Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. APRIL 17. 1900.
nfftr aftrk m , a ....... - .
a H I T T 1."" r f -7 - -,.
j r rpRrnery, ate; n
ists, 26c; sec-
Cablet Came Easier and
Wheat Opening.
Lower at
DOMESTIC MARKETS FERME&
Cash SHnntlon I. Still Stranc and
tha Millers Ara Taklagr All
'Hm at Gaod
Prices.
, , OMAHA. April 1. lflr.
lL'B.i.ibl . CMM M"r tn ere
fT. Vhi p?n,nn heat. but did not
affoct tha opening. Tha domestic markka
were firmer on better support after vrs-
7.ii . a-cun'- The cash situation I
...... . i. in,- ana miliars
uiienngs at good prices
vorn snows a g-
corn for ' "
spare offerings are snapped up quickly.
Wheat held steady after a stronger start
of lof cables and soma heavy
realisms; sales. Cash offerings were light,
put brought good prices. Millers are ma
ins; all offerings quickly. May wheat
opened at $1.23 and closed st $1,234.
Corn started atrnnar mnA
quickly on strong support snd bidding for
"i" "iimnn soon pushed vslues
rani aavance. cash
ceiient prices
19c; seconds
21C; current rerelnt. Mat
snd dlrtlea. 17.C.
,,, . , , Receipt a. 8hlpmenls.
Whest bushels ;r7.6n Mono
... nusnru ' 26.IVIO
Oats, bushels ll.OW)
Options at Kansas City:
24.iX)
.w
Articles.
I Open. High. Low. floss.
Wheat
May July
Sept.
Corn
Mav
July
Sept.
SEW .1 OK STOCKS AND BONDS
Speculative Intereit Flag, and Tone
of Market ii Heavy.
SHARP BREAK NEAR THE CLOSE
l 004
624
1 K
1 no
1 01 S
I
654 1
1 2?4 1 2KB
1 07al 1 (OA
1 4X4 1 i,B
62
taking ail
good tone on the advance,
ud for
corn brouaht ex-
On 1h flnnt Uau
mi os-ac sna closed at 644c.
Primary wheat receipts were 23.000
bushels and shipments were 133.000 bushels.
Corn receipts were 182,000 bushels and
shipments were 210.000 bushels. '
Clearance wera 4fl,0r bushels of corn,
? "t ni whest and flour equal to
12,000 bushels.
. Liverpool dosed VtM lower on wheat
and i14J higher on corn.
Local range of natrons:
Articles. Optn. High.) low. Close. Yes'y
Wheat I I'
May... 1 H! J 2SH! 1 ?3 1 234 1 234
July... 10S 1 io 09S 1 10
Corn I ' I
May... 624 mii 8.JV,
Oats I j
Mt.y.,4 U tim 5; - 624 63
Osnaa Cask Prices.
WHHAT-N6. 1 hard, 11.24011.25; No. 1
hard. 1.91.M; Nt nard i.lftl.l; No.
spring, tl.2101.23.
CORN-No. , 4i4c; No. 4. 343c; No.
1 yellow, My; No. I white, 65c '
MF-N1:, .nl3,'d No- yellow.
'f?&?Ci No- whlte- BHc; No. 4 white,
RYK No. 2. 74c; No. 1 747f.c.
Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha ...
Duluth
Carlat Reeelpta.
Wcest.
.19
132
14
IK
.A. asked; B,
WBtTHER
654 B
634A
bid
IV THR GRAIW RRLT
art a . . .
. r..r tionny. with PoaslMy Show
era for Satorday.
OMAHA. Aerll It. IV
The weather cnntlmies generally cloudy
throughout the central valleys and Iake
were general in thoss
sections during the last twenty-four hours
and light showers are falling In the ex
treme upper Mississippi and upper Missouri
valleys this morning. It continues general-
Cir ,n.ih ou,ne Portion and has
clewed In the eastern states. Tempera
turj are much hlgTier In the middle Missis
sippi and Ohio valleys and generally
warmer weather prevails everywhere ex
cept In the extreme northwest, where It is
5nwf,ht coa'ri Pressure conditions are
decidedly unsettled throughout the west
... ,.wlh" continue cloudy and
unsettled In this vicinity tonight and Bat-
"ure V' n' m oh .rnan""e 'n tempera-
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared wtlh the corresponding day of
tne last three years:
. . A 190S. 1907. 1906.
Minimum temperature ..It 40 25
Precipitation ,t on 00
Normal temperature fur tortsv, 51 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March 1;
l.M Inches.
corresponding period In 1908,
corresponding period In 1J07,
WEIJtH. Loca.1 Forecaster.
Deficiency
2.02 Inches.
Deficiency
2.01 Inches,'
I.. A
Corn
Omaha,
ending
Friday,
and wheat region bulletin for
Neb., for the twenty-four hours
at ft a. m.. .75th meridian time.
April lfi. 1909:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Stations.
Ashland, Neb..
Auburn, Neh
Broken Bow, Neb
Columbus, Neb..
Temp.
Max. Mln
42
4H
5
4i
Corn.
92
al
99
Culbertson, Neb., tw
Kalrbury. Neb... &x
1 Fairmont. Neb... hi
Or. Inland,
Hartltigtnn.
Neb.. M
N-b. 43
38
X3
HO
:1
3.S
M
31
CHICAGO tiKAW ASO PRUV1SIU.XS
Feat a res of the Trading and Closing
Prices oa Board of Trade.
, ' CHICAGO. April 1.-A large part of the
loss sustained on the severe slump In wheat
prices yesterday wss regained today, and
tnt market closed strong, with prices (0
V lower to Mi'Hc higher, compared with
the previous close. Corn and oats displayed
unusual strength, the May delivery of the
former touching a new high point for the
season. Provisions also closed firm.
The wheat market was an extremely
choppy affair during the early part of the
session, but during the final hour senti
ment crystallised Into decided bullishness,
brought about chiefly by heavy purchases
of the July option. Trade in the May de
livery waa brisk at the outset, longs being
free- sellers. Later, however, this option
was neglected In favor of the more deferred
futures. Pit sentiment today was
created principally by foreign ad
vices. Official statistics Indicated that
the wheat movement this week from Ar
gentina and Australia was at low ebb
the exports from the former country being
-,344.000 bushels, compared with IJiS.OW
bushels the corresponding time a year ago.
This was generally considered a sure Indl
cstlori that weekly statistics next Monday
would reveal a marked falling off In the
world's movement and In the amount on
passage. A message from Duluth claming
that the break In prices yesterday at Win
nipeg had resulted In axles there of thirty
two boatloads of Manitoba wheat for ex
port, slso Inspired additional bullish feel
ing. 8alcs of cash wheat here were limited,
but the southwest reported continued de
mand, with prices about at the high point
of the year. After pursuing an uneventful
course, compared with the turbulent scenes
of the previous session, the market broke
sharply toward the end of the first hour
on liberal profit-taking In Mav. The price
of that option dropped from 1.27Hto 11.251i
in a short space of time, while Julv sold
off more than lc, declining from 11.1674, to
Jl.liS. Leading bulla promptly came to the
suj.port of the July option and the price
of thnt month quickly raollled, but the
May delivery was less buoyant. The top
rr July wis resched at 1.17. Closing
trades on that month were made at 11.17.
k title May finished at 11.27V September
so id between !l.(Kit$1.07. and closed at
11.07 4.
Corn regained all of the loss sustained
In the slump of the previous session and
the May delivery advanced to a new high
point for the crop, sales being made st
t9H. During the day. May sold be
tween 8SIc and closed at 69fcti8ttc. a
gain of compared with the previ
ous close.
The feature of trade In the oats market
was active buying of the September de
livery, based on delay to seeding by wet
weather. That option showed a net gain
for the day of lSo. The market, in general,
wss strong all day. .
Buying of a large quantity of lard and
ribs by an Influential local packer, caused
moderate strength In provisions. The up
turn In the price of coarse grain also had
a bullish effect. At the close prices were
unchanged to 7c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Hastings. Neb.... 6tt i
Hoidrege, Neb.... til 3
Oakdale, Neb 3X 35
Omaha, Neb 4 3J
Tekamah, Neb... 42 -34
Alia. Ia 45 :
Carroll, la 45 ,M
Clarlnda. la 44 31
Siblev, la....: 47 'M
Bloux City, la... 42 36
Minimum temperature
period ending at a. ni.
DI8TRICT AVERAGR8.
Rain
fall.
.09
.13
.K)
.iH
.00
T
.00
T
,ffl
.10
.04
.13
.10
.01
.10
.1.1
.05
.02
for
Sky.
CI. udv
1 loudy
tloudy'
Foggy
Clear
Foggy
Foggy
Cloudy
Fogsry
Cloudy
Foggy
Cloudy
Foggy
Foggy
F: ggy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloud v
Cloudy
twelve-hour
"lave In Wheal I. !..
Celling BBH talnes Khrlak
Knrfdealr Roasts Are
Irrearalar.
far
In-
T.OR.K- At""'! 1 -Speculative.
of th. i.'Tf' "Bed today and the tone
r"" wa heavy, m an
way,
until
that
No. of
Stations.
Temp. Rain.
Max. Mm Inches.
Central.
Chicago. Ill .
Columbus, O
Des Moines, la...
Indianapolis, Ind.
Kansas City, Mo.
louisvllle, Ky
Minneapolis, Minn
Omaha, Neh
St. Louis, Mo
The weather Is warmer throughout
corn and wheat region and showers
curred In all portions within the
twenty-four hours.
I.. A. WELSH.
Local Forecsster, Weather Bureau.
i 6" 40 ,V4
17 so 3 T
14 Aii K .32
12 6rt 44 T
22' K 40 .01
19 l 4? T
31' 4K 30 .00.
19 4S 32 .04
13 6 44 .04
the
NKW IORK ti EN Kit A I, MARKET
Q eolations
on Varloas
Articles. I Open. I High. Low. Close. Very.
Wheat T j
May V 27'iS 1 27S 1 25 1 274! 1 27H
July l l&ffw 1 1"V 1 15S 1 17 ! 1 lfi
Sept. 1 ,H 1 07 1 1 07',i 1 06
Dec. il 06Vtto 1 06A. 1 MS 1 0i 1 04 'i
Corn '
May 8Sfi om 8H CM
July iMR-Ttl Bt1j7Htfj 664
Sept. WHiS7 IKS 7TH ttfVn'S
Dee. 68 68l bVm tl
Oats- I
Mav 5f.Mfi"4 ER 5f','66(5A, 56
July I48H47H V 1 4S 41.;
Sept. 40HI 41l4HeHl s
Pork- I
May 18 12V; 111S lSnJlsl5 11 07i
July 1 06 18 10 IT 7Va lit 07m 18 02'
Sept. 18 07 H 18 07H 1 0HI 18 07Vsl 18 00
lrd
May 10S2V, IT) S2'.l 10 30 10 3. 10 31
Julv 10 45 10 46 10 40 10 43 10 424
Sept. 10 ITfc, 10 57H 10 62H 10 674 10 56
Rlhs-
Msv 40 45 t 40 41 40
Julv 50 674 ' W
Sept. 7s 70 t 70 I 9 h5
No. t. 1
csh quotations were as follows:
FUOl'R Steady: winter patents. 15.S63
5.76; winter straight. 13.15fffi.0; spring pat
ents. 15. 401 6 ; spring straights, t4.15i3a.30;
baktrs, M. 104.38
rye-n. a. 7sx&80c.
BARLEY Feed or mixing. 63$i34c: fair
to choice malting. .
SEKD8 Flax. No. 1 southwestern, 11.674;
No. 1 northwestern, H.B74. Timothy, M.TO.
Clover. t.7n.
rROVI810N8 Mess pork, per bbl.. 111.00
?l!.tt. Ird. per 100 lbs.. 110124 Short
h. sides tlooset. 19 AOt W. Short clear
'es (boxedl. 19.t0i8 S24.
Total clearancea of wheat and flour wers
qual to a?.nf bu. Kx ports for the week,
k shovm by Prsdstreet's were equal to
1 476.000 bu. Primary receipts were 2M1.000
b'l . compared with a holiday on the corre
'ponding day a year ago. '
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
'' cars: corn, 61 bu. ; oats, 96 bu. ; hogs,
H fw head.
HITTER Steady: creameries, Ci&Zec;
1'irles. l25c.
KGOS Firm, firsts. 4c; prime firsts.
:iV-
IIREffK-Flrm: daisies. 11U114-: twins.
I'"4ei6c: voung Americas, livaiec; long
I "' ns, 16i')1o. , ,
POTATOES Strong; choice to faary, 11.0a
'1f: fair to good, ll OOttl oJ.
POL'I.TRY-Flrni; turkeys, 10c; chickens,
lo'e: springs, ttc. .
MiAlFasy; 60 to lbs. ; 0 to .5
". T874c; io to 110 lbs., fc&sc
Kaaaas City Grata ana Praelsoaa.
KANSAS CITT, April 11 WHEAT May,
l V; Julv, tl.W: September. 11.01'
'ORN May, te4c; July. Se; September.
iiATS-Cnchanged; No. S while. 66Vflc;
v 1 mixed iTflic.
TE 737Te.
WAV-Frairie, 60c lomer; othera firm;
of the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK, April 1 FIAK'R-Recelpts,
8.800 bbls. ; exports. 6.40O bbls.; market quiet,
firmly held; Minnesota patents. is.O0tii4i.5O;
Minnesota bakers. 14.tS0ifi6.10; winter pat
ents, .Ou&t).5o; winter stralfihts. 15,85.15;
winter extiae. f 4.3tVi6.0O; winter 1' w grades.
4.2n(4.!j; Kansas sta.ghts. 15.70(96.96. Rye
tlour, firm; fair to gotxi, 14.O0IU4.DO; choice
to fancy. !4.5o4.8(..
CORN M t.Al. Steady ; rine white and yel
low, 11. f.V(j l.lio; coarse, 11.50Jj1.55; kiln dried,
13.40Ca3.66.
RYE Steady; No. 2 western, 89c, f. o. b
New York.
BARLEY Quiet ; malting, 76-79c, c. I. f.
New York; feeding, 74ft76c, c. I. f. New
York.
WHEAT Spot market firm; No. 2 red,
11.41. elevator; No. 2 red, 11.42, f. o. 0.
afloat; No. 1 northern. Duluth, 11.37. f. o
b., afloat; No. J hard winter. 11.37. f. o. b.
afloat. After yesterday's wild session the
wheat market today was a tame affair.
showing no excitement. The surprising
nrmness ot cables, wltn Dull support,
prospects for small world's shipments and
continued strength in cash circles, all
tended to reussure those who were fright
ened by yesterday's late collapse. Final
prices today were Hla"o higher. May
1.31frl.a2'. closing 11.324; July, closed
11.23: September, closed 11.14H.
CORN Receipts, 62.900 bu.; exports, 69.000
bu.; market strong: No. Z, 79c, elevstor,
snd 774c, f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 white, 784c,
nominal, and No. 2 yellow. 774u, f. o. b.,
afloat; option market waa without transac
tions, closing M4o nt higher; May closed
7K4c; July closed, 747c; September, closed
.44c
OATS Receipts, 32,000 bu.: spot
steady; mixed oats, 26 to 32 lbs.,
natural while. 28 to 82 Ins., 6XHioc;
white. S3 to 40 lbs., 5SJ3c.
HAY Firm; No. 3, 70c; go )d to
804i l0c.
HIDES Firm; Bogota. 184194c
tral America. 194'.
PROVISIONS Beef steady; family. 115.00
(H5.50; meas. 110.biXull.V0; beef hams, 124.00
in'ti.Oo; packet. 114. OtX. 14.50; city extra India
mess. 22.60Tp 23.00. Cut meats, steady; pickled
bellies, llo.to; pickled hania, 110.50. Lard,
steady; western. HO.ofcfilO.Oo; refined barely
steady; continent, 111.50; South America,
111. 00; compound. 18.0(X(iti.25. Pork steady;
family, tl9.0oi22.00; short clears, J19.0iXaCl.0O;
mess. 118.604J 19.00.
TALLOW-Steady; city (1200 per pkg.),
lc: country ipkgs. freei, 64tiic.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 2H
4c: Japan, nominal.
CHEESE Firm and unchanged.
EUGS Steady; western firsts, :0421c;
seconds, aic.
----- , ,,, mi uil.-rutJIT
V "'Trefln wag not pronounced
aeajmgs ana had little
wan rARiriva n n . . . . n., .
there was a notable ri.r.... i k...
i?,T. nob'e S-rowth In the supply of
ISZJI" ,rop s accountable for the
relieved Tnoy of prlc"- m' w"
relieved by fewer exceptions in the way
..1.. "niT" lPnn yerdsy. Some of the
hv , ,1. . . "eipea to sustain the market
M . 1 ,e Jvan" yesterday were
..j.r , 10 r'se pronts today,
and thus helped on the depression.
1 he position In the wheat market was the
,""ma snxiety .nd the re
newed uneasiness over the Turkish situ
snotner dornlnstlng factor. The
" " nai. yesterday, was accepted
w''h."om'? satisfaction In stock market
circles and there was a feeling of disap
pointment W'hen It was seen that wheat
, i.v mini .ii renew t r Hu.ni.. 1-
vunneruon with the excited speculation In
th-. 1 7 regarded an rather omlnoua
I','-1, siianon against It should bs
l... " uart'r lve Io past bearish
campaigns In the stock market. The ex
tension of the speculation In wheat has
sharpened the senu. n ik.
tradition that parallel bull speculations In
rnil !Lr Js"" Present an anomaly, the
.u . " . cunlr-ry P"ce movement In
the two markets.
A number of announcements nf in.wi.i
i.rw uunn traniupf on. mam a f-1 - -
1 T, J""01"00 "r tnortgage 5s,
U? ti' H.000 4 Pr cent debenture bonds
of the Mich Ion r.ini ti,.
of the Eries waa ha...i nn
that the drawing up of the mortgage waa
progressing. The Rock Island issues were
1 tvuuiibi vm in T flam M liillct an a 17"
clsuo bond sale. While the money market
remaraaoiy easy for thla period
of the year this ease has been based on
t.peciauon or continued Inflow of funds
.0 mm reserves rather than upon the ex
istence of any unwieldy surplus disclosed
j .ioaiuraayi Dank statement, in fact,
but little over 110.000,000. Cash has continued
10 now into the banks this week, both
irom me. interior and from ths subtreaeurv
operations, but not at a rate to keep pace
with the requirements of hnnri .iihrintir.r,.
aucii ii.HKimuae, ir long continued. Ad
ditional gold was engaged also for shipment
to BntSll. It was not Until the renewed
bulge In wheat, late In the day. that the
weakness of stocks developed positive
qualities. Prices broke then with some vio
lence, making last prices tha lowest of the
uay.
Duiiu.i were irregular. Total sales, par
value. t5,S96,X). 1'nlted States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
v.. iiwu were as iouowa:
mostly mere weaker owing to snxiety over
the developments In Turkev. Csnadlan
Fa.-lflc weakened with the other securities.
PARIS, April 1 Prices on the Prune
today were heavy owing to the situation
In Turkey.
Rr.POHT OP THF3 f LB 4. Rl O HOCSK
for the Week.
NEW "YORK. April 11. -Brsdstreet s bank
clearings report for the week ending April
15 shows an aggregate of 12,847.523.000, as
against t3.4ll,87U4 last week and 12.2TO,
W,ono In the corresponding week last year.
Following Is a list of the cities;
CITIES.
Amount.
Inc. Deo.
to
69
JH
3
17
54 4
114
aan
1.4
IMS
'iiii
46
ll 4
10JS
1-TS,
U2
H
7ii
175
M4
flO- Ml
S4.4O0 77'4
market
6iiiri8c;
clipped
choice,
Csn-
BUTTER Market
changed; receipts,
creamery specials,
price, 2Xc): extras,
firm and un
3.829 packages;
2VuiW4c (oflicial
27274'I thirds to
firsts, 21tt26c: creamery, held, common to
snccial. 204i'27c; process, common to spe
cial, 17'B23c: western, factory, first, 154
Iftc; western. Imitation creamery, firsts
ic.
V O V LT R Y Alive, ste.dy; chickens,
broilers, 26'ij33c; fowls. 154'al4. Dressed,
dull; western chickens, 12c, fowls, lvalue.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April 1S.-BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, ic; nearby
prints. 24)c.
EGOS Firm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free cases. 214c at mark;
current receipts In returnable cases. 2o4-,
at mark: western firsts, free cases, 214c, at
inaik.
CHEESE Firm; New York full creams,
choice, iltWglic: fair to good, H4lf!.
Minneapolis Crala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April li. WHEAT
Mav. 11.254;-July, tl.2; No. 1 hard, 11.284
.l.iH4; No. 1 northern. 11 27H4? 1.27V. No.
northern, il-2&'V3l-S; K. 3 northern,
tl.22,4Jl.23'..
KlAX Closed tl.ti4.
BRAN In bulk, 123.U0350.
KLOL'R First patents, lo.ootjtj.20; secand
patents. 16.90vi.10: first cleaia, 14.9wii6.16;
second cleara, 13.45tr3.ii6.
I.lverl taraln Market.
"LIVERPOOL April ll.-WH EAT-Bput.
If II V t Bin 11 Wllliri, v h)U
9s I4d: July. s i-.d.
.Irnnc: O. X
futures, quiet; M
September. 4d-
CORN Spot, strong; n-w Amrrl.sn
mixed, vis Gdlfion. 2d. futures. rm,
May. bs; July. 5s d.
Mil-tanker tirala Market.
M1LWACKEK. Apill IS.-WHKAT No.
1 northern. II .:eal-2i4; s northern,
11.; July. 1117 bid.
4 (ATS Standard. 5i4c.
BARLEY-Saniplcs. 2'0'J4'.
Pearla Market.
PEORIA. 111. April lii CtR.N'-H!gher;
No t yellow. tiK-,r: No. 3 yelloa. a"ic. No.
t, !,; No. 1. Mc: No. 4. 7 V
tATl? Ix.aer: sian.lAj-d. 54c , No. 1 while,
64644c; Nu. 4 a hue. fcJu&SV.
Amalgamated Copear ,i0
Amarican c. a K ,t
Am. C. r. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil l.ano
Am. H, t U plJ jo
Am. As Hacurltlva 1,900
Amtrloan LlnaacS 3i
Amaiitan Locomotiva 1.0IM)
Am. Locomotiva pfi 2vi
Am. 8. ft R t.too
Am. 8. ft H. pM nn
Am. Suxar Rufinlni gno
Am. T.baceo pfd
American Woolen 100
Anaconda Mining Co t.Sao
Atchlaon 7.MJ0
Atchtaun pfd soo
Atlantic Coaat Line 200
Baltimore ft Ohio 1.000
Kal. ft Ohio pfd 100
Brooklyn Rapid Tr 4, SAO
Canadian Paclllo 1,300
Csnlral Lot Her W
central Laathar pfd
Central ot Naw Jaraay.
htiptk ft Ohio...,
Chlcaco Ot. W
Chlngo ft N. W
C. M. ft St. r 15,700 141H
c, c c. st. l y 74
Colorado t. I l.stn J7aj
Colorado ft So itx t:
Colo, ft 80. lit pfd . 400 aoj
Culo. ft 80. 2d pfd 300 77
Contslldatad Oaa 1 M 1174
Corn Produeta 1.400 f2
Delaware ft Hudton l.t'K) M2
litnter ft Rio Urande 11,900 614
n. ft r. o. pfd aoo m
Dlatlllara' Bacurltlaa 1.(00 H
Frio ! 100 31
EM lit ptd 1,001) 47
Erie td pfd 1,1110 3H
Oanaral Elactrla ioo
Oreat Northern pfd (,tu 144a
(lrt Northarn Ore ctti 500 48
Illinois Central 1,10 Hit,
Intarborough Met 400 16W
Int. Mai. pfd 118.10 4;.
lntarnfttlonal Paper 31)0 124
Int. Papor pfd 100 M
International Pump .00 SS4
lova Cantral 6,100 Jf."
Kanaaa City So I o 4(H
K. C. o. pfd SOO 7
LonlBTllla ft N ono 134
Minn, ft St. l, too f74
M , St. P. ft S. I. M 730 14
Mlaaouii Paclflo 4,00 734
M , K. ft T M0 424
M . K. ft T. ptd 900 75
National Load 14.400 M
Ntw York Cantral 11.300 130
N. Y., O. ft W 1.400 4K't
Norfolk ft W 100 904
North American 1.500 82
Northarn Paelfla 143
Paclha Mall 400 10
Pennsylvania 7. IOO 13414
Paopia'a Oaa 1.400 1UA
P., C. C. ft St. L
Preaaed Staal Car ISO 374
Pullman Pa lata Car 900 I
Railway Steal Spring
Reading 111,300 14l4j
Republic Staal too 12 S
Ropubllc Staal pfd too 74 1,
Rock Itland Co 15,100 aH
Rock Itland Co. pfd 14,50 tt
8t. 1. ft 8. P. Id pfd 1,100 t
Bt. Lou la 8. W . offered
Bt. L. 8. W. pM
Bloas-Shaftlald 8. ft 1 a-J0 754
Southarn Pacific 11.100 l-'O
80. Pacific pfd 4no IM14.
Southern Railway 14,300 384
80. Railway pfd tnn 7i
Tenneaaaa Coppar too 41 S
Ttiaa ft Pacific " SSVt
T., t. U ft W HO &1
T.. St. L. ft W. pfd M0 70
Vnlon Pacific lot, wo 18fc
Union Pacific ptd
V. S. Rubbar
I'. I Ruhbwr lat pfd ia 1"14
V. S. 8umI M.6O0 r.14
I'. 8. 8tal ptd t.0 IKS
t ub Copper 400 41
V.-croina Ctitvmlral .... MW 17
Vo.-i are. Cham, pfd
Wabath 1 0 1
Wtutb pfd I.OM 4
Watiinghouaa Elaclrla 400 14
Wctiom t'nlnn 1 Soo 704
Wheeling ft L. E 10S lit
WitooDtln canrral i soo I?1,
Am T. ft T. Co 10.400 137H
Total aalaa tor tha day. 7..4.400 sharaa.
High. Law. Clata.
7l4 7.14a 741,
4 4
60(4
3.4
17
534
1I4
174
1144
131
'jiii
44
104
103H
H7-4
1I1H
9SH
754
174
2
158 "
74
4
1474
74
17
-'4
w,
74
187
m
60 V,
14
37
24
44
J74
15114
14.1
84
1444
1 54
4:14
12 '4j
58
384
3.14
454
7J-,
137
54
1344
724
414
744
84
llt'm
474
04
14
1474
M'i
1H34
1144
"ii"
1844
M'i
;34
744
354
484
184
744
1194
12.14
174
4
41
S3
624
70
185
14
60
1114
434
464
4li',
14
t4
10
64
1144
414
1114
S8
8
184
14
634
ll.T
87'.
104
1.11
M
3.4
104
MJ14
U64
1114
4
764
174
nil
36:
;4
64
176
1474
74
'4
414
'4
134
JI4
181
604
87
J84
;94
48
374
la64
145
44
144
K'4
434
l-'4
57
88
4.",4
724
1"4
ah
1844
724
44
744,
84
-4
474
04
81 'i
1434
24
1334
1U.4
9!',
84
187
3
131.4
U
74
3., 4
84
39 4
34
644
75
114
ill
274
484
4.114
134
514
19 4
lk.
54
314
IO314
60
1134
41
44
117
174
44
-.
4
4
644
117
Bonds.
Boston stacks and
ROSTON, April 11 Money, call loans. 24
(to4 per cent; tuns loans, iv per cent.
New York
Chlcsgo
Boston
Philadelphia
fit. lx)uls
Pittsburg
Ksnsss City
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cleveland
Omaha
Detroit
txiulsvllle.
Milwaukee ,
Fort Worth
I -os Angeles
SH. Paul
Seattle
Denver
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Spokane
Providence
Portland. Ore
Richmond ....I
Albany
Washington, I. C. .,
St. Joseph
Palt Lake City
Columbus
Memphis
Atlanta
Tacoma
Savannah
Toledo
Rochester
Hartford '..
Nashville
Les Moines
Peoria
New Haven
Sioux City
Norfolk
Grand Rapids
Syracuse
Rvansvllle
Birmingham
Springfield, Mass....
Portland. Me
Augusta, Ga
Dayton
Oakland. Cal
Worcester
Jacksonville, Fla
Wichita
Wheeling. W. Vs....
Knoxvllle
Little Rock....'
Chattanooga
Charleston, S. C
Mobile
Wilmington. Del
Lincoln, Neb
Wllkesbarre
Topeka
Davenport
Oklahoma
Fall River
Kalamazoo, Mich....
Sacramento
Springfield. Ill
Helena
Fort Wayne
Cedar Rapids
New Bedford
Columbia, 8. C
Macon
Youngstown
Islington
Fargo, N. D
Akron
IRockford, 111
Erie, Pa
Sioux Falls, 8. D. ...
Canton. O
Qulncy1, III
Bloomington. Ill
Lowell
Blnghaniton
Chester. Pa
South Bend, Ind
Decatur, III
Springfield, O
Vlcksburg
Fremont
Mansfield. O
Jacksonville. Ill
JackHon, Miss
Houston ,
Oalveston
11.005. :Aoooi
2i3...00n
ITi.lM.onn
112,.TIi2,0OOj
KS.sTI.OOO
4,! 15.000
45.82ti,000
3l.IWi0.0O01
27 9O9.000
as. 747.000;
83.1
12.4 ,
24.01.
B.7j.
15.81.
21.2 .
11.443.OHOJ....
21.7
4.3,.
14.73.0OO(
1K.3S4.00O'
14,499,000
14.4S7.0UO
12,616,000
11. 285.0001
13.4O3.0OiM
13.732.000!
7.5t,00.
10.1SO.000!
ft. (148.000
S.2K.OOO
7,!r8.0O0
7,867.000
7.404,000!
8.041,000
7,310.000
5.1 80. 000
ti.4R7.0i)
5.10K.0001
.S35.000
7.300,000
6.302.000
6.224.0OO
4.228.0001
3.870.OOOI
3,841,0001
3.1H8.0O0I
4,O4.0OOI
8.870.000
s.oim.ooo
1.930.000
2.SX5.0OO
2. 422.00O
2.678.00OI
2.211.000
1.942,000
2,254,000
1,171,000
2,111.000
l.ood.OOO
1,750,0001
1.994,0001
l.dOO.OOOl
1,471.0001
l.89,00O
2.&83.O0O
1,662.000
1.887.O0O
1.704,000
1,708.000
1,229,00
l.lflS.onoi.
1.2H8.O0OI.
1.5X5,0001
l.OliO.OOO
1.288,000
1,108.000
i.ota.000
1.220.000!
1.2:42,0(101
S92.00O
882.000
1.2O8.0O0
938.000 .
9ti,000
9ri8,0OO
710,000
W7.0001
1.07.000'
871,0001
70O.O0CM
82.000'
7o2.0O0
738. OOOi
829.0OOI
939.000I
810.000!
483.0001
818.000;
4od.000
401.0001
495,000
4"8.000
4S1.000
, 283.0001
281,000!
489.009!
398.000
847,000i.
30.921,000!
13.394.0001
14
11.1
2.3
22.2'
B1.0!
8.3..
15 11..
4.7..
60.4'..
81. Sj..
'2L9!. .
6.0..
9.81..
10 4..
24.1!..
83.
17.6 ..
27 M
h'.i'.'.
12.3..
12.8;..
41.8!..
47.7 ..
9.0 ..
27.11
OMARA LIVE ST0C1 MARKET
Not Enough Cattle to Make a Test
of Value,. v
NO GREAT CHANGE IN HOG PRICES
sheep, and l.a safes la Very l.labt Ms
ply. wltn Fates Made la A boat
the siam(l Notches as aa
Thursday.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 1. Is0.
.. 1
Receipts were:
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday...
Official Thursday
Estimate Friday
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
6,043
,.. 6.730
rt 6.618
.. 1.158
.. 4.0
6. Ml
340
10.494
8.297
C.00O
9T
43.2
,.,:2i
87.51
27.0
329
20. 2l
8
20.0
80.01
.8
11 8
15.7
....!
9.01
12.7
6 4
33.31.
26.11.
20. 6....
1.1
'i.i
26.9
101.71
.8!
4
18.7
19.5
11.2
46.01
27'6
11.8
90.3
88.4
19.6
14.4
4.71
78.1
'i'.'.
15.81
34.9!
9.3
7.7
11.1
"i'.i
Five days this week. ...19.997 89.708 38.
Same day last week... .14.797 85.104 34,
Sams days 3 weeka ago.. 17.261 46.831 4j
Sams days t weeks ago.. 16.410 49.9.B 3.i
flame davs 4 weeks sgo.. 17.987 64.294 33.1
Same days last year 13,727 39.977 18,1
Th following table shows the receipts of
rattle, hogs snd sheep at South Omaha for
"' ar 10 oate, compared wltn last yesr:
loin ions inc ti
tftttle 273.189 280.715 7.524
nogs moouo tkTUdfa . 81 7wi
oneep 616.294 427,814 87,480 ...
rue ronowing table shows tthe sversgs
arn-e 01 nogs at South Omaha for tha last
seversl days, wtlh compsrlsons:
Dats. I 190 . 190. 190T. 10. 11906 . 1904. 11908.
April I..J
April ...
April I...
April ...
April :, .
April ...
April 8...
April 10..
April 11..
April 12..
April 18..
April 14..
April 16..
April IS..
"Sundsy.
76 7!
I 6 74
f 75'i
874
S94.
B 9(14
4 2H
195,
( 994
7 00i
4 89.j
4 SS4,
4 88
6 821
5 74
4 48
6 68
6 72
a
4 64
6 66
6 43
37
4 48
4 49
V4
3l
4 82
4 89
4 42
4 42
4 45
I
4 39
4 43
4 28 6 I'M 7 24
4 22 I 21 14 7 SI
4 11 t 1 07 a
4 20 4 86 a 7 04
4 22 6 28 4 93 7 24
25 4 91 7 27
4 13 4 881 6 1 7 16
4 80 I 2S 7 26
8 S3 5 28 4 96 7 11
4 84 81 4 88
4 88 6 28 4 81 7 19
6 46 6 28 4 881 7 22
6 81 4 K 7 16
4 49 4 89 1 07
The official number of cars of
Drou&m in today by each road was:
stock
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
I'nlon Pacific
C. A N. W., east
O. N. W.. west
C, St P., M. & O....
C, B. ft Q , east
C, B. A Q., west
C, R. I. ft p., east..
Chicago Gt. Western
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.H'r's.
43
1
3
21
1
30
7
4
14
1
1
83
14
16
Total receipts
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each Ijuyer purchasing ths num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
4.8
34.5'...
9.81.
25.81.
19
6.7
18.4:
15.6!
60.9
25.2
10.2
19.6
12.8 ,
12.61..
6.2!..
9.0j.
20. 21 .
lO.lj.
61AL
18.2 .
2.0
17.5
27
114 1,56
81' 1.248
229 1.SH 1.H34
33 1.169 235
2
23
3
12 .... ....
9 .... ....
13
3
1
54
97
289
815
17 .... 61
596 6,886 1,920
Not Included In totals because compart
sons sre Incomplete.
Not included In totals because contain
Ing other Items than clearings.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, April 16. MONEY On call
easy; lv2 per cent; ruling rate, 14 per
cent: closing bid. 1 per rent; offered at
per cent. Time loans, dull and steady;
sixty days, 24&24 per cent; ninety days
zu. ner cent: six months. 3 tier cent.
oer cent..
BTKirUlNli BJtn Aujv eneaay, wiin
actual business in bankers' bills st 14.8630
4.8640 for sixty day Dills ana at 4.o,iu ror
demand commercial mils, 14. t.sb4
SILVER oar, bOTaO; Mexican aoiiars, w.
BONDS tjovernment, steady; railroads,
lrresrular.
Closing quotauons on Donas wers as 101-
lows:
V. 8. raf. U rag 101 Int. M. at. 44a n
da cnunOn !U4JaDan 4a n
V. 8. 3.. reg 1014 "do 44a 134
do coupon 10114 do Zd eariee v. 4
V. a. 4a. rcg., ex. Int. Ill K. C. 80. lat i
do coupon 1.U4L,. 0. aap. a H4
Allla-f hal. lat ta 34b. ft N. onl. 4a 101
Am. Ag 5a W4' . K. ft T. lat 4a. .1044
Am. T. ft T. c. 4a. .103 ado lat ft raf. 4a.... 844
Am. Tobacco 4a 78 do gan. 44a 414
do 8a 1104M0. Pacltia 4a (3
Alcfciion gan. 4a 1 04 N. Y. C. g. 14a 1J4
do Shun Ulna lat 4a 00 oao. ta bh
do ev. 4a
do rv. 5a
A. C. L. lat 4a..
B. ft O. 4i
do 14a
do 8 W. 34'..
Rrk. Tr. cv. 4a..
'in. 80. lat 4a.
'an. of Oa. 6a..
Cantral Leather &a.
r. of N. J. g. 6a
c. ft O. 44a
ft A. 3a
C , R. ft Q. J. 4a. ..
C. M. ft I P g. 34a
C, R. I. ft P- c. 4a.,
do col. 6a
do rfdg. 4a
CCC. ft Bt. L. g. 4a
olo. Ind. r.a
olo. Mid. 4a
'. ft 8. r. ft a. 44a.
D. ft H. cv. 4..
do lat raf. 4a. .
D. ft R. 0 41
niatlllera' ia
Krl. p I. 4a....
do gen. 4.
do 4a eerlef A.
do aerlea B
Geo. Blec. iv. 5a
II. Can. 1st raf.
nt. Met. 44a...
Bid.
do dab. 4a.
104 N. T. City 44a new.. 11:4
104 N. T . N. H. ft H.
. 74 . a 1364
.101 4 N. ft W. lat c. 4a.. ta
4a
444 do ct. 4a 34
14 "No. Pacific 4i 10.'4
66 do la 744
104 o. S. U rfdg. 4 4
1094 Penn. ct 14a 1815.... M4
484 i1o con. 4a 108
...1184 Reading gen 4a .00
...1064 St. Ia ft B. P. fg. 4a. 844
... 16481. L. 8. W. e. 4a ... 7
S84 do let gold. 4s 14
81 4 Seaboard A. I. 4a ... 71!
804CJ. Pacific col. 4a 114
.114 do let raf. 4a 144
. 1348a. Railway 6a 11!
. 88 80 gen. 4a ,f
. 7.1 I'nlon Pacific 4a 108
. 87 do ct. 4a 1044
. 314 do lat ft ref. 4a.... M4
.103 t . 8. Rubbar 4a !034
.19-J4r. 8. Steal 3d is 1034
. 34 va.-Caro. chrm. oa... 14
. 784Wahaah lat 6a 111-'.
. 87 do lit A ai. 4a 734
. 74 Western Md. 4l 8S4
. 73 Weal. Klec. c. It.. . 134
. 4. Wla. Cantral 4a M4
I104D. ft R. u. ref. 5a... 144
.IN40. A O rfg. clfa. 4a..lol4
. 784 N. R. R. of at. 4a cla l4
Official closing
Atchieus ad. 4a
do. 4a
AK hlaon R. R
Jo pfd
Boatcu ft Milne ..
yueliburg pfd
N I . N. H ft H
I'nlon 1 acille
Aa. Arga. Cham..
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube. . .
A mar Sugar
da pfd
An. T. ft T
Ainer Woolen ....
do B'd
Fiotntnlon I. ft -.
Kdlaon Rle lllu .
MM KlectrIC
do pfd
Maie. Oaa
I'nlled Prult
tailed S. M
do pfd
I S. Steal
da pfd
AdTentura
A.luuaa
. . 134 Amalgamated
.1114 Art imie Com
.104 Atlantic
. .ar4 Buna Coalition ..
.143 cal. ft Anions. .
..184 Cal. ft Hoc la
,.1484Copper Range ....
.Aii Italy Weal
.. 74 Prenklla ...
. . 84 Greene tiananea ..
. . iUlile Rorale
..Ill a Michigan
. .!Vl'iMobe
..187 Mnot. C. ft C
.. 14 Na.ada
.. 40ld Dominion ....
. i340acola .
. K.14 Parrot
.. 44 Qulncr
.. 149nannoQ
.. 44 Trlnlly
.134 t'o'led Copper ....
. . 644 V. S Mining
.. 38 It. S. Oil
.. e Viah
..114 Victoria
4 Winona
.. la,Norik Batta
144
4.14
. 104
44
,.i,4
.0
"4
. 1
. 154
. 104
. :'4
. 13
'4
. 30
. 18,
. 81
.1 4
. S3 4
. 18
. "44 I
. 18
. 124
44
. 11
4
44
44
. 414
nrtw Ysrk Mining tacks.
N l?7W YORK, April 14. Closing quotations
on mining siocas:
Alia in iMdvllia Con.
HruoiUk Con 4 Uu. I I'klef .
Com. Tunnel atocS .. P Meilran .......
edo banda l4()ntano
aa. Cal. ft Va 43 opbir
Horn Silver el Standard
In o Silver 14 Yellow Ja.ket .
Offered.
4',
.. I
. m
l.a
. 4:
l.aral aevarltles.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns,
jr., 014 nts 1 oik 1-4 is ouuainf
Beatrice Creamery, common
Beatrice Creamery, pfd. 4V
Cody Canal Aaauclatlon. k
Columbua L. H. ft P. 5a lltl
Cur of Omaha Bonda. 44a 1st!
Iuuglaa Coun.y 4a il.l
Uaie my Mali comiiauy t"Q
Ind. Tel. 6a 187 t8o pfd bonua)
kanaaa l ily R. ft L. ia 1814
K. C. R. ft U p'.d t
Kebnuka Tel. Kluck
Omaha Oaa 5a 1111 .
Omaka C. L. ft P aa 1881
Omaha A C. B. St. Ky. ia 1814
(Jinaua ft C. B. St. ky. pfd 1
onial.a S B Ml. Ry. com 4
Omaha ; ('. B Ry. ft Bridge pfd i
timaha Water Co. as 18'4
Omaha Water Co Se 1844
Omaha B. of T. Bldg. Co. pfd
umaha B. of T. bldg. Co. com
Omaha B. P. ft T. Co. 4a 1117..
Pacific T. ft T. Co. 8a 1887
Scatce Bluff, Nek . Water 4
South Omaha lever 44a 1K4
Sheridan Coai f 18U
el mn city Stock Yarda ptd 1..'
T-l Slate Land Co. pld.
Topeea 11. Ky. tie
Inion stock Yarda Ce. Omaha. 4
Bid.
. 84
. 86
'. '144
. 1084
. 1034
T 4
82
44
1
84
4
4J4
444
48
81
8.4
48
M
85
84
8
18
Asked.
37
SO
101
0
.084
--4
108
80
ta
8J4
1-4
18
101
:oi
84
47 4
lu-4
1
IO.
44
.4
3a
14 41
101
MO
87
4
Vaol Market.
ask Clearlnaa.
OMAHA. April 14.-Bank rle.nnas f.n-
today were 12,411.118.81, and for the .rrl.
spending dale last ear. tl.siil.301.46.
Forelsa
HKR1JN April
B .ui tuday aaj
riaaarlal.
18 Trading on Him
lrrrguUr and prices
I BOSTON. Mass.. April ItL-WOOI Tha
I BoHtoti nl Market Commercial Hulletl'i
! will nay of too wool market Saturday:
! Mor trading Is being done In foreign
! tv.xiis by manufacturers, while dealers
atil speculating in scoured territory pulled
oils. Naw clips are hMng constantly
b'uglil In the west whenever possible. The
shipments of wool from Boston to April
15. Inclusive. Were 73.k2.ijO pounds against
Ue57.249 pounds for the same time last
iur. The receipts to Apnl 16. inclusive,
were 94 .118. 150 p.iun1.. asaiiiat '17,otti,47
pounds Ilia aume period last year.
Omaha Packing Co....
Swift and Comoanv
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Vansant A Co
Lobman A Rothchlld....
Hill A Son
F. P. Ltfwls
J. B. Root A Co
H. f. Hamilton
M. Hagerty A Co
Sullivan Bros
Ijchmor Bros
National Dressed B. Co.
8. E. Boland
Wlsmuth
Ctey Packing Co
Other buyers
Totals
CATTIjB Receipts of cattle this morning
were extremely light, there not being
enough of any kind to make a real test of
the market. In fact, there were only a few
scattering loads ofered for sale. What few
there were changed hands In good sesson in
the morning at prices nominally steady
with yesterday.
To quote the market on beef steers todsy
as steady with yesterday means that the
market is really around 26c lower than it
waa a week ago, some classes showing
more loss perhaps than that and others not
quite so much.
Cows snd heifers, while stesdy with yes
terday, are 15f(f20o lower than last week.
The very best fat cows and heifers have
not shown as much decline as some grades
while stock cows snd heifers, that Is. any
thing thst would do for feeder buyers
have commanded about steady prices owing
,h vfy 1 demand for thst class.
The kind that has suffered most are such
i?S;; ,and h"f'"S ss were selling at about
14.76(86.00. This kind of stuff Is In many
cases 26c lower than last week.
As noted yesterday, so few feeders have
been received this week that fully stead'
prices have been maintained In spite of
the bre-'ik on fat cattle. Tha week closes
with everything cleaned up.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choloa corn
fed t';?:JK-23-6: 'lr to good cornfed
steers, $5.00(86.20; common to fair cornfed
steers, !4 60ef5.60; good to choice enw. .n.t
heifers, 14.76U6.66: fair to good cows and
i.e.. ci eo.ou'jt. 10. common to fair cows
snd heifers. 12.26f8.85; stock heifers. 13 003
. 1 a 1 .... .. 1 ,,
j, -voivi, w.u.w, OU1IB, STSgS, etC
13.0064.00: good to choice stock ers and feed
ers. HoiMfo.w; rsir to good stockers and
feeders, $4 0004.60: common to fair stockers
and feeders, 13.254j4.00
Representatlve sa.'
BEEF "TEER8.
A bank keeping
on hand Cash and
Reserve In excess of legal
requirements; it is then al
ways in a position to meet
emergency withdrawals.
A uniformly large reserve
adds to the strength o! a bank
and makes it a desirable place
for YOUR account.
First National Bank
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morning, numbering only six cars. While
there were not enough supplies to make a
market, everything ass cleaned up at ths
opening at prices steady with v.ii,.m.
quality considered. Ewes of a pretty rood
kind moved at $6.00 and western lambs
were good enough to sell at 17.76. For .
past couple days shorn supplies have been
urn a on tae rnaraet. This mnrn ne .
couple loads of shorn ewes and two cars
of hold over clipped lambs met with ready
sales at $4.10 and $6.25. respectively.
uwing to light receipts, buvlns: tnlnnt
generally held quality as a secondary con
sideration, and for the first time this week
tha receipt platter was llteiallv llrke.1
clean.
The market this week has not been In
ths best of condition, looking st It from a
seller's standpoint. Kxceptlng Monday and
yesterday, when trsde took on a healthier
tone, ths general market has favored tha
packers. Heavy receipts snd bearish sen
timent, csused by unfavorable eastern ad
vices, were largely responsible for slow
movement In supplies and sllghtlv lower
values. Howeer. a dime would fully
cover the decline on all grudes during ths
week.
Quotations on sheen and iambs: Oood to
choice lambs, $7.6fiij7.!5: fair to good lambs,
$7.2597.66; good to clinics light yearlings.
00&7.40; good to choice heavy yearlings.
$j.K507.OO; good to choice wethers, $6.001
6.36; fair to good wethers, $5.75tj4.o0; good
to cnoico ewes, $5.7o2f6.00; ralr to good
ewes, $6.2636.7i: cuiis and bucks. t.'.OOfcH.OO.
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No.
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10 western ewes, rul a .
207 western lamts ........
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4 western calls
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4 50
7 76
1 36
4 10
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7 70
6 75
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April 26.
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thst were steady to as much as 60 lower
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tessonably active, though there wss at no
urns any great nusts on tha part of buvers
to fill orders. In fact, it wss one r
markets when salesmen seemed determined
to get stesdy prices and wnen it tonic .
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lower. There was quite a little uneven
tiess In the yards, the hogs selling ap
parently a httie belter In one division than
in the other. After It wa sll over with
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stesdy prices. Thus a ranslderable pro
portion of all the sales fell ttislde the
range 16.80H7. 00 and on un aa hi-h
$7,074.
The receipts were the lightest since Mnn.
day. only about 6.000 head being on sale.
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33.700. as against 35.10Q last week and & boo
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CHICAtiO I.IVB STOCK MARKEJ
Cattle, Sheep and l.arabs Steady
Hogs Ten tents Lower.
CHICAGO, April Hl.-CATTLtt-Recelpts
estimated at 1.000 head. Market steady.
Steers, 16.0xfp7.00; cows. $4.(X(i5.76; heifers,
$3.25.0O: bulls. $3.7oi6.26; calves. $3.502
6.60; stockers snd feeders. $3.3k&3.3R.
HOGS Receipts estimated at 16.000 head.
Market generally lOo lower. Choice heavy
shipping. $7.0017 1.174; butchers. $.S67.15:
light mixed. $6.7Bii.0: choice light, lti.80
&7.00; packing, $ti.0o7.00; pigs, $.10f9tj.2S;
bulk of sales. $6.1007.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts esti
mated at 6.000 head. Market steadv. Sheep,
$3.764i.60; lambs, 16.50ijiS.21i; yearlings, $5.26
ffiTK.
Kansas City Lira Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, April 16. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 600 head. Including 200 head south
erns; market steady: choice export and
dressed beef steers, $6.OOjj4l.70; fulr to good
14. 8046. W; western steers, $4.751.40; stock
ers and feeders, $4.GO&6.60; southern steers.
$4.80irtJ.2fi; southern cows, $16005.00; native
cows, 12.764.6.40; native heifers, $4.0O(Qii.2O;
duiis. 8.s.4(a!.a; calves, I3.&og6.5o.
HOGS-Recolpts, 7.000 head; market,
steady to 6c lower; top. $7.16; bulk of sales.
$4.80a7.00; heavy, $6.86(67.15; packers and
butchers. $6.S567.10; light, $6.40fe6.90; pigs,
$5 S0&8J.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3.400
head; market steady; lambs, $6.2508.00;
yearlings, $.0(K(7.40; wethers. $6.00&i6.50;
ewes. $4.766.10; stockers and feeders, $3.50
roo.sO; Texas muttons, $6.KKu6.oO.
St. I.oals Live Stack Market.
ST. I.OVIS, April 16. CATTLE Receipts,
1 100 hesd, Including 800 Texans. Market
steady: native shipping and export slerrs,
15.267.16; dressed beef and butcher ateers,
t4.iiiXu6.40; stnets under 1.000 lbs.. 1:1 how
6.26; Blockers and feeders. 14.60ta5.35: rows
and he'fers. $3.50S6.40; tanners. $2.0082.50;
bulls, $4.00fft.36; calves. $5.00&7.25; Texas
and Indian ateers, 14.COJitj.40; cows and
heifers, $2.Ti4jd.26.
HOGS Receipts, 1.0-0 head. Market 5B
10c lower; p'gs and lights, 14.26-6. 75; pack
ers. I6 807.0u; butchers and best heavy,
17.05i;.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 700 head.
Market steadv; native muttons, It.SOrnti.SO;
lambs. KOOiio.i'S; culls and bucks. l.'.50a!
6.10; stockers, $3.00ii4.25.
St. Joseph Live Block Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April 16 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 70 J head; market steady; steers, $4.(0
4j.4u: cows and hellers. $2.6oib6.50: calvaa.
$3.5(16.60.
HOGS Receipts. 1.000 hesd: market
steady: top. 17; hulk of sales, M.70S4.85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rece nt. 600 head:
market steady; lambs. $7.Ui7.75.
Sloaa f'lty Lira Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. la.. April 14. (8ucclal Tel
egram. ) CATTLE Receipts, 2 head; irH.
ket, steady; beeves, $5.006.76: fat cows, and
beirers, $3.o0ft6.&0; feeders, $4.0i)4j"5.25; year
lings. 13.0OiU4.61.
HOaa-Recelpts, 24 hesd; market steady;
range of prices. $6.75&7.G6: bulk of aal..a
$6.56.1(196.
St
Receipts c t Ii
western mdrkejs jesterdsy were as follows
k la Slant.
ve si-icK at tne six prlnc dm
OMAHA GKKBRAL MARKET.
Staple anal Fancy Prodsra Prices far
alshc4 by Bayers and Wholesalers.
BUTTER Crssmery, No. 1. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 31c; No. 1
In 10-lb. tubs, 304c; No. 2, In 1-lb. cartons,
18c; In 60-lb. tubs. 274c; packing stock, 18c J
fancy dairy, tubs, '.ifS'-lc; common roll,
fresh mads, 18lc. Market changes svsiy
Tuesday.
EOGS-FreHh selling stork, candied. Wl
Bo No storage stock In Omaha market.
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin full oresra.
twins, lac: young Amsrloaa, 4 In hoop, 15 40;
favorite, I In hoop, ltic; daisies, 30 In hoop.
l4c; cream brick, full case, 16c; block
Swiss, 16c: full cream llmburger, 16c.
POULTRY All vs. springs, 12c; hens, Uet
cocks, 4c; ducks, lie; geess, 10c; tur
keys, Uc; pigeons, per dos.. 65c; guinea
fowls, per dos., $2.60, squabs, per dos., 14
Dressed, bans, lie; springs, U'al24c; cocks,
44c; ducks, 13c; geese, 11c; turkeys, lie.
FISH Whlteflsh, frostn, 10i.; herring.
$4c; salmon, 10c; pike. c; pickers), 64Qic;
trout lou; catfish, 10al2c; halibut, to; red
snapper, 12c; black baas, 26c; crapples, 64
tc; parch. :; codfish, 13c; smelts, tc; sola.
15c; lobsters, green, 17o; boiled, 40c; frogs'
less. 46c
lUbs No. 1, 17o; Na 2, 13c; No. $, 4c.
Loins No. 1, 15c; No. 2, 134c; No. J, 104c.
Chuck No. 1. 74c; No. 2. 4c; No. 1, 64c
Round No. 1. 84c; No. 2, 4c: No. 3, Sc.
Plate No. 1, 61c; No. X 64c; No. 3. to.
FRESH FRUITS Apples, western box
apples, $2.0Oie2.6O. Bananss. 5-bunon lota,
I40 per lb. Oranges, 12.5o4i(i3.26. Lemons, $3.54
tjt.OO; Qrspe fruit. $4.50. Grapes, Malagas.
17 60 per keg Florida pineapples, per crate.
$1.00.
VEGETABLES Kansas sweet potatoes,
$2.76 per bbl. California celery, largs, tOc;
smaller. 00c. New York Holland seed cab
bage, 44c per lb. Wisconsin Red Glooa
onions, 2o per lb. California cauliflower.
$3 per crate. Tomatoes, Florida, 6-bask.:t
crate, $3; Cuba, 4 basket crate, $3. Lettuce,
par dos., 40c. Old vegetables paranlpe.
turnips, carrots $2.25 per bbl. Florida new
beets, carrots, persnips, turnips, etc., per
dor , 7&c.
STRAWBERRIES $3 0003.25.
HIDES No. 1 green, 8c: No. 1 cured, to.
St. Lonls General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., April 16. WHF.AT
Higher; track. No. 2 red cash. $1.46ijl.al;
No. 2 hard, 11.4744C1-49; May, $1,274; July,
$1,134.
CORN Higher: track. No. 2 cash. 604c;
No. 2 white. 70c; May, fift&tWic; July, 67', c.
OATS Higher; No. 3 cash. 64V4c; No. 1
while, 664c: May. M,o; July, iSc.
RYE Higher at 81c.
FLOUR Unchanged; red winter patents,
14 6 7,00; extra fincy and straight, $i.iti.'(f
6.36: hard winter rlears. $4.$014.70.
SEKH Timothy. $.2oa3.36. .
CORN M E A L $3 30.
"RAN Higher; sacked, east track. $123
ta 1.31.
Up v-H'gher; timothy, $12 0017.00; prai
rie. $10.5(l?.0O.
iron Cotton ties-8v.
baooing-7 1-16c.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher: Jobblnr.
$17,624. Lard firm; pr.nie siram. llO.c.'it
ln.15. Dry salt meats, unchanged: boxed
extra shorts, $10.00; clear ribs. $10.:6: shor.
cleais, $10.26. Bacon, unchanged: boxe.l
extra shorts, $11.00; clear ribs, $11.25: aiurt
clears. 111.26.
POULTRY Steady; c' 1 kens. 11 ; springs.
ISt; turkeys. 15'uiHc; ducks. 104c: ttei-s.:.
BUTTER Steady : cre-imerv, 224fJ84c
EGGS Steady; 19c, case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, hhls 6.S00 6 701
Wheat, bu 31.000 25..00
Coin, bu 31,30 1S.I0I
Oats, bu 25,600 Si,J0
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. April 16.-METALS Th
London tin market wss lower todsy, with
spot quoted at 133 2s 6d and futures at
134 7s 6d. The local market was easy
st $29.30iS29.3B. Copper was lower In London,
with spot closing at 57 2s 6d and futures
at 67 17s 61. The local market was un
changed, with Lake quoted at $12.87V'iT18.ljO;
electrolytic. $12.50i& 12.624: casting. $12.374j
12.60. Lead was unchanged at 13 3a td In
London, while the local market was steady
and unchanged at $415&4.24). Spelter waa
also unchanged In both markets, being
quoted at 21 10s In London and at $5.0iVi
5.(6 locally. The English Iron market was
a shade lower at 47s 74d for Cleveland
warrants. The local market was un
changed, with No. 1 foundry and No. 1
southern soft at $16.2616.75.
ST. LOUIS, April 16.-MET ALS-Lead.
strong, $41oS4 30. Spelter, higher; $4 96.
Cotton Market,
NEW YORK. April 16 -COTTON-Bpot
cotton closed quiet. 6 points lower; mid
dling uplands. 10.60c; middling gulf, 10 85c
sales, 4(0 bales.
OALVESTON, Texas, April 16.-COTTON
Steady; 104c
ST. LOUIB. April 14. COTTON Quiet
middling 104c; sales. 11 hales: rerelpts'
1.0O0 bales; shipments, 983 bales; stock
44,363 bales.
Sagar and Molasses.
NEW YOItK, April 16.-SUGAR-Raw
steady; fair refining, S.42c; centrifugal 96
test. 3.92c; molaasea sugar, J.ljc. Ruflned
steady; crushed, 6.660; powdered, 6 06c'
granulated, 4.15c. '
Oils and Hualn.
OIL CITY. Pa. April 16,-OIL-Credlt
balances. $1.78: runs, 22.006 Mil.; average
137.010 bbls.; shipments, 276.371 bbls.: aver!
age. 180.97S bbls.
Cattle. Hog. Sheen.
South Omaha 450 ' M0 1 3o0
Sioux Clly s i
St. Joseph 700 J.i.ii.
Kansas City t.(i 7. mo 3,oo
St. l.ouls lao 8.C8 7uo
Chlcsgo 1,000 15.000 ti.OOO
Total $.902 .39,024 L'TlOO
London Stock Qaotatlons.
Ixndon closlt.g stock quotations:
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Tha rate of discount In ths open market
for short and three months' bills Is 14 ir
tent.
Pry (.sods Market.
NEW YORK, April 14.-DRY GOODH
Tha Johhing trade ass veiy quiet for the
day Buyers In the market are I .olTlng fr
mads-up gannants. millinery, etc.. but are
pay ng Utile attention to piece goods 1 ne
primary cotton goods market Is strong
but buvers sre unable ., Induce m Ha 10
meet contract pitiea tendered. Cotton
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CELTIC RETURNS FROM
RELIEF TRIP TO MESSINA
Carried Christmas Bases Intended
for Sailors ta Refugees
In Italy.
NEW YORK. April 16.-The United Stages
supply steamer. Celtic, which was ons of
the first relief ships to resell the earth
quake tone In Sicily, arrived hers from
Messina todsy.
The Celtic wss to have been the Christ
mas ship of the Atlantlo fleet and was
originally scheduled to meet the sixteen
battleships under Rear Admlrsl Sperry at
Gibraltar the latter part of January and
accompany the fleet to Hampton Roads.
It was st ths Brooklyn nsvy yard
loaded with good things for the sailors
of the round-the-world fleet when order,
came for It to sail directly to Messina. It
carried food supplies, clothing, a thousand
naval tent, and a large hospital building
In sections which was afteraard set up in
the stricken district.
Bturdy oa from 'rule atom grow
advertising In The Bee will do wonders for
your business.
Rnbhars iet Ma. Ihonsaad Dollars.
ENID tiki - April !6.-The safe of th.
Bank of Lu. len. thirty miles east of here
was dynsmited last night, snd $1,000 In cur
renry and notes to the smount of $.)
stolen. The 4nterlor f the bank bulldina
was wrecked. Ths robber tsjeaped.