TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1907.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE U&RI.ET
Vbeat Leads L'arkoi ia JmpteMiTa Kot
f T7, Bu; Csrr. Wett
MAY SMALL GRAINS UP SEVEN-pGHTHS
taahteat Uof Hrporta (row Mlssnart
4 Oklahoma Cnased Khar
HIm In Prices, B
eept for Cora.
OMAHA, April I, 1907.
' After a day of extreme depression, tho
n.arket mhla a asneatlonal ovinn tcxviy
iwid bears rushed to cover, . cauxtng euo
fesantlal advance, except in corn, tthiuh
( ,u weak. Wheat and oats were very
"nong and prices advances' about o over
I toe wwk cl. ee if yesteraay.
Wheat npenej firm, although cable" came
allghtiy lowtr, but not us low ae was ex
iiwieu owing to the decline yesterday. The
cuief factors In the market were tne Irv
si.ttent bug sU ries and lack of rain. The
bum are re;riaU fa having advanced Itilo
ncuthiaat Missouri and the crop la Texas
Is aenerally concerted to be Dractleally
aesiroyea by the pent. The area of daXnage
was reported to be expanding In Oklahoma
and apprehension was felt on account of
tr.e dry weather in Karons and Nebraska,
although the Nebraska crop Is not in Im
mediate dinger. Reports of damage were
conflicting, but little Interest waa felt In
the bear elilc nf the mnrkrt. Covering by
liorts had much to do with the aharp ad
vance In nricea and the May liquidation
has beirun. May optlona opened strong- at
KfVfco bid and advanced to 7iSe. Beptsmber
Options advanced a like amount, dosing
(i loes were at the hlarheat and a net In
oreaoe of o waa recorded In May options
tor the day.
Corn was In little demand and May op
tions oMi rd a 41a avked. a loes of He from
'Jia close of yesterday. July and r-ptnber
rn held firm, however, and May corn
advanced In sympathy with the general bull
movement. Corn closed stronger with a
net gain of c, but which was only 4o
ever yesterday s close.
Oats opened In good demand and a net
Increase of '40 In tha May trading ensued.
The demand was only fair and the market ,
waa strong In sympathy with wheat. Initial
trades In September oats were made, which
opened at 80o bid and waa quickly bid
up to 31 Ht: bid. May oats closed strong
with a net advance of Mo ever yesterday's
close.
Primary wheat receipts were 871,000 bu.,
and shipments 208,000 bu., against receipts
last year of 464,000 bu., and shipments of
104,000 bu. Corn receipts Were 77B,OcO bu.,
and shipments 424.0U0 bu., against receipts
of KS.Ouu- bu., and, shipments of (77,000 bu.
last year.
Clearances were B.ouo du. wrieet, w.uo
bu. corn, 21,000 bu. oats, and wheat and
flour equal to 108,000 bu.
Liverpool dosed Mid higher on wheat and
VWd nlgher on corn.
Argentina wheat shipments were 1,8,4,000
bu., against 8,604,000 bu. last week and
4.3n2,0Ovi bu. last year. There were no ship
ments of corn ttom Argehtlna last week,
against 40.OKI bu. last year. Wheat ship
ment since January 1 were 43,424,000 bu.,
sulnst SUfU.OOO bu. last year.
Local range of options:
articles. Open. IIlgh. Low. Close. Tes y.
Wheat I I I
May. ..I 6!4B 70SA1 6HHU 70A 6914.A
July... 71iB 72SA 71ftB 72A 71VA
Corn I
May... I 41 A 411A 41 A 41HA 41HA
July... 41 H 4mK 41 4mB 41 A
fc)pt... 41HH 41 'H 414B 4114 41 A
Oats- ( (
May...l 41 B 41T.A 41 B 41'fcA 41 A
July... S714H 38SB R7Ii 3SB S7A
Sept... 80 B! 81HB SO I1S8
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Prices. '
WHEAT No. t hard. 6fiC9c; No.
hard, t4frfs7Virc; No. 4 hard, 6tit4c; No,
spring, 6t,oo.
CORN No. I. 3Sc: No. 4. 22c: no
grade,
white,
Ifff-tic; No. 8 yellow, fta3'Ac; Na I
17a
KTE No. 2, dc; No. I, 68Ho.
Carlot Iteoelnts.'
Wheat Corn- Oats.
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis .
Omaha:
Puluth .......
'St. Louis . ..,
1
206
m
.... M
.... ii
,..,126
78
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n
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CHICAGO tntAIN AND PH6VItIO!
Featares of tha Trading and Closlaa;
Prlces on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, April 6. Wheat advanced
more than lc per bushel on account of re
ports of damage by the green bug. At the
close wheat for May delivery was up 1V
lc. Corn was up io. oats were &io
higher. Provisions weia up UQttc.
The damage reports came from all parti
of the southwest, but the most sensational
dispatches were received from Oklahoma
and Missouri. A local crop expert, who Is
now in Oklahoma, reported today that the
wheat eroo In that state had been con
siderably Injured during the last few wacks I
and much of the uigeut demand that ex- I
Isted In today's market was based on his I
report. The absence of rain In Kansas !
and Nebraska were. It Is said, to be greatly
needed, also stimulated tb demand, .com
mission houses and shorts ware the best
buyers and the selling- waa chiefly by longs.
Prieea advanced steadily all day snd tne
market closed stronr and near to the hlirli
point. May wheat opened unchanged to Ho
lower at TSVSKiAkc. sold between 7CHo Md
77H.O and closed at 77fr7Ho. Clearsnoes of
wnoai ana nuur weri wu, iu iw.w
Exports for the week, as shown by Brad
atreet's were i,500,0u0 bu. Primary receipts
were 672,000 bu., against 442.000 bu. for tha
same day last year. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of 600 cars,
against a holiday last week and 848 cars a
year afo.
Corn waa In active demand by eommla
slon houses and cash Interests all day and
tha market was strong. The sharp advance
In wheat, small local receipts and an In
creased demand for cash grain wera tha
principal reaaen for the strength. The
market closed strong. May corn opened a
shade to Ho higher at 4&SiMHa to 4&Hc
advanced to 46Ho and closed at the top.
Local recetpta were 2tj cars, with 4 of con
tract grade.
Outs wera In urgent demand because of
reports of damage to the orup In tha snuth
west and prices advanced almost lc. Balls,
commission houses and shorta were the
bent buyers and offerings came chelfly from
Jongs. Msy opened a shade to Ha hlgtier
at Uifl-UHs. advanoed to 42o and oiosed at
the highest point. Local receipts wera 121
cart.
The provisions market waa extremely
dull. Toe early market waa easy on selling
by commission houses, but tha later market
bocame firm because of tha strength of
grain. At the close May pork waa up ta
at S16.12H. Lard was up Kf7Hc at l&fttvt.
Klba were unchanged at $3 &H.
Et!mat4i receipts for tomorrow are:
Wheat, 12 oars; oorn, lit cars; oats, 174
cars; bogs, 16,0u0 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.! Open. High. I Low. Close. ITes'y.
Wheat
Msy
July
Sept.
Oct.
Corn
May Julv
Sept.
Oats
May July
Sept.
Pork
May July
Lard
May July
Sept.
It I be
May
jv.y
Sept.
tthI
7k-s;
T6HIT7 e
77,7(f-l
T6H
'3
801
HiT8iOH
SOHiHi
81H! -H
4H 4H
4H tfrV
4BH
41 1
3
4a-4?.4H&H
CUM'
42
87
28
16 00'
IS 01
86
8 96
lot
4?H;41fr48
4,871st;' a
18 00
16 06
8 85
8 86
06
16 t
16 1JH
18 10
II 10
87H
12
I 86
1 9J
16 I
I a?H
oH'
8 3H
6 So
(J6
16
85
80
178
155
880
8 K-'J
8ZH1
I 87 HI
8 87HI
No. 8.
Cash quotatlona wsra as follows:
FLOUR Steady: winter patents, $3,103
m a.; I.I, I. H Win 9 Bi.n . . . .. . T
l 5J.60; straights, ei-0ou8.8v; bakera, 8X00
a. j ni.
WH EAT No. 8 spring, gnt-fWe; No. 8
pringr. 7iao! mx a rea. 7"j'iHO
CORN Na. 8. No. 8 yellow, 45 Ho
OATS Na. 8, 4aio; No. I white, 43H!
fio i wnita. awruc,
RTE No. 8. ia
BA hl.lu Y Fair to choice mslUng, 6488o.
BihUwi No. 1 flax, 11.11 1 No. 1 north
arvstern, 81-18. Prime Umothy, 84.80. CWver,
Contract gi-ede. 16 SV
PRO VISIONS- Short ribs sides (loose).
8-4rt.l6. Mesa pork, per bt.l.. I14a.fi)
1SITH- lM.r. per 100 lbs., M 46. Bhort clear
aldea (boxed). 8V87H3 I2H-
Following ware the receipts and ahip-
meuia of flour and grain:
iteceipis. anipmenia
Flour, bbla...
Wheat, bu...
Cum, bu
Oata, bu
ija, bu
lt,'.M
87
. 84 '""J
.4s o
.il.0
. H.IAA)
21' !M
8"1.1i0
lo.Ciu(J
BnHy, bu '. B.4T0 - V.Vi
Cm the Produce exchsrure today the but
ter market w steady: creameries. 2?ii
2sM.c; dairies, frMTTc K.axs, steady; at mark,
cases Included, 15c; flrsis, K-c: prime firsts.
l4c Cheese, steady, 12vQ15VC.
MARKET
Qnotatloaa
of the Day
na Vnrtone
Commodities.
KT3W TORK. Ar.rll B.FljOT'R Re
ceipts, 2R.SM bills.: exports. f..3 bbls.;
market steady, with fair demand; Minne
sota patents, 14.1014.35; winter stralgnts.
M.asy x.f,0; Minnesota bakers, .i?
I 60; winter extras. II. HOWS. 00: winter
patents. f3.6Q85; winter low grades,
2 7i-2 90. Rye flotT, steady: fair to good,
C.Hf.'-yS 0: choice to fancy, f2 4 20.
Ct "HNMRAL Stesdy ; flne-whlte and yel
low H.y-ai.ao; coarse, ll.UWgl.lU; kiln dried,
2.ff,i2.75.
tVHC!iT-Dvlnli 14a OHO hil evnorts
7,978 bu.; spot market strong; No. 2 red,
ic. elevator, and S3e. f. o. b. afloat:
No. 1 northern, Duluth, Kc, opening navl
fratlon; No. i hard winter, opening;
navigation. Tbere wa a perpendicular ad
vance of over lc per bushel In wheat today,
Influenced by very bullish crop damasre
reports from the southwest. Rugs and
drouth were said to have caused Injury
In Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska, be
sides which weekly clearances were liberal.
I-ast prices showed lc to lHc net advance;
Vny. 84 7-lf,c, closed at Sfc; July,
8RWf6 7-Mo, closed at 8fi-Hc; September,
8S.fHiic. closed at 'Hc
tX)RN Receipts. t6. bu.; exports, 1S1.
177 bu.; snot market firm; No. 2, btHv, ele
vator and 62V.. f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 white.
5f-e; No. 2 yellow. MV, f- o. h. afloat. The
option market was firmer on predictions
for smaller receipts and with wheat clos
ing Hfi4c hlfrlier; July closed at &4'4c.
OA Tft Receipts, C5,0"0 bu.; exports. 30.MO
bu.; market steady; mixed oats, K to U
lbs., 4(?c; natural white, SO to 33 lbs.. 4"73
40c: clipped white, 36 to 40 lbs 4S4fC2Vc.
HAT Steady, shipping. 7vi60c; good to
choice, tl.lom.15.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
14, 174i20c, 1905, ttfcllc; Pacific coast, WM,
lfMjlSo; NH5, iiUC.
HIDKS Quiet; Central America, tic;
Boeota, 25c.
I.EATHKR-Bteadv; acid. rIfo.
PROVI3ION9 Heef. steady: famUr. I14S0
15.00; mesa, $fl.6O7il0.00; beef hams, .OOtJ
20.00; packet. m &Cxij 11 .00 ; city extra India
mess, 130.00121.00. Cut meats, quiet; pick
led hollies, tl0.60fgi2.); pickled hams, 111.60
i1iOf. Lard, dull; western prime,
11.10(719.15; refined, quiet; continent. 10. 00;
Bouth America, I9.M); compound, 8.3T((r
8,B2Vi. Pork, steady; family, 119 00; shoit
clear, 17.75fErl5.O0; mess, ll7.VTlS.a5.
TALLOW Easy; city, 6c; country, 6&
7c.
RICE--Qulet; domestic fair to extra, 2
fitHwCJapanese, nominal.
UL'TTEIl Steady; street price, extra
creamery, 304fasic; official prices, cream
ery, common to extra. 22(jc; state dairy,
common to finest. 21rj29c; renovs.led, com
mon to extra, 102."c: western factory, com
mon to firsts, l&ti25c; western imitation
creamery, extras. ivitT.r; firsts, 23ff(24c.
CHEESE Firm; state, full cream, col
ored and white, small September fancy,
16o; October best, 1'nijUHc; good to prime,
winter made, average best. 12'ic;
October best, 14?14Hc; good to prime, lili
wij'ic: inrerior, livVfliiHC.
E008 Irregular; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby, brown and mixed firsts to extra
firsts. lS417Vc; western firsts, lf'.HfT17c.
Official price, lteuec: seconds, fWi Wo.
POILTRY Live, quiet; western chick
ens, 10ifl2c; fowls, 10c; turkeys, lc; dressed,
steady; western chickens, BalOc; turkeys,
I0(15c; fowls, 10f&13c.
St. Lonls General Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 6.-WHEAT-HIgher;
track: No. 2 red cash. 7fi4T77c; No. 2 hard,
73V4-o7Bc: May, 76c; July, 77!S!'377c.
CORN Higher; track: No. 2 each, 431?
43c; No. 1 white. 4fa-444c; May, 4343'iC;
July. 45HC.
OATH Higher; tinck: No. I cash. 41c;
No. 2 white. 4JHc; May, 40Vc; July, 364c
EIOVR Steady; red winter patents, .Tfjo
4i3.80; extra fancy and straight, $3.i&8'
8.o0; clesr, I2.6fi-2.S5.
S ETCD Timothy, steady, $3.00f?4.00.
COHNMEAL 12.40.
BRAN-Weak; saoked, east track,
96c.
HAT Firm; timothy. tl6.0019.00; prairie.
10.NrjlS.00.
IRON COTTOV TIES 11.10.
RACrOINOIOc.
HEMP TWINE 10c.
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady; Jobblns.
flfl.tM. Lard, higher, prime steam. ts.67iv'
8.67'. Dry salt meats, steady; boxod, ex
tra short, I9.62H: clear rlhs, W.76; short
clears, 10.87. Bacon, steady; bored, extra
short, 110.60; clear rlbe, llO.G-ii; short clears,
t1f)7-
POULTTtY Firm
springs, 35c; turkeys,
chickens, 12Hc;
.J2fffiqc; ducks, I2c;
creamery, 2233U4c;
geese, 7c.
BUTTER Steady:
dairy, 2!4j'26c.
EQQS Firm, 14o.
Rocelpts.
7,000
27.0110
lOK.flCO
.....110.0UO
hlpments.
7.010
Flour, bbla.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ..
Oats, bu, ..
65,01V)
120.0-10
134, 0J0
Knnsns City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT, April B WHKAT May,
70Hc; July, 72c; September, 73-'c. Cash:
No. t hsrd, 711574c; No. 1, 07371c; No. 2
red, 74f74'y: No- 67ffl73o.
CORN May, 40Vc; July. 410: September,
420. Cash: No. 2 mixed. 394c; No. 3,
no; No. 2 white, 41.tHlVjc; No. I. 4oHy
4rVc.
OATS No. 2 white, 42f542c; No. 1 mixed,
414J-41HC
RYE Steady, 60fa6Jc.
HAT Steady ; chy-lce timothy, H4.5fUT5.3;
choice pt.Urle, $l!'"'iLJi.
BUTTER Creamery. 2c: packing-, 18o.
EGC.Sr-Steady; firsts, 14Hc
Receipts and shipments of flour and grain
were as follows:
Receipts. Shipments.
.... Oft.OOO 23,000
.... 78.000 81.0-O
.... 14,000 13,000
Wheat, bu.
rv, hn ...
I Oata, bu..
Closing quotations at Kansas City, aa fur
nished by Logan Sl Bryan, 112 Board of
Trade:
Arflclea.
I Open. High. I Low. Close.
WI'Mt-
May
July
May....:
July
'tWh
70HI
71HI'
71H
72V4HB
40U4-VSiH 40U
40HHB
41H41.ail41H(aHl41S-lB
B bid. A asked.
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 5. WH EA T May,
I T9o; July. eOVflSlc; No. 1 hard. 62r(r2Ho;
No. l nortnern, siiyxic; no. i northern,
79;Kiue; No. 8 northern, "WctTlo.
FLOUR First patents, 84.UMN.B; second
patents, 84.atKi24.l6: first clears, J.20o4.W;
second clears, I2.if32.60.
BRAN In bulk, 8ia.60ra38.7B.
Mllwankea Grain Market.
MILWAUKFJS, April I WHEAT No. 1
northern, 82iifc3c: No. I northern, 80iji2c;
May. T7H asked.
RTB No. 1. SlrTTfiSHo.
BARLEY No. 8. - 72H-378C: sample, fii
To-
CORN No. 8 cash, tsotzc: aiay, 4Vlo
bid.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. April 6. WHEAT Spot,
No. 8 red western, steady, 6a2Hd; No. 1
California, quiet, 8s 6d. Futures, firm; May,
6s 4Hd; July. 6s ZH1.
' CORN Bpot, American mixed, new,
quiet, 4s ld; American mixed, old, firm.
as a. f utures, steaov; may, su, vuir.
4s6d; September, 4a 4d.
Phlladrlskla Presses Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April 6. EOOS
Steady, fair demand; western firsts, free
cases. 1Tc at mark.
CHEEBB-Flrro. fair demand; New York
full creams, fancy, 14H4lV; New Tork
full creams, choice, 14Ho-
Poorla Market.
PEORIA. April 8,-CORN-Hlgher; No. 8
yellow, 40H0; No. 8, 40Hc; No. 4. Hc; no
grade. If-.nio.
OATS Firm; No. I White. 42c; No. I
white, CHtc; No. 4 white, SUHJHOVia
RTE Steady; No. 8, 6:C8c
nnlnth Grnln Market.
DlTLtITH. April l-WHEAT-No. 1
northern, 81c; Ha. I northern, THo; May,
auwc: July, 81Ho; September, tua.
OAT8 On Uack, 41o;
prli.
400.
Metal Market
NEW TORK. April 8 METALS There
waa a rally of over 1 In tha English
tin market, with spot closing at aUKl snd
futures at lal. Locally tha market was
qul.t and about 46 points higher on the
a vera, with spot quoted at 840.00(fl 40. 80.
Copper waa higher In London also, with
spot quoted at 1 6 and fuiurea at H7
lis Locally tha market was dull and nom
inal with lake quoted at l-H.6wu'J6 00; elec
trolytic at 8'44.06o!4.o0. and casting st
83 HL-ii-a 60. Lead was unchanged at 84.00?)
84 16 In the local market, but declined 18
8s 8d In London. Spelter was unehsnged
at S 16s In London and at 8.76h! In
the local market. Iron waa higher abroad,
miih standard foundry quoted at 64s and
currants y d. lxcaiiy
mirkt waa unchanged. N
tfo. i rounary
nnrthsrn Is ouoted at I .t6rj: 28; No.
foundry northeni. IH7ilu.76: No. 1 foun
dry southern, 0ja.6u, No. t foundry
I eoutheru, M-i- .
SEW YORE STOCKS ASDBOSDS
lfarfcet U Hiehir oa HeT Bnytn? by
Cutsida fartith
HARP.1MAN PACIFICS AND READING ACTIVE
Close of Market Is Irregalar sa4
Coaslderbly Below HlaHest
Level - oa Kxteaslva
rroflt Taklaa. ,
NEW TORK. April . Opsratlons for
the advance were aggressively pursued In
the stock market today snd wide additions
were made to yesterday's gains and prices.
No change In conditions from those of yes
terday were apparent beyond the contin
uance of the relaxing tendency In money.
This was, In fact, regarded as the keynote
of the situation and gave tha Impetus to
the movement In stocks.
Commission houses reported a general re
vival of Interest In the market on the part
of clients of the special class, an element
regarded from the stock market point of
view as making; up the general public,
whose entry to the market is regarded
always as marking an Important stage In
speculation. The sppearance of this ele
ment was taken advantage of, as usual,
for some heavy profit-taking on the part
of the more professional element. Includ
ing board room traders and those having
first aocess to the actual operations of the
market. The manner In which pront-tak
Ing attain waa absorbed proved Impressive
to speculative sentiment and waa assumed
to Indicate the re-entry Into the market of
some or tne large financial powers which
ha led great speculative movements In
tha past. The size of Individual transac
tlnns, the cong-estlon of the dealings In a
few special stocks and the sensational
movements In such storka gave this Im
pression of participation In the dealings by
organisations or Individuals possessed of
resources far beyond the ordinary. Tha
action of the market under such forces
takes on a more or less artificial charac
ter and reflects active manipulation as
genuine marketing; of securities, and is for
that reason viewed with some suspicion.
rOTormous operations centered In the Har
rlman Pacifies nnd In Reading, suggesting
the resumption of market operations by
forces which have been quiescent In the
trading for a considerable time. Southern
Pacific shared fully In the movement and
was regarded as giving- the motive for It
In Its extraordinary showing of net earn
ings for February published yesterday.
A rebound In the price of copper In Lon
don was responded to by the rise In Amal
majfated Copper here. Many other move
ments centered nround these or followed
from their Influence. Thla made up a mar
ket of great Variety and frequent Irregu
larity, the rise In fresh stocks being taken
advantage of to market others. The pros
pect Of a Strona bank atntement tomorrow
was an Influence In the dealings. The stih-
treasury has contributed to the banks
since me last statement was complied 113,
175,0110, and It Is believed that this meas
ures about the actual gnln In cash for th
week, as the movement of currency to and
from the Interior seems about to have bal
anced. The ennlna of the local money mar
ket has had the effect of chocking the flow
of currency to the center, and New Tork
exchange at Chicago has fallen bsck to
par. It was announced today also that
jll of the cold ene-nged In London last
Monday for shipment to this point had
been resold in that market. Another helo-
fnl factor In the strength of the market
was the settlement without a strike of the
ware dlspue on western railroads. It was
significant of the changed attitude of the
speculation that no account was taken of
the increase In operating cost to the rail
roads Involved li the advance In wsrs
frranted In the settlement. Ths Jarre sell
t m,. ,ak P"1" during the day was
skillfully conducted, but the market closed
Irrerular and considerably below the best
prices.
Ponds were stmnsr. Tot.! sales, nsr
value. ?.!42.O00. Tnlted States bonds were
unchnnped on call.
Number of sales end quotations on the
New Tork Stock exchne:
. . 8ales.IIlgh.Low.C1ee.
Adams Express 280
Am. c. F."pfd::::: .3,10 87 2
Am. cotton Oil....
80H 80
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
Am. Express
Am. H. & L. pfd '
American Ice - joo
Am. TJnreed Oil 100
Am. Linseed Oil pfd. 2W
Am. Locomotive .... "8,4uq
Am. L. pfd loo
Am. 8. A R. ex-dlv.. 45.C00
Am. 8. R. pfd 1.600
Am. Sugsr Reflnlns;. 6,800
Am. Tobacco pfd ctf 800
Ana. Mln., ex-dlv.... SB, 900
Atchison J5 2X
Atchison pfd 2M)
Atantic C. L 8,000
Raltimore & Ohio.... 20.400
Bnl. & Ohio pfd 2)
Brooklyn R. T 10.800
Canadlsn Pacific 10.9u0
874
127'4
91V
434 :
97-Vi
94 l
lf6i 1
102 I
Central of N. J
Ches. Sc Ohio
Chicago Ot. "W
Chlcngo A N W
C. M. St. P
C. T. & T., ofTered...
C. T. A T. pfd
C, C, C. A St. L,....
Colorado F. & I
Colorado So
Colo. Ro. 1st pfd..
Colo.' So. 2d pfd...
Consolidated Gas ...
Corn Products
Corn Products pfd...
Del. A Hudson
Del , L. A W
D . A R. O
D. A R. O. pfd
pis. Sec, ex-div
Erie
Erie 1st pfd
Erie Id pfd
General Electrio ....
9 100
l.OfO
8,400
20,300
1 T0
11.700.
6.000
mo
900
2 0-0 :
4 100
900
1,200 '
100
80
100
I.R00
18.3"0
3,4'0
40
1,100
M
900
100
1.010
400
PO
l,fO
600
l,9'
6.000
1,100
1'0
lo
so
4.800
10,4O
90
8,400
is! ro
I.OuO
l,o0
'71 ii
468
JO'i
75
72
25H
69V4
-4
Illinois Central ...w.
Int. Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pumo
B
Pint. Pump pfd...,....
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd....
Kansas City So
K. C. So. pfd
Louisville A N
Mexican Central ....
Minn. A St. L
M , St. P. A 8. 8. M.
M. A St. P. etc pfd.
Missouri Paclfla ....
M , K. A T I
M , K. A T. pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. pfd.,
N. Y. Central
N. Y., O. A W
119U
8KVi
78
Norfolk A W...
Norfolk A W. pfd...
North American
Psalflo Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
P.. C.. C. A St. L....
Presssd 8. C
Pressed B. C. pfd....
Pullman Pal. Car....
Reading 2
Reading 1st pfd
Reading Id pfd
Republo Steel
Republlo Steel pfd...
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co pfd.
St. L. A 8. F. 2d pfd.
St. Louis S. W
St. L. 8. W. pfd
So. Paclflo J
So. Paclflo pfd
So., Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenn. C. A I
Texas A P
T., St. L. A W
T. 8. L. A W. pfd...
Union Paclflo ........1
Union Paolfla pfd....
U. S. Express
U. 8. Reslty
V. 8. Rubber
IT 8 Rubber pfd....
V. 8. Steel
U. 8. Steel pfd
Va,-Caro. Chemical..
Va.-Caro. Chem. pfd
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Vells-Fsrgo E
West. Eectrio
Western Union
W. A I E -
Wis. Central
Wis. Central Pfd
Northern Pacific ....
Central Leather ....
Cn. Leather pfd....
Ploss-Sheffleld Kteel..
Gt Northern pfd
Int. Metropolitan ...
100
j0
0
10
81,100
TOO
VO
1 0
vo
4 10
1.8tO
Ida
Int. Met. pta
Total ,or ,h dar' i7-
rorrlan trlnaaetal.
INDON, April Money was abundant
and cheap In tha market today and dis
counts wera easy. A cheerful tone pre
vailed on tha Block exchange, but the vol
ume of business waa limited, tha approach
ine of tne settlement cwinni "j""
evert neiess, qui)tuuni miftucvu in whi;
2
sections. hnuin wcunun nnmiva or
dividend distributions. Foreigners were
doll, with the exception of copper shares,
which continued active, Kla Tlulos marking
fresh advance. Mexican rafla enjoyed
better support on dividend expectations.
Japanese Imperial 6s closed at 103 V
Americans opened above parity and re
mained quietly steady untu tha receipt of
the New York opening prices, when they
became active. Southern Paolflo advsnolnf
1 pulnta In a few minutes.
REPORT Or TUB CLBARIXO HOI gK
Tranaaetloae af tha Associated Baaks
for tha Week.
NEW TORK. Aorll I. Rradstreefa bank
Clearings report for tha week ending April
snows an afrgTegate or w,'.,) !.. aa
s rain at '4,ha,fi0 last week and .M34,n,
OHO the corresponding week last year. Ca
nadian clearings for the week total IM.2X-
0"0. as against r.tVS.ao last week and 171.
4f'3.ni n the aama week last year. Tha
following Is a list of the cities:
CITIES.
Clearings. Inc. Deo,
New Tork ,
Chicago
Boston
.J81,2.4r!.00fV
.( 2.-6.HXS.OX)
I 1
16 0
7.8
"is
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Vilnneapolla
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
I os Angelea
OM1IA
Milwaukee
Seattle
SL Paul
Providence
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Denver
Fort Worth
Richmond
Albany
Washington ,
Salt Lake City
Portland. Ore ,
Columbus. O
St. Joseph
Memphis ,,
Bavannah . . ,
Atlanta
Spokane, Wash
Toledo, O
Tacoma
Nashville ,.
Rochester
l,im.0i
M, 37U.OIO
M.iW.tVO
4S,S4VO
27. K7.Oro
18,601,000
28. fW.0iOl
16.WI rtW
18.0O7,0"0
17.6fM.OOO
ll.76.oro
14.(K6.pro
ll.Jfifi.mio
71
'i.i
"i'.i
'Hi
4 8
0
"ti
13.1
8.2.
17.7
10,431.OOO 10 a
.4r7.H! 17.6
8.841. 0fO
7.!?7,OfO
18.6
7.S"9.0fO
8.887.000
7.019 no
7.478,000
8.8
6.6
1601
11
8.4l
6.1M.fvJ
6.5.0nw
T.flo.ono
86.2
e.res.oo
1.4
4.8r-9.ool
l.8K3,or!
49.8
6.474.(0
22.61
6.681.01OI
8 8
4..VI6.000
4 0
81.1
I.84S.OC Ol..
4,i)14.ono
6.6.V).fyo
4,519.000
4.618. OfO
4.089. 0iO
4.82,000
4.442,0fO
14. 8
47.1
12.0
28.61
'1R.5
2.7
i'.4
Hartford
Peoria
Des Moines
Norfolk ,
New Haven
Grand Raplda
Dayton .'
Portland, Me
Sioux City
Springfield, Mass
Kvanvllle
Birmingham
Syracuse
Augusta, Ga
Mobile ;
Worcester
Knoxvllle
Wilmington, Del
Charleston, 8. C...
Chattn.nooga
JackBonvillo, Fla
Wichita
WIlKesherre
Davonport
Little Rock
Wheeling. W. Va..
Fall River
Kalamasoo, Mich...,
Topeka
22.41
1..1,000
8.384.000
tei.co
l.(!7B.o00
2.270.000
22.1
28.9)..
1.3
lf7.0on
2,flf.000
I.IW.Oioi
81.8
6 6
4.01...
l.2!4,000 13 l
1.7:tC,fO0 26.01
2.2PO,noo
2.1S0,fl0O
1,7,000'
1.741.0001
18.31
27.8
26.1
"is.'i
14.8
1, 7M,(ii ot
l.fW.fXO
l.WS.niV)!
15.M
4.41..
l.sia.oooi.
I
4 8
19
1.886.0001...
1.441.0001 fl.fi
1,430,000!
1,191.000
1,402.0001.
1.181.000)
l,2TA0nf)
B'7.000! ,
l,H.f'W
fl.nt
9?4.0iol
9i3,foi
772.0001
7B4.0m
679.0no
l.Of.K.O'OI
rW2.0fO
776.01O
717IC0
6.rr,ofoi
7H.O0il
flf.9.f)fOl
669.001)1
4K0.fKO
6f 2.0001
7'-f.0fOI
6M.fVO
446.0001
4W.000I
4fT7.000'
42.0fOI
9.O00
jr,l,f0
29.1,0001
IH3.O00I
l.Sffl.OiXH
8.4?i 0(O!
28.727.00)
12,ku0,000
9A.6
13.81
26.8
26 .Bl,
22.11,
1.1
44.31..
80.21
11.41
34 8!
IS. 4
25.8'
6.71
M.8
22.6
B.4
32 7
M 41
80.lt
81.21
Springfield, 111
Helena
Fort Wayne, Ind
New Bedford
Lexington
Yonngstown
Erie, Pa
Macon
Akron
Rockford. Ill
Cedar Rapids. Ia...,
Chester, Pa
Plnghamton
Fargo, N. D
Ixiwell
CajJton, O
llloomlnrton. 111....
Bouth Bend, Ind....
Qulncy. Ill
Springfield. O
Sioux Falls. 8. D..
Mansfield, O
Decatur, 111
Fremont. Neb
Jacksonville, 111
4.8 ,
1.8
23.4!,
13.21,
1.01
18. 61. ......
is.'i!....
17.01....
23.61....
2.71..,.
27.61....
11.41....
25.71....
(Lincoln, Neb
Oakland, Cal
(Houston
(Galveston
24: il:
17.1,
CANADA.
Montreal .,
Toronto ..,
Winnipeg .,
Ottawa ....
Vancouver,
Halifax ...
22.11 4.0COI
20,0J),000
I.417.OO0
2,804, (VW
2,7r.OfOl
1,2S9.000
i,4;-4,ooo
J.481.000I
17.Bj
"t.9
'a.i
E1.7
U.8
"".6
B. C...
' t
.Quebec
.7
2.2
9.8
. Hamilton
St. John, N. B.
London, Ont....
Victoria, B. C.
'Calgary
'Edmonton
11,0fO
1.243,000
11.41
64,lO0
1.274.O0
82.1
763.0001
Not Included In totals because compart
because containing other Items than clear
ings.
Hew Tork Money Market.
NEW TORK, April 6. MONEY On call. 1
easy, 2'5tH per cent; ruling rate and clos
ing bid. 2 per cent; offered at "hi per cent. ;
iii7 Time loans, dull; sixty days, 4n per cent: i
ninety days, 5 per cent; six months, 6fcv4
si 1 per cent.
Jiw ! IRIMB MERCANTILE PAPER-3v,
1 per cent.
vS 1 STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with ac
si tual business in bankers' bills nt t.S51ovt
il.-n i 4.8516 for demand, and at t4.812fM.81Eo for
iijT sixty day bills; posted rates, f4.SlVV34.82V4
and f4HTJ ; commercial diiis, .ovrui
SILVER Bar, 64T4c; Mexican dollars,
... .. .
3DNDS- uovernment. ateaay; rauroaa,
41 ii atrong.
149 Closing quotatlona on bonds today were
147 as follows:
lviU: 8. r. 8s. reg-.-lOfVi'do 2d series..., 97H
74V I do coupon 10..4 do 4s ctf s 81
j. b. as, rea i'-l uu ,i I'ttt.,,,,, 07
do cournn ......103V4 ao Zd series 79
U. 8. old 4s, re..101 L. A N. unl. 4s... 994
do coupon
101 Man. o. g. 4s K
U. 8. n. 4s, reg
do coupon ....
Am. Tobacco 4s
do 4s
Atch. gen. 4s...
do adj. 4s......
A. C. L. 4s
Ba. A O. 4s
do 3V4s
B. R. T. c. 4s..
Cen. of Oa, 6s..
do 1st Inc
.liMex. Central 4s.. 8l',4
.1304 do 1st Inc 23
. 74 M. A St. L. 4s... 82
.1044 M.. K. A T. 4s.. 98
. 1'9 b U . . .
a, iZ IV n n nf u . i.
. 94N. T. C. g. 8V4S... t'i'j
.1004 N. J. C. g. 6s,....12JV4
. 4iiNo. Pacific ta lol I
. L do 8a 704 !
.lfi-N. A W. e. 4a.... 98'Z
.85 O. 8. L. r. 4s 93V4
do Id Inc
do 3d Ino
Ches. A O. 4s...
C. A A. 3M.S
C.. B. A (i. n. 4a.
74 Fenn. conv. 3V4s.. s
65 Reading gen. 4a.. 9614
102 "S-L. A f.M.c 6s..U0
! BL ASF. fg.4s. 81
ru St. I 8. W. a 4a 78
7UV4S A. L. 4a 7CV4
(W'iSo. Paclflo 4s 17
99 do 1st 48 ctfs... 93V4
. 64 So Railway 6s... Ill
4V4 "Texas A P. Is.. 115
81 T. 8. L. A W. 4s 81
loovi Union Paclflo 4s..l04
C. R. I. A P. 4s..
do col. 6s
CCC. A S L. g.4s.
Colo. I. 6s. ser. A
Colo. Mid. 4s....
Colo. A Bo. 4s....
Cuba ts
D. A R. O. 4a....
Dls. Seo. Bs
94V4 U. b. B. 3d 68 99
84V4 Wabash Is 1114
do deb. B 624
Erie p. 1. 4s...
do sen. 4s...
... 81
Western Md.
74
84
87
Hock. Val. 4Va...H5
W. A U E 4s.
"Japan 6s
Offered. Bid
97V4 Wis. Central 4a.
Ex-Interest.
Beaton Stacks set Bonds.
BOSTON, April 6 Call loans, ffM
cent; time loana. Sx3V4 per
cent. Official
closing quotations were:
Atchison adj. 4a.. 91 Bingham
do 4s Cal. A Hecla.
80
870
1
Mea. Central 4a.. W Centennial
Atchison 97'
do nfd 9'
Copper Range
Daly west
Rostnn A A 134 Franklin
see
....130
....
::::
.... 83
... 66
....145
.... 23
....123
.... 19
....113
Boston A Ma w uranby
Boston Ele 1434 1"le Royale ..
Fltcbburg pfd ...129 Mass. Mining
Mex. Central .... 21HMIchlgan
N. T. N H. A H .17B Mohawk
Union Pacific ....14101d Dominion
Am. Pneu. Tuba. 7 osceoia
Am. Sugar
12M4 Parrot
do pfd
Am. T. A T....
Am. Woolan ..
do pfd
Edison E. I...,
Mass. Electric
do pfd
Mses. Gas
.124 Qulncy ...
.1214 Shannon .
. 30 Tamarack ....
. 9V4 Trinity
.rT United Copper
.68 U. S. Mining..
. 40V4U. 8. Oil
. 63 Utah
:: Si
.. 55
.. iv4
.. 84
..158
United Fruit
rruit ....job's)
,. M 64 N
174 N
eel 17'?
lofl4 Victoria
United S.
winona
Wolverine ....
do Dfd
U. 8. Steel
North Butte
do pfd 10'V Butte Coalition..
Advsntura I Nevada
Alleues 64 Cal. A Arisona...
Amalgamated ... lo Arisona Com. ....
Atlanllo 14
Bid.
Xavr Tork Mlalaar Staeka.
13
1444
87
NEW TORK, April 4 Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adams Con
. it
.60
. 26
. 40
. '
.111
.150
Little Chief ...
, 4
660
86
. 13
, 96
, 48
. 35
Alice
lira ace
Brunswick Coo.
Corustock Tun...
Con. Cal. A Va.
Horn Silver
Ontario
Ophlr
Poloal
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopea ..
Iron Sliver ..
Leedvllie Con.
OSerad,
..JO
-
Dtanoara
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ctttl Slow, but lo Gnat Chan In
Fnoaa.
FEELING ON HOGS IS RATHER WEAK
Very Llgkt Ron of Sheep and I-amba,
vrltk All Klnda la Demand at
Prices roner Than
Yesterday.
SOUTH OMAHA, April 8, 1307.
Receipts were:
Official Monday .......
Official Tuesday
Official Werineeday....
Offlcliil Thursday
Official Friday
Cattie. Hogs. Gheep.
4.SI8
I. MS
8,tS
X7
Five daya thla week... .lo.fra J1.1M 43.918
Same days last week. ...15,749 28.107 .
Same days I weeks ag-o.. 24.246 6.1.2711 62.6J8
Same days 8 weeks ago.. 24.84 46.841 4i4t!0
Same days 4 weks ago.. 21.012 83.618 85.M4
Same days last year 14.148 I2.10
The following table shows the receipts of
cattlo, hesa and sheep at South Omaha for
tha year to date, compared with last years
' 1D07. 1 "!. Inc. Dec
Cattle 9.7?1 23.675 87,217 ......
Hogs 640. C90 718.23 77,611
Sheep 6:4,066 4,634 22,461
CATTLJ UUOTATlONa
Good to choice corn-fed atears... ,5.2MJ"6
Fair to good corn-fed eleers f SM f
Common to fair steera 4 5
Fair to good fed cows f-86!"!?
fair ta wrwt wi wa itnrl heifers.... I.0Ofl.2o
Fair to choice etocliers A feeders.. 4.40u6.W
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. e.x4.40
Common to fair stockers ! ? s 5;
Bulla stags, eto 1764.40
Vsal calves 4.00nf.M
The following t.KU ahowa th average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, wtlh com pari eons
Data. 1907. 1808. 1 1906 11804. 1906 18B 1L
March 28.
March 24.
March 2S.
March lib.
March 27.
March 28.
Mjrch 28.
March 80.
6 15
4 26
6 01
8 08
4 9
7 44
7 87
6 031
I IB
B 21
4 24
4 20
27
B 02
4 08
4 07H1
6 U
B Obi
6 131
B 171
K It
7 84
4 14
f 11
6 11
021!
7 2i
7 2
6 11
6 13
4 12
4 ism
4 8VjJ
4 W
4 10
6 0-V
6 08
6 14
B 16
7
I 96
8 m
4 051
Btl
n 4'
801
4 24
4 801
6 2
4 22
4 21
W
4 4714
B 07
7 211
7
7 29
84
B 18
March 31.
4 9
6 04
B 9
April 1.
April 1
April 1,
April 4.
April 6.
4 46
B 07
4 4f.o,
4 4.i2
4 4SVj
4 4SHI
6 09
7 301 4 06'
4 00
B 18
7 24 6 Ml
I 99
6 21
B 14
7 2! 6 Ml 6 99
e 4 621 6
B 29 6 07
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattie Hogs.
Omaha 2.rfit1.60 6.2f.fi.(0
Chicago 1.8offJtl.70 4.1oiu.90
Kansas City S.(f3M 4 6KH 66
St. Lvula l.S.K5i.60 6.u.90
Sloua City , 8.0O1.6.OO 4.4clj6.&S
The official number of cars of etock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.H. r a
C. M. & St. P. Ry.... 1
a
Wabash -. 1
i:nion Pacific System IB -C.
A N. W. Ry. tE).. 8
C. A N. W. Ry. (W)..
C, St. P., M. A O. Ry 4
C, B A Q. (K) ,.. ..
C, B. A W. (W) 10
14
23
10
47
!C.,'R. 1. A P. Ry. (i.). 4
Illinois central i
Chi. Ureat Western.. 8
Total receipts.
70
18
The disnoBition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle.
DgS.
Omaha Packing Co 142
Balft and Company S3S
Cudahy Packing Co 867
Armour & Co 64
173
1,078
LS"0
1.047
6.S
45.
1,1U
i Swift & Co., oountiy.... 6
I Vansant
A CO
Lobinan A Co 31
: McCreary A Carey 2
i Hill A Son 20
F. P. Lewis.... 8
! Huston A Co 64
J. H. Bulla 4
'Bain Werlheimeh 1
Mike Huggerty 133
Sol Degan 1
J. B. Root & Co 14
Sullivan Bros , 8
; Other buyers.., 74
Total
1,778 4,498 2,471
CATTLE Otecelptg of cattle, as was to be
expected on a Friday, were light, but the
total for the week to date has been very
liberal, showing- a good gain over last week
and over a ytsur ago.
The market over beef steera did not show
any very material change. The Offerings
were light and tha movement slow, but
still pikes not materially different from
: those which prevailed yesterday. UooJ
light and handy weight beevea have
strengthened up tnla week, while the heavy
1 cattle have eased off during the last day
- j orc,' an(1
heifers were also slow, tha
market being, as usual on a Friday, with-
out any very interesting or startling 1 na
tures. What UUle siufl was on salo sold
In about the same notches as yesterday.
There were hardly enough Blockers or
feeders In sight to tslk about, but what
there wore brought steady prices.
Representative aales:
Jb.k, oxSERO.
No.
Av.
Pr.
4 86
4 40
4 45
4 60
4
4 40
4 70
4 80
4 80
4 83
4 85
4 86
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 96
4 to
No.
82...
14...
I. ...
14...
II. ..
13...
I...
Av.
.1128
.1000
,l.-k.
.Ui6
.1157
.llol
Pr.
B 00
6 W
B 0)
B 06
06
B 10
B 10
B 10
B 10
B 10
B It
B 10
6 M)
B 20
B
B 26
B 2t
fi 60
9....
17....
1W....
13....
17....
19....
4....
4....
1 6....
! 1....
! 7....
I 14....
I....
I 11....
. 4....
80....
21....
; 80....
lou8
, sol
10U6
, 883
684
t.H
973
1001)
1148
lolO
1194
932
Iui3
1028
145
1301
liao
1008
1055
852
1(j8
9i0
......1020
800
9)0
1104
840
......1)30
13.'4
!
i
60
,..11M
...1173
,..1160
...1163
...1LV4
...1256
...1307
...12-4
...1227
...1468
19...
I...
21...
10...
40...
...
8...
27...
20...
62...
COWS.
6....
4....
6....
2....
2....
t 83
I 2i
I.
... J05B
...1200
... 972
...1043
... 920
...1200
9;8
... 911
... 694
,...1070
... 930
...14O0
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 1$
4 20
4 25
4 26
4 26
4 80
4 40
4 40
4 66
1...
4...
3...,
I...,
1...,
13...
31...
12...,
10...
4...
I...
,
;
I
f 25
t 35
t 40
160
8 70
I 75
8 75
8 90
8 90
4 Oi)
t::
7....
1....
1....
1....
J I .
i;if M
HjO
3
9
,. 898
.. 414
.. 412
.. 473
.. 474
.. 115
.. 83
..1040
..1165
..1130
..1400
.. 80
..1510
4 05
HEIFERS.
t 46
I..
.,. 448
...10(4
... 945
... 815
... 822
...10t4
...1650
...163)
...lf.10
... 990
...1240
4 15
4 85
4 40
4 40
4 60
4 60
t as
1 1
I 85
t 90
4 00
Ill:::::
i1.::::::
8 75
3 i
t 80
I 96
4 00
8..
80..
I..
I..
ti
3.
BULLS.
t
1..
8 15
I 40
t 75
t 75
I SO
i
i
CALVES.
tOO 3....
460 1...
i
170
125
. 144
4 60
4.
170
4 60
BTOCKER8
AND
10.
I
4.
to.,
FEEDERS.
4..
1..
4..
691 8 95
787 4
K 3 4 50
867 4 60
....... 110 4 tf
830
646
7M
U&
4 10
4 15
4 80
4 80
13..
Der
I..
WESTERNS.
F W. Geddes Wyo.
7 feeders.. 6S 4 75 28 feeders.. 450 4 78
54 feedars.t 691 t 30 t feeders.. 6)0 t 10
4 feeders.. Hi IS 7 stockers 4.3 I 00
HOC1 3 Receipts of hogs were light and
the total tor the week ao far shows a
heavy falling off as compared with last
week and a year ago. The market was
not very different from what It was yes
terday. Taking Into consideration tha tact
that the quality waa very good today, the
market was. If anything, a trifle easier
than yesterday, although the prices paid
looked aooui tne same on paper, in tun
words, the hoes sold today at IA.464J4.60,
with a too at Ui 52t The trade was slow
and tha feeling weak, and atill what hogs
there were cnangeo n
In tha morning.
The market so far thla week haa been
very even, prices having shown compara
tively Utile change from day to dsy since
4.814 6.I.M
4.678 4.
4:j 4.448
1.98 4.1
1,807 4.6 H)
Monday. However, tney nave sold oon
sldersbly higher than last week, ths mar
ket today being on an averags about 17V40
nijrner tnan oua weea so,
Representative aales:
934
a-T
TV
NO. AV.
38 248
n jrr. imo. at. an. it.
140 I 84 4 147 .. 4 474
11 297 ..4 40 78 r.4 .. 4 47V4
44 37 40 4 45 - 78 248 .. 4 47V4
68 248 .. 4 46 66 2&6 .. 4 474
42 i'0 80 4 45 63 3 4 .. 4 47 'Z
48 2-8 40 4 45 70 1-.4 .. 4 474
79 240 160 4 46 63.,....2o7 .. 4 471
69 08 130 6 44 94 184 40 4 471
62 276 144 4 46 . 48 248 .. 4 474
61 310 .. 4 45 40 2w9 140 474
80 iH4 180 4 46 60 II .. 4 60
72 2.6 80 4 47V4 76 871 .. i 60
64 I .. 4 47V4 44 it 80 I k)
62 275 80 4 47 69 177 .. I 60
66 174 160 6 47V4 71 244 .. 4 60
58 270 10 4 4 , i, 54 8 4 10 4 60
o 218 .. 4 47vJ 74 IH ..4 60
41 23 .. 4 47Vi 72 2-71 ..4 60
7J... ...- .. 4 47)4 U 24 ., tW
sg K7 .. I tH 44 t4 .. Bft
7 2 44) 6 81 ?" .. 60
VI .. 6 47H F8 ..160
7S 8N0 .. I 47H 88 8 40 I 60
88 217 .. 6 47H M......1- .. 6 60
84 14 40 6 4TH 88 10) 40 6 60
14 180 47H 2- ..
1 1,4 .. 6 474 86 2 180 4
M 40 6 47H BS i .. I 60
.-, 5M 80 6 47H 71 W4 .. I 60
74. 8l 80 4 47H " 2' ..160
81 28 .. 4 47H 87 24 80 I M
71 2o .. 647H 80 18 ..160
M 2l .. 6 47H H 20 .. 6 621
80 8.1 80 I47H fl8 lul .. MM
STAGS.
Km m i
HHKKP There were rmlv a few oars of
sheep here today and out of that number
eight cars were only stopped here for feed
and rest, being Intended for Shipment eaat.
What little stuff there was on salo chanted
handa very readily at prices steady to a
little stronger than yesterday. .Some
clipped wethers sold at 15 SO. A bunch of
hesvy lambs brought 87.75. The detnsnd
at this point on lambs Is very strong and
the feeling Is thst a right good or choice
bunch of light weights would he very
likely to sell up to 8V2&. This will give
an Idea of how strong the feeling Is at
this point and how good the demand l.
Quotatlona on killers: Good to choice
lsmbs, 87.7MS8.1B; jfnlr to good lamha, 87.26
Cf7.7S: good to choice yearlings, lnmh
wslghts, f.Riti7.00: fslr to good yearlings,
lamh weights, t4.16A74.MI; good to choice
yearlings, heavy weights, ! 2MT4 B"; fair to
good yearlings, heavy weights. 15 9vtf 26;
rood to choice old wethers. 8flors: fair
ta good old wethers, 86.7iy(1.00; good to
choice ewes, t5.6ti6.0; fair to good ewes,
85.00-06.50.
Representative sales:
No.
54 western cull ewes
127 western ewes
lfU western wethers
28 western awes
76 western awes
174 western ewes
140 west, eull l bs, broken fleeoe,
Ay. Pr.
78 8 25
88 4 36
107 6 SO
M t 60
,87 B 60
, 96 B60
.61 B 80
! 48 I 26
,40 7 26
,40 7 86
,76 7 4R
. 41 7 87H
,96 7 87i
,86 7 871
64 Colorado cull Iambi, ewea
and wethers
lot western lambs
608 western lamt.s
24 westsrn lamha
249 Colorado lamha ........
00 westsrn lambs
61 western lamba
CniCAOO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady But DoU-Hoii Five
Cents Uwr.
CHICAGO, April 6. CATLTO Receipts
1,600 head; market steady, but dull; com
mon to lest steera. 84.40T 4.70; cows.
8.5S.00; heifers, t2.75,6.25; bulls,
13 80(74.40; calves, 2. 607. 00; stockers
and feeders, 12.5095.10.
HOGS Receipts, 14,000 head; market Be
rower; choice heavy shipping, 84.85'
4.10; llsht butchers, 84.85dr4.90i "ht
mixed, I4.764T6.82H: choice ngnt, in.iii
4.86; packing, 66.25 (ff 6.82 H : pigs, 14.50
fiflsft- hulk of aales. I4.76tf6.86.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 5,000
head; market strong; sheep, 14.00 iTf 4,76;
yearlings, t5.15T7.tO; lambs, $6.15 8.25.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, April 5. OATTLTO-Re-
celpts, 700 head, Includlnar Vo southerns.
Mnrket steadv: ch4ce exnort and dressed
beef steers, 15 SiVfM.NV, fair to good, 84. ton?
B.30; western fed steera, I4.2fvfi6.86; stockers
and feeders. I17ICS6.O0: sofjthern. sters, 84.00
fi6.60; southern cows, t3.fXTj'4.2r; native cows,
ifyvit4.?,: native heifers 83.5f84.80; bulls,
t2.7?4O0; calves, 13.777.26.
HOGS Receipts, 7.ftO head. Market was
steady; top, .66: bulk of sales, fri.rV3VfiO;
heavy. $8.i2Va8.B7V4,: ivHc.kera, 6.T&ii.6?4;
pl(rs and light". 85.o0ffi6.fi5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,000
head. Market lOffilRc higher: ltmba 87.400
8.00; emres and yearlln f5.VTf4.00; western
fed yesrllngs. tn.i1M; western fed sheep,
f5.OOigC.00; stockers and feeders, t3.60ii5.60.
St. lonls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOI.TIB, April B.CATTLB Receipts.
l.hOO head, Including 400 Texare. Mtrket
steady; native shlrpirve and export steers,
MSMirtSO- dressed lef snd butcher steers.
t6.104ifi.6ft; steers under l.oilO lbs., H.0ff?4.50:
; stoekera and feeders. t3.60fi.26; cows and
heifers, f2.6nTi6.15; canners, tlna.W; bulls,
; ti.oO; calves. t4.0OiJ7.nO; Texas snd In
i dlnn steers, 2.66fS6.60; cows and hclfera,
I tl.90rg4.00.
' IIOOS Receipts, 6.000 head. Market Bo
; hlffher; pljrs and llg-hts, t.26f4.88; packers,
ffi.8.86; butchers and beat heavy, frUOfu
1 6.90.
8HERP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8no head.
! Market strong: native muttons, f3.5nCM.10;
lamba, 84.25ia9.00; culls and bucks, x4.mbo.zo.
St. Joseph Lire Stuck Market. '
ST. JOSEPH. April 6.-CATTLB-ReOlpts,
876 head. Market steadiv; natives, ft.avft
4 S6; cows and heifers, t2.2tV84.65; stookers
and feedera, 3-74.00.
HO(i8 Reoelpts, 8,9a head. Market 2V4o
hl;her; top, ftf.OSV.; bulk of sales; 86.67Hui
4.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt 4.479
head. Market lOo higher; lamba, f7.&-10;
ewea, 85.80(36.00.
! Slonx City Lire Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT, April 6.-8peclal Tela
1 tram.) CATTLE Receipts. COO head; mar
ket sfea'ly; beeves, f4.2&'cri.EO; cows, bulls
' and mixed, 83.26.t4.7B; stockers and feeders,
83.76$ 4 60; calves and yearlings, f3.03-4 SO.
1 HOOB - Receipts, 8.30 head; market
steady, selling at ft.453.2V); bulk of sales,
84. 47VfJ W.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, tOO
I head; market strong.
Stock In Slant.
Total!
....8,183 44,091 15,064
Boston Copper Market.
These quotatlona are furnished by Logan
, Brvsn. members New Tork and Boston
Btock exchanges, 1 Board of Trade:
Adventure
Alloues .-rt
Atlantic ,
8Mohawk
564Nevada Cons..
144N. Butte
, 20 Old Dominion
4 Osceola
.. 824
::i
..147
.. 7U
Rlnsham
Black Mountain.
Boston Cons.
?VPneu. Service
Butta Coalition.. 27'Pnea. Berv. Ptd.. 17'4
Calumet A Arli..16j Qulncy 123
Calumet A Hec..tw shannon 194
(Vnteiuilal 334TamaracK 114
Copper- Range
'.Trinity
Dally west
united Fruit
Fast Butta 10HJT. 8. Cot
Frsnklln 18V1U. 8. pfd
Oreene Copper... 24TlTtah Cor
Common..
Cons.
O ran by
.130 Victoria
Helvetia
Isle Royal
4 Winona
21 Woverlna ........
10 Cananea
1944Plplsslnr
54Greene Panaris..
16 Nevada-Utah ....
Junction
I,. B. ft PlttSD.
Mass
Michigan
London Closing; Stocks.
TONDON. April B. Clot-lna quotatlona on
tha Btock exchange were:
Consols, money.. 86 N. T. Central..
125
81
, 81
do account
. 84 Norfolk A
W..
Anaconda
Atchison
.. 134 do pfd
.. 69Vi Ontario A W
.. 99 Pennsylvania
..1044 Rand Mines .
..181 Reading
, i94
, 46
. 44
do pfd
Bal. A Ohio....
Can. Paclflo ....
Ches. A Ohio...
Chicago Gt. W
C . M. A Bt P.
DeBeera
.. 424 bo. waiiway
14 dO Dfd
, 74
.141 Bo. Paclflo
. 274 Union Paclflo ....144V4
D AR, O
. in ao prd ki
do pfd ,
.77 U. 8. Steel 3KS
. !H do pfd 1024J
Erie
do 1st pfd....
do Id nfd
. l2V4 wsbasn J
.42 do Pfd 24
.152 Spanish 4s 93
Illinois Central
Ixmlsvllle A N...lM,Grand Trunk ....11
M K T 37 . . .
ri?a?wPeste?n nVa'rkcU yesterday 1 ratrdlsappolntlng French cables.' Balii '
clpal western markets yesterday wer( , te1 of KK0 bafK including Mty
Bouth Omaha. . . . 1..07 4 67 0 1 vl icScTTSZ
ci..,. rut 400 6 000 300 at B.,64iO.60c, February at 6 85c, March. 6.86c
k.- cftvv. :: : il . :SoS ioooibp ..f.
Bt. Joseph.. 374 8.923 447 fee. dull; Ctordova;JUV4c
St. IjOUIB l.V'JV S.IIUU a "tl I
Chicago 1,500 14,000 E.400
, B'LVFR Har, ateaay, au 1-11x3 per ounce.
MONKV Sfn8i per cent
The rata of discount In the open market
lor short bills is 4V4 per cent; for three
months' bills, 44 per cent.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. April 6. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the fl60.000.000
gold reserve, shows: Available cash bal
ance f2fl.922.010; gold coin and bullion,
f 110.190,744; gold certificates, 144,111.030.
Bank Clearlaars.
-OMAHA, April 6. Bank clearlnra for to
day were tl, 714, 707. 87 and for the corre
sponding data last year 11,44,148.11.
Cotten Market.
NEW TOR.K. April B.-COTTON-8pot
clost'd quiet; middling uplands, He; u.ld
dlliis fu'f. 11 2fcc; no sales.
LIVERPOOL, April 6-COTTON-Bpot.
MnHafuiA bnainaSM done nrtces ltfH rwilrLtM
higher; American mlddltns fair, 4 lid;
ulddllng, 4.4d; middling. .td; low niia
dllnjf, 6 71d; good ordinary, 6 lid; ordinary,
t3d. Tha aaJes ot the day wets 7.0u0
ales, ot which 1.6(0 were fur speculation
and export and Included 6.800 American.
NEW ORLEANS, April 6. COTTON
Bpot market closed firm; sales 1,400 bales;
low ordinary, B 18-16c. nominal; ordinary,
6 l8-14o, nominal; good ordinary, 8tc; low
middling. IH6f; middling. 10 9-14c; good
pilddling. 11 7-lSc; middling fslr, 13 7-Ho.
nomlual; fair, 13 l-lic. nominal; receipts,
.wi hairs; stock. 18.4 bales.
BT. LOUrs, Mo. April l.-COTTON'-8
load, middling, lOc; sales U4 baUs; re-
celpts 418 bcles; shipments, 500 hales; stock,
4UJ0 bales.
OMAHA -VI101.BAI.B MAItKET.
Candltlea ( Trade aad Qnotatlaaa an
Staple and Kaaer Prosooe.
LlVK POLLl HY-Ilens, 10Vc;
old roost
ere. Be; turkeys. Ire; ducks,
roosters. 4'u9c: seese. 4c.
lwos founf
Bl: T T Kit Packing stock, le; choice to
tsncy dairy, ri24c; creamery, 2''vu'-"9c.
HAT Choice upland, fiO.00: medlvim. SO;
No. 1 bottom, fjuo; off gradea, 80(vu4.ev
Rye straw, fj.00; No. 1 alfalfa. tW.W.
BRAN Per ton, f!9 50.
FRCHS.
PINEAPPLES Florida, f6.5fXJ4.00 per
Crsta.
Sl HAVVr-lfstilEB-Choice Taxaa, 84 quart
cases, tSdOiH.OO.
CHAN UtitHl FT9 Per bbl., ft BfS B0 M
bushel box, fl fc0va.78,
APPLES Northern Spies, Fsncy Oreen
Ins, per bbl . 83 M; Iowa and Missouri Bea
Dsvls. tSW; Wlnesaps. 12.00 per boa.
COCOANITTH Per sack of loo, 84. uO.
TROPICAL, j-BIIITB.
FlOS-Csllfornla. bulk. s4c: 4-crowa
Turkish, 14c; 4-crown Turkish. Ho; S-nroan.
Turkish, to. .
I.F.M(i,N-Mmoniera. son sna atw aise
SS.6tifri4.00; other brands, 60o less.
BANANAS Per metitum si sea Dunca,
tJ.Octfl 56: liimbos. 12 60453 6a
QRAI'N r nun-oises to su .-.o
DATES Ksd a way 64o: ssyers, Be; bat
fowls, 6c; new stuffed walnut dates, t-11:.
box. II Oft.
ORA NOES California navels, extra faney.
174, 200. 21, 8TO sixes, 84 0tV(j4.26; fancy, 124.
lfo s!r.-s. I't a.'a J.iO; choice, large sixes, per
box, fITW-S.00.
Nicw vkoetabi.es
PEETS TLRNIPS AND CARROTS Pet
dot. bunches, 4f550c.
TOM ATOKS Florida, 80-lb. crata, 84.00.
LKAF LETTUCK Hot bouso, per doa
heaos, tfc.
crCl'MBFRS-rer doa, tl 50.
RADISHES Per dosen bunches, S&StSoi
txtra large bunches, 7Bo doaen.
PARSLKT Holitousa. par doa. bunchs
40c.
FIE PLANT 0-lh. boxes, tI.26l7B.
ONIONS Home grown, per bu., 76c; red
or yellow, Colorado, per 10., lc; Bpaniso,
per crate, fl.90.
HEAD LKTTUCB Sout hern, per doa,
tl.oil.26
ASPARAOl'S tl.76 per doxen bunchea
NEW PUTATOF.S Per pound, 7o.
OLD VEOICTAIILKS.
NAVT BEANS Per bu, fl.4f; No. I
v.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., B.
8WEKT POTATOE Illinois, per larva
bbl., ft. 00; Wisconsin Rurala and Burbanks,
46c per bu.; aeed aweet potatoes, per bbU(
tl.W, April 1.
CABBAGE Holland aeed. home growa.
to per lb.; new cabbage, per lb., 2H.
POTATOES Table Block, per bu., 40o
aeed stock. 75cfi51.O0.
TURNIPB. CARROTS. BEETS Pe tat,
75c; parsnips, per bu.. 11.00.
BEEF CUT PRICES.
Rlbe: No. 1, 8c; No. 2, 8c; No. 8. 7o.
Loins: No. 1. 17Vic; No. t, 12Ho; No. 8, 10a
Chucks: No. 1, 6c; No. 1, 6c; No. 8, 4c
Round: No. 1, c; No. t, 74c: No. 1. 6Vo.
Plate: No. 1, 4Vfcc; No. 1 2'c; No. 8, to.
Ribs: No. 1. 14c; No. 1 Sc; No. t, ta
Wool Market.
BOSTON, April 6. WOOL The Commer
cial Bulletin of Boston, basing Its report
upon statistics gathered for the govern
ment, will say tomorrow of the wool mar
ket: The situation Is dull and featureless.
Bualnefs of the week Is confined to small
lots of domestic, Including territory fleeces,
scoured and Texas. About tou.OOO fine
1-ounds fine Idaho sold' at 2W12a, and lOO.OuO
pounds full Texas at 2!flJlc. Fine me
dium Montana sold at 23c and t'tah, Wyo
ming and other fine and fine medium at 20
ft22c. Fleeces are quiet and unchanged.
One-quarter blood Is neglected at 8J'n;!3c,
with the choice- not wanted at higher
than 82c Ordinary B. super la low and
in favor of buyers, being freely offored at
46c. Foreign markets are strong, but tight
money and other discouraging features are
affecting home markets. The shipments of
wool from Boston to April 4, Inclusive, ac
cording to the same authority, are 88,417,281
pounds, against I9.IH,.'W pounds at the sanio
time laat year. The receipts to April 4. In
clusive, sre K9.046.0s6 pounds, against 71,998,- '
890 pounds the same period last year.
ST. IOl'IS. Mo., April 6. WOOI Steady!
medium grades, combing and clothing, fflt
27c; light fine. "Ctirtici heavy fine, WttWo;
tub-washed, 804370. , 1
Sntrnr and Molasses,
NEW TORK, April B.-SUGAR Raw,
firm; fair refining, SHc; centrifugal. 86
test, 3c; molasses sugar, 27c. Reflnd,
steady; crushed, 6.40c; powdered, 4.80c;
granulated. 4.70c.
HOGS Receipts, 1,415 head; market firm;
atato and Pennsylvania hogs, f7.?6'!r7.40.
NEW OR7JSAN9. April 6. SUGAR
Steady; open kettle centrifugal, 3Wwnc:
centrifugal whttee, 4 S-lfi'JilVtc; certrlfugal
yellow, 3iHc: seconds, 2M33e.-
MOLASStS-Qulct; new syrup, 80934c
Oils and Rosin.
OIL CITT, April B. OIL Credit balances.
fl.78; runs, 1K.C04. bbls. ; average, 108,190
libls. ; shipments, 172,570 bbls.; average,
174.0.19 bbls.
SAVANNAH, April B. OIL Turpentine,
firm. 67c.
ROSIN Firm; quote ABC, tt.M; D,
I4.S H; B. 84.85; F. f4.36 : 41, 84 40; H. t4 62V4;
I, f4.70: K, 85.15; M, f5.26; N, t&.0; WO,
f6.50; WW, 85.60.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK, April 6. COFFEKMarket
for coffee futures opened unchanged to an
advance of B points on a little scattering
demsnd for the near months hn the face of
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
NEW TORK. April B. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market steady; fancy, t4c
choice, 7c; crime, t44V4c; poor to fair,
B V4 6 44 c.
CALIFORNIA. IJKir.lJ ritunn
Prunes, tOltc. Apricots, choice. 13c;
extra choice. 18Hfi'19c; fancy. 19 9 20c
peaches, choice, 112H1V4c; extra choloe.
12l!V4c; fancy, 12V413c; fancy ana
extra, 1115 . Raisins, loose MusoateL
IHClOc; seeded raisins. 7V411; Lo-v
don layers, fl. 5001. 40.
IICAL ESTATE TRAHSFRRS.
George Petara and Maria Pltner to
John Btepan, lot I, block 107, Bouth
Omaha, and other lots I 660
John Btepan and wife to Frank
Benak, s35 feet lot I and other lots -In
block 8, Nicholson's add., Bouth
Omaha 1,460
Ambrose M. Bhean and wife to Ada
F. Clark, lot 4, block 8, Baundera A
Hlmebaugh's add L400
Jennie Sautter to Frank J. Machal
and wife, lot 11. block I. 8. III.
Rogers' add Bt
Sarah B. Webb to Fred Nelsen. lot 12
snd e4 lot 13, block 1, Saunders A
Hlmebaugh's add 404
Anna Marie Chotharlna Hlbheler and
husband to Frank Htimbek and
wife, lot 4, Drexel A Maul's add.... 1,400
Evangelical Lutheran Zlon Congrega
tion to David Linn, lot 28, block L ' '
Orchard Hill BOO
Trustees of Swedish Kvangelloal
Lutheran Emmanuel church to tha
Evangelical Lutheran Zion Congre
gation, lot 18, block 1, Orchard Hill.. 1
Frank A. Broadwell, clerk, to Jessie
M. Hendee. lot 83, block 4, Brlggs'
Place
Frits Standlnger and wife to John
Theller. lot 23, Drexel A Maul s add. 2.100 '
Charles H. Gulou and wife to Chlcag-o ' '
Lumber company, lot 7, block 1,
Tipton Place, and let 9, blocit L
Mavne's add 1
Lewis S. Reed and wife fo Reed Broa,
lots t, 4, 6 snd 6, block 1. and other - '
lots, replat Durant Place t
Robert O. Fink ta Benjamui . N.
Phelps, lot 13 and w4 lot 14. block
2, Exchange Place. Snuth Omaha
Same to D. C. Patterson, trustee, lots
I and 10, block B, Myers, Richards
A Tllden a add
Bums to E. R. Hums, lot 20, block 1,
Bedford Place
Same to tilery R. Hume, lota 8, 4 and
t, block 8. Bowling Oreen
Burnt to Mike Dlnaw, lot 1, block t,
Kountxe's 3d add.. ....
Charles F. Fahs and wife to Fllery
K. Hume, lots 1, 2, 8, 20 and 88,
block 1, Bowling Green 10
Wilson T. Giahani and wife to Calvin
I- Can.pbell. lot t, block 33, Kountxe
Place t.000
Provident Real Estate company to
Kllen Qulgley, lot 8, block t, Omaha
View 250
Reserva Real Estate company to
George F. Anderson, lot 10, block 7,
Orchard Hill 100,
James C. Hayes to Joeeph P. llnwir,
lots 8 and 9. DlfX k 7. Potter A Cobb 8
2d sd.l., Bouth Omaha Hi
Paul Z,iiiiiiierinann and wife to Frank
J. S hllnger. n42V4 feet W122 feet lot
11, block 14. Improvement arsocia
tlon add 100
Henrv K. Hubermann and wife to I I
C. Ruthrr. 18.87 seres In ls-14-13 1,000
E. R- Hume to E. Bvenson. lot 30,
block 1, Bedford Place , 1
Mary Beth Wallace to Kilts Bvenson,
lot 2o. block 1. Bodford Place r0
J. A. Reynolds to Frantlnka Benak,
lots 16 and 17, Potter A Cobb a 24
add.. South Qmalia.. 1
good .
T0t.1l amount ot traosfara,