TllE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 190n.
HA1S AND PRODUCE MARKET
M,v Wheat
Option Easily
Trade
Feature of
ACVANCE Of THRtE-QlMRTEflS CENT
Jrhirl hnt-la Cover Freely aod
Tarn Weak Market lron(-Plnt
i Weather To Mark far the
feferre Fwtarre.
OMAHA, April 1K, 19v
.ha May wheat option was very active
defining and advancing at various limns
1'penlng cables came blether anfl opening
Iiki price were to 4,c higher. The ad
vance waa loat noon and quotation declined
to under yesterday. The northwest
bovght at the decline and the market
tuned airong. The close was strong at
about ,c advance. Inferred futures were
Inrlned to be weak, fine weather for tli
crop being too much for the bulla.
Corn waa strong at the start In sym
pathy with wheat, but selling atarted on
the line weather and prices went down
ViOifrom yeaterday. Receipts were light
and cash demand Rood, but clearances
were ama.ll. Karly sellers turned buyers
on the strength in wheat and the market
recovered, cloalng with but a slight loaa
for the day.
Oats were active and closed He higher
for May.
Omaha Cash Sales.
OATS No. 4 white, 1 car. 3t"Sc.
Omaha t aah Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 7515 78c; No. t hard,
TlrfcTto, No. 4 hard, sg1c; No. 2
aptlng, 73tfT7c; No. 8. spring. Bvi7?Hc.
CORN No. 8, 43c; No. 4, 42443c; no
grade. 82i&42c; No. 3 yellow, 43Vt4i44o; No.
3 white, 44ijZ'44p..
OATS No. 3 mixed. SVrc; No. white.
8131 V,c; No. 4 white. Jic
RYE No. 2, 66c; No. 8, 64c.
Car Lot Reeetpta.
Wheat. Corn.
Chicago 4 78
Xanana City..'. ill 17
Minneapolis 7f
Omaha 1 16
Duluth . 26
St. Ixiula 25 8o
Minneapolis wired cash No. 1 Northern
old at aip3V- over May, and No. 2 North
ern at lc over May.
Loral range of nations:
No. 2 northern. 7?4,r, Mav, sOc;
Jlllv, M r; September, 794e.
ATS To arrive, on trai k mid for May,
3 1 o.
K 1IIRK I.Kiau. (RkKT
Qaotattoa
arloaa
of the nay nn
emmodltlea.
NEW YORK. April 18 -FLOIR-Reoelpts.
i.l bbls ; exports. 17. IKS Mils. Market
firm and nominally hlerher; Minnesota p'
rnta. 14 2f.4i4 .Vi; Minnesota ' bakers, 13 4"M
3.5; winter piitcrts. IR 9"7i 4 26 : winter
straights. $8.7fi3.lt; winter extra, $2.75tT
8 3f: winter low grarioa, $2 ir.Jj :t an Rve
four, firm; fair to good $3.3Mi3 90; choice
to fan, v, I) i)f,fU4 in
. f'ORNMEAl. Firm : fine white and yel
low. 11.20: coarse llirrninQ Iriln dried fi m
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Calamity In San Francisco Affect Wall
Street Market Unfavorably,
COAL SITUATION IS ALSO A FEATURE
Heavy l.lqnldatlnn Thronahnnt the
Pay t'arrlea Kntlre list to
mi)rehealvely Lower
l.evet.
western, 7c, asked.
4.c.
b.,
Oat.
92
AO
Artlclt. Open. High. Low. Close. Yea'y.
Wheat 1
jniy,,.
July...
Corn
Mav...
July...
Oats-May...
7SSBI
72HA
4SHAI
VA
J
74SR
73H
71' A
42"AAl41VA
744A
42A
41U
314A
43 A
424jA
A asked. B bid.
Uverpool closed '(7V,d higher on wheat
and unchanged on corn.
Primary wheat receipts were 170,000
bushels and shipments 6.14. ono husheli,
against receipts last year of 363.000 bushels
and shipments of )6.000 bushels. Corn re
ceipts were 348,000 bushels and shipments
828,000 bushels, against receipts last year
of SK.(KX bushels and shipment of 4fK,0iV)
bushels. Clearances were 60,000 bushels
wheat, 18,246 barrels flour, 90,000 bushels
com and 24,000 bushels oats.
62 in.
RYE null; No
f o. h. New York
RARI.KY Dull; feeding,
A' W i ors.
WHEAT-Receipts. 2(w bu. : exports,
13.S.1 bu.. spot and firm; No 2 red. 91c,
j nominal elevator; Nn. 2 red, 91'c, f. o. b..
. afloat; No. 1 northern, liulinh, !7c, f. o, h.
and afloat. Options opened k to c hlirher
cables and
brrke under realising. follolng re
ports of superior crop conditions, recovere.l
the loss on fears of manlpulstlon, but
eas-d off again and was finally firm at a
decline of lc to a rise of Sc. May opened
" to WSC closed at ; July. Ki 1-15
closed st Wc; September. 88 B-la
Mc, closed. MSiC.
KJRN- Recelms. 44 076 bu ernorts KR..?
bu.; sales 80.000 bu.. futures and 24.mO bu..
spot Snot market firm: No. 2 67c nominal
elevator and 64V f. o. b.. afloat; No. 2
yellow. 66Sc; No 2 white, 6c. Option mar
ket opened "WSkC lower under adverse
rabies and good weather accounts, rallied
with wheat snd on reports of small country
offerings. The close was steady at net
unchanged prices to a define of He. May.
f7iMir, closed at 63' c; July. 6'"!f63c.
closed at 63c; necemher closed at 6thC.
OATS Receints. 81 000 bu exnorts. 24.060
bu. Spot market steady; mixed oats, 2t
to 32 pounds. X7'437kc: natural white. 80 to
33 pounds. SSirSSic; clipped white. 38 to 40
pounds, 3ft'541c.
H At strong; shipping. Wac: eood to
choice H6cfitl 00.
HlFS Oulet : state, common to choice.
1S06 crop, liiH4c; 1H04 crop, 7iS9c; olda. 6a7o.
I'aclflo coast. 16 crop. 84il3c: 1904 crop. TU
8c; olds, 4f6c.
HIDES Firm : Os I vest on. 50 to 26 lbs..
24 to Vi lbs, le.
LEATHER Steady ; arid. 2H'ffe7Hc.
PROVISIONS-Beef. steadv: familv. Ill 60
CIS 00; meaa, ID fltxjj 10 00; beef hama. Wi
21 60; packet. tlO.fioail.OO; city extra India
mess, $18 0018 60. Cut meats, steady; pickled
Denies. i '((10 .60; pickled shoulders. ifij)
to; pickled hama. Ill.nnll.S0. i4rd, steady;
western steamed. $KSflft86. refined, stewdv;
continent. t 40; South America. IS.76; com
pound, $ 7607.26. Fork, firm; family, $18 50
TAUIXJW-Steadv: cltv. 6Ac: country. 6H
RICE Steadv: domestic, fair to extra. 34
0c: Japan, nominal.
nun kk Firm; street price. ex
tra creamery, aialc; official prices,
creamery, common to extra, 14tf21c;
held, 14aleV renovated, common
to extra, lllSc; western factory, common
to first, I3ftl5c.: western imitation cream
ery, firsts, 17c.
CHEESE Firm; state, full cream, large
and small colored and white fancy, 144c;
state good to prime l.t5jl4c; state, common
to tair, li disc.
EJ8 Strong: state. Fennsvlvanla and
nearby fresh selected white, 21o; state, good
to choice, 18a 30c; mixed extra. lc; western
firsts, 1744l?itc; western seconds, 17Vi
liVsC, southern, 163 l"o.
CHICAGO OR 4.1 AND TROVI9IOKS
Featarea af the Xradlaa and Cloalng
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, April 18. Apparent conges
tion In the May delivery had a strengthen
ing effect today on the local wheat market.
At the close the May option waa up He.
Corn was down H,'qVe. Oats were down
c. Provisions were unchanged to 5c
lower.
The wheat market opened firm because
of steady cables and small recelpta In the
northwest. The May option was to c
higher at 80'c to Hlc. On the extremely
favorable weather conditions for the crop
advance was lost by liberal selling, which
carried May down to 8nvS,Sc. Later an
active demand for May developed from
shorts, who were actuated by the strength
of cash wheat at Minneapolis, where wo,
1 northern whs selling at an advance of
S4t0 over the May option. With only small
offerings the price of May advanced again
and held strong until the close of the ses
sion. The more distant deliveries showed
signs of weakening, but the strength of
May offset this tendency. The high po'nt
for May waa reached at 31 Ho. The market
closed firm with May at 81no. July closed
with a net a-aln of W&'Vc. Clearances of
wheat and flour were equal to lH&0n0
bushels. Primary receipts were 170.0(10
bushels, com pared with 362,000 bushels for
the corresponding day last year. Minnn
spoils, Duluth and Chicago reported re
relnts of 100 cars against 189 cars last week
and 148 cars a year ago.
Small local receipts held the corn market
firm at the opening, bgt a weak tone soon
developed on reports of clear weather and
Increased acceptances from the country.
The close was fairly steady. May opened
a shade higher at 4ic, sold up to 471c and
declined to 4i4C. The close waa steady at
4tic. July ranged between ilto and 4ilViO
and closed at 4tC4C l,ocal recelpta were
73 cara with two cars of contract grade.
A prominent bull was an active purchaser
of May oata and rear of a possible corner
caused lively covering by shorts. May
owned a ahadn hlaher at 3 -fee, sold be
tween 81io and 8:ViO and closed at 82f(
S.'Vc. July sold between 80c and 31 Vo
and closed at 31631Sc. lcal receipts were
80 cars.
The market In provisions was steady
At the close July pork waa unchanged at
114.36. Lard was 6c lower st 18.86; ribs
were down a shade at I8.8S.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
4 cars; corn, 72 cars; oats, W cars; hogs,
7, head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
Corn
Mav
July
Sept.
Oats
May .
July
Sept.
Park
May July
Bent.
Lard
May July
Sept.
July
Bept.
I I
n'?rxi
7!V('( 7WtfV
,78VtPSi
47
464
4fiu4Vi&Sl
I 81
18 20
18 87
16 as
8 70
R 8T4I
I 72V,,
I HA
87HI
iWW 78'
78
47
4t'
H2V,
81V
30
lfi 20
1 87Vi
If 86
8 724!
8V!
9 00
8 76
8 87M.
8 VI
81, 804,
79S.79HVS
77' 78(6 1 78V.
4'4fi'47
4t;i., 46Va il
46Vsl 46
8iyi32'.a(Sy314,f'4
77
46
4n
4
21
l 17I
I ' av
18 86
8 70
8 85
8 96
8 70
8 82!
8 87
for Ixndon county council bills, DNoownts
were firm. Trading on tlie Stock exchange
wns quiet on the disquieting pew froi
Nntal and the bcav Ni'H- i-y 'lemRml
for old Consols were easier nt flrsl. but
rallied at the close Home mils droOT'e'l
Americans opened Irregular. rne to above
pnrltv and sagged Inter, especially during
the last hotir on New York scllinc and
closed weiik I'lrand Trunk Improved on the
Irnflle returns, bin roncted later Foreign
ers were dull on Paris sel'iug In preparation
for Inking up the Rnitn lonn. Kiilbrs
were flat. .Tnpanese Imperial ' of ir4 were
quoted nt PoC.
RERUN. April 1 Trading on the bourse
today was very unlet. The decline In the
prices of American cnu'i1 roliTat1n,.
PARIS. April IV Trading on tee bourse
today was inactive and prices were wek
owing to dear mon- y and the miners' strik'-s
In the north of France Riix-o'in lmpeil.il
4s were quoted at 2.10 snd Rusxlnn bonds
of 1M at m.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Boef Cattle Very Blow and Lower, witk
Feeders About Steady.
NEW YORK. April 18. Wall street paid
esg.T attention to the news from fun
Francisco In common with the rest of the . . .
of the world and the terrible calamity ' orK
there hHd no small part In the weakness NEW YORK, April 1V Mt'iNKY On call.
In stocks today. This factor wna supple- 'easy at 34i4 per cent; lowest at 3 f-r o nt .
menied by the conviction that a miners' I r'lling rate. 3'?i"4 per cent: closing bid.
strike in the anthracite reirlon Is Inevitable. ! SU. ner cent: filtered at 4 per cent; tim
The steps taken In Washington towards I loans sllghtlv easier; sixty and ninety d ivs
HOGS ARE NOT SO HIGH AS YESTERDAY
Sheep and Inmha In let Ire Demand
with Valnea Generally Ten to Fif
teen Higher or lnarter
Higher for W eek.
Rc,.ppf, were: Cattle Hogs Sheep
! OlTleifil Mondav J.MS 4.731 19. fil
official 'luesdav .... . . 6 7o-j 1'j.lWi 5,;U
t Official Wednesday 3.S .4 9 3-" 11.62U
M 1 1 1 5"
ti e I 11 I IS
l.i 4 n t 110 7
n 4 14: 4 T
ll I nn 1 i:c t H
AND FEKPKHB.
1 n II,
'. 4 5"
.. . . 0 4 T
weak to 6c lower, selling at $39tJII0;
bulk of sales, 18.37 1 6 42.
?4
at. Ioala General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aprtl 18.-WHEAT-8teady;
No. 2 red. cash elevator. 87iii94c: track.
StigWc; May, 8oc; July, 7ic; No. 1 hard,
8tKii5c.
CORN Futures lower; cash steady; No.
3 cash, nominal; track, 60jc61o; May, Uc;
July, 44(8460.
FIOCH Uulet; red winter patents. $4 40
(54.60; extra fancy and straights, 13 S&Q4.80;
Clear, U 7694 00.
BEKD-Timothy, steady; 2.6K(j.TO.
CORNMEAL-Steady; 12 30.
BRAN Ste&dy ; sacked, east track, 89a
ioo.
HAY Steady; timothy, 14.00B 17.60; prai
rie, $11. 600 13.60.
IRON COTTON TIES 11.01.
BAOaiNO-8c.
HEMP TWINE 7C.
PROVISIONS Pork, atea.lv; Jobbing,
116.20. Lard, higher: prime steam, $8.32.
Dry salt meata, steady; boxed extra shorts,
$9.00; clear ribs, $9.26; short clears, $9.37.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, $9.75;
clear ribs, $l5.00; short clears, $10.12.
OAT8 Higher; No. 1 cash, 82o; track,
12tu⁣ May S2ctj July, lc; No. 8
White, 36f35C.
POULTRY Firm ; chickens, 10c; tur
keys, 16c: ducks, 12c; geese, 7c.
BUTTER, Dull; creamery, 16J21c; dairy,
14C(fl8c.
fAnJO DliwiJ o?W- vn" v ' i. . , .
POULTRY Alive, steady; western chick
ens, 12c; fowls, ISc; turkeys, lso; nressea,
steady; turkeys, 164i'18e ; fowls, I313c.
eceipts. cmpmenis
furthering proceedings against the coal
carrying railroads and reports published
during the morning of a forthcoming spe
cial message from the president calling for
further measures against the trusts caused
conalderahle selling. Kales for London ae-
ount made an additional burden on me
market. The combined effect of these rac
tors was heavy liquidation throughout the
list, which carried prices comprehensively
to a lower level. 1 here was no effort to
support the market except for occasional
checks to pauses In the selling movement
the downward course was so persistent.
Securities market are not proof against
the sentimental effect of great human ca
lamitlea. as has been demonstrated In
many places. The depressing effect of mis
fortune snd suffering may be expecfod to
effect unfavorable business enterprises.
The market as under the Influence of this
feeling to some extent. There was to be
considered. In addition, the actual property
losses Incident to the disaster, which were
perceived to be of enormous dimensions.
'cKe 1 .bAnllnn rt thlH
phase of the disaster was in the stocks of
the United Railways Investment company,
which reprtsent the holdings of the San
Francisco street railwnv lines Offerings
of small lots of these found no takers ex
cept at wide declining intervals. The ex
treme loss lor the common etoca at inc
lowest today was 29 points and for the
preferred 14 points. The net loss of the
common was 1t and for the preferred 10
points. The effect on the market of thla
and other factora memloned was made
more acute bv the vulnerable condition or
the market Itself, which the recent courses
of events has demonstrating. Evi
dence was pretty clear yesterday of the
pressure of long stock on the market at
all favorable opportunities. It was con
cluded that speculative accumulations.
which have been held pertinaciously
through the money stringency, were com
ing on the market with more favorable
ondltions. caused by the relaxation in
the money market. The easier conditions
of money, however, failed to stimulate
any large demand for stocks such as was
counted upon to take over holdings by the
speculative operators who accumulated
stock last month. The concurrence of
events this morning precipitated the llquld
ntfon, which was entered upon by more
gradual methods. The selling for
l,ondon account was atvnnuiea to some ex
tent to measure of protection against
New York's heavy demand on that center
for gold. Bales of foreign aecuritiea are
the usual resource of that market against
demands of that character upon Its gold
supply. jColonial troubles In South Africa
made an additional disturbing element in
lAindon and the subscriptions to the Rus
sian loan expanded the requirement on that
monev market, covering oy snorts iu iru
profits on the day's decline Induced a con
siderable rally in the final hour, nut it
was poorly held and the closing was irre8
unr. . ....
Bonds were heavy. Total saies, par hiu.
$2,187,000. United States 2a advanced per
cent on call. . .
the New joik biock ex-
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .,
Oats, bu. ..
7.000
..25.000
..8fl.om
,.6,000
l.00
62.000
86.000
134.000
Minneapolis drain Market.
rnunarlor Board of Trade Quotations fot
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). The
range of prices, as furnlshsd by F. D. Day
6 Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade building, was:
Articles.! Open. High.) Low. Closs. Yes'y
Wheat
May... July...
Sept...
Fla x
May...
July...
Bept...
78 78 77 786
78fc
i(ic 80 79 80&
78 7 , 78 78
1 It 1 30 1 18 1 20
1 20 1 1 1 211 1 21
1 21 1 31 1 21 1 21
78
10
78
1 19
1 30
1 1H
29'
16 20
1 36
1 36
8 72
I 86
I 7l
I
8 72!
8 So
8 60
1 20
1 86
1 37
8 78
8 90
OMi
8 77
72
8 90
No. I.
Cash quotations ware as follows:
FIXitR Bteady.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 8r32c; No. S,
75oK1e; No. 2 red. 89i'Jle..
CORN-No. 2. 4Tc, No. 2 yellow, 4r.
OATS-No. 2. S-.V; No. 2 white, aUC;
No. 8 while, 31i3-.
RYE No. 3. 61Vii"-
BARLEY-Good feeding. J9llr; fair to
choice malting, 4t.'n60c.
HEEDS No. 1 flax. $1 01; Nn. 1 north
western. $11- Timothy, prime, $117.
Clover contract grade, $11 25.
TROVlSlONS Mess pork, per bhl., 114 11
T18 20. Lard, per lint lbs . 14 7uJ 79. Short
ribs sides (loose). 7?8wi. Short clear
Sides i boxed), $9 I( 16.
Receipts snd shipments of grain and flour
were:
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn. bu. ..
Oats, bu. ..
Rye. bu. ...
Barley, on.
Receipts.
.... soaio
,...lio. ....367.l'
2tV4 mo
.... o
7.4iO
Shipments
24.70ft
KM.')
?f.7
124. 7"0
2.IK10
12O.1O0
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was nrm; creameries, 14T
2tiV: dairies. I4fl4c. Eggs firm: st mark,
rams Ino'uded. 14-; flrts, 16e; prime firsts,
lfic. extras. 17c. Cheese, steady, Ufflic.
Kansas City Oral a and Pravlalaas.
KANSAS CITT. April 18 WHEAT Mav.
:.-: July. 71'c: cash. No. ! hard. Tsl
roc: No red. 92e.
CORN-Mav. 4ic. July. 42.-; cash. No.
3 nilvd, 44c.
O ATS-No white. 349:6c.
If AY Strong: choice timothy. $13 2RJi
B: choice nrairle. $u)0nl0 50
RYE gtsAdv at 5-VT64C.
Ki ; Steady at 13o.
BI T TER Creamerx, 19c; packing. llc
Receipts, Shipments
Wh-at.'hd . '
orn bu U'
trin, bu lu.ins) 1.4 t
tiMsvankoa Oral Market.
MIIAVAUKKE. Wis. April 11 WHEAT
Higher; No I northern. 3J8ile;
3 n...!hern. 7ISV; Mav JlBSlSc bid.
HYK t.ower; No. 1, 44 9 ISc.
BARLEY Higher; No. , 5S8&$c;
saiiitl. 45'tri5e.
CnKN-KiDKf; No. 3 c. 47tf48c;
May. 4V
, r -v
rtalath) rala Market.
DULUTH. April 18 WHEAT Ta ar
rive, Nn I northern, 81 e; No. J north
Mu 1c; oo irea. Mo. $ northern.
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No.
hard. KIV.e: No. 1 northern. 81Wo: No.
northern and to arrive, ,79o; No. 3, 17fy
Tlc: No. 1 durum. 73c; No. I durum, 7io.
Corn: No. 3 yellow, 44c; No. 8, 43Vc. Oats:
No. 1 white. 3oso: No. 3. 28c. Barley: Met
47c. Rye: 60468c. riax: Cash, $1.18;
May, 11.11.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April li. BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, 22c; extra
nearby prints. 23o.
EOUS Firm, ho nigner; neamy iresn anu
western fresh. 17c. st mark.
CHEERS Steady ; New rorK run creams
fancy, 13Vdl4e: New York full creams.
choice. 18Vtil3c: New York full creams,
fair to good, 1213C.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. April 18 CORN Unchanged;
No. 3 yellow, 48c; No. 3, 48c; No. 4, 47c; no
vrarie. 4&c.
OAT8 Unchanged; No. 3 white, $2c; No.
$ white, io, No. 4 white, lie.
It V RT'ne hanged : No. 2. 2&3e.
WHISKY On basis of $1.28 for finished
goods.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. April 18. SEEDS Clover, cash
and April. $0 02; October. $6 80. Prime tim
othy, $1 55. Prime alsike, $8.20.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, April 18. M ETA I. B The
London tin market waa a little lower, fol
lowing the recent sensational gains, with
not closing at a' 177 6s and futures at 174.
1ocally the market was steady and a shade
lower In sympathy, with spot quoted at
I IK. 8i 'a 39 00. Copper was unchanged at si
for spot and 82 for futures in the lnrtim
market: locally the market waa unchanged
also, with lake quoted at lis wftil 7S, elec
trolytlo at $18.2641160 and casting at I18.H0
frk 26 Lead was unchanged at $o.35ttf.46 in
II, e local market, but aovaneed b to 15
Us M In Ixindon. Bpelter waa unchanged
t : 16s In I-ondon and at IKOVciO 10 lo
rally. Iron was unchanged to a shade lower
In the English market, witn standard roun
dry closing at 48s 2d and Cleveland war
r.t,n at 3d: locally the market was un
changed: No. 1 northern foundry is quoted
at Ii&w518 86: No. 2 northern rovindry s
nil oi vu 18.36: No. 1 southern foundry st 118
ffllM7.i. and No. soft southern foundry st
tl7
HT MiUIS. April 18 -METALS-Iesad
flrm, $5 35 bid. Shelter, Hrm. $o.
Sagar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. April 1 -Bl UAK Raw,
ink: fair refining. 2 29-8-'4l 16 lr; centitf
ugal. 9 test. 1 lj-3.fi$ 7-lc; molasses sugar,
n.nfai ll-le:: refined, quiet. fJo. . 4.1wc
No 7. 4 06c; No. 8, 400c; No. . 3 95c; No. 10,
i; No. 11, 186c; No. 12. 3 80c; No. 13. 3 75c;
No 14 8.7c, confectioners' A, 4.45c; mould
A 4 96c; cut loaf. $3tc; crushed, 6 8"c; pow
dered 4.7"c; grs.jiusted. 4 6oc; cubes. 4 85c.
NEW ORLEANS. April 18.-8rOAR
Qnet and steadv; open kettle centrifugal,
i3-; centrifugal whites. 3?i4c; yel
lows, ;l3 13-Mo; seconds. 3"T3c.
MuLAartErt Nominal; open kettle, 179
k-; centrifugal. 71B20.
Oils aad Koala.
NEW YORK. April 18 Oll-Cotton seed,
firm: prime crude, f o. b. mills, 31c; Prime
yellow 3ti Petroleum, steady; re
fined New York. IT it;. Philadelphia and
Baltimore. $7.56; refined In bulk, $4 0. Tur
pentine, quiet. fl.jGitiWe.
ROSIN Firm; strained, common lo
good. 14.10.
SAVANNAH. April 18 OIL Turpentine,
flrm.
ROSIN-Firm. ABC. $370; P. $3 75; E,
$3; O. $4y: H. $4 20: I. M So; K, $6 ifc, ,,
1 J0; W Q, $i); W W, $6 40.
6 per cent: six months. 40 nor cent;
prime mercantile paper, SU-Jiti per cent.
FTERUlNtl EXCHANCSE Steady at
34 Miko4 8f.r, for demand and nt $1;
4 W0 for sixty-day bills; posted rifej
tkSH and $4.vq4.8':; commercial
$4 82.
SILVER Bar. 64'ic; Mexican dollars. SOc.
BOXP8-Government. firm; railroad,
heavy.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
tnNJiirn . 1i -erles .
do 4 rtf
.in:'.1! rtn i'tf
.104 I M KPrtwn
1. S unl. 4s
.I'm Man. e X 4s
.11" Mex Cntrl 4
.131V 1, 11 Im
. ? V:nn. ft SI !.. 4 . . .
.113 M. K. T 4
.11 do 2
. US' N. ft. R. nf M. e 4s
. Y l s SU.
.l.i"1 N. .1. '. a S
. 9VNo. Paelft.' 4
. ''V '
.114"'!. W. e 4s
. ! .O S L rfrts 4
. 4'i IVenn ronv S'n
. f iRMfllr.t sen 4i
10 Si. 1,. ti 1 M r
lix'-t'St. I,. A 8 K. f
Three dsvs this week ..12.134 36.717
Three rlavs one wek agolJ.no 19, 26.810
Pame two weeks ago. ...U.70H 83.8JS 24.882
Pini" three weeks ago.. 11.(572 19.79 33,817
fame four weeks ago 15.347 21.760 40.0i
Hatue davs lnt year. 14,879 3,732 J0.i;91
RECEIPTS TO DATE.
The folloutr.B tali!. vn.iu the receipts
SI '-3'ff j of cattle, hngs and sheep at South Omaha
una. for the year to date, cumuarcd with lt
j ear ;
Caltle
Hogs .
Sheep
1900.
'.91 7
.791.647
.M9.I31
1905.
2W.i71
7f2.ir
4!8.534
Ine
4.614
89.126
70.697
SAXGK OF
gales. High. Lew Close,
140
BI.WO 111 lli
1, 200 44 4!H
soo ii joii
100 . 14 H
It
II
116V
1S74
1IM4
IIDS
104
1734
I1
10CV4
i'ui
1'IH
111
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11
14.100 177 "4 1744
Quotations on
change were:
Adams Eicress
Amalgamated Topper ..
American C. A F
American C. eV F. p'4
Amerlran Cotton Oil...
Am. Cotton OH pfo
American Express
American H. ft u, prn .
American Ice securities..... 11. rw ia4
American LlneeeH oil
Am. Linaeed Oil pM 1W 4tH
American bocomotlvs , 8,400 8S
Am. Locomotive pf4 1 "S1
American . R .""
Am. a. V R. pW ww
American Sugar Helming... t'-i
Am. Tobacco ptd. eifs 8l IM1
Anaconda Minim Co M.I00 17414
Atchlaon IS.""" ,
Atchlaon ptd J"
Atlantic Coast Line . ....
Baltimore ft Ohio
Paltlmors A Ohio pfd t" 4
Brooklrn Rapid Tranalt 41,0 I7H
Canadian Ta. I 4.S00 1784a
central of New Jersey 1W1 J1K
C'heeapMke A Ohio I.40U ""4
fhtraan ft Alton
Chicago anon pro
Chicago Oreat Weetern I.K HH
Chicago ft Nortnweer..
Chicago, Mil ft Bt. Paul
Chicago T. T
Chicago T. ft T. ptd
C C. ft Bl. lunula. ..
Colorado Fuel ft Iron..,.
Colorado ft Southern
Colorado ft So. lit ptd...
Colorado ft Bo. Id ptd ...
Conaolldated (!
Corn Products, rf
Corn Products ptd. rfg...
pelaware ft Hudfon
lielaware. L. ft W
lienver ft Rio (irande
penrer ft R. 0. ptd
Iilatlllera' Heourltlea
Krle
Brie 1st pfd
trie Id rfd
Oeneral Rlectrlo
Hocking Valler
Illinois Central
International Paper
International Paper ptd..
International Pump
International Pump pfd...
Iowa 1 antral
Iowa Central pfd
Kansas cltv Southern
Kansas cltv so. ptn
l-o.jl.ville A Nashville...
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Street Rv loo
Mealcan Central 1.400
M , 81. P. ft 8. S. M
M , Bt. P. ft P. S. M. pfd . I. too
Missouri PaclBo 1100
Missouri, Kansas A Tens., lino
M.. K. ft T ptd mm
Kstlonel ltsd 1.400
National R. R. nf M. pfd
New York Central 1.4"
New York, O. ft W Inn
Norfolk ft Western II. Km
Norfolk ft W. pfd 110
North American 1,0"0
Pacific Mall
Psnnsrlvanla 71. lea
People s Oss "
P.. C . C ft St. Louis 400
Prsssed Steel Car 4.l""0
Pressed Steel ar ptd 100
Pullman Palace Car
Reading 104.S'
Reading 1st pfd 1"0
Reeding Id pfd
Republic Steel I.M0
Republic Steel pfd 1.01
Hock Island Co 1.7")
Rock Island t o pfd Son
St. L ft 8. P. id pfd 700
St. Louis Southwestern. . . . l.ftnfl
. Iul 8 w. ptd son
Southern Pscllc 1,700
Southern PscISc pfd I"
Southern Railway 4,100
Southern Railway pfd I'd
Tenneenee (vel ft Iron
100
1,4110
loo
duo
100
11.100
1.100
1,100
no
100
1.100
loo
1.300
it,. Us)
600
100
100
1.000
II "I
100
l.f.oo
100
1004,
61
4H
71"4
f.0
m
16
7
110
4401
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74 ,
49
1704
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41
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71
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reg
reg.
reg
4s..
1' S ref 2.
do coupon .
V. 8. X. reg.
do coupon
t'. 8. old 4s.
do coupon .
V. S new 4s.
do coupon .
Am Tobacco
do e
Atchison gen.
do sol. 4s. ... .
Atlsntlc C L 4s.
Hal Ohio 4s ..
do tun
Rrk. R. T. e 4s
Central of Oa Ss.
do 1st Inc
do Id inc
do S1 Inc
rhes ft Ohio 4
" htcaso A. :Ws . .
C , B ft u n 4 .
C. R. I A P. 4s...,
do col. fts
Oiv, A St. L. g 4s..
Colo. ind. M. eer. A
do series B
Colorado Mid. 4s
Colo. A So. 4a
rune F
P A R O 4s
Pletlllera- Sec. it
Erie p. I. 4s
do gen. 4s
Horklng Vsl. 4'4S. . . .
Jspan 6s
Offered.
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o'efichcrd A L.
.11 ISo Pa.lfV 4
tl'-ist,1 do 1 st 4s ctfs ..
77 u Sc Rsllm-sv R . .
77 'Texas IV Is...
7H T . St. L, A W
!i4t,,Cnlnn Psrlftc 4s
1"H'I do conv. 4s ...
lno-n C s Steel ?rt 5s
Wi.Wahash Is
10Ha do dch n
fli'estern Md 4s . ,
10 W. A L. K. 4s..
18 'Wis. Central 4s..
A
4s
4s. . .
4
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Omaha
Chicago
Kansas t 'II y
St. lonis ..
Sioux City..
TRUES.
Cattle.
Ocdjj.75
ln'u'i."
2 So-ao V
2.WH 00
3 tlivo o "
Hogs
tl.3"f r..5::S
.ivn.77'(t
R.vyl.r.s
8 70'qd.75
.8XW8.V
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I ... Ill I !
ir 777 4 "
17 in;: 4 u
11' us III
HtOSArtei having shown nn advance
every day for nln davs In succession, the
mnrket today came to a standstill The ,
Itirger receipts this week seem to have I
gl'n the hovers a little advantage and
they hnve not beer, sloa- to take advantage 1
of it. Reports this morning from all selling
points Indicated a somewnat lower rnn8e
of prices. At this point, however, the ,
very good demand pr vented any material
decline and the most that can he sulil
Is to call the market a ahnd" lower. The
market was. In fact, so nesrly steady that '
it would he nearer the truth to call It a "
fraction lower ir "ksler. The great hulk ;
of the hogs. In fact, almost everything sold 1
st $fi 5", while veaterdav nenrlv a third of)
the sales were st 36 S.'H, The top was
both days the same. The trade was active
when once under way and all the early rre
celpts chnnged hands at -in elrly hour.
Represents tlve sales
l.loo 1&014 148Vn
li(i4
a6"i
isi"4
l'4
Sf.4,
12
U4
1411,
51
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IVI
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100
Teiaa ft Pa.tSc no 134,
Toledo. Bt. L. ft W 34
T . St L. A W. pfd S"0 Hi
1 nlon Parlde 117,700 157
t nlon Facile pfd 100 M
I nlled Ststes Kipress K)0 m
I nlted States Realty
I nlted States Rubber 1700 M
V. Rubber ptd ion lm,
t'nlted Statee Steel 1 0 800 414
I'. 8 Steel pfd 34 oo lo",
Va.-Csrolina heoncsl 1.100 491,
Va -Carolina Cheat, p'd
Wabash 4" !1
abash pfd I.I'O 41
Wells Kargo Eipress
Western tnlon X"0 ?",
Wheeling ft Ike grla
Wisconsin Centrsl 8"4 17
Wisconsin Central pfd I""0 M",
Northern Pacific 14.0.O III
central Leather "n 444,
Central leather pfd 400 10ft
giois-Shemeld ateel 1 40O
Total aales for the day. i.34 4i eharee.
11M,
24 "4
44
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71
II
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165
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Baak of litrmasy glatenieat.
BERLIN. April 18 The weekly stste.
rnent of the Imperial Bank of fjertuinv
shows the following changes: Cash In
hand increased. 23.84rt.O'0 marks; treasury
notes increased. 1.380,000 marks; other
securities decreased, 78.500.u00 markd;
notes In circulation decreased. 91.040,000
marks.
Treasarg Statement.
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 1 8 To
day's statement of the treasury balance
In the general fund exclusive of the $l&0 -000.
OOi) gold reserve, shows: Available
cash balance, $1 48.723.790; gold coin and
bullion. $73,348,911; gold certificate.
$i8.38.7.
8sk Clearings.
OJd A H A. April Is Rank clearing for to
day were $1,479,810 M and for the corre
sponding date last year t1.13.:"S 12.
OMAHA WnOfcKSllE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations nn
Staple and Fancy Prndace.
FOOB neceipts, liberal; fresh stock, cast
count. 14Vc
LIVE POULTRY - Hens, 11c; old
roosters, (Hv; turlteys, 16c; ducks, lie;
young roosters, 8i9c; geese, 8c.
t)RE88El POL LTRV -Tui keys, 18f19e;
old torn,, iMMac; chickens, lisulc; vld roost
ers, 7c; ducks. 12i"al3c; geese, 8c.
BUTTER racking stock, HHc; choice
to fancy dairy, lwiiivc; creamer, 162H,c.
HAT Prices quoted by Omaha Feed com
pany: No. 1 upland, $7; medium. $4 50;
coarse, $6.00g"6 60. Rye straw, I8 60.
BRAN Pe.r ton. $17 60.
NEW VEG&TABLEB.
TOMATOEB Florida, per crate ot 30 lbs,
net, . 60.
WAX BEANS Per hamper of about 88
lbs , net, Jd.OO.
STRING liEANUPer hamper of about 38
lbs., net, t3.0Oia4.0C
TL'RNli e, 13EET8 AND CARROTS
Loulslana, per doe. bunches, 75cfe$1.00.
BHALLOTT8 Loutsiatig. per doseo
bunches, 76o.
HEAD LKTTTJfjB-Loulslana, per bbl.,
$7.ouul0.00; per dog beads, $1.00431. ai.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouae, per doa.
heads, 46a
CUCUMBERB-Hothouse, per dog., $1.00
6160.
ONIONS Home grown, yellow and red.
to per lb; Spanish, per crate, $2.25; Colo
rado, red and yellow, per lb., 2"4C.
TROPICAL rniiirb.
DATES Per box of 10 1-lb. pkgs., $100;
Hallowe'en, in 70-1 b. boxes, per iu., 6c; bay
ere, per lb., 4c; walnut slutted, 1-lb. pkgs.,
IS 00 oer dog.: 8lb. rixes. $1.00.
V ORANOEav-Callfwiia, eatra fancy Red
land navels, all sines. $3. Is; fancy navels,
$3. 2d; choice, ail sisea, as.
LEMONS Llmonlers, extra fancy, 34
Slse, $8.76; 300 to 800 slse. M.2B.
FIGS-California., ji i-it. carton, 75t8
86c; Impelled Binyrna, tbree-crawn. Uo; six
crown. 18c.
BANANAB Per medium sized bunch, $1.71
62.26: jumbos, $2u3 06.
TANUER1NES California, per bog ot
about 12b. $3.0(fc
GRAPE FRUIT-riorlda, per bog. $7.00J
T.60; California, per bos 44004.30.
FRUlTg
PEARP-Winter Nellie, $2.60.
Al'PLES California Newlon, Tlpplns,
$2.16; Laid wins, $3 per bu. box; Ben Lav is, $2
per bu. box: luvsaps, $2 60 per bu. box;
other varieties, $2.uutl,60 Der bu t New York
apples, Baldwins and nusseis, $tl.00 per bbl.
URAPKB lmpor'.ed Malagas, b.0o-u(.6o
POTATOES Koine grown, per bu., 604
tOc: South Lakola, per bu.. 76o.
NAVi BEANB Per bu., $1.86; -No. 2. $1.76.
LIMA UEAiNS-Pei lb.. 6Vc
CABBAUE Calif 01 nla, 3V,c per lb.; Wis
consin, In crates, per lb., 3",c.
CELERY Florida, $1 2o per dos.
BWEET PO'iATOEB Illinois, per ll-pk.
bV-.M-
CAhiw l a, rrtnaniro anu luitnirs
Per bu., 860 and $1.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 ribs, 13c; No. 2 nbs, HHc; No. 3
ribs, 9lv-'; No. 1 round, 8c; No. 2 round,
Wc; No. 8 round, 7V,c; No. 1 loins, ltk-; No.
2 loins, 13c; No. 3 loins, HVc; No. 1 plate,
4c; No. 2 plate, 3Vc; No. i plHle, 8u; No. 1
chucks, be; No. i mucks, 5Vc; No. 8 chucks,
C" MlBCELLANEOl'S.
CIDER-Per Keg, 3.i6; per bbl., $ti.7k
HUNlii New, per 24 lbs., $3.60.
CHEESE BWiss, new. loc; Wisconsin
brick, loc; VS lscousiii liinoeigBr, 16c; twin!,
18V,c: Young Americas, loc.
NUTS vSaluuls, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., loVgc; hard shells, per lb.,
lKiso. Vicans, Urge, per Ju.. 14c; small, pt-r
lb., 12c. Peanuts, pel lie., 6c; roasted, pel
lb., 8e. Chill ' waiuuls, per lb.. u.uifrtu.
Almonds, suit suvuo, per 10., 17c: Hard
shells, pel lb., lso. Cocuanuis, $4 per sacx
of 100.
FRESH FISH, Trout, 11c: halibut. Ho;
pickerel, dressed, 7c j wuite bass. He; sua
hsii, tc, pvicti, sKiutieu and dre.aed, 6c;
piae, 9t(,lt)C; ' ledsnupptt, 11c, iaiinon, Lc.
arappies, be; eels. !-; Liack bass, ziv,
wnitellHii, lutiilac; Irog legs, per tlog., twe;
lubsters, green, ac; boned lobsters, 4.'C;
bluelisn, loc; Herring. 6c; gpanisii mackerel,
Jbc; haddock, 10c; shrimp, $l.u per gallon,
smelts. 12c; cod, l-'c; buiineadB, lo; caxnglt,
lo,.; j-oe shad, be: tluundera, lie.
MLSIIKUuMK-liotl.ouse. per lb, 600c.
RADISHES liu:nouse. per dos. Dunches.
V'. -
O i b r tirts ai.su per gal.;
shell oysters, $i.'4rui ou per iw, Little Neck
ciains, 11.60 per 104
SUGAR Uranuia ted cane, Iu bbls., $5 16;
granulated cane, In sacks, 86.11; gianuiatea
l.eet, 111 sacks, 15.01.
BXRL'V In bat 1 els. ". per gal.; In casts
10-lb. cans, $1 to; cases, 11 -iu. tans, 2.v.
caaes, i4 i4-lb. cans. Il.rt!
COFFEE--Rosvled: No. to, 25Vc per lb.;
No. . oVso pel lb.; No. 20, ity,a per lo .
No. 20. 15"r,c per lb.. No. 21, U"dc per lb.
FLO Lit (wnoiesBiei oe nign graue Ne
braska, per cwi.. $2.00; best high grade pat
ent Minnesota, per cwt.. $2 i.; stiaigiit pat
ent Nebraska, per cwt., Il.lto; second pat
ent Nebiaaka. i.m.
CUKElJ FISH Family whitensh. per W
bbl., loo lbs.. $460, Norway mackerel, per
bbl., DUO lbs., bloaters. 84o.vsi; No. 1. $.8 w
No 3. tit "0: o. 8, $jU .00; Irisii. No. i 31, uv
Herring, In bbls., Mi iDa. een. Norway, 4a
lU.ou; Norway. k, $Wou; Holland, inixea
$11 6u; Holland herring, in kegs, miiau-i,.
due, .eg, mixed, 10c
HILES. PELTS AND TALMJW-No. 1
given hides. 9c; No. 2. 8c; No. 1 salted
io; No. 2, 10c; bull tildes, i4i,c; uij
hides, l."a2vc. Horae hiaes, large, xj. small.
$2. fcaeep pelts, eacfi 6w (! :5. lalluw. .u
i, 4-J,e; No. I rough. IVio.
CAN NET" iiOtJl'8- Corn. e,andard wesi
ern. iyetft; Maine, $1 15 Tomatoes. 8-llj
cans. $1.2.V(1.5f; 2-lb.. .Vll 0"'. Pineapple
giated. 2-lb.. $2.062 30, sliced, $18Vu2.3o.
Gallon apples, fancy. IJ 76; ( tiiforma a in
cuts, $1.4oj2.oo; pears, $l.7i'2.60; peacfiea,
fancy, $.Wt 40; H. C. oeaelies. $20tHi,aw.
Alaska salmon, red. $1.16. pink. 80c; fancy
CMiiL.uk. f., $2.10; fancy sockeye, F.,
laidines, ht oil, $2 :JJ, 4t muasards, $...
$10. Sweet potatoes. $1151 2j; eauerkrau.
$1.00; pumpkins, g0ct:Jl.y0, wax beans, 4-10,
7SubC'"C, luiiu beans, 8-lb., 76vU.3a. spiiiacti
JlirttiOO; cheap peas. 3-lb., sue; extia, iiu
$; faney, $1 3561.76.
BROOMS No. I carpet, $8.Js; No. t carpet.
$2.49; No. 3 plain, $3 26.
TI KSIIAY'S SHIPMENTS
The following shows the number of
cats of stoekeis and feeders shipped to
I In- country and their points of destina-
t ion ;
CATTLE. Cars.
C. T Marshall, Charter Oak. la Mil.. S
Eil Eno. O'Neill, Neb. F. K 1
R. Y. Applehv, Stanton, Neb. F. E....1
John lmff. an Meter, la. R. 1 2
Agar Packing Co.. Ies Moines, la li. 1. 2
H. I'. KnHpp. Ithaca, la i
ri. 1. LMwretiee. Shc city. la. N. W.
P. Fust, New Market, la. vj
H. Hubhert, Prescott, la U
R. MMlson, Traer, la. N. W
Anderson. Cushlns. Neb. U
Mike Hurke. lanhurv. la. - N. Y . . . .
Jus. Burke, Danbury, la. N. W
Hood - H , liunlnp. la 1. C
HHEE1. D.
J. . R.indles, Loralne, 111. '
E. H. Ilowland, Bassett. Ia
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the ptlces paid
for the different kinds ot cattle on the
bo'ith Omaha market:
Good to choice coin-fed steers $4 8ft5.f"
Fair to choice corn-fed steers 4 bf"n I.S6
Common to fair corn-fed steers 4 0O'a4 8J
Good to choice cows and heifers.. t.t6ll4.
Fair to good cows and heifers S.tOtiS W
Common to fair cowa and heifers.. I.t0"ti3.00
Good to choice feeders I.Oo'al'.O
Fair to good stockers and feeders. 8 rA4.0ft
Common to fair stockers 1!.76S.60
Bulls, stags, etc S. 60434. 00
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the lust
several days, with comparisons:
Date, j 1908. I906. 1904.1903. 11902. 11801. 1"10.
!a.
M
' K. '. '.
No , Sh Pr .No A 98 Pr
73 .204 80 4 4TS 47 704 10 i
11 107 ... I 47S 77 ??7 10 I n
13 ?01 10 I 47S 10 I 80
4 S41 ... I 84 x tni '"
73 1"'4 40 4 60 19 S SO 4 lo
75 J1S ... 4 64 74 Ill ... I 84
98 310 ... 4 $( M W 4 SO
70 'J31 10 4 84) 84 Ill . . 3
lfi) L'42 HI" 4 40 74 tVt 40 Rn
79 1S4 14(1 4 So 4 111 100 4 60
2 14 41" 4 64 88 8M SO 4 SO
88 IM " 4 60 47 170 ... 45"
76 814 10 4 40 M :n ... I In
J 74 114 ... I SO Ill 90 4 in
17 1M 40 4 40 70 174 0 I 60
16 1,1 ... I ID 11 1 ... 4 10
W SIS ... 4 61" 83 14 P 4 In
41 J79 80 4 4" 44 143 10 4 60
71 Ill ... I to J7 194 10 4 10
l 184 40 I 10 74 144 80 4 61
0 tn .. IK (3 J77 10 I SO
46 J3S 10 i in 7 14! 100 I 0
74 04 ... 4 50 J !'4 10 60
73 S. ... 4 60 11 t! 10 4 50
70 JI8 140 4 60 74 198 ... I W
I 88. SIS 80 I 60 88. 744 80 I 50
69 .301 ... I 60 90 ?10 ... I 6!'4
72 S17 40 I 60 SI J7 ... I 6IS
49 J4t 10 I 60 04 Ill 188 4 MS
11 204 ... 4 r.O til S30 ... I l.'S
i 11 '31 ... 4 60 64 S80 ... 4 I'S
I 70 103 ISO 8 60 49 S67 SO 4 :'S
7! Ji'J 40 4 60 46 20 200 C B!'
76 SI'S S40 I 60 4 5S 40 4 65",
61 S4I W 4 60 43 JOS 140 4 M'4
63 SS SO 4 60 88 3 ... 4 MS
. !6 tS ... 8 60 16 SSI ... I MS
72 S34 140 4 60 77 S!4 40 8 IIS
14 4 ... 4 10 41 146 40 4 MS
43 SM 40 4 60 68 113 ... MS
! 64 84A ?40 6n JO Ill ... 4 61 "4
SO S43 SO 4 64 SI 2J4 ... I 62S
67 134 140 4 60 67 IS7 ... 4 6S
71 .866 40 4 60 71 211 ... I 61 S
43 S47 ... 4 60 84 M ... 4 1144
67 !l 140 4 60 M IS ... I 6S",
S3 J16 90 8 10 JO 4 40 I 66
96 ISO 10 I 80 61 317 ... I 15
71 SSI ... 4 60
Waol Market.
BOSTON. April 18 -WOOL-A fair move
ment In foreign ornssbrerts has saved the
wool market from absolute dullness, Prices
hold firm There Is considerable complaint
the manufacturers of worsteds ss to
the amount of cnnc nations they are now
receiving. Territory wools hnve been quiet
here as a consequence of the small stock
available. Pulled wool Sells freelv for fine
grades, prices being steadv at fiMiWc for
B super. 68mc for A super and fAfrti?o
for (me A Leading limitations follow:
Ohio and Pennsvivanla . and above. JMf
8,e; X. S?'j3c; No. I. it.'tnc: No. I. $ff
40c; fln unwashed, ;r.fi '.V'v' . Otlnrter Mood
unwashed. S-."M2tc; thiee-elghtlis Mood,
'-lSr; half Mood, 3'.'Hif31c; unwashed De
Islne, 2Sf729c; fine washed Delaine, WVtrS7r.
Michigan fine unwashed. i4').'fic; quarter
blood unwashed, SIStfSIc; three-eighths
Mood, Si.W; hair blood. Sllilj.lJc; un
wnshed Pelhine. :7i2Rc. Kentucky. Indi
ana, etc.. three-eighths and quarter Mood,
3:-ii3So. Terrttorv, Idaho, fine, :f.'Sl : heav y
All". lfiJOc, fine medium, :,:ifi2e; medium,
ir.ttvTc; low medium. Mh?7c. Wyoming, fine.
i'lSv'c; heavy tine, KVuiVo; fine medium, 2':'9
:J ; medium, Xfic: low inctllum. -."rj:7r.
1 ttih and N'evadii. fine. "MiSc; henvv fine.
lffiiOc; fine medium, i'?e ;?.; medium, ?4J-.
27"'; low medium. I'tiolTc. D.ikota. fine. 2?'a
i'Sc; fine medtnm. 2:'"fi2Hc; niedluin, 2712"c;
low lnediuin. 2:jr7c. Montana, flno choice,
;'4fiJ5( : tin Avcrng-. Slr.'lc: fine medium
choice. HffJie. aernge. JjHc; staple. 27U
24o; medium choice. i7iT8c.
ST. 1,011s. April 18 -WOOT-Steady: me.
dlum grades combing And clothing, 24ff?8c;
light fine. IOTiMc; heavy fine, 1Sr21e; tub
washed, .lipase.
Official
Roston gtoeliS anil Bonds.
BOSTON. April 18-Call loans. Rfi7 rer
"em: time mans, (,n per cent,
closing on stocks and bonds:
AtrMenn adj. 4s
do 4s
4e. Central 4s
Atrtilson
Apr. I...
Apr.
Apr. $...
Apr. 4...
.pr. 6...
Apr. 8...
Apr. 1...
Apr. 8...
Anr. 9...
Apr. 10...
Art. 11...
Apr. 12...
Apr. 13 ... I
Apr. 14...
April 1...
April 17..
April 18..
30i
27V4
0 TI
I 6 i 6 ot; 7 291 8 661 $ rn
I 6 091
v HI
5
6 21 I 6 29
211 6 14l
6 21Hl t 30 6 00
6 2l
6 254
8 80V
38HI
6 34
38V
6 45
6 48i
8 6P-4
6 26:
6 26
6 071
4 93'
4 91
4 81
7 :0 b 0 6 001
7 24
T 2b
7 261
7 24
7 27
7 26
e w
64
6
iS T 91 6 6t)l
6 28 4 9 7 U2" 8 90
6 31 4 80 1 "3 84
6 28 4 81! 7 19'
6Sj 6 9
6 84
C 62
6 26,
e
5 23
6 28
4 M5,
4 89
4 80
7 22 8
7 07 8 91
7 13 6 95
7 14: 99
6 99!
961
S 77
e
e m
t 9
6 87
6 92!
ft 991
04
S 94;
5 92i
6 85
8 Ot
$ 1$
6 2
t S
t 30
( 27
a
t $4
6 38
f S
6 33
6 40
6 49
I 45
5 65
6 49
Sundar.
The otflclul number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
4-attie. nogs, pne p. m i.
15
C. M. ft St. P 2
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific 2
I. P. System 65
C. A N. W., east 2
C. ft N. W., west 46
C, St. P.. M. ft O.... 12
C, B. Q., east 3
C B. Q , west 29
C, R. I. ft P.. east.... 4
C, R-. I. &. P.. west.. ..
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. Western. ..
Total receipts ItKi
The disposition of the day's receipts
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated
1
3.1
20
14
8
1
118
48
14
was
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift and Comptny
Cudtihy Packing Co
Armour ft Co
Vansant ft Co
Carey ft Benton
Ijobman Co
Hill ft Son
Huston ft Co
Hamilton ft Rothschild
L. F. Unas
Mike Haggerty
Other buyers
Cattle.
... 472
..1.124
.. 638
.. 733
4
1
.. 153
6
1
.. 67
.. 116
... 1
.. !27
Hogs. Bheep.
1 474
1.194
1.917
2,969
9,0
161
753
4,012
1,428
Forelaa riaaaelal.
I .ON DON, April 18. Money was in fair
demand in the market today and consid
erable sums rhsnged hands In connection
with the retirement of 85 0n0i of ex
chequer bonds and the payment of 872,&00,uCO
Total 3.614 8.544 6.322
CA I "I'LEThere was only about an aver
age run here this morning, but advices
from every selling point were discouraging
and the general situation ws entirely
against the selling interests. The first mes
sage from t nicago indicated a very slow
market at Hint point and this was fol
lowed by similar reports from the river
markets, the slowness apparently being
catching.
There was t.o more than the usual num
ber of beef steers for the middle of the
week on sale but buyers apparently did
not have any hurry-up orders and It was a
case lo sit around and wait for something
to happen. It was after ten o'clock be
fore anything whatever was done. When
buyers did begin to talk business their bids
were Invariably lower. After the decline of
yesterday salesmen were very backward
about taking off anything mote and hence
the trade wus a decided drag. The mar
ket as a whole might be described as weak
to 10c lower.
What has been said regarding dullness
of beef steers would apply equally well
to the market on cows and heifers. No
one seemed to be In uny hurry to fill or
ders, and it waa late before buyers were
ready to l'k at anything. Prices on really
desirable kinds were about steady but
others were lower.
Feeders were In very moderate supply
and the demand was reasonably brisk in
suite of the dullness prevailing on fat cattle.
'I lie orlei ings fi r the most part changed
tin nils In leasonahle season and prices
were generally steady. The fact Is there
has been comparatively little or no change
In the feeder market this week. Some good
Wyoming hay-feds sold as high as $1.70
to a feeder buyer.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Grasoratel Apples aad Dried Fralta
NEW YORK. April 18 EVAPORATED
APPLES Market is without material
change, prices being firmly held and sup
plies light. Fair to good are quoted ut
8'v?iir; nearly to .strict prime, SSSrVc;
choice. 1V; fancy, Jlc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRCITS-Prune
are selling freely on spot, although the
demand Is still for comparatively smeli
lots Quotations range from 4V&c.c. ac
cording to grade. Apricots are i't gd
demand, but the h1rh prices and liph'
available supplies restrict buins Choici
sre ouoted at li4e; extra choice, 1212V'
fancj, l-i'al3!c.
No. A. Pr K. Av. Pr.
15 t"3 4 14 1 1214 4 19
J 0 4 IS W I.i30 4 10
1 Kin 4 li 14 1003 4 70
J7 U"3.S 4 Sit 16 1174 4 70
1J 740 4 24 1 2 1135 4 70
I 451 4 24 18 1247 4 70
4) 4 25 II 1111 4 96
I 1084 4 30 II 110 4 80
21 952 4 .30 20 119S 4 40
14 Il7 4 36 18 1141 4 10
53 1116 4 16 II l.'SI I 40
12 1!"16 4 41 12 1118 4 80
20 Vl 4 : 1 1131 I 80
It 1J!4 4 34 I"" 1S45 4 44
i 4 40 14 13.17 I 86
40 1U"1 4 40 13 1:90 4 0
i 9') 4 40 II 1203 4 40
73 less 4 4S U 114") 4 40
J7 ....1272 4 60 34 1330 4 90
t 41 4 50 41 1212 4 40
1 P'42 4 10 11 1194 4 94
U 1077 4 6u 19 Ii4i) 4 Kl
18 ....1181 4 65 1 1424 I
-4 1217 4 1 164 I 10
7 974 4 40 64 1371 I 10
8 He 4 ti. 17 M2 l
17 1164 4 f. II 1S"2 I 10
14 hl 4 j 6 1354 I lo
COWS.
I 1080 I oo l 1to I 71
1 780 t 4b 5 4.IS 4 76
1 inoe t 7"i 8 .m 4.1
1814 t 46 I ISM I 10
1073 I 0" 8 I:i0 I 16
770 I 24 4 is II:.
2 91 I 14 11 IH I 84
1 1210 I 26 5 MM 4
lU'i I 25 4 1097 4 00
4 1114 I 0 1 1140 4 On
1 ll'W I 40 1 1:50 4 00
J 1XS0 I 411 I 120 4 10
1 H'20 I 40 1 1124 4 II
Uu4 I 6i) I till 4 II
1 1130 I 60 14 1134 4 10
1 141 I 70 1 17u 4 It
4 4(1 I 70 4 lvM 4 14
HEIFEK8
t 4M I 10 1 450 4 10
I s7u 16 63 D4 4 10
Ml le 1 ") 4 16
2 I 4V 1 1IS0 4
I 845 I 14 4 840 4 li
I l VM 4 16 1 12st 4 to
1 IW 191
HCLIA
1 100 I 46 : 1445 I AO
1 1440 1 45 II l.v. 8 8,
4 .1517 I 7" 1 17u s.
.1450 1,1'" 1 .1970 3 65
1 t') 1 7 " 1 14)0 1 90
1 17M1 11', 1 1170 90
1 I"! I 7 1 I7M I M
I Wi 3 I 1. .U 4 M
CALVES.
1 loo 4 1 100 00
1 I'll 4 1 70 i .w
l 9'i 4 :i l ! 4 i :j
SHEEP Receipts of sheep on paper were
douhie what they were yesterda. hut as a
mntter of fact there were not as many
actually on sale todav as jeaietday. Or
the forty odd cars reported in twenty-five
were feeder lambs consigned to St. Paul
10 he shorn and fed out, leavlt.g not quite
twenty cars on sale.
l he mnrket this morn nr was very ac
tive on both sheep and lambs snd eery
tlilng in sight was disposed of long be
fore the middle of the forenorfn. L'ndrv
thr influence of the verv aood demand and
the moderate receipts prices advanced luti
!5c, making the gain for the week fully
inc. tiood iambs sold as nign as ni.tsn, m
best price paid So far this month. Decent
Kino ot ewes sold up to M.60. but the reel
ing was that a good to choice load would
bring at least $5.75 or $5.80. There were
no wethers or yearlings of any consequence
on sale.
As was the case yesterday there were
plenty of buyers looking for something to
sneer ana tepd out, and anvllilng mat
packers did not want met with ready sale
to the reeder buyers. It might be said or
the trade as n whole that conditions with
out exception were favorable to the selling
interests and entirely satisfactory.
The present advance seems to be due
entirely to the very moderate supply and
to me met that receipts are not only light
at present, hut according to all reporls are
likely to continue so for some time to come,
barring, of course, occasional heavy runs.
Quotations: Good to choice native lambs.
$tS.4iS.76: good to choice light western
lambs. 16. 4043 6. 78; good to choice heavy
lambs. I6.IM16.6O: fair to rood lambs, to. 00
.; cull lambs, $4.6P5.50; good to choice
iignt yearlings, n.7&4nis.a); good to choice
heavy yearlings, $5.ti6fiu.25; fair to g.Kd
heavy yearlings, $6.60ffr.75; good to choice
wethers, $5.66-6.26; fair to good wethers,
$5.40476.66; good to choice light ewes. $.7.40
iil5.B0; good to choice light ewes, $j.OMjo.40:
fair to good ewes, $4 $ooj6.00; cull sheep and
bucks, $3 004J4 00.
representative sales:
98 lambs feroken fleeced
1 western lamb cllDned
285 western lamb feeders
286 western lamb feeders
191 western lamb feeders
9 western lambs
lambs
lambs
lambs
Inmhs
culls
29 western ewe culls
2 western ewe stags
87 western culls
22 cull ewes
63 bucks, broken fleeced
60 western ewes
442 weslern ewes
23 western ewes
425 western ewes
2.1 western wethers
640 western lambs
lambs
Oo pfa
Boston A Alnany
hostoh 4 Maine.
Potion KievstM .
FtK-htnirt rfd ....
Mcttran Central
9.1 'Allone
ltilS Amatsameten ..
7!'S Amerlran Zinc
US Atlantic
1"S ninham
26.'. I'll, A Herla...
IT9 t'entennlsl ... .
IM 'Corner Ranse ..
1 42", Paly Wel
24", Franklin
V V . N H ft II ..i.wa, Orsnbv
t nlon Parlflr
Amer. Arse. Them
o ftn
Amer Psen Tube
Amerlran Sugar . . .
40 pro
Amer. Woolen ....
do pffl
Pomlnlnri 1 A 8
Klllsnn glee. III...
Vsss. Rleetrlc
On pfo ...
Mass Gas
1'nlteil fruit
Pnltea Shoe Man
4o rf4
Oreena Con
V. 8. Steel.:
00 JIM
West tot common
Aaventure ....
Bid Asked
U.6S Isle Roale ...
Ss Msas Mining .
S Michigan
J4t Mohawk
l 1 Mont, c C.
137 s old Dominion .
4IS 'Osceola
107 j Parrot
.(.3 legulnrjr
2llS Shannon
14 (Tamarack
64S, Trinity
47s't'nlte4 t'opper
107 "V. 9. Mining.
83 V 8. Oil
30 Vtah
30 H 1 Victoria
4?H3Vlnona
104 Wolverine ..
71 N'orih nulla ..
. 40
. 11 H
. I
. ll"4j
. J4
.718 .
. 28
. l'.'4
. I6S
. 17
. IS'
. It
. 6S
. 13 V
. 40S
. s
41",
.108
. 41
.104S
:,o
. n
. 46
. 8014
US
. i'
.131
. 14
London Closing- Stocks.
LONDON, April 18.-Closlng quotatlonAOn
the Stock exchange were:
Console, money 40 n y. Central 118
(lo account 90S Norfolk W
Ana. onda 1 444 4n pfd
Atchison j. 'J Ontario A W
do pfd 107 Pennsylvania
Baltimore A Ohio ...Il.-.'l Rand Mine,
.179 1 Reading
. 41 '4 do 1st pfd
. do 2d prd
.143 9outhern Railway
. ),' do pfd
. 47 Routhern ParlOr ..
. 12 ll'nlon Pacific
. 4414! do pfd
. 0S f. . 8tee1
.2 1 do pfd
los Wabash
.156 I do pfd
. 88U panlsh Is
SILVER Bar. steady, 29 15-liitl per ounce.
ion r., 1 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills U 3'4j per cent; for three
months' bills, 3 3-lt4i34 per cent.
Csnsdlsn facifl
t'hes. ft Ohio
Chicago Ot. W...
C. M 4 81. P..
DeBeera
Denver A R. O. . .
40 pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Illinois central . .
Louisville ft Nash
V , K. T
.. 834,
.. 94
.. S3
.. 73i
.. 8S
.. 70
.. 4S
.. 49. 'I
.. 4144,
..104
.. .OS
..161
.. IS
.. 44
.11 IS
.. MS
. . -.O'l
3S
615 Western
016 western
672 western
641 Mexican
10 western
135 western
28 western lambs .
494 western lambs
94 western lambs
... 89
...100
... 61
... es
... 68
...53
. 64
...61
... 73
... 73
...49
... 88
...120
...81
...88
... 89
...92
...91
...81
... 98
...87
... 71
5 10
6 28
8 26
25
$1
i'J
79
8 40
40
6 60
60
6 tVi
800
400
4.0")
4 00
4 75
800
550
5 50
t 50
5 60
8 00
6 40
6 40
50
6 65
ass
CHICAtiO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle "leadr Lower Hogs Lower
Sheep gtrong to Higher,
CHICAGO. April 18.-CATTI.E Receipts,
17,oi9 head. Market steady to a shade lower;
common to choice steers, i4.aooTn.2t; cows,
$7!.2Vri4.8Q; heifers, $2 7541 5. 35; bulls, $2.0x1-9
4.26; calves. $2.768.25; stockers and feed
ers, I2.75W4.76.
HOlja neceipig, ai.uw noan. marset ,-c
lower; choice t"1 prime heavy. $0. 75.80;
medium to good heavy, $6.7ih;4V7i: butcher
weights, $.7ofl.st; good to choice heavy,
mixed, $8.7f(fti.i6; packing. $5.or((8.78.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 16.000
head. Market strong to 10c higher: sheep,
$Lifir6.40; yearlings, $5006.25; lambs, $4.76
fl7.00.
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT, April 1 $. CATTLE
Receipts, 6,200 head, Including 100 south
erns; market steady to a shade lower;
choice export and dressed beef steers,
$5,2616.80; fair to good. Il.25"tj 6 2.'i;
western fed steers, $3.656 5 25; stockers
and feeders, $3.00ifj 4.75; Southern steers,
$3.751 6.00; southern cows. $2.50'9' 1.00;
native cows, $2.608 4.80: native heifers,
$3 t0tJ 6.00; bulls, $3. 0094.15; calves, $3.00
(8 5 60.
HOGS Receipts, 12,600 head; market
weak to 5c lower; top, $6.85; hulk of
sales, $6.40ff6.60; heavy, $6 50$ 8.51;
packers, $8.42 H 6. $6; pigs and light,
$5.25 V 6.45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 5,000
head; market steady; lambs 10c higher;
ton lamha, $6.76: native lambs, $5.00)'
8.75; western lambs, $5.00tJ 6.76: ewes snd
yearlings. $4.506.00; western ted year
lings, $5 00tff6-'6: western fed sheep,
$4.253 6.00; stockers snd feeders, $3.00 d
4.60.
HI. Loals Mr flloek Market.
ST. LOt'IS. Mo., April 18. CATTLE
Receipts, 4.000 head, Including 2.00(1 Tex
sns: market steady; native shipping snd
export steers. $4.701r60; dressed beet
and butcher steers. 11 60a 8. 10; steers
under I.60O pounds. $S.26 4 4 40; stockers
and feeders, $2.40?4.40; cows and heif
ers. $:M0(tf 5.00; canners. $1.759 2 25;
hulls. $1 On tit 40: calves. .'.50t? 4) 50;
Texas and Indian steers, $3.00 4.75; cows
and heifer, $2.0094.25.
HOII9 Receipts, 10,000 head: market 5c
lower: pigs and lights. $5,7048.40; pack
ers. 88 20WS
14 5041 6.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Kecsipts. 1,000
head; market steady: native muttons,
$4.006 3.75: lambs, $o. 50t). 7a; culls And
bucks, $8.004.00.
i 65; butchers and best heavy
rw York Mining; storks.
NEW YORK. April IS. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adams Con
Alice
Breed
Brunawlck Con .
Comstoek Tunnel
Con. Cel. ft Vs..
Horn enter
lrnn silver
Leadville Coa ....
oftered.
.. 11
. .250
.. 34
...:!""
...105
Little thief ....
Ontario
Ophlr
it phoenix
30 Potosl
vaga
Sierra Nevada .
660 1 amen Hopes t.
"standard
. 7
.MS
.450
. 3
. 14
.
. 24
. 14
.U0
t'ottc-rt .Market.
NF.W ORLEANS. April 18.-COTTON-Futures.
steadv: Atlril. U.22e: June. 11 I7rr
July, 11.44c; August, 11. 15c; September, 10.;c;
uctooer, inoic; ljecemoer, iu.s:c.
BT. LOWS, April 18-COTTON-Stesdv:
unchanged. Middling. 11 7-16c; sales, 113
bales; receipts, none; shipments, none;
stock, 88.150 boles.
LIVERPOOI-Aprll 18 -COTTON-Bpot
Suiet; prices 3 points lower. American mid
ling fair. 6.71d; good middling .41d; mid
dling. 8.21d: low middling, S.Hod; good or
dinary. 6.87d; ordinary. 5 6d. The sales of
ths day were 3,(4)0 bales of which 500 bales
were for speculation and export and ln
eluded 7,200 Amerlran.
Coffee Mcrket.
NEW YORK, April 18.-COFFF.E Mor
ket for futures ruled steady at un
changed prices to an advance of 5 points.
Sales were reported of 56,500 bags, Includ
ing May at .65c; July, 6.85c; September,
7.0e; October, 7.15c; Ilecember. 7.35c; Jnn
usrv, 7.46c; February, 7.48c: March, 7.55tJ
7.60c. Spot Rio, steady; No. 7 Invoice,
8 l-16c.
REAL RSTATR THA4J8FERS.
gt. Joseph lire Stock Market.
ST JOSEPH. Mo., April U CATTLE
Receipts. 2.274 head; market lO'Slfic
lower: natives. $4.404r5-&0; cows and heif
ers, I1.73& 4.50; stockers and fenders,
$3.00i 4.50.
HOOS Receipts. 0.134 head; market
steady to 6c lower; light. $6.36t.45;
me.itum and heavy, $4 40 0 4 50.
SHEEP AND LAM II. -I Receipts, S,728
head; market steady; lambs, $3.70.
Stack la light.
Receipts of live stock at tbe six prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
tame. togs, eneep.
South Omaha 3.84 9.324 ll.S.'O
Chicago 17.C4SJ Stl.Oi 14.UIX)
St. Joseph 2.274 131 I.72
Kansas City IW I2.nisj $.ibj0
St. IxjuIs 4,i0 10.0 l.ucO
Sioux t.:ity Lieu 3.600 ....
Toluls , 34,Ctf B1.164 Fi.tVi
Hons City live mark Market.
SIOCX CITY. Aprld 18 imperial Tele
gram 1 CATTLE 1.400 head; market
lie- l-jwer: stockers slow; beeves, $4 30 it
5 6d: cows, bulls and mlxeil. $3 0094.10,
stockers and feeders. $1604.in; calves
ami yearling. I'! L'iiil J'l
liuJ.S Receipts, i,60o head; marks
James Condon and wife to Mary K.
Repple, lot 17, block 1, Rush ft
Selby s addition $1,000
Fred O. E. Kuehn and wife to
William C. Kuehn, half Interest in
lot 5, block 12. Shull's Second addi
tion $
Chorles Goldsmith to Martin Ander
son, lots 6 and 7, Goldsmith's sub
division Christian T. Taher and wife to Frank
Kochanowskt, lot 9, block 111, South
Omaha 700
Gertrude K. Stewart and husband to
J. J. Hanlghen, part of lot 11,
Kountse.'s subdivision 2,126
J. J. Hanlghen to Agnes C. Hanlghen,
lot 12 and nsj of lot 11, an me 1
8ally M. Horton to Eva J. lach, Iota
21 and 22, block I, Halcvon Heights.. 850
Mary Barrett to James Barrett, lots 6
and 8. block 89, and other lots,
Florence 1,000
Omaha Realty compsny to Catherine
R. Nash, lots 7 and $, block 4,
Hoggs and Hill's Second addition... 6,300
W. L. Selhy and wife to Frank P.
Doollttle, lot 8, block 3. Uncnln
Place 1
James H. Adams to same, lots 4 and
7, block 8, same 1
Agnes McShane to I'nlted Investment
company, nV of seV, 11-14-lt, and
other lands 3,508
Mrs. John A. Sargent et al. to same,
lots 18 and part lot 17, subdivision
of John I. Redlck's, and Other lots.. J
Emma F. Mahoney and husband to
Fred Kern, lot 22. block 1. Fos- .
ter s addition 4,400
W. F. Durnall and wife to Herman
Frleks. lot 14. block 1, Orchard Hill.. 408
Margaret Rudowsky to O. liamnko
and wife, part of lot 20, block 5.
Shull's Second addition 8.500
James E. Beverly and wife to P. J.
Cunningham. W4j of lot 19. block t.
Wise ft parmles' addition I
Clara I'. J. Helm et al. to sama,
lot 11. block 4, Persons ft Berry's
addition J.V)
The Mldwsy Investment company to
Clara (". J. Helln, same $50
James Johnson and wife to John D.
Crelghton, lot 1, block I, I "e Bolt
Place 178
C. W. Lymnn and wife to George
Cltxbe, lot li, block 13. Central
Park 18
National Life Insurance company to
Morris Kellner, lot 1 and part lot
!, block 5, Hanscom Place 53.000
peter Jessen, Jr., to Harry Marowlts,
subdivision of lot 7, block I, Capitol
addition 1
Cassel Realty company to Mary E.
Chndwick. part of iw'i of swV,.
30-1E-12 1,
The Blair State bank to Philip 8.
Reed, part of H of se'. 3C 15 II ... 7.130
The Midway Investment company to
Thomas Brofleld. lot 27, block I.
Persons ft Berry's sddltlon 600
John W. McDonald, sheriff, to the
Conservative Savings and Loan as
sociation, n'Aj of lot 3. block 8,
South Omaha ,
The Michlgah Mutual Life Insurance
company to Bert P. Boone, n4 of
SH of e4i of swVi, 8-18-13 1.000
Albert T. Seylsolt and wlfo to Nels
Johnson, trsct of se'4, Jo-18-13 100
F. Dai Day Cl Co.
(Stocks, drain. Provisional
mat loar Orals 8 Da,
Cbl?co aad Maaastapolla Dliarr.
One-eighth eommlislon on Oraln, one
4)arter on Stocks, prompt and careful
attention given to out.ilde accounts. Writ a
for rur dally Market Letter. ruaUed tree.
Main Office).
Iltwill Board af Trad Hid.
OMAHA. IEB.
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