TTTH OMAHA DAILY REE: WKDXKRDAY. APRIL 25. 1906.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Gathers Strength, Advancing; More
Than a Cent
CROP KILLLRS GET IN EARNEST WORK
1 arsaer. 1. Kan... 8.14 Be ri..
T I P Winter Wheat Mill WIH
Close Fear Dare Cera
.i . Draga,
Th. wm OMAHA. April 24. 1908.
.,crP killer began to get m their
TL VL od '""' today. Heporta came
Kan" that farmer were plowing
kP LhLr wht. which had oeon Injured
innlstuVe w,n1 Ph winter and lack of
.,,u,th.iJv'rvo1 cables lower, and more
jaiK or mills closing down, the market
iV-i1. flr,t hour wa weak. Then came
"rdirts report, showing a large de
crease In the world visible, and the mar
ket turned strong on shorts covering-. The,
report of deterioration of the crop tin
shed the work. May closed 1914o higher
than yesterday and July lo higher.
.iorn we"-k "id Inclined to drag,
though a few tranaactlon at the close
made May a pllt higher. Other month
lout Ho. Receipt overran the etlmate
and cash demand u not o good. Th
advance In wheat helped hold corn steady.
al were steady, th close being Wo
higher for May and Ho for July.
Primary wheat recelpta were 281,000 bush
el and shipments ina.ono bushels, against
receipts lajit year of 8i.no bushels and
shipments of :!,0no bushels. Corn re
ceipts were 396, a o bushels and shipments
. ' b"hel. against recelpta last year
if 410.000 bushel and shipment of ia.000
bushel. Clearance were 24,lt barrel of
four. 114.000 bushel of corn and 10,760
bushel of oat, s
Liverpool closed HOHd lower on wheat
and Hd lower en corn.
The Chicago Tribune this morning ay:
All of the western and northern miller
have agreed to shut down every mill for
four day between now and May L Thla
action I to be taken In the hop that It
will Improve the situation."
Local range ot option;
r, 7lac; Nr.. 1 northern. Tlr; to'
arrUe, ,Xc: No. 1 northern. a; to I
nve, 7,; No. I wheat, Tt 78r; No. 1
fr- yellow. 44c. tts:' No. I white.
jo. a oats. Zt7 frzJSr. Barley,
V.V0- .Rre, (tyetlWc. Flax: Cash.
l!H; May. tl.l.
SEW YORK (.KlSKRAl, MARKET
4aotatln et the Day ea Varies
Ceaasnedltlea.
i.1U.15WLJORK- Apr" M-rirR-Recelpts,
iia7 bWn; exports. lti bhl Market
steady to firm, with slow trade; winter
PtenM, H9a4 26; winter straights. $!.;Ck0
, patents. 4avn6i; winter
tra. li.7iVii3.26; Minnesota hakers. t3.40i
o; winter low mi.. ti h. r .
flour, quiet; fair to good.' $X8Mi3 80;' choice
to fancy, $3 96&4.10.
uniMEAI-Flrm; fine white and vel
ow. 11.20: rhnfc ft rt7ff?i ia- irii- A-tA ti ..a
et7o.
R.YE-t)ull; No. i western. 70c, asked, f.
o. b. New York.
MARKJ-.Y-4Julet; feeding. 47VC, C. I. f
New York; malting, 62nt,7c. c. I. f. New
A t-M r .
Artlcle. Open. High. I Low. Closa. Yes'y.
May...
July...
Corn
May, r
July..
Oats
May..
71a ' 75'
71HA ' 1it
43A 43A
' 1A SIA
71 HI 7?A
71 HA
42H
41H
I
42V
41
30Al K1A
71 A
714.
42A
41A
SIA
A asktd. B bid.
Omaha Ca Prleea.
WHEAT No. I', hard. !3Wc: No. I
hard, HhvflSc; No. 4 hard, UKtf71c; No. i,
prlng, 7anr75c; No. 8 spring. itio'iSo.
COHN No. a. 44o; No. 4. 4243c; no grade,
Hl41Hc; Wo. t yellow. 44c; No. S white, the.
OAT8 No. S mixed, SO He; No. I white.
He," No. 4 white. SuHo.
RYK No. S, tocj No. I. 63 H&
Carlet Receipt.
Wheat, Corn.
Chicago
Kansas City ..,
Minneapolis ...
Omaha
Duluth
bt. Louis ..
14
.... 81
....128
'.".".'.103
.... 34
21'
61
20
i
Oat.
248
67
18
103
CHICAGO URA1M AND PROVISIONS
Featsrr at the Trading; and Closing;
Price, ea Beard of Trade.
CHICAGO, April 24 Reports of damage
to the crop by dry weather In the soutn
west caused an advance today of over lc
per bushel. The price of wheat here at the
close of the July option was precisely lc
above yesterday's quotation. July corn and
oat were each up He Provisions were a
hade higher to 7Ho lower.
Btrengih in wheat developed toward the
middle of the eBlon. prior to that time
trading was of a dragging character and
th tone of the market was easy. The
eany weakness was due to lower cahlea
a slack demand for cash wheat and t'avnr-
auie weainer for seeding In the northwest.
one of th principal reason -for the
sharp upturn was found In reports from
th winter wheat sections, where It Is
claimed the crop ' la being damaged by
high winds and dry weather. Another
Influential factor wa the statement of the
world visible supply at breadstuff a
"Mwnpaii440fra e -poomibk to thla
authority ' llio world's stock have' de
creased 4.R34.UO bushels and of this amount
It .was claimed the American stocks de
creased nearly 3,5ou,000 bushels. These bull
ish advlccH started active buying by short.
The greatest demand was tor the distant
deliveries. As ottering were light prices
advanced rapidly. The market continued
active and strong, the remainder of the
oay, closing only a trifle below the highest
. point. July closed' H'ilc higher at .itH'i?
bHo. May ranged between 7Hc and 80c and
closed at a gnlu of IHc at 79'c. Clearances
of wheat and flour were equal to 109,000
bushels. Primary receipts were 2X1,000
Dusneia, compared witn -".VA" Duaneia th
corresponding week a year ago. Minneapo
lis, Duluth and Chicago reported recelpta
of 24a agalnat 22 cars last week and 311
cars a year ago.
Corn wa uull, but steady on predicted
wet weather. July closed He higher at
4JHc. May sold tie! ween 4bV9-k7c and 4H'tP
c ana closed at t.c. Local receipts
ware ZJi car with 33 car of contract
grade.
Oat were moderately active and firm on
wet weather prediction. July closed He
nigner at wc. May rangea between 81 Vy
l:g and 32Hc and closed at 32Hc. Locai
receipt were 246 cars.
Provisions were inclined to weakness the
greater part ot the day because of liquida
tion by local holders. Late in the session
a firmer tone developed and the market
recovered the greater part or an early de
cline. At the close July pork was off 67H.
at 116 fc:H'u45.86. Lard was tin a shade at
. M 6tas.&.'Hc Rib were 2Hu6c lower at
Estimated receipt for tomorrow are
wheat. 1 car; com, W cars; oats, 76 car
hog. 30,000 head. .
The leading future ranged a follows:
Articles.) Open. High.j Low. Close. Yea'y
Wheat
May 78HH
July 7HijH
Bept. 77H-UH
Corn
May 46V447
July 4H
Sept. 46HS-H
Oata
May ' 81
July SoH
Bept- 28HHH
Pork I
May 16 66
July 16 tu
Sept. 16 66
Lard
May 42H
July 1 66
fe.pt, 70
Ribe
May 60
July 'H
Bept. H
80
7H'o-V
HI
' I
tTHITHl
4t.4
46HI
TSHI
77H
46V
41)
4tiH
S'iSvHoV
jl H
15 66
16 8&
16 66
I 60
a tHl
i u
a .h
U 60
16 Tihti
42H
166
.'Hi
I 6
a
7 7814
7.n .79HS.7RVa
47H 673 H
HI 4iH
4iH! 4
2H S
3" H
aHi
16 62H
16 66
6 60
fun
16
6JH
S 66
16 66
16 M
4"H
8 60
72V
!67Vi
TV
a 76
No. a.
Caalt quotations were as follows: .
PLUU lv Maxket, steady; winter patents,
tt.6UU3.30; winter straighta. 63.3oia3.60: srrina-
ratabta, 33.6b4 0; spring straight. fS.eOu
a: bakara, Ucwa-W. i
WllliAT No. I spring. Sogfflo; No. a. 76
fiic; jno. I reo. e. )o.
CORN-No. t, 47e; No. I yellow, 4A$4V
ojl i i o. . iio, tin wmie, ksmc
no. wnite, n4u
RYE No. L 6iSl.
BAKLKV Good feeding 3941o; fair to
choloe mailing, tiiacoo.
6KKXi No. 1 tut. 61.07; No. 1 northwest
ern. 3114. Ulniuthy, prime, 63.17H- Clover,
contract rrade. IlLbu.
PROVISIONS Mea pork, per bbL. 14.o0
016.66. Laxd. per 100 lb.. Sj &xS&JH- Buort
l ibs sides (. loose t. $8 owi. 60; short clear
kides (uoxedl. a.suue.uo.
Following were the receipt and hip-
man u 01 nour ana grain;
Receipt. Shipment.
Flour, bbl 43.100 14.o
Wheat. Int. IS.iXt 26.6i0
Cora, bu. 1 .. il.V
-ata. bu. ot.V 371,400
Rye, bu. 16.000 LauO
barley, bu. 6;,3u0 ' M.S. 4
On the Prduo exchange today th but
ter market wa steady; creameries, Hif
DoHc; aalrteaJ 1710. Kgg. nrmi at mark.
caaae Inoluoed. 06Hi firsts, lSHcl prim
nraia, iirVc; eauaa, ue. cneeee. easy
UHllUc
Hissrasells 4elai Mark.
MlNNiiAPOLia. April 4- 1TLOU &-lHr.t
patent. H-liHt4.; eenood patents, 34rf
w. nm vieare, ijwui.ivi Mvona near.
J 4o!a6v
UK AN In bulk. tU.00.
AnVfee.l Qpei. lUgb.l Low. Cluse Tse-y,
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDSlrr:ri!-:nus:;wrtr,: OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
WHEAT-Reeelnt. 28.000 bu. Bpot market
strong; No. I red, nominal, elevator, 9e.
r. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern. Duluth. H
f. O. b. afloat. Ontlnns nn.n,it a.n lnw.p
tO U.R lllaher. ruled av lirwl.r .Kla m A
bearish weather and crop conditions, for
eign and domestic; then rallied lHWlHc on
reports of crop damage in the southwest,
large derrease In world' supply and re
newed May manipulation. The close was
firm at a net rise of H'fflHc. Exporters
took no wheat. May. VoiHe, closed at
7HN July, MHSKSc. closed at KHc; Bep-
icmitrr. iwnew, cioaea at Kf'4iC.
CORN-Recelpta. 6S.B75 bu.; export. M.777
bu. Bpot market firm; No. 2, 7c. nom
inal, elevator, and MH f. o. b afloat: No.
I yellow, 67c; No. i white, 67c. Option mar
ket opened Ho higher In face of poor cable,
and advanced on decrease In world's storks
and demand from short. The close was
firm at a net advance of Akc. Exporters
took 128.008 bu. May. 6SH?iWc, closed at
BSTie; July. f274r63H closed at R3He; Sep
tember. fi"4UV closed at 63c; Decem
ber closed at 62Hc.
ua 1 B Kflcelpts. I24.6O0 bu.; exports. ZK)
bu. Bpot market steady; mixed oat ,26 to
32 lbs,. 37iS7Hc: natural white. 30 to 33 lbs..
37'nfHc; clipped white, SS to 40 lbs., 39
HAY Firm: shlnnlnr. 60e5c: rood to
choice, 66C&31.00.
llOl'B firm: state, common to choice.
1!05. 17.40; Pacific coast. 1906. t3.OOi213.00:
1904. ITOxaSOO; olds. 64 096.00.
11DK8 Bteafly: Crfilveston. 20 to 25 lhs..
20c; California, 21 to 15 lbs., 21c; Texas, dry,
24 to 30 Ins.. lc.
LKATHER Steady; acid, KHnc
PROVISIONS lleef. steady; family. 111.50
613.00: mess, titooa 10.00: beef hams. 330.0u
31.60; packet, S10.60tj?11.00; city extra India
mess, llR.Oi) 18.60. Cute meats, Arm; pickled
bellies, iH.alo.bo; pickled shoulders, lumv
7.60; pickled ham. 6ll.OtMi1l.60. Ird, barely
steady; western prime, 8.7Mi1l., nominal;
refined, quiet; oontinent, 10; Botitn Amer
ica, 110.00; compound, t7.00Hi7.60. Pork,
steady; family. lK.Mi1K.75; short clear,
ll.2fi 18.00; mesa, 317.264il7.76.
TALIX)W Steady; city (34 20 per pRg),
6Hc: country pkg. free), 6Hr'Hc.
HICK Hteady; domestic fair to extra.
aU'flAc; Japan, nominal.
BUTTE K Firm; creamery, common to
extra, 144i21c; held, lSV.ftlic; state dairy,
common to extra, l&aoHc; western factory.
common to finest, l3glHn; western imita
tion creamery, firsts, 10til7c.
CHEB8E Firm; state full cream, large
and small, colored and white, fancy, 14Ho;
state, good to prime, 13H&14HC; state, com
mon to fair. lKBl.Tc.
KOOS Firm: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected white, 22c; choice,
20u2lc: mixed extra, JOc; western firsts.
1Sc; western seconds, ISHo; southerns, lt0
I'Ol LTRY IMve. nrmer; fowls, uw; tur
keys. 12c. Dressed poultry, firm; western
chickens, 10c; turkeys. lc; fowls, 13Val4c.
t. I.oala General Market.
ST IjfJl'IS. Anrll 24. WHEAT Higher:
No. t red cash, elevator. 8704c; track. MfJ
7c: May. 7Hc; iuly, 77H&77Hc; No. 2 hard.
7iltc.
collN Futures, hlsher: cash, lower: No.
2 cash, nominal; track, 4H4io0c; May, 45H
44f4t,c; July, 44l44Hc.
OATS Firm: No. 2 cash, 32c: track, 32
Sl'Hc: May, 32c; July, 03Hc: No. 3 white.
Mhv.&c.
r Mil n meaay; rea winier patents, .eu
64.60: extra fancy and straight, ia.70ft4.10;
clear, 32.20ti3.0a
BEEl) Timothy, steady; xz.&ocjs.so. .
CORNMKAl-Steady; t2.0.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track, 95c
&ll 00. ' - "
HAY Steady:. timothy, Sl!.00iti'lE.60
ftnflrte Tn.013.. t
iKun fin tun 11 .0 i.m.
BAOQINO lHe-HKMHTWINB-7V4C.
P,0 VISIONS Pork, lower: lobbing, $16.66.
Lard, steady; prime steamed, $8.26. Dry
alt meat, steady; Doxea. extra snoria,
19.00; clear riba, 9.a; snort clear.
Bacon, steady; boxed, extra short, 39.76;
clear rll. $10.00; short clears, J10.12H
POULTRY vak ; cnickens, ioc; tur
keys, 14c; ducks, 12c; geese. 7c
BUTTBK Bteaay; creamery, ltKaJc;
dairy, 14'17c.
tXMJB Bteaoy at ic, case count,
Recelpta Shipments.
6,000 ,0
34,000 6S.0O0
91.000 34.000
103,000 106.000
Hear Offering in First Eoar Cansa Eearj
Siuirp in Values.
MARKET RECOVERS ON BUYING BY BULLS
Coaseaaeare l.lkely to Flow freaa
Saa Fraee'seo leases the Hem- .
laant lageence ef the
Day.
NEW YORK, April 24 The stork market
enjoyed some relief from liquidation, but
not until prices had been driven to a point
lower than at sny time since the news of
the San Franrlsro disaster. This was dur
ing the first hour, in which business wa at
a high rat of activity. Transactions for
the hour ran to well over 600,000 shares.
From the low level tduched at that time
there was quick recovery to the neighbor
hood of last night' level. Advance be
yond that point were slow and on a mod
erate volume of business. The buying
decreased as prices rose above the level
offering profit to the largest part of the
speculative bull element.
There was no Important new development
In the recent tenor of the news and the
market continued tinder the dominant In
fluence of the many varying consequences
to How from the San Francisco losses.
Dicutslon continued to center on the po
sition of the Insurance companies, the ex
tent of the casualties likely to result
amongst them, the methods they might
adept to finance their losses and the ef
fect upon the general supply of credit
and upon the securities market. There was
helleved to be liquidation In progress to
day as well as yesterday for direct account
of some of the insurance companies. The
effect was particularly marked In the bond
department and in high grade investment
storks of the kind usually held in the
treasuries of corporations with large re
serve 'In Investment. Banker were of
the opinion that the Insurance companies
would have no trouble borowlng funds on
the securities of these Investment holdings
If they decide to do so. But It Is pointed
out that at current market prices the In
vestment held on securities Is below the
Interest rate (or time loans In the money
market. This might have the effect of
giving the preference to sales of securities
rather than to borrowing money to secure
funds In hand for the payment of Insurance
lorses. It was also pointed out that with
the necessary period yet to elapse before
adjustment of losses can be made and
the additional period allowed for their pay
ment, the necessity for realizing on asset
of th Insurance companies Is not Imme
diate. That considerable selling of thl
character remains to be effected, however.
Is generally believed, with natural repres
sive effect on a speculative buying of
stock.
The stream of remittance from New
York to San Francisco wa freely main
tained today. A drop to 60 cent discount
In New York exchange at Chicago drew
attention tf the fact that large shipment
are being made from there to the Pacific
coast against New York credits In order
to save time. This constituted an obliga
tion of the New York banks to Chicago
which Is to be reckoned with beyond the
actual movement of currency from New
York Itself. The intention of the secre
tary of the treasury to deposit $16,000,000
of government funds with Ban Francisco
bank will operate of course to relieve the
situation. Rrports of the light Inquiry for
Russian loan bonds In London were re
ceived with disappointment. A prominent
relaxation of foreign money markets from
requirement for the Russian loans I
dependent upon the facilities with which
holdlncs are passed from bankers' hand
Into general Investment. There la the possi
bility so that the Bank of England has
postponed action on an advance In Its dis
count rate until the needs of the Russian
loan hHs been filled. Selling of securities
In London for Paris account wa attrib
uted to the condition of unrest and fear
of disturbance Incident to a proposed gen
eral atrlke In France on May 1. The ex
pectation of large earnings for the first
quarter of the year to be reported by the
unnea mates eteei corporation helned It
stock. Not much of the day's gain were
retained after a selling movement during
tne nnai nour ana tne market closed heavy
and dull.
Bonds were Irresrular. Total sale. tar
value. $2,475,000. United States old 4s de
clined ht. the new 4 registered H and the
coupon per cent on call.
1 no rnllowlnc was the rnna-e of nrlcea on
the New York fltorlr irhin '
' Btiea. Hifn. Ix
Flour, bbl.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .
Oat, bu. ..
Kaaaaa City Orala sad Provlaloa.
KANSAS CITY. ADril 34.-WHEAT May.
62c; No. 1 red, l'lr92c.
CORN May, 43V; ; July, 42c. can: wo.
2 mixed. 4c: No. 3 white, 47y47Hc
OATS No. 3 whlte.szHO-
KOOS Firm: Missouri and Kansas, new.
No. I. whltewood cases Included. 16c; case
counts. 14c; cases returned. He less.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $13.00;
choice prairie. $10 6O)10.15.
KYE Mteany;
BUTTER Creamery. lc: packing 11 Ho.
Receipts. Shipment.
Wheat, bu , 47.000 2s,000
Corn, bu 36.000 Y7.000
Oats, bu 23.000 13.000
Philadelphia Prodae Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April 24. BUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery, 22c; nearby
prints. Z3c.
EQOS Firm; western, He higher; nearby
fresh, WHC at mark; western firsts, 17c, at
mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full cream,
12VWI14C. .
Liverpool Orala aad Pravlstoas.
LIVERPOOL, April 34 WHEAT Spot,
nominal; futures, quiet; May 6 July,
6 7Vd: September, 6 6d.
CORN Bpot, firm; American mixed, new,
4 6d; American mixed, old, 4 9d; future,
quiet; May 4 6 led; July. 4 4H1-
Peoria Orala Market
PEORIA. April 14. CORN Lower: No.
$ yellow. 47Hc; No. 3. 4THc; No. 4. 46Hc; do
grade. 444T46HO.
OATS Unchanged; No. $ white, 31 c;
No. 4. SIHc
RYESteady; No. 1. 63c.
. Toledo. Seed Market. .
TOLEDO, April 14. SEED CJlover, eaah
and April, $6.40, Ootober, $4.07. Timothy,
$1.K!H; alik. $8.20.
Sagas aad Molasses.
NEW YORK. April 14. SVOAR-Raw,
steady; fair refining, Ffiit I9-$2c; centrif
ugal, 96 teat, SVi3 13-3-c, molasses augur.
2S0!B-S2c. Refined, quiet; No. 6, 4Awc;
No. 7. c: No. 3. t0c: No S. 3 86c; No. 10.
$soc: No. 11. 3.76c: No. 12. S70e: No. 13. a66o:
No. 14. I.6&c; confectioners' A, 4.3fic; mold
A. 4 860: cut loaf, .nc; crushed. 6Oo
rwdered, 4 60c; granulated, 4.60c; cube,
76c.
NEW ORLEANS. April 24. Bt'OAR
Quiet but steady; open kettle centrifugal.
IVi;lHc, centrifugal whites, $&4c; yellow.
$S3 13-16c; aecond. 2uHVc.
t'ottoa Market.
NEW YORK. April 24. COTTON-Spot
closed quiet; middling upland. 11.66c; mid
dling gulf. 11 90c: no sales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 24.-COTTON
Spot, steady: sales. LAO bales; ordinary,
tKc; good ordinary. Ill-lSc; low middling,
Ion: middling, HHc; good middling, USc;
middling fnlr. 12c; receipts, 6.244 bale;
stock, 1&.S; bale.
ST. LOUIS. April S4 COTTON-Qulet;
middling. UHc: sales, 66 hales; receipts,
gone: shipment. 966 bale; stock, 3u.5
tale.
Wheat I
May.
Julv
. P i77HJ
rial
lT. t T7H7HJV
MgJ JT J 1 16 J J 1HJ 1
T 76
T7H.THJV 77-4
1TH
lH
M's-ojieU 6Jateh Qua YVCiat; ' S 1
Loadoa rieslasT Stocks.
IjONDON. April 34.-r-Ck.slng quotation on
th Stock exchange were:
Consols. BMMMy IS. T Csntral....
ucMU M 1-14 Norfolk W
Aueoaa Ul e M
Alrkuns Ilk Ikurto A W
.im P.ll
.llkls.at Mm
R4I3
. Mj do let pH
. tl 4o M ptt
.1T44 SoathorB kllwf
o I4
BoltlOHM A Obi.
(oMoioa Pec;o .
rtiaa. A Ohio
('fclcoto Ol. W ...
c . u a m. p....
Mm
o. a a. a
to r'6
tm
4o 1st of
o M U
riliaoio roouol ...
lAtturllto a Nooa.
St.. K. d T
. fcltfc
. M
444
Adams KxpreM ....
Amalxtmatrd Copper
American c. ft F
Amarlran O. ft F. pfd
Aruartcan Cotton Oil
Amarlcan EipreM
Amrrlran H AL. pfd
American lee
American Ltoeeed Oil
Am. LlneeM Oil pfd
American Locomotive
Am. Locomottv pfd
American 8. A R
American S. A R. pfd
American Sugar Rtnntnf,...
Am. Tnhacro pfd. ctfa
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlaon
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic, loan urn
Baltimore ft Ohio....
Baltimore ft Ohio pfd
Brooklra Rapid T remit ...
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Cheaapeake ft Ohto
Chlcaxo ft Alton
Cnlcaxo ft Alton pfd
Chloego Great Weetern
Chicago ft Northweatero....
Chlcaso. Mil. ft St. r
Chicago T. ft T
Chicago T. ft T. pfd
C. C . C. A St. Louis
Colorado A Southern
Colorado ft Bo. let pfd.....
Colorado ft So. td pfd
Conaolldated Qaa
Corn Producta, rfg
Cora Producta pfd
Delaware ft Hsdeon
Delaware. L A W
Denver ft Rio Orande
Denver A R. O. pfd
Dletlliera' Securities
Kris
Erie let pfd
Erie 14 pfd
General Electric
Hocking Valler
Illloola Central
International Paper
International Paper pfd
International Pump
International Pump pf
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa City Southern
Kaunas City So. pfd
LoulaTllle ft Neeovllle
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Street Rr
Meilran Central
Minneapolis ft Bt. Loe.lt....
M . S. P ft 8. g. M
M . St. P. ft E. 8. M. pfd..
Mlaeourl Paotflc
Miuourl. Kanaaa ft Tela..
M., g. ft T. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. of M. pfd..
New Yor Central
New York. Ontario ft W...
Norfolk ft Weetcrn
Norfolk ft W. pfd
North America
Paclne Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gaa
P.. C. C ft St. Louli
Proaaed Steel Car
Preeeed Steel Car pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading ,
Reading let pfd
Reading td pfd
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Koch laland Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
St. L ft S. P. id pfd.
So. Louis Southweetera....
St. Louie S W.pld
Southern Pactne.
80. HacISc pfd
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneeeee Coal A Ira
Teiaa ft PaciSc
Toledo. St. L. ft W
Toledo, St. L. A W. pfd..,
I'd Ion Paclle
t nloa Paclne pfd
t'nlted Statee Knpreaa ,
I'nlted States Really
Vnlied states Rubber
V. 8. Rubber pfd
tailed Slaiee 8teel...
I 8. Bvcol pfd
Va. -Carolina Chemical ..
Va. -Carolina I bete, pfd..
Wabaaa ,
Wabaah pfd
Welle-Pargn Expreea ....
Weatlnghouae Electric ..
I' eaters In Ion
Wheeling ft Lake Erie..
wterooela Central
Wtaronel Central pfd...
Northers Paolfte
Central Leather
t'-eelral Leather pfd
Sloaa-Shemeid Steel
Total ae Ire for the day,
.160.300
. 4. 600
. 100
. l.tno
100
. 1.000
. 14.400
too
'. 11.409
400
. 42.IO0
"0
. 10.JO0
. 1.700
. 46.100
. 11.400
'. " ioi
. 4.400
'. 44. POO
1.600
108 S
4IS
11 i
an,
(26
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ti
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114 .
lit
134V4
103 4
164 Ke
SH
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IIO14
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411
101
sot,
tu
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10 4
'tsvi
113,
16314
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136
1014
4
14"
1011 S,
'in"
16tVb
4.100 64 66
1 O0
4.100
1,000
16.100
100
649
1.100
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4. 100
l.aoo
1.100
too
"'400
too
l.tno
14.400
too
too
tot
l.too
l.aoo
100
l.tot
100
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74
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tm
170
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11
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lit
14
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tot Vi
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41
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do ptd
Souther Pacific
t'nloa Pmle ...
4o pfd
V S. Ileal
do pfd
Wabaak
do ptd
Spaa. a 4s
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. li
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.. 47
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600
100
4.700
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too
t.100
l,6u0
1.100
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t.iot
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1.104
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100
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t.OoO
too
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146
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160
74
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101
161
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65
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40
76
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164
113
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166
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7
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tu
107
41
101
II
121
II
t!
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11
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64
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Jrw York Moacy- Market.
NKW TORK. April -MONKT-fti cell.
efearlr at 4B4V t.er cent: nilltig rite. at.tS
4H per cent; closing bid. 4 per cent; ofTrrerl.
per cent. Time loans, lirm: w and V
svs and 6 months, 5tj6 per cnt.
I'RIMB MF.ItCANTll.K rArKK-''l5'i
per cent.
STKKMXd KXCIIANOK Fsv at ft .WS
fM 6440 for demand and at $4S1.iht4MK for
-dar bills; posted rates. $4 vjt.sa nnd
M.fVM.4; rnmmerrlal bills. 34 SI.
BIL,VKR Bar. 6f'ac: Mexican dollnrs.
6lHe.
HtNDS Government, weak; rnltroad.
weak.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
follow:
.103 Japan la. 2d eerie .. "
.i,M do 4 tt 14
.103 do 4a rtta tl
.104! do td eerlei
.inj!l. A N. unl. 4a 103
,1W Man. c. g 4a.. 101
.110 iMev Central in
.111 do let Inc
71 Mlnn. ft M. L. 4e
reg.
... l.too
too
...116.400
... 0.n
... l.tt
200
... 1.10
. . . 1, 400
lu
"ioi
4u0
to
... 14.400
... 4.SU0
63
10
41
lnt
44
lt
11
"6'4
7
231
123
ti"
i
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24
44
44
2r
61
4
117
r
t
144
II
M
61
1U
61
1(M
41
10
41
P
4.
. S. ret ts.
do cotipos .
. 6. la. reg
do coupon .
. 8. old 4a.
do eoupon .
. S. n. 4a, 1
do coupon .
m. Tobacco
do ta
Atchlaon sen.
do art). 4a
tlantlc C. L. 4a..
Ral. ft Ohio 4a ...
do RVt
Brk. R. T. c. 4a...
Central of Oa. 6a..
Mo 1st Inc.......
do 2d Inc
do Id Inc
Chea. ft Ohio 4e.
hlcago ft A. t.
., R. ft Q n. 4a
.. R 1. ft P. 4a
do col. 6a
err. ft St. L. g 41
Colo. Ind. ta. aor.
do eertee B
Colorado MI4. 4a.
olo ft Bo. 4a
uba ta
D. A R. G. 4a
Platlllers Sec. 6a
Erie p. I. ta
do gen. 4a
Hocking Val. 4i
anas aa
UHerd.
tl
177
16
61
111
41
tt
17-V
14
41
310
. t tot Tt Tl
I. Mi. oo aharea
4
1J
7
71
5i
t7
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12t
M
II
2
tta;
64
46
2:
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44
117
"1
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140
11
I
141
4
111
r
62
It
4t
107
44
14
tv
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4a
1M
11
177
111
41
101
'
Mew York Sttalaa; Stoeka.
NEW YORK, April i4.-Clo.lng quotation.
vs. eiiiiiiiigj nucaa were:
BIIVFR Bar. steady, Kvd per ounce.
muixki-4 par cent.
Tbe rate of discount In the open market
for shurt bills Is 3 per Oval: fu Uixe
montiier- bill, r& tier cant.
Adam Cos
A li
Breeoo
Urunawick Coa .
Comatoik Tunnel
Coa. I al. ft Va..
Hum Silver ......
Iron Sliver
Leadvtlle Co ...
Offered.
... f
...loo
... t
... 64
... 17
.. .100
..Ml
...tot
... 4
.Little Chief ..
Ontario
Opkir
Puoeais
toUMt
Savage ,
S.erra Nevada
itmall Mope ,
'btaadard
. T
111
.40
. 1
. 14
. It
. 14
Bank (lrarlaga.
tlHAHi Anrl 34 Hank t (.arlnoa foe in.
da tan e e,;o;.fc ana for the torreepend-
111 iM., . A T
.im do 2
. 4 M R. R. of M c
. M M. V c. g l.
.102 M. .1 r ta...
. t4 Ne Pacific ta.....
. A do 3a
.114 N. ft W. e 4...
. t O. 8 U rtrtg 4a.
. e4 Penn. conv. e.
. 17 Reading gen. ta.
.!(. St. L. ft I. M. c.
1014 .St. L. ft ft F
23
tl
101
II
"
33
1V
H.
T7
100
M
10 1
100
114
t. 4a.
4... 75
, ft I8t. L. S W
. 10 seaboard A. 1. 4a ... 17
. kl "So Parlflc 4e
.loili1 do let 4 ctra.. ..V
A. 7S So. Railway 6 117
7 i Ten. A pacifte la .123
ff. T.. St. L. ft W. 4a.. nii
14 il nlon Parlflr 4a 1"4
104' do conv. 4 16'
lon T. g. st,. 5, M
aj. Wabanh la 11
101 I do deb It 76?,
91 'Woetern Md 4a 6i
ir W. At. E 4a
M ,Wia Central 4a tl
Boston Stocks naff Bonds
HOSTON. April 24 -Call loans.
cent: time loans, o'lrfi por cent.
rinsing on stock and bonds:
Atchlaon adj. 4a...
do 4e
Me Central 4a...
AtrhtFnn
do pfd
Boaton ft A I be ny..
Rnet.on ft Maine...
Fltchburg pfd ..
Mexican Central ..
. Y . N. H. ft
nlon PaclAc ..
Amer. Arga. Chem..
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tube..
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Americas T. A T..
Amer. Woolen
do pfd ..
Dominion f
ft 8.
Edleon Elec. liu
aaa. Eleotrlo 18
do pfd 44
Mlaa. Oaa 46
nlted Emit lotti
United Bhoe Marh.... tl
do pfd 30
C. S. Steel 42
do pfd 107V
Weetlng. common .... 71
Adventure ,
Bid. Asked.
tlAllouei
lnoS'Annlgamited .
78 fAtnerlran Zinc
M'4 Atlantic
10014 niugham
iMVl al. A Merle..
17t It'enteanltl
143 Mopper Range .
2.1 Daly W.t
H...lt; Kranklln
141'tlranhy
26 Utile Rovale ...
tllMa. Mining .
lsi"Mlchlgan ....
13 IMohawk
lsr.!Mont. c. AC
187 loid Dominion .
iaiOflcenla
106 IParrot
lliQtilnry
I4k!liannnn
Tamarack ....
Trinity
Cnlted Copper
1. 8. Mining..
t:. S. oil
Vtah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North tlutta ...
51T per
official
...... 17
107
t
l
36
710
26
7
16
16
12
:o
t
It
al
41
114
S
100
I
10T
10
13
6
12
tl
I
7
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tt
Forelgra Financial.
PARIS. April 24. Tradlm on the bourse
today was Inactive. Ruaxian Imperial 4s
were quoted at 82.10 and Russian bond of
i!H at 4M.00.
dosea
Cattle Ehcw Little Chance in Any Di reo
tion from Yesterday.
HOGS OPEN LOWER, BUT CLOSE BETTER
Skeea and I A nibs la Moderate Sapply
and Fair Demand, Trices lle
tnalnlaaT Jnat Aboal Steady
oa All Klad.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 24. 1!H6
Rer-sipt were: Cattle. iltg. Sneep.
OfTlclal Mondy 2.H7." HuVJ 6.L'2
Ottii ial Tuesdsy lb.t'tj ,24o
Two duys tins week 8.1 16 lu.6.11' lz.4o4
8nnie flays last week.... 8.Z.0 lo.Hll Jo. ID,'
bnnie day week before. .3tw 1J.KU ZA.VH
haine three weeks ago.. l,iH ittoi lt,Mo
Same four week ago.... 6.341 lD.iTS li.lbl
Same duya Inst year 6.6"0 1.6J 16.ti
Uht.l'.it 'ld IO UATK.
The follow in table snows .ie receipt
t f cattle, hogs and sneep at South Omaha
for th year to date, compared with last
vea r :
Cattle
Hogs .
Sheep
RAIiU OF
liH. 1l.
S3,' 2o0.4ll
r-tS.74S 730,4t"9
C.i22 F41.3
1'KlCi.b.
43.6.14
lfW.27!
61,217
Omaha
t hlcago
Kansas City
Bt. Louis ....
Bloux City
Cattle.
$3.niV5.75
2.7Mi.16
3.6ljo.S6
1.1016.75
S fkjt5.40
Hoc.
6.26
1 50
(.16
ti n 46
tje.so
L'ATTLB QUOTATIONS
The following wilt siiow tn v.ice paid
for the different kind ot cattle on th
"villi Omaha market:
flood to choice corn-fed teer....$4 SMf6 40
Fair to choice corn-fed ateer Sfcset.M
Common to fair corn-fed teer 4.0t54 6)
Good to choice cow and heifer.. 8 b-Vtit j.)
Kalr to good cow and heifers 8.0t)iilS5
Common to fair enw and heifer.. 16ooj3 00
Oood to choice feeder t.Wit'iil
Fnlr to good stockers and feeder. I.6'1r4.fa)
Commo.n to fair stocker , l.7rVf3 60
Bull, atngs, etc J 60'24 OS
The following tabfe show th verag
price of hog at South Omaha for the lutt
several da). with iomuarison:
Date.
Apr. I...
Apr.
Apr. ...
Apr. 4...
'.pr. s ..
Apr. 8...
Apr. 7...
Apr. 8...
At. S...
Ap". 10...
Ap;. 11...
Apr. 12...
Apr. 13...
Apr. 14...
April 16...
April 17..
April 18..
April 19..
April 20..
April 21..
April 22..
April 23..
April 24..
Sunday.
I 1906. 1906. 11904. 190S. 10O2. 1901. 190O,
i 16
6 30
27H!
ti
21
iil
2ifc,
J
2T.
!
6 IS
6 21
6 2
6 30
6 26
6 2u
e
i 26
6 34J ( 81 4
SoVhl 6 381 4
6 45 I 6 261 4
6 4141 4
s 04i 7 isi t i 1 m
6 001 7 AUI 6iii I 001 6 M
I 1 24 6S! 6 St, 5 16
IMIIIKI l
SSI 6 6 6 10
1 6 77! 6 8u
6 68 6 27
64 Oil
6 67 6 (21 6 M
7 ?6 it aUI 6 87 6 36
4 961 7 I-.- )! i I2i 3
6 141 7 26
6 07 I
6 m 7 26
4 931 7 24
4 !1 1 7 27
4 1 7 26
1 ( 811 4 801
811 7 J91
1 841
6 60 6 23
6 60 6 3 4 tn
4 7B!
6 82
4 801
4 81
4 82:
S 43V 6 27
( 4ivl 6 23
6 43', & 30
I 6 331
6 34U! '
I B
7 22 ( 861
7 071 G HI
1) 6
I ( 04
6 Ml
6 40
6 4
1 a
7 131 6 95 6 821 6 U
1 ji
6 991 6 851 6 49
6 17; 6 ! 6 4
I 5 861 S 48
6 RSI I 6 42
7 071 8 6 81
7 021 6 Ml 6 801 6 88
7 Mi 6 99! 6 76! 6 S2
7 10
7 11
Tht official numoer of car of stock
brought In today by each road was:
cattle. Hogs, eneep u rs.
OMAHA WHOLESALE: MARKET,
Condition of Trade and annotations on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
ECK3S xtecelpts, IlberjU; fresh stuck, east
count. 14V.
LIVE rOULTHT Hens, llo; old
roosters, 6Vic; turkeys, idc: ducks, 11c;
young rooster, 7tjbc; geese, Sc.
IJRKbStU FOLLrai--TurMVa 18S1W;:
old tonia. l&tUttc; chickens, lutuiac; eld rooat
er. 7c; ducks, 124il3c; reese, be.
BUTTER Packlna stock. 11 'Ac: cholc
to fancy dairy, ltnolDc; creamery, 214f2Hc
ia I i t ices quoted by omaiia cea com
pany: No. 1 upland, 87; medium. 14 69;
coarae. 6.00.60. Rye atr&w. 66.60.
ilKAN 1'er ton, 117. 6U
NKW VEOheTAELES.
TOMATOILS Florlou per oral of 10 lbs-
net. 6 60.
WAX BEANB Per hamter of about S
lbs., net, lo.tw. -
8TR1NO riFAN PatikifflDcr of about SS
lb., net, t3.00tt4.0e. . !
tukn:f. jbbets o i.nd cakrots-
Louisiana, per do. DOnV-nca, ncititl.OO.
EHALLOTTS Louisiana. per
Duncnea, 7ac .
HEAD LKTTUCE-bounnin. oer bbL.
Ii.wulo 00: per dug beads, ll.txsfl.2k
LEAF LKTTCCE Hothouse, per do,
beads, 46c.
CUCUMEERS HotbdUse. per dot.. 31.00
1.60.
ONIONS Home growm yellow and red.
2o per lb; Spanish, per orate. 62.2; Colo-
raao, rea ana yenow, per 10.. ic.
TKOriCAl. WHbiiB.
DATES Per bos of SO 1-lb. pkg.. 82.00;
Hallowe en, In 7u-lb. boxes, per iu., 6c; bay
era. per lb., 4c; walnut? aluiied. 1-lb. pkas..
12.00 Der do.: S-lb. boxes, tl.00.
ORANOKar-California, extra fancy Red-
land navels, all isa, tt.ts; tancr navel.
ti 4D choice, all isea, t.
LEMONS Umonier! xUa fancy, 24
ice. $3.76; 0t to too slse, 4.J6.
FIGS Calif ornisk per carton, 'th'tt
86c; Impoitod oniyrna. tbrwerow u. Uc; U
crown. Uc.
BANANAS Fer tnedium auea puncn. 11.1t
tt J,; jumbo, 12 awut.06.
TANGERINES California par box of
about I2t. U.
GRAPE FRUIT Florida, per bos. II.MJ
1.60; California, per box a4.nv34.Gu.
PB1ARS1 Winter Neltl. 62.60.
APFLE8 California Newton. FlPDlns.
$2.ii; laldwlna, J per bu. box; Ben t)Ti. 63
per DU. not; v inesevpo. ew per uu. ixtit,
other vanetiea, V.vuvt.bv per bu.; New ioik
apple. Baldwin and rtuaaeu. 60.OU per bbL
UKAf iu.por;a u.vtia, eo.1w4i1.au.
POTATOES Kome kioT.u. ur bu.. 60J
Wc; buuth LiaJtota, per bu., 760.
NAVX BUaxsb rer ou., ti.oe; -xo. x, gi.ia
LIMA BKANSI Per lb.. ,o
CABBAGE California, 3u per .lb.; Wis
consin, in crates, per lu., 8o.
CELiEnx lonua, i.a per a ox.
SWEET POTATOES Ililuol. per 11-pk.
bbl., 64 76.
CAR ROTH, l-AUBJIU-B AiMU 1 L itiS Lt"&-
Per bu., teo and tl. r,
ti.r.r t.uio.
No. 1 rib. Uc; No. 3 ribs, 11 Vic; No. t
rib. 9Wc; No. 1 round, c; No. 2 round,
Vtu; Ko- round, 7c; No. 1 lo.ns. 16c; No.
loins, ic; io. iwiito, unv, nu. i piaie,
tc; Nu. 3 plate, ftc; i. e putie. c; mo. i
chucks, tc; No. 3 chucks, bVc; No. I chucks.
M P i.lA 4 C.ti k 15.
CIDER Per Keg, .: tier bbl, tt.71
HONEt'-Nw, per 24 lbs., U.u.
CHEESE Hwls. nen, loc; Wlsoonsin
hri.n uw-: Wisconsin umoemar. 16c: twuu.
13c; Yout.g Americas, loc
NLTTb Wsunuta, No. 1 soft ahell, n
emu. ujr lb.. liWc; bard siiolla. ' per lb
Wiifi- V scans. Uie, per b.. 14c; atuall, per
lb Xx. feauuta, per w, c; roevsieti, per i
ID., Sc. dull wtiouu, per lb., i2iionc.
AlinOUUS. SOU auuia, teer ., uc: nara
(belle, pel iu., uv, wmumi. e per eaca
I ... ... . ...
FHEBrl lion, iiout, iiu, naiout, 11c;
pickerel, areasea, iu; wuhi imuw. lie, uj.
bsh. -', yotcii, skiuitid and dressed, tu;
pike, Stiiuc; reuuiii , uc. vutuna. im,
crtappiu. be; eeis. Aivi; biack baa. ac;
whucUah, luttlUc; frog legs, ir uox., ii;,
lobstei. giecu, aoc; buileU lubders, 4-C.
blueiibii, loc; Herring. 6c; bpniu niaukoisi,
)c; haddock, loc: anrimp. ti.uw pr:i aaliun.
aiiielta. 1-. ood, 12c; bulliieada, Uo; calUsA,
tin.; :.' snad. 7bc; llouiidera, Uo.
MLbl IKUuhp-iwi..t. umr ID., vtguc.
RAUiBliEii xtCiBouae, pet do, buuebe.
to IbTKHI ITtu landaM, tl.40 per gaL;
shell oyster, tl.usfi.ot i-r lou; Lltll Neck
clan.. l iO Pr 1.
oUUAR uranuiated can. In bbl., toi6:
granulated cane. In sevca. ti.li; grkuiuiatad
lu saclui. 65.01.
BVRUP In tMiiiels. ,J" per gat: in casea
6 10-lb. can, tl 6w; case, U a-ii, sau.
cases. 24 2t-lb. call. tl.M.
CO JT F E E ivoeu- led : No. Si, iKVrO per lb.;
No. u, ivVo per lb.; No. a, U'c per lb.;
No. 2u, 16Wc per lb.. No. 21, L2Uo per lb.
i'UiUk iholealee-Beot high gran Ne
braska., per est., W.ov; beat high grade pat
ul Minnesota, per t, 62 3u; atiA.gnt pal
cut Nebranka, per cwu, W v; second pat
eat Nebraska. Sl.kO.
CURED S'iott Family wbitsflsh. par H
bbl., luO lb.. t46o; Norway mackerel, per
bbl.. 2o0 lb.. bU-ater. ttooO; N. i. jujk,;
No. X 66 'At: ho. t, Iju 00: IriaU. No. i. tiauu;
Htrrliig. lu bbia., iow loot. own. Norway, aa
412. uv; Norway, ta, .ll Holland, uilaed.
tlleu; Holland herring. In keg, niuasra,
eve; kegs, mixed, its
H1L-ES. PELTS AND TALLOW-No. 1
f iecn hide, tc; No. X. Sc; No. I aaltaxL
ic; No. 2. loc: bull nide. 74atVc; dry
hliiis, 12e-'oc. Horse bide, large, 14; uiJ,
12. c,aP pelt. acn wa'jill.ii. UaUvM, ,.
L 4-ac; No. 3. 'Ough. He-
CANNKD OGjD8 Cora, standard west,
ern, btitsx.", Maine, f 1 16. Tomatoes, 3-lb
can. Ji IVul.Su. 2-10 . k.ctl.OV. Plnea;iples.
gialed. 1-lb.. t2 uitjija; sliced, tXeVulolt,
Oallon apples, lancy. J to; California a;.rl-
cols, 1 4.yi.ut. P4uars, iiilmi, peactte;
fancy, tl.7i.i2 4u; H. C. peacliaa. liova.'.
Alaska aalnion, red. ti l, pink. Sue; fancy
Chinook, r.. 12.10. fancy aockeye, F.,
arulnea, ia oil, t- 6-'; mustard, ti.ooti
110. bweet potatoes. II lutol.a,; sauerkrau;.
ti.ov; pumpklna Koutl.ut), wax been, t-to.,
l&uirjc; llinu bean. 1-lb.. 7i;il.ej. plnau.n,
t. xw-' Ou; cheap pea. S-lb., suo, uui, tij
tuc; fam-y. tl SOe3l.7a.
fchtx MS No I ( trpet. u j,; Na. carpet,
X, No. t biauii. MA
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I'nlon Pacific system 46
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C. A N. W., west.... 60
C, St. P.. M. & O.... 20
C, B. & Q.. east 3
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Considering the totl number cf cattle re
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Irabi kinds or. more prriMi.y speeding,
right good kinds, of feeoett wet f.iny
steady and. If anything, a little strong in
erot. On the other hand, common and me
dium gm.les were not very ny to m.ve,
the market on such being generally duil.
Rprcenttlve sale;
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usual effect of lnerealng receipts, th coun
try evidently fearing a further decline and
being under the Impression that It I better
to take the present loss thsn to wait for It
to grow bigger. The receipts thla morning,
221 cars, were the largest of any day inc
June 19 of laat year. With such a large
run In sight buyer had everything their
kind, htif there were not many In eight
this morning The market on feeder
as stesdy the same as were klller.
It will ie noted from the salea that
the proportion of shorn sn'ep and lamha
Is heinuting larger as the season advances
but woiiei sua' I still uectueilly In the
Ms.tority.
vni 1 ions: Gotd to ct'olc natlv lambs,
t Fti 6.8.1 ; good to rholce, light western
l.tnthi, . 4.uM': fair to good lambs, pi t"
tT full lambs, 64 60ftu 6l; good to choice
.earunga. eMt.tirtlX; ralr tn good heavy
vearlinga, 866j', ",6; good to choice wethers,
16 4V. j6; fair to good wethers. t.V4"(fot&;
good to choice hrsvv ewes, t.Vt05 6 80; fnlr
tn good ee.es. St 6fft cull sneep and
t.i" Vs. M on4 on
Shorn sheep and Ismhs are bringing
prices generally ll.Otiyi.'S lee than
woolrd stock.
Representative le:
No. A
177 ewes, cllrped SO
25 western ewe, clipped 104
10 cull Umb 67
26 western wether, clipped 108
western aethers, clipped ltU
8'56 western wethers, flipped 101
21 Colorado-Mexican lambs 84
Wi western lmb 77
122 Colorado-Mexican Ism ha
8'8 Colorado-Mexican lambs
47R Colorado-Mexican lamb
113 western cull ewes
1 western Ismb. clipped
120 western ewes
1 western Isinb
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CHICAGO ' I.1VK STOCK MAItKRT
Cattle. Hotre and Sheen Steady
Lamb Ten Cents Higher.
CHICAOO. April II CATTLrT Receipts,
t.ono head; market steady; common to
prim teer, tt oow.; cow. t3.2rVTJ4
helfera, 82 ;6;i6.86; bulls. 82 0'S4 26; calve.
t2.76'ati.K; stockers and feeders. t2.76S4.7B.
HOGS Receipts, 12.000 heal; market
steady: choice to prime hevy, t6.S5fiS.C2H;
medium to gnod heavr, S6.6tHC.66; butcher
weights, tfi hiW HO: gtKd to choice heavy
mixed. t866o; pack'ntT- t6.76.67H-
SHEEH AND LA M US Receipt. 18.000
head; market for sheep steady; lamb. 1"0
higher: sheep. It JMitl.40; yearling. Jo.OO-gi
t 26; lamb, t4 7&ijr7.26.
Kaaaaa City LlTe Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT, April 24 CATTLK Re
ceipts. 10.000 head. Including 160 southerns;
market steadv; choice export and dressed
beef steers. t6.2Tifl6.86; fair lo good. t4.2.Vt
6.J6; western fed steers. t3 60.fi. ; stock
era and feeders, tS.or34.&0; southern steer.
I3.76ia5.10: southern cows. t3.60iQ4.on: native,
cow and heifers. 82.50'Uo.OU; bull, t2.0ti
4.00, calvea. 3.Mli6.8ft.
HOGS Receipts, 14.400 head; market
opened steadv: closed 2Ho lower: bulk of
salea, t3'-'H42H: heavy. ti.40r(f3.46; pack
ers, 3fVfi6.4: ; light. S6.2Mi6.36.
SHEEP AND I.AM HH Receipts. 6.0f
head; market 10W2np lower: Inmbs, tS.arwt
7.05; sheep nnd yearling. t4.HHf.00; wt
ern fed yearlings, t6.00fe8.in; western fed
sheep, 14.6013.00; atocker and feeder. IS.OS
04.76. . .
St. I.onl Lire StoeU Market.
8T. !.OflS, April 24 CATTLE Receipt.
t.6O0 bead, Including 875 Texns; mrket for
native slow: Texsn wek. Native hlp
ping and export ateer. 14 60ft 76; dressed
beef and butcher steers. 8340(84.85; steer;
1 nm nn.mrfe la 2(11)4 60: stockers and
feeder.' t2.1C4.28: cow and heifer. tatKVft
own wy. and their wav ha been to bear' 4.76: canners, n.iwi, T1 V" Z.
the market whenever the opportunity pre- calves, t2.60flrt.26; Texas and 'n"n t
rnin ire r ir m'as nnt tnetrerorei. si:r- ' at.inj4. d i ii - . - -
prising that the market should hav opened
Total receipt 219
The disposition of the day .receipt wa
as follows, each buyer purchasing th num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen
Omaha Packing Co 871
G. H. Hammond Co l.StaS
Swift and Company 41
Armour & Co 1,099
Vansant & Co 52
Carey 60
Lobman A Co 20
Hill & Bon 48
Huston Co 4
Hamilton & Rothachlld.. 88
Wolf .. 141
Mike Haggerty 35
Sol Deagan 3
J. R. Root & Co 69
Other buyer 373
3.177
3.269
4.773
4.792
615
1.580
1.137
827
I 5c lower than yeaterday. with buyers bld-
i ding even worse than trtt In some C"e.
The fact Is the early bid were largely at
t.2fy830. When they got onto a business
basts the hogs sold largely at t6 .57 8. 80.
a agAlnst t6.S2H4ft.3S yesteraay. The later
market wa only 2H5e lower lhn yester
Af.v The trade, a might beexpected under
uch clrcumtnce. w rather Iow. as
sellers were not at all anxlnu to take off
alter tne loss airraay sunerrn.
Today' decline carries the market to the.
lowest point touched any day since April t.
when the average price paid for all the
hogs wa 86.25.
Representative sale:
16.001
1.719
6.608
Total 4.94S
CATTLE Receipt of cattle thl morning
were quite liberal, although not up to the
record of a week ago. There wa nothing,
however. In th local situation or In the re
ports from other selling points to cause sny
material Improvement In the market. The
rattle market at all polnta for several
days have been low, with a downward
tendency, owing to the poor consuming de
mand for meal product In the larg eaat
ern center.
Local packers this morning had orders
for a few loads of cattle for Immediate
slaughter and In securing thee they put a
little more life into the trade earlier than
haa been the case on a good many morn
ing of late. Bellers who had the kind of
cattle that were wanted found It easier
work selling them and to the holders of
such the market looked a little mor brisk
than yesterday; but price were no higher.
The efneral market, however, outside, of
the earlier purchases was not very active
and the most of the forenoon wa consumed
In disposing of the receipts.
Cows and heifers did not show anv ma
terial change and the market wa without
new or Interesting feature of any kind.
The trade was none too active at price
that were Just about steady with yesterday
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devoid of new feature of Interest. Re
ceipt were moderate while there wa the
usual fair demand. While th trade wa
not active packer all seemed to have
liberal orders snd the sheep and lambs
kept selling until practically everything
was disposed of and In reasonable seea.in
at that. Choice wooled lamb aold a high
a t IO and t6.85, the same price thr.t
wer paid for th same stuff yederday.
Good shorn wethers sold as high as t5.2V
The whole market on both sheep and
lambs was fully steady with yesterdsy.
There seised to be plenty of buyers o.1
hand looking for something that would
do to shear and feed out and In all
probability It would be very little trouble
to dispose or a goou many loaoi ui mat
uivm-Pareinia. lO.OtiO hesd: market oo
lower. Pigs and lights. t5.6oi'.DO; J""'
t820f66; butcher and best heavy, t6.40i
SHEEP AND I.AMB3 Receipt , 1.0n
head: market steady Native mutton. 24.00
tW6n: lambs, t6.60tI7.10; cull and bucks,
84.00414. 6.
St. Joseph Me Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April 24 -ATTLE-Ra;
celpts. 2.214 head; market alow and rmfy.
.ve. 84.2O5680; cow snjl heKera. H.6S
Hobs-Receipts .152 hesd: market wak
to 6c lower. Light. t6 8.W 87H: medium
and hevy. t.Sr-6.46: bias
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpt. .
headfrnarket strong to 10c higher. Lamb.
t7.00.
Slonm City Live Stork
fliorx CITY. 7a.. Arrll 24. (Special Tele-
Bioi A. v. ''V i, ..i-i. i oo hsad: mar-
ervi-
and mixed, xa.iajtqi.tsi; " --
S3 60034 40: calves and yearling. W-85.-.
HOOS-Reretpta. 5 o0n head: market fx'."
lowe? Ulng at t6.15fl1.60; bulk, of sale.
BHEKP- AND LAMBS-RcelptS.
head; market tea6y.
Steek in Sight.
x,.e.i.. of live etock at th six principal
western market yMtd"fc
South Omaha
Sioux City ..
Kanaa City .
St. Joseph ....
St. Loul ....
Chicago
Total.. ..
6.800
. 1.3"0
.10,000
. 2.214
. 8.500
. 1.000
Hog.
I.0ti0
6.500
14.000
S.162
10.000
12,000
Sheep.
t.axi
6"0
l.ono
t.80
1.000
16,000
.26,314 W.661 .4
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Another Opportunity
Profits in Nevada
to Make
Mining Stocks
Quick
Emll Butro Co., Inc.; cf Tonopah. Ner., offer 60.0 00 shams of treasury stock In the Smoky Valley ft
Round Mountain Mining Co.. located in a new .old camp fifteen miles from the famous Manhattan district.
First Allotment 25c a Share
Smoky Valley ft Round Mountain Mining Company is but 1600 feet from the rich Gordon strike on v
Round Mountain. Our mining engineer reports that this Smoky Valley property is far richer than the
Manhattan Dexter which we offered at 40c a share sixty days ago, and which sold this week on the Ban
Francisco Exchange as high as fl.ST 'a share.
Fifty Thousand Shares at 25c a Share
Float around the ledge on the Smoky Valley property asrays $ li a ton. and sample, taken from th.
ledge average $200 a ton. We believe that Smoky Valley ft Round Mountain Mining Company stock will
be selling around $2 a share in less than ninety days. A force of miners are opening up the ledge and de
veloping the mine under the management of T. A. Pat tenon Jr.. an experienced mining man, and this stock
will make quick profit for lu holders. -
i ' i
Smoky Vallcyand Round Mountain MlnlncCo.
Only 60,000 shares will be sold as this will produce sufficient means to develope the mine and make
it one of the greatest gold producers in Nevada.
Emll Sutro Co., Inc.. are the pioneer brokers' and fiscal agents in Nevada. They have promoted several
successful mines, among them the Kendall, whose stock was first offered at 16c, and is now selling around
1; the Sandstorm, at 22 He a share, now selling for 11.15; Msnhattan Dexter, offered at 40c, now selling
at $1.27, and only three months old. ,
This property is more promising than any other mining company ever handled by Emll Sutro Co., who
believe it is the best buy in Nevada for quick and large profits.
Applications for stock should be telegraphed. Wire today; send your remittance immediately by mail.
Address.
Emil Sutro So. Inc., Tonopah, Nev., or Xat Boas, 830 Montgomery St., Saa Francisco, Cal or Pattesoo
Mlknllcb. Manhattan. Ncv.
300,000 shares have been placed in the treasury for development purposes, but only 60,000 will be
sold at present.
Smoky Valley ft Round Mountain Mining Company Is incorporated under the laws of South Dakota for
1,000,000 share, par value $1.
Fully Paid Up and Hon-Assessable
This company will be listed on the San Francisco Stock Exchange.
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