Tilt; OMAHA UAIIA HLK: FIJI DAY. APRil,
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE HAMET
Wheat Started Strong-, bat Valuei
Eased Off Later.
'corn STRONG,, JRECZIPTS LIGHT
Market Wa Fea tardea, with All
raortag the Ball lde, Mali
Cash Offering Are
carre.
OMAHA, April 1. IM.
Ths wheat market started strong on bet
6r cable and further reports of heavy
Jecreaa In elevator stotas. Later esti
mates of large Argentine shipment took
the simp out of trie msrket and value
aaed off gradually to the cloe.
Corn wa stnng, with receipt light
end an Improved demand. The market n
featurele with all favoring the bull lde.
Wheat opened eteedy but nervous-and
egged early on report ot heavy Argen
tine shipments.
Caah wheat mi strong and hrought
fancy prices on a demand thst has not
been equaled for the present crop. Several
ara brought the record price of $1.14 for
No. 1 hard winter variety.
May wheat opened at II. IP and closed at
Corn was featureless, but steady, with
receipts light and ' cash offerings spsie.
Cash corn brought better prices, due to a
lack of offering ' and light estimated re
ceipts. May corn opened at Ktc and
closed at 'ie. .
Primary wheat receipts wers 489,000 bush
els and shipments-. were W.O bushels,
against receipts last year of 982.0fl0 bushels
md shipments of a4Am0 bushels.
Corn receipts were 819.WW bushels snd
shipments were ITS.OiiO bushels, against re
ceipts last year of 617.0OO bushels snd ship
ments of 421,00 bushels.
Clearances were 21&.0O bushels of corn.
l,o6f bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 143,0M bushels.
Liverpool closed $d higher on wheat
and a higher on corn.
Lioeal range or epetons:
j.no boxes; hami, $ 100 boxes: shoulders.
HQS boses; butter 2 cwts.; cheese, 42.ro
boxes; Isrd, 3)0 tierces of prime western
stesm and 1.110 tons of other kinds.
Articles. Opea. High. Low. Close. Tss'-.
Wheat
May. July.
Corn
May. Oais
May.
; 12
1 11
I MS
- siHI
Osisis
1 11
1 01
1 1.1
1 01HI
I
slHi MS,
1 12
1 01
2'i
51
WHEAT-NO.
No. 1
no
114.1
Cash Prices.
hard. 11.1401.14;
hard, ll.iani.ia:' No. 4 hard. $1 .9731.10
grsrf. tl.O0Qlj(, ...
CORN-No. X elc: Nq. 4. ft'PV;; No
I vellnw. Sli.c: No. 1 white. MH'WV.
OATH No. -yellow. eOi&W-iK; No. 3
white, WW504c; No. 4 while, S0Q60UC;
standard. 6ij61c.
RYE No. S. 74c; No.- 1, 730.
Cartel itseeipts.
- Wheat. Corn
Chicago ...a................. 47
Minneapolis , 177
Omaha 10
Duluth 72
7
Gate
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
WRATHRR IJf TMK GRAIN BELT
Partly Cloadr Friday and Warmer la
the Meaellsse.
OMAHA; April 1, 190
Iilshf fslns tnd know occurred In esstern
Neltrsska and western 4da during Isst
ntghl sn1 light rslni - were, si altered
throughout the loner valleys and the
southwest Urnerally cloudy weather pre.
vails In the centrsl valleys and throughout
the northwest this morning, and rains sre
falling In Montana. The weather Is fair
everywhere east of the Mississippi river.
i rmpcriurf are mucn ntgner in the es
treme northwest, and sre generally higher
In ths mountains, The are lower In the
southwest ami killing frosts occurred In
Oklahoma and western -Ten as. An area of
low pressure Is moving down Over the
Missouri valley and will causa enntlnue
cloudy or partly cloudy weather In this
vicinity tonight and Frldgk. with some.
what warmer tonlahLr.
Record of temperature and Arenlnlta.tiAii
compared with the responding day of
the Isst three years': '
... . ' WO. if. IM?. IM.
minimum temperature a ft 14
Precipitation r.nv. ,1 .on . .oo
.nrmn temperattire- for todsy, 44 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1.
.85 Inch. . t
Pefiolency corresponding period In IM,
.7 Inch. . . -
Deflctenoy oorresnondina- nerlnd in 10O7
1.21 inches. . r
U A. WELSH, Local forecaster.
t-Orn and wieat reslon hulletlH for
umahs, nien., tor the twenty-four hours
er.i.tng-at 8 a. m.. 71ih meridian time,
inuraaay, April l. isn:
' OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rsln-
B'sttons. Max. Min. fall. fky.
Aihlanri, ,Neh IS SO .29 Clear
Auburn. Ntfi. So S3 . Cloudv
Broken Bow. .'eb. 4; 14 .00 Clear
Columbus, Nrb.. 47 Js .07 Cloudv
Culbertson, Nub.. 5? Jm .m londv
Kslrhuiy, Neb.... U 32 .ON Cloudv
Fslnnont. Neb... I? 27 .14 Cloudv
Gr. leisnd, Neli.. W 2 .07 Cloudy
Hsrtington. Neb. 40 21 ' .11 Cloudv
Hastings, Neb.... W ;io Cloud V
Holdtege, Neb.... 40 V: 10 Foggy
Oakdalc, Neb 41 27 ,1 t:ioudv
Omalia. Neh 4i ' an ' .11' eiourlv
Teksmah, Neb... M ' ai .40 cloudv
Alia, la ,47-31. .M Cloudv
Cairoll. la 51 .10 Cloudv '
Clsrlnda, la 54 ' 2fi . Cloudy '
Pihiey, Is 47 T ' Tt. cloudy
'Btoux Cly, la . 44 ' a -.M Cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
psrlod enrilng it I t. hi. '
HEW 10RK STOCKS AND BOSDS
Moyement of Market ia Mixed, bat
AVtorptire Power ia Demomtrated.
CLOSE IS ACTIVE AND STRONG
Crea rrsaers, Rallrvad Raralags
a ad Oppeeltloa Certala Tariff
flchedalea Racoarege the
Speealalora.
Features ( late Tradlag aad Cloalaa;
. Prices ea Board of Trade.
CHICASO, April 1. Wheat prices ad
vanced today to new high records for the
season for all deliveries ss a result or
strong cables and crop damage reports.
The top for May was reached at 11.20
and for July at 11.08. The market cloaed
strong at net gains Toi1 the day of c to
V8iF- Corn also closed firm, but oats
were barely steady and provisions rather
weak. . . ,
The advance of whoat prices to s new
high level was made , without any unususl
excitement and. the .volume of trade, while
not large, was not sensational In magni
tude. The market was strong throughout
the entire session with the exception of
a brief period In the day, .when a moder
ate reactlor) occufred on liberal sales by
a leading holder. Demand by thla same
trsder was party responsible for the ad
venes lster Itt-the session, whioh carried
nrlces bevond the previous best mars;
flharn advances at nearly all the leadln
rain r.nt.ia of Europe, brisk, dema
for the ,eash grain In this country, and
fresh; reports of damage to. the growing
crop,, particularly In Ohio and Indiana,
were the t hief reasons for the bullish
sentipient which prevailed throughout the,
dv. The' range on'.Msv, wn between
11 19 !snd !.!., while .luly sold between
r 0S and 1I.0R. The market closed atrone.
w ith May-at .19eTl. nl Ju'V $107
(lr1.071. ,
Tli feature of trading In corn was the
buying of the Msy delivery by raah In
terests, whleb caused considerable firm
ness In the martlet In generel. The mar
ket doeed firm st net gains of a shade
in n,c. May ctosed at 7o and July
at MV.nV. .
Trade In Osts wss quiet Snd the msrket.
was barelv steady. At the close prices
were a shade lower to c higher, with
Mav 'at S4Sc and July at 47c.
The provision market was heavy nearly
all day. oAt the close prices were 2c to
TheTTeadlng futures ranged as follows:
DISTRICT AVBRAGK9,
. No. of
Centrsl. Stations
Chicago, 111 n
Columbus. O ll
les Moines, la.... 14
Indlanapolift, hid.. 11
Kar aas City. Mo.. 11
Ixiulavllle. Ky..... 19 '
Minneapolis. Minn. .1)
Omaha. Neb , 19
St. Ixiuls, Mq 13
Light precipitation occurred In
em portion of the corn ad wheat region
within the last twenty-four hours. Freez
ing temperaturea are .reported in all except
the St. Louis district., . I., A. WELKH,
iocal Forecaster, Weather Hureau.
Temp.- Rain
Max. Min. Inches.
M
44
4S
K
' K
4i .
it
62
il ' " .00
.01
30 .)
K .01
12 ' .00
24 -' T
a . . -i
94 . .00
the wot-
KW YORK. GENERAL MARKKT
aotalBS
Varloas
Ing
nd
Articles.! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tss y.
Wheat
May
July
Sept. .
Deo. '
Corn
Msy
. July
Bept.
Deo.
OSts-
Ma .
July
Sept.
Pork :
May
July
Sept.
July
Sept.
Ribs-. .
May
July
Sept.
1(
07l
i noH
l o
711
64f'l
67!
I
64SNi:
49 e
17 76
17 T5
17 80
10 07!
10 20
10 32'
9 42W
J 1
41 1 I r-
1 10 1 19 1 30
1 IM I 064411 071
1 fl0!996 1 W!
101 1 WrVil l wi
1 I
1 1
1 07 ,
1 00
1 00
7SI 77'i 7
KAI twy6')4ll W
4l6,t4 J'
68 f 6771 $7TI ' 67
Mal
47H!
a;
17 72 17 72 17 70
17 7l 17 73 1" 70
17 72 17 72! 17 72
"531;
40;
t7 2
17 SO
17 80
644(1 64
4T 47'4r
3tjJ 4St7((j4v
io 07; 10 mi
10 a0 1 IV Lt"
10 32! 10 16
9 30 23
9 42! t 37
t 67.t 7(
9 62!
10 06
19 16
10 26
9 96
9 40
9 62!
10 07
10 17
10 ilU
9 27
? 47
9 DO
f . ike Day oa
Conamodltlea.
NEW YOflK.. April l.FLirCR Re
ceipts, lfi.IOU bbls. ; exports, 7,276 bhls.! mar
ket firmly held. Minnesota patents, f).'l
6.00: Mlnueeota bakers, 14 604.75: winter
straights, lii.6.66; winter extrss, It.tHirt
4.61); winter Stents. 9tt.6O&.00; winter low
grade. 13. 4.66; Ksnsss straights, 96.26
d.4i. Rye flour, steady; fair to good,
4.50: fancy aTid choice; $4.5Txyi.78. Huck-
wheat flour, quiet. 12.002.26 per 100 lbs.
CORN.MF.AL Steady; fine white and yel
low. 11. Bofil. 90:' coarse. ll.90fll.6S. Min dried,
$1.469176. -.' t
- KY K unlet; No. 2 western, 7c; 1 r. o: d.
New -York. .,.'.
BARLEY Steady msitlng. 7a7c.' t. '1. f.
New York: feeding, 74fl'75c. v. i f. New
York. : .. - :. ;
' VHBAT--Exorte. B.100 bu.: spot market
firm: No 2 red, 11. S7'9 1.1(1, elevator x No.
1 red. 11.29. f. o. afloat: No. 1 northern
Duluth.ll.i:., . o. b. afloat;, o. h.erd
inter, H.i7.. f. ot' b., afloat.' i he Wheat
market was ery- nervous 41 day and
sensitive to bull support.- It" hsd one sharp
tesctlon under profit taking, but , speedily
tallied and wound up, tkie day. with May
'c net higher and July unchanged. Ce.btas
were atrong. offerings light and the cash,
sltustlnu bullish. New high records were
msde on July. May closed at 11,23V. July
closed st 11.16,
CORN Receipt f, 83.700 bu. ; pot market
firm; No. 2, 7fic, nominal, and, 74, f. o.
b., afloat; No. 2 white nominal,, and No.
yellow, 74ijc. r. o. d. .anoat. upiion
market was higher on coveilng and closed
c to c above lai nigh'. Mav closed
at 75c; July closed at ; scpiemDsr
closed at TS'ac. .
OATS Receipts. 41.100 bu. ; exports r.OOO
bu.; spot market steady: mixed, 2 to 32
lbs., 66fl674,c; natural white, 2 to 32 lbs..
67iiic; clipped white, iZ to 40 lbs., 6i6i'.tc.
HAY Ouiet ; No. X, WUjc; gooa to cnoice,
9iSAc.
I11DERtead ; Bogota,, lS'itumitc; , c en
tral America,' 19c.
LEA THER Steady; acid.. 3Zynwc.
PROVISIONS Reef., steady; family
aWis so- meae III) .yfitl.UO: beef hams.
616.00; packet. 114.0O314.60; city extra India
mess. lai.&OiH'HUO. cut' meats, -invn.
pickled bellies. 110.00; pickled liams.llO.au
10.60. Lard, easy: w.-elem, tl.0i'10.4O; re
fined, easy; continent, $10.90; South Ameri
lea, $11.60; compound;,': .iSiq8... ' Por,
steadv: famllv. 1I9.S0: short clears, $19m
21.60; mess, tia.KntJ19.00.
TALLOW Uuloi; Irity K.w per pKg.,
t4c; country ipkgs. freei, 6!tWcf
RICE Htmoy; aomesi ic, , iair w mi,
9Ai(Sc;' Jspjn. nominal.
- POlTl.Tltr Alive, ouu, wewiern cnicsena,
broilers, Vp33c; fowls. 'tTic; dressed,
firm; western chickens. 12c; fowls, 16
Cit.
116 00
124.00
NO. $. ...
rh ouotaHors were aa follows:
n ni'R-rirm: winter patents. $9,160
i?; straights. $6.16660; spHng patent.
WfkC.90; straights. H164j6.lt; bakers. $4.06
BI TTER Steady s creameries, a9c;
dairies, XW&ic.
BK38 Btrady: at mark, cases included
firaia IBr. nrime firsts. 24V.
CHESil Firm; daisies, 16W6c; twins.
if.- vnnai Americas. 16c: long horns, l&c.
POTATOES Firm ; choice, to fancy, 9V9
iw,.. r.i i,t annd. 7S.8ac.
POI'LTRYV-Btead.v; . turkeys, 17c; chick
en inrinsl ' 1&C."
VKAt-Btady : to.Vlb. weighU. c;
an m US-lb. weiirhta ' Sc; 86 to 110-lb.
weights. 910p. ,
BHVn. 1. 7IAia79d.
. B A RLKY Feed or mixing, 2f,c; fair to
1 choice malting, S4i&c.
8 K CDS No. I southwestern. $1 68'i; No.
nnrihweatern. 11. 8K1.. Clover. $9.10.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. $17.6tti
; 17 TOl iArd. per V lbe.. 19 97 Short ribs
"aides (loosei. $9 .6ilf4.30. Short clear sides
i boxed). $917.69.
Total clearances of wheat and flour war
eoual- to 143.0PO bu. Primary receipts were
49.000 bu., compared with 981.000 bu. the
c.irreaoonding day a year ago. -
Kstimaied receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
2$ cars; corn, 90 cars; oats, 7 cars.
Kiasu IUi Urala aad Prevlaloas.
KANSAS C1TT. April l -WHEAT-li regular-
No. 1 hsrd. 11 22: No. 1 hsrd, $1 17f
111; No. $ red. 11 40; No. 1 red. $l.af.
CORN- higher; No. $ mixed. Kc; No.
lnilxed. o; No. 2 white. 94c; No.' 3
while. 4o.
OAT8.l'nchanged; No. 1 wnlt. &3664V;
No. 3 mixed, ilttolc.
RYK7:K7c. -
H Y Firm; choice timothy. Il0.0i9l0 60;
choice pjairis, $9.764ri0 00; choice alfalfa,
$16 (XKSi'lS OO.
BL'TTI&R Creamery. 3oc: fusts, 29c; aec
ends c; packing stock. 17c.
lOGGS-Estraa. 191-; current receipts,
flat 174e; seconds and dirties. 17c.
1 ' elpts. Shipments.
wht bu. : .
Corn. bu.
r. i hn
vea vi
I.lverpeel Oral) MarUet.
flVERPOOU AP""11 1-WHKAT-Spot
ailadx ' No. 3 red western, winter. U 4d;
tl'lrU. steady: May, s: J"'.
Sepiember, Ss ld.
t'ORN-Spof, tead ; . new Amerusn
mixed. 6s lid: fuiuir sisady; May, 6
9d; JoT. 4d. '
Liverpool travleloa leeks.
IJVKRPOOL . Atil 1 -Th following at
ts stocks of breadstuffs snd provisions in
1 iverpti': Flour. 31 A saiks. wheal. !..
ioo ciuiala. eora. 4.0uo centals; bacon.
SI. I. owls Geaeral Market.
STr-LOCIS, April l.-WHBAT Higher;
track. No. 1 red, cash, $1.3601.40; No. 2
hard. $1.821.84; May. $117; July. $103
CORN Higher; track. No. 2 cash, 6Afi)
96c; No. 1 white, 7i6S7c; May, . 5C;
July. 9se. - - -
OATS Higher; track; No. 1 cah, 6Se;
No. 1 white. 66c: May. 63c; July. 4c.
RYB-FIrm; 9uc.
FIOL'R Firm: red -winter patents. 16.SS
$5.60; extra fancy and straight, $5.86.6t;
hard winter clears. $4.104 .40. ;
SEF.n Timothy, $2 60 2. - '
CORN MKAUHIO.
Bn.N Steady; sacked, east track, $1.18
21.90. " .
HAT-Hteady; timothy, $96u(614.6u; pralfie,
$9.0011.00.
IRON COTTON TIES-BSC
HEMP '''WINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady; Jobbing;
117.2. Lard lower; prime steam. 19.77iji
9 87. Trv salt meats, unchanged: boxed
extra shorts. 19.75; clear ribs. 1!.87: short
clears. 19.87. Bacon, unchanged; boxed ex
tra shorts, 110.75; clear ribs, $10.87; short
clears. $1087. . - ' .
POl'LTRY StesdVi" chickens. 12c!
springs. 16c: turkeys.-14) lvi ducks, lie;
aeeae. Sc.
Rl TrKR-SteadA-; creamery. 23fti30c.
EGOS Higher;. 18c, case co int.
Recelnts. Shipments.
Flour, bhls .,,inii), .ox
Wheal, bu i. .tt.m 40.000
Corn, bu .iw) .oro
Oats, bu i. 10.400. 81,400
NEW YORK. April 1 -Price movement
In the stock market developed gains snd
losses showing Irregulsrlty during the
progress of most of the trading. This
mixed movement did not, however, ob
scure the absorptive power of the msrjet
and the effective character of new demand
which has come into the market in the
last few days.
Th high level at which price were
started todsy ddd to tb sharp advances
scored yesterday and combined with the
material broadening of the participation
from miscellaneous outside sources, offer
ing so advantageous an opportunity to con
vert paper profit Into cash that It wa
taken advantage of on a large scale by
previous purchasers. The action Of the
market In ihe last few days had lis effect
In bringing In some lncresse of buying or
ders t the outset, but the concentrated
character of the dealings and the conrerted
operations of the advance gsv evldcnre
of any organised speculative party at work
in ths market.
Names were freely bandied about In the
dav'a discussion of the probable Identity
of the organisation, supposition pointing to
wealthy oapltallsts associated with great
market movements of th past. These
rumors, lacking entirely In authority as
they were, were of great effect In shaping
speculative sentiment nevertheless. Some
of the day's news confirmed the views of
sn upward trend of business. The public
Drofesslon of confidence hy K. II, nam
man to this effect wss one of the items of
this news, so also was the announcement
that the Ensley steel plant of the Teneasee
coal and iron company naa not oeen snut
down on April 1, ss hsd been previously
determined, owing to the receipt of enough
new orders to extend the active period of
operations. The Isrge business booked In
March for structural steel wa noted as a
cotissuuence of the lower prices In I hat
trade. Notice or wage reductions isnea to
csuse dtsturbsnce, owing to the apparent
acceptance by workmen of the situation
created by lower prices for product's. The
action or l nlted states steel common in tne
Istter market In its aggressive advance
through enormous sales made at 60 to a
top price of 61 was ot material sentimental
effect on th whole msrket. News from
Washington of formidable opposition form
ing to some ot tne proposed tarin reduc
tions seemed to be accepted with equanim
ity f not with satisfaction
February earnina reoorts of rallroadK
are regarded a satisfactory evtdenre of
Improving traffic conditions. The reduc
tions In the Bank of England discount rate
although ' expected, gava the Initial im-
fietus to the rise and wa en Influence in
nducing continued purchases of stocks by
fnrinn 1'ae was msde bv the snecu-
latlve eleMent of words and -phrsse from
the numerous interviews emitted by r.. n
Harrlmaa to push upward movements In
special stocks. Encouraging reports of the
condition- of the winter wheat crop made
a substantial basis for much of, the hope
fulness over business prospects. 1 he mar
lt was strongest and the most active at
tle close of the day. .
Komls were firm. Total sales, psr value
$k,4&Mj0c. I'nlted State bond wera un
changed on call.
Number of sales and leading quotation
on stocks were as follows:
Salen. Hlsh. Lew. flw
7154,
4.
11H
!44
:ii4
34
14
54
1144
t'14".
It'll 4
104
123
ill's
44
)7S
.1
Mi's
7M
1IH
!u
,1
34 '1
4
184
41 "4
7V(
3'4
2'4
4fi
:A
lit
14.V,
6S
Wi4
1.1
H
104
51 S4
ia
2M
4S
m
14'.
' 7JH
4 Mi
7SH
214
1.10
474t
Hi 14
Wt
144
JIS
:!.- i
114
9 4.
S84
.171
ss4
IS'
8-'i
71 'i
!:,
4'4
34 !
74
12--'",
IM '4
0H4
he near future. Consols In which the et
lement has been com tided hardened
snd deslers reported good Investment bus-
ness in home rslls and foreigners at im
proving prices. Mexican rails were strong
on the dividend. American shares, following
Wall street, started steady snd gathered
strength In the forenoon. The Harrlman
ssues, Cnlted Rtstes Steel and a-iissouri
Pacific were most In demand. Later prices
became Irregular. New York siiH'orted
Canadian Pacific snd IouWvtlle &. Nssh-
vlhe. but sold others In the lste trade,
which caused sn easy closo.
BERLIN. April 1.-On the Bourse toon-r
ho favnrahl Influence csused by tho
Balkan settlement continued a factor In the
rlalng market. American securities were
higher on the advices from New York.
PARIS. April 1. rTlces on mo touik
today were firm. .
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. April t.-MONEY-On call.
easv at lia2 per cent; ruling rate, 1 per
cent; closing bid, 1 per cent; offered at
per cent.
TIME LOANS Very dull and easy; sixty
days. 2"4(fj2 per cent; ninety days, 2
per cent; lx month. 1 per cent.
PRIMS M EKUAPi 1 lur. r.n. .in"
per cent.
STERLING. EXCH AN tIC 491 ea ay, wnn
actual business In bankers' bills at h.pxov
4 810 for slxty-dsy bills and at $4.8760 for
demand. Commercial bills. 34..-T4.8:.
SILVER Bar. oc; Mexican dollars. 4c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroads,
firm.
Closing Quotation on bono wtr as ioi-
low:
.-OlUjInl. M. M. 4'4 .
llJ.l.n 4 .v M
.10m 'o 4S ,a,4
I'll" do Sd aertet S
.lit K. C. So. Ill S T!V'4
.I94L. 9. b. 4 is::i
. MU A N. ml. 4t...
ti.:ll M . K. ft T. lal 4a.
Amalcamateil Coppar 4.)0 7K'4 Tt
Am. C. ft F 1,700 o4 4S
An. o. a r. rt
Am. rstion oil l.w b tt
Am. H. L. pt4 100 40 40
Am. les 84urltl 11.700 341i li
Am. LlnaeeA Oil
Amarlran Locomotive 1,700 fill 54
Am. Locomotive pti
Am. 8. ft R 2.on 14 174,
Am. 9. R PM. K 104V4 114
Am. usr R.flnlng. 1.(00 1S:S 1U
Am. Tobacco, pf oe 5'4
Amarlcan Woolen . 809 M 33
Aaaeoooa alining ta....... 4.1O0 4.M.4 4V
Atchlton" 11,1110 10S '"1'
Auhiaon pm .:: 100 104 . 104
Atlantic Coaat Una 4.210 l!Ji 12'4
Paiumora ft OMo.e - M,S0 lltH 111
Dal. ft Ohio ptd
Brook 1 vn RapiS Tr.
Canadian Paclflu ...
Taniral Leathar ,.
r antral Leather pM
I sntral ot Now Janax
CMaapaako ft Ohio
Chlcato Graat Weitarn ...
C, M. ft 8t. P
e:. c, c. st. l
Colorado r. ft I
Colorado ft 9o.
lolo. A So. lit pf. .......
reio. ft ia. Id ptd
Conaolldatad Oaa ..........
Corn Sroducta
Dalaear ft Hudaon .....
Denver ft Rio Grand
I), ft R. O. M
Platlllora' ocurltlaa
Rrfo
Rrlo lot ptd
Brl Id prd
Gonoral Klactrlc
Oroat Northers pfd
Groat N'ortharn Ora clfa. . .
Illinois Central
lnterborousb Mot
Int. Mat. p(d
International fapor
Int. Paper pfd
International Pump
Iowa Contral
Kansas City Bo
K. C. 80. ptd
Uoutavllla ft N
Minn, ft it. Louis
M.. at. P. ft . . v......
Mlaaourl PacKIn
M., K. ft T
M., K. ft T. pld -
National Load
Now York (antral
K. T.. O. ft W ,
Norfolk ft W
North Amarlcan
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pannayrvania
PoDla'a Gai .....
P . C. C. ft t ,
Preaaed Simi cir
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steal 8prlp ....
Roadlnf 4
Republic Stool
Republic Siaol pfd.........
Rock laland Co
Rock loianil Co. pfd
St. L. ft 9. P. td pfd
St., Leu It 8. W
St.. It, 9. . pfd
lloa-harfild I. ft I ...
OoSthora Pacific. -dlf...
So. Pacific pfd
flout hern kallwav
So. Railway pfd
Tanaoeaoo Copoar
Taaaa ft pacific
T., St. L. ft ...
T . it. L ft W. pfd
fnlon Pacific
t'nloa Paciflr pfd
V. S. Kusker
V. f. R-ubbor lat pf....i..
t. I. UMl
II. s. Steal pfd
Utah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chamkal
Va.-taro. Csem. pfd
Wabaah
Wabaih pfd
Waalinhouao Electric ...
Woeiern t'nion
Wheeling L B
Wiaconaln Central
Am T. ft T. Co
Total aalea for the dev.
17,000
11,8(10
100
79
177
4-
74
1731,
2
S, too
400
U."M
m
9.100
(00 100 .
too
, J. 70ft
I0
1.n0
ten
l.ino
too
I. Oon
l.aoo
Ji0
t 000
7.0-10
500
9. MO
100
II. 900
"tun
DUO
&m
7,(0
400
4.oo
100
, 1.S00
t.jno
K)
too
, l.two
, 10.400
20
-11.400
oo
. 11.800
4b.iio
. 10,300
l0
400
100
. 1.100
1I1.H
. 1.700
. 1.100
.' 1.
, 4.400
io
500
too
. fl. too
l0
. .XM
. 1 000
. 4.700
. I.40A
. 2.-X
. 1.0O0
.114.700
(,'
100
. 1 )
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. .
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4.900
" io
. I i"0
. I.WI0
. '.4110
. f.40O
TOD
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71 Vt
!la
m
7 .
S7
(144
;i
m
l'a .
17H4
4
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97
SO' i
4i4,
IM
MR ,
4S
147
is4
i.!
3la '
41 W
71 Va
1S5V4
M '
nr-S
lH
4:11,
74H
US '4
131H
47
3V4
2
144 4
1304
114V4
:"
Sia
171
4014
Ul't
1
747,
Jf.
4'a
it
fxr,
74
IM
IV-44
24S
Sn
41 '4
21
71H
17
ss 4
M'4
104
41 -U
44
46 V,
'la
M
7'4
't
4
111 V4
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MV4
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7t
36
44
W'S .
7t
I'M '.i .
US
1J4
47H
17
1
2'4
4il
35 14
U7'
14,-iS
'
144
11'4
1
'n
If)
4
71H
lM'j
t
144
7I4
4J44
744
11V,
110
47
4
1
141V4
ir.i4
HIS
tJ -is
va
172
.1
V4
74S
54S
44
' V
14 'a
f4
7l4
1S
lVi
It
4S
4!
llVt
US
71
IMS
MS
12
M-1S
40
113S
43 S
44 .
ISV4
471,
i S
47
'
4Wa
131S
V. 8. rot. la, rag..
do coupon
. la, re
do coupoa
V. 8. ro
do coupon
Allia-Chal. lit la .
Am. Afrlcultural
Am. T. ft T. cri 4a.. -
Am. Tobacco 4e . .
dn la
Atrhlnon pen. 4a
eto 8. L. lat 4a
tin ev. 4a
do cv. 5a.
101
100
7
'
MS
s
4 '4
do lt ft ref. 4
.. do sn 4S
. .UOSMo. Pacific 4a
7.HI0SN. T. C. gen. S'.ia
MS do deb. 4
..107S.N. Y. City 4Sane..lllS
imSN. 1 -. N. H. ft M
Atlantic C. L. 1st 4s. T
Bal. ft Ohio 4a iuusn. w lai ran. -tr.
dn Sa 'H 00 cv. aa...
eon 8. W. ISa. ..!. 91SMB. Pacific 4a
T 41 MV do II
Canada So. let 9....io1n. ""
Central of Oa. 6a
OMAHA LIVE STOCk MARKET
Beef Cattle Slow, W Steady, with
Other Kinds Strong.
HOGS OPEN HIGHER, CLOSE EASIER
Sheep In l;ood Oraiaad and rrllk the
Offerings Moderate All Disappear
at an Karlr Hoar at
Uteady Prices.
f?CTH OMAHA, April 1, V..
Receipts were: Csttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 6. 29s .4iii 6A
Offlclsl Tuesday ."2 17.014 H.n7
Offlclsl Wednesday .... J.S71 S.hJS IJ.Vsl
Kstlmate Thursday .... 1,900 6.W0
Four dy this week. ..1H.7H1 3,74 m,Si4
"sme days last week. ..14.124 42 1'ln S0.99R
Bame days 3 weeks ago..l7.Hl 44,001 90.707
Same day S week agn..1.!M0 t,:i Sl.:
Bame days 4 weeks ago..VS. 3it.mil SOX
Bame day lat year....l.ni 17.?2 ZXm
The following table ahows the receipts of
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha tot
the year to date, compared with last yesr:
19n ISO. Inc. Dec
Cattle 237.547 1M.77R 14.470
Hog 7i.110 SltUKW 90,930
Sheep 43a.398 373.066 6,3S3
The following table show -he average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several .days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1909 .l90s.l9O7.l908.l!06.l904.1903.
Central Leather fa.
or. ot N. i- g.
Che. ft Ohio 4Sa.:
chloago ft A. IS
C, B. ft Q. e
c m. a i p. t
C. . 1. P- e-
do col be
dn rfdg. 4a
eorc. at. u g
(-lo. lnd. la
Colo. Mid. 4 .
c. ft 8. r. ft e.
D. ft H. cv. 4a...
eno let ref. 4. .
n. R. 0. 4a....
niatlllera' aa
Kris p. 1. 4e.... ..
do an. 4a
do 4a aarlea A..
da eerie B... ..
Oen. sleo. cv. if
IM. Cen. lit ref.
Int Met. 4Se
fjid. ee0ifered
4e ...
110 penn. cv. is 191S--
4S do- con. 4e
127SRoadlng gan. 4a
10SSS". L. ft 9. F. fg. 4a.
7SSt. L. 8. W t. 4a..
8S do lat gold 4a
t'4a PlS'Heannard A. L. 4a..
4a. 7 So. Pacific col. 4a...
.... DOS do let ref. 4a
e-.'SSo. Railway 6a.
4. V4 do -gen. 4
.... 71 I'nlon Paclflo 4a
. . . Vi44 do cv. 4a
4Sa. S do 1 ref. 4a...
101S"- Rubber a.,,.i
102 11. g. Steel id 5e
18 Va.-Caro. Chem. 5a.
74 Wabaeh lat fa
7S do tat ft ex. 4a....
74sWeatern Md. 4
42 Went. Bloc. cv. 4e...
taswi. Central 4e. .....
....14(i D. ft R. O ref te..
4a. .10ASC. ft O. rfdg. cfe. la.
7a . 1
!SfS
as
97
102s
74S
MS
S
104S
100
lS
7S
4
;
is
ins
7Ka
mis
11 S
w
io;
V3S
. lH
,u;s
. 74 S
. MS
. S3
. m
. M
.102
March 17.
March 19.
March 19.
March 20.
March 21.
March
March
March
March
March
March
March
March
March
March 3
April 1.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C. M. & St. P 3
Wabash R. ft.......... 7 .. 1
Mo. Pac 5
i:nlon Pacific IS 2" 17 1
C. A- N. W. least).. S S
C. N. W. (West!.. 14 27
C. St. P. fit. ft O ,. 7 3 2 ..
C, B. . (east).... A 2
C, B. & Q. (west 1... 10 24 2 -'
C R. 1. A P. jeasti.. 2 ' .. - 1
Illinois Central 3. 3. ., . ...
C. G. V..., 12 ..
Total receipts ....'79 - ' 92 22 ' 4
The dlsfiOHltlon of the day's recfilpl who
Boston Stock datotatlona.
RfifiTON'. ADrll I. Money, call loans
314 per
!P4 j
Offlc
cent; time
closing:
adj. 4a...
loans. 3'iS4 per
2
cent.
R. R..
Atchleon
do 4t
Alchlaon
do ptd ...
Boaunn ft Albany.
Boeion Klevated ,
Fltchburg ptd ...
N. T.. N. II. 1
I'nlon- Pacific
Am. Arge. Cham
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube
Amor. Sugar
do pfd
Am. T. ft T
Amor. Wooloa ..
do pfd
Dominion 1. ft 9
Edleon Bloc. Illu
Maaa. riectrlc . .
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
I'nlted fruit ....
United R. M
do pfd
I'. 8. Steel.. ....
do pfd
Adventure .,
Allouei
Amalgamated ...
Arizona Com. ...
Ex-dlTldend.
..- MSAtlantlc
... 1004a Butte Coalition .
,..10R Cal. ft Arlr.ona..
. .HWSCal.-ft Hecla....
,,.137 centennial
Copper Range ...
.. .IMHllalv Weat --. ,
...l4SFranklto.
, ..IStiSOranby
... 17SUrene t'ananea .
... 9tSIle Roy Is
... tSMee. Mining ...
...112 Michigan
. ,.128SMonawk
...ISIS Mont. C. ft C...i
... HSNavada
... MSOId Dominion ...
. . . II Oeceola
...IM Parrot
... HSQulncy
... 72 Shannon
. . . 41 Tamarack
...l4STnnlty
. .. MSl'nttad Copper .,
... ts t'. a. Mining....
... 60S I'. S. Oil
...liasi'iah
... t victoria
... ItSW'tnbna '
... 74S Wolverine ,.
.... 40SNortl Butte
.. 13S
.. 14
.101
. .130 :
., W
.: 77
.. 10s
-. l&S
.. ;
.1 io-
.. MS
.. S
.. 11
. . 2S
.. 35
.. 2
.. U'4
..130
.. 34
..
.. 14S
... 7
.. 144
.. r.'.
4
.. 411,
.- 44
.. ..S
..144
-. 71 '4
London Stock Market. .. -
IX)NDON. April 1. Amarican securities
were generally nigner at tne opening 10-
dav In sympathy
other msrkets. At
wltri 'the strength In
nfc-n" prices were from
Va to
7 higher than yesterday's New York
tf.lAainS.
London closing stocks:
Conaolf. money..
oo at count... .
Anaconda f-
Atchleon -.
do pfd
Baltimore AO...
Canadian Pacific
ChOMpeake ft O
'Chicago -ti. W...
Chi.. Mil. ft 9t.
Da Been
Denver ft Rls 0
do pfd
Brio
60 let pfd
do td pfd
Ore nil Trunk....
IIHnnia Central
14T4M.. K. ft T V
..'IS N. T. Central1...
.. IS Norfolk ft W
..II0S do pfd .'.
..101 Ontario ft W
.. 4!SPenneyvenle ....
..174Rend Mtnee
. , 71S Reading
,. aSiouthern Rr
..lot do pfd
.. HS&outhern Parlhe.
. . 4SL'nlon Pacific
.. tc-S do pfd
.. 30SU. 8. Steal
..47 do pfd
.. tt Wabaah
.. 90S do pfd
IMlSSpanlah 4a.
. 44
.18344
. 92 S
. 1
. 48S
. R4i
. kS
. SPS
. ns
. 47
.125
.1WS
. 8
. ,VS
.lit
. 1844
. 411 S
. .S
I7V4-
1 ...i.viiia ft N UlSAmal. Copper.
1IA'KR Bar. steaoy at 2.1V4d per ounce.
unNEV H42 per cent.
The rste of discount In the open market
for short bills Is IS per cent; for three
months' bills, 1 9-1S per cent.
' Pnblle Debt Itsteaieal
WASHINGTON, April 1. The monthly
ststement of the public debt shows that
at the close of business March 31. y 1909,
the debt, less caah in (he treasury, amount
ed lo 11 .02I.779.fiao. which Is an increase for
the month of 13.Os9.174.
The debt is recapitulated as follows
- Interest bearing debt, 1913.317.490.
Debt on which Interest has ceased since
msturlty. 13.292.SM.
Debt bearing no interest, 1390,100.745.
Total. 1L306..710.590.
The tots! government receipts for March
were lM.3il.Ul.' ana tne Hprnanun-j pi.
444.534.
Hess York Mlalngr Stocks.
NEW YORK. April 1. Closing
on mining stocks:
171 Leadvllle Con.
70S
IMS
32
103 S
CS
ms
45S
44S
lit
US
47S
Si
eS
HIS
4
8la
Leeat tecarltlea.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burn,
jr., 614 Nt York Life. Oman
illadelpbla fradacV
(.
S.I4J0
rhlladelpbla Predace Market,
PHIIJ4DKI.PIHA. April 1. Bl'TTER
Steady; extra weatern creamery. 11c; extra
nearby print. . 33c.
l-XjaS-Firm: Peniylvl and other
nearbv flrsi. fic cases. 21e at mark: cur
rent receipt. In returnable case. i)'c t
mark; western firt. free cases. 21c at
mark; current receipts, free case. lUtJ
Cll EKe K Firm apdfn fair demand; New
York full creams, choice. U'yfrlSV-: New
York full cream fair to good. Ililttac.
Telcdo 9d Market.
TOL.H"I0. O.. April 1. 8 EKDS-Clover.
caah. $6.2H: April. tS.dH: October. 145.28:
December, s.r."..: No. J. ti.W: No. 1. ISaS:
rejected. 1.V10: X. E H.. 94.90.1 Timothy,
prime. 11 kit. Alaike. prime. 18.3.
Pearls Market.
PERI,. April I. CORN -lwer. No.
vellnw. 11 ,c: No. 1 yellow, f. ; No. I. '(;
N'o. 8. c: No. 4. ,-.
ATS- Uglier; No. 1 White, - 84c . No. I
a hit. U'tV.
A vary Compear
Beatrice Iraamery. com
Beairloe Creaawry, pfd. 4
city af Omaha bonda 4Sa 1129
Douglae County 4e )!8
Gale City Melt Compaay. 4
lut. Tel. la 1811 Ibi? tl bonaal
Kanaaa City Ry. ft Llg'it 60 1818
Kanaaa City Rr. ft 1. M pfa
Kanaaa City Ry. A Llht. coca
Neb-aaka Telephnna Slock
Omaha Ota to 1817
Omaha B. I., ft P is 18M
Omeha B. L ft P . If
Omaha ft C. B. (I. y. la lt!4
0. ft C. 8t. Ry. ee IWt
Omaka ft C. B t. B . pfd. - at dir.
Omaha ft C. B. it. Ry., com 4
Omaha ft C B. By ft B. pfd I",
Cnuaha Water lompaay 48 1814
Omaha Water rempaay oe :844
Omaha Waer (a. lei pfd
Oayahs Wator Company Sd pfd
Omaha Beard of Trade Ring, re prd...
Omaha Board of Trade B!dg. Co. com...
Omaha Brick Pi. ft Tile Lo. 117. . .
ita'.e Ineurence Company
South Omaha Saaer Si 18tt
Staia Sav:aia Bank Stock. Butte
i't ft to. ml 1
Sherteaa Coal is :8?1
Sioua City 8tvk Tarda pfd
Trt-lute Laud to pfd. loam, hoe ...
Uaioa io.k Tarda Ca. Stork. Omni ..
talon Conatruciien Co.. kantan City...
Bid.
. SI
. 84
. lots
. lots
A Iked.
IM
87
11
106 S
10.
14
7 S
tt
1V
M
87
8
It
IS
98
81
t
14
84
24
8S
U
i
81 .
US
-Jt
81
41
8
87 S
8S
81
let
10
84
18
44
84
IM
la
lies
18
81
8
US
81
Hon
Alice
eBruneirk Con. ..
Cora. Tunnel etock.
do bond!
Coa. Cal. ft V
Horn Silver
Iron itlvor
Offer.
Llti la Chief .
Mexican
Onterto
opine
Sisndard
Talkie Jacket
quota
.... 4V4
10
.... s
...300
....108
....114
.... 4a
898
8 494
8 44
8 41
22
23.
24.
26.
29.
27.
2S.
29.1 8 89
8
8 Bf4
8 90H
8B7V
a S7
8 72
8 68'4
8 ffiS
72
4 841 I 8 11 4 91
4 M 8 4' 8 01
4 03 8 49 C 10
4 96 6 40 8 17 8 W
4 73 8 25i 8 19 8 18
8 1C 8 18 8 OS
4 79 8 18 8 15 8 01
4 80 8 24 8 09
4 89 8 OS 6 15
6 Oli 8 03 8 20
5 62 8 11 6 27 E 13
8 50 8 23 8 27 1 8 10
6 31 8 2X 8 09
8 57 8 39 8 301 6 091
5 7S 8 28 6 14
5 70 6 48( I b 18
8 04 7 10
5 04 7 08
4 9h 7 19
e 1 33
4 92 7 Si
4 94 '
4 97 7 44
8 02 7 17
8 00 7 24
6 13 7 22
e 7 2
6 17 7 30
6 14
( 07 7 21
4 9S 7 '
5 04 7 29
Sunday.
The official number of cms of stock
brought In todsy by each road was:
SHEEP- Receipts looked small t.Hlav aflef
lie liberal runs so that practically everv
hlng In sight was disposed of before the
middle of the forenoon. As to prices (here
was very little change, ss a rule operators
were nuotlng it ss a good steadv market
entirely sattsfactnry to everyone concerned.
Oood lambs sold up In IS 00 the same as
was paid for tops yesterday. There wera
few yearlings good enough to bring 17.10.
with "Mexican ewea at ltj.10. the same prioe
hat was paid yesterday. Some. very choice
heavy wesiern ewea aold aa hlgn aa 16.18,
which Is the best price paid thus far for
ewea since one yesr sgo.
(quotations on sheen and lambs: UOOrt to
choice lambs, 17.8168.10: fair to good lambs,
.oUi Sii: good to choice lignt yearlings.
6.75tr7.3o; good to choice heavy yearlings,
-R.BOtf7.00; good to choice wetheis.
l.(i04i!.5(i; fair to gfiod weMirrs. 13.75(9
00; good tn rhnlfe ewes, CV7n'S.15: fair to
good ewes, !5.2iiuf.7B; culls and buck, 12.00
&4.00.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
:2rt western ewes OR Oil
10 western ewes, culls W 8
2 Colorado lambs 70 11
803 Colorado lambs M On
234 Colorado htmbs 77 8 00
.m western lambs, clipped . 7S
23 Mexican yearlings TV 1 ""
49 Mexican lnnibn ffl
Boo Mexican yearlings and IhiiiIik 76
528 Mexican ewes S
8 Mexican ewes .'. s.1
14 Mexican lambs 7'2
09 Mexican lambs 72
05 Mexican lambs i2
4X2 Mexican lambs
82 Mexican lambs
99 Mex. lambs, broken fleeces
438 western lambs
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
CRttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co .... m 1.0n0 1.3.4
Swift & Co .290 1.3S8 1.070
Cudahy Packing Co 888 1.702 ' 1.538
Armour Co &ii 1,144 s."ni
W; I. Stephen: 23 .....
Hill & Son 113 -
f. P. Iwls 14
,T. If. Bulla 12
McCreary Carey 9 ....;
H. F. Hamilton 74
M. Hagertv & Co 2S
Sullivan Bros 31 '
Iehmer Bros :. 7
Other buyers 154
Huffman 219 .
Bodden 92?
Swarta Boten 71
Barnard 1"
Lee Rothschild 24
Total 1.780 R.HH 8. Of
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were very
small this morning, only seventy-four csrs
being reported In. The total for the tout
days this week foots up 16.761 head, which
shows a gain of over 2.500, as compared
with the same days Isst week. bu Is enly
about 600 head larger than a year, ago
The market on beef steers was very slow
throughout the ' session. Buyers did not
appear at all anxious for supplies and wore
sccordingly In n hurry about filling iirders.
To call tho market slow, but about steady.
would Just about cover the situation. There
was one load of beeve good enough to
bring 86.SB. " '
Cows and heifers moved off a little ntowt
briskly than beef steers and price geiu-r
ally looked strong 1-11 that kind of csttle.
Pretty much everything 'changed hands In
lsir season.
The latter half of the week - no very
great demand Is anticipated for Blockers
snd feeder. Pllll there was' considerable
Inquiry this morning and the few cattle of
that description on sale changed hands
very rapidly at strong prices.
Guotetilons oil cattle: Oood to choice corn-
fed steers, KS.26fa4j.66; fair to good cornfed
steers, 15.6Pi.-25; common to fair cornfed
steers. 14.60i660; good to cbtiice cows and
heifer, 84.60if6.80; fair to good cows and
heifer, IS.SiKJrt.&O; common to fair cows and
heifers. 2.2ti)3 w'; stock nenais, j.uikg4.w;
veal calves, !3.50tr.7.bO; bull, stags, etc.
12.7645-4 86; good to choice docker and feed
era, !4.o0&6.40: fair to good atockers and
feeder, t4.0OQ4.60; common to fair (lock
er and feeders. 13 266-1. W
BEEF STEERS.
Treaaary Btateseeat.
WASHINGTON. April 1 Today slate
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the Ild0.oou.0fi0 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
1133.934.071; gold coin and bullion, f42.oll.628;
gold certificatea. I47.fca.0fio.
Bank Clearlags.
OMAHA. April 1. Bank clearings for to
day were f2.656.851. 10 and for (he corre
sponding date last year. 82.224.837. .
, Mllwaakee Urala tarket.
MM.WAI'KEE. April l.-WHEA T-.n
northern. 11.11 1 19S;. No.
fri ll; July. 11 074a asked.
4 AT8 Standard. a4'c.
liAKLEVSample, 2Si3o.
Foreign Financial.
IjONDON, April I.-Money wa In uuiei
demand and iv on the market, 10. lay.
while discount wer ad.iutd (O the lower
bank rat. Trsdlng on th Stock exchange
received another ft'llp In the shape of th
1 reduction in th Bunk of England ( rate
northern, fl 18 i of discount and a good bank re in 111. The
former, although generally anticipated.
I ttrengthrned tne belief in easier inonriar
J condition wita a possible lower rate iu
lotto Market.
NEW YORK, ' Apfll ' 1 -COTTON -The
market 'opened steady at decline ot lat
point.
Spot clod oulet. 10 point higher; mid
dling upland. 9.96c; middling gulf, 10.:Oc;
no mile.
Cotton future opened ateady; Hay, 8.46c;
July. 9.36c; August, offered. 9.31c; Septem
ber, 9.23c; October, 9.22c; December, 9.19-21c;
January, 9.17c; March, 9.17c, bid.
Future cloed teady; April, 9.66c; May,
9 ⪼ June, 9.48c; July. 9.60c; August. 9.43c;
September, 9.54e; October, 9.34c; Novem
ber. 9.32c: December. 9.32c; January, 9.27c;
March. 9.27c.
GALVESTON, April l.-XTTON-Stady
at 9v-
NEW ORLEANS, April 1 COTTON
Spot were firm; low ordinary. 5 9-lHc,
nominal: ordinary. OSc nominal; good or
dinary, 7 18-lSc; low middling. 8 7-16c; mid
dling, 9 7-lHc; good middling, 9sc; middling
fair, 10c; fair. 11c. nominal; receipt. 1,163
bsle; stock. 191.864 bales.
ST. LOl.'IS. April l, COTTON Msrket
unchanged: middling. 97-ltx.-; salrs ko bales;
M"1 receipia, 521 bale; vhipments. 502 bale;
f! , 1 stock, 44, bale.
.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. April. -' l.-M ETALS-The
London (In marke( was unchanged at 134
7a 8d for spot, while futures were a , shade
higher at 136 10. Copper advanced to
57 lis 8d for spot inil im 6 for future
in the London market. The local market
was quiet and unchanged, with lake quoted
ut fl2.8i4(gU.U4j. electrolytic at llJ.5o'JJ.12.75
and casting at 112 371rjt 12.62V Lead wa
j 1 m banged at U Ui. M In Um.loii.- Lo
cally I lie lliaiafl mmm iiruy il aa.Vis
4.10. Spelter was unchanged In both run r
kete. being quoted at 21 7s 8d in London
and 84. 77 V4 4.82V lot-ally. The Engllh Iron
rnarket wa 1-ep.irted lower, with Cleveland
warrant quoted at 47a 8d. No change was
reported locally. No. 1 foundry northern Is
uuol-d at 111.75. No. 1 st 815 76116.26. No. 1
aoufhern snd No. 1 southern soft at 815.75
tJISVi
ST. I.OCIS April I.- MET M.S-Iead,
held, 14 00. Spelter, quirt, 84. 67'-,
No. Av. Pr. No. . Av. Pr.
Ill fc'.T 4 75 12. ldll 1 1
17 lilt 4 81 - IB ll.l 8 80
t l'K-4 8 10 8 , 838 I Ml
Jl 131 10 ' 11 8nd ( 86
11 1..I11WI I !.'. 7... 1017
7 131 t It 1 11M i 70
It t0 b 21) 21 .,...1118 6 7i
1 7I I 20 15 ....mi i 75
19 880 4 25 - 1ft.'. ...,1118 t K0
18 84 6 86 If- lilt 4 Hi
4 1141 ( J'-- 4....1 II', t Oo
1 loot lit 8 1444 t Oo
8 842 18H 88. '. .....lSi 00
88 1111 ( lf a ,i:oa t 00 -
90..... 112 ID 18., 1192 t 10
7 fW 8 81 4. ....... J.T77 35
18 1134 80 11 ISH t 18
COWS.
4...', 174 1S8 I.J., ..108! 4 SO
1 8:10 80 14 ll'tt I 80
7 947 8 2S IX US 4 !
I 10c I 88 24. .1 1081 4 10
8 j M J 6 4 1S12 4 75
t,,.. 10a 4 00 4 1045 4 7!i .
i 4 10 t 1081 4 78
I , 1131 4 20 4 1537 4 SO
I 8 4 1.. 17 1144 4 PO
10 870 4 40 28 ... 1112 4 86
1 111.1 4 40 8 1111 4 . ,
1 v 10H 4 46 15 1001 I 06 I
HEIFERS.
1 440 1 00 4? Kit 4 70
1 5.18 1 45 14 847 4 i
483 I bo ! 1f 4 no
II ML". J nS 1 &M ll,
1 6M I 80 1 110" 1 15 .'
M 714 4 00 833 ( 10
II 781 4 10 1 1470 B 25
78.1 4 80 4 ll7- 8 8-1
814 4 50 X, 37 5 48
14 838 4 80
, BULLS.
1 l?ao I so 1 1(40 4 28
1 1170 I 88 1 850 4 ti
: 120 I 50 1 IBM 4 40
2 135 S hi 1 15.111 4 40
1 1150 1 78 1 '. .1820 4 411
1 5:l 1 7u 1 Ihfi'l 4 So
1 1450 I 75 1 1850 4
1 1140 1 85 1 30.10 4 88
1 1440 I lo 1 1600 4 74
CALVES
1. lit 4 15 I. no t M
t 748 4 t 1 !60 t 50
1 i0 ( M 1 17(1 8 75
2 lilt 8 HO 7 15'.' C 85
1 HO IM 1 l:u 7 on
1 270 6 M 3' 950 T M
8TOCKKRH AND FEEDERS.
1 170 1 SO I 4 40
1 502 8 to 1 u.lil 4 l.t
tm 8 80 l; 441 4 55
t .' 341 4 l t Ill I til
8 .Mil 4 IS 1 4 75
4 455 4 25 838 4 75
10 till 4 15 1 ..883 4 75
1 Si I' 4 i:os I is
COIiORADO. .
12 bulls... .1366 4 0 Ii7 heifer. .. 93 6 00
lambs
lamhs.
lambs
ewes .
cull.
7B
tf
i
73
b;
IB
118
5 ii
I 10
6 10
10
7 TB
7 7S
7 76
). (fl .
8 no
7 00
7 70
7 10
8 i
7 40
6 IB
8.05c; granulated, 4.95c;
open
406 western
26 western
10 western
30 western
I ,
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
f aille ,t4(radr Hog Higher Kheep
Strong to Higher.
CHICAGO, April l.-CATTLBRocelpte.
o.OiiO head; market, atetidy: steers, 15 Oofr
7.15: cows. 14 OtWiS.TTi; heifers, f;l.25ri.00;
bulls. f3.75AY6.2n; calves, 13.5000; stockers
and feeders, Kt. 30416.80.
IUXJ9-Receipts. IR.iiOO head: matkel. Bit
lOc higher; choice heavy shipping, 17.0MD
715; butchers, 87.0frrr7.12'i: light mixed, 16.80
4145.8.1; choice light. l.8fi'a3.6; packers, 86.90
ij.oo; pigs, f5.30irti.40; bulk of snlcs, 80.85
7.05. - (
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 11,1881
fiend:' market, strong to 10c higher: sheep.
13.00ifti.75; lambs, T7.00(y.8.S5; yearlings, 16.00
j7.2u.
5.45c; poederfd
cuie. s .tic
MOLASSES Quiet; Nsw Orleans
settle, gooa to cnoice, .in ia
OMAHA UKGRIk MARKET.
latle aad laary Prod ape Prlees Far
Blah eel kg Barer aad Wholesaler.
BL'TTER-Cresmerv. No. 1. delivered to
the retail trade in 1-lb. t-arloos, 11c; No. 1
In 60-lb. tubs, me; Nd. in 1 -Irs. carton.
:; in 60-lh. tubs. 27Vc: packing etock. 19c;
fancy dairy, tuba, ituft 2lc; , common roll,
fresh mde, 18fl-lt 'Market ChanteB 0ry
Tuesdsy. . .
EG41S Fresh selling (orlt, eandled,
21c No s(orage stock In Omaha market.
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin full cream,
tains. 15c; young Americas, 4 In hoop, 1BV4c;
favorite. 8 In h,op, 19c; datsle, !0 In hoop.
l.'iSc; cream brick, full oase, 18e; block
Swiss, 15c; full cream llniburger, 18c.
POl'LTRY Alive, pring. 12c; pen, lb ;
locks, 8c; duck, 'lie; gees. 10c; tur
keya. k-; pigeons, per Oiis., 9c; guinea
fowls, per do.. 82.60;. touabe, per do , tl
Dressed, hens, 11c; spring, 12$ime: cocks..
Ho: duck, 13c; geeee, 11c; turkeys, lie. '
FISH Whlteflsh, frosen, 10c; hsrrlrg.
lvc; salmon. 10c; pike, 9c; alc-her!, 64ji7c,
trout. 10c; eatfUh. lollc; halibut. 9c; red
napper. 12c; black bass. 28c; erapplea, 84
9c; perch. 8c; rodfich. 11c: mlta. 9c; eel.
15c; lobsters, green, 87c; boiled. 40o; frog'
legs, 46c.
No. 1 ribs, 17t4jc: No. 2. 18r; No. 1 9V.
No. 1 loin, Wvc; No. 3. llssc: No. 1 He
No. 1 chuck, 7V; No. t. 7c; No. J. 8C.
No. 1 round, 9c; -No. 2, S'tc; No. 1. 8c.
N". 1 plate r; No. 1. &4c: Nd. 1. 8"ic.
FRESH FRCITS-Apples. western box
apples. 82.00411.60. Banana. 8-bunch lots,
fo per lb. Oranges. 82 8oi1 38. 1-emon. 13 50
-4.00; Grape fruit. 84.50. Gropes, Malagas. '
17.B0 per keg;. Florida pineapples, per crate,
13.00. " -
V EGRT ABLES Kanaas wet potatoes.
12.75 per hbl. California celery, large. 90c:
smaller. 60o. New York Holland seed cah
hage, 44c per lh. Wlsconln Red Globe
onions. 2c per fb. Callfornls cauliflower.
IS per crte; Tomstoes, Florida. 8-baket
crate. 13; Cuba, 8 basket crate. 83. Lettuce,
per do.. 40c. Old vegetables parsnip",
turnips, csrroti-82.26 per hbl. Florida pew
heel, carrots, persnips. turnip, etc., per
dox.. 75c. '
STRAWBERRlE9-11.0mfj3 2S.
HIDES-No. t groen. 8c; No. 1 cured, 9c.
William D. Owen
Under Arrest
Indiana Minister, Politician and Pro
moter Captured at ' Au
trusta. Ga.
1
7
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, April 1. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4.1810 head. Including 8H0 head south
erns; market strong to 10c Higher; cnoice
export and dressed beef steers, lti.0ti6.!o;
fair to good, 14.86tfie.u0; western steers,
14.75tfit5.50; stockers snd feeders, 13.755j5.50;
southern steers, 84. B0(8i. 26; southern cows.
!3.iVri'4.70; native cows, 12.75q'5.50; native
heifers. fl.tjIHff&OO: bulls, !3.4iKtl6.26: calves.
3.7;VlIi7Wl.
HOGS Receipts. 11.KH head; market Btfi
1(K- higher; top, 1.974; bulk of sales, 88.6681.'
6.9.j; heavy. 16.9ti(f(.97W: packers and butch
ers. 16.75a.?o; light, lO.Soia.KH; pigs,. 85.(8)
r6.75.
SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, 9,0110
head; market steady; lambs, IK.oOGrt. 16;
yearling. fK.SOA'i.a); wethers, fooOCij.40:
ewes, $5,2616.00; slockcrs and feeders, 13.50
(65.50;.
, St. I. oais Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, April l.CATTLE-i-Receipt a.
2.t8 head. Including Too Texans; market,
10t -lower; native shipping and export
steers, 15.uOt(7.10; dressed beef and butch
ers steers, 14.00016.15; steers under 1,000 lbs.,
f3.5trii-5.90; stockers Hnd feeders, fUSHlviB:
cows and heifer. t't.25(j4.25; canners, IJ.tOf
2.75; bulls, t3.0drjiu.25; . culves. to.5otu7.Ta:
Texas and Indian 'steers, 13.75i.5(l; cows
and -heifers, 12.7.Vi5.26.
HOGS Receipts, 10,100 head; market.
steady; pigs and lights, f4.25Ca6.90; pucker.
16 h,vni.96; butchers and best heavy, fti.90
7.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 1.600
head: market, steady; native muttons. 14 50
(&6.50; lamb. fK.uu68.Di; culls and buck,
l.i.oti'ufi.EiO; atockers, t3.2MiM.50.
INDIANAPOLIS, April I. -William D.
Owens, whose arrest at Augusta, G., 1
reported today, " operated in Mexican
bonanza land schemes in w M, h m,.r n,.
w-as InM-sted In small
The moat prominent
In whlc:i Owens headed
Plantation company of
Four years ago thess
St. Joseph Lire stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April 1. CATTLE Re
ceipt. 1.200 head; market steady: steers.
f4.50ff.rtS.bO; cows and heifer. 12.50(fj6.OU;
calves. f,l.B0(7.Bi).
HOGS Receipts, 6.188) head; ftiarket 6c
higher; top. 17.00; bulk of salea. I6.66!ji.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.00O
head; market lOfilSc. hlgheri lambs. 17.(M.'&'
8.20. .
Sloax City Lis- Stock Market.
SIOUX CITYJa.. April 1. (Special Tele
gram.) C ATTIRE Receipts, 800 head: mar
ket strong; beeves, 14.oOt4i.76; fat cows and
heifers, t3.5iiro6.50; feeders, f4.00ttie.26; year
lings, t3.0ta 4.50.
HOGS Receipts. 8.700 head: market 6c
highe.r: range of price, 16.466.90; bulk of
salea, f6.851.76.
Slock In Slghl.
Receipts if live stock at the
cipal western markets yesterday:
. Cattle. Hogs, sheep.
alx prin
tout !i Omaha
Sioux City ..
St. Joseph ..
Kannan City .
St. Ixiiiis ....
Chicago .......
Total .a..
B,l
6(8) '3,700
1,2) 5,t
4.OU0 11.000
2,000 ' 10,100
6,0(10 19,(X)
8,000
4.0U0
9.018)
' 1,6181
il, eu)
5,300 , 30,800
BOSTON,
a million dollar ,
parcels of slock,
of the eompanles
were the Lbero
Indiana and Boston,
companies crashed. 7
Owens was a Christian minister. In th
'80s he served three -session in congress
from Indiana, wa secretary or state for
one term, and later he was appointed com
missioner or immigration. ' '
OUTPUT OF PACKING HOUSES
Decrease lu Ho. Marketed Cam.
pared With Previoaa Uek, Bat
Mora Than Last tear,
CINCINNATI. April' 1 -,Specll Tela-gram.)-Pr!ce
Current say i there has been
omo decrease In the marketing of flog
the last week. Total western packing wa
446,oiio. compared wth sa.wo the preceding
week and 376.000 for th corresponding week
last , yoar. Since March I. the total l
2.260,000. against ?.5,i8l a ear ago. Promi
nent places compare a follow:
Chicago ...I...
Kansas) City...
South Omaha
St. Ixjul
St. Joseph
Indianapolis ..
Milwaukee ....
Cincinnati- .....
Otturawa
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City ....
St. Paul .......
Cleveland
1909.
, 490.000
136,000
230,000
194.000
167.000
, 89.W)
'sM.OfiO
47.000
96.000
34.000
luO.flor)
60.0O0
60.000
IP'.
I80.0i 1
310.000
210.000
160.0fl(
202.000 '
.COOl)
104,000
M 000
61 ,000
68.000
id ooo
7.0ii
iO.COO
OIL WELL FOUND NEAR CODY
Floss- 1 Bald To Be t4
of High Grade
Prodart.
Barrels
CODT. Wyo., April l.-lSpeclal. i-Oll
wa struck on Cottonwood creek nrar Codv.
while prospectors were boring for . It
was learned cateiday after piping off the
artesian wster which Was struck tlrt that
the flow Is 150 barrels of high gr4ue ol!
The tock of the Western Gas and Oil
company, which sold for 10 cent a share
prior lo th strike, has been withdrawn.
The borings for gas will be continued, aa
Phillip Mlnert, who found the large natural
gas well at Graybull. ia confident H will
alio be found near Cody. Considerable ex
citement prevails because of the oil strike
here and th bonding of large1 Cract at
Byron by eaatern and wesiern oil--me.
1KK58 Hug sold ic higher this morning
and in some cages as much as loc higher
for loads that found favor in buyers' eyes.
After about half of the receipts had
changed hands and some of iliu more
urgent orders had been filled, buyers
seemed to come to (he conclusion that they
were paying more than was necessary and
of a sudden the mtrket luok a drop. Th
trade, which had been reasonably active
In the morning, became d.ill and from that
time on was nioie or lea cf a ding. TiiM
early advance waa alsn lost, late salea
being in most cases only about steady with
yesterday.
A considerable proportion of all the hogs
Sold at 16 6tqi and on up aa high aa
16.96 for the best lieavv.
No. A. 8h. Pr. No. Av. sb. Pr.
Mi lit 10 I (i 8 .X.7 3o0 17
88 176 an 80 U 15 . 7j'a
84 180 111 u 17 iil 40 8 7j't
18 l0 1.10 8 58 - 2:-7 40 t 75
H V0 20 88 71 141 . .. 8 H
tt. 18 140 88 I- .44 ... 8 "th
87 ia lil'i 7 . ;.s
h tie 4n i to 7i ;n :ui t 7j
14 91 S 8 ft 7? i:l . . 8 75
77 1 8-1 8-1 78 t:4 13 15
91. 1 . . 8 78 i 7-
a in v. im m :-i 40 4,5
18 187 12l 8 to 8. ! 8 . . 8..
74 JIM 4,1 8 8l Hi . M 8 fee
88 IM i a en 1,4 hi a
88 IM 8 8'. 4 -? 80 t 'l
7i ZJI U'i 8 M 81 2i ... 4 il
14.981
Wool Market. ' . -'. ,'
April" L-VOOf 1-hers "ha.
been a falling off tn the tr d of imported
auppllei in the Iocs), wool market and the
customary -aprtng quietness again obtains.
Worsted mills, however, are very busy and
seldom nas macmnery oeen so well em
ployed. The general tone Is very firm
me leading domestic quotations range as
follows: Domestic wools. Ohio and Pennsyl
vania neeccs. a j. M'auoc; a, SZ'jfksc; No.
1 washed, 38ft9c; No. 2 washed, IKjQAc;
fine, unwashed, 2.Vtf24c; fine unmerchant
able, 2627c; half-blood combing. 31c; three-
eighihs blood combing, 30c; quarter-blood
combing. 2!0hi)0c; delaine, washed, 39rIOc;
delaine unwashed, anOrSlc. Michigan, Wis
consin, New York fleeces, fine unwashed,
22H2;:o; delaine, unwashed, 2rj9c; half
blood, unwashed, 2!ft-'c; three-eighths
blo.d unwaahed, 2c; quarter-blood, un
washed. :1c. Kentucky, Indiana and Mis
souri, three-eighths blood. 29flnc; quarter
blood, 2"j2Ic. Scoured values. Texas, fine,
11 month. fc.'u-fc.'x-; flue. 8 to 8 mouth. 6.,
65c: fine fall, 4&rn60c. California, northern,
5hfiK2c; mitldlH county, 6ti-62c; fall free, 43
i4m-; fall defective, SAfjOTe. Oregon, eastern
No. 1 staple, 624isc; eaatern clothing, 55411
67c; valley. No. 1, 48ti50c; valley. No. 2, 45
j47c; valley. No. 3, 41fa42c.' Territory, fine
tipie. 634I4VH-; fine medium taple, 0j2c'
fine clothing. 5K4j62c; fine medium clothing'
66ty-6Sc; half-bloodi 0iac; three-eight s
blood, 5fSi6tic; quarter blood, Uti63D. Pulled
extru, 665c; fine.A, 6yu4i2o; A super, 6tJ
- I-
Oils aad Roala.
OIL' CITY, Pa.. April 1 -OIL-Credlt
balances, fl.Tg. Runs. 2Z9.S80 bbls.; average
i;; s7 tibia. ; shipments, 21'l,836 bbls - aver
age, M7 bbls.
SAVANNAH, C,a.. April 1-OU-Turpenr
tine, nominal, S7V4c. f
KOSIN-KIrm; U, f;25. R, gj.fli,.. B
88-M4; K. $3.40; O. $8.45; H. $3.42: l" 14 10:
K. 80.116; M. ti.60; fi, 15.65; W O. f5.7(); W v
15.76.
Minneapolis Flour Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 1. WHEAT
May. $1.1'I.1: July. ll.17Vcl.17Vi'
cash No. 2 hard, 11 IKS, No. 1 nurthmn'
11.185a; NO. 2 nortirellr, fl.l6'81.6ii; Hf a
lioi thern. II UVfll.H'V
BRAN In lulk. $3.Ui023..Vl. -
H.Ul'R Kirst paieni. f5664io71; second
pateni. $.fij.o; lirst clears, 14.36fal.46;
second ch ar,, f'i. iLfr'i 26.
lejit aad Malaaaet,
CpW YORK 'April I.-31'(1AR-Ra,
siiailV; lair refining. 8.62c, centriliigsl. ;)
It.-rt 4 -1 ; mm sew sugar. 4.. : iefin (
taie iii.. , 0. 4 85 ; N i. 9. 8.1iV-. No. 1", ,:;,c;
N . II ; N". -. -' : N .. l:. 4 us ;
I N.j. 'H 4 1'V: 1 rr"f"eli.ner A. 4.7.x ;
jliiould A. 5 30l; (.Ul loaf, .7ic; cruafto.J,
Arrests for Ataaalilag 4 hlld.
GRAND ISLAND. Neh.. April t. -!-cial.l-ohn
Rurf,- who tial naintvl aid
to be EnglehartAls StindSt- Arrest -Ujarge.l
informally so far, with a sriiJua.off ;nse'
against the 14-year:ild daugh'tc- of a fam
ily which rent ona-ofi-nis lio uses' In th
out.klrt of the city. lit conTined in
the jail atld a' warrant,' 'ft I expected, will
be. tworn out against; iim In a. da.
The story of Ills offense firt Tn to the
deputy" sheriff through -a. prlainer In th
Jail. ; Th deputy herif corfimMpJeaUd th
aaroe to th county attorney, who- lent for
the girl.' and after a thorough qtietlonlng
th girl admitted that jthe: thtiige wag not
without foundaUon. Wr, mother was then
sent for and her 12-year-old lstr ahd" cot
roboratlve evidence wa ecurel
The Honest Proprietary Medteis'e
MI a national need In the. land apt K will
take moie than tho. cry ..of 'fir.idand
"fake" from the avaricious, over reaching'
physician to overthrow an honest, rena-'
bio and standard preparation like Lydia
E. Plnkham s Vegetable Compound, which
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field, anil ha cured more , women of fe
male ill than any other remedy we Vr
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Notice of Dissolution
of Partnership :
Tho firm Of O. L. Hangen el. Co..
Shlrtmakerg. composed of O. L. Han
Ben, G. H. OUen and D. P, Jgniloten,
hag been dissolved by mutual congeot,
O. L. Hansen retiring. The Hrm is
gucceeded by Olgen V Jamieaen; who
will illume all liabilities and all bills
due O. 1.. Hansen at Co. are to be paid
to . .
0LSEN dH JAM1ESEN.
Herbert E. Gooch Co.
Brokers and Dealers
Oft AX, nOTIftOtl, STOCKS.
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