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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1909)
THR BKK: OMAHA, THURSDAY, APRIL W!. CI1B1SD FR0DCCE.H1UII Weather Condition! and Crof Report Are COtflictinj. CASH SITUATION STILL STRONG Miller ,a4 " Cm Mgycr Ar Attar th WM HI Price Pre- : Ht frwrn strwwg anal ' Wnrfclne Hlfktr, ' OMAHA. April , 190. Th wht market steadier after th harp (hakt out trdy. Liverpool ad vie wMla Mkii1 did not cerreapond with the domestic decline. Wal.hr condition and crop report ' throughout th. wheat belt ara conflicting. The oaah. eltuaLlon la atlll atrong end whlie miller and taeh buyer ara alter the wheat high prloaa'WIU prevail. Corn la tfong a-nd atlll working higher. The wet "ami unfavarable seeding weather nd lighter receipt are the bulling fea ture. : ' Wlttet acted tallr and had a better tone, due to better eup-port after the harp deltrt . yetrAy. CaB wheat la atlll demanding excellent price, with mill era and buyers bidding atrongly. Recelpu ar praitlrally nothing and offering are very (par.- May wheat opened fl.30 and cloaed II tl. Corn opened - steady, ehowlng ' better strength on atrong eablea and wet weather. Oood. (upport and lighter offering ad vanced price. Oaeh born wil higher, with receipt lighter and demand good. May corn opened P4o and closed 'o. PrirOary wheat receipt e were Vt.OQO bush el and shipment were tM.Ond bueheU, against reatttptt laaf yar of ais.00 butheia and shipment of 206,000 bushels. Cora receipt were IB. 000 bushel and shipment wer 47S.00 bushel, against re ceipt last year of 03.000 buahel and ahlp menta of t35,000 bushels. Clearance were 188.000 bushels of corn, 4.000 bushels of eata and wheat and flour eoual to I4K.O0O bushels. ' Liverpool closed 1Hd lower on wheat and unchanged to Wl higher on corn. Local range of option: Artlcles.l Open. High.) Low. I Close ! Tesy. Wheat May.. July.. Corn May.. July.. Oat May.. 13P1 21 ljtl 111 120 ion Id 1 oS 101 1 N H tr mh 8 6H MS 2 W4 Usl Ui! 52S . Oaaaha Cask Prlaea. WHEAT No. I hard, ti.ttiri.l4: No. hard, tl.1.32: No. 4 hard, tl.ia9i.lt: No. 8 spring, tl.3101.2t. i-uBn-no. s, nuiniw; o. 4. a.c No. yellow, title; No. S yellow. Cftc: No. i white, ,6IWs; No. S white, ba-vfjaiiv. OATS No. i mixed, afiUo: No. I yel low. 4iHc; No. I white, Mc; No. 4 white. eiWe; standard. 14c. RYE No. Z. 78c; No. I, 7$Hyi4c. Cnrln Receipt. ' Woaat. Corn. Oats. Chicago 4 10 7 fclinaeapoll .106 Omaha 7 4 2S Jjululn i Si CHICAGO 41 RAIN AND P It O I I UN . asBBBSSaBasSSBJ . ef Tradl., tlos. Price aVeard f Trade. CHICAUO, April Id-Fart of the loss u rained In the severe altimp In wheat, prloes yeaterday was regained todiiy, owing lo active covering by short, closing quo tation (howlng ret gains of Wic to J'a IHc. compared with the previous close. Corn ad v need to new 'high record marks and closed at advances of 4tc 10 1c, com pared, with yesterday's final quotation. Oats also closed, strong. Piovlsions wot tlrm. The wheat market was devoid of anv n- aatlonal featurea and the volume of trad-' ing waa email, compared wth the ttans anions of the last . lew cessions. Wltn the exception of .a brief1 period at Hie opening, when ' prices, rangea oaly a trine aoove the low- point or the previous ses sion, the market displayed considerable strength, despite the preponderance nf bearish froaalp in the day's naas. Buying i f more than 1 .000.000 bushels of the July delivery by one of the leading elevator Interests here was the feature of trading and One of the chief reasons for the sub-a'-antlal upturn In prices. Additional rain was rperted throughout the winter wheat belt In thl country. Including Oklahoma, where a d rough had prevailed for long time, while In the northwest the weather was said to be favorable for aeedlng, with, the exception of a portion of South Da kota, where enow had Interfered with farm werk. The excellent outlook for the Euro pean crop alio had a depressing effect, (na Prussian report, which showed a de terioration of 10 points In the condition of the crop of that country, compared with trie corresponding time a year ago. was the principal bullish Influence. AHhoue.li foreign markets were lower, they did not fully reflect the break here yeaterday. At the opening prices were V&Vc higher to He lower, with July at . 11 lil.l. In the first half hour July advanced about le, but reacted again on profit taking. Toward the end of the first hour, how ever, the market necam atrong again and continued firm the remainder of the day. The high point for July waa reached At n.14. Final quotation were at Il.t3'i$ 1.14. Crn for May and July delivery contin ued Its upward flight, the former ep!en advancing to 7T!c and the letter to il,it per bttaheL The market closed strong at almost the top. Further advanMs were recorded In l price of Oats, closing 'quolattdna showing net gains for the day of So to frto. com. pared with yeaterday' close. During the day May aold up to MVo and July to 4e. At the close the price waa &4c for May and 4e for July. Provision were firm the entire day. Price at the cloee were t4je t to higher. Th leading futures ranged a follows: ... . . . . Artlcles.l Open. I High, Law. I Clne. Yos'y. Wheat May July 8?pt. Dec. . . , 1 - ,. . J 1 S4 T24Si I i3H 1 24 I !Mi 1 1SI 1 14 t 1 14 I 1 I. 1 KWI I 0 1 1 04V 1 eSSl 1 06. 1 WVI 1 OIWl 1 Ott1! 1 W' 1 Corn- ! I . - .- I I May 71ikHi July lfl"! Sept. lss'41 Dec. sk'al l 7S4, 68 MH,a8Vi4 68t aHt afei fSi , 4Sl 4'SI 4841' Hi Oat I I May July Sept 664 (U6 ;4'tnAi 4tS 4fi 4J41M 41HHl Dec. I Pork I 31s! it mf it x 1 it 10 I it 10 11 oi It 16 i It ttWl It U4, It Is 1 It iu May Jily bept. July 8it. July Sept. u 10 i u c! w 10 1 it Lm it o;h 10 7HI 10 I 10 7l 10 STV.I 10 36 10 bltll It 66 I 10 60 I 10 64 IS 4,4 10 tKI 10 l(W IV IfW 10 M I 10 SO 10 k;vi 10 ti, 10 t-'H: 10 & 1 10 4u I tfc ( ! I tlu! t t 7t4 7a I 7V.! t 7'JU, t 7 1 16 1 t tr.sl ti i I 16 I t W No. 2. Cash ouotatlona wer as follows: KLOL'll steady ; winter patents, ti.mt J: winter straights. 04i 66; spring pat- tnis, soieTianu; spring straights, 14.aunI4.70, oawers, SAtvof iS. RVK-No. 3. tJffUa. BAKLKT Keed er mixing, ttiJk-; fair 10 cnoice mailing, fwaStc. BEliXKj Flax. No- 1 lauihaaitarn. tl LiU. No. 1 northweaterat tl.a6 Timothy. 3 .. t 1 . ma -a PKOV18ION8 Mess pork, per bbl., 18.0i tOllia Lard, par li lbs.. 4lO.S7t,. Bhort ribs, side I loo I. It U't.d. Short clear sides (Doxeat. ss.scc is. Total olearances ot wheat and flour ere equal te 144.000 bu. Primary receipts were bu.. compared with S18.co bu. th corresponding aay a year ago. Katln.ated receipt for .tomorrow: Wheat, li fare; corn, 4 cars; oats. Ml cars; hogs, A) 008 head. . . BL'TTklR Steady; ereamcrle. Xc: dslrle. lftS,c. EOOS tsdy; at. mark, cases includsd. firsts. So; prim first CHKUSE-ftUady; dalslas, U,c. twins. '4Viirl4c; young Americas. 14alc; long horns. 16ai6Uo. POTATOES ty: fho:cs to fancy. tl.Oi 4)1 04; fair to good. 1.va1.u4. POL'LTRY-Steadyi tarkey. lie; chick sns. lHe; springs. He. VHAL tead ; tu to 40-lb. areight fj 6V: so to 64-lb. ogighla, H0: 10 U0-lb. sights, .''vol. . Receipts Today-Weat. 4 crs: ;ia. H rs; oats, a; tar. IstlniateJ lomcrro Wheal. U ctrs; cern. 4 rets. oats. t cai. PhlUdelphla Proooeo Market. PHILADELPHIA.' A pi II IU rlL'TTK0! Steady and in ta:r demand; ixtia weat-.-ip creamery . ale; extra nearby punts, Jv. EGGS Firm and Ic higher: Pennsylvania and other nearby first, free reset. 3e at mark, current receipt. In returaabl case. J" at marki western (I rata, free caaea. lie t mrk; enrrent receipts, free cwaee, ty: 2?c at mark. ' CI IKEK -Firmer:. New Tork, full wea. choice. li?tc; aew Tork, full cream, fair to good. 14U1S', ' WtXATHRR l THR GRAIN BELT Probably Rain for th Night, Pair Ibaredai. OMAHA, April 21. 1 A - barometric deprteaion 01 decided n 01 ' overlies the ventral veltevs, with 11 ttnter over eastern Iowa and . cetera Illl hoi. Oeneral rains have tailen through' out the central valleys and eastern ataie wltbln the lust twenty-four hours and srows sre fsilfng this morning In western Nebrka, westnin Houth Uakoia. Wyoming ond Colorado, and rain la gtneral from the Missouri r(vr el 10 the Atlantic coast. The thrl warmer In the lower Mis si.nrl, througnout the Mississippi valley rd soutl to th gulf, it Is cooler along the Atlantic coast, In the extreme upper Missouri vslley. throughout the mountain dletrlct and In the northwest, and will he colder In this vicinity tonight, with possl 1 ly rain tonight, followed by fair Thure da y . Hecord of temperature and precipitation compared with the corresponding day of th last three years: - u. . lsoa. lir. ijfiT. I9t. Minimum lempetafuie.... 11 j) u i'tectpltatlon 26 T 00 00 Normal temperattrr for todtv, M degree. 101 Inches.' ' mMrcu ' Deficiency corresponding period In 190J. 4 tnchea. .L , Hncy "rreeponding period In 1807, 1 80 Inches. l. A. WKL8H. IvOial Porecaater: ' Corn and wheat region bulletin for Omaha, Tveb, for th twenty-four hours end'ng at t a. m . TKth meridian tlma, Wednesday, April a, lf)9;, ... OMAHA DlSTItrCT. -Temp Rln- Btatlons. Max. Mln fall. Sky. Ashland. Neb ftl 41 . Cloudv Auburn. Nb 60 1 cloudv Broken Bow, Neb. do . Cloud v Columbu. Nb... 62 :1 .is Cloudy Culberteon, Neb.. 47 Si . Cloudv Pelrbury. Neb... 41 VI .m Ootirly Fairmont. Neh... 47 St .10 (;inudv Gr. Island. Neb.. R't 36 . 07 Cloudy Hartlngton. Neb. 66 12 .SO Ckuriv Haetlnrs. Neb.... 4.1 S4 .05 (Houdv Holdrege Neb.... 42 14 .41 Cloudv Oakdale, Nob 4 33 . 27 Cloudv Orraha. Neb J1 m .2b Cloudv Tekamah, Neb... 56 40 Cloudy Alia. U 62 36 .K Raining Carroll. I M . 4A Cloudv Clarlnda, la to 48 .3 Cloudv Rlbley, la ti .H .SO Raining Bioux City. Ja... 60 as .24 Raining Minimum temperature for twelve-hour period ending st I a. m. DISTRICT AVERAGES. No. of Temp. Rain. Central. Station. Max. Mln Inches. Chicago. Ill 62 S. Columbus. 0 14 ftti I M .66 DM Moines, I.... 17 60 42 .?0 Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 64 44 Kansas City. Mo.. J2 60 40 ,4t l-oulvllle. Kv 19 64 fr .10 Mlnnespoll. Minn. 31 62 2t .11 Omaha. Neb 1 fin sn ,11, St. Louis, Mo 13 62 42 .M The weather i warmer In a'l pcrtlons of the corn and wheat region, except In the Dakotas. where It Is colder. Good rslns have fallen in all portkns wllhin the 1 twenty-four hours, and continue general thl morning. I A. WEtJIH, Local Fvrfi?T. leather Bureau. M!W YORK GENERAL MARKET 4aotatlaaa of the Day oa Varlea Cosaaatfdltlea. NEW YORK, April 21. -F1XUR-Receipts. 1.0CH bbls. ; exports. 8.76i bbls.; market rit no but dull; Minnesota- pat ents, b.(i0rt.60; Minnesota bakers. I4.WO b 10; winter patents, Stt-OtXaftO; wlntur straights, 6.8o.16; winter extras, t4.aji 6 00; winter low grades. $4.254.90: Kansas straights, to. 70i'o. K-5. Itye fiour, firm: fair to good, 4.!S(f4.6tK choice to fancy, U.nxtt 4.80. CORNMEAL Steady: white and vellow, tl.toitl.ae: coarse, I1.SjS1.5o; kiln dried, 12.40 WtM. ' RYK Firm ; No. t western,' 92c, f. o. b. New York. B A RLKY Steady; m Iking, 9ijc, c. I. f. New York; feeding. 7Sr7lc, c. i. X. Now York. ' W'HKAT Receipts. 2.400 bu. Spot market firm; No. 2 red. 11.40 nominal, elevator; No. 2 red. 11.41 . nominal, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern. Dulutli, tl.Si7 f. o. b. afloat; No. I hard winter. 11 ST f- o b. tioat. options opened weak at a decline Of ?c on poor cables and good crop new, rallied 19l7c on manipulation and again weakened tinner afternoon favorable, crop (ports. Cloned firm at a net rise of 4 tlc. May. tl.2SH'1.284i: closed. 11.30: July. tl.19Hai.214s; closed, tl.a4; September, l.llttl.M; closed. tl.lJfc. CUlt.N Rect;lpis. i.tA bj.; exports. 1.000 bu. Spot market firm; No. 2, tc, ele vator, aid 79c f. o. b. afloat; N. 2 whke, Vv nominal and No. 2 yellow. 79c f. o. b. afloat. Option market openod firm at u to 'c advance on small offerings and eased off partly with wheat, but closed tlrm at a net advance of '40c. May. ti4c; closed, IHUy: July. T'i'tli'iTIsc; closed, 7iHf; Beptember, closed ,B'c. OAT8 Receipts. 1S.S"0 bu.: exports, 1 50 bu. Spot market, firm: mixed, 2f to SJ lb.. 67Vi&ir; natural white, 30 to 32 lbs.. 684N1c; clipped white. S4 to 42 lbs., iM 4J13tyi. ma v strong; no. 3. 7a$reoc: good to choice. 0((jc. HILK!J steady; Basota. l30c:; central American, 1914c. I.KATHBR-QUIM; acid. Kysfr-'c. PROVISlON8-Heef. steady; family. 114.50 615.00; mess. 110 6011.00: beef hsms, 124.00 :oo; pscket. ilJ.sotr i; city extra India mess. S21.GH&Z7.0U. cut meats, steady; pickled bellle, tlO.00; pickled ham. 110.60. Lard, stejdv ; western. tlO.fv-01O.7S; refined, steady: continent, til. 10: South America. Ill.sO: compound. I7.70j4.00. Pork, steady; family. I9.00U19 60: short clear, J19.3tKg21.fcl; msi. lis Mrtj 19.60. TALLOW-4Julet; city t2 per pkg .), 640; country fpkge. frcel. ett&c. RICE Firm: domestic, fair to extra, i t'i: Jspan. nominal. eJOGS Ptrm; - wectern firsts. I?OT4o; western seconds, 2n21tc: southerns, first. 'iH.ii22c-, southern!, seconds, 20H9SD.C. BLTTTE'ft-Fsncy graces, firm, others easier: receipts. 1S.M2 lbs.: creamery, held, third to extras, 2QHie; process, common to spectsl. 17HK3o; western factory, first. 19c. POULTRY Alive, s'.ow: broilers. 2i83c: fowls, IMjilSc. Dressed, firm; broilers, 46 fk". fowls. Ite'lM-'. 8. Loala Geaeral Market. ST. LOriB, April 21.-WHEAT-Futui s higher; cash dull; track. No. 2 rd cash, $1.MU1.I2H: No. S hard, tl. 3101.24V; May, 1.:6: July, tl.104. CORN Higher; track, 'o. t cash. ;4t-:.c; No. white, ' 74H)C; May, 701c; July, aSi 0Sc. OATB Firm: track, Ne. S cash, 60fiS5ic; No i white. 67c; May, 64Sc; July, tiv . FLOUR Firm; red winter patents. tt!.6 7.09;-' extra fancy and straight, ta.60oal.36; hard winter clears. M .Jfr4.7o, eEEI-Tlmothy, 2.Jfxo3 Sj. CCtRNM EA L 13.30. R RAN Backed, east track, tl Si tfl S4 HAT Firm; timothy, tl-'.iK16.aj; prairie, til tr 12.60. BACHMNO 7 l-lc. HEMP TWINE 7c. PROVISIONS-Poik, higher: jobbing. $17 tJS. Jrd, higher; prime steam. 41i. U''- 10.KV. Dry salt meats, higher: boxed, extra shorts, $lo.jO; clear ribs, tll.00; short clears, tll.ia). Bacon, higher; boxed, extra short, til. 76; clear ribs. 112 uu; short cleat a, tliOO. POl'LTRT Steady; clik kena. 12tia; aprlngs. 14c; turkeys, M'fjKV: duika, 11c; geese, 6c. PCTTER Firm; creamery, 2:''g3ilc. EGGS Higher at i"o rare count. Re-ept. 8hlpment. Flour, bbls f.'MO 7.WH Wheat, bu irr 6J.y Corn, bu -0ln " ta Oats, bu SLUM 41.0M Mloaeapoll Grata Market. MINNKAI-OL1S. April 31 WHEAT Mav, tl 3Ji8l.M: cash. No hard, tl .Js 1 3S: No. 1 norttiern, tl ljstll tiW. No. 2 northern, tl.SStJl 23: No northern, ti suuri.n4. ' FLAX-Cload at t1.4s,. BR AN In hulk. t-tOttSM FLOl'R Klitt patent. lutlJMi-W; econd patents, tu fj. ': Ural clear. ti"66.K., second clears, 63.46366. Liverpool Grala Market. I4IVEBPO0I.. April a.-WHKAT-Bjg't market firm; No. ! red western winter, as; future. eas;.My fca. l'fl; July, ts lsd; September, ts i'td. CORN Spot msrket strong; new Ameri can mixed, via Galveston, ts 4d, fu'urcs. firm; May, 4 Jd, Juiy, a 7S1 'lolcdo ed Markrt. TOLELO. O.. Apul '.'1. -SELIJ -Clover, caah. low: April. IvaO: O.-toiur HO). Pe t enibor. v0, 61ai. h. $4 7.K, : No. 2. SVj; No. J. tt". ricld. tiiu: no elabl:aied giade. '" Tiniotny; pri.-ne, II SO. Aiatke, prime. Is 1 NEWIORK STOCKS AND BONDS Alternating' Adrtncet and Dtclinft Earlj in Day Excite Suspicion. . TRAD ESS '; BECOME CAUTIOUS loloa fselle ait Keve tork Central 8ll Off oa Aaaooatsoa of R. M. Harrlmaa'a Coaalog lslt to j Earope, V VBW TORK. April ft - Exit frne con ruslon of the speculative temper was auid by the action of the atock matrktl during the earlier part of today and the rult waa a declining precipitation in Hie HpaI .?" W,tn Professional traders and the adop, tlon of a waiting attitude to see what the mysterious movement mlsht nortrnrt Suspicion of manipulative purposes In some of the most obvious movements In creased the feeling cf doubt and-uncertainty. Alternating declines and advancesj kept the market In such a wavering slatt as la rarely witnesaed. Some cf the early selling of storks was reported aa coming openly from sources that have been credited with the leadership of the advancing move ment The suspicious trading element nw In thla selling a device of the bulla to take the market away from tne bonrs and to force the latter to sell short at low figures with the malign purp. of forcing them to cover at corresponding loss. The mars, instead of tsklng courage from this appear ance of liquidation of long stocks, there fore took alarm and bought to rover th lr ehort contracts. At the periods when prices were advancing tbmre waa equally suspi cious scrutiny of the selling and algns that long stock waa coming out would be fol lowed by quick reactions. The tfek of detecting motive of uch assumed sub tllity proved so pusxllng as to lead to no definite conclusion and simply repressed the activity of tho market. Two Itema of the day'a news were of posi tive Influence and these were of conttury effect. Announcement of plans for a sum mer trip abroad by K. H. Harrlman and the modified restrictions on the Erie bond issue by the New York Public Bervloe com mission were unexpected development. The rumnrs regarding Mr. Ilsrrlmsn's luulth, Which were given renewed force by this report, caused some selling of shares In the companies In which he Is most closely as sociated. The effect on Cnlon Pacific was pronounced and the especial weakness of New York Central also was traceable to the large expectatione that hve been formed of the effects that have been looked for from Mr, Hartlman'a future sctlvltles In the management of that railroad. The relaxed requirements on the Erie to be complied with to secure permission for the proposed bond Issue were considered suffi cient to ensure the success of the proposed financial plan. The Brie slocks recwonded end there wss some sympathetic effect In ether parts of the list. A special source of speculative confusion wss the erratic fluctuations In Reading. This stock might have decided the wavering course of the market at any time, but Its constant shift ing left tho balance undecided. Thtre was considerable comment on the taking of gold here for shipment to Hol Isr.d, which Is a very unusual proceedings, txcl.ange operations with Holland being conducted usually through the medium of London banks. It was Inferred from this gold movement that Dutch Investors In American securities had been sending their holdings to market In New York, attracted by the high level of existing prices. The Incident made a decided Impression on speculative sentiment, cwlng to the sub stantlal character attributed to the Btutch financial Insight. The firmer tone of the local money market for call loans gives warning that uninterrupted absorption or banking resources will bring to an nd the period of pltlhorlc ease on money markals. A decline In sterling exchange rate at Perls wss towards the point cal Ing fur gold exports from Now York, but the sterling exchange rate here made a eon pensstoiy decline. Weather conditions were more favorable on grain crop pros pects and anxiety was les acute over the fate Of the winter wheat crop. The numer ous variations durtrg the day resulted In only small net change In prices at he end nt th 1AV. Bond were Irregular. Total sales, par valtie, ti.7l'J,0O0. United States bonds ei unchanged on call. Number of sales and leading quotations on stock wer as follows: raw. ni,..". Atnalgamatad Capaar 17.40 .JS 'S Am. C. A r LOW MS 4S As). C. A T. pld Am. Cotton Oil Li" '" Am. B. A U M . 100 1 40 Am. ka Baurlttaa t-40 SIS 'S AiuarUas Llnaaad 4"0 US lS Americas locomotive 4 MS 1fT ID ms as a;. liS s.1'. lit in s :s Am. locomotive ptd... Am. 8. A R Am . A R. pfd Am. Su tar Retlnlng... Am. Toatco pfd Am4rtcan Woolas Anaconda Mining Co.. Atchiaon Atchlton pld Atlantic Coaat Una... Baltimore A Ohio Bal. A Ohio prd Brooklyn Rapid Tr Canadian Padtte Cantral Leather Cantral Laather pfd ... Caalral Of N. J . ldl t.heapaake A Ohte Chlcaga 0t. W Chicago N. w C, M. A t. r C., C, C. A St. L..... Colorado t. A I Colorado A to Cole. A So. lat pfd.... Cals. A o. id pld ... 1M' MS S ton toss ' 40-1 U4S 1S IM lS 4S T) 11 -S 41 46 44S us t.t0 lOI1 107 ."7S 100 l'H H4 "." 1-JI II. W 114S 1;3' '"'a 'S 4.I0O 74S 1 ''S W0 i.s I'aS 1' .'ii 00 iis iois 2; MOO 7i 76. too ris 100 110 140 t.lUO HS 141 7 S 171 I4S 7S oS St s l.a MS ao Kl 110 :iv IS 7S kl 71 Canasltdaiad Oaa 1,100 ll 137S 'S l.40 22 s t'S 'H Cars Praducta Pelaa-ar A Hudaon... Denvar A Rio Oranda . 0. A R. O. P'd blatlllera' Bacurltlaa . Erla Una lat pfd Rrla Id pfd General giecrrlc Groat Nonharn pfd fit Kortiiarn Ore ctfa.. I.P00 IMS S l3 2.ft M 111 300 lilts tt'i 7S S 44S MS 1 Ma) MS 9t tOO 1S 1.100 47 Itoo MS si 47 S It IMS 167S IM H0O 144S 14't 144 I.2H MS "H 47 S lltlneia Cantral . 4 HjS Interboroush Mat 1.600 14 i Int. Mai. pfd 4 7 44S International Paper 4 Int. Paper pfd lntarsailonal Pump too 'S Ioa Central 1-100 'S Kaoaaa City So 1 j0 44 K. C. So. Hd f 14HS I4 IS IS 43S 1 44 us 'is ...... & MS S 3 X 45S 46S t:s ioulaala A K Mian, t ll I... St.. t. P A 9. 9. M. 4iaaouri Pacific M.. K. A T M.. K. A T. pfd National Lead New York Cantral N. V.. O. W Nortel A W Nona American Nonharn Pacific Pacific Mall Pennaylveula People Oaa P., C. C. A Bt. I. Pre atari Steal Car Pullman Palace Car .. Ratlvat Steal Spring.. Reading RepuSilc Siaal Republic Steal pfd Rotk Ulead Co Rock laland Ca pfd st. u a r. u ptd. St. Louie S. W t. L. S W. p'd laee-Sheffield S. A I Southern Pacific 80. Pacttlc pfd Sou' hern Rallarar go. Rallaar pfd Tannaaeea Corpar Toiea A Pacific T.. St. U W T.. St. L. A W. fit... I'mea Pacific 1'nion Paclfte pfd V. B. Rubber I', t Rubber lit pld . . r. t. eal V. Steel pfd ...... I'tah Copper Va.-Caro. Chemical ... too 1:11 n;. l:i 1. 40" 41 S 40 40S 600 1J7S 147 1 I 74S 7IS 7J M.HOO 43S 4. s 4CO 7S 7S US aoi 4S "7S 'S t 400 1S l'.'S 1S 4.W0 4IS 4 4S 7.000 M tS M l"S S l-'S 1 wvi 144 i:s ms rw so ao is 17.400 1SS "SS l-'44 l.tui'i lias 701 iS 'S 'S LS0 S14 37S 7S PrO 10 Hi 1 s 174. IW0 147S 145S 140S t 2S iH -S "4 U.sno .too a o 74 ms 41 S 74S !'S aa 41 Ti MS 41 too 074) MS b,S 7'. 7 71 II 1!S UITa '1S l li.S it:s Iio 3'4 7S M I.'.fO ITS 44S 47 mo aos 40 S 4os 10(1 5iS 1S S HiO 3S t S: M0 114 70 S 104 1) trs 1"S 1S Kb, .s aas tot 34S "S W IOI 101 104 104 44.S10 it SIS "' M 114S 1;4S H4S 44 S , MOO 41 S 4S 4' ... 114 v US 'tS US . I 4ao ti 41 s 41s 1,10 II s I'S . 1 W 7'-S 'e I'1 . 4 KI ass s a"S . IIH 141S IS I4S Vi -Cero. Cham, pf ... Wahaah aiMia p'd Weiinhauaa Kla. trle weetarn talon v t.ecllug A L J Wlaconain central .. a t a T. ca Total iava for the dar, rj.7ufl aheree. Itrn rk MIbIba SloeLs. NEW TORK. Aptil Zi Closing quotation on minlug stocas Alio 154 f.eedrlll Con. . lo .. . tl 5:J . r:o .140 i BruaBvtck Coa. . Com. Tunnel etc-a do bondi Con. Cel. A Va ... Hera gilrer Irta Silver Offered. .. 4 '.itile Cb:af . .. ',t Meal. an ,1m Ontar .. 4 Oph r . . 45 Siepdard ... . ..II Yelhoar Jaiket r'arelaa Klaaaelal. lDXDON. Ar 'I '.l.-Mf.iey aat jf.rr abttndant anl almas' unlerrtabl on tite niatket tOlla . Insco-int at ro t jay Trad ing on tne Kl.M-k Kxchsrge showed slts of profit tskirg In vsrloua d'rertloni nrid althotign th! undertone remained gmd prices sere some '.at Ctejj'ar t'oneo'a snd foreigner att firm. Kslf'rs and home rati an reslisjflora si d lirsnrt Trunk s hu a.'ifr rlie sein -naual matting of in lin. Auitni.au o- curltlee barely maintained parity In the J forenoon snd hecsme trieguiar later. I nion 1'acutc, Canadian Pacific and I nited Plates Heel were supported, wnlte the others were otfered. New ork sold the Pacific sux-ks in tne afternoon. 1 his cauard a general setbstk and the market finished weak, slightly aiiove the worsi for ins dsy. HARia. April 21 Prices on the Bourse today rre firm. BLHL1N. April 21. Price were slightly weukcr on the Bourse totfay, operatora as suming a waiting altitude pending event In Constantinople. New York Mooey Market. NEW YORK. April 21.-MONEY Un call, easy at l'42Ac per cent; ruling rate. 3 per cent; tiloutng bid, 1 per cent; ottered at 2 p-r cent. TIME IOAN8 Quiet, with easing ten dency; sixty dys, 2tr!k per cent; ninety days. 24 per cent; six months, Z0ti per cent. PTKRLING EXCHANGE Easier, with actual business In bankers' bills at 14 .tKHjp 4 WM6 for slxtv day bills, and at tl 8765 for demand. Commercial bll'e. t4.t6U4.M4i. 81 LV PR Har, 61 'c; Mexican dollars, 44c. HOND8-lovernmtnt, steady; railroads, Irregular. Closing quotations on bonds were aa fol lows: . S. rsr. Is rag lOiHJ.pin 4 '' dn coupon 1014 do -' S. la. rrg 101 W a ia er!M 'J." to couoon 1"14K. C. 80. lit la 7"Mi V. 9. 4i. rrt., . Int. U L. . e. 4a 19.11 W tin coupon U0H1.. A N. nl. 4 iviv, Alllt-riial. 1st 6a .... H'14.. K. A T. 1st 4...l0g Am. At- I rf. 4a.... Am. T. A T. ev. 4a..l'4, So n. 4Sa !. Am. Tobaros 4a : Ho. Pacltlc 4 H Atchlaon sn. 4S.v...l"tH T c. c. ivta.. :... i do B. L. lat 4 t so OS M . do er. 4a IftriH N. V. City 4'a new .112' do er. ta I"" S T.. S. li. H. . c. L. te 4a 7v, tT. ( I't.'.H Bl. Ohio 4a loi'.N. A w. lat con. 4a.. do 'a v 00 cv. w do P. W. I'ta 1 No Pacific 4a KU' Brk. Tr. ct. 4a M do la 1 Can. 9. lat a liv O. 9. L. rfd 4.... 5 Cantral of Oa. 6a rann. o. I'll central Uiathar a. .. anS o ron. 4a l'u :. of N. J. (. 6a. ...liSH Reading gen. 4a 100 Chaa. A Ohio 4V,....lnS' St. L. S r. nr. 4a. th rhlraga A A. 14a.... 7S8t. L. 9. W. c. 4a ... 7 C. B. A P J. 4a tat gold 4 US :., M. St S. P. ( S'a 1V r noo.ru u. R 1 P. c. 4a . anH,", Pacific col. 4a .. 1'4 do'col. (a "iv ! lat rat. 4 , W", dn rtrt. 4a S. Railway ta 1I2V4 (VC. A St. U g. 4a. : o gen. a. snv Colo. Ind. 6a., 7J'iision fartnc 4a Colo. Mid. 4a 00 ev. as C. 9. r. A . 4v.. v do .let A rat 4a . . , r. A H. cr. 4a ltisv,v. Rubber (a los-vj do lat raf. 4a ei :o aa in A R. O. 4a 97 Va. -r.ro. Cham, ia .. t latlllara' 6a 7v Wabaah lat aa H2v, rla p. 1. 4a ttv do lat A n 4a IS' ds n. 4a tHWuierii M4. 4a. Ms da 4a aarlea A 74S Waat. Elw. er. 61.... M ds aertas B Wis. Caalral 4a Dan. Elac. ct. Sa 14 D. A ft. O. raf. S... 111. Can. lat raf. 4a. IW4C. A O r. cifa. aa...ll Int. Mat. 4'a IMt. R- R- of M. 4Si . MS lnt M. M. TaS0- Pacific cv. 4a ctfa MS Bid. Oftared. Local "eenrltles. Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns, jr., 14 new 101a ii ounums. Bid. Aaked. I II It 4S M 10IS '04 108S -J-S 100 uu 44 ITS 4 at SIS K. 7 it MS Kl HS 101 S Hl MS 4 tis 64S tl lv. S us .4 all loo lot . 7S 14 ... ill. U . . 101 IS Sf loss I) Sft KU II 100 IS s RuiriM Creamara. common. Codr canal Aeaociation, 0-0 Col um but L. H. A P. Sa 1424 City of Omaha Bondt. 4Ss ISM. Douglaa county n ia.a Gate city Malt Company ... rirmttn Fire Ina. CO... Ins Tel. aa 137 thtln Pld boaul). Kanaaa City R. a L. n lata.... K. C. R. St Lt. pld t.'V Nebraaka Tel. stock a',. rtmehe Oaa ua 117 nauh, t L a P. k 1131 Omaha A C. B. PI. Ry. Sa 114 om.ii. a c. B. 8t. Ry. aa Omaha A C. B. 8t. Ry. pfd. 6. Omaha A C. R. St. Ry. Com. 4 . Omaha A C. B. Ry. A Bridie pfd 4. Omaha Water Co. aa ma. Omaha Water CO. Sa 134.... Omaha Water Co. lat pf. Omaha B. of T. Bldg. Co. pfd 6. Omaha B. P. T. Co. t ii. Pallia T. A T. Co. Sa 1111. Siott'e Bluff. Nab , Water ( South Omaha Rawer 4Sa is-a gloiti City block Yarda pfd 4.. Swift a company.. Trl-State Land Co. Taeka St. RV. Sa. Ision Stock Yards Co., Omaha, .. Boston Storks and Bonds. BOSTON. April a. Mortey, all loans," fl 3'j per cent: tune loans, .fl.i per cent. Official closing: ., Atclilaon adl. 4i w Atltnuc f I- Coalition I. c Arlrons .V ....... 7fln .(.... it .V..MS M6 JO '4 77 S -s li a :o MS li MS ii ti SIS ia) us hi 14 MS 14 US 40S 'a 4 1 1.4 IMt do 4a .moos Butte c Aii hlaon R. R 107S Cal. A do nfd li'JStel. a ltacla Boaton A Albany Mt t'enfannlal Boaton A Maine J4t Coeuer Range Boaton Elevated in iraiy nan N. V., X. H. A H...leeS P-arflWlo I'nlon Pacific ...llrt -arOrarvhy Am. Arge. Cham. . ., SJvifiiccnt ('ananas do pid . .. I lale Born- Am. Pneu. Tuba.. Amer. Sugar . . . Hi Mate. Mtqlng ...1H4 Michisan do pfd . . .1-SS Mohawk Am. T. A T Amer. Woolen .p.' .. 14fl, Montr C. C ... ,iS Nevada do pfd . ... ' Old tioraluion Dominion I. A s. .. :S Ofceola kditon Elec. Ilia. . ., .218 Parrot Mate. Klactrlc 14 Qulrcy . .". do pfd .. 71 heanon .. S7amarack ..ISISTrlnlla . . its l' Minltig.. .. SI I' ., Oil .. ell, l lah ..II4V, Victoria ... I Winona .. SI Wolrehne . . 7fS North Butt .. .. 4: Maae. Oaa .... t nited Prult . I ntted 8. at . . . do pfd I". 8. Steal... do pfd Advent ur Allnuea Amalgamated Arlaona Com. l.oadon Closloar atoeks. t-vvtionv Anril 21. Th early mHrkel for American securities ass heavy, with prices Vii4i under th 'w York doling of yesterday. lcnaon Closing uc qumiuuni, Contole, moner ae M., K. r sccfruat.. so -ie n. i. cemrei 1 Anaconda Norfota w i Atrhlaon IWa to ', ' ao Vl 10414 Ontario aY W M Baltlnors Ohio. ...111 Pennarlranls WS Canadian Pacific Rand Mloaa rheaaiwaaa eV O Raastng Chlcasn O. W Sgoutharn Rf thl., Mil. A St. P...1W do pfl 44 ne Basra w'l"""'" Danrer A Rl 0 44 H I'nlon Paclfle iH do pfd .. ovt so pta a .. US V. . Stool M4 .. 4S' 4o pf 1UH .. ts Wabaah .. km to pit . ,Kf Ssaniab 4a 17 . .141t Aval. Coonar "74 Brie do lat pfd.... do 3d pfd Grand Trunk... linnets Central boulerllle a N 81IA'ERBr. tedy at S8d ptr fi MONEY n V 4 Pr enr. Thai rata of discount In th onen market for short bills Is IU par cent; for three months' bills. YmS Pr rent. Trraaarr Btalenaeat, WASHINGTON. ADfll 21. Todty's state ment of the treaaury balances in the gen eral fund, exclusive of tha slM.00u.O0O gold reerve. ahows: Available oaah balanoe, 13s.221.00B: gold coin and bullion, $46.Sn,27S; gold certificates. :ifi.383.S10. Bask rieatrlawa, OMAHA. April 21 Bank clearing for to day were 2.W,4.89. Arbor day fell on th am date last year. Waal Market. BOSTON. April 21.WOOl-Tt.e local wool mark lit continued very strong and al though trade is rsthed quiet, price on wools grading quarter and three-eighth blood altow a decided upward -. tendency. Thl stiffening of values la apparent In both foreign and domestic ftorks. In addi tion to the spex-ulatlve movement In scoured wools there k a steady demand for foreign stock of many grades,. Shearing continue In I'tah, Nevada, California. Texa and nnrthern " Aslsona. Very llttla haa been done In the Idiho to dnle. however. The leading domestic quotations ranee as follows: Ohio and Pennsylvania rreeces XX. :4633c: X. 'J&3c; No. 1. washed. M 39c; ,o. -' wafil. a7Tacj nair-Diooa, combing. 3ft4i31c: threa-eirnth blood, comb ing. 3tia91c: nuartcr-bliod on-nlilng, ?itr31c; delaine, wa&hed. ftirtf-o. Mlihlgan. Wiscon sin and New York fleecfs. fine unwashed. :ti:'Sc; delslne unwashed. 2&fre: hs'.f blooil. unwaahed. Wfl-Jfic: thre-elght h blood. unwahed. '.fc; qnrtr-blood. IR?t iSt. Kentucky. Indln nrt Mlsourl. thiec. eight blood. 2!fl': ouarter-blood. .'n "c Scoured vilues: Te. fine. 1? months. gtvwg'V: line. lo months. 5MS54c- fin fall. IS'Snc. CHllfoenl. northern. W-4v middle countv . 4S46Tc: foil. fre 4if4A. CTegorv. esstcrn. No. 1 starile. east- ei-n ilothina. fcxnri.c- va,'l". No. 1. IWMi Territory fine stiple. Sffirr fine me dltim staula, W''iti?o: fin elnihln;. Mr:v fine ni'ditim pln'ljtn Bfii-tae: half-b'ood SObf?r; tir-lhth. blind I-: nusrter- blond. .vP3c. Pull- (4 estra, siftage; fin A, ai-rers. 5laSo. ST. ItH'Ifl Airll ;i. WOOt, 1'rchangad: iertli'm vrsdes. rA-"li'tr sd ctntbin. ?OW ?5c. litlt 'tro i'.V; hesvy fine. !JIV t.th waah'-d M'fc. aiar fd Molasae. vKtv vortv 4-irc '1 ,-T'" n n w ead- f -air 'Itrnir, ...nt rifusAl ''at ("at. S M-iloaa i"r. -S 1? Wrf'""r1 'S(4v: v . 4 if,.--. Vo. T l f S, t V; v,. IJfc: v. l." a . v u, , Vo' f I tr.r ' Vc, t 4 V- It i li . . ,. (. . o- ; ' in: "1(1 VO;-- (.' Ira - Te- ph.1 f it-rl J.Wi ir i pn' Orleans o en kettle, good to chut. 2liX. OMAUi LIVE ST0CH MARKET Beef Steen 81ow to Lower, Othen About Steady. CONDITIONS LN THE HOG SECTION Hheep tat La an be Verr la at rrleea thai Are la 1oset (asea Tea o Flfteea Ceata Lower Market lioaaip. BOUTM OMAHA. April U, 1J Receipts were: Cattle. Hog. Sh'eP; Offl.-lal Monrtnv g 78 4.H71 4.fval Official Tnesrlav 4.0M Estimate Wednesday .... 4,oU) Three days this cek..l2.;U Ssnio days last week. ...IS, SSI fame lavs 2 weeks ago,.10.iH7 Name tluys I weeks axo..l4.iMl Htmp days 4 weeks ago..l0.0U bame days la.it year ,! 4.H.U b.4) 13.1111 r..z,i l:.7',e (..t04 17.4m) M.n Te following table hows the recelpta of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for the year to date, compared with last yean lti9. lttW. LeCl Csttle 1MI.OI0 2.6.B 47l Hogs 8.J,tH0 iof(MJ h,(XJ Bliecp 631.7a 451.497 &0,Zi8 The following table allows the average price of hogs at Boulh Uir.au tor tbe lal seversl days, wtih comparisons: Date. I 1909. ll0. IllrtTJ .n6. lltt. jliatM. 1303. April ... I 1 6 74 t 3t 6 4 II, 4 Ml 4 IS t Xt 1 27 1 15 J 25 7 J April t Vtt 4 4,i 4 Km It1 April 10.. April il.. April U.. April Id.. April 14.. April 16.. April IS.. April 17.. April 18.. April IV, . t (OS e 9S 7 tk a KI t 3t to H t 4 t Ul Zhl 4 6 t 42 t 31 S5 6 A 4 M I 4 4 4b t 3l 7 1 t H!Si i ut 44. 6 -XI 4 ! 7 a bh'4, 6 43 S7SI 6 01 WS 6 43 t 391 t 2l 4 H I in 1 i 4J t 4S I 4 b e X) t) 61 6 IS, 7 30 4 I 4X S Ul t 04 7 t 1 Hi 4 4 6 4K t 101 4 S 7 19 4 t2 7 10 April I'D ti M B 641 6 34! 411) 6 13 April 1-1 1 6 4l2 I 4J i mi 4 tO, V 11 Sunday. The officiat number of tafa brought in today by each road wac Cattle. Hogs. Siuep.H'r's. C. M. i St. P 9 ' Wabush 1 t MlHSourl Pacific 1 L'lilon Kaclfic II 4b 11 C. At N. W., east 2 11.. C. ei N. W., wort 70 31 4 c, st. p.. m. & 0.... y ' a C. B. t y., cant u 5 t. H. & y., west 21 JS 7 2 C. R. 1. A P., essl.. i 6 1 C, H. I. i P., west.. .. 1 1 Illinois Central 1 Chicago Ot. Western 1-1 Total receipts 186 1 23 7 The deposition of the day's receipts was as follows, each buyer purciiasing the num ber of bead Indicated: Cattle. Hugs. Sheep . hifi l,.4t H Omaha Packing Co. Swift and Company. Cudahy Pat-king Co. S!2 l.ltil ti It fl 44 67 M 1 143 6 M ti Wl IS 27 13 2,972 3,4(11 3,7!U 1.40i 1,14 bust Armour ct Co Vanaant ec t'o Carey dt btnton Ltibmin tt Rotlichlld. . . Hill & Bon P. P. Ijewis Huston A Co J. H. Hoot & Co J. 11. li'tlla I.. Wolf McCreary & Carey Sam Werthimcr H. F. Hamilton.., M. Hagcrty t C P. U. ingtiraiu Sullivan Hros I. tlimer Bros Wiattieth ' riwarts-Bo'.i-n I nii.n lMvased lieef Co. Hothschlld Other buyers ; 151 37ti .15 M Jul TotulM 1,337 ir,419 4.1M CITTI t,-..Hiiirl nf rattle this tliornillg wete very luir for ft Wednesday. W .ar being reported in. iThis bungs the total lor the wteti lo date up to against 16,3uo latt week and M.MO lor tne sums davs the week before. As eompareu with a car ago there is a gam tills week of over S.ouO head. A very cons.dei aoie . -..... f ih. rvpeints today con sisted of beef ,atw.r, the supply oi tolii tow stuff and -futniers being siiian. than tnal the quality of tne. cattle was icood and there were a number ol very well finished and weighty loads that orui nanly would meet witn ery, ready sale. As tias buen Hie case for some oays back Wtotketa und Seeders were the first cailio to sell. As has been noted treu.ucn.tly ot late, while the country demand is not large, the supply Is so small that t tie demand m comparison to the teceipta is tealiy very goua. Jlus it happens tnal the trade eve.y uay of late lias open guile act.vo, wild price tuny ateaiiy in spiia of H'e f''t 111,11 oe t steers are such poor sellers. Anytliing desirable this morning sold at an fatly uoui, as high us ao.iO ueltig pid lor riiln u.....i r.u,l.i.. Uow anu neiieis were in t"' "j mand tnere being sntne outsioe uroeia iu audition Lo what local pai'Kois leuuiretl. i i.p reauli tus a laltlv active movement at prices thai wete just about steady wit.i yealetaay. in rai.i, ineie i..., enough change in any direction to nuole. borne good cos smu up as iubu a li.uf nvnra ure slow throughout the day. Tul little cattle were the nel sell er, nd In some cases they did not show so much dclltw. being around WSjlUc lower. Hlg heavy csttle, even ot very gouu quitiiu, wete extremely low and were neglected throughout the entire eesslon. They 'Mere af-iv tvnhi Iovupv. The market on berf sleet might be summed up as right arouud a qjsrter lower for the two oays, light cttle showing the least decline and bg heavy steers tne most. (JiKilationa on came: uouu m t"'i"- coin fed steers, I6.90tfo.40; fair to good corn fed steers, i.5O.'(j5.90; common to lair corn- led steers. M.oolUu.bU: goou to cnoice lows and heiiera. ff iixOwoO; fair to good vows and heifers, fci.Suij.io; common to fair cows and heifers, ;!.2fvy il.SS; stock heifers, 4.00ig)4.&;. veal calves. tA.tJoA.li; bulls, stsga. etc.. 13 0t"t4.W, good ta choice Block ers and feeders, $4-&ii5. 76; fair to - good stockcis St . i ie-d.ra, m.uuim.du: cotrnnuu 10 fsir stoottor cid faaders. e-i Ai.a4.tw. HOOS Heavy nogs sold this morning at fully steady prlcee and. while tne market was not exactly active, there was a fair movement and tne most of the desirable heavy hogs, changed hands In good season In the morn ing. Tha tact waa that the best heavy hogs, if anything, looked a little stronger than yesterday and packers wera generally quoting their good heavies us (OKtlng more than yesterday, largely for the reason that there was a larger portion of sales at ti lU and auove. . i'he mixed loads of good quality and pretty luir weights commanded- about steady prices. However. If there were very many light hogs on them they were slow and nard to move, with prices, If anytning, a little weaker. The market on light hogs wa Ln about the came condition as yetterilay. that is It was very slow and dull throughout the entire - session. The prices paid were a little, lower than yesterday morning, but not very much different from yesterday s extreme weak close. Light hogs were tne last lo sell and it waa late before a clear ance waa effected. ttflP The bottom literally fell out of the aheap market tin morning. Vrlcea on both alieep ami iamb suite reu decline of ltKU'ltx: at tha opsnuig. Heoaipl were uniy moderate, about twenty car in all, and tne quality wa pretty gooei-on the average. fc.vcn at the decline, buyers did not appear to car for supplies and the tradi) through out was very Mow and dull. One salenman sised up th situation about correctly wnon he said, "They aie Almming tha cream off of receipts and leaving the poorer quality alone." Packers have the lung end of the deal this morning and It looks Ilk 1'iey intend to make me, most cf their ouuortunltv. The reason for the decline In values was senerallv attributed to lower eastern ad vices. Talent as a rule seemed to think that Omaha values of late have .ben al together too litgti aa c.itnpari'd with t.ie bulk of uricea at other point. J ins ex plains in a larger mtas.tre. perhuis. the pruning of 111 price list this morning. Quotations on sheep and lambs: Oood to choice lambs. 7.a7.in talr to goo1 lamha. l7.iSyto7.4o; gutd lo choice Hgiu year lings, W.aV7-; g""d to choice heavy yeur llngs, $(i Viij.ao; good to choice wethers, G.XS1.4e; fair to good wethers. $o76'giii0; good to thou ewes, j.76j4i.ts; fair to good ewes, aoiSjiii, cjlls and bucks, UUOtgt.tiO. Kansas illy l ite Murk Market. KANfiAS I I I V. Mo,, April I'l ("A l lMi Kfct ipts. 6. inn head, including (Sou south erns; maikcl steady to lu- lowei ; ( inure exnoit and dressed href streia $ii.0ufit.: fair lo good. $.'.',47 ''; western stc re, 1'i.iaiti.Ji'; stockers ami feeders. tl.i.rJ.-).5 ; southern atrcta. Il.Twmiai; ai.iithei n -. I.'.7fi1l3 VJ. native niafl iijn.ljj, n'ltlx In :(! lo 1; t..nl ).. t aj i... clva. y &vt.ii. IliXtA- Kvvvi.it, i.t'S head, tie ti'kei The use of checks promotes the habit of saving. The Chocks afford the very best of receipts for bills paid, and as sist in keeping expenditures care fully recorded. Checks are furnished to depos itors without charge. A good place In which to open YOUR account Is the First National Bank of Omaha Three Tr&ins East One morning and two evening trains daily from Union Station, Omaha, to Union Station Chicago. Superior ser vice in standard sleepers comfortable and thoroughly clean berths unsurpassed dining car service meals n la carte on the j Chicago Milwaukee H St. Paul Railway Leave Union Station, Omaha, 7:25 A. M., arrive Union Station, Chicago, 9:15 P. M. The Business Man's Train leaves Omaha 6 P. M., arrives Chicago 8:30 A. M. The third train leaves Omaha 9:58 P. M., arrives Chicago 1J:'J8 the next noon. " i TICKETS, 1524 Tarnam Street, OMAHA . H F. A. NASH, General Western Agent. steady to be lower; top. bulk of sales .iiijiMo; heav. Ii.('(j7.26; ' packers and butchers, Jti,SoijJ7,15; lights, St.o047.llt; pigs, o.25ii 6.2r. SHEEP AND LAMBS- Receipts, T.fliX) head: market steady lo hK- lower; lambs, $6.4ofi.ft(i; earllngs, i.o.V(f7.lte; wethers. S.JSitrt.tV; ewes. 4.iloB.90; stockers and feeders, $3 5(JftJ6i5; Texas muttons. $4.4ya. 5.3S. CHICAf.O 1,1 VB STOCK MARKET Cattle and Sheep Weak to Lower Hog Barely Steady, CHICAGO, April id. -CATTLE--Receipts, lti.t'Xl head; market weak to 10c lwer; steers, Jo.0oQ7.0ft; cows, 4.0tkijo 75; he'fers $3.&0.4!; bulls. S3.7M6 36: calves. $S.50g4i.(; stockers snd feeders. l3.SbtHi.t6. H Odd Receipts. J),ta0 ht?sd; markrt barely steady; choice heavy shipping. $Mifi Ca7.4ft; butchers. 7.1mafJ.."; light mixed, 6.7Tvh'7.fi5; choice light. "7.3: packing, M9'(iT.15; pigs, Ifi.tKagaj.; rulk of sales, t7.'J--7.ii. BHBBP AND LAM Bfl Receipts, ISOfal head: market wesk to lflo lower; slieefi, :t.7M4i.i; lambs, &. 6otiX.lt. yeai lings, to (r7.:to. St. l.oal Live Mock. Market. ST. IXtL'IS. Aptil I'l-CATTLK-Receipts, 2,m head. Including 1J5 Texans. Market sievidv to 10c lower. Native shipping and export steers. I.i.ti0a7.0t; drensed beet and butcher steers, 4.0Orl .10; sleers under 1.0HO lbs., J3.5tti6.90; Blockers nnd feeders. 14.50 B.; rows and heifers, H.60tW.16; canners, OntfS. W: bulls, $).0ri4iO.2!; calves, ttSiitc 6.7D. Texas and Indian steers. 14.0(141. Ui; cows and heifers, $3.75C.1S. HOGS Receipts. 8.300 head. Market be to 10c lower. Pigs and lights, I4.004nj.76; pa :k ers. Po.S.lo, butchers . and best heavy, $7.jnj7.a6. 8H12EP AND liAH BH-KecclptS, l.WJO head: Market steady. Native muttons. $4 h2a; lambs, ttf.0niir8.no: mils and buck, .t.oOi6.00; atockera, 8.00(34.25. St. Joseph Live Stork Market. IT. JOSEPH, Mo., April a. CATTLE Receipts, 1,600 head; market slow; steers. I4o0a30: cows and heifers, il.Wffb.M; calves, t3.m0O. 1KK18 Receipts. 5,000 head; market weak: top, $7.15; bulk of salea. 6.7b&7.06. SHEEP Receipts, l.sno head; market steady; Jambs, $6.5097.73. ' Sloax Clff Live Stork Market. RIOl'X CITY, Ia.. April 71 fSpecisl Tele gram. ) CATTLE Receipts. 0t head; mar ket 10c lower; beeves. $5.006.50; fat cows and heifers. .H.&Ofirt.&O; feeders. $4 0mfp5.2.; darlings, I3.00(4.50. HOG8--Recelpts. 530 hed: market 6e lower; range of prices, IB.oOiIfT.IO; bulk of sales, 6.Kid7.00. Stork la Sight. Receipt of live tock at the six principal western markets yesterday: Cattle. Houth Omaha 't.&w Sioux City 0o St. Joseph I.Soo Kansas City .5i0 St. Iotils I. mo Cities go lS.OtiO Hogs. Shf J.:4) t 6.SO0 530 $.000 ' l.'.ooi) s.aoii SO.""! inoo 7 oi l.:.oo la.ono Total ..31110 5S.1J0 iO.100 Kaeaa Clty Grata and Provlaloa. KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 21. WH E AT Csnh. unchangei; No. 8 hard, tl iSftl.Sii: No. 3 hard, tl .JSfrl.M; No. I red. 1.4311 4; No. 3 red. $1.3sul.4t. CORN Unchanged to He higher: No t mixed OVt1: ; N't. t mixed. t(Zriin; No. 2 'white. !c: No. i while, bic OATS Unchanged; No. t white, ooCoc; No. 2 mixed. 634(64c. R Y K M.t( 83c. HAY Steady to 'Irm: choice tintothy, gjj.76frl2.uti: cnoice prairie, 2otj9.75; choice alfalfa. Sll.OOti 17.00. Bl.'TTEK Creamery, 21c: firsts. 26c; seconds, ;4c: packing stock, 18c. lXOt Extras. 22c: current receipts, flat, .0c; seconds and dirties, l!V(i:iX . Receipts. Shipment Wheat, bu ..3i.(V). iiooo. Corn, bu S' Oats, bu....' ....I''t0 ti.'0 Quotations at Kansas City were: Articles. I Open. 1 Close. Wheat- May . .. July Kepteuilier ......... Corn- , Muy , July Beptember .... 1 23, 1 i3a 1 04V" I o:.4Si,B 9 H,6'A 7i 7', lis 7HA to', A tbA B bid. A asked Metal Market. NEW YORK. April 21 M F.TA L8 The Imdon tin market wa lower today, with spot quoted at 1.'3 15s. and futures at 134 15a. Locally the market waa easy in sympathy, with spot quoted at U&S'1S Copper loal about 30 6d In the london market, with spot closing at 57 2s d. and futures at 57 17s id The local msrket wa dull, with Lake quoted at tl2 l7ty(M3 00. Electirlvtic st $12.60412 S21. and caatlng at tl2.37Val2.6o. Lead declined 10 13 j ikl in Ixi. don. Locally the niaiket remained uHtct a: t4 fbilZ. Hpelier waa ui.rhangrd t 21 li d in London and at l'j.",:,i'& .0, in Ul loeal niaikel. iron a as lower ai Ik If pr- - d J 47s 4 VI for Cleveland warrants In L'jndjh The local market was stead v; No 1 foundry northern. SI 5.7or 1e)..') ; No. "2 i; V " liilfi.ij; No. 1 southern and No. 1 suuihetr oft. lld.ot'ftlti.OU. . ST. LOl'lS. April 21.-.MK T AI.3 -Ltad. quiet at (4.1. tipelier, higher ai Ii.OO. OMAHA GRNBftAL MAHKKT. Staple mm4 Fancy Prodaua Prlre tmrm laheal by Bayers aaal WkklrsaJars. . BUTTER Creamery, No. I I, delivered to th retail trad" id l-ib. carton, tie; N', i -In 0-lb. tubs, JHc; No. i. in 1-lb. vartons, Oc; in SO-lb. tub. HHci packing iovg, lc; fancy dairy, tub, vuaj'.ic; c.ommca roll, treah made, leKc Market ehangea vary Tuesday. EQUiS Frh telling ;ock. ear.died. irJ tie "9 storage stock in Omana market CHEEbE 1'" in eat Wiscousio full oream. twin, lie, young Amailcaa, 4 In hoop, Uc; favoit, g In hoop, liic; dalsia, -Ju la hoop. HHc; cream biick, lull case, lac, biOval . Haiti, 16o ; full cream liinburgsr, ic. , rulUKY-Alive, springs, i2s. htat, llt cocks, tui duck, lie; gets, 10c; tut key. Ilk;; pigeons, pee Oca , oic; guinea ' fowls, per do., U.H; squads, per gug., ti. Lircsaexl, bens, 11c; sprina. l.ic; cocks, Vsc; ducks, Uc; gase. 11 c; turkey. Sic. "1BH Whlttflsh. froseii. luc, hening, IVc; salmon, luc; plkt:, set plckil, 6Wi Irsut, luu, catfish, Italic , uallbut, Sc. red napper, lie; black baaa, ictic; crsppies, J Ic; percn, e; couflah, .lie; ainalia, e; ela, loci lobster, green, die; oeiicd, 40c, trog' les, oc. itiba-No. 1, 17c; No. 2, lc; No. J.i Vc. Ixiln No. 1, 18c; No. 2, 12c; Mo. . HPc. Chuck No. 1, iWc; No. i, -t; No. j, jc. Round No. 1, Sc; No. i, g'ci No. 3, c. Plate-No. 1, Mc; No. 2, oVc; No. 1. 60. FRESH KRUITS-Apples, westuin box applea, ti.OO'i.btl. Bananas, 6-0uucn lots, llac par lb. Oranges, l.ooa.as. Iemoos, ti.tA (34.00; Orape fruit. Hoy. Cirap. ki.lagaa, 17.54 per keg. Florida pineapple, per urate. 12.00 VEGETABLES Kanaa awect polatoea, $2.7 per bbL California celaiy, large. V0c; smaller. 60c. Now York Holland aed cab bags, 4c per lb. Wisconsin Red Giooa onion. 2c per lb. California cauliflower. 13 per crat. Tomaioei, Florida, -baket crate, $3; Cuba, g-basket crate, U. Lettuc. per dox., 40n. Old vegetables partnlpa, turnips, carrots 1121 per bbl. f lurid a new beet, carrota, peranlpa. turn;ps, ic, par do., 7tc. . s STRAW BERRlEB-l0Oa3.;5 HIDES No. 1 green. No. 1, cured, to. Cotton Market. NEW YORK, April " ,-t. -COTTON-Th market opened easy at a decline, ef IVgia points, with the active months -selling a; 12 to 14 points net lowe-- than th f'rat few minutes tinder heavy realizing and locol bi-ar preKaure. There was &1k demand at tha decline, however, and during the middle of the morning the market firmed up, recovering all but t or 4 paint of th early loas, while ome of the early aojlere appeared to be covering, and the ttrongtb of the market cf Itself appeared to be at tracting some frcah buying front outaide source. Borne of (he large , spot people were good buyer during the t'rat hour. Cotton futures closed barely steady; April, 10.33c ; May. 10.37c; June, U 37c; July 10 37c; August. 10.26c; September. 10 17c: October. 10.16c; November, 10. Uci .December, 10.12c ; January. 10. fret; Mayi leote. Spot, quiet; middling up'swdT. 10.80c; middling gulf. 11. (be; a lee, l:'4.bs'es OAUE8TON, April 21-4JOTT05i-lllgher at lO'vC. Core Market'. ; NEW YORK. April 21.-C(irfKK -The market for futures opened quiet at un changed prices to a ret UouUue of fna points, rinsing quiet, net unchanged to f've point lower. Havre cloaed at a? net de cline of V,f. Sales were reported localiv of 1.600 bags, including April at si:, lw cemtiei at 6.80c and March at i.tHV. Spot market quiet: Rio No. 7. 8l.c: Sootoa No. 4, Vi, p. Mild, dull; Cordova, 9(jrir. Mllaaaakee Grain Market. MILWAUKEE. April 21. - WHEAT -No 1 northern, $1 3bijjri 2h; No. 2 DO-.thrrn, 1.24r1.26; July, $1.14 bid. OATS Btamlaid. 68c " BARLEY tlainple. 65fi5e. Pearla Market. ' PEORIA. Ill, April 21.-TORN-H1 her ; No. 2 yellow. 74c; Nil, t yellow 7ic; No. 2, 74c: No. 3. 73c; No. 4. TCV ' , OATS Firm; No. 1 white, 6t. Unlnlb Grain Market. PULl'TH. Minn. April 2I.-WHEAT Mav, $1.22; July. tl. .',: Nu, . J 1 noril ern, $124; No 2 northern, $1.22. , , ' OATS-63e. ' ' B- want ad ar bualne boost!. Herbert E. Gooth Co. Brokers and Dealers cmAor, OTmoaT, stocks. Omaha Offtc! tlO W. T. Llf Bldf . m . 1 1 ai.i.-w--a AmivIm aot . o,vu - j Iapagt A-im aa A-tllt. Oldest- and largest Hou ln in giai. n.
