THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FHIPAY, Ariilb 27, 1P0B.
N AND PRODUCE MARKET
1 No. i northern ttv..
siac: R'D'fmlxT.
OATM flrrl .... , i.
SlVic. ' 'I1
Ttada CpmpsTatiTety Quiet in All Itemi
of Lirt.
CROP KILLERS NOT SO ACTIVELY ENGAGED
Wheat Closes Tlirra-KUfcths l,mn
Cora Optloa Trad Dttng
aad Cash Prices lower
Oata Low Slightly.
. OMAHA, April M, 1904.
Wheat waa quiet and lower prices ruled
Early cables were unchanged and there,
wers predictions of rain In' Kansas and
Mlssonrt, where there haa been talk of
rlry weather. Beside thin, damags reports
were) not quit o nnmeroua, and the Trice
Current spoke of brilliant prospects for tha
crop. The market opened slightly lower,
sold off to So lielow yesterday for Stay and
reacted allghtly, tha clone being c below
yesterday. July Inat only Ho. Argentina
shipments thla week ara expected to be
light.
The trade In corn waa dragging. Re.
cetpta overran estimate and tha cash waa
MflHo lower. Tha close ahowed about He
toaa. Weather la favorable for an Increaaed
movement.
After an early strength, oata ruled a trifle
lower, and theclose ahowed a fractional
lnaa. . ,
' Primary1 wheat 'receipts were J7.Ono bu.
and shipment g4?.f0 bu., 'against receipt
Inst year of 494,000 bu. and ahlpmenta of
416.000 bu. Corn receipt ,wrre DS.ooo bu.
and ahlpmenta 420no hn . aarainat receint
lest year vf. 1, son hti. "arid shipments of
vv mi. clearances were vs.waj DU. wneat,
s.in ooia. nourr. m.ooo bu. corn ana 16,000 bu
oata. : , ,
Liverpool elosed Hd higher on wheat and
unchanged on corn.
Froomhall 'estimates Argentina wheat
ahlpmenta thla week at i.400.000 bu. and
corn at i.isno.ooo bu. ,t
Minneapolis wire to Chicago Tribune
"The fact that the northwestern farmers
are seenllng; so much macaroni wheat la a
significant feature In Connection with the
price of regular snrlntr wheat that will pre
vail In the local- market next season. Should
tha regular spring wheat acreage be reduced
In or 12 per cent, as now seem likely, north
western mlllera next season would have to
buy freely, of hard winter wheat In Ne
braska and Karens, even In case the north
west should raise a normal crop. Thla
would mean that Minneapolla would ruin
higher relatively than Chicago .or the south
western markets. "
Local range of options!
Articles.! Open. High J Low. I Cloee.l Yes'y.
May,
7c; July,
and May,
KW )ORK OKffERAL M AHKR I
Vartoaa
Wheat I
Mar.
July.
Corn
May. July.
Oata
May.
-. - . .
734l
720!
4TA
I
47 A
,41A
I
T2HM
71
42HI
72' A
42N.A
41HA
7!H4A
72.B
424rl
41B
,.:. f4A
A aaktd. B bid.
. Omaha' Caah Sales.
CORN No grade, 1 can, 4014c
- . ... Omaha Cash Prleea.
WHEAT No. I hard, 73Wi7Hc;
No. t
hard. 72W74C; No. 4 hard. fisii'TAc; No. t
aprlng. faw&c; No. J-sprlng. 70Q73c.
CORN No. 8, 44p; No. I yellow, 44e; No.
white, 4tc.
OATS No. 1 mixed. Krfcc; No. t white,
H'4e: No. 4 white, soc.
RYE-No. t. 60o; No. I, 640.
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis .
Omaha ,
Duluth
BC Louis
Carlot 'Receipts.
v . Wheat. Corn.
4
63
2a
2
....... J
3
230
41
36
77
Oata.
146
18
"i9
'74
(teetatlena f the nar
Cosaesadltlee,
. Y.ORK" APf" M -FLOUR-Re.
Celpta, 15,6,6 this, exports, 1.223 bbls.;
market dull but St.ejlv: winter rial.
ems, $3 f-o-4 25; winter straights, $2.7t4
$8'; Minnesota patents. $4.4 hn; winter
extras, $i.75u..; Minnesota bakers, fa 4041
$i5: winter low grades, 12 .ti.vu:4.at. Kye
nour, steady; fair to good, $3.S54j3.lj; choice
to fancy, U ij4. 10.
CORNMKAL Firm; fine white and vel-
!w.liau: choice, tl.tntl.t; ktln dried, $..
j2 70.
RYE-Dull; No. 2 western, 70c asked,
f. o. h., New Tork.
BARLET Dull; feeding,- 49'c. e. I. f.
New iork; maJtlng, 6-'iorc c. I. f. New
Tork.
VVHEAT-Recelpts. 4,000 bu.; exporta, &.
16" bu.; ealea, .ttii,0(iu bu. futures. Ppot
market steady; No. t red, nominal elevator;
No. i red, XTfcC, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 north
ern Duluth, 9Sc, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1
northern Manitoba. MV. f. o. b. afloat.
There waa further Irregularity on wheat to
day, with May relatively stronger again
than the late months, on light atocks and
covering. Crop damage rumors had Influ
ence In the early market, but waa dt-nied
s.f r midday, 1 r.wnotlng a iate decline wti.cn
left the market flnauy unchanged to c
lower, way, siai s.c, cloned h.tc; July,
4VUHc. closed 864c; September,
(Wo, closed R-'tUc.
CORN Receipts. W,aOO bu.; exports, 17,
360 bu.; salea, U6.U00 bu. futures and 40.0H0
bu. spot. Spot market steady; No. 2 , 67c
nominal elevator and 56c, f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 yellow, 67c; No. 2 white, 67e. Option
market was up Vc on May, due to fears of
a strike among veaselmen on the Ukea,
whereas late months were easier, closing
He net lower. May, B4fi'j4V4c, closed 64Vtc;
July, 63&63IAC, cloaed, S.tc; Heptemner, U',t
tric, closed 63Vc; December, 62Wig-u2Hc,
closed 6'2ue.
OATS Recelpta, 136.000 bu.; spot market
steady; mixed oats, 28 to 32 lbs., 37r0t74c;
natural white, 30 to 13 lha., 37 Va'',
clipped wille. 33 to 40 lbs.,
FEKD Ktrm; spring bran, $21.00; Mny
shipment mlddllnga, 321.00.
HAY Steady, shipping, 60S5c; good to
Choice, ocSil.W.
HOPB-uuiet: state, common to cnotce.
19. 17.40; Pacific coast, 19u6, $H.OO'013.OO;
IM. 37.UOC9300; olds, MUOQfi.OO.
HIDES Firm; Galveston, 20 to 25 lha.
20c; California, 21 to 26 lbs., 21o; Texas, dry.
24 to 30 lbs., 19c.
LEATHER Steady; scia, 2Bwn27c.
PROVISIONS Hccf. ateaay; family, u.w
13 00; mess, td.OiKp 10.00; beef hams, $.(KKi
1 BO: racket. S10.5o7i 11.00: c ty extra inaia
mess, $18.0OeiS.5O. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies, c9.26fno.6u; pickled shoulders,
I7.00fo7.60; pickled hams, II 1 .(Wri 11 .&. Iard,
firm; weatern prime, Sii.su, nominal; re-
ned. Arm: continent. 19 20; South America,
10.00; compound, 7.00'i.50. Pork, ateady;
family. $18.50; short clear, $10.2518.00; mesa,
$17.2517.75. , v
TAL.LAJW Steady city (4.a per
He; country (pkga. free), 64tr6(C.
RICE Firm: domestic, fair to extra.
SVflo; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Uulet ano Stesoy; renovaiea.
common to extra, 10i7c; western factory,
common in evtra. 1 1 'ii 1 . Wc.
'H fi.sirjrirm: atnte full cream, large
and small, colored and white, fancy. 14Vic;
state, good to prime, 13V4fcl4c; state, com
mon to fair, lift 13c.
EQQS Haav: state, rennsyivama nu
. . - . . . . . attn...
nearby fancy seieciea wnue. u n 1
le cnoice, iivik; siie, ''.
fancy. lSVto; western average, best, llc;
western firsts, ic; soutnerns, iiwuu
POULTRY Live steady; cnicKena, vnw
2c; fowla. 13 ttc: turkeys,. 12c; aresaeo
firm; turkeys, 14c; fowls, 11 14c.
. St. Leala General Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 26. WHEAT Easy:
No. 1 red, caah, elevator, 87&mc: track, 9J
(ritCAliO ORAM AND PROVISIONS
Featares of tha Trndlng and Closing;
Prleea on Donrai of Trade.
CHICAGO, April 2S. Official prediction of
rain to be followed by cooler weather In
Kansas cauaed, weakness in the local wheat
market today. At the close wheat for July
delivery was off tSc. Corn waa down
c. ' Oats were y,o lower. Provisions
showed a loss of JHc to 12ic.
Except for occasional spurts of activity,
. the wheat market was dull. Advices from
the southwest seemed to become favorable
to th bears, several reporta . denytng
darmietrydtr WfSHbarr fTHe marfceti was
further weakened by a weather bureau
forecast ol rain In Kansaa. Later freah
dar.iage reports were received and this
stuittd fallf buying of-July, and resulted in
i Keadler feeling. The market closed
KC.-idy. July opened a ahade to HfaWc
!ovii- at 78'tifi79c, aold up to 7fH. -"d
then declined t 784C The close was at
May ranged between 794c and 80V!
,iu.. n.4 clniuxl at a net loss of Sc. at
, 78iw7S,,kc. Clearances of wheat and flour
were (.mill to 116.5(10 bu. Primary receipts
were : bu., compared with 494,010 o
. i xilnneanolis. Duluth and CI
rago'rei.o'.led recelpta of 238 crs, against
191 cats last-week and 173 cars one year
Scattered liquidation by holders of the
May option had a weakening effect on the
corn market. Liberal local receipts and
Increased acceptances from the country
th. hinn that Induced the selling.
Trading, however. was rather dull. Tne
cloae was easy. July opened a shade to
Ho lower at 46c to 464Vc sold between
as. k d.iKk a AAli.e and closed St 4ftC.
May ranged between 4me47c and closed at
46H'J4:,C. LOcai receipts wr "
iih fA.iv.iitn nf contract grade.
r oniie Arm early In the day.
because of active demand by cash Interests
snd pit traders. Weakness of wheal, how
ever, caused considerable selling later In
.v.- .nrf resulted In an easier tone.
July opened unchanged at lie. "P '
1v,3lCc and then reacted to VTf.
!i.?J iZ t so'e. May closed at
pW324c. shade lower than yesterday
,7.-. ill cara.
A : 60 advance Tin the price of live hog.
Imparted a firm tone to the provisions mar
ket at the atart. This nrmnesa w -"
rTirf Ihi i.t. In the day. when profit
taking in lard and ribs caused moderate
weakness. At the close July pork was 1 off
10aUHo at $15 82H4J16 85. LarS was down
2V5 at S870. lUba were 2Vo lower at $8 .66.
Eatimated rooeipia i"r 1
Wheat, I car; corn. 220 cars; oats, L
cars- Hogs, 12,000 head.
Thi leading futures ranged as follows:
"A
A it. M rw. s. a si 11. cna v as --mw
c; May, sve; July, TPSc; No. 2 hard.
HS- ....... KT
iti imn m unirea. wnK rnnii. iirum
cash, nominal: track. 61c; May, ibc;
July, 444io. .
OATS Weak; No. 2 caah. 32c; track,
S2He; May. 82c; July. 307c; No. 2 white,
Qr..i?KU.c ....
FIX)UR 8teady; red winter patents, $4.40
04.60; extra fancy and straight, sJ-sixat-au;
olear, 12.764.00. . .
SEED Timothy, steaay; SJ.swBiiw.
cnnMUiFAt Rfearlv: 12.80.
BRAN Firm; sacked, ast track, 9501$
ti on
. ... ... ... MA til . 1
HAT Bteafly; umomy, si.usin.ev, iir
rle, $11.60(&18.6O. ...'.
ikon tirnun 1 ei.vi. ,
BAOOINOSVjC. .'
pnnviairiNfl Pork, lower: lobbing
$15.60. Lard.t lower; ' prims wteam. s i'.
lirv sair memTs. inwri iki
to no- clear rlha Short CleftTS. $ VVt.
Racon. steady: boxed extra shorts. $9.75;
clear ribs. $10.00; short clears, $10.12.
POULTRY Firm: chickens,, lie; turkeys,
16c; ducks, 12c; geese, 7c. .;'
BUTTER yuiei; creamery, iiw-ik. um.
144(1 8c.
EQUS Dteaay at lc, case couni.
Recelnts. S i omenta.
Flour, bbls .0"0
Wheat ba. S6.0UO ws.vt'u
ots' hu. 74.0UO 63.000
Mlnneanolia Grain Market
Bnnerlnr Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). The
ranua of nriees. as furnished by F. D. Day
A. Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade building, waa
Articles.) Open.) High.! Low. Close. Yes
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
Ccrn '
May ,
July
Sept.
Outs
May July k
fcei'V.
Poik- "
May
July
Hpt.
Lard.
May
. July'
8et.
Rlb- '
May.
July
Sept.
I.
i7V9
7tfVk
46'
stikf
II
16 7!H
10 el
11 1- 1
8 ti
8 r;U
7 V
6i' I
I 7t .
-1 ir-
78',
47
77.
miwli 7u
464
4rii 46',, A,
46,l (Wit
; 2Sa!
If TOs
16 00
16 95
J 65
. a kvsI
l46Hfltl46VH7
46(8Vi!4Vii&
15 60-
16 821'
S m
a tii s no
. 8 T.yJ I 70
So'k
15 60 16 724
15 85 IS Wl
16 2V4 15 2H
I
? ": i
8 70
I 521
lb. 1
H 70 I
8 60
8
8 55
$ 17 H
I NO. J. ' "
' r.h ouetatiur.s vera ss follows:
viijl k-u.nuiir mMily; wiuter patents,
nhk.i lfio'. winter atralalila. $3 Suul6rt: spring
patenta, $3.65y3 : spring atralsbts, U j-J
AM- hakers. ii.3wl.K.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring. 7H;c; No. I,
7ftiuc; No. 1 ted. Mic.
iViRM-Nn. 2. 'Ke: No. 3 yellow. c.
OATH No. S. rJHe: No. 2 white, 3S8
S4-: No. I white, i-iic. ,
BARLEY Good feeding, Sii41c; fair to
rhntca malting. Kia("C.
icni-Nu. 1 flux. U 0M4; No. 1 northwest
em. 11 US -Tltnothy, prime, $3.20. Clover,
contract indf. 111. 60.
PKOVlUNl! Meaa pork, per bbl.. $16 60
l6fc. Inl. per l' lls., S u. Short rlba
si. Irs (Irosel. lSbUil.6o; short clear side
ltoxedi. SK ?(- UV
ioilowlup were the receipts amf ship.
nients of nuur ana grain:
Recelnts. Shipment
Flour, bbls ..,. 34 to ITf
Wheat, bu . .""0 K.UO
Corn, bu 115.6. ..17.M)
Ouis, bu ,.... 20
Ryo. bu ." 8.a
Hurley, bu SO 8u.wi0
On the Pntducs exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 14-r
2'; dallies. 14vl8c t s. easier at mark.
' tases included, lo-iI'lS'v. flrMs, 154c; prime
lirsis. it: extraa, INC. Cheese, .easy at
1"S?UV-
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Mret Subjected to Further Draitio Lirjni
dation god Values Are Lower.
NSURANCE HOLDINGS THROWN OVtR
Shares Hold Thronah Banks and It Is
Ra snored that Pledgee fnr l.nana
Are l aleaded Iteennae Margins
Are Wired Oal.
NEW YORK. April 2 The stock mar
ket waa aiihjected to further drastic llqul- '
datton today with damage resulting to
prices. This outhreak of weakness merely
represented the working out of the prob
lem thrown upon the flnsnclal world by
.the Pan Francisco calamity. Helling was
clearly In evidence for direct account of
aome of the Insurance companies. Stock
certificates In the names of these com
panlea were delivered at the Stock ex
change and the selling of these was on
orders from some of the principal bank
ing houses. This gave rise to natural
conjecture as . to whether the Insurance
companies were simply employing the
banking houses In a brokerage capacity
to effect the eales of securities out of
their treasury holdings or whether they
had figured as collateral for loana hy the
bankers, who liquidated the collateral
owing to the ahrinkage In values and the
wiping out of margins. rha sentimental
effect of thla aelllngg waa bad In any
event and had a decidedly depressing
effect on speculative sentiment through
out the street. The ehrlnkaje In values
also brought out large salea for account
of aome of the great commission houses
and this was attributed to the letting
go of some heavy speculative accounts.
Selling of this character from western
sources waa particularly marked and had
the appearance of being presumably owing
to the wiping out of margina.
The movement of currency to Han Fran
cisco continued today on a very heavy
scale, transfers through the sub-treasury
having mounted to over $3,000,000 before
2 o clock, r.njfagement was made during
the day of $4,000,000 gold for import.
most of which waa secured in Parla. The
decidedly weak return of the Bank of
r.ngiand explained the unwillingness ot
the London market to part with gold.
The retention of the official discount rate
at JVi per cent with the private rate fully
up to that level maKes it certain mat
heavy resort Will be made to the bank
by the market while thla condition con
tinues. The fact that today waa a pay
day for a periodical Stock exchange set
tlement in Lionoon la neiieveu to nave
Influenced the Bank of England authori
ties in refraining from advancing the
discount rate.
Reports of a large loan Intended by the
Pennsylvania company, waa an adverse
factor not only on that stock hut on the
whole market. Reading ahowed some re
sistance to the day's weaknesa and con
fidence was professed by the buyers of
the stock in a settlement of the anthri-
clte labor troubles. High grade Invest
ment stocks were especially affected by
the day's selling. Bear operations were
eager sellers on the declines and their
buying to cover shorts was responsible
for occasional rallies. Little support waa
accorded the market while the liquidation
seemed to be forced, but with the lull
In the selling pressure measures were
taken to effect some restoration of the
day's losses. The demand waa languid at
the recovery, until the late announce
ment Just before the .close of large en
gagements of gold for Import. Thla stimu
luted an active demand, Reading leading
as at other times during the day and
the closing was generally nrm.
Bonda were weak. Total sales par
value, $2,710,000. United Ktatea bonds
were all unchanged on call
The following waa the range of prices on
tthe New lork Stock exchange:
aaiea. men. juow, unan.
110
.1M.50I) 1('4 lfO' 1M
. 7.3"0 41 Vfc 40 41
sno 10 A 101 j 101
oo 3114 104 at
to
200 !!0 Hi tlO
4IM It .ll4 3114
. T.aoo 41V, s tn
m zo zo jo
19
3
113
117
134 '4
101 J,
loS
lOKVt
3
16"
ss 14
11
1MI
creased CS23.00: circulation. decreased
17.nn; bullion, decrensed t3.0Tn; other
securities. Increased t'R.IJUOnii; other rie
poults. Increased A4.OP7.rtiO; public deposits,
ecressed A.h,(o; notes reserve, derreesed
444s.ftO; government securities unchanged.
he proportion of the bank s reserve 1 1
liability this week Is 39.32 per cent ss com
pared with 43.71 per cent lust week.
Ken Terk Money Market.
NEW YORK. April 2fi. MONEY On call.
steady; highest. 6 per cent; lowest, 3V4 per
cent; ruling rate, 4V per cent; last loan
31 I'' cent; closing bid. $ per cent: offered
at 4 per cent. lime loans, stesdy; sixty
snd ninety days, &Va per cent; six
months. 6 per cent.
PRIME MLnlAri 1 Ll.ri I'A l'f,K 0 it
per cent.
0 I fc-KLii rNii n.M nAiur, r irmer si re
covery, with actual misiness in nansera
bills at $4.84n5ti 4.84(0 for demand and at
$4 Klirvj-4 81.3 for sixty-day bills; posted
rates, t4.E2H64.R3 and $4 HOV W; commer-
lal hills. $4.H",n4.si.
SILVER Bar. 66Sc; Mexican dollars.
ND8 Government, steady; railroad.
weak.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
ss follows:
Articles.) Open.l High. Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat I
May...
July...
Sept...
Flax-
May...
July...
Sept...
76H4
7y&V
oil
1 17!
1 1H
1 IP
76V
7H
78WI
I
1 18V
1 18",
7H 76H
78W 181
7T! 78H
1 17 1 18
1 19H 1
2 19 I 18!k
76
79H
78
1 17H
1 18
1 1H
...1WH Jipu . M series... n
4o 4s elfe
...l''34 do 4Sl rtfn l
...l4 in 14 rte ....... 1
...in L. N. nl. 4 1'2T4
...tti M.S. e. 4 toil
...U9 Mei. Central 4
.-..11 do let Inc
... 7 Minn. A St. L. 4s... J
...ltlVM.. K A T. 1"1
...KO'il 4o tl ,
... Bit N. R. R. of M e. 4. .l
... t't!N. T. r. . tw
.. lniViN j. n. s U 12t
... M'No. P.cillc 4s im
... &H do Is 'H
...IIS N. A W. . 4s. 100
... 7mO. 8. U rMf. 4s..... S
... 7VPin. - 3V 100
. ... m - iReadlns ren. 4a loot
...105 St. L. A I. M. f. H..11H
... SOU 81. U 9 r. fs- 4s. 88
... 84,'st. u a. w. . 4.... ti
... 1 I'Snbosrd A I 4s ... IT
... So. PaclAr 4, 81 H
CCf.. A St. b. S. 4..10Sl do 1st 4 rt'l 4V
Colo. Ind. t,m, 8rr. A. 7 8r.. Railway la 117
do aeries R 74U, Texas A P. la 123
Colorado Mid. 4a 7 IT . St. U W. 4a... n'4
Colo. A Bo. 4a Cl t'nlon Pacific 4s 1044
Cuba 6a 104V. do in. '4 Hi
A R. G. 4a 10DI4 V S Steel Id a. .... f
. WKbMh. la ....IK
.101 i do drb. B 7H
1 Weatern Md. 4a S4
4v,a...li4 W. a L. K. 4a 1T4
,. Wla. Central 4a ltt
V. S. ref. ts, re.
do coupon
V. 8. a. reg
do roiipoa
V. S. old 4a, res-.
do eoupos
U. 8. n. 4a, res -.
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4a....
do sa
Atchison sen. 4a...
do all. 41
Atlantic C. L. 4s..
Bal. A Ohio 4a....
do l4a
Bra. R. T. e. 4a...
'entrsl of Gs. as..
do let Inc
do Zd Inc
do 3d Inc
Chea. A Ohio 44a.
hlcago A A. IWa.
'.. B. A Q. n. 4a
C- R. ' I. A P. 4s.,
do col. be
ui.na,w,lia i-aah Close Wheat: No. 1
hard. 7Hc: No. 1 northern. TOSc; to Arrive,
7sHc: No. northern. 77Hc; to arrive, TTHc;
ISO. s nonnern, iwniw. -
v rfnnim Ms. Corn: No. I yellow.
44'c: No. 3. 4Sic. Oats: No. t white u SOHc;
to arrive, sc; oo. a, aro. .
47o. Rye: &tr6.c. f lax: v.sn, si.wn.
May. $117.
Kansas City Grain nnd Prnrlslons.
KANSAS CITT, April M WHEAT May,
75H; JulVj 72Hc; Beptember, 70c. Uah:
Tio. x nara, lonc-v; -, nv'osv,
red, filcj No. 3. Soft.
CORN May, TCi JUiy, UWi orpirmwr.
42HO. Cash: No. 3 mlxea, 4i,4ic; imo. I
'hite. 4i'tic; rMo. , ai-o.
OATS No. 1 white $2iff33c.
RlfE Bteady, 6ac. ,
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $13.00;
4hnloe prairie, tl0.6010.75. .
BUT! C.K creamery, iwk-, umij,
nir.n.iv: Misaouri and Kansaa, new
Nn 9 whltwood cases Included, ISO per dos. ;
case count, 14c per dos.; cases returned. He
on". " . ,,'l o..
Wheat, bu...'. .' 46.0iK) , 34.000
Corn? bt?" 26.00; , w.p.
Oats, bu,. o.uw .,vw
Mllwanken Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.. April M -WHEAT
Steady, No. 1 northern. Kfti-vao; jno. i
northern. 7t.(j81Hc; May, 79Hc bid. l
RYr-Itili; mo. 1, wiinitt,
RARLEY Steady; No. I, 56c; sample, 40
CORN-Bteady; No. . cash, 457H7Hc; May,
4C4c bid. .
- Phlladelpbla Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April I4V-BUTTER-Bteady;
extra weatern creamery, 22c; extra
nea"bv prints, 13c., ,
EOcV-Higher; nearby. freh. 17c. at,
mark; western, fresh. LHo, at mark.
CHEE8E-Pirmi New York full creams.
12H'Cl4c.
Peerta Grain Market.
PEORIA. April .-CORN-8teady: No.
yellow. 47Hc: No. 3. 47,c: No. 4. 4.Hc; no
'SAT8!lsteidy; No. $ white. Kc; No. 4
white. 31 He- . .
RYE-Unchanged: No. 1. t3g4c
Liverpool Grain and Prnvlslpna.
LIVERPOOU April 1 WHEAT Ppct.
nominal; futures firm; May, U d; July,
6s 7Hd; Beptember. s 7Sd.
CORN fcpot steady; American mixed
new. 4a Y.d; American mixed, old 4s
Hd: futures steady; May. 4s. id; July,
ts 44d.
Cnttnn Mnrket.
WW rnnv Anrtl fl.-COTTON Bpot
rloawl oulet at ten points advance: mid
dling uplands. 11.75c; middling gulf. 12c;
sales, t Ml balea.
LIVERPOOU April It COTTON Bpot
quiet; prleea one point higher; American
middling fair, .&d; good middling .2d;
mulling. 0od; low middling. iHHd: good
ordinarv. E.lld; ordinary, I Hd. The sales
of the day were ,00i balea, of which &i.O
balea were for speculation and export
and Included 7,400 balea American; re
ceipts, 3,000 bales. Including o0 Ameii-
Adanis Express
Amal. Copper, ex-dle.
Amerlcsa C. A F....:
American O. A T. pfd
American Cotton OH
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
American Kiproaa
American H. 4fc L. pfd
American les
American Linseed Oll...t...
Am. Llnaeed Oil pfd
American Locomotive ......
Am. LocomotlYO pfd
American B. A R
American 8. A R. pfd
Amerlcsa Sugar Refining...
Am. Tobacco pfd. ctfa
Anaconda tuning Co
Atchtaon
Atchlaon pfd ..-....-...
Allantle Cosat Una.........
Baltimore A Ohio
Baltimore A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranait....
Canadian Purine
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake A Ohio
C'hlraso A Akos
Chlcaso A Alton pfd
Chlcaso Great Weatern
Chicago A Northweatern...
Chicago, M. A St. Paul....
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
(.'., C. C. A St. Louie
Colorado Fuel A Iron
Colorado A Southern
Colorado A So. let pfd
Colorado a So. 2d pfd.
Conaoltdated Oaa
Corn Products, rfg
Corn Products pfd. rfg
Delaware A Hudaon
Delaware. L A W
Denver A Rio Grands
Denver A R. G. pfd
Dletillera' Securities
Erie
Erie 1st pfd
Erie Id pfd
General Electric
Hocking Valley
Illlnole central ,
International Paper
International Paper pfd....
International Pump pfd.;...
International Pump pfd....
Iowa Central
lows Central pfd
Kansas City Southern
Kanaaa City So. pfd
Lou 1. villa A Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Street Ry
Mexican Central
Minneapolis 4k St. Loula...
M., St. P. A 8. 8. M
M . St. P. A S. 8. M. pfd .
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kanaaa A Texas.
M.. K A T. pill
National Lead
National R. R. of M
New York Central...,
New Yark, O. A W
Norfolk A Weatern
Norfolk A W. pfd
North American
Pacific Ms
Penneylvanls
People's Gaa
P , C. C. A St. Loula ...
Preaard Steel Car
Pressed Steel Car pfd
Pullman Palaes Car
Reading
Reading 1st pfd
Heading 3d pfd
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Reck Inland Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. L. A 8. T. Id pfd ...
St. Louis Southwestern...
St. L. 8. W. ptd
Southern Pacific
Southern Paclflo pfd
Southern Railway
So. Hallway pld
Tenneaeee Coal A Iron...
Texas A Pacific
Toledo. St. L. A W
Toledo. St. LAW. pfd..
t'nlon Pacific ,
t'ulen PaclOc pfd
I n lied States Express
lolled S'ates Realty...'...
t ailed Slates Rubber
I'. 8 Rubber pfd
1'ntted States Steel
tolled Slatca Steel pfd...
Va. -Carolina Chemical ..,
Va. -Carolina Chexa. pfd..
Watiaah
Wabaih pfd
WelU-Karg. Epreea
Weeilnghouee Kieclrtc ...
Waelcra L'ulon
W'hecling A Leke Erie..
Wtaoonln Central
Wieronfls Central pfd....
Northern Pa Inc
Central Leather
Central Leather prd
8l..ee-l)hemeld Steel
Total sales for the day
MS
118 14
lMti
lit .
1M
1H21,
II. MO
700
1300
1.(110
8.S00
1,0
4T.4HO tl
lt.mio
100 101
l.tme . 144 14J14
I.Bon 1014 OH4
ana
42
lit
lf.14
117
13414
1A14
V,74
M
lilt
J(10
44.no
(.too
71
1MH
1,900 fS l
B.oe m
I.400 lot
17,000 17 Vs
ino 11
ld4
1
1 10
I'M)
.. S. 700
sno
400
100
.. M.100
.. I.100
.. l.tno
(no
2
7
:,:-,
:2
v
471,
13414
2,1 'a
7
t
0 IS
l.too 4:
2no
100
H.300
I 0.4
l.0
100
too
I too
4.400
100
1.700
100
100
"son
700
t.100
41S
7l4
M
124
17014
st4
4
344
. :t
ii "
144
iii"
S4
l.v, le4
11
51
7
r24
11
4
'7'.
131
23 1
7Hl
204
43
Vi
e4
63 14
4"4
74
44H
H7
124
11 H
!'
4
s
21
400 1.-.H4, lit
1 ..
pfd..
11.700
1.704
1 S"0
.too
t2
It
7
7
11
17
53 Vt
2S
l
193
2S
74
4374
42 14
M
41V,
7V
ti
l7
in
1H
Slv,
4414
1
M
Ms
143'4
lol
1124
.23 '4
70
lf
...... IH
o4 at
2 32
tr
MS
141
liii
21 W
4.400 1S7
l.toO 4344
S.4 17 '
I.IOO
400
40.100
4.000
40
11744
14
7744
41. V,
Si's
ii"
ss
M
0
l.lial (2(4 4044
Tsl4s Seed Market.
TOl-KnO. O.. April !a.-SEFT-Clr ver.
cash nd April, WJ0' Octolx-r, WOO.
thy. I! Alalke, IS.WI
Tlmo-
nalalk Grata Market.
jn.T.l.TH, Mian.. April K.-WHEAT-T0.I
arrive io. 1 nonnern. inr; k. 1 nocih
arn, 7sc; oa track, No. 1 uurlhetn, TVi
100
204,600
406
. 4. 700
, t.lino
l.HKI
I.HOO
1.300
400
400
, 17.200
300
, 17.4i
60O
400
. i.Oiti
100
t:
1W
.....
4
214
t4
',
22
(3 i
22(
124
!',
n4
2;.4
44
444
23V,
(1
44
11744 1171,
ssu
144
1144
4)4
141
lli
1IH
.197,0 14 )47
1,70
to
lilt 7'l
U.700
I.DOO
70S
i.7'io
l.toO
200
l.loo
M
Son
14 .
t."
1.0ml
I 100
(1
4'"4
1071,
41 4
l"k
II
41V4
174,
14
H4
210
421
llul.
74
l.t2.4) Bharee
14
lf4
41S
101 4,
424
11
li
41
;
Id's
!,
(I
1.4
41V
102
77'4j
47
74 14
574
131 .4
4
B7
to
74i
is
1.174
n.,
764
n4
7V,
12k
HI
H
274
2li,
4444
45
a.i
3t
117V,
37
M
1431,
10
14.4
f:t
141.
:4
in
7
(IS
lot
42 .
107
42.
107'
. 21
4S
. 2le
1(
.'a
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Gradually Woikine Upward, Valneg
Higher for Week.
HOGS SELL TWO AND A HALF HIGHER
of Them Sot OATereA far Sale
Market Streaaer ana
Qalte Aetlee.
80VTH OMAHA, April K l!0fi.
Recelpta were;
Official Monday ....
OfTlplal Tuesday ....
Offlclsl Verlnesrlay
Official Thursday ..
Planners' Sec. (s. ,
Erie p. 1. 4a
do sen. 4a
Housing Val.
Japan 4e
ufiered.
Doaton Stock aad Bonds
BOSTON, April 2o.-4-all loans.
cent: time loans, MiS per cent.
clnslna" on stocks and bontls:
44 Adventure ......
Allouex
Amalesmafed .
Amerlras Kino
Atlantic
Bingham
Cal. eV Heels..
Centnnial
Copper Range
Ieir Weat
Tranklln
Oranby
lale Rorals ...
do pfd t34'Maae. Mining .
Atner. Pneu. Tubs.. .. E014 'Mlchlsan ......
Amer. Sugar ..........114S Mohawk
do pfd. 1M,iMont. C- A C.
Atchlaon. adj.- 4a.
ao 4a
Mex. Central 4s
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Boston A Albany-..
eHoeton A Maine.-..
noaton Elevated..,
eFltrhburg pfd
Mexican Central ...
N. Y. . N. H. A H.
cnlon Pacific ...
. 7 '
. sos
.100-
.1.4S
.174
.IdS
..14
.. 23S
..1frt'
.141:4
Amer. Arge. Cheirr 24
Amer. T. A T..,,..
Amer. Woolen .....
do pfd
'Dominion I. A 8
Kdleon Elee. Illu. ..
Maea. Electric
do pfd ............
'Mass. Oaa
rnited Fruit
t'nlted Shoe Mach..
do pfd
Ofeene Con
V. S. Steel
do pfd
Westing, common .
Asked. Bid.
.134 4
r n
.104S
. 10
.247
.13
. es
. 4fi .,
.loss
. 81
'. 90
. 21
. 42
. 74
Old nonunion
naceols
Parrot
llulncy
Shannon
Tamarack ....
Trinity
I'niied Copper
I S. Mining...
V. S. Oil
1 tart
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butts ..
5'ti6 per
Official
SS
1064
I
II
34
705
711
16S
14
12 '4
...... 1S
S
J4
14
lV4
104
14
t7'4
4
1044
10S
1
7S
us
40
4
44
ISS
M
Ifeer Tork Mining; Stocks,
NKW YORK. April 26 -Closlna ouotatlons
on mining; stocks were:
to
..2e0
.. 10
.. (..
.,100
.14
..100
..(00
.. I
(Mtlle Chief ..
tlntarlo
flrhir
r'hoenls ,
stual
: Psvage
Sierra Nevada
imall Hopes ,
, Standard
.... T
....100
....4U
.... i
.... 14
.... to
.... 14
.... 44
....140
Adams Coa
Alice
Preece ,
Hrunawlck Con .
Cometock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Vs..
Horn Silver
Iron Sliver
Leadvllle Con ...
.1 : ' . ...
Bank ot France Statement.
PASIS. Anrll !. The sveeklv statement
of the Bank of France, shows the following
cnangea: Autes in oircuiation, acreasei
67,300,000 frtincs; treasury deposits. Increased
82,6o.oiiO francs; general deposits, Increased
1K4.975.CiOO francs: fcnlrT In hand. Increaaed
O.'JOO.ono francs; silver' In- hand, increased
4.4a,000 francs: blllaVmscounted. Increased
U.fciS.Oov francs; adviies. Increased, tf,600,
Rank of Germany Statement,
BF.RLIN. Anrll SWThe a-eeklv state.
ment of the Imperial- bank of Germany
shows the following; changes: Cash In hana,
Increaaed 73.imO.000 marks; treasury notes,
Increaaed 1.4S0.00O marks: other securities,
decreased 62.040,000 marks; notes In circu
lation, decreased 62,$u0,uo0 marks. ,
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, April 28. Today s state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive .nf the 1150,000,000 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
I1M.1I12.4SJ-, gold coin and bullion, $o6,it21,3Uu;
gold certificates, I4S.V41.S10.
Gold Purchased . In Europe.
NEW YORK. April K. Announcement nf
the engagement of 14.UiO.0CO in gold for Im
portation to this country waa maae tooay
by the National Citybank, the Chase Na
tional bank ' and tha Hanover National
bank.
Forelsrn Financial.
PARIS. April ai. Prleea on the bourse
today continued to Improve. The new Rus
sian loan was a notable success.
Cattls. Hosts. Sheep.
... 1,875 t1 ' A.224
... 4 r.3 lfW.7 .1M
... !7S4 11.777 4.179
... 1.R1S 10.000 7.0T
Four days this week...l!.SS0 44.4R1 I. 47.
Four days last week 14.8!9 S4.22C 4M17
Bams two weeks am 15.07 26, Ml JJ.1M
(tame three weeks ago. ..16.141 41.21 11.2o7
Pame four weeks ego....lH.0S ,47S 47.074
Same day last year 13.64 81,771 lfo,4
RECEIPTS TO DATE.
The following table shews tue receipts
f csttle. boas and sheep at South Omaha
for the yMtr to date, compared with last
year;
rattle
ot
8heep
In
SP.916
112.S12
180K. ifr.
O1.110 M.194
m.m 74s.;oo
, 416.734 663.64
RANGE OF PRICES.
rattle. Hogs.
Omaha $1.76fl575 S.27Vii6S)
Chicago l.TMin lO 5 80 8.""
Kansss City ! 6'f,l.V90 6 2o fol4-'Vi
St. I,oule 2.0i'if.76 6 on fi.M
Sioux City S.25tTS.60 .20 ti.32
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The fdlowlnar will snow rha vtlces an Id
for the different kinds ot cattle on th
Potlth Omaha markt
Good to chotoe corn-fed steers. ...14 KM 41
rair to choice corn-fed steers 4 t'fi S3
Common to fair corn-fed steers 4.0Oii4 fj
Good to choice cows and heifers.. Sto'i4.
l air to good cows and heifers I.uous.oa
Common to fair cows and heifers.. l f'fi.TOO
Good to choice feeders..... 4Mi47
Fair to a-ood stockers and feeders. J.fVw'4 m
Common to fair stockers 1.7511.60
Bulls, stags, ate s.sowt.ns.
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days with comparisons:
Date. I 1. 19H6. 1904. 19U3. 1902. lir0l.1W0.
Apr. T... 2141 I 4 Ml f Ml Ml
Apr. 8...1 I 6 to 4 ) 7 27 44 6 01
At. ...! 4 26' s I 4 ill 7 2oi 4 471 r."
AP-. ,0..,l s olivti 26 17 SI 8 Mil I Si
API. 11..
Apr. 13
Apr. 13...
Apr. 14..
April 16..
April 17.
April 18..
April 19..
April 20..
April 21..
April 22..
April 23,
April 24
April 25..
April 26..
4 34V
s sl
4 45
4 4s
4 NOV
4 60S
43:
41 Ik,
6 43V
6 M4
4 29
6 26H
I 27
e
184
i 31
r J.HI 4 961 7 L'2' (Ot I 021 4 XI
I 111 4 60 1 1 M 6 M 33
5 2Mf 4 81
I 241 4 ooi
4 m
6 2
1 mi 1 m:
6 27
i 23
5 30
6 33
e
6 SI
6 2i?
6 331
4 75!
t S2
4 60
4 HI
4 82
e
4 75
4 7S
7 )!
7 22 6 66
7 07 i tl
7 13 4 96
7 14
s
7 10
7 11
9-.'l
4 8
4 041 t 44
6 411
6 94' I 45
921 5 lo
6 S5 5 43
6 Ho: 5 14
I 5 S5' i 4H
4 89I I 6 42
7 07! 8 86 t 81
7 02' i "! "
7 (Mil 6 991 S 7S! 6 32
7 051 KJ 6 78 6 3K
I 7 0D( 6 76' 6 33
Sunday
The official numoer of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
;attie. moss, eneep. 11 r s.
C, M. A St. P 3 i
Wabash 1
Mlasourl Pacific 7 1
1'nlon Paclflo system. 13 36 20 . ..
C. A N. W., east 16
C. A N. W west 1 44 3 1
C, St. P. M. O 1J
C, B. & " . east 2 5 1..
C. B. & west 18 22 6 1
C, R. I. P.. east.. 1 8 1
C. R. I. ct P.. wist., t 2 1 .
Illinois Central 2
Chicago Great Wst'n 1 2 .
Total receipts .....74 136 31 ' .2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, eacn ouyer purcnasing ine num
ber ot head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep,
Omaha Packlbg Co 2M
Swift and Company Z4o
Cudahy Packing Co 612
Armour & Company.,... 249 .
Vansant & Co 7
Lobman A Co 5
Hill ft Bon t 1
Hamilton ft Rothschild.. 41 .
Wolf S
Mike. Uaggerty. A. ,
3. B. Root 4k COw......;. 75
H. & B. ..j....
Other buyers 17o
1,016
2,528
2,672
3,977
73
6'.'1
37
6X2
802
'804
10
aia
1M
I tao
ltM
1 040
ri
ni
tut
IMA
140
STOCK KK8
440 I no
430
, 4
' 7a
4.12
P41
M4
two
(K5
a4
t M
I 40
I 10
I sa
I so
I an
I is
I 40
I SS
I as
t e
I 24
I M
I 7
t n
1 1
4 44
4 10
4 10
ASu"
14
1'7
NO
.,, 1!0
If. TO
ati
Tin
f.l
r tur.nKtiS
tt 4
I 71
I T5
I
I a
I sa
I
a-,
M
4 00
4 M
.. t"
.. 171
..
.. M
.. 474
.. T0
.. '
44 S
18
4 15
4 18
4 It
I It
4 to
4 2
4 r
4 M
4 41
HOOft Receipts of hogs were larc" f"t
this time In the week, hut Spparently
none too heavy to Supply the require
ments of the mnrket. while the trade
was a little slew at the opening it livened
up later on. becoming fslriy active, so
that the neftvy receipts were pretty rrt'.icn
disposed of some time before noon. The
r rices paid were Juat about 2"4jC lilgner
han those which prevailed yesterday. In
other words the hogs so'd principally it
$1.2714 iff 4.30. as against 16.25 8 4.2 ti yes
terday.
After bresUIng vesterrtav and ths day
before about 10c the slight reaction to
day leaves the market only about 16n
lower than It was one week ago. A g'ance
at the tnble of receipts at the head of
this column will show that the arrivals
for tho week to date have been far Irt
excess of last week, wl'h a still greater
Increase as compared with a year ar.
In snlt- of this havv run the market
has lielil up exceedingly well and Is at
the present tltnej In very satisfactory condition.
sales:
Iyer do sea
No, Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Fr.
U 2 120 4 T 74 trt 0 4 2T4
t 10 ... ( 28 SK 294 o 4 27
51 14 ... 4 lr. . 211 SO 4 2T
18 14 ... 4 IS 24 tol ... I 'TV,
o 210 40 4 1., fa 211 ... 4 ilS
ll 174 40 4 fr. 72 224 ItO 4 in
4 10 ... 4 IS so 21T ... 4 90
41 2M SO 4 274 ia !. 40 4 0
0 140 40 4 27V4 72 2.12 ... I 30
78 lit ... 4 t74 72 209 ... 4 20
0 2t4 10 4 t74 3 2S 200 4 JC
2... 197 80 4 274 87.. ......211 40 4 50
71 Ill 40 4 27 '4 18 S"7 ...
IB.i 20 ... 4 27V4 7 :i0 ... 4.10
M to ... 4 27 '4 88 2'-'4 M 4 80
1 191 180 I r7t 71 tl 80 4 80
48 217 80 8 2714 so 218 ... 4(0
14 ...107 ... 4 87V4 88 i.4 ... 4 80
70 2lf 80 4 1714 74 142 80 4 80
71 2H 40 4 27 "4 83 21t 80 4 40
7t 8X0 40 4 27V4 81. , tl7 11) IH
4 211 120 8 II 14 80 220 ... ISO
44 2J8 ... 4 87 '4 8J. 14 ... 4 30
88 117 0 4 74 81 SM ... 40
80 174 80 4 27V4 70 244 ... 4 30
82 194 40 4 17 "4 72 20 80 I 30
88 270 180 4 271 8t 2.8 ... I 80
77 228 80 4 27V4 81 .219 ... I JO
81 289 ... 8 17V, 71 184 ... 4 80
77 281 80 4 274 78 144 80 4 80
14 180 140 4 17 4 8 223 . . 4 10
8S 224 ... 4 m 88 228 160 4 10
41 241 120 4 27 71 558 . 4 80
80 Mft 340 4 27V, 92 180 40 6 to
87 188 80 8 27V, . M too ... 4 80
...All ... 27Vi 4" 2:2. 180 4 JO
14 232 HO f 274 77 N4 tv 4 no
88 817 120 4 f74 71 271 ... 4 30
78 lit 120 I 2714 ft 211 40 4 21
71 2S1 120 I27i, 87 221 ... I 80 1
78 10 40 I 27 14 84 248 40 4 80
78 182 ... 4 27V, 88 278 80 4 30
17 . 321 ... 4 274 84 2' I 40 4 30
73 214 ... 4 174 43 ...4 ... 4 84
30 221 ... 4 174 (.4 ...... .804 280 3 30
30 .248 ... 4 t74 14 820 ... 4 80
43 234 80 4 874 ti 217 . . 4 30
89 2v4 48 4 174 70., 10 120 4 10
71....;.. .128 80 4 27 4 83.. 264 ... 4 30
73 tit 10 4 7 4 89 248 ... 4 30
71 271 400 4 27 4 84 t53 ... 4 80
04 218 . . 1 27 4 8V 2:.f 40 4 80
92. ........ 193 10 4 K4 87. ...... .2i3 120 4 SO
l 284 80 4 27 4 84 211 80 4 80
'8 242 200 4 27 4 78 227 ... 4 80
84 229 40 I 271, tt 14 80 4 32 4
38 317 ... 4 274 64 270 ... 4 324
73. ...... .141 1(0 4 27 4 71 104 SI U
BTAO 'HOGS.
1 Co 80 8 J7V, t 885 10 4 274
SHEEP Thla was another day win
Wool Market.
BOSTON. April 26. WOOL, Firm, dull.
Practically the only movement has been In
foreign wools, and . especially cross-breas.
The sole exception has' been a little specu
lation In scoured wools. The scarcity of
territories la Illustrated by the readiness
with which . the new Arliona wools have
been aold as fust as they have arrived and
at full prices. . Pulled wools are doing
little better than formerly.. Leading Quota
tions follow: Ohio and Pennsylvania XX
and above. S4fM3c; X. Mfi33c; No. 1, ssmwv
No. 2. Swatou: fine unwashed, 264l'-6Hc
quarter blood, unwashed,- 32&i2V4c; three-
eie-hths blood. 3Siiffi'4.': half blood. 22V4yft33c
unwashed delaine. MfAo: line washed rie
laine. 36W&'c. Michigan, fine unwashed
24-y2ic; Quarter blood unwashed, 31fn3-'c;
three-eighths blood, S2iia3c; half blood, 3 It?
32c; unwasned delaine, 37'&isc. Kentucky,
Indiana, etc., three-eighths and Quarter
blood, 32;&3ie. Territory, Idaho, fine. 2277'
tMc; heavy fine, 14 'Aic; fine medium, !2fJ
IBc; medium, 26J27c; low medium, 24927a.
Wyoming tine, 211t'i2c; heavy tine. l!ic;
fine medium, i2if'c; medium, 26327c; low
medium, Wu'Xc. I'tah and Nevada, fine,
82'fratc; heavy fine, 19t2w: fine medium,
22'u33c; medium, 26Ct27o; low medl'tm, 2.'o.
27c. Dakota tine, 22'ii23c; 1"e medium, Tl'ii
'2Xv; medium, 27ft'.ac; low medium, 2sV3?7c.
Montana, flue choice, 24'i2Sc; fine sveraife,
2Mi24c; fine medium tfholre, 24fJ6s; staple,
27ft sc; medium chojee, 27tj28c.
At. LOUIS, April 26'. WOOL Medium
grades, combing and clothing, 24rj27c; light
ftno, 214(23c: heavy, fine, 1720e; tub
washed, il 37c.
Total 1,635 10.266 3.178
CATTLE Receipts of cattle wero light
this morning, only seventy-flve cars being
reported in. nut among tn numucr tn
oiilte a cood many loads of rlgnt gooa
beef steers. The market as a whole was
In very good condition, the feeling being
better And prices. Ill anyming, a nine
hlirha,
With only very moderate offerings of
beef steers and with a very satisfactory
demand the market opened earlier thnn
Is usually the caso on a good many days.
The moat of the cattle sold In good sea
son, practically everything being disposed
of by 10 o'clock or soon after. The gen
eral market waa a little stronger than
yesterday. The fact is values have been
gradually creeping upward the last few
days. Good steers are right around 10't?
15c higher than the Hrst of the week.
Among the cattle here there were several
loads good enough to bring 45.25 la 5.30,
with the top at 5.5.
Only about eleven cars- of cows and
heifers were Included In today's receipts.
The demand was fair, the market reasona
bly active, with everything selling In
very good season. The prices paid were
steady to strong as compared with yester
day. Mockers and feeders have been In rather
light receipt ' all Ibis week- and while
there lias been no very urgent demand
from the country there have been buTI
clent buyers to keep the supply well
cleaned up. With no accumulation of
that kind of cattle and with killers grad
ually strengthening It was not surpris
ing that good feeders should command
at least strong prices. Everything de
sirable sold quite readily.
Representative sales:
laser and Molasses.
NEW YORK, April 23 Sl'UAR-Raw,
steady;, fair refining, rtii 9-32c; centrif
ugal. UH test. a43 13-3'-'c ; molasses eng-ir,
2S'd2 lil-Sic. Rtflned. steady; No. 4, 4.t4s-;
No. 7, 3.9c: P.O. K, s.huo; mo. 9. B too; no. iu,
S.sOo; No. 11. 3.75c; No.. If. 3.70c; No. 13, 3.6r;
No. 14, S.oTc; confectioners' A, 4.3oo; mold
A, 4S6c; cut loaf. 5.iuc; crushed. 6ioc;
powdered, 4.00c; granulated, 45uc; cubes,
4 oc
NEW ORMCANB. April 24 81'GAR
Quiet but steady; open kettle centrifugal,
11 fionlrituff ll H'hltoe . 1 '! Ll " vl
"p lows. a'Vis-se; icn!a. i4'c
' MOI.AS8Eii-Noni:nal:. oocn
3(?: centrifugal, 72iic.
6YHCP Nominal. 25'uJOc.
b4
424
li
714
kettle. 174
.142
nr.
JiBdoB t'loslaar storks.
LONDON. April W. Closing quotations on
the Stock eithuniie wtre:
Coaaols. sncuey
4o ateouQi 9"4,
anaronda :V,
Ati-hlaou n'
do b'4 l'vi
nallluore A Ohio. ..112
Caaadla Pari 8c .... 14LV
t ftea. 4k Ohio
( htcais Ot. W.
c . at. a st. r
reBeera
Denver B. O
ie pt4
Brie
So let r'
4s 34 pH
Illi&ola Central ....
Utulavllle Naek.
14 .. K. A T
Fx-dlvldend.
SILVER lar, ateady. 30 7-16d per ounce.
MONK Y 3fj;;v pr cent.
The rate or iiivo irit in the open market
for short bills Is 3K per cent, for Ihrea
months bills. 34 per cent.
24 11IIN T. tentral
.Norfolk a W
so pfd
O.iUrlo A eV
Prm.h? Ivaota
Kao4 alines
Heading
do let pfd
do 2d D'd
. ..17K .Southern Kallsar
... 1 I 4k) pfd
... 4444lHouikern PatlBc .
... at ;l'oloa Pai lc
... 41 I do pfd
... 79 ill. S Meel
...49 do pi.l
1.4 Wabaah
. 1 4 j ,1 4o pf
. 444, Span ih 4s
Coffee Market.
NEW .TORK. April 26 -Cr)FFE- Mar
ket toffee futures opened at unchanged
! prices to a decline of 5 points, In sympa
thy with loser cables. The close was ateady
net unchanged to 6 points lower. Hales
for the day-Vere 11S.0U) bars, of which
44 I h bo ut 100.K4 bays were exchanges. Tr.ins-
.. 94.,
.. o0
.. 7IV4
-. S
.. 444
.. 44
.. 44
.. l4
.. .108
. 41
..U1
. 94
.. 43
ll'
.. II
actions Included May al .5vaitoc: Julv
67.V-; Septeniber. !oi7c: October. 74Tic;
December, 7 2-1j7.26c; January. 7.3i(7 STic;
fVbruury, T.86c; March. T.4t4j7.iuc. Spot
Rio, steady; No. 7 Invoice. I l-16c.
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OIL CITY. Arril n.-Crt-dtt balances, tl U.
Biiipinrnts. 35.7ia bbls., average 63.378 bbls.;
ruiix. D2.4J7 bbls., average tn.':4 bbls. Klilp
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454 ,
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NEW ORLEANS. April 26. COTTON I
Ppot closed steadv; salea, 4. 650 bales;
ordinary, 8 s-lc; good ordinary, e;
low middling, 14 ll-lic; middling. 11 6-16c;
food middling. 11 ll-ll'-; middling fair,
if I -18c; rexeipts. 1.446 bales, stock.
6T. LOCI:. April 24. COTTON Firm; 1 tsaatt at r.aslaaa) Rtatesneal.
middling, llc; salea. 27 bales, receipts., LONDON. April ?. The weekly stub- CM rag o
104 t.ale; aulpinetita, 1 bals; 41418, 3,t.J . ment of -he Hnrik if Kniflaed shnas ll 1
bala-v J fciiuwinss chanjies; Total tttviit, do- 1 TutaU
, f4to-k la Sight.
Receipts of live slock at the six pria-
I clpal weatern marki ls yesterday:
Ca'tle. liors. Sheer).
Bnuth Omaha
j Pious City ....
j Kansas City .,
, Ht. Joseph ....
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47.617 tl.int
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... loOO 3 46 1
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.... 971 8 !dt 1
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receipts were quite satisfactory on paper I
Dtu aisappomting in reality. Of tne
thirty-one cars reported in there wer
eleven cars of lambs and six cars of
wethers not offered for sale, being halted
only for feed. After allowing for this
reduction snd the several cars of feeders
Included among the receipts, the actual
offerings of desirable killers were de
cidedly small.
The market was again strong to a little
higher. Everything desirable In the way
of killers met with very ready sale. The
pens Wero cleared at an early hour In
the mornlnk. As showing the strength
c the market the Gibson shOrn lambs
Sold today at $5.70. as against $5.65 yes
terday and $5.60 the day before. Good
wooled lambs sold up to $6.75, there being
nothing choice ar.iong tho offerings. Uood
western ewes brought' $5.65. There were
no wethers or yoarlluga of any conse
quence on sale.
The demand for fenders was fully as
good as theAleniatid for killers and they
also brought, good ' strong prices.
The market ae a whole was very satis
factory from every standpoint and sellers
without exception were well pleased with
the results. It will be noted that prices
hav been gradually working upward, the
market having bcon quoted steady to
strong every day this week and prices are
now considerably higher than one week
ago,
ouctatinns: Rood to choice native lambs
$6.5oig6.86; good to choice light western
lninbs, I6.f;(6.S0; fair to gooii lambs, $.u
tJi.lO; Cull lanihs. 34.oOii6.50; good to choice
,srllngs, $o.75T(6 .25; fair to good heavy
yearlings. $5.5(ni5.7t; good to choice wethers,
$6.666.25; fair to KOod wethers. $5.4"U5.e5;
good to choice henvy ewes, $5.0Oiu5.8O; fnir
to good ewes, $4.60ij5.5C; cull cheep and
bucks. 3. 0o64.0i).
Shorn sheep and lambs are bringing
prices generally 11.0'JCJ 1.25 less than
wooled stock.
Representative eales:
No. . Av
1' cull ewes, clipped 73
45 Western ewes, culls.,..
144 ewes, clipped 77
lti Ducks
044 4H4. WHOt.KSM.K MIRK ET,
Condition of Trade and Q flotations a
staple nasi Fancy Proilare,
EOi7S Receipts, liberal; fresh stock, rasa
cn'int, ISc. ' 1
LIVE I'Ot'l.TRT-Hens, l'c; old roosters,
SHc; tinkers. IPc: ducks, lie; young roos
ters. 7(sc, geese, tie.
Hl'TTER-Pscklng stock, lie; choice to
fsncy tilery, ISiilPc; creamery. IWillHv.
HAT Prices quoted by Omaha Feed eom
panv: No. 1 tiiilnnd, $7: medium, ;
coarse. K.0ii,i(i 50. Rve straw, $tt.St.
F.RAN Per ton, $i7So
NEW VEORTACIJEa. -
TOMATOKS-FlorlOs. per erats of Mlba,
n . i 60.
WAX BFAN8 Per hamper of abaut W
Ihs , net. 15 00.
STR1NO r,F.AN-r-er hamper of about fa
lb.. not. ti 00414 oc.
TV RNlFar. PFET1 tND CARRdT-
Loulsiana, rcr dos. ounrnes, Tsciitl.00.
PHALLOTTS Louisiana.
bunclies. Tfic.
HEAD LKTTl'CE Louisiana, pet bbL.
I7.no-.uo 00; per dns heads, II.D041 ia.
LFAF LETTLCB-Uotnouse, per onv
tiends. 4hc.
CUCUMBERS HeUiouae, per dos., $1.00
CI '.
ONIONS Home grown, yellow sad rod.
2o per lb; Spanish, per crate, $3.35; Colo
rado, red and yellow, per lb.. I4o.
TROPICAL rnUiTB.
DATF.8- Per bos of $0 Mb. rkgs.. Ill:
Hallowe en. In 70-lb. box-a, per id., frc ; tsaya
ers. per lb.. 4c: walnut stufTed, 1-lb. pkgs..
12.no per ilni : It-lb boxes. $100.
ORANOEU-Callfornla. estra fane Red.
land navels, all sixes. $3. Is; tanov navels.
$3 2n. choice, an sises, sa.
LEMONS-Umonleis. extra fancy, 144
sit. $3.75; isJO to 34W slxe, 4.3.
FIGS t:ullfornie.. i-n. carton, 76T
$00; Impotted Sniib, three-crown, lao; al
crown. 13c. m L -
PANANA8 Per medium sued bunch, $LTI
6:0. .Utilities. l?tMi)3 0e.
TANtiERINEU-Callfunila, per ton of
ttbnllt 1"t. $.1
ORAPFj FKUIT Florida, per bolt, $7,009
t.M; Csllfi rnla. per bns 4 ti.i&.
FRUITA r
FKARP-IVinter Nelits. tt.tA
APPLK8 t:alifornl Newton. ? Pippins,
$.'.16; Laid wins, 13 per bu. box; lien Day la, $1
per bu. box; NVlnesaps, $2.60 per bu, bos;
ether varieties, $2.uOiu2.oO tr bu. ; New York
apples. Baldwins and husseta $6.00 per bbl.
DRAPES In. purled Mre-igas. IS.CHKiy7.60.
POTATOES komt tToAu, per bu., 104
Vjc; South Dakota, pel' bu.. 7oo.
NAVY REAN8 I'er bu., $1.66; No. t, H.Ts,
LIMA BEAN8 Per lb.. o
CAUBAGE Callloisia, 34" per lb.; Wlsv
fonsin, In crates, per' lb , 8-40.
CELERY Florida. $1.25 per dos.
SWKKT l"OTATOES-llllnuls, par li-pk,
bW- BEE CUT8.
No. 1 ribs, 13c; No. 2 ribs, liy,c; No. I
ribs, UVic; No. 1 round, 5c: No. 1 round,
7vtc; No. 1 found, "4c;, No. 1 loins, 14o; No.
3 loins, 13c; No. 3 loins, 11 He; No. 1 plats,
4c; No. t plale, 3S4c; No. 3 plate. 3c; No. 1
chuvks, 6c; No. 3 chucks, LVc; o. $ cbucka,
M1SCELLANEOC. '
CIDER 1'er Keg, .(t: per bbl.; $4.74
HON KV-New, per 24 lbs,, $3.60.
CHEK8U Swiss, new. soo; Wl scon si a
brick, lie; Wisconsin llmoerger, 14c; twins,
13V4CS Your.g Ainericaa, 36c
NUTB Waluuta. No. I soft shells, new
crop, per ib 15VCi hard shells, per lb.,
I3V4C V jeans, large, per lb.. !4oi small, per
lb.. 12c. Peanuts, per lie.. 6c; roasted, par
lb.. Kc. Chili watuuu. per lb.. i213Ve.
Almonds, soft sueus, per 10.. Do; bard
shells, pet lb.. Uo. Cocoauuta, $4 par aauic
"VlUCSH FI3rt, Trout, 11c; halibut, Uo;
pickerel, dressetl, 7c; white bass. Uc; soa
lisli, 6v; percu, skinned and. dressed, ec;
Dike keltic; redsnapper, Uc; saln.on, 13c;
ci apples. c; eeta.- lsc; U.aok baas, 33o;
whlteilsU. HHtflSo; frog Ws, per doa. 600;
lobsters, green, Bo; bollud lobsters, 42c;
bluetlsli, luc; herring. 6c; bpain.u mackerel.
J6c; nauuov;, aw, ) "'in,
smelts, 12c; cod, 12c; bullheads, Uc) catflsh,
lie; "e atiad. 76c; flounders, .110,. .
Mlj'BliK'-'OliK-lIitl.ouse. per lb.. lOQWe.
KADltUiU8-rti.iSouse, per dos. bunehea,
YSTERS Fresh standarf.. 11,40 per gal.i
shell oysters, $1.0u4jCM ir-iw; Hula Nk
dams. $1.50 per 101
SUGAR Granulated cane. In bbls., $8.16;
granulated cane. In- sacks, $&.U; granulated
4-ct-t. in sacks $5.01. ,
BYRUP In barrels. 4s bar gai t In oases.
4 10-lb. can. W 60; oases, 11 a-u.. cans, tZW;
cases, 24 iVs-U. cans. U.M.
COFFEE-Routed : Nov to. uio per lb.;
No. So, aiWO per lb.1 No; 26, Uo perl 10. 1
No. 20. 15V(,c per Ht.; No. 21. liHo per lb.
CURED FiBH Faunlly 1! whltetlsb, par Va
bbl.. Itw lbs,, $460; Norway mackerel, per
bbl., JoO lbs.. bltMttsjrs. $4u.i; Nu. j, 2o;
No 1 $24.'JO: No. S, J0.00: Irish. No. f. $1100:
Herring. In bbUW 300 lbs. e n. Norway, 4k,
$13.00; Norway, ok, $13.0u; Holland, mixed.
$11.60; Holland herring. In kegs, milkers,
80c; keas. 4iJUMl. iisj,v
CANNED OOOl T-h: 'standard west
ern, oMttfrc; Maine, $1.1$. TomRtoes., $-lb.
cans, $1.2tVB 1.90: 2-lb., ;v4cft$1.00. Pineapples,
grated, K-lb.,i U.r0i.e:T - slh-ed, $1 ftxr 3. 288.
Gallon apples, fani-y, $3.75; tnllfornla apricots,-
$1.4ix2 00: pears, $1.3oi2.50r peaches,
fancy, 11.764f!.40t H. f -pearhes, $10i&2.o0.
Alaska salmon; red, $1.15;' pink, tne; fancy
Chinook, F., -J'-MO: fanc sockeye, F., $l.W:
sardines, H oil, $2.50; mustards, $2.50ii
3.10. Sweet potatoes. $l.jyii:l.25;' sauerkrsut.
$1 0: pumpkins, 8iicf(i$l.(8J; was beans, 2-lb ,
754i!K)c: lima beans, 2-lb., 75ct.j,s; spinach,
$1,3542.00; cheap peas, 2-lb., 80c; estra. itVfji
jyc; fancy, $1 -fil.75.
HIDES, PELTS AND TALLOW-No. 1
green hides, c:.No. 2, He; No. 1 salted, Uc;'
No. 2, 10c; bull hides. 74;i4e; dry hides,
I2HI20C. Horse hbles, large, $3; small, $2.
Sheep pelts, each 6K'ti$l.25. Tallow, IS'o. L
4c; No. 2, So; rough, Mc.
157 western ewes
4 Mexican litmbs
1K6 western ewes ..
6'.'1 western laiibs, (lipped..
W! Mexican lan bs
144 western Jambs
310 Mexican lambs
I western ewe, clipped
21 weatern ewes, clipped
14 western ilatnbs, bucks....
5 western lambs, culls
61 western lambs, clipped....
63 western ' lambs
7!! western lambs feeders..,
119 western lambs
121 western lambs
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REAL K.STATK. TRAVSKEH8.
CHICAGO LIYU . STOCK M4.RKK.T
Cattle Hlcher Hoga and Kbeep steady
La in lis Hla herv
riflCAaO. April 2.-CATTLK-Rncelpls,
$.500 head; market l'tf(l5c higher; comni'in
to prime steers, $4.0Mi1.33; cows, $,12r,li-I.Ai;
heifers. $2.75i5.J5; bullJt. $2.tKfi4.25: calves.
$2.75i6 76; stockers snd feeders. $2.7.Vut.SO.
HOGS Receipts, . 16.tt licitd; mnrket
steady 1 choice to prime hesvv, $fi.4j4ili.55;
medium to good heavy. Illi jH 45; butcher
weights, S6.4ifiii.6'J; grod to choice --heavy
mixed. $6.40f(i55; tiackln. $5.76'ii.45.
BHEEP AND LA M US Receipts, 16.000
head; market for sheep steady; lanihs,
strong to loo hlghwi sheep. $-1 SoftO. 40 ;
yearlings. $.".25titt.5; lumhs, $5.0DTi7.35. . .
Kansas City Live Stock Mnrket,
KANSAS CITY. April 26 CATTLK Re
ceipts. 8.5C0 head. Including l'JO southerns.
Market lorf15c higher; choice export and
dressed beef steers, $5 SMifl.fO; fair to' grod,
$4.'u6.J5; western fed sio-rs. $35ih61.'j;
stockers and feeders. $.1.00414.90; southern
steers, HO Ai 5 '25; southern cows, $?.6oi4.2S:
native cows, $2.rofi4fUi; native heifers. $3.75
4fX.10; bulls.-$3 onra4.:6: calves, $1.00tS75.
HOGS Receipts. K'.Od head. M-uket
opened strong and clicd a'ealt: tor. $)i 4:''4,
bulk of sale-, $.; -TijiC lo; heavV. i.$5tl.42';
Pi kers, 6 3(Ki'(j.37S; pigs and lights, $).5'i
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 70
head. Market strens: is bs. $5 2V7i7.10:
shifen and yearllne-s, $4.50i 10: wstern f-d
yearlings, $5.?fva6 T; we-ietn fed sheep, 4.5u
tt6.10; stovkcrs and feeders, $3 0i-4i-i.f0.
f4t. l.onla I h e Stork Market.
ST. LOCIS. Aprfl IS C TTLV-Recer.ts.
1400 head. Includintj 40 Texans. Market
luc higher: Dftlve sl'loplng iird export
steers, 31 tP7"). ,5: i"rersd b-f and billchc
st'ers, $ 9"6.'4): stceea under l.o'ti lbs., :3 $1
fu4 10: s'lvkers nrd f-elcrs 1214 4!: c- w
j n4 heifer iff: cs-n'" loti ..'.::
I bulls. $3 .;f.4 :S: eVa. O-W V); Texas and
; I'd'sn -teers $71 C 75; cows and hlfcr,
ft orfte M.
I ' HOtlS-Rt'celr.te. l.'f) head UlsrPct 10
; ht-).cr: )e end ll"he, 35 R,tft; 45; "tckera.
ptecrTe a., hutc-'r nid b t b-v. t". 3Vf". 5',
Hf" FKP AND i.AM.f"-Kcii)ts. l.'rO
heed. 1srket s'eed.-; r..fv rl'M'tli. 4 1
'! '"; latT bs, $5.7.10; culls urd t.ui-ks. $ .61
6 4.25.
Ht. J " -c n 1 Live tieU Mrkel.
ST. ,JCF"FH "M! 1-CATTl.K-r.e-relos.
1.13 Vead Vt t'li'v; nit ve.
M'J,('ftl: cons '' -.cif--., $l.rJV!7tr10; stock
eis and feeders, l3.'fT4.50.
HOGS-P'f l'1" ''"0 r'l. J,'i-'-et wns
I cteanv: light. ".IS T : -T'v. MI;tj.-
SHtfr AT, II I . , 1 1- - 1 r (' ) T ). If)
head. M'kr -ink; !nm!.j Heady to lie
higher: tl. JT.40.
lens riiv lire frl Vntle!
SIOI X CITY. April 26. iFc t'hI T'
cram 1 Recelr". I"1 li)-ad; market
Mroi.g: Hoik T4 sfca.y. j"v..a, $i.ii'
5.t0; rows ar d he:fe- $3.1 t4 4.51; sto l;
ers and feeder. "3 t'J'Tj 1 51;' cttlves a'l l
yearlings. 1 .1. " 5 "i 4 4 .
H' sili' Receipts. 4 " heal; market
steudv, sel.ir.T r.t $6.20 & 6 pulk of
sales, 20 6 26.
Mary R, Haskell to William Gustin,
lots 1, 2, 3, . 6. block '".". and
otlrer lots, Myers, Richard A-:T1I-deu's
' ,......-....$
Charles F. Hrostns atal wife to
Warner J. Albln, lot if 11 and 10.
block 2. I lellone's add,
E. J. Dickersoti and wife to Joel
Perkins, lot 14, block. 14, Jetters
add , r
Charles J. Peterson to William
Peterson, n S sw 14 1-16-9 .
A. R. and E. K. McCandh ss to K.
F. Brailey and W, II Dorrance,
lot 8, block 3. Isabel add. ......
R. C. Strehlow to Anton Usantner,
nV, lot 116, Nelson ovhl.v
Marie tiwei.artt to Elixn C'hrlat
niann, lots 13. 14. 15. Thor Piaca
Henry gwelgsnl and wife- to srtme,
lot 14, blok $67, Kuutb Omaha.-.
Elvira Rainier to Laura R. New
kirk, lot 4, block vH, and tot 6,
block 116. Dundee Place
Laura Newklrk to Helen O'BrV-Q,
same : . .,,-,'.
Miles Moore and Wife to 'J. K.
George, lot 13, block 101, Dundee
Emma M. Avres and huabaiul. to
LUxa J. McCUnUick, part .swV
10-15-10
Charles Guns to Hie Boutli Oniulia.
A Western Railway company,
tract sw 14 sw'4 33-15-12
Augustus Doll and wife to same,
. tract seVa 32-16-12
Charles M. Johnson and Wife to
same, part nvfc aw 4 sc 4 82-15-12
Anna M. liurrcll and Tiushand to'
William Muuger and wife, part
lot 36, block 8. Hfltiacom Place. .
Mary A. Browne to Thomas J. Car-
miiny and wire, lot 4, block I,
liarel Terraeo
Kutli' A. Basset and husband to
William L. Edwards, n',4 lot 7.
Mock 16, K. V. Smith's. .
Eva W. Beiuier to Sonthi-rn H-alty
company, purl lots i and 4, block
7 2, South Omaha.
Florence Co. to Ja. M. Harvey, lot
10. Florence II. Ig'.its
David Adler and Honu Clothing
company to T. R. Kimball, lot 1,
Johnson's add
Ilei-hert Kimball and wife to II. G.
Van Horn, :art lot 19, 2d add.,
P-Jford
! der Peders'iK and wlfu to South
Oir.uha A- Wcsti-rn Railway com
pany, trait su'4 31-15-12
W. H II. Wool Mnd wife to llattle
H. King, part h.ts 25 and 26,
i. 11 ill' ui T) -mpleton's
D. VV. Rvckinun and wife to C. K.
Hutihlngs, lot 3, Wallace's 1st
sub. -
Mury A Walloie t as tue, same..
Gertrude T. Lriney.- guardian to
Gertrude T. E lncy. jr., n V lot 3,
block 17. Ilanirom Place
Oertrude T. Kdney rt aL to ssme,
same
Washington Ijan and Trust com
pany, executor lo treorg" T. Mor
ton, n'-t lot 10. and H lot 6,
r-pring Valley add
lUuilr Monge In II irry A. Tukey,
lo 6. I'l ham place
(". F. Fahe nl wife to I.ewla llen
lerfin. lot 4, block 50, South
Omuha
John (:llx and wife 10 Frank
B'ld
J.,li!i II Dumoiit and wife to Lillle
K Jrirdnn, : art lots 13 snd 14,
Novak, lot 6, mock I. Van t'nnips
sub bloc k "A," It.-Hi rvolr add....
. 100
1
-6,100
150 .
1,17$
10
, 400
1
1
too
175
7i
160
25
,725
500
1.200
1
)
2.650
10,37$
1.000
150
2.3011
:
1
637
1
1.200
1.150
3.400
IF. Da, Day & Co.
blocks, 1 (iraiti. Irovllo.t
v Saitir I oar tarala lie la,
tbl2uae aad Utiaatreipolaa Oellsery.
oris eiaiitti i-oiiiii)l8siou un Uraln, one
' cusiter )ii rMcHks. Prompt and careful
sttt-i.iitin alvt.11 1 tiutnds accounts. VVrua
, for ui' dtlly Market Letter, tualled Ires,
I Main ort'ee.
IIO.III Foard f Trad Ml.
I OMAHA. IBf8.
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