TUB OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1906.
13
B5H .JUT-
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Hit Toboeg&n Slid, but Be
coren 8oms.
MAY DECLINES THREE-EIGHTHS FOR DAY
em, 77c; May. July. T9V; Sept-m- .
per,
OATH-To arrive, on track and May, BHt
BARLEr-J7f45c
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
XKW 1 OR K CKKR4L
mark:T Market
arioaa
ft Di-miid Sot Bo Go
Mar Weather Ideal
Reports
( lour rent Higher,
nd
FavorableCora
d a Previous
Crop
OMAHA. April 3, 19n6.
Wheat was wak. Opening price were
': lower. Argentina snipmenta were
larger than expected and had a weakening
eTe t. May reached on the decline,
IV Iwluw yesteiday's resting point. Tim
market rallied on covering by shorts and
closed at i loss on May for the day. The
cash demand not as rood aa yesterday
and two ot the large northwest mills were
reported to have tlosrd. Weather la Ideal
and crop reports are frtvorable.
Corn wan unusually strong, the May op
tion einlng lc h,glir. Cablea came higher,
receipts were light and the cash demand
was g'od at lc higher figure. The close
was near the top. July and Beptember
r.howecl no snap, though prices were 'jo
lilgher for July. The congestion In May
keepa that option nervous, and aa trade Is
1'ght prices move rapidly either way.
Oats were firm and closing prices were o
hie her.
Liverpool cloned lower on wheat
nnd Vyd higher on corn.
Argentina wheat shipments were $.248,000
bu.. against 2,744,000 bu. tha previous week
and lMi, bu. last yenr. Corn receipts
were 414, bu., against 262,000 bu. last week
and Z'.'"X bu. last year,
Primary wheat receipts were 280.009 bu.
and shipments 1(2,000 bu. Corn receipts
were 23fl,oo bu. and shipments 1.063,014
bu. The clearances were 17,657 bbls. flour,
4,000 bu. corn, and 20,000 bu. oats.
Local range of options:
Articles.! Open. High. I Low. Close.l Yea'jr.
Wheat- j J j j
May... WiRI 73 B 7JH 72iA T3'4A
July... 71 B 71B 71 B 71',A 71.
Corn
May.,. 42i4B,43V4fig CViB 43'i 42N.A
July... 4iHAI 42.,A 41A 41,B 41H
Oats
May 31 A
-A asked. B bid.
Omaha. Cash Kales.
WHEAT No. J, 1 oar. 73c: No. 4.
1 car.
72c
Omaha Cash Prlcea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 7477c: No. 1
hard, 72473c: No. 4 hard, 45&72c: No.
2 spring. 73fy76o; No. 1 spring, 70i72c.
CORN No. 3, 44c; No. 4, 4243c; no
grrade, S f 42c; No. I yellow, 44c; No. 3
white, 45o.
OAT3 No. S mixed, 80 c; No. 8 white,
31c; No. 4 white. 30(j31o.
11 TK No. 2, 66c; No. 8, 64 c.
Car Lot Receipts.
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth
bt. Loula ....
Wheat. Corn,
1
. 49
.US
. 4
. 44
. 4
60
24
29
'45
Oats.
90
CHICAGO URAI.X AXD PROVISIONS
Fratnres of the Trading: and Closing;
Prices on Doard of Trade.
CHICAGO, April 20. Excellent progress
by growing wheat, ss Indicated In numerous
reports received here today, Induced free
profit-taking In wheat and caused a weak
market. At the close the May delivery
was off ribc Corn was strong, the May
option closing with a net gain ot lj?lo.
Oats were up He. Provisions were from
2c to 74o lower.
1 he wri
rhcat market was weak all day. A
report by a Minneapolis expert claiming
that this year's crop of fall sown wheat
will be the lnrgest on record Increased tho
selling pressure. The close was fairly
steady. May opened Wj-o lower at "!Vy
79c, sold oft to 79o and closed at 7W
78o. Clearances of wheat and flour were
aaai to U,oou bu. Exports for the week
as shown by Bradstreet'a were equal to
l,800,0uo bu. Primary receipts were 380.000
bu., as compared with a holiday last year.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 2.18 cars, aa against a holiday
one year ago.
The corn market was strong all day.
Shorts In the May option were extremely
anxious to cover, and the price of that
delivery advanced fully lc. Lively shipping
and export demand and small country ac
ceptances were the chief reasons for the
anxiety of shorts. The market closed strong
and near the highest point of the day. May
opened i;c higher at 4oJft464e. advanced
to 410 and closed at .4iB47c. Jocal
receipts were 80 cars, with four of contract
grade.
The strength of corn had a steadying
effect on the oats market. May opened a
shads lower to a shade higher at 32
32c. sold up to 32f332e and closed at
32VaS2;S,c. Local receipts were 90 car.
Provisions were a trifle easier. At the
close July pork was oft 60 at $16.27. lard
was down at I.S.75 and ribs were 2c
lower at S.82Vi.
, Estimated 1 (-ceipts. for tomorrow: Wheat,
none; corn. 111 cars; oats, 135 cars; hogs,
l't.i00 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
(tuotatloaa of tho Day
Commodities.
NEWTORK, April 20.-FLOUR-ReCJpts,
14.4:4 bbls.i exports, 1 bbls. Market
tlrm and nominally higher; Minnesota pat
ents, I4 25U4.); Minnesota bakers, 13 4T
3.i'5; winter patents. H.WtM.iio; winter
straights, $3.70oli)u: winter extra", V-i
8.35; winter low grades. t2.tt'&3.34. Rye
tluur, steady; fair to good, S3..&U.4.90; cholc
to furiy, lo.af.'g 4 10.
CORNMEAL Firm: fine white and yel
low, tl.20; coarse. I1.07&1.09; kiln dried. $2-60
((2.70.
RYF-Steady; No. 2 western, 70o asked, f.
o. b. N-w Vork.
BARLEY Firm; feeding, 46o. f. o. b.
New urk.
WHEAT Steady; No. 1 red, 9oo f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, Sc f. o. b.
alloat. Options opened 7-li-i lower,
under adverse cables, bearisn northwest
receipts, large Argentina exports and fine
wcainer, advanced on covering and May
manipulation, weakened again under bear
ish Modern Miller report and closed steady
"t Vtf-S decline. May closed, fettle; July, S4
44 Vltic, clo.ed MUc; September, mtt
tJ U-ltic, closed
CORN Keceinta 62.350 bushels, exports.
4S.3X9 bushels. Spot market tlrm; No. 2. 67c
nominal elevator and t4iO 1. o. o. anoat
No. 2 yellow. 66.c: No. I white. WW,
Option market opened irregular and ruled
firmer on small receipts. Uftht country
offerings and commission house demand
had the same effect. The close was steady
at an advance of '4 to a decline of
May, GSHGWc closed 64c; July. WVffSSHo,
closed U'c; September, 63VtfMSc, closed.
63nc: December closed 660.
OAT8 ReceiDts. 100.600 bushels: exports.
J5.2M bushels: market steady: mixed. 2f to
32 pounds, 374c; natural white, 30 to 83
pounds, SSVkc; clipped white, 88 to 40 pounds,
HAY Firm; shipping, 036c; good to
choice. 9Sc'uJ1.00l
HOPS ntendv: state, common to choice.
105 crop, 101j14c; 104 crop, 7iJWo: olds. 6'8"o.
Paclfio coast, 1j6 crop, &ul3o; 1904 crop, 79
8c; olds, 41t5o.
HIDES Firm: Galveston, 20 to 26 lba,
24 to 30 lbs., 19a.
I.KATHKR Firm! scld. tfMH'inV,n.
PROVISluNS Beef, steady; family, til 60
'S13.00: mess. I9.0mr 0.00: beef hams, la.wj
21.60: packet. 110.5041 11.00: city extra India
mess, l8.iyJT 18.50. Cut meats, firm; pickled
bellies, Jw.IfulO.fiO; pickled shoulders,
7.50; pickled hams, $11.0011.60. Lard, easy;
western steamed, 88.90; refined, quiet;
continent. 19 20: South America. J10.00: com-
fiound, t.Oora.W. Pork, steady; family,
18 50.
TALLOW-Steady; city, 64c; country, 6H
RICE-Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 3
Sc; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm: street prksa,
tra creamery, 2l?T21Hc; offlclal pces,
creamery, common to extra, 14co121o;
held, 14S19Hc4 renovated, common
to extra. IKolsc: western factory, common
to first, 13!r.i'c; western imitation cream,
erv. firsts. 17c.
CHEESE Firm; state, full cream, large
and small colored and white fancy, l4Wo;
state good to prime 1314c; state, common
to fair, lirql30.
EGGS Steady; western firsts, 18c: west
ern seconds. llWctl'tMc: southerns, WSlSc.
POULTRY LJve. stead v: young roosters.
12rs fowls. 13c; turkeys, 13c: dressed steady;
turkeys, 1318c; fowls, U(513c..
St. Louis General Market,
BT. LOt'IS. April 20. WHEAT Lower;
No 2 red cash, elevator. 87(⁣ track, Wu
97c; May, 7Vo; July, 75TVtf ic; No. bard,
SOfSfic.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, nominal;
track. 604ifi,c: May. 45c: July. 44 c.
OATfr-i'lrm; No. 2 cash. 32c; track,
33c: May. 81!c: July. 31!c: No, 2 white, Is6c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, 84.20
4.50; extra fancy and straight, 83.7OV4.10;
clear, ;.'.&ir3:!.sw.
SEED Timothy, steady; 8250(a!.80.
CORN'MEAL Steadv: 82.36.
BRAN Steady, sacked, east track, 96o
fill Oil
HAY Higher: timothy, $14.00(317.00; pral.
rle. $11.6ti((jU.50.
IRON COTTON TIES $1.01.
BAGGING SM.C.
UK MP TWINE 7M,c.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing,
$16.10. Lard, lower; prime steam, $8.22i.
n salt meats, steady: boxed extra snorts,
$9.u0; clear ribs, $9.2i; short clears, $9.87H
Baoon. steady; boxed extra shorts, $9.76;
.1.., llii short clear. 310.124.
POCLTRY Firm: chickens, llc; tur-
vv, if;.. Hiifka. 12c: aeese. 7c
B UTTER Dull; creamery, l&So; dairy,
14ft 18c.
IVlfifl Rteadv at 13Wc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbl 8.CKW 8.000
Wheat hu .24.000 88.000
Corn, bu 45.00O 47.000
Oats, bu 80,000 94,000
Begpondi Fromptly to
Taken to Support It.
Meuarea
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES LOWER
Prospect
t aases
of
I m porta
Ad-
Addltlonal Gold
till Farthor
e aad Close la
Firm.
NEW YORK, April 20. Tha effectlTo re
sponse of today s stock market to trie
measures of Sunnort accorded It awaa-
ened the hope that necessitous liquidation
on account ot tne California calamity wih
about concluded for the present at tha
esst.
The fact that the selling pressure re
laxed when the declining tendency of
prices was arrested pointed to the con
clusion that tha liaufdation was running
Into the hands of those prompted by ap
prehension of tha fall In prices rather
man by necessity or realising money re
sources. The measures for support were
especially vigorous in Union Pacific with
food effect upon tne wnoia market. wnei
he decline In prices was fairly checked
and a recovery to about last night's level
had followed, the character of tna buying
became more conservative and the volume
of the dealings diminished considerably
from the rate of activity ever sine thj
first news of the earthquake was re
ceived. The money market hardened do-
cldedly both for call and time loans, but
the recovery In the stock market con
tinued in spite of this development.
The prospect or a strong marKei to
morrow still clayed a part In this In
difference to the action of tha market.
The market for foreign exchange wse
ractlcally demoralised and the violent
ownward blunge in tha rate gave as
surance ot large aauiuunai goiu unyvna,
$8,250,000 being announced before the
close. The principal faotor in the break
in tha exchange market was believed to
be the obligations created against foreign
fire Insurance companies by claims for
losses In California. The Inward move
ment of gold is expected to help offset the
special California requirements for the
8 resent. The large gold eugagoments In
uced renewed buying late in the day
and the highest prices were made in tho
nnai nour. I'ronc taaing naa a anifni
effect on the closing tone, which was,
however, near the best.
Bonds were neavy. xoiai saies par vaiuu,
$2,620,000.
United states bonds were ail uncnangea
on call.
Mew York otoca cx-
sIm. High. Law.
!!i44iio liftii 107'
tion of French exchange. The tone cm the
stock exctaange was gloomy on account of
the calamity at San Francisco and re
mained dull almost throughout the day.
There was a better filing toward the end
and the market closed quietly steady. Con
sols were depressed on account of fears that
tho Insurance companies would be obliged
to realise on their holdings and closed a
fraction above the lowest quotations. Home
rells were heavy. Japanese Imperial ba of
li4 were quoted at 11V
PARIS, April 2" Prlcrs on the bourse to
day wer firm. The new Russian loan was
quoted at $ per cent premium. Russian Im
perial 4s were quoted at U.!0 and Russian
bonds of 1904 at K.
MERLIN, April 20. The trading on the
bourse today was not of a noteworthy character.
Boston Stocks aad Bonds.
BOSTON. April 20-Call loans, 6:37
cent; time loans, 6t per cent,
closing on stocks and bonds:
per
official
Atrklioa adj. 4s....
in 4s ,
Mfx. Cantrml to...,
Atctalsnn
do pfd
Rnston A Albany.
HtKtna ft Milnt.
Ponton Elavmed
ritchburt pfd ...
Meilrn central .-
N. Y., N. H. H
Kl Ullotiei
..10vtfc Amalgamated .
.. 7 Amerlrao Zlno
IMiVMIanti.-
..100
..!M
. . two
..lul
. .114
.. 24
..14
Inloo Pariao 15JH
Amer. Arg. Cham.... ZW
do Pfd ...
Amer. Piieu. Tube.... MS
Amer. Sugar J.i
do pfd 137
Amer. T. T 17
Amur. Wnolaa 41
do pfd 1
Dominion I. A I 32
Ediann Eloo- Illu.....4l
Htnaham ,
ral. He.-la....
rentennlal
Copper Kant
Half vst
Dominion Cost
Franklin
Oranhy
!! Koyal
Maas. Eloctrto
do pfd
Mats. Oat
l alted Trult
United 8hae Mach..
do pfd
U. 8. 8tMl
do pfd
Westing, oommoa .
Airrenture
Bid. Asked.
tav,! Mann. Mining ..
Mirnigan
Mohawk
Mont. l O..
old Pominlon .
Dsreola
Parrot
gulncr
Shannon
Tamarack
Trliiitr
United Coppor ..
II. g. Itlulng...
C. 8. Oil
run
Victoria
Wlnona
WolTrtna
iN'orta Butte ....
.
. 47
.107
. a0
. 4.1 H
.10t
. 7
7
...
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...104 -a,
... 3
...104
... 14
... 11
... 41V4
... 0i
... 12
... 24
... 17
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...lm
... M
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Litcht Receipts, with Killintr Otttle Selling
About Steady.
HOGS OPEN STRONG, BUT CLOSE WEAKER
Fair Ran of Sheep, with Gestrsl Mar
ket la Vary Satisfactory CondU
tloa. Prices Generally
Being Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA, April 20, 1908.
Recefnta were rtfi ftrirs flhesn.
Official Monday 2,5. 4.731 19.S$1
Officii! Tuesdav &.702 12.110 6.334
Official Wednesday 8.787 8.5) Wo9
.niciai Thursday X.S1J 8.71
Offlclal Friday ". 1,193 8,448 8,417
Five davs this week . . IS OM 4?.74 Bfi.814
Same days last week. ...15.9" 80. 4 84.8.1
Hnme two weeks ago. ...1S.143 M.W4 82.710
Same three weeks ago.. IS. 1.13 87.7H 52.048
Same four weeks sgo.... 21.618 64,&.T 47,663
RECEIPTS TO DATE.
The following tahla. show the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year
London Closing; Stocks
LONDON, April 20. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Minneapolis Grain Market.
'tinei-lnr Hoard nf Trade ouotattons tot
Mlnneacolls and Chicago delivery). The
range of prices, as furnished b F. D. Day
tt Co.. 110 111 Board of Trade building, was:
Articles. I Open. High. Low. Close. Tes'y.
I
Wheat I
. May... 7fiWi8:
Julyt.. 76VU79
Sept... 76VU7
Flax I
May... 1 19'4
July... 1 20W
Sept... 1
I
7T4 76
79. 78
77677 76H
1 19H 1 1SH
1 20- 1 20-S
1 20V 1 20V
7H 77V4
i9
1 194I
1 20-V
1 20Va
1 19i
1 2V
1 10
Articles.! Open.! High. I Low. Close Yes'y.
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
Corn
May July
Sept.
Oats
May July
Sept.
Pork
tly
&
May
July
Sept.
July
Sept.
I
7!!rj!4f 79'4
7ti'.,77H'-o1l
1
4fiVS 47'
46'w4o 4ri'
4o',4I4-i4SS,Vj4
I
32,.1jir32i4frV4
79 79HfjA
777i 7S
7ol 77
I
46WS 47V44
4u-4 4
461-a 4(i'
Hsl
1 17
IS &
18 Si
8 KT
8 824l
9-J
S 72
8 Hd
7H
ao'sKi
i mu
1R 87
18 ij
8 67H
8 8JS
8
8 87 S
8 9i!Mi
8r,!82a,
8S
29 !l
18 10
16 25
16 26
8 65
72
8 82fc
I
S 7
8
8 85
77
46'4
4V.
30V('':Vi,
2ii
16 10
16 27H
1
8 60
8 76
8 K7K!
I 70
8 874i
29
IB IS
16 S2' i
16 82
8 72H
8 824
12
8 65
890
No. J.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FLOUR Market llrm; winter patents,
$3.313.90; winter stralxhtn, $3.3iii.T60; spring
patents, $3.6u4A.I): (iulng straights, 3.40d
3.bo; bakers. K-ia--J-
WHEAT-No. 2 spring, 80?jlVic; No. I
spring, 7u'rtMVc; No. 2 red, KfM(j..'H,c,
CORN No. i. 4.V-; No. 2 yellow, 49c.
OATS No. 2. 82-H.c; No. white, $4utt4c;
No. 8 white, 32d&lu.
RTF No. , 6ll0.
BARLEY Uood feeding. S93Uc; fair to
choice malting, 4T'tiu0c
SEEDS No. 1 flax, 1.09t; No. 1 north
western, $1.16. Timothy prime, $3.17Vi,
Clover, contract grade, $11.25.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $16.10
Glials. Lard, per loo lbs., $8 STfl.. Short
ribs sidaa (loose). $it.6o.75. Short clear
sides ttioxed.). IK.iO'iiK.li.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments of Hour and grain:
Receipts,
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard, 79'; No. 1 northern, 78o; to arrive,
78lsc: No. 2 northern, 77Vc; to arrive, 7iHc
rco. x. ibM,'n,bM,c ao. 1 aurum. ttvav; wo, ,
durum, 70c. Corn: No. i yellow, 4ic.
flats: No. 8 white. 80,c: NO. 3. aiXfcflc.
Barley: S9U47C Kve: wV4'awc. riax:
cash, $1.17.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April 20. BUTTER
Finn; extra western creamery, 22c; extra,
lieiti i'y fiuiiB. mi.
EGOS Steady; Ho lower; nearby fresh,
loe at mark: western fresh. 1614c at mark.
CHEESE Steady; New York full creams,
1-a no.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, April 20. CORN Lower; No.
I yellow, 47c; No. 8, 47c; No. 4, 46c;
no arado. 4 4 41' 4 0 i 0.
OATS Unchanged; No. t white, 12c
I No. 4 white, Jlc
RYE Stoady; No 2, 63c
WHISK 1 $1.28,
Liverpool Grain .Market.
LIVERPOOL. April 20. WHEAT Spot,
nominal; futures, steady; May, 6n 6d;
July, tie 7d; September, es i'a.
CORN Spot, tirm; American mixed, new.
4s 6d; American mixed, old, 4a 8d; futures.
steady; May, 4a bi; July. s 4a.
Quotations on the
change were:
Adams Eiprass
Amalgamated Ceppsr ...
Amerlcao C. ft F
American C. A F. ptd....
American Cotton Oil
American Cotton Oil pfd..
American Express
American H. A Ij. pfd....
American Ice, securities..
American Ivlnaeed Oil
Am. Linseed oil ptd
American Locomotive ....
Am. Locomotive pfd
American B. & R
American 8. A R. pfd....
American Bugar Refining.
Am. Tobacco pfd. ctfs....
Anaconda Mining Co
Atcntann
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast Lin
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore A Ohio pfd....
Brooklyn Rapid Transit..,
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago 4k Alton pfd
Chicago Croat Western
Chicago A North stern....
Chicago, Mil. Bt. Paul..
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. & T. ptd
C i' C. A St. Louis
Co.Jrado Fuel A Iron
Colorado A 6outhern
Colorado A 80. lat pfd
Colorado A 80. 2d pfd
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products, rfg
corn Products pfd. rfg
Delaware A Hudson
Delaware, L. A W
Denver A Rio Grande
Denver A R. O. pfd
Distillers' Securities
Erie
trie 1st pfd
Erie td pfd
General Electric
Hocking Vallev
Illinois Central
International Paper
International Paper ptd....
International Pump
International Pump pfd
lows Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kansas City Southern
Kansas city so. pfd
Loulnville A Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Street Ry
Mexican Central
Minneapolis A St. Louis....
M , St. P. A 8. S. M. ......
M.. St. P. A 8. 8. M. pfd..
Missouri raclflo
Missouri, Kansas A Texas..
Missouri. K. A T. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. of M. pfd...
New York Central
New Tork. O. W
Norfolk A Western
Norfolk A W. pfd
North American
racltlc Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
P.. C. C. A St. Louis
t'leaaed Steel Car
Pleased Steel Car pfd
Pullman Palaos Car.
Reading
Riadlng 1st pfd
Reading Id pfd
Rr-puhlle Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. L. A 8. F. Id pfd
St. Louts Southwestern
Bt. Loula S. W. pfd
Southern Paclfio
Southern Paclfle pfd
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tennessee Coal A Iron
Texas A Pacific
Toledo, Bt. U A W
Toledo, Bt.lj.etW. pfd...
t.30 4KV, 41H
l.SOO 101 101
1.I0O 33 II
""too 'ii4 ti"
14, ll0 42H 6 H
'"160 '41 ii 'iili
1,800 44 44
Consols money
do account
Anaconda
Atrhlsnn
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio..
Csnadlan Paclfio ...
Chee. eV Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C, M. A St. r
De Beers
D. A R. O
do pfd
Erie ,
do 1st pfd ,
do 2d pfd ,
Illinois Central ...
Louisville A Naaa.
K. A T
0 N. T. Central
.. Norfolk eV W
.. 13V 'o pfd
. . )2t Ontario A W
,.10f4 Pennsylvania
. .lli' Rand Mtnoit
..11 Reading
.. 19 do 1st pfd
.. 114 do td pfd
. .177Va Southern Railway
.. n do pfd
.. 4cVSouthern Pacific ..
sJVlnlon Paclfio
35 200
1,700
TOO
1.600
47,1'X
11,100
,i IllO
1.0(10
8,400
100
U.600
t.300
400
1.600
100
B.300
1,70
14.I0O
100
'400
11,000
1,400
1,400
ii,'oo
1.100
100
100
100
1.400
400
1,500
14,300
3,400
loO
too
""400
100
100
1.300
1674
liH
i:s
13
271
1
101
1611
111
5 14
S4
11S
1124
68
75 14
21 VI
f
17344
its
ioo"
4S44
3414
70V4
24 "4
7
2.
440
44
47
7
43 H
7
43
1(4
171
11
74
47
164
114
134
104
iS
IS
100
1M
10
9fi
112
10
113
47
'is"
10
10s
171
ioo"
69
82
49
137
I3
78
204
440
43
84
6
4!
74
47H
147
170
21
74
40
1.600 11 18
I, IOO
4M)
6,tK
400
174
47
148
1S5
21
47
144
1M
4.400 14 24
100
tuO
800
. 1,400
. 6,400
.' 'i.TOO
. 8,300
. 1L700
'. "iiioo
. 1,800
. 13.800
. I, (M0
'.
300
2O0
.181.000
164
171
46
14
61
11
142"
4
4
ioo"
41
140
M
fii
44
134
128
161
18
44
13
4
78
iii"
48
17
4s'
40
138
41
'53
44
23
124
1,100
300
I.3u0
1,200
1,4.10
MO
400
81,700
400
13,100
100
"ioO
200
304
.141.400
. 100
" "tin
400
,. l.loo
United States Steel 131.100
t'nlon Pacific
Union Paclfio pfd
PnKed States Express..
United Statea Realty....
United States Rubber...
v. B. Robber pfd.
Shipments.
Flour, bbls 21.AO 26,700
Wheat, bu .'. S.Otrt 17,0"0
Corn, bu (W,70o 914.isn
Oais, bu UO.O""! 201. o)
Rye, bu 2.t lo.cskl
Rarley, bu SiOOO 2l.o0
jn the Produce exchange today tha but
ter market waa steady; creameries, Utj)
JtVjo; dairies, ltViltc. Eergs, tlrni; at mark,
cases included. K0l6ic; firsts, liVl prime
tirsts. 16Sc; extras UV4C Cheese, easy,
llSlJiic,
Kaaaaa City Grala aad Provisions.
KAN'S A3 C1TT. April 20. WHEAT
Slow; Mar. "4V4c; July, 71. c; September,
41 c: cash. No. 2 hard, Tl&S3c; No.
3, 74fJ81c; No. 2 rwi. $iti4ci No. 8,
tat 3o.
CORN Higher; May, 3c; July, 42Hol
September, 42ao; cash. No. 2 mixed,
tiWc; No. t atate. 4H00; No. 8, 47 Sa tj
4ic.
OATS Lower; No. 1 white, JlSUHjC
RVV: 8teady, Htiila.
HAT Weaker; choice timothy, $13.st3f
Id.: choice p'alrle, $lo.011.o0.
MUTTER Sieady to arm; creamery,
l9o; packing, ll'.ac.
IXXid Higher; Missouri and Kansas
stM-a. new No. t whltwood cases IncluiU-d,
lac; oasa count. 14c; cases returned, '40 lens.
Ke.-.'11'ts. Shipments.
Wheait bU :.'" 21. on)
'Vrn. ba -'"ll 'i-i"
tjats. bj 1&.OO0 '.OU0
kllwsaLee Grata Market.
MTLWAUKEE. April JO. W1IHAT-
Ixiaer; No. 1 northern, fclTkoc; No. 2 north
ern, TT3c; May. 7:eVs si-ked.
HTF Miu,lv- N'a 1. A fir
nini vrt-Steady. No. " 5fc: sample, 40
CORN Steady; No, S cash. 47ij47Hc: May, j
. asked.
Dal at h Grain Market.
DrLTTH. April ISX-WHEAT-To rI,r'
Ha 1 eertnera, We; N northern, T7c
aa tocA. N a A (WittiM 11. H north-
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, April SOMETAIS The
London tin market reported a further reac
tion, with spot closing at 177 8s and futures
at 174 5s; locally the market was a little
lower In consequence, with business quiet
and spot quoted at t.wi88.o. Copper waa
unchanged In London, with spot quoted at
84 16a and futures at 81 15s: locally the
market waa unchanged; lake wss quoted at
$1K.6(Vu117S, electrolytic at nS.S'olVnO and
casting at $18.0(wj18.25. Lead was higher In
the local market, with supplies for thirty
days' shipments quoted at $5.50 and spot at
$6 tSO. The London market was 2s higher at
16 ISs td. Spelter was unchanged at 25
15s In London, but advanced slightly In the
local market, with spot quoted at MOf.vtS.l.S,
Iron was higher abroad, clnslng at 4Rs 8d
for standsrd foundry and 48s 1 for Cleve
land warrants: locally no change was 1 e
norted: No. 1 foundry northern Is quoted at
$18 5f"rlS 86, No. 1 foundry northern at $18 (
618.36. No. 1 foundry southern at $18 26j?18 75
and No. 2 foundry southern (soft) at $17.50
li lt 60.
ST. LOUIS, April 20.-METALS Lead,
higher at $5.4frff.50. Spelter, quiet at $i.7Vi
tliOO.
Cotton Market.
NF.W ORLEANS. Arrll iO. COTTON
Spot closed easy; sales. 2.V0 bales; ordinary,
8 -16c; good ordinary. 9c; low middling.
10 ll-lc; middling, Usc; good middling,
11 18-1c; middling fair. 12 S-14c; receipts,
aiS bales: stock. 223 8a bales.
LIVERPOOL. April 20 COTTON In fair
demand: nrices 12 points lower: American
middling fair. 6.54d: good mlddllnr. 6 24d;
miriilllnar i'i4d : low middling. 5d: good
ordlncrv. 6.70d: ordinary. 6 JA1. The sales of
the day were l.!.') bales, of which 1.000
bales were for speculation, and export and
Included 11.4im bales or American. Keeeipts,
11 .000 bales. Including 10,100 bales of Ameri
can. ST. TiOriS. April . COTTON Steady;
middling, 11 R-16c: sales li3 bales: receipts.
104 bales; shipments, 61 bales; stock, S7.46.S
bales.
Oils aad Koala.
OIL CITY. Pa.. April 20 OIL Credit bal
ances, 11. tl; shipments. 60,01 bbla ; avera,.
gn.yjS bbla; runs, 7'3 bbls.: average, 8S,3k7
bids.; Khlpinents, Lima, 171 bbls.; aver
age. 76.47D bbls.; runs, lima, 4D.761 bbla.;
average. SS.170 bbls.
SAVANNAH. April . TUnPENTrNB
Strady. oo.
ROSIN Firm; stork. 44.5i5 bbls.: A, B
and C. $3.75: U. $3 : B. lis; K, $iJo: C,
$3 86: H. $4 ; 1 H 5o: K. $5H: M. 83.26;
N, $5 Jo; W. Q.. 65 So. W. W.. $5 46.
V. 8. Steel pfd.
Vs. -Carolina Chemical ...
V a. -Carolina them. pfd...
Wahaik
Wabash pfd
Wclle-Fargo Express
Wistlngbouse Electric
Wtstern l:nion
V heeling A Lake Erie....
Wisconsin Central ,
Wisconsin Central pfd....,
Northern Pacific, exdlv...
Central Leather
('antral Leather pfd
SloM-SheBlcld Steel
Total sales (or the day.
17.100
1.400
100
1,100
1.400
30
102
IT
4c
47
13
44
44
111
84
49
ii
34
84
153
45
'n". '
41
110
43
100
48
112
11
47
2
101
24
43
48
22
84
84
117
38
44
'
36
16o4
44
41
108
41
107
47
111
30
44
Cteas.
340
110
4.'
101
23
40
224
83
42
II
41
17
111
167
114
138
103
170
10
101
161
110
6
84
161
218
t.8
10
75
11
2071
173
10
IOO
40
33
70
44
134
24
78
27
440
44
44
'
40
74
48
141
124
171
11
74
47
11
24
44
37
147
184
111
34
73
1Z
171
44
84
81
141
48
H'i
10
41
140
2
71
84
TO
134
li8
ss
45
30
103
27
. 44 do pf'l ...
. 73 U. S. Btsel..
. 70 do Pfd .
.177 Wabash ..
i;3 do ptd .
. 16 Spanish 4a
SILVER Bar, steady, 2974d per ounce.
M ON E Y 24trH per cent.
The rata of discount In the open market
fcr short bills Is 3 1-16 per cent; for three
months' bilia, t 7-16.3tt por cent.
..144
.. 41
.. 44
.. 41
.. (1
.. 4
.. 01
.. 44
.. 48
.. 40
..103
.. w
..160
.. 43
..111
.. 21
.. 4i
4
Cattle
Hogs ,
Sheep
RANGE OF
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas Cltr
St. Louis
Sioux City
CATTLE
180.. 1906. Int
2M.718 267,27$ SS.441
718.488 88,64$
69.248 K18.7C8 70.639
PRICES.
HOC.
$8.27H'850
6 90 .(!".
540 6.F'4
$60 4ii.i6
6.80 06.45
14T
1414
l!t
4M
14.
1114
14
......1444
..11"4
uim
9 14
1 n
I 44
80
I 84
I 88
I 40
40
40
1 40
1
.1874
.V1.V)
.10
,UM
..!'
,.1M4
.Ik 40
CALVES.
1 74
i '
I TS
I 40
40
1 40
I 48
i;.s 1 m
1T74 I 4
.1444 4 44
1 1
1, 74
1 110
t.. m
1 i
.. , , 10
I 0
I ........... 888
I 880
1 474
4 .
1..
I W
I 4
I 80
4 40
4 I
4 44
4 44
4 44
4 40
4 40
4 14
I 44
11
, 1.'4
114
, 140
, 1J4
, 118
, 181
. 124
. 174
. too
. 174
I OS
I s
4 15
I 44
44
I 14
1 71
4 04
4 OS
4 40
4 40
FEEDKRS,
lc-14 4 18
1"M 4 34
, 744 4 14
5(4 4 38
411 4 71
Ill
184
BTOCKERS AND
1 4t4 4 14 . 1.,
n 1 54 4.,
1 14 I K 8.
1 41 1 44 4.
4 400 I 74 84.
I low 4 40
WHSTERNSWTOMINO.
2 feeders. .1000 9 60 1 stocker.. 80
ft r..,i.rfl H2 4 OS 40 feeders.. 999
HOGS Speculators were again the best
Knvere thle morntttx? and the few loads
which they could use brought a little
stronger price than yesterday, their ptir
rhi... K.tnar largely at 111 46. The heavy
packers were tigaln on the bear side of the
60
4 40
and mixed. $8.00fM 60; stockrra and feeders,
Id e0(i4 Ml; calves snd yeai llrgs, 83.J6i44.sn.
HotiS Receipts. I head; market
stesdv. selling at $i.3m 45; bulk of sales,
$0.)loj4.4H
4. Joseph Llfl atork Market.
FT. JOSEPH, April 20 -CATTLE-Re-..inti
at? h mii H . niArkct steady: natives.
$4-VitS6; cows and helfern, $l.S.Ka'4.frO;
Stockers and feeders, $3 lfic4.60.
HOG! Receipts. head, market strong
to 6o higher: fight, $6."uW medium and
heavy. $.40,.5O. , . .
SHEEP AND I.AMHi-Recetpt, 1.8"9
head; market strong; ewes. $5 66.
Stock In Hlght.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western maraets yesieraajr.
came.
South Omaha 1,113
Sioux City 4")
Kansas City LCD
St. Joseph
St. Louis 700
Chicago 1.000
Total
..6.200
Hogs. Sheep.
$ 449 6.117
1.8t)
6.rV) .1
4h. l.
i0 l.OOt)
13.aJ 6A8)
V8hS XJ.
Cattle
..$1.6tij5.7S
.. 1.75'a6.15
.. 2.60116 90
.. MOfrt.CO
.. $.0036.40
QUOTATIONS.
The following will itne the nrlcee waM
for the different kinds ot cattl on 'he
South Omaha market:
Good to choice corn-fed steers. ...$4.S55. 40
Fair to choice corn-fed steers 4.664X1.85
Common to fair corn-fed steers 4.00q4 65
Good to choice cows snd heifers.. .65'a4.M
Fair to good cows and heifers I.MK38.65
Common to fair cows and heifers.. 1.5n3.00
Good to choice feeders 4.0aA70
Fair to good stockers and feeders. $ 6W4.00
Common to fair stockers J.769 66
Bulls, stags, etc $,6O34.00
The following table shows tha average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
deal and seemed determined to force values
to a still lower basis or leave the hogs un
sold. As a result the trade was very slow
early, but became a little more active, when
sellers were forced to cut loose at slightly
lower prices. The market might be de
scribed as opening stronger and steadily
working lower. As noted above, the arly
sales were largely at K45, then $4.40 and
$.42U became the popular prices, and later
on packers lowered their hands to $6.r7V
a ja Kn jim ne.4 aeeiire many nogs at the
bottom prica. The average oi an um "
was a snaae lower msu jroii. wj
Representative sales
Ha A Sh. rt. I
Date. 1806. 1906.104.19. 11902. 11901. 11400.
1...
2...
8
H4W York Mining Stocks.
NEW TORK. April 20. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adams Con 3 Little Chief 7
Alice 160 Ontario i
Ojililt m
Phoenix 1
ll'otoal 14
Savage 40
ISierra Nevada ........ 14
Small Hopes 80
laHaudaxd ,,,, We
reeoe
Brunswick Con..
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Vs..
orn Sliver ......
Iron Bilver
Leadvllle Con ....
Oaered.
104 42 41
1"0
100
11.200
I.2O0
WO
1.100
2
62
211
44
104
40
1,104.400 shares.
28
61
112
43
"to
85
44
13
ft
4S
117
14
44
146
12
85
84
153
34
114
41
63
108
48
113
11
47
144
164
3
18
26
1
1"'
44
103
10
Sew York Money Market
NEtW TORK. April . MONEY On call
Hlgner. per cent; ruling rate, 6 per
cent; closing diu, a per cent; orrered at
per cent. Time loans, Arm: sixty and ninety
days and six months, bWnt per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE. FAPER-6iv3tf
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, after
break at H.M5Iii4 Hhi for demand and
$1.8140p4.8H5 for sixty-day bills; posted
rates, n.twt w ana .Qi.Bt; commer
tin I DlllH. H M.
SILVER Bar, 4"4c; Mexican dollars, 60c
BOND8 Government, flrm; railroad
neavy.
Closing quotations on bonds today
as follows:
wera
v. . iwf. la,
do coupon .
U S. 3s. reg
do eounoa
I. 8. old 4s,
de coupon .
17. 8. new 4a,
do coupon .
Am. Tobacco 4s....
do 4s
Atchiaon gen. 4a...
do adj. Is
Atlantic C. L. ta..
Bal. a Ohio 4s...,
Bsl. Ohio 3s..
hrk. R. T. e. 4s..,
Central of Oa. 4a.,
do 1st lac ,
do 2d Ine
do 34 Ine
Ches Ohio 48
thlcsao A A. 3s.
i'., u. a
c. a i
dO Col. 64.....
cro. a St. L. s
Colo. led. fts, aer. A.
do series B .
Cuiurado Mid. 4a.,
Culo. So. 4a...
Lb it ,
I) a k 0. 4a...
Sec. la.,
re....l3ijapaa 4a. 3d sen
1"3, do 4s ctfs
103 do 4s ctfs....
104 do Id aeries...
reg....lS3!L. A N. unl. 4s
l"!Man. c. g. 4s..
reg... .1311, Mex. Central 4s.
l do 1st Inc..
iw 'Minn. A St.
113 M., K. T.
4a 10. da I
;!. R. R. et M c.
44 N. T. C. g. 3e...
J0J N. J. C. g. 4s
34 No. Pacific 4a
47 do la
114s N. W. e. 4a
40 O. 8 L. rfdg. 4a..
44 run ronv. Is...
48 Reading sea. 4s
itt -a. t.. a I. M
St. L A 8. F.
44 St. L. S. W. c
40 Seabeerd A. L. U
, H o. Pacific 4e
lu.1 da let 4. etfa ...
71 's Bo. Railway 4s..,
.160
. 35
. 67
,. 14
,.110
,.110
,.(24
..
OMAHA WHOtESAlB MARKET.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
.pr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Anr.
Apr.
Apt.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
April 16
April 17.
April 18.
April 19.
April 20.
4..
6..
6..
7..
$..
9..
12..
18..
14..
s
6 r'4
27H
6 22
6X1
6 21
e
( 2fi
6 80
6 3S
6 34V
SH,
6 45
6 484
6 604
6 60
6 43
I I 161 I 041
I s 001
16 "
6 211 t 741 7 tt
6 291
6 30
6 26
I 26
5 26
5 2SI
6 81
5 2
6 261
e
6 28
6 a
6 271
6 23,
T3
7 l
7 24
1071
4 93
4 91
491
4 941
4 801
4 81
4 86
4 S3
e
4 80
4
t 82
7 25
7 24
7 27
7 2a
7 251
7 22
a
7 19!
7 22
7 07
7 18
7 14
a
7 10
6 661
6 u!
6 681
6 S4
6 431
6fe
6 64
6 7
6 60 1
6 801
84
6 86
6 91
6 95
6 99
6 9
lirri
6 o( s 06
6 99
6 9o
77,
6 01
t 93l
8 8
5 92
I 99
04
e
6 94
t 9:
t 85!
6 90
5 85,
E li
6 26
I 30
6 80
i 27
e
I 84
6 38
36
6 88
I 40
6 49
t 45
Co
6 49
5 46
6 46
metlllerr
En p. La.,
do sen. 4e. .,
Hocking Val.
Japan 8a
Hid. Offered,
... 14 T-iai a p, la
... 7 T., 8l. L. A W.
... 44-a Union Pacific 4a..
...104 do ceuv. 4a
...1 I'. S Sloel 3d 4s.
4.
101
41
Wabaata la
Cj deb. B ,
Westira Md. 4s..,
W. U K. 4s..
4S . ..
(
41'a'la Central
Forelaa r'laantflal
IjONDON, April 20. Money was scarce In
the market today and rates were firm, being
affected by the withdrawal of Japanese bal
ances. Tha San Franclsoo disaster also de
pressed th market. I'laoouuta grew firmer
eatnat U the drain of gold and the ootid!-
Condition of Trade and Qnotatlons ea
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EOas ttecelpta, Uberil; fiesn stock, case
count, 14c.
.LIVE ruULTHI liens, no; oiu
roosterr, 6c; turkeys, ioc; ducks, u;
young roosters, 7&8c; geese, 80.
IJREBSEU POL L.I R 1 1 uraeys, isoiooi
old torn.. 16l8c; chickens. loiiil2c; old roost
ers. 7c: ducks, 12yi3c; geesu, c.
BUTTER Packing stock, llc: cnoice
to fancy dairy, IS'itIhc; creamer, i)(o21o.
tiAr J-'ricea quotea Dy uinam rceu cum-
any: No. 1 upland. $7; medium, w;
cof.rne, $6.0034.60. Rye straw. lo.bO.
BRAN Per ton. 817.60.
NEW VEGui'X'ABLES.
TOMATOES Florida, per crate of SOlba,
net. W W. . .
WAX BEANS Per hamper or aooui w
lbs., net, 5.00.
B TRING BEANS per camper oi aooui ov
lbs., net, 13.00&4.0C
TUP.NIFar. BEETS AND CAKKU1B-
Loulsiana. per doz. bunches, 7oc4j H.00.
6HALLOTTS Louisiana, per dosea
bunches, 75c.
LiKTTUClfi Louisiana, per oui.,
$7.u0a 10.00: per dos heads, $1.0031. 2S. .
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per dos.
heads, 45c. .
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, par aoa i.u
tjl 60.
ONIONS Homa grown, yellow 4nd red.
2o per lb; Spanish, per crate, $2.25; Colo
rado, red ana yenow, per iu.. V4C-
1 KUriLAL, rr.uno
DATES Per box of $0 1-lb. pkgs., $2.00;
Hallows en. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb., 8c; bay.
rs. per lb.. 4c: walnut stuuea, x-io. pugs..
12.00 per dot.: 8-lb. boxes. $1.00.
ORANGEB-California. extra rancy nea-
land navels, ail nixes. 83.1s; fancy navels.
.$1.26: choice, alt eiaes, as.
LEMON 8 Lamoniers. extra uutj, w
slxe. $3.75; 800 to 840 six. M--jfiflHCnllfornls-
uer ii-iu. carton, iBO
8oo; Imported 8mrna, three-crown, lie; six
crown. 18c. ,
BANANAS Per meaium sixea ouncu, et-u
r1v- l,i,r,l,a 82ofM.i2.0b.
TANUKH A ItB .uiuornta, uw m
about 12o. $3.06. .
GRAPH B'RUIT Florida, per dox. m-wn
7.60; California, per box .flOStl.&O.
inuiis
PEARP-Winter NelUS, $2.60.
APPLES California Newton, Pippins,
$.16; baidwlns, $3 per bu. box; Bn Davis, $2
per DU. box; t ineya, e.w nu. iw.
other varieties, 12.ouai.ou pur bu.; New Voik
apples, Baldwins and sunsets. $ti.0U per bbl.
liKArr.b illikiur.vu iaiusae, u.w. .wv
POTATOES Roma grown, por bu., UiU
We; South Lakota, per bu.. .oo.
NAVI ilt.AJ0 rf ei.ojj .tid. , sj.is.
LIMA BEANS Per lb.. 60
CABBAGE California, 3o per lb.; Wis
consin, in crates, per io., vao.
CELEHx lonoa, w a per ooi,
SWEET POTA'itE6 UUuols. per Xl-pk,
' ' y . I . ' "WT T I , D .K'r 'T3 V! Tw
CAltltU D. rsnoiiiia n.-.-. . v. .... a.
Per bu.. 85o and $1.
No. 1 ribs, 13c; No. 2 ribs, HVac; No. 3
ribs, 9c; No. 1 round, Be: no. 3 round,
tv: a rniinn. jkc. iso. i lo.ns. too: io.
I7 x1 S l..l,.u 111, V,. 1 ..lat
2 loins, w ..jv., I"...,
4c: No. $ plate, Sc; No. 3 plate. 3c; No. 1
chucks, 6c; No. 2 chucks, lc; No. 8 chucks.
CIDER l'er aeg, S.t.: per bbl., $6.75.
unK.:(-Nts. per 24 lba.. 13. ou.
CHEESE Swiss, new, loc; Wisconsin
brick, luo; VN isconsin llmoerger, lac; twins,
raw;: Your.g Americas, u.
NUTS WSIUU14, AW. . BUt BMV1IS, nS ST
i.n,n nor ID.. USU nwu anvils, uer io..
UiWc. pjcans, huge, pr 40.. !4c; small, per
ik kc Chill waiuuu, per lb., U'kjUWc.
Almonds, soft aueus. per id.. 17c; iiard
sheila, pel lb., lso. Cocuauuia, U per aaua
VkESII FISH, Trout, 11c; halibut, He
pickerel, dressed. 7c; wlute bass, lie; sua
usli c; percii. skinned autl dreaded, cc
mka. k'Ailuc; redmiappKr, lie, i;i.u.i. lc
crapptes, be; eels. 1?'-; biack t)u.a. Uc;
whitelisli. lwulo; r45. ra, per dua., two;
lobsteis, green, 36c; uoiluu lobsters, 4-'c,
oiuatlati. It;; Herring, ec; ouanisu mackeici,
ku,i,i,k. lou: smiunp, el.ou i.er kiuiou
smelts, Uc; cod, 12c; bulliitad, lc; tulilsU.
the; r-" sliau. 'o; nuuuaeis, lie.
MCSllKuoi4IS-liu!...oika. per lb., i0iii"0c
KAD1BHES iit,;oue, pel dos. bunches.
'SvaTTMiSe-FresIi standard. $1.40 per gal,
shell oysters, li.ux.i.00 per iw. Utile Nu
clams, II.kO per 1U4
. ,V,,,.ifl rane In I, I. la e; is
BUUAll ' , vw-.w.
granulated cane, lu sacks, li.ll; granulated
beet. In sucks, ko.ol.
Sx'RUp In barrels. 4o per gal i In caea
4 lo-lb. cana, $10; cases, 11 -n.. .ana, u.
..... v '.w-lb. cuns. 61. K
COFFEE-Roated: No. 85, 25o per lb.;
No. $0, -'nfi per id.. iu. . iovc per io
v.. .. If.w oer lb.. No. 21, l.Wc fcr lb.
u'liil n i a holeaale Best hiah mails Kit.
braska, per cwt., 8.00; best high glade pal
's 34 tnt Minnesota, per ti., 4- stiuignt pat.
tnt Nebiaaa, per cwi., t.v, eecoua pat
ent Ntbiasaa,. ei.au.
CURED li'iBH saniiiy whltefish. per
bbl., I'jo io-. .om. ni7 iiiataerei, per
bbl.. a lbs., iiicaieis. tw uui fo. j, W:
No 1 624.UO; Io. 8. 1JJ 0O1 Irish. No. 2. $16.00,
Hfiring. in bbla. 300 lbs. eeti. Norway, ik
IU.00; Norway. 8k, $i3.vu; Holland, mixed.
til 6u; ttuiiana neii.ua, aegs, n.uacra
autl kegs, mixea, iwb
H1LES. PELTS AINU TALIXDW-No. I
(ieu hides, 9c; No. X 8c; No. 1 salted.
lie; NO. 3. ioc; uuu niues, i')4c; di
hides. 123200. Moras uiues, targe, J. small,
$J. fcueep pelts, escn ooco:..o. lailjiif. .su.
1. 4c: No. 2. 3 V'.: "ounn. c.
CANNEli uOoUD-torii, eutndard west
eni, af. fi & H 1 Mains, $l.ls. loinatoes, M-lb.
cans. 8i.25.'ul.w; -in , .vici.v'. 1'lneapples,
grated. 2-l.. $Ju5418oi sliced, 4l-Kcuiu.
Gallon apples, tancy. id 10; California ann
cots. $1 4.jU'.00i pears, 4i.7oe3.bu; peacbea
fancy. ll.',i.q2 40I H. C. i.eaihes. $2ou-u2a
Alaska salmon, red, $114. pink, 90c; fancy
Chinouk. r'., $-10; fancy sockeve, V., 4i.k;
aardlnos. oil, $2.6u; mustards, $ sotf
$10, fewaet potatoes. $1 1M1 2u; sauerkraut.
$l.tsj .umpklii kOciotl.uOl wax beans, 8-lb..
7iiK; H'ua beans. 1-ib., 76ci(il.$5; spinach,
1 W OUl cheap peas, 8-lb.. 80c; extia, taj
tuc; lancv, $1 lot 1.75
BROoM S-No. 1 carpet. 84.3b; 24o. $ carpet.
i.au( no, iu, ta a.
Cars,
i
I
1
Sunday
YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
Tbe following list shows the number ot
cars ot stockers and feeders shipped to tho
country yesterday and their polnta oi des
tinauon:
CATTLE
G. W. Johrson, GrlswolcC la. Q
J. R. Hucklns, Grlswold. Ia. Q .
J. W. Odgen, Red Oak, la. Q..
W. Blnghatj, Vernon, Mich. Q
E. Johnson, Vernon, Mich. y
H. P. Knapp, Ithaca, Neb. j
Ed Eno, O'Neill, Neb. F. E
Agar Packing Co., Des Moines, la. R. I..
W. II. Purgrey, Coon Rapids, la. Mil...
diaries Balrd, Dunlap, la. N. W
J. F. McGovern, Wiota, la. R. I
John A. Slnden, Stanton, la. Q
James Fisher, Hastings, la. Q
J. I). Ramsey, Harlan, la. O. W
F. Paulsen, Buck Grove, la. Mil
C. Miller, Perry, la. Mil
E. B. Grossman, Persia, la. Mil
Thomas Keg, Clarks, Neb. U. P
C. W. Bearsley, Cedar Rapids, Neb.
U. P
H. Moberly. Stuart, la. R, I
R. A. Templeton, Tekamah, Neb. M. & O.
G. Chrlstenson. Ashland. Neb. Q
Robert Taylor Taylor Spur, Neb. Q
Valley Stock Yards. Valley. Neb. U. P...
Tho othclal number of cars 01 stock
broucht In today by each road waa:
cattle. Moga. sne p. H r i,
C, M. & St. P....
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific System.
C. V M. W east...
C. N. W., west 20
C, St. P.. M. & O.... 10
C, H. At w.. easi 1
C, B & Q., west.... 10
C. R.' & P., east 2
C. R. I. & P.. west.. 1
Chicago Gt. Western.. ..
Total receipts .... 50 114 86 2
The dlsDosltion of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head lnoicataa:
Cattle.
4
2
I
T
.80
14
1
19
10
2
t
41
1 444
1 414
1 684
1 840
111 141
104 141
II 174
74 H4
41..
48....
47....,
47....
44....
71....
71....
71....
77. . ..
TI....
111...
II....
71....
41....
44....
41....
51....
61....
44....
71....
44....
84....
80....
44....
84....
74....
44....
44....
15....
44....
18....
54....
14....
44....
61....
74....
n....
44....
41....
74....
74...,
44...,
7.
.174
...(4
...tn
...14
...131
...141
...101
...181
...111
...184
...184
...124
...245
...157
...170
...131
,...111
,...88
,...m
....141
...181
,...184
,...171
....140
....t47
....311
....181
....358
....364
....184
....154
....ni
....181
....28
...141
....117
....134
....111
...14
....111
....117
.124
.144
$ 00
6 44
1 44
I to
1 44
4 17
4 17
4 87
4 17
4 40
4 44
4 44
4 44
4 44
4 49
4 44
4 4
4 44
4 44
I 44
4 44
4 44
4 44
4 40
4 44
4 44
I 40
6 44
4 4
4 40
4 44
4 40
4 44
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
6 44
4 40
4 40
4 40
6 41
I 43
4 41
4 41
4 4!
4 43
6 41 4
6 43
I 43
6 41
Ma
1....
17...
87...
47.
74...
71...
47...
II...
71...,
14...
48...
71...
1...
77...
44...
74...
40...
40...
74...
44...
40...
44...
74.,.
48...
44...
40...
44...
41...
54...
0...
14...
44...
44...
73...
45...
44...
44...
44...
74..,
14
48
78
41
AT.
....141
183
,....107
174
174
Ill
134
144
441
1!4
184
141
a.
iio
141
114
Ml
!
114
187
151
..AA.-300
14
114
107
131
184
157
101
104
154
.......151
14
tfl
!51
131
144
234
101
Ill
181
134
25(1
147
184
47 147
70 151
44 Ill
72 141
44 144
77 114
It 134
41 304
140
40
40
44
iio
140
180
40
130
100
40
44
140
JV.
41
4 43
4 41
4 41
4 4t
6 41
f 45
6 48
4 43
4 41
4 43
4 41
6 42
4 43
1 42
4 42
4 41
6 42
6 41
4 42
1 42
4 43
4 42
4 41
4 42
4 11
4 42
4 42
4 43
4 41
4 41
4 42
4 42
4 43
4 44
4 44
4 a
6 45
6 44
I 44
4 48
4 41
1 44
6 45
4 46
4 44
4 45
4 44
4 41
4 47
4 54
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Mass . April 20.-WOOL-Th4)
Boston Commercial Bulletin will say to
morrow of the wool market: Business IS
necessarily confined to operations In for
eign wools, owing to the limited supply
of domestic sunk. Pries are n" "d
dealers have no difficulty obtaining tha top
of the market. Late reports f rem L tart
h.. in., to n is nuoted. while In tba
extreme southern part of tho state ..'e to
23c. In Wyoming 25 to 80c Is not wntlOfrri
too high by tha sheepmen. Thirty-two cen a
Is asked tor medium unwashed in Ohio
Tha first of Indiana's wool has been sold at
26c. A fair voluma of business has been
dona In Australian and South America,
wool at full prices, viuarter
trallan sells at 41o to 4: V from 4J c to 4.
Territories are in axtfemely limited upplyi
but little business Is being
tn them. Fine staple Is quoted at ,2c to So.
and fine medium at to 70c. thin it
wools are firm and uncnangea at
for Una and 660 to So for Hn4 niodlum.
Carpet wools are quite active and rood
sited bngs of Angora Aleppo are
at full prices. Shipment of wool from
Boston to date from December t; !
73 422.307 pounds against ri.fi A
at tho same time last year BefpU 1 to
date: 79.806.1S9 pounas skhui.i
pounds for the same time last 'Br.OT
ST. LOU18. Mo.. Aprl "OpJhT
Steady; medium grades combing and cloth
ing 23-27c; light fine, Sny-lo; heavy fine.
17H21c; tub washed, 31ip'37c.
ETSporsted Apples and Dried Fralta.
NF.W YORK. April 2". EV A FOR ATE D
APFLES-Market continues nrni. lair o
good are quoted at SVo, nearly to strict
prime at sWv:. thoive at loc and tancy
ft.t llC . -. - itt T '1T3 Priiniil
advancing and .not supplies n
Quotations range from 5c o- to
according to grade. Apricots, nrmhoce;
12c; extra choice, 12c; fancy, 1U13 .
iVnohee nre well cleaned up and firm,
- . . . . I 1 1VUT1 C 111 V.
loc; extra ii"ir . A u , , '
choice
Hfjl1V4o;
dull ; loose
extra fancy. ntoi. "
muscatel, o'ti'iV; seed ral"1"14;
r.,4nn layers. $l..Wfl-l.0. Market
all California fruit still very unset
tled.
Ingar and Molasses.
.a nA Ot'il 1 T) TJn M
V'V.TV TORK. AP1II ;v.-Blun-"i
dull; fair
refining. 2 29-8ftt'2 15-10c; centrlf-
?B has lEi: renned. QUT N". , 4-h'l
No 7 4 05c; No. 8, 4.00c; No. 9. 3 95c: No. 10.
8S0c' No 11. 3.85c; No. 12, 3.60c; No. 18. 3..r.-j
N 14 3.76c; 'confectioners' A. moulrl
1.4 lnr. h Jtc: cruwneu, v.r v...
a.n.c
rubes.
Omaha Packing Co 78
Swift and Company 890
Cudahy Packing Co 113
Armour & Co 106
Carey 27
Hill Sz Ban io
Huston & Co 2
Mike Haggerty 81
J B. Root & Co 49
Bullati & Kline 3
Other buyers 80
Hogs. Sheep.
l.ii
2.287
2,26
2,626
818
1.600
487
1,153
Totals 894 .46 4,2i6
CATTLE It seemed a good deal llko a
Saturuay In the yards this morning, .here
being an extremely ngni run 01 came, anu
of the tew here nine cars were consigned
through and not ottered tor saie. as a re
sult there waa only a small sprinkling and
hardly enough of any one kind of cattle to
make very much of a test ot the market.
There were a few oeet steers on aae, out
nothing very choice, the best were oniy
good enough to bring $6.10. Buyers seemed
to want a few loads and those offered lor
.(, am a rule changed hands very readily
bi nnces fully steady with yesterday. In
null salesmen were even Quoting it
a liitle higher than yesterday, but, as noted
above, there were hardly enough here to
really establish values.
"nu.'a ann nR lers were iiuuicu m vcij
few cars, which sold at steady prices, wun
nnie nales. If anything, a little higher.
Buyers without exception were wuuiun
their purchases as costlnel more money tna 11
vaairsirilll V.
.T1-" -.4 xs1,,w-- si. tm.nAmT'a Uer-k gaft
rnero w. - "
any conseouence, out tnw miri wn
kind of cattle, which was very good during
.1,. Art half of the week, began easing off
on Thursday and is anywhere from ImJmc
lower than One weea anu, ur iuku mi itib
h week. Some of the speculative buy
ers who still have quite a good many caule
on hand wera quoting 1110 uai u mucu
2oc In extreme cases, it wuuiu i
if it were a good time lor parties aesiring
.1,1. wind of cattle to send In their orders.
Representatives ssiee.
BEEF STEERS.
SHEEP This was another day when re-
ceipts looked quite large on paper, but as a
matter of fact were not overly heavy fif
teen cars being consigned through and not
primarily intended for this market. As has
been the case for some little time the ar
rivals consisted almost entirelj of lambs
there heina only a few cars of ewes and
almost nothing In the way of wethers or
vearlinra.
While the market was no higher It was
In very fair condition and the desirable
loads far the most Dart sold In very good
season at about steady prices. Lambs of
very good quality sold up to Its. 80, being the
highest price paid at this point since Feb
ruary. Other lambs brought $6.76, the same
rjt'loe that was paid for tnem yesterday
There was a car of clipped yearlings and
wethers which sold at $4.95 and which con
stituted practically everything on the mar.
ket In the way of sheep. There wera no
choice ewes, the bent here being only good
enough to bring $5.40.
There was quite a showing of feeder
lambs amone; the receipts, but tha market
on that kind of stuff did not ahow any
new features, prices remaining about the
same as yesterday.
Quotations: Good to choice native lambs,
$6.4(XS6.80; good to choice light western
lambs, $6.4036.80; good to cnoice heavy
lambs, $6.35a4.60; fair to good lambs, $u.00
tit3.40; cull lamos, 4.ooit.tio; gooa to cnoice
yearlings, $5.65'S6.2&; fair to good heavy
yearlings, $6.60(65.76; good to choice wethers,
$5.65456.26; fair to good wethers, $5.4i4.66;
good to choice light ewes, $5.40u5.6:
fair to gooa ewes, 4.txjo.w, cuu sneep ana
bucks, $3.00tM.oo.
Representative sales:
No.
10 western cull ewes
12 western cull ewes
15 broken fleeced lambs
119 western cull lambs
11 western lambs
44 western feeder lambs
119 western feeder lambs
U8 western lambs
3i western lambs
western bucks, clipped
93 cull ewes
280 western yearling and
era, clipped
66 Colorado-Mexican ewes...
249 Mexican lambs
20 broken fleeced and culls..
18 western lambs
Colorado lambs
486 Colorado-Mexican lambs.
3i0 Colorado-Mexican lambs..
180 Colorado-Mexican Iambs.
a Wu.-
. , .... 4 r.lc'
-Quiet
iiac; cemntugai -
3,4i3c
urn A
MOLASSES Nominal ;
80c; centrifugal, i.(0-c.
lows, o1" ' -"v TYi. ;..V, liettln.
lTtl
Coffee Mnrket.
vr.W YORK. April 20.COFFrj-Fu-
tures
higher,
an advance
opened steady, uncnang-8 -
rriivnui ui " -.----. - .
1 ja.ium sr ina ppwx tYiin
"iaL .. .. ..t of vtrarlllnn exchange,
with the pr mnry markets unchang-d The
clnsa was steady. Transactions Included
May a? 6 65c July. e.ST.c: Heptemhcr, 7.483c:
December. 7 85o. Spot R4o, quiet; No. T
invoice, 8I-I60.
... r.
...84
...IS
... 41
...108
...101
... 40
.. ;:
L. 4a... 83
4s 101
JS
.1.
.104
. 1(,
.100
. 44
.101
.100
e. 4s.. 113
ig. 4a.
IK)
88
!
.11.
...123
44. 3
...104.
...J-J
... Ml.
...114
... '
... 43
... 84
... l
No.
1...
4...
4...
6...
18...
4...
4...
11...
4 ..
1...
14...
1...
1...
4...
11...
11...
1...
4...
4..
6..
84..
4..
.1
Av
1610
881
784
714
1074
, 808
11114
184
484
440
4 ,3
ll
1114
....... 1""4
1044
147
1310
414
, 4.10
, , , 1044
1144
, 1144
404
sipO
, UK)
4u
100
l.H
1014
(
........ 0
1810
420
8..0
lose,
lloO
8.1
, lon
, , . ISO
1170
11"4
fell
KwO
k4
101KI
1184
100
,.1140
..1133
Pr
I It
80
Si
4 14
4 25
4 16
4 15
4 !b
4 15
4 34
4 80
4 3
4 35
4 36
4 40
4 50
4 50
4 4
4 44
4 50
4 54
4 46
1 50
I 00
I 1
I la
1 40
I 50
I 60
I 54
1 60
1 65
1 7'
I 10
I 85
1 40
3 00
I 23
25
I 24
I i.
I 4U
I 40
1 40
I 40
I 64
1 50
I 64
4 40
k
41.'.!!
COWS.
A.
...1340
...not
...llii
... 160
...1151
...1004
...I2U0
...131.1
...1134
...1148
...1284
...l.'!7
.. .li58
...1284
...1154
...1364
...1114
...1344
...145
...Mb
...14
rr.
4 41
4 II
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 44
4 45
4 io
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 43
4 84
4 40
4 84
4 48
I 00
4 10
6 14
Av.
79
91
69
46
73
68
71
73
.100
. 96
weth-
81
.. 75
..106
.. 67
.. 75
.. 78
.. 83
.. 87
.. 87
Pr.
8 00
4 00
6 00
6 40
6 60
6 00
6 00
6 4ft
6 40
3 26
4 60
4 95
t 25
IS
4 69
6 60
6 76
6 80
6 80
Toledo Se"d Market.
TOLEDO. O.. April ).-PBKDlover.
cash and April. 86-: ociouc.. ti
timothy, $162; aJslka, $8.20.
Rank Clearings.
OMAHA, April 2?. Bank clearings for
tcwl.v were 11.6 . 1 o.oo ano ir w.T w.
responding data last year. $1.23,804..
Mortality statistics.
er.... .ii.-inD, hii-thii and deaths have been
reported to thi Board of Health during the
twenty-four hours ending at noon Frlilal :
Births-Albert Andersen, 1106 87.".
ty-elrhth, girl; Jerry Elliott. 1015 Capitol
iu5. boy. Axel Holt 1019 South Twont
..ennd. boy; Thomas McGovern, 261o Chi
cago, girl; Othello Rountree, 11a n"
Nineteenth, girl; L. A. Small wood, 948 North
i"f.. .'.Je.t Knv: Albert Bwaiuwn, 2417
A WrilL VU rf
DathsGeorg. Marks, Norte ThWy.
rth. 63; n.awin uiwcieuio ; ' o
polls. 6 months; Ella M. Ellison, 8Ji
n
Boyd
44.
4.
8...
1...
I...
6..,
J..
1...
1...
1...
4..,
4..
1..
1 .
4 .
1 .
1 .
1..
I..
1..
2. .
4 .
4..
1..
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4 .
1
,, 484
..1074
..Hell
., 440
., b
..1434
..llloS
..1150
.. i4
..1281
..1183
...1110
. .loso
,.. 847
...!'
. . .1080
.. 10V4
...I'M
. . .U4j
...l'J5
...11,4
...8
. . W4U
...101
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COWS AND HEIFERS.
I 44
1 44
40
4 40
si
I 54
I 10
I 50
.a
1 w
I 40
8 4i
3 i
4 00
4 On
4 04
4 00
4 00
4 oo
4 00
4 on
4 o-l
4 w
4 40
4 40
4 14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Sheep and Lambs Steady Hogs
Steady to Stroaar.
CHICAGO, April 20. CATTLE Receipts,
1,000 head: market steady; common to prime
steers. 84.00U.26: cows. I3.2ia4.40; belters,
$2.76S.3Si bulls, $2.60'a'4.25; cnlves, $3.76
6.25; stockers and feeders, f2.75tJ4.75.
HOGS Receipts. 13,tH) head; steady to
strong: choice to prime heavy. $6.65ui.i2:
medium to gooa heavy. I'J.wmo.oo; outcner
weights, $.65u.70; good to choice heavy
mixed. $6.&ua.C5: packing. $5.7f4i4.62.
SHEEP AND LAM B9 Receipts, $.000
head; market steady; sheep, $4.264,6.40; tear
lings, $6.0u.26; lambs, $4.i'6i3'7.oa.
Mow York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, April 20.-BEEVE3 Re
ceipts, 8,206 head; steers slow, but steady to
strong; heavy buns easier; others steady;
common cows. Miluo higher; others steady;
steers, $5,0006.60; oxens and steers, $i.50vt9
6.90; cows, $3.1oi.75. Liverpool and Lxinuon
cablea quoted live cattle selling at liV.-tf
U4c, dressed weight; sheep, firmer at 143"
lie; lambs. 16c, dressed weight; refrigerator
beef, higher at 8Mi(a4c. Exports tomorrow
1,012 head of cattle and 6,8o0 quarters ot
beef.
CALVES Receipts, 4T0 head; market quiet
at yesterday'a decline; veals, $4.005j4.00;
oholce. $0.75; dreesed calves, lower; city
dressed veals. 64,100; country dressed, b9
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1164
head; sheep almost nominal; wooled lamb.
lifl16o higher; clipped sheep, $4.50; ollpt cd
lambs. 8o.iivn5.60; woolrd lambs. $6.4341.75.
HOGS Receipts. 2,Oh8 head; market easy;
State hogs, $6.96.
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. April Sl.-CATTI.I2 Re
ceipts. 1.(8)0 head, including 600 southerns;
market steady; choice export and '.reused
beef steers, $5 .2& .90; fair to good. Riot?
$.25; western fed steers, $J.T5W5.26; stockers
and feeders, $3.00r?i4-75; southern fleers.
$3.266.00; southern cows, $2.501 4.rv native
cows, $2 6iVr74.&; native hellers. $3775)5.00;
bulls, $.1.(Kij74.16; calves, $3.ti0(i6.60.
HOtiB Receipts, 6,600 head; weak: to lc
lower: top, $6 .; bulk of sales, $4.36t)4 4&;
heavy. VUFitv V. packers, $l.4034.47; pigs
snd light, $f,.4(i6.4f).
SHEEP AND liAMiiit-Keeeipts. t.nn
heed; strong to loo higher; top for lambs,
$t).Wi: native lambs, $."..ot4 1! 86 ; weHtern
lambs, $5.tl8fi4.mi ewes and yearlings, H.l'i
6.(8); western fed yearlings, $5.0vj6.Zo; west
ern fed sheen, li.IMiX Ou; stockers and feed
ers, $3.tXkii4 50.
Nesjro Confesses Murder.
PHILADELPHIA. April 20. -; Wll''am
Perrv a negro, who, accoraing t" ' ""
wrry. who is about 35 y"" old. a 1 ho
objected to the a ent ons wri.c.i
SSSftffSKr- yUAc'Ii-cI10
Woman Shoots Her Husband.
f W ? .f!.ri' w?T an?,tubabl y
. H I 111 1 11 1 Illicit, " ,
fatally wounaea nere
Mrs. Most al-
edyh"r husblnd T struck'her in the face.
"F" ril. "r o. shots, one entei-
Wnereupim ... -
lng the abdomen.
Wisconsin Mast Commits gntcldr.
motjti if Ala April 20. William Btvck
erV.aBmimonAa.ar. ofPMilwaukee. Wl... com
mltted suicide here today.
Gold from Germany.
TENDON. April 30. Tlie Hamburg-Amerl-
for Dover yesterday, took $l.SuO,000 in low.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
447
1 404
1 4i
l 30 I 15
15 3
HEIFERS.
8 ill 4
8 40 3
15
3
4
BUI .LB.
744 I 10
1 S6
414 I M
iW I 18
1174 I 4
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. 411
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4 14
1 40
1 74
70
t 74
St. Loala l.lvo Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 10. CATTLE Receipts,
7"t) head, iticliiding 250 Texansi market
strong: native shipping and export Fleers,
. 1 j;. A.. .1 ., c. A VAAf a . ... ki,lha mIaa.-m
81 6ii6.50; Hleers under l.Ou) pounds, $3.26ii7
i.ad; stinkers and f 1 filers, $3KMp4 3G; cows
snd heifers. $2 1004.75: tutnnera. $1,751)2.25
bulla, $3 ii(S4 00: calves. $3.7Mi.26; texss
and Indian steers, $3.004j-.7b; cows and
heifers. 82 0uu390.
HOGt Receipts, 6 (V head; market 6c
higher: pigs snd lights. $5.6ovi4.60; packers,
$rt ''xto 4v, butchers and best heavy, $4 65
e 76
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.000
head; market Heady; native muttons, 84.00
f,6 !: lumbs, $5 5.K(t7ti0: culls and bucks,
$3uijT4 0j; stockers, $3.0CKi3.50.
Christiana KJeldgaard to Johanna P.
Kjeldgaard. lot li block 13. Doer
x&r
Isaao N." Watson to Omaha Loan and
Trust company, lot 6, block 4, Or
chard Hill ; -J.;
Marv U Ulbbs and husband to Flora
Kahn lot 8, block 3, Paddock Place,. 4.000
Mary A. Mathews to J. H- Thomp
son, lot 18. block B. Bedford. ........ . 1
11V... m T.rr, to Pauline B. Davis,
s of lot 13, uioca v., - .
subdivision ;
Fred A Martin and wire to inn"
Klngerlas. wv4 01 101 h; um. ..
Rusli at Belby's addition uW)
Frank H. Young t al., truntee., to
Julius Thlele, lots 31 ana 00, uiuce,
12. Brlggs Place J.'W
Anna K. Dillon und husband to George
Butkland, lot 2. block lt3, Omaha 1
A. K Reed and wife to lK'nry Rohlff.
part ot lot 0, ItuaicgH necona aoai
Uon ; -
Maggie J. Smith and husband to i.ni-
cago at rortnwesiru itanway inin
r,nv u. of lot 6. block 40. Omaha... 3.600
Josef Spteka and wile to Anton Malck
etal., lot IS. block 8, Brown Park.... 1,803
Rudolph Beigo and wife to c. t. i ari
berg, lots 7, 6, 9 and 10, First addi
tion. I.ke View $
Nellie Klrby to William Kirby, lots
9. 10, 11 and 13, block 3. Ames 4,lUM
National Life Insurance company to
I C. East, part ot lot 18, block 6,
Shull's Second addition 1.750
Franklin Realty company to Hettle P.
Goodrich, tract in Tukey's Replat,
Ilemls Park 3,409
Frank Hagerman to Thomas B. Tomb,
part of lot t. block 3, Capitol Hill.... 1
C. G. Carlberg and wife to Rudolph
Bergo, lots 1 to 10, block 1, and other
lots, Irene Place
Florence K Stepnrn and husband to
V. C. Jorgenseii, lot 1, replat block
6, Petnls lark 3,fW
Llninger & Metialf Co. to l'eter Kle.
wit, lot 14, block 6, March's addi
tion 1.2W)
Huttie K. Harris et al. to MaKKia A.
Hchweriii, n f lot. 4, block 8,
Plainvlew add, turn 0
tlous City Live Stork Market,
BIOUX CITY. April 2a fflpeclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 4iv head; mar
ket steady; beeves, $4 tows, bulls
F. D. Day &. Co.
Stocks. Grain. Provisions
' snip lonr Urala ta Da.
Chicago and Hisaeauel,. Delivery.
Cne-eightb comml4aiou on Urals, one
guarter on Stocka Prompt and easeful
attention given to outuids accounts, vtrtta
for cur dally Market Letter, mailed free
Main Office,
1148-11$ Boar A of Trad tUdg.
OMAHA. 8KB.
Load Distaaeo 'Phoney Uoaalaa 8A$4A
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