THE BKK: OMAHA. FKIDAY. APRIL P. nnr
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARIET
Car of No. 2 Hard Wheat Sells fori
; $1.22, No. 3, $1.19.
BECORD FOR THI3 EXCHANGE
Cash ItaatloM I ereeaarll y atroaa.
wet tka OrTrtrlug Are Taken
. 1otI en Kilremely
High Aklag.
OMAHA. April . iW
Wheat caused mqre excitement on in
local market today. Nts. i tiarii went lo
ll.lu, whlcn 1 a cinK higher man veetrr
day and one car or It amd at thai iiauio.
No. 8 hard went to II. 1, 14 rente Hoove
yesterday and mad the tecoid.
AU Wheat values were very erratic and
the nuctiiatlona were rapid, while corn
sagged under heavy prrsetire. Kxcltement
ruled throughout ine mnrket session and
hew high prices were reached by the buy
ing dona mainly through public trading,
Which It without precedent (luring tlie
present crop. The caen situation ia of
necessity strong, hut offerings ara Ukca
alowly at tha extremely high aeking.
Wheat waa very nervous, wiim uang 'S
being quick under extreme excitement on
tha floor. Cable continue to be strung and
support from tha hull leadera sccompilshetl
new high rerorda. May wheat opened at
1. 20 and closed at 11.19V
Corn, waa dull and Inactive, prices ruling
lower for rssh offerings. The option la
neglected and any pressurs developed a
eagglnar market, pemand la not good and
receipt are gradually falling off. May
corn opened at 2c and cloaed at S2'c.
Primary wheat receipts were 271.0O0 bush
ela and ahlpmenta 2S2.O0O bushels, against
receipt laat year of 26rt.OuO bushcla and
ahlpmenta of 184.000 bushel.
Corn recwlpte were 2ti7,0tl0 buahela and
hlpmanta 864,000 buahela, againat recelpta
laat year of 422.000 buahela and ahlpmenta
of 374.0U0 buahela.
Clearances were nnn of corn, none of
eats, and wheat and flour equal to 87.0uO
ousneia.
IJverpool closed Hvrd hlghed on wheat
nd Hd lower on corn.
Local range of opttona:
Article.! Open. I High. Low. Close. I Tca'y.
Mav.
July.
Corn
I
- 1 I9 1-19V 1
106V 106" 106
......... 62V, 2'4
61 'J -Gl'i
1 y' 1 y
X l'A 1 06!
62'i
12 62s
May...
ware
May. Oaaaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 3 hard, $1. 31.20; No. 3
hard..1.18fm is; No. 4 hard, ll.osgi.lo; No.
8 apHng, I1.1TS1.19.
COrtN No. 2, HHtfifSIHc; No. J. 61V-: No.
2 yellow, Ilc; No. 3 yellow. He; No. 3
white. 62H83c.
OATS No. 3 mixed. 604e; No. 3 whit.
Slc;, No. 4 white, 60V45ftlc; standard, 62c.
RIB-Js'o. 2, r6c; No. 8. 78Vr76c.
Carlat Recelpta.
- Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 63 174 170
Minneapolis W.U. .... . ...106
'in ah 20 44 9
Dululh ..4. 4
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PflOVISIO.tS
Feataree of the Trading and Closing
Prleea oa Board of Trade.
CHICAOO. April 8. Wheat prices con
tinued their record-breaking advance 011
tha Board of Trade today, the May delivery
soaring to 11.26 and the July to H.
I. 1274 per bu. .The advance, however, waa
not malntatnod. the market cloning Irregu
lar, with prleea o lower to i'tc higher,
compared with yesterday's final quotations.
Corn and oala closed weak and provisions
firm.
There waa no such strain In tha wheat
trade today as noted on the previous ses
sion, but at times, however, the market
displayed considerable activity. Instead of
an upward jump of a cent or two on In
Itlal tranaactlona. there was a calmer feel
ing today and the market showed some
signs of a reaction from the extreme buoy
ancy of the laat few days. Opening prh-es
were a shade to c. below the final fig
urea of yesterday, May being at S1.2ft4?1.2S4,
and July at 11 HH'filU'e. Early trading whs
of an ordinary character and prices worked
a trifle lower owing to quite general sell
ing and absence of ' any substantial sup
port. The big volume of business was In
the July delivery, which Is now regarded
bv many as an old crop month. After May1
had sold off to 31.244 and Julv to 11.11,,
sentiment auddenly became bullish again.
Within the space of three minutes July had
advanced to tl.l24(EP1.12T and May to
II. 2M. Tti upturn waa partly due to a
prediction made by the leading hull that
this country will not raise 400.0fl0.0no bush
els of winter wheat thle season. The buy
ing furore subsided as quickly as It had
developed and prleea aoon reacted again
on realising salea. Distant deliveries, how
ever, were relatively much stronger than
the May or July optlona and showed only
slight declines from the extreme high
points. Th market cloaed somewhat un
settled, tha May and July deliveries being
lower and September and December higher,
compared with . the previous close. Final
quotations on May were 31.24. July closed
at tl.U61.UV
Sharp declines occurred tn corn prices
owing to heavy realising sales, particularly
of the July delivery. One leading concern
la aa!d to have sold more than 1,000,000 bu.
of that option during the day. May aold
between Ac and 67c. and July between
He and Ssc. The close was weak, with
May off V. at 6rWc, and July 'waa down
HHc, at 65c
Oata experienced a further break In prloes.
chiefly In sympathy with the slump . In
corn. At the cloae prleea were unchanged
to c lower, compared with the prevloua
close. Final quotations on, May were at
MHc. and on July at 47Ae.
Provisions developed considerable ' firm
ness after an easy start. Prices at the
close were a ahade to 10c higher.
The Board of Trade will be cloaed tomor
row. The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. I Open. Hlgh. Jaw. I Close. Yea y.
Whast
May
July
Sept.
Corn
May July
Sept.
Oata
May
July
Sept.
Fork
May July
Sept.
Lard
May July
Kept.
Ribs
May
July
Sept.
I
t 1 27S
liis-wmv1'
1 24 1 24? 1 K
1 1lVlllS- 1 m
I OtHl 1 t . 1 OCTi
rtHl V 7
'7
I
64i
6f.S
,VSl
47',
47.1,
a.
474
17 Vi
17 Ki
17 90
10 174
10 27H
U J7H
S2'4
9 47V,
9 60
17 SSHi
17 Pi
17 so
IT 5
17 65
17 W
IT Khii
1T 24J
if
1A10
10 36
10 4?
t
'4'
17 la
10
17 SSHI
17 IttVtj
16 20
10 36
W 25
14 8TH
10 374
19 60
10
10 47
. 35'
46
40
67Vs!
No. f. ,
cash quotations war as follows:
FLOCK I'nsettled; winter patents. $5
( 76: straights. (S.lMt&afl; spring punts. 35.40
436.8O; srralghts,. 34 UKtfS.Ju; pakers, $3,109
1 16. .,, -
RTB-No. !, 7$;8Hc, ' -N
BARLKV Ked r mixing. 2c: , Mr to
rholce malting, C5V?-
8EEPeV-Flax.. No. 1 southwestern. 11 R7H:
No. 1 northwestera. 31 67V Timothy. $1).
Clover. 6 40. . .
pOVI8IONa-Maa pork,' per bat., 117.86
M7 90. Lrd. per 100 lbs., ).. Short ribs,
aldea flooae. 3 76J9.36; short clear aides
f boxed. 39.37VVtt.iiO. . . ,
Total clearances .cf wheat and flour wsre
equal to 6J.0o'bu. Primary receipts were
371.O00 bu. compared with, 2&.0u0 bu.. tb
corespondlng day a year ago. .
Ratimated rtIts. for tomorrow:. Wheat
90 cars; corn," 58 cars; oa is,, HI cai-s; hogs'
19,000 head. Z ' ' '
t. Lacle Cleaeral Marktv
T. LOUIS. ApHl 1.--WHEAT Futures
lower: casb firm; Ko. I red. cash, U.419
143; No. 2 liard. 31S6.Q'li,; May. l. 21'4:
July, H.0?r1.tTV.
CORN Lower? track . No. 2 cash, ftb;
No. 3 white, CtHSoi May. 64f,c; Juiv.
6t4ic. .
OATB-Jiower; traivlr. No. .3 -cash. My;
No. t wMt. &e: Mav. 6ls4C; July, ttr.
KTE-fhrong at '!.Hc.
FlX)l'R-.-HUher: n i winter patents. 9.in
CM n; extra fancv and straight. 36 4l60;
t winter rleais. 4.1fttS4J.
6nmTimothv. Uh'a'iii -
ORNMEAL 3JI0.
I RAN Strong; sacked, east trsck. U 2itf
HAT Steady; timothy. 513 00,' prairie.
kfotitrii.ao. .
IW3.V COTTON TIK9-30C.
BAOOTfliJ 7 nvc
HF.MP fTfflNI!,;a , . ' '
rROVISiON-Pofk. . sfeady, JohMng.
fli.2S." Ijifd. Mghr!'rlrre . steam. 39 9f
ln6. Dry salt meats, atcsrtv; boxed, extra
elmi ts. r 57V clear ribs. 310 Oi; hort clears,
VfAon. tedv ipoxml, extra, short.
910 7H: flisr rlhs. Ill no: short rleara. Ill Aft.
I Ol I.THV- Firm : i-hlt kena. 1.1c: springs.
I rv: turkeva. H4i1lk ; duikt. louy-; geese, 5c.
' rl TTF.R Vrn: Teemerr. yft29c.
hOOH s at lc. se crjnt
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbla ... b.?f"0 12.700
Whest. U 2H000 . 118.01
Corn, bu 26fl . IM.'ino
Oh Is. bu I.'.'V'O 73.JO(l
W KITHKII l Tilt: GR4IV IIEI.T
Fair Friday and Warmer la the
Forecast.
OMAHA. Neb., April 8, 14V
The eastern dlstruhance is ydlsanpearing
off the upper At'amtc coaat High winds
prevailed throughout . Ilieeast during
Wednesday and last night and violent and
destructive wlnrlstorrns were general
throughout the Ohio vajley and lower lake
region, a velocity of seventy-two mtlea
per hour was recorded at Detroit and alx-ty-elght
miles at Buffalo. Gales continue on
the upper Atlantic ocast this morning, but
velocities are again normal over the Ohio
valley and f.ake region. Trie area of high
pressure noted over the west In the pre
ceding report has spread over the entire
central and western portions, and la rap
idly extending over the eastern states. The
creel of the high pressure nnw overlie
eestern Colorado, txcesslve ralitfslls ara
reported at Galveston, Near, Orleans and
Mobile. The weather Is colder east of the
Rocky mountains, the drop -In temperature
being most marked In the eastern states
It is warmer in the mountains and west
to the const and wtTt be warmer In this
vicinity Friday, with, -continued fair tonight
and Friday.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
thu last three years: r'
... . . : ""'.1909. 1908. 1907. 190S.
Minimum temperature .. 2 .13 84 46
Precipitation ...:.:.iio .09 .00 .33
Normal lempcraturs for today, 47 degrees.
1 ra mc,'hesy prec,plutln lnc lurch 1,
1 24encheay correiP6,,ciln ' Prlod in 1906.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
1.4o Inches. . .
U A. WELSH. 'Iecali Forseaster.
Corn and wheat region bulletin for
omaha. Nb.. for the twenty-four hours
51 st m- 75,11 meridian time.
Thursday, April 8, 1903:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
lax. Mln. fall. Sky.
47 34 . 00 Clear
48 34 .00 Clear
40 18 . 00 Clear
45 22 . 00 Clear
42 2o .0 Clear
49 a .00 Clear
46 , .21 .00 Clear
M 20 .00 Clear
M .20 . . Clear
41 2fi -.00 Clear
43 . 21 ,i0. Clear
89 IK .00 Clear
44 26 .00 Clear
44 J4 .00 Clear
38 23 . ,tn Clear
44 23 .00 Clear
48 -35 . .flu "Clear
3rt 21 .28 Cloudy
38 24 .00 Clear
Stations.
- " .1 C IJ, V '
Columbus,. Neh... 45
Culhertann Nch At
Fairbury, Ncb...i 49
r mrmont, Neb. 46
Or. Island, Neb.. 64
Hsrtington. Neb. 38
HaKtlngs, Nb.... 41
Holdrege, Neb... 43
Oakdnle, Neb 89
Omaha. Neb 44
Tekaniah, iS'eb... 44
Alta la........... 38
Carroll, la........ 44
Clarlnda, la 48
Sibley, la m
Sioux Cltv. ra
Minimum tempeatu1Vlor twelve-hour
perior end'ng at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
- , ', .Nof Temp. Rain.
U.. j,,.., sum. iiicnee.
I1ICMKO, ill Ztf
Columbus, O .-17
Des Moines, la.... 14
Indianapolis, Jnd.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 22
loulsvllle. Ky IS
Minneapolis. Minn.
Omaha. Neb 19
8t. Ixiuis, Mo 12
64 82 T
64 38 T
41 2 T
80 K T
66 30 'P
) 42 T
36 18 .01
44 24 .01
60 34 . 00
roughout the corn
.. . v.. , r-, iigni precipitation
occurred in all except the St. Lnuia dis-trict-
, I A. WBL8H.
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
NEW VOHK UKTIERXL MARKET
((notations of (he Day oa Varloae
Commodities.
on1 .T0- pr" 8 TnR-Recelpta,
20.9H6 bbla.; exports, 1,226 bbls. Market
firmer, with demand quiet. Minnesota
winter straights, 6.6ia.86; Minnesota bak
ers. 44.604.90; winter patents. 34.86.2&;
winter low grades, 34.104H.76; Kansas
atiuK'hts, 35.5fliio.76. Rys flour, firm; fair
to good, 34.2&((j4.60; choice to fancy, 34.So4
4.76.
CORNMEAL Barely aleady; fine white
and yellow. 31. 561. 90; coarse, 31.60fe1.66;
kiln dried, 33.4f.4i8. 75.
RYK-Wuiet; No. 2 western, 89r90c, f. o. b.
New York.
BARLEY Steady; malting, 7479c, c. 1. f.
New York; feeding. 74iS6o, c. 1. f.. New
York.
WHBJAT-Recelpts. 3,u0 bu.; exports,
13.4K4 bu. Spot market steadv; No. 2 red
3l.33V'1.34H elevstor and 81.34, f. o. b
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth. 81.314 f. o. b.
afloal; No. 2 hard winter. 31.314 f. o. b.
afloat. Trade was less active In wheat to
day, but July neverthelesa made a new
high record. Cablea came higher and for
eign houses bought May again at the
opening. Late deliveries were sustained
by unfavorable crop news, and cloaed T4c
net higher against v,c to 4c decline In
near months, which weakened finally un
der realising. May, tl.2SM4M.31; closed,
31.29'd; July. 3l.18Vtf1.19V' closed. 31.18;
September. tl.091ft1.llH: closed. tl.UV
CORN Receipts. 13.500 bu. Spot market
eaay; No. 2, 76V: elevator and 74e f. o. b.
afloat, option market waa without trans
actions, cloalng Ho o "4c net lower. May.
74c; July, cloaed 73V7; ikmiember closed
73c.
OATS-Recelpts. 27.4 bu. Spot msrket
steady: mixed. 2 -tot 33" Ui &7fc6c: nst
ural white, M to 32lbs., BK: clipped
white, 32 to 40 lbs,, HZflt.
HAY-Qulet; No. 8, Soytioc; good to choice,
sXkbsoc
HUPS Dull; stste common tb choice,
1908, 10-3 lie; 19"7, 3i&c; Pacific coast, 160e,
7arllc; 1907, 3tfc.
H1DE3 Quiet; Bogota. 18Hig19c: Central
America. l'4e.
lKATH'FIR Steady; acid. aMJ!c.
PKOVIBIONS-Beef. quiet; famllv. 35.00
CIt..; mess, tlO. 60 11.00; beef hams, M.00
fea6.00; packet, tll.OOS 14.60; city extra India
mesa, t-2.6ujr3.00. Cut meats, flrwi; pickled
bellies. 31u,0u; pickled hams. 310.50. Lard,
firm; western,. 310.6OWJ0.80; refined, firmer;
continent. 810.9b; South America, 81150;
compound. 30b8.2o. Polk, steady; family,
18.6Sj'19,60; short clears, tl9.00t21.00; mesa,
3l8.6Vai9 0O.
TALLOW-43ulet ; city (32.00 per pkg.),
6to; country (pkgs. free), 6Hc.
RICE-Firin;. domestic, 2ntV; Japan,
nominal. . .
MUTTER Steady; creamery specials, 2Se,
official mice. 28c; extra, 27c.
CHEFJ5B Firm; state, full cream, spc
clala, ivei7e; state, full cream, fancy, l&Uc;
state, full cream, goid to fine, l&'.jc; winter'
made, best. 14V; wit ter made, good to
prime, lSlc; winter made, good to
prime. 13CU4Mr. winter made, common to
.fair, i:Bl3c; akima. full, to special, SV4
12Hc. ' :'
EOGS Rarely ateady; weatern storage
packeil. 21i;l4o; western firsts,, 2oi&21c;
euonds. ic. :
POULTRY Alive, steady; chickens,
broilers, 2tji3c; fowls. iaV(tl7c. Dressed,
eairler; western chickens, 12'.c; fowls, 14M
16UC.
Mlaaeapolls Orala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 8.-WIIEAT-Mav.
31. July, ti.Htfl.U. Cash: No. 1 hard,
3l.2i-); No. I northern, 81.22H; No. t north
ern, t.20V&i.2oT,; No.. 3 nortbern, tl l6H
l.ltV
BRAN In bulk. 322MIJ2.60.
SKJ-;D Flax, H6&V
' FLOOR First patenta, t5..10; second
patents, t5.8(00: first clears. 34.I6436.01'
uoond cleara, 13rt 66.
Pklladelphla Prod are Market.
" PI I TLA DBIJ"! 1 1 A -Vprll. 8.-rBirTTER-Quier:
extra western creamery, 'Oc; nearby
pHnts, 30c. X '
t;i3Q hlrm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby" firsts. 20V at mark: current re
ceipts In returnable tasea, 0c at mark;
wtaisru flrats. free raaa. 2uc at mark;
currervt receJiHa. free ca,, 9Jl0c at mark.
CHEESE Firm : full cheese, choice. 16Vt
16o;. full cheese, fair to good, W.al--
tlvaravoaJ Grata Market.
LIVERPOtlL, Apii) 8;-WHEAT-8pot.
strong; No. 2 red weatwrn winter, As 7V1.
tuturea. aleady; -My. 6 10dt Julv, Va
Ue: September. 8s' 6,d. '
CORN alpol, firm:' Amlra mlxad. new,
via Ualveaton 6a JlVd, jfMtra- JJlt. May,
is 9V1; J Jlya ;;-, ' ,
' Talea SVd Market. .
TOLRTD. Arrll 8 - SExTD9Inoves, cash.
W; Marvll. 3 62V No. I. ,8fr.: No. 3,
to.:' rejecud: 36 uesrlecterf. K 10. Tuxj
othy. prune. ,310, . A Isik e. pt -lm. U 3.
DalaJfc (.rata .Market.
pi JA "I'H, r April- .WMEAT - Mav.
It.--.: July.. tl.V a. .-V, ppniaia, 8AJ1H:
N' 1 9 nonharn, 3i.9 , . - .
OATS-UVh - -
NEW TORE STOCKS AND BONDS
8udden Ritt of Number of Obtcurt
Ittnei Fettares of Day.
USUAL MARKET LEADERS QUIET
Tp""" ao Dlaooallloa to Tartall
Operations Reeaase of Aaoroark
of Three-Day Holiday tloads
Are Firm.
NEW YORK. April S.-The dav's pvo
proceedlngs In the arock market exempli
fied the adage that "every dog tuts
his dsy." the stock exchange's special
artn pt at Ion of the term "dog" making the
old aaylng apt. The market gave evety
evidence at an rarly stage of a disposi
tion to curtail operations on the eve of the
three days' recess. The occasion was
se'sed. however, by numerous rxols to
rush. into promlnece. Innumerable favorites
and to p ish them upwards by violent ad
vances. This sudden advance of strength
was acoompsnled by nothing In th news
to account for It, either of a general tenor
or of special application to the stocks
affected.
There was little even in the wav ot
rumors to explain the appearance In the
apotHght of stocks, which have stood in
the background during all tho period of
activity of stocks of larger issues and
more representative eharscter. Some others
have not appeared on the tape at all for
days or weeks past. One of the day's
news reports was that the Hughes commis
sion to lnvestlgste exchangee had com
pleted Its report snd thst no recommenda
tion of legislation to restrict trading In
stcck exchange would be Included. Whether
the unostentatious appesrance of the an
nouncement and the astonishing variety of
the day's movement In obscure and pooled
stocks had any connection may afford an
Interesting subject for conlesture. It waa
the subject of remark during the sessions
cf th commission that pool activities were
under discront restraint and sensational
price movements W9ire a rarity. The sub
stsntial body of the stock list was quies
cent today, but firm. Each ebullition like
that of today la accepted usually as a sign
of degeneration In the speculation and a
harbinger of tho end of a movement. The
market showed Its recent disposition to
ignore bad signs, however, and there wss
no urgent pressure to get out of stock
holdings over the holldsy interval. The
stock market kept one eya on the wheat
market and saw evidence there to confirm
tha belief that th government crop report
did not promise well for the winter wheat
crop. The reassembling of the conference
between the) anthrsclte operators and the
representatives of the mtnrrs wer hope
fully regarded ss promising a settlement.
Th coalers continued to benefit from this
View.
The estimate of the currency movement
Indicated that the money auppllos would
be Increased by the tlmo stock market op
erations are resumed on Monday next. Re
ceipts on balance from the Interior thus
far this week are reported to have reached
aa large an amount a the total from that
source for all of laat wreck. Money there
fore, continuing exceedingly eaay. Dis
count declined In tone, but rose In Paris
and th London exchange at Pari alao
declined. Taken In connection with any
further advance in 8terl1ng exchange here,
this might lead to resumption of gold ex
ports from New York to Paris. Such a
prospect ' would b viewed with entire
equanimity by the New Trk financial
world. A good deal of encouragement la
felt over the marked improvement in the
government finances, lsrgely by reason of
the expansion In customs receipts. The
United State treasury, in consequence
flnda Itself with such resources that sn
early Issue of government bonds Is con
sidered to b an unlikely necessity. The
profit-taking sales at the end of the day
subtracted about aa much from prices of
the principal stocks as had been added
by th advance, leaving the only notable
change of the day In th class of stock,
which made the feature of the day.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
37.706.OuO. United States bonds unchanged
on call for th week.
Number of sales and leading quotation
en stock wcr a follows:
SUM. Htgn. lbw. uow.
Amalaamatad Coooajr 14.41K)
71
7Ta
4H
il
Am. C. tr 3,100
Am. C. A T. pti
Am. cotton Oil II."0
Am. H. A U pf "
Am. los Sacurttlet lt.l"0
Am. Llnaaad Oil 100
Amsiicaa UoconiotlTe l.KJO
4t
not
17H
40t
40
14t
644
114t
'67i
41V
41
14i
H1
'i4H
40
at',
144
14
Am. liOoomotlT td
Am. g. A R M OW ot
Am, . A R. pfd " loi
Jtm. Sugar Refining 1,600 JJ
St
14 1044.
lUt II'
Am. Tobaero pr
American Woolen 100 Ht
Anaconda Mining Co 46.
M
M'4
44
4'
Atchison
Alchlaon pfd
Atlantic Coaat LI"a
Baltimore A Ohio
Hal. A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Lsathar
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey
Cbeaapaak A Ohio
Chicago ot. W
Chicago A N. W
C, M. A St. P
C, C, C. A t. I
Colorado F. A 1
Colorado A Bo
Colo. A o. lat pfd
Colo. A So. Id pfd
Conaolldaie4 Oat
Cora Product!
Delaware A Hudson
Denver A Rio Grand
D. A R. O. pfd
Dlatlllera' Securities, sx-dtv
Krla
Erie lat pfd
Krla Id pfd
Oeneral Electric
ni Nnrtharn ofd. el-die...
11.100 1M4 lOdH 1'"
l"3i
1.100 1W4 1S2S 1?
4.tmo U2 U!W 1'2'4
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7.M0 77H T' 714
1.100 177'i 17H 1761,
1,510 S0t tW 1
fx) 101 101
101
I0 141 141
142
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47 1
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ll.ino 1604 14s
400 7r. 74
10.2UO SDt
i0 ttH
400 lit
400 77
MOO 11
li.100 H
Va
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1S7
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01 Nnrtharn Or etle VO
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147
43 Si
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Interborouah Mat 1.6TO is
Int. Met. pfd .
International Papae .....
Int. Paper pfd
International Pump .'.
Iowa Central
Kanaaa Cltr Ho
K. C. So. pfd
Loularlll A N
Minn. A t. L
M . at. P A . g. M ...
Mtaaourl Paolflc
M., K. A T
M., K. A T. pfd
National Laad -
New York central
N. .. O A W
Norfolk A W
North American ...
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
PennrylTanta
People'! Oat
P., C. C A St L
Praated ileal Car
Pullman Palac- Car
Railway steal Spring
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Steal pfd
Rock laland Co
Rock Ialan Co. pfd
St. L. A S P td pit ..
St. LOUIS 9 W
gt. u w. ptd
Bioaa-Wiafflald . A I
go. Pacific, i-ri(hta
80. Pacific pfd. ei-rights
Snuiheni RallwtT
go. Railway pfd
Tanneaeca Copper
Taxaa A Paelfir
T., St. L. A W
T.. t. L. A W. pld
VnUn Patlfic
Lnloa Pacific pfd
V. t. Rubber
I . g. Rubber lat pld ...
V. t. Steal
V. . I'M! pld
Utah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chtmlcal ..
va -Car. Cham, p'd
Wabaan
Wabaak pfd
Waetinshouaa Elavtric ..
WeaLarn l-nlon
10. W
i.iOA
l.ltlf)
i 500
A 400
t.soo
44 '4
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100 31 II Ut
7.flcl U4' 1S4S 134'i
10. iOO 111
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71 H
I OuO 17t
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176 1764.
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70 104
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1.800 4J
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10 117
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Am T. A T. Co .s UH
Total talea for th day. at too abarai
HI
-sfewr York Miatag Stacks.
NEW TORK. April . Closing quotations
on mining slocks:
Alloa l' ledviln Con 4',
eBruDswlck tou . 'Little Chief I
Cora. Tunnel stock... M Ustlcu n
eao bonds ltOntano tJ
rata tart. A Va ' Oahir ;u.r.
Hera llvr Siandsr n
Iron Silear 10 l'llosr Jacket ,0
eutfared
Farelga Flaaacial.
LONDON.. April 1 Miincy wut easily ob
taloabla on tit market today and disHtounts
wer el4jr. On the btcxk exchsng the
attendanc waa small, but tha markets
cloaed firm. Olit-elged securities hsrdened
In anticipation of Increased outside support
after the t.astsr holidays, wl.il th pon
otd westher conditions helped some ral)
Th continent rontnuea ta be a good btiver
erxH-ially of foreigners and Kalffira. The
bank retrurna reflected the usual cash move
ment from tne cauntrv. American aecnrl
tie started dull, but tny picked up frac
tionally at nooa on llgnt covering order.
Later th New Yoik opening quotations
tame dull, but support from thst quarter
appeared In the late trade, wnlch caused a
steady close.
PARIS. April 8 Price on the Bourse
todav were firm. The iirlvat rata nf rils-
1 count Is per cent hlgner at 1 per cent.
Dr,ftuifl. April b. 1 ra ding on ine rwurse
today waa quiet, but prices were firm
The Bourse will lw closed until Tuesday
April 43. on account of the Easttr holl-
da s.
Hew ork Meier Market.
NEW YORK. April l-MONEY-on call,
easy at 1462 per cent; ruling rate, 1 per
cent; elcslng bid, 14 per cent; offered at
IN per cent. Time loana, very dull and
steady: sixty ciaya, Zftizv per cent; ninety
1 days, 2'4 per cent; six months. 2NfcS Per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE FAFER-3Vu4
pr cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE 9'eady. with
actual business In banker' bills at 34 869
t ttvio ror sixty-day rills and st for
demsnd: commercial bills. 34 64tM sT:.
SILVER Bar, oiic; Mexican dollar.
44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds were as fo)
lows:
H. 6. rat. ! re( 101 Hint. V) A M. 4i.... !-Vt
60 coupon 101 J.po 4t
v s. at, ri ii4 do 4S
do coupon l"1Vt 4o id tenet !'
V. 8. 41 ret 11 K. f Sn. lit At 7t
do coupon l-'l.. 9. deb. 41 1931....
Alllt-t'titl. HI 6s .... "ll. A N. urn. 4 101
Am. Agricultural it. .100 M.. K. A T. lit 41.111
Am. T. A T. CT. 4. .101' do It A. Mt. 41 ... eft'.
Am. Tobacco 41 79 do (en. 4V t
do (l UC'iMo. Pacific 4l 14
Atchlton gen. 4i nil N. Y. c. g. i H4
do 8. L. lit 4a Mt do dtb. o Ms
do ct. 4t HI N. Y. v. 4H" nt... 1114
do ct. M , 1H"S. T , . H. ft H.
A. C. L. 1st 4i t' ct. t it:."
fill. A Ohio 4s iniiStN A. w. 1st con. 4t.. 19
do lt 14 da ct. 4i SJ'i
1o S. W. Ht IVtNo. Ftcltlo 4i IOJ'4,
Brk. Tr. cv. 4a U do u 74 n
Canada a. lai .... 1io. g. b. rfdx. 4a i
Ceotral of a. St Kl,Penn. ct. I'ta 111...
Central Leather at... MT do con. 4t lft
r. of N. J. g. At rt Raadlng gen. 4a 100
Chta. A Otito 4Wa....l0r4m. Ltlv. ft 4a.. 17
Cblcago A A. wa.... 74St. L. S. W. e. 4a.... 7H
(' . R. A Q. j. 4a M do lit gol4 4l 04
0. M. A B P. g. 4a HSoa board A. L. 4a.... 72
C, it. I. A P. c. 4a.. Tt'iSo. racitlo col. 4a.... tlVa
do col. aa tot do lit raf. 4a 4H
do rfdf. a -'SSo. Railway (a mi
Ore. A 8L L. g. 4a. ! do gen. 4a
Colo. Ind. ia 7Unlou Parlfls 4s
Volo. Mid. 4a ' do ct. 4t I0t4a
C. A R. r. A s. 4'4i. Mt do lat A raf. 4i Hi
D. A H. ct. 4 103St'. 8. Rubber a 1U
do lat ref. tt ln'HV. fieel 24 ta 103H
P A R. Q. 4a Mtva.-Caro. (.'bam. It...
Dtatlllara ia 74 Wabaah lat ia Hi
Erie . I. 4a IT 14 So lat A ex. 4a "1
do gen. 4a T414 Weatern Md. 4a f4
do 4a series A il Wait. Else. or. as.... M1
do aarlra B 4 Wla. Central 4a so
Oen. Else. or. 6a 140HD. A R. o. ref. is...
III. Can. lat rat. 4i..l0n'-kC. A O. fdi. eft. at..lft3
Int. Mat. 4t i'N. R. R, of M. 4Sia.. 4A
Bid.
Plos4oa stork tAootatloaa.
BOSTON, April Money, call loa
ns, 2
Pit par cent; lime loan, ayji per
Ateblaoa ad). 4a MtRutt Coalition ...
do 4a .....looSCal. A Arltona
Atchison R. R 107tCal. A Herla
do pfd 10'tceatennlal
Poet on A Albany U Copper Rang
Boat on Klerat4 Ill Daly West
N. T., N. H. A H...1444Pranklln
t'nlon Pacific HltOranby
Am. Arg. Chm 81 Greene Cananaa ....
d pfd M Iale Rnyale ,
Am. Pneu. Tube.,.,., 4iMaaa. Mining
Amar. Sugar IS4tMlchigan
do pfd lao Mohawk
cent.
.. 2414
..101
..0
..
.. 71
.. 10
.. 144.
.. at
.. 1014
.. u
.. I
..1244
.. 2t
.. li
.. aoi
.. fit
..12D
.. 14
.. W
.. 14
.. 14
.. 124
.. 42
.. M
.. uv;
.. a
.. ot
..14.i
.. n v
Am. T. A T l!714Mont. C. A C
Amar. Weolen
...S3 Nevada
... Stftoit Dominion
...II Oareola
. . 14MParrot
... ISQutory
. .. Utsthannoa
...13fTrtnlty
... Mtt:nltd Copper
... V. 8. Mining
... 5t v. a. 011
...UttUtan.
... I Victoria
...40 Winona
... 77 4 Wolverine)
...44 North Butt
... II
do pfd
Dominion 1. A 8
Miaa. Klectrto ,.
do pfd
Mai. Oaa
United Fruit ....
United . M
do pfi
I'. 8. Stewl
do pfd
Adventure
A 1 tones
Amalgamated ...
Arizona Com. ...
Atlantle
Local Socarltles.
- Quotations furnished bv Samuel Burns,
Jr., 614 New York. Lit Bldg., Omaha:
Bid. AakM.
Avery company 1.0
Beatrice) Creamery, cam M ST
Beatrice Creamery, pfd 4 (4 M
Columbia L. H. A P. ia 1t4 4t M
City ot Omaha bond 4ta Ull.t 10lt 14
Dougla county it 131 1014
Oata Cltr MaX company 4 140
Jnd. Tel. I IMS (60 pfd henaa) 1 il
Kansas City Ry. A Light ia 11:1 P714
Kanaaa City Ry. A Light pfd. t II M
Nebraska Tal. Stock. -dls. ......... M ts
Omaha Oaa ia 1117 , t7 7t
Omaha B. L A P. IMS ' H 10
Omaha B. L. A P pfd t 1 II I3u
Omasa C. B. t. By. is 114 Ml 11
O. A C. B. gt. Ry. It 1IM Mi 10
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. pfd t 13 14
Omaha A C. B. t. Ry.. com. 4. II a
Omaha A C. B. Ry. A B. pf 4 14 It
Omaha Water Compasy ts IN tt It I It
Omaha Water Co. ie 144 gr M
Omaha Water Co. la pfd i g
Omaha Board of Trade Bldf! Co. pfd. 1 Mt 10
Omaha Boar ot Trad Bldg. C. torn.... 41 M
Omaha Brick Pt. A .Til Co. la 117 to
Omaha Printing Co it
South Omaha eewer 4ts ltit 101
gwlft and Company 7 tot ieau
iherldan Coal is 124 H 100
gloui City Stork Tarda pfd. 4 IS ft
Trl-Blate Land Co. pfd. 7 (com. bonsai It to
Union Stock Tarda C.. Omaha Alt tl
Uaioa Cosatructtoo Co., Kanaat City.... M ti
Loadoa atoetx Maratei.
IjONDON. April 1 American securities
war quiet and steady during th first hour
today. Atchison. Topek Santa F
showed a slight loss, but th rst of th
list ruled from U to H abov ystrday's
Nw York closing.
Ixndon closing stock quotations:
Contois, money ..Ht-lfMo., Kin. A Teiai . 4t
do aocoust 4- SNew York Central 1H
Anaconda ,. tSKortolk A Western. . tit
Atchison 10S do pfd to
do pfd lOttOntarlo A Western.. 4t
Baltlmor A Ohio. . ..HitPeonaylTanla M
Canadian Pacific ....lMlSRand Ml nee It
Chaaapeak A Ohio.. 74tRadlns 70
Chi. Great Weetern.. itSoiithern Railway .... 17
(hi.. Mil. A St. P..1M44 do pfd lit
P Beer USSoutbern Psclflc l4t
Denser A R1 O Kittnlon Paclflo lt
do ptd tot do pfd M
ErI iOtU. I. Steel M
do lat pfd.... !0t 4o pfd lifts
do id pfd Ill Wahaah it
Grand Trunk :0t do p't 4t
Ullnola Central 150 Spanish 4a ts
Louisville A Naah. . ..1'ttAmal. Copper lit
SILVER Bar. ateady at 23 7-16d per
ounce.
MONEY 4&1 per cent.
I'll rat of discount In th open market
for short and three month' bill is ltf
1 per cent.
Treasury Statemeat.
WASHINGTON, April s.-Today a state
ment of tb treasury balances In the gen
eral fund exclusive of th II6O.COO.O1O gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance.
1133.889.501; gold coin and bullion, H 1,661, -14;
gold certificate, 48,86,6.
Bask Cleat-lag.
OMAHA, April I Bank clearings for to
day were t?. 340.32.6; and for the corre
sponding date Isst year tl,&a2,et3.74.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Mass.. April 8. WOOL-Business
In ths local wool market continues
quiet, with new fresh transfer and thok
only or sinau iuia. upenauuns 111 loreign
wool have fallen off and the market i
eagerly awaiting the new ctomeatlc clip.
Advlcea irom in west snow mat the bid
ding for wool on the heepe' backs con
tinues, a high 23c ha been paid In
Montana for choice lot. Th shearing in
Nevada ha begun and with favorable
weather the work will aoon commence In
other western states. Scoured wools hold
firm and are in demand. The leading do
mestic Quotations range aa follows: OMn
snd Pennsylvania fleect-s. XX. 34tXJic; X
S-'SSc; No. 1 washed, KB39c; No. 2 washed,
KSwitfc; fine, unwashed, l4ci half blood
combing. Sic: three-elgliths blood, combing,
Sic; quarter blood, combing, 29&3lc; delaine.
wasueu. ouivc. mtnuiun, Wisconsin and
New York fleeces, fine, unwashed. 22-:3c;
delaine, unwashed. 4j:'c; half blood, un
washed. Sfticiuc; three-eighths bloud. nn.
waaned, 2c; quarter blood. 28j-8c. Ken
tucky. Indiana and Missouri, three-eighths
blood, 2WI3UC; quarter blood, isne. Scoured
values: lexaa une, iweive monins. olfla
tine, six to eight months. 63&&4c; fine fall
4tit7c. California, northern, 5:!itj0c; middle
count. 4Xj3X-; fall free, iftloc; Oregon
eastern No. 1 staple. ttijirJSc; eastern cloth
ing, 5oS7c; valley No. 1, 4S'a60c. Territory
fine staple, Ik&oSc; fine medium staple. 0
ttic; fine clothing. oft2e; fine medium
clothing. Wpibc; half blood. tsVutSSc; three
elllahs blood, fjtfcUafec: qusrter blood boa
tJc. Pulled, extra. tic; fine A. oo'iWJc
A supers, jt-itti.-; B supera, 4.ug4ac.
Cotloa Market.
NEW VORK. April C'OTTO.V-Spot
cloaed quiet, 1 points higher: middling up
lands. 10.2oc: middling gulf. 10.30c. No salra.
UALVtSTON. Tex.. Aprl 8.-COTTON-Bteady
at 9"sC.
ST. IXll'IS. April l.-COnON-8tedv:
middling. ec. Bales none; receipts, I.tsi
bales; cuipinents, 1170 ha let; stock. 44.91 j
bales.
fearla Market.
PfiORlA HI. April .-r6RN-Uiwer;
No. f llow, 4A,c; N'o. t yellow, rTc; So.
I. -: No. S, ic; No. 4, fiov.
OATSLrulii No. 1 hue. 64c
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt Moderate, but Market
it Weak and Lower.
HOGS B0UT SAME AS WEDNESDAY
Barer Offer Fit reat Lower, hat
alesaeea Ask stead? Price.
oaaeqaeatlp Market
la Dill.
SOUTH OMAHA, April .. 1M.
Kecolpts were: Csttle. Hogs. Phecp
Official Monday t.b 4.433 10."
Official Tuesday 1.706 tbil b.M
Official Wednesday .... 1 0S4 .47i) ".to
Estimated Thursday .... 1.4") 11.rX 1,400
Pour days this week..ln,f7 l.07i .17
Same days last week....i,s;n 3C.018 M.SJ4
Same days 1 weeks ago.. 14.124 42.210
Same days I weeks ago..l7.K06 44 t!1 707
Same days 4 week ago. .19.30) H:ti Hl.&M
Sam day laat year.... 13,? 26. 660 L'4.iT7
Tha following table chow the receipt of
cattle, bog and aheep at South Omaha for
th year to data, compared with last year:
li. inns. Inc. Dec.
Cattls 2M.S43 964.37 13.M
Hogs 7rT7.00 4,l!ri ....... 79.U4
Sheep 71,44 406,069 66.S80
Th following table know the averag
price of hog at South Omaha for th laat
vral daya, with comparisons:
tt. I ISO .leV.lOT.l.190
March St.
March .
March SO.
March L
t 601 231
27
6 SO
I 101
I 171 T SI
ss
SI
t 0
141
SS7
B 7S
S
tr,'
4 w
5 4
1 n
1 2
T
7
1 24
"ft
73
a
I 14
April 1.
i 70
I
to
I 1
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
t 7S
f 46
6 091
76J
fi 67;
5 74
47'
6 !
7H
32
21
I 14
S 07
7 S
44
74
( 21
6 t
S3
6 82
TO
4 tb
7 04
6 23
4 98
4 M
7 24
T 24
7 27
89H
I 831
221 t W
I 74 Ml
tl
Sunday.
..w v,iiLi4i iiuiuuvr ui t:a.i ui iiut;a
brought In today by each road w a fol-
lABta
I VTTSBe
, Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'a.
C. 'M. A St. P 2
W abash 2 S .. ..
Missouri Psclflo 8 8
Union Paclflo 37 83 19
C. V N. W.. east 2 2 8 1
C. AV N. W . weat J3 Ml 2
C, P., M. Ac O.. 19 13
U., B. ft y., east 4 .. 1
C. B. A Cj . west m . 4 .2
V.. R. I. ft P., east 1
C. K. I. A- P.. west.. 2 8 11
Illinois Central 1 a
Chicago O. W i t
Total recelDte 142 168
The disposition of the day's receipts wss
as ronows. eacn ntiyer purchasing th num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
.. M7 1.673 1.430
.. 784 2 1 m
.. 75S 3,9iO 1.708
.. 613 8,089 1.204
.. 92
830
?rt
33
SS
2H
.4 101 .... ....
24
.. 120
19
4
1
1
.. 11 .... ' ....
.. 15
1
.. 274
Omaha Packing Co....
Hwirt and Company....
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Cudahy, Fort Worth . .
Cudahy, country
vansant Co
Carey & Benton
Iobman ft. Rothchlld..
W. I. Stephen
Hill Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston & Co
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
McCreary ft Carey
H. F. Hamilton
F. G. Inghram
Sullivan Bro
Tjehmer Bros
Other buyer
Total : 3,617 11.813 8.166
CATTLE RecelDte this morning were
moderate, only 143 cars being reported tn.
This make the total for the four days
13,fS7 bead, aa against 16.837 for the same
period last week and 13.207 bead aa com
pared with a year ago.
wnue bandy light weight beer steers or
good quality did not show very much
change, the market on heavy cattle, even
though of good quality, was extremely
slow and dull at prices that wer weak to
loo lower than yesterday.. Although there
were quite a number of good heavy beeve
on sale, the market was so dull that tt
was wall along towards midday befor
anything Ilka a clearance was effected.
There was no very great change in tne
market on cow and heifer, still what
change there waa waa on th aid of easier
values. To call ths market steady to a
little lower would beat deacrlb th altua
tlon.
Stockers and feeder seemed to be tn
pretty good demand, at least, ths desirable
kinds. Buyers all seemed to want a lew.
and aa tha supply was not excessive, the
greater part of the offerings changed hands
quite early In the morning.
Quotations on cattle: rtood to choice corn
fed steers, K2fil3.60: fair to good com fed
steers. 86.ari4jsi.8&; common to fair oornfed
teera. 84.6026 40; good to ohntc cow and
heifer. 84.60(96.60; fair to good cows and
heifers, t3 8084.60; common to fair cows and
belters. 82.26.80; stock helfei. e8.00O4.00;
veal calves. 88.60er7.60: bulls, stags, eto..
$i;544.8t; good to oholc tockr and feed
ers, S4.6f0.4e; lair to good tnckr ana
fedrs, 84.0034.60; common to fair stock
r and feeder. tS.2SO4.0D
HOUtt Buyer started out this morning
bidding prices that were generally 6o lower,
but the salesmen were not disposed to take
eff very much and the trade tn consequence
was dull. Still a few load changed handa
here and there wherever a aaleaman
tfci'ght that he waa bid about ateady
prleea. When the trade became general
the market waa really not very much dif
ferent from yesterday, at th most only a
shade lower on an average. As a matter
of fact, there were here and there loads
that looked fully 6o lower, but to offset
them there were other that were fully
steady. Th market was ot no time very
active, but still by 11 o' clock In the morn
ing pretty much everything had changed
hands. The big bulk of the hogs sold at
96.foxr7.00, and cn up as high as 17.16 for
the best heavy.
SHEEP Laanba commanded about steady
prices this morning, but the trade waa
slow and dull and It was very apparent
that buyera were Indifferent. Still they
evidently wanted a few good killers and, a
the receipts were not excessive, the more
deslralle of the offerings changnd handa
In fair season. Choice Colorado lambs
sold up as high ss t&.CO, snd some of th
ean.e Mexicans that brought 8800 s week
ago aold at 87 90 today.
The aheep market was not a good as
ths lamb market, for, while lamia were
low, they wer about aleady. On tha
other hand, thwp were slow and in a good
many cases ss much aa 10c lower. Buyers
were Intllf feront snd It took a good deal
of work on the part of salesmen to dispose
of holdings. A bunch of clipped wethers
sold at 86.36. Some of the same old wethers
that sold at 86.60 on Tuesdsy went at 86.8A
tcday. Bwes st 86-70 today were at least
100 lower than the atame stuff brought
yesterday, after making allowance tor any
difference In quality there nay have been.
While it was slow work, the receipts were
pretty much disposed of by 10 o'clock In
the morning.
Quotations on aheep and lambs: Good to
choice lambs. 87.6Mpl.00; fair to good lambs,
87..7. 46; good to choice light yearlings.
rr.tv7.40; good to choice heavy yearlings,
t6.7.00; good to choice wether. to-OOJ
(.40; fair to good wether. eo-(fai00; good
to choice ewe, S5.7&.U 00: fair to good
ewea. S6.ttiff6.76; cull and buck, ti.OOtJH.OO.
Representative ssle:
No. A v. Pr.
262 Mexlcsn lsmbs i i ox
429 western wethers, clipped M 6 26
S4 Mexican ewea SI a tt
8 Mexican nwes, culls 76 2 60
101 Mex. lambs, broken fleece.-. 64 7 no
69 Mexican lambs 76 7 90
4!7 Mexican lsmbs M 7 90
169 western ewes, clipped 97 4 00
Hi western ewes, clipped 99 4 10
30 weatern ewes, culls h2 8 60
16 western ewes 91 6 76
iil western ewes t I 70
K western lambs, bucks 0 6 60
2 weatern bucks 170 4 60
100 western ewes 91 6 76
272 weetein wethers 131 86
lk'i w. stern lambs, clipped an 6
f.'JS western lambs s7 7 oO
4k western lamb 87 7 60
61 western lamb, clipped 66 So
111 western yearlings, cllppe.d lo.' 6 W
6i3 western lambs 73 7 90
.i ttmrii lambs, cU's .. 71 7 0)
Kaaaas Cltr live Slack Market.
KANSAS CITT. April 8. --CATTLE Re
ceipt. 19 head, Includlns SuO head south
erns; market steady to 10c lower; choice
export and dressed beef ateers, to Sswie ;
fair to food. 8S0745 00; weatern steers. 94.80
nt 46; stockera snd feeder. l.nu.;i; foutn
ern ateers 84.90u4. 25 ; southern cows, 8". 2MJ
4 6: nstlve tows. 12 5ti6 .Vt; native heifers,
It 755 ; bull. t3 2Se.S: Clv, 84 uri.
7. VI.
HOGS-Receipts, ll,tst bead; niaiket
rss(mf rne" tPnttAtt dlease bjr being Indiscreet, aird drag
I 'vwawv themselves through a life of decrepitude Kecatme they are
II JT trying to conceal the serious error committed, while Others
1 1 --Ty Inherit ailment and Buffer for the shortcomings of their
parents.
Strength can no more nroceed from weak
ness than pure water from a polluted foun
tain. A Hfetlm of suffering often results
from neglecting the first symptoms of dls
case. Don't wast your time and money 011
cheap, dangerous, experimental treatment.
Don t Increase at your own cost your suf
ferings by being experimented on with rem
edies whleh others claim they have Just
discovered.
Come to tia and we will treat you honest
ly, aklllfiilly, .conscientiously and acletitlf
Icwlty and restore you to health in the
shortest possible time and st the least ex
pense for skillful and successful services.
Kach case Is treated as the symptoms In
dicate. You will never hsv a more Im
portant transaction to make than the se
lection of the doctor to treat your affliction.
Men com to us from a 11 serliona through
out ths West because they have learned
we are expert specialist. They realise tbat
If a cure Is possible, we can accomplish It.
Don't stand Idly by and see your helth
and strength slipping away when you have
it in your grasp if you will visit u In time.
W treat mea only, and enr promptly, safely and thoroughly, by th
lat wart and best methods. rsOKCltmS, CATAmH, KEBTOirsl DEBILITT,
BLOOD rOUONT, BXXl DIB VASES, XIDKXT AMD SLAOBI DISBASSS.
and all Special Dissaae sad their complications la the shortest tine posslbls
ana at lb lowest cost for skillful arviee ana suooessf nl treatmat.
Consultstlon
and Examination.
STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
I 1303 Farnam St., Between 13th and 14th Sts., Omaha, Neh
No. 6 at
JSI: O'Cloclk
Leavers Union Station, Omaha, 6 P. iSL, arrives Union
Station. Chiesago, 8:30 A. M., via the
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
Thifl ie the preferred train of Omaha business men. The
schedule it (convenient. The meals in the dining cars are
excellent and all the comforts of the club will be found in
the buffet library car.
Two other daily trains to Chicago at 7:25 A. MM. and
9:&3 P. IL
TICKETS: 1524 Farnam Street.
F. A. Nash, Oen. Western Agent OMAHA, NEB.
steady to Se higher; top. I7.1ZH: bulk of
sales, W.70rg7.05; heavy, t&.to&l -12i; psck
ers and butcher, 18.96.10; light, 84.70(0
7.00; pigs, Io.26tfli6.00.
BHBEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7,300
head; market steady to 10c lower; lambs,
.6O-dA.00; yearlings, 88.26(87.40; wethers,
15.26406.60; ewee. 86.264JW.26; stockers -. and
feeders, 13.6006.60.
CHICAGO 1.IVB STOCK MARKET
Cattle Sleaar ta Stroaa Haas
traasr to Higher.
CHICAfW A nrll tP4TTt t-P444lnt.
8.000 head; market steady to strong; steers!
er. mum . r . Mt .... w . . . .J
m.mti'i.w, raws, e.wnw.(t; neiicrs, Ft.zsfJ
i Oft hnllle a. VihUL 9A n.lu.a MbMnu.
' v..n44ww, . ... fv.wvri.iw,
stockers and feeders. 83.80(S6.50.
nMB Heceipia, m.uno bead; market
ItmnV t An kUl.aP- nV.nl,..
Shipping. 7.2tai7.a5: butcher. S7.20i3J7.80;
light mixed. I7.00tjt7.il; choice light. 87.164
.., lunula. Sl.llKQ'I.Ali PlgB, D.4UR.Bt;
bulk of sale,
head; market 10c to 15c lower; sheep. 86 50
7.00; lamb. S7.00Hj.: yearling. 86.00ttr.6O.
St. Laat Lire Stack Market.
AT TirTT4a Anvil rAfnv D. , 4
1,600 head, Including 160 Texan. Market
irons, nsuve snipping ana export teer,
84.9W7.00; dressed beef and butcher ateera,
4 .41frntt 1 A ' steers itn1r 1 ATA Ihe SJ tu.
' , - ......... IW., V..W.4W.4,
stockers and feeders, 83.76tfJ6.2S; cows and
neuers, eu.Butrjv.oi; csnners, 2 UWI'Z.fX); bulls,
3&04j.2B: calves. 86.O0t3r7.7S. Texa and In
dian steers, S4.00g6.4O; cow and heifers,
i. 76(66. a.
IKXHS Receipts, 1.400 hed. Market 6e to
10c higher. Pig and lights, 13.60107.15; pack
ers, 7.O0tS7.20; butchers and best heavy,
17.20(57.35.
SHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts. I.SOO
head. Market 10c to 16o lower. Native mut
tons, !4.50$r6.26; lamb. 8S.0W 00; culls and
L....L. . ') r . J. " .a. , 1 mt 4um
uuuss, e.4erd4u.sv, siucsars, .vutie,uu.
St. Joseph Lira fttoek Market.
ST. .TOAVPH Mn A nrll a flTTI.r-
nnj,ltv(a 1 S0O h.itl' marlt.t tmmAv mt.m
Meotba.DO; cows and heifer. 82'.60tifa0;
calves. UhO&l.bQ.
liana RAlnta R IUM . ,-u
steady; top, 17.10; bulk of salea,' eMW?.06.
oiicjrjr Aisii LABir) neceipia, sou
head; market steady; lambs, 7.OU's.00.
laws City Vir Stack Market.
SIOUX CITT. Ia,. April .(Special Tele-
gram.) OATTUE Receipts, 1,000 head; mar-
aei ateaey; neeves, w.&tji.uo; rat cows and
heifers. 18.76: feeders. 84.0Oei6.8S: vearllnsra.
l8.0Ot7M.5O.
HOOS-Raoelpta, 8.000 head: market
steady, range of prices, .70ta7.0l; bulk of
sales. 18667.00.
Stock tat ght.
Receipt of liv stock st the six principal
western markets yesterday: -
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha 3.600 11 As) 8,400
Ploux City 1.000 8,000
St. Joseph 1.800 6.500 &O0
Kansas City I.u0 I1.4K 7.3O0
8t. U)Ul l.ttlO 9,400 2,800
Chicago 8,0J0 18,0(10 11,000
Totals 18,000 68,900 28,000
Matal Market.
NEW ' TORK. April 8. M ETA LA Ths
London tin market waa higher today, with
sp..t quoted at 128 10a and future at
134 10. Th local market was firm, with
pot quoted at 8-'9.2&(d29.t0. Copper waa a
little lower In London, with spot quoted
st 67 and futures at 67 13s 9d. The local
market waa dull and unchanged, with
Lake quoted at 81ii.87ViH3.0O: electrolytic at
12.6uff12.6?H and casting at 112.871260.
Lead was lower at HI 7 6d In London.
The local market waa quiet, but unchanged,
at 4.074aV4.10. Spelter was unchanged at
21 7a &d In London and at K77ty4.S.'
locally. The English Iron market waa a
shade higher at 47s tod for Cleveland war
rants. The local market remains more or
less unsettled, with No. 1 foundry northern
quoted at S16.60&16.26; No. S foundry north
ern, 16.2lW9'1.OV; No. 1 foundry southern and
No. 1 foundry southern, soft, at S16.00415.76.
ST. LOl.'IB. April 8. METALS Lead,
firm t 84.CO-tf4.10. Spelter firm at UiV.
New Yerk Wry Ooaaa Market.
NEW TORK. April S.-The dry goods
market holds very steady, but trsde la
quiet with the Jobbers who have about
completed the bulk of their spring trade.
Filling in orders In piece goods I common
and quick ahlpmenta are asked. Raw silk
was excited and higher In th market for
the dsy. A meeting of woolen and worsted
manufacturer baa been called for late
this month to undertake ta place th Indus
try on a cnor remunerative basis. Cotton
goods hold steady In the primary market
and the bulk of the buaineas Is being done
by converter.
Coffee Market. .
NEW TORK. April S. CO KF KG Market
fur coffee future oiwiiied steady si un
TORS m-MEW
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Office Hour: 8:00
Sundays, 10 to 1
not call, writ
to 8:00 p. m.
IC ou vin
only.
changed prices to an advance of t points,
cloalng steady, net unchanged to R points
higher. Sales were reported of ,i0. bags.
Including May at 6.90c; July, I.4SC; Septem
ber. 6.16c; December, 6.95c. Spot coffee,
quiet; No. 7 Rio, Jac: Ko. 4 Bantos, ',c;
mild,, dull; Cordova, IMaiio. - v ,.
OMAHA tr-RlVERAl, MARKET. .
tale aast raster Predace Prleea Far
alshed by Bayer aaa M koleaalera.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. carton, 81c; No. 1
In 0-lb. tub. SOHc; No. I, In 1-lb. carton.
28c; In tJO-lb. tubs, 27fcc:. packing stock. 19c;
fancy dairy, tuba, KK32lc; common roll,
fresh mad, 1819c. Market change vry
Tuesday.
EXrOfl Prenh selling tock, candied, 'Mg
BS:..No ra tock In Omaha market.
CHEESli-Klnest Wisconsin full cream,
twins, 16c: young Americas, 4 In hoop, 16Vc;
favorite, 8 In hoop. 16c; daisies. 20 lo hoop,
J6fcci cream brick, full caae. 16c; block
Swla. 16c- full cream llmburger, lc.
POULTRT-Aliv. aprings, 12c; hens. 11c;
cocks, c; ducks, llu; geese, 10c; tur
ke. 19c; pigeons, per do., 65c; guinea
fowl, per dos 12.60; aquabs, per dos.. Si.
pressed, hen a, 11c; springs. UtTUPo; cooks,
T5.:duck"i 1Sc' . He; turkeys, 81c.
riSH-Whiteflsh. frosn, 10c; herring.
8H0; salmon. 10c; pike. 9c; pickerel, iWQr'ic;
Ueut, 10c; catfish. 104ji12c; halibut, 9c; red
snapper, 12c; black bass, Xc; crapples, t'it
c; perch. c; codfish, 18c; smelts, 9c; eel.
16c; lobsters, green, S7c; bollsd. 40c; frog'
legs, 46c.
MEAT CUTB-Ribs: No. 1, 17,ic; No. 2.
18c; No. 3, Vc. Loins: No. 1, 18Vc; No. il,
lJHc; No. 3, loisc. Chuck; No. 1. 7c; No.
'0; No. 8. Hc. Round: No. U 9c; Ne. -'.
. c. Plat: No. 1. Cc; No.
l'c; No. S. 6ic.
FRESH FRLITS-Apple.' western boic
applea, i.(Miv2.b0. Bananas, k-butiuli lots.
INo per lb. Oranges, I2.SW&J.25. Lemons, js.io
JH.00; Qrape fruit, 84.&0. Qrapes. Malagas.
1800 P'T 'lorldte pineapples, per crate,-
VBQBTABLES Kansas sweet potatoes.
12.71 per bbl. California celery, large. 90c;
smaller, lOo. New York Holland eeed cab
bage, 4V4o per lb. Wisconsin Red Olot.e
onions, 2o per lb. California cauflf lower.
13 per crate. Tomatoes, Florida, t-basfc f
crate, 13; Cuba, (-basket crate, tU. Lettuce,
per dos.. too. Old vegetables psrsnlpe.
turnips, carrots 82.26 per bbl. Florid ntw
beet, carrot, prnlp. turnips, etc.. per
do.. 76c.
STRAWBERRIES li.OflifJJ. 33.' '
HIDE8-N0. 1 green, c;. No. 1 etired, c.
Kaaaas City Grata avad Provlstoa.
KANSAS CITY, -April t-WHKAT-l'n-change
to lc higher; No, t hard. 1.;4
1.27: No. 8 hard. $1 .3111. -24. No. 2 red, Sl.as
1.6: No. 3 red. tl.341.4?. ' . .
CORN higher; No 2 mixed. ic:
No. 3 mixed, srn.r; No. S whltt, faiiMVMc;
No. 3 white, 66,&jc. . -
OATS Cnchanged; No. J white, 6Ie; Uo.
mixed, 624-bAu,. - ,.. ; . , .
RYE i3'47?e. . , .4
. HAY BtaJy to firm; choice timothy.
RUTTER-Creamery. &c;Ur.U..,ito,; sec
onds. 24c; packing stock, 17o.
EGOS Extras. 19c; eurrent receipts,
flat, 18c; seconds and dirties, 17c.
A . " .Receipts, euipment
Wbeat, bu 45 .mx " 9 ri
Com, bu ...s...',.' .ssi 4.,- 0 0K
Oat, bu 8,000
Oil and Riimi.
OIL CITY. fa.. April t-OIL-Credit
balance. 11.78. Runs. j6,K1 bbl.; aversge.
128.61K bbl. Shlpmentf. 18,0&3 bbl.: aver
age. 183.ffA bbl.
SAVANNAH. AprtJ, S-OILrrTurpnllB.
time. Sb,4&664i,c. .v
ROSIN Quote: B. 13.26: ' !".' 3.Su B
Vi-'fiW. F, 83. so; a, 83 at: 11. U 65: I, 84 lit:
K. 16.00; M, 85.66; N. 86.6; W.. a., L..7;
W. W le.76.
Mllwaakee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE). April 8 WHEAT-No. t
northern. 11.24'; No. 2 notthern, 11.21; Julv.
11.11 V bid-
OATS Standard. 66c.
BARLEY Samples, 624 .
Ssjgar aad Molasses. .
NEW YORK. April S -SCGA R-Raw
stesdy: fair refining, t.4ic centrifugal, M
t t Bfti. mnllMUl ai4irae 1 Lin , U . , i
...... . ..nv, omiieu,
steady; crushed, 6uc; powdered, 1.06c; gran-
' ". .. I .
Herbert E. Gooch Co
Brokers and Dealers -
OaAIaT. rmOYXanosrt). ITO0XS.
Oaa aba Of tie I 819 V. T. aslf aUag.
SUU TsUpboaa, Boaglss 91.
Iadpeadat, AV-Sial aaa A-I1M
C'lden and Largett House ia the SiAtti