CRA15 A5D PRODUCE UAREET
Ca tie Camp it
( Gria Values.
i
EUEI5TS3 DtTEOYITQ
imier Xatiela lirraiM la fx
t Fle-ar fee Ferelga Peer
vb r napee-to. Kraal
OMAHA. Apr H 24. ISO.
r-..- . - - i .
' ' . . -i v, rrtTivrii slump iuii moni
nc ew--.g to disappointing cables and 1m
liavei trap j.repects to the northwest,
v.-.er t dry weather has been a bull
l jt tor some time.
- w-i.irniely light Argentina shipments
4.i rpliy c ex easing of reserve stocks
r tfce main features for the bull leaders
and were used strongly la checking the d-
4...U.
i ht broke early In the pension on weak
rabisa and a general desire to taka nrcrti'a
cm liie bulge of yesterday. Export btts'.n--
nee improved materially sikI millers ara
I .iLia'f.K aa Increased demand for flour.
Liey w ueet opened at te and closed at SCr.
t Ofira opened steady and unchaneei and
lcane eery dull after the frsl o'ferinae
ve.-e mj1e and sbaorbed Interest was lack
ing and the e1tttrm remained unchanged,
la-y corn opened at Sic and closed al VI c.
oaU, ruled dull, with the exception of
(, li rain, whicn showed soma activity,
end, i.id higher. May oats opened at 4c
-V' . closed at ffc.
B 4rimry wheat receipts were IVS.OOO bush-
; and ahipmenie were 754 00 busheia,
agoJnat receipts Isst year of 7SO.vOO bushels
f sk! shipments of 21. Cf Jit bushela.
Corn receipts were 62. bushels and
shipments were 2410 buahels, against r
tcpls last year of 4Ai.6jO bushels and ship
ments f &67,lt bushels.
Clearances were eiOM bushels of corn,
E.wiS) bushels of osts and wriest and rijur
iual to 1S4.000 bushela
Liverpool closed V.Q-kd higher on wheat
and t higher on eirn.
Local ranga of options:
Art:cles. Open. High. Low.. Cics;. Tea y.
Wheat I
Way...
July...
Sept...
Corn i
, Mar...
t .luiy...
Sept...
Oats
Way...
u a S3 61 M
7g ; 1 r 7
a n i m i
M". . Ka UH
S7 67 1 67 i7 s7
! oi yj ant
Oatsks Can Price.
WHEAT No. 2 hari, WtKv-c; No. t
hard. JSSc; No. 4 hard. lc; No.
arinc. 4t!i,r.
COKN-No. t lV4c: No. . flO-Oc; No.
4. 6"Jtc; No. S white. Slljjj'Slv.c.
OAltS-No. a mired. 7fc7c; N. I whlt
7V:'-; No. 4 white. 4747e-
r.TE-Xo. TS-uc; No. a. 7iar73c
Carlat Baeelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chlrsgo 14 211 130
M ntie pol:s 1
tiinsha 20 t 1
Duluth , i 7
CHICAGO GRAIX AND PROVISIONS
Feat ore a of the Tradlma Cleataa;
' frieea an Board at Trade.
CHICAGO, April 4. General rains nvfr
tha winter wheat section of the t"n:td
States cauaed a decline of mere then lc
in the price of wheat on the local rxehante
todsy. At the close I lie May oellvery was
eff leic. Jply was down l,c. July corn
wn feo lowar. Oats were off Sc and
provisions were down TV to lTujc.
Tha wheat market was weak all diy
ana closed at almost the lowest point.
There wss general veiling at the start ow
ing to a weak nwrket at Liverpool and to
tha favorable weather conditions In tha
country, which caused an opening dechne of
to ie compared with yeeterday'a final
Quctatlnr.s, During the day there were sev
eial ailght rallies on covering by shorts,
bjt prices failed to advance above the
Opening figures. The statistical situation
sgain favorable to the bulla but the
bright outlook for the new crip seemed to
overshadow all other considerations. The
close waa weak.. May opened Hffcc o
lS 3lc lower at lie to SV. and clored a I
7Vc July opened from HfriV lower at
!V So m,, sold off te tc and clnsed
at 8Wc. Clearance of wheat and flour
were equal to Swl.nw bushela. E-x ports for
the we k ss reported by Bradstreeta were
equal to S.417.0"(i bushela. Primary receipts
were 159.000 bushels, compared with 7M4)
bushels lsst year. Minneapolis. Dulutk and
Chipago reported reoeipts of Ul Csrs
against a holiday last week, and Hi cars
cne year ago.
The corn market waa weak, because of
the break In wheat, local traders generally
being Inclined to aelL The market clo-ej
weak at glmoat the lowest point. May
opened -;s lower at C7V. t 7Vre and
then declined to Wle. The close wa at
K7e8f57c; July opened lower et 6iTc to
f-e. advanced to C3,c, then declined to t H
The cloae waa at (L4c. lxcal recelpta were
11 cars with twenty-one cars of contract
grade.
The feature -of the trade In cats was the
tiling of September delivery on favorable
reports of the condition of the new crop.
7he market was Inclined to be wesk ail
day. Msy opened unchanged, at t.' sold
off to &se and closed at Ue. Jury opened
Vo lower, at 45c. sold between 4iSo nd
4f.o and closed at 45c. Local receipt
were ISO cara.
Provisions were weak on selling by com
mission houses and locsl packers. An al
vanc f loo in live hogs apparently bad
little effect. At the close July pork was
ITro lower at Ill tT. lrd waa Iq lower
t l t'4. Kiba were H lower at I7.1U.
En'mated reoelpta for tomorrow are:
Wheat, It cars; corn. Hi cars; oata, 3'S can:
, Loirs. head.
The leading tut urea ranged as fillows:
Artklea-I Open. High.) Low. l Close.! Yea'y.
Wheat
Msy
Julv
Sept.
Corn
May July
fcept.
Osts
aMay
. bMay
' aJuiy
. bJuiy
6e.t
Pork
May
July
SpU
Tari
. May
July
Be PL
PJbs
Msy
July
pt.
rr t-H
I RRS
i i
lii
ik&W' ai-V
SJ' SJ:teibfl.l
i4"W
"I
7!
6u
rev
aiv,:
4i.
4iS
4i
4tH
4:H!
4iS
II M '
U tKii,
11 0$
11 4
U 7
( 1ft
it fn
1! (6
U 40
U 72H
I W
a
a a)
?H
7 1
7 4s
13 40
U 7
I is
11 te
t r:v
a is
t 35
to
7 10
7 U
i as
K
f
7 4s
M
7
7 K
7 i5
7 4t
Xa. 1 aOld. bNew. '
Cash ouotattons wars ac follows:
FLOt'R niwadv; winter patents, S4 S1
4 aO: stralghta. 4 0fti4.40; spring patewia
a k'Oi.10; stralghta, U.Ou.sG; baliera. U.1S
4)4 Id
WHEAT No. S prtr.g. McXiZt ; No 1
red. 7tiS6c.
COKN-No: t. re; No. yellow, 47e.
OATs-Nn. , fcrtse; No, I white. sti,e6IVe
RTE H'-tsiAvc
BAM. El" Fair te choice malting, 74&4r,
)E.IS Flax, No. 1 oorthweatera. tl 3a.
Timothy, prime, 4 2S.
jROVlflO.Na-tihort ribs sides Oooae)
KbiKu4S7v Mraa pork, prr t.U, ai2suill'
I rd. per in ity , 4t tiu. 6 Sort clear aides
(bosedl, t'-SLHTM.
roliowltg were the receipts and eh lo
re o is of Hour and gram:
Receipts. Ehlproents.
Flour. bbU nn
Whtt bu Ht h4w
Corn, bu ISHM )b m
Oata. feu . ia.
; - 1 a.4
isarley, bu i.?u0
Oa the Product eschange today the but
ter mark-t was weak: rreamertea. au5Sc
dairiea !;c. Ers. Bteanv: at tnark rases
Inrlud-d. KWr: firrts. itc; crime firata.
ls. Cheese, easy, liaise "
t. t-ais (raaaral Market.
T. U)HS. April N WH EAT Lower
t'a k. No, t red rssh, H 4J (.i ; jo 1 hard.
7.-iil '. Mav, sv.-yc: Julv. fcijc,
L"OHS eak: trrk. Ko. cash Wt
No. S white. vHr;7ec; May. s4flwc'
JkIv. flVf. "W-ec.
OAT-Weak: track. Ka. t cash, 4c
No I whtie. iic; May. 4Kic. July, CWc
KLOt K-rlrm; red winter pa tent a. 44 fcfjrj
4 feu. ira faory and atratgiit. 4 kiy-t
Cl-sre tliiciw.
t-r fI-T i.nullir. djll. tln(irja.M.
'(,K StKALoleady at si.
Tl-.AN Airojig; aataed. east track, tJ.S-i
iiAT-r-edv; timothy. HN'I H; w-ai-
t!e J I. t
H.'.v -..7irtW TTES-tt,
! i ;!.' i - -,
1- r mi' T i N -: ie.
I j:!. . .Ns-l uii, lower; ; ltiicg, t.3fc
lau-d. lower; prrme ateam. ,.aB. Iry
m ui rneaia, siearir; txid ejr. ra sbons.
sijw; cj-ar not, 7.X7,; sb-rt Hears. D 74.
Itaooa. ateady; Tnsnd ertra aborts. 8.;
cl-sr rim. 4 l'S: short clears, tt.aTVfc.
PCCLTRT--tr-: cKtckena, He: ajinga,
S-42c; turkeys. lHWri; dur ka. e; g-wwj.
WC.
rtTTKrt-tady: crea tery.
IXJOS Unchanged. 1 rase count.
Recetpta. Bhlptnenta.
nr. tibls na i.oo,
Wheat, bu. r.w Is m
Com. bv. .
Oata. bu . fe.a
VKiTREH I- THE GIL It BELT
(kswsn, Tben Fair Satwr4ar aad
Caaler.
OMAHA. April M. 3.
The western area of low pr-saure, noted
In the preceding report, baa moved slowly
eastward and now extends from the Cana
dian provinces south over the central val
ley a to the west gulf statea, and reaches
from the mountains east to the lake region,
with Its center over aoutheaatem Nebraska
f ho we re were general during Thursday
from the mountains east over the central
valleys, and continue thia morning in the
upper Missouri valley, throughout the Mis
sissippi valley and east to the lakes. High
winds were general throughout the Mis
souri valley and west lact night. The
weather will continue unsettled, with show
ers, in this vicinity tonight, followed by
fair Saturday, with cooler tonight and Sat
urday. Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the correspond
ing day of the last three years:
lfr. 117. r. urs.
Minimum temperature.... f a 67 41
Precipitation -fra T .40 .13
Normal temperature for today. 44 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation sine March 1.
1 44 inches.
re(iclency corresponding period In 1907,
121 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 14C,
X, of an inch. L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster.
Carat sal Wheat Reg-lea Balletlm.
For the twenty-four hours ending at I
a. ra., Toib meridian time, Friday, April 4,
104:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Rairv
Flattens. Max. M'n. fall.
Bkr.
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
PL cloudy
Cloudy
1 Minimum
Ashland. Neb.... M M
.na
Auburn. Neb I bi .W
Columbus. Neb.. K5 6 T
Falrbury. Neb... W Si
FairmonL Neb... U 48 ' .09
Or. Island. Neb.. HZ 6rt .
Hartington, Net M M .09
Hasttnga, Neb... Kl 60 .14
Oakdala, Neb.... T 45 .'t
Omaha, Neb 7 U .44
Tekamah, Neb... 74 0 .41
Alta, la W R7 .
Carroll, la 74 S7 .17
Cl-rinda. Ia...... It .
eibley. Ia 7 tS .(
Eioux City, la.. 74 6C .U
t Not Included In averages.
temperature for twelve-hour period ending
at 8 a. m,
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Station. BtaUota. Max, Min. Inches.
Chicago, III J
Columboe. O U
Des Moinea, la.... 14
Indianapolis. Ind.. 12
Kansaa City. Mo.. It
Louisville. Ky 1
Minneapolis. Minn, 20
Omaha. Neb 14
St. Louis. Mo 10
74 4 .74
80 54 .41
74 M .a
78 40 .14
7 M .04
KJ .
74 60 .a
7 M .14
80 60 l.0
Showers were general throughout the en
tire corn and wheat reeion within the last
twenty-four hours and were heavy at
pointa In the upper lake region and middle
Mississippi valley. The weather ia cooler In
the western portion.
U A. WELSH. Loec Forecaster.
Kaaaaa City Grata aael Pravlsiaas.
KANSAS CITT. April 24.-WHEAT-t.7n-changed;
May. le; July, tlc; Septem
ber. Tsc: cash. No. I hard. S4f!c; No, t
hard. 92 97c; No. 3 red. cijiLOO; No. a
red. 7tJijeVic.
CORN Unchanged ; May. f4)Tc; July.
5c; September, 66V: caah. No. I mixed.
Ctc; No. a mixed. t'Va3c; No. t white,
63c; No. a white, 26ac
OATS fncbanged; Na S white, 49:;
No. 2 mined, 4ft4SC
RT K 744f 7HC.
HAV Eur; cholc- timothy, tll.60l.fi0;
choice prsirie. 4 oOtr.M.
BUTTER-Weak; creamery, 27c; packing
stock, li'-tc.
EOGS Steady; fresh extras, lie; current
receipts, 13c
Recelpta Shipments.
Wheat. tu 4. 2l.t
Corn, bu 14 J
Oats, bu 1S.O0O lt.tal
Quotations at Kansas City at reported by
Logan A Bryan. No. t Board of Trade:
Articles.
I Open. J High. Low. 1 Close.
Wheat
May July
September ..
Ci-rn
May
July
September ..
i nk
Sit; Kli,SB
77T 76 WA
62e
7SSI
I
1
6S bVi,oV.iA
67 A t-!jg4i l B
A asked. B bid.
Phtladelpbia rreeeee -farket.
PHILADE1LPH 1 A. April 24.-B17TTER
rteady: fair demand: extra western cream
ery, a"ic; nearby prints. 2c,
KJO Firm: good demand; Pennsyl
vania and other nearby firata, free cases,
ltftsc at mark; current receipts In cases,
14c; western firata, free case. 16c; cur
rents, free cases, 16c.
CHEESE Quiet : full creams choice. li
CTl6c; fair to good. 14&14c,
Mlaaeeaells 4rela Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 24. WHEAT No.
1 hard. Jl.i"5: No. 1 aorthern, rt.: No. 1
northern. 41Hfnli4; No. t northern, Ki
trims: May, 1. v6 l.HS I July, tHI3i,4
l.tiV: September. "SiC.
P RAN In bulk. .0ft'21.
FLOl'R-Unchanged; first patents, H.X9
1ST-: second p tenia. S.2i'8,C first clears,
et.20$4.as; second clears. UM&IM.
Llverpael Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. April 24. WH EAT 8 pot
firm: No. t red western winter. 7s 2d;
futures barely steady: May, 7a 4d; July, 7s
6V1: September. 7a id' "
'XTiFN 8 pet firm; American mixed, new.
kiln dried, 6s M ; American mixed, old. se
rd; futures quirt. May. 6s d.
Pearla Market.
PBORIA. April 24. CORN Higher; No. I
yellow, aVadtfr: No. a yellow, Hjljf; No.
a, 64c; No. 4. CSc: na grade, &&jJkc
OATS Steady; No. I white. 61c; No. 4
White, 6"c.
WHI6kV-il.it.
Mllwaw.ee Grata Market.
MILWAl'KEE. April 24 WHEAT No. 1
northern, n !gl!l; No. 2 northern. fl.07t
if: July. 6bSc. aeked.
P ARLET Dull; No. 2. 7c; r-mple. toWc,
CORN No. 2 cash, 67.g3c: May, SbTsC, bid,
Dalatk Grala .Market.
Pl'Ll'TH. April 24 WHEAT No. I
northern, ai.tsn.: No. 2 nortnern. (1 C;
May. 41 WCs.: July, UtS,; September, ilc
OATH 4-c
Ferelga FlaaarlaL
I5NDON. April 24 Money was com
paratively scarce on the market today and
discounts were firmer. Trading on tne
Slack exchange waa still affected by th
nw issues, and although console improve!
from (he lowest gilt-edged securities gen
era ly were heavy, fkmis selling wss at
tributed to the belief that large houeea are
anxloua to take up the Pennsylvania bonds,
w hich are quoted at IWc to JVe prertiiuni.
The Indian stocks were affected by the
frontier trouble- Japanese securities were
lower on the Chines boycotL ss well ss
the uarsvorable financial outlook. Ameri
cas securities kept fairly steady la the
forenoon, professional support maintaining
parity price. New York came strong m
the afternoon and supported L'nioa Pacific.
Southern Pacific, and Draver and Rio
Oranda. Tbia infused a moderate strength
and market closed firm.
RE.RLIN. AprU 14 Prices on the Bourse
otned strong tedsy upon yesterday s ad
vice from New York sad the increseed
deasssd for coal lo the Easea district. The
msrket became weaker later upon unfavor
able reports la the American Iron trade.
Amencaa railroad securities were strong.
PARIS. April k4. Tb tone oa lb Bnurae
today waa Quiet and prtcee were steady.
Kvagterateel 4sls aa4 Dried Pralta.
NEW TORK. AprU 24. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market la euieL with taacv at
v-a(wic; choice, IVIES'; priaue, 7to71c;
common to fair. 6 avc
DKILD FRL'ITS prunes are steady, with
qubULUuoa rariging from 4 ,4c for Cali
fornia, and from Lfa loc for Oregooa. Ap
rmeis are unr.anjtd. wit ft cAbfe euoied
at IMiLJic; extra CJ uutot, Jjric, sad fancy.
Kiii. Peacoes axw dull, but rsiber
eut-cy ta I with choice lfn ; extra
cltuto. I'-nUe; faacy, UiSc; extra
faary, 1 There ia very l icie S .....
fr rw i u,. Lcae auuMaiei are quaid
4 r, eslej rai-aaa. bwjc; Loulba Uj era, j
SEW YORK STOCKS AXDEOSDS
Vcloice of Suineat llxpuitla tuid
Vilafi iae HztrriUlj.
EHOETS ALE DSI7EI TO COVZS
Failure mt Hewee rltk Large
standing- hart Ceatraeta Caws
Fteevy- Baylagr 6a4i
'Are Streagc.
Owt-
NEW TORK. April 24 A firther sub
rtsnrial tine In prices occurred In the stock
market today, and the volume of business
t the same time expanded materially.
Most of this was achieved In the first half
of the dsy, the sales to noon rising to
near 600.000 shares, which la wen above
the dally averages of total sales for some
time pasL There was some lull In ths
latter part of the market, both In the
volume of activity and in the rate of the
advance.
The failure of an Important stock ex
change house. annurced at the outeet of
the trading, of ." i d no interruption to the
rise and in fact trrthered It. owing to the
large outstanding shorts contracts which
remained to be covered for account of the
failed house, which has been noted for He
aspousal ct the bear side or the market
for many months part- The number of
shares bought today for account of the
felled firm were said to amount to many
thoiaanda, and the susprnsion was pro
nounced the most Important bear failure
thst has occurred for yeara. This was an
Immediate Influence In prompting heavy
covering cf short contracts In other
quarters and the driving In of the bears
became a prominent fsctor in the dey's
advance of price. Borne of the heaviest
covering waa in TJnited Steel, but tha
stock was held back during all the early
part of the session and rose fractionally
over the last night only late ta the dsy.
Many reports continued to be received of
unfavorable conditions in the iron and
steel trades, of cutting of iron prices and
of declining orders for ateel. The rise in
the United Steel stocks, though smsil. wss
sufficient to establish them st new high
levels for the yesr. fnlon Tscifle con
tinued the conspicuous leader. In the ad
vance and also rose to a new high level.
A number of other prominent stocks ap-
Sroached or exceeded the high prices of
isrch, which were the previous high
prices for the year.
The lull In the late market came with the
publication of the forecasts of the week's
cash rhsne-ea. The promise of an acces
sion of between a6.0Me and 7.W6.) In
the reserves of the banks must be reckoned
In connection with the week's outgo of gold,
wrlch ran to a5.6to.000. to estimate properly
the aignlficance of these figures from the
Interior t New York. A rate of retire
ment from active circulation and from
banking uses in the interior, such aa la
disclosed by those figures gives formid
able evidence of the shrinkage of business
activity. The showing proved momentary
damper on the speculative enthusiasm.
Prices subsequently advanced again, how
ever, and closed general I v near the htgh
esL Discussion of the Pennsylvanls bond
Issue continued very active and Its in
fluence on the stock market was still felL
Much interest was shown In the price
realised by the railroad company on the
sale, after compensation to tankers and
expenses had been deducted. Nothing of
ficial could be learned on this subject, but
reports were current Indicating that a
substantial discount from the Issuing price
hsd been accepted by the railroad. No
additional gold exports were announced
and foreign subscription to the Pennsyl
vania loan affected the foreign exchange
msrkeL
Following were the sales and range of
prices oa the Stock exchange today:
mvii Kxprewi
AautlsuMtet Capper
Am. C. F
Abl C. r. pt4
Aa. Ottoa Oil
Am. CMioa Oil aid
Aaertrwa Kxprwta
Am. R. a U St
Astertfwa ire
Am. Llsseefl Oil
Aa. Umx I Oil era
Am. Loeenative
Am. Leeamotive sft
Am. . k
Am. S. k. M
Am. guru- Itef lain
Am. Tobacro pfd rlf. ...
ATiarona kilning Co
Ati-Mxin
Airfa'.Mm ff4
Attamle Cout Lis
Balitntar Ohm
tel. Ok fit
Brwokira Rapi Tr
Caa0!B 7rifie
Cestral of New Jeraey...
Ohaaaixak V Ohm
ft !- Ot. '
rics K. w
.. at. v st. P
rtilraca T. 4V T
Chicago T. a T. r4
C. C. C. St. 1
Cotoraa r. a t
Color a a
rnlo. r ka. tat Sf4
Col. A . M sfd
Coaaol'lUted Go
Cora Prodaet
, 17a
eo.em n, a4 a
4ew 4H 43t (41,
tm Mta 4 Kit
Law nv,
i
jt
w na4 i Kt4
1.41 S4V4 :i
m vh ii i
I M 21 t'Vi
.7t 4714 414 4',
sn 7 S7 st
tt.V 71 TI41
1 Tfl ' ! HMV
4" 117 1(4 ItTH
h r7' i
6.4".' n 7H
J W - tv Ki
1 76 7SH T5,
ft 44
M
47 444 47n
1M4.
e u 17 ir
ten ! l!i xt4
4 fc5 i.a H
"0 1M 14f1a UM
.o4 m i i:
H
e,
n
14
4
t4S
Ml
b
4 4-
141,
I?
e
son
!. 11, lit
I-, ii
Cora ProdiKis M mt V cw
fci
Itolaarar H4aoa 4 M0 !. !! 1
I ml . Li. w u
Heaver km OrarMle. ta ia K"il i
r. r. 0. sin
niMUIen' ecarnie 4 1 4 R '
En 11, it m
Ert la f'4 l.M U UK
Krta M I4 U M J
Ooeeral K-aolrle I t4 14 1U 1M
lliltiom femraJ 4 itn rr
Intara alloaal Paper - 1,0(10 In l
lat. Paper y!4 W 4C4 U4 Ki
Int. Pam 2. To iv 4,
Int. Pans Pf4 M 7'4 7H 7
livw Central I f" 1ii lt IS.
lewa Central eta. 2 404 sr.' K4 MH
KBu Citr go 4" t?V 21 t,
K. C. So. t4 ... 04 44 ht 44k
UhMM e N l a m i-m, vk
Mniru CVural J.7t 16 i:.i If.
Xlna. ar St U. 1M 44 14 ft
U . Rt. P. a . t. U 404 Lt 1UI4 l'i
a, su p a . g. at. pro. IB
Mtmoorl Pacific lw f 4f-4, 4rS
M , K. " t,Sl tM4."
H , K A T Me 4 44V, 1
Natloaa) x4 t.7u4 67 it 6H M44
s. k. n. of m. at ri
New York Central 4 t1 4 W
N. Y , O. a W I ft 44V 44
Kortolk a w 14'4 fct te, n
N ft W. pf S
Nonk Amarttaa 1 4 M 14 Mv,
Fanfw Hall 4J ft 77
raaaarWaai S4 lui t)W4 lie i it
Poopie'a Oa Le i4 i
p., c . c. a at. L y w t 14
rrim.it Steel Car t. r7 ti F
Pi in 4 S. C. r4 3m l tl 41
Paiimaa rmlao Car 4 U li UT
Kaaainf 164.0U4 V IK7 14,
Kaaainf pit
Bfadint Id r'H '
ftapablK 6'el
Republic Start t4,..
Hack l.laaa oa
Ratk UUui4 Co. M .
at. u a r. it sit.
St. Leal . W
61. L 8. W. pi.
6outara Partrie .....
so. raellie prt
ka. Kaileay
6o. kallwar -
Tessa A PaeKir
T., et. 1 a w
T . BC L W. pft..
lama Pacific
t cioa Pacific pI4
C. 6. Exaeaa
V. g. gaallr
c. a. rMmr
V. gatmer pft
... l e
... 7e
... I.1!
a
te
na
7
4
1
14 V
H
14
1S
4-H
ii4
M
14V
M
74
... k
77S
4 114V HV 11
tee
14
V.
uv
ee
4.-4
174
4V
17e
1TV
4
41
...161 isav irv 1V
a"v tv t'4
41
II
af
H
l'"-V
II
n
hn
lv
"V
.. IIS
se
rv
4?V
4V
47 V
4
4a
ti
4i
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lt
64
I'. 4. Steel.
Tl e
V.
6 Sxerl p!l.
t ee iv
Va.-Oarolia Ckemlral l.w
Vi Caeai. pt - , f V
Wabaak 7 1
WaUaak el l i 14
Wail- ara guaeaaa
WmoiBiiu Eiootrlc .e 7V
Wira fame
W ALK
WiaiecalB Central ,..
Wia central r
KMtMn Par 'no
roatral Leaf bar
Ceatral LMiiBar r4...
,c.-h-fiwa Steni .
Craat NarUMrs p!4....
luvroorvaa Met. ....
lal. Mat. Bft
434
41
ate
'iiv
a
iv
44 Jw 1"H IF JV
ee tv X" v
, 2w aa
4
2 4 1V
K"I
44
1WV l4
. 1"V
1"V
t
Im 41
ear. 474, aw sharaa
7V
tV
Itaa ie r
Tetal aaj lor
4
Xew Yerk Mlaiaa; teeka.
NEW TORK. April 84. Closing quotations
en
mining stocks were:
. 4 Ltale Cka? ...
... 6
..."
...4
... 14
... n
...
... 14
...it
Alio JU Oauute ........
kroaaa 14 Onair
kvanalck Oaa 14 Pm4 ..,
rwni T-aael ... 4 Sara
Cea. l. a Va aa Sian. Kva
Iraa Silx r 1 Small Bopm....
Utlnia Oaa 6
Treaary taleaaeat.
WASHINGTON. April 24 -Today state
ment of the treasury balanc!. t-miuaiv of
the 164..bt guld reeerve, snows: Avail
abla caah balance, tzJL 4J: gold coin and
biilKin. 16.'.6A'; guld certificate. j4.4.1.-
ataak trieartaga.
OMAHA, April 44. -Rank Uear4i
--' - - u iwr iae , m
spuaduig date laei year. F.W? til 61
Kew Yerk Maarf Market.
NEW TOR1C Attrtl 24,-MOV:Y-4-ra re't
IS lr test. rl:i.g rate. 144 p-r oe0,; t,
U.g b-4, 1, ptr cuat. etfcxvd at 2 ,r cut
Time loan, out, hut rather firmer; slxtv
dare, tv. per cent; ninety days. pet
cent: s'x mo-tho, f : per cent
PRIMK MERCANTILE PAPER 44H
PT r-rt
BTEKLtVO EXCHANGE-Pteadv, with
actual bitf'n-m In barke's' hllia at 44 S7Itt
4 st? a for demsnd aed at t4 6"T-ff4-P4B for
irtyiy blils. Commercial billa. ttleie
F1LVTR Rar. Me: Mexican dollars. 47c.
BONDS Oevernment, stead 7; railroad,
strong.
The following are the closing quotation
V. g. raf . ..
..1L 4V J sal 4 4V,
..! , a. . a 44
. .IS" Wt. rvMral 4a as
..te-V So tat tar ).
. .ltvnima. a M. U. .. S
..115V M.. K. a T. 4a 47
-71 o m ata,
a, a 4. ,f . ,. e w
.. r T. C. . I Ha c
.. !. i C g ie, UV
.. 47 K. Pacific 4 h4a
.. ea a 7H,
.. 7H . a w. e 4a rv
.. Tivo. . L. rfo. 4a v
,.K4 Pee, ea. v V
.. 4&Vttaadia an 4a
..4 Rt L 6 1. M. e. 4a .H-
V . k 4a.
ea
o. a.
4. leg.
Am. To a co 4a...
4
At-ktarm re. 4a.. .
e adj. a
Atiantie C U 4a.
Bml. A Ok la 4 ...
4V
a k. T e 4a ...
Central at Oa. 6a.
4a tat tnc
da ti lac
4d Inc
L l r. i , 744
M . L. S W r a. u
"TTioa. A flat 4V.
caieaae A a 4V... i V aeaboar A. U 4a... 4S
C . a Q. a. a.... 44 -So Parinc 4a Mv
C k. I. P. 4a ... 4V o lat 4a etfa 6
1 eel. 4a 7S 4o. kaltvav aa M
om . U 4a. 44 Tmrtm A P. la T
Col. In. 6a. ear. A 4KVT.. gt U A W. 4a. 71
Ceio. Mid a ralea Pacific 4a.fr-. . MV
Colo. A Bo. 4a v to pt ta 4:v
Onba 6a losv T stael 34 ta rrv
" v. v . w -aoaan . im
fHatnirr W Sec aa.
Krt s I. 4a
y V e4 ft 4g
S4 Waatara kf. 4a. 4
7V W. A f K 4a M
KnV"la. Central 4a I
T Au-blaa c. 4a Sk
4 4a rm
tHalac Met. 4Vta 4T
Horams Val, 4V.
Jarea 4a
4 4V etr.
a 44 a rf. ,
Bit otlere4.
REPORT OF THE CLEARING HOTSE
Traaaaetiaaa af the Aaaerlatea Baaka
far the Week.
NEW TORK. April 54. Bradstreefs bank
cleartnrs report for the week ending April
23, shows sn sgrregate of asf,57.. as
agalrrst 62,28742. I) last week snd 4-e.47.-743.Xi0
In the corresponding week last year.
The following is a list of the cities:
CITIES.
Clearings.
Inc.
Dec.
New York
Chicago
Roston
PhUsdelphia .......
St, Louis
Pittsburg
San Francisco ....
Kansas City
Baltimore ..........
Cincinnati
Minneapolis .......
New Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville ..........
OKA-BLA.
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Seattle
t, Paul
Buffalo
Denver
Indianapolis
FjtI Worth
Providence
Portland. Ore. ....
Alhaev
ia.P77.67Z 000.
xsi.ew.W4ii..
118.8.Ofioj.
M2.646. (.
f. 136. (Of.-.
8S,7i,00Oj.
ao.ri4.o(oi.
at.. .. 4
1 4.630. m.
21.776.K .
16.416.OCK!.
Il04a.0nri.
11. a21.0ra;.
12. 07.(X
60. 176. OWl.
.s,ooai .
,4.0l)
t.OMt.ono: .
7.644.61101..
7.422.00IH.
7.0t.0lOl.
7.681. 01 Oj
4V!4.0ra .
,761.00O(.
ti.W6.0noi.
4.K.mo ..
6.16 4i.
t.aso.onoi.
t-vei.tnm..
6.2S6.0fiO.,
4.r7.0OOi.
A.Vfi.Olf.
4.4M.OH.
.7.0W.
a.ar.omi.
a3.onoi.
l4fiS,0rOi.
a.6i.vvx.
2.il,0flni.
a.60,orj
S.loi.onoi.
2.740.or..
2.J76.0IKII.
l.fi.onr.
2 006.0001.
l.awi.o'iO'.
lr4.ws'..
l.mi.ono;.
1.761 .Oflffl.
l.w.ono;.
LTCK.OOOi.
Lasit.ooo .
1.441.000.
1.2..0I 0
1.4H7.(Wi
1.2fi4.ooo;.
L13.00(K.
1,04 2.0001.
l.SM.OOOi.
1.43. Wa!..
l.e.l.oixx
1,17(1.000!.
e77.fl.iOi .
1.106.0W.
i.a,otioj.
l,!K.ono .
74fi.onfil.
Wl.OOH.
87X';..
sHSt.srK
rVHOfW.
7fa.ooo(.
647.0.
7H7.O0O
67e-0
63.000 .
eai.OIIOl
4te.oooi..
U.h
(Richmond
v ashlngton, D. C.
Spokane, Wash. ..
Bait Lake City ..
Columti.i
Bt, Joseph
Atlanta
Memphis
T acorn a 7
Savannah
Toledo, O
Naahville
Rochester
Hartford
Des Moinea
Peoria
Norfolk
New Hsven
Grand Rapida .....
Birmingham
Syracuse
Bloux City
Springfield, Mas.
Bvanevme
Portland, Me
Dayton
Little Rock
Augusta, Oe .....
Oakland. CaL ....
Worcester .........
Mobile .
Knoxvtfle
Jacksonville. Fla.
Chattanooga -.
Charleston. S. C. .
Lincoln, Neb
Wilmington. Del. .
Wichita
Wilkeabarre
Wheeling. W. Va,
Fall River
Davenport
Kalamazoo, Mlcb,
Topeka
Helena
Springfield. IU. ..
Youngatown
Fort Wayne
New Bedford
Erie. Pa.
Cedar Rapida, Ia.
Macon
Akron
Lexington
Rockford. 111.
Fargo. N. D
Lowell
Btngtiamton
Chester. Pa
Bloux Falls, 8. D.
Keuth Rend. Ind...
BloomingtoDk 111.
Canton, O
Quince. I1L
Springfield. O. ...
Decatur, 111
Mansfield, O. .....
Fremont. Neb. ....
Jackaonville, I1L ..
Oklahoma,
Houston
Galveston
12.8
14.6...
14
627,onol..
613 000!..
664.0O0..
ess.oooi..
4M6,t01..
40,onoi..
asi ....
tlH.OI!
421 .Omr..
4!.0
27i.ono!..
4Ai.000
1.0no..
rn.oniri :
asvi.fiOj . .
lrta,(H..
16.000)..
4 ry H . .
.70.fT0..
HM!.m..
Not Included in totals becauae contain,
tns other Items than clearings.
Beetea Clnaleg gfteeka.
BOSTON. AprU M Money, call loang. S
f&4 per cent; time loana. !Vr4& per cent.
The following were the closing prices en
stocks and bonds:
Atnhiaoa aJ. 4a....
4 4a
Men. Caauml 4a.....
Alraiaoa
da pt4
Baaus A Albany.
Boaloa A Maine...
Pieli.a Stevatet ...
Pilchtonrx pf
Meiiua Cecira ...
N. T . K. H A H.
Vnioa raoiric
Am. Arc. Cna...
4 Sf4
Am. Paea. Tah....
An mr. Sugar
4 pf
Am. T A T
Am. Wool 1 v
4 pf4
rV-KLlnio I. A ..
Eiiao Elec. ilia.
Oonoral Eleotnc ...
Ma, glee, pt
Maaa. (ia
t Bite Pralt
Caaei S. M
4a pt
r. t Steal
do pi
.. 4444 A4"twi 1
.. ft Alloa
.. Amalsaei la ....
'kV Atlantic
. evbinciuua
..ISVCal. A Hwtla
,.13 CenUBBtal
IM Copper Kaag ...
..144 twir Warn
.. li-V fiottiaiu Coal
..irv rVanah
lt-Oraaar
.. K law koral
. v Mas Mining ....
.. vvi aiaaa
.IB Mohaak
.it Mooi c. A C.
,.11V01 Iwmlalae ..
.. 6Oarol
, M Parrot .,
.. 17 Salary
, ,5:?'i fhaaaoe
..1S4V Tamarack
,. 4 Trmrty
. alVfalte CVppar ...
,.lVt'. t. Mining
. a?v t'tak
. 27v '!-
.. er
..6
.. 11V
.. 4V
.. 4V
.. a
..
.. 4
.. i
.. Mt
.. M,
.. 41
.. 4'l
.. MV
.. 4S
.. l'V
..
:: S
.. H i
. aavw iaena
aav w laena 4V
10OV"ilvria U6
Si 4.
baata tteek Market.
T IVTlTlV Amrll 4
, - . - . e crunises
opened flu let and steady today. First prices
.' Kh31 ,.km!,. . .
JT " , " e jeeieraays
New York closing.
London closing stock quotations:
Canaala. moaay tV Ma.. Ka. A Tax . 4v
4a areeuat 44W-i4N T Cetral
tiatanU 1 h'artalk A W rT
Atck! t .
- Oatarl A W " Mu
a.it, a r a? u 1
lUVRan Mute it
41V-aala
4 Sat6era kallvay... Ma
1 se SI it
Vati. Pariflc .... ?4V
avtako racin imv
,.. :.. J
4 I. g. Suml... KV
M 4a s'4 ia?
14W.ti tl2
1- 4. st : J,
lm tsaaiak 4a a,
Oiaaaaaak A Gl.,
rtit. Grant Waatcrw..
Cnt. Mil A Sc. P....
tmaanr A 6 O
pt
En
la era ,
4a 4 S4
Oraat Trunk
IiliaaU Ccatral ....
1 Huaaii A M
Amal Cpr a,
HLVER Bar. euiet at 24V-MONEf-fv
per cent
The rste of discount In the opes market
for abort bills is la-b.H per cent; for
three ineoUis' bill. 2 11-14 per otoL
Cee Market.
NEW YORK, April 24.-COFFEE-Mar-ket
for Mffee futuies ciuerd steady, net un
changed to 6 rj..!nts higher, raica were ra-
?rtd of bags Inciuditig May, 6 4 w
uly. 6 7?: rMn ir, 6 6ar; Iiecemtr'
tfcuc: March. Aouc. fcnot aieyiv K .. -. t. , '
6c; No. 4 Rantoa. a-yc; riuid. dull; (y.
ova. rjc
By using the vnoua aWpartrnenU cf Tti
Eee Want Ad Pad -a ycu gat aKk rti
ai a arail tipcite.
OMAHA LIVE STOCE MARKET
Light Eon of Cattle, with EYerytiuBg:
Etion and Actire.
HOGS SELL FIVE TO TEN HIGHXS
Hardly Eaeagk gkeea ar Lesabe ta
Make Teet af tke Market, wltk
34 e Qeetable Ckaage
ta Prices.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 21 le.
Recelcta were:
Cattle. Hon. Bheep.
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday ..
Officel Wednesday
Official Thursday .
Estimate Friday ...
1.67 l Kf 6 rl
...r2 6l a.KW
Lm 7 631
2.W1 (OM
KM 4.014
6.rWl
iw
i.7
Ftve days this week,...10fi 24 49a 27.674
Bame daya last week.... 11. TIT S9.H77 18.WU
Bame daya 2 weeks ago.. 14.176 HIM 24 ',
Bame days a weeks ago. .16.61 26.17 2 504
Bame dsys 4 weeks ago.. 17. M .47t 48.BP7
Same da a last year 26.K 42.794 !.(
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hog and sheep st South Omaha
for tha year to date, cximpared with last
year: ing. i.7. Ind. Dec.
tattle Sl,62 SM2E4 74.7JJ
Hogs ,'Mi.4im 77.C 17C8&J
Sheep 4f.ii.441 66I.7 187.280
The following table shows the average
price ot hogs at South Omaha for the last
several daya, with comparisons:
Data. IX. lilfC.lF6.lM.lJO 16TS.;i01.
April 14.
April 15.
April It.
April 17.
April IS.
April 3.
April 20..
April a..
April 22
April 23.,
AprU 24.
6 Mi I
I 4rs a
t 27H a 43;
I 4?V SS
6 51il
i a sol
t a mi
a Des' a jrsf
a aim
t to a Mi
a 4a! i 24 4 5j
7 22' a 4
t tl 4 69
Tli
a k
4
a 9i
a 6i! s n
a k
bi ir
a 44i a 27
t 42! t 23
T141 t6
4 7S
: 4 2
710
a 4j a 4
6 ! 4 61
a 241 I 4 82
a i t ki
111 l
T 07 a 64
IU IM
7081
'Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today bv each road was:
Csttle. Hoga. Sheep. H'r'a
C. M. St. P. Ry 1 t
Wabash R.R. 1
Union Pacific R, R... T C 1
C. At N. W. east 1- .. ..
C. ex N. W.. west....U 26 1 ..
C. Bt. P. M. O. Ry.. 4 4
C. R. A Q . (east) 1
C. B. & Q. (westl ....U 14 4
C. R. 1. aV P.. (east).. ..
C. R I. A P.. (west).. 1
Illinois Central Ry I .. 1
C. O. W. Ry 1 1
Total receipts, i.... 40 85 11 I
The disposition of the esy's receipts was
as follow, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle
Hogs. Bheep.
17 LOOT
M 476
1.244 467
ot 64
63
611
Omaha Packing Co...
124
134
Bwift and Company....
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour A Co
Kingan Packing Co....
Bchwartachlld A B ...
Lobman A Rothchild..
W. I. Stephen
Hill at Son
F. P. Lewie
J. B. Root A Co
Huffman Co..
McCreary AY Carey....
H. F. Hemileon
Sulliyan Bros
Lehmer Broe
Wesmith Packing Co..
Cleveland Packing Co.
Haman-Btandieh
Blackahlre
Other buyers
416
15S
14
.2
10S
21
614
vt
6S7
ToUl LttS 6.747 2,700
CATTLE Aa uaual of late oa Friday the
receipts of cattle were very small, there
not being enough here to really make a
test of the market. The few here, however,
sold very readily, practically everything
being disposed of by a- o clock in the morn
ing or soon after.
Packers all seemed to .want a few beef
cattle and they were out early cleaning up
the offerlnga in short order at good strong
cricea gome cattle that Just happened to
be wanted sold at prions that looked quite
a little better than yeserday. Cattle todny
are aafely 2t,fi4ac higher than last week a
low time, with handy light rattle of good
duality in soma cases showing a good toe
advance.
The few oows end heifers here met with
resdy sale at good strong prices, everything
being disposed of very readily. Cows and
h'''r did not decline so much last week
as did beef steers and thev have not put
OB ,,?much thi' eek. the good kinds
are KnJilRc higher for the week, while me
dium and inferior grades have been very
alow sellers most of the time, with com
paratively utile change In prices.
There were no stockers and feeders here
today of any consequence, but the feeling
was sbout steady. In fact there has been
no noteworthy change In the feeder trade
thia week. Both eupply and demand haa
been moderate and price have remained
about stationary.
Quotationa on cattle: Oood to choice corn
fed steer. 4fi.2Mi6.76: fair to good corn-fed
s'r. to.fi"4i.5; common to fair corn-fed
steers, l4.oVs6.66; good to choice cowa and
heifers, M.ait.OO; fair to good cows and
belfeas. SJ.MHfc; common te fair rows
and heifers. 62.2Mi4.t.; good to choice
stockers and feeders. a4.7t.Ti. 60; fair to
good stockers and feeders. 64.0.H&4 .75; com
mon te fair stockers and feeders, tl.OOtpt 00.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Me.
16
14
11
4
II
11
14
I
21
44
4
ao
A. Pr.
Na
4. Pr
1444 4 14
16 4 4
1H7 4
1M1 4 44
U7J 4 44
IU 4 44
1IXT 4 44
IM 4 S
Ib4 4 44
1M t
Ul 44
14 4 64
44 4 44
14 i M
ion 4 44
T 4 4
1)44 6 44 .
4 44
114 4 14
1147 4 14
474 4 la
Hae 6 44
464 4 44
SU 4 64
409 6 64
T74 4 44
74 4 t
tt!4 4 44
1117 4 4
luf i tie
l'ut 4 16
11 4 4
loot 4 46
44....
11 ...
14...,
4....
...
64 ...
14....
4 ...
a....
34....
14....
IU ...
1047 4 14
114 1 74
SMI 2 40
444 4 44
7(4 6 44
K04 4
ur t ti
u I 11
M IN
M t J
cowa.
ti....
14....
24...
4....
T. ...
I....
1...
4....
I....
.. Sn4 4 44
. .64 4
4
,.Ul4 4 4
.. T42 4 44
HEIFERS.
M in 4.
, 444 4 44 M
644 6 14
16V4 4 44
14 4 44
U4 4 44
6 44
1474 6 4
..... if e
144 I H
BULLS.
44 44
12W I 44
474 4 44
r.att I 61
1114 4 76
tl!4 4 11
144 4 44
1.7.'.'.'.
i 4 as
a it
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
4ui s I sal 4 M
4 am 4 40 "
CALVES.
14 4 4 1 144 6 74
4 4 4 Sl at
4 177 4 44 1 14 4 4
l H4 4 a t , m
6 74 L io a
HOGS Speculators started out thia mora,
lng picking out trie good kinds of bogs, for
which, they paid in many cases 10c higher
than Vesierdsv. Par.era t. v.i
back and for a time the market wa' pretty
alow Later it took on a litie more lite
ana tne nogs were finally cleaned up. with
the general market fc&lOc higher than ea
terd4y. It was very apparent that packers
were not avery anxious for the boga at the
advance, and they seemed to pay tha prices
under protest, aa It were Good, well fin
ished, light bogs were free sellers, but
co me, heavy pa-ktog boga were diacrimi
nated agalnat, Tht bogs sold largely at
6aS7H64iW with good loads selling ea
up to e74 The htgs yesterday went
largely at 66 aOtjA i:'.
Representative salts:
Ka. ar. as. Pr.
4 t4 a 4 as
41 ...61 44 6 44
41 141 4 4
41 44 Ik IK
14 14 ill
44 l 4 4 M
44 44 M III
14 IM la 4 17V
44 in 44 4 17V
it tit ia i rv
4 1T 6 1-V
71. tl II,
44 1(7 11 4 rv
tan ii 4 rv
rr ih m in,
74 4 XM 6 rv
Tl A7 4 6 rt
4 1.1 4W I l'V
4 444 la a rv
64 S4 4 6 Hv
47 121 4 I 4 V
47 Hi 14 4 rv
14 MM . .
n ia a i rv
' ii in it,
at i4 . . a
a 1.4 st 4
4 t-4 a I a
n 4 4 4 j
44 4 U 6 m
l 4 I 4
7l Ui aa 4 a
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HOT 0I1LY SECURE, BUT AVAILABLE
Your money deposited in tbe First National
Bank of Omaha will receive absolute protection
and is at your instant command
TVe know that yon Trill be well pleased with
the efficient manner in which your banking busi
ness is transacted if you have an account with us,
FIRST EJATIOEJAl DANK
OF OMAHA
THIRTEENTH A!!D FARIIAM STREETS
CAFITAL $539,003.03 SURPLUS $503,009.03
heep tr lambs on sale this morning to
make a test of the market or establish
quotation a The few here sold in about
ths same notches aa yesterday, there being
comparatively little change in value.
Good Mexican lambs sold up to 17.60. A con
siderable proportion of the recelpta con
sisted ef lambs en the feeder order, hardly
good enough for the packer to bid on.
The market for the week baa been Blew
and dull on most days. PtilU best lamb
hsve sold very nearly steady with tbe lees
desirable kinds. 104rl6c lower. Shorn atuff.
both sheep and lamba. has grsduslly eased
off. being around U&26o lower Uiaa last
week.
Quotations on lambs: 6ood to ehn'ce
weoled. 17..87.50; fair te good wooled.
a4.7f.Q7.26; good ahearlng lamba earrvlug
flesh, K. 504.4.76; good shearing lambs, thin.
6464&0. shorn lamba, toe under wooled
stock. . ,
Quotations on sheep: Oood te choice
light yearling, shorn. afOOStBt; fair to
good earltnge. shorn, as 7Mi.fl0; good to
choice wethers, shorn, 4S.7r.39; fslr to
good wethers, shorn. 65 SOfli.TS; good to
cboios ewes, sh-rrn. a Ibtfe Mt; fslr to good
7
ewes, shorn. 64. 76426 26; culls ana oucsa
shorn. 610(1 4. 50; wooled Sheep,
above shorn stock.
Representative sales:
104 wwetera) lamba, horn culls.. 4
4l western lamba 74
64 western lambs 74
14 western lambs, culls 86
M western wethers and year
lings M
644 western lambe 67
644 Mexican iambs 7
1S4 western lamba, feeder 444
206 western lambs, feeders 70
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle 'aad Bheep Ktead y- Heea
steady la Tea Ceate Higher.
CHICAGO. April 24. "ATTLE Reoeipta,
sbout 1.600 besd: msrket stesdyj steers,
6.V0(Sf7.15: cows. n76(fJ4.76; heifers, II MX
675: bulls. M.60ie.a0; calves, ai-W47i.sO;
stockers and feeders. t3.26tS6.76.
HOGS Receipts about 14.0OT bead; market
steadv to 10c higher; choice heavy ehipping,
fa.wS47e.76; butchera 66. 606 W; light mixed,
IS.- 6; choice llrht, 4o.2see.70; packers,
6A7Hrtiflr.; bulk. ISJixfeoTO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts (ani
mated at 4,000 bead: market eteady; sheep,
6T.Wp4.O0; lambs, lo.00-7.70; yearlings. &6
4X.6A
Kaaaaa City Live ateel. Market.
KANSAS CITT, April 24. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1,606 head. Including 106 southerns;
market strong to shade higher; choice ex
port and dressed beef steers. 66-iOef7.00;
fair to good, lf.&0.&6; western steers,
6.00.a0; Blockers snd feeders, 61 S0$i6-t0,
southern steers, 64 ff4r-60; southern Cows,
62 7M4 00; native beifera el.60tiia.40; bulls.
p.C.b.40; calves. KUkSAOO.
HOGS Reoeipts. 4. 000 hesd; market 6Jfl0o
higher; top, tt.a; bulk, 66.4606.8); heavy.
6o.6g.a5; packers and butchers, aE.40s.6i;
plaa, 64 10.g4.r6
SHEEP AND LAMBS- Reoeipta. l.OnO
bead; market steady; lamba 16.00(8.60;
ewe and yearling. 6SEi b; western vear
lings, aA04w.76; western aheep, li.UOr.2,
stockers and. feeders, tt.606.00.
St. Lewis Live Steek Market.
ST. LOnS, April 24. CATTLE Receipts.
L006 head, including 664) Texan; market
steady. Native shipping and export steers,
as.49ifr7.fo; dressed beef and butchers steers.
65 V 26; steers under 1.004 pounds. )4 764
5.i; stockers and feeders, tl00tpo2S: cows
snd heifers. as.7i0e.OO; canners, 2.C05a.oj;
bulla 6X-64j.2i; calves. S.l:.1.70;. Texss
and Indian steers. 15. 204. Ii; cows and
heirers, ll.75tr4.00.
HOGS Receipts, 1.500 bead; market 10c
higher; piga and lights. tj.ot66.70; packera,
64 6i.ift.70; butchsra and best heavy, lo.evfi
6.60.
SHEEP AND LAkTBrl-Receipt , 600
bead; market steady; Datives. al.T-04 bit;
hxmbs, K6CtfS50; culls and bucks, 64.it
6.00.
t. Jeeeph Llee Steek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., AprU 24 CATTLE
Recelpta 4Z7 head; isrket strong; natives,
6oA6Ji.l; oows amd heifer. 610.njj.00;
lockers snd feeders. eS.7&j.2o.
HOJ8 Receipts, 1721 head: market sfflOc
higher; top. 66 46; bulk, as 4i4j5.56,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.443
hesd; market steady to strong; lamba, 6-a
tyi.oO; yearlings and wethera, K. 76.476.
Slaax Citr Live Steek Market.
SIOITX CITT, Aprtl 24 (Special Tele
gram. CArTLE Recelpta. 7d0 head; mar
ket atrong; beeves, 65E.li4.7l; cows and
heifers, ai.Slra.aO; stockers and feeders.
64 76; calves and yearling. 6 5064 60.
HOGS Recelpta, a.60t) bead; market 6c to
lOo higher; range. 65.3(ifc6-4i ; bulk. 16 6a
.40.
Steekt la Slgkt. '
Receipts ef live stock at ths six principal
we tern markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hora Sheen
South Omaha 14 6.011 2.637
Hioux City 709 1.500
Kausss City 1.64) 4 0 l.tna
et. IOUls LOT 4.&"9 i"0
St, Joaeph T7 17 1 442
Chicago - 1,604 lLOtiO 6.0j
Totals
a.7 r.tt 147
OMAHA WHOLEBALE MARKET.
Ceadltiea af Trade aadl QaaCatlaaa aa
Staple aad Paaey Pradaww.
EGGS Fresh selling eggs, candled, lie
1J UTTER mnion, W. fay tub and
roll. 1M14c; creamery. Sue,
CHELdc Kew full rream. Wlaconala
twin. l'ic; new full cruam brick, lie; or
mesuo new Bwiaa, lac; new Uiaburger, atf
lac; young Americans,
LI E POULTRK springs. He; roosters,
tc; ducks, 11c; geese, c; cofn.ii. 16c
HA5 Choiu No. 1 upland, 67.60: mediam.
666vi No. 1 botlom. ttA); off grades, KJ
Auk Rye straw 17 V. No. 1 alfalfa, IU.au.
ja lot. -.-. is tj l a.
CANNED coji..a torn, standard west
ern, 66c. Tomatoea, fancy, 6-pound cana,
11.46: atandard 6-pound cana. tl lu. l ine
spples, gated, 2-pound, tt "y.6u; sliced,
tL.UpM. Gallon spples. 61 bu. California
a pr too la. ti-t3J Pears. 6ii lutu 16.
Peach-. 1.6v.li.. L. C. Peaches, 6-1044
a la. Alaaka aalmca. red, 11.4u; fancy
Cliinook, flat, 6216; fancy aockeye, fiat,
11.16. fcardinee, ajuarter ell. 64.au; three
juartra muatard, H.X5. gweel potauxa,
tl jiLJi. Baucrkraut. Hoc Pumpkier '
4)61 vj. Lima bwana. 6-pound. 7U'i tl.li.
bunked peaa. 2-pound. Sac; fancy, tl 2i.tjl.46.
FlA 11 Halibut, ivc, trout, lie; pickerel.
7c; pike, sc; wiilte fish. 16c; buffalo, kc;
bullheads, skinned and dressed, lie; catfian,
dreaeed. 11c; medium croppies and yellow
auntiah. 6476c; large croppies, 16c; herring,
fieeh froirn, 4-r: parch, 6c; while bee,
14C; blsck basa, 23c.
CALIFORNIA tiRIED ERI'ITS-Prune
are aeroewhat unsettle by freer offeringa
from aecead bands, who seem desirous ef
moving supplies ef Immediate gradva Quo
tationa range from tc to r- fur California
fruit and from 6a to 6c for Oregon,
Peaches are very firm, with fancy yeltowa
quoted at irv,
SL'UAH Oranulated. cane, per seek, 66 64.
beet, 640; Cul loaf. Ici ruiiM, Ciut; pow.
derwd. I 61c.
COrrtK Rossted. Ka. 25. ICc; No. Ml
He; Ka. 6. Uc; Na SO. l4c.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. April M-METALS-The
1nr.doe l'4 market waaeuiet, wa future-
All. !. Locai tne market waa easy, with
eueiations rariring from til v'-l 6" Copper
w lower, w.'n aj-ot cuuted at AM1 5', i,
arl future i jM ', d In ins l.nJon inr
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Cltiseas Baak ft Treat Csaftay.
State TMpoeitory, . kartlerrllls. OUakiaa,
tabtts la Ul sank cuNTEg; by tha Srai
at Oklo Ouanaty rn4. tC'. state lav .
-i4a ABSOLXTIt aajrgTT te ear ean ora. Tb
State gaaiwatee ta ret ara at their May a
saaa sneer say elrcaawtaaona w any tatereat ea
tia 4xelta Mak fiiuwe ta aay lara. TmH
Inlon nattaa f-raisba aaea reenaat.
l-axgest STUM Bank la Baaterk O-lakoaa,
leads
Lhleeee, IU.
i at- a 4ai asi4aae.
rally the market was quiet at n.mt9.1fr.
4pelter declined 2s ad to 3 2s 4d In the
London market. Locally the market waa
quiet and unchanged at 64 wJ-4 So. iroa was
tower in the English market, with standard
foundry 60s and Celevland warranta. Urn
Locally No. 1 foundry, -northern. a7.6tJri Ak'i
No. 2. H7.0O6H7.6O; No. 1 southern and No. 1
southern, soft, tla.6fi17.2.
ST. LOC18. April 25. METATrV Lead,
firm, 11. Si, bid. Spelter, strong, Haa.
Waal Market. '
BOSTON. Aprtl M.-WOOL-Ths Commer,
dal Bulletin of Boston, making lu report
on the statistics gathered for the govern
ment, will say tomorrow: The wool market
Is dull, and oa tbe whole featureless Moat
sales reported are email lota of 16 Otjo to
25.000 pounds each. The manufacturing out.
look ia dubioua and there la no Indication
that wool 1 to rule firmer. The shipments
of wool from Boaton to April 21. inclusive ..
were 43 600.009 pounds agalnat 7,10j,l
pounds the same' time last year. The re
oeipta to AprU 28. Inclusive, were 4l.4Wi'4
pounds agalnat 75.3a.6M pounds the aame
period last year.
BT. LOCIS, Mo., April M. WOOL--Dull;
medium grade, combing and clothing, 154
17c; light fine. I$pi6c; heavy fine, UtTUc;
tub washed, SOtjr'-ikO.
Cattaa Market.
NEW TORK. April 64. CO TTO N Vu -turee
opened steady; May. B.S&c: June, 4.41c
bid; July, 161c; August, .0c; October.
.47c; December, .6ur; January. 813c.
Stey' ' APrU "-ra-
FREE THOUGHT, FREE SCHOOLS
Beheiwlaa Editor Delivers . leetara
I der Aaspleea af Bakesalaa
Clpka.
Karel L, Pelant of Prague, Bohemia, ed
itor or Free Thought and Free Schools. '.
publications of that city, delivered an ad
dress Wednesday night st Turner ball en
lbs subject of Religion and Their Origin,',
and another lecture Thursday night at Na
tional hall on the- subject ef "Socialism
Snd Its Development. Both of thesa lec
ture were given under the a ur picas of ti;e
Bohemian clubs of Omaha and South
Omaha. This evening he will lecture in
South Omaha on tha subject of "Free
Schools." A big attendance greeted both
of the lectures thus far given,
Mr. Pelant Is a fluent speaker and a man.
of broad and liberal ideas. He goes from
here to Wilson. Kan., where he will lec
ture, and from there to Bt. Louis and Ok
lahoma. where he la engaged to deliver a
series of lectures.
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