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tTIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, Al'KIL 20, 1907.
V
GRAIN AM) PRODUCE MAUEt
Strong; tall Kgriar, with Good Buylm- ,ai
Ibirt Corin
WHEAT LEADS IN irUF,P R.COV.RY
Continued Urootn la Soothern Kansas
Canees Anxiety and Good Bif
InB, with Bit Dimi Re
ported Spreading.
OMAHA. April 19. 1907.
A substantial reaction wu hud In price
after the weakness durtriK the lint two
days and all grains were ilmni and hlrhor
.Drought In southern Kansas and covering
by shorts caused a sharp rise In wheat,
while corn sod data with higher on light
uueiiiiBB. r.xirema nervousness waa evi
dent In the market, which responded easily
to buying, and pressure wu at a minimum.
v neat oheneri llrmur lihni0h nti.
change wna reflected In on hi pa and receipts
. r imvir, iirtnun being ahown prlncl.
pally In the July options Lack of adequate
ralna In Kunui and further i.norta of
spreading bug damage were the strengthen-
in lai'V'ra ana anorta rushed to cover,
causing good rallv. The Modern Miller.
whh-h la uaually bearish, published newa
of tiulllsh character, stating that complalnte
of bug damage were received from Illinois,
Indiana and Missouri. Indicating the area
ot bug ravages had extended. Recelpta
were large and the primary movement con
tinues neavy, weak holders were shaken
out In the decline yesterday and wheat was
In much stronarer rtnsitlnrv II Is renorted
that far me re are re-aeedlng In Oklahoma
and Kansaa and delayed seeding In the
northwest cauacd strength. Argentina
Shipments were heavier, but the foreign
demand la Improving, which fact discounted
the larger shlumenta. May wheat rose Ttc
on good buying by commission houses and
July options advanced lc. The close was
at a sustained high level.
Corn was veiy strong. May options ad
vanclng o on only Unlit trading. Receipts
were fair, but the heavy primary move
ment has passed to a large extent and
higher prices are looked for. The close was
steady with a net advance of He In May
corn.
May oats opened with a substantial ad
Vance of We and July options advanced 4c.
CfTsrlngs were not heavy and the extreme
Cry weather arrected tne easy market
Trading was not of large volume and the
general undertone was very strong and the
close was steady. May oats advanced ia,
July options advanced c and September
options "4C.
Primary wheat receipts were 726.000 bush
els and shipments M2.000 bUBhele, against
receipts laat year of 2SO.000 bushela and
shipments of 162,000 bushels. Corn receipts
were 412,000 bushels and shipments 494.000
bushels, against receipts of 2.77.0U0 bushels
and shipments of 1.053.000 bushels last year.
Liverpool closed unchanged to higher
n wheat and unchanged to Vd higher on
ii.
Clearances were 324.000 bushels of corn.
Bone of oats, and wheat and flour equal to
47O.O0O bushels.
Argentina wheat shipments were 6,192.000
bushels and corn 41,0oO bushels, against
4,443,000 bushels last week and S.2t8.ono bush
els laat year. Corn shipments last week
were 40,000 bushels and 414.000 bushels last
jrear.
Local range of options:
01 no. l-e.nl, per loft tbs , 88. 60. Short cleaf
loes (boxed), H V3 f iH.
Following wsre the receipt and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Recelnte. B hlDments.
Dour, bhls ,. mo .
Wheat bu I40 14
Corn, bu .. ..V .ino
Oats, bu 2f7.0O 2,S.3')
Rye, bu 14.0O 1.1""
Barley, bu 6,0u0
Un the Proilun trhinit today the but-
er market wa strong, creameries. ijf
32c: dairies. i2Vu'. Esgs, weak; itt
mark, enses Included. lb'c: firsts. 16c;
prime firsts, 17c. Cheese, firm, lu16e.
EW YORK GERERtl MARKET
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close. Tes'y
Wheat )
May... . 71n
July...) 72V4H! nP
Sent... 75V4.HI 75V. n
jrn
42B .vn
4ZH 48 R
42HB 42BI
41KA7
40 II
41R
40H
34V4B
7"HBl 71W
75HDJ 75JlJ
424Ti 43 B
42'4n 43 n
4JHBI 42,B,
41,Al 41V.B
40 nl 40SH
844,B 34HBI
70HB
7244 B
424 B
42B
41 B
41
40
44A
May..
July..
Pent..
May...1!
A asked. B btq.
Omahs, Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, Sr70"Ac; No. I hard
rvjmo; No. 4 hard. ,Wic; No. ( spring,
6ftn'f0i4,c.
CORN No. 8, 9Hc: No. 4. JOiSOSHc;
No, yellow, JilHSOo; No. I white, 409
40HC.
OATS-No. t mixed. S8H9'S8o; No,
White, SOttC. . .
RYB-No. 2, 60o; Ne, 8, 68Kc,
Carlo Receipts.
Chicago ......
Kunsas City
Minneapolis .
Omaha
Intluth ..I....
Bt, Louis
Wheat. Cerrj.Oats
29
. ...... n
849 .
........ 10 i
.. ...... m
i
290
n
22
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SIT
IS
CHICAGO ORAIH AND PROVISION!
Featnres of the Trading; ail Closing;
' Prices on Board of Trade.
NEW YORK STOCKS ASDBOSDS
Tlav f rsstinallT Withnnt JTswa and Kultft
ii Elicrih atd Irrttnlar.
PRICES RISE OH RUMOR FROM LONDON
pans maintained their ' steadiness, with
prices a fraction over parity In the fore
noon, but without much stock changing
hand. Later, owing to the colorVsw New
York advices, the market became apathetic,
with narrow mrvemente and closed dull.
t A XVI O, Al'lil i?. I'l ii-l, InS IVHiiCS
oday were firm, but trading was Inactive
throughout. Ruaslan Imperial 4a cl'ewd at
4wl and Russian bonds of l!4 at 4i
UKRXJN. April 19-Tradlng on the
Bourse tolay was very dull. Americans
were steady.
CHICAGO, April 19 Wheat prices ad
vanoed more than lo per bu, here today
because of numerous reports of damage to
tne crop. At ine Close jtiiy aeuvery wi
up lo. July torn was up H4rc. July oat
were o higher. Provisions were 2Hgeo
to 6t7Ho higher.
l ne u am age reports came rrom ail aeo
Uons of the winter wheat belt, but those
which attracted most attention came from
Illinois and Indiana and claimed that the
fieen bug la making serious Inroads Into
bs crop In the southern part of thoae
siatea. The market was further strength
sned by reports from the northwest, where
the seeding of spring wheat la delayed by
cold weather. The demand was active
all day, with commission houses and short a
leading In the buying. The market opened
firm and as trading advanoed the feeling
grsw ateadlly stronger until the last half
hour, when prices saaed off a trifle on re
alising sales. The oloae waa strong. July
wheat opened HtfWo higher at 79o to
TOc. aold on t 7c, advanoed to 8040
and oloeed at 8040. May wheat sold be
tween T74jT?MiO and 7Bo and closed at 7o.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 4X7,900 bu. Exports for the week as
shown by Bradstreet's were equal to S. 100,000
bu. Primary receipts were 726,000 bu.,
against Wo.OuO bu. the same day last year.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago report
receipts of 47S cars, against 666 cars last
week and 236 a year ago.
Trading In corn waa very quiet, but the
market displayed considerable strength In
sympathy with wheat. Small local and
primary receipts also strengthened prices.
The elose was strong. July corn opened
a shade to Vtc higher at 47V5-47VJ to 4710,
sold between lo and 44,0 and closed at
47VV1SC, May ranged between 47o and 47Vo
and cloaed at 47Vo. Local receipts were,
HSU cars, with 10 cars ot contract grade.
Crop damage news made a firm market
In oats, especially for the more deferred
ruiurea. a tuaiurw ui iraaing was the
, chunking from May to the July options
by leading longs. Bmall local receipts were
an additional bullish feature. The market
closed strong. July opened a shade to
c higher at 4W4c to 404e, advanoed
to euTc mid cloaed at 40&.0. Mar sold be
tween 4-Vo and 43T. and closed at 43H?
4Jc. ' Iocal receipts wars 217 cars.
Provisions were quiet, but Arm. The
strength of grain caused moderate cover
Ing by shorts, which held the market Arm
all day. At the close July pork was up
H,flc at I1B 92HT16-6- Lrd waa 6-gTHo
Maher at I&.76. IUbs wore up 6o at t&.2Hir
g.tZ.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
oars; corn, U cars; OS La, 2t7 cars; hogs,
IK,") head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Quotations of the Day oa Vrlos
Commodities.
vtr-w vnBif Anrll 19. FLOUR Re
ceipts. 18,(tH9 bbls ; exports. 20,644 bbla Mar
ket nrm but alow; minnesoia iinnt, ,.w
tlA 46; Minnesota bakers, 13 3MjS 60; winter
patents, H.uS.; winter straignis.
i.45; winter extras, 12."M.00; winter low
grades. j.7"tr2.90. Rye flour, steady; fair
to good. ia.8ia.80; choice to fancy,
ma. . , ....
lUHNMBAb-rirm; nne mi, I"
low. W.20; coarse. I1.0S&1.W; kiln dried, MS6
62 75.
WHEAT Receipts. 6J.00O bu.; exports, 00,
123 bu. Spot market firm; No. 1 red, toc
in elevator; No. I red, vc, i. o. o., suuk,
No. 1 northern puluth, 9Jtc opening navi
gation, f. o. b., afloat; No. t hard winter,
Hc, opening" navigation, f. o. b., afloat.
After some Irregularity during the fore
noon wheat turned decidedly stronger to
day and at the close showed Vao net
rise. The advance was due to export ru
mors, bad crop reports from the north and
southwest and larger weekly clearances of
wheat and flour; May, 88'6r8'"c, closing
at KfiVfcc; July, SHHW 11-iec, closing at "Vc;
September, 88Vic., closing at 887e.
CORN Receipts, 80,tt bu.j exports, 197,--T
1-. . . , - . .A. I
tot uu. owt maraeL nnn; ru. s, ou in
elevator and 64c, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
white, 67c; No. 2 yellow, 64c, f. o. b.,
afloat. Option market was without trans
actions and cloaed H&So net higher; May
cloaed at 66Hc; July closed at 66c.
OATS Recelpta. 61,000 bu. Spot market
steady: mixed oats, 2ti to 22 lbs., 47c; natu
ral white, 10 to 83 Ihs., 406Oc; clipped white,
83 to 40 lbs.. 4ftU63H0.
HAT flteadv: shinDlna:. 7(VfrW: mod to
Choice li.16Hal.20.
hu yulet; stale, common to choice,
190 crop, 15jS?l8e; le crop, 43c: Paclflo
coast, ifti crop, 80Uo ; 1905 crop, ftaflo.
niUKa Easy; Central America, 24 He;
Bogota, 24c
ir.A i Mf.K steady; acid, TTVSVC.
PHOV1HION9 Reef fa mil v.
814 00-514 fo: mess. 6fff10 00; beef hams,
l24.0Oi2.0O; packet, I10.bo4fll.00; olty, extra
India mesa, 830.O021 .00. Cut itiMta, quiet;
pickled bellies, 810. 6012.00; pickled hams,
I11.7fyal2.25. Lard, steady; western prime,
8H7tKa8.86; reflned. steady; Continent, 19fc);
compound, 8.J7V4ye8.82p; South Amerloa,
810.00. Pork, easy; family, 8J.6'r(fll 00; short
virnr, i i .DUjl. w; niSSS, X17.60mia.00.
TALLOW Easy ; city (82 per pkT.), 69
V; country (pkgs. free). frtio.
RICE Steady: dotneatlr. fair to eTtra.
2Vai;e; Japanese, nominal, 6o.
ruuLTKi-Alive, eaay; western chick
ens, l(t(12c; fowls. 15c: turkeys. 11c.
Iressed. quiet: western chickens, lOlOVxc;
turkeys, 1014e; fowls, 104yi4Vo.
BUTTER Very strong: street nrlee extra
creamery, 84c; official prices creamery com
mon to extra, atMgitto: neld, common to ex
tra. 2L'ijtt2c; state dairy, common to finest,
2!532o; renovated, common to extra, 17
27V; western factory, common to firsts,
Wu-Vtc; western Imitation creamery ex
tras. Ziu&c; flrsts. 94&260.
CHKKlSfe: Firm: staiM full cream, colored
and white," small, September, fancy. 15c;
same, October beat, 14y'14Ho; aame, good to
prime, 13'oUc; atate, winter made, aver
age beat. l?c: atate, good to prime, 130
state, interior, Liwouvtc.
mhio-wwk; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white. 20c: choice.
lS4ll9c; brown and mixed extra, 18H'ol9o;
nrsts to extra nrsta, liVtVuo; western
firsts. 16H'cilic (ofllclal nrlce samel: sec
onds. ltkuli0.
St. Ionls General Market.
ST. LOUIS. April 19. WHEAT Higher;
track, No. 2 red cash, 74tt7fc; No. i
hard, 75VyfprTc; May, 76ic; July, 784io.
CORN Higher; track. No. I cash, 47S4SC ;
May, 447c; July. 4v(U46c I No. t white,
4Sf4Wc.
OATS Higher; track, No. I cash,
42c; May. 41c; July, Sc; No. t white. 43Ho.
FLOUR Steady : red winter ra tents, tn RA
S3. TO; extra fancy and straight, 88.20fci8.6v;
ear, 82.604.80.,
BE:EU-Tlmothy, steady, 83.00tfr8.75.
CORNMFIAL-Steady, 82 40.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track, 9394c.
HAY Steady; timothy, . , 816.0018.00;
prairie, I10.01M13.00,
IRON COTTON TJpS tLW,
BAOOINO lOHc, '
HEMP TWINB 100. - '
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing,
816.20. Lard, higher: prime steamed. 88.87.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed, extra shorts,
69.02H; clear ribs, 8S.&H; short clear, 89.75.
Bacon, steady; boxed, extra shorts, 810.60;
clear ribs, 810.87H: snort olearo, 810.62H.
PtJULTRT firm ; chickens, liiallHc;
springs, 2Mf0c; turkeys, UHlHorducks,
12c: aeeee. 7e.
BUTTKT-fiteady; creamery, tMfSlMfi;
Unit T, 11 JltJ,
EOOS Weak at 16c eaae count.
The receipts and shipments of flour and
grain were: Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 8.000 9.0D
Wheat bu 16 000 TS.CO
Corn, bu , 66,000 86.000
Oats, bu 106,000 ' 64.000
Kxseeted Advance There Becnnee of
Be dare t Btntement Falls te Mate
rialise and Reaction Hero
Follows, ,
NEW TORK, April 1 The day In the
stock market proved uneventful again, al
though the appearance was not of such
utter stagnation as prevailed for most of
yesterday a session. The tone was equally
lacking In speculative Initiative, and the
sluggish and wavering price movement
throughout the session gave evidence of
the same languid Interests. Disposition
either to buy or to sell seemed entirely
lacking. Events are still wanting to do
fine the probable future and apecuiatlve
opinion, therefore, la uninformed aa to
which direction the mbvement will take
when It emerges from Its present lethargy.
The bidding up of prices which occurred
Just before the closing yesterday, aeems
to have been founded on a aupposltlon that
the favorable features of the British budget
Statement, which was presented to Parlia
ment yesterday, would prompt a strong
tone In the London market today. That
market took advantage of the budget fac
tor, however, to effect some realizing. The
consequence was some reaction here from
the late rise of yesterday. Prices drifted
afterwards quite aimlessly. The London
market had the advantage of falling dis
count rates, but offerings of new gov
ernment issues forestalled demand for
ptnor securities. The Berlin market also
Is concerned with yesterday's large Issue
of 8100.01X).000 of government Issues. The
5 "V, '"ue" wre reported at a premium
in nerun today, ntit the fact that sub
scriptions were Invited In New York and
the report of a tentative movement to In
troduce them on the Parts Bourse Indicate
the desire of Herman nninM. . i
Jne assistance of outside money markets
In absorbing the Issue. There were fur
ther rumors In New York of additional
'.-..HUH vjr Bume oi trie railroads, which
Suggested the amnio .1
hanging the New York money market to
absorb available reaourcea. Pari, alio
Pressure on the London
Li iT m a sharp drop In the
'iv'1"? """one-e rate there,
of th. -!UE" of thfl P"-l""lnary estimates
iLli i K. week currency movement by the
motLL?. turn of the
r ' yor or tne Interior, the bal
To be' WnWr,Vm""nt,.n. pPronty
"on. oTf 14 rSSk wm" ubtrr""-y opera!
tliZ , .wl" be reduced accord-
for from hrnf",0.r..eXPanJ?". " 'ooked
ceed ed . Mnk ""PPosed to have pr0:
Ronds were firmer hut ..
sales, par value ti i?7.v V, Ptai
Number of -
. i. . ""v. ciusins: auntatinn.
Kansas City Grain and Pro-visions.
KANSAB CITT. Anrll 19. WHEATWuIv
T7SV. a ti a ntam Ka tAts . Usw 70.W ru - 6 .
' "Xv t fcropiwiiiLTTTi, TTfV JBtst J , linju, V C-e) ,
No, 8 hard, 70A75c; No. 8, 68374o; No. 1
CORN May, 41Ho; July, 4Fc; Sptombr(
4S7c. Cahl No. mlx4, do; No. t, i2c;
OATS-No. I whiU. 41H041io; No.
HAT Steady; choloe timothy, 814. 25G
le.uu; cnoice prairie, iiv. 1042111, 00.
RYE Hteady, 66069c.
BUTTER Creamery. c; packing. 19c.
iveceTots. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 81.000 69,000
Corn, bu. 81,000 44,000
Oats, bu (,00 18.000
Kansaa City cash prices:
Article.
I Open. I High. I Low. Close
Wheat
May....... July
Corn
May July
9'4 7fH 69
72 . 78 7l4
41 H4Mi 404
42 a 42
70KHB
Cfrt4
42W18
Articles ! Open.j Hlgh.j Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat
May
July
ttept.
Lee
Corn
May July
eIt
Oat
May
. July
feVpt.
Tork
May
Juiy
Lard
Mny
July
SepL
Ribs
May
Juiy
bept.
47SirStr
TW4
82
4
47W
M,82ttV
a My
43
40u'.
34i4i
8?
U 96
6 66
6 70
8
6 46
I a 60
1 9 TO
4V46 ftS
I
4STif 42
861) 4'!uai
47 I 4TH
U 90
16 97W
6 ?H
I 76
suit
16 80
1 87J
8 65
6 70
8 SVVt
8 4n,i
7
i-n
8a-
47
46.48 Si
4"S:
80S
8TW
1 W
a 7
8irvJ
TJn 8 70
8 65
8 71
4i648
404j
16 H
1 0
168
6 70
6 80
8 47H) 84SH
6 JO
No. 1
Cash quotations were aa follows;
FLO I" K ty ; winter patenta, 8t.lof
8.40; winter etralghta 8t9fS : eprlng
patents. BfcSJJH1: spring straights. tVS.Oo
1 KMki.rB lim.r2 Ku.
WHEAT-No. f spring, 81tj4i4c; No. 8,
74'Ttc; N . 8 red, 7'w!'r70.
COHN No. 8, 47c-; No. 1 yellow, tnc.
OATs-Na. 1 4Hc; No, 1 wblte. W4c;
No. 8 white, -4oH'ji-
RTR-No. 1 CHc
HAKLJLY Fair to choice malting. J
71V
SfcirPS No. 1 flax. n.U; No. I nnrih
wcetern, 81 1. Prime timothy. 84.23- Clover,
contnrt gra1e 814 60.
FHiYlsiOKsw Short ribs side. (Vvw,
taJSKid-X.. viea J'ura, (wr bbl., 8.6.87
on stocks were:
Adams Kiprani
Ainsltamstea CoppiV'"
Am. C. A F, .
Am. c. r. pfj
Am. Ontton oil
Am. Cottos OH pfd
"nrru-n BIprfrM ...
Am. H. I. r.t
Amsrlran Ice
nt. LIumI oil
Am. UniMd Oil pfd..l
Am. Locomotive
am. UMomntlvs Bfd ..
Am. ft r
Am. 8. A R. pM ,
Am. ftugir Reflnln.....
Am. Tobsoco pfd ctfs. .
""'""" Mining Co.
slS. Hlxh. Low. Clniw,
1M
U.noo
loo
410
100
78
1414
Mi,
74
IlU,
too
tl
71
14
21
M
106
1.600 41 t2
K100 1 isoii m
10SU
00 1M 12J4 12J
TO 2i MIL ttlli
t.loo
"'I K HI U
800 10214 1IH lotn
I
ftj
1.700 tt ii ' M
1.700 171 174H 1744
1
1,(W 41 4114 41V
1.000 ,H4 , 1S2
2.400 1S1V4 mm iB2i;
4.40O 13414 1 ltl
400 K14
too it
84,.
100 IS 1H
100 1IK
100 471
1K4
471
100
8.6)0
400
70U,
4
64
Liverpool Ortla Market.
LIVERPOOL. April 19. WHEAT-Stesdy
for spot; No. 9 red western winter, 6s94d;
No. 1 California, 6a 6d. Futures, quiet:
CORN 43 pot. firm: American mixed, new.
4s Mud; American mixed, old, 6a. Futures,
ateaJy; May, 4a 64; July, 4s64d; September,
4s ma. -
Mtnnen noils Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 19. WHEAT
July. 83Viiic: NO. 1 tiara. IBab4Vto: No.
1 northern, SioiSlSo; No. 8 northern, 8u4j
48!Sc; No. 8 northern, 784378740.
FLOUR rirst patents, a4.u; second
patenta, 84.144 26; first clears, 8t2ow.aO;
second cleans, 88.40S2.60,
BRAN In bulk. 616.6QC16.7g.
Peorln Market.
POORIA. HI., April 19,-CORN Hlgherj
No. 8 yellow and No. 8, 44o; No. 4. 4ii41Vtjo;
no grade, Kugoc
OATs-rirm; No. t whits, 42H94&4ja; No.
t white, 4lo; N 4 white, 410.
RY Finn; No. t, IDuom.
Mitwanke. Grain Market.
Atchlion ifi ?J5 !? " 4
"usniie unatt IJne...
Bsltlmora A 0M0
"1. m unio pfd
Brooklro RnM T
Ctnsdlin Paolflo , ,""
Csntrsl of Nrv Jry....'.'.
Cnupk A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
Chicago A NorthwMttrn.'.'..
M. A St. p
Chlcsgo T. A T
Chicago T. A T
v., c. c. A St. L
Colorado r. A I.,..,
Oolorado A 80
Oolo. A So. 1M pfd...;.
Colo. A So. 14 pfd
Coesolldated Qti I
com products
Coro Produots pfd "
Dolavar A Hudson
"ei.. U A W
benrsr A R. O
D. A R. O. pfd
Dlstlllera Securities
rle
Brio 1st pfd "
Brls 14 pfd....;
Oootrsl Elcctrtt
Illinois Csntral
Inurnstlonal Paper
Int. Papar pfd
Int. Pump
Int. rump pfd, sx-dlT
Iowa Cantral
Iowa Cantral pfd
Kansaa City Bo
K. C. So. pfd
Loulavlll A N
Maxloan Cantral
Minn. A St. U
si., St. P. A S. . M
M . St. P. A B. S. M. pfd.
Mlaaosrl PaclSe
M., K. A T
M.. K. A T. pfd. ex-dlv....
National Load
N. R. R. of hf . pfd
Naw York Crstral
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
Norfolk A W. pfd.....
North A mart can
PacHc Mall
Posnaylranla
Paopls's Oaa
P.. O.. C. A St. b ,
Praasad Staal Car
B. C. pfd ,
Pal I man Palace Car
Raadlng
Reading let pfd, offarad...,
Raadlng Id pld, offerad....
Republic Staal
Rapublle Steal pfd ,
Rock Ialand Co
Rock Ialand Co. pfd .....
St. L. A B. P. M pfd. ,
St. Loula S. W ,
Bt. L. S. W. pfd
Southern Paclfto
So. ParlSt pfd
Bo. Railway
So. Railway pfd
TannaesM C. A I
Taxaa A Pacific
T., St. L. A W
T . S U A W. pfd
Colon PactSo
I'aloa Pacific pfd
V. 8. Bipraas. ,
V. S. Raalty
r. S. Rubber
I'. B. Rubber pfd
U. B. Btaal.
100 14!
800 1444
100 7
00 1S
00 li
ioo 'io"
o lit
too 114
700 74
l.ono l4
K) IIS
M 2
in
14K
14H
7
14
'0"
117
744
4 S
46
41
REPORT OF TUBS CLKASUMO HOtIB
Transactions of tbo Associated Banks
for the Week.
NKW TORK. April 19. Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending April
IK shows an aggregate of 83.0H,(M.0iO. ss
against 8VM,4J.in last week and 82.99,724,-
l the corresponding week last year. Ca
nedlsn clearings for the week total 877.
739.0 . as against 8H0.976.fX) Isst week snd
8r-4.94n.or10 In the aame week last rear. The
oiiowing is a list or the cities:
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattl Vtrkst rrtctlosllj ttetlr M I mall
Bsceipta and Ligbt Demand.
HOG PRICES LOWER WITH FAIR RECEIPTS
np'r of Sheep Limited, bnt loano
Good Stock In Moderate Of
ferine Is Rapidly
Picked I p.
CITIES.
I Clearlngs. Ino. Dec,
q ua ,
19::'4 !
8,"M
1.0CI
New York
Chicago
Hoston
Phllndelphta
Bt. Louie
Pittsburg-
Ban Francisco
Raltlmore
Kansas Oty
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
I -os Angeles
OMAHA
Milwaukee
Seattle
St. Paul
providence
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Denver
Fort Worth
Richmond
Albany
WaHhlngton
Bait lAke City
Portland, Ore
t'olumbus, O
Bt. Joseph
Memphis
Savannah
Atlunta
Spokane, Wash
Toledo, O
Tacoma
Nashville
Rochester
Hartford
Peoria ,
Des Moines
Norfolk
New Haven
Grand Rapids
1'syton
Portland, Me ,
Bloux City
Bprtngneld, Mass.....
Evansville
Birmingham ..........
Syracuse
Augusta, Ga ,
Mobile
Worcester
Knoxville
Wilmington, Del
Charleston, 6, C
Chattanooga
lacKsonvuie, Fia
Wichita
Wllkesbarre
Davenport
I.lttle flock
Wheeling, W. Va.,
Fall River
Kalamaxoo. Mich....
Topekn,
Sprlngneld, 111
Helena
Fort Wayne, Ind
New Bedford
Ixlngton
Youngstown
Erie, Pa
Macon
Akron
RockfoM, 111
Cedar Rapids, la....
Chester, Pa
Blnghamton w
Fargo, N. D
Liowell
Canton, O
Bloomlngton, 111
South Bend, Ind
Qulncy. Ill
Springfield. O
Sioux Falls. 8. D....
Mansfield, O
Decatur, 111
Fremont. Neb
Jacksonville, III
Lincoln, Neb...
Oakland, Cal...
THouston
tGalveaton
ll.W.fc.W...,..l
Z14.S16.OniM 10.6'
INl.(.i0) 21.1;
168.75.lW0
fi2.173,Of
65.771 ."
4K. 296.0 .
JS.B!3,(X
82.01 4.010
l,61.00.
17.0nii
2Tt.9ii9.00O
18,678.)00
12.47,0"10 .
13.2U.OO
13.621.000
11,039 OOO
ll.?:.nno
10.lS8.0iO
8.102.0HO
8,fSl,000
,o;a ,oc
7,779.000
8.476,0110
6, ?T7,0ilO
6.926.0OO
7,824.
6.230,Of0
6.012. 000
7, R19.(K)
6.81H,(i0
6.842,000
6.021 ,TO
S.416.0OO
6.2m.0iiO
6,wi,(ion
4.4K1.0UO
4.B40.0O0
8,871,000
8,762.000
4,043.000
S.4S0.0O0
8.249.0IO
2.M,(K
t. 6D4.000
2,fl .
X1A6.01O
1.919.0IW
8.320.000
1368.010
1.910.0UO
2,894.(100
1,943.000
1,279,000
L7S9.0CW
1, 861. tW)
1,677,000
7
8.7
7 7
17.8J
14 1
28 9
18. Ml
II
31.4
16.7
'ii
2.1
84 6
27.01
2 1
83 8
8.8!.
25.6
IB 5
26.7
15.4
6 21
86.7!
11.91
16.7'
64.7
9 1
16 .6
16.W
86.1
20.91
18.4
16.21
10 2
22.7
16. 91
6.61
91
1.2
8 7
3C&I
48 2
8.2
13 9
21.8
10.8
l,441,tXO lO.ffl
1.268.0fO
1,611.000
1,6P3.000
39.(H
81.7
13.6
6.71
9.8!
11.21
1,443.0001 86.2
1.266.0001
1.167.0frt
1.890,XO
1,1K2(00)
l.joo.ofo
967,(XH..
LWl.ono
777,(100
8U.O1 0
772.0001
864,000
643. OlO
6K,0lOI
7:s,oii
66O,00il
915.0i.Ol
64.0001
7II.OO11I
4t.0ii0
61.0fll
40,0)'i0
6or,to
647,000
4IO.000
464, OTO
47,0flrt
4W.0O0'
473.OOOI
414.0001
890,0001
218,000
230.0001
1.364,0001
8, 266. 000
22,380,000
12,834,000)
23.0
11-41
a . .
61
46. &j
20.M
4
ii.'f
51.
is'i
11.61
80.0
84.7
22.8
31.4
"s.s
20.6
48.2
18.6
6.51
18.0
11.4
43 6
46.8
26.2
34.01
15.9
SOUTH OMAHA. April 19. WT.
Receipts were: Cattie. Hogs, ghep.
Official Mondar 6.MJ 6.83 16.241
Ofllclal Tues.lar 6.M .
OfTlclsJ Wednesdar 7.397 n.fX
Offlrlal Thursday MM U.21J
Official Friday 8 S5 7,450
Five days this week... .26.7 46.318 61.874
sme dars last week. . . .20 S40 41. rt 83. 3'
Same dava I weeks ago.. 30 126 21.2'6 43.919
sme days 8 weeks ago.. 15.746 2".V7 4.v
ame davs 4 weeks aid.. 24.248 63.278 63.F.-6
Same days last year 16,062 42.674 66.884
The following table shTWS the receipts ct
rattle, hegs and sheep at Pouth Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
1907. 1808 Inc. uec.
Cattle 347,870 294.63U 52,850
Hogs 737.008 7'.-9.538
Bheep t)6.096 5S0.831 tS.W
CATTLR UL'OTATIONS.
Oood to choice corn-fed steers.... 86 406.u
Fair to good corn-fed steers J.&iu 5.40
Common to fair steers 4.X'cll w
Oood to choloe fed cows 4 6i".'
Fair to good cows and heifers 8 "0
Common to fair cows 2.Cn"lj
Fair to choice stockers 4V feeders.. 4 in
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. 4.0iKa4 40
common to fair stockers J""'
Bulls, stags, eta i7&tf4.60
Veal calves 4.Xxu6.60
The following tame shows ihe aveiaga
prloe of hogs at Soutn Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
2.4
19 2
10
23.
8.4
19
22.4
8.4
1.2
2.1
18.91
4.4
CANADA.
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Vancouver, B. C
Halifax
Quebec ,
Hamilton
St. John, N. B
London, Ont
Victoria, B. C
Calgary
Edmonton
27,981,000
24,611.000
10.158.000
8.063,000
3.473.0OO
' 1 699,000
l,8f,7,00O
l,8i8,00O
1.156,000
1,366,0X1
907,000
1.2S7.COO
1,017,000
35.4
41.61
40.2
42.1
90.81
26.9
47.9
44.1
82.21
48.4
184.8
18
"4j
14H
(ii
ta
47
Mi
19
r
471
2
T4
4
63
SB
ia
143
14
74
84
77
1
4
14
0
11H
81
41
104
lss 4
74
. v . u Aavm XUffiia iwr rpnt ' nlnetv ilA.va 111
Ri 1 ij j",- - 1 - , -- -
400 nut lisi iiiia ' P'r cent; six montns, e per ceni!
100 18 iii U ! PRIME MERCANTILE FAyjai-4 per
4uO 711 U. 74V cent.
1 .i.ht T. wvr,u a unn
To I Dl liiuinvf tuvv.niwuti r uiiivr, wiiii
100 Ti n 71 ' actual business In bankers' bills at 34.85461
' 4.8670 for demand and at 4.t,W4 K'-',5 fo
alxty-day bills; posted rates, 84.83H and
, . .nmm.ri, nil u K
BlLiVhiit war, 6otc; Mexican aouars.
tNot included In totals because contain
Ituc other Hems than clearings. INot In
eluded in totals because comparison are
Incomplete.
Ifew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. April 19.-MONEY-On call
firm; 2i,&3 pet cent; ruling rate, I4 per
cent; closing bid, 2 per cent; offered at 24
per cent, lime loans steady ana auu
ll.lOO U4 114
t
80O
IOO 14 64
74. Kit ir 114
Io0 M 44
800 42 42
W
tH
6
ii
4
II
tl
42
lis
11
M
146
t
1
64
HI
4V
H
71
41
101
rr
to
aoiZ ' 504O.
14 1 BONDS Oorernment, steady; railroad,
71 400 107 104 liU firm.
1 closing Quotations on Donas today were
aa follows:
0. 8. rat. is, rag. ...104 -Japan 4a. 14 sarlas,
do coupoa 104 do 4a etfs ,
C. . a, rag.,.. 101 do 4a ctfa....
do eoupoa 104 do Id aortas ,
17. 8. old 4a, rag....l0iL. N. aut. 4s....
do omupos 101 w a(ao. e. a. 4a
V. 8. aaw 4a, rag. ...12 Max. Cantral 4a.
do coupos
Am. Tobaooe 4a.
do 4a
Atehtaun ges- 4a.
do adj. aa
Atlantic C. U 4s.
100 14 '
4O0 N
1. 000 M
100 K
4-10 II
100 44
100 M
M0 II
400 63
17.000. U
tl
IS
1
41
84
11
61
U
"ioii
44
MILWAUXEV April 1. WHEAT No.
1 nwrthem, 83tt4c; No. I northern. 7rW
82c; July, 62.
BAJtLAY-No. K nVMToi sduopl 5fti
71c.
CORN Nu. 1 aaart. 44dy44V&0.
Pktladelskln rredate Market
VHllJkUKljnUX. April ls-EXMS-Ftrtn:
good demand; weetern. free cases, lie, at
mark.
CHBEFTC rtrm. fair demand; Naw York,
full oreavnis. fancy, Utl4c
tnlnth Grain Market.
DULUTH. April 18 WHEATNo. 1
nortliern, USc; No. t northern. 81o; May,
8iA:c; July, 64c; September, va
OAlo April. 41c.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLFJX), April 18 Bh7ED8 Clover,
ciuah. ts; October, 87.80; Iecember. tl.O.
Aiaiae, 6146. nmoUiy, 1X16.
rettaa Market.
NEW TORK. April 16.-t)TJQAR-Raw.
fair refining. 184o, oentrltugal, faj test.
8.7ao. Molaeses sugar, line; refined, nrm;
No. 4, 4.4uc; N 7, 4.76c; No. 8, 4 8uc; No. 8.
4 26c; No. 10. 415c; No. 11. tlOe; No. 11. 4 06c;
No. 18. 4 Owe. No. 14. 8 8ae: confectioners A.
4 we; mold A. 6.16e; cut loaf. 4 600; crushed
6 6uc; powdered. 4 90c; granulated. 4.s0c;
cubes, I 06e.
U0LABBE8-Steady; New Orleans, Open
kett'e son,! 10 choice, 87t0c.
NEW ORLEANS. LaV . April li.-SrOAR
Steady; open kettle centrifugal, JVjJ;
cerurifugai yellow, 8SU-4SC; aeoonda,
"1 OLAa8 E8-Q ulot ; new syrup, 804234c
V. B. Rtael pfd
Va.-Carellna Cbamlral
Va.aro. Chaav ptd..
Wabaaa
Wabaah pfd
Walla-Parfo Eipraas .
Waatlnshouea Elsctrla
WaoUrn Union
Whasllns L. R
Wlaoonatn Cantral ....
Wla. Cantral pld
Nenhara Paclfta
Cantral Laataar
Central Liaatbar pfd..
laaa-ShaOald Staal ..
Oreat Honnara pfd....
Inl. Matraeoltutk
at. Mat. ptd
84.400 t ri
1,100 loo w ion
100 , u n n(
n 14
400 14
14
K
1,400 IB 111
P0 11 II
100 rr it
'iitf-o iii isi'
PX) K
100 II
101
14
16
110
144U
2
II
II
M
111
17
M
SI
HI
H
M
fotei amlaa for the day. til. too aharaa.
Laidas Closlnsj Storks.
' LONDON, April 19 Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
ii M.. K. a T 17
It a N T Cantral 1
U Norfolk dk W 71
17 do ptd
II Ontario W II
101 Paon.rlrmula .' 44
111 Hand Mloea I
134 Raadlns K
Uioulharn Railway ... II
in-, do pfd 47
H 8ouiharn Paello at
o to loo Paciaa 140
77 da pfd II
14 U i. Steal H
la do ptd 1C
II Wanaak II
110 do pfd II
110 Ssaniab. 4s M
BILVEUt Bar, quiet, 304 per ounce.
MOM it X ItyQ i per cenu
The rate M ,ti,-.-j-,t in the open market
for short bills Is SVWi per cent; for three
months' bills. 3Sul per cent.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, April 18 The supplies of
money were abundant In the market today
and the demand was quiet. Discounts were
easy. Trading on the Slock exchange was
dull. In the optnlj of the opvru,ura the
Cenaola. money ...
do aoeouol
Anacooda
Ateblaoa
de pfd
Baltimore 4V Ohio.
Canadian Paslna .
Criaa. Oblo
Chit-age CM. W
C. M. 4k St. P....
PaBesra ,
D A A O
4 pld
Bna
de 1st pel
da Id pfd
Illinois Canunl ..
l4uiavllla ak N
..lioa oo lat Ino
.. 71 ti., k. a t.
..ion do la
MN. H. R. of
1 N. Y. C. g. Ia
WN. I. C. g. la.
. rr
, u
, si
. 41
.100
.
II
II
M
..... U
a. 4a It
Dal. V Ohio 4a 100 No. Paclflo 4a.
do la
Brk. K. T. c 4s..
Cantral tl Ot. la..
do lrt Ino
do Id Ino
do Id Ino
Ones. 4V Oblo 4a..
M
Ul
tout,
71
67
, 12
, m
47
i do
. u N. a W. t. 4a...
.1080. B. U rfdg. 4a..
. U Pann. conv. Ia...
. 76 Raadlns aaa. 4a...
. 43 . L. A I. M. a aa .lOS
.101 St. L t I. f, fg. 4a. II
Chicago at A. Ia.. 70 St. U a. w. t. 4a... it
C. B. A Q. n. 4a.... 16 8aaboard A. It. 4a. T4
C. R. 1. A P. 4s.... 71V. go. Pacific 4a ...; W
do sol. 4a It do tat 4a otft II
COt. 4k B. L. f. 4a . loo Bo. Railway la. Ill
Colo. Ind. aa. ear. A. 44 Taaaa A P. Is. Ill
l olo. Mid. 4a 61) T . BU L. A W. 4s.. 4
Colo. A So. ts 10 I n loo Paclflo 4a 101
Cuba 6a Wl V. S. Staal Id la Ilia
D. A H. O. 41 1... 14 Waha.h 14 Ill
lilatlllars' Sao. 6a.... 4 do dab. B 40
Krta p. 1. 4a 14 Waatara Md. 4s
do sae. 4a 41 W. 4k L. B. 4a
Hacking Val. 4a... .104 'Wis. Ceatial 4a 87
Japan 4a II
Bid. Offered.
:::::
New York Mining Stoeks,
NEW YORK, April 18. Closing quotaUona
on mining siocks wsre:
Adams Cos 10 Little Chief 8
4M Ontario
W Opblr
4 Potoal
.... II Baaga
110 Sierra Navade
110 small Hopaa ..
W0 Blander
6
..10
.860
.. IS
.. M
.. 44
Alloa
B raaoe
brunaekk Con. ,
Comatock Tvonal
Con. Cal. Va.
Horn Silver
Irsa SIlTar
LaadTllls Cos. ..
Trcaiary Statement
WASHINGTON, April 19 Today's stats.
mem of the treasury balances In the sen
eral fund, exclusive of the 8l60.0u0.000 gold
reserve, abowa: Available cash balance.
K4o.ao7.ui6; gold coin and nullum, 6107,44. 6U?
gold ctrtlncalea, 83B,437,5ia
Bank Clearings
OMAHA, April 18 Bask clearings for to
day were 81.668.733.80 and for the corre
sponding date laat year 61,676,076.66.
CoBee Market.
NEW YORK. April 18. COFPEE Mar
ket for coffee tuturui opwiod lrmguiar at
a decline 01 6 Duinta to an iHvunca uf
points, near months being relatively Orm
on coveting, while later pueillona were de
pressed by Uuropvan selling. Trading was
quite acuve ana tne market nnned ud uur
budget preeentl to Parliament yesterday I nearby aborts and bull aupport, with th
should favor xirman aoi-uriiiee, Dtit the ' coj.Uuuod ILrmueu of the tiir month
auldlilon to tne aineung fund naa already arauin an Intention on the uart of ki
been dlaoounted and the nuioerotia new lungs to receive all coftue tendered on that
taeuea cneo ine orouuening 01 ousiraeaa pueiuon. 1 ne close waa steady at a ne
fur the time being and also catised the ; adva.nc of 60 16 point. Bales for the day
acH-unes, rji imu tu 'wiwm, men were weie n-ported or ii.z&j oaga, inciua:ng Afirii
again aold today In order to participate in ot o VOc; My, 6ty6.7tc; June, 61"c; July
me new tusvns iiui are to ne mwtra. it "n,aoc, brptonioer, IJuoiotoc: iNuitiu.
KorelKDera barely moved. In suite of the i lo : January. 6 4uc :: Pl,nu, rv k
steadiieaia of the I'arla insrket. Japanrae March, 63a.46c Spot coffee stcatdi No.
UUVdiM vm v. v nvwu t gullet I- I I iUO, SUtci U. a BatiUNa,
all around. The close was weak.
Date. I 1807. 19O6.1906. 11904. 11908. 11902.11901.
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
8...
...
10..
11..
12..
13..
14..
16..
..
17..
18..
19..
8RH
s ss
6 is
6 414
6 4'Ji
441
a
6 39
6 43
6 Sh'4j
6 32
26!
I 80
6 33
6 841 6
6 8K
6 38
6 4f
4 491
6 61
6 51
6 44
t 26
4 91
4 91
I 25
6 28
81
5 28! 4 81
t 281 4 81!
4 98
4 K81
7 271 6 64!
6 26
a I
8 23
6 28
6 27
4 86l
4 89
a
4 80
4 T&
7 25
7 25
7 22 1
7 19
7 19
7 221
7 07
7 18
7 14
e 6
6 m
6 90
6 64
6 66
6 91
6 96
6 S9
6 01
t 92
i 87
5 92
5 99
04
6 04
a
6 94
6 92
t li
j 6 97 1 6 IsJ
Sunday.
Omaha
Ii1co.ro
Kansas City
Bt. Louis ....
Bloux City ..
The official
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle
83 litj.25
, 1.75'd66
8.0ta.40
, 1.90&.60
, 8-004.75
number of cars
Hogs.
$6.2Ex&$.50
.On 6. 65
6.50ii6.624j
6.n3 Ci
t.2&iin.35
of stock
brought In today by each read was:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
C, M. A Bt P 8
wiaDaan 1
II. P. Bvstem 86 87
C. A N. W east 2 2 ..
C. ot N. W., west.. 82 40 2
C, St. P., M. & 0 10 6
C, B. dk Q east 11..
C., B. & Q., west is "
O., R. I. A P.. east 2 8
C R. I. & P., west 1
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Oreat Western.... 11.
Total receipts 1011 108 U
The disposition of the day s receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
74. at Sa. rr. Na. A. 8a. Pt
M 4.4 44 I IS 71 XI ... IM
II 117 44 I I' 74 141 ... I M
T4 t4 ... If 47 47 ... 4
10 1-4 40 4 r 41 4I ... 4 M
41 r,s U I J7 W M I t
11 ft ... 4 r 14 tti ... w
74 11 ... 4 r 71 ft M 4
M I4 ... I ITS 44 n ... 4 10
M n ... 6 rr i f ... 4
14 .1-4 IN 4 14 J' N I m
M tt ... I r 10 f4 ... 1 to
tH 141 ... I 17 M I'M . . 4 0
a IM 140 I 17 71 171 44 4 0
41 fl M I 174j 44 174 44 4 K
M rwt ... 4 17 V 17 tM ... 4 '
71 M 10 4 17 II U ... 4 10
70 tu ... I r 71 40 4 10
V I ... 4 17 M M 4 10
a .i ... 1 so to i ... 4 10
44 141 N IX 41 '7 ... 4 10
44 I I ... I W 44 ft M I 80
74 l ... I 10 47 ttd ... 4 10
41 ? ... 4 10 71 174 40 4 M
17 ll ... I 10 74 11 ... 6 17
II HI ... 110 n f4 40 list,
II 171 ... I 10 II 14 ... 4 17
17 .20 40 4 10 71 li lit
44 fi ... to ti ri n I
M tM ... I M II 1H ... 4 11
St 0 ... I K 7 IM ... 4i:
Tl Ml .,, I M 44 Ml 10 4 It
41 10 ... I M 41 741 ... 4
41 135 M 111 71 IM ... 4 IS
71 Xfl 89 I 10 4 til '0 4 Jt
71 Ml . . 4 10 II 77 10 I J
41 tl 1W 4 10 IS 1!4 ... 4 Jt
71 141 ... I 10 Tl t ... I II
II Ill 140 I W 74 104 140 4 16
44 V . . 4 SO 47 14 ... 4 M
41 IM 140 4 1(1 77 t"i 40 4 16
TT MS 140 4 10 71 241 100 I M
II M ... 4 10 11 Ill ... 4 40
M 174 TO 4 10 17 144 ... 4 60
41 141 ... I II
of sheep were limited
but Included In the run
some very desirable offerings. The demand
continues active at current prlcea and the
PHEEF 8uppllea
again this morning
15 to 20 per cent over lsst year, flllkg
In piece goods and ribbons ai e In active
call. .'nt ion giHnla of all descriptions are
being taken more freely. Standard south
ern sheetings are now eelllng at JSo f,ir
spots. An advance of c per yard ws
ninile during the ilwy In some dinlins iitut
iickintts. Kite Wool lii.it bi-eu 111, le aiii.A
In this market during Hie wck. His
silk Is going upward.
OMAHA WIIUI.KsAI.K MARKET.
Condition of Trade and (tnotatlons oa
Staple and Fancy l'rodoce.
IXitjC-l er dua., loc.
HI 1 ll-.K Packing stock. lsfilSc; cholco
to funcy dully, L'lulc; rreauu-ry, JigJk;,
Llhi l-Ot'LTHV-Heua, lliUc. Old
roosters, 5c; turkys, 1;; ducks, Iwc. youiui
roostere, 9c-; gnse, tic.
mil 18.
PI N APPLES kiol Ida, 8J.tVi4.W per
cruie.
oritAWHERIUia-Cholcs Texas, 24-quaxt
canes, 6t"i:l.t4.
CKANUKKKIKS Per bbl., 84 5tt)8.oO; la
bushel box, 81 60.
AI'l'LI.H-Iowa and Miseourl Hen Davis,
33 Ml.
COCOANfTS-l'er sntk of 1"0, 14.00.
TIRiI U AL HI L 11 8.
LEMON8 l.linonleru, 3m site, 8T..75; SOO
sixe, 10; oiner uiuim, v r-m.
OK A NO lis California navels, extra fancy,
170, 200. ilii. 2,-fl sues, 34.26; fancy. 120, -'
cnoic-e, iuji !,
to IV alEus, IJ. 10;
box, tf oo.
BANNANAS rcr tnedltim
8irti2.6; lunibos. ItfriSbO.
fG9 Callfornln. bulk. 64c; 6-rrown
Turkish, 14o; 4-crown Turkish, He; 3-Crowu
TOVaPKKRVIT-8Iiss 64 to 80, 85.50.
1ATE8 Kadaway. 6c; savers, 6c; nni.
lowis. tc; new stuffed walnut nates, -io.
slsrd
per
bunch.
few loads received weie picked up early at . ,.
, . M ft i mil 1 "oa. i.w.
very satisfactory figures. Prices on Inmbs
remained about the aame that they have
been the laat few days, but on other mut
ton grades values were pushed tip a nuu-u.
Mexican wooled lambs fetched 83.60, the
outside price reached since the advance, and
Mexican wooled ewes 85.60. Clipped wethers
sold at 86 20. clipped ewes St 6&.0 and shorn
yearlings and 2s at 36.36. Prices steady to
Inc higher than similar grades fetched ear
lier In the week. , .
Quotations on wooled killers: Oood to
choice Inmbs. 88.0fvri8.fi0; fair to good lambs,
27. 6048. 00; good to cholcs yearlings, lamb
weights. 87.i"Vu7.76; fair to good yearlings,
lamb weights. 36 50717 00: good to choice
yearlings, heavy welghte, 86.WOT.00; fr
to B-onrt vaarllne-a heVV welirhtS. 3"ir
8 60; good to choice old wethers. 26.5ii'7.00; or
good to rholra ewes, l5.wiTi.bo;
ewes is ssftR SR: cllnned sheen
sell about 81 off from above quotations.
Representative sales:
No. Ay.
99 western ewes "2
190 western shorn feeder lambs.. 63
i:7 western ewea
1!S western shorn feeder lambs..
SS western spring lambs....
1S3 Colorado shorn ewes ....
12 western wethers
8U Western wethers
f?2 Colorado-Mexican ewes.
275 Colorado-Mexican ewes .
235 Colorado lambs
12S
Ho
61
, 1(
116
116
79
88
85
Pr.
6 10
6 25
6 40
6 50
12 SO
650
6 20
6 20
50
50
8 50
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET
Cattle steady Hogs FIto Cents Lower
Sheep and Lambs Higher.
CHICAGO, April 19 CATTLE Receipts,
about 1,500 head; market steady, common
to beat steers, 84.4(1-4 60; cows, $3.505,S';
heifers. 33.2C(6.50; bulls, 83.4oa4. 75; calves.
t3.OPftj6.25; stockers and feeders, t3.0CKiji5.26.
1 H(H19 Rece tits, about n.mu neaa mar.
vrw VTJ!f5T7!TAm.E3.
BEETS, TLKNll'3 AND CARROTS Tet
dor. bunches, 4Sii60c.
TOM ATO lift Florida, 80-1b. crate, 84.00.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot house, per dog.
hends, 45o. ... .
HF,AI LETTUCE Southern, per doa
tl oifil 26.
Crri MPERP Per dog.. tl W.
PARSLEY Hot house, per dog. ouncheg,
40c
PIE PLANT R0-1K boxes. 23.2W2 75.
APPARAOU8-f1.75 per dos. bunches.
NEW POTATOES Fcr lh., Jo,
RAP18HK8 Per dos. bunches, 86c; extra
laree bunches, 75c dos.
ONIONS Home grown, i"-r uu., iia
yellow, loiorano, per in., i-x
lbs., tioo.
fair to good I silver skin, rer crate, about 45 ,
and Inmbs yellow Texas, per crate, shout 46
jotatlons. OLD VEOETABLES.
stock, per bu., 60c;
ket 5c lower; choice heavy shipping. 8657X4' CHEK8E New
fr.5; light butchers, Si.Kt.oo: Hht mixed, twins, 17c; ne
Omaha Packing Co 10
Swift and Company no
Cudahy Packing Co 642
Armour & Co 41W
Cudahy Pkg. Co., country 19
Carey & Bunion "
l.obman oi to
Hill & Son , 69
F. P. Lewis., 22
Huston & Co
Klngan & Co
Mike Haggerty 29
J. U. Root & Co 53
T. B. Inghram ;
Sullivan Bioa 11
Lehmer Bros 15
St. Loula Pkg. CO 11
8. A S 44
Otber buyers i4
1.1X8
1,918
2.107
1; f,7U.fni-. R.-U- rhnli-n llsrht. I6.0o4i6.8ri: pack
lng. t-0"fi574j; pigs, ti.01Ktr.eo; bulk of
sales. 6.aji6fi0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, about
7,0u0 head; market strong, l;Wic higher;
sheep. t4.2C(&'7.75; yearlings, 8o.26((J.75; lambs,
I6.76S8.80.
Kew York I.lv Stock Market.
NEW YORK. April 19 BEEVES Re-
7,-,l i celpts, J.1S8 head; market for steers strong;
tvi . duiis nrm 10 10c nixner cows tucuvc nu
POTATOES-Tnblo
seed stock. Scfill.OO.
CABHAfSE New Texas, per lb., SHe.
TURNIPS, CARROTS. BEETS AND
PARPNIPS-Per bu., tl 00.
SWEET POTATOES-Illlnols, rf laVgg
bbl., 14 60; Wisconsin Rurals and Burbanka,
65c per bu. 1 seed, sweet potatoes, per bbl.,
2NAVY BEANS Per bu., 81.68; No. a,
tl.60.
BEEF CUT PRICES.
Ribs: No. 1, Pc; No. 2. Sc: No. 8, 7a.
Loins: No. 1, 17Hc; No. 1. 12Ho; No. 81 lOo,
Chucks: No. 1, 6c; No. 2, 6c No. 8. to.
Round: No. 1, ie; No. 2, 7c; No. S, 61ia.
Piute: No. 1, 4c; No. 2, 2c; No. 8, 4o
Klbs: No. 1, 144c: No. 2. 6ic; No. 8, 80.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Per 24 irnmes. 83.50.
SUGAR Oranula ted rane. In sacks, t5.Sl
vrannlnlMl hf.f.t In itrkl. 16.21.
i COFFEE Roasted. No. 36. JCc per Ib.
! No. 30, 21o per lb.; No. 25, 19c per lb.; No.
20, 16c per lb. ; No. 71, 13c per 10.
run cream Wisconsin
full cream brick, 19c;
(.97
444
713
227
Totala '. 2.42S 7,365 ,696
CATTLE Receipts moderated a little to.
day owing to yesterday a general snow
storm and ths bulk of the arrivals got In
In good season. Receipts for the five days
have been about 17,000 heavier than laat
week and lO.Ouo heavier tnan a -year ago.
Ths quality as a whole has been good,
about the best of the season.
The market waa practically steady loaay,
hut not overlv active. All the local pack-
era have been liberal buyers this 'week and
did not appear to be In any urgent need
of suplles this .morning, but they were
generally willing to pay tuny steady ng
ures for anything- at all desirable. The
heavy cattle, as usual, were more or leas
neglected and little slow sale, although for
the most part prices held about steady.
Compared with a wsek ago the market
for fat cattle Is fully as good as It was
at that time and If anything a shade better
on ths good light and handy-weight steers.
Heavy cattle are selling pretty mucn tne
me aa a week ago. aitnougn tne traoe
has been mors or less draggy from start
to finish.
There were only about twenty-nve loads
of cows and heifers on ths market today
and, as ths usual good demand from local
packers was supplemented by a vigorous
Innulrv from eastern buyers.
ruled lively throughout and prices were
steady to strong for anything at all use
firm; sie.ers, S5.2li,i.h5: extra, tvo.OC- nulls,
t40"4(4.e). cows, S3.fetyao.4i). Liverpool and
lxmdon cables quoted live caulo ensler at
llW12c per pound, dressed weight; re
frigerator beef, 9o per pound. Exports to
day, 2,800 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, f9 hed; market de
mand fair and pr.ces steady; veals, V.6oJ
6.70; no choloe on s.ile; dressed calves In
good demand and steady; city dressed
veaU, 6jt.l3o per pound; country dressed,
6(1100.
HOGS Receipts, 3,116 head; market lOo
off; market for good medium noirs I7.J0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6 771
head; market for sheep nominal, but 'ecl
Ing full steady; lambs dull and 25c lower;
medium to prime unshorn lambs, $3 fK3
8. SO; no sales of clipped stock; Mary bind
spring; lambs, 86.00 per aead
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 19. CATTLE
Receipts, 1,800 head. Including no south
erns; market steady to strong; choice ex
port and dressed beef steers, 5 . 75 fr 6 . 26 ;
fair to good, 4.75lg6. 66; western fed
steers, t4. "b&i. 75; stockers and feeders,
14. 0006.26; southern steers, 84. 255. 60;
southern cows, 13. 25(4.60; native cows,
$3.00(34.76; native heifers, 14. 0005.50;
bulls, 83.26-4.50; calves, 83.607.00.
HOGS Receipts, 8.800 head; market
weak to 6c lower; top, $6.65; bulk of sales,
$6,4046.50; heavy, $6.36ii.46; packers,
$6.42Vi&t.62 7i; pigs and lights, $V26
(.66.
hHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.200
head; market 10c higher; top, t8.60;
lambs, 87.00(0 8.60; ewes and yearlings,
85.356.60; western fed yearlings, M.25
&7.60; western fed sheep, t5.00t.40;
stockers and feeders, $4. 00 & 4.00.
84. Itnls Live stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. April 19 CATTLE Receipts,
l.OOO head. Including 2U Texnns; market lio
Melir natlvA ahinnlna: And avtvirt ilpuri
ths trade I ts.eotyfl.50; dressed beef and butcher steers.
sn.luwo.rti: steers unuer i.wsi ins., n.uoiai.io:
stockers and feeders, . 83 50ft6. 25; cows and
block Swiss, 19c; Umberger, 16c; Young
Americas. 17c.
CIDER New York, half bbl., 12.75; bar
rel. $600.
NUTS California walnuts. No. 2. soft
shell, 12c; No. 1, soft shell, 16c: UraxllS,
KHtflsc; pecans, 19'a22e; filberts. 12Ac; pea.
nuts, raw, 7Hc; roasted, 8'ric: California al.
momis. ITHc; Taragona, 17Ho; cocoanuta,
85.00 per 100.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard, west
ern, 46f!ftic; Maine, 11.15. Tomatoes, 8-lb.
cans, tl.46; standard, 8-lb. cans, 1 20. Ptne
applea, grated, 2-lb., standard, 12.206-2 80;
sliced. 81.7o'2 .15: fancy Hawaiian, 2-lK,
12.75; l-lb., tl 75. Gallon apples, fancy,
83 0iXff3.00. California apricots, 37.iiO Pears,
81.7542 80. Peaches, fancy, tl.75'u2.40; L. O.
reaches, 82.007-.60. Alaska salmon, red,
il.15; fancy Chinook, flat, 12.10; fancy sock
eye, flat, 81 96. Sardines, quarter oil, 8.1.25;
three-quarters mustard. 83 00. Sweet pota
toes, ll.lfiJH.26. Sauerkraut, 90c. Pump
kins, 80ci$1.00. Wax beans, 2-lb., SOcgSl.OQ.
Lima beans, 2-lb., 75c(fi$1.35. Soaked peas.
2-lh., 60c; early June, $1.0001.16; fancy, $1.29
1.86
FISH Pickerel, dressed, e; pike,
dressed, 12c; white fish, dressed, wlntur
caught, lStfMSc: trout. 12-914C; halibut, 18c; ,
salmon, KKHnTc; catfish, 15c; herring,
dreseed, pan froien, 6o; perch, scaled and
dressed, 7c; crapples, round, 6gtc; crapples,
large, fancy, 16c; black bass. 25c: smelts,
sweet end fine, 13c; eel. ISc; blue fish, 14r;
red snapper. 12c: roe shad, per ralr, 8vf
40c; frog legs, 800c; lobsters, green, per
lb., 37o ; lobster, boiled, per lb., 4f4Sc
mackerel. Spanish, per lb., 16c; mackerel,
native, 35a per lb.; fresh green turtle meat,
25c lb.
Cl'RED FISH Family white fish, per
quarter bbl., ioo lbs., 84.00; Norway mack
erel. No. 1, $36.00; No. 2. 32-S.OO; herring, la
bbls., fVt lbs. each. Norway. 4k, $11 00.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITB-Prunosj
are somewhat unsettled bv freer offerings
from oond hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Immediate grades: quo
tations range from 8H; to 9c for California
fruit and from 8Hc to 6c for Oregon. Ap
ricots are firm and It Is reported that
offerings for prompt shipments are being;
withdrawn; choice are ouoted at 1c.
Peaches are unchanged, with fnnry yellows
quoted at 16V4c: fancy Mulr. 14Hc Raisins
are firm: loose Muscatels are quoted a8
Sfc-c; seeded raisins. ",llc. .
BRAN Par ton, $79 50.
ful In the way of either bucher atock or , heifers, t2.86iff6.75: canners, tl.9ne2.5o; bulla,
canners. All clauses of bOyera wers espe- 1 t3.40i114.35: calves. 83.60Cu7.26: Texas and In-
claliy anxious rr tne ngnt sna ninir Ulan steers, $2.656.40; cows and heifers.
grades ana tneae are avims id'-oic nisner
than last week, or at the highest prices of
the year to date. Heavy cows have not
been In such good request, but practically
all grades are selling lonfiSc better than a
week ago. Veal calves, bulls, stags, etc.,
generally sold at about recent quotations
and a good early clearance waa made.
There waa not mucn doing in tne reeaer
division, as supplies were Insignificant.
Yard traders have been pretty well sold
out of their desirable cattle this week, but
have accumulated a liberal number of very
ordinary light and medium-weight steers,
and these are hard to dispose of at prices
lornlSo lower than laat week, while the de
alrable grades of all weights are bringing
strong ngures.
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81.9ofii4.40,
HOGS Receipts. 6.500 head; market 60
lower; pigs and lights, $6.10416.55; packers,
$4 X&6.60; butchers and beat heavy, $6. 60-1
66.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 100
head; market steady; native muttons, $3.26',f
6 60; lambs, S4.0oe.75; culls and bucks, $4.u0
(UO.00.
Bt. Joseph Lire stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April 1. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 805 head; market steady; natives,
$4.60(96.26; cows and heifers. $2.26(
0.25: stockers and feeders, $3.76 04.80.
HOtih Receipts. 4.840 head; market 60
lower: top, $6.60; bulk of sales, $6. 42ft
6.47H.
f HKEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 6.138
bend: market 10c higher: lambs, $8. 00
8.60: wethers, 16.60u6.75; ewes, $6. 00
0 bV.
long City Live Stock Mnrket.
SIOUX CITY, Ia.,Aprll 19. fBpeclal Tele-gram-,ATTLE
Receipts, R00 head; mar
ket steady; beeves. $4 6ocy3.75; cows, bulls
and mixed, $3 0nra4.86: stockers snd feeders,
$4.004.75; calves and vearllngs, $3.0ifc4.ao.
HOGS Rocelpts, 4 200 head; market 5o
lower, selling at $6.25ti.36; bulk of sales,
16.2&36 30.
. 114
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..1110
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4 M
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HEIFERS.
II ll 4 00 II
4 K4 IM 44
t IM 4 44 44
II 14S 4 !
BULLS.
t ll 3 71 l..
, .. iiao in I
n 8 i
VALVKI.
1 114 I oo t tit I ta
10 I 16
BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
I Ml 4 10 14. tu 4 to
4 4J0 4 10 15 fcr 4 7
HOGS Receipts were rather liberal for
the day after a storm and with lower mar
kets east and a weak trade In provisions
pii-s shaded off 2 V7 on practically every,
thing. Aa has .been the cbse for several
fluys, the light and butcher grades meet
with most fvor and command a good ri
mlum, while all clasuea of buyers were In
different and bearish when It came' to the
rough, heavy and packing hogs. For this
reason the spread In values appeara grat-r
than for aeveral weeks. Tops brought K60
today, the same as on yesterday, but the
bulk of the trading at 6 3osi6 ici shows a
decline from yeaurday's basis ot about 2!4o
Stock In Sight.
Receipts of live stock st the si
pal western markets yesterday:
Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
noutn tsmana i.HMJ t.4m
Floux City OjO 4.KO
Kansas City l.hno g.300
St. Joseph 806 4.840
Bt. Louis 1.000 6,fo0
Chicago 1.500 21,000
prlncl-
3.o:4
200
6.13S
100
7.0U0
Wool Market.
BOSTON, April 19 WOOI, The Commer
cial Bulletin of Boston, basing Its report
upon statistics gathered for the govern
ment, says of the wool market: ThS)
market Is dull and featureless. New?
business Is of very small volume. Trans
actions are confined to small lots, thj
smaller consumers buying for their Im
mediate wants. Largs mills continue out
of the market. Oood territory wools, which
are scarce, command previous prices, . but
shoit clothing wools, of which there Is
a large supply, meet with little demand
ant favor buyers. One-quarter blood
fleece Is also In fairly good supply and
easy. Low pulled wools are accumulating
and are weak. Oenerally speaking, how
ever, the tone of the market Is steady and
holders look forward to a maintenance of
present values when the arrival of new
wools afford buyers a better selection to
draw from. Developments in western pro
ducing sections are slow. The shipment of
wool from Boston to April 17. Inclusive,
according to the same authority, are 96.
246 510 pounds, against 76,97T.Wtl pounds at
the same time last year. The receipts to
April 17. Inclusive, are 76.632,988 pounds,
against R2,618,KX pounds for the same period
l8STVeaLOClS. April 19.-WCKM,-Steadvt
medium grades, romblng and clothing, 22
2r; light fine, 2Hf;ic; heavy fine, lupl7uj
tub washed, 291i37c. ,
Totals
..8.261 61.280
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. April 1.-METALS-Tln
was higher in the London market, with
spot auoted at l!si and futures at 184 Km
Locally the market was quiet and about
10 polnla higher on the average, with
spot quoted at t0.4oiH0 76. Copper waa 15s
higher at lus for spot and futures In the
London market. Locally the market was
quiet and prices continued more or less
nominal, laxe is quoted at $.4 26-f' 25
electrolytic, ysi.lb'au 75; casting
Lead waa unchanged at $6.0On6.IO In the
local market, but waa a shade higher In
Iyindon at 20. Spelter advanced 6s to
"Io Ms In London, but remained dull and
unchanged at fi-Vti 66 In New York. Iron
waa nni hanged tu 3d higher at fce Id for
atandard foundry In I ndon and at 6fa
41! for Cleveland warrants. Lorallv the
ni.rket itu ur.rhansfd- No 1 foundry ia
quoted at 85 "'ruZb fi; No. 1 fo.indry south
ern, t:H (TiUXM; No. t foundry southern,
t: V 4-6 00.
BT. I1'IS, April 19 -METALS Lead,
dull at 85.92: spelter, dull at $660.
Sugar and Molnsses.
NEW YORK. April 19. COTTON Spot
closed steady at 10 points higher; middling
uplands, 11.20c; middling gulf, 11.46o.
NEW ORLEANS, April 18.-COTTON
Spots closed llrm; sales. 2,900 bales; low or
dinary, 6c. nominal; ordinary, 7"t0, nomi
nal; good ordinary, 8 7-16c; low middling,
VW, good middling, 11 18-16c; middling fair,
12 13-lc, nominal; fair, 18 7-1tic, nomlntU(
receipts, 2.52 bales; stock, 193,428 bales.
LIVERPOOL, April 19. COTTON Spot,
good business done; prices 6vf7 points
higher; Atne.lcan niM'lllng fair, i.SOd; good
middling. 6.6-'d; middling. 6.2hd; low mid
dling, 64d; good ordinary. 6.2d; ordinary,
A f. ... Tk. . 1 . . . th, riuv u'.r. Ill ! I ... I ..
n462 1 o( whloh i.ujO balea were for speculation
and export, and tnciuneq 1 fuo pules 01
American) receipts, 21.1MJ bales, Including;
20') American.
BT. LOUIS Mo., April 19. COTTON
Steady; middling. 10c: sales, 3.118 bales)
recelpta. none; shipments, 5b9 bales; stock,
86, 62-bales.
Whisky Market.
PEORIA. April 19 -WHISK Y-Bteady on
b-- of 1 lor hih l-"
ST. LOl'IB. April 19.-WHI8KY Steady
on boais 11 83 ior h'' ' -
CHICAGO, April 19 WHISKY Steedy at
SI.'"'
CINCINNATI. April 18. WHISKY
Steady at $1.29.
Dry Roods Market.
NEW TORK. April 19 Trade waa quiet
and firm In the primary dry goods mar
ket for the day Ihe Jobbers are Increas
ing their sales la volums and value from
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fralts.
NEW YORK. April W.-EVAPORATKD
APPLES Market unchanged. Fancy are)
$:i. 7W123.26.' 1 quoted at 6c; choice, 7c; prime, OValHc;
poor to IMir. Iivow:.
CALIFORNIA DRH Fit TITS Prunes)
are snld to be firm on the coast, but no lm
provoment la noted in the local market.
Cullfornla fruit la quoted at VU'l-jc ac
cording to grade. Oregon prune range
frwm 6,,(i10c. Armlets are quiet, with
choloe nuoud at 17itH)l'-; extra choice, lk
if.se; fru-.cy, !9:2"y. Pear!;!-j are quli t,
with choice quoted at ll'ullSr; extra
choice, lluVc: fancy, 12S'al4c; fcxtr
fancy. 134iUo. H'U-ins are steady to llrm.
with loon- Muni'ili'l ouulel :a
se ,1-d raisins, loallc; London
II jodil Mj.
K4i lii;
layeia.
nils and Hoaln.
NEW YORK. Apr 1 19 Ol 1-B Cottonseed,
a'eudy, pMire iiuile. f. o b mills, .'i,.:io.c;
prime yiilow, 4m-. Ptroleiiin, steady; re
lined New York, 1 2t; Philadelphia ami
puHliniire, 8 16; Philadelphia und Haiti,
more. In bulk, $4.70. Tuipviitlue, firm, I&
iJilUc.
RdHIN Finn; strained, common to good,
$4 ;wi-t 75
OIL CITY. Pa.. Ajm-II 111 OH-Credlt TaaL
ancis, $1.7.4; run. , blj ; averJK,-,
lxl Ul. ; -ehiptut ma, Um,4u4 U1L4., !
ag. 16;,6'i7 bbls.