Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. A TOIL 3. IMG.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET!-""
Wheat Tirms at Lart
Higher.
and Closes
VISIBLE MUCH SMALLER THAN EXPECTED
( ash Demand Sot IrtriMeri Sellers
Tarn Bayers om Large Decrease
la Visible Oats (lose
Firm.
... OMAHA. April 2, U.
The wheat market was qtnei, wun May
nowlni a little tlrmiiPM and closing 'c
higher. jt the start there an some sell
ing, but a good undertone devclnpeti later,
i ne World a shipments were small. Much
larger decreaae In visible, tame man ex
peuted. and hart a beneficial enect on Mm)-.
uut deferred futures uragued. Receipts were
"r8 ntl cafi demand did not improve.
r in weather and accompanying pros
pecta of better movement caused early
weakness in corn. A big decrease In tne
visible caused soma of tne sellers to turn
buyers, and thta, with the strength in
wheat, firmed the . market. Closing prices
were a anade higher than yesu-roay.
Oata were firm. May option cloning
hlgner. Demand was jalr.
Wheat visible decreased M2,0O bushels,
torn aecreascd 2,2a,ouo bushels and oats de
creased 1,:m,ij0 bushels.
I'rlmary wheat receipts were 821,000 bush
els and shipments l!l,ijo bushels, against
receipts last year of 7l",0M bushel and
shipments of Xil.uuO bushels. Corn rereip'.a
were 810,000 bushels and ahlpments 43-..O0
bushals, against receipts lust year of Mw.msi
bushels and ahlpments of S'u.i'O bushels.
Clearances were Wi,"M bushels wheat, 14,451
barrels Hour, 7S7,OUO bushels corn, 2t7,ouO
bushels oats.
Uverpool closed '"i'hVl higher on wheat
nd 4jd higher on corn.
World's wheat ahlpments last week were
8.676.0UO bushels, against ..i2,ui bushels the
previous week ' and 9,;v44.0ij bushels last
year. Corn shipments were 2,34o,uOO bushels,
against S.i.r8,oiio bushels the previous week
and 3.7IO.IXI bushels last year.
Local range ot options.
Articles. Open. I High. Low. Close,
Wheat III
May 704B 70SI 70v 70HB
Corn l l
May 39A 3?HA 3Tv, 3HI
July i 3ifA -i-j-rt 3'JVai
Oaia
May an
Oauaha Cash gales.
WHEAT No. 3 hard, 1 car. 70c; No. 3
spring, 1 car, 70c.
CORN No. 3, 6 cars, (applied on sale.)
OATS No. 3 white, 2 cars, (applied on
sale.)
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHKAT-No. 2 hard. 71Vfct(74c; No. 3
hard, 6&jj'71Vbc; No. 4 hard, tjiKijbsc ; No. 2
spring, 'rthje; No. 8 spring, t4'q71Vc.
CORN No. a, 3fHc; No. 4, 37'(j:ti Vjc: no
grade, aa'nasc; No. 3 yellow, Ss-kc; No. 3
white. anVic.
OATS No. 3 mixed. 29V4c; No. 3 white,
30c; No. 4 white, 2Vo2-c.
RYE No. 3, 53c; No. 3. 61Vic
Carlot Hecelpts.
Wheat. Corn. Oati
2.") tierces of prime western st'-nm
!.l'j Inns of other kinds.
M tHMIT
IORK t.KAF.Htl,
((notatlona
of the Das' ft a
fommndlt lea.
NKW YORK, April 2. VIA ICR-Re-clpts.
h.M bills.; exports, 2.H bhls. ;
n.arket firm with Minnesota pat
ents, 4.:(Hi4.); Minnesota butters, ti.W
3.75; winter patents. 83 9V(i 4 26 ; winter
straights, $1 7Vij t fh ; winter extras, 32.7Vi
l; Inter low grades. fl.t&iia.W. By
flour. steady; fair to food. 33 3Uf
rhol.e to fanrv. 83 Kefit.l".
CORN M EA L Firm ; fine white and yel
low. $1.14; coarse, $l.fi3'31.o5; kiln dried, $2 15
42 5.
P A RLKT Steady; feeding. 41c, c. L f.,
Buffalo; malting. fyvjtjnr r. 1. f. Buffalo.
WI1K AT Receipts. 17,000 bu : exports,
J4.720 bu.; spot market Arm; No. 2, 85V
elevator; No. 2 red. shV. nominal, f. b.
afloat; No. 1 Dtiluth, sivc f. o. b. afloat
Opening a shade higher on light world s
shipments snd steady cnbles wheat ease.l
oft under large receipts and favotabl?
weather, but rallied again and cloned steady
net unchanged to "c higher. A more
bullish visible supply statement than ex
pected helped the afternoon market. May,
mfirmr, closed 8f.Sc; July, SI 3-16ttX3'o.
closed &3'c; September, S'Kii WV". closed
CORN Receipts. .62S bu.; exports. 19n.ftT4
bu.; spot market firm; No. 2, 6fc elevator
and 62c f. o. b. afloat. Option market
was quiet but generally steady with tin
west and on large clearances. The clone
was firm and "c net higher. May closed
61',c; July closed Sl'v; September, Mn
61c, closed 61V; December closed 51 V-
OATS Receipts, 147,) bu.; exports, 9,9;1
bu.; spot market firm; mixed. 24 to 32
pounds, 36c: natural white. Mil to XI pounds,
Solvate; clipped white. 3S540c.
HAY Steady; shipping. ,iij0c; good tr
Choice. do-oHoo.
HOI'S Quiet; state, common to choice,
lftid. lWiloc; mil, 7'riHc; olds, 6Ti'c; Pacific
coast, mifi, R513c; i:4, OtilOi-; Olds, 4'(rtc.
HIDF Quiet; Galveston, 20 to 26 lbs.,
X", California, 21 to lbs., 21c; Texas
dry. 24 ti 3i lhs.. ISc.
I EATHKR Firm; acid. 26V2VWc.
PROVISIONR-Heef. firm; lamiiy, $11 W
13.i; mess, ISOKalDW; beef hams. 2u.Vyt
2 -"" : packet, $10.50fc 11 00; extra India mess,
$!B.0iiilti.60. Cut meata. steady; pickled
bellies, $!i.(VV?o.25; pickled shoulders, $7.00
4i7.fiO; pickled hams, $l0.2Snll.m'. Ixirrt.
firm; western prime, $ti Mtuu 65; refined,'
steady; continent, x 0; South America,
$11.60; compound. $ii.37i4tl.'i. Pork, tlrmj
family, $lx.oo"(i lh.2i; short clear, $16.a.-o,18.ti;
mess, $17mgl7 60.
TALLOW Firm; city, 5c; country, .Vg
6e.
RICE Urm; domestic, fair to
3S"c; Jnpan. nominal.
J'Ol t.TRY Live, strong; western
ens. !; fowls, lrtc; turkeys,
lhessed, easier; western chickens,
turKeys. lt'ainc; fowls, llfHc.
HCTTEK Easy. Street price, extra
creamery, 2iii2bMc. Official prices: ( reani-
ry, common to extra, Hnilc; held, com
mon to extra, WnSlc; state dairy, common
to extra, lMi2Hc: renovated, common lo
extra. 11'filsV; western factory, common
to nrets, ucsutie; wetitern lnltatlon cream
ery, extras. 20c; western firsts, lie.
CHKESr; Firm; state, full cream, large
and small, colored and white, fancy, 14'c;
good to prime, I3vi'ri4c; common to fair,
U'ii 13c.
KUUB Firm; state and Pennsylvania
and nearby, fancy selected, white, 2o;
state, choice, 2otfi21c; state, mixed, extra,
2ic; western firsts, lSc; western seconds,
18lc; southerns. KH'plSc.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis ,
Omaha
luluth
St. Louis ....
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CHICAGO UHAI AMI !HOVl9lOS
Feat res of hc IVadlns; aad C'loala
Prices or Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, April 2. Higher prices for
wheat at Liverpool and an Increase In the
available supply In this country offset today
the effect of favorable weather for the new
crop and caused a moderate degree of firm
ness In the local market. At the close the
May delivery was up 4c. Corn showed a
gain of He. Oats were c higher and pro
visions were up 2Vtf7Vcc
The market opened steady, but com
menced to weaken during the i at hour on
free selling by pit traders and commission
houses. The favorable weather in the south
west and reports of probably Increasing re
ceipts In the northwest dispelled the early
firmness and prices dropped somewhat.
About the mlddlo of the session the pre
vailing acDtinMioCi agaUirfaworeii tilgh prices,
chiefly because of a strong close in the Liv
erpool market. Throughout the remainder
of the day the market held Arm. a decrease
of 812.0H0 bu. In the visible supply furnishing
additional' strength to prices. The close
was firm w(th prices almost at the top. The
May option opened a shade lower to VtlWu
higher at T7Hr77V, ld off to 77f77so, ad
vanced to 77c. The close was at 77VaT7c.
July ranged between 7tHe and 77'fcc and
closed with a net gain of Mc at 7S'fti7c.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to
131.000 bu. The umount on passage In
creased 1,232.000 bu. World s shipments for
the week were 8.578,000 bu., against .362,X)0
bu. for the previous week. Primal y receipts
were 871.("i0 bu., against 7O6.0nn bu. one year
ago. Minneapolis, Dululh and Chicago re
ported receipts of 6K1 cars, against 675 curs
last week and 531 cars one year ago.
Clear weather and the easier tone In
wheat caused a slight decline In corn at
the opening, l-ater, however, the market
became quite firm on covering by shorts.
Hulllsh sentiment was sustained by firm ca
bles and a decrease of 2.221, ocO bu. In the
vlslblu supply. The market closed firm.
May opened unchanged at 44lc. sold off to
43'c and closed at 4lc, the highest point
of the dny. Local receipts were 2)0 cars,
with 8 cars of contract grade.
Oats opened easier, but subsequently re
gained all of tho early Iobh. The early
weakness was due to selling caused by ex
cellent weather conditions, and the rally
later in the day was brought about by the
purchases of n prominent long. The May
option opene." unchanged to c lower at
3tVi30'ic to 30c, sold off to V and
closed at 307; c. the highest point of the
dsv. Ixw-al rcelnts were 1W cars.
Trading In previsions was quiet, but the
market was ft n all day. Small receipts of
hogs and higher prices for them were the
chief causoa of the firm market. Shippers
and local packers were the ctiler Buyers. At
The rinse Mav Dork was HO 7 at 31.33M.
I.ard was up f'i7He at $8.42V. Ribs were
!Uc higher at 38 6.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
4 cars: corn, 399 cars; oats, 2o4 cars; hugs,
1 ftVl bead.
The Board of Trade will be closed tomor
row. It being election day.
The leading lutures ranged as touows
Artlcla. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. r7y
Wheat I III
May 77V?tH rVnT7V77HfiS 774(,
July 7t:i TTl 76 7Vi77:76Vo,'
Sept. XWu'i Wi TCViTVaV iH
Corn II)
Mav 44t-4 4SI H "
Julv 44'4'ii liS'til 44' 44H'oS 44S4"H
Sept. 44H171146 44Vi! 447t' 44H
Oats II "I
Mav SnfcV 30't.l SOV 30i
Julv 'JstiiiiiLitVii V i a5. 2S'tti4
Sept. H'I 28Hi2SVs5H
Pork- .1 II
May 185 ,1 IS 32 IS 8241 1 25
July 16 174 16 274 16 174, 16 26 I 16 174
Lard
May 8 48 8 4ft 8 40 8 424! 8 374
Julv 8 524 8 674 8 524 8 5:41 8 50
Sept. 8 674 Si4 8 6241 8 624 $ 624
lUbs I
May 8 70 8 724 8 674 8 874 8
Julv 8 70 8 70 8 70 I 8 70 8 674
Sept. 3 774 8 80 8 75 1 8 774 8 724
No. .
Cash quotations were as follows:
FIXH-'R lull and easy; winter patents,
$3Oe30; winter straights, 83.ilKij3.BH; spring
patents, $3 55iS.o; straights. $3.3u&3.60;
WHKAT-No. ! spring, 7740; No. 3
74'7Vic; No. 2 red, 84&o4c.
CORN No. X 434c; No. 3 yellow. 444H4Vc
OATS No. 3. 3o'c: No. $ white. 31Sj
33i-; No. 3 white. Svx;j304c.
KTK-No. 2. .
BARLEY Good feeding. r463S4c; fuir
to choice mailing. 4oviuc.
BEE1 No. 1 flax, $1 06; No. 1 northwest,
rn. 31.13; prime timothy. 33174; clover
contract grade. $13.00.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, iior bbl.. $16.21
1 . . T mrA 1 . . . Ik. CU a., C!.... l .
sides (loos. ). 3li 558.624. Short clear sides
. i j . ea .vw.a la
Following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments
i.JS V
11. U
, ll.3i)
, 2i5.wO
, S.t"0
51.214)
On the Produce exchange today the bu
S4c: dulrtea. li3lo. F4fgs, firm, at mar
esses Included. I.t4;; firsts. 154c; prime
firmn. inc; extras. ic. t neese, stead
ll'll-'jc-
I'lour. bbls
Wheat, bu.
Corn. bu...
Oars, ' bu...
Rye. bu
Harley, bu
16. irno
4.t)
i;.tpo
8.0UO
14.UU0
t
1K-
k.
ne
y;
Brradilllti ! l.ii.rns.1
LIVF.RPOOU April 2-The following are
the sux-ka of breadstuff and provisions in
Liverpool :
Flour. o.Voo sacks; wheat, 673.00 centals;
coin. S61 KO cenials: bacon. 1 boxes;
hail's. 3 boxes; shouldors, l.taU boxes;
tiulicr, ItMl cats.; cheese, 45,7ou boa;
extrft,
chlck-
Hd.k-;
Market is Broad and Actits and Prices
Advance Briskly.
LARGE BUYING BY OUTSIDE INTERESTS
pernlale eolment Over Baslaeaa
O.tlnok la (heerfal aad Rise
In Call Mooey Is Wlth
not Kffeet.
NEW YORK, April 2 The sctlon of the
stock market today was accepted as a
demonstration of confidence on the part
of the speculative element, which embarked
on the long side last week In the strength
of thi lr SHisltion. That position was main
tained today and prices ndvanced briskly
with more show of breadth and animation
In the trading than at any time since the
movement began. The aggregate trans,
nctlnns for the day rose to over 1.on0,0"0
shares, for the first time In several weeks.
last week's Improvement In the market
resulted In attracting a considerable In
crement of outside interest which offered
an advantageous movement for some
profit taking, which was manifest during
the first hour of the market. The manner
In which this was absorbed apparently
gave satisfaction to the speculative party
and operations on the long side were then
renewed with considerable Increase of
vigor. The movement was still largely
professional, but the success which at
tended it and some of the developments In
the day's situation wbji regarded as Justi
fying the speculative position and In
creased the confidence of prevailing opin
ion. The money market showed relaxation,
ns was expected, the call loan rate being
held at the 6 per cent level from the
opening, except for a late flurry to 30
per cent, when the day's borrowing was
mostly completed. Discounts were marked
down at Ixindon. Paris and Berlin, and
foreign exchange yielded here, but the
prhe of gold advanced In Ixindon and
sterling exchange declined at Paris.
Compilations of new capital Issues made
here In' March showed a total of less than
Uno.ono.mu, compared with $277,M)0,OUO In
February and $122,114,0tiO In January. This
decided shrinkage Is the natural response
to the torpid state Into which the bond
market has fallen as a result of the large
Frevlous additions to the supplies offering,
n the same connection several offerings
made within the last few davs bv railroad
companies of note issues with authorised
bonds as collateral, are attracting atten
tion. This was a device resorted to by
he rallronds on a large scale during the
last previous period when the bond Issue
became unsalable. The dissolution last
week of the Pennsylvania convertible bond
pynil'i-Hte formed to underwrite the $100.-
OOO.oi u issue a year ago was reported to
have resulted In tho distribution of 40 per
cent of the Irsue unsold to Its members.
The liquidation of this bond In evidence,
today was considered to be a consequence
of the dissolution of the syndicate.
Bonds were slightly irregular. There was
very heavy absorption of the I'nlted
States Steel second 2s. Totnl sales, par
value, 34.taK.ono. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call.
Uuotutions on stocks todav were as fol
lows:
Sale.. High. Law Clone.
t. Loo la General Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 2. WH EAT - Higher;
8.1'nsftc; track. HO
74SU 714c; No. 2
No. 2 red cash, elevator,
Wo; May, 754c; July,
hard, il(ii24o.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 41c; track.
434&44'ie: May, 42(M24c: July, 42't42-V.
OATH Firm; No. 2 casn, 31c; track, H14W
82c: May, 3oSra'30c; July. 29V; No. 2
White, 83ra334c.
r Mil n steaoy red winter patents.
$4.15'(i4.26; extra fancy and straight. 33.70
4.n; clear, 2.702.so.
SEED Timothy, steady. $2.0'2.gn.
CORNMEAI Steady; 32.30.
IIRAN Steady; sacked, east track, 9ucS
$1.00.
I1AV uuiet; timothy. S6.u04ti4.au; prairie,
$6.01 g 10.50.
I HON COTTON TIES 31.01.
BAGGING 84c.
HEMP TWINE 74o.
PROVf8IONS Pork, steady; Jobbing:
$16.00. Lard, higher; prime steam, SH.n0.
Ury salt meals, steady: boxed, extra
shorts, 38.874; clear ribs. $9.00; short clears.
IH.IZ. Huron, steady: noxed. extra snorts.
$9.t4: clear ribs, $8.76; short clears, $9,874.
FOULTK V uuiet; chickens, Jl'c; tur
keys, 17c; ducks, 13ef goes, 7'574o.
m TTKH Quiet; creamery, atofl24c; dairy.
181 21c.
tXJUS uower at 14c, case oount.
The lecelpts and shipments of flour and
grain were: Ueeeipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 9,oi 5.000
Wheat, bu 4r..oo rw.nun
Corn, bu...',; 204,000 ' 114.000
Oats, bu ; 170.000 73,000
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNKAPOLIS. April 2. FIXH'R-Mar-
ket quiet; first patents. $4.0mM.1: second
patents, $3 (13.90; first clears. 33.50tia.60:
second clears, 82.40'fr'2.55.
BRAN In bulk, $14.11).
(Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). The
range of prices, as furnished by F. D. Day
tc Co.. 110-111 Board of Trad, building, was:
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.l Sat y.
Vheat
May... July...
Sept...
Flax
May... July...
Sept...
75415761
7&44I-S
"6ifl4,
116 1
1 174
1 16V
7641
78
1 16
1 1T4I
754
ns
Tb4
1 15
1 174
1.
754
1 154
1 1-4
1
754
7s4
764
l4
1"H
Minneapolis!! Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
northern. 76-)c; to arrive. 76c; No. 2
northern, 75 c; to arrive. 75c; No. 1 hard.
774c; No. 1 durum, 714c: No. 2 durum.
84c Corn: No. 3 yellow. SSc; No. 3, 384'u)
WV. Outs: No. 3 white, 2c; No. 3,
28c, Barley, 37 'a 47c. Rye. 65Vaoiic.
Flax: Cuh. $1.144c; May. $1 144c.
Kaaaaa City Grain aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY', April 2.-WH KAT-May,
72Wo: Julv. 697tc: fit-member. 697.,.. Cuslir
No. 2 hard, 76"j774c; No. 3, 72ru7c; No. 3
red, Wttltoe; no. i, Ripwjc.
CORN-Hlgher; May. 34c; July, 40c.
Cush: No. 2 mixed. 4o4440c; No. 2 while,
42V,c; No. 3. 41VJ42C.
OATS No. 2 white. 814H32C
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $U.5tJjl2.l.'0;
choice prairie. J9.W((9.2.
RYK 664j674'.
tXJOS liwer; Missouri' and Kansas, new
No. 2 whltewood cases Included, Uc: case
oount, li4c; rimi returned. 4c less.
B I "TTKH Creamery, 3oc; packing,- J4c.
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Recaipts. Shipments.
... 74 oi 36,uii0
... 69.0UO Su.onO
.... 26,000 12,0uO
Visible gnpply of Grain.
NEW YORK. April 2. The visible supply
of grain KM unlay. March 31. as comolled
by the New York Produce exchange was
as touows:
Wheal, 46.470.000 bu.; decrease, 589.000 bu,
Corn. 11.39l.unv bu.; decrease, 2.221.0HO bu.
Oats, 21,332.010 bu. ; decrease, lib.lO bu,
Hye, 2.1'ti.'S4 bu.; decrease. 64.(vO bu.
Barley. 3,606,000 bu.; decrease, 281.000 bu.
Mllwasket Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, April 2. WH KAT Mar
ket higher; No. 1 northern. kuijSlc; No. 2
northern, 7S-u794c: May, 774c
HVK Iiwer; No. 1, 65y6u4c.
HARUKY-Steady ; No. 2, iwc; sample.
3862 4c.
CORN Steady; No. $ caah. 424fjr43c; May,
444c asked.
Liverpool (irala Market.
LIVERPOOL. April 1-WHEAT-Spot
market nominal; futures steady; May, 6s
74d; July, 6s 4d; September, nominal.
CORN Spot, American mixed new, firm,
4s 84d; American mixed old, quiet, 4s 7d
futurea -quiet ; May. 4s id. July, 4s 3d. '
Hops tin London Pacific coast), quiet,
23 as.
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Ailami F.ipret.
AmalKamiiLeil Copper ....
Amrrk-ftn c. A v
Amer1rtn r. a F. pr4....
Ameri'-.o ()lton Oil
AmrlMii Cntlon Oil pfd..
Amnrlcui Kxprcnp
Amrl.n H. a I., pfd...
Amrlc.n Ice. eseuritlM..
Amrrlran Linseed Oil
American LlnnriHt Oil pfd.
Amerlnn Licnmotlve
Atner. Locomotive pfd
American 8. & R
American S. A R. pfd....
American Sugar Raflnlns.
Am. Tobacco pfd. ctia
Anaconda Mining Co 40 400 inn
Atchinon
AtchlMon pfd
Atlantlo iMit unm
Dalllmnr. r Ohio
Ualtlmor. A Ohio pfd
bronklyn Rapid Tranclt..
Canadian Taclflo
Central of New Jersey....
Chesapeake AV Ohio
trlca.o er Alton
I hlrafto e Alton pfd
Chicago Oreal Western...
lilca(l N. W., e-r. ..
Chl.-ao. Mil. 8t.' Paul.
I hlcaxo T.' T
rnlrnai T. K T. pfd......
C. C, C. A Ft. Lmill....
Colorado Fuel A Iron
Colorado A Snuth.m
t'olnradn A So. let pfd..,
(olorado A 80. 2d pfd....
t oneolidated uaa
Corn Prodm-t.. rfg
Corn product, ptd. rTs
lelawar m lludeon..
Delaware. L. A W
Denver A Rio Grand.
iKMiver A R. O. r'd
lilatillera' Securltle.
Erie
.1IS.4O0 1114 104 1114
. 23.000 44 4St 4fS
oo 103
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14.100 Kit, KO14 HI 4
too 1W4
(on 142S 141V 142S
4.400 XV. Vn '041 1"4'4
St.400 Dr4 MV. W4
coo 1im iosvb lo:it.
1.X00 IF. 7 If.5 1M
17,000 114 111
100 7 . 7
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4.(00 nn 172
400 J2H4 110
4.100 tot (H
! "00 SiVa 10
700 114H 111
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on 1024 10114
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10, son 1714
1.400 U4
1,700 Jin
100 465
1100 474
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13S 140
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F.rl. let pfd
Krle Id pfd
General Electric
llO'sliif. Valley
Illinois Central
International Paper
International Paper pfd
lntema'anal Pump
Internat.Aial Tump pfd
Iowa Central
low. Central pfd
Kanaaa nty Southern ,
Kansas nty Bn. pfd
1.100
. l.fl
. 11.600
. 1.000
700
901
(14
4H
74
71
41) 172'. 17S
t.100 124 125
4
4
UK
4A
444
0
41
444
71
7014
27 4
at
sin
4fn
474
0
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414
7o
171
its
l.too nr. 14 1734 17414
1.200 234 12 214
100
1,"0
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17
SI 4
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at
ss
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314
'ji"
114
2S'.
4
Hit
100 1S U44. 1144
l.Mio 26 Va 164 264
loO
40 110
77
164
"0 17J4 173
77
Inl
171
"4
72'.
H
.11 H
11.100 1444 144 4 144
4.400
11.200
4.400
1. 400
34
714
124
i4
72
114
10.100
11.700
6;-4
04
424
(0.
Kl4
l.too 1014 1011 101
61
444
1.41 44
44
11.400 14114 IU 140
1,100
44
4,000
400
66
'
100 sm istt4 rn.
ISB1 18. 13.14
M4
4
44
41
66
M4
74
"11
100
. . . 1. 400
TOO 101
... U.4"0 !H
... I.WQ
47
14
i4
4
44 47
1024 102
2i4 iS
lulavllle A Nailivllle 14,100 162 4 1614 Hi.
iannaiian i. ..,
Metropolitan Street Ry
Mexican Central
.Minneapolis & 8t. Uoul....,
M , St. P. A 8. 8. M
M., Rt. P A 8. 8. 44. pfd..
Mieaourl Pacific
Mlaaourl. K. A T
Miaanurl, K. A T. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. of 14. pfd..
New York Central
New York. . ei W
Norfolk A Wealern
Norfolk A W. pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Penneylvanla
Pcople'a Ua.
P.. I'., r. A Bt. Louie
Preaeed Rteel t'.r
PreMKd Steel Car pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Readme 1 Pfd
Reading 2d pfd
lUpublic Si eel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock leland o
Rock Island Co. pfd
Hubtier uoods
Rubber Ooods pfd
St L. A 8. F. 2d pfd
rH. Ixtul. 8oitthweetem
St. Louis S. W. pfd
Southern P.ctflc
Bouiliern Pacific sfd
Souihem Railway
6nuthera Hallway pfd..
I eaneeeee Coal iron
Te.aa A Pacific '
Toledo. St. Louis A W .
Toledo. St. U A W. pfd.
t'nlon Paulflo
t nlon Pacific pfd
t'nlted Stale. Rxprea.
I'nlted Slates Realty
I'nlted Btatea Rubber
l ulled States Rubber pfd
t'nlted gtate. Steel
I nlted State. Steel pfd...
V.. -Crohn. Chemical ...
Va. -Carolina Chem. pfd...
Wahaeh
W'abaeh pfd
W'elle-Fara-o Exprwaa
Weatlnahoue. Klectrie ...
Wheelttic A lJie Brie...
Wisconsin t'entral
Wisconsin Central pfd....
Northern Pacific
Central Leather
Central leather pfd
Sloes-Nhemeld steel
1.700
too
l.rofl
4.4
24
444
474
40
110
41
21
70
T0U
100 1114 1KW 111
... 17.100 414 41 414
... i. lis; to.
100 144
"4
44
66
ItTJIlO 16IU l.S74
100 IC'4 K.',
(00
104
100
lt
144
4
144
66
1 700 61 S
1.1UO 116
644
1024
14
114
it
15.S4
t
11 r
(4
644
4.400 43U
44 7011 1074. 10.44
1144 1144
4r 4.4
7(i0 614 (I
Ilnloth tiraln Market.
Dl'Ll'TH, April I. WHEAT To arrive.
No. 1 northern, 774"; No. I northern, 75'jc.
on track. No. 1 northern, 774c; No. i
northern, 754c; Jday. 774c; July, 7s'ic; Sep
tember, 774c.
OATS Tq arrive, on track and May. 34c.
Philadelphia Froelnca Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April J. BUTTER
Weak and c lower; extra wee tern cream
ery. 26c; extra nearby prints. i'7c.
KKii4 Mini and lc higher; nearby fresh
and western fresh. 19c at mark. 1
CIlEtSE Firm and In fair demand; New
York full creams, l.'4ol4c.
Poorla Grain Market.
PrXRIA. April t CORN-Hlher; Xo.
C'4c; No. 4. 414c; No. 3 yellow. 424c; no
l.ono
sou
700
1.200
too
214
4
to"
'
224
(V.
I4
'
67V,
15.HO l224t 21
4. WW 444j
2V0 106
4 loo t
Total sale, for the day. 1.S61.7O0 sh,
106
44
(1
112
224
(04.
2J
14
20
24
ill .
1214
4.
ll4
64
$!?!, VS 3-'2; ffold ccln and bullion. $7! 4"B.13I;
gold ctrtincates. :i4.!1.2:a
e Vork Money Market. '
NEW YORK. April 1-MONKY-On call,
slmmr and hisher; 6410 per cent; ruling;
rate, 6; last loan. 74; rloMnn; hid. 74: of
fered at 0. Time loans steady; slxly, nlenty
days snd six months, R per cert.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 54'tJ
S4 per cent.
STERI.INCi EXCI1ANOE Kaler at
4 SMCiM 8M5 for drniand and nt 4 tOr4
for sixty rtnv bills. Posted rules, 4.M
4 M4 and 4 S64. Commercial bills. 4 tO.
4.M4
SILVER Bar, 644c; Mexican dollars.
49c.
HtNDS Oovernment. steady; railroad.
Irregular.
Closing quotations on Tjonds today wers
as follows:
I'. . Ref ts. rg ... 1034 'japan 4e. td series
do coupon lot do 4p ctrs
f. S. la, reg 104 do 4 ctfs
oiipon 1044' do 2d aeries
lot
Mi
2 :
'4
to
104
14
. !
do !
Brk. R. T. c. .
Central of f).
do let Inc..
do Id Inc..
do Id Inc .
do enupnn
V S. old 4a. reg im U A N. tint. 4
do coupon loss. Maa. c. g 4s...
V. 8. new 4s. reg....13?'4 Men central 4a
do conpon I?!1! do let Inc
Am Tobacco 4s 60 Minn. A Bt. L. 4. ..
do a 113' M . K. A T. 4a 101V,
Atchison ren. 4a. Wt do !s WO
do adj. 4s fMi,N. R. R. of M. c. 4s
Atlantlo C. L. 4a f'iN. T. r. g. !', M
Bal. A Ohio 4a N. J. C. g (s lf4
4i:No. Pacific 4a 104"4,
do Is 7s,
114 N. A W. c 4s lOT
SI O. L rfdg 4. fMH
42V. Penn conv. 3'4a toit
04 Reading gen. 4s loot.
Chea. A Ohio 4Vts....l06 R. L. A I. M. c. 6. 114V,
Chicago A A. lv.s.... IOV4 St. L. A 8 r. fg. 4r. k
C. B. A Q. n. 4s. ...1004, St. L. 8. W. c. 4s. . lot
C. R. I. A P. 4s.... SO '4; Seaboard A. L. 4a... s
do col. (a HI I80. Pacific 4 4114
ci-i-. st. L. g 4a.. 104 do 1st 4s ctre
Colo. Ind. (a, Mr. A. iV( So. Railway 6a
do series B 74 ;Tetss - P Is
Colorado Mid. 4a 14 T . St. L. A W. 4.
4 t'nlon PacfTic 4s
106 I do conv 4s
r4 V. S. Steel Id 6s...
V,:Wahash Is
101 V do deb. B
i2Vk !Westem Md. 4a
nncaing val. 4V... ...110 W. A L. K. 4s
Japan (a 10!!wia. Central 4s
'Ex-interest. "Offered.
Colo. A So. 4s.
Cuba (a
P A R. O. 4s
Distillers' Sec. 6a
Erie p. . 4s
do gen. 4s...
. 47
.114
.17
. 2
.10614
.I6t4,
. Mv,
.114
. 614
.
. (
. 42
London Closlna: Stocks.
IX)NDON. April I. Closing quotations on
the Rtock exchange were:
Consols, money .. SH 11-14 IN'. Y. Central 1Mv(
do account 40 15-14 Norfolk A W 41
Ane.inda 1V do pfd 4
Atchlaon 11 H Ontario A W 62H
do pfd 107V Tennsrlvanla 714,
Bslllmnre A Ohio lliW Rand Mlnea H
Canadian Pacific 17744 iReatllng 70i
Chea. A Ohio iS do 1st pfd 47V,
Chicago Ot. w 211,1 do Id pfd 4:"
C, M. A St. P 1H.1 Southern Railway ... 4J4.
lieaeera iH do pfd 106
Denver A R. 0 474 Southern Pacific 714
do pfd 41 , t'nlon Pacific !:
Erie 44 do pfd W
do 1st pfd 1V4 f. 8. Steel 4.t'4
do Id Pfd 71V.I do pfd 1104k
Illinois reutral 177;ahash 23
el "4.
i k
Ixiulsrill. A Nash.... 164 do pfd ..
tv. cv i sn.Dpsoisn ss
May.
grade, 3avS40c.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 white. 31'
white, 4c; No. 4 white. iV,r.
No. t
TOLEDO. April t bl-lEI 8 Clover, quiet
October. 44 IS. Timothy. l 4sX Alsike. JS.
Klala Baiter Market.
ELGIN. III. April t-BCTTER-Rutter
was quoted on the Floard of Trad- today
flnn at The week's output fui til
d;Ukl wua 4Jl,.4.4i pounds.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON. April 2 -Call loans. tV(j64 per
ceut; time loans, 54( per cent. Official
Cloning: tin siutsi ana Donas:
Atchlaon adj. 4a 4C4 ' Adventure
l'lAllouei
0 Amalgaaiated ,
4 Amerlcaa lino
ItUVilAtlantic
f-S ( .l. A He.-la.
I0 I'entannlal ...
164 I'opper Rang.
141 iPsly West ...
164 Franklin
It ,Orauby
0 Isle Royal. ..
U4 Masa. Mining
Is. Mlchlgaa
4 i Mohawk
M4'Mont I. A C
141V. OI4 Dominion
111 iOsceoi.
lv. Parrot
41. Uulncy
IMS Bhanaoa
U4t Tamarack
14Ji Trinity
1k. t'nlted Copper
I', a. Ml.mg.
44 ll' g oil ... .
lu.'k t't.k
64.VlctOffls
V Winona
41 iWaiveria. ....
to. I Nona butt. .
. 4V I
do
Mrs Central ts...
Atchlaon
do pfd
Roatos A Albany..
Boston A Maine...
Boeton IClevated ..
Fltcliburg pfd ...
Meilcan Central . .
N Y , N. H. A H
Per. Marqualt. .
t'nlon Psclftr.
Amer. Arge. Cham.
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tub..
Amer. Sagar
do pfd
Amer. T A T
Amer. Woolen ....
do pfd
tenmlDloa I. A 8
Edison Elec. Illu.
at ass. Kle. tr is
do pfd
Masa. Oss
t nlied Fruit
t nited 8 hoe Ma. b
do pfd
I 8 Steal
do pfd
Westing, t-ooimow
Bid. Asked.
.. 14
.. js
ill.
.. it
.. 114
. .70
.. 174
.. 414
.. 14
.. 114
.. Mi
.. 4,
.. 144k
.. 41i
.. 4
..10444
.. AL-44
. . 4
.. 74
..11
.. I
.. 47
.. 71
.. 44
.. ,
. .13
.. 4i
Bank t learlaas.
OMAHA. April J -Bank clearinaa for in
day were ll.THo..-i 17 and for the rorrs-
loiiuiug aaie iuisi year (i.bu., 62.
Treas.ry flateanent.
WASHINGTON. April 2 Today s state.
merit of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of th liso.iitio.O"' gold
reactic, U-ja. Available casu balanct,
SILVER Rar, quiet, 2!.d per ounce. .
MONEY S34 per cent.
The rata 01 uiscount in tho oncn market
for short bills ts 34 per cent; for three
months' bills, t l-Htu4 per cent.
ten York MlnlntT Storks.
NEW YORK. April 2. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adam. Con
Alio
Urwec
Brunswick Con ..
Comatock Tunnel
Con. lal A V...
Horn Silver
iron Silver
Leadvllle Con ....
Offered.
26
...160
... 40
... M
... 10
...126
...Mi
..61
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
fheenlx
"ntosl
savage
erra Nevada
, .aall Hope.
-uuard
... 74
...200
...600
... 1
... 11
... io
... n
... 10
...300
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
No Material Chant in Cattle Market Sine
Close of Last Week,
HOGS SELLING FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Liberal Ran of Bath Sheen and l ambs,
with Better Feellac Prevalent
and Prices Steady to a
l.lttle Ktronaer.
SOCTH OMAHA. April ,
iteceipts wete: cattle, rlo
1.701)
2,lrVt
4.1;
4.Nn.t
2.K1S
s.
S.tltO
3. Ml
3
3.ii:l
2,:2
3.22
Kliep.
ll.li
12
16.
lS.OTtl
9.J13
i.i,A
Official Monday
Same day last week ...
Same dny week before.
Same three weeks ago.
Siime four weeks aifo.
Buttle day last year
The following; tabie shows the receipts
of csttle, hog;s and sheep at South Omaha
ior me year to date, compared wun last
year:
Cattle
Hosts
Bheep
SHIPMENTS
14. 1.
.rrU34 Sn3.4:J
.6fi2.M7 Kii.JSl
.4nV.Aa3 412.610
SATURDAY.
inc.
T3.,1
71. ITS
57,358
The following shows the number of cars
of stockers and feeders shipped to the
country and their points ol destination:
CATTLE. Cars.
A. I,. Lewis, Pacific Junction. Ia. Q 1
Hornlioldt. Avoca, la. R. 1 1
Wood Jill us Co., Jtileshurg-. Colo. V. P..1
W. W. Morrow, Afton, la. J I
R. H. Simmons, Msivern, la. Wab 1
J. V. Chsppdi. Cisrks, Neb. U. P 1
John Cruber, Eustis, Neb. Q 1
John Tlernuy, Mo. Valley, ia. N. V't...,2
J. J. Parson, Verdon, Nen. M. P 1
E. Hook, Uodge. Neb. K. E 1
H. Hcheer, Arlinkton, Neb. K. K 1
B. I'eek. Hlair, Neb. M. 0 1
Joe Srhultla-. Duncan, Neb. U. P 1
P. H. Ruffcorn, Dertanc. la. Mil 1
E. Henson. Portsmouth, la. Mil 1
M. J. Van Ness, Portsmouth, la. Mil 1
O. John, Almo, Neb. R. I I
A. A. Haveck, Tennant, la'. O. W I
RANGE OF PRICES.
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
Bt Ixiul. ....
Sioux City ..
Cattle.
.. 1. . ib
.. Z.amUQ.yiJ
.. H.ut.w
.. 3.uuM.W
lings.
tr.(V(isi.ae4
O.Nrxyo.niVj
8 AH U 0.40
b.fiMija.oo
1 lbtu .3U
CATTI.K Ulil1ivill.4
The folluwin,; win snow the prices paid
for the different kinds of cam on lb
Mouth Omaha market:
Oood to cnoice ourn-ted steers o.(Hiji.W
r'alr to onoiee corn-fed steers 4 ?b'tf.0u
Common to cnoice corn-led steers.. 4.ou4.i6
Good to cnoius cows and nlfrs.. . 714 av)
ran- to good cows and hsifers ilViJ ii
Common to fair cows and Matters.. l.'6'a3.o
Good to choice feeders 4.0uv84.0
i air to good scockers and feeders.. I mf 4.w
Common to fair stockers. ill.N
iiulis. stags, etc j-.iU04.OU
ih following taoi shows the average
price ot nogs at bourn Omaha tor the last
rveral days, witn compnruons: .
Date. lm. ;i9us.lfXW.l!W3.ll2.ii01.1900.
OMAHA WHOLESALE HIARKET.
Condition otf Trnde and (gnotntlona on
staple and Fancy Prodnoc.
EGOS itcceipta. liberal: fresh stock, cass
count, 14c.
UVE POULTRY Hens, 0ic; old
roosters, 6vc, tuikeys. . ioc, dut.s, lie,
young roosters, iiluc- i?ucss. 8c.
DRESSED POUL.TRY TurKevS. 18Q190:
old torn., loft 1 tic; chickens. Iuiil2c; old roost
ers, 7c: ducks. lituiSc: geese, luo.
Bl'TTER I'acklng stock. 1lyl3vtjc; choice
to fancy dairy, lSffjiiHc; creamery, ilifjilHc
ha a Prices quoteii by Omaha r eed com
pany: No. 1 upland, 17; medium, t6.Hi;
coarse. 6.tXX&i.4). Rye straw, 46.60.
etiA-per ton. 411.0V.
. TROPICAL. ruriTS.
DATES Per hox of 1(0 1-lb. okas.. 12.00:
Hallowe'en, in 70-lb. boxes, per lb., &c; bay
era, per lb., 4c; walnut Slurred, 1-lb. p 'i..
82.00 per dog.: g-lb. boxes. (1.00.
ukajngeb California) extra fancy Red
land navels, all sixes, i3.Sa; ' fancy navels,
83.26; choice, all sixes, $. -;'
LEMONS Limonicrs,'' extra fancy, 40
slie, 83.76; 300 to 360 sis,' 44. Vo.
FIGS California ne- bi-ia. carton. 7fVa
8fc; Impoi ted.Umyrna, tliree-ctown, 11c; six
ciown, lac. '".
BANANAS Per medium sized bunch, 81.7J
G2.s; Jumbos, I.WjiaJ w. -TANtiERlNES
California, car box of
about 125, 83.00.
GKAPE FRUIT Florida, per box. 17.00171
7.60; California, per box. H.OCuJM.M.
rnuiis
PF'ARS Winter Nellie. 12.60.
APPLES California Newton, Pippins and
Baldwins. 82 per bu. box: Ben Davis. 82
per bu. box; Wlnesaps, 82.60 per bu. box;
other varieties, 82uuu-.dO per bu.; New York
apples, Baldwins and Russets. 86.00 per bbL
liUAPEB imported Malagas. 86.OmU7.oo.
POlA'lOEts Home kiowii. per bu.. sod
COc; South Dakota, per bv(.. 76c.
in A v j. BEAfsbj Per bu., 41. So; no. 2, 41. i4.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., 6c.
CAiiUAGti C.liforr.ii. 3i; per lb.: Wis
consin, In crates, per lb.. ls'U-'C.
CARROTS. PAUsiNIPti A.JJ a-RNIPS-Per
bu.. &5c.
CELERi California, 81 per do.
SWEET POTATOES lUluols, per U-pk.
bbl., 84-ow.
NEW VKGbi'-rABLES.
TOMATOES FlorlCsa, pir crate of SO lbs.,
net, 86.60.
WAX BEANS Per hamper of about 30
lbs., net, 86.
ONIONS Home grown, yellow and red.
per bu., hue; Spanish, pec crate, 82. d; Colo
rado, red and yellow, .per bu., 81.
STRING BEANtr-i'er hamper ot about 80
lbs., net, 83.oo4.0O.
TLRNIPB. BEETS AND CARROTS
Louisiana, per dos. buncnea, 76c.
SHALLOTTS Ixiuisiuna, per aoxen
bunches, 76c.
HEAD LETTUCE Louisiana, per bbl.,
IT.MrMlu.oS; per doz. beads, 81.004fl.26.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot house, per doz.
heads, 46c. '-
CUCLMBEUS-Hothouse, per do., 81 -764
2 16.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 ribs, 13c; No. a ribs, UV; No. 1
ribs, Vfrc; No. 1 loin, 10c; No. I loin, 13c;
No. 8 loin. HVc; No. 1 chuck, 6c; No. 2
chuck, 6Vfec; No. I chuck, 6c; No. 1 round,
Ec; No. 2 round, 7Vic; No. 3 round, 7.c;
No. 1 plate, 4c; No. 1 plate, 3Vic; No. 8 plutt,
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per Keg, 3.i6: per bbl.. 86.76.
HONE' New, per 24 lbs., 83.60.
CHEESE Swiss, new, loc; Wisconsin
brick, 16c; Wisconsin llmberger, loc; twins,
13 'v; Young Americas, luo.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, por ib., l&Vic; bard shells, per lb.,
13Vu. pecans. Urge, per iu., 14o; small, par
lb., 12c. Peanuts, per lb., iStc; roasted, per
lb., sc. Chill walnuts, per lb., lUc.
Almonds, soit shells, per lb., 17c; hard
niello, per lb., loc, Couoanuia, 84 per sack
of loo.
FRESH FISH Trout, lie: halibut, loo;
pickerel, dressed, 7c; white bass, 11c; suu
fish, 4i ire; perch, skinned and dressed, so;
pike, lwc; redsnapper, lie: talmon, Uc;
crappU-a, (XoVc; teia. 18o black bais, 2m;
whil.uah, lie; frog lens. pr ml, mo; lob
sters, green, 3c; bollcil looaters. 37c: blue
flan, lbu; herring, 4c, bpaiiijii nmckerel, loc;
liuddock, luo; s.irtmp, 4U.uuiil.6u pt,r gallon;
smelts. Uc; cod, 1-c.
RADISHES llotnouse, per doz. bunches,
6uuc-
lL SHROOMS-tlothcuua, per lb., 6o&ti0c.
OVSTEJlcV-Fresh standard. 81.40 per sl.;
sheU oyster., 81.ui2.U0 per luo; Little Neck
clams, 8160 pur 10j.
blliAK-Oranuiated cane, In bbls., 8o.vl;
granulated caue, in stacks, 86.01; giauulatej
beet, in sacks, 84.111.
S1HLT-lu barrels, !4c per gal.; In caa
( 10-lb. cans. 8100; cases, 11 6-iu, cans, ei.su.
cases, 4 i-IL). cans, 81. 40.
COFFEE Rustled: No. 80. 26ic per lb.;
No. 80. :ho ptr lb.; No. J, lc per lb.;
No. 2o. 16Vc per lb., No. 21. UVsC per lb.
FLOUR thoiesalc Beat hiaih graua Ne
braska, per lit., 81-aO; beat high pad, pat
ut Minnciioia, pti" cwt., In, atiaight pat
ent Nebraska, per cwt.. 814V; second pai
enl Nebtaska, 4140.
CURED FISH amily whiteflsh. per U
bbl., l'J lbs., K6u; Norway mackere,, per
DDI., SUU lua., UKiaisis, rww, 4SV. 4, siuj;
No. 2, UAmu; No. i, 44J.U0; Irish, No. 2, 814.UV;
Herring, ia bblg , uu lbs. eacn, Norway, 4k,
lU uu; Norway, 3k. 14.u0; Holland, uilxeO,
Jil.tiu. Holland Lernng. in kegs, n.akeia.
(vc; kega, mixed, iuc
CAN.SS.L viouuS Corn, scandard west
ern, tov-uoc; Maine, 81 26. Touiatuos. 8-lb
cans, 81.2oyi.6u; i"'b Wctl.uc. pineapples.
X rated. I-Io.. (.'.t4V2.80; sliced, ii.kuisi.
Gallon appiea, fancy, 43 6u; California apit
cols. $1.4uu2.00; pears, 81 7iu2.6u; peaches,
fancy, 1.7b'u2.40; H. C. peaches. 8JOU4ij.
Alaska salmon, red. 81 la. pink, rvc; fancy
Chinook, V., 8-10; fancy sockeya, r 81
sardines. V. oil, 82 au; 44 rnusiards, 8j.6us
iv. Dww iimsiucs, ii iavi.aij sauerkraut
8100; pumpkins, ttucujl.u). wax beans,
1a'gJc; lima beans, J-10 , 'iiuU M, sptnacli
tijiuiOu; cheap peas, X-lb., koc; xna. ,u
r; fancy. 81 8-1.76.
BROOMS No. 1 carpet. 83 26; tx carpel
U4.1. No. 8 Dialu. ti J.
HIDES. PEi.TS AND TALFX)WNo. I
4Tien hides, Sc; No. t. 8c; No. 1 sallod.
11c; No S. lur; bull hides. 7S,c, dry
hides, 12id20c. Horse hides, large, 83. small
U. kaerp pelts, each 6ta-'u81 -i. TaUuW, No.
, L 4c; No. J, lc roush. lwe.
Mch. 13.. I
Mch. 14.. I
Mch. 13..
Mch. 14.. I
Men. ll..
Men. la..
Mch. If..
Mch. 40..
Mch. 21..
Mch. 22..
.vicn. us.,
Mch. 24..
Mcli. 2tf..
Mch. M..
leh. 27..
Mch. 28.. j
Men. 31.. 1
Mch. Ml..
Mch. 31..
Apr. 1...
Apr. 2...
Sunday.
v vii
8 11
.1 801
4 811
il 4 lj
U 4
I ,
I l
a IA : m 1
1
HI
i)V,
23Vk
I
19i
2 j
6 0?
6 U,
6 04
e tut
6 0tl
6 15;
1
6 13
6 lu
a oy,
b 11
6 14
6 161
6 201
i lu,
s U4
04,
4 W
I
4 K
4 !
4 tll
I 021
6 U0
V3,
6 17
6 14
b 011
4 98i
6 04,
6 01
7 24
1
I
7 N.
7 lui
7 0
7 !
V58
7 2B
!!
7 37
7 24
7 221
7 28;
7 Ml
7!
7 2K
7 2
7 30
001
U
221
1j
tt li
2-'
I
I 27
la
Oil
Ui
0b
V
121
6 ti
b Mj
UD)
6 7
rl 601
4 661
I 4 78
t 14, 4 76
6 4 7
6 21 m
5 U 4 ill
6 2t 1
6 27i 4 0
I 447
I 26 4 81
6 U 4 tt
10, 4 41
I 28 4 W
0 13
1 18i
I 22;
6 2j
6 24,
6 n
b H7
m
4 88
4 87
i i
6 17
6 12
i 10
(08
, 1 ' V. 1 . 1 ' 1 1, 1 I1UIIIU7I Ul a I B VI sivta
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
C, M. & St. P. Ry
waoasn
Mo. P. Ry
L. P. system 31
C. & N. V. least ).... 1
C. A N. W. twei-t).... 3
C St. P., M. O.... U
C, B. 4 g. least).
C H. et g. twest).... 14
C, R. 1. & P. (tastl.. 3
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Ol. Western.
6
1
i?
. 7
26
13
1
3
1
43
2
'i
60
2h3 1.U12
1)12 1,422 1.V.7
3.5 1,41 l.UDJ
2.6 1.T4J 1,637
44 1
lo
Itvt
l'4l
67
88
M
JK ,
21
2
448
100 8,011
Total receipts ....111
Tho disposition of the day's receipts wag
as follows, each buyer purchasing tne num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hoes. Sheen.
uiiuna packing co.
Swill and Company
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour & Co
ant-ant ac Co
Carey .s
Lobmaii ft Co
V. 1. Stephen
Hill at Hon
U F. Hui
Wolf t Murnan ....
Mike HaRKcrty
J. H. Root & Co. ..
Bulla
Krey Packing Co. ..,
utli'.T buyers
Totals 2.8BS S.OM 10,763
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morning
numbered 111 cars, which was not very
large for a Monday, although better than
week ago. The market as a whole was
In fair shape and not very different from
the close ol last week.
Beef steers were In fair demnnd. but the
fact that Chicago was wiring k7,0uo re
ceived, with only the best grades steady
dud others lower, did not help the situa
tion any at this point. Such cattle as buy
ers especially wanted sold at aliout steady
prices, while It was rather difficult to se
cure tiiie as good prices on some loads ss
last week. The trade might be summed up
as slow, with the best kinds steady, witn
an easier tendency on others.
The demand for desirable Kind- of cows
and heifers was quite brisk and sellers
found little difficulty in securing steady to
strong prices for anything answering to
that description. Common to medium
kinds, as has been the case for some time,
were not very brisk, but pretty much
everything changed hands In reasonable
season.
blockers and feeders of good quality were
In demand at fully steady prices and the
dosen or fifteen loads on sale changed
hands quite early. There were a number
of loada of very ordinary stuff In the yards
which did not move oft very reaany, the
demand at the present time being confined
largely, to weu-Drea sum.
Representative sales:
ttEEJT STEERS,
8 ITf 4 44 10 ttl 4 l
1 770 4 t I IMiO 4 It
1 4WI 4 14 H 174 I 10
i hi t iu 4 441 4 It
1 4WI i 4 4 414 4 10
4 441 I 00 4 at 4 26
1 114 4 00 4 M 4 tt
1 110 I 01) 1 1000 4 x
4 411 8 ttl 1 7tll 4 0
1 luo 4 10 4 414 4 en
4 314 4 tt 14 fit 4 44
1 W IH 1 ISM 4 44
!... 1M I 40 14 lis 4 U
4 444 I 40 1 494 4 M
11 444 t IS
BULLS.
1 1M0 t 4l I lit t 14
I I'li I ft I ltlO I 14
1 170 I 40 I I6S0 74
1 1SS0 4 00 1140 70
1 ivw 3 : l ho in
1 IttO I 14 1 1.10 I 74
1 M I 44 1 1140 I 74
1 Ill I 14 IS44 I U
1 120 t to 1 111 K
1 1410 I 40 I1M 4 00
1 14;0 I 4i I tMO 4 40
4 1440 I i 1 1734 4 44
CALVES.
1 140 I 00 t f;o g 04
1 114 I V 1 to 4 00
4 44 4 44 1 174 I 44
1 HO 4 to 1 140 4 14
1 170 4 0u 1 2s I la
I 4 4 40 4 IU ID
1 1W i 74
STOCKEhS AND FEEDERS.
1 4J0 t to it 424 I 44
It 44 I 44 1 10 4
1 4u0 I 7t 4 44 4 04
14 4ul I 40 1 40 4 04
1 410 I 00 11 441 4 0
1 400 I 40 14 t-l 4 44
1 410 I 00 44 114 4 04
1 144 I 40 II 474 4 4
1 414 I II t 4t 4 10
I 404 8 40 8 444 4 14
1 7M I Ml 1 IU lit
t 14 I 40 4 144 III
It Ill I 40 11 Ill
4 I I 74 41 114 4 44
1 444 8 II I IU If)
7 so I 4li 14 luul 4
1 474 I at 14 44 4 441
4. U4 8 tt
Hi as. rt. Ns. Ae. Pr
1 444 I 04 4... 1114 4 10
4 1140 4 1 II l 4 II
4 ,. .. lm 4 14 11 1114 4 tl
4 V 4 It 4 1014 4 11
14 1047 4 44 11 1104 4 M
W 4 44 ,.1141 4 SS
14 1' 0 4 40 44 ....ill:- 4 4)
1 4 40 14 1 Ml 4 te
4 4 14 111 lit! 4 14
1 470 4 14 . !I list 4 4t
4 114 4 14 It 1144 4 44
11 IMS) 4 4 4 UU 4 44
14 Hi IU I 1J7I 4 40
l'svs 4 41 11 ... 14 4
II 1:l 4 14 isi m
14! 4 40 I UHi 4 OS
ll not is ll 1 j7 as
1 411 4 40 14 1441 6 48
11 1014 4 4 4 in:. I li
I 44 O10 4 4 to !.-, 4 10
11 i4 4 14 rc, I 1
4 IX.' 4 I" n ;Ht I !i
1 li t I Ho I
it net i at ii km 4
M 1061 4 74
COWS.
1 T i ao t iv 40
t " I 0 1 Il.l I 4
1 -M I SO t II ITS
1 1070 i i.i I l o i ;,
I ! :i i 14 1 ;
I IU III t lon I 75
t IS 1070 ;s
l toe I ii 14 4 oo
l 114 I 40 i mi 4 14
I M0 I 44 11 Ill I ll.
4 '! I to I !C 4 14
1 IflfO I sn 1 !ll 4 10
1 7R 4 1 1.40 4 11
1 1040 40 i 1010 4 'I
1 lno i II 4 : I o
1 ll I 4o IJ 10M o
I I ;T I 40
i 111 I 4 1 104 4 00
I Ill I 0 1 110 4
I itS4 I OS 4 1114 4 4
t 1o IK 1... llo 4 0
1 110 I tl 1 Use 4 "V
1040 I 10 14 1'! 4 00
t 471 I 10 t 107 4 f-1
1 1070 I I 11 10-1 4 I
t 114 I 40 t t'.T4 4 !5
1 110 I 40 1 .'.IJs.i 4 40
4 1011 I to I IiiOI t 4
4 111! I 4 t IT, 8 40
HElKEHH.
1 44) 14 44 714 1 III
t 10 I 1 7 to I lu'.
1 WO I It 1 n0 4 M
1 400 4 II 1 40 4 00
1 10 4 14 I f0 4
II 7M 4 n 1 II 4 "0
WFBTERNh
J. B. Thomas Wyo.
100 feeders.. 878 4 (A
W. P.. Williams
1 feeder... ISO 8 60 12 feeders. . MS 4 ;'5
7 OA4 A .a
HOtJS Light and heavy hogs are selling J
in snout the same notches at the present
lime, with the result that it was very
Isrgelr a one-rrlced market this morning.
Packers would psy 84.80 for strings of hoas
made up of both heavy and light loads, and
It was hard work to get any more tlutn
that. As a matter of course some of the
more desirable loads did sell up to IIS:1,
with the less deslrsble at Vi.ti. but. as
will he noted from the sales below. 8"
was the popular price. It will be remem
bered that the popular price on Saturday
was 80.26. which mesns thst the day's mar
ket was Just about 6c higher than the rlose
of last week. The trade was not overly
brisk, but still the majority of the . loads
changed hands in fair season. Representa
tive sales:
8k. Pr. No. . 8s.
It I.I ...
I t4 Ml
No.
14..
HI..
II..
11..
14 .
41..
41
41
44
II
4
14
44
76
44
14
44
7 1. . . .
II
14
44
17
14
a-.::::
12
14 ....
11
44
44
14
Ae.
110
174
114
Ill
424
IN
:
ISI
.31
444
141
144
IU
140
lit
Ill
141
141
Ill
I hi
ill
541
414
in
..124
. .14
..4.10
..114
..ttti
..214
..an
..244
Pr.
I 40
4 II
4 II
I I7i
4 7V
4 lu
4 0
4 10
4 to
4 10
I 10
I I
I 10
I 10
I IA
I 10
4 40
4 4i
I 40
4 0
I 10
4 I
4 tO
4 to
4 10
I m
4 m
4 14
4 40
4 lo
I 10
4 10
4 M
4 10
4 40
rt.
4 so
'4..
. .
tt..
ll..
VI..
It..
4...
44..
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14....
44....
......
44. ...
44....
I....
Hi....
. . ,4u
4
...
,....'!
, ...44
..
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. . .-ts
...IW
. ...IM
....ill
....291
... .a.
...440
...201
. . . is
...111
,....!
...141
. . .(
,...211
, . . .it
...
,...M4
....III
It,
I20
110
24"
..221 ...
,.Jn ...
...41 ...
. 2M W
.214 40
til
. w
to
M
10
I eO
40
4 Ml
SO
I e
4 10
. 10
4 10
t'l
l
4 JO
I M
eO
4 10
I so
4 10
-JV4
4 a,
a
4 12 -s
4 -1 .
.12'.
4 12-.
I lit.
--t
4 ei ,
I M
illlg
i
40 K0 ... 4 30 10
44. ..-.4 40 4 SO to
12 21 . I 40 VS
a-i4i-,i 1 nei waa
nuuceauie 111 lite bls allfl j bam mis i.iotn-
nig, nuyers evmeiu.y usvn,, uunsi u.u.-r
m iianu, so tnal tne I1a44.tr u. aoim,.. oat.
more active mail t.aa otn ca.-e .n uu
many uays 01 late, mie ni.piuteiurui, nuw
evei, was isih-ij a matte, vi c, ...ifc, i
iiuts vouitl not be u,uuieu iiiuci ti.atuCi.
oolite saies lOoaeo. a li.li oeiui nia.i lost
weea, out the goods were i.tu, 1, so iliai 11
is a queaiiou t.ncliier me iiidie.il cou-u Uc
caueo more man aieauy to auu.i. ..n.. uk
tiie saira iveie mnios at u.sv aiiu ;i,i,s'
at 4t, ooth lots uviu isi.t suuu 3. u. me
In b Jon antra sulu to eu.iAi, t.uien as i..e
tiigner man mcy. i.ae uiwuaui any iiiuu
tieture, iul aiiips-'is v. Hi Ui.tieiSvttiia nisi
iny wcte very entuce.
vnlie tne gouu aiuui were free sellers, as
riOlea abuVe, tne ,e aesnaoie villus a.u
not sen so treeiy. inn yi insure on lue
iini'kei was relieved soiui. .vnat uy me fael
tnat a CuiihiaeraOie pioporlion 01 lue tio-
eiai receipts was coueis'ieu i, jU.n 10 at-
ein leed 101s not tx.liMt ousted lui sale.
VfUuiaiioiia: uuotl lu uliuleu ilium i.niMS,
e.tu.4f, a 00a lu choice iiiiii wcoloin
iainu, .,.i.io.4ii; gouu to euo.ee ncavy
lumo, 8u.wuj: fair 10 4,000. u.uui, .i-iii
cuii lambs. 44.ij4-i.iiv, .uuu lo eituice
light yeatilita tsi.ooiieo.w, aooti to vitoiee
iteavy eaiiiOe,s, 11..V4S.JU ; tair to .wju
neavy yearnna. 86.4ii'e-.av, guuti lu ci.uit.e
wttner, 4u.it-uo.i0; u,r iu aouti wetneia.
Ia.4y1js.01; good to choice ev.ea, Ji.wti j.iv.
lair to goOu evhOS, 44.iii44.tK); vuti siivuiy auu
bucks, 4e.uu144.11u.
neptesenutiiva sale.
No. Av.
11 western ewes m
14 western lamos cuppea
Ve western ewes
8 western ewes hai
l western ewes im
438 western ewes lift
western lain os nu
too Coiorauo ftiex. iambs 00
Hi Colorado Mex. latnns j
2i culls
Hi western ewes
i ewes
SO western ewes
is western jwes
401 western ewes
8mi yearilngs
4u yearltnas
211 yearlings ....
8; yearilngs
618 lambs
05
lot
itw
lul
K1
lu
OS
Vi
101
101
M
Pr.
1 iaJ
4 1
10
20
0 VO
t.t
u eU
41
li 40
4 0u
0 16
40
a ii-t
a Jl)
O OU
0 !M
6 Ml
uu
b lit!
0 )
j blither: srlllng at Hl'.a; hulk of sales,
I 8-si'4ii.22.
j Metal Market.
NKW YORK April 3 - M KTAI.S -The
!nntnn tin mnrWrt nni-eil 4:1 to 14. los
fur H,t ami ximi 1!s M lor fulims lo
cally, the insrket wss firm anil hlrrf'.er. in
s ,1,1m I h with spot, ( losing si .!.'. 3, Si'
S.ti:.. The l.onilnn cnpr maikct was
Bleu higher, cltslng at JLM fur Mt and
4. H lis fur futures. Loral l'. no change wss
reported. I.nkr Is tiunted at 1H.is,T1k.T6;
rlcctrolvtlc. 8I 1 iH-; csstlne: si 81
1 :t. Kxprrt of copper ft.r tne mrtnth of
Mart'h were lii.SiH tone, making a total of
4;.IJ1 tons for the three month, artalnsl
tiS.fs.1i tons for the same lime last year.
It Is reported that l.HW tons of Chinese re
sales have renchtd the local market. Id
wss unchanked at 86.8.lf6.4A In the lo-al
market. The Kngllsh market was un
changed, rfelter was iinciiangeil locally,
closing at ft. lnti.3n; London eloei at k.s
hd. Iron wss steady ahrond. Cleveland war
rants closed Ht 44 Rd. locally, the market
Is reported steady, and No. 2 sotitiiern
fi.iiinliy Is held a shade higher: No. .' north
ern foundry Is quoted at 8l8.26tf 1?.K: No. 2
southern foundry. 8l7.i6tfi18.6tt.
ST. 1X)I'IS. April 2. M KTAI.S-Lead,
steady nt V.T,. 8pel". Out"' ' J1
Cotton Market.
NKW YORK. April 2-OOTTON-Ppct
closed n'tll: middling upland. 11.tl6c; nild
dllng gulf. 11. sales. 6.A41 holes.
LI VKRPOI L. April I COTTON Spot,
good business done; prices 8 points lower;
American middling fair. Rid; good mid
dling, .24d: middling, (i 04d; low mldilllna,
5. RSJ; good ordinary, 6.70d; ordinary. 8.8o.
The sales of the day were 14.Po bales, of
which fiofl were for siertilntlon .and export
and Includeil 12,IM American. Receipts,
2S.i4 bale. Including 1J. Amerlcan,
8T. l.Ol'IS. April 2.-COTTON -Quiet ;
middling. 11V,c; sates, none; receipts. 71
bales: shipments. Ml bales; stock. 42.7t4
bale.
NKW ORI.KAN8. April 5.-COTTON
Spilt chist'd oulet; sales. 1,750 bales; ordl
nsrv. 8 7-lrtc: good ordinary, Mc; low mid
dling, W-lo: middling, 11 8-16c; goad ntld
dling. 11 11-lHc; middling fnlr. 12 1-ltic. Re
ceipts. 1,41 bales; stock. 272.27 bales.
aotar aad Molasses.
NKW IORK, April I-SltlAR-Raw,
quiet; fair refining. Sc; centrifugal. 9s test.
6 lR-8nHWkc: molasses sugar. 2.c. Refined,
quiet: No. . 4 2oc: No. 7, 4 loo; No. 8 4.10c;
No. 9. 4 u5c; No. 10. 4c: No. 11. I SO; No. 12,
Slav: No. H. 8.tWc; No. 14, 8 Wc; confec
tioners'. 4.35c: mould A. 6.0fic; rut loaf,
6.40c.; crushed, 8 40c; pnmdered, 4.80c; gran
ulated. 4.70c: cubes. 4.95c.
MOLASSKS l'lrm; New Orleans open
ki ttle, good to choice, avspsc. .
NKW ORLKANS. ApVll I Rl OAR
Firm: open kettle centrifugal. 2M18 7-11c;
centrifugal while. 3oc; yellows, JS'9
8 13-1e; seconds. I'ffa'iic. . '
MOLASSKS Nominal; open kettle, lifi
30c; centrifugal. 71i20c
Coffee. Market.
NEW YORK, April 2.-COFr"r":K-Mar-ket
for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices. There seemed- to be a
little Kuropean buying and the market
held sfeadv during the early trading In
spite of disappointing Bratillnn markets
and rsther heavier receipts. . There wtts
mors or less local selling, supposed to be
for long account, however, and the mar
ket eased oft a l'.ttle toward the close,
being finally steady net unchanged to 6
points lower. Bales were reported of W tW
bags. Including Anrll st Vc; May.
8.70c; Julv. 6 SofififKic: September. iiB7.10r;
October. 7.10fJ7.1no: December. T.Soifi?.;
January. 7k-; Februnry. 7.40c. Spot Rlo,
steady; No. 7 Invoice. 8 J-ltc.
Oils and Roaln.
NKW YORK. April OHJ Cottonseed.
Irregulsr: prime crude, 27ih27tyr; prime yel
low. 3".'y(i;!Uc. Petroleum, quiet; refined,
low. 31ti34tjc. Petroleum, qtilef; refined.
New York. 87.H0; Philadelphia and Balti
more. 87 55: prime In bulk, 84.66. Turpen
tine, dull at tisvyinoe.
ROSIN Quiet; strained, common to good,
s'aNN'NAH. April .-OIIz-Tiirnentlne,
firm: 6"c: sales. 172 bbls; receipts, 218 bbls.;
shipments, 20 bbls.
ROSIN-A. B. C. P. E. r and O. JS.JO;
H 84.'0: I. 4 :; K. 64.70; M, 8526; N. 8o.S;
WO, 85.45; WW. 85.00. ,
ETipArsletl Apples and Trl4l frnlts.
NKW 'YORK. April 2 KVAPORATKD
APPLES-Markel Is rjulet with a fair de
mand reported. Common to fancy are
quoted at 7rW4c; fair to good. 1906 Jrop.
8ifr"J': nearly to strict prl-'P. WT9Hc;
choice. Jr4fjrinc: fancy. Uc :
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRl'ITS Pmnes
are said to be cleaning uti on spot and the
tirre Is Arm with quotations ramrlng from
4T44ic. scccrding to rrs.de. Aivrlcots are
firm with choice quoted at 1rWlO4c: choice
extra, 10iflllr; fancy. llHiffl2i4c. Peachea
are unchanged. Choice are ouoted at 10c:
extra choice. 104c: fancy. 10jT11e; extra
fnncv. nVrfllSr. Ra'.lns are oulet. Loos)
Muscatel sre mjotei at 6"1T"'0; London
layers. fl.StMj'1.60.
tVool Mark.
ST LOI'lK Mo.. Anrll 2.-WOOr Steadv:
roedium wrsdes. combing and clothing. Si-W
28e; llabt fin. 124e; heavy fine, 187T21e;
tub-washed. 811838c.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Tea Cants hewer-Hogi Higher
-bean Krssg.
CHICAOO, April !. CATTLE Receipts,
27,0110 head; market 10c lower; common to
prime steers, lis t-B.ii; rows, i. 4.-1(0.1.0;
netfers, 62.7Hf.s6; nulls, lL'.ii.4.; caives,
82.7t4T i.iil; stockers and feeder. 6- i5'a4.75.
HOGS Recaipts, 23.0u0 head; market, 2
r6c higher; choice to prime neavy, JU&mu
.66; medium to good heavy, 84.4fsa4l.bii;
butoher weights, f. 4t(i6.6f; good In eiiolc.e,
heavy mixed, 8b.40ti4i.6o; pacalng. 8..Mj 4o.
SHEEP ANl UAMBb Hecipts, .2.i)ij
head; market strong: sheep, 81 40fj.4i);
yearlings, 8o.7teJj4.26; lambs, 8i.'.5.70.
Kaasas Ctty Ufa Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, April 2. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 10,001) head, including i,.'i soul herns;
niarket, steady to strong; top, 86. 8u; top
quarantine, 85.nO; choice export and dressed
beef steers, 8S.S6tri.0O; fair lo good. 84.2i3
6.00; western fed steers, bJ.80ij6.ui; stocaers
and feedera, M-0u3t 40; southern steers,
83. 766. o; southern cows. 82.76)4.26; native
cows, 42.2fVii4.76; native heifers. 8J.76uO.26;
bulls, 83.i-Vu4.iB; calves, 83.0Mni.60.
HOObV Receipts, lo.ouo head; niarket,
strong at opening and closing 6c lower;
top, 84.40; buik of aales. 8.ut(i.37H; heavy,
86.4j.4ri; pankers, $ii.30.g4.4o; pigs and
lights, 86.8Us4i.27Si.
SH10DP AND LAMBS Receipts, 11,0.0
head; market, steady and active; native
lambs, 8A. 26-a4l. 60; western lambs. 86.2u(i-1.60;
ewes and yearlings, 84.60fe6.fct; western fed
yearlings, 8u.6ti.u0; w,trn fed sheep,
84.60itr6.ft); stockers and feeders, 83.oOtQ4.60.
St. I.oals I.le ttpek Market.
ST. LOl'IS. April .-CATTLE-Hecetpls,
2.000 head, including 860 Texans; niarket,
steady; native shipping and export ateers,
64 eoii 'XI; dressed beef and butcher steers,
88.764.u; steers under l.OcO lbs., 83.26H.30;
stockers and feedera, 8l4rfV4 40; cows and
heifers. 84.1"1; ranners, 81 76U4.60; bulls.
824uj44l; calves. 82.6u4j.60; Texas and In
dian steers, t880g4.70; cows and brlfers.
82.3H04 26.
HOOS Receipts, 8.600
hlgtier: pigs and lights,
6 164J4.60; butcher, and
too.
BHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 500
hesd; market steady; native muttons, ft.oo
tu.ki; lambs, 85.6j4.)J6.
St. Jasrnk Live Stock Market.
8T. . JOSEPH. April 2. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.004 head; steers, steady to 10c
lower; natives, 4.15fj6(4); cows and hs.fers,
61.7&43( 66; stockers and feeders. 83 iW4 60.
HtaiS Receipts. 6.784 need; market,
steady; light, 84.2611(4.36: medium and heavy,
84 .tlWl 4-V; bulk of sales, o 8:Va-40.
8HKEP AND IA MBS-Heceipts. 8.283
head; market, steady 10 a shad higher;
lambs. 84.46.
Stock in Sight.
Receipts ot live slock st the six principal
western marketa yesterday:
Cattle
South Omaha 2.7uO
Sioux City 8.400
Kansas City 10 6
St. Joseph 2ofsl
St. Louis S orni
C hicago JT.iM)
REAL ESTATE THAfiSFEHS.
bead: market, 6c
8fv 834-4f.; packer.,
best heavy, Ktieo
Total.
.47.4V4
lfogs. Bheep.
5 .4 " 11.81b
1 600
IO.OO11 H.Oflft
6.74 8?3S
6. Jin 5.11
M,fi0 22.-HITI
41. Ml 63.6M
rioas ritr lie Klork Market.
SIOL'X CITY. Anrll J-(Sperlul Tele-gram.l-rRrcelpts,
1. Sit) head; market steady:
Blockers hat) 16c higher; leeves. 84.txuu.aVi;
cows, bulls snd mixed. 13 i-'U-4.V; blockers
snd feednrs. 82.2sfl4 60, . calve and year.
Unas. 83 Oi-iM TS.
HOaa-Hittipti, l.M bl; market ic
J. Anderson and wife to Hannah
M. Baldwin. wij of lot 8. block 10,
Reed'a First addition I,i2
William C. Norris to Clara O. Fen
wlck, lot 12. Bluff View ,u0
William RalHton et HI. to D. A.
Ralston, blocks 81 snd S3, Benson.. 1
Metropolitan lnd and Trust coq'
panv to Joseph Oorup. lot 7. block
2, Burr Place "
May vv. Dickey and husoand. to. J.
J. Boucher, lot 1, block 7, Hans
corn Plsce tVjO
Sarah A. Uarmuri to Lawrence M.
Garinan. part of block 6, .. Mary
vllle 1
Lawrence M. Oarman to Jennie
Gsrnian, same I
Josef I'her and wife to Antonle
ruiv and wife, lot 30, block 3,
Mellas' First addition 6S9
T..ir Haleitrnoi to Hllena Nllson.
taxlol 48, Omaha &0
John Toman and wife to Anton
Kcdes, eVb of lot 24, block 18. Brown
Park 400
William V. Havemyer to John I,
Redlck, lot t. block 46, Omaha SDtO
E. 8. Marston and wife to Oould C
Diets, lot 2 and part of lot 3. .
block 8. West Omaha 6.000
A. C. Sorcnsen and wife to Abel V.
Stotwell, lot 4, block 2, Armstrong's
Second addition 1
Abel V. Bhotwell to Christen N. .80
reusen, same I
Andrew Oensler et al. to Josef
Zelenv and wife, lot 7, block. 10,
Koumse'e Third addition 3.41)0
Louis Lesteur, executor, to John R.
Segear et al.. lot 1 block 74. South
Omaha 2.008
Edward Beltle, jr.. and wife to
Alexander Mover, part of lots 8 and
10, block II. Patricks Second add!
tlon ' 325
William K. and Henry L. Pease to
George W. Loomls. part of lot 8.
block 2. subdivision of John 1.
Redick's addition 850
John Wlder.or onrt wife to A, ' S.
Wldenor, part of lot 8. block 12,
Improvement Association addition.,'; 1
J. B. Cranston to William MeMn-. '
ray. lot 11. block 8. Crelghton
Heights 600
Oeore R. Crosier and wife to Minnie
R. Nichols, part of lot 18, block 4,
Plainvlew addition 1
Atlantic Realty aasoclatlnn to Emma
Johnson, lots 1 snd 2. block 6, Ken
dall's addition 800
Emma Johnson to Niels P. Evald,
same . )
National lAtu Insurance company to
V. J. Rurkley, lots b and 4. block
222, Omaha 2.0u
Silas M. Keensn and wife to Mart
A. B. Howell, part of block 84,
Benson 1,200
Iiiiiiii Really and Improvement
company to Albert Bergers, part of
lot 4. Johnson's addition 1.840
The American Fire Insurance company
to Charles Rosso, lot 6. block IM.
Omsha 8.000
Ella I'. Ross to Fred Enfield. n ot
sel4 of seV. 10-15-10... 250
Cbsrles W. Lundstrom to Emma Bor
der, part of lot 10. block (, Sulphur
Springs 2,100
E C. Sawyer and wife to Charles
Thatcher, lot 11. block 10, Brlgga'
Place 1.250
r. 1. Carroll to Board of Trustees.
B. P. O. E.. Int 6. block t. Kountis
A Ruth a addition 6"
Sams to same, same 3.000
Charles C. Carroll and mife to same.
same 6n)
Tin mil P. Carroll 10 same. same ... 6u0
E. D. Jones and wife to Carl W. An
derson, lots 14 and 16. block 1,
Halcyon Heights 460
F. Do Day Cl Co.
Slock. Grain. Provision
hip soar ?rala lo la,
Ckleaaro aad Minneapolis Dellrery.
One-eld tub eomnilulon, on Oraln, onos
quarter on Stocks. Prompt and careful
attention given to outside accounts. Write
for cur rt-. 1 ly Market Letter, mailed Cta
Main Office.
1144-111 Board of Trad l. .
OMAHA. Uti.'
Leas Distant 'Pkoaa, Deaglaa Ml 4.