, j
122',
24',
OK
llKl4
161
l'i''
15X
60' i
X5i,
92
143
(in
97
92 14
90
3,
7s
U'li
26
6i
67'
US',
34,
97
37'
41
62 '4
1144',
99
22 'i
4:,
H'4l
24
MV
240
235
127 V,
240
b7s
42'n
102 'ti
9.1
5
Vs
22',
X',
79',
121'
:24i
l42'
-.
12:.',
r.5i.
20:
Adama Con
Alice
hreeca
Brunawtck Con . .
cotnatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Va..
Horn Silver
Iron Silver ..'
Ijttadvllle Con . . . .
. 6J
. ii
. 6
. a
.170
.mo
il.lttle Chief ...
Ontario
iOphlr
ntH-H-U
jPotoal
I Savage
Siarf Nevada .
-.rfilfir Itopea . .
Standard
..41)0
.lniitf
.. 4
.. II
.. 14
.. 4.i
. . 2j
. .'Ian
Rank Clearings.
OMAHA. April 17. Rank clearings today
were 11.493,811.99. For the corresponding day
of I'.M the clearings were 1, 492,639.89.
C. M. St. P. lit'
Missouri Pacific Rv,.
I'nlon Pacific svstom
C. A. N. . Rv..
F., E. Ar M. V. Rv...
C, St. P.. M. O ...
R & M. Rv
('., R. Air J. Rv
C. R I. K- P.. cast..
Illinois Ccnliul Ry..
lotal receipts ..
The disposition of
as follows, en.-li hnvi-r
uer of head Indicated
Buyer.
Oniahn Packing Co..
Swift and Coinpaiiy
Cud.ihy Packing Co
Armour Ai t.'n
Swift, from country....'
Lohm in A.- Co
Hill & Huntzinger
Huston Ai Co
Mumiltoii Ai Rothschild
J. II. Root Ai Co
S. A S
7.. II. Clark
Other buyers
tlie day's receipts was
purchusiiiK the num-
Cattle. Hons. Sheep
M Hi
3X4
452
'iii
42
3
2711
2111
24o
1
159
9::i
1.57X
1.45' I
116
190
l.lilO
2,5itf
l.M
300
liberal run
ciiottcd this tuornlntz. but len cars were
billed through, so that there wore only
tweniy-threc cars on sale. The dctntiud
from local packers was in good shape and
ua a result tlie market ruled f tlrly active
und Just uhoiit steady on anthlng at all
desirable. Common kinds, though, were
neglected to some extent, but the prices
paid did not show much change from the
close of last wctk. This was true of both
sheep and lambs. The quality of the
offerings, as n whole, was not as good us
it h us been on most days, so that the mar
ket on paper does not look particularly
good. Some fair ewes sold for $5.35. clipped
wethers brought 15.26, wonted yearlings
o.35 and wnoled lambs 7.2o.
Wuotntions for fed stock; Good to choice
yearlings. ;.:o?iu75: fair to good year
lings. Koocnii .40; good to choice wethers.
.i.wvj5 .76: fair to good wethers. I5.1XK&5 50;
good to choice ewes. 5.2tVo.6n; fair to good
( tves. t4.751j5.iu; common to fair ewes. 14 01
i& l.5n: good to choice lambs. I7.2iu7.50; fall
to rood lanibs, ii.07.15; feeder lambs,
'i 0066 50.
No.
."1 western cull ewes ,
3 western bucks
167 western ewes....
19 western clipped ewes
1X9 western clipped ewes
4''i2 western clipped wethers
17 western ewes
2119 Mexican ewes
In Mexican clipped lambs
7u Mexican lambs
-K4 Mexican spring lambs
217 Mexican cull lambs
4 spi Ing lambs ,
53 western fleeced ewes
2(5 western clipped ewes
n'23 western yearling wethers...
ewes
ewes nnd wethers.
cull In 111 Ilia
lambs
Trade to, lay. selllnt a' 31 'sc. P-ilea In Hie
district for t'nc week wire 4i0.io pounds
Wntl Market.
I'.oSToN. Aiull 17 WOO!. The p.is.i.ii
1 Cofnnii rcia I tiullt tiii sss- The situation has
J become tro'iK-r 1 . re with Australian ami
, So itli American wools the feature of the
week lltialness has been belter nn.l a
movement of .'"' lo ii.n.i bales of loreiga
wools Is rep. n il . I. Onlv about .Mn.nw pounds
of old ten Itoi ii- which ere of inferior
1 n'.nillty ami heavy shrink. igo imn icnialii
Ion the market V.tlites are decidedly llim
tin all xvoos mihi an upward ti'inieiic w
siroiigl.t Hppnnnt. Op. rations In the west
i outliiuc 111 a sireiiiioiis manner nnd lm -crs
are t xctleillx off. ring fan. prl'-.-s, I'lte
foreign markets are rapiillt b.comlui;
slronger nud advanced in'li'es are con
tiilenily expected. Shipments f coin Hot.
ton since December .11 are T.i. -!'.".' J loul,d'.
against ixx.477.xoii pounds at the sunn lime
last tear Tlie receipts to dale a"' X2.04.;,
o;:4 pounds, naliist .il.ic'o.xvi for the snnie
pet I. nl last veil"
ST. LtU'lS. April 17. - WOOL-Dull : nie- (
(luiin grades combing and clothing. 2.4'u"2c ,
lii;nl fine. ix'ti2ct.c; heavy line, ll'il.'.c: tub
washed, I1"''I.m'jc.
Metal Mnrkel.
NEW YORK. April 17.--METALS-TI.or
was a ilei (Hie of aliotil es 111 the i.ondou
tin market, but haul prices have been
under a parity Willi foreign limitation,
and with spot supplies small the market.
While qllbt. showed f1rni!l"ss, Willi holder
asking somewhat higher pro es. Spot w in
quoted at 1:9 15s and futures at 1111 15s
Ci pprr also was easier iibrond, closing at
lit 5s for siHil and 67 Ms for futures in
the Ijondon maiket Locally the situation
In unchanged. There nie still rumors of
lots of lake changing hands between llVJ.".
and 115.37. but generally speaking quota
tlons range from the latter ilgure to I5 .'ii:
eleclrolvtlc is quoted Hi $15 2."wi 15.75'-. and
casting nt fll.'i.-Ti 15.25. Lead wns easier si
LU hot 3d in Ijuidon, but rem.tlne 1 un
changed at I4.ua(i4.i In the local market
Spelter was the exception to the genernllv
declining lendencv abroad nnd closed a lit
tle higher at 23 15s In the London market.
tills and ltitaln,
NEW YORK. April 17 OH. -Cottonseed,
steadv; prime crude, nominal: prime yel
low. 25t4'(i2i'vc. Petroleum, steady; refined.
New York. (7.0R; Philadelphia nnd Rultl
more, 17.00; Philadelphia and Raltimore, in
bulk. II l'l Tiirpenllne. unsettled nt 2c.
oil. CITY. Pa.. April 17 ol I. -Ci eilll
balances. $123: certificates, no bid; ship
ments. 99.X22 bbls ; iiveraRe. 70.71 bbls,;
runs. 96.444 bbls : average. iVi.'-MI bbl : shlp
111. nts. Lima, h 9.X75 bbln. ; average, i.xio:
llliixn iiiiis.; average.
321 western
491 western
. 4 western
076 western
Av.
.. 93
..216
..lor.
.. ft)
..108
. . 96
.. X2
.. NO
57
.. 3N
.. 65
.. ftu
. 91
ll'i
62
60
Pr.
2 26
4 ml
4 2f
4 50
4 05
4 Xn
n 25
5 25
6 00
6 50
6 no
6 75
10 00
3 50
4 50
ii 20
6 10
7 10
Limn.
April 17.- ' )l L Ttiri'cu-
11 ml H, 12.9:1.; E.
xnti, 1. x:; ix.
VY(1. $i::,i WW,
CHICAfJO L1VK STOt K M4.KKKT
Totals..'. 3.19X 4.473 3.929
CATTLE -The teiulcucy of the cattle
market was downward at all polnls. At
Chlcngo there were about 20,eno head and at
Kansas Cily x.itin, while at this point there
were about 3, uoo head. Parkers seemed to
led that they ought to git their supplies
for a little less money, and as a result they
stiirieil In from the beginning tu pound the
market uud succeeded to some extent.
The market 011 beef sneers could best be
described by calling It weak to a dime
loner. Something Unit just happened to
strike tlie fancy of buyers did not show
much change from the close of last week,
hut the ironcral run of cuttle were nroiind
.iiilOc lower. Salesmen did not like the Idea. 1
of taking off much nnd consequently It was 1 tf
OMAHA HOI.ESAi.n MIHKKT,
Condition of Trade nnd (Imitations on
Maple nnd Fancy Produce.
EGGS Receipts . heavy; market steady;
candled stock, l&Vi'yloc.
LIVK POLLTiiV liens, HVc; young
roosters, according to size, 9'Jllc; old roos
ters, tic; turkeys, 14ifl5c; ducks, 11c.
BETTER Packing stock. lrityalTc; choice
to fancy dairy, 19?a21c; creamery, 24ij26c;
prints, 27c.
FRESH FROZEN FISH-Trout, 9c; pick
erel, 6fec; pike, sSfce; perch, 7c; blnertsh,
lie; whitertsh, 9c; salmon, llo; redsnupper,
9c; green hullbut, 13c; crappies, 11c; buffalo,
"c; whlto bass. 11c; herring. Il'ic; Spanish
mackerel. 12c; lobsters, boiled 4ric: green,
40c: tlnnan baddies, 7c: roe shad, each. 75c;
shad roe, per pair, 30c. Frog legs, per dm.,
30c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholc
snle Hay Dealers' association: choice ,sn.
1 upland, 16.50; No. 2, Iti.nO; medium, to.oo;
coarse, fo.on. Rye straw, I5.50. These prices
are for hay of good color nnd quality.
RRAN Per ton, V'-V'-
OYSTERS New York counts, per can,
45c; extra selects, per ran. 35c; standards,
per can, 30c. liulk: Standards, yrr gal.,
11. til; extra selects, per gal., 11.66; New
York counts, tier gal.. I1.R0.
TROPICAL FRLITS.
ORANGES California exira fancy Red
land navels, all sizes, tAH'-iAJ:. fancy
navels. IJ.754i3.on; large sixes, $2.Cuf'2.7B.
LEMONS t 'all fornia, extra fancy, 270
size, 3.o0; 300 and 36n, 13.25; fancy, 270, 12.75;
300 and H60. IK.UO; choice, 240 und 270, 12.25;
3"0 and lirtn li'.50.
DATES Per box of 30-lb. iikgs.. 12.00;
Hallowe'en, In 7o-lb. boxes, per lb., 5c.
FIUS California, per iO-lU. carton, 75W
Sac; imported Smyrna, 4-crown, 10c; i
crown, 12c.
BAN AN A3 Per medium-slied bunch, 11.75
12.25; Jumbos, 2.boy3.oi).
GRAPE1' RUI'l callle-mia, per box of 54
to 64, tt.oo; Florida, 15 "0 to tO.eo.
Kill' ITS.
STRAWBERRIES Texas, per 24-qt. case,
I4.UUI Louisiana, per 24-qt. lase, 2.'H.
Al'PLES .New York Baldwins, t3.o043.2;
Colorado Ben Davis, per box, 11. 25; Roman
Hi-uiy, per box, 12.00; Baldwins and Green
ings, per box, ...60.
TANQER1N ES California, per halt-box,
2 .'.
t ItANBERRira-Jcrseys, per crate. 12.25.
V EG E l ABi.Eb.
POTATOES I iome grown. In
bu.. 3mu40c; Colorado, per bu.,
potatoes, per 10., c.
TL'R.MPd Oiu. per bu.,
doz , 75c.
CARROTS Old, per. bu.,
doz., 6oc.
f AKS.Ml s Old, per bu.
little late before a clearance was made
There were not a great many cows and
heifers in sight today and as a result the
market on deslra'. le grades sold nt about
steady prices as compared with last Friday.
When It cumii to dinners and common cut
ters, however, the demand wus apparently
of limited proportions and the market on
such kinds was slow nud around a dime
lower. The commoner the qualify the
harder It was to make a satisfactory sale.
The good stuff was all disposed of at a
reasonably early hour, but common stuff
changed hands slowly.
Good bulls sold about steady, but common
kinds were dull nnd weak. Veal calves sold
in Just rtbotit the some notches they did
last week.
A good many stoekers and feeders were
carried over from last week in the hands
of speculators and tis a result they were
feeling very bearish this morning and did
not want fresh supplies unless they could
buy them for less money. The best grades,
of course, did not suffer to any great ex-
1 tent, but the common and medium grades
I were slow nnd fully 11 dime lower. Common
light catile were bard to sell at any figure.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
t'nttle and Hons SI end; 10 Ten Cents
Lower Sheep stead 1.
CHICAGO, April 17. CATTLE Receipts,
fi.ocn head. Market steady lo 10c lower;
Kood to prime steers. ii.(Hyuii.90: poor to
medium. 6.niati7.75: stoekers and feeders.
il..i'rti$.iv, cows. 12. 113. 75; heifers. t:l.eo''i
U.w; canners. ti tiir(in.no; bulls. 2.5n'.fi.25;
muri., .,1 .-.F'l ... ,0.
HOGS Receipts. 5H,0(ti head; estimated
for tomorrow. HOmm head. Market Hie
lower; mixed nnd butchers'. $5.35'u52; good
to choice heavy, 5.4.Vn5.5G; rough heavy,
$6.;iiv,i5.4o; light, 5.:,,5.45; hulk ot sales,
t5.4iKii6.4fi.
SHEEP AND LAM RS Receipts. 28,000
head. Market for sheep sleadv: for lambs
rJ gorsi 10 choice wethers, shorn.
'oft.eO: fair to choice. $l.0oi?i 4.75: western
bbls ; runs,
.3361 bbls.
SAVANNAH. C.
tine, oulet. 54c
ROPIN Firm: A. R. C
$3iin: F. $3.05: G. 13.15; H
!...; M, $l.(i; N, II lo;
4 nr..
4'offei. Mnrkft.
NEW YORK. April 17.--COFFEE. --The
mnrkel for futures opened steuly nt un
changed prices on all positions except XLiy.
which was 5 poii ts hly.hcr. in line wlih
steadiness in the European market. There
was nothing of u depressing character In
the Brazilian news, apparently, but III"
market acted nervous and unsettled. owltiK
to continued liquidation of near months up
to and including September, and prices
gradllallv worked off The close was Inn lv
stead v at a net decline of oil la points
Sale"' were reported ot 72. 2.VI bags, includ
ing Mav at ii..V(it; 30c; i pleinber. 0 ixiii 1 7.Jc :
October, .75tfl6XI)c: December. B9l7.'ic;
March. 7o.Vn7.10e. Spot, quiet: No 7 Ub
7'Sic; Cordova, ltKiil.tc.
1IF.AI, KT.TH 'I'll WSl'EHS.
I T ,.."nr". 4...vii6.a0: native lambs, shorn.
tl.rOi(h.,0: western lambs, shorn 4 ?n-
western lambs, wooled, I6.50ji7.85. '
Kn-nsas City Lite Stock. Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., April 17. ( "ATTLE
Receipts, K.OOo head. Including 2,onft head
southerns. Market steadv to 10c lower
holce export and dressed beef steers
t..!H6.iin: fair to good. 4.75flo.x5: western
I.'.'!.''''-'''''"'''' -2l-; stoekers and feeders.
s.t.OOfi.i.lil; southern steers. 14.1X16 00;
southern cows. l2.7Cii.Mo; native cows f 50
'iiS.ixi; native heifers. 3.25(fi6.00; bulls 1275
("4.75; calves, 3.0O4iii.29.
HOGS Receipts. 5,.ii head; market 7V.0
lower; top. ta.;)7xs; bulk of sales. t5..W5.35;
heavy. 5.3oi6.37: packers. l5.3infiS.37x4;' ' nias
und lights, l4.3im6.32H.
SHEEP AND 1A MRS Receipts 5.000
1 1.0. iiiuiKei sneep steady: lambs lilo
higher; native lainhs. !5. Toft ".40; native
wether., $6.0i.a4i.OO; native fed ewes 14 00
frio.65: western fed lambs. 5.75ifj7 4u- west-
em ico ycarnngs, Jh.a6f16.6fl; western fed
sheep, 14. 5i "if6M; stoekers and feeders 13 50
'Xlo.50. ' '
DEEDS tiled l'r record April 17 as
iilshed by the Midland GtiHiniil.e :
Trust company. liotideil abstracler.
Farnam street, for The Bee:
A. L. Williams and husband lo W.
J. Bradbury, lot in, block II. Sum
mit Place !'
S. Jennie Surge el it I. to Rome Mil
ler, lots 6, 6 and pall 7, block lo:i,
Omaha
Fldelttv Trust company to R. C. Coclx
fleld,' lots 1(1 to IX. Sturgls Place. ..
R. C. Cocktlehl i t ill. to J. Ewbank,
lot 19. Sturgls Place
J. Walsh and wife to F. Amdt and
wife, lots o tied I), blick 22, Ben
son M. Goggins to P. Piciiueur. lot 9. block
23. First Add. 10 Congan Place
National Life Insurance company to
Ed W. Gunther, part of lot I, An
drews Williams FurroH's Hub
Hannah Carew to F. II. Jordan, lots
7 and 8. block 7. Kendall's Add
Benson Land company to A. N. An
dersen, part of block 6!i, Benson
Rensnn Land company to A. Rucher,
block 50. Benson -. .-x
K. D. Burnell end wife to J S. Neu
mann, part lot 9. Rarkalow Place.
J. R. Musgrave and wife to Elizabeth
Hanson, part lot 4, bkick 11. Shinn's
Addition
A. L. Patrick and wife to Sadie Wine
gar, lot 6, block 10, Jerome Park
D. A. N. Chase and wife to H. A.
Wood, part lot n. block 1, unu otner
fiir-
1IM.I
bill
loo
l.tvo
2,50
I'"'
No. Av. Tr. No. Av. Pr.
1 ;;il 4 00 ,',9 loXii b Bo
It' o7 4 00 39 1142 5 5a
j 77V 4 Co '4 1215 S lb
1 CIO 4 25 IS 1180 6 60
1 X2'i 4 rm 1 H45 6 t&
4 lull 4 21' I2'7 5 6
I mil 4 . :i rtn 5 to
l H2o 4 " Id 12311 5 65
17 1042 4 HO 20 114 b 70
JS 1145 4 HO ID 12iC 6 70
, MX 4 Hi 20 1312 5 70
J Hiil 4 10 4 Sua 6 HO
10 llio:i 4 Do m 125:; 5 r,
27 IM'l 'o on 22 .1271 5 15
j; H'j2 b i.hj 10 l;iM II oo
,'.' 11X4 6 15 IH 134H 6 00
22 l'8li 5 2tl 17 14:i4 ti on
29 " 1136 5 25 1420 6 00
10 l"o:i 5 25 17 i:iH 6 05
If, li'-iB b 30 4H IM 6 20
1 llo'l 5 30 i7 15 6 30
2 1200 5 35 54 1527 6 :to
4 1015 o 40 1 1410 6 40
19,' 121H 5 511 I :550 8 40
17 ' ll'i 5 Wi x H.27 6 40
bTEERS AND COWS.
sacks, per
45c; new
4vc; new, per
4i'c; new, . per
4oc.
BEANS Navy, per bu., I2.1U.
WAJl BKANSfi
er bu.. hamper or Du.
box. 12.503. 00.
Ci'ci'M iir-KS Pi'r doz.. 1.76'o?2 00
PEAS-New. per basket, ll.2u.ul.50.
ToMAToEs Florida, per 6-uu.nKet crate,
5 nu'uti.ou.
SPINACH Per bu., 76 '(tll.oO.
ONIONS Colorado yellow, per lb., 2c; new
! southern, per doz., 45c.
CABBAGE Holland seed, per lb., l'c;
California cabbage, in crates, per lb., 2',c.
BEETS -Old, per bu., 40o; new, per out,
bunches, 65c.
RADlSHEd-Hot house or southern, per
lbs.
1n
l.fco
I &('.
82 9(10
lns.7o
FOi
AVI
S1MI
4)
911,
44
117U
' 3!'i
1(144
36'.
1"'
r
94
I'.'IU
U'.
I'A
2iira
10' ;
:'
liru.
17'.-,
91 t,
Total ales for the day. 1.17o.v'0 shares.
Treasury statement.
WASHINGTON, April 17. -Today s state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of ih 1V ltd i,l .ij,1
reset v in il.o division of redempti'ti,
ll-V. ' do.. oCiitoc
59 i LETTl ( 'E Hot house, per doz . 45c.
'47, HII L'BARB Illinois, per box of 50
ld:i II. 254). 160.
o.1. I PAKSLp;Y Per doz bunches, tic.
XI u I ASPARAGCS-Illinois, per dot. bunches,
iv tl Ti; home grown, per doz. bunches, l.ou''
87 1-2S.
SI ISt. 1-L.L.AiX rXM O.
CHEESli Wisconsin twins, full cream
15c; Wisconsin Young America. 16c; block
Swiss, new. H.c; old. l.o; Wisconsin nricx.
16c; Wisconsin llmburger. 15c.
N'L'TS Walnuts, -No. 1. soft shells, new
i crop, per lb., 15c; hard sneiis. per in., uc:
I no. 2 sort shells, per in., t.c; ixo. z nara
shells, per lb, 12c: pecans, large, per lb.,
I 12c; small, per lb., loc; peanuts, per lb.. 7c,
I rousted peanuts, per lb.. 8c; Chili walnuts,
'per lb., I2'tflmc: al.noiids, soft shell, per
lit. 17c; hard shell, per lb., !.V: ciiesinuta.
tiw lb. 12H!il3c; new black walnut, per
f.u., 75ij9cc; shellbark lil. ktny nuts, jut bu..
11.75: large hickory nuts, per bu.. II vs.
HIDES No. 1 gret-li. 7',c; No. 2 green
jiiSc: No. 1 salted. V,c; No. 2 salted. 7V,c,
.No. 1 veal can. juc, rxo. irti can, vc ,
drv salted. 7ri4c: sheiu belts. 26ciutl.0u:
'V 1 horse hides. Il.5"'a3 00.
'a,t.
lklble Supply of l.ralu.
NEW YORK. Apnl 17. The visible uiply
('f grain April 15. as compiled by the New'
York produce ex'hange is us follows:
Wheal. ai S7t.fl(l bj ;, decrease. 754 un hu
Corn. lO.H79.ii hu ; Increase, 1 ;.9 ...i bu.
Oats. 15 Italian bu ; decrease. i:n.e a bu.
Rve 1.lJ.al '.in ; decrease. 2.iai bu. Bt
le, 2 bu.; divriaae, 12k. vuO bu.
47
l'f,
44
H9V
441.
9R', I
24f.
I'J'i
8'S4
Xt
1"'V
1- 2
11
1"Tt4
9 b,
4:ti,
lix
:..
1"4'4, I
9:!-'
11 t.."i 4 III 13 Hk6 ., 10
8 49 4 25 14 1432 5 in
22 771 4 HO 4 1117 o 40
t 94 u 10 IX 1 1 li.". 5 60
COWS.
3 740 1 75 1 1U40 4 00
j 2 on 11 1034 4 25
1 924 2 10 13 930 4 25
H'15 2 25 1 1220 4 25
2 t.65 2 '.'.' 2a Kit.', 4 3d
1 740 2 40 4 1010 4 50
3 , . . . 2 5o b 1034 4 .10
J h 12 2 5o 1 1120 4 35
2 H90 2 50 1 1"50 4 4'l
1 990 2 50 il Hll 4 40
2 H55 2 50 .7 1050 4 50
1 920 2 50 1 (40 4 50
1 1120 2 75 10 MM 4 5o
1 114(1 il 00 1IH2 4 HI
943 II 00 9 lu( 4 50
1 lno 3 00 ! lino 4 50
2 mo s oo a ihm 4 to
t 1024 3 on 15 inii 4 5j
1 1093 3 00 970 4 U
I MO 2 Wi 6 1044 4 70
; VKi 3 25 12 1211.1 4 70
s 976 ) 25 1026 4 75
J 770 i 35 1 960 4 71
1 1010 S 40 4 1165 4 74
J .Tl.,95 a 4o 27 1164 4 HO
1 H',0 3 50 16 1IH4 4 0
1 S90 3 50 1 1270 4 Ho
3 1050 3 5n 1 1270 4 HO
1 1140 3 40 3 1073 4 Ho
1 1110 3 5o 11 1000 I aa
1 950 a 50 1 1160 4 H5
J 870 iii 1 9x0 4 5
3 1007 8 75 22 U3K 4 Hi
2 t0 ho 1 l-'l'o 4 9o
I '('! 3 d'l 2 lyr, b oo
J 1O30 3 Hfi 2 lfi',.i 5 on
CotVB AND HEIFERS.
- f.H 3 on 11 H17 4 40
14 752 4 26
HEIFERS
; 455 2 50 i X3li 4 25
5 376 2 So 6 H6X 4 35
5 46 2 HO xto 4 45
j; 557 2 Hi 1 lo 4 50
1 600 3 on 2 6:io 4 60
1 450 3 26 3 Sii3 4 50
1 0 4 25 1 967 4 tn
1 73o 4 25 -'1 7'iO 5 00
0U1-.LS.
1 1250 2 S8 1 1640 4 00
1 1160 I 00 1 1600 4 00
J 1323 1 05 I 1N6U 4 10
1 9H0 I l'l 1 16H0 4 10
1 Haw a 10 1 120 4 15
1 IB40 I io 1 l'tn 4 21
2 1420 3 25 1 1910 4 26
1 . . H20 3 36 1 ITihi 4 26
1 1260 S 40 1 1470 4 24
1 liiai 3 l'l 1 1590 4 25
1 1210 3 60 I... 1490 4 25
1 1H60 3 65 1 1460 4 25
1 ISo.) 76 1 1520 4 26
1 liH'l I 75 1 loin 4 35
1610 t 75 1 lino 4 4o
t 1 166 I 90 1 150 4 40
1 lli-'nl 90 1 1 19u 4 4n
1 1150 4 Oil i 21j2'i 4 6o
I... 14ao 4 M 2 19i 4 6v
; 1120 4 oo
CA LVES.
1 150 3 I'-) 3 2"7 6 nO
tj 377 4 25 5 272 5 oo
1 2O0 4 5(1 1 2.io 6 25
1 41u 4 5" I llo 6 76
1 350 4 5o .' 1 H5 00
HTOCKEltS AND FEEDERS.
4 762 3 I". 2". . . 641, 3 H5
4 325 3 00 9 t4 4 oo
1 4 3 25 5 7 12 4 oo
2 C2', 3 25 552 4 n
2 47 J 3 25 44 762 4 Jo
1 S5J 3 - 7'i 4 2n
1 310 3 5" 9'H 4 to
If. 357 (", I 720 4 :,o
4 :li I 60 2 IISu. k tat
iluGd-Tlieis wet txi.ow liogi lu CliK
tit. I.ouls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., April 17. CATTLE
Receipts. 4.001) head, including 2.500 Texans
Market steady. Native shipping and ex
port sleets. t5.lxt(6.50: dressed beef and
butcher steers. lt.OYij5.9D; steers under
1.000 lbs., t4.HV(n-i.00; stoekers and feeders.
2.i5i&4.7fi: cows nnd heifers, 13 5nfi5.00; cali
bers. I2.00W3.50; bulls. '2fyuH.7o; calves.
t3.5nih6.fH: Texas and Indian steeru ri i;.
5.XO; cows and heifers. S2.00iH4.fi0.
HOGS Recelnts. 5 .Son hi.mi ,.,..ri,t
lower. Pigs and lights. $4.0uf(i.50; packers,
l.-i.2.-i5.oO; butchers and beat heavv. 15 tin?;
5. tin. .
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Receints. 2 5i
head; market steady: native muttons $3 00
iii6.50: lambs, to.igsfi-sx.uo; spring lambs
111.00: culls and bucks, SH.S'Vrjt.oo; stoek
ers, K.ocrnTJ.eo.
. St. Josaph
St. JOSEPH.
Receipts, 4.2f.( head: innrket
strong. Natives, t4.5c.oiti 36;
heifers, t2.oooi5.50;
15.20.
H(X;S- Reci-lpts,
7Ms lower. IJghl,
heavy. $5.S15.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 14 040
head; market active and steudv. Springs
111.00, f.'olorado lanibs, 17.50.
Live Stork Market.
Mo., April 17. CATTLE
uteady to
cows and
stoekers iin.-t feeders.
2.411 head: market Va
t5.25ififi.35; medium and
Mnnx ll l ive stock Market.
SIOl'X CITY. April l7.-(Speclal Tele
tram.) CATTLE Receipts. 6,000 head;
market ltlc lower: sinckers, steady and
a'tive: beeves. 4.or!i(.flo cows, bulis and
mixed. $3.00410.00: stoekers snd feeders, S3.(i0
fiA 40; calvoa and yearlings, $3.0i,tJM oo.
HOGS -Receipts. 1.600 head: markot 3o
lower, selling at $5.1iHfiM.30; bulk of sales,
$5.20i.2'.,H.
Stock In Sight.
Receijits of live sterk at the six principal
western muraeis yesieraay
South Omaha ..,
Sioux City
Kansas City
St. Joseph .......
St. Louis ,
Chicago
Total
Cattle. Ho(rs. Sheep.
. 3.076 4.4S9 8.619
. 6.0i) 1,600
. 8.0HO R.Oihi R,0(1
. 4.2RO 2.441 14.040
. 4.() 6.5i) 2.500
.26,000 &3.000 28.000
.01.326 72.080 58,159
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. April 17 COTTON-Spnt
closd quiet; middling upland, 7.85c; mid
dling gulf. 8.10e; sales, none.
NEW ORLEANS, April 17 COTTON
Market quiet but steady; sales. 2.150 bales;
ordinary, 4c; good ordinary, 6 1-16e; low
middling, 6 13-lGc; niiililling. 7S-I6c; good
middling. 7 11-lOc: middling fair. Sic. Ro
ceipts. 6 513 bales: stock. 228 X('H bales.
LIVERPOOL April 17.-COTTON -Spot In
moderate demand: prices unchanged: Amer
ican middling. 4 lSd. The sales of the day
were 7.000 bales, of which ti were for
peculation and export and Included 0.700
American. Receipts, l.'wo bales, Including
Hon American. Futures opened quiet but
Stetdv snd closed quiet.
RT. I)1IS. April 17 COTTON Market
nulet; middling. 7 9-1c; sales, none: receipts.
Sou hales; shipments, none; stock, 4S,5o
bales.
Anihurst, part of
27-15-12, and other
500
property
J. Paine to J. H
swvt sw" or sec
Dronerty
Mary Seffrom and husband to Alvis
and Murlo Tukrn. hit 19. block 2,
Melius First Add to South Omaha..
U. S. R. E. and Trust company lo
Marv Brandes. lot 21, block 2, Druid
Hill
lllldur AppelKrccn to J. Walsh, lot 17,
block 14, Ros( Hill
L. G. T. L-dwUh et al. to J. Walsh.
lots 12. 13. block 1. Hose Hill
G. Gall to 1 1 Gall, lot 1, block 4,
Spring Lake Park
Iea Kendrs nnd husband to E. M.
Whipple, lots 1 to X. block 1, and
others. Belmont Park
South Omaha Savings bank lo Efhe
H'lsl, lot 13. block 4. Matthews' sub..
Julia E. Strelts to Elizabeth E.
Streltz. lot 21. block 3. Marvsvllle..
J. R. Webster nnd wife to SrorZ Brew
ing- company, lot 4, oiocr tui. ( nnana .i.tvo
J. H. Patterson and wife to Katie
Mlelke, lots 1 and 2, block 2, Pat
terson Sub 1
D. C. Patterson and wife to J. H. Pat
terson, lots 1 and 2, block 2, Patter--
son's Sub 1
City of Omaha lo Crane compunv of
Chicago. 12, inches of Tenth strcel.
adjoining lots 5 and 0. block 13.1.
Cltv I 1
1.300
525
1.400
1
560
500
I.Sol)
Suaar
NEW YORK,
market steadv:
eentrlfuanl. 96
and Molasses,
Anril 17 fll'GAR Raw.
fair refining. 4 3-16c;
test, 4 li-luc: mo-
TIIIO ueia.v:
of tlie kitchen Is often hlmueil for iifjr
lect in not udkwcvIiik the bell. Sh( kc'1
out ot temper, hikiIIh; the dinner, hrcoks
the cittckery and siij-h she will leiivc.
She la not ho much to Maine. If Unit
lCLKCTKIO IUCI.L
or buzzer had been in tinier, she would
hnve heard It when you pressed tlie but
ton. And pi'i'hujiH the door bell needs
some attention. Don't you think you
had better let us attend to things now?'
What's the good of a bell that doesn't
riug anyway'
Western Electrical Company,
ti. W. JOHNSTON, Manager.
1212 Farnam St. Tal. 456
OMAHA.
'asset sugar. 3 15-bic. Refined, sles.lv
llo. 6. R.5.V: No. 7. 5. fine: No. 8. 5 4m-: No. ,
5 :x"( : No lu. ,1 3oc: No. II. 5 7m". No. 12.
fi.K'c; No. 13. 5.(xje; No 14. fie: coiifeetioneiH'
'. '(; mo'ild A. i:.5'K" cut loaf. tt. Kin ;
crushed, i; hue: nowdeted. 6 25c; gninnluted,
li.loc: cubes 6. tnc.
VOLAHSF S-S(eitdy; New Orleans, open
kiio'e good lo choici'. Wtl'.'."'.
NEW ORLEANS Aurll '7 - SCGA R-Mar-ket
oulet: open kettle. 34i'tc; mien ket
tle cen'rlfugsl. 4'rt4 lfV-liie: intrifugsl
white f-i e, yellows, 4''5 7-Mc; seconds,
3 11-if,'(i4 -16c.
MOLASSES - Nominal; ' op' n kettle. y.fi
V; centrlfug,.!, i,W14c. fivrup. noinlnul at
Plain Bolter Market.
V:i.GIN III . April 17 Hutitar was ad
vanced 2'jc a pound on the Board of
Edwards-Wood Co.
tlncorportd
Haid OKIce: Fifth a ad Robarta Strtst
ST. PAUL ni.NN.
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