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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, ATRIL 25, 1P07.
(.RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Frfi.-Tkin Stir Cans Siitht lecliia,
trot Ectio Follows.
LATE CORN OPTIONS REACH RLCORD PRXE
Cantlnai Drentb la goelhwest
Light iUI Have Item !
ejnate, Caase Advance la
.Irons; Market.
I OMAHA, April 24, 1907.
I Continued drouth in tlje southwest caus-d
tflretigtli after a silgM feceamun near the
opening, due to prollt taking." All grama
Wars active and mgiier, w itn July ana
dlrc. nr. Free, steady; at mark.
caa Included. 14Vdiiv: flrsta, 15io; prime
flr.ta, ltc (.heean. steady; 14ylc
KW YORK (.UERtL M 4RKE1
(.aotatleae f tha Day aa Tarlaaa
Conasnedlt les.
NEW YORK, April 14. FTUR R
relpta, 18J9t bbla. ; expnna, UU"1 bMs i
market firm but quirt; Minnesota
ritnntft, Mlcr.j4.46; winter straights. M W
46; Minnesota bakers, U 368.70; winter an
tra, winter patent. 11 a.
Kye (lour, firm; fnlr to good, fi.4w-u4.MJ;
choice to fancy, $V KSJA IS.
CR N'MF.AU Firm; fine whtta and yel
low l. A; coarse, ll.UMul.lt; kiln dried. $Ab6
tzn.
WHEAT iRcelrta. 18.000 bu.; exports,
37.fN.f7 tu.; siot market Arm; No. 2 red,
MV-. elevator, and 6674tC, f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern, lJuluth, SVAc, opening
navigation, C. o. h. afloat; No. 5 hard win
ter. MSc opening navigation, f. o. b. afloat.
After opening stronger on bullish cables
h.-ptemuer corn leading In the general bull ' Verticil. n.of rain In the
l.n reached the highest point attaint hy wa. Hnlly ra.llla bjr export r-
Jf.r thla crop aud caused, atrength In tna clV"1"'! "e,,..MghJL fi
W h.al "r..e steady on moderate re. oloeM at 'c; rptemrr. 8t,Wo, claexi
Ul i"C.
celpta, but declined fractionally on i 'porta
or rains in me eoumwcet. l tie nlignt de
cline was aided by profit taking on scalp
ing trading: but the nmrkel turne.l after
reporta received that the precipl'atiun
reported In the southwest wag Inadequate
to cause any material effect In the crop.
It t strictly a weather market and
responds easily on receipt of crop news.
Prices rose after the receipt of the weather
forecast, which was unfavorable in pre
dicting only light showers In Kitnsua and
Missouri. Cables ware very much higher
and tha export demand continues strong.
I he cash market Is strong'-r and sIlBjhuy
higher on all grains of good quality, al
though the demand for the poorer grades
remains slow. The close was strong, with
a net advance of ViO In May wheat to 72V4C
bid
Corn showed gTeat strength and trading
was of large volume. July corn advanced
from 43Vc to 44c on light offerings and
cabins reeponded to the strength manifest
on thla side. Closing prices were at the
high level.
Oats were In poor demand and the mar
ket was dull, few transaction being re
ported. Recelpta were only fair In both
quantity and quality and the market waa
eaaler. The close was only steady, with
practically no change In quotations.
Primary wheat receipts were 733.000 bush
els and shipments 373.000 trushels, againet
receipts laat y-ar of 272.OU0 buahela and
shipments of Jf.J.rtiO .bushels. Corn receipts
were 416.000 bushels and shipments 41G,'iO
buaheln, against receipts of iWi.OOO bushels
and shipments of 6S4.iJi bushels last year.
Clearances were 341,U0Cr bushels ' of corn,
none of oats, and wheat and flour equal to
l&.OiO bushels,
Uverpool closed s54d higher on wheat
and V(V! higher on corn.
locs4 range of options:
Vrtlclea. Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close. Tei'y.
VThent I
-i.i. i flu t,
May...l 1ZiTi
July...) 74-Sh!
Bopt,..J 7t;vu
Corn-, f
May...! 44541J
July... 4;n-,n
.Sept... 4jn
Oats I I
May...l 41"S,H
July...) 414Hl 41H'
Sept...) 31'B UB
i
I 72HA1 4JCHTM WB
74HH 74SB 7448
7GSH 7GB 7fln 76'iijB
44H.ni 44V.R1 Wv 4444T4
44R 431)1 44B
43HHI 4311 43ltl
I I
41 SA 41
4HtH 414B 4H4B
tiB S4!vB 34 VB
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. S hard. 7Hy?r72e: No. 3
hard, bVViiTlc; Iv 4 hard, j'i7c; No. t
spring, 6o.uT2o.
C'OUN No. 3. -.11142c: No. 4. 40o; no
grade, a.'u3ic; No. i yellow, 42V543o; No.
3 white. 43c
OATB No. S mixed, 9'4iT40c; No. t
white, 4Hc; No. 4 white, &'tm)c
KYJv- No. 2. oc; No. 3. toc.
tarlot Kecelpts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis .
Omaha
Duluth
Bt. Louia ....
47
26
2tM
10
W
Ut
33
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THICAUO GRAIN AKD PROVISIONS
Peat a res of tha Tradlaa; ail CIoslaaT
I'rleea oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, April 24. Drouth In Kansas
furnished the chief Incentive to a further
advance In wheat prloea here today, the
July delivery closing at a not gain of Ho.
Corn wua also up o. Oats were HSo
ac.
CO UN- Receipts, 237.675 bu.; exports,
03.2:4 bu. 8pot market, firm; No. 1, boc, ele
vator, and wic, f. o. b. afloat; No. I white,
67V: No. I yellow, 66c. t. o. b. afloat. The
option market waa most active and stronger
on a rmlllKh cash Doaitlon. closing .4ll0
net higher. May closed at 87c; July, 6tv
fcOTc. closed at 67o.
OATH Receipts, 123,000 bu.; spot market
steady: mixed oats, 26 to 31 lbs., 47Vyc;
natural white. 30 to 31 lbs.. 40"uc;
clipped white. K to 40 lbs., 4HHc.
HAY Steady; shipping, TUfeftOc; good to
choice. 11. 161.20.
HOPS EMeeriy; state, common to choice,
ISM crop, 15wl7c: 19u6 crop, ttyeftc; Pactfto
coast, 1 crop; anic; 106 crop, 3c
HIDErJ-rMill; Central America, MC,
Bogota. 244ic.
I.EATHrJH Steady ; add, HW3&ti.
PROVISIONS Beef, firm; family, H400
14 Ml; mediums, IV 10.00; beef hams,
M.OUtt2S.0O; packet. J10.lx'il1 60. Cut meats,
firm; pickled belllea, 110.60011.00; pickled
hams, IU.7M112.25. Lard, eaey; western
prime, 18.78. K: refined, barely steady;
continent, la. 25, South America, 110.00; com.
I'ounrt. $s afctK.Sl'l). Pork, eteady: family,
I8y-i19 00; short clear, ta7.Ux)lii.M; mees,
jn.2.vu iti.ou.
TAX0jW Easy: city (11 per pkg.), 3
6Hc: country (pkjra. free), fW'ac.
1UCE Steady ; domestic, fair to extra.
XVSc; Japuteee, nominal.
BUTTER Firm: street price, extra
creamery, 34l'c; official prices, cream
ery, common to extra, 2fuS4o; held, com
mon to extra, 23'Uc; state dairy, common
to finest, Xu&ic: renovated, common to
extra, IMiJSo; western factory, common to
firsts. 2"i24c; imitation creamery, extra,
2c li -'c: fliits, 2f&'J6e.
CHHE8E Firm; state full cream, colored
and white, email fancy, loc; October best,
14uT4tc; good to prime, li&13Hc; winter
made, beet, 23V:; large September fancy,
15c; October, beat, 14144c; ood to prime,
12a!3Vc.
. . EUOd Steady; atate, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white. 20c; choice,
UKillec; brown and mixed, extra, infinite;
firsts to extra firsts, 174T18C; western stor
age packed, lVUTSc (official price); stor
age racked. lt1'(i'18c
43HB POULTRY Alive. eUady; chlckena, 9
43B I He; fowls, 13Uc turkeys. He; dressed steady;
chlckena, ltto'lOc; turxeys, lutfitc; iowis,
106U4i4V
St. Lonls Oeaeral Market.
ST. I-OUI8, April 14 WHEAT Higher;
track. No. 1 red cash, 7ty660c; No. 1 bard,
776i7(io; May Kc; July, 7KS4ir79Sc
CORN Higher; track. No. 1 cash, 4!te:
May, 46c; July, 47 Vc; No. 1 white, 4W
too.
OATS Higher; track. No. X 42-iJ42Hc;
May, 41 c; July, St4o No. 1 white, 43o.
FTOUR Steady; red winter patents. $3 (6
3.85; extra fancy and straight, $3.203.66;
clear, 32.6tSt.
8 ERr8 Timothy, eteady; 33. 0002. TV
CX7RNMEAL Steady; 32.40.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track, t3GQfo.
HAT Steady ; timothy. HS.0OiT13.eO; prai
rie, iio.oonj.oo.
IRON COTTON TIES 31.10.
BAOOINf 10j0.
HEMP TWINE -10C.
' PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing,
316.10. Lard, lower- prime steamed, 38.83H.
Dry salt meats, higher; boxed extra shorts,
19 75; clear libs, &.17H; short clears, t 2.
Baooa, higher: boxed extra shorts, 10.3V;
clear ribs, 110.60: short clears, 110.75.
POULTRY Weak; chlckena UfllHio;
springs.- 20JT2So; turkeys, VlttiUa; ducks,
lie; geese, 7c.
HUTTtilt Firm; creamery, zfiS3ci dairy,
teOOB Steadr: 14Uc. case count.
The recelpta and shipments of flour and
NEW TORE STOCKS AND BONDS
8oatT Deglisri kit Htj Ce fitted ia
Tw or IkfM Iidirldtial fexnri&iea.
CROr SITUATION AD03 TO UNCERTAINTY
Oaaelp aa Kkst the Irealea May
Say la II Ls Janeatawa 14dn
la Owe ( a rea tares at
tae Day,
NEW YORK, April 24 -The scanty deaJ
Ings In stocks today were heavily congested
In two or three Individual securities and
the Idle drift of prices In the general llxt
seemed to be nothing more than apathetic
response to the movements of this select
few. which were upwards at first and then
downwards. It was not apparent that
prvwai derl1nMl half a point. Later the
New Tor k opening prloea came lower and
the market eased gradually. Tben price
steadied, but tenewed selling eaumd a weak
ckwe. Grand Trunk waa steadily absorbed
on the traffic Increase.
TAiilS, April 21 -Iftcas on the Eour4
today were u a steady, with a downward
tendency, due to the unanouftlraglng foreign
advk.es, and trading was Inactive. Rus
sian imperial in el'wed at 71.tx and Ruanlaa
bonds of 14 at 487. Oa
BERLIN. April 24. Prices on the Bouree
tooAy were weaker and trading was dull
upon the declaration made by War Min
ister v n KJnem In Uie Reichstag yesterday
rrgHjilIng tho necessity for rewnstnietlng
the fortincallons of Oermany. Amerloane
were neglected.
ew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. April J4.-MONET-On call,
easy at 2i'?H per cent; ruling rate, 1 per
cent; cloning bid, 2 per cent; offered at
24 per cent. Time loans, dull and easy;
sixty days. SVfr4 per cent; ninety days,
4Vf4H per cent; six months, 4'p6 percent.
PRIME MERCANTILE ' PAPER-6Va
per cent.
RTERIJNfl EXCHANQB-Essler. with
actual business In bankers' bills at 34 StUVo)
conditions found reflection In the days 4 s.,20 for demand and at 34 834554 KSo for
!l ""rly",nt, 1 n" "l"-esslve Influence ,ixty.day bills; posted rates, 34.I.-Hyff4 H4
genera J ?l h'W, "1 . commercial bills, 4
rnr'i'rnnortr.tr,h," f'i"? of affalra As ' BltvER-Bar. 6c; Mexican do
an important factor in determining this , ti.
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iTher""provi. were: . Recelpta. Bhlpments.
lower . 1 S lour, DDIs.,..,
fil'he continued absence of rain In Kan- "
Via aa ahown by the wsather bureau , Xl',"' v.,"
caused a strong ODenlng In the wheat pit,
there being an active general demand. An
advance of Vx&c in the price of wheat
at Liverpool, said to have been due to
unfavorable crop reports from this ooun
try and ab-o advices of a similar kind from
Germany und other parts of Europe, served
to stimulate additional bullish sentiment
among lucuP traders. Demand continued
urgent all day and In spite of heavy real
izing sales prices were well maintained. A
report from New York which claimed that
ninety boatloads of wheat had been taken
there for export tended to Inspire fresh
enthualuem among the bulls late In the
seaelon. Primary receipts were liberal, to
tal arrivals today being 743,000 bushels,
compared with 272.000 bushels for the cor
responding day a year ago. Thla brought
out active profit-taking, but all offerings
were readily absorbed. The market closed
strong. July opened if-Sc to WtfSO
higher, at KlH&lc. "Old at SmtpSlHo and
then advanced to 81Tc. The Oioae waa at
tiSiii'Sl vc. Clearances of wheat and flour
were ejual to i:3,0u0 bushel. Minneapolis.
Imluth and Chicago reported receipts of
Vjo cars, against X3 cars last week and 177
cars a year ago.
Trading in. corn waa mora active man
for some time paat and the tune of the
market waa strong. A sharp advance In
the price of corn at Kansas City had a
bullish effect on the market here. Other
Influences contributing to the strength
was the advanoe In wheat small recelpta
and unfavorable weather for farm work.
Shorts and commission houses were the
principal buyers, while local longs were
the chief sellers. The market dosed
strong. July opened HWio to 5 higher,
at 4eaf-tx7c, advanced to 4H'o-tflc and
closed at 44c. Ixx-ai recelpta War Ul
cars with 7 of contract grade.
Oata were quite strong early In the day
because of numerous damage reporta and
Mao because of the strength of wheat.
lAtar the market reacted somewhat, owing
M toe free selling by longs. The volume
tf trading was only moderate. Increased
sfferlngs from the country had a de
pressing effect. July opened io to Hac
higher, at 41Ve to 41V.i-4is,c sold at 41o
and then declined to c. The close waa
It 41'cj-tlo. Local receipts were 221 rani.
There waa litue trading In provisions
ind the tone of the market waa rather
weak. A fc-'ulOo decline In the price of live
hogs brought out moderate selling by lo
OaX packers. The demand came chiefly
from aborts. At the close July pork was
off 10c, at 115 tu. lJrd was down l.c. at
18.70. lilt were T Value lower, at 3vtf.
Estimated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
(7 enrs; corn, 1J0 cars; oata, lift cars; hogs,
17,000 head.
The leading future rajiged aa foUowa:
8.600
aeaoe V7,000
.111,000
. 86,000
11000
17,000
re. o
0.000
Hjasisaa City Orara and Provtslewe.
KANSAS CITT, April 14. WHEAT May,
n"4o: July, 73T4c; September, 75Hoi caah,
No. 1 hard. 7Sy76Hc: No. 3, 704tf5o; No. 3
red. 77(877 Vc: No- WBo.
. w 1 1 XT , t .. ,M,.. In I v iiUni CAT,tmV
conn r - " 1 tiv,
46 vc; cash. No. 1 mixed, 4&Hc; No. 1 white,
Vn AIM
OATS-No. 1 white, 42Vo ; No. 1 mixed.
414ic41c.
RYB-rteady; No. 1, WSflZo.
HAT Firm; choice timothy, 1112616.00;
Choice prairie, 110.26311.00.
KOOSWeak; extra fancy. 16c: current
recelpta, cases Included, new cases. 14Hc;
second hand caaes, 14c; cases returned,
13Hc: southern, cases Included. lUic.
BUTTERr-Creamery, 2c; packing, 10c
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu M.W0 86.000
Corn, bu ., W.OnO 41.ono
Oats, bu -...w.. 14.000 23.000
Kansaa City cash prices:
future Is recognised to be the outcome of
the year's crops, the stock market shows
some sensitiveness to the uhlftln eron re
ports, especially from the wheat crop. Pay
to day news on this subject Is regarded
as Inconclusive In the determination of the
final success or failure of the crop, but
the admitted existence of unfavorable con
ditions of weather for the crop adds to
the general feeling of uncertainty over
the whole business.
The lack of decided response In the stock
market to the downward tendency of money
rates, which has now become world-wide,
deprives the advocates of higher prices
of one of their main sources of reliance tor
"ringing aoout a recovery in stocks and
a revival of demand for thm anH tnr
bonds. The easier conditions for monev,
in foot, are owing In large part to the
liquidation of securities which has taken d' 1 Inc.
place and the Question Is left nnen hot he- 1 do It ino....
effective ease of money could be main- " M ";
talned If resources were to be replaced 5r"- Ph'
1 1 ami t 1 1 1 j-v . - I t h Irs sa A A W a
dollars.
BONDS Government, ateady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
D. . n(. Is, reg....! Japan a H esrtss... H
ao ooopon rS 00 4s etfs ts
17. I. U. reg ot ao 4H cUs ri
4a eoapoa 10 do M mt1 tl
C. 8 014 4s. nc.-ltlw U N. unl. 4s 101
4o eonpoo 1MV Ma a g. 4 MU
V. 8. naw 4a. n. ...lSt Mexican Central 4s.. T
do eoupon Um to let Ino U
An. Totxeco 4a 7I Vlnp. a it. U 4s.... 17
Ao 4a n M.. K. T, 4s n
Atrhlton gen. 4a t do to 14
to ad). 4a 11 N. R. R. ol M. 0. 4a II
Atlantic C. U. 4a.... H H. T. C. (. Ita M
Bal. A Ohio 4a Urt N. J. C. (. U im
do tsa fi4 No Pacldo 4a. lot
Bra. R. T. e. 4s. , da la Tit
vrninn 01 ua. aa in w. m w. e. 4a
x o. a. I,, rrna
to Pann. coot iV4a
. 4a rT4
Chlrafo A A. !..
C, B. q. a. 4a..
C. H. I. St P. 4a..
do col. la
(XT. A Bt, U s. 4a
in stock holdings. On the side of fo-elgn
markets, especially, the question has fea
tures of interest. It Is quite generally
expected that the Bank of England, and
probably the Hank of France, will follow
the Imperial Bank of Germany In reducing
their OtnVlMl rilannnt r . V. I ..
fall In money ratea all over Europe Is pro- I Cuba la '..
nounced, yet the market for foreign ex- I n R- 0
sptcu'
in a
of a
The
1 org raises the question whether F.urope
has attained eaae of money by liquidation
f An1rlcan aecuritles. for which payment
is being made through the medium of the
exchange market. How far the railroad
note issues supposed to have been placed
abroad are affected by thla movement is
S.ff0.1 of '"'"eat and Importance In
determining the situation. A factor in the
joreign innuences on the stock market
iajr .. 0 waa lne ut"tance of the mlll-
II Raadlns aan.
M Bt. U A l. M. 0. la.. 11
Jl8t. U A B F. fg. 4s. II
MVSt. L. 8. W. e 4a.... T
73 Seaboard A. U 4a.... 11
7 80. PaclSa 4a
101 do 4 ctra 'U
coio. ina. aa, sar. A. 44 'Bo. Railway ta 110
Coin. Mid. 4a as Taiaa 4 P. la Ill
Colo. A So. 4a 10 T., 8U U A W. 4a.
101 Cnlon Pacldc 4a
K V. 8. Steel Id ta...
,- in iew torK has continued con- ' l"'""T "c- Mwanaan ia
ously strong and ratea here advanced Br.l ' .4 ?H o "
ft ZhichKlv" rt"9 to discussion , HoVi.t.'4v;'"'ioL?vri li"
probable outward movement of gold. j,k'nf.V'L 4 aJSwtrfi il""
demand foe romlx. - Japan a ..... . ... a w la Central 4s....
1 .fill ai r, rw 1 ,1-itH OrT-A
lnZ th" Umte of th" German government
w.e iliC.hRr,Jct'r of ,ne ""marks of the
Zt te'k'" Presenting them. For the
most part, however, the day's Influences
were confined to special movements Very
cmo9 i'nlrldVa.1 far-""'""". In Union el
clflo left opinion divided as to whether
Xn or3nd"l.,Hn,,,,ed to furtner accumula
tion or distribution were going on Th
gossip concerning the stock wag of' a fa!
oon to be forthcoming and of a rumored
St k. Jnny,t take ovr holding of
aZS? nPfomt4 complexion of the nresl
fhT'jVmw'0 ? "J"- opeenCo,
e,, "... r""""" m mucn nia-
Con" iiiAd Thi0Ji1;,,, 5-cent o
r,.B,0njl',..""2 ""!.. but dull. Tol sale.
E" tiMm." vji BtXa.' S?:
i u"cnnifel on call. v'
a toSK -.r"'' nd cIo-'n Quotation.
alas. His;. Low. Clnaa.
10
M
lot
H
111
II
14
II
17
Boatoa Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, April 24. -Call loans, 3HW per
UtnciAi
cent; time loans, 6a per cent.
closing quotations were:
Atr-hlann ailj. 4a II Atlantic II
IH Ftngham 1
. at ( ai. a Hacia arj
, 14 Tantannlal ..
6 T'alr Waat ...
in Pranklla
140 Clranbr
141 tula Royala .
.1X1 Maaa Mining
XI Mlrhlgan
do 4a
Yri Central 4s
Atrhiann
do pfd
Rnatoo A Albany...
Boston A Malna....
Boetnn Elavatad ...
Pttt-bhurx nfd
Meilr-an Central
N. T., N. H. A H...1TT Mobawk
Union Paclno
Am. Pnaa. Tube....
Amir. Bugar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Am. Woolaa
do pfd .... j
Rdlaon Gleo. Ilia...
Maaa. Electric
do pfd
Vaaa. Oa
I'nlted Fruit
I'nlted 8. M
do pM
U. 8. Steal
do pfd
Adventure
Allnaea
Amalgamated
Ased.
.. (.
H
1
110
II
1
12
M
Ill
114.
Ill
n4
10s
.1
.141 V Mont. C. A O.
. I Old Dominion .
.IH Oaceola
.121 Parrot
.124 Qulncr
. H Bhannon
. M Tamarack
Ill Trinity
. U United Crippw .
. el U. 8. Mining..
. II V. 8. OH
..HI Utah
. (3 Victoria
. r4 Winona .....
. H Wolverine .
..101 North Butte
.. I Butt. Coalition ,
,. It Nevada 14
. M Cal. A Arlaooa 118
M
10
It
I
1U
... II
14.500
1.000
II
3714
17
400 1044 10
100
IkO
100
100
74
12
16
4
H
17
M
m
12
200
to4
74
12
74
It
III
14 U
106 104
.4IH 1VU 111 111
1"U log 10IU
l.l'W 1M 128 12s
4"0
10, too
2 '4
n
Artlclea. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.
Wheat
May nnvifwt n ngn
July ......... 74 74V4 73 IVA
Corn
May ... 41H 48H 41H 43HB
July 43T, 4THi44,44V1HA
A gsked. B bid.
Articles. I Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Cloee. Yes'y.
Wheat
May
July
rVt.
lec.
C..ru
Mty July
Sept,
Oatw
May
July
Sept.
FVrk
May
July
Lard
May July
Bepu
Ribs
May July
Sept.
7SW9 791 TRsI 7 7S
Ul V' sr, !1 V-ii'v 81V Mi-t
Isitv.itl1 fi.'S oa5:'ii S31, &iih3ti
,4i! 8eVj MT,,8o,n B4 1
4" I
UsvtSl 4SM
,4u 4941
IUVi 4Vj
1 44 'I I
4iwy 41 s,
4S '
4v. 1 err
4ai Vx
43S! 434.1
4"', 4IH11 V,
434
41
15 70 I 15 KU 16 65 I 15 78
li 115 7V, 16 l j 1 00
15 70
16 5
I 87iJ 7 8 f I I 57Vf 1 70
8 77V,I 8 7?Hi K s. I 8 70 I 8 flH
8 .V 8 k.'Vl 8 aVWI 8 oiVi 8 96
I MJ S 65 I 8 60 I I 50 I 57S,
8 70 1 8 TVVi 8 8 8 75
8 M0 f I 8-'V, 8 75 I 8 75 I 86
l.trerpesl Orala Market.
LIVTTRPOOU April 14, WHEAT Spot,
No. 1 red western winter, ateady at 8a 24d;
No. 1 California, ea 444d. Futures, firm;
Mar. 8s6Hd; July, s 4d.
COH.V- Firm; American mixed, new.
4s 7d; American mixed, old, 6 Hd. Puturea,
Arm; May. 4eHd; July. 4a7"di Beptem
ber, 4THd.
' Mtnaeaweits Grain Market. '
MINNEAPOLIS, April 14. WHEAT No.
1 hard, 84yV: No. 1 northern, 834c; No.
1 northern. PlUtlSSe: No. I northern, 7Hi"c.
KIjOI'K First patents, 34-XW.40; second
patents. 14.154J4.36: first clears, ltloi9.60;
second clears. 32.4W 60.
BRAN In bulk. 3H.5o-3H.Ty.
Mllwankee Orala Market.
MILWAtTKBB, April 14,-WHEAT-No. 1
northern, 13u4c; wo. 1 nonneru, ovsc;
July, iflV, askecV
RYK No. 1. TXtTPtc- ,
BARLEY No. 1. 71W6TV; aample, 8337l0.
CORN No. I cash. etV47c; July, 48'Ao.
reorla Market.
'PEORIA. April 2A.-CORN Higher; No. I
yellow and NO. i, c; ino. , iiic; no
ttrmAm t-Vvr-lfte.
OAT8 Easy ; No. 1 white, 4Sfl44c; No. 1
white. 4?Hc; No. t write, tru-u-no.
R E Firm; No. t CTffSac .
Philadelphia Prodaea Market.
PHTIAXEI.PHIA. ADrtl M. EGOB-Firm,
good demand; western, free cases, 18c at
niarg.
CHEFSE Firm, fair demand: New York
full creams, fancy, 14ifl4c; choice, Uc
Dnlath Grain Market. .
DVLUTH, Minn., April 14. WH EAT No.
1 northern, KTc; No. 1 northern, 83 So I
May, K.-V'. July. 84c; September, 8oeC
OATS-April, 41c
l.ooo 100
'll.too "i"
l.lo tt
l.w 11
8.1O0 IDS
200
l.
l.tuO
71
14
14
100 4714
10
la
too
100
ino 17
I.10O 471
100 ta
400
1.400
4"0
70
14
l
l
100 147
ioo 74
100
1
11
100 40
400 50
: H
12 (2
K
14
104 I'M
M
M
I7 67'4
m i7(
IBS
41'4 41.
II 12
1ft! Ul
IS 115
6
7l4 71.
S.'.V, 8l-
16 24
6
47. 47
IS!
li 20
77. 71
17 11
470 471
M 2"H
76
70 to
14 !4
64 IS
18
141 147
141 141
14
74 74
t
II
" 1
Mt 14
26
0 (
llr4 111
1
41 40
104
Btd.
.... 12J
Ti 7f
M 14
46 46
42 12
42
20 11 Ut 111 ,
lino 74
1.4.10 17
o
Ltoo ta
l-'No. t
' Cash quotations were a follows-.
FLOCK Irregular; winter patents. 33 lOrjy
I. slraUghts. tiVlS; spring piitenta,
t: '..jj.6; straights, 4.1 0. it:!.-, bakers, Li uO
V.
WHEAT No. 1 son-g, !'4jr4c; No. 1,
'4i 4c. No. 1 rd. TS'yfTUc.
tNHN No. 2. 4Mc; No. 1 yellow. 4c.
OAT-No. 1. 43Sc; No. 1 while, 4vsjio.
A ttVE No. t c.
r BAltLKI Fair to choice malting, toy
" So.
PEFT)8-No. 1 flax, IIHH; No. 1 north
western. II 1SV Timothy. prime. 34 35.
PROVlSHiNS Short ribs sides Ooosei.
3SS6.ci8.4u. Mesa pork, per bbl.. rA7o.il
lis. V Lard, pee 1 Us., (n 55. boon clear
sides (boxed). A TVfl fO.
Hie re-eipia and eaipmems or nour ana
grain were:
Flour, bbla....
Wheat, bu
C.rn, bu
Oata, bu
J.ve bu
Larley, bu.
Recehts. Shlpmetns
47,1
...t.J
...4f ,' '
... 0
74.o v
49
4,?
43 40
lti.)
1.100
s.m tl-e r'rKtuce earhnnite t.niav the .ut
r market waa easy; creamcrtre, njV.c
Tulede Seed Market.
TOLEDO, O., April ?4.6E EDS Clover,
caah. W W; April, l,vK0; October, V 37H; De.
cember 37.4iS; Mich. 17.47V Prime al
aike, 3760. Timothy. Ula.
(oaTwe Market
NEW YORK. April 14 COFFEE Market
for future opened steady at an advanoe of
tyio points In response to higher French
cables and sold up to a net gain of 6-tflS
points during the middle session on cover
ing over shorts, European buying and mod
erate bull support of the near months.
I,aler prices eased off slightly under real
lung, with the close steady and net un
changed to 6 points higher. Sales were re
rortd of !t. hags. Including May at 6.80
4i6.Sk-: June. 6.7oc; July. 6.aD'i 70r: Septem
ber, 6 5"ii6.ic: December." 6 atr3 55c; Janu
ary . 6 "c; March. i-tV3j 00c Ppot oofTee,
quiet; No. t, Klo, 8c; No. 4. 6ntoe,.lo.
Mild coffee, quiet; CV.r lova, 5lZ1c.
M h I -V t Market
PEORIA. Apnl M WlSKT-Btead,. on
ba.ls of 31 t for high wlnea
bf. IiOL IS. April H W HI SKY Steady,
on basis of tL3a for high wires
CHRAOO, AprU 34. WRIbKY Steady,
Si so. .
CINCINNATI AprU U.-WilioiCT-0edy
at li-CX
on stocks were:
Adams bpraas ... .
AmalgamaUd Copper'
Am. C. A r .T!T
An. C ft I, pfd....
Am. Cotton Oil ""'
Am. Cotton Oil pfd.
American Kipreas ....
Am. H. A u. pfd '
American lea ,
Am. Linseed Oil.....'"',"""
Am. Llnaead oil pfd....I!.i
Am. L4comotlve
Am. Locomotive pfd
Ant g. A r '
Am. t. a, n. pfd...
Am. 8ugar Refining
Am. Tobacco nfd tfa
Anaconda Muting Co
Htuniioii
Atchlaon pfd ...
Atlantis Coast Use.. ,.'.""
Miuinm a onto
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pac-lBe
Central of New Jersey
Cheeapeake A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
Chicago A N. W
C M. St. P
Chicago T. A T ,
Chlc.ao T. a T M
C, C, C. A 8t. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Bo
Colo. A 80. let pfd. .A,...,
1.010. a Bo. 2d pfd
CoaaolldaUd Oaa
Cora Product! ,
Cora Products pfd
Delaware A Hudaon
Del., Lk A Wf
banver A R. O
D. A R. O. pfd
1)1 at I Mara Baruritlaa
Eria
Erie lit pfd ,
Brie Id pfd
Oanerel Eleetrla
llllaola Central
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
InL Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa -City 80
K. C. 80. pfd
Unlaviua A N
Meiloaa Central
Mtna. A Bt. L
M . Bt. P. AS. 8. M....
M . BL P. A 8. 8. U
Mtaaourl Pactta
M.. K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd ,
National Laid
N. R. R. of M. pfd
New York Central
N T.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
N A W. pfd
North Americas
PaclSa Mall
Penaaylvanla
Peep la' a Oaa
P., C, C. A 81. b
Preaael 8taal Car
PraaaeA 8. C. pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Reading let pfd...
Reading Id pfd
Republto Bleat
Republic Bteel pfd
Rock Ialand Co
Rock Ialand Co. pfd
Rubber ooodi pfd
Bt. L. A 8 P. Id pfd.....
Bt. Loula 8. W
St. Louia 8. W. pfd
Boathera Pacific
80. Pacific pfd
Bo. Railway
80. Rallwar pfd
Tenaeeaea C. A 1
Teaaa A Pacific n
T., St. t A W
T. . Bl. U A W. pfd
t'nloa PaclSa
taloe Paclfla pfd
C. 8 gpraa
U. 8 Realty, elHllv
V. 8 Kubtr
I'. 8 Rubber pfd
V. 8. Steal
v. a. 8wi pfd
Va -Carolina Chemical ...
V a -Cars. CUem. pfd
Wabaak
Webeah pfd
Wella-fergo Expraea
Weatlngbouaa Elactrle ....
Waetera Union
Wneel.ng A U
Wlacoaalo Central
Wla. Central ptd
Northers Pacific
Central leather
Central Leather pfd
Bluaa-tihrflleld Bteel
Great Northern pfd
Int. Metropnlliaa
Int. Met. pfd .......
Tola! aals iov inw '"
Foreta a Flaanelal.
LONDON. April 14 The supplies of money
were abundant In the market totkiy. lne
counts were eaay. Operators on the Stock
exchange were occupied principally with
the settlement, for which the cauTT-ovee
ratea were light, the charge for Americana
betng only per cent. The arecum of
new bua-neae was email, but the recamt
nrmneae ol prlcea waa malntjiined. with the
further harcLenlr.g 0 g!!t-edged securities
as well aa foreignera. Ilie feature of the
latter section were Japanese and Argen
tinaa. Japtmeee imperial ts of Uj4 cIowm!
at lulfc Americana experienced a eteady
demand durlt.g the forenoon and advanced
to .over the New York equivalent, but
around govn Uie demand Slackened aud
London Closing Stocks.
LONDON, April 24. Closing quotations on
tne etocs. exenange were
Cone., money .... H 14-11 M., K. A T I
do account ......... 85 N. T. Central m
I Anaconda II Norfolk A W 71
Atchlaon :. aa ao pro ee
do pfd M Ontario A W II
Baltimore A Ohio 102 Pennaylvanla 44
Canadian Pacific 141 Rand Mtnea I
Chea. A Ohio 44 Reading II
Chicago OL w 11 Southern Railway ... II
C. M. A Bt. P 140V4 do nfd 10
Pa Bears IIS Southern Pacific IT
Denver A R. O. ...... 10 Union PaclBa 144
do pfd 77 do pfd 11
Erie UP. S. Bteel !
do let pfd 6a do pfd 104
do Id pld 40 Wabaah II
Illlnala Central 151 do nfd tf
Loulivllla A N 123 gpanteh 4a M
SILVER Bar, firm, 80 6-16d per ounce.
MONEY ltfi2 tier cent.
The rate or discount In the open market
for snort bins is 8 per cent; lor three
months bills, 3tf4 per cent.
New York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK. April 24. -Closing quotations
on mining stocks were
Adams Con.
Alice
Breece
Bruoewlck Con. ..
Comatoi-k Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Va...
Horn Silver
Iron Sliver
Leadvllle Coa. ..
Ottered.
10 Little Chief ..
..490 Ontario
.. 20 Onhlr
.. 42 Potoal
. . IS Savage
..110 Sierra Nevada
..161 bmall Hopes ..
. .lutl Standard
.. I
.. I
..80
..140
.. 11
.. 44
.. 14
.. 5
Treaanry statement.
WASHINGTON. April 24. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 1160,000.000 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balances.
3247,6t'.6.48; gold coin and bullion, 1106,174,-
53); gold certificates. SJ,503,S70.
Dank Clearings.
OMAHA. April 24. Bank clearings for
today were 82,696,664.20 and for the cor
responding date last year iz.uui.lbtj.za.
Wool Market,
ROOT-ON AraHl fA WOOTMarVet Cora
tlnued dull and the business of the week
has been confined to umall lots. Consumers
have their current requirements well cov
ered and are not disposed to operate against
distant necessities. No great change Ta ex
pected until the new clip begins to arrive
1 In quantity. The market naVntatns a steady
I blood. 33ii34c: combing ouarter blood, J1SJ
i 33c. Texas, scoured basis, fine, twelve
months. 7.'S74c: fine, six to eight months,
6(rr70c; fine, fall clean. 5&yi!0c. California,
scoured basis, northern choice. STwev
northern good, 8V'ii7c; middle county, ST. 'if
66c; southern, tKVc: rail rree. 6747W
Oregon, scoured basis, eastern No 1 staple
1 TMi.ic: eastern No. 1 clothing. 6370c: val
MO 77 14 7 I ley No. 1. 0X0120. Territory staple, scoured
I" 1 basis, fine 7'Ja'73c: fine medium. 6Mf70c:
71 I medium, SOrtiiiiic. Territory, ordinary.
scoured basis, fine. 6btj770: fine medium, vVif
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattla Eeceinu in LibaraJ Md Barn
DriTt PnaeA Tow.
DEMAND STRONGEST FOR LIGHT HOGS
Frtew at Sheea lanewkal Lower, Tant
Ike Market Is In Pair Skana
an Moderate Fie-relarts.
SOUTH OMA1IA, AprU M. 1907.
Receipts were: Cettie. Hog.. 8hee.
Official Monday 8.62T 4.121 11.41
OfTlclal Tuesday .M 8..W 8.743
oniclal Wednesday 8.300 lo.uuu ,aai
Three dara thla week.. 18 50 23 24 3
Same days last week. .. .19.2X7 2f).84 45.,0
Same dava 1 weeks ago.. 16.239 23.H8 22.777
fame days 8 weeks ago. 14.449 12.513 31. -M
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 12.041 18.397 .7t,3
Same days laat year 11.057 .4.i eo,.a
The following table shows the receipts cf
cattle, hogs and saeep at South Omaha for
the year to data, compared witn last year:
IIHT. law Inc. use.
Cattle Sfi6,0!t0 303,568 61,632 ......
Hogs 77. 894 8.U1.S16 70.83
Sheep (62.427 602.476 00,161
CATTIJl UUOTATIONS.
Good to choice corn-fed steers.... 16-40.ot
ralr to good corn-fed steers 4 fjo.u
Common to fair steers 4 lq' )
Oood to choice Jed cows 4." .
Fair to good cows and heifers ijoV4 40
Common to fair cows llfcuaoo
Fair to choice stockers m feeders., in'ii' "
Fair to good stockers attd feeders.. 4.0vu4 40
Common to fair Blockers 1 -0OW4 00
Bulls, stags, etc 1.754.50
Veal calves A00tir.00
The followlnw taDli. show- 1I.4 "eu
price of hogs at Boutn Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. j 1907. 1908.l06.l04.lil8. 11801. 11901.
April -16..
April 18..
April 17..
April 13..
April 19..
April 20..
April 21..
April 22..
April 23..
April 14..
8 39 I I 6 311 4 Wl 7 1 tl
6 431 8 49 4 881 7 07 1 6 91, 5 91
6 SS'i) 6 61 I 23) IT IS! 6 95! I 92
8 32M 6 61 6 28 4 80 7 141 6 99! 6 K8
I 80S1 6 44! 6 271 4 75! A 6 w
6 14; 6 42 6 23! 4 82! 7 10 I 6 85
6 431 6 3o( 4 80. 7 11 6 '
6 SMV 6 33 4 811 7 07 6 8! 6 81
6 3VS! 6 341 I 4 82 7 02 6 881 6 W
I 33 4 2JH 6 S6 I 7 OS 6 W, 5 76
Bunday.
RANQB OF PRICES.
Cattle
..13.76''(i.00
.... l.amrw.SO
.... I.OtXiH.25
Hogs.
.27H'a.43
6.1f"u; 62V,
6.251ii 67
6.0"u 70
6 .2& 'u 36
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis 1. '!. 50
Binuw -ltv 1 'XJh (I)
The official numbei of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs, eneep. n sen
9
1
4
47 I
4 1
46 1 ..
14 3 4 1
C. M. A St. P 6
Wabash 1
Missouri Paclfla 6
U. P. Bvstem 105
C. & N. W., east 4
C. N. W., west 81
C, Bt. P., M. A O.... 87
C. B. A Q.. east 1
C. B. A Q.. west 36
C, R. I. A P.. eaat.... I
C, R. I. & P.. west.. ..
Illinois Central 3
Chicago Ot. Western 1
8
1
'i
1
144
14
"i
13
Total receipts 284
The dlsoosltlon of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co 1.12")
Bwlft and company 1.00s
Cud any Packing Co l,4o7
Armour A Co L643
Cudahy, from country
v&nsant A co db
Carey A Benton 16
Mccreary A Carey 10
W. I. Stephen 21
Hill A Bon 19
F. P. Lewla 14
Hamilton A Rothschild.. 13
Ij. Wolf 68
Sam Wertheimer 1
Mike Hajrgsrty IB
Bol Degan v 1
J. B. Root A Co 66
T. B. lnghram 7
Sullivan Bros 21
l,e tuner Bros
Other buyers 828
Totals
1.311
2.43.
2.817
3,03
858
967
1,54
649
726
866
...6.406 9.37 4.989
PATTLJQ Recelnta continue liberal and
the three days' supply has been about as
large aa for the first half of last week. The
quality of the offerings was very good, the
big bulk of the receipts showing that they
bad been In the feed lots for several
months.
Early advices from eastern markets were
decidedly bearish, and while there was the
usual good demand from all the local
dressed beef men, aa well as considerable
Inquiry for shipping account, all classes of
buyers were Insisting on lower prices and
bids were generally pretty close to lOo
lower than yesterday s figures. Salesmen
were slow to accept the situation and com
petition for the light and handy weight
grades waa sufficient to hold values very
nearly steaoy. Most or tne piu.111, nj
and unnnlsbed cattle, however, sold fVtflOo
lower than yesterday and were siow ai
that. .
There were only about thirty loads of
cows and heifers on the market and the
demand for them was fully as good aa It
haa been and the limited supply changed
hands In good season. Veal oalves were
slow and about 5c lower than last week.
The market for bulls, stags, etc, waa fairly
active and fully steady.
Receipts of stockers and feeders were
very light and with a good demand from
all the speculators the market was active
as far aa It went and prlcea were fully
steady. There was not a very extensive
country demand, but the general tone to
the market was fully steady.
Representative sales :
li r. n. r Btbuna
toe
17 ti
IOO 17
W t' T.Ti 'tH I So--: medium, 88iJ64c. Colorado and New
'w " Mexico, spring scoured X, tSMrroc; No. 1,
o.nic. tieorgia, greasy, suir;'o. ruiiea
wools, scoured basis, extra. 70Q71c: fine,
fMiSc; A sutlers, 6Snfi8c; B supers. liWIc,
ST. LOC 18. April 14. WOOLe-Steady;
medium grades cotublng and clothing. 'HIS
2o'c; light flue. 2it21c; heavy fine, 16317c;
tub washed, 2977
10
3
146
.341,4.10 111 110 110
1U0 16 86 W
1"0
i0
400
21
8ft
K
40 II
too
a.K
i
at,
luo 1!7
4o r?
400 17
21
Ifi
II
'ti'
'it
3
111
2:
47
11
28
16
II
44
6
16
n
18
111
21
17
146
24 2
2e 21
44 44
IOO 21
1. 1 i"
40 14
1H.0O0 14J 141 141
100 44 ana ea
, 1'
12
41 '
100 , 101 1W l''l
tern 1 17 r
l.7"0 101 101 r
100 24 2
100 1(4 104 14
luO 14 14 14
16
144
144
II
11
11
,!;
!
44
1 4 61 61
IS. 117 1 136
J U 11 24
ft
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. April 84. M ETTA Lit There
was an advance of 1 10a In the London
tin market, with spot quoted at IU0 15s
and futures at 18 10s. Locally, the mar
ket was firm and higher. In sympathy with
spot, quoted at 341.6iu42 :. Copper was
higher In London also, with spot advan
cing 1 6s to 101 and futures 1 to 100
16s. Locally, the market was quiet and
unchanged, with prices practically nomi
nal. Iake Is quoted at 124 n-26 26; electro
lytic. 3.3 754 75; casting, l.'I Sou Jl to. Lead
Ne.
II
II
11
IS
11
u
II
11
14
17
It
II
II
11
I
1
I
I
1
4
I
1
1
1
II
11
4
4
11
I
4
II
1
1
I
I
11
1
1
1
I
1
1.
I
At. Pf.
... 126 4 10
... Ill 4 M
...1042 I 00
...164 I 00
...1074 I 01
...1147 I 14
...1114 I 10
...1114 I 10
...111 I II
...llll I 10
...He! I 10
...lual I I
...1W I M
...llil I 16
No.
I. ..
1...
tu...
21...
14...
II...
II...
II...
II. ..
11...
14...
ll...
II...
COWS.
.... 146 I II II...
.... 160 I II
.... lei I 10
....1044 I It
....1110 I 71
....lull 4 0
,.,.IIH 4 44
....103 4 00
....1:20 4 0
....1340 4 14
.... m 1 11
.... 141 4 14
....1171 I 21
....lull 4 M
....mi 4 m
4
M
1
II
1
M
10
14
t..
I .
I..
4..
I
HEIFERU.
TT4 I 10 1
ot 4 4 n
44 4 4 1
CALVES.
410 4 40 I
lot I I I
Ill I 14 I
FEEDERS.
414 4 0 14
Ill 4 00 4
BULLS.
A Pr.
....U44 I 10
....1221 I 4
....1114 I I
....1174 I II
....1101 II
....111 let
....llll I 40
llll I 4
....1201 I 4
....1L21 I 4
....1071 I 41
....1414 4 4
....llil I 60
1601 I 7
.... m 414
....1043 4 14
....U11 4 I!
.... 444 4 40
....1147 4 4
.... 444 4 14)
....1030 4 4
Ml 4 4
11 4 44
vat 4 ie
1111 4 i
1040 4 1
11" 4 1
.......1110 4 7
1471 4 II
...14 144
....! I 40
....117 I 66
...115 I II
....166 10
.... 140 4 0
.1440 4 40
.... Ml 4 10
....1004 4 M
.... 440 I M
.... lit I 71
.... 144 I II
.... 144 I M
.... Ml 4 44
.... Ni IK
1740 M
....laa 4 41
....111 4 06
...AMI 4 21
.... 144 I 14
....! 4 6
..
'-.
..
44..
r..
n..
t..
it..
n..
..mi
.. J4I
...PM
..11
...in
..
...tu
...IM
.. 7
.. MI
...II
...111
...
!1
I IS
M I 44
I
... I K
. . IH
pa H
4 I S3
... I .
... 4 44
M I K
... 4 16
... I
... I
40 I 14
ta..
Tl..
44
44
74.
7 ,
10.
..11
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..IfT
. M
'
. ri
. 111
..144
.231
.1-4
. IH
..!!
.11
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a it
... r
... iT
... 1 it
l I 17
... 1-1
... I IT
... I 40
... I 4
... I 40
l I If
l 4 44
I 44
SHEEP Receipts of sheep ere re mod
erate this morning snd was almost ent rely
of shorn stuff. Prices east have declined
rather sharply, but until today the market
at thla point has been well sustained on all
grades. This morning packers were In
clined to shade prices on most kinds and
values were around 10c lower than yester
day, In sympathy with the declines at
eastern points. Shorn ewes similar to
those selling at 15 65 earlier In the week
brought IS no today Wooled lambs, at 38 '.'5
were about 10c lower than this style of stuff
brought yesterday. Shorn yearlings, at
36 85; sheep and yearlings, at 86.16, snd
shorn ewes, at 35 60. were all quoted a trifle
off. Notwithstanding the decline the mar.
ket was In fair shape and prices compara
tively are well up to eastern standards.
quotations on wooled Killers: Oood to
Choice lnmba 14 Onus (v fair to rood lambs.
I7.6O4J8.O0; good to choice yettrTlngs, lamb
weights. I7.ih7.7n; rnir to good yearlings,
lamb weights. 14 6o?f7 00; go.yl to choice
yearlings, heevy weights. t.bW! .CO; felr
to good vearllnra heavy weleha
8 50; good to choice old wethers. H 6fjp7.00:
good to choice ewes. 3.1 SMH.50; fair Jo good
ewes, 86 86.576.85; clipped sheeD and lambs
sell about II oft from above quotations.
Recresentatlve aalea:
No. Ar
1W western cull shorn ewee
71 western shorn ewes.
433 western shorn yearlings and
wethers
2S8 western shorn lambs
S western shorji lambs
14 western ewes culls
1"4 western ewes shorn...,
47 western ewes shorn. ...
178 western ewes shorn
200 western ewes shorn
22 western wethers shorn.
22 western ewes
28 western ewes
177 western wethers
153 western lambs, shorn..,
384 western lambs, shorn..,
97 Mexican lambs, culls
broken pelt
178 Mexican lambs
120 spring lambs ,
98
76
83
71
73
89
94
119
l'
104
87
94
89
84
and
Tr.
4 80
t 00
65
$ 85
7 26
4 00
6 40
6 60
6 50
6 60
6 00
6 IV)
6 75
6 30
7 10
7 00
77
88
46
7 26
8 25
10 00
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Hogs and Sheep Are Ten
Cents Lower.
CHICAOO, April 24. CATTLEt Receipts,
26. head: market mostly Kc lower; com
mon to prime steers, 35o4j;.70; h'lfers.
H.Okiif. 60: stockers and feeders, $3,0044.6)1;
bulls. $.1.4014.60: calves. 2.7Vfjti 75.
HOOS Receipts. 3ft.ii0 hend: market 10c
lower; heavy, $6. 5ti 60 ; butcher weights,
$8 67& R2H: good to prime mixed, $6,554?
6.o: packing, $ 3iii. 60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 20.000
hend; market steady to 10c lower: sheep.
3.'.r7.26; yearlings, $5.25&7.75; lambs. $6.50
0.76.
St. I .on In Live Stock Market.
BT. LOUIS, April 24.-CATTT..B-Rcelpts,
3.5O0 head. Including 3vi Texnns; market lOo
lower: native shipping and export steers,
$. Ifjjitl.SO; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$4. 701.6. 40; steers under l.ono lbs., $4 .NXa-toO;
stockers and feeders, t'i.50irfi.2f; cows and
heifers, $2.86f6.75; canners, $2.0nt;r2.7e; bulls,
$3 264.50; calves. $3.60if.26; Texas and In
dian steers, $2.656.60; cows and helfets,
$l.Kii4 40.
HOOS Receipts, 7.600 head; market 60
lower; pigs and lights, $;.otrn.66; packers,
$0. 26)6.t5lrv; butchers and best heavy, $6.50
4 8. 70.
SHEEP AND LA M B8 Receipts, 2V
head; market weak; native muttons, $8.2b3
C.50; lambs, H77j7.76; culls and bucks.
$4.0txS5.oO.
rechee, IIU'TI 5fi Alaska salmon, red,
16; fancy Chinook, flit. $.10; fancy ev-k-eve.
flat. 11 fv Sar.llnre. quarter oii, KT r.;
three-quarters mustard, $-75. Sweet p la
teee, ILl.'.fLJn. Sauerkraut. c Pun e
klna. tnvtrflOo. Wat beans. I-lh . wy-trti 10.
1 1.-, Kean. !, TTtrft'll 35 Mo.b1 PB,
i-ih . 80c; early June. II 3U5, fancy. 111
tjl.K,
CAIJPORMA DRIFD FRrrTS-Pmeet
are somewhat uneettle.l hv freer oTerlna-i
from second hands, who srem de.lrou4 n
moving supplies of imniejie'e grade.; quo
tstions ranse frrn lc to 9c f 3 i'lfornl.t
fruit and from 8HC to c for Oregon. Ap
ricots are firm ard It Is reported tha
offerings for prompt shipment, are belns
withdrawn: choice are quoted at lc
Peaches are unchanged, with fancy yellnwe
quoted St 11Vc; fsncv Mulr. 14Hc Ralslni
sie firm; loose Muscatels aro quoted al
Hfr: seeded raisins. 9',3Tlc.
BRAN l'cr ton. $19. 50.
It v Yi-bolre titland. per
medium. $9'W; No 1 bottom,
grades, $;. 00,1660. Rye straw,
alf'iKa, $11 60.
EIPll Pickerel. dressed. ro; rlk.
dre.ed 12c; white fish, dressed, winter
caught. l.liiIKe; trout. U"g-15c; halibut, l.lcj
snlinon, 17c; catfish, 15c; herring,
dressed, pan fror.cn. 6c: perch, scaled nod
dressed, 8c: crspples, round. fta9c; crapplea,
large, fancy. 15c; black bass, lie: smelts,
sweet and fine. 13c; eel, ISc: blue fish, 15cj
red snapper. L'c: roe shad, per pair, 4y3
tVc; frog legs. lobstets. green, tier
lb, ST-; lobster, boiled, per lb., 401m5o
mackerel. Spanish, per lb.. lc; mackerel,
native. S5c per lb.; fresh green turtle meat,
CCRED FIH Family white fleh. pet
ounrter bbl.. im lbs. $100: Norway mack
erel, No. 1. $35.0": No. 1. $:s.00; herring, Hi
bbls.. 200 lbs. each. Norway. 4k. $11.00.
ton. $10..yi
1, $50; ofl
TOO; No. 1
REAL K9TATH TWAJlFKR9,
H.
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 54. CATTLE Re
celpta. 10,1x10 nead, Including 800 soul hems;
market alow and steady: native steers, $5.00
(61.36; southern steers. $4.25ij6.50; southern
cows. $3 264V4.50; native cows and heifers.
tt &0i.M; etockers and feeders, $3 W(f6.25;
bulls. $3. 004.25; calves, $3 60fx7.00: western
fed steers, $4.404j6.90; western fed cows,
$3 tf-34 75.
HOOS Receipts. 16,000 hend: market 53
10c lower; bulk of sales, $4iJ67H: heavy.
16 !7VjIi 4f,; packers, $6.40gti.66; pigs and
light. $6.233.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.000
head; msrket steady; muttons, $5.2;fffJ 60;
lambs, $7.0065; range wethers, $5.6'Ka'7.5o;
fed ewes, $6.26it.66.
St. Joseph Live Stuck Market.
BT. JOSEPH. April 24. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3.709 head; market 10c lower: na
tives, I4.6ow6.25, cows and heifers, $2,269
6.26: stockers and feeders, $3.75-4.40.
HOOS Reoelpts. 7,676 head; market 5
10c lower; top, $6.60; medium and heavy,
$u.'utS.5:S; bulk of sales, $.;.4ft!ti.52
81IBEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 6,156
head; market 10a lower; lambs, $8.008.40;
ewes, $6.0O4j5.85.
lonx City Live Stock Market.
BIOUX CITY, Ia., Ajirll 2l.-(8peclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 1.700 Head;
market ateady to weak; stockers, steady;
heevea. 84.5oi4VOO: cows, hulls end mlte,1
$3.40414.76; stockers and feeders, H.OVii 70; i Bame
calves and yearlings, 13 -4 50.
HOOS Recelpta, 6.1O" head; market 631Cc
lower: selling at e6.Zi-u6.3fi; bulk of sains,
$6.276.37,
Stock In light.
Reoelpts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle, Hogs. Bheep.
HOOS Hog receipts were of fair propor
tion and there waa little change In the
Bouth Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kansas City .
St. Joseph ....
St. Louis
Chicago
Total
... 8.2oO
... l.ioo
... U.lff)
... $.709
... 3.5O0
... 25,000
....64,109
10.1MI 6, .'i)0 J
5.0O0
I6.411O 6.70) I
7.676 6.155 I
7.000 2,600
36,iKi0 . 20,000 I
51,076 39.56
MARKET. I
OMAHA WHOLK8ALG
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EOG8 Per doi.. 16c.
BUTTER Packing stock, ISfcgSOc; choice
to fancy dairy, iWuJbc; creamery, 264jloo.
LIVE POL'LTKlf Hens, UyUHc; o;d
roosters, 5c; turkeys, 12c; ducks, lie; young
roosters, 7(u4c; geese, 6c.
FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES Florida, $6.50tj.00 per
crate.
SlKAWBERRIEB Arkansas, 24-quart
case, $4.uou4.26.
COCuAN UTS Per sack of 100, $4.00.
TROPICAL i- RLTlS.
LEMONS Llinonlera, ou aise, $6.60; 360
sue, 60 76; other brands, 60c less.
ORANGES Mediterranean bweeta, 150,
17$, luo. 216 and 2o0 sixes, $3.50; 96, L.6, Jt8
sizes, $X26; Callforiila Navela, extra fancy,
176, Duo, 316, Uo sizes, 14. 00; fancy, 126 nu,
M oO; lsO size, $4 uV; choice, large sues, per
box, $2.75a3.00.
. BANANAS Per medium-sized bunch,
lWlio Jumboes, I2.5vyu.tp0.
OHAPE FRUIT Sixes 04 to 80, $6. 5 ..
FIOS California, bulk, 6Hc; (-crown
Turkish, 14c; 4-crown Tuikish, ilc; 1-crown
Turkish, 9c.
DATES Kadaway, 6c; sayera, 6c) haJ
lowls, 6c; new stuffed walnut dates, 9-lb.
box, 1L00.
NEW VEOETABLES.
BEANS New wax and string, per ham
per, $6.00.
BEETS. TURNIPS AND CARROTS Per
dox. bunches, ttSjuoc.
CABtlAOE New Texas, per lb., 3Hc.
TOMATOES Florida, 30-lb. crate, $a.iO.
LlcAK LETTUCE Hot house, per dos.
heads, 45c.
ONIONS Red or yellow Colorado, per
rui.n I'lar, rnWI.Mnif to
tirove. lot 15. Hensonnursi
John L. Reach and wife to Fred E.
Wlnshlp, lot 9. block 14, Myers,
Richards A Tilden s addition
John W. Rasp to Ueorge p Bemls
Real Fjitate company, lot 11, block
B. IToapect Place
Bame to sume, eSk lot 6. block H,
iAiwe's addition ...
Battle to fame. n?4 lot 1 block II,
Lowe addition ;
Bame to same, lot 12, block D. Lowe
addition ;
John O. Sterner and wife to Ktilna A.
Freed, lot 1. block 4. Redick Park..
Harry It. lApldus and wife to Charles
H. Eckery. lot 6, block L Ralph
I'lace
William B. Poppleton et al. to Caro
line L. I"uppleton. loU 18 to il,
block 1, Sulphur Springs addition....
Elizabeth tl riluihan to same, same..
Oe-orge Forgnn and wife to Austin
Miller, lot 3, block 1, Cllftnn Hiil. ...
Alhert Ij. Graves to Mary L. Kelly,
ev, lot 24. Archer Place
Mary F. Bourke to Joseph Frelden.
not) feet lot 2. block 7. Horbach s
Second addition
Mary A. 4irdon and husband to It.
B. McOregor. lots 7 and 8, block 10,
orchard Hill "A" " 1
James H. Mcintosh and wife to Frank
J. Burkley. feet lota 1 and 8,
Crescent Park V -.'.
John Conroy to Jennie Riley, lot L,
block 105, South Omaha
Anna B. Conroy et al. to O. A.
Elliott, nMi block 4. Corrlgan's Sec
ond addition. South Oniuha
O. A. Elliott and wife to B. S. Spear
man, same .L'"u,',-,",' "
Lizzie F. Hay eg to Alfred Q. Elllck,
lots 22 and 23, Lakevlew-. .......... ...
Alfred O. Elllck to Alfrod I. Crelgh.
lots 22 and 23, block 3, Lakevlew....
Maria Kraus and husbsnd to
Omaha Oraln Tennlna1. part lots
1 and 3, block 12, Kountxe A Ruth s
addition
Joseph Novak, sr., and wife to Bes
sie Kavan. lot 5. block 22. Wilcox s
Second addition
Bessie Kavan to Mike Ooltl et al.. sl4j
'ot 5, block 22, Wlicox's Second addl-
Same to Stephen Hutfleaa et al., nig
lot 5, block 22, Wilcox's Second addi
tion v.;
Harvey J. Grove to Henry Blenken
berg. lot 23, block 9. Ila..cyon
Heights i - 'V'V.U
Blanche O. Oeste and husband to
Hans P. Lyck. sV4 of w20 feet lot
I and part lot 4. block F. Lowes
addition
C. D. Armstrong to Albert P. Butter
field, lot 15. block 17. Wilcox's Sec
ond addition
L. D. Spalding and wife to Omaha
Safe Deposit and Trust company,
lots 1, 6 and 10, block 4. West E.id.
and other lots ......... ... .....
Julius A. Perkins et al. to The Bron
Reed Co., lot 2. block 1, Drake's
addition, and other lots...............
Lewis S. Reed and wife to Louise J.
Bllh, part of alley In block 6,
Alamo Pluxa .......
Anna Parson and husband to Josef
Fult and wife, lot 10. block 13,
Brown Park. South Omaha.
Cella Heeby and husband to Fran
tlska Sperl, lot 12. block L Mor
rison's addition, Bouth Omaha .......
Chester W. Illnxie and
Charles W. illnxie, lot 1L block 8,
IJncain Place -;-,;';;";,"
Badle Wlneenr and husband to I lar
ley O. Moorhead, lot 6, block 10,
Jerome Park
Robert O. link, county treasurer, to
Alfred O. Kllick. loU 22 and 23.
K1w,lr 9 TiWevleW
ime to Walter I 8elby. lot 3,
v.il. 0 ijush A Selbv'a addition
Bame to same, lots 2, and 8, Buck
eye, and other lota. ....... .............
Same to same, lot 8. block 1. Lln-
8me to VattieV lot' 2.' block 't. Patter
son's First addition, South Omaha..
8umo to same, lot 12, block 1, Oxford
BamV'o 'same, lots 2 and ' 3, block X
Sheridan Place
Bame to same, lot 20. block 19. Wil
cox's Second addition
Bame to same, lots 7 and 11, block 4,
Mayne's addition
Bame to same, lot 1, block i, Ham
mond Place, South Omaha ..........
Same to same, lota 1 and 2, block 14,
Central Park
Bame to same, lot 19. block 2. Ros
ter's addition .-;;--Vi-
Bame to same, n4 lot 16, block 2,
Millard Place -
80
tot
I
1,001
LOIS
1,001
1.50I
2,04
16
I
I
651
tf
13
8,269
1.000
1
1.209
5S
64)
1.425
two
800
1,600
ft
728
64
669
1.200
Total
..i-s.n.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THH
undersigned, who repteaent at le.al
26 per cent of the outstanding bonus Issued
under a certain deed of trust, dated Augual
1 lsao, from American Biscuit and Mariuiac
luring company to The Jennings Trust com
pany, now the Equitable Truat company of
Chicago, Illinois, tie- the said Equitable
Trust company, trut.ee under the deed
aforesaid, has tendered Its resignation aa
troatee to tuna effect as soon aa its auo-
1 reaeor baa been regularly chosen and has
qualified. Therefore, the unaersignea, py
virtue of the right, power and authority
conferred by Article VII of the said deed
of trust, hereby give public notice that a
meeting will be held at No. 206 La Ball
street, Chicago, Illinois, on Thursday, May
23, l'.o7, at 10 o'clock a. m.. for the purpose
of filling the vacancy In the office of said
trustee, and to transact such other business
as may be proper under the exigencies
created by such resignation and In pur.
suance of Article VII of the trust deed
aforesaid. Dated April , 1907. F. W.
WALLER. L. D. D07JER. E. F. HERR
MANN, Counsel, 409 W. 16th BL, New York.
All 2SM2-9
NOTIOE-8EAI.J-:D BIDS WILL BE REV
reived on or before 10 o'clock a. m., Mh
I, 1907, at the office of the land commis
sioner or secretary pf the state of Naj
braska for the furnishing and erecting of
one engine boiler of 125 11. P. capacity and
to tu II
11.100 1M 131
was unchanged at tri ornt in loe.liv hue I
Inwee mt ne y T "r 7 general character or tne orrerings. n ao-
advanced ZaM to 1". Mir nH'-ni ! S ' 'ral receipts at eastern points
, bolnts lower ft U Jrt "o . hijt.l I and lower prices there, the trade opened
W.v!7.i4.po , l.r'n ''n ihJ 19?,.! out slowly, with bids and sales generally
market . ith , .7nrM,J liLS l" 1'J?15"'", about 6c ower than yesterday. Aa has
67snd Cleveland warrant rB-Jw'i at t.n lb '"r some Ume past, the de.
i call the ma-k?t mnd bMt ,or th "hf and
t',4n7jPtj N: heavy and pacV.ni' grade, are alow and
Trn foundry 124 4Y. "' 1 ou,h' unsatisfactory sellers. Tops reached 15
8 T Tori s ffi u KfrTit a t a oda5r ,or cho,c "ht '" " against
1 duli lit 85 9-V4 ' S,It!r mZH .4 L-" W tu yesterday, and the bulk of the trade
oun at 86 8.H.. Spelter, weak at $6.62. wat a't u.m.tl'm. aa against $6-85iij4i.40 yee-
bu.. $1.0w; Texas silver skin, per crate, about one engine of 180 H. r toin of the abovi
45 lbs r 00- yellow Texas er crate about ' ' e s,at' penltentUry at Llncom. N-
Vim' ti it "luw le"- fir ate. about , brfllka hpeclflcatlons now on file in the
CI-crMBERS-Per doz 11 2A1 50 oftlce of th. secretary. GEO. C. JUNKIrV,
I PARSLE-lKou " Pub ali"?.1
BMIl,VIUH.KD ......
Snarar and Melssa-e
NEW TORIC. April 34 SIrGAR Raw,
firm; fair refining, 1 arc; centrifugal, 9S test
S7ic: molaaees sugar. 3 04c (Refined. steady
No. . 4.4K-: No. 7. 4 lie; No. 8, 4 30c: No.
4 Toe; No. 10. i 15c; No. 11. 4.10c: No. 12, Attic;
No. 13. 4.00c; No. 14. IKr: confectlonsrs' A
I; mould A. 5.15c: cut loaf, 6 SOo; crushed,
6.6c; powdered, 4 90c; granulated, 4-8uc;
cubes, lie
Mi iLASSFS Steady; New Orleans open
kett'e good to rt"ee 7J7r.
NEW ORLEANS. ' April 2a-45rOAR
Bteadv; open kettle re.rtrlfugal. laV,c:
centrifugal yellow. IKftiSc; seconds, 2Q
IVc.
MOLASSES Quiet; new syrup, SCrM4.
Dry Gaola Market.
NEW YORK. ADrtl 14. DRY OOODB Th.
I dry goods market holds firm. The reaelllng
or g'xKle by second hands baa not reached
the volume hoped for by users who are
short Full supplies of domestic prints,
ginghams and knit goods are being or
dered by Jot I. era and retailers. There were
mauir Luvsra la Lbs market for lha daw.
terday.
Representative sales: ,
6a . At. in Pt !4h. . th. Pr
I ...Ill 14 I 17 44 141 44 4 K
40 lut ... 4 10 II 211 ... IM
42 141 B0 I 10 I 24 K I It
1 !K I l 17 4 40 I 6
44 n W I K 14 110 ... Ill
II 160 40 4 60 TI 141 10 I 15
14 e 40 I 10 14 141 ... It
44 II 64 I 10 41 Xl ... I It
7 IJ ... I ir 44 HI 19 4 16
It 4 ... I U II HI 4 I 16
71 134 ... I 12 II 147 ... I U
II Ml ... I XV II IT! 60 4 K
64 ZW M I It 7( 141 12 K
46 Ml ... I n 44 144 so 16
I MO ... 1 tl-, 41 14 40 I 66
71 la! ... I 11 61 n ... 66
21 to ... I 12 4 IM 44 I 14
44 tat 40 111 4 144 ... I at
60 4 I II II IM ... It
It tat 4 I II 41. u ... t 46
I 1U ... I II 16 I4 ... 4 14
M 2T St I II 74 2.1 ... I M
61 ... 4 12 41 44 M 4
41 - .. I 1 47 114 ... I Bt
41 17.) S 111., 11 It t I 16
44 Ml ... t II 44 14 UO 44
11 xl ... lie 4 .... ..1.1 4 I ni
11 164 ... IH H 14 ... Id:
40C.
PIE PI .ANT 50-lb. boxes. $2.250175.
ASPARAGUS II 7t per dos. bunches.
NEW Pt I'ATOES Per lb.. Be.
RADISHES Per dox. bunjhe. 45c; extra
large bunches, 75c per dox.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOErt Table stock, per bu., 7&J0c;
seed stock. 76c'tf$1.00.
NAVI BEANS-Per bu.. $1.65; No. 1, $1.50.
BEEF Cl'Ta.
No. 1 ribs, UV! No. 1 ribs. 9Hc; No. 3
ribs. 9.; No. 1 loin, 17V: No. 2 Pun. 13e:
No. 1 loin, 13c; No. 1 chuck, c: No. 2
chuck, 6o; No. 1 chuck, SVyc; No. 1 round.
8c; No. 2 round, nc ; No 1 round, 7.-;
No. 1 plate, 4c; No. t plate. 3 Sc. No. 1
plate, lc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUGAR Granulated cane, in sack. $6 81;
granuiated beet, in sacas. 16 21.
COFFEEr-ltoastsd. No. 5. Kc per In.;
No. 30, 21c per lo. ; No. 15. luc per in.; No
to, 15c per lb ; No. 21. 13o per lb.
CHEESE block Swiss. Utc; limberger.
14c; Young Americas. 17c.
NUTS Caliiornia wall uta, No. 1. a ft
shell, 12c; No. 1. soft sheil, lie; Brax la,
16Hflc; pecans, 19t2c: nlnerts, 12h-; pea
nuts, raw, 7c; roasted, kjc: California ai
monds, UV. Taragona. 17V; coco 'nut,
$6 10 per luo.
CAN NFL GOODS Com, standard, .est
ern, 4ft)6i-c; Maine. $1 16. Tom.itoes. 4-lb.
cans. $1.45; standard, $-ib. cans, II ?c yne.
a t.p lea, grated. 2 1b., standard, $J.!"7ji;
silced. $1 758 36: fancy Hawaiian. .b .
12 75: 1-lb . 1176. Gallon apples, f a icy
l.'wviluo. Callforcia aprioota. 12 00. pt are,
$l.'5ii.w. leatbrs, faiuiy, $i-Iiu2.4t), 1 C
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trip. 49rtiTfLi u cue tilts ol Cfct Lb mmbf w oa) tu Lm
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Tartar Mr t Coiprtna of IjhHa elaoa M
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Moauo April :Aori.(i Juno It
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