Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY REE: WEDNESDAY, AFIJTT. 10, 1P07.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MUIET
V n . . V, 1 . f.., C a IV r 11..
Wkn Vtbiit ktrkot.
CORN AbD OATS SLIGHTLY STRONGLR
Fallnrej af Cable to Respond to Ad
Ytittrdir sad Mora FTr.
bU Wnlkri Condition
Cans Decline).
6
OMAHA. April . 1907.
Tht fallur of cable to rspond to th
advance of yesterday and crop report of
a inure favo.able nature caused a weak-
market, except on corn and oats,
i were firm. RecelDts were only fa.r
ll me market was unsteady, awaiting
' . ri I le ronUrnibtlon or denial of the darn-
report.
Wheat opened steady, but Je lined slightly
when cable came lower. Bradstreet a re
ported au Increase of 4,500.000 bu. In th
visible supply, which tended to turth.
Ilquulallun, but without Increasing the
snort Interest to any great extent. j
Report of damage la Kansas were
denied and the maiket wavered between
the assertion ajid denial of damage In
tlie southwest. 1 he wither wa generally
favorable to the growing crop with the
exception of lack of precipitation In tlie
southwest Cold weather ha been pre
valent arid predictions are favorable. The
present la essentially a weather market
nj.3 future price depend entirely upon
developments In tha next two weeks In
th winter wheat belt. May wheat cloeesl
weak at 70c asked, a decline of Ho from
the opening. July option-) wer lower at
'iHc asked, a loaa of Ho from yesrurday
cloa.
Corn wa steady, but May options opnd
off vc. Cables wr higher and greater
confldenc was felt In the lutur coura cf
th market. The primary movement was
unusually large, but receipts are expected
to fall oft within a few weeks. Comuuealon
house buying caused strength In July oorn,
but the close was very unsteady.
May out opened at an advance of He,
while July and September options wer
very firm. Heoelpta were light and ru
mor of damage by chinch bugs strength
ened prices. Oats close,, weak; May op
tion at il V bid. .1 1'SS Of !.
Primary wheat receipt were 650,000 bueh
ela and shipments 231,000 bushol. a gain-1
receipts last year of 304,000 bushel and
shipments of JbO.OiO bushels. Coin receipts
were 1,684.000 bushels snd shipments 966,000
bushels, sgalnst receipts of 862,0.O bushels
and shipments of Sni.ooo bushels last year.
Clearances were 82.000 bushels wheat, 271,
000 bushels corn. !.nno bushels oats and
wheat and flour equal to 91,000 bushels.
-.Liverpool closed Hid lower on wheat and
Hd higher on corn.
r' Brudatrct's estimate was an Increase of
A'.jiO.OOO bushels wheat, an Increase of 418.000
ishels corn and 438.000 bushels oats. This
against a decrease of 4M0,On0 bushel
Wheat lust year.
Local rsnge of options:
Articles.) Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Sat'y.
Wheat-1
I
May..
July..
Corn
(May..
July..
3ept..
Oats -May..
July..
Sept..
7M.AI
721.A
HA
4IV,'
HB
I
42 A
HHi
82 n:
T"A
7!HA
7r4A
70S A
704 A
7:b
41 '4 A
41 HB
41HB
41 A
88-kB
82 B
72Aj
41
41 HP
41',H
4U4.B1
4in
41B
4114
41SBI
41B
4J A
3-J'B
4iin
8X'i,AI
32 Bj
414.B
SSA
82B
A ssked. B bid.
Oni'tlm 4'nah Prlre.
Wl!FAT-No. I hard. fi8fl7PV4c; No. S hard,
' ' No. 4 hard, 6rtS'j3VtjCi No. 3 spring.
fx37014o.
. No. 3, 37Vfi374c : No. 4, S0if4c; no
gruilo. '.or.lc: No. 3 white, 3J"438c.
OATS No. 8 mixed. SSHc; No. 8 whit.
3vt4-; No. 4 white. 89o.
It YE No. 2, 60c; No. 3, 58ttc
Carlo! Receipt.
Wheat. Corn.
Oats.
ri
31
Chicago
Kansss City
Minneapolis ,
Omaha
Imiulh
St. 1-ouls ,,.;
40
807
. 87
.2U6
. 12
.5-9
. 20
M
84
24
CHICAGO ftRAI A.l
PR4)VISIOXa
IVnturn of the Trading and floalngt
4 Prlooa on llnnril of Trad. '
0 HICAOO, April 8. Realising ales had a
-aKenlng eftect today on the wheat mar
ket, the May delivery closing at a net de
cline of SSlVi- Corn Is up l(&c. Oats
are off o. Provisions show a gain of
12c to 174c.
Th wheal market subjected to consider
able si lling pressure nil day. The feeling
wan hoavy from beginning to end. At tne
sturt tlie market was ulfected by liberal
northwest receipts an by an unresponsive
tone of th market at Liverpool, where
prices were barely steady notwithstanding
th loo advance here yesterday. The gov
ernment report which will be Issued tumor--ow
acted a a check on th buyer, th
raneral belief being that the government
figures will not shuw as much daman to
th winter crop a have the report of ex
pert! who are now going over the ground.
An Increaae of 4,6oO,uOO bu. In the world's
visible supply compared with an Increaae
of l.luV.otO by last week was an additional
bearish factor during the la at part of th
lay. Th greater portion of th selling was
by longs, the offerings being taken by com
mission houses. Tha market closed weak.
. May wheat opened unchanged to MiO lower,
I it 77Ho to 77'AO. old off to 7Hc and oloaed
it 74.&7t7u. Clearances of wheat and
I flour were u,ual to 1,4"4 bu. Primary re-
celpt were 4M.000 bu., against ,ooo bit.
for the sum time a year ago, Minneap
olis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of 650 car, agalnat a holiday last waek
and XSi cars a year ago.
Th oorn market was firm dssplt th
weakness of wheat. Cash house wer fair
buyer of May. Th demand wa du
largaly to a decreaa In local receipt, ar
rival today being considerably less than
had been estimated. Liberal shipment
caused a bullish sentiment. Offerings wer
light all day. Th market closed firm wltn
prices at th highest point. May oorn
onened a atiad to a higher at 40 to
Vu"')lc, sold at 4Vto and then advanced
to 4, where It closed. Local recelpta
wer 87 oar with 7 of contract grade.
Oat war moderately firm at th start
becaua of buying based on reports of dam
age to th crop In th southwest. Lslar,
however, th market cased off In sympathy
with th weakness of wheat. Tha bulk of
traUlug wa in July and September deliv
er! slay oat Qined unchanged to Ho
higher at 42o to 4jo, sold eft to U4i2s
and closed at io. Local receipt war
271 oars.
Trading lu provisions was light largely
fcewausa of A scarcity ot offerings. Th
market was firm throughout, an advance
In th prloe of llr hog being responsible.
At th cloa May perk waa up i7Vic at
M.08V. Lard wa up IVf at fa.7&. Rib
wer 12Wai higher at fk.66.
Estimated racelpU for tomorrow: Wheat,
20 cars; oorn, 178 oar; oats, 184 cars; hogs,
sa,iM bead.
I fee Uawdluf futur ranged as follows:
ATtlol.! Opn. Hlgu.l Low. Close. ITes'y.
Wheat
May
July
b.-pU
Lec.
July
Kept.
July
cUpt.
Pork
May July
Lard
May July
Bept
Rib
.May
. m apt-
77141
s,
."s
7S'76W',
74k 7w7S
77 S
7:rt,
82
7-k ..jS
sOOsl
stA, atMu
M'-ai
tB'aj
4VfJ
4H
46-4
46',
46S
-" V H
I
4ii 4H'i)-!4.U-
61 47 7H
4747
Wiflaj
0 9
42
88h S
SJVS4
3tr4k.ru
ai'-i.
44H.M
84, 84-4,84
18 0ft 1 OB 16 00 If OC'i It 85
It (A) Ut 1IM U 10 If 8MV4
W 8TB 70 8 75 f 24
3 84 J 8T t 80 3 8714. 75
I 0 i 87V, t to I W7V 8 87 H
IBH 3 874 868 8 4.
I I Wl i- 3 njwi 70
NO. i.
Cash quotation wer a follow:
FL4JL'lti--tult and staady; winter pat-
Eta, 8i.ii 4l.4; stralg-ht. fifths 2u; spring
tenU. 4i --fjf.50; straight. HwiQg SO; bak
1, Uwodiaso.
NS'HkiAT No. 3 prmg. mmc; No.
laprlng. 74So; No. 3 red. TMigv iMjO.
1 COHri-No. 8. 4W4'4t4tici No. i yUow,
tAT-No. I 4Sc; No. I Wblt. 43c;
No. 3 whit, 4v,S-iva
BAi LEY Fair to oboio maltlnf, 44 -30,
EtDb No. 1 flax. 8L11; No. 1 north
weaiern. 3L174.4.-. .Timothy, prima, 14.80.
Clover, costract rrad, 818 86.
HROVlsUONoV ifcort rib 1d (1oom),
88.sMiB.4B. Mea pork. Per bbl.. t'gl3Wi
14 3b. Lard, per 100 lb . is 4 TH. Short clear
side (buad. t.7.a
a rollowtntr wr th reoaSpU and hlp
I n.uiU of flour and gralnt
I herelDta BhiiHTient
Kl,l 4s. 16 -
Wheat, bu.
Com. btl . . .
Oata, bu...
Ik, tea.....
19.0-0
42.10U
..)()
..b4
.. U.ISA
5 10
fee
T.IAW
Barley, bu 109.500 42.700
On the Produr exchange today the but
ter msrkt steady: creameries, NJ
BH: dairies, j-y27a Egg, firm; at mark,
cap Included. l.',C; flrte. 16oi prima fi.-sta,
lb'vc. Che, eeuy, 12iiih
KF.W YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotation
f the Day
B Tarl
Conemedltle.
NFJW YORK. April $ FLOUR Receipts,
18.22 bbls. ; export. 1,57 bbls; market
steady, with light trride; Minnesota
riUwits, M.lU'4 ; Minnesota bakers. tirV't,
bo; w inter straight. ta.Oorut 16; winter pat
ents, .&&; winter low gradee, lltoj
2 Su Rye flour, quiet; fair to good. Rot
tiirt, choice ta fancy, S3 8o4I 16.
CORNMbAL Stadv; fine whit and yel
low, 1. U), coarse, $1.04,1.10; kiln dried, ti.oi
WIIKAT Receipts, 81,000 bu Ppot, easy;
No. X red. 82Sc eievator, and SJHc, t. o. b..
afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, iHc, open
ing navigation, f. o. b, srl'vut; No. 1 hard
winter, h6'c, opening navigation, f. o. b,
afloat. The prospecta for a bearish govern
merit report tomorrow In connection with
easy Liverpool cables; a big Increase In
world's stocks and heavy northwest re
ceipts, caused wheat to weaken a little.
t rop accounts wero conflicting, but gen
erally better. Final prices showed Hti4"
net decline. May. W,H-iit,"c, closed at
lfV:: July, JSijfyiHc. closed at jd'jO; Sep
tember. WVMjic, closed at 8ViC.
CORN Receipts, 6M7i bu. Spot, firm;
No. I, (c, elevator, and iHc, f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 white, BfcHc; No. I yellow,
Wc. f. o. b., afloat. The option market
was without transitions, closing partly
He net higher. May closed at 54o and
July at Uc.
OAT8 Recelpta, 15,600 bu. Spot- firm!
mixed oat. 26 to 81 lbs.. 47c; natural white,
JO to 88 lbs., 47iV8tHy; clipped whit. M
to 40 lb., mfif,Hc.
HAT Quiet; shipping, TOySXic; good to
cholc, l. 104(1.15.
HOPS Nominal; stale, common to choice,
!, libOo; lie. WfiUo. Paclflo ooaM, 1904.
lO'nlSo; lfkifi, giao.
HIIEH-Flrm; Central America, J4ViC;
Biota, 35o.
LMATHBR Quiet: acid. Z7H5I0.
PROVISIONS Bef. steady; family, T460
fiiW; mess, WfOJlOOO; beef hams, $lM.vu
d8.00; packet, $10 &yil.00: city extra In
dia mess, $J0.00iUCl.flO. Out mU. dull;
Pickled beniies, UObrtfOO; pickled hams,
I ll.fx.'61J ou. Ijard, steady; western prime,
U.iNfeV.oo; retined. quiet : continent, f 40;
Pork, steady; family, 819 00; short clear,
fl7 75.-al9.tio: mess, 117 50:8 26.
TA LLOV Jmll ; cltv if2 per pkg.),
He; country (pkgs. freem 14'3tc.
RICiO Steady; domeatlc, fair to extra, 2
ti'c: japan, nnrrana.
liLT-IHR Steady; street prlca, extra
creamery. soHtiSlo; ofllolal prices, cream'
ery, common to extra. 22'S'30o renovated
common to finest, 18ft a Ho; wefrn Iniltatlcn
ureemery. extra, Stiazic; nryta, 28'34c.
CHUSB Firm; state, full cream, ool
ored and white, small September fancy,
16c; state, October iefwt, lS14Ho; state
to prime, 13iil3; state winter made,
avetsue best.
KOG8 Flrnr; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby brown and mixed, firsts to extra
firsts. UH'Slbc: western firsts. 17(fjl7Hc; of
ficial price, same; seconds, ltvflisc.
POULTRY Alive, steady; western chick
Vns. lofcl2c; fowls, lie; turkeys. 13o.
Dressed, quiet; western chickens, 9410o;
turkeys, 10i$14c; fowls, KQ14Hc.
Ht. Ixint General Market.
LOUIS, April WHEAT Lower;
No. 2 red cash, 76"377c; No. t hard.
ST.
track
"aa74c; May. 75Vfl7Btc; July, 77H3)77Hc.
CORN Weak; track No. 2 cash, 4444Hc;
No. 2 white, 44V4i4&c; May, 43''43Sc; July,
46'ic.
OATS Steady; track No. 2 cash,
4c; No. 2 white, 43943Hc; May, 4oc;
July, 8tH'u3i;ic.
FIX5CR Stsji'dy; red wlntr patent, f3!0
(68 80; extra fancy and straight, 83.204
3.50; clear, t2.oa2.86.
SEF.l) Timothy, steady. tt.OOfHOO.
CoKNMJCAI Steady, flto.
ERAN Weak; sacked, east track, 92V4
8Cc.
HAY Firm; timothy. fl5.0t319.00; prairie,
tlc00ranj.(0.
IRON COTTON TIES-11.10.
BAtiOINO 10i,o.
HRMP TWINE 10c.
PROVISIONS - Pork, higher; Jobbing;,
81A.57H- Lard, higher: prime steam, 88.4J
8.60. Dry salt meats, dull; boxed extra
shorts, $9 J7V,: clear ribs, 89.60; short clears,
M 62'. Bacon, dull; boxed extra short,
810 1; clear ribs, 810.87H; short clears, 810.60.
POULTRY Quiet; chickens, llc;
spring, 36c; turkey, 12fjl3c; duck, 12c;
aeese. 7c.
BUTTER Steady;
dairy, 2VoT2c.
EGOS-Hlgher, 14HJ.
creamery, 22-SSlHc;
Receltits. 8hlpm"t-
... 8,000 14.000
... 20.0(X 8S.0O0
,.. Brt.000 1M.C0
...181,000 80,000
Flour, Mils...
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. April 8. W HEAT May,
691e; July, 72c; September, 73'o; cash No.
2 hard, TVa76e; No. 8, 7(73Hc; No. 2 red,
75c; No. 3, 6tT78c
COHN May, 40'c; July, 4JSe; September,
4,c; cash No. 2 mixed. S9'.'g39Vc; No. 8.
S7VGSSC; No. 2 white, 41o; No. 3, 4("S40'c.
OATS No. white, 42a42c; No. 2 mixed,
41Vr41c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, fl4.fsS 18,00;
choice prairie, fl0.7fv'alll.00.
H YE-Steady. 60tiu3c.
Hl'TTI'jlt 1 reainery, "VdWci packing, 18c.
JXJCaS Firm; OrsU, 16c.
Kecelpta Shipments.
Wheat, bu 67.0oo 45,010
Corn, bu fAuOO 24,ooO
Oats, bu 14,000 8,000
Closing quotations at Kansas City, as fur
nished by Logan A Bryan, I Board of
Trad:
Artlolea. 1 Open. Hlgh. Low. Clo.
Wheat I j j '
May eySe-VamW 9H',45
July 7fi 72H 71 72
Corn I j
May 40H'40y1&S140V,S-i 40H',R
luly 41HS 41'41H3.41V1HB
B btl ' "
Available Napplr of Orala.
NHW TORJC, April 8. Special cable and
telegraphlo communication received by
Bradstreet'g how th following change
In avallabl supplies as compared with pre
vlous account:
Whest United Stat, east of Rockies,
Increased 1,6,18,01") bu.; Canada, Increased
494.00. bu.; total. United States and Canada.
Increased 2.1S4.00 bu. Afloat for and In
Europe. Increased t,4wO,0O0 bu.; total A mar.
lean and FXiropean supply, Increased 4,-
KV4.0UO DU.
Corn t'nlted State and
creased 413,000 tea.
Oats T'nlted (Jtste and
creased. 4113.800 bu.
Canada,
Canada,
tain-
Tlie leading Increase and decrease re
ported this wek are get forth In the fol
lowing: Increase CJiloavgo private elevators,
UT.OjO bu.; Fort Worth, UDOfiO bu.; Mil
waukee private elevators. 62,000 bu.
lecraea Lincoln, Neb., and vicinity.
14f.0 bu.; Manitoba, 14? oil bu. : Loulsvlne,
114, to) bu. ; Omaha, SLobo bu.; Minneapolis
private elevator. b0.M) bu.
Mllwssk Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. April I WH EAT No. 1
northern. KVji4c; No. I northern, goasc;
May, 7SC67jC, asked.
RYE No. 1. 6M,f7"e.
BARLEY No. 2. 714y73o; aampl, T0V3
Tie.
CORN-No. I cah, 43Hc; May, 44jO,
asked
Mlnnaapoll Orala Market.
MINNI-APOIJS. April 3 WHEAT May,
7HSo; July 80Hc; No 1 hard, BSifmHic;
No. 1 northern, ioVflWJiC; No. t northern,
7S'7rV
FLOIR First patent 84.1554.26; second
patents, M yowH.W. first doars. f3.8Lu.50;
second clears. 8ikfrt V.
BRAN Iu bulk, tl6.Mpl.T5.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, April f.-CORN-Steady : No. 3
yellow, 4Lc; No. 4. 38r; no grade. 2D-3 JVy"..
OATS-6tady; No. 2 whit 42o; No. 3
white. 41S41c;. No. 4 white. VwrC.
RY Firm; Ka 3. 87-ao.
WHISKY On basis of 81.3 for finished
good.
f.lTrnol Grain Market.
LTVB1RPOOL. April I W HHXAT Spot,
No. I western, quiet. td: No. 1 California,
qufcrt. U (d; future, quiet; May, is 44di
July, fa SSd.
CORN Spot, American mixed nww, firm,
42id; old, firm, 4 d: futures, quiet: May,
4a kii July, 4 tHd; September,. 4s td.
Philadelphia Preface Market.
PHIIADELFHIA, April f.-EOOS-FIrm,
: higher; firsts, free case. WV at mark.
CHBRflE Finn, fair demand; New York
full craauia, fancy, lm;14c; cholc, I4S4C.
Dmlntk Grain Market.
DCU!TH. Arrll 8-WHEAT-Nn. 1 north
ern, glo; No t northern. 7?c: May, Sttf
e.c; uiy, ic: pepteinner. Tye.
v. c 1- "'" .
ck. 40c; April, 4uc.
UAi-ua tra
Whisky Market-
CrllCAOO. AprU t -WT3It3KT-tady.
ti V.
PEORIA. April ti WHISKY Steady, on
basis f fl for spirits.
CINCINNATI. Apill - WHISKY -Steady,
fl 84) for hUh wlnrs
air. LOL'., AprU -WHleK.Y-Btuady,
NEW YOUR STOCKS AND BONDS
Ckartcter f Ossralioos Saictsti Dssisa
tioa f Pro'ewio-g'i in Daa'.inrt.
EARLY ADVANCE FOLLOWED BY REACTION
Valaea Retara to "Jear the Rtartlaaj
Pal at After Maa Klao'aatloas
a Cleslag Test 1
Easy.
NEW TORJC, April . Th character of
th operation in stocks today continued
to suggest the dominance of professional
In the dealings. Transactions were con
ducted with signs of organisation and con
cert, and were largely congested in a few
stocks, usually favorites In such operations
Th market Iwrkod breadth, and complaints
from the commission houes of the email
orders for execution snowed that there
wa a small general participation In the
market. The market was much the same
as that of yesterday, except that the ad
vance came llrst, followed by reactions.
The return to near the starting point after
considerable fluctuation was the same In
both case.
The stocks which wer of most Influence
In the leadership of the early udvances
were subject to special Influence, largely
in the shape of unconfirmed conjectures.
American Bmeltlng was a conspicuous tfi- I
ture and responded to very positive aser-
to 10 per cent had been determined upon.
There also wa talk of a probable coming
Increase In the dividend on I'nlted States
teel. No authority could be found for
these reports. The movement In Canadian
J'acinc was attributed to a fresh turn
against the short Inter-st In that Mock.
Much was made also of the continued down
ward tendency In money rate, both here
and abroad. Discount rates declined In
Ixmdon. Parts and Berlin and cable ad
vice from Ixmdon were of a trimeral
expectation that the Bank of England
would reduce Us official discount rate this
week. The Imperial Bsnk of Germany
made Its weekly return and showed moder
ate recuperation from the severe strain of
th April settlements, recovering fll.o'O.O'"
of the previous wet-k's In" of $ ;5.tJ",niO in
cash, while 3.T.360.0oO of the 2ii9,45.O0O credit
extension of the week before was repaid
and 834.065.000 of the I'M. 915,000 note expan
sion of that period was recalled. Never
theless, stocks continued to be sold here
for foreign account, snd the opening of a
new account In the London stock market
iivrmir-u biiihii i-imiioiiiiit'iii in American
securities notwithstanding the low carrying
rates.
Th strength of the market was quite
general in the early part of the day and
the development of marked weakness in '
the Southern railway stocks came whllo j
strength was still marked In the rest of the
market. The fall In these stocks suggested ,
a renewal of the kind of liquidation which
was In force last month and caused some
disquietude, and the whole market was
not long In responding. Conjecture that I
further capital needs remained to be met !
presumably at onerous tnrma made the
only news to account for the movement In '
(southern railway. The Fries showed close:
sympathy, owing to the nnalogy In the
situation, and credit facilities of th two
companies. Some effect on sentiment was
firoduced by the reports of a pending note
sue by the Delaware A Hudson, suggest
ing the likelihood nf a general resumption
of this form of financing to follow any
mrs;e aaauionai supplies to bank na re-
The later weakness of the market whs
sggravated by reports from Washlnaton
that the deposit of customs recelnts with
the banks was to he discontinued for the
present and also that proceedings would
be had to compel E. H. Harrltnan to
answer questions to which he refused to
jfj mo iiii-rsiaie i ommerce commts-
?T ,hrn'- The closing tone was steady.
were neavy. Total sales, par
value. 81.fRX.0Kl. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and quotations on the
New York Stock exchange:
Salia. Hl(h. Low. Cloa.
.to
Adsms Expreis
Amsl-saiated Coppsr .
Am. C. y
Am. C. A F. ptd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton oil pfd
American Express
Am. H. A L pfd
American les
Am. Unased Oil
Am. LJnaeed Oil pfa...
Am. Locomotive
Am. Locomollrs pfd...
Am. B. A R
Ain. g. A R. pfd
Am. Sugar Re-nlns...
Am. Tobaoeo ptd ctf..
Anaconda Mining Co..
Atchison
Aicaieoa pfd
Aflame Out Line ...
Baltimore A Oalu.
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn lUptd TT
Cansdiaa Paci&e
Central of N. J
rhes. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
Chleago A N. W
C. at. A St. P
Cklcago T. A T
1 hie. 0 T. A T pfd...
C C. C. A Bt. L...
lolorado T. A 1
Colorado A So
Colo. A So. lat pfd ...
Colo. A Ho. ad pfd ...
Consolidated Oai
Cora Product!
. 11.(00
. 8, .00
loo
IjO
MS
.16
It4
n
11
87
tBUj
bit 't
10
it
4.
14
30
66
10.',
1JB
108
lit
2
:,
4'ej
w.
104
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f
41 '4
17bH
mu
41V4
IS',
160
136
t
19
71
S8i4
874k
Ut
48
nm
no
144
44o
1114
76
71 i
us
38
l4Vk
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74S,
1
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7
114
4o)
118
U
48
1(7
1S4 14j
781,
17 V
t
41
13
10
78
SO
7S
28
m
1:1
71
1714
141
1HH
14
6
100
low
n
44
17
is in
ll
117
.1
44 S
"4j
H!
104
10..
177
145
414
14
lf.3-1
US
"u"
!
IH4
II
48
130
10 4
81
181
u
lo7
lK-.'i
101H4
12H
HI
tl
4
!'4
104
lul
-44
17S4
ins
41H
!!
us
'it"
71
n
41
4ST4j
1S0
iO
II
1U
ii'
'ii''
244
Hi.
3.
144
14S
14H
100
IOS.7.4)
1.4U0
8,700
1 . ZOO
a.ooo
, ti.4u
iue
4J
4.0,0
'. ioioo
. T.j0
H
. 8. too
4.4
. 4.4oO
. 25.300
'. '"ioO
iuO
. 7. MO
. l.ToO
100
iuO
-00
400
IuO
uO
Corn Producta pfd
Delaware A Hudaua...
Del.. L. W
Denver A R- O
D. A R. O. pfd
Distillers' geourlttae ..
Kne
Krle 1st ptd
Kris 8d pfd
Oeneral KleoJr.C
Illlnoll CsnuVl
International faper ...
Int. Paper pf
lot. Pump
InL Pump P'4
Iowa Central
lows Central pfd
Ksasss City So
K. C. Se. pfd
Lovttnil A N
MeiloAQ Centril
Mian. A St. L
St.. 8t P. A 8. . M
14.. Bl. P. A 8. 8. M.
l.tM 1H
IT. too
87.700
7J0
8.4O0
VQ
.00
100
73'i
26 ,
in
40-
160
14VH
100 ll1 II
l.ooo
8.too
1.00
1.8
IuO
4i0
1X0
1.100
lo.i.o
1, 300
17
41H
1
It'
4IC
10i
131
77
17
44 Vk
II
4u
i;t
104
Hi
IS"
H
44
1
pfl.
Mlasottrl Paclflo
Mlaaourl. K. A T
at.. K. A T. pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. ot M. Pf
New Tor. Oentral
N. T., O. A W
Norfolk A w
Kerfoik A W. pfd
North Amertesa
Paellc slsll
Penneylvsnls
Peuoie'B Gaa
1.100 114 US
do aiii list
i 7ti
go 114)
W.0O0 1I7sj
1,1(0 44 iS
"i.i'i ii i7"'
lu 44 I4W
lasiioo iiis iiov
! ' 1,300 ioii 4
1.0.) 17
liO it
" i'i '" 'i7t
too "4 t'S
-.( 4W t6
IS tuO W4 H
' il.500 Kit) ,4
. 1.7"0 70S 471
lis) 146 144
, 1,700 S?' H"
40 r'ti
lit SJS M1
.114.100 14!S "ot
'. ' "ioo ii io&
"lOO 'ii" 44
.a) lH1 in
.1M.7'10 84 I'H
. 1.100 101H 1""H
300 -, II
''100 '141 1S
100 4-i 14 "a
! 147 147
4 1W U4
lu n
1 "ino '40 " 40
IoO II II
p., C, C. A t. U
rreased Bleel Car
Preeerd 8 C pf
rullmao Palsoe Car
Reading
gesdlag 1st pf. oSered..
Keadlug td pfd, ottered...
Republic Steel
Hepublle Steel ptd
Rock laiind Co
Rork laland Co, P'd
Rubber uoodi pfd
St. L A P -4 !
M. Louii 8 W
St 1 g. W pfd
Southern Pac'.no
g. paclflo ptd
so. Rillwajr
So. Rslleaf P'l .
Tesnea-ee C A 1
Teaal A PaclSo
T l. l. A W
T ; gt L. A W pfi
I'nloB Paclne
I'nlon Patllic pfd
V. S. Express
p. g. Reeltr
U. g. Ruboer
U. g. Rubber pt4
U. g. Steel
V. A Steel f
Vs -Carolina lhmleAl ...
V'-Cro. Cbem. pfd
Wassab
Waba-li pf4
Welle-'r eP'ss
Weetlmhouae K.eotrto ...
VVeatern I oton
Wheeling A l m
Wis. Centril .
Wla Central t
Merthero Pacific
ceriirU Leather
Central Leal her pf
Iloes-Sbefteld gteel
0rel Korlbera pl
Inl. Metropolitsa
'"Veir1--- .r
--'
51,
14
S3
I5
441,
lis
2'H
48
144
r?H
30
ii',
14 .
Mi,
1"1
7
11-4
31
line
n
1
14-4
K-
I...
15
42 14
11
1-4.
40
134
M
:,4w
1J7
14 ii
4)
700
tu.100
64'.
137
"4
40S,
140
r4
in
00
41 V
1.0I0.OO snsrel.
Jew Tork Mining; Stork.
NEW TORK, April .-Clotns; quotation
on mining
Adams Oes.
atoL-ki were:
10 Utile Chlsf
. I
h'v
:io
. 11
. 40
. 41
. 36
tio
Onutrte
Alio
Breec
Druaeetek Cea. .
t'iisM'4 Tui.sel
Ooe. fal. V..
Horo glleer
Iron tiner
Le4vlll Cos. ...
.145
. li
. 44
. II
.!'
,10
Oohlr
Poloei
6avafe
Elerrs Neeidi
Smell U-b-e ,.
gtausar
Bank
Clenrlac.
OMAHA. April 9.-Bank clearing for l
day w.r. $1.5-.lf.S.T and for tl,e corre
sponding del last year $1. 50. 785. 83.
Bank
BERLIN.
f Gersuaay Slatesnent.
AprU 8 The weekly statement
of Ui Imperial Bank of Ormaitv stows
th following changes: Cash In hand In-
-r.-fcs.-1 4, ' N4. mark, treaaurv n ,te in
j oreaaeU l,Uo,00u mailut, oilier locuiiUoi ds-
creaeed 117.4io.nno marks and note In circu
lation decreased 15t.u.0i) mark.
Sew York Moner Market.
NEW YORK. April I.-MON ET-tln call,
tsy at i"-' b-.t cent; rulir.g rats, I prr
cent: closing bid. 1H per cent, ottered, at
8 pr cent. Tim loai.a, dull and beavy;
ft' days. 4H per cent; W day. 4Vu per
cn mor" , S t'-r c-nt.
PRIME MERCANTILiC PAPER 60 H
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANQE Heavy with
actual business In bunkers' bilis at 84 KA3
1 4 for d-mand and at 84 8114 83 for
elxty-dav bills; posted rates. 14 W4 (4
an 1 l4Ka4 8tH: oomratr.-lil bills. Mf.Vi
SILVER Bar, ft'.'c; Mexican dollars. 60o,
Hi 'NUS 0jveniment, steady; railroad,
he-.vy.
Closing quotations on bonds today wer
as follows:
C 8. r-r la,
4o ceipes
V l. ra
do couroo
V. S. old 4l.
to oouoon
10IV4 Japan , M -aiisa
103H do ottn
do W i-tla
los do ia tn
rrH
.. HH
.. 41
.. J4.
ft
101 I. A !4. unt
101 Mn. c t 4s
lSH Mn. r-ntrl 4s
do 1 It"
V. &. n- 4s. n
o onron ....
Am. Tobsoo 4t
do
AtchlsoQ n. 4i
k,
M
7:'-M!nn a) St. L. 4s.
'M . K
A T. 41.
.. 7
41 U
.. M4
. .lis
. .1'24
. . "1
..
.. H
.. ;
.. M do ts
.. IIH'N. R. R ot M.
. . S T. O. f. tHa ,
..iwn, .". 1. C (. It
.. rjvj y0 Pmiae ....
. . M do 9a
. .K N. A W. r 4a ..
.. M o S U rfd 4a
.. 70 Pann. font. l.
.. 44 Rasdinc -q. 4b.
. b"9t. U A 1 M c
Atlantic r. u ...
Dal. A Ohio 4a
do 3VW
flrk. R. T. 0. 4a..,
CV'tral of Oa. tl.
-flo 1st Ino ,
,lo d inc
do Id Ino
fh.i aV Ohio 4Ha.
Thlca-o A A. Its
C, 11 A Q n. 4a.
L.. H. i. A V. ta
do col. Ss.
eve. s 8. U i.
HO'
.. t St U A r. t( 4a 8T4
. . MH "St. L. S W. e. 4s. T4
.. 'IH"Sshoard A. U 4s.. 14
rr
So. Paclllo
100
A. 44
. . . "1
do lit 4a ntfa..
So Ksllwar (a...
... H
...111S
...111
4a TH
...lOll
... W
...lli4
... 4I-
... n
... M4
!nd. 5a, aer.
Colorado Mid. 4a.
Taiaa A P. la. .
1 Colo. A So. 4a
I Cuba Pa
,4 T.. St. I.. A W.
101 fnlon ParlBc 4a..
D. A R. O. 4a....
t 8. Sta-l Id 6a
'W'abaah la
do dfb B
Wirn Md. 4a. .
Mrtuiers' a-,
i Kris p. I. 4s ...
&i
. 117
i o s-n.
. US
.106
Hnrklng Val.
Japan is ....
offered.
4s..
"Wn. t'entrsl 4a
Bid.
Boston Stocks and Bond.
BOSTON. April 9 -Call loans. 4VWfT! per
cent: time loans, MrH per cent. Official I
c.os'ng
At'hllnD
do 41
(tuotatlons Were;
adj. 4i
1 Pltighim
. . l"4j
. .ISO
.. m,
.. u
.. it
. . 17
..1SI
.. lo
. . r,
.. 14
.. 87
t
.. H,
.14,
. . it
..121'i
I1
..KB
. . ?H
.. 1
.. W
.. 1'S
.. :'i
.. 8
.. I
..160
.. i:v,
.. 26
.. u
.. is
.. 86
.. H al A Heels...
.. V! Ontannlal
. . Oopn-r Range
.. f. Pllr W-it
.20 Prank IId
. 10 Oranbv
.149 1 Rorale
.1.11 Maw Mlnlul
.. tt Ml tila .
. .174H Mohawk
..14r-S Mont. C. AC...
. . ts Old nonunion
. .1IM, Oarnla
..117 Parrot
. .1221- (Julnr-
.. 30S Hhannon
. . 47 Tamarack
. . Trlnltr
..I')7 t'nlled Copper ....
.. It 1'. a. Mining
.. 0 v. S. Oil
.. 41'i rtan
. .lomt Victoria ...i
. . 6 Wlnons
.. 87i WnlTertne
.. M North Butts
..lC'i Putte Coalition ..
,.. i'-. Nevada
.. 4 t al. A Arlions..
.. &414 Artaons Com. ....
.. 18
Wei Central
4a
Alhlen
.do pfd
Bottnn A Albany.
-Hniton A MAIns.
PMOIl Rl.vit.d ..
Fltchburi ptd...
lo"n l "tral ..
N. Y., N. H. A H
fnlon Pa-lflr
j An1
Pnavi. Tube..
Amer. Sufsr
do pfd
Am. T A T
Am. Woolen
do Dfd
Pomlnlon I
Edison Klee,
A
lllu.
Mi's. Electric
do pfd
Haul, Gal
I nitid Fruit
t'nlted S M
do pfd
V. 0. Pteel
do pfd
Advanture
Allouez
Amalsamatad
Atlanllo
Uld. "Asked
London Closing; Stocks.
LONDON. April 9. Closing quotations on
the RtocK exchange were
Comoli, money
lev N. T Central t
do sncount ...
4 11-14 Norfolk A W 41
... 14 do ptd I
...lOo Ontario A W 4T4
... !''4 Penn-ylanls 4r,
.. .PHU Hand Mines t
.. .1M'4 Readlns
. .. 4;.v Southern Railway ... KiV.
.... 14 do pfd 74
,...141 Southern Pclflc s-'i
... 27 Union Pacific 14
... 81 do pfd 1
... 77-4 C. 8. gteel
.... MS do pfd
... 41 Wabaah 1.4
...43 do pfd r7
....153 Spanlrh 4s pr'i
,...121 Grand Trunk 3.H
....
Anaconda
Atrhl-on
do pM
Haltlmnre
A Ohio
rsotds
Canadian
Cnea. A Ohio
Chlcao Qt. W...
C. M. A 8t. P ..
Ix peers
D. A R. O
i do (d
Erie ...
do lot pfd....
do Id pfd
Illlno.a Central
l.oultYllle A N.
M.. K. A T....
SILVKR Har, uncertain, 80 3-lGd per ox.
MONKY-2'3, per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short hills Is S'.fM per cent; for three
months' bills Is 3V'n4 per cent.
Boston Copper Market.
These quotations are furnished hy Logan
aV Brj-an. members New York and Huston
Stock exchanges, 2 Board of Trade:
AdT-IHur
Atlantic
ftlngham
Kla.k Mountain ..
Floltna Com
Pu'te Coalition ...
Calumet A Aril...
ralnmet. A Heels..
Centennial
Copper Range ....
Dull- West
F.aat Butts
Franklin
Granny
Helvetia
lale Rot a I
Junrtton
I. S. A Plttuburg
Mm
Michigan
Mohawk
. 344 Nevadi Com 14
. 1J N. Butte t2
. 10 Old pnmlnlon M'4
. t. Oeceols 141
. 26 V Pneu. RerYlce f4
. 27 Pneu Service Ptd... 174
,ir,l Qulncjr 122',
. 85 Shannon 1B4
. 31 Tamarsrk 110
. 82'4 Trlnltf II
. 14 I'nlted Krult lOfcH
. 10'4 t'. 8. Common 6SV
. 17", V. 8. ptd 44i
.130 I'tah Cona 43
. 4i Victoria i
. H Winona 14
. 10 Wiilverlns 160
. 1 Cen 2
. 6'i Nip 134
. 14i.a lrene Csn 17
. II Nevada 144
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, April 9. The supplies of money
exceeded the demand In the market to
day. Discounts were easy. The Stock ex
change settlement showed a small amount
open which was easily adjusted, owing to
the abundance of money. Prices hardened
generally, cheap money bringing renewed
support for consols, home rslls and Kaf
frs. Americans In their Initial dealings
si owed Irreaularlty, but they rose to over
parity at noon, the smallness of the account
and the light carry-over rnte, f per cent.
1 Inducing fresh support. Later New York
j bought moderately, prices advanced and j
then became erratic, especially I'nlon Pa- '
I clflc, but closed Arm. Fotelgners were '
j firm. Japanese received the most atten-
lion. Japanese Imperial 6s of 19o4 closed at
101. 'X-aivuieni. i
BERLIN. April . Trading on the Bourse !
today was oulet and prices were Irregu
lar. Canadian Pacific was 2 points higher
upon" the covering of shorts.
PARIS. April 9. Prices on the Ttonrse to-
riav nnanpd dull with tndine lnaHvA nnH
closed with an upward tendency. Russian .
Imperinl 4s closed at 73.30 and Russian i
bonds of 1W4 at 40. The private rale of I
discount waa 3 5-16 per cent. I
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, April ..-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the tlnu.400.on0 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
tr.J.lS" W: gold coin and bullion, tl08,912,S5;
gold certificates. t41.!W6o0.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. April 9 -MF7TAIJ3-There
was nulte a sharp advance In the I-n.lon
tin market, with snot closing at hi lo
ami futures at 1S4 ISs. Locally the market
was quiet and about 46 points higher nn
the average, with spot quoted at f406r,?J
4" 63. Copper wus ?s id higher In the Ixm
don market, with Spot ) ao'ed at !" S
and futures at A70S 10. Ically the market
continued quiet and more or less nominal.
Lake, is ni-oted at 8? I So"? ; electrolytic.
I .'4 t'n'.4 4); casting. rt.or,;'.'3 jo. l ead was
ifs higher at 1!) Hs 3d In the Ixmdon mnr-
( ket. but remained quiet locally at 8",.0.a!
' 6 10. Spelter wbr is d higher at 2ii In
I Ixmdon. but unchanged at f 75'ifl Ki lo
cally. Iron wiis higher In the Bnullah
market with standard foundry quoted at
I Ma and Cleveland warrants at 6fa. Lo-
cally the market waa unchanged. No. 1
i ficmoYv northern Is q loted at I .f CEi'-S 25 ;
No. 2 foum'ry northern. l-4.7fifi25.7S; No 1
4314 I foundry soiii!,ern !?', XrYa y 50; No. 2 foundry
hern. $25 i"ii26.iO.
ST. Ixll IS, April 9.- METAIi' Ixad,
Weak at tfc.S'L'S: spelter, weak at $''.. 77".
Cillon Vlnrlel
NEW YORK. Anrtl 9 COTTON-Spot
closed quiet; mlddlng uplands. 11c; mid
dling gxilf. HSc; no salea.
L1VEB.Pt ' 1- April i COTTON S pi.t.
good business done: prices 2'ii po'nts
I lirl er; American m'ddllng fair. 6.97d; good
middling. .61d; middling. 'fd; low mld
dltrg. 6.73d; good ordinary, 6.13d; ordinary,
4.7'kI.
ST. LOUIS, Arrll 8 COTTON-Ciulet;
middling. lu-,o; aales, 27 hales: receipts
6)i bales; shipment, none; stock. 41,733
hair.
NEW ORLEANS, April 9 COTTON
Bpot closed quiet and easy; sales. TJt bale,
low ordinary, 6 13-Ho, nominal; o-dlnnry,
4 13-16C, nominal, gocxl ordinary 8c; loa
middling. 8 5-Hc; middling. 10 9-lSc: good
middling, 117-l8c; middling fair, 12 7-16C.
nominal; recelpta, I.9M bales; stock, z35,4o6
ba.es.
Co -Tee Market.
NEW YORK. Aprtl 9 COFFEE Fu
tures opened steudy at unchanged prices
to a decline of 6 points. In rer nse tj
lower European cables. loiter c.bles re
ported larg receipts at San Paulo for ihe
tiiv and the market Increased Its loae
s"irhtl)r during the afternoon under scat
tering liquidation. The close was teady.
net unchanged to 10 points lower. A little
m. r than half the Vainness consisted of
exchanges fi'wn near to later months Ssle
were reported cf 43,0. bags, including Mav
at S.8"p; Jtiiy. $c: September. 6 6,Vt6-;
I '"-itr, 6 564C.4h.-: January, 6 8F-; Nlarch.
6 .'it 'Ec. B'.ct H10. qiil- t; No f Invob e
7- K-ntos, No, 4, ic kliid, dull; Cotdov.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Faillj Libel 1 Hua CaU'i
for TnetdAT,
HOGS IN ACTIVE DEMAND. BUT LOWER
Late Arrival of Train Iaterfr wilt
keep Market and Mask on
Hand tloes at Batter
Price.
SOUTH
Receipts were:
Official Monday ,
Ofllolal Tuesday
OMAHA. April 9. 1907.
Cattie. Hogs. Blieep.
6.m
8.241
8.770
6.BO0
U.0
l.Ouv
Two days this week. . .10.91 14.541 1S.776
Same days last week .4H1 8.t'4 i't
Same davs 2 weeks ago.. S.il 12.7S6 2o
Same days 3 weeks ago..l2.5 17.147 85.911
Same da s 4 weeks aao. .11.9.8 19 974
Same days last year S.6 1..137 2J.H-0
Th following tabie shows the receipts cf
cattle, htga and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, comiared with last year:
1SS'7. 19',. Inc Dec.
Oattl SIO.S'.K 2V.425 44,473
Hogs j.i: 73..107 7..R74
Sheep 564,377 612,118 4o,2C9
CATTLK m T AT ION 8.
Good to choice corn-fed steer. ...f5.1'ij6. 73
Fair to good corn-fed steers 4 (i6.2."
Common to fair steers 4.ot"u'4.iJ
Good to choice fed cows 4.UXi4 75
Fair to good cows and heifers J I 2oy4tM
Common to fair cows 2.0ai4..6
Fair to choice atockers St feeders,. 4 ooyC W
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. 4(Ml.W
Common to fair stockers 3 .t"'u4.00
Hulls, stags, etc 2 7f.a-4.4o
Veal calves 4.0UU4.S4)
The following table shows the avergt
price of hogs st South Omaha for the laat
several days, with comparisons:
Late. 1907. 190. ;i9uT. ;1904. ,18"8.1902. 1801.
March 28. 6 22
2 5 10! 5 171 7 SO, I 86
2 , W ft 1 " 9l
6 22
n ;"
5 26
6 18
6 07
6 00
i a rcn I B :"u.
March 30
( 3
80, 6 00! B 071 7 21 j 6 05
Mulch 31.
April 1...
April 2...
April 3...
April 4...
April J...
April 6....
April 7...
April 8...
April ...
ti kt,.
6 14
4 W 7 2S B 9i
6 47V
I B 16
S 04: 7 !" 0 fif.l
5 09j 7 3nl 6 fl-V
8 4f.V
4oV
4!i.4
i 301
i 28 1 6 10
ti 21 h 211
I 7 24
6 Hi 7 a,
R 07 1
0 Ooj 7 251
4 93 7 24
t ON 5 99
6 64 & 99
6 62 6 i'5
6 27
i r.8i
6 4s',, 6 21i 6 19 1
6 455i 6 21 6 3",
I I 6 2-', 5 -X
6 ,V,4 I 5 26
I 6 33 I 6 2S
4 91. 7 27
6 64 8 01
4 91 1 7 25 8 671 b 92
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle.
Omaha fi.S5y6.50
Chicago lut).6&
Kaiaas City 2. 7!'g'i .50
St. Ixul8 19A(6.50
Haoux City 3.4CUCI.66
The oillclal number of car
Hotts.
$G.(u4i4i.i7i
6 .Vo'y ti.bf)
p.Vllrj.fiZ'.i
U.'t'Ub.uu
6 a Jo
of stook
was:
brought In today by each road
Cattle. Ukigs. Sheep. H'ses
C, M. A St. P. Ky 1
4
1
5
88 22 1
1
61 8
12 8
3 2..
26 19 6
4
8 2..
1
6
163 Bl 8
abash 1
Mo. fac. Ky 1
I'nlon I'aclno System 63
C. & N. W. Ky. (eaat) 4
C. & N. W. Ky. (west) 70
C, St. I'., M. ot O. Ky. 36
C, li. & (j. (hhsU
C, H. & y. (west) 66
C, K. I. & P. least)... 10
C, K. 1. & V. (west)...
Illinois Central 3
Chicago Oreat W't'n 1
Total receipts 2U4
The disposition of the day's receipts was
an follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 8J7 1,782 Hf.5
Bwirt and Company 1,4!4 66 2,4.(4
Cudaliy Packing Co 1,205 8.0 Z.2
Armour & Company 1,216 8.667 1,849
Vanuatu & Co H .... ....
Carey & Benton 91
Lobman A Cu 64 .... ....
McCreury at Carey 63 .... ....
V. I. Stephen 46
Hill & Son 217
P. P. Lewis 4
Hamilton At Rothschild.. 87
L. Wolf 133
Sam Werthelmer 67
Mike Haggerty 32
Sol Dcgati 2 .... ....
J. li. Root & Co 140
T. B. lnghram 13
Sullivan Bros 11
Other Buyers 478
Total 6,294 11.1S9 9,041
CATTLK There was a fairly liberal run
of cattle for a Tuesday, about 6,000 head Im
lug reported in up to noon. The two days'
supply haa been practically 2.0iJ heuvlor I
than for Monday and Tuesday of last week I
and the quality la nut running as good as
a week ago.
There wa a rood Inquiry from all classes !
of buyers lor the light and handy weight I
steer and then were generally picked up ,
in goou seaNon at not iur irom sieauy ng
ure. On the other hand, both local pack
ers and eastern snippers were oflisli when
It came to th heavier cattle und these
generally had to sell a shade lower than
yesterday.
The market for cows and heifers was not
far from steady. Good fat helfery grades
ruled llrm, while ae usual medium kinds
were rattier slow sale.
In stockers and feeders the movement
continues bilsk. Both yard traders and
country buyers were anxloua for supplies
and the moderate offerings of desirable
aiook a.' all weights changed hands readily
at full recent quotations. Feeder buyers
are still taking the half-fat steers of good
quality at better prices than the killers
are willing to pay and the volume of busi
ness promises lo be of good proportions for
the week.
Representative sale:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
14 ,
I
12
10
22
.4
I
I
14
Av. Pr. No.
Pr.
4 30
4 JO
4 SO
4 10
4 16
4 36
6 Ob
6
At. Pr.
.124)4 li
. .. toe
... 8(3
...1120
...1140
...11JS
...1M7
.. .i::i
...1S44
...liinl
17
10 11(4 4 16
14 114 5 16
It 1260 6 10
II 18.4 t 25
IS 1443 i 36
l'J 1 145 t lo
34 141 8 30
8 16
j
14..
j
t
COWS.
... M4
.. 4.0
..1110
. . t'.t
... 7
,. .111)4
. . DUO
... 477
..llo
... Ult
...1070
...lo7
..600
... 773
... tit
... f J
... 610
... 743
...1650
...1 lb
...1710
t 15
I
3.
4.
I.
..1114
..1110
..12:0
..115!
..Ik',1
. .1131
.. 11:7
..12(,7
. .ll.'.J
..1.140
. . 1300
4 II
4 13
4 16
4 10
4 26
4 a
4 so
4 36
4 30
4 40
4 40
I 10
II 40
I 40
I 40
3 40
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 10
4 10
I..
4. .
11..
7..
14..
1 .
1..
16...
11..'.
HEIFERS.
t 46
1 36
0
47
In0
eVO
4H0
4 M
4 U
4 40
4 60
4 60
3 40
3 5
4 16
4 20
BULLS.
3 44 1
3 ) 1
4 44
..1046
. .lo;o
8 76
I 76
CALVES.
liO
4 00
3 00
6 CO
1
ISO
ni
127
3.0
1)4
171
113
130
I 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
60
U.0
4
145
6 00
i'JO
00
10
6 60
130
60
140
6 60
171
4 I.J
STOCKERS
AND
15...
13...
io!!!
FEEDERS
616 4 .4)
HM 4 40
671
Hi
45
4 M
4 !0
4 30
4.4
I1.
1043
1074
1012
1011
llol
1042
4 40
4 65
4 70
4 70
4 16
4 75
6 00
6 00
lojft
4 14
21 ..
10...
1...
65..
4oo
4 li
4 44
4 60
4 4')
4:.)
4V,
HOGS The run of hogs wsb rather more
' liberal than dealera were looking lor this
morning and, notwithstanding tlie more
j favorai le tone to reports from eastern niar-
kets, the local trade was slow with prices
! a shade to f.c lower than yesterday nil
around. Packers seemed anxious lor the
1 hogs at the decline, and on account of the
liberal supply sellers were gent rally ready
, to let go at a reasonable ronceMMnn, so
that the general movement was tolerably
, free, and a clearance made In good season.
I Tops brought $6 40. the same as yesterday.
' wh.le the hulk of the trading wax at In.Sui
I 6.S5. as tigalnKt $6.3ft'6.37 e.irrday.
Representative sales:
No. At. to Pr. No. At. 8h. Pr
H 1.0 340 4 00 14 1M .. I IH4
46. .. I 10 44 S .. I .V'V,
14 :. . . I 10 64 261 .. 4 32 a
64 J14 .. 4 J 74 :.I4 . .
10 Ml .. 4 lH 43 2t; .. I S.v.
34 3 '2 .. 4 ll- 44 .'at .. ( 3;.,
1 51 2l .. 4 llt 44 US 40 4 J!
I 71 !4l 4 S!'t 74 2 6 . ( Hi',
; 74 t i 140 4 32 "4 213 160 li:,
I to 20 40 I lit, 41 241 .. 13 1,
104 145 ! 4 11 . tl HO 120 t
I 47 J'7 40 4 IJ II 121 lo I S!
I 71 26 .. 4 II J-4 ..4 I-',
7S 121 .. 2 19 l.'l . . 4 It',
7 I-") .. 4 Jit1 71 5W I I ')
r. 2 .. 4 13 J.il .. I 52',
) t ..4 3tt r .'11 . 4 42-,
61 HI .. 4 St., li! 2 4 40 J;.
71 ll .. 4 31' 1" it .. 4 15
tl ;. IoO 4 5J-, 7 2 4 ..4 r,
46 tvi .. 4 lit 41 Ml .. I 36
70 lt4 . . lis 7. .'U .. li'.
71 141 0 4 111 44 13t .. I
r 30 10 4 1:', 74 247 .. 4 25
tt lit . . 4 )J , (4 lu .. .15
(I i-4 140 4 421, 44 ft .. I 36
21 3 . . 4 IJ 64 37 30 1 li
40 1 40 4 t.t u 247 to Hi
47 ID .. 4 ll, 41 I'.'I .. I 14
44 f 7 ..4 I.", 71 HO 4u 15
4 443 .. I 43s U Ul SI 4 ii
e h
SIH
4
4 Slt
M
4 tit
u
t m
N
4 U
4 i:v
4 1:)
4 40
4 Mi
s .
so
.141
IO
. fv
M
11
.ia.
:..
;i .,
w.
4
J
U
BTAOS.
ir, 1
1114 1 .
ise
.1(10
40
llv
Re.-
I TP
. .4.4
I tlv,
1
morning
e.'-At.ts of siieep this
were pretty liberal, but the late arnv
trains Interfered mor or less viith the
movement lackers wer cut after sup
plies, however, and all desirable mutton
grades sold freely at mors or lees ad
vanced prices. With nothing very toppy
here In tlie way of lamia sales reached
fit ic. the record price to date for fed
lambs, and with really toppy stuff sellers
and buyers were of tne opinion that fti A
would nut be an outside quotation. A
noted at the opening of the market, only
a portion of the receipts were In sight, but
buyers took hold freely, so that the early
trsde at least was satisfactory at prices
usually quoted strong to loo higher than 1
last week.
Viuolatlons nn wooled killers: Oood to
hoi. e lambs, 17 W.$8 25: fair to g wi lamhs.
$7 5.'j7 8o; good to choice yeurlinsB. Iamb i
we glits. 86 7"ii7 : fair to good yearlings. !
lambs, weights. 26 4vo6 75: good to choice
yearlirits. heavyweights. 86 4CHf6.7T.; fair to
pood yearlings, hea . y weight s. M.l.'.yU 40;
(rood to choice old wethers. f6.2&ftti 60; fair
to good old wethers. 86. vim 26; good to
cliol. e ewes, r5.6eu6.0O; fair to good ewes,
I', .l.-.jif (to.
JJ AV
i'.k western shorn ew-es
western shorn ewes
117 estern ew es
4)i6 western ewes
313 western ewes
211 western ewes
Sat Nebraska-Mexican rwes .
Nebraska-Mexican ewes .
116 western ewes
ITJO western ewes
179 western ewes
3n western shorn lambs
l:3 Nebraska-Mexican ewes .
81l Nebrnaka-Metlcan ewes .
534 western lambs
142 Nebraska-Mexican lambs)
3"9 western lambs
2?') western lambs
1'57 western lambs
254 western lambs
r4
1
II
101 4 90
100 4 90
77 5 85
M 6 l
110 f H)
92 6 40
t2 CM
81 6 Si
113 6 70
b3 6 76
12S 5 K5
1,6 6 78
SI (
K2 (80
73 8 00
70 8 00
75 8 10
74 W
74 8 00
80 8 06
MA11KKT
CIIIA44tl 1,1 13 "TUCK
Cattle Slendy Host Ten to Fifteen
lent Higher sheep Strong;.
CHICAGO, April . -CATTLE Receipts,
about 4.im head; niaj-ket st.wdy; common
to last Hlwrs, f4. 4vg .(; htlfeis. f-iuti-e-;
cows. fHintuO Ou; bulls, f33oi4.4U; talvts,
f..r47.ii; stockors and feeilxrs, f5M6.10.
IkitiS-Kcrtipts, about 13.UOO hoad; miir
kt UriilSc hlglior; choice Iwavy slilppars,
efi.uTu '1.70; choice light, f 6 ttfu ti. Ttl ; light
biitiiiers, fii.iwiifel.70; ptu:kln4t, fiiiU'it.tiC; pigs,
fii.4tiM4i.2n; bulk of selcs, f tf'titjii".
H1JULP AND LAUII9- Keculpt. 14,000
hnu.d, market for sheep strong; lamb slow;
hh.p, 14 iVy-i .tX; yearlings, fo.3&U'i.u0; luniba,
5b.0oijo.6o.
New York IJ ve Rtock Market.
NEW YORK, Aprtl 9-Bc7KVK Ke
cnipts, 94) h4ul; market feeling tealy; no
trading, dresHl bef In fair de-mand, at 1'u
8V; pai- pound for native lde. KxportJ to
day, 80 cltle and 4,HtA) quartera of beef;
tomorrow, 4.4(4) quartera of beef.
CALVK4J Kwelpts. 475 head; market
suiady; good veals sold at f7 u1.26 per 100
pouhils; city disl veal fairly active at
i Vu 1-440 per pound; country dreaaed, &ii
loio.
HOG8 Ret-elpt, 4,077 head; none on sale;
muiket ftelliir noiiilnally teuly to loo
"sHfcili AND IAJVIBS Receipts, 230
rwad: ihwo and lajnba nominally un
changed; spring lambs In poor dmand and
barely stotuly; good spring lamb, eo-io pjr
head; uo other wuee.
St. I.ouls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aprtl . CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,&o0 head, Irsuludln; 800 heatd TeJt
una; market tady; native shipping and
export steors, t5.4tuG.Bo; dreaaed beef and
butcher steers, t4.lsa61f; steers under l.ow
IHiumui, f4.un4H.vo; Btockor and feeders,
83.i0'io.; cows and heifers, f2.tJ64i6.26; ceui
iiera, fl.S-JtU-.60; bulls, f2.904j4.26; calves, fS.OO
ftt'7.2o, Texas and Indian steers, f2.86it4.6o;
ccwa u,nd heifers, fl.9(a,4.oo.
HOOS Receipts, 11, tw head; market 5c
lower; pigs and lights. fa.oVtf.r0; packers,
o.i.vuo.uo; butcher and best heavy, fo.ta
.6a
bHEBP AND LAMHd Receipts, 2U)
htuMl: market steady; native mutton), fSaVfl
6.00: lambs, f4.00yl.00; culls and bucks, f3.75
64.75.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 9.-CATTLl-Re-oelpts,
13.000 head. Including 8n0 southerns;
market strong; choice export and dressed
beef steers, fo.36,i1.40; fair to good. fioOU
6.a; western fed steers, f4.2fw6.75; stockers
and feeders, f4.liiC26; southern steers. t3.75
tiu.20; southern coas, j.'l.on'at 20; native cows,
fJ.!'j4.6o; native heifers, t3.Uotii6.06; bulls.
83. "'M If.; calves, f4.0O'u7.X).
HOtiS Receipts. 13.."uu head; market 'iWa
o higher. Top, f.;65; bulk sales, K.47'a6.5i);
heavy. l'..4f.'m..Cf; packers, f0.4i'i)i.6-4; pigs
ami lights, f.46ii6.&5.
8HKKP AND -LAM US Receipts, 8,000
head; market loc lower; lambs. 87.Oofo.10j
ewea and yearlings, fu.iimi6.iif); western fed
yearlings, fO.nT.oO; western sheep, f5.4"K4f
6.0U; stockers and feeders, f3.50ji6.60.
St. Joseph Mir Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., April 9. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,3b3 head; market, swady to loc
lower. Natives. f4.2!i''(i4.2f: cows and heifers,
f2.25ti4.B6; stockers and feeders, f3.75y4.60.
Hi HIS Receipts, B,)ifl head; market
strong to 6c higher. Top, t0.o2; bulk of
sales, fb'.4f4!ti.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,1X7
head; market steady to loc lower. Lambs.
t7.'.5'M.15; yearlings, M.S'Xa'7.00; wethers, f6.00
(g4.6o; ewes, 86.ou.u4.00.
Slous I lly l ire Mock Market.
SIOl'X CITY, la., April 9. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1.700 head.
Market steady; beeves, il.5c 6.66; rows and
heifers, 83.4'ii4.50; storkets und feeder, fl.OO
4M 7o; calves and yearlings, li i) a 4 8u.
HOGS Reeeltits. 4.000 head. Market weak,
selling at 86.2aii6.35; bulk of sales, 84.26,
6.30.
Stork In Slant.
Receipts of live stock at th lx prin
cipal western market yeterdy:
V.Biiie. tiogs. onei'ii.
South Omaha
Sioux City ....
SL Joseph
Kansas (ty ,,
St. Louis ......
Chicago
Totals
6D
1.700
11.300
4.000
8. WO
1S.600
11. UA)
13.0U)
12,000
i'.iii
8. mo
2.00O
14.000
. 4.813
.13.0110
. 8.500
. 4,000
.32.363 00, (Mi 40,187
Wool Market.
BOSTON. April 9 WOOL Market Is un
usually dull on account of the depletion of
supplies, but prices are firm. Territory
wools are quiet and new bnsltiea Is ex
ceedingly small In volume. Trading domes
tic quotations range as follows: Ind ana
and Missouri, combing 4s blood, 2 (u34c;
combing V. blood, 81'i33c. Texas, scouted
basis; fine. 12 months, 71S74c: fine, 6 to 8
months. Jj7oc; fine, fall (lean. 64i'")0,
California, scoured basis; northern choice,
67itM'; northern giod, 6u8,c; middle
county, 6f.fikjc; southern, 62i"yVlc; fall free,
67'uiic. Ongon, scoured basis; eastern No.
1 staple. 72r73e; eastern No. 1 clothing. ON
lit'oc; valley No. 1, 0jieCc. Territory staple,
scoured basis; fine, 7-"(i'73c; fine medium,
CV'JIOc; medium, 6."UV,o. Territory ordi
nary, scoured basis: line, WfiTOc; fine me
dium, eV'ilv; medium. 62'u4c. Colorado
and New Mexico, spring scoured; X, 6v7uc;
No. 1, fWlirtnc.
ST. LOUIS. April 9. WOOI Lo wer; me
dlam grades, combing and clothing 2!a
ifi'ic; light flu". 2"ij21c; heavy fine, 15417e;
tub washed, 2iT7c.
Oil and Hoils,
NEW TOHK, April .OIIy Cottonseed,
oil, steady; prime crude, f. o. b. nil. Is, 3'. 4
ii l7V.c; piiin- yellow, f. o b. mills. 4i" j.'.
Petroleum. stealy; refined New York, fs.20;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, Sn 16. Turpen
tine, ft arty at 7JVJ 73c.
ROP.1N Finn; strulned, common to good
$4 W'y4 ..
oil. CITY, Pa.. April 9 -OIL Credit bil
nnces. tl ; runs. J?)..!.' bbls.; aveiuse, 1.2.
17 I t. Is ; .hlpriieiits. l.'1 bbls.; avTau-.
lW.ffirt bbls.
SAVANNAH, Oa., April 9'-TURPEN-
T1M:-5!i'i,c.
ROSIN-FIrm; A.
B and C, fl 3'.S; D,
84 37H; E, t4 4o; F. t4.4.Vj: G
K. 15 2i: M, $T).3o; N, f5 46
W. W., f5.7).
ft 45: II, $i.a:..
W. G., $5 Of.
gngar and Blolsasrs.
NEW YOT K. Ar ril 9 OA R- Ra w.
firm; lair re.1r.ing. 3 c; centrifugal. 94 te:.
3'-. li3 ll-l.j . M.)lssss .sr. i!7'!-' 15-'dc.
Ri lined, steady. No . ti-; No K. 4 15c
No. lo. 4 'f.c; Ni 11. Uv; No. 12. IV.c;
No. 13, $e-: N 14. i H.V: wifei tloner' A
i .r-; cut l.aif. 5 4"c ; iru-h-d, 5 4-. iiow.l. r
e.i 4 : irii au'ated. 4.7 " cubes. 4 V.c.
MmLASSI.S- Kt auy ; New urliani, open
kettle, g. 1 d to choice. 37t3:'C
NEW OKLEANri. Ap.il S.-rTtit-S'eadv
; " pen kottic ce'itrtfugal. SVjjt.t7. c
centrifugal yellow, SSuitc: conil.H. y.i
6 i"-
MfIJkSHEt-Ju!et; new syrup. 3ooj3ic.
Evnnoratet Aiples 1
NEW YORK, April
4 nrle ''r-.ll
9 KVAKiRATED
APPLES Market Inactive oalrg to a lig.it
e"rt demand and nrlces are holding
-ready Fancy are qui ted at 4c; choice at
Ve, piin.e at 64i.6 -ic, juor lu laic al t'4'jc
I. . - .- . 1 Ll I J
CAIJKOHNIA niUFOP rmiT-PrtitiM
are somewhat unsettled by unconfirmed ru
mors thst supplies have been offered st
concessions from the coast. California
prunes ranging from 1tt up to l are
utiuted at Km lie; Oregon range from 6o
to ll. Aprlott are quiet and unchanged,
with choice quoted at l"c; extra choice at Uvj
til--, and fancy at ll,iJ-'c t'eachea are dull,
with choice quoted at 111,11V:; extra cholo
at l-'uliV; fancy at U-u.3c, and extra
fancy at lgjllVv Halslns are flrra. with loos
nms. atel quoted at 8&lic; seeded ralslna,
lotjl.c, London layer at fl.tVUl.tX).
OMAHA WIIOLKgAI.K M ARKRT.
Staple and Faney rrodare.
KC.O!4-Per do., lbc
1U TTKR Packing stock. 18lc; cholc
to fancy dairy. lih3o; creamery, Sbd:.
LIVE PuCLTRV-Hens, luv,c; old roost
ers. 6c; turkey. 12c; ducks, loc; young
roosiers, 6Sc; geese. c
KRl ITS.
PINEAPPLES Plot Ida. to SO&6.00 per
crata
.- , it A WPKHRIES-Cholc Texsa M quart
case. f3va4.oa
CllA.NMhTHlES-rer bbl.. f46(l60; in
bushel box, fl.60.
APPLES Northern Spies, Taney Oren
Ii us, per bbl , 33 50; Iowa and Missouri Belt
Davis, 18 60; VVlnesaps. f2.uv per b-jx.
COCOANPTS- Pr sack of IoO, f4.00.
TROPICAL PRL'li'S.
LEMONSl-Llmontera. Joo end 8S0 slse,
85.50, other brands. 5oc less.
ORANGES California navels, extra fancy,
176. 1X0, 216, 2bO sues. 84.00; fancy, 126, lot)
sizes. 83.76, choice. Urge else, per bog,
W.J5(8.2.
BANANAS Pr medium slaed bunch.
K il? X; Jumbos, f2.tikU8.IO.
FIOS California, bulk, 6Hc; 8-crown
Turkish, 14c; 4-crown Turkish, Uo; 8-erow
Turkish, o.
(JKAPK FRl'IT-Slgeg 4 to 80, f5 80.
DATES Kadaway 6e; sayers, to; hat
lowls, uc; new sttifred walnut date, f-Px
box, fl.00.
NEW VEGETABLES.
BEETS. TI RNIPS AND CARROTS Pet
dot hunches. 46',p60c.
TOM A TOES Florida, 80-b. erat, ftOa
LEAF LETTUCE Hot bousM, per do.
heso, 460.
HEAD LETTUCE Southern, per dog..
l.ueidl.3
t l i TMBKRS-Per dog., Jl.Sft.
RADISHES Per dozen bunches, 8fS743o;
extra huge bunches. 75o doien.
PARSI.ET Hothouse, per do, bunches.
40c
PIE FLANT 60-lb. boxes. 82.252.76.
ONK)NS-Home grown, per bu., 100; re4
or yellow, Colorado, per lb., 2; Spanlsn,
per crate, f2 00.
ARPARAOl'H -$1 75 per dozen bunchea
NEW POTATOES-I'er pound. 7c,
OLD VEGETABLES.
NAVY BEANS -Per bu., fl.65: No. .
$1.60.
LIMA BEANS Pr lb., to.
I'OTATOES Tsbl stuck, per bu., 60c;
seed stock. 7ucjfl.00.
SWEET PO i ATOEfi-lllnols. per larg
bbl., to 00; Wisconsin Rurals and Burbanka,
fic per bu.; seed eweet potatoc. per bbU
fl.86.
CABBAGE Holland seed, home grown,
8c per lb., new Tcxhb cabbage, per lb., 2Vto.
TURNIPS. CARHOTS BEETS Per bu.,
75c; parsnips, per bu., 81.00.
BEEF CUT PRICES.
Ribs: No. 1, Sc; No. I, 8c: No. I. To.
Loins: No. 1. 17Vc; No. 2, 12V,c; No. 8, loc
Chucks: No. 1, 6c; No. 2. 6c: No. 3, 4c,
Round: No. 1, 74c; No. 1. 7'ic: No. f. 6c.
l'late: No. 1, (V; No. 2, 2'.c; No. 8, io.
Ribs: No. 1. 14e; No. 2. 84,c; No. t, 8c
MISCELLANEOUS.
IIONET-Per 84 trainee. fS.no.
SUGAR Oranulat.eC csne. In sacks, 8 III
granulated beet In sack. 86 U.
COFFEE Roast!, No. 36, 2o per lb.1
No. SO, 210 per lb.; No. 2b, 19c per lb.: No.
20, 15c per lb.; No. 21, 18o par lb.
CHEESE New full cream Wisconsin
twins, 17c; new full cream brick, 180:
block Swiss, 19c; lUnberger, 16o; Young
America. 17c.
CIDER New Tork, half barrel, $2.76; bar
rel, $f.oo.
NUTS California walnut. No. t. oft
shell. 13c; No. 1. soft shell, 46c; Brazils.
16rfclfc; pcan. 19a21c; filbert. 12Hc; p.
nuts, raw, 7'4jo; roasted. 8o; California al.
monds. hard shell. 17Ho; Taragona, I7v-c:
cocoanuts. 85 00 per 100.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard, west
ern 4MiS0c: Maine, fl.lS. Tomatoes. 8-lb. cans)
fl 45; standard -lb. cans, 31.30 Pineapple,
grated. 2-lb., standard, t2.:iJ2.80; sliced.
tl.75'i2 Sj; fnncy Hawaiian, 2-lb., f2.7B; lu.
lb., tl.75. Gallon apple., fancy, 2 effoo.
California apricol. $2.00. Pears. :i.7(it2Mli
Peaches, fancy, $j.7wl.40; L. C. peaches.
$2 004(2 W. Alaska salmon, red, -I1.1B; fancy
Chinook, flat. t2 .10; fancy sockeye, flat. 11.94.
Sardines, quarter oil, 83 25: aeTree-quarter
mustard. t3.00. Sweet potitoes, II.1091.2C.
Sauerkraut. . Pumpkins. 80cll,00.
Wax beans, I-lb.. 80caji.oo. Lima beans,
2-lh., 75cfjt1 35- Soaked peas. 2-lb., 60o; early
June. tl.06vffl.lS: fancy. $1.264.1.86.
FISH Pickerel, dressed. 9c; plk.
dressed, 1-c: white fish, dressed winter
caught, ISfilSc; trout, l'."iil4c: halibut, 13e;
salmon, 10jl7c; cstflsh, 16e; herring, dressed,
pan frozen. c; perch, scaled and dressed. 7o;
perch, skinned, dressed, headless, 7o; ore p.
pie, round, 6fc9c; cripples, large, fancy,
ISc; black ba. 2V; smelts, sweet and fin.
13c; eel. 18c; blu fish. 14c; red snapper,
Uc; roe shad, per pair, 8"V?i40e; frog legs, 40ej
lobsters, green, pr lb., 87c; lobster, boiled,
per lb., 40c; mackerel. Spanish, per lb.. 18c.
mackerel, native. 36c per lb.; fresh greegj
turt'e rrest. 2Pc lb.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prune
v somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Immediate grade; quo
tations range from 814:0 to 9c for California
fruit and from SHc to 60 for Oregon. Ap
ricots are firm ana it i reported that,
offerings for prompt shipments are being
wlthdruwn; choice are quoted st 18c;
peaches re unchanged with fancy yellow
quoted at 13Ho: fsncy Mulr, 14Vfro. Ralslna
are firm: loose Muscatels are quoted at
fi)9c; seeded raisins, tKTtUc.
CURED FISH Family whit P-h. per
lusrtsr bbl., inn lbs., fl 00: Norway mack
erel. No. 1. $86.00: No. 8. 8.f0. herring, la
bbls . Ihs each. Norway. 4k. $11.00
HR AN Per ton $19 60.
HAY Choice upland, flO.nO: medium. 89.09;
No. 1 bottom. 88.00; off grades. IB 000144):
Rye straw, $7.00; No. 1 alfalfa. $10.60.
RI A L EgTATB THANfFKRS.
Dundee Realty ocenparvy to John F.
Maxwell, lot 17, block 101, Dundee
Plao $ 6C0
Balthaa Jetler to Amelia Blase, lot
7, block 1, .letter's gwond aOl'.lon
to South Omalia 1M
Lawrence C. Etnewold and wlfa to
Jorgeu Petersen, riSO feet of lot 8,
block 4, E. V. Smith' addition 1,671
John ti. Klausner and wife to Hiram
G. Bell, lot 2, Mock 112, Dun doe
Place 960
Fr.ncls J. Collier and wife to Ella
Iuty, lot hi, block L MoiunouLa
Park 27$
Carl R. Carlson and wlf to Timothy
L 1 -arson, lot 11, block f, E. V.
Smith s addition 2,630
James Gilbert to Roy A aTartout,
lot 1T bl.ck 97, Dundee Place $36
Willi I n It- Morand to Wmme. Morand,
lot , in, block 6, Irake addition.....
Shii r A Chaae Co. to IMward liloh-
Ihii r'
t' .
40 feet of lot 9. block k.
Iulevi
rd Park adiiitlon 600
Oeiie
tla.ny
W. Hawkin and wlf to An-
Wllkliwon. lot 46 and 4rt,
1, Saunders & HlmeUHUgh's
b ck
addition 1.760
Oscar J. Pickard and wife to Matilda
Johnson, lots 19 and 20, block 27,
West Side UN
Albert Tesnohhllvek to Anton N
votny and wife, lot 11, block 2, Poae
-ter U CtAib k addition to SonUI
Omaha 890
!.'( bl a 14. Heel and husband tr. Sllu
B. Brown, lot 7, block 8, Sherlilan
Place US)
Walter L. Selby and wife to Sila II
Brown, lot 8, block 3, Sheridan
Place 30
George W. Spregue and wife P
George K. Butiin. lot 14. block 11
Saunders ol- H:ine..atigh's addition.. 2K)
John (J. Detwdler and wife lo 11
waid T. Yates and wife, lot 4 and
eV. oi lot 5. blia k 8, K' .untie Pla4.. t.btA)
Abiuham L. Patrick aeid wlf. to Wil
son H. Wiuney e-gi feet of lots 31
and 32, bleak 6, and part of lot 33,
bl'M'k 5. KJ.by Place 2, MX)
Thotrss H Germ nnd wife to Tn-lia
C. linen, e6'i feet of lot 2, bloek 8,
Sweesy s addition 1
Ma ". itutl.er and husl.iiud to James
Halre, lot . bl. ck 1, Belvedere addi
tion 900
Siime to same, 18 67 acres, 18-1H-13 $,ouy
United Iteol Estate and Trunt com
pany to le i l,e. la McFarland, lot
1. blork 2o, Kuuirfae 1'iacfi lX)
Anna 1 homsen to Jurgen Thomsen,
lot 15. bliH-k 2, Armstrong's First
a. I lltlon 1
Jurgtn Th. nin to Anna Thorn sen,
lot 2. block 1. Ruinrnlt Plar-, and
other lot 1
Robert t. Fink, county irm-sun-r. to
l.i iter h. Hl.ai.iker, lot 6, block
. poppletnn Park
Same in M M. rvhonborn, lot 6,
1.1. rfk 11. Walnut Hill
riuii.e to Henry W letiiicck, lot 9.
b. k 8. V.a.nut 11.11
San e to Thomas K. Gerln, e feet of
lot I, Murk . Sweeny add tlon
t'un.e to G"rge E Turktngtnn, lot
1 snd 17, block 4, Wise ex Panneles
ad ! lion
Same to fiarle Johnson, lots 6 and
4. bl . k 1, Wl-e & Parmele s adtll
thm Total
,..$j,-4l