Nebraska Newspapers

    THK BKK: OMAHA. TUESDAY. A PHIL H. WW.
RUN AID .PRODUCE liARUT
Wheat Ooti Off Few Cents, but Corn
ItanaiiM Steady. -
FEDERAL ' HXTORT WEDNESDAY
rct Ual Ike Nrrt U One Caeae
Dealer 4 Uol4 Off . Monday ..
j Market Tararfay Nor '
rrtaay. "
n-h... . OMAHA. April 5.
h,.t Vi,ui? tr'fl" ek "
n.!e 2 Lf'bl '''P lB th 'tx1 demand
J L? JlTTT"?. ton ,0 ,h market creating
bearlen fexMng, -
i . Jwfi r,V :"ht held ateatly, due
I? ""'tnt advance In the ceh bidding,
i na general situation promises about the
same values for torn time, yet. aa receipt
1 1?.tf?-. 1Jh allow any great decline
UP. tnB praaant daraand.
rary.aarvoua and Bold con
siderably lower than Saturday, Occasional
i-Ti . "r Bi ut prtMura eras atrong,
Jecllnlng price. '
i.-". nvrnmnt. report to ba Issued
Jjednasdar was a check on any advance.
t 1 lBji!1 J95""'. at M nJ cloaed
Cent waa very steady and hmiuhl 'about
Ho advance on the oaab. market. While the
aemunA I not preaalnj". receipt are light
and hotiM any demand spring up the mar
ket la in ipxid condition to advance.
May norn opened Ka and cloaed ;2Vie.
Primary wheat receipt were 681,000 bu
and shipment -war' 228,000 bu., against
reoeloie raeit ywar of (7S.900 bu. and shlp
menta of 141,000 bu.
Corn receipt were 4M.0OO bu. and ship
ments were 327.000 bu., sga.tnt receipt
.L"L,."T of bu- "d hlpment ut
12. 009 bu.
Clearaneea were lw.ooo bu. of corn. 775.000
?!!. Jlf " wheat and flour equal to
182,000 bu.
TJxerpool closed unchanged at i higher
on wheat and HWad higher on corn.
Local rang of option:
Article.! Opj. High. W Clou.j Tey.
'Wheat
May... July...
Corn
May... Oats-May."..
1 US 1 16
1 02 1 02".
..'...
1 14V 1 15Tt 1 14-H
1 OZH 1 02tl 1 02
.... 62'' P 4
62 62! 62
.fL'0 c,h Price-Wheat: No. t hard.
E li?!H!: Ko" 1.161.1:-No. 4 hard,
1.07ai.j2; tio. aprlng, $1.161.17. Corn:
No. 3. i'4e; No. 4, lc; No. S yellow, 62Se;
wjittav 34c. Oats: No. 3 mixed. 51
!2w: N; ' yllow. 6lHc: No. 8 white,
fiMVfro: No. 4 yha. 4lH1c; standard,
6-Vc HyN So. 2, TRcj'No. I, TSVkiTi'lc.
varioi neeelat.
"I ' ' s--,'W'bet. Corn. 0i.
47 16 IX
am
- 15 H 16
tt
. . . I
'hlrg,-
Mlnneapoll
fmaha
luluth
CHICAGO URAIX A7IO PROVISIONS
Featare of the Tradlac anal rioaln
Prlee oa Board, of Trade.
CHICAGO. April 6.-Wheat for Mav de
1 lvery toJay the high record "mark
or Il.l2y4 eaUbllshed Saturday, while the
July option made a new record of 1.i-i
After a nervoua selon the market,
closed fairly ateady. with price Kc lower
to hta higher compared with the prevlou
cloae. Corn, oat and provtaiuna cloaed
eaay.
t'or the fourth ronaecutlva dav wheal
for July delivery touched a new hlh polni
for th aeaaon, but the Miy option failed
to rlaa above the record-breakln. price
reached on the precedln; eaaion. The mar
ket waa extremely choppy nearly all lay
and the .volume of trade waa not larfte.
M.iny local trader were Indlapoaed to ex
tnnd operation owing to the lolldav to
morrow and to the laauance of the govern
ment report the following dy. Leading
holder of the May delivery were credited
with liberal aalea of that month whenever
th price neared the $1.21 mark. The open
ing waa rather weak, swing largely to poor
reaponae of th Liverpool market to the
strength her Saturday and the poor how
Ing of tha Missouri crop report, which re
corded a material deterioration In the con
dition rf fall own wheat In that atate.
Karly In the day tha market was Inclined
to drag, especially the deferred future.
Buying ,of the May delivery by the bull
leaders, however. . caused a firmer feeling.
Crop report from th outhwet were more
optimistic, but advice from the Ohio river
valley were again somewhat bullied.
Weekly slatlatlc teemed to have little ef
fect, the market throughout the day fluct
uating In accordance with the attitude of
the principal bulla. During the dixv May
aold between II. a and 11.32V while' Julv
rjngod between 1 1. OS and 11 01T,fil.09 The'
market, closed about ateadv. with Mav at
fl.'.TW.H. and July at l.Ml(d1.MS.
Trade In corn was quiet and prlcea moved
within a narrow rang. The market dooed
eaay at a net loss of Hc compared with
the previous csion. Final nuotatlnn on
May were at 7VWe. and July. MHe.
Oats were weak throughout the greater
part of the day. At the cloae nrlce were
'.e to H4e lower, with May at 56V
ond July at 47Tc.
Provlalon were eaay hecauaa of aclling
of September product by a western con
cern. At the close prlcea were unchanged
to 34e lower.
Tha leading future ranges a' follow:
Article. Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloae. Tra y.
Wheat II
May. ITIVMI 1 2241 1 21V121T4122 UlS-
July iVH iorti9' l n'-s i
Sept. 10OH-V 1 OOVi 1W 1 K' 1 f)h
tac. j 1 uft
Corn l
May 6-8n4 7 ISSN'S',' w
July H7 - ttr n.Si tW"
Sept. 6AH(V . 6) Hbmsti'lji f;
Deo. I 58
Oeta- I
May ttHtf'i-ooW HiSH
July 4MI . 48H 4T4 47',!',3h
Sept. 40H4i' 1 4 T4 40i
Pork
May 17 M 17 17 W) 17 W 17 M
July 4i-7S 4;ta 9 4 46 . 4TH
Sept. 17 90 17 10 17 90 17 0 .17 91'V,
jud-
May 10 la W in 10 109, 10 124 10 IS
10 124 10 114! I
July 10 23S 10 224 10 22 10 ?.'V-10 26
J- Cio ai
Eapt. 10 U in 10 U 10 15 10 J7H
10J7a
Riha-
May lHt J2W XZJl W 32V
July 17 16 j 17 Si! 17 n 17 8TV, 17 to
Sept. I I 110 I It I 60 I 2H
No. 1
Ch quotation war a follow:
FLOUR Firm; winter patent. tot506.7K;
tralghta, tt.ld66.fl0; aprlng patents, if,
hfiO; atralghta, 4.1Sa.); baker, UAit
14 36.
RYE No. 1 TSStfTac.
BCTTKR 8tady; creamerie. 24gac;
dairle. 20rtiSo.
EQOS Steady, at mark; flrata, 19c; prim
til eta, -Me.
CHEE8B Finn; dalalea. 1316c; twlna.
V4)16c: young Americas. Ia'-4(ij 10, long
horn. lBVtrii..
POTATOrt Steady: choice t fancy. Mc
l 00: fair ta good. 4$'.
POCLTRYSieady ; turkej. 17c: chick
en. 14c; aprlnga, 16c.
VBAt-8teady. 60 to 0 pound weight.
Vrc; M ta 86 pound Weight. SVk; 86 to
lie rrund weight. 6l0ic-
BARLETY Feed or mixing. (BtjtvJc; fair
to choice malting. tt(4-.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 anuthwealern. tllH;
No. 1 iwrthweatern. I1.64 Timothy. 13 70;
clover. $ SC.
PROVISIONS Pork. niee. per bbl I7.M
ftl7.86. Lard, per KW lb.. 'Short
rib, aldca (looae). W.7f,t0; short clear
sides (boxed). ITHtSa 60.
Total clearancea of wheat and flour were
eoual to IK OW bu. Primary revelpt were
6l.fW bu., compared with 67,oro bu. the
i-orreipondlng day a year ago. The visible
supplv nf wheat In the I'r.ited States de
nreaaed 370.0HO bu. for th week. Tlie
amount of breadatuffs on ncean paeaage
dwreaaed SI R72.C10 bu. Fatlmated rerelpi
tnv tomorrow: Wheat. 44 cars; torn. 2lrt
ears: oat, 176 car; hog. 18 ( head.
t. I.aal Oeaeral Market.
rf I.OCIS April 6.-WHF.A T-Flrm-tra
k. No. J red. cah. 13xtl.i; j
Ixrd tl.3fVH4.t6; May. II H': Julv. $1 to
CORN-Weak: trark N. t ch.
"c: N. i white. i74rc: May, HtP.c.
J.ilv. ;,c ' ' '.
OATS Wl'; tra. k N . cah. 64.-: No
2 whit. SKc: Miv. M-c July. iy.
Yr-Htshr 7",t W1-.
-ft , Flr: -4 w,ri' nain.
l4Sft- extra farcv nd .tratir'ii. lo jinr
h ..r wt-."e r'"r l'4 40
'"Mrtu.fiiw
N -Firm ; aarked, eaat trar, .I9
II
RON" f rTTrtVTlF-V.
HFMP TWIYn-Te
PROTartova rr,rk ,tedy: Jobbing.
11.36.. tjtrd. lawari prim steam. ItJtMtO
t '. Dry. salt aneat. steady; boxod extra
ahnrta. W 76; cler rib, rt.87'; short clear,
ISi'1. Hcon. ateadv; boxed extra, ghort.
lion.: clear rtba. 110.874: short clear.
I0S7. .
f AT-"iady; timothy. W 5014.50; prai
rie. 5.0iVffii.oo
roi'LTRY-Slearfy; thtcken. Uc aprlng,
I-: turkev. duck KHjc; geeee. 6c.
Rl'TTF.R-Stead;-; creamerv'. 2iuWrC-
F.OS Steady; 14e. cfte count.
Receipt. Shipment.
Flour, bbls. Jt.Vn T.sno
Whesf. bu ?4.''' W 000
Corn, b i .'. ItM 00O , T3.nnn
Oatr. " IxJ. i. ..... TJ.gnO ' ,7
XKW YORK K VfJRAI, MARKET
ttaatatlna
Tartaa
of ba liar
1 C'aatmodMlea. .
NEW TORK, April -FTiUR Re
ceipts, bu.; export. 17.SP0 bu. Firm,
with a moderate local trade. Minnesota
patent. K).761j.10r Minnesota baker. 14.304)
4.7T.; wtntr tralght. I6 60'nvj.76: winter
extra. H UKtH.Th; y inter low grade, $4.0ni
4 tit; . Knnsaa alrslghlk.. K.nnyffi 50. Rye
flour, steady; fair to good. U 2KC4.SO:
choke to fancy, 64.6044. 7B.
4JOK.HEAL Steadv : fine white and vel.
low. Sl.nMtfl.M: Coarse. tl.6ui3LI kiln dried.
3.45?(76. .-
R Y PS Firm : No. 2 weatarn. arc f. a. b
New York.
BARLKY Steadv: maltlnr. ?fcfiTr e. I t
New York: feedlna. 74fi7&. c I. f . Nw
York. ' ,
WHEAT RateipLa. lnO.SuO bu exnorla.
24.000 bu.: spot market ateariv: No. 5 red
$) 20. elevator: N. 1 red. S1.29S. f. o. b.',
afloat; No. 1 northern Dtiluthv 1V4. f o.
b., afloat; No. 4 winter hard. Il.ttH.
f. O. b.. afloat. WHIn nra hth rnnp
were established In whiat tndav. th mar.
ket w rather lea active In view of to.
murrow' holiday at Chicago and the crop
repc.tt on Wednesday. Reaction occurred
t midday, followed by a atinng Jump In
May near the cloae. leavlna It flnellv lto
11 ei nigner againac no change In July. May,
i.V8i.jiHt. cioeea at si. Si: Julv, tAa',tt
S.W.n. closed at 11.15': Sentember. ft (TiKii
cioeea at t.t?. - .
CORN Receipt. 6.5TO bu exnorta
182.8U hu.i apot, aioadv: NO.-2. 77c, elevator,
biiu mc. 1. o. o., annat: ro. ; white,
nominal, and No. 2 vellow. .74ic. f. o. b..
atioat. option market waa firmer on
covering and cloaed . net higher. My
closed at 75140; Julv cloaed at 74c; Sep
tember cloaed at 74c.
ua rs Kecelpta, tin.) bu.: epit market
ateady; mixed. 2A to 2 Iba., 6"lf66c: natural
white, J to 32 Ibe., 6ac; ciirPed white,
32 to 40 lbs., 6SSc.
HAY Quiet: No. t. lviii: good to
choice. fr86c.
HOPS Steadv: atate common to choice.
1908. 10013c; 17, 3tJtc; Pacific coaat, 1908,
ifflllc; 1P07. 3Qtic.
HIDKJS Inactive; Bogota, lS'19c; Cen
tral Amerlta, 1'c.
IjEATH'KR Steady : acid. 23c.
PROVISIONS-Beef, ateady; family. SiW
WiAO; mm. 10 Will 00: beef hams. IJ4.00
M,00; packet. s14.0(Kff'!4.6fl; city extra India
meat. KZ.&vtrtt.W. cut meat, sieaoy;
pickled bellies. 110.00; pii-kled hm, 110.60.
Lard, steady: weatern, I10:4il0ld: refined,
stendy; continent. 110.85: South America,
611.60; compour.d. s8.0(Hi8.36. Pork, steadv;
family. $;8.5unl9.50; short clear. llt.OOQZl.OO;
me, 18.,VKij1!.O0.
TALIiOW 8taily; city (12.00 per pkg.),
6-Sc; country (pkg. free), 6V8o.
RICK Steady; domestic. JQtty:; Japan,
nominal.
BI TTER Steady at the decline; weat
ern factory first a, ISVitTlfto: western Imita
tion 1 reaniery. fit at. 20ft 21c.
BOGS-Firm; western firsts. 20VS21e;
seconds. 2V-.
POC.'LTR Y live, dull; western chickens,
broilers. 2C:i3c; fowl, 164(gn6Hc; dresed,
steady; western chickens, Uttc; fowls, 15
felftc.
t'HEESK Firm; state, full cream, po
lials. I'SOiUc; atate. full cream, fancy. lWic;
state, full cream, good to fin. 16fec; winter
made, best, 14V;; ii ter made, good to
piinie, lS'iflltc; winter made, good to
prime. I3'ifj 14'jc : wlntr made, common to
fair. i:B1Dc; aklms, full to apecial, 2V.61
l-"o.
WKATHKR IJT THR GRAIX BELT
'Ihreatenlnat, Tilth Probably Bala
aad Cooler Taeaday.
OMAHA. April 6. 19o.
Oenetallv fair weather prevail eaat of
the Mlsslsalppl river. It la cloudy in th
central valley and generally unsettled
throughout the west. Light rain and
enow are railing 011 tha northern plateau
and know are general In Wyoming, Colo
rado, northern New Mexico and northern
Arlxona. Tempcraturea are much higher
In the cast and south, hut a very rapid
and decided fall ha occurred weat of the
Missouri river within the laat twenty-four
hours, and the outlook la favorable for
colder in tN vicinity tonight, with the
probability of tain or mow tonight or
Tuesday. j
Record of temperature and precipitation,
compared with the corresponding day of
me last tnrea year:
Minimum temperature
rrecipitallon
Normal temperature
grea.
Deficiency
Inch.
I )eficlency
1.04 Inch.
Deficiency
Inch.
L. A
19no, nxw. J9.K. l!.
..4-1 42 .VI 3
,.. .00 .00 .00 .12
for today, 4 de-
in rainfall since March 1, .93
corresponding period In 1908,
corresponding period In 1907,
WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Corn and
Omaha. Neb.
er.ulng st 8
wl'eat region bulletin for
for the t went y-t'our hour
a. m . 76th meridian time.
Monday, April 5, 1909:
OMAHA DIfcTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Stations.
Max. Mln.
m
70
70
75
K8
70
4
W
7
82
8M
74
?,
62
89
48
38
:k
28
40
X
34
38
38
36
3".
4t
38
X,
40
3S
68
Ashland. Neb..
Auburn. Neb
Broken Bow, Neb.
Colunibua, Neb..
Culbrrtacn. Neb.,
Faliburv, Neb...,
Faitniont. Neb..,
Or. Iland. Neb..
Hartlngtoti. Neb. 83
Hastings, Neb.... OA
Holdrege, Neb..
Oakdale, Neb...
Omaha. Nib
Tekamah. Neb...
Alta. Ia
Carroll. Ia
Clarlnda. la
Slhley. Ia
Sioux City. la..
Minimum temperature
period rndlng at 6 a m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp.
central. Biaitona
Chlcatto. Ill 24)
Columbu. 0 18
De Molne. la.... 'IS
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Ksnsss City. Mo., ti
Minneapolis. Minn. Xt
Omaha. Neb 12
St. Louis. Mo 19
The weather was much warmer through
out the corn and wheat region Sunday, but
is followed by colder in the extreme west
ern portion this morning.' No precipitation
worthy of not occurred within the last
twenty-four hours. L. A. WEI. 811.
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureac
fall
.00
.no
T
.01)
.00
.00
.00
.(!
.(I)
.10
00
.CO
,. ,
..00
.00
00
.on
.00
.00
for
Sky.
Clear
Clear
' Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
4'lear
Pt . rloudy
'loudv
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
I't . cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cler
Clear
Cloudv
Pt. cloudy
twelve-hour
Max.
Rain
Min. Inches
if) 42 .00
M .'o .01
8 88 ' .00
88 . 44 . 00
61 6-' .00
Srt S T
9i 38 T
T8 41 .00
Kiaui f lly Urals
KANSAS CITY, Mo..
t white, 65c; No.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
SpecuUtion Doei Not Maintain Iti
Strong: Tone Throughout Session.
TEASERS WATCH SOTHEME COUET
v. .
--r .r- ig.iaioa oa Validity of Com.
at od I He tlaaae of Htokara l.as
Dora ,o( Coaie t lose I
Artlvc aad Higher.
tnVuHTi:RK' Arr" T7ie speculation In
!!" .. "nt fully maintain Its strong
in- tl'u7lout today, although still show
v'dnc o' vitality and an undertone
or confidence. Speculative opinion seems
L grrlved at the conviction that the
ill -J rnvr in ,he bualne depression
and that ImDrnvement ia tn ih.
"I nuw on. Mixed with the
n;enaered by thle view
confidence
is til raiil,.n
f umiiira vy me prooaonny that tha simu
lation all) outrun th rate of Imiirovetueiil,
ro'm for hn market reartlone.
Th danger of running out of margin
in uch a reaction and of losses lor the
too daring speculator are taken Into ac
count and ar responsible for such periods
of hesitation aa were perceptible during
much of today ealon. although there
waa a atrong recovery before the end of
th day. An additional unsettling influence
waa tha expectation of a decision In the
casa to test the commodities clause of the
Hepburn law. The supposition was strongly
held that with the reconvening of the su
preme court after the spring recess there
would be found amoneat th araiiniiuiinn
of oplnlona. usually delivered bv the court
after euch a cloae period, the one deciding
in conatuutionailty of thle much dis
cussed provision, on which 1 believed to
hlnga the right of the anthracite carrier
to control their own mines. The disposition
waa plainly manifest to reduce market
commitments as the hour approached for
the asKembllng of the supreme court. The
fluctuation In Reading, meantime, became
very feverish. Then followed a period of
extreme dullness in the entire market until
the announcement came that the decision
waa onca again proposed. It would have
been considered a relief to have this mat
ter finally diapoaed of. aa it la considered
that It will exerclae a restraint of speeu
nr.lv Ptlvltv long It Is undecided.
With the certainty of a postponement of
the decision st least another week there
rollowed eome revival xt animation In the
market anT repurchase of stocks sold In
the morning. Ssturday's prlr recovery
and the tone of advlcea aent out bv com
mission men over the week-end reaulted
in considerable accession of buying orders
when the market opened. The further Im
provement In tha financial conditions
abroad brought an addition to the demand
for American securities from that source
also. The market proved so broad and
offered such power of absorption that there
waa a free distribution of holdings In the
forenoon by the skilled element In the
speculation which appreciates the value of
taking advantage of such an opportunity
to widen the field of holdings and to ef
fect a process of digestion of profits. The
selling to realise had Its Inevitable effect
of checking the rise and wa followed by
the hesitating period of the mid-season.
In the latter erforts to start the market
up again a good deal of attention was
given to individual stocks with a view to
their sympathetic effect on the general
list. Some of the lower grade stocks were
made prominent In this movement, reflect
ing the progress of the speculative ex
ploitation down through the list.
Outside the supreme court session, not
much attention wss paid to any news.
There seemed some Impression that the
beginning of argumenta in the government
suit againat the Standard Oil comnany
might act as a restraint on the specula
tion. This week's government report on
crop conditions Is regarded a of great
Importance for the light It will throw on
the stste In which winter wheat has
emerged from the trials of the -winter.
Time losn were reported easier and con
siderable amount were said to have been
placed on Saturday over the end of the
year at s1. per cent. The vlgoroua ad
vance In the last half hour of I'nlon Pa
cific and t'nlted States Steel was decisive
in turning the whole market upwards
gain.
Bonds were firm. Total sale, nar value.
$4.947.0CO I'nlted States bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of sale and leading quotations
en stock wra a follow: ..
8alet H'eh. Lnw. Clno.
Am!(iaial4 Copper 27 m 7".' 71'
American car ft rounOry. I. l"n &nT. awi
Am. Car a foundry pr4... IIP in1.
A merle n Cotton Oil I.tw) tu (u
Am. nia Leather pfd.. MM " 8H
Amarlran lea Sorurni... .. , 14.100 8ft It 14
Amarlran Llnteen
Am. Locomotive ef8. ex 41v
Am. gmaltln Rtrinlna. 24. ton
Am. Smelt. A- Ref'ng. pfi.
American Suair Rflntn..
International Paper ft.... .... . .
tnternattenat pump I.aoa
Iowa Cetitrtl .
Kinase f'ltT Sontnern f
Kkn.u lt Southern pit . i W
LouIstMIs NwnTtlle . . 1?
Mlnnoapnlla St. !ala .. Vl
M . St. P Saalt St. M. . l.wo
Mmaourl Tactile W
Miaanuii, kanaaa aV Taiaa. I. ins
M . K. a T. pt S.io
National Load in. Tm
Nw York central .. It wo
New Vork. Ontario A W.. !.)
Norfolk a Weatera I SM
North American lint
Northern relflc 8. US
Pacific Mall ino
Pannevlvanta 88.1OS
Foople'a Oaa 4.7nn
Plttahurg. C. C. 4 St. L, . 100
Prmaed Steel Car
Pulimaa Paiar car low
Railway Steel Sprint
Reoiiin 171.0M
Reptihlie flieel son
Republic ieei pta ion
Rock lalanil Ca 700
Rock llanl To. pf4 IrKI
at. Ij. ft f. P In pM
S'. tlula South weal em. . . WO
St. li'iia Sonthweatem ad I'TO
Ploae Sheffleld steel A Iron IK)
Southern Pacific.
out hern Pacific ptd
Southern Railway
Southern Railway pr4....
Tenneaew copper
Tajaa ft Paclflo
Toledo, St. bmils ft Waal
Tolada. St. 1 A Weat. pfd
1 pioa rmcirto
t'slon Paclflo pfd
tnlted state Rubber
V. ft Ruhher let pfd
l ulled Stolaa Steal
t nlied SUtea Steel pfd
I'tah Copper
Vlrlnla Camltnk Chemical
Vi. Caro. Chemical pfd...
Wahaah ,.
Wabaah pfd
We.ttnaturuae Klactric
watern I'nlon
Wheeling ft bake Brte......
Wlaconaln Central..
American Tal. ft Tel...
total sales for th day
. 11.400
WO
tiro
JO
1 too
too
4. too
i.70
.111.70
I so
toe
2-10
1O5.800
I ll
ton
0O
too
. 1,500
. 7. Ton
too
i
l"0
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OMAHA LIVE STOCi MARRET
Very Little Change in Valuei on Cat
tle Since Saturday.
HOGS GO AT ABOUT STEADY PRICES
Sheep Command Steady Prlcea, While
l.amhs, t adrr tatlaene of Lib
eral Receipt, Shore pecllae '
of Tea to Fifteen Cent.
New York Hoary Market.
NEW YORK. April 6-MONET-On call.
easy; 1V(2 per cent: ruling "rate, 1 per
cent: closing bid, l4ir4 per cent: offered
at 2 per cent. Time loan, lomewhat
easier; sixty daya. 21'ff2,4 per cent; ninety
days. I1 per cent; alx montha, 8 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER - 8H4
per cent.
STI7RMNO BXntAN'lK Steady, with
rtttnl business In bankers' bills at 11 ;
f4.8510 for sixty day bills, and t 14 8776
for demsnd. Commerclsl bills, l4.8f.Mil.S6'.
SII.VER-Bar. 61c; Mexican dollar. 44c.
RONDS Government, eteady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds were a follows:
..IWSTnter. Met. '
..101'tlnter. Mer. Mar. 44t 73i,
..tOI'i laoan 4a MV4
..1"1ii do 4'va !H
..111 dn 2d aerlea.. 2a
..I2HK. C. So. lat Sa 7
.. 83 IjLke S. deb. 4a (1111) K"i
5sHU. ft Naah. un. 4a. ..1014
HiM.. K. A T. lat 4a. .10014
SOUTH OMAHA. April 6.
Receipt were. Cattle. Hogs. Snerp.
Estimate Mondav I 437 4 SiO S.w;
Same day last week .... 8.ZS8 6. 6 (W
Fame day two wka ago.. 3.(W3 4 7''1 .t2
Fanm day three wks sgi. 4 87i (.221 ."1
Same day four wka ago.. 4.7:10 7 7S4 7.871
8ame day laat year .... 1.841 2.68 10,186
The following table show the receipt of
cattle, hogs and lieep at South Omaha for
th year to data, compared with laat ear:
lW 1W8. Inc. Pee.
'alt! 841 .KJM J58.9HJ 11.678
Hog 748.293 8J8.027 6i,"ii4
Sheep 462. lt 886,699 (6.468
Th following table (how th averag
Price of hog at South Omaha for tba lat
everal day, with comparion:
P'0- I 1909 .10.1TT.1904106. 11904. 1903.
March 17.
March 18.
March 19.
March 80.
March 21.
March 2:.
March 28
March
March
March
March
March
March
March sn.
aiareh 31
April
April
April
April
April
1
2...
8...
4...
6...
( 66 4 641 I ( 11 4 98 6 04 T 19
( 4M 4 68 ( 48 I 01 t 041 7 08
( 44 4 -i ( 48 ( 10 IX til
44 7 6 40 ( 17 6 08 T S.1
4 73 ( 2n (19 6 IS 4 92 7 3a
6 6.14 ( 1&; ( 18 6 ON 4
( 68H 4 79 ( 18 ( io 6 01 4 97 7 44
6 60 4 80 ( 24 4 081 6 05 7 I?
( 67i 4 89 ( 08 6 16 6 06 7 24
(87 6 01(03(10 1( 13 722
( 72 ' I 62 ( 11 ( 27 S 111 7 28
6 601 6 2 27 6 10 6 17 7 30
68 (31(286 09( 5 14
6 6R4 6 67 6 39 6 80 6 091 07 7 21
( 861, 6 78 . ( 26 6 141 4 98; 7 24
?. 6 70' (48 6 161 t 04 T 19
6 72 I 5 791 6 46 ( 30 6 09 7 80
6 7,v 6 7 6 47 6 28 6 1 7 24
6 74! 6 48 6 22 6 21 1 6 14 7 2t
( 76',) 6 48(216 29607
V S. ref. ta re .
do coupon
V. S. Jr. re
do coupon
t:. 8. 4a re
do coupon .
Allle-Chal. lat 6a.
Am. Agricultural
Am. T. ft T. cy. 4a
Am. Tobacco 4a..
do 8a
Atrhlaon xn. 4.
do 8. L. lat 4a..
do cr. 4a
" do cy. 6a
A C. U lat 4a
Pal. ft Ohio 4a ....
do S4
do 8. W. He...
Brook. Tt. cr. 4. .
Canada 80. lat .
Central of Oa. 6a .
Central Leather ta.
C. of N. J. an. 6a
Chea. ft Ohio 414a..,
Chicago ft A. 114a..
C . B. O il. 4a..
C. M.ASt.P . 3Sa flBeaboard A
C. R. I. ft P. col. 4s '1480. Pacific
l do lat A ref. 4a ... 87
..1IU14 do sen. 4ya 91
Mlaaourl Pacific 4a . 3f.
. . M'iN, Y. Cent. gen. IVta 3
..1'7 do deh 4a 8
..108 N. T. City 414a (newl lll'4
.. 174 N. V. ,N. H.4 H. cv. 6a. 13514
..ions Nor. ft w. let con. 4a I5'4
. . do cy. 4a 7
.. tl 14 Northern Paclflo 4a. ..10314
. . 854 do 3a 75
..10Hra. S. L. rfd 4a.. S
. 10i4.Penn. cy. JSa tll.. M'a
.. 98u do con. 4a 104V
lnTaReadln sen. ia 1IWI
1041481. I., ft 8. P. f, 4a 851,
7w,Bt. U S. W con. 4a. 734,
H4 do let wnld 4a. ..14
I. 4a ... 70
col. 4e
Sunday.
The offlclsl number of car of stock
brought in today by each road was aa fol-
attle. Hog. Sheep.
4a.
aad Provlalaaa.
Aorll 6 WHEAT
4 aan. unctiangeu; .so. i nard. si lHtai.2S;
No. 3 hard. $1. 171rl.lt'; No. 3 rd. II .37a 1.42;
No 3 red, (1.331 40.
CORN-V4j-'ic higher: No. 2 mixed, 64
Bc; No. mixed, MVttntf-c; No. 2 white,
eOUc: No. 3 whit. to'iO.
OATS I nchauged; Nu
I mixed, 614joc,
v-1.- -o,a-
iv i c i o u ill.
HAY Steadv: choice timothy. I10.(aVi)i
10.6.); choice prlrl, 9.i&G10.tM: choc al
falfa. S)5 0091dQU.
BITTER Creamery. 80e; flrata. 26c;
seconds. 26c; packing stock, 17c.
ECrGh- Extras. l',c; current receipts,
flat, 17c; second and dirties. 17c.
Receipt. Shipmen's
Wheat, bu V MOel
Corn, bu 21 t 17(t
Oat, bu 1.0X1 14.0 0 j
l.hrrpool Grata Market. I
UVBRPOOU April J. WHEAT Spot.
Iirm; .so. z reu western a inter, sard. Flj.
lures, ateady; May, a6d: July, 874,4,
September 8a 1T,d.
CORN Spot, nulei: new American mixed
via Galveston, is 10,d Eiitur, quiet
Slay. 6s9,d; July, is 6d.
PKA8-Canadian, firm. 7a M.
KU1 R- Winter palenta. atrong. S 6d.
American Tobacrn pfd.
Amarti-an Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atrhteon
Atchfeon pfd
Atlantic Coaat Un
Baltimore ft Ohio
Falttmnr ft Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt...
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey ...
CheaapMka ft Ohio
Chicago (treat Weatern
Chicago ft Northwaatem. .
Chicago. Mil. ft St. Paul..
C. c. C. ft St. Lnult....
Colorado Puel ft Iron
Colorado ft Southern
Colorado ft So. lat pfd
Colorado A So. N pfd
Consolidated Gaa
Corn Produote....
Delaware ft Hudeon
Denver ft Ria (Jrande
Tlenver ft Rio Orande pfd.
Dletlllart' Securllle
Krl
Frle let pfd
Erl td pfd
General llectric.
Great Northern ptd
Great Northern Ore. ctfa...
Illlnole Central..
Interhorough Met
Interbornugh Met. pfd.- ..
International Paper.,
ri
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8,000
I 500
12.300
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Colo. Midland 4a . . .
c. A 8 r. A (. 4i,a
Dela. ft Hud rv.
..do lat ref. 4e
O. ft R. O. 4a ptd..
rltll1er' 6a
Erie prior lien 4a
do sen. 4a
do cv. 4a, eeriea A
do rv. 4a. ,erls B
fien. Electric cv. 5e
111 Cent, lat ref. 4a
Bid. Offered.
1'4
1V4 do lat ref. 4a 144
S-'fo. Railway 6a 112',
SI do gen. 4 7',
73 fnlon Pariflc 4a 101
li,V do cv. 4 10SS
SH do lot ft ref 4a...8?"i
4a.li)ISc. S. Rubber (a 101
...102 t:. 8. Steel Id 6a 10314
87i v Caro Chem. la.. 7
74WWahah lat 5a Ins
7i do lat ft ext. 4a T3'4
74 Weatarn Md. 4s 1344
72 Weat. Flectrlr cv. ia.
14 Wlaconaln Central t74
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st..
tocal Steearltlea.
Quotation furnished by Bamtiel Burn.
Jr., 614 New Tork Life. Omaha.
Bid. Atkeo.
Avery Cempany 1
Beatrice creamery, com 81 87
Beatrice Creamery. Pfd. 84 88
Columbua L. H. ft P 6a 1874 4'4 fi
City of Omaha bonds 4'4a l:.r,. ltrt'4
Doualaa Caunty 4a 17I. .... ,...10tV6 I0i14
Date City Malt Company. a o
tnd. Tel 6e lJl pfd bonua) u
Kanaaa City e. ft Ugbt ta 111 ,7(4 -
Kanaaa Cl'y Ry. ft Light ta 81 l
Nebraaka Tel. Stork, 8 l-dlv M ti
Omaha Printing Co no
Omaha Oaa 6a 111 , 17 IJ
Omaha 81. L. ft P. la 1138 ino
Omaha P.. L. ft P., f fd II g
Omaha ft C. B. St. Ry. I, 1114 ill 101
O. A C. B. St. Ry. II 1121 s 10
Omaha A C. B. St. R . pfd, ex -dir.. U 14
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry., eea. 4 8 m
Omaha A C. B. Ry. ft B. . pfd 4 m at
Omaha Water Company ia 1814 8 101(4,
Omsha Water Co. la 141 87 r
Omaha Water Co. lat pfd It
Omaha Water Company 3d p."d I
Omaha Board of Trade Bid. Co. pfd.... HI 10
Omabs Board of Trade Bid. Co. com.... tl 44
Omaha Brick Pt. A Tile Co. 4 HIT en
State lnauranc Company lit 150
South Omaha Sewer 414a 1KI 11
Swift A Co (e-dlvl 7 102V4 10014
Sherlda Coal I: 1121 88 1
8ioui City Stock Yarda pfd 15 47
Trl-Stat Land Co. pfd. (com. bonua).... Si 80
Inlnn stock Lerde Co., Omaha 8 It 13
Inlen Conatructlon Co., Kanaaa City 90 12
low:
C., M. St. P 4
Missouri Pacific 2
I'nlon Pacific a
C. A N. W. (east) .... 6
C. N. W. tweet) .. 26
C, St. P., M. & 0 16
C. B. A Q. (west).. 4.7
C, R. I. & r. (caatf.. 2
C. R. I. & P. (west 1.. 1
Chicsgo Qrcat Wewt.. 1
Total receipts ....140
The disposition of the day's receipts ws
ss follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
1
'9 2 !!
is ii !!
2 1
38 9 1
1
1
1
69 47 3
Thoro is
No Safer Place ;
than n National Bank in which to place your fund, either
for use by means of a checking account, or for safp keep
ing. For the latter, our interest-bearing 3 per cent
Certificates of Deposit are an especially good and safe
form of investment.
Our exclusive Ladies' Department is very popular.
FirstNationalBankof Omaha
United States Depository. 13th and Farnam Sts.
Tt 1 very low Insurance when you py
II 00 a year for a Safety Deposit Bex for
your valuable.
.18 1 6 48 17 Sl . . I SO
.115 no 5 M t4 4 I an
IS 10 41 l "41 SO SO
111 80 I Tl m 240 g
.188 40 I 87'4 71 Ti HO I 10
JOI :0 78 87 ta ... a
t!4 : tv ,77 ... an
.803 80 8 70 71 Ml 120 i la
111 80 70 71 .177 MO I 88
11! Hi 111 1 Ml ... an
I 8 7 II Ill ... g 5
.217 40 I 70 u WO 440 I 88
X HI lilt 4 78 1) If,
.118 10 I 70 1 tl g gS
80 I 7J 17 77 40 I 15
224 ... J2i4 71 ISO ... 7U
.154 40 7!S 41 JOS -.40 o
8.'7 80 7H4 48 ! ISO A
Kl 180 i T!'4 75 ! ... 8 SO
811 SO g TI14 TO .3 80 8 80
240 80 8 7JV, 17 ti 110 15
80 6 7114 74 178 ... 7 00
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company
CudaJiy Packing Co..
Armour & Co
Vansant A Co
Carey & Henton
Iobman & Knthchild
W. 1. Stephen
Hill A Son
V. P. Lewi
Huston & Co
.1. H. Root & Co
.1. H. Pulla
L. F. Hush
Smn Werthlmer
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty & Co
Sullivan Brothers ....
Ihmer Brotliers
rit. IjouIs Packing Co
Illinois Packing Co....
Swarts-Bacon
I. ee Rothchilds
Other buyers
151
(V44
673
3A
4
249
Ifirt
H)8
79
71
21
164
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6.1
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20
2
97
3ir7
651
6-J4
1.52
1,160
1,378
1.875
1,8110
2,4
SHEEP-Recelpts
rere large, but the
1!
ns
210
Total 3,54 4.S26 7.0H8
CATTLE2 Receipts of cattle were moder
ate this morning, 140 cars being reported
In. About half of this number consisted of
s'T on the atocker and feeder order.
The market' on beef steer was very
low throughout, but still about steady
price were maintained. There were corn
fed good enough to sell up to JS.30. with
hayfed westerns at 5.2K&6.30.
Cows and heifers were In very good de
mand and they sold more freely than whs
the esse with beef steers, the market being
fairly nx'tlva and steady.
In spite of, -the large receipts of Block
ers snd feednrs the market waa In a good,
healthy condition, being generally quoted
ateady with laat week. The big bulk of the
receipt changed hand in fair season In
the morning.
Quotetloii or, rattte: Good to choice corn
fed steer. IS.26I&6.66; fair to good cornfed
eteera. lo.dOfcej.ao; common to fair cornfed
ateera, 14.606.60; good lo choice cow and
heifer. $4.60ri6.&0; fair to good cow and
heifer, $3. 8041.4. 50; common to fair cow and
heifer. I2.26&3.S0; tock helfei. 3.0U4.00;
yeal calve. I3.6037.5); bull, atags, etc.,
12.75(04 86; good to choice itockera and feed
era, I4.ofje6.40; fair to good alncker and
feeder. 4.00ig:4.o0: common to fair tuck
er and feeders. 13.2554. (k?
BEEF STEERS.
New Vork Mining; Stock.
NEW YORK, April 5. Cloning quota-
on mining stock:
Alice U5
Brunawick Con
Com. Tunnel atock. .. tl
do bonds
Con. Cat. ft
Horn Silver
Iron Silver .
Offered.
Va..
.. II
.. 83
.. 41
..10
Iiadvllle Con.
Utile Chief..
Meilian
Ontario
Ophlr
Standard
Yellow Jacet..
. 4t4
. 10
. (4
.3!i
.lie
.150
. 70
Trraaary statement.
W ASHINGTON, April 6.-Tody tate
ment of the treaeury balance In the g'neral
fund, exclusive of the tln0.CO0.00O gold re
serve, shows: Available cash balances,
1135, 293.530; gold coin and bullion. 141,972.
fti; gold certificate. 147.564,310.
Dun's Report of Bank Clearings
Haak elearing roatiatt to ranee a large aad wall malntalnad yolom of ett)nBfra
taraatB th kaaks of ta eeankry. That U ttlll aa irrr&larttr ta tba return for
Vsh. Vat It kt raata has, thaa la aH6ar saasMaa, tmd aaly 1st ta MiMl Attaati Suias
ta Saee lea TotsJ kaak aacaaaga far ta st6h Uta jar a J1 date MtMrtiBf la ibe
Ualtad Stateav abrc4a nor taeaa Uli KaadJag BtOea, are, keoerdtag to taa aieaaait imed
br K. O. Do A CO . 1Z,Sb1,0S4,siL a gala of ta t put .t over a Tar ago ed a draa
of only 1.3 par oaal. eo at oared wtth tha eorroa ponding month of 1906, vha trad
wa yry aotir. Th 1 at New Tork City, eoaaparad with Marsh, 1906, 1 tin to
smaller atock market o pa ration thla yar, th tcJudj of teek destiag ararafing
oaly about SO oar oaot of thoa la Maroh, 1906, u, t. , drtiniit of tr.d
whero th doaliag aaaouat to SjM.000.tf0 or IIOO.OOO.O a day, tha aggragat for the anomh
v U eory Urg ; baak eloarlsn t Kow Tork ar 10. par eoat. loos thaa la Mare, 1904. Tber
I a mall lima at Now Engl ad at tie, a aambar of thorn rooordag gala. Th larga
loa at PbiUdelBhla and Pltuburg ttU nOeota ooaaikioa la th Iron md. At th Booth
aad at PaeU Coaat aorata there are small Inerausaa, though oa eitlaa Mill roaort omallar
ichaag thaa la 190, bat ta th Wait clearings daaoto a graatar Toinsaa of payaoat
through th haaks thaa la aay proeodlag year, and taer ar aotoworthy gala at many I
aeatar. amonc thorn Cbloafo. Milwaoka. Eaaaa City, 8t Paul, Omaha. St. Joseph and
Deaeor. Boiow Baak axehaagoa ar girea by osotioDs eyria( thro yoart: also th
avarag daily Iguro for th yoar to data :
Maara
Kaw kngiaa
Bl Millie
South atlaaue ...
W'Siliori,
( antral Weat
w, au ra
rc rac
TeUI
New Yur City....
Uit4Uifl ...
Average ally:
I arr a
Jtcruary
Jaaneiv ,
Decern har
19O0
TS,1 i'J.SS
H27A9r8u
24A.H.1nS
ait.iKH.sis
l.aaO ,,37.1 78
688.756.ti41
SM.677.479
Ar4.lSH
7.tr:e.8.1,ll
. Sli.181 034.981
S48'.n7t,000
' r).l8.lHHI
5.Ml.6il6.uis)
IS.nJ.lMXt
10.
f 09 400.643
741.4 J4 61)0
Vl4,4ft9,0
fi",619 ltett
1,VU)8 H.8
444Jtttl.770
2il6.9S4.U18
4.t.'54 ntg.84l
8.601, 040.3M
1I.736.US) 487
M7S. 18.000
X7 731 .llOO
45,K10,IM0
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r.f.
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-ill
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as. I
t4T
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775, 1 10,1845
letS)7..'
SJ8.HIMI.J27
64 1.42(1, 7.H8
l,:Ul.ntf1.24 7
.373 .6', 678
4a.SOirSO.4eO
S.S77.234.189
18JW7 ,32447
481 753.000
AS7.nu.uuA
4 Jo.87tl.inxi
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414
-1.24 4
41.
37.4
10 1
-10
- 8 8
- 98
- 10.8
-10 9
- 34
Pearla Market.
P6XR1A 111. April o.-CORN-Firm; No
I yellow. 87tti7i,r; No. j yellow. No
i ii7o; No. 6c,c; No. 4. 864J'(h1c; no
grade SIV-
08TS K t-n; No. 3 white. 6Jfl6c. No. i
mhlte. 5:i4(c3t4c.
TOLEtM April i.-HK KDB'-Clnvor. caah.
sprit. . ., 1), Inner. 86 37V,: r
reiected. sf.?0. no eatahhsheet
Timothy, prime, II 8u alaike.
No. 1
grad
rairao.
96 SO;
HM
es.46.
Ia th rar Wat that or tory large gtiaa. oaeeially at 8t Paul. Kaaaaa City. Omaha,
Kt Joseph aad Itor. MiaBapolia aleo roporU daoraaaa, probably doo to ooadicioa la
th tear trad. Th Rfnro ia detail fellow :
atak'-a
X maawpeua .
4. faal
I "we Maeaw
mkii Cliy
Isavwaaart
Owner HmM ...
haaa4jny....,
St. Joaaoa
Oaeaaa
haiiiH ........
'Liaeoi
iricaita
Tuwaa
Davwr .,
Catenae Bo tt .
fyutu .
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im 9
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43 ..:a.4.(0
l7 5.- :7
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34 64 a l
71 7 .2
1 OiS.ftwri
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15 14 5.8:18
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4,15.5Hi
140.1 44.414
2.i177
S.727,24
1.7M.574
.1;3K
17,460
4,M7.7S
8ll.740.870
?.4l,284
9.e4 9.44
i,445.ll.i2
440781
80
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4
8l .4
424 I
21 8
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7..i4o 774
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38.II6
2.ti8i.i.J
107,1 10.2O
25.yiit.9v9
47,107 130
1.3,4t.OSl
4.81 8i
3.70H.287
90 1119,118
8119.911
. 84 4
9.187 9S8
1.841 426
P.O.
- 0 3
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4o H
f4
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87.6
98 1
434 4
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68 T
i Vi 4
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119
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...1037
... HI
... 850
... 177
...1068
...lie
... t80
.. .10
... 100
... 7
... 171
... 170
...1045
...10-.4
...840
... HI
... 614
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... 474
... K'.l
...865
... 80
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... 755
... 880
...1278
...1485
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... 130
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... 100
. . . 40
.. 1211
.,200
... J.13
... 282
... lie
. .. 110
... 180
... 80
...100
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Pr.
4 90
8 0
6 10
6 3.1
6 35
6 35
6 40
6 40
6 4 .'i
6 48
6 50
I en
5 .-
6 88
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3 no
1 01
I 25
I 71
I 75
I 80
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4 on
4 10
4 10
4 28
4 31
4 40
4 45
4 50
HKIFERS.
81.
7..
12..
t..
3..
I..
15..
I. .
23..
4..
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11..
6..
I 10
3 25
I 25
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I 71
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4 00
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I 38
3 15
I 80
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4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
BULLS.
1
Av.
Sal
1141
1380
l.'KI
1IS8
1221
1128
1140
1351
1212
1211
12.S8
1M0
1461
878
1117
1091
1U64
1114
112
70
111
1031
1202
370
. .... 843
1184
178
1160
825
810
W
812
tIM
421
IK)
6(0
r am
850
Pr.
I 7
6 70
6 71
8 75
5 73
6 85
6 15
6 88
6 10
8 10
8 10
8 10
4 18
4 30
4 50
4 50
4 80
4 80
4 40
4 (0
4 80
4 71
4 75
4 75
4 78
8 no
8 no
8 ro
I tt
4 50
4 50
4 13
4 70
4 71
4 76
4 75
4 73
I on
0
Ff sheep this morning
nualltv of the arrival.
waa not goon tn an average on moat
Caya during the laat week or two. In fct
there wa quite a sprinkling of stuff on the
trtjthy order. The arrival consisted very
Isrgely of lambs, while the supplv of weth
ers, yearlings and ewe were rather small.
Owing to the moderate offerings of ho-i
the market wa generally ateady, with
1 retty decent kind of yearlings touching
17.26. old wethers st $4.40 and ewes at $8.00.
Inferior kinds were pretty dull sellers
However, the better grades were cleaned
up in good season.
Lamb were slow throughout the session
and price were generally 10W16C lower
than last week. Buyers did not appear to
oe in any nurry about filling orders and
the trade lacked the life and snnp usual at
this point. A pretty decent kind of lambs
sold up to t7.78, with clipped at 66.86. There
were a few spring lambs among the re
ceipt this morning, the best thst have been
I if re so far thia season. They sold a high
as $11.60.
Quotations on sheep ami lambs: Good to
choice Iambs. $7.75&1.0O; tair to good lambs,
$7.2ftj'7.76; good to choice light yearling.
$7.0f"ff7.60; good lo choice heavy yearlings,
$ .hnjj.7.00; good to choice wethers. $4.00
6.80: fair to good wethers. $S.7ofi.OO; good
to choice ewes, $5.9096.20: fair to good
twe. $6.266.90: culls and bucks, $2.0Ot84.00.
Representative sale:
No.
610 wnestern
2t weatern
1(1 western
609 Mexican
207 western
lambs
lambs,
lambs
lambs
lambs.
shorn.
"clipped,
clipped..
!8 western lambs.
2ti0 western lambs
282 western lambs
40 western ewes
160 western ewes, culls
20 western Ismbs, culls ....
430 western ewe
6 western ewe and lamb
31 western lamb
823 western ewea
44 western ewes, cull
H western wethers
123 spring lambs
6 western bucks
2: western lamb
4 western lambs, culls ....
Ill western Ismbs
S87 western lambs
239 western lambs
113 weatern lambs, culls ....
25 spring lambs
12 western ewes
Jb wesiern ewes,
81 western ewes,
124 western ewes,
126 western ewes,
184 weatern ewes
191 western ewes
culls
culls .
culls
culls
Av. Pr.
76 7 60
82 86
68 7 40
62 7 76
73 76
72 6 75
83 7 7
83 7 76
76 6 75
75 4 60
73 76
109 (00
72 6 26
80 86
86 4 16
82 2 00
131 00
61 11 60
122 76
90 7 65
75 7 00
79 7 00
79 7 00
89 7 tl
69 6 65
38 8 00
108 5 00
HiO 4 25
78 3 60
95 3 75
If 5 75
117 6 TS
93 6 76
CHICAGO I.I V E STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Hogi Steady to l.on er
S-heep and Lamb Loner.
CHICAGO. April 6. -CATTLE Receipt,
estimated at yi.)0 head: market, steadv to
10c lower; steers. $6.'m37.i5: cows. $4.00ta,'
o.75: heifers. $3. 26(041.1 8); bulls, $3. 7546.:$:
calves, 13.JOil8.00: stock era an.1 feorinr. 1.1 m
4i5.ftO. '
HOO 8 Receipts, estimated at 40,000 head;
market, steady to 6c lower; choice heavy
ahlpplng. $7.1047.20; butcher. $7.05fi7.16;
light mixed, $.9fT7.00; choice light. $7.00a
7.10; packing, $ 5(Jr7.10; pig, $3.3O(a.60; bulk
of sal.., $6.96rp7.10.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, esti
mated st 25,000; market, lvh 15c lower;
sheep, $3.iX&7.00; lambs. $7.00188.00; yearlings,
eo.tWtfl7.60.
1400 4 )
.150 4 33
CALVES
4 00
4 50
4 50
4 80
4 75
6 00
5 no
t no
6 74
I r-
I no
1 1
4 oo
6 25
I 25
.1400
,. 70
.1650
. ISt
,1l0
. 1 220
.20110
120
140
.1510
.1200
. 240
. 147
. 20i)
. 18
. 140
. 1:0
. 1.10
. 170
. 155
. 143
. i:,3
. sto
. 210
. 80
4 II
4 25
4 8
4 30
4 .10
4 .10
4 50
4 5
4 5c
4 40
4 .1
I 50
I 50
75
3 76
75
7 00
7 00
7 no
1 00
7 no
;
7 o
7 25
7 M
Kanaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., April 5.-CATTLE
Receipts, 11.300 head. Including 1.600 south
erna; market for steer, steady to 10c
lower:, others steady and active; choice
export and dressed beet steers, 38.9(V5nO;
fair to good, $5.0066.90; western steers. $4.80
wi.30; Blockers snd feeders. $4. 006.50;
southern ulcers, $4.9066.00: southern cows.
t3.26fo4.6o: native cow. $.'.604)6.40; nstlva
heifers, $3.75$r.10; bulls, J3.26fto.00; calves
4.ooti7.50.
H(K)3-Reeelpta. 11.500 head: market
ateady to 6c lower: top. $7.66; bulk of sales
an.nomi.iai; Heavy, n .iKXfli.Ob; packer
to.fw4j7.00; light.
H.btkan.a"),
and
Pig.
butcher
$5.25(15.80.
SHEEP AND LAM BP-Receipt. $.70)
head: market, ateady to 10c lower: lambs,
H.HK&7.90; yearllnga. $.25a7.50: wethers, $5 75
&6.60: ewe. $5.26j0O; dockers and feed
ers, $tf.6oa5.&0.
6TOCKER3 AND FEEDERS.
541
. 42?
. 175
. 801
. 41
. m
. 780
. I'll
. 700
. 778
. 770
. Ill
. 70
.!"!
.1151
I 15
I 15
4 00
4 00
4 30
I 25
4 50
4 (0
4 50
4 80
4 50
4 SO
4 80
4 4
4 45
50 ,
4 ,
II
I
!.
It
1
10.
8.
II
I ,
5
il .
H8
Ml
715
845
1041
8:10
i
U)
810
!
M77
1147
743
871
l l:a
nutria Hog sold at about stead
th! mornti.g. although first hlrla wr
etally a little lower. When the trtde wa
faitly started it wa reasonably active and
evtrvtitlng chanted hand before 11 o'cli ck
In the morning. In ome caf salt amen
figured their hog, especially those on the
commonlHh order, aa a little eaaier than
Saturday, but If thfre waa anv change In
the market tt would prc.uire rry close ex
amination t find it. the gereial trade being
leanv wltn Butuirtav t,n.,t
above, lloga aold largely at l70Tt.5 w,,i,
4 is
4 70
4 70
4 1
4 78
4 71
4 7i
4 T5
4 10
4 SS
5 10
t VI
6 21
8 to
I II
prices
ji at about
a top
at $:oo.
ha. A. SB. Pr. No v h fr
' 18 . . 8 40 II ; 3tft g j,
8 1 28 ... m 77 , ,
... ' 78 221 80 7J
31 HI ... 26 Tl 2.1 M
tl HI 40 8 55 I tt! 4 75
4' '' . 4 55 TV .228 ... I :
I" Ml 40 4.) M . . 4 75
81 . .. 2 4 J II) t ? . . 4 75
S: :l .. M 44 :a7 an ?.i
!! .8 45 M .... ,17 ... I W
71 1 I hi tW Su 244 ... 8a
St. Loala Ll Stock Market.
ST. LOCIS. Mo.. April 6 CATTLE Re
celpta, $.350. Including 1,100 T?xana; market,
lOttloc lower; Texan. rxgilOc lower; native
ahlpplng and export steers. $5fl0th8 9O;
dressed beef and butcher steers $4 0O4i6 00
steers under 1.000 lba.. $3 5066.76; sto kors
and feedera, $3.7666.50; cows and heifers
$7l5fS.15; cannera. $?.00fii75; bulla. $3.754i
6.3o; calve. $55t4i7.75: Texae snd Indian
steers. $4.0tra.36: cows and hlf..r. nv,
6.26 . 1
HOG3-Recelpls, 7.600 head: markel
?-Vllg." 'I'1 "a"11. t4.25ii.9i); packers!
$8 i0fl7.00: butc beta anil hear h..,' a u
4H7.15. "
I1KKP AND LAM BS Receipts. $.K0
rli. mai!ke,L 1,r ,ow',": native muttons,
tt rJiJtJM; lambs. StiCOrftg 10; culls and buck
$.1.01 nil 5.Ui; Blocker. $4.O04j6.O0. ,'
Htork In Sight.
Receipt or live tock at the six principal
raietn markels yesterday:
8oulli Omnha
Bloux (Citv ...
Pt. Joheph ...
Kansas City .
Si. 1uuU
Cliicagu
Total
C
tile.
.. 3.4.37
.. 2.200
.. 2.000
..11.300
.. 3.360
..23,000
Hugs Sheep.
.:2
4.1H0
2.810
8,5.11
ll.tt"!
7
40,0u0
T.oon
8.7fO
3.100
2,000
46.287 69.460 63,692
St. Joseph Live stock Market.
HT, JOSEPH, Mo. April S. CATTLE
Retail t. 2.OI0 hed: market for steer
slow to weW. $4.o04j50; cow and heifer'
Irong. $.vJfa5 35; calves, $3.507.60,
HOGS Receipts. Iju head; market 6c
lower: top. $ ; hulk of sale. $0 ta.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipt,, 7 y0
head; market lOjjlic lower; lamb. $7 6041
Ions City 1.10 Stork Market.
BIOCX CITY la.. April t.-(tfprcl Tele
gram ) CATTLE Receipts 2 3T0 head
market steady; beeves. H i'i 75; fst cow
Herbert L Gooch Co.
Brokers and Dealers
BAXsT. rKOTISIOaTB. STOCKS,
Omaha Offlooi 10 St. T. Xlfo Bldf.
Ball Talaphoa, Douglaa sal.
ladapondaat, A-8131 and A-9193.
Oldest and Latgeat House io Ui bid'
and heifer. ISoAmS.JO; feeders. $4.006,36
jearllng, $3.00irji4.6O.
HOOS Receipt, tfcirl head; markel
1'""' ,' 1-ot; rang of frrlceX $.3h9
6.90; bulk of (a lea. $0.tUd.76. . ..
SHaArllona Commaeclal.. 41,1.
IfOS Atlantic is
10814 Butt i-oaution.
"weiumet o? Artzoaa . .. 101
Botoa Stock Qaolatlon.
ROSTON. April t. -Money, call loan,
n crin; iinie loans. o5t4 per cent.
Airnmun ,aj. aa...
do 4a
Atchison a. R
do pld
Boston 8 Alhany.
rViaton Klevated...
rilrhburg pfd.
N. y . K. H H
I'nlon Pacific
Am. Arge. Chamlcal
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube
Am. Sugar
do pfd
Am. Tel. A Tel..
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Domln. Iron
fEdlaon Elec. Ilium
Maaa. Bleotrlc
do pfd
Vaaa. Gaa
t'nlted Fruit
I'nlted Shoe Mach .
do prd
r. S. Steel
do pfd ,
Adventure
Allottea
Amalgamated
SH ( aluiaot O Hacla.
..ISO Centennial
.131 copper Range ...
..!5i4talv Weat
is franklin
3l40r,nbT
. M'aUreene ( aaanea
41le Hovale
.11114 Maee Mining...,
.12 Michigan
.131HMohawk .. jm...
llVi Nevada
, 8siid Dominion. ..v
4 Steel. 83i40acola
Parrot
.. 14 Qulnrv
.71 Shannon
.13 I atted Copper
..lie t 8. Mining
.. I4i4t:. 8. Oil...
.. 2it!tah ,
. . llSV'icwvria
..113'j Winona
814 Wolverine
.. 4014 North Butte
.. 171
.828
.. SO
.. 7f
.. 10it
.. 18'4
.. 84
.. 1014
.. I
7
..11!'4
.. It
.. an 14
.. 82S
. .1.1
.. 34
.. 88
.. 1(
.. 13
.. 4t
.. 32
.. 42s.
.. 44,
.. 614
..145
., 12W
mar-
1012
Cetloa Market.
xe.w YOKK, April 5. -The cotton
gei opened nrm at an advance of
polnta.
Spot cotton cloaed quiet. 10 point higher
middling uplands. 10.10c; middling gulf
10.36c; no sales.
Cotton futures opened firm; April, 9 70c
bld; May. 9 77c; July. 9 We; August, 9 82c;
September. 9.65c; October. 9 64c; December.
9 52c; January, 9 47c.
Cotton future closed firm: April. 9 86c
May. 9.87c; June. 9 80c; Julv. 9.81c: August.
9.71c; September. 9 80o: October. 9.1c; No
vember. 9.66c; December, 969c: January,
9.56c: Msrch. 9.5Jc.
GALVESTON, April 6.-OOTTON-H rher;
9 11-lc.
ST. LOCIS. April (.-COTTON Higher:
middling. 9 6-16V: sales. 138 bsles: receipts,
l.fsW bales; shipments, 973 bales: atock. 44.
718 hales.
NEW ORLEANS. April . COTTON
Spot were firm; low ordinary, to, nomi
nal; ordinary. 13-16c. nominal; good or
dinary, Sc; low middling, 9'4c: middling.
9 11-16c: good middling. 10 1-1 6c: middling
fair. 10 7-lc; fair, n 3-lc. nominal; re
ceipts, 1,100 bales; stock. l6,2O0 bales.
Motal Market.
NEW YORK. April I.-META LS-Tiia
1xndon tin market wa lower today, with
apot quoted at 132 7a td and future at
134 10. The local market was esv at
629. IrVQ 29.36. There wa a alight advance In
th lxm1on copper market, spot doalng at
57 7a 6d and fufutea at iA. Locally the
market wa quiet and unchanged, with 1ke
quote! at S13.87Vi9I.t.0n: elect vilytlc, $12.50
fll :.:,; caatlng. $r.'.374ti-12.60. Tegd de
clined to 13 12 6d In London. Th local
market wa quiet and unchanged at $4 07'
fri4.H'. Spelter, unchanged at 21 6 7d In
tendon and quiet at 84 7Mi4 87H locally,
lion waa unchanged, with Cleveland war
rant at 47 44d In London. Th local mar
ket I weak snd unsettled, with No. 1
founflry northern quoted, at $15.5ttr1(! 36; No.
2. $16.260516.00; No. 1 fn.indrv- southern and
No. I southern soft. $15.fnfjli 76.
ST. LOUTH, Mo.. April (. JM FT Lg-Legd,
steady, $4.00; spelter, higher, $4,671.
Visible Snpplr of r.raln,
NEW YORK. Anrll 5 -The vl.lhle .,.r.cl.
of grain In th I'nlted State Saturday
April 3. aa compiled by the New York
Produce exchange, waa a follows:
Wheat-36.142.OO0 bu. ; decrease. 270.(00 bu.
Corn 43,923.000 hu.; Increase, Int.onO bu.
Oats-9.Ofi2.000 bu.: decrease. 5 000 bu.
Rye SOO.dOil bu.; decresse, 4.000 hu
Barley 3.312.000 bu.: decreaae. 28.000 bu.
The visible supply of wheat tn Canada
last Saturday waa S.tlO.OfO bu., an increasi
of 600,000 bu. ..
Dulath Grain Market. '
Dl'U'TII, Minn.. ApHI (. WHKAT
May $118': July tl.WS; No., I northern.
$1.19V4: No. 2 northern, $1.17'4.
OATS 62o.
Elaln Batter Market.
F.IXilN. 111., April 6 Bl'TTKR Markel
firm at 28c; sales for the. week, 445.200 lba
LOW
OIIE-WAY RATES
TO
CALIFORNIA
OREGON
WASHINGTON
and IDAHO
EVERY DAY
To April 30. 1909
$25
$25
$25
$25
$25
to San Francisco, Log As
geles, Sin Diego and many
other California points.
to Portland,
f-Attle.
to Everett,
Victoria.
.Taconu and
Vancouver and.
to Weed. Calif., Ashland
Roseburg. Eugene. Alban.v
and Salem, . including Hp
Fac. branch lines In Oregon.
to Spokane and intermediate
O. R. N. point.
I t
vm .:.
Union Pacific
KLKCTRIC BIKTK HI(,.N.iL8 .LJi
THK WAY
THK SAFK IMJAD TO TKAVIX.
I. Vol IRK OF
CITY TICKET OFFICE
1324 Farnam street.
'rhoa: Ball, oaf. naa, aa Ind. A-333L