Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 21, 1909, Page 9, Image 9
THK BKE: UMAHA. WElXKSl)AY. APHU, 21, VMl GRAIN AND PRODUCE M1UET Hetry Preiiure by Betri and Liqui dating by Loriji Eaie Wheat. DECLINE FOLLOWS THE OPENBIO ud; lures barely steady; May, ; July, npp!mnr, ss f'4o 4 ORN Spot, strong; American mixed (via Oalvestoni. e - Id; futures, stesdy; May. 2Vfrd; Julv, 6 ?M NEWIORR STOCKS AND BONDS Till la. rladaced br Weak It hies Rally (tan wlik IB fJacalag stf the Cash Markfl, -L OMAHA. April 30. 1. Heavy pressure by the besr faction and liquidating by longs eased wheat values at tha mart and further decline cam later on weak rabies. A rally came with tne opening of tha Man" market,', but. on the whole, the market was Week end ahowed lark of strength. , Com waa steady . on good demand and firm to higher cables. Bidding waa strong for corn to arrive. Wheat opened a shads lower and run erratic, flucl iistlne? aharnlv under lies' v Belling all day. Lower cables and e'rorf bearlah sentiment told heavily at the cium and price stumped for a 8'4C decline. May wheat opened at ll.2lr4i nd cloaed at $1.20. Corn waa ateady sgsln and acted Inde pendent of wheat. Values ndvanced stead ily with support from leading longs. Cash advanced today and light offerings were well taken end fancy btda were offered for corn to arrive. May corn opened at KHc and cloaed at c. Prfmsry wheat receipts were SlU.Wfl bushels and ehlpmenta were 4m.oon bushels, sgainst receipts last year of 220,000 bushels and shipments of 2V4.00O bushels. 1 Torn receipts were "213,ono bushels snd; shipments were 436,000 bushels, against re ceipts last year of 621.0no bushels and ship ments of 277,000 bushels. Clearances were 118.000 bushels of corn, 100 bushels of oats snd wheat and flour equal vO 96,000 bushels. Liverpool closed imst lower on wheat and unchanged to Id higher on corn. Local range of options: WKATHKR IX THR ORAM BELT tie Articles.! Open. I High. Low. I Close.l Yea y. Wheat I 1 May... 1 ! 1 23?, 1 1 1 81i July... 1 lOVi IW lOOHJ 10Hj 1 104 Com I 1 May... S5S H H. 96'V Oats- ) ( I May... 52 62U CV 62S1 64 ' Oaaaka Casta Prleaa. WHEAT-No. 2 hard. It. 291. S: No. 3 hard, tl.22i01.23: No. 4 hard. Ii.tt431.30; No. I spring. 11.2391.21. CORNtNo. 2. MHiti. K. I. MHc; No. 4. Ac; No. 2 yellow. (Wc; No. I yellow. (Wc; No. 2 white, 7fco; No1 white, 7V,i37Sc. OAT8.N0. I tnlsed, I2(f6tc; No. I yel low, U4c; No. S white, 63443Sc; js0, 4 white, bmSf2e; atandard, 64c. RYE No. 2. tci No. 8, 74r5c, Carlai' Kecelat. Wheat Corn. Oats. 23 12 212 6 a 13 Chicago . Omaha . CHICAGO GRAIN "AS b' PROVISIONS Pglcee aa Bosird of Trade. CHICAGO. April 'Si. Wheat prices on the Board of Trade, broke 'today from 14c to 4,o per bushel from -the filgh point of the day and 'the market closed extremely weak and pnly a trifle above the low mark. Corn closed about steady;' oats were easy and provisions weak.,' Almost complete demoralisation prevailed til the wheat pit for a brief period late In the session and only tha most determined support by bull leaders saved the market from utter rout. Immense quantities ot wheat were dumped. 'Into the pit during the day and the strength of the bulls wss taxed to the utmost to prevent the occur rence of tha sensational slump earlier in the session. As It was the price' declined In the first half houT from IV to 2rcf2o from yesterday's close pn general selling, but quickly recovered much of. the loss on buying by snorts. it was a rigm Detween y "delivery the bine of con- Cooler . Wedaesday. OMAHA, Neb.,. April 39, 1909. The cool wave thst spread over the cen tral valleys during Sunday has continued eastward, and decidedly colaer weather prevails this morning In the Ohio valley, lower lake region, and eastern states. Rslns mere general within the past twenty-four hours in the lower Missouri valley, and are falling this morning in the middle Mtssls- Ippl and Ohio valleys and eastern states. Excessive rainfalls are reported In southern Indiana and Kentucky. Uenerally cloudy weather prevails throughout the west, and rains and snows are falling In the extreme northwest. Temperatures are slightly higher In the Mieaourl valley and mountain districts, and the westher will be some what warmer In this vicinity tonight, fol lowed by cooler Wednesday,, with probably showers tonight and Wednesday. Record of temperature and precipitation compared with the corresponding day of me iui inree years: V. 19"S. 1907. Won. Minimum temperature ... 39 67 11 M Precipitation , 00 .00 .00 .00 Normal temperature for today, 63 degrees. Deficiency in Drecioitatlon alnc Maroh 1. l.ti Inches. . Deficiency corresponding period In 190s, 2.24 Inches. Deficiency corresponding period In 107, i.w inrneej. L, A. WELSH. Local Forecaster. Corn and wheat region bulletin for Omaha, Neb., for the twenty. four horns enaing at 1 a. m.. Toth meridian time. Tuesday, April 30, 190: - OMAHA DISTRICT! Temp Rein Stations. Max. Mln fall. Sky. Aahland, Neb 62 30 .00 Cloudy Auburn, Neb 49 32 "' .00 . Cloudy Rroken Bow, Neb. 53 . 24 .00 Cloudy (Vlumhua, Neb... 64 2 .00 Clear Culhertaon, Neb.. 40 30 .04 Cloudy Falrbury, Neb... 48 M T Cloudy Fairmont. Neb... 60 : .00 Cloudy Or. Island, Neb.. M ; 22 .110 Cloudy Hartlnglon, Neb. 68 22 .00 Oar Hastings, Neb.... SI H .) Cloudy Holdrege, Neo.... 45 24 .00 Cloudy Oakdale, Neb M 21 .on Clear Omaha. Neb 62 St .00 Cloudy Tekamah. Neb... 55 S3 .00 Cloudy Alia. Ia 66 32 .00 . Pt. cloudy Carroll, Ia 63 2 .00 Clear Clarinda. la 52 ' 32 .no Cloudy Bibley, la M 27 .00 Clear Sioux City, la... 62 2 -00 Clear Minimum temperature for twelve-hour period ending at S a. m. DISTRICT AVERAGES. No. of Temp.- Rain. Central. Stations. Msg. Mln Inches. Chicago, III 2 Columbus, 0 15 Dew. Moines, la.... 14 Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 Kansas City. Mo.. 22 Louisville, Ky i Minneapolis. Minn.. 31 Omaha, Neb 19 Bt. Louis, Mo 13 Showers occurred In the northern portion of the corn and wheat region within the last twenty-four nours ana neavier rams ihfouahmit the southern pertlon. .The rains were excessive In southern Indiana and Kentucky. Freeslng temperatures con tinue In the extreme western portion of the corn and wheat belt. L. A.", WULBH, Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau. Strength of Reading Principal Sus taining Influence in Market. OTHER COALERS ALSO HIGHER InsrarH Deaaaae) for Money tal es go for Mere til t ees Is Be ' garget aa Favorable Farter Boods Irregalar. 60 88 AA AS 40 .20 64-- S T M 40 .4 4 M . 74 40 1.7 6K- 2 .00 53 30 T 54 42 .74 the bulls and the. "weather, man,'.' with July a tentlon. Leading bulls ttave contended that wheat for on account of drought last fall It would be impossible to deliver on July contracts any great amount of wheat from this season's crop, but reports received today from thel souttiweiA seemed to disprove this asserv tlon. With the advent of "growing" weather the new crop waa said to be mak-; Ing rapid headway. One dispatch claimed that the outlook In central Missouri had greatly Improved during the last few days nd that "fields pronounced dead early In the season now show prospects for an av erage yield." Tho situation In the north west waa equally optimistic. Sending In Minnesota and tho Dakota Is In full blast snd wlth-ntln,ua4-. favotable weatber'lt was predicted that by the end of the week the work-would be completed and that the acreage would be the. largest ever known. In addition to thoao domestic conditions the foreign situation waa against the bulls. Cables were decidedly week. Liverpool being off Id to Had, and tho weekly crop summary claimed that the outlook for the wheat orop of Etiropo In general waa ex cellent. Following so close the exceed ingly liberal shipments from Russia last week, f as reported yesterday, this news proved too much for the market to with stand. The market ppened weak t prices off to lfjlVio. compared with yester day's close, the July delivery showing the greatest loss. Initial quotatlona on this option were tl.lM to II. 15V Before the end of tho first hslf hour the price had declined another cent on general selling. The market then ' rallied considerably on covering by short and for & time held comparatively ..steady. In the final hour, however, the market again slipped from the control of the bulls and prices tumbled from 2ltn to 4So from the high potnt of the day and from ia to Co compared with yesterday's high mark. The bottom for Julv was reached at II.IZ. May sold oft to ll.SiVa and September to 1 04. The close waa weak, witn July at i.izi. May 2lor4 at U.24& and September at J1.0&3 1 OKU -The corn market held uo remarkably well considering the- oevere slump In wheat. At the cloao price were c lower 10 higher, compared with yesterday's flnjJ quotations.' May sold between TOo and nun and closed at 70c. Oata were firm at the start, hut eased att later. Tho Iowa crop bulletin, which showed that seeding had been delayed by wet weather, was a bullish faotor sarly in the day. At the close prices were Vio to Ho lower to c higher than tho previous close. Provisions displayed moderate firmness early In .the dsy, but weakened later. At the close prices were a shade higher to 15o Jo war. The leading future ranged as follows . b. KBV YORK GENERAL MARKET Oaotatloas of the Day Varloas Commodities. NEW YORK. April 20. FLOUR R- ceipts. 23,000 bbls.; exports, 2.200 bbls.; irturket dull and unsettled: Minnesota pat enta. tti.00nda.b0: Minnesota bakers. 4.wT b.10; winter patents, I.00.i0; winter straights. $S.te4i.16; winter extra, I4. fr.OO; winter low grades, . 14.25(94.10; Kansas straights, I&.7W&5.S6. Rye flour, firm; fair to good, ti.J&i.bo; choice to fancy, 14. SO 480. Y)RNMKAL Firm: white and yellow, $l.rXtfl.66; coarse, 1.4fl.60; kiln dried, 13.40 .&0. RYE Firm; no. z western, trac, 1. K Vork RAHj.KTsiMiflvi maixina. xhbtoc.m;. i 1. Itiw Td?Sifedftirif mi. "4 it Hew York. ' ; 1 ' '- AVHBVAT Receipts, ,tw Du.. exports I4 0ti0 hn Hoot market unsettled. NO. red,. 11.40 asked, elevator, and si.u nominal n t itrtnat: ro. 1 norxnern. iiiuin iixitt t. o. b. afloat: No. 2 hard winter II.31H r. o. D. aticat. wneat openea tu lower under disappointing caoiea,- gooa wuthfr itt home and abroad and broke to a 8c decline later under an effort to sell long wheat and -cloaed unsettled at a nei rio.'Ttnn of l(ri'2Uc. Mav closed at I1.29H, July closed at- I1.20H and September closed t It 12V. CORN Receipts, 26.900 bu.: exports. S.900 bu.; No. 2, 80c, elevator, ana iik i. o. afloat: No. 2 white. 10c nominal and o. b. afloat. Options without transac tlons; closed firm at Me to c net ad vance. May cloaed at 80c, July closed a 77n and HeDtember closed at 7Hc. OATS Reoeiota. Si.&uo bu. Boot market ateadv : mixed. to ti pounds. 6iWSbHc natural white. 'X to 82 pounds. 5KM3Mc clir.tKd white. 24 to 42 pounds, bVtaaQ- HA T f irm; ZNO. , imu'iov:, gooa l cavm, 7MrH0c. H1DK8 Steady; Hoiota, lc. --entra American. lVc. LKATHEK Ouiet; acid. ZCfM'OO. PROVI8ION8 Beef, ateady; family, 114.50 frl5.00; mesa. 10 6ofrll.00: beef hams. 124.00 6M.O0; packet. 111.0023.00; city extra India mess. I21.5O&22.00. Cut meats, steady; ptcktad bolliea, lio.oo; pickled nams. iio&o. I jir1 ateadv: weatern. I10.8n0.76; refined. ateady; continent; 111.10; South America, Ill.SO; compound. 7.7.O0. Pork, steady; family, !l.otrU.bo; snort ciear, sis.oufrfi.au; rrvess. U 60Q1M.50. .' TALLOW Steady; city (C per png., oc; country (pkgs. freel, 5"rVgio. R1CPJ Firm: domestic, rair to extra, va (V: Japan, nominal. BUTTER- Fancy graaea. nrm. tnners essler; receipts. 1J.S02 lbs.: creamery, held, third to extras. 21S3c; process, oommon to special. 17(fJ3c: western factory, first. 19c. POULTRY Alive, dull; western chickens, broilers. 26&S3c fowls, 16J)lc. Dressed, firm: western chickens. 12c: fowls. 14rlSc. EX JO ft Firm; weatern firsts, llMiMc; seconds, ywacic; southern firsts, 21JjilHc; seconds. 2O20Vc. Artlol ! Open.J High. Low. Close. Tes'y. I I I fl 2041 1 Sil 1 154-llfA, 1 OSWAnI OSS'a 1 04061 1 06S TOVB'sl 71 1 nW 1 24U 1 27 1 1?V 1 13S I 16HH 1 04 V 1 OBfOUi 1 117 1 OS ( 1 031 I Oo4 70'i I 70Vi70Wa. 0S9.7tr! W i r' 6sl 6SH 4H-S 49L 41 41 41V 4iL, IS 26 18 20 18 20 18 35 U 2&. 18 20 60S! fV G&v 4SI : 4Si. 4U'O.V 41S tiSA-m 41H 41S; 43 41 i 87H; 10 40 10 66 I 10 at 10 70 I 10 70 B 80 I t , 70 ! RW I 82Vtl I g IS 06 18 10 18 07,1 10 36 10 45 )0 m 18 08 18 10 18 0TV 10 S 10 474 19 u 7a 74j 80 80 NEW YORK. Anrll 20. The strtnath of Resdlng Was the principal sustaining Influence in todav'a stock market. With out that prices apparently would have saggea, as ssies to tsKe prom were tne oroer or tne asy in tne majority 01 mis list. inis nss come 10 oe sum a usual thing on Tueadavs that the trading ele nient has adopted It as a' precedent and works on the short side of the msrket when Tuesday arrives The especial strength of Readinr was the outgrowth psrtly of the persistent rle In price of Central Railroad of New Jersey, of whluli Heading Is a large holder. This strength was transferred today to Baltimore Ohio owing to the fact that the company shares with the Lake Shore the control of Reading Itself. As to the direct rsuse would be a rsclflc solution of the crisis In Turkey. er lark Mower Market. NEW YORK. April 30.-MON"KY-On call. easy at ISfe'2 per rent: ruling rale, 2 per cent; closing bid, 1'n'per cent; offered at 1 per cent. Time loans, soft snd quit active; sixty days, 2tf?'4 per cent: nlnetv dsys. THOH per cent; six months, INt per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE rArER-J'rl4 per cent. STERLING EXCHANGE Slesdv. With actual business in bankers' hills st 14 MWMI I4 SS4S for slxtv-dsy bills and at I4.H770 for demand; commercial bills. I4.86tr4.&61. SILVER Bar, 51Vl Mexican do.lsis. 44c. BONDS Government. steadv: railroa.l. Irregular. ,- , Closing auotatlontt on bonds were at fol lows: V. S. raf. is rf .....! 1nt M. M. 4i 71 to eouaan Hl VJipn 4a s V. H. -rf ..rr.,....l01V n 4S S to eotnnn ... v K'lH 14 Mriet KS l;. S. 4a. ff t , Int. 11 ' K. C. So. 1st T( da eouiion l.u '!.. b. sea. 4a l:n Alli4- kal. lat &a H i'l.. N. anl. 4 )1 Am. At K. T. lat 4a...l"0 Am. T. a T. er. fa..i" 19 lat rar. a.... pi Am. Tobacca 4a.: 71 o n. 4V 1S da aa U'"io. racinc 4a Ac-biaon tan, 4a 1l N. T. c. Ivta n da s. L.. Ill M " aa an 4. -a do tt. 4a.-;:.-.; HSN. Y. CHy 4Wa saw. .11:4 do 6a. a T . N. H. H. A. C. L lat 4a 7"4 c. 4a ..' Ba). ft OHIO 4a A W. 1st ron. 4a. k do I'ta..... 94 do vw, 4a 98 do s. w. IWa is. Fariric It. :v7 Bra. Tr nr. 4a , -i0. S. V. rids 4a .... i can So. in ta UPtna. it. isi 1i5... M', int.' central Loaihar 5a... HRe(Jlri an. 4a lno r. of N. 1. a....liS8t. L. A s. r. fs- 4. HO1 Chea. A Ohio 44a....l05i,8t. L g. W. r. 4a.... 7 Chlraan A A. Ia ... iS o lat told 4s 4 r , B A Q. . 4 anadSaabnard A. L. 4a ... Tls C. M. A .. g. 4a mso. ftotfic eol. 4a .... C. R. I. A P. c. 4a.. fw ftf lat raf. 4a s do col. ta lSo. Railway ta. Ill1 do rfds. 4i dn aan. a m OCC. 4 61. U I. 4a. l7ul'nloa Parltic 4a 1"8 "olo. Ind. 5a "4 do er. 4a KU'i Colo. Mid. 4a 7 do lat raf. 4a ... M r. s. r. A . 4a.. Wi'V. 8. Rubbrr In84j ..lu. s. Htaal Id oa 1"4 . ,li;'4 Va.aro. Chen. ia... M44 . ; txl'a WabaaB lat 5a II. '4, .. 7a do lat ox. 4a "'4 .. sbVWeatorn Md. 4a S3", :.T4 Waot. Eloc. ct. 5a .... 91 . . 74 Wis. Central 4a SS .. JHD. A R. O ref. ta... 4't ..1404r. O. rf. ctfa. 5a..l01-1i III. Ten. lat raf. 4a...losN. R. R. of M. 4ia.. 4 11 Mat 4a 78So. Pacific 4l rtr ... Bid. ffad. D. A H. r. 4a. do lat ref. 4a.. P. A R. O 4a... DltUllsra' 5a .... Erie p. 1. 4a do sen. 4a....'.. do 4a series A. do aerlea B Oen. Els ct. ta. of the original strength of Centrsl Rail- f'",ysi H &J 1!;I,1" ,cftn roaa or isew jersey, no news wss forth coming. The advance In Delaware. Lack awanna st weatern and the seeming em barrassment of Its directors to find it plan ror suitaDie distribution or the company a surplus, ha a stimulating effect on all the coalers. One report that srlses In conneotion with this movement 1s that tho plan for meeting the possible confirma tion of the commodities clsuse of the Hepburn law will nrovlde for some distil. ouuon or assets among stocKholders in the anthracite companies. The avmosthetlc nature of the strength of this group and of a miscellaneous collection of specialties was not convinc ing ana tn general list did not. at anv time, respond. While the demand In the Reneral list failed to respond, there wss esltatlon about selling. The const iuence was a considerable reduction In the vol ume of the market's activity outside the coalers and a narrow price movement. The selling became more conspicuous late in tne asy. The hlililv speculative na ture of the ordinary Reading movement and the doubtful character of some of the aoeclaltlea broutrht forward Into prominence caused their Influence to wane. Part of the repression on the mar ket was due to an apprehension that a crlsl might be aonroachlna In the wheat speculation. Growing disapproval of the speculative movement in wheat is nenrci in the financial district, but a sudden collapse in wheat would not be without power of disturbance In other markets. Chicago reported some Improvement In the demand for money for mercantile uses, snd this was accented as a prom ising Incident. Securities markets every where seemed to regard the march of events In Turkey with tranoullllty. - No. tlce by the bankers of sn advance In the offered price of the Michigan Central debenture 4 per cent bonds was regsraea as evidence of the sustained Investment demand for securities. Bonds were irregular. Total ssies psr value, S. 484, 000. United States bonds were unchanged on call. Number of aales sno leading quotations on stocks were as follows: galas. Hlfh. Low. Cleee. Local Deearltles. ' Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns. Jr., 614 New York Life Building: Bid. Aakes. ....... 14 17 Amalgamated Copper .. Am. C. A r Am. C. A r. pfd Am. Cottoa Oil Am. H. I- prd Am. lea Securities Amariean Llnaead ...... A marl nan Locomotive .', Am. Locomotive pfd.... Am. S. A R Am. S. A It-, pfd Am. Sugar R arming ... Am. Tobacco pfd American Woolen Anaconda Mining Co.... Au-htaon , Atchlaon pfd ,..(...... Atlantic Coast Una ... Baltlmora A Ohio ilal. A Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Tr Canadian Pacific Central Leataor Central Laminar pfd.... Central of Naw Jersey. Chesapeake A Ohio..... Chicago Gt. W Chicago A N. W , c, at. St. r. lt.JOO 74' 7STa ' g.tlXl 50i 44 49 1 1IM Hl'4 lilt U14 1.4VI0 400 t. inn S.joo M1 40", MS 17-4J 6H is4 40", JS4, 144, 4414 t.H'4 40 JI4 Baatrlcs Craamery. common Cody Canal Aaaoclallon. t Columbus L. H. 4 P. ia 124 City ot Omaha Bonda. 4Via lt Douilaa County 4a II Oaia City Malt Company t German rlra Int. to Ind. Tel. 6a 1937 (50 Pfd bonsai Kanaas City R. A L. ta ltll K. C. R. A L pfd t Nebraaka Tel. Stock Omaha Gas ta 11J.....' Omaha C. U A P. ta 1931 Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. ta 1914 Omaha C. B. St. Ry. ta UU Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. pfo. t Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. com. 4 Omaha A C. B. Ry. A Bridge pfd 4 Omaha Water Co. ia 1919 Omaha Watar Co. oa 1944..., Omaha Water Co. Iipt pfd Omaha B. of T. Bldg. t o. pfd 9 Omaha B. P. A T. Co. la 1911 Fact flo T. A T. Co. to 1917 Rrott'a Bluff, Neb., Water 4 Sooth Omaha Bewar 44a 124 Sioux City Stock Yards pfd 4 saim m company Trl-state Land Co. pfd. 7 (com. bonus) 15 Topeka St. Ry. b Villon Block Tarda Co., Omaha, 4.... I24 9 VI lfll4j 7Vj 11 9f 17 991. 99 ' 13 V, 4H 99 94 H 100 1M IS 109 110 41 94 4 :oi 101 1W 14 7'S IVs : ina 91 104 13 101 95 H 10S 1V4 90 inn W!4 11. nn ns infH tioo 14 100 Mia 10414 134 944 0MAH1 LIVE ST0C1 MARKET Receipt, of Cattle Much Smaller Than Last Week. HEAVY HOGS STEADY TO HIGHER Light Receipts of l.imki aad err Slow, Frlce Cootlaae A boot atcadr. SOL'TH OMAHA. April OT. TO. Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Official Mondav 67 Estimate Tuesday 4.00 Two davs thla week... 7 T8 Pams days lsst week.... 10. 773 Same days t weeks ago.. 7.Z1S Same davs 3 weeks ago..l2.0S0 Same days 4 weeks ago.. 4. 141 Bams aava laat year .&aa Tke following tabls shows the receipts 01 csttle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha tor th year to date, compared with last year; 1kp. Inc. Dec. Cattl 17 Jfawi Hogs 840.SW S12.0M 71,103 Sheep bJb.SU 447.6M 7S,T' The following tame snows tin average price of hoga at South Omalisj for the last several days, wtlh comparisons: i.y.i a.oAi i:.ono taio 1.71 8 0hl 14.917 ItS.Wl 10.0"3 16.il 7S. CI 17,4 17.2 n,-4 iMi 15,54 Date. I 10. l0S.lVJ.19o. 106. 1904. il0. April ... April ... April 10.. April 11.. April 12.. April II.. April 14.. April IS.. April 14.. April 17.. April IS.. April 19.. April 30.. I vt 7 00 ( ! e 8m 87' S 74 Ml 4 481 4 tt ' t mi 1 m t 72 4q It I 4 I 4b I 66! 6 43i I I 87 U M'V I 431 6 39 4 68 4f tn s : I 1B 4 SOI ss S4 I M s 46 I 4! 61 I 10 I M I 34 I 421 ItSj I 31 6 2 6 23 6 Oil 6 2: 4 11 6 19 t r 7 16 1 26 1 a 4 Jt! 4 Ml) T 19 IK 13 4 M) 7 II 4 8 I 04 4 98 4 U 7 07 7 30 7 1 7 19 7 10 Sunday. The official number ot cars brought in today by each road was: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.H'r's. C, M. & St. P........ 4 4 .. 1 tVabasli I .. ,. Missouri Pacific 1 4 1'nion Pacific 41 V I 1 C. 4V N. W., east.... 4 1 C. & N. W west.... 43 49 2 I C, St. P. M. & 0 11 10 C, B. & Q , east 12.. C, B. A U.. west.... 64 42 6 C, R. 1. & P., east.. .. 3 C, R. I. A P.. west.. .. 2 Illinois Central 1 C. O. W I 3 Total' receipts ....169 180 16 The disposition of the dsy's receipts, was as follows, each buyer purchasing the num ber of head indicated: Cattle. Hogs. 8hee.. Omaha Packing Co, 896 1,43 W bwirt and company b z,4i i,z4i 1,337 813 1.14 :H .... i I.O09 . 4i 4S 4 l.vm loi'a l7V in;u ' 400 10C4 1M 1W4 124 44. mo 114. 11. 'a 9f.5 77 744 itt 1109 177H 17SH 17H tort Mi SIS, 9H ins ion, ioi'4 101 400 IM S79'4 ikll It. 1100 ; 7d4 744 400 I'A S'i f.1 4I0 181 111 ll'lt 1.500 1MM 1414 1494 o r r a- ar 1... Colorado TT t. .. 1,K WV tt't. Comraflo A So. . X ... . . ( 4,0 , S4T "4 11 HI 12 IMS US 944 74 ' ni'a J0' 9H14 47 47 .It 31 700 UIH 1M . 1454 144 400 t 4 l.inn 14', 14t4 l.noo 114 444 13 "00 00 4909 100 " 1(10 1.100 1M 444 1 94 4.1 'V 464 4 U 30 IS 20 U 20 10 1714 10 62i 10 66 I 7ti 7H I 80 No. 8. Cash guolatlona were as follows: FlA)UR Htaady: winter patents, i l.O, winter straights. to.tVid.so; spring pal snta.. i.9tKU.10; spring straights, 4.ul ,u, takers, I3.40ei4.70 RYE Ni. BARUCY reed -or mixing, Oifitkic; fsir to fhok-e malting, JBi&4i7Vi'. . tilCEDS Flax. No.;l south western. ll.fcSV; S'u. 1 northwrstero, 11 6V Tunothy, Ji.su. Clover. 19.79. I ROVJSIONS Men pork, per bb!., Ili 1143 U 10. Jid, per loo lbs.. 110.36. tihurt ribs, i dea llooao). 14 l.,1'rJ-S- Short clear sioV'a iboxedl. tj ttiV-ilO 56. Total clearancaa of wheat and flour war equal to 94.0U) bu. ITlmary rrcelpta wer 119 OuO bu.. oompored-. wltu ),W bu. the corresponding day .a -year ago. Tho world s riaibia supply as shown by Bradstrsei'a, ncreased T.6u(i.0ta bu. r.stimaled receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, '1 cars, vorn, 43 cars; oata. 64 car St. Loot (General Market. ST. IXUIS, April 29. WHEAT Futures lower; cash higher; track. No. 2 red, cash, Jl SoSU-!1: No. - hard, I1.21W1.36; May, I1.24S: July, I1.09H. ' CORN Firm; cash higher; track. No. J cash, Wif'i; No. t white, 74c; May, ,04jo; July. 6SHc OATS Futures lower; cash firm; track. No. I cash. aocbotHsc; No. 3 whits, 67c; Mav, 64c; July, 48c. RYE Nominal, &Wfi13c. FIjOUR Firm; red winter patents, 6.SO(h7.00; extra fancy and straight, I&.604J 1.16; hard winter clearg, 4 20tf 4.70. KKF.r Timothy, 12.16 01.16. CORKKBA 1-13.60. BRAN Firm; sacked, oast track, 11.294 LSI. HAY Strong; tlmotny, 112.00017. 00; pral rle. Ill.Oott'U 6IX. IKON COTTON TIES 80c. BA0K11NO 7 1-lSc. HEMP TWINE 7c. PROVISIONS Pork, loser; jobbing 117.6 lrd. unchanged; prim steam. flO.lOft.li.a). Dry salt meats iDosed), nigner; snorts, 110.60: clear ribas tlO.76; short clears, 110.76. Bacon iboxedl. higher; extra short. 111.74; clear rba. Ill 7V; short clears, 111.76. POL'I.TRY-Qult; chickens, 12vc: strings 18c; turkeys, 14417c; ducks, lie; geese, 6c. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls v 6.W0 iii.ono Wheat, bu 69.0"O Corn,- bu 2 600 6i.Oi Oats, bu IM00 41.601) - Philadelphia Prodoe Market. PHILADELPHIA. April 20. BUTTER Firm; fair demand: extra western cream' erv.'c: nearby prints. 30c. IXK1J4 Firm; Pennsylvania and other nearby firsts, free' cases, 22c. at mark: current receipts, returnable cases. Sic, at mark: western firals, fien casgs, 22c. at mark; current receipts, free case. 3HT 2K'. at mark. '. CHEESE-Firmer;, Ntw York. full creams. thoicA, Wc, .fair to good, 140lac. Toledo Beoal Market.' TOLEDO. Asrll .-EED llover. cash. Id.86; April, tfr fc: tietober, W.S-''i; Decem ber. K."; Marcn,'o.iJt(j; Mo.. 2. 14.70; No 3. g-.i.'4. rejected. IS. Su; no grade, 64 74. Tlmotiiy, prima, 11.10. Alslke. prim. 14. 10. Colo. A So. lat tM....... 7 12 Colo. A So. 14 pfs ConaollaatMl (las 1 400 1J Corn Pro4ucu I.ono 5:4 Dalawara Huilann 1,900 186 TMDTsr A Bis Grands 91. HO 14 D. A R. 0. pf4.. manners' Securities . Rrls Erie lat pfd Rrls 94 pf4 General Ctectrlo Great Nnrtharn pfd....' Oi. Northern pfd ctfa. Illinois Central Isterboroush Mat Int. Met. pfd International Paper ... Int. Papa pfd International Pump 1,700 3944 Iowa Central I.too 4' Kanaaa City So l,4t 44 K. C. So. pfd K 72S Loulavllls A N... Minn. A St. I.... m , Bt. P. A a. a. MlaasuH Pad flo . M., K. A T 19.4O0 4314 M.. K. A T. Pfd 90S 7S4 National Load It. 900 90 Na York Central 4. SO 131 N. Y.. O. A W... 15.000 M4 Norfolk A Wasters 1.900 924, North American .7,900 144 Northern Pacific Pacific Mall Penneylvanta People' a Cas P.. C C Bt. L. Praseed Steel Car Pallman Palace Car Railway Steel Spring.... Retains; Republic Sieel Republic Steel pfd Rock Iitand Co Rock leland Co. pfd St. L. A S. r. M pfd... St. Louis S. W St. L. S. W. pfd Sloas-Shefftetd S. A I... Southern Pacific So. Pacific pfd Southern Railway So. Railway pfd I.mo 114 Tennessee Copper " 41 Tsiaa A Pacific 1.010 14 t.. at. a w so 44 T.. St. U A W. pfd 4 t'nlon Pacific 72. tu 1M ll 117 'a Union Pacific pfd H 964 964 II. S. Rubber 1.400 4 M V. S. Rubber 1st Bfd 1.4'X 14'4 1"4 104 C. S. Steel 57.101 124 il'i Hit I'. S. Steel pfd t'tah Copper Vs. -Carolina Chemical Va.-Caro. Chen. pfd.. Wabash Wsbaak pfd Weetlnshouee Electric Western Colon Wheeling A L. Wleconain Central .... Am. T. A T Co Tout sales for the day, 944. too shares. ' Ualoa Stock Msrket. IiONDQN. April 30.-iAmerlcan securities were, aulet at Irreguhtr prices during the first hour tmiftv. Roadlhar declined 'a. hut H I flurtiiullona In the rant tt tha list ..r 11I 'imlted and ranged from above to 14 be low yeateraay s mew-torg closing. ucnaon closing stocic-quotaiions: Conaola. money 95 M,, it. a T do account.... .1 to S: T. Central.. . Anaconda ' Norfolk A W.... Atchisnn .: 1104. 4o pfd...'....... do eM. in4 Onurlo A W.... Ball I more A Ohio. ...101 PcnoayWanla ... . Canadlao Pacific lwi4Rnn Mines Cheespeaks A O...... 1SU itoadln CMcaro O. W 44 ftouchern Ry chl.. Mil. A St. P..1U4 d pfd Tie Boors 1J4 Southern Paclrle. Deaver A Rio O &34GTilm Pacific... . do pfd..... o .dor pfd. .v Frle I14i' iv stasl...... do 1st pfd 41 do pfd 94 Wabash 10 do pfd 1494Spanleh 4a Xioulavllfe A N 14144 Amal. Copper.... SILVER-Stesdy at 23 11-lSd per ounc. MOsi-i per cent. The rate of discount In the oDen "market for short bill Is IV per cent; for three months' bills, A.1V per cent. 14 1 7S "III a 194 M4 4K 3 18 1414k t4 I4t' 1S4 444 II f4 19 4 l 4 4fS 7Z4 do Id pfd. Orasd Trunk Illinois Central.. .i4r 944 . 90 . 914 . I4 . tv . 744 . 04 . 43 .1H .1914 . 94 . U4 .1174 . 19 . m . H4 . 7I4 .Treasury Statesurot. WASHINGTON. April 20.-Todav s stste- metit of the treasury balances In the gen eral fund, exclusive of' the 1150.000.000 gold reserve, shows: Available caBh balance. II27.613.97i;; gold coin and bullion. 147,860,682; gold certificates, l3S,9np.2i0. Bank Clearlags. OMAHA. Aorll 20. Bank clearlnirs for to- day were 12,136,861.62 and for the corre sponding date last year 11,539,481.68. In LherpMl Crala Market. 1JVERPOOU April SO. WH KA T Spot , N. I r4 setiara wilier, 9 141. at- Mllstaakeo Crala Market. MILWAUKEE. Wis.. AprU JO-WHEAT . i norii.ern i no-. northern i .tan I V July. inr-V bid ... . . I'lATo Standard. 6'V'' BARLLi:-tUmi.lvMt, ooafl. WO 18K4 1314 iH4 1400 6M4 694 69 400 13T4 114 1.17 V 9.100 74 744 744 4!H 41 134 11 94 M4 I'.S'i 134 49 41 91 VZ 91 . M4 11.604 14t 1444 144 so 63,100 1114 114 1 1.4U0 111 114 li4 700 SI 7 1974 IV 40 .S74.T00 148 4 sno 9"0 14 . 14.100 M4 . 9, 19 0 41 146 12 74 27 4 404 J3 67 76 11.900 120 ltl 1197, IIS) 1214 1-34 14 4.109 18 18 T7 0 67 67 Cotton Market. NEW TORK, April 20.-COTTON-Th market opened steady at an advance of 1 point, which waa lower than due on the cables s a result of scattering liauldation prompted by private reports of rain in Texas. Shortly after the opening prices mprovea on neavy Duymg by Liverpool houses, strength In New Orleans, covering Dy recent sellers ror a turn and a renewal of bull support from some of the leading trade interests. The market waa quite firm and active during the middle of the morn. i Ing, with prices ruling some 649 point net 17 higher. 14 Knot closed OUlet. 20 Points hls-herr mlI. 994 idling uplands. 10. lie; middling gulf. 11.10c; no ssies. Cotton futures opened steadv: Mav. in.Ym- July, 10.84c; August, 10.21c; October, 10.14c; uecemDer, io.ioc; January. 10.04. Futures closed steadv: AdtII. 10 4At- Mav 10.49c; June, 10.49c: July. 10.49c; August', 10.38c; September, lO.aic; October, 10.29c; November, 10.2e: December, 10.26c; Janu ary, 10.20c; March, 10.19c. GALVESTON. April 20. COTTON-V.r. ket higher at 10 6-loe. OALVHSTON Anrll Sn rriTTnf.' u... U't higher. 10 6-lftc. ?: I ST frills inrll mVWTnwO...J... i.uu.ii.B. vna-t mmtm. iiu II , - WCBipir, WSI bains; shipments, 006 bales; stock, . 44,071 bales. Orchard & Wilhelm qiq'Ifc'lS South Sixteenth Street. VERTICAL FILING DEVICES FOR BILLS. LETTERS, LOOSE SHEETS, INVOICES, ORDERS, CATALOGS, ETC., ETC. "We would like to show you this most practical of filing devices. We are sole local agents for (Jlobe-Wernickc Com pany's Elastic Filing Business System. These come in steel and wood. They are the most iopular and best per fected filing and systeinizing devices of the day. Adapted to any business, any size. J a. lv- ' 1 j llf J : t- ""-TaJ-? ' to pretty good sdvsntsge, but some of the largest buyers were refusing to even look at light hogs, claiming that tlisy did not have any orde.s for that kind. Other buyers took advantsge of the decreased demand and started out bidding decidedly lower, In many cases as much ss htflOe lower than the asms kind ot hogs sold for yesterday. It Is hardly necessary to add that the market on light hogs was very slow, salesmen being backward about tak ing off, and the forenoon was well ad vanced before anything Ilka a clearance wss effected on thst kind. When th light hogs finally sold It was on the basis of prices that were weak to 6c lower on the better grade. The common light loads were hard to move, bids on that kind being IfriO lower and at the tlm of closing thla report there were still a number of the poorer loads unsold. sellers. A few of the very best loads sold count of the stormy westher. Jotibcrs from Cudahy Packing Co 851 !,26 Armour & Co 833 3.042 Vansant A Co 1"0 Carey &. Benton 34 lrfbman A Kothchlld J" W. I. Stephen 1 Hill & Son .12 F. P. Lewis 68 Huston & Co 35 J. B. Koot & Co W J. H. Bulla 113 U Wolf 43 McCreary A Carey Bam Werthimer W H. F. Hamilton 6ft M. Hagerty & Co 122 F. O. Inghram 8 Sullivan Bros 32 Llimnr Bros 7 1'nlon Dress Beef 139 Hoffman " 21 Illinois Packing Co 1-4 Swarts-Boland 272 Othr Buyers S31 ..... Totsls ......4,211 10,431 4.042 CATTLE There wa'e a fair run of csttle this morning, but still a very heavy falling off as compared with Tuesday of last week. Ths receipts for the week to dat are de cidedly short of the record of last week, but are still about up to the average. As was the case yesterday, the supply of stockers and feeders was comparatively light and as there was a good demand the market opened first on that kind of cattl. Prlue paid were steady to a little stronger on Kim if tha best kinds. One bunch of Wyoming hay-feds reached $6.76. the. high est pries paid so far this year. tor western feeder. Everything in sight waa soon dis posed of, the trade as a whole being very satisfactory to the selling interests. Cows and heifers were In fair demand and they sold In good season, though the ma.-ket wss at no tlm very active. The best heifers sold up to 16.60, with spayed Wyoming hay-fed heifers at 16.20 and 16.30. Beef steers wr slow sellers all day long. Buyers picked out here and there a few loads that Just happened to suit st prices that were close to steady, but, on the other hand, they were bidding a muen aa 103l&c lower on other cattle, and a good many had to sell that way. ynotatlims oni tattle: Good to choice cornfed steers, Io.90i84i.40; fair to good corn fed steers, I5.60t(.90; common to fair corn fed steers, 4.60.60; good to choice cows snd heifers, V.W&o.iO; fair to good sows and heifers, l3.S5sf4.76; common to fair cows and heifers, !2.2633.86; stork heifers, 13.0034.26; veal calves, 13. 26.76; bulls, stags, etc., I3.004M.9O; good to choice stock ers and feeders, M.EOA&.TS: fair to good stockers aiu feeders. It.OOG.fSO; common to fair stockor cid feeders. I3.2&34.00. BEEF "TEERS. No. 14 Ill II 6 J 27 40 70 44 40 4 41 41 7 I 71 49 77 74 74 71 74 90 1 II 41 41.. 13. . 40.. 17.. 71.. 14.. 71.. 17.. 78.. 7.. M.. II.. At. St.. fr. .. 94 ... I II ..9M 100 4 TS .194 SO 4 10 ..119 10 I TO ..194 ... 110 ..194 40 79 ..an 40 1 7i . .907 10 4 7 ..1K4-... 4 74 ..171 ... 4 16 ,.9M 100 t 71 ..119 tn III . .Ml 120 I IS ..197 ... 4 10 ..114 90 IA 141 140 I 90 SO I to 49 4 94 40 4 U 40 I II ISO I 44 til 190 I 94 191 ... Ill 104 40 I 94 il4 41) I 90 142 ISO T 0 114 ... 190 191 ... 190 tot 44 90 917 t40 I 90 2C0 ISO I 96 911 10 I 9r 140 ... I9S 242 120 I 96 .... SHI 40 I K 140 40 I 971 22 200 ;n4j ..111 ..144 ..211 ,.9D9 ..117 Ko, 99. 21. 2. 47. 40. 14. 71.. 44.. 71.. tt . 79.. II.. 12.. 2.. II. . 16.. IT.. 44 . I.. 46.. 17.. 47.. 72 Ibt 66.. 44.. 41.. 41.. 99. . II.. 74.. II.. S3.. 94. . 14.. 44.. Oh. Pr. SO 7 0(i 40 1 0 ) 11 ... 7 90 7 no ... I on 40 no 0 i no ... 7 0 90 7 ft. 40 7 00 ... t 00 ... 7 00 ... J n ... 7 00 90 7 00 10 T on ... 1 Oo .Ii4 110 7 00 .944 ... 7 OO .299 199 7 00 .291 249 7 06 292 ... 7 0 .. 7 til .204 90 7 06 ...100 140 J 06 ...20 SO 7 06 ...Hi 40 T 06 ...960 ... 7 06 ...241 ... 1 07Ve ...960 ... Kli ...941 90S 7 10 ...290 SO 7 10 ...in 190 1 10 ...IU 40 T 16 ' ...191 90 1 It A. .191 249 941 941 Jit 14 272 I7 396 997 ni 394 249 149 XI J70 944 141 n4 144 39 144 :2-4 74 27 40H 1.100 1HK 114V lU't 4110 4?.4a 42.1 4'i 10 47 41 1.100 1.700 100 2u0 194 41', 6!4 1 II 474, 12 V 70 4-4a lit tl4 i 47, s? 6i flcial closing: Atchlaon adj. 4s .... 4a 4s Alrhlsan R. R 4 ra Buatan A Albany... N. V., N. H. A H 3410 per cent. Boatoa Stocks ssd Boaids B08TON. April 20.-Money, call loans. 2 ju per cent; time loans, on . 9A", Butte Coalition .iOral. A Aruona. .I'4iral. A Her la.... .1021 Copper Rente .. it pair west . t'nisa Pacini 197 Uranbf 94 Am. Arts. Chem lAUrnni Cananea 10Va 4a Sf4 94 lei Royals 24 Sm. fnau. Tub IteMase. Mining , 44 A mar. Sugar Ut Michlsaa it as prd i39aMobaii toi Am. T. A T....; lilSMoni. C. A C 24 Amer. Woolen CSeNeveila i to fd ; 4 UI4 Uomlnlos i74 Demloion I. A 14 Oireaia 1JS Maes. Rlactrlc 1:' Parrot ut so pf4 Qaimr U Msaa. Oaa 44 Shannon 14 I nlte4 Prult 114 Tamarsck 64 tnlted S. 14 4HTrlBltf 141 4o ptt 99 I site roesar u I'. 9. Steal el I'. S. Minis 46 so aid 1144, r. a. on j AOTsnisr e'ltab 414. Allsues Victoria 4 Amalgamates 7aWlnons 142 Artioaa Com 4 4Wolrerlne , ill Allenuo IvNortb gutts 17 Metal Market. NEW TORK, April 20. METALS The London tin market was higher today, with snot quoted at X134 6s, and futures at 136 7s 6d. Locally the market wa firm nd higher also, with spot quoted at 29.50b 28.70. Copper was unchanged In the Ixmdon market, with spot quoted at 67 6a and futures at 4:68. The local market was dull 11, o wit n' ana unchanged, with lake quoted at I12.874 l.l ia"V 11714 134i 4HJJ.U0; elertrolytlc at 12.501?.M. and cast ing at L2.37Wfe12.DO. Lead waa unchanged at 13 Is 9d In London. The local market waa firm at 4.2U$4.26. Spelter waa un changed at 3 12s &d In London. The local market remained firm st tfi.02H307V. Iron was unchanged In the English market, with Cleveland warrants quoted at 47s 9d. A somewhat steadier tone la reported In the local Iron market, with No. 1 foundary northern at I15.7516.50; No. 2 northern at HS-Mi 11.26; No. 1 southern and No. 1 south ern soft at tl6.60ttll.00. ' ST LOII8, April ao.-METAI-flLead. weaker at H.12v Spelter, steady at 64. 96. i4 loo 05 7T IS Franklin le4 Coffee Market. NEW YOHK, April 20. COFFEE F'u ture market closed steady, net unchanged to 6 points higher. Havre wa Me higher. Selling in th local market reflected scuttur. ut ling liquidation, chiefly In the near positions. tor wnicn mere wa a good demand from trade In tnts and shorts. Sales were re ported of 19,750 bags, including April and May at 4.96c. July at I.l0fe l&o. and Sep tember at 106c. Spot, quiet; Rio No. 7, Ho: No. 4 Santos, 'c. Uild, dull. Cordova, 9ijlJc. ew lork Mlalasr Stocks NEW VORK. April 3). Closing quotations on mining stocks: Alice 13 fsdrllle Coa B.-uaiwLS Cos I Mule thief Com. Tunas', atock. -' Meikas 0o aenOa Con. Cel. A Vi Hera Sllier Iroa Sller Offered. taj Ot.tar.a .. 6 uphir . . ai SisrdarS . .10 tallow Jarkst .. 4 4 . is . M .S:.i . l' . ei Forelga Flaaarlal. BERLIN. April 20-Prices on the Bourse todsy rose strong y upon the expectation that there would be a re-establishment of order In Turkey without a civil sr and the Improved Amxncaa iron market re ports. PARIS April 30. Prlies on the Bjurse today- moid firm tin to Inlwt Uiai Iter agar and Melaaars. NEW TORK. April I1O.-8LOA R-Raw. steady; fair refining, 342c; centrifugal. 9S test. 392c. Molasses sugar, 1.17c. Refined, steady; No. I, 4.46c; No. 7. 44uc; No. k, 4.3iie; No. 9, 4.30c; No. 10. 426c; No. 11, 4.20c; No. i' 4.16c; No. 13, 4.1oc; No. 14. 4.1uc; confsitloners' A, 4.76o; mould A. 6.30c; cut loaf, 4.76c; crushed. 6ioc; powdered, S.06c; grsnulsted. 4 96c; cubes. 6.2ur. MOLA88E8-4iuiet; New Orleans open kettle, good to choice, Sift43c. Oils aaa Hoala. OIL CITY. Pa.. Apri' 30.-OII-Credlt bal ances, 11.71; runs, 4.104 bbls.: avrag 1I1.764 bbls.; shipment. 211. 3n bbls.; aver age. 1S3 1 bbls. SAVANNAH. April 20. TURPENTINE pull ac. . KOSIN-Firm: B. CVj736: r. 8 40: K. KI66: F. t): Q. ti. li. tn'i.S, I, 94 l': K. tr. 06: M 16 ?R. N, Ai.30, W. G , 16 3i; W. W, b.4ta 4i. Me. A Pr. No. . FT. 4 10 4 76 91 ll 10 9 1M I 10 II 1136 I 10 6... 1214 I 20 je 1041 I SO li 944 I 90 9 1S72 I H I HO i 26 21 1231 I 90 I ISO 6 16 It 1996 6 90 I ISO 6 99 19 1141 I a.i 1 964 6 In II Ill I M II 1100 t 16 17 .....1411 6 96 16 14 I 40 17 1100 00 14 1116 6 66 22 1221 I 00 II 1lo 6 Id 21 1.121 I SO I?.. Hit 190 V. Ittl I n 40. 1 1014 I 70 II Uti I I II 1176 I 71 1 1130 I 10 62 1119 6 76 90 UN I ! 9 111! 6 16 14 nil I 1 II 1160 i SO U 1016 I 10 II 1364 I 90 10 lii I n COWS. 4...... 1012 2 90 1 1104 4 7 1 110 I 46 6 1110 4 10 7 Ml I 16 II 1000 4 Is 4 Hit I 90 It 91 4 45 i 946 4 00 17 1141 4 90 4 10S.-1 4 00 1 1041 4 96 1 940 4 on 1 inso 1 00 4 946 4 15 I 1910- 6 90 1 917 4 60 1 .1161 I M I 1000 4 46 I im I 24 6 1140 4 TO HEIFERS, 1 690 4 00 1 1100 I 00 3 146 I 23 1 166 6 06 I l I 60 1.... 190 i 16 1 144 I 65 64 966 S 20 7 491 I 75 12 942 I 2 7 937 I 15 9 96 I 26 14 Tt i 26 II 909 6 26 1 760 4 60 9 1070 I 24 I Ml 4 60 46 Ml 9 20 91 740 4 46 1 110 I 10 II 740 4 16 BULLS. t 1900 9 16 - 1 914 4 IS 1 IN IM 41 1961 4 4 1 1U0 9 66 1 12SO 4 64 1 9M I In 1 1U0 4 10 1 110 I 7.1 1 9070 4 ;i 1 1114 I 76 1 1610 4 T6 1 1190 9 16 1 1709 4 78 1 1374 4 1 1460 4 15 2 1146 4 10 1 1700 4 15 1 11164 4 16 1 I0 1 104 4 it 1 4740 4 90 CALVES. ! 411 4 60 1 199 I Oo 1 190 6 00 9 120 I 00 1 110 9 00 I Ill 16 1 2J0 I 00 1 144 I 15 I 140 6 OO 1 100 I M 1 90 I 00 1 us I 16 1 933 4 00 1 130 I 16 It 201 I 60 I lul I 24 1 190 I 60 1 319 I ... I 100 6 60 1 10s 24 I 171 I 74 t II I 15 t 120 I 00 1 140 I 60 1 210 4 00 1 170 4 60 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 1 40 I 46 I 4 I 70 4 7S0 4 On 6 714 t li 10 &5 4 II II 7J4 4 1) 14 411 4 9 17 144 I 10 II 696 4 40 41 nil 6 60 BHKKf Both sheep and lambs com manded steady prices on this morning's market. Receipts were only moderate and tne quality or the offerings not as good as usual. NOtwithstand n 1 aht rece Dls. buyers were Inclined to discriminate at ,tlie opening, and as a result, trade through out was somewhat slow. It waa one those featureless market where everything move slowly at unchanged ouotatlona. Practically all of the offering had changed nanas Dy :so o clock A bunch of choloe. light-weight Mexican lambs made 18.00. the too of the day. A few Mexican wethers, cut out from a drove or yearlings, were aood enouah to move at tS.W. but offerings In sheep, as Is gen erally in ease, were in tne minority, and there was nothing of any consequence with wnicn 10 mini a test or tn market The market, a a whole, while not ex hibiting any particularly strong soots, waa equally rree rrom depressions. (Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good tn cnnice iambs, wi.bWQH.w. rair to good lamb, I7.2&S-7.50; good to cholca light yearllnaa. 6 8MJ'7.26; good to choice heavy yearllnaa. H. 6034.86; good to choice wethers, 16.000 t.oo; rair to gooa wetners, 46. (bw.oo; good to choice ewes, 5.7Ti4?00; fair to good ewes, eo.2bva.io; cuua ana ducks, t1.uuqp4.uu. Representative sues; No. 191 western Iambs 67 western Iambs 270 weatern lambs 6u9 Mexloan lambs 660 western- lambs 26 spring Iambs 9 western lambs 16 western lambs, culls.. 43 western ewes 22 western lsmbs. culls.. 840 western lambs 210 western Iambs 1 western yesrllng ewe. 560 western lambs 41 western ewes, culls... 7g western ewes 151 western wethers I western ewes Wyoming Walters Bros, IS feeders.. 1011 I 60 Wyoming Diamond Cattle Co. 61 feeders.. 104 6 76 HOGS Ther was a very liberal run of hogs hsrs this morning, la cars being rs ported In. making tha receipts for the two days 1I.9U) head, as against 14.900 lsst wsck snd 10.000 heed for the week before. Dur ing the sams two days last year only 9900 bead war received, in other word ther ha been a gain for the two days over a year ago or i.ouo read. Ths msrket opened with heavy hogs of good quality in very fair demand and ot ferlngs of such met with quits ready sale, prices ranging anywhere from steady to so riigner. 1 nus a ronsiaersme proportion of the heivy hogs brought 7.0O'a7.0&, snd on up ss high ss 17.16 for strictly good loads. Most ef the heavy hogs chsnged hands In very good season In the morhinc Light hogs, oa tb oiner band, wet slow At. Pr. AS 7 73 .73 7 75 . 0 7 90 73 7 M .61 I 00 ,38 10 00 , 7 7 75 .72 I to 1 110 6 00 OS 6 76 ,72 7 70 ,64 7 70 , 9.0 4 00 , 91 7 75 .. 98 4 26 ,.96 I 76 ,.1'W 10 .. 7 6 00 the west and south are coming to the mat- kot more freely to look ovtrr the cotton goods situation. Cotton ysrns sr consid erably hlaher and are se.MIng ' moderately. 1 otton goods rum steady at prices higher. with a good business in primary houses.' Miscellaneous export trnde is lair, nut the eastern markets are mote quint. A goodly number of duplicates on men s wt-ar fcr fsll are being rt-ceivcu ami prices aiv firmer, ranging. from & cents to 13 cents a yard advance. 1 CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET Cattle Steady, Hoga Steady ta Higher aaal Sheep Steady to Slraag. . CHICAGO. April 20. CATTLE Recelt 4s. 2.600 head; market ateady; steers. t6."S'7.0U; cows, l4.0U0ti.76; heifers. I3.259.00; bulls. .76aj6.i6; calves, t3.6OgS.90; stocker and feeders, l3.3u436.3o. HOG43 Receipts. 10.000 head: market steady to 6c higher; choice heavy shipping, l7.-j'7.40; butchers, I7.lfxit7.l6; light mixed. M-Mi'MO; choice light. t7.0lKfct7.2&; packing, I7.uurs7.20; pigs, 6.0O(Jt).26; bulk of sales. ii.iowi.aa SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 16.000 head; market steady to strong; sheep, I3.2tk$ 6.60; lambs, 6.60)e.l6: yearling. I6.2kai7.36. Kansas City Lira Slock Market. KANSAS CITT". Mo.. April 20. CATTLE Receipts, 11,000 head, Including 800 south erns; market steady to loo lower; choice export and dressed beef steers, K.OTxJrf.tm; fair to good, t aB.uo; western steers, i&.uu &4.30; stockers. and feeders, I4.00&6.60; southern steers, 4.60tp6.20; southern cows, I3.0wii4.00: nstive cows. I3.1b'96.7&; native helfors. 14.0UG1.26; bulls, I3.7bft6.i0; calves. 3.60&6.oO. HOOS Receipts, 14,oiio bead: . market steady to strong; top, 17.26; bulk of sales. tUo&7.20; heavy, I7.00ft7.'.; packers snd butchers. .8fxtf7.a6; light. 16.607.06; pigs, 15. 500 25. SHEEP AND IA MBS Receipts. 6.000 Lead; market stesdy; lambs, !7.00i3.00; Colorado larrvhs. 18.00; yearlings, 6.264j';.40; wethers, K.OtKtiti.ftO: ewes, u.2&a.00; stock ers snd feeders, IU.50i66.j0; Texas muttons, I4.6uft6.36. OMAHA OICHISRAL MARKET. taple n Fancy r radar Prices hf Ished by Bayer aad Wholesaler. BUTTER Cramry. No. I. delivered to the retail trade In 1-lb. carton. 21c; No. t In 40-lb. tub. 30c; No. 2. In 1-lb. cartons, tc; In 0-lb. tubs, S7Vkc; packing stock, 19c; fancy dairy, tubs, lurglc; common roil, Ireah mads, IbQllo. Market change viy Tuesday, KOOS-FreHh selling stock, candied, 209 He No storage stock In Oman markot. CHEESE Finest Wisconsin full oresm. twins, ltf; young Anisrtcaa. 4 in huop, Mv.; favoiii, s in luoy. 10c; aaisies, 20 10 noop, UUo: cream brick, full case, loc; blot wlks, 16c; full cream llmburger. Hie. POULTRY Alive, apringa, Uo; hens. 11c; rocks, 4c; duck, lie; gees. 10c; tut- ksys, lc, pigeons, per uus.. soc; guinea fowls, per dos., 12.60; squabs, per dus.. I Dreaaed, bans, 11c; springs, lLihic; cucka, ' sajc; ducks, 12c; geese, Uu; turkeys, 21c. UlBH wniteiisn, iioxen, jut; neritng. IV:; salmon, 10c; pike, 9c; pickers, 6V14I1V; trout. iuc: catitan, imauc; uauuui. o, tea snapper, 12c; black baaa, 2uv; ci jpples. sj Ic; perch. Sc; coUfiah, 12c; smelts, kg; eels.. uo; looster. green, sic; uousu, eve; irogs lefe. 4c. Kiba no. 1, 17c; iso. z, lie; No. 3, 9ftc Loin No. 1, nsa; No. 2, 13Vc; No. 3, MHc. Chuck No. 1, IVac; No. 2, b-c; No. 3, tiVftc. Hound No. 1, 84jc; No. 2, bc: No. 3, 4c. Plate No. 1, 6c; No. 2, 6c; No. 3, 6o. FRESH FRUITS Apples, western box apples, 2.00iQ'2.60. Bananas, 6-buncn lots, to per lb. Oranges, 2.86ti.25. Lemons, 13.60 424.00; Orspe fruit, 14.60. Grapes, Malagas, 17.60 per keg. Florida pineapples, per crate, 18 00. VEGETABLES Kansaa sweet potatoes, 12.76 per bbl. California celery, 1are, 9Uc; smaller, 60c. New York Holland seed cab bage, 4o per lb. Wisconsin Red Gioo onions, 2c per lb. California cauliflower, 11 per crate. Tomatoes, Florida, l-baskut crate, 3; Cuba, 4-basket crate, 13. Lettuce, par dos., 40c. Old vegetables parsnlpa. turnips, carrots 12.26 per bbl. Florida nsw beets, carrots, persnips, turnips, mi:., per dor., 76c. STRAW BERRIES 13 00(31.25. HIDES No. 1 green. Ic: No. 1 cured, 9a. Wool Market. BOSTON, April 20.-WOOL The ' locl wool market continued very strong and al though trada Is ra,Ui;r..,!UlU prices on wools grading quarter- and three-e'ghths blood show a decided upward tendency. This stiffening of values Is spparent In both foreign and domestlo stocks, In addi tion to the speculative movement In scoured wools there is a ateady demand for foreign stock of msny grades. Shearing continues In Utah; Nevada, California, Texas and northern Arizona. Very little has been done In Idaho to date, however. The leading domestic quotations range ss follows: Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces, XX, BlfTOic; X, XyffZSc; No. 1 washod. 3.S' 39c; No . 2 washed. 2D(ii24c: half-blood, combing, 8031c7 three-eighths blood, comb ing. SOtfjaic; quarter-blood, combing. JfygJli?; delaine, washed, 39t40e. Michigan, Wiscon sin and New York fleeces, fine unwashed, 22 'a 23c; delaine unwashed, 2fc?&c; half blood, unwashed, 29&30c; three-eighths blood, unwashed, 29c; quarter-blood. Btiji 29c. Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri, three eighths blood, 29-UOOc; quarter-blood, tSQ 20c, Scoured values: Texas, fine, 12 months. loftCc: fine, I to I months, effete ; fine. fall, 4647o. California, northern, tsijiwic; middle county, 48'360c; fall, free, 4(4T-. Oregon, eastern. No. 1 staple, ms&c; east ern clothing. 6&$S7c; valley. No. 1. 48&oc Territory, fln staple. 63&5c; fine me dium staple, 60tu-4Uc; fine clothing, &.S(a3-'c; fine medium clothing, 6t5Wc; half-blood, 60aj43c; three-eighths blood, 6Mii0c; quarter blood, 604j63c. Pulled extra, 64tc; tine A, , 6Ktrfi2c; A supers, hWfAc. ST. LOUIS. April 20. WOOIr-Flrni ; territory and western mediums, viwff.'ti'; fine mediums, 184).22c; fine. UfeIKu. Kansas City Grain aad Provisions. KANSAS CITY, April VI). WH K AT May I1.23V4; July, 1.04'4; September, lr9'4o CORN May, 67c; suly, otacj Si-ptcmbor 4C. OATS Unchanged to tje lower;' No. i white, 6w6tic: No. 2 mixed, 6tfMc. RYE-0(&b3o. -. HAY Steady to firm; choice timotliv IU.76&12.UO; choice prairie, fa . 2Sfj 9 . 75 ; choltt alfalla. Ilti.0ufuil7.00. BUTTER Creamery, 28c: firsts. Jbc; Sec onds, 24c; packing stock, 18c. BOGS Extras. 22c; current receipts, fist, zuc; seconds ana dime, too. Receipts. Shinmeuis. Wheat, bu Sti.OiiO 7S.Oi4) Corn, bu 14.0)0 Vi.C'fl Oats, bu 8.000 2,rtio t. Lels LIti Stoek Market. ST. IOUIS. April 20 CATTLE Reoelots !.2l0 head. Including 060 Texans; steady to 10c lower; native shipping and export steers, I6.0utgi7.00; dressed beef and butcher steers. I4 00&A16; steers under 1 OuO lb., I3.600j4i.00; stockers and feeder, M.6uif.26; cow and heifers. n.oOiti.; canners. 62 0062.60; bulls. 14 0155 26; calves. I4.60ty7.00: Texaa and In dian stexrs. t4.00tf4.26; cows and heifers, 22.7666.76. H(J8 Keceipts, 7. nesa: market txstoc hlaher; pigs and lights, 94 Sixa.; packers. 14907.16; butchers and best heavy, 17.260 7 45. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,4fiO head; VkSl&c lower: native muttons, 14 fVuft lambs, 16.004.00: culls and bucks, 13.60 fe6.00; stockers. 3.O0:i4.. at. Jasegh Ulv Itsek Market. ST. JOSEPH. April 20 CATTLE-Re reipts, 2.8U1 head; msrket loo lower; steers, 4.6ilr4.b0; Vows and heifers, 12.60i36.76; cslvea. I3.nul.uu. HOQS Receipts, 1.080 head: markst steady; top, 17 lb; bulk of sales. 94 9tsjy7.06. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4,000 head; market steady; lamb t4.6037.9O. gtsxik ls light. Receipts of live stork at th flv principal weatern markets yeateraay; Cattle. Hogs. Sheer. 4.000 . I.i0 .11.000' . I ttO . 2.600 12.000 I.OUO 14.000 V.V0 10.000 Omaha ....... St. Joseph ... Ksnsaa City St. Louis .... Chicago Totals ... w Yrk Dry Uaads Market. NEW.-YORK. April 20 -The dry goods market Was lominuil mors quiet ou au .23.060 49 KO 30.400 Options at Kansas City: Articles. Open. I High. Low. Close. Wheat I . I ' May 1 24 1 24 1 23 ' 1 23B July I 1 07S 1074s , 1 tVl 7A Sept lOIVs 101'k 8',e 694A Corn I May 6mti 67H 47 67HH.A July 66417 7U 604, MfcA Sept fcV 4k 4i A, asked; B, bid. Visible 8 apply ef Grata. NEW YORK. April 20-Steclal cable arid teltgraphio communications received bv Bradstreet's show the following changes In the available supply, as compared with the previous account: Wheat, United States, at or Rockies, decreased 2.796.O00 bushels; Canada, decreased 1.240, WJ bushels. Total. United States and Canada, de creased, 4.036,000 bushels. Afloat for and tn Europe, decreased S.oOO.OOO bushels. Total American and European supply decreased 7.63&.009 bushels. Corn. United States snd Canada, decreased 2,100,000 bushels. Oata. United States and Canada, decreased 794 099) bushels. The leading decreases and In creases reported this week follow: Det craaaea, Manitoba, 1,391,000 bushel; Chlcaga private elevators, ZW.UUO bushels; St. Jobs, 164.000 bushels; Goderlch. - 77.000 bushels! Portland. M., 71.0ul bushels; Port Huron. 4B.0U0 bushels; St. Joseph, A,0u; Mlniiei apolis private elevators. 60.009 bushels. In creases, Louisville,' 68.000, bushels.' - . Mlaaespolls Floor Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.', ' ApiU JO WHEAT May, 11.214,: July. I1.21S. Cash: No. 1 hard, ILlMVO'l.'-tV No 1 northern, 11 .23Val.23'; No. 2 northern, ll.21StW.2l'; No. I northern. ll.lhSli"7,. PIJtX-Clod at ll.taV ' ' " " - BRAN In bulk. IOO.tO. "LOUR First ptaenta, tW OOft 20; second milenll IA flfvnel tftr flrel i-l,t,a Ll 4jM second clears, IXsotllso. ' , s-eorla Market. ' '.' PEORIA, April 20.-COR N-Highsr : No 1 yellow. 75c; No. I yellow, 71Sct Nc X. 12c; No. 3. 714c; no grade. jc. OATSr-Firm;. No. I white, tttjU'a:. Dalalh Urals Market. ni'Li;TH, Minn. April W.-WHRAT-Mv. i.v4: July. tl.:is,: 'No. l noilliein. if-t'r. N I nonutiu, IL.-OV . OA'fel-'.sU