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Newspaper Page TextTIIK OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, APRIL 11. 1908. 13 . . IA II , men GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Morning Market Nenroui and Value. Fluctuated Easily. GOOD DEMAND FOR CORN AND 0AI3 t.ain Valaea Rallied from Break of Yesterday and Wheat ewed r.'ooil Strength Cora Waa Firm. OMAHA. April 10, 1904. Grain v.ilucs rallied from the break experl- nifi yesterday a ml mmw strong advance, with some active trading. Offerings of. rash train were Unlit unci demand for -orn anil oata cm Rood. The marxet acted nervous throughout the morning and va ues tltifttiated raBily ami advanced readily with any support received. Wheat showed good strength from the 'art and recovered from yealerday'a break. There was n steady undertone to the mar ket, with values wntklng higher and an- aerlng quickly to all aupport. May wheat opened at S7Sc and cloned at 89c. Corn was firm, with no speclsl feature, and advanceil Rome, with the stronger wheat market and a good demand for rash grain. .May corn opened at 61c and cloned at tilVc, Oats were not active, but firm with the other market and an Improved cash de mand. May oata opened at 60c and closed a i iuc. Primary wheat recelpta were 281.O0O lushels and ahlpmenta were IXt.OW bushels, against rerelpta last year of WW.noo buahela and ahlpmenta of 180,000 misncls. Corn recelpta were 2S0.0flo buahela and ahlpmenta were 279,nO0 bushels,- against tecelpta laat year of 464.000 buahela and ahlpmenta of 69,000 hushcla. t'learances were lll.oo buahela of corn, 6.40 buahela of oata and wheat and flour equal to I'M. "00 bushels. Liverpool cloaed d to Tad lower on wheat and '.d lower on corn. Local range of optlona: "Article. I Open. I Higl. Low. Close. Yea y. "5V heat May... July..? Sept... Corn May... Jelly... Hept,.. Oats May... "7H ' 7J 89'J 87H M M n S3 M 78 78 78 78 78 1 mi4 tl tli, 61 59 !,9 59 69 59 68 58 68 58 M tO 60 00 60 DO Vmnha Caah Prices. WHEAT No. 3 hard. 9ffl2c; No. 3 hard, 8Wi89',ie; No. 4 hard, 83ijj'jc; No. 3 spring, 92j94c. CORN-No. 3, fo4l1r: No. 4 corn, 80 oHt : No. 3 yellow, til nll He ; No, I white, OATH No. 3 mixed. 4:fi 484c ; No. 3 white, 4f',4..; No 4 white, 48,C. IiVl'-No, '2. 71W72Hc; No. 8. 69tf 71c. Carlo Recelpta. Wheat. Corui Oa'a. Chicago 8 148 154 Minneapolis ,J in Omaha 39 17 I'ullHh 20 ... ... CllllAl.O (illAI A.NO PROVISIONS F'eal urea of the Tradlait and Closing; I'rleea oa Board of Trade. CHICAGO. Apt II 10. Small primary re ceipts and damage rcporta from Kansas jtnd Nebraska canard alrengtli todav In th local wheat -market. The May delivery cloaed at a net gain of lStilifcc. Corn waa ".I! higher. Oata were up Vti tc. Frovl blnna were unchanged to L"4c lower. The market Waa strong for wheat nearly all dHy. although at times prices reacted considerably on profit taking- aalea. The principal bulllah influence waa the numer iua rcp rt i which told of damage In western Kansaa and Nebraska by drouth. A material decrease In the primary move ment, however, was another Important lticlnr. Total arrivals were 281.00" buahela, tgalnut tWi.foo buahela on the aama day last year. The market cloaed rtrong. May opened MiC lower to Ho higher at k'jo to l"4c, advanced to tl-Sc and closed at JtlVfrfllc. Clearnncea of wheat and flour were equal to 266,400 bushels. Mlnneapolla, Duluth and Chicago reported recelpta of 190 cara, against :.t0 cars laat week and bib cara one year ago. Sentiment In the corn pit waa bullish all day, because of the continued small move ment. Trade waa light, however, because of acarctty of offerings. Unsettled weather In the corn belt aided the bulls. Tho mar ket cloaed firm. May opened c to "c higher at CT'va-iTSc. sold at 67U87He and then advanced to tt7. The cloae waa at 67-Se. IxuhI recelpta were 149 cars, with 28 of contract grade. The oats market was strong, but the vol ume of trade Waa small. The strength of wheat and corn waa the. main bullish factor, but the market waa also affected by dry weather rcporta from various por ters of the aouthwest. May opened Ne lnwer at KHo and advanced to 63V. where It closed. Iocal recelpta were 154 cara. Provision! were dull and easy. Commla alon houara .and local packers were modrr u ia sellers while the demand came chiefly from ahorta. At the close May pork waa off 12V at $13.36. I.ard waa 2V lower at J8. S5. Klba were unchanged at 7.1i. Ksthnaled receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 8 cara; corn, 111 cara; oata, 17Q cars; hogs, 13.000 head. Leading futures ranged as follows: Articles. I Open.! Hlgh.l law, Close Yes'y. Wheat May July Kept. I 'orn May July rlept. Oata a May bMay aJuly bjuly Pork Mav July K.-pt. Lard May July Hept. ltl'ia May July Sept. I V4 84 ltl-V !8-'M,,l liH'ktiaal MVhi 6H, . 4fii 43i,i 91V I 67"-;7 !-- I SH'-al Ml 46-n.' 43i ts;9i'.,sv,i 8y4 f:tHj MT,83,4ffi 'nf S3'4 S2 eil! 7i 67 t4 I I M OATH-Firm: track. No. 2 cash, 4!ic; No t white. ,Wf; Mav. 4;c. KIOCR Inill; ed winter patent. Jl Wit 4 7S; extra fnncy and s'raight, $t.liX(l.4o; clear. H..Vti3.7. K."l Tlmothv. steady, I3.2V54 oft. COHNM KAL Steady ; sat ked east track. II IWil.Hi. HAV-KIrm; timothy, 11kCKn5.fl0; prairie. IKtiN COTTON T1E8-H.0H. HAXllNO Tir. HKMP TWrNK-Hc. PHOVIRIONS-Pork, H:l:'4. lrd. lower; 8 2". Dry salt meats. shorts, 17.73; cbar rlba, 17 .624; short clears .". Bacon, stead v; boxed extra short, : clear ribs, x.37H; short clrara, IS.rtVi. POt'LTRY Weak; chickens. HWc; spring. 14c; turkeys. 12tfil3o; ducks. 11c; gees. ;v, BI'TTEH Steady; creamery. 24Vu3cr EOG8 I nchanged at 1SV. rase count. Receipt. Fhlpmonta. Flour, bbls 8.0O11 ,ooi) Wheat, bushels 23.000 2O.0I0 Corn, bushels Sm.kii) Kdflun Oata, buahela 77.0W SS.O'W lower: Jobbing, prime steam, $s.lio? steady; boxed extra M!W YORK GEM ICR A I, MARKET oa Yarlons Qnotationa of the Day Commodities. NEW YORK. April 10 -FIU'R-Kxports 2O..T00 bbls.; exports 8.9O0 bbls.; sales 7.40) bbls. Market unsettled, with light trade. Minnesota patents. $5.3iii5.3r; winter straights, 4.1f'a4.30; Minnesota bskert. M 2f(u4.75; winter patenta, $4.fi 4.50; winter extras, 3oO(fH.10; ilnter low grades, 13 60 fi 4.05:. Rye flour, steady; fair to good, to.OKij.-,.l0; choice to fancy. I5.0OS6.25. CORNMEALFirm; yellow. $1.401.50; coarse, tl 401.46; kiln dried. 3.6.H3.75. RYK Kaay; No. 2 western, 82c, t. o. b., New vork. WH EAT Receipts, 26.W) bushels; exports 7, RoO bushels; sales 2,fmo.WJO bushels futures, I6.O00 bushels spot. 8pot Irregular; No. 2 red, 98V, elevator and 99o f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1 northern tbiluth. V.i t. o. ., afloat. No. 2 hard winter, $l.of, f. o. b., afloat. There waa an active trade In. wheat today, and generally higher prlcea due to drought news from wcatern Kansas and Nebraska. The market closed quiet and strong at 1 rent net advanee. May, 97Vsty c. closed !vc; July 91 (fi J3i.,c, closed Mc. CORN Receipts, U.700 bushels; exports 4.MWI bushels; sales .15.01 10 bushels futures, I6.01O bushels spot. Kpot market firm; No. 2. 76c; elevator, and 7Ar. t. o. b.. afloat; No. 2 white. 7 V- Option market strong on covering by Mav shorts and closed fl?ii net higher. May, 7Hg"6',c, cloaed 7tiV: July closed TSUc OATS Receipts. 1.9.000 hushrls; exports, S.6'i0 bushels. 8pot market steadv; mixed oats. 2tVu-32 pounds, 65c; natural white, 2Mi 33 pounds. fiteyh68V; clipped white, S2Cg-40 pounds, 67jjL'c. HAY Dull and barely steady; good to Choice, 9ltj!tnc. HOI'S Dull; common to choice, 9fil2V. HIDES Dull; Central America, 17c. PROVISIONS Reef, firm; family, $15 50 !. ; mess, $120a 13.00; beef hams. $27.0tt 629.00; packet, $14.004i 14.50; city extra India mesa. $il50fi?4.0ct. Cut meats, quiet, pickled bellies, $m.504j9.5O; pickled hams. $9.50. Lard, barely steady; western, $s.5(KoS.tii); re fined, stendy; continent, $9 00; (South American. $7.75: compound. $7.257.60. Pork, steady; family, $Hi.00fil7.0O; short cleara. $1.00 1 7.60; mesa. $ 1 5.25 1 5.75. TALLOW Firm; city, itc; country, B4J)5i4C RICE Quiet; donirstic fair to extra, 3H.c. Hl'TTER Easy; creamery extras, 300 30V; thirds to firsts. 21tf29c; process, com mon to special, HJfu25c. CHPiESE Steady ; winter made. lOiWc; winter inade, common to fair. ?j10r, EOOS Steady; state, Pennsylvania and western, brown and mixed extras, 1KV; western, firsts, KiAlaV- POCLTRY Alive, firm; fowls, 15c; tur keys, 15c; dressed, steady; turkeys, 12igl7c: fowls, 12-B14V. WEATHER IX THE GRAIN BELT Fair and slightly Cooler la (he Latest Predictions OMAILA. April 10, 1908. Rains continue in the middle Mississippi, lower Missouri valleys and aoiithwest over Oklahoma and Texas, and showers were general throughout the Ohio valley within the laat twenty-four hours. The weather la generally fair in tha upper valleys and northwest, except light and scattered snows are falling in North Dukola and Montana. Temperatures are higher In all portions except the extreme northwest, where a moderate fall ia reported. The pressure ia higher over the northwest and will Increase over the central valleys during the next twenty-four hours, causing slightly cooler in this vicinity tonight, with continued fair tonight and Saturday. Omaha record of temperature and pre cipitation compared with the corresponding day of the last three years: y 190: 1907. 19os. 1906. Minimum temperature ... 42 3i 45 S2 Precipitation .00 .17 T .00 Normal temperature for today, 48 degrees. Deficiency in precipitation since IVlarch 1. 1.41 Inches. Deficiency corresponding period in 1907, l.ttt Indies. Exceaa corresponding period in 190S, .64 of an inch. L. A. WELSH. local Forecaster. Cora aad Wheat Regloa Balletla. For the twenty-four hours ending at 8 a. m., 75th meridian time, Friday, April 10, I908 : OMAHA DISTRICT. Temp. Rain Stations. Mav. Mln. fall. Skr. Asiuana, ieo.... hi ;m .hi I 62Vii 61'i 46l 4ai 13 471 13 75 14 10 8 37'i S HO 8 774 7 30 7 4o I oi'-i 13 4714! 13 35 13 80 I 13 K 14 10 i 13 97V4 8 ,17l 8 P) I T7H 7 20 I 7 4.1 i 7 67t I 634 &2H'5i 61,5H4ii$ 4-iS 46-4 43 ii'i 8 35 8 55 8 75 7 15 I 7 40 I 7 tUH! 13 Sfi 13 K 13 974 I 8 35 8 674 8 75 I 7 17H1! 7 424 7 06 I 13 474 13 774 14 074 8 374 8 674 774 7 174 7 40 7 65 No. 2. aOld. bNew. Cash limitations were aa follows: FLOCK Steady: winter patents $4.50? 4 sr.; straight . $4.00'U4 80; aprlng patents. Jf.0Vj.;i, straights, $1.20(4.40; bakers, $3.26 4.1o. WHEAT No, 3 .prlng, 93cQ$1.03; No. 2 red. 89S'u'.1c. , (TfflX-So. 2. 7ft7ic; No. 2 yellow, 67' i';74r. .OATS No. 2. 6lc; No. 3 white, 604tl62V. RARLKY Fair to choice malting, 7.'tiWc. SEEDS Flax, No. 1 northwestern, $1,184. Prime timothy. $4 50. PROVISIONS Short riha. aidea (loose), tii.ti2Vu7.124. Mess perk, per bbl., l3.Xrit IS.374. Lard, per loo lha., $8.30. Short clear idea (boxed), $7.5ofl7 76. Artli-lea Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls 1J. Wheat, bu 1M 3S.HO Corn, l.u 127. 117.400 (Utta. bu 19S.m 110.8m) Rye. bu 2 0"" 1H.2O0 Bailey, bu 25.200 :9.o.J On the Produce exchange today the but ter market waa eteady; creamerlea. 22iac; dalrlea. Jwi -'. Kgg, eaay; at mark, rases Included, 14ip: prime firsts, 14c, Cheese, steady; 121JUV- Auburn, Neb 5H 29 .on Columbus, Neb.. 6ft 36 .00 Falrbury, Neb.... 60 47 .00 Fairmont, Nrb.., 2 33 .00 Gr. Island, Neb., f.7 S3 .00 liartlngton. Neb. 8 38 ,0n Haatinge, Neb.... 64 44 .10 Oakdale, Neh.... 68 40 .00 Omaha, Neh 69 41 .) Tekamah, Neb... 66 So .00 tAlta. la 62 32 .00 Carroll. Ia 61 32 .00 Clarlnda, Ia 67 SO ' .00 Sibley, Ia IK) 32 .00 Sioux City, la.. 64 42 .00 Clear Pt. cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Pt. cloudy Hear Clear Minimum tNot Included In averages. temperature for twelve-hour period ending at 8 a. m. DISTRICT AVERAGES. No. of Temp. Rain. Qtallnn CI.Hnna lttv Mln lnk.. Chicago, 111 26 Columbus. 0 18 Des Moines, la.... 14 Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 Kansaa City, IJo.. 1 Ixmisvllle, Ky 19 Mlnneapolla. Minn. 27 Omaha, Neb 15 St. Louie, Mo 12 Good rains occurred throughout the southern portion of the corn arid wheat region within the last twenty-four hours and lighter ratna occurred in all other ex cept the Omaha and Dea Moines districts. The weather ia warmer throughout the en tire belt. L A. WELSH. Local Forecaster. 66 88 .04 6H 38 .08 60 34 .00 66 40 .18 ii 42 .22 64 4 .36 H6 34 T H2 3) .00 53 42 .16 Liverpool Grata aad ProTleioas. LIVERPOOL. April 10. WH EAT Spot dull; No. 2 red western winter, 7s; futures quiet; May, 6s 10d; July, 6s lld; Septem ber. Cs lOd. CORN Spot, prime mixed American, new, steady at 6s 6d: prime mixed Amer ican, old, firm at 6s 7d; futures dull; May, 6a 64 ) HOPS-In London, Pacific coast, steady at iU 15s'a2 es j, Peoria Urala Market. PEORIA, April 10. TORN-8lead v: No. 3 yellow, 5r: No .3. 66c; No. 4. 6344tS3c; 110 grade. 5tiV. OAVS-l'nchanged; No. 3 white, 51&61V; No 4 white. 'iTGMC. WHISK Y-$L3u. t Mlliraake Urala Market. 'mILWACKEE. April W.-WHEAT-Illaber; No. 1 northern. $1 44rl.; No. I northern. r fi1.0$: May. )14o bid. HARLEY Dull; No. 3, 5c; sample, 64 CORN-Itrm; No. 3 r l. I.oala Geacral Market. ST. IXI18. April )V WHEAT Firm; track. No. 2 red cash, 97c; No. 2 hard. 949 tec: May, 91e; July. 81'c. TORN'-Firm ; li aik. N" I 1 Sbii. 5c: No Whiit. 4t.i;; May. 6ti6)'.a;; July. 2'o. Kansas City tirala aad ProTlaloaa. KANSAS CITY, Mo.. April 10. WHEAT I'nchanged; Mav, 86c; July, 78V; Sep tenilier, 77c: cash: No. 3 iiard. 93n96c; No. 3 hard, 8Si93c; No. 2 red, 9j9c; No. 3 red, 9J'o9ic. CORN jic higher; May,' ilc; July, 694e: September, 67c cash: No. 2 mixed, t)t2c; No. 8 mlxd. 14tH2A.c; No. 2 wlilte. B2io2V; No. 3 white, 62Siii2V. OATS I'nchanged to 4vi higher; No. 2 white. 61 i 52c; No. 2 mixed. 474'u484c. RYE 747c. . HAY Cnoice tlmotliy, firm: $11.50612.00; choice prairie, 25c lilgher, W 751 10.26. Bl'TTER Steady to firm; creamTy extraa. 29c: packing Htock. Mi E'HIS Higher; treih extras, 15c; cur rent recelpta, I3'c. Receipt Shipments. Wheat, bu 25,iU 14.000 Corn, bu 15.u lti.oon Oata, bu 2,000 15,000 Oram quotations at Kansas City: Article. I Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Ciose. Wheat May ... July .. Corn May .. July .. 85, 77784 83 78, .1 61 1H I 61 .:59t5'i44iV 694 , 84 -774 85 78S 1 694 fash. CfhSe; May. NEW YORK STOCKS ANDBONDS Wall Street Market Enjoyt Consider! able Period of Strength. Mlaaeapolle Grata Market. MINNEAPOLIS, April 10 WHEAT May, 98V; July, Pec; No. 1 hard. tl'.il'S; No. 1 northern, $l.u; No. 3 northern, 9tsilV: No. 3 northern. So4j06V. HRAN in bulk, 21.00JZ1.25. FIjOI'R I'nchanged Jltst tiatenla. $6.15ti6.0; second patenta. $5 020; first clears. $l.06tj4.15; second cleara, $3.1i3.2j. Dalata Urala Market. Ul'U'TH. April W.-WHKAT-No. 1 northern. Wc; May. 96c; July, 9-c. OATS-47cA Core Market. NEW YORK. April -. 4JOFFEE The market for coffee futurea cloaed net. un changed to to higher, salra being reported or 44. (u bags; Including May. 5 70c: Julv, 6.76c; Seteinber. 4 hv; December, 6 ur, and March, t.isx-. Spot coffe quiet; No. I Rio, Sc: No. 4 Samoa. y8V; mild coffee, dull, Coidova- ST REACTION LATE IN SESSION Erratic Jampa of t nasaally laartlv isaaea Caeses Professionals to Hesitate Bonds Arc Firm. NEW YORK. April 10.-Th stock msrket enjoyed a considerable period of strength today, but gave evidence during the latter stages of the advance of a reactionary tendency. The advances were especially sharp In a number of usually Inactive stocks and the rather erratic Jiunps which were forced in these gave the market an artificial aspect, which begot a spirit of caution in following the movements. The professional element is proverbially suspicious of the passing of activity Into this class of securi ties, as they are usually the last resort of manipulation to auMaln prlcea after the ra pacitlea of the n.ore active Isauea have been exhausted. Thete was besides seversl con spicuous storks among the industrials which were almost wholly unresponsive to the rising tendency of prices and these proved an Increasing weight on the market. I'nlted States Bteel was the notsble example, al though Amalgamated Copper's heaviness also ftas of some sympathetic effect. The publication of a statement from Charles M. Hrhwab, ex-presldent of the I'nlted States 8teel corporation, fully concurring In the view with Chairman Gary published yes terday, on the advisability and probability of maintaining ateel prices, did not have the effect It waa apparently Intended to have. Thte waa partly due to the conspicu ous absence of any claim In either atate ment regarding present activity of demand or growth of orders. The repetition of pro testations of the determination to maintain prices carries an Impression of enforcing an argument to differing views In the trade, and does not quiet the persistent dumors of a likely reduction in prices. These rumors came from Pittsburg again today and were coupled with assertions of a further shrink age in ordera for finished products. There Were reports also, originating In London, that the selling of the Amalga mated Copper company was cutting prices in I-oudon. It Is impossible to secure any official information of the arts of this company, but the reports depressed copper securities In Paris. There was also another reduction of copper warrants in London and In the price of metal at the New York Metal exchange. The early strength in the market, outside of the specialties which have been referred to, was traceable to the Influence of the Erie financial settlement, the stocks of that company and the I'nlon FauHlc lead ing the movement. The assumption of buy ers 01 these stocks waa that more intimate relatione between the two railroad systems Would be the outgrowth of the advance of funds to the Erie by K. H. Harrlman Prospects for a good bank statement had some influence on the market, although the prevailing eaae of tho money market obscures the Importance of tho weekly changes to some extent. The promise Is for a gain In cash bv the banks of about $5.ouo,ooo. The fact that receipts from the interior on balances aa a result of the express movement are some what smaller than last week, waa accepted with complacence, aa a continuance of a full tide of the money flow from the Interior would be regarded as of sinister import as to the shrinkage in buelness activity. The sensitiveness of the wheat market to some reporta of damage to wheat in Kansaa from dry weather waa suggestive of the impor tance which will attach to that subject in the formation of speculative sentiment for the future. A rlae In the private discount rata in London was the feature of the day In the International money markets. Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value, $4,278,010. United States bonds were un changed on call. Following were the sales and range of prices on the Stock exchange today: Balei. Hlsh. Low. Close. Adams Kxprsna Amalgamated Copper .... Am. c. V Am. C. ft F. pfd Am. Cotton Oil Am. Cotton Oil pfd American Ezprea Am. it. A I pfd Ameri-an lco suurttiee. , Am. Linaeed Oil Am. Llnaeed Oil pfd Am. Locomotive Am. Locomotive pfd Am. 8. & R Am. 8. a R pfd. Am. Sugar Refining Am. Tohacro pfd ctfa...... Anaconda Mining Co Aichlaon Atchlaon pfd Atlantic Cnaat Line Baltimore A. Ohio Ral. A Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Tr Canadian pacific Central of New Jeraey... Chesapeake Ohio Chicago Ot. W Chicago fc K. W C, M. A Bt. P Chicago T. A T Chicago T. A T. pfd i. C C. A Bt. L Colorado P. A 1 Colorado at so Colo. A 80. let pfd Colo. Ro. Id pfd Conenlldateri Oae Corn Products, rfg , Corn Producta pfd. rfg.... lelawara4? Hudaon Pel.. L. W Denver A Rio Grande.... 11. A R. O. pfd Planners' Securities .... Krie Erie lit pfd Rrle Id pfd General Electric llllnola Central international Paper Int. Paper pfd int. Punip Int. Pump pfd loss Central Iowa Central pfd kanaas city So K. 0. io. pfd Louleville A N I.tno 1 Mencan central t.7il ITS Minn. A 61. L 210 244 M., St. P. A S. 8. M 7f0 113 177 2n,7no to", o-, S9'4 HO 333 33 38H 81 4 J74 M lo l.ft 18 154 17 1,200 214 21 21 )l 1,300 46 44 4 444 e to; i4 ti 40.300 ll 494 74 S4 2,30) 127 l'Jg 12 US 4 1.000 384 374 374 t.7r1 774 74 74 M M4 m ti4 3.8(10 744 724 73 (,IK0 fw4 8(4 J( till f3 83 M ."0 474 44 4, 4.2.0 154 li44 1544 17S 1.001) 824 K4 31 !0 (4 r4 i 700 147 147 144 ll.liW 1194 ll4 5 20 I'O M4 64 M4 4.70 244 24 234 1, 700 274 26 24 400 . ff,4 (.-,4 700 4:. 46 4 4.14 000 13V4 1174 U 2.000 144 134 14 K (-.4 3,100 1(74 164 K.4 4XS 304 60 8"0 .12 31 314 lS.Sii) 14 17 11.4 1 400 S 34 M 1.700 ;r4 234 35 Law i3 133 m 124 P" IMr 4 , 8-4 '64 o 234 s.14 234 1O0 71 71 Ti4 too 134 1J4 124 Sot 324 ' 334 31 200 234 334 i24 4i S3 fi24 VJ4 104 10M !' I4 244 244 M . St. P. A 8. 8. M. pfd 133 Mlaaourt Par 1 60 10.7.D 44', 444 444 M., K. A T 1,000 254 244 244 M v K. A T. pfd suft 64 It l4 Natlosal Lead t.9u0 67 644 M4 N. R. R. of M. pfd 44 New York Central 1.300 HS 4 4 N. Y . O. A W 200 334 '834 - Norfolk W l 1,100 Hi 4 44 644 N. A V. pfd to North American 1.100 64 .',34 634 Pacific Mall l.loO 2444 ! W, Pennavlvanla 1O.4H0 118 1174 1174 P'ople'a Uaa v 1.000 104 84 Ku P., C. C. te St. L M Preeeed Steel Car 00 214 144 24 Preaeed . C. pfd 81 Pullman Palace Car 3oo 1.V4 1534 Readiug 121.IOO 107 IU64 It.. 4 Reading let pfd 104 814 81 4 824 Reading f.4 pfd tl Republic Hleel 1 184 134 114 Republic Steel pfd I.aoo e4 84 Rock Inland Co 1,V U4 154 U4 Rock lalasd Co. pfd l.eoo 4 2s 4 4 Bt. L. A 8. r. Id pfd 254 Ht. Louie S. W 200 144 144 144 Bt. L. 8. W. pfd 2i 344 144 844 Southern Pacific I.1"0 744 74 744 Bo. PaclBo pfd 100 1U4 1114 1114 So. Railway 4.20O 154 144 144 Bo. Railway pfd l.lo 414 404 404 Teiaa A Pacific 1,100 184 18 174 T , t. L. A W 174 T.. St. L. A W. pfd 4O0 4"4 4.14 4.14 I nlon Pacific ,7M,!o0 124 12T4 13114 Vuloa Pacllc pfd.., too 80 74 ,1 I'. 8. Eipreaa DO I'. 8. Realty... 40 l'. 8. .Rubber "" 2 t4 l t'. 8. Kubber pfd " 86 824 824 I . 8. Sleel It, 344 344 844 1. 8. Steel pfd 1.700 li, M4 Va. -Carolina Chemical lw 1i 14 14 Va -Can). Chem. pfd hu Su4 IW4 Wabaab 1" K4 1"4 14 Wabaah pfd , 700 184 174 174 Wella-rBrgo L'iprea o Weatlnghouae Klectrte 4.7U0 174 U4 U4 Western I'oion 624 Wheeling a L. at 114 Wuromlg Central 1 14 wie. (entral pfd 34 No. PactSc. ea-dlv 1JH) 1374 1M is Central Leather i.l"0 fl4 1! 4 2 Central lelher pfd l.ttU 894 88 84 Hloee-BhenVld. Sleel 1 3u0 4 44 44 Ureal Northern pd 10 tu 14 t4 I244 Interborough Met 1 l 84 84 84 Int. Met. pfd ;e. C4 234 J. 4 I lab Cupper X.400 814 JK14 IU4 Total aalea tor Iba day, fit. too aharea. New York Mlalagr Stocks. NEW YORK. April 10. -Closing quotations on mining siocas were .Hi .110 . 4 . to . 11 . It .1.0 I Little Chief ... .180 Ontario . 14 Onblr 10 Poiaal , Savage sierra Nevada Small Honea .. ! Standard . I 21 40 71 Adams Cos. A lice Breees Hrunewttk C4M. ,. Cometuck Tunnel Cos. tel. A la.. Horn Silver Iron Silver Leadvlll Cos. .. Baak Clearlags. OMAHA. April 10 Bank clearings for to day were tl u7.144 10 and for the corre sponding week last year $J,010.T7. JO. , Treasarr Itateaaeat. AVA8H1 NQTON, April lO.-Today'a stale inent of the treasure' balanrea In the gen eral fund, exclusive ot the $lUi.vU),uu0 gold reserve, shows: Available eaah balance, $?M.77.1M. gold coin and bullion, $-7.KV H3n; gold certlflcatea. $A.40o.4(. n EPORT OF THE n.ERI( HOtSE Traaaartlona of tke Associate Baaks for the Week. NEW YORK. April 10. Rrsdstreet's bank clearings report for the week, enden April shows an aggregate of $:.IM.15r!.'A as sgalnst $-'.4.11. 444. () last week . and $3.0Hl.lts.()00 In the corresponding week last year. The following la a list of the cities: CITIES. l' Clearings. I no. Dec. New York Chicago Hoston Philadelphia St. IjouIs Pittsburg San Francisco Kansas City Ilaltimore Cincinnati Minneapolis New Orleans Cleveland Detroit Louisville IjOS Angeles Omaha Milwaukee Seattle St. Paul Buffalo Denver Indianapolis Fort Worth Providence Portland, Ore Albany Richmond Washington. D. C... Spokane, Wash..... Bait I-aks City Columbua 8t. Joaeph Atlanta , Memphia Tacoma Savannah Toledo, O.i Nashville Rochester .., Hartford Des Moines Peoria Norfolk New Haven (irand Ranlds Birmingham Syracuse Hloux City Springfield, Mass.... h.vanavtlle Portland, Me Dayton Little Rock Augusta, Oa Oakland. Cal orccster Mobile Knoxvllle Jacksonville, Fla..,. Chattanooga Charleston, 8. C Lincoln, Neb Wilmington, Del Wichita Wllkesbarre Wheeling. W. Va... Fall River Davenport ....; Kalamasoo, Mich.... Topeka Helena Springfield, Hi .'. Yotingstown Fort Wayne New Bedford Erie, Pa Cedar Rapids, la... Macon Akron Lexington Rockford. Ill Fargo, N. D . lxiwell Blnghamton Chester. Pa Sioux Falls, 8. D.... South Bend, Ind Bloomlngton, 111 Canton, O Qulncy, III Springfield. O Decatur, 111 Mansfield, O Fremont, Neb Jacksonville, III Oklahoma Houston Galveston ,-4$l.lo.;.T,ono. xis.xHi.tmni. ISO.W.OHOI. lll.4rtl.0nlH. 85.S42.nnOI. 4.1.A;,oiU. 3n.619.ooOl. 34.751.iOi 2iOL7.0l) . 26.i4.00rt. ix.ff74.nonj 14,Qmi,nnoj. 14.taiA.omi. 12.0t;i.ooo. 10.707.iOi . 10.144.OOili. 11,371,000! . 697.000;. 7.4S9.00O. 8.OB3.0OIV. .(OT.Onol . 7.6io.oor T.44,O00. $.781.0110 6.7.00O. ,353,O0O. n.osyiooi. 6.671,000'. .lKl.tliVI. s.u.'ra.OO-M 4,171.0001. 4.73S.aiOl 4.(W8,onoi 4,3H9.0ftO. 6,ai2,ono S,T18.KXi.. 2,22,omj . 4.061.nnn., 3.279.onoi., .Sh8.0flOI., 3,2iej.00oi., 2,iS.0n0i . 2,3:w,onoj., 1,879.000!., 2,4or!,ono., 1.97X.OOO., 1.926.0001., 2,147.0O0 2.17R.OOO . 1.874,000)., 1.597,0.( 1.772.000;., 1.4SM,wJ . . 1.3li2,(i00 1.4L'S.nO0!., l.tiiei.nno:., l,6ng,(Hi., 1,379.0001., I,4:i3.0f!, l,S49,O0O., 1,681,000 1.180.000., 1.210,(10j., 1.081, 000., I,3o1,000., I,l:i5,000., l,27i.0HO 8.'3,00O' . , l,4J,0floj 16.000 . , 987.(8 N1., 90,000'., 7o.oooj . . 588.0001.. 754.000) "14.0001., ttl000j., 904.O0OI 6.;8.ono 618,(i ., 677.000 671.0o0., 5!7.000 . , 478,000., 41,0(., 489,000 . 688.0(O 4-JH,., 421.UU0.. 661,00OL 496.00nf 406,000!., ' 447,O0O., 341.000). ' 2iO,000 296.ono 1.0oC,000. 17.797.(lOO 12,692,0U0. T.0, 2.9; is'.hi $.11 7.81 7.. .... .03 .... 18.8;, 2.4. 8.'o. ,... 2.4 .... 21.8 3. 10.6 10.11 1.91, .03 , 18.0. 38 1 8 23. 0 22.3 $0 21 30.6 i'l.i 17.3 'ii'.i fi.9 7.8 11 9 21.1 ' i .'i 26.3 2.1 7.3 12.7 2.2 '37'i 26.6 21.1 II. 9 'ii'.i 8. 10. t 20.7 4 8 III. 3 10.2 18.2 29.0 15.7 2X4 lti.7 "r!7 13.4 17.0 7.8 31 0 'in. 2 62.7 13.8 38.1 7.4 8.1 'ifl!s 9.3 20.3 2.4 $.0 2L2 "h-4 6.4 2ti 4 12.0 18.1 28.8 "3.6 27.0 10.4 16.0 11.4 17 .2 1.1 11.3 . 14.3 Not Included In totals because contain ing; other Items than clearings. New York Money Market. NEW YORK. April lO.-MONEY-On call, easy, I14WH4 per cent; ruling rate. 114 per cent; closing bid, lVj per cent; offered at 1 per cent. Time loana, dull and weak; sixty days and ninety days, 2Q3 per cent; six months, 314 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4HV8 511 per cent. 1 STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with actual business In bankers' bills at 14.8'XiO (fit.Stitio for demand and at $4.84dvtir4.8430 for slxtv day bills: commercial bills. $4.84. BIVER Bar, 64t4c; Mexican dollars. 47c. BONDS Government,, steady; railroad firm. The following are the closing quotations on bonds: f ... 103 'Erie p. I. 4a 834 104 do gen. 4a SI) 1WV. L. A N. unl. 4a M4 lot 'Man. c. g. 4a 82 10 Max. Central 4a 824 .j-z -oo lac inc 17 . 8lt4Mtnn. A St. U. 4a.. 80 .1084 M.. K. A T. 4a M . W4 do 2a 804 . 84N. R. R, of M. c. 4a 74 . 83 N. Y. C. g. 14 84 . 474 N. J. C. g. fa J24 814 No. Pacific 4a lco 71 V. 8. ref. la. so coupon .. I'. 8. 3a. reg. do coupon .. U. 3. 4a. reg.. do coupon . . Am. Tobacco 4a... do te Atchlaon gen. 4a... do adj. 4b Atlantic c. L. 4a.. 6al. ft Ohio 4a.... do 14a Brk. R. T. cv. 4a 74 do 8a Central of Ga. 6a,....1044N. W. 4a... do let tno, do 24 Ino do Id Inc Che.. & Ohio 44a. Chlraco A A. 34a. C, B. A Q. n. 4a.. (.'.. R. 1. A P. 4a.. do col. 5a CCC. A Bt. L. g. Colo. Ind. Ka, aer. rolo. Mid. 4a Colo. A 80. 4a Cuba la 1014 Colon PaciSc 4a D. A R. O. 4 n do cv. 4l maimers' Sec. ta 70 V. 8. Steel 2d te Hocking Val. 4 4a... 101 4 Wabaah la Japan 4 T4Weaiern Md. 4a. do 44a ctfa 84 w. L. K. 4a.. do !d aerlea tiaiWIt. Central 4a.. Bid. "Offered. 17 O. 8. L. rfdg. 4a 884 -8 I'enn. cv. 34a 804 344 Reading gen. 4e M4 87 St. L. A 1. M. c. (a.. IO34 81 4 t- L. A B. F. t. 4a. t4Bt. L. 8. W. c. 4a... 04 83 BeaboarH A. L. 4e.. 4t 844 Ko. Pacific 4a 85 84 do let 4a clta 84 54480. Railway 6a 914 Texae A P. la 1044 is j., 01. u. a w. 4a.. 70 .100 . fr MS ...107 ...44 ...84 ...83 Boatoa fttoeka aad Bonds. BOSTON. April 10. Money, call loans, 2Vi gt per cent; time - loans. 4j4J per cent. The following were the closing prices on stocks and bonds: Atchlaon adj. 4a 811 Atlantic do 4a WHBIinham . Mr. Central 4a 4Cal. A Hecla.. Atchlaon 744 Centennial do pfd 4 Copper Range .. Boiton A Albany 110 Daly Weat Boaton A Maine 134 Franklin Ronton Elevated 133 Grenbv , Fltchburg pfd 127 Isle Rnvale .... Meitcan Central 144 Mm. Mining .. N. Y . N. H. A H... 1334 Michigan I'nlon Pacific 12X4 Mohawk Am. Arge. Chem 18 Mont. C. e C. do pfd 83 Old Dominion ., Am. Pnait Tube 54oeceo!a Amer. Sugar 1254 Perrot do pfd 123 Qulncy Am. T. A T lUSShannon Am. Woolen -0 Tamarack do pfd Trinity Pnmlnlon I. A 8 15 t'nited Copper . Edleon Flee. Illu 110 1 g. Mining... General Electric 133 rtah Mane. Electric Victoria do pfd 45 Winona Maaa. uaa 674 W olverine , I'nlted Fruit l-"4North Butte ... In Hud 8. M 444 Butte Coalition do pfd 17 Nevada V. 8. Steel 34 Mitchell do pfd 84Cal. A Arliona. Adventure lArlaona Coin. . Aliouea !4(irene Cananea Amalgamated .11 Aaked. Bid. .. .. 7S ..as .. 114 .. .. 8 .. 7 .. 0 .. 11 . . 47 .. to .. 84 .. 32 .. 184 .. 83 .. 114 .. 81 .. 11.4 .. J .. 444 .. (84 .. Ha .. 5 ..IK .. 134 .. .. 114 .. Tl .. 884 .. 18 London Closing; K looks. LONDON, April 10. American socurlties opened quiet today, with prlcea ranging ftom V below to H above yeattrdaa New York cloalng. London cloalng stock quotations: Coneoie. money . .. 87 8- .8 Mo.. Kan. A Tetaa do account Anaconda Atchlaon do pfd Baltimore A Ohio.. Canadian Pacific ... Cheeapeake Obis Chi. urea Wnlern Chi., Mil. A St. P De Beera Denver aV Rie Oranda 11 do pfd trie do tat pfd ... do Id pfd ... flrank Trunk . . llllnola Central Louleville 4k Naab s vn 44 88 344 M 144 I04 414 T44 14 874 New Vork Central . 7 4 Norfolk A Weatera .78 do pfd ... . IS Ontario A Weetern . 844 Pennaylvanlg .li84Rand Mlaee . 124 Heading . 8 Southern Railway . ,124 do pfd 11 4 Southern Pu-lflo ... I nlon Pacific 66 do pfd It I'nlted States Bteel. 854 do pfd t! Wabaah 1S4 do pfd 124 Spanlan 4a 124 Amalgamated Cooeee.. SILVER Quiet at ib -16d per ounce. mu.k tt X4."k per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short hills is 24s per rent; for three mcnths' bills, 2Vi4t?H Per rent. 84 lot 4 II 18 83 (1 OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET No Material Change in Cattle Values Since Yesterday. HOGS SELL FIVE TO TEN LOWER Very Light Ran ef "keep and I.aanba, wltk Prices steady lor tke Day, at Fifty Ceata Lower for Week. Regard (agar Advances. NEW YORK. April 10 -All grades of re fined sugar were advanced 10 cents tier 100 Dounda tnilav. SOI TH OMAHA. April 10, 19. fteretpts were: Official Monday Official Tuesday Offtrlal Wednesday , iimciai inursoay. Estimate Friday Five days this Veek... 14.15 Heme riaya last week. .. .18.381 Same days 2 weeks ago.. 17. 791 Home days 3 weeks ago. .17.24.1 Same days 4 weeks ago. .16.7) Same days last year 0.640 The following table shows the rerelpta of rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for the year to date, compared with last year: 19m. 1901. Inc. Dec. Cattle 28.021 315ir. 47,135 Hogs 860.919 M.VW 191, 21 Sheep 410.432 672.378 1M,4$ The following table shows the average price of hogs at South Omaha for the last several days, with romparisons: Ittle. Mogs. nneep. 1.841 I.&88 10,18", 8.344 6.849 2.K9 6.229 8.18 7.178 2.793 8.M0 3.887 919 6.319 1.521 32,014 24.798 2tl.l87 18.6f.9 28.475 43,687 65.731 37.1V6 61.231 21."9 41,006 33,36: Date. I 1908. 1907. 106. 1905. ;1904. 1903. 1S02. Marrh SO. March 81. April 1.... April 2... April $... April 4... April 6... April 6.... April 7... April 8... April 9... April 10., 67 I I 891 6 78 I I 6 694 5 79 I C 46 j 6 06V.I 47 6 73 V! 6 481 48 6 79 6 46 6 rj 1 6 74 5 7.1'i 6 68 36! 6 32 6 39 80 ( 20 e j 6 901 $ 28 6 22 6 21 6 21 1 22, e 6 261 t 09! 6 141 t 161 e 6 15 i 21 6 29 6 30; 6 '2t 6 25 e 6 251 S 071 4 94 6 04 I 09 e I 14 t 07 6 00; 4 9:1 4 91 4 91 1 1 29 7 80 7 24 7 26 0$ 197 6 (S e 68 4 ;: 7 561 7 24i 68 7 27 6 64 7 251 6 6.' 7 25i 80 Sunday. The official number of cars of stock brought In today by each road was: Cattle. Hogs. Sncep. H'r'a. C M. St. P. Ry .nissori h-aritlc t. I'nlon Pacific 9 C. ft N. W. (eaat).... 1 C. N. W. (west!.... 15 C., St. P.. M. O.. 2 C., H. & Q, (east).... 6 C, R. & y. (west).... 1 C, R. I. ft p. (cast).. 1 C. R. I. ft p. 1 weat) .. Chicago Ut. Western 1 1 39 6 1 16 3 88 6 Total recelnta K vThe disposition of tho day's receipts was aav follows, each buyer purchasing the number ot head indicated: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. omaha Pack nar Co 1AX Bwlft and Company 113 Cudahy Packing Co. vrenour v t o , Halatrad Packing Co Cudahy Pkg. Co., K. C. .. Cudahy Pkg. Co., Kt. W.. Sohwartxchtld ft BulsbT.. Carey ft Benton W. I. Stephen Hill ft Son J. B. Root ft Co McCreary Carev Klngan Packing Co Rlackshlre Independent Parking Co.. St. Loula Packing Co Other buyera 116 62 18 100 150 23 12 ' 6 8 tisT 15 ion 28 877 307 2.118 1.944 $46 1 ' &) 1.116 Totals . 614 7,460 2.6 CATTLE There were not enough cattle In the yards this morning to make much of a test of. the market, but what few there were sold very readily at good, steady prloes so far as killers were con cerned. While the week started out with very bright prospects for the sellers of fat cattle, the market being much higher on Mon day, later developments were not so favor able. In fact, the market since Mondav has had a steady downward tendency, so, that all the advance of the first of the week has been wiped out. Heavy beeves have been the Worse sufferers and at the close of the week tlfey are lOigilSo lower than at the close of last week. Other kinds of cattle, while all the advance made the first of the week has been lost, are still at the close about where they were one week ago. Cows and heifers have shown less change than have beef steers. They did not ad vance so sharply at the beginning of the week and have not declined very mtioh sine. In fact, at the close of the week the general run of good cows and heifers are selling about where they were a week ago. Oood feeders sold very well all the week, but common and Inferior grades were hard to move owing to the fact that speculators are pretty well filled up. The feeling at the cloae is generally easier. Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn-fed ateera, $8.2&1iflS5; fair to good corn-fed ateera. $5.75fi.2D; common to fair rorn-fed steers, $6.0iH66.7n; good to choice cows end heifers, $4.85J5.85; fair to' good rows and heifers. $3.754.8R: common to fair cowe and heifers, $2.00(5i3.76; good to choice stockers and feeders. $4.765.26; fair to good atoi'kers and feeders, 4.f54 7fi common to fair stockers and feeders. 13 00 tH.00. ' Representative sales: BEEF STEERS, No. Av. Pr. No Ar. Pr. 1 80 f 00 14 12!1 C 0 11 11H OS 7 1032 5 86 10 "4 t 18 if 47 a on 10 too I 20 8 );"70 l to 11 7M 5 40 20 107 I IA 3014 I 45 88 13M 48 28 U7 I 4S t 80 48 10 1040 I 70 51 um ( (j, 10 1022 t 85 18 no t aj COWS. 4 an? 1 8D t toot 4 00 1 ) 1044 4 M 1 70 I") 4 1081 4 7i 4 87 1 00 J. i;40 1 7j 5 l) 1 00 1 18 V) 4 80 t 140 1 f- 3 1243 4 l ... "4 1 15 20 107 4 80 1 1S 40 4 , ntt 1 00 1 775 1 f.0 1 1430 I to 1 W 'J 1285 (60 HEIFERS. 1 4 TO ( 88 8 830 t 484 4 00 t do ( 40 (K 4 10 1 1440 5 75 1 448 4 78 ( jolt ( (0 2 740 ( 1" DULLS. 1 I'll t 8 1 16S0 4 25 t 1275 I 15 1 !K) 4 78 1 1030 1 00 1 1fV40 4 to 4 : 12S0 I 10 1 JloO t 15 1 11,0 'Wes. 4,19 411 t M I 75 1 (48 4 25 1 100 4 00 1 t2 8 W HOOB Opened 610e lower this morning cloalng generally lOo lower. The early market was reaaonably active and the bulk of tile hoga Sold largely at $S.6oj.70. and on up aa high at $5.75 for a top. The close was rather a till as well as weak. The advance made during the early part of the week ia now all wiped out, the mar ket today being 6(8 10c lower than at tho cliee of laat week. Representative sales: No. 70.. 68.. 87.. (I.. 8S.. 86.. Av. .h. Pr. Ill 1) ( 45 263 80 ( 83 185 40 ( 88 8 35 85 . ,1"4 ..185 88 TO to T4 75 (0 Av. Bh. Pr. . 821 180 ( 10 .2 ...'6 724 ..!75 ... ( 724 . J30 ... I 714 ..2S-I 110 ( 75 ..M4 ... ( 74 180 to- ( 5 SHEEP Receip-.s were very light this morning and ot the number reported in two cars were sofd to arrive. Three cars of good Mexican lambs sold up to $7 50, which was practically everything in the way of killers that was actually offered on the market. The feeling was steady, there being no apparent change as com pared with yesterday. The tendency of prices has been steadily downward this week and at the close. prices are generally 50c lower than tbey were at the close of noted yesterday, is to be found In the last week. The cause for the decline, aa aharp break at eastern points, which have forced western markets downward. Prices at this point are siHl high in comparison with other markets. Quotations on lambs: Good to choice wooled. $7. 26ft 7.50; fair to good wooled, $4.75t37.26: good shearing lambs, carrying fl.-eh. $6.75hv7.2&: good she-aring lambs, thin, $6,004)6.50; shorn lambs, 50c under wooled stock. Quotations on sheep: flood to choice light yesrllngs, slum, $6.26(16.60; fair to good yearlings, shorn, $6Ku6.2s; good to choice wethers, shorn, $600-116.26; fair to good wethers, shorn. $5 7546.00; good to choice ewes, shorn. $6.5ot(4luu; fair to good ewes, shorn, (5.tM6 60; mils snd bucks, shorn $3.0i-a4 50; wooled sheep. 2j40c above shorn stock. Kaasaa Cltr l.lto Stork Market. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. April 10. CATTLE Receipts. 1 4o0 head, Including 7' HI south erns; market alow and ateady; choice ex ports and dreased beef stevrs. 16. S"5 : fair to good. $6 2fti 30; awestern steers. (5 (4) $675; stockers and feedera. $3.756690; southern steers, $4.7tti6.4u: southern rows, $o t'4.75: native rows. $3 6irfi6 5tt; native heifers. $406 25; bulls. $3.Stji5.26; calves, $4 Ufut 00. HOGS Reeling. $600 head: market $l0c lower; ton. $6911: bulk of aalea. $r,.7urao; hirtf. !ijua packers and butchers. - II II M ! Ml II II II It H !l II II I1 I! II II IMI II II il II II II M i' il II il II 't :l I' II H M 11 ' ! - A DU'S ABILITY to transact your banking buslnesa promptly antl efficiently dcpf-nrl9 upon Iti equipment. Tha equrpment ot this Bank embodies every modern facility lor the gatlsfactory transaction of all business entrtiRtPd to It. You are respectfully Invited to rail and open niV account. 3 Interest Paid on Certificates of Deposit. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OMAHA THIRTEENTH AND FARIIAM STREETS Oldest and Largest Bank in Nebraska. II I! !l I! II I! I! II H i' ti !! I! i! II II !' II I! !! tl i i h ! ' l li n il l j SECRET SKRYICK. NO PARTY LINKS. ft "Wo Have Made Good WE SAID we would build a Telephone Plant in Omaha WE DID. WE SAID we would have Telephones working by Decem ber 1st, 1907 WE "DID. WE SAID we would have 3,000 phones in operation by April 1st, 1908 WE HAVE.' WE SAID we would have Long Distance Connections by March lth, 1908 WE DID. ' WE SAID we would give Omaha tho best Tclphone Ser vice in her history, and at Reasonable Rates. WE ARE. Business Phones $4.50 Net. Residence Phones $2.00 Net.' Exchange open to visitors every Saturday night. Come and see us demonstrate the Automatic Switchboard. Independent Telephone Company Twentieth and Harney Streets. .7ii0 92H; lights, $5.606.83; pigs, $1.00 4 26. SHEEP AND I,AMRS-Recelpts, 710 heail; market dull and weak; lnnihs. $S.Ew?r7.4o; ewea and yearlings, $!5.;S6i?iU.&0: western yearlings. $8.2&fi7.00; western sheep, $o.0Ktt .6; stockers and feeders, $3.6tKS'5.uO. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAItKRT tattle Steady -Hobs Five to Ten Cents Lower. CHICAGO, April 10. CATTLE Receipts, 2.0OU head; market steady; steers, $."..VKX 7.40; cows, $:i.ti04iB.7B; heifers, $3.40r(i.2i; bulls, $a.6tc5.in; calves, $5.0O!.75; Blockers and feeders, $3.aif6,15. HOGS Receipts, 18,000 head; market B 10c lower; choice heavy and Fhlpplng, $.oi Hi6.Hl; hutchera, $rt.l(Kt'..20: light mixed, 00; choice light, $ti.OMi4S.10; packing, dutt.on; pigs, $4.3tJii5.jt.t; bulk of sales, feti.00. SHEEP AND LAM rtS Receipts. head; market steady but alow; sheep, $fi.96 $s.oo $6.tJ 5.000 $4.50 4t6..'5; lambs, $6.&0ifi7.5; yearlings. $.76$7.U0. fit, Louis Live Stock Market. ST. LOUIS April 10. -CATTLE Receipts, 10,000 head, including 3J5 Texans. Market steady; native shipping and export steers, $6.2M7.2S; dressed beef and butcher steers, $.i.40ttfl.55; steers under 1,000 pounds. $4.75) B.0; stockers and feeders, $3.tKXfj5.a"); rows and heifers. $3.7.V7fti.OO; canners. $2.0oii3.(l; bulls, $.12Mie,2f; calves. $:i.fi(iift7.0fi; Texas and Indian steers, $3.60ti.25; cows and heifers, $1.7R(h4.2B. HOGS Receipts, 6.000 head; market 3c higher. Pigs and lights, $4.0(Vfm.l(); pack ers. $5 B0(&4i.l0; butchers and best heavy, $5.8.Vgti.o. SlIKEP AND LA MR8 Receipts. SHO head; market steady; native muttons, $(.OOW6.00; lambs, $4.6Orrl0.O0; culls and bucks, H.75f(i 5.00. Ht. Joaeph ST. JOSEPH. Receipts, 3Mt head tlves. $o.50(uti.S0 Live Stork Market. Mo., April 10. CATTLK market nominal; na- cows and heifera. SlM'j.a 5.2."; stockers and feeders, $3.5mii3.H), HOGS Recelpta, Wl head; market lower: bulk, $5.705.IS. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rreclnts. manter. ror ;.. 85. 6)10c none: lambs, $7.15tj7.60; yearlings, Sloax CI4T Live Stoek Market. 8IOCX CITY, April 10. (Special Tele gram.) HOGS Receipts, 3.S00 head; market 6ft10o lower; range, $5.60?i6.80; bulk, $S.t5 tjS.70. CATTLE Receipts. S00 hesd; . market steady and weak; beeves, $5.00tt4.75; cowa and heifera, $4. 006.&0; Blockers and feed ers, $4.00(34.75; calves and yearlings, $3.00 ' n Stoek in Sight.. Receipts of live slock at the six principal WCEIC1I1 iimiacm j trot ci tny -. Cattle South Omaha M9 8iou City 800 Kansas City 1.4-0 St. Ixtils 10,ii St. Joseph 3f7 Chicago 2JXKJ BANK DEPOSITS OUAJtABTTXZD. -Citis.ns Bank ft Trust Company. Btata Ssposltory, - Bartl.avllla, Oklahoma. Urpoalta In thla twin It tit AHANTfch.D by ttax Biata of t)klahnma Guaranty Fund. Nw atat. law pro vides AHHOL.HTK SAFKTY to our depoaltora. lha State auarantoea the return of I tielr monay on de mand undfr any riri-umatanrea. W? pay tniareat on time depoatta. Mnke retnittanve in any form. Pull Information furninh-d upon r-qui't. Larg.st Btata Bank In Eaatoru Oklahoma. Hogs. Sheep, .a4 i.b.'l 8,800 ft.iiOO 5,1810 591 lS.OOO 700 300 B.Ot'o Totals 41', 40 7.521 Metal Market. NEW YORK. April 10.-METAI.S The 1 option tin market waa lower, with spot closing 144 5s and futures 142 l"s. Lo cally the market waa easier at $!I.62W 31.87Vj. The London copper market wua 15a lewer, with spot quoted at 67 15s and fu turea 58 6s. Locally the market waa weak and a little lower, with Lake quoted at $lZ.75f8l2 S7W; electrolytic, $rj.tjJ4fil2.75. and casting aC $I2.37MH$50. It Is reported that one of the leading producers whose selling I trices had be-n held down above the inar tet has met the figures of other Interests. One concern Is still said to be holding for but to he doing no huslncsa at thla figure. Lead was lower In London, spot at 13 15s. xcally the market waa firm, but unchanged at $3.9ia4.j(. Kpchcr declined to 21 5a In the London market, but waa dull and unchanged at H.ftit4.7B In the (oral market. Iron was lower in London with Standard foundry quoted Ht nls and Cleveland warrants 52s 3d. Locally no change waa reported. No. 1 foundry north ern, $18.2618.75; No. t northern, XM.Toiit 18 25; No. 1 southern and aouthern yaoft, $17.20' 18.00. f ST. IX)I'1S, April 10. METALS Lead, weaker, $3 &a. Spelter, lower, $4. jo. Cotton Market. NEW YORK. April lO.-COTTON-Futures opened stesdy; May, 40c; July. 9.4:1c; Au gust. 369.40c; Heptemher, .31c; October, 37c; December. 3fit9.37c; January. 9.37ty .:; March. .4Xi).4Jc. Futures closed easy; April, $.2Hc; May. t.3tk': June, 9.3tic; July, 9.4oc; August. 9. 34c; September, 9.3Sc; October. 9.37c: November, 9.3ic; December, 9.37c; January, 9 3bc; March, 140c. OALVE8TON, Tex.. April 10-COTTON-Stcady at lttSc ST. lXH'lS. April 10. CrOTTON Dull : middling. Wmc: aalea. none, ii'celpta. :it2 balea; shipments, 85 bales; stock, PMH bales. NEW ORLEANS. April 10.-COTTON-Spot cotton, very steady; aalea. 4,750 hales; low ordinary, t io-16e nominal; ordinary, t-tkc: good ordinary, s 1-ltk-; low ordinary, 9 5-lc; mlddllna. lOc; good middling, i'c; middling fair, ilc; fair, V,c nominal; re celpta. 6.479 balea; stock. 179.49 bah s. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET. Condition of Trade and Qantatlons on Staple anu Faner Prodoce. EGGS Fresh selling eggs, candled, lla, BUTTER Common, lc; fancy tub and rolls, itu2lc; creamery, 30c. CHEESE New full cream, Wisconsin twins, 17,ic; new full cream brick, Via; do mestic new Swiss, ltc; ntw llmburgsr, li'J 16c; young Americans. 17Ve. LIVE POL'LTKY Springs, H". hens, 10c; roosters, 4c; ducks, 9c; geese, 7V4c HAY Choice No. 1 uplund. $7.50; medium, $$.50; No. 1 bottom, $5.Co; off grades, $4,004) (.00. Ry Straw, $7.00. No. 1 alfalfa, tll.ua TROPICAL FKCITS. BANANAS Port Llmoii. owing to sit, per bunch. $1.W o $3.00. ORANGES Extra fancy, SO to 98 slue, per box. $2.75; extra fancy, 112 slxe, per box, $2.85; extra fancy, 12t and 150 sice, per box, $3; extra fancy, 176, 2ij0, 216, 260 slxe, per box, $3.ii; extra fancy, Washington navels, 80 to ! slxe, per box, $2.50; extra, fancy, Washington navels, 112 size, per box, $2.a; extra fancy, Washington navels, 12d and 150 size, per box. $2.75; extra fancy, Washington navels, 176, 200, 216, 250 size, per box, $3. LEMONS Extra fancy, extrA long keep ing, atwfo 360 size, per box, $4; vxtra choice, extia long keeping, 3ij and 360 size, per box, $3.76; extra fancy, SuO ante, per box, $3.50; extra choice Greyhound, 3u0 suit, per box, $3.25. FRUITS. APPLES Washington, Rome Beauties, Red Cheex Pippins, Kings, tSpys, assorted, per box, $1.5o; California red winter Pear mmm, per box, $1.50. STRAWBERRIES Texas berrlas arrived Monday and sold for $6. Another lot came Tuesday and sold for $5. Probabilities are they will get as low as $4. GRAPES Malaga, choice, per keg, $1.00; Malaua. extra fancy. $4.50; extra choice. per keg, $4.25; extra fancy, extra heavy, 13.00. ... LltAMitKiuts-tura rancy iii-u ana Bucle, per bbl., $10.00; extra fancy Jersey, per bbl., $8.00; extra fancy Jersey, per box, $3.00. TOMATOES-Florlda . (6-tmsKat crates;, per crate, $4.00; Cuban tomatoes, owing to Quality. $1.50 to $3.00. PEARS Extta fancy winter fc'ellia, per box. $2.75. CALLIKLOWER-Pei- Z-dozen crata, 13.00 to $3 50. ' LETTL'CIJ Florida head, per hamper $3; per due. $1.001.60. OLD AND NEW VEGETABLES.. TOMATOES Extra fancy Florida (6 baakut ctatcs) per crate, $3.60; choice l'loritla (4-basket urates), por urate, $3. I'EPPERS Floiida tu-basket crates), per crate, IJ'.'. CLCUMUERS Extra fancy hot housn, Illinois 12 dux ), per box, $4 choice hot house, Illinois (3 doz.), per nox, $2. Hot houst) lndiBhcs. heud lettuce, onions, paraley. per dos., toe. Southern radlahes, fiat sky, new beets, new carrots, new abal ots, owing to sizu, p-r doz., 4utf0c. Old carrots, purbiups, turnips, beets, per bbl.. $2.26. RUTABAGAS Canadian, per lb., lc CABBAGE-Extra fancy Holland seed, per ll., IVie. ONlONS-llxtra fancy Red Globe, per lb.. 2He; Wlaconsln yellow, per lb., 2c: Va lencia Hpanlkh, p-r crate. $1.6o; Valencia Brinish, l.M'-lb. crates, $4 2i . ONION SETS Vcllow bottom. 32 lbs. In Lu., per bu . $2.75-. reu. $3; while. $3.26. SEED POTATOES Kanaas sweet, per bbl., $1.85: E-liu. lots. $1.75. ' NUTS, CIDER, HONEY. DATES. CELERY Coacoanuts. each 6c; per sack, $4. No. 1 selected California English walnuts, per lb., litic. Filheita, Brazils, Jumbo pecans, butternuts, per sack, l?Hc. No. 1 hand picked peanuts. H asted. 8c; raw, 6c. HONEY California alrl.-tly fancy, $4 fratnea, per rase, $3.76. CK1,ERY Florida, per crate. $3.60. PAT'.':S-us,ar walnut per box, ll.Ofc BEEF CUTS. R'.hs: No. 1, 15c; No! '-.-ISe; No. 8. 10'4e. I.olns: No. J. l'Jc; No. t, lie; No. 3. Y!e. Chuck: No. 1, 8c; No. 2, 7'ic; No. 3, Round: No. 1, 10c; No. 2. 9',c; No. 3. $V,c. Plate; No. 1, 6c; No. ?. 514c; No. 3. 6c. Philadelphia Produce Market. 'PHILADELPHIA. April 10. HITTER Firm, good demand; extra western cream ery. 32c; nearby prima, 34c. EGGS Firm, fair demand; Pennaylvania and other nearby firsts, free cases, 16c at mark; current recelpta In returnable cases, 164 at mark; western firsts, free raaea, 16c at mark; current re;i-tpla, free cases, lfSc at mark. CHEESE Steady; New York full creams, choice. ii'.iil.c; fair to good, 14'vtflEc. Wool Market. BOSTON, April 10-WOOL-The Commer cial. Bulletin of Boston, making its report upon statistics gathered for the govern ment, will say, tomorrow of the wool mar ket: The market has been really active, the first Indication of Improvement sines the first of Hie yaar. Aggregate transfers are conservatively estimated at 6.&u0.) pounds. The lowest prices that have pre. vailed for a long time have been accepted. The ahlpmenta of wool from Boston t) April 9. IncltiKive. according to the aam i authority were 37.21X.U2N pounds, agalnn 89.52c,'.to5 pounds the same time laat year. The recelpta to April V, Inclualve, w r 34.:t79.373 pounds, against 69,146,122 pound I the aame period last vear. ST. 1. tills, April 10.-WM-)lQule-: medium grades combing and clothing. lkv 19c; light fine. Itfil7c; heavy line, 12'al3-j; tub washed, 22&27e. agar and Molasses. v NEW YORK. April 10 8l'GAR-Raw. firm; fslr refined. 3.W!c: centrifugal. .14 test. 4.3S' ; iinilua.ies notour. J.Hc. Refined sugar, firm; No. 0. $.IOc; No. 7. 60V; No. . N. . 49s; No. 10. 4.S.V; No. K. No. 12, 4.7ic; No. IS. 47tK-; No. 14, Concentrates A, 6:-; mould A. cut loaf, 6. 30c; crushed, 6.2oc; now. 5 Sue, granulated, .0o; cubes, i.75c. i 1UC 4 c; 4 66c. 6.86c: dered,