Tin; r.KU: omaiia. fimday. Ai'im,
1 !!!.
GRAIN MD PRODUCE MMET
Wild Bears snd Bulls Li Down for
Arbor Py.
DAY'S . EECEIPTS DISPOSED OF
Reports frosa Chtraao hoer Wheat
Valae to Be Greatly Depresses)
la Aattrlaatlea of Mark
Larger Receipts.
OMAHA. April 22, lr
There 'waa no session on the Omaha op
lion market today, It being Arbor day.
Tha caah market wis open and the usual
dally receipts were disposed of.
Chicago and other outside msrkets held
sessions and advices showed wheat value
to he greatly depressed In anticipation of
Increasing receipt. The wheat market In
general waa raided by the bear opposition
with decided result, aa the market wa
caught with no buying order and heavy
nun selling netted a decline or sc.
Newa from outside corn markets waa
mora reassuring than wheat, showing
valuea -only slightly lower In face of th
heavy break In wheat. The wet weather
la holding bark corn shipments and la
the sustaining features for higher values.
Cash wheat on the Omaha market was
teady at a ehade off. with offerings very
light. Buyers are still offering good prices
for milling wheat,
Corn was more active, with moderate re
ceipt. Valuea slumped on larger offerings.
The situation la a weather problem.
Primary wheat rece'pta were 2?4.ono bush
el and shipments war 2M.0M0 bushels,
agalnaf receipt last year Of 244.000 bushels
and shipments of 400,000 bushels.
Corn receipts were W.oOO bushels and
shipments were 244,fkl0 bushels, against re
ceipt last year of 461.000 bushels and ship
ments of 2R1.0UO bushels.
Clearance wera 26i.0 bushel of corn,
1 POO bushels of oats and wheat and flour
eoual to 72,0M bushels.
Liverpool closed lV(f2'.d lower on aheat
and Id higher to d lower on corn.
Omttt Cask Frteea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. S1.2l81.2l ; No S
hard, II.19igri.iM: No. 4 hard, 1. 12Q1.19; No.
3 spring, tl.U$l.M. '
CORN No. 4t7Vc; No. 3. ".ifWeo;
No. 4. Hc; No. 3 yellow. 67Sc; No. t yel
low. 73('i4e.:.No. 3 white. Mc.
OTS No. 3 mixed, S2Hc; No.
XUHKhic : N" 1 white, UVSMc
wnite. K.'igwc: standard. f3r. -RTE
No. 2, 7c; No. I, 744rT&e.
Carta Receipts.
Whest. Corn. Oats.
Chicago u f H7
Mlnneapoll 11.1
f'mihs . 75 , U
Duluth s2
Oslveelon). strong st 4s 4d, futures firm;
May. a 4d; July, 74.
K.(THRH 11 THH OKAS BKLT
rale Friday After fJllphtlr Worao
Slht.
OMAHA. April U ISO
An area of hiahar ore mi re has aitended
over th central valley from th west. ante
colder and clearing weather prevail
throughout tha central vslleya and north
west this morning, Freeslng weather I
reported In th upper Mississippi valley
and tlirongliout th Missouri, vslley aa far
south aa Kansas The weather continue
unsettled In th southwest, and It la enow
Ing in Colorado and New Mexico and rain
ing In th Texas panhandle. Rain war
general during Wednesday In th central
valleys and east over th lake region and
Ohio valley to the Atlantic coast. Tha
ralna were generally light west of th Mis
sissippi river, but were moderately heavy
In the esstern states. The temperature t
rising In the extreme northwest, and tha
outlook Is favorable for slightly warmer
In this vicinity lonlght. with fair weathr
tonight and Frldsy.
Record of temperature nd precipitation
compared with th corresponding day of tha
last three year:
If loJ. 1907. mod.
Minimum temperature.... i u
Precipitation 00 .13 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 63 de
grees Deficiency In precipitation alnca March
1. 1.M Inches.
Tendency corrpondlmj period In 190,
2.44 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
2.97 Inches. u a. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
Corn and wheat region bulletin for
Omaha, Neh., for the twenty-four hntir
ending at I am.. TSth meridian Urn,
Thursday, April 22, 1909:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
-Temp Rein
Stations. Max. Mln fall. Pkv
Ashland, Neh 44 27
iNEW.ORl STOCKS AND BONDS
Specnlatirc Mood ii More Cheerful
and Vluei Mote Upward.
ITEW8 GENES ALLY FAVORABLE
Traaero Arc sseethaj raatlaaa
eraaee af Firmer Taae af the
Call Maaey MarkerBeads
Ara Btroaa;.
l.S1S.mn; notes reserve. Increased JLK2.00;
government eovurttiee. decreased i;ti2t.t.
The proportion of the hank a reserve to
liability this week Is 49.73 prr cent. Lsst
week It waa 48 M per cent.
Auburn. Neb,
4H
yellow.
; No. 4
2
24
X
'31
w
24
3R
3d
7S
ar
32
5
;
4 Hit'AtiO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feat area af tha Tradlac a ad Closlag
Trlcea aa Board af Trade.
Broken Bow. Nb. M
Columbus, Neb... 47
Culhertson. Neb.. 4
Fslrbnry, Nb.... 4
Fairniont. Neb... 47
Or. laland. Net,.. 47
Hartlngton. Neb. 4
Hastings, Neb.... 4
J Holdrege, Neb.... 4fi
usKasie. iveo 4.1
Omsha. Neh...... 4.1
Tekaniah, 'Neb... 4
Alta. la 41
Carroll, la :. 42
cisrinda. la 4ft so
Rlbley. la 41
Sioux City. la... 44 34
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at t a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAORfl.
' No. of Temp. Ratn.
Central. Station. Max. Min Inches
Chicago. lit
Columbus. O.. ......
Dps Molnss. Is....
lnd'snapolis. Ind..
Kansas City. Mo..
!oulsvllle, Ky
.00
.00
.00
.0i)
.(
.00
.00
.00
00
.00
.00
T
T
.00
.09
.06
.00
.OH
.01
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
cier
Clear
clear
t 'tear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
inaha. Neh.
CHICAOO, April 82. Further Sensational ! gt iiuie Mo 13 1
declines from 3o to 4c in the price of wheat I A..,,-- w,.ther aaaln on
today marked what Is considered by many ,h.oi'L !nd whest reil
traders aa the wlndun of the famous bufi J I?., . ',"5i
M M M .24
17 - 73 "42 .84
14 4 33 ,M
II 40 .2S
22 B'.' 3 ,ifl'
15 7 4S .22
31 42 30 . 04
IH 44 33 .01
13 M , 40 T
caninalrn engineered bv James A. initpn
and a coterlo of his followers. The market
closed at almost the bottom after July had
suld at 11.09H and May at $l.a per.bushi I.
Corn, oat and- pravWtons were affected hy
the severe slump "In wheat, and cloecd'wealt
Mguldatlort' wa the order of. the day In
the wheat pit. r"rem the clang of h ojieu
ing bell to ,rJtHn finish Ions; whit waa
ilumpi-d InW the nit, .and the declihe wa
so precipflate at, 'tlmei. -ihe . commlssioit
houses wei eouslilt. red, fortunate Jf-they
siuceediM 1n' executing stop-loaa order
within !. fit th limit., There were limea
rliiring Ahe tyy 'during whfch covi rjng, by
nltlcajdidre (ban offset tbo reaJIslii sales,
but tnVse wfre brief. ' rule.. At, the lov
point of.tha'Usytbe July delivery, recocded
a lose M :4'4ffi4Hc, from yesterday s final
riuotaAiOns and the-Maw ontkm -drn r
4'e. Thia w a break of. Vio for Ju4y
comparl whh the highest. paint -touc4ieq
during the catmpalgnr which was Just on
eA-ek.tago and Adecltaa of'd'ic for "atay.
The w st wUile. leader o the bull wss not
in evidence personally : In the pit.' having
1 -' in" -.-ny jrertia" on a. western trip.
Th ltten heuse.. however. Vaa well rp.
resentel,by brokers,, who,, it was olslmed.
kept unloading wlfcst as raplUly as cdi
tlltluns .wauld permit Selllag. tir otfier
leading commlsijcn hottwe lo wde Mrf So,
revall throughout
lion and freestng
temperatures are reported throughout the
northern and western portions Rains oc
curred In all portions within the last twen-tv-four
hours, being heaviest In the eastein
district. I A. WF.IJ3H,
. Loral F"ee?t"T. Weather Buruau.
NEW YORK UENEI A I, MARKET
((aotatlona
KF.W
( the Day aa Tarlaa
t'oaaanadltte. .
TORK,' April 22-FLOfR-Re-
celpts. 9.300 bhls. ; exports. 3,100 bbls.: mar
NEW YORK. April 8. Th speculative
mw n the stock market today took on
more cheerful hue. although In somewhat
subdued fashion. Stocks which were sold
testerday were purchased today and the
upward movement became more uniform
and"ronstfttent than the halting and Irregu
lar decline of yesterday. The subdued tone
of the speculation may be Justly attribu
table to the firmer tone of the market for
call loana, rate for that form of credit
ranging above 2 per rent again today. Tho
money market altuatlon enacts no arduous
terms from borrowera and there Is no ar
psrent expectation that It will Immediately.
The altuatlon I distinctly altrred. never
theless, from the recent plethora of funds
seeking employment and experiencing dlffl
calty In finding lodgment. Onld continues
to go out In small parcels and the Inflow
from other sources does not more than
offaet It. Foreign exchange rates wre
lower today, however. Meantime the loe.n
account continue to expand and additional
Issues of hew securities are still In pros
pect. Yesterday's payment of an Install
ment of atibncrivtlnns on the new Southern
Pacific convertible bond Is given credit
for soms of the absorption of available
credits which I Influencing the call money
market. With lesa urgency on the part
at the lenders In placing funds, there Is
not being Injected Into the speculation so
much artificial stimulant. Bankers are
disposed to look more to conserving funds
for future corporation losns. leaders of
finance counsel some caution about extend
ing expansion of values to a point where
a plnoh for credits might cause a collapse
that might work hsrm to the extension of
projects of financing still to be concluded.
The intention to refund high Interest bear
ing bonds of the Chicago. Burlington &
Qulnry waa announced today. The Im
proved financial position of many railroad
companies aa i result of loana already
placed makea a strong sustaining Influence
ror values.
Another substantial support to confidence
Is found In the subsidence of annrehension
over the grain crop position. This Is partly
due to the deflation of the speculative cle
ment In the price of wheat, which waa
continued today. Cheering advlcea of tho
condition of the growing winter wheat crop
and of th spring wheat aeedlng were added
to this avmntnm. The Imnresslnn made by
extravagant claims of depleted stocks of
grain In th Interest of speculation Is thus
diminished. The reviving demand for pig
Iron la considered of the most Importance
as a barometer of basic conditions, and re
norta were in circulation today In the finan.
clal district that the earnings of the United
fltatea Steel corrjoratlon for the first quar
ter, which are to be reported next Tues
day, would be found much better than haa
been estimated l current rumor. Favor-
1 able report pointing to a rising scale of
consumption are saw to g've promise oi
overtaking, the rate of production during
the nresent month. Sueclal strength In the
New Tork traction stocks waa traceable to
the renorts of earnlnaa coming from the
receivers In whose hands, those properties
sra held. The sXDectatton waa expreseea
of an early agreement on a wage settle
ment between the anthracite miners and
operators growing out of consultations still
New Tark Maaey Market.
NEW YORK. April t2.-MOVEY-On call,
firmer; '(a'ix per cent; ruling rate. 2 per
cent; closing bid, 1 per cent; offered at 2
per cent. Time loans, quite actlv and
slightly firmer: sixty days Z'ttiiH per cent;
ninety days, 21 per cent; six months, L'Vif4
per cent.
PRIMK MERCANTILE PAPER-Jm4
'"sTERI j NO EXCHANGE Weaker, with
actual business ia bankers' bills at M.iaao-tf
for alxty-day bills snd st M DiM for
denisnd; commercial bill, It.reHfN W1.
8IL.VER Bar. 61C; Mexican dollars,
44c.
HOND8 Government. firm; railroads.
Closing quotations on .bonds were aa fol
lows: V. . rsf. Is ret K"4!nt. M M 4i tt
4s coupon t"lJipn 4a
. 1 ta. rff It'iS do 4v .. W4
do fouson . 101 4V IS seriet
C. 1. 4a, res., ex. Int.lH K. '. So I at t- lo'a
to coupon. l.S4U . b. 4a !. ..
Allls-Clitl. 1st ia MM . K T. lat 4ar -
Am. A M iv o it a rer.
Am. T. A T. ct. 4a..',4 4o sen. Hi
Am Tnbaceo 4a .'Mr). Psilflc 4s
do a 1 S. Y. V. s. ts...
AK'hlsoo in. 4 I1 So e. 4a
do 8. u. 1st 4a w'sn. T. cur 4'a naw
If! K. Y . N. H. H
....! ev. 4a
at 4a 7 N. W ev. 4a
HilNo Parlflo 4a
4a 3a
..... HHO. S. L. rM. 4.. ..
jaPtnn. rr. 9w,i H1S..
I't do ron. 4a
I lO'i Reading pan. if
9 St. U, at S. f. (f 4a.
lkSt. L. S. W. . (a. .
ihnrta-iic tif iih,i r,f ,tn.n.;.H iT..l frcnta- M.OOtMJ.60; . 'Minnesota baker. 34.609
... T '.. . 1 ' r .... i . - wwnfi u . IhI
S-l: ' Wllllr IHICIlin, n.'7iwm w . t in,i
In nrnsrress.
r- tPk- ll.lr.n .f fawnrlna lnftllnrea OVSr-
ket quiet nnd partly lower: Minnesota pat- b those of a less promlsln aspect. No
more was heard or B. u. iisrriman s post
poned trip to Europe and the fesrs regard
-straights.- I606$.10: winter extrss, 34.35'i
t.tiW: wlntet ' low grades. 14.254.90; Kansna
straights.. K.70t.0. Rye flour firm; fair
to good. J1.ifrfl4.ui); choice to rancy, ti.wti
4.80. f .'
C'OrtNMEAL-Stcady: white and yellow,
ll.efl.iid: COAr, 1.46(l.iO; kiln dried. 13.40
03.60. . . '
.. RYE Firm; No. 3 wetern, ttc, t. o. b.
New York. . ,
BARL.EYJ-Stady i malting, S&frOSc, c. t. t.
.N York; . Teadlntt. 73t874c, c. I. t. New
Tork, ".'i. .
. WIJEATT-Recelpfs. 6.0f bu.: spot market
Weak; No. 2 ted, 31.40 asked, elevator: No.
S, red. 1.4t. nominal, f.-o. h.. afloat; No. 1
northerp' TJultitli,. 31..iS If o. b.. aritat: no.
enormous .scale, three er' fViUv ' ortncei'LS t, northerp ' TJultitu, . .. 1 o. o.. arit at: ivo.
being crerdOft wHitt 'sMew trHh'tftV aj fdwtftte b.. afloat. Wheat
augregatlng between i&M and" m.OOQ.OIO
mentis, rtirimwotie several' tnin.t teri'led
to contradict he theory advocated bv the
bulla of a acarclly of whes,f. Tha wheat
producing countlieg of the southern heml
sphere, which have been listed ah 'being ex
tremelv short of.--the rfla,- were com
paratively heavy shippers during the Jst
week, according -to seml-offlrlal estimates
msde today. Alentla aione aenu oui
IXMIOO bushels whlth lafleariy oUO.OOtt hush
els more thau was shipped the previous
week, while Australia, which had berrt set
down as being completuiy exitHUstcd of
wheat, exported more than eOO.OOO bushel.
me same time aavice irom aa sections
of the winter-wheat, belt In this country
told of generally favorable conditions for
the rapid growth of the fall sown -crop.
Cables also were weak, the Liverpool, mar
ket being off Id despite the moderate rally
here yeaterday. The market oixwied weak
t net decllnea pf StH"' to Hjc, July being
at tl.l2Tt1.1214. Purlng first few-Kilnutea
July dropped to 31.11, but rallied trulckly
again about lc. The advance, however,
brought out freeh realising aalea, This pro.
nedura wa. repeated throughout the- entire
day, with- the exception that on each 'ek
price . dropped a tittle lowsr than on the
previous drive. At the bottetri July sold
at 31.09H, May at 31.204, and September at
31.014.. Final quotations were tl.USTsflll.lO for
July and 31.31 for May. a ntt loss for the
day of precisely 4c for each option. ' " '
After advancing to a new high record
mark for the May delivery the corn mar
ket weakened In sympathy wtih the severe
slump. In wheat and closed at not losses of
SO'ltta. compared, wtlh tbe previous clos
ing. The highest point touched today by
the May option waa 73c. which was reached
soon after the opening. During the day
May sold between 70"o and 72o and closed
at 70HVTOH0.
The break In wheat, a decline of UHtC
In the price of the caah grain and more
favorable weather for farm work caused
heavy eelllng of oat, which resulted in
decline at the close ranging from c
to 4c. compared wtih yesterdsy's final quo
tations. The Msy delivery ranged be
tween 66to and 6c and closed at i'UfS'c.
Provisions weakened on selling based on
the declines In grain after the market had
displayed moderate atrength early In the
evasion. At th close prloes were a shade
to liio lower.
The loading .future ranged aa follows:
Articles. Open. High. 1 Low. J Cloaa.j Yea y.
I
Wheat I
May 1234i j Mri j ,
I
I
I
July
Sept.
line.
rn
May
July
Sept.
Oate-
May
July
. 8:pt. ,
Dec
Pork
May July
Slept.
Lard-'
May
.July
Kept
Ribs
May July
bept.
112it3V, 1 Uvi 1 0(w 10,-7,
104-to 1 06 1 01 UiJ'.-i-i
ltl3,l 1 031 1 00, 1 W
I . I
7! I
6i
5S,
1 IS
1 14
1 05
1 OS
W'I
(Ct
WW;
(4'(F4,4f,rt
4in4i4i'(il,l
I
18 05 f II 06
I
70 ,i6Wii 714
lW68tay.
'
A ;a 67 8
I I
5o;uWo6i &A
41 4iKiJ4. 4K
41; 41: 42
I i 4J
I 17ft."j 17 -', 13 10
opened wk t "He Recline, ruled unset
tled and lhr.Tes the decline to 4o under
poor ' MMtt, rcod crop news and heaey
liquidation, -piosin;"unsettiea st c net oe-cllne.-
Salev for exhort. - thirty loads. May
closed. 11.27; July. clod.' II 17 September
, tit ,
. CORN Itcelpt.J'i.2)(K'Tbii.; expert.' T.,
'WO bu .: sdoi market -steady: No. S. 30ie.
elevator., and 7ic f. " o. b.., afloat; No. I
mhlte. 8t)c.- nomina). and. No. I yellow, ,9c,
f. o. h.. ,s float. OptUtns without transac
tlon closed itc net lower: .May closed,
lak-: July. .ic: SnPtemher. T&'ie.
OATBReoetpts, . 47.200. tin.;, exports, l.tioo
bu.; spot markef vsleftily;-, mixed, . ."wo 17
pounds, 37(9c;. natural : white. , 2i31
pounds, fVle; -clipped white. 3443
pounds, fA-
HAY Firm; . No. '3. 7Mi0c; good, to
bhoice. stsfrwe. " ;
HIDES-Firm; .,Bogota, Central
American. 'Joe. !
LEATHER Quintl acid. Sx--!.
PROVISIONS Reef? tdy; family. 314.30
ifllS.OO: mess. 110 Vmn.ftov beef hsme, 34.00
Jo00: backet. ns.50f'l!2j00; oity extra maia
mess. Ul.e(ir32.Nv. Cut meat, steady;
pickled Jrellles. 10.00' pickled hams, 110.60.
Lafd.' easy; western. I10.eo4jip.it:1 rfined.
barely steady: continent, $U-W: South
America, - IH.eOr ' MMnptiW'd. 7wnj.li.
Perk.- steady: faltiilsr .f)jerTi.- ahoft
rkar. " lw.Mr2t.: mesa xii.btX8ls.oo.
TAI.1X)W-3u1et: city per VKg.1, Dc:
country (pkgs. freel, Hitjrtoi '
RlfRFlrm; donvstle, fair to. extra. (9
6c; Japan, nominal. . ' '
Fl'TTKR Karoly isteaayr nisrxet easier;
receipts. 13,at pounas. cresmery, neia.
third to extras, aiinmc; process, commen to
special. 17fl'23c: western factory, first. 1c.
EOOS lss firm; western firsts. 2ti'22c;
western seconds. Utyd'Zlv. southern firsts.
HU'W'iic: southern, seconds. SOHitrac.
PCM LiTRY Alive, steaay; cnicxens. oroti-
ers, 9ft&c: fowls. ISitflV. Dressed, firm;
broilers. 4i't90c; fowls. ladJ16'4.
Kaasaa City Grata and Prorlsleas.
KANSAS CITY. April 22. WHEAT May.
31.30: July. ll.Oilii: S-pien)b'r. sic.
CORN May. .ic; juiy. w-c; oepiemoer.
' .... ...
OATS i"ncnanerj; iso. i wnns, oweoac;
No. 2 mixed, 63tit4c.
RYF i1Jiac.
HAY Prairie. MS76e higher: ethers on-
changed; choice timothy, 111.75(8 12.00; choice
prairie, f 10.00&10.;; choice alfalfa, tlsff)
17.00.
,m.ls. '-'4c; packing atock, 15c.
FXJfJS Extraa. '; current receipt, risi.
20c; seconds and ditties 1IK
Receipts. Shipment.
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu l.wn 47.)
Oats, bu .wpu
Options at Kansas City:
ing his health, which were professed ye
trdov The adlournment of the Chesa
peake at Ohio directors without the hoped-
ror increase in me aivioena aia nui cui
serious reduction In the price of the stock.
The announcement that the Pennsylvania
had renurchased the Norfolk & Western
stock old some time ago to Its banker
during the height of the antl-corporatlon
agitation was considered highly significant
of the Increased assurance felt by corpora
tion managers regarding the tona of public
sentiment toward them.
The bond market showed notable breadth
and strength. Total sales, par. value, 110,
2W,ono. United States 3s, coupon, advanced
H tier 'cent on cell.
'Number, of sale .and leadiifg quotation
on bonds were:
is w l is z-JV Is 02W 18 on. ia it
U 22'( 18 3J la 021 1. 02 II 1:'
10 41'' 10 4? 10 S2, 10 3S , 10 37
10 7 10 67 10 ftj i 10 ' u i
0" I S'A
7o 7:'
s o-'t Hj
W 1 I to
77: 77; 70
I 67. t s7i 3D
Articles.
t Open. I High. I Uw. Clos.
Wheat
Ma v
July
September
C',r,1
May
July
September
I
1 ""'l,!
1 o?s
,!
7'
I
1 V
wi;
s.;'
:
Aaial. Copper. ai-4i ..
Am. C. at r
Am. C. at r. ptd.......
Am. Cotton Oil........
Am. H. at L. pld ....
Asa. Ica Bacurltlas.
American Unseed ....
Americas Locomotive .
Am. Leoomolis p(d . .
Am. S R
Am. S. at K. pfd
Am. Bunt Refining
Ara. Tobacco ptd, ....
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining C....
Atcblaon .
Atchleon fd
Atlantic Codat l.ma
Balllmors A Ohio...
Ral. Ohio pfo
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacirio
Central leather
Contral Leathar fid
Central o Nast Jersey.
CtMasposk A Ohio.....
raicato Ot. W
C M. at at. p
C, C, C. at St. t,.
Colorado P.. A 1
Colorado at So
Colo, at to. 1u ptd..,..
Olo. So. M M.......
Conaoliasted Oas ......
Corn Produata
Dalswsra A Hudaun . t
bonvse at HI Ursa 4 .
D. at R. O. td
Distillers' acurities . .
Jlrls
Hrl let prd
Erie 2d P'd
General Klertrlc
Great Nonharn p'd
Ot. Northarn Ora Ctrl
Illinois Coniral
Interbaroush Mat
Int. Mat. ptd
International Paper ...
Int. Paper pfd -.
International Pump ....
Joes central
Kinui C ltjr So
K. C. o. pfd
Loulavllla It N
Minn. A St. L
M.. St. PAS M ..
Mlaaourt Pacific
M., K. A T
M.. K. T. pfd
National Lend
New Tork Central
N. V.. O. W
Norlolk A W
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennarlvaiiia ....
People's Gee
P.. C. C. A Hi. L
Preased Steal Car
Pullman Palate Car. .
Railway Steel Bprtrif..
Readlns
Repukllc Si eel
Rrpubllc Steel ptd
Rick leland Co
Rock laland "o. pld...
St. b. 8. P id efd
St. Louia W
St. L.. W. pfd
Sloaa-Shaifleld S. A I
Si'oi. H'lrtl. Lo. Clou,
17.1ii0 - let i 74 w
400 ; 50t 4'4
. 0 :
, soo
4.104
Ju
3. otto
"4
K'k
1
64 '4
6T
3'a
.... 1,H0 8S
1.000 104
1,0 1) 1SS
... . n ,
St SJi
1404 44
S.S00
t.ino iisU
oft
111
58
in
is
64(4
114
'a
101t IDA
134 1H4
K' 334
44S 44'
ldTl 107'
UMMl
124 117
IH-a JKVa
31.100 7I 7S 7T
t X n'a A'i na
l.iou ' MS H tSs
1U0 101 V lill(4 01
ioo T7 srrt in
30.0 T7H 7
KM ISO l 180 181
I. XI 1MI4 1494.
1.000 74 - 71. T4
1.S00 44
(00 U4a "4
3.M0 81', 8 l
7 l4y ISl'i IS'44
4.600 Ue ii
1.200 183 laJ't 1U
10S.XI 44 alS
110 tin, S8V4 M
1.300 am, . M i:t
fM) " 31 . 'S 304
l,l ' 47H 4H 41
100 8 '4 Ja
i.ioo is'a w Hit
I.S00 14AI4 144, 144tfc
,00 ii s wv.
4a
lk, fv.
dcr 6s
Atlantic t'. U
Bel. Ohio 4s
do im
da 8. W. v,a. ......
Rrh. Tr. c. 4a
Canada So. lat Sa
Central of Oa. 6a.....
Central Ueather Aa...,
tlen. of N. J. . 6e.
87
M!
.
t'4
l)2e
34
lOtTe
'
4'4
Iflo
OMAHA LIVE STOCl MARKET
Receipts of Cattle Moderate, Price.
Steady to Strong-.
HOOS FIVE TO TEN CENTS HIGHER
Hardly F.aeaah Basest or Iambs 4
Slake a Market, hat Beerptkln
ell Karl? at rrleea Stead?
erltk Wedeesdap.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 33. 1
A Perfect Working
Business System
Receipts mere:
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday ....
Offlolal Wednesday
Estimate Thursday .
Cattle. Hogs.' Sheep. I
3.4 m ,s.l 4(1
. 4 08.1 11.7S0 4.on3
4. 1 afa 1J J47 . I 3i
1,700 .7tX) l.
Chee. A Ohio t",r.... do lat fold 4a...
hlraso A. 8'ji 744;saboard A. 1. 4e
., P A 4. . 4. .;..' MS 9. Parlflr col. 4a
.. M. A P P. g. t'aa. Ht do lat ret. 4...
:., R. I. A P. c. 4s.. SMaeo. Rallear 6a ...
do col. be SIS do sen. 4a
do rfds. 4s ajHl'nloo Pacific 4a..
CCC. St. L. 4. 4a.. 7H do e. 4a
Colo. Ind, 6a. 78 do 1st faf. 4a
olo. Mid. 4a ... MSI'. S. Ruber fie .
C. S r. A e. '.. tuHl'. B. Steel 2d
'
,8
4
71
-',
m
107'.
as
1i'4
1114
U. A H. ct. 4a., lMVa -Cam. Chcm. 4a... t'4
do lat ref. 4a ,il',ibnti lit ht H-H
I). A R. O. 4a K. do let A ex. 4a 73 a
Diatlllara' 5a 74 wtern Md. 4a ti'
Krle p. I. 4l 87Wt. Eler. ev. be... M
do sen. 4a 74' wis. tentraj ,
do cv. 4a arrlea A.. 74'4D. A R. O. ctfs 4a... .C4
do aarlaa B ("'. A O. ref. ia Hn'4
Oen. Blec. cv. ia 1lN. R. R. of U. 4Sa. . 4i,
III. Cen. lat rot. 4a. .It"' o. Pacific cv. 4a die
Int Mot 4',a 71a
Bid. Ottered.
Four days this weok. 13 &-S SIM
Same dsys last week.. 18 674 .Vi.i'W 37. 3
Heme days 3 week ae..l3.RJ8 Jt.HM i 444
Same day 3 weeks an..1.g.7 3i.016 3i,.l-'4
Buna days 4 weeks ago.. 14.14 42.310
Same d tys last year.. 37 U.474 -4.W7
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year: 1!i. I. Inc. leo.
Cattle 287.31S 2W lid '7
Hogs'... SH2,7K7 Jt'..M ...a- M.787
Sheep Mi, 044 450,378 "!3.6tio
The following table show the svetage
prive of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons;
Date. lot. 11908. 1307. 130. 11806. 1904. 190X
April 13.. I 7 00l 45 8 I 2j 4 81) 7 1
April 14.. 4 W4, 6 66 14 461 i 36 4 Ml 7 22
7 M
7 l
7 19
April 18.. ( 87-, 37 ( 4J 4 4 U
6 33
t Oil t 04
4
April 17. .j t 6 43 Xfl 6 61
April 1.. I 4 Ml 4X1
Aurll 1. .1 BIU. 4 Ail 4SI t 10
April :0.. 3 I li M A 341 tt 42 6 13 4 fli 7 10
April :'l.. ti f 6 41 ti 43. 6 3t, 4 (ttii 7 U
April 23. . 6 Wi 6 36j 6 35 & 3 4 8l! 7 07
Sundsy.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
at 10 7-lbc.
Cattlo. Hogs. Slieep. H'r'il.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
ROBTON. ADril 2t Money, call loans. 24
S :Vb per cent: time loans, 3ft6 per cent.
Official closing:
Atchteon ad). 4a....;
do 4a
Atchlaon R, R
do pfd
Poaion A Albany. .
boaton A Mama
Boetnn Elevated ....
Pllrhburs pfd
N. Y. , N. H. A H.
t'nlon Pacific
Am. Arga. diem....
do pfd
Am. Pnau. Tuba
A mar. Sugar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Amor. Woolen
do pfd
Pomlnton I. A s. . .
Kdlenn Rlec. lllu.
Maaa. Electric
do pfd
Maaa. Oae
t nlted Prult
t'nlted s. M
do ptd
V. . gieel
do pfd
Adventure
AMoues
Amalgamated ....
Arlaons com
, 5 Atlantic II
I'flUBntte Coalition .'4
in7tcal. A Arlions !'
lOSSiCaf. A Hecla '
,K1 nenunnlal S
.14 Copper Range 7
,i rialv Weat '4
,U3 Pranhlln i U
.171' Oranby
.188i Greene Cananea 19
. 81 tle Kovl 78
. KtiMiu. Mining 8,
. 7aMlchlan 12
. H4,Mohaw at4
.l4 Mont. C. AC M
.1414Nevede
. 83' Old Tmnlnlon 1'4
. 9t4Oeceol 1J
. 88 Parrot if
.IM Qulncr M
. 14 8'iannon 14
. 724 Tatnarach 70
. sf,t4 Trinity 13
,1S4 I'nitad Copper il4
. i4?r. g. Mining 74
. S 4.1. g. OH..;...: 314
. M'UtS-. 40"4
.U4 Victoria 44
. t Wlnsna
. 38 Wolverine 14.1
. 74 North Butte a?
. 4i4
C, M. A 81. r 3 3
Missouri 1'arlflc 13
L'nion Pacific 11 34 6
C. & N. YV east 3 1
C. a N. W., west 15 4j
C, St. P.. M. & 0 1 11
C, B. & Q , east: :1 4
C, H. ct y., wen as a
V., R. I. Hi P.. east.... 3 1
('.. it. 1. Ar P.. west.... 1 1
Illinois Central 1 1
Chicago Ot. Western.... i
r
Tutal receipts So 133 ti
e"
tlce-Vrplck
hr r I a 3 - . -I htit-r.'tkr'r.h!
Is the IWal One to Business
. Sll""PM. .
VOi: CAN IIAVK A PKK
FKtT IHSINKHS SVSIKM
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Filing and SjsieniatUcd
.. , levlct'. ., , .
These roiue In wood, a .so in
metal that looks like aood
tlaptrd lo any Liiiflnrftt. no mat
ter how small, no matter how
laiac. They've a combination of
appliances that make system a success that saves time that keep al
way at your finger tips an accurate record of all transactions, L.et us
show you these modern business devices.
A I'OMI'LKTK LINK ALWAYS OX IHSPLAV v
nr otm nrx.Amoxn orrxcii ruurrvai bijotiobt.
v c have men who arc posted In aystematlxing your particular line f
work. Advice Free. ,
Orchard & Wilhelm .
4ii.i(i-iH Hit ni lai n stio:i:t.
Special Agent for the (ilobeWernlck Co., MethiHla.
401
t i'.
4 4M 4 M) t
I 4 :ti :s
4 67S 4 HI
HOQ3 Everything looked good to Ihe
seller In the hog yard tl Is mcrnlng. The
trade was sctive and the hogs sold freely
at prices that were SifrlOc higher than yes
terdt.y. IJght and medium weight mixed
hosrs. If anything, showed mote advance
than heavy hogs, they being a good strong
lilo higher In most rases. Heavy hefts as a
ru'e sold 6c higher and In some ases as
much as 10c higher. The bulk sold Inslda
tho range. K&kuT.IO. and on up as high as
37.26 for the best heavy weights. V ester
da v most of the hogs brought 3n.7of87.05,
with the top at 17.16.
The hogs sold very freely, ss noted shove,
and a clcarsnce was made before 11 n't lo"k
In the morning. It was. In fact, its viewed
from a sellers' standpoint, a very sntlsfao
nsrket from stitrt to finish
1
34.OiVtfa.3S: year-
heifers. 3:!.5t?5.50; feerlers,
lings, 33.W44 60.
t. Joseph Live Stork Market.
8T. JOHUPH. April ;2.-('ATTLK-Re-cclpts,
l,6Wi hesd: market steady: steers.
3-t ao'iit i, t-tms, and heifers, U ingi.'';
calves. 33. Ot ijni.('.
1 lOQS Receipts, 7.000 head; , market Thj
higher; top, ;.2o; bulk of saHa, 3S.oJt7.1'.
SliKHiP AND I.AM HS Receipts, l.imo
head; market strong; lumU. f7.0t97.S6.
Stork In "Ight.
Kecelpta of live stock at Uic six prlnotput
markets yesicrday were as tol-
lioss. Sheep.
i I
l.ondoa Closing toek.
LONtXN". April 22. The e.trly market for
American securities was Irregular with the
Harrlman Issues showing strength. Trading
waa quiet. ,
Licndon cloir,g atocK . quotations:
Conaola. money
do acoount
Anaconda
Atrhlaon
do pfd ;
Baltimore A Ohio...
Canadian Pacirir
Oieaapeaka A Ohio.
8.1 Mo. Kan. A Tetea.. '
II lKN'n Tork Central. ..Isa
. '4 Norfolk It Western..
.lio'i do pfd
.10414 Ontario A Western
.117H Pennaylvsnla
I80H Rand Minea
7 14 Readlns
4'4 Southern Railway
.15114 do pfd
. . UW soufhern Paclfle .
. .. a4H Union Paclfle ....
.. SO' do pfd
:.. rsf .'.tsr.
44'4, do pfd
.. : Webath
.". Mt Bei -n'd ... ......
...IS SpsrKah'4a
,. 141',. AmL .CopDsr
an
lit
H
7!
S
1744
U-
X
.'H
117
Chi. oreat Weatern
'Chi.. Mil. A St. P
De Beera
Denver A RIO Qr..
do pfd
Krle .;
do let rfd
do 3d pfd
Grand Trun
Illlnola Central
Loulevllle A Naah.
SILVER Bar,
ounce.
MONEY'i ft i percent.'
The rste of disoour.t In the open market
for short bills is H per cent; for three
months' bills. ! per cent.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. April 22. Today's state
. 7
TS.
'teady at 23 13-16d per
431 1.501 353
6.3 2.41' all
31o- 2.13S n!2
34 2,,'Jb . -4t
7
6
3
lit
IS
I
4
4
13
.....
lit
1
Jo
' io .....
201
The dispoHltion of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tlx num
ber of bead Indicated:
Cattle. HnKS. She. p.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudaliy Packing Co
Armour At Co
Lobman Ac Rothchlld
Hill at Son
K. P. Lewis
Huston & Co
J. B. Root & Co
J. li. Bulla
Ham Werthlmer .
H. F. Hamilton V
M. Hagerty Co
V. U. Ingliram ;
Sullivan Bros.,
Lehmer Bros
Cnlon I). B. Co
Swart Bolcn
Lee Roth
Other buyers
Totals 2,102 3.001
CATTLE There was a very moderate
run of cattle today, tl.e heavy decline in
beof steers eviilontly having the effect of
curtailing shipments. At the same time the
quality was not as good as on most days
this week, there being more common to
medium steers and nut as many strictly
good kinds. While tue receipts were mod
erate as noted there were a great plenty
to supply the demand and there seems to
be a feeling among seller that It would
be a wise mute if the country would follow
a more conservative plan In making ship
ments, not only to this market, but to all
other, points as well. The feeling Is that
there are none too many cattle in the
country lo supply the consumption between
now and the coming grass csttle. The only
trouble I that tue cattle are being rushed
In too . rapidly at one time-w4th the re
sult thst prices everywhere are breaking
very badly.
A has been Ihe esse every day this week
the slockeia and feeders were the first
cattle In the yards to sell. They com
manded about steady price again thl
morning, but the supply was exceedingly
small. In fact it was limited almost entirely
to stock cattle, there helng very few
rattle hesvy enough to reslly be classed as
feeders. While the market lias open steaoy
tory
No.
:i
77
a
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4 ...
4....
at....
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rt
n ...
...
81...
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84 ...
4....
70....
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77...
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84...
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74 ..
80 . ..
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74..
M...
48 ..
....
74 ..
71. . .
74...
7R...
...
It.
ment of the treasurv balances in the sen- n the week the feeling is that the better
eral fund exclusive of rtie 815n,0O0,OfKi. gold ! entries nf feeders, especially, have been
Av.
..'.t!
. .l.M
.110
..181
.117
..187
. .200
. 197
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, . 11
,..184
,..14
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. . 2L1
...144
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..,5
. ..03
...211
...241
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4 7 .
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4 80
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4 80
4 811
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...377
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...253
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. . .332
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...741
.. 241
...:73
. . 247
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...147
...214
... 287
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.. .247
...284
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...216
...2441
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...S48
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. .. 271
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.,..51
. . I"0
. , ..'ill
7 If.
7 tal
T Oil
7 0,
7 no
1 00
7 0
7 mi
7 0(1
1 :
7 Mt
I (15
7 06
7 OS
7 04
7 OS
7 Oil
7 04
7 ''
7 r.
1 05
7 Hi
7 06
7 06
7 04
7 04
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7 07 '
7 07',
7 07V.
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western
low s :
rloulh OtiiHha
Sioux City ..
St. Joseph ..
Kansas City
8t. Louis ....
Chicago
Totals
Catlte.
l.To
' rmt
l..'in
?.i
l.0
....... S.OliO
2.500
7.0tH
l.t8)
10.000
12.
i,ao
r.t'fio
6.IKKI
1.1'
6 0"ii
15.900 -02.2Oi 14.1. ii
in
In
10
40
7 10
7 1
7 1214
7 18
7 18 '
7 n
7 18
7 li
7 :r.
7 IS
7 i.7
411
4o
..:ts
. .210
. .';si
. ffci
..2)
7 in
7 :a
t 21
7 '.I-
7 :,
7 2S
OMAHA GK.1BRAI. MARKET.
taple sad Fiser Prod ace frlees far
alskesl by Bayers aaal Hkeleaalera.
BUTTER-Crsmer. No 1. dcllveied io
the retail trade' in lib. cartons. 31c; No. t
In 0-lb. tubs, suVsu; No. 2. In l ib. cartons,
fftc; In 40-lb. tuba. 37fec; packing stock, ltc;
fancy dairy, tuba, 2043: lc; commcn roll,
livsli made, l)ic. Uaiket change vi
Tuesday.
EOGS Fre h selling s'.ock, csr.aied. 309
tic no storsg stock In Omana market.
CHKK8E Finest Wisconsin full resm.
twlna. loc, yuung Aineilcaa, 4 in houp, loy. ;
fsvoire, 3 in houp, 1'it., daisies. 30 lu huwp,
I6V101 cream Lilck, full case, Ijc; blon
iwlas, 16c; lull cream limburger, ic.
POULTRY Alive, spring, lie. liens. 11c;
cocks, tic; docks, lie; getse, 10c; tur
keys, lkc; pigeons, iper do.. 43c; guinea
fowls, per ilui., fct.uO; squaci'. per dog.. 3A
Dressed, hens, 11c; sprlnm. l:jiy; cocka,
4V4c; ducks, I3u; geese. 11c; luiloiy, 31c.
F18H WiitteflHh. frozen, .lu,., herring.
3V40; salmon, loc; pike, ; picKerei. o.;
uout, lc; catfish, Hlic; nalibut, ec; red
napper, lie, black buss, iav; crappie. s
$vi pmch, St.; codfish. 13c; siusits. ic; eela.
. luu; louaiers. gieea. die; DOilug, 40c; trog
; lc.
.iilb-No. 1, 17c; No. 2. 13c; No. 3, Vc.
loins No. 1, 18c; No. i, ia',,c; No. 3, lOlsu
1 Chuck No. 1, 1ac; No. 2, Stat; No. 3, bVs'-.
Round N. 1, OSac; No. 2; S'c; No. 3, c.
i plate-No. 1, 64c; No. 3, 6c; No. 3, 6c.
I FREbH FRLU'a-Applc. western box
I apples, $2,0042.60. Ban.inas, 6-oiiuuii Imis,
I 3io per lb. Oranges, ti. 06.36. Lemons, to.ot)
4J4.01I; Grape fruit, 4.0. Orapea - Malagas.
I 17.61) per kg Florida pineapples, pr. crats,
I 3.oO
) VEGETABLES Kansas sweet potatoes,
j 13.76 per bbl. California celery, large. 30c;
smaller, toe. INcw lorK Holland aeed cao
bagc, i'ic per lb. , Wlsconsi'j Red Ulooe
onion. 2c pr lb. California cauliflower.
33 per crate. Tomaturs, Florida, b-bask' t
crate, 3o; Cuba, 6-baaket rrate, $3. Lettuce,
per do., 400. Old vegetables ps ranlpe.
turnips, carrots $2.35 per bbl. Florida nsw
beets, carrots, persnipa. lurn'.ps, .ic, per
dor., 7ic.
STRAWBERRIES-43.0033.21. '
j HIDES No. 1 green, Sc; No. 1 cured. So.
1.100 14
it soo 1
14.P
"0
i.tw
l,60i
4U1
?M
)
4.H44
lt
47S
314
84',
4SH
78 V,
t.40 !',
I'M 41 14
Sll 187
4.7I 74
1.404 43V
210 784
ll.t)0 KK'i
146
1414
44V,
11V,
441,
84 V,
34
4i.
7'Ja
138
o Vi
180
74
43U.
7314
47 "
I46V4
154
13
67
89
14
464
fit
ll.v,
'44,
4J'4
7
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11 too 18114 :!'', I11"
;,3ia 40 41 49i4
14,600
600
44',
t:
43
83
10 300 146V, 14H 14jl
VM) 3"'4 3U ' 28
13. W V 1.1S
S.DM 114, 118 1144,
40TI 42 02 IS
Mil) ST', I7'4 J?',
M 1(7 ItlV lfci
34U.
ITS iC.H Ui
13', 21 2IH
A. asked: B. bid.
g(. I.eals Geaeral Market.
lXJrif?. Ma.. Apill i'.-W4RAT-I iv s steal
, 1. 1 ia ;i t.i, . .
Na. 1
Caah quotations stere as folios.
FLOL'K Kaay; w'nter patents. $o li4i. 2S ;
winit-r atraighta. $6. gj; spring patents
$j.904i4j.lO: spring straights, $4.&0W'4 ,'0: hak
ers. $3.4t'fl'4.70.
RYE No. 3. R2ifj3o.
BARLEY Feed ot mixing, Hr-itaiTc;. fair
to choice malting. iVfioSo.
SEEDS Klait. No. 1 south western, 31 a;
No. 1 northwestern. 316. Tlnioihv. 13 M.
Clover. $&a
PKOVI8ION8 Pork. per bbl. $17y
17.lrt. I4V4. 0I- 1 lbs.. IHI.3S. Short rihs
sides (looswi. $li.fti.7,: short clear sidf
(boxed). 3.u2y76
Total clcarames Of wheal and flour mere
equal to 72,000 bu. Primary recelpis were
224.000 bu.. compared with 248.0OO bu. the
corresponding dav a year ago.
F.stirnatrd recelyte for tomorrow: Wheat,
a cars: corn, 67 cars: oats 71 cars; hogs
It.OiiO head.
. . l.lveraaol Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. April B.-WH CAT Spot,
No. $ red western winter, firm at a II VI;
ttuuree unsettled; Mav, 3s 'id; July, t
UiUd September, (s 4d.
CORN-Apot, new Amsrlcaa mixed tvla
AT
User; tratk: No. 2 ted. cash. tl.60.Ql.&2
No. 3 hard, $1.31tl.S4; May, $1.23'.; July
$l.taj,lil.0u's.
4RN ixiwe' : ti icit: .o. j casn. (itr.4c
OA I tt.X .
I tl , A.f-V iouthSrn Paoiflc
c 1 is S! M
: I sNiU gouthem Railway
' I o. Rallwar o'd
47 1 674,11 , Tenneaeee C"pser
60S' . Vei.e A Paclfle
T , St. L. A W
T., 8t. .. A '. ptd.
l:nton Pacific
I 0:011 Partflc pit ..
V. 4. R'lboer
I . 4 Ruhner let ptd
74
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42
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74 '4
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4.1 no
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7'
0
no
tl 6"0
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600
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34 SJi,
f . lcel rd
t'tah topper
1 'a. -Carolina cheml.-al
' a.-(.ar). Chats, ptd ..,
4 tM
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US
114',
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114v,
4
reserve, shows: Avallnbie cash nai'iiue,
$127 7W.10: gnld coin and bullion, $48,118 Otui;
gold certificates. 337.K1O.5O0.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. April 22. WOOL The local
wool market continued very' strong and al
though trade is rather quiet, prices on
wools grading quarter and tlirre-elghths
blood show a decided upward tendency.
Thla stiffening of values is apparent In
both foreign and domestic stocks, In addi
tion to th speculative movement In
scoured wool there Is -a steady demand
for foreign stock of many grade. Shearing
continues in Utah. Nevada, California,
I Texaa and northern Ariona. Very liftla
haa been done In the Idaho to date, however.
The leading domeatlc quotation range aa
followa: Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces.
XX, 24u3&c: X, SifrOSc; No. 1 washed. 3M8
39c; No. 2 waahed. .3&'24c; half-blood,
combing. C0vg31c; three-eighths blood, comb
ing. 30an31c; quarter-blood, combing, 2931c;
delaine. waAhed, 3krq Michigan. Wiscon
sin and New York fleeeea. fine unwashed,
tibiae; delaine unwashed, 28T2ic; half
blood, unwaahed, 2fcMc: three-eightha
blood. I'liwashed. 29c; quarter-blood. 24i
39c. Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri, three
eighth blood. 2BfC3uc; quarter-blood. 21?
29o. Scoured value: Texas, fine. 12 months,
tjtV(74)2c: fine, to months, 62tf64c: fine.
fall. 464947c. California, noimern, o4iiiic;
middle county. tMjotJC:. fall, free. 434H6C.
Oregon, eastern. No. 1 staple, ftiiafifc; east
ern clothing. 664t67e; valley. No. 1. 484j60c.
Territory, fine suple. 63iSXo; fine me
dium staple. fiO"42c; fine clothing. oeVStiic;
fine medium clothing. Btrawc: naii-Dioou,
6i'iij3c', three-eighths blood. &MnS0c; quarter-
blood, &o(63c. Pulled, extra. Wfifnc; fine A,
H4n2c: A sucers. 61i556c.
ST. LOtTIS, April 32 WOOL Firm ; ter
ritory and western mediums, 2oj24e; fine
mediums, lbfi'22e; fin,. 12(jjl8c,
Metal Market.
NPJW YORK, April 23. METALS Th
London tin market was lower, with spot
quoted at 133 6s and futures at U134 7s M.
Locally the market was easy and a little
lower In consequence, with spot quoted
at $2.25t&'29.56. Copper declined to 67 for
spot and 57 12s d for futures in the Lon
don niarkf t. The local market was dull and
unchanged, with lake quoted at $12.8;ai'
13.00; electrolytic at $i2.504t 12.621. nj cast
ing at $113?Vi'&l-.60. Lead advanced Is 3d
to 1$ 3a &d In the London market, but was
unchanged and quiet locally at $4.2tm.X.
Spelter was unchanged at 21 12a 6d in
lAindon and remained quiet at $6.02fa5.07Vi
in the local market. Iron was higher, with
Cleveland warrants quoted st 17s 6d In
lxndoti. No rh.tnge was reported locally.
No. 1 foundry northern Is quoted at $!5 7.V,(
14.50; No. 2 foundry northern at tl5.afaK.25;
No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern soft at
Hi oiV816 4).
ST. LOC IS. April US. MKT A L8 Ied,
quiet at $4.12V,; spelter, steady at $4 .6.ia).
selling loo high as compared with ueei
4'attle. The only thing that has held up me
feeder market to the present high level ia
the short supply.
Buvers for beef steers were out In the
yards earlier than usual this morning and
the trade was more active and the feeling
better. Still about the best that could he
ssld of the market would be to call It
steady to a little stronger, or possibly a
trlfie higher In spots. For the week prices
are around 26c lower, the moat decline be
ing on the heavy cattle.
Cows and helfere were fairly active and
the few here anld In good season st fully
teadv price. It wa a good healthy and
entirely satisfactory market from start to
finlah. Cowa and heifer are ateady with
a week ago.
Quotations on cattle: Good to cholo
cornfed steers. $S.00tti).60: fair to good corn
fed steers, $6 80crVflo ; common to fair ecrn
fed teers, $4, fiK.i.M; good to choice cows
and heifers, $4 758 .60; fslr to good cows
and heifers. $.i.fi6fo4.76; common to fair
cows and helfera, I2.36ji3.46: stock heifer.
fS.tVKtpl.aS; veal cales. $3.2fitR6.75: bulls,
stags etc.. W.fl"4W CO; pood to cnolee stock
ers and feedirs. $4.&iVi6.76; fair to good
stoeki-rs ai'.i i'.-di r. Jl.'JOsil.M ; common to
fair atocttur ft'id fder. .l 251.00.
BEEF "TBERS.
18S
4TS
US
114
474
3
No. 3 white, 73';i74e; May. I,'ji6c; July. ,
OATS-I.ower: tr.clc.Xo .1 cash. M'oic; ! TlVj '"
N,i. I wnne. s . ai . on-, juij, "ic. Wntelini 4 I.. B
FLOl'U Ijower; red winter patents. $1; .40 , WHuonam ' antral !W 4'', t
tt0: extra fancy ard straight. 'i.t4jii, 1 T A T. r '4 4) i42 14114 it:
hard winter eleara. $4O'i40. 1 laial aaiee for tha dav 41 8 JO aharae
8EF1 Timothy, 3.' .VaS.oO. i . .
CORNMkAL-e-1.30. j r TsrL Mtalaa Slocks.
BRAN Higher; sacked east tra'k 11 S3J,
135 r;t iui.i. japrii -- Hieing ';uo,anona
Ulil'll'S
Dry Uosda Market.
NEW YORK. April tl. The dry goods
market niles quiet and firm, borne lob
bers are beginning 10 order staple brown
anode; for fail, cotton yarns are being
bought bettrr and prices are firm In thla
market Converters and prlnleis are buy
Ing moderately. Clothiers are buying lit!
lngs quite freel-- f'r e.i-lv dcllver.
H4Y Firm: tlniOthv. $12 0017.00; pralt Is,
Ml.t4bl:.6u.
IHCN 4'OTTOX TIES-foc.
PHOVlbiON'S- PorU.i l. aet: Jobbing.
$17.60. Lrd. loaer: rrim steam. $10 In
ICiO. Drv salt meats, nncrnnged; boxed,
extra shorts. $lo.5: clear rib. $11.00: short
clears. $11.00 Hacon. hoed eloort. $11.78;
clear ril s. $V.,4: short rleara. $13.00.
POULTRY-Quiet : ehickons, Vlo, springs.
13e: turkeys, 11V" HVec: duel:. 11c: gee, c.
prTTER Weak; cresmery. VfflXc.
E4VGR Firm; e, caa count.
Reuelp'a ohlpments
stock a:
Flour, bhls ...
Wheat, bu
Corn, bti
Oats, bu
4.700
. J im)
.1H.:al
.24. a)
4
.tou
' A4)
l,t
Alice
Branfc" tun
Com. Tu.iuel etoc6
eo bondt
Con. Cel. A a
Hora Silver
Iron S.lver
Offered.
l'j.)
4
tadTCie con.
L:f e fuel .
32 Viti.es 1. . ..
I4.i()l,l' o . . . .
eT orl.,r
4 k','d' 1
,4V VeKus Ja ket
4 6
:4
12
:'l
. a:
Baak of traglaasl ktalrsneet.
LONlXlX. April 2-.- -The ' weeki.. a'.sie
ment of tl. Bsnk of England snows the
following rhsnges: Total reserve. inerfssd
87,000: circulation, decreased 42.ono. bul
lion, Increased 4443.423: other securities, in
rreaaad .tlti.iai: other dctinslts. increased
2,013 10, publio deposits, decreased
Mlaaeapolla tirala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 2S.-WHEAT-
Mrt. J.1VI-S: J""'. tl.16. Cash: No
1 haid. $1 22'.ai.23S; No 1 northern, $1.12
1 22-S: No. ? norift-rn. $I.19-,'B1 Sl; No.
northern. 31.1rval.ios.
FLAXSEED 'Ue,l st $1 63.
FRAN In bi lk. $23.6nj2J 60.
FLOl'R- First rste-na. sj,.sotrt4.(s: ie, ond
patents. $".'Un0('- ,l-st dears $4,864(6 06;
second clevrs. $3 Sana. .
Mllwaakee Grata Market.
Mil W A f ' K F F. A nV 2..-WIIKAT- No
ni.rttern. $1.3M'.iW-r No. 2 northern. $1 l.lfi
1 liiiv, $1.10. rn .
OATP-Hiarilard ST,.-RARITY-
SU-" " ' .
nalalb 4.rl Market.
PI'M TH, 4pill r.-WKKAT-Miv. $11
Joh. r 14 V.. 1 northern. $1 V No. !
northern. 41 !.
OATS-i3V
, . Pe Se. At. Pt.
i 1110 4 44 W 1046 II 66
11 546 4 4), A -. 1174 6 4'l
t 717 4 76 :& 1"1 4 SO
7 806 4 SO 4 1100 too
780 4 00 31 121S 6 46
II it 6 00 1127 3 ,0
9 lot 6 II) SI 1171 i ,0
16 1051 6 II 1 108) 5 76
32 110 f 10 32 ... 1160 6 80
I iii t as H43 6 io
)i I"4 I 26 1826 6 60
11 128 I 20 II 1431 i 46
4f, 004 I 311 1814 4 Hi
ti 876 6 Sll 20. 112$ 6 SO
3 -lIKtt 6 1 It 10M 6 Pt
Ji 11, 'A 5 St. 311 112 I 8.1
Jj , 1064 6 40 II li.3 6.i
1... 14)17 6 40 7 1321 i 46
J6 8S4 6 6') 34 1204 4 l
1061 t 61 IT 112 I UO
Jl 1134 6 I'D 41 IMS 4 1.",
II 106 I M 18 1403 05
I 1343 4 f'0 121 4 10
.1 Ill 0 jo
cows.
746 3 26 1.1 1131 4 7
426 I M IS 4:2 4 7o
7 3 1.0 6 1110 4 7S
MO 4 2.'. 4 12KII 4 76
I 1.196 4 26 3 1'.'DS 4 76
170 4 26 6 172 4 80
7 IT6 4 26 t 1171 4 40
1ft 144 t i.i I lflflO 4 X)
7 1061 4 61 441) i 110
49 4 U) '5 1113 3 W
7 1.7 IS 7 12 0 I (ki
IKS) 4 i 4 1217 6 '0
1 81W 4 l i 1J74 i 66
10 13 4 1'.'.
HEIFERS.
J 415 12-. 1 IN II
i :rt 3 in a 7:1 4 r,
1 443 1 16 11 i 00
i 642 Iti $.' 7 6 0C
I (16 4 2T, 17 691 I 10
7 t il 4 40 X IM i l'l
IC 761 4 41 3 1IV0 I
I Vtt 4 Ml 4 666 I I.',
I. (! 4 Ml 2 7.16 6 M
11 W, i 4 I a I 40
162 4 4
BULLS.
1 1.40 3 26 1 1441 4 id
1 .1230 1 16 1 12S0 4 00
1 164 t .') 1750 4 4
1 110 3 6 1 ISis) 4 4l
1 !4j 74 3 1444 4 06
t Ill-, 1 T4 4 ..1:35 4 7;.
1 1170 4 OH 1480 4 '.
1 680 4 1.1 ' TKI 4 7'.
1 IfH 4 24 I 100 4 75.
1 '40 4 Wi 800 I 00
1 ' 1411) 4 4.1 1 last) i 4
1 1140 4 4ft
CALVES.
1 130 4 00 I 28 4 s
4 24.1 4 "n 1 UO 4 on
J 4IK) 4 ia) 2 3 45 I tin
I 160 I 75 1 ... , HO 4 IHI
136 4 7 6 1 1(s t Dt
110 6 Kl 1 160 4 26
toll 6 M I 17') 4 18
I 1 0 6 00 1. ISO f m
ITS 4 HO . 1 121 25
!) 6 60 1 140 4 26
1 2'0 6 16 2 136 26
1 I6o 4 73 4 140 4 ao
1 8ln 4 on
STOCKERS AND FEEDEH8
4 'f j I It 8 4 .at I V0
II 184 6 J 42 4 a
5 14 4 a.! 17 .444 4 66
32 iS 4 14 144 4 '.
4 4V 4 tS 1 I I 4 7'
1. 4e4 4 VI 4 lit 4 T6
1
V) 7 'N 6 :: 41
. . 7 on
40 7 no
T ... . " 4 UO i An
4 . .5S'l "... T ll
4V It ... 7 l !
SHEEP Lijlit receipt caused ytrr-'
aay sickly values to take on better':
complexion this morning. However, there
were not enough arrivals to make much of!
a market, about six cars In all. i
The market, If such It could be called
with only alx cars In sight, was generally
steady wtlh yesterday, and lainrally
active. Every thing was cleaned up by J
o clock. Wuallty ot receipts waa only I sir.
with practically nothing very choice with
which to make a test ot the market.
The best lambs sold at $7.86, with a bunch
of shorn offerinirs at $3.36. Wether and
yearling, mixed, were good enough to
bring $ti.60. Ewe were scarce and the few
that were sold were of common quality
Violation on sheep and lambs: Oood
10 choice l imbs, $7 4jtifi7.9o; fair to good
lamb. $7 2&&7.40; good to choice light year
lings. $fi.'(i 7.26; good to choice heavy year
lings, $.&0U4.86; good to choice wethers,
i;.0oS.(i; fair to good wethers, $i.75ej 00;
good to choice ewes, $p.76,10: fair
to good ewes, $6.26416.76; cull and buck,
$2.00 4.0.
Representative ale:
No. Av
Cotton Market.
ORK. April 22.-COTTON"-8p.
Pr.
301 western lambs, clipped 71 i '.5
Ifil western ewes 72 4 io
n"9 Mexican sheep and yearlings. 12 ( 86
2lii western lambs 'Jl' 7 8"i
36 western ewes ... , 102 i 00
8 western ewes 110 4 2.1
461 western yearlings wethers 110 6 SO
1(0 western yearlings & wether 110 6 60
4HICAGO l.IVK STOCK MARKKT
Cattle aad Stieep Klraely llnKs Five
to Ten Cents lllber.
CH1CAUO. April 22. I 'ATTLK Receipts.
estimated at 8. On) head. Market steady;
steers, $5.0Mi 7.00; cows. $4 0ul5.76; heifers,
$3.2o4ilSOO; bulls. l3.7Sfl8.36; calves. $3.60
HtW; stockers nnd feeders. $.T.3of(6.S5.
HCHJH Receipt, estimated at 12,000 head.
Market Ml UK- higher; choice In avv ship
ping, S7.3tffi7.4Ti; butchers, $7.25'rt7. lo. light
mixed. StOf.'Oi in; choice liulil, 3. ti it T.26:
packing. $7 10'(t7.2."i; pigs, $r..0HC(jn.tiO; bulk of
salon, $7557.40.
SHEKP AND LA M BB Receipts, esli
nmted st 6 0"0 head. Market alea.lv; sheep
t:t 7MiiS.5J: lambs, SO.5oOit4.1o, year'nigs. $5 25
7.35.
' Kanaas dtp Live Stock Market.
KANSAS C1TV. Ariril 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2.7UO head. Including 1t0 southerns.
Market steady to strong: "hole export
and dresied beef steer. $6 OtVifi.iiO: fslr to
good. $5.1iKB.0O: ywestern steers. $40j4i.35;
stin kers Htiii feeders, $4 D"((Hi Mi; southern
steers. $4.7(ti.10: southern ow a. $1.V(i S 00 ;
native rnwi, Jci,2fVffi.:: native holfers. $4.00
i;;fi: bulls, ti. 26'ou. 3T, ; calves, $1 OnrnnV
HOOS Receipts. ILfOO hend; inHrket
steady to 5c higher: top. $7.): highest f.ir
this market for six vemi; bulk of sales.
S7Nb.oO: heavy. tii.WiflM: naelteis snd
butchers. $ MCg 7.30; light, S6.ftrii7.06' pigs,
Si.2rxT.!io
SHEKP AND LAMR-Re. elpls. S.OliO
heiri; market steady to 10c lileher; hint lis.
b: 5(Kii.iiii: vearllnvrx. 3.".it7.40: wether.
SV26oo: ewes, $4,76fit100; stockers snd
feeders. 33 6"4t r,. 26 ; Texas muttons. $4 .50
456.50
St. I.oal I. Is lock Market.
ST. IjOI'18. Anrll 32.-4 ATTLB R-ceipis.
1.6) head. Including U60 Texans; nmive mar
ket ateady: Texans. strong to Ibc higher:
native shipping snd exnort stet r, 45.faKit7.iU:
dressed beef and butcher sleers. 4 (; 10;
steers under l.ouo pounds. Si.5"tfJ): Block
ers and feeders, $4 5a6 26; cows and lielf
r. $: oOOiH 15; canners S3.ebr2.30; 'bulls,
$4.0Mi5.26: calves. 4 rd.TS: Tex us and In
dian steers, $4.0Oi6 35: cows and heifers.
$2."54i5 28.
HOGS Receipt. 1" ift ties. I ; market 5c
higher: nigs and lights. $4 (Vi n: naekere.
$0 ieiraT.IS; butchers and best hesvy, $7.36
&7 40.
SHEKP AND I.AMRS-Recelpts. 1 Pi:
market sfesdv: native muttons, $4.yvf)4: 25:
txmhs. Srt.'Hrii (': culls and htn ks. $.7 Jxi
5.00; atockera and feeders, ...oon.ft 25.
Ilosi Cltp llse Ploek Market.
BIOL'X CITY. la.. April 22 .-(8pe. isl Tels
gram -H04rri-Receipts. 2 Soo heed: msr-
ket .. hlghrr; range r.f prices. $4 $ni;.15.
D'llH M 131", en.i"-yi"i,. I
CATTLE Rei-elpl. -V" head. mmkei I
, steady; beeves, h.nfh4 ,vo; fut os audi
NEW
cl.ised qiiiet; mUkllliig (ipland. Kitiie: mid-
dllng gulf, 10.DOC. Sale. 100 bUe..
UALVEST4JN, AprU 32. COTTON Steady
at 10 7-lic. "
NEW UHL1CANS. AprU 22. COTTON
Spots were iulet and l-16c lower; low or-
I dlnary. 6 0-Iih-, nominal; ordinary, 73o:
good ordinary, 8 13-ltic; low middling,
9U-1c; middling, loc: good i-ilddllng
10S,c; iniddllng fulr. 11c; fair. 1lac. nominal.
ST. IXIL'IS. April 22. COTTON' Steady;
i iniildling, loc. Sale. 106 bale; receipts
j lfctl bales; shipments, 1.133 bales; stock. 4.1, 40 1
i bales.
8sir and Vlolasars.
NEW YORK'. April 22.-SUG A K -Raw.
steady; fail" refining. 3.42c; centrifugal, Is
test. :i.P2e. MolasHee sugar. 3.17c Refined,
steady; No. 6, 4.46t:; No. 7. 4.40o; Nj. 8, 4 Sic;
No. 1.30c; No. 10. 4.2i5o; No., 11. 4 20c;
No 12. 4.1fc; No. 13. 4.10c; . Na. ,14, 4.10c;
confectioners' A. 4.77k'; mould A. t.30c; rut
loaf. 5.76c: crushed, e.tioc; iKiadred, S.OSc;
granulated, 4.36r; cubes, 520c. . ,. .
Coflce Market..
NEW YORK, April .CoFFEE-Fu-t
tires closed weak on May, but steady on
other months, at a net decline of 6rT0
points. Sales were reported of 67,600 bags,
Including May at e.SoSH.sic. juy at t.ZoQ
t.Sfk-. September at 5.R4f.nOc., November
and December at 6.80c and March at 6.ie,
Spot, riulet: R'o. No 7. 8iiic.i Santos No.
4, 8Va!c. MHd. quiet: ;'.ordoya, J'j'glJc.
Peoria Market. '
TEORIA. til.' Anrll V.. CORN-LOwer;
No. 2 yel'ow. 73e: N 3 yellnar, ,728c; No.
2. 73c No. 3. 724 r; No. 4, 71i- ,
OATS-I.ower: N.i. 3 white. 561-0.
HYDROGEN GAS LOCAL DEPOT
That Is the Function f Fart Crook,.
Which Shifts to Other
Points.
LargH qtiantltlea ' of hydrogen go for
balloon experiment purposes are being
shipped from the' hydrogen gas plant at
Fort Omaha to point where balloon ex
periment are being made. Except a small
plant at Fort Myer. Va., the Fort Omaha
plant la the only one In the flitted Stale
under government contrftl.
Preparations are being made at Fort
Omaha for Hi balloon experiments to be
undertaken here during the summer. The
long-distance balloon flight will be started
from Fort Omaha under army auspices.
The date for the tests has not yet been
fixed. It Is not probable that any airship
flights will he ' undertaken frOm Fort
Omaha, aa there la no appropriation avail
able for such a purpose. The Wright
brothers will not be here wit!) their aeroplanes.
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