nil; BKK: OMAHA. SATURDAY.
APIUL
una
if)
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARIEl
Decided Lull in the Action of Wheat,
Eewi Lacking.
PRICES STAUT FIEM, GET NERVOUS
Corn Situation l'ron I"f '
aad l.laldatlo Contlnaea, Owli
k to ftatae I" Demand for
Tank Sfclameat.
OMAHA. April 1. 1910
There was decided lull In the action of
tha wheat market. New waa larKin ani
alter a. firm opening price range.! very
narrow. Cash wheat was firm and slightly
higher owing to small receipt and light
offering.
, The situation In corn la unchanged, liqui
dation In the May continue owing to the
flatness In demand for cash shipments.
Further decline ara evident.
Wheat atarted firm and higher, but trad
ing became light and offerings went beg
ging for takers. New from the growing
fields continues bullish, but buying sup
port la lucking. .
Tha corn market was decidedly soft ana
values eased off easily under selling. Buy
ers were unable to get shipping orders and
stocks on hand looked too heavy to permit
new buying. . i u
Primary wheat receipts were 491,000 bush
els and ahlpments were HO .flirt to""' '"
against rcelpta last year of 149.100 bushels
and shipments of 159.000 bushels
Trlmary corn receipts wer SiU.000 bushels
and shipments were 378.000 bushels, against
receipts last vcar of M.000 bushe)s and
shipments of 386.000 bushels.
llearanres were 80.000 bushels of corn,
. T.000 bushels of oats and wheat an nour
equal to 234.000 bushels. . , .
Liverpool closed d lower to Hid higher
on wheat arid Vid higher on corn.
Locl range of oplioni:
ne.irhy firsts, free rases. 2?c at insrk; Penrt
sylvsrili Riid olher nearhv current receipts,
returnable caas. 21c at mark . estern fir i".
free cases. 21'n22c at mark, western current
receipts, free cases, 21c St mark.
CHKESR Firm, good demand: New Tor It
full cream, cholre, 17Val7c; fair to good,
HKATHER 1 THE nl BELT
For Nrhmtki, Fair sitordsr, Sat
Mara Change tn Tempera! are.
OMAHA. April 1. 110.
Within the past twenty-four hours tight
showers occurred on the upper Atlantic
coast. In the lower Mississippi valley snrt
west gulf states, and rains continue In
Texas and Arkansas this morning. The
weather has ben generally fair in all
other portions of the country during the
past twenty-rour nours. i ne lempeiamr
has risen from the mountains east over ths
central valleys to the lake region. The
cool wave that spread over the eenttal
valleya Wednesday night, has continued
eastward and Is affeclng the upper Ohio
vallev and lower lake region this morning.
It is somewhat cooler In the extreme north
west, and temperatures have changed but
slightly In the mountains since the pre
ceding report. Freeslng temperatures. atlll
prevail In the mountains and over the
northern and middle slopes. The weather
will continue fair In this vicinity tonight
and Saturday, with not much change In
temperature.
Following Is the temperature and precipi
tation compared with the last three years:
1910. 1909. 1908. 1907.
Minimum temperature 45 34 22 37
Precipitation 00 00 .00 .00
Normnl temperature for today. 44 degrees.
I tendency in precipitation since March 1,
1.39 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding rerlod In IPOS,
.95 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
.78 inches.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Articles ! Open. High. I Low. I Close Yes y.
Wheat
Mav.
July.
( (
May...
July...
" May..,
July. ..I
1 flSHI 1 088,
1 raw
1 0Rt
1 C3'-si
1 0"
i oth:
I I
63 68 I K7
61 61 I 00 B0
4314 "'4.1' J -V W
4U ' ' 41Vsi 0i 'l
1 0,
1 C3H
i
41'4
41'a
Omaaa Cask Prices
wiuriT-Nn 8 hard. 11 .OT1 1 0"t; No. S
hard. $1.0Wjl.07; No. 4 hard. $l.004fl OS; No.
2 spring. l.O7Vo-1.04; No. 8 spring.
1.07V; No. 4 spring, $1.00-51.04; No. 2 aurum,
90c; No. durum, 8sc.
CORN-Ne-r white. 68,ie; No. S white.
r.c; No. 4 white. &MifSc; No. 3 color. 51re
68v,c; No. 4 color. MVBMHc; No. 2 yellow,
64c; No: yellow. 54'.y95e; No. 4 yellow,
BlfiMct No. 2, 66c; No. 8, 64-ff56c; no grade.
svaiiOc. ' ,
OATS Standard. 42e; No. 3 white. 41f
4lvc; No. 4 white. 4(Kii4Hc; No. 3 yellow,
4oVyff41c; No. 4 yellow, 39640c; No. 3 mixed.
40Jio ' '
BARLEY-No., 4, 53'f54c; No. 1 feed, 52
fltVlc.
. RYE No., 2. :74V475c; No. 3. 714ttc.
Carlot Receipts. V
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago ....r.. 20 143 76
Minneapolis- 1 :
Omaha W 10
Duluth 133
(Hic.tno gra"i.naxd provisions
restorer of the Trading; and t losing
prlres on Board of Trade.
, CHICAGO, April 1. The Oklahoma re
port which Indicated prospects of a liberal
yield of wheat there was one of the chl
factors contributing to a weak market for
wheat today. The May delivery failed to
follow., the new crop months and closed at
i iet team oro compared witn a toss 01
'iifi Uo to "46-Tic fur the more distant fu
tures. Provisions closed at declines of 5'
Wheat was a drooping affair all day
whh the exception of a brief period when
shorts covered freely and caused a tem
porary rally. According to official sta
tistic the condition of the fall sown crop
of wheat in Oklahoma is 92 against 78 a
vear ago and only M of 1 per cent of the
acreage seeded has been abandoned. These
figures, together with favorable reports
ivem east of the Mississippi riyer. gave the
market Us wak tone. During the day the
lulv delivery sold between fl.OSJil.Oh's and
II ftsHC'ti-OX". while September ranged be-'
tween $1.0:4i $1.0T. Final quotations, on
Jul were ji.OSVjtfrl.OMjc and for September
fl.06l.5H.
Liquidation of May holdinga was a fea.
ture of tradlnft in corn, and the market
was weak all day. The principal factor
tending to weaken the market was the con
tinued absence of demand for the- cash
grain, the price of which was off (&V4c.
No. 3 yellow sold at 60(WiOV4c. The close on
options was weak at net losses of VtfVio
to He, May closing at lSjiilc.
Trading In oats was exceedingly quiet.
The market closed easy, with prloes VVic
to c lower than the previous close.
Provisions closed weak at almost the
bottom, with the May products sallim? as
'ollown: Pork. L'3.S0; lard. $13.75; rlba, HS.ffl.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
t orn and Wheal Region Bulletin.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m., 76th meridian
lime, Friday, April 1. li10:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Stations. Max
Ashland. Neb.... 9
Auburn, Neb W
B'ken Bow, Nob. 73
Columbus, Nb..'. 7
Falrburv, Neb.... 71
Fairmont, Neb... t
(id. Island, Neb. 73
Hartintrton. Neb. 74
Hastings, Neb.... 73
Holdrege, Neb.... 78
Oakdale, Neb 73
Omaha. Neb 7
Tekamah, Neb.... 72
Alts. la 67
Carroll. la fi6
Clarlnda. la 68
Sibley. la 8
Sioux City, la... 70
Minimum temperature fen- twenty-four
nours enaing ai s a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of -Temp. Rain
Central. Stations. Max.
Columbus, 0 17 62 .
I-oulsvllle. Ky 19 64
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 64
Chicago, III 24 63
Sf. Louis. Mo 13 . ?
les Moines, la.... 14 64
Minneapolis. Minn. 30 62
Kansas City, Mo. 24 64
Omaha, Neb...... 19 -70
Freeslng temperatures, with frosts. are
reported at points in the Des Moines, In
dianapolis, Kansas City and Chicago dis
tricts. L. A. WELSH. '
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
The corn and wheat bulletin. Issued by
the weather bureau and published daily In
this column, begins today and will ba con
tlnued until October 1. -
Mln. fall. Sky.
37 .00 Clear ,
SI .00 Clear
as .00 Clear
so .no Clear
3S .00 Clear
26 .00 Clear -
3.' ." . Clear
3 .00 Clear
2i .00 Clear
33 .. .00 Clear -
42 . 00 Clear
H .00 Clear
34 .00 Clear
37 .00 Clesr
1 .00 Clear
... 00.. Clear..
23 .00 Pt. cloudy
4" .00 Clear ,
Mln. Inches.
M
48
40
3S
40
36
32
38
34
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Apathy of Fublic Interest Noticed in
Wall Street Market.
TOBACCO CASE IS WATCHED
K. notation ef Decision Monday la
at Factor In the Hesitation Mow
Manifest Gold Oatflorr to Lon
don tan sea Repression.
NEW YORK, April 1 Professlona.1 oper
ators In stocka showed growing discour
agement today over the apathy of the
public Interest In the market. Where deal
ings have dwindled to a mere exchange of
contracts between traders on the floor, and
to a matching of witnesses In the dex
terity with which a position may be Bhlfted
from one to the other side of the mar
ket, the net result Is likely to ba nothing.
A factor In the hesitation Is Ihe ques
tion over a possible decision by the su
preme court on Monday In the American
Tobacco case. The expectation persists In
stock market circles that the decision may
be handed down at that time. The con
viction Is general tha widely divergent
results will follow in the stock market
from the alternatives of the decision. The
approach of such an expected crisis dis
courages all ventures.
The beginning of the gold outflow t"
London was another repressive Influence.
The languid borrowing demand for money,
it Is feared. Indicates an attitude of hesi
tation In general business similar to that
tn the stork market.
The large customs receipts of the gov
ernment for March show that the heavy
volume of Imports Is sustained and the
unfavorable trade balance Is . maintained.
Little attention waa paid to the money
market In the existing lethargy of the
stock market. Weather news from the crop
regions holds a large ahsre of attenton.
Speculation Is preparing Itself for the
forthcoming government crop report and
the tone of the state reports now being
received foreshadows a marked deteriora
tion In the winter wheat condition.
The suspension of soft coal mining and
a strike of the New York harbor pilots
kept attention focused, on ths question of
labor disputes.
Bonds Irregular. Total sales, par value,
$2,21)1.000. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of sales and principal quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Ml. Hlfh. Low. CIom
Allli-Chslmert JM
Amalgamated Copper
Amrt'in Agricultural ...
Am. Beat Sugar
American Csn
Am. C. f
Am. Orttnn Oil .-..
Am. H. U pfd....
Am. to SocurtfiM
American Linseed
American Locomotlvs ....
Am. S. R
Am. B. A R. pfd
Am. Steel Foundries
Am. 8uar Retlnlng
Am. T. T
Am. Tobacco pfd
AmsrH-an w noten
Anaconda Mining Co
Atcblson
Atrhiton pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Halttmora Oblo
Bethlehem 8tl
Brooklyn Itavld Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central LeMhar
genet at fund, 04i.4.".:li current liabilities.
$!!.. 1M ; working balance In treasury of
fice.'. IJ3.W57.IK10. Inr.pw U. credit of treas
urer of 1'nlK'd States. gV,474.72.1; subsidiary
silver coin. (Li.3M.171; minor com. $l.o.'2.467;
total balance In general fund. $K8.(..V
Local ftecarltlea.
tjuotations furnished by Psmuel Burns,
Jr., 14 e w 1 or 11 re ouiimng
Bid. AtkmL
Alma. NB . oltr of .
CUT ot Omahs 4't. 1151 1V4 V
Cudahf Para In 1 Co. U lot
Coiambtia B. L. flmt mtg, to nt 4
Long B.ll Iumhar Co. a, 19:2 M4 inou)
Kehntska Tel. Stock. ... iovj ft
riorth Pltt Val. Irrl. ( o. ta. 1K0.... as lm
Omaha Water Co. ba. IKK 10 1"!
Omaha Water Co. 6. 1M . MV,
Omaha Wa.er to. d p!d ' It 'I
Omaha C.aa 4a, 1817 t
Omaha S. L r la. lti - '
Omaha B. L. pfd. f 1114
Omaha SU Ft. ta, 1414 Wi na
Omaha C. R. St. Rr. U. t 1H
Omaha C. B B:. Ri. ptd, ai-dlr ... M lt4,
Omaha St C. B. St. Rr , com 74 "4
Omaha C. R. Br. B , ptd 4', T,4
Pacific T. T. 6a. 1SJ7 H . Wi
Sloua Clir Btock Tarda, pfd lt l4v
St. Laula Braving Co 04 I
Rluaveport U. E. ta. l4t M
o. Rr. Co. 4Sa, o. Ull H. net
tnlon Stock Tarda Stock, 80, Omaha.. M 714
London Cloalna: Stocks.
IXVNDON. April 1 American securities
were dull and feattirele-ss during the earlv
trading today. Prices ranrred from
higher than yesterday's New York closing.
t losing stock quotations:
- tor j . -t
.1. jjk.a. m.
Cortsnla. monar
do account ... .4 . .
Amai. Copper
Anacorda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Pacific.
Cheaapaaks O
Chicago O. W
Chi.. Mil. 4V St. P...H1H do pf.l
ra Reera Sf)iithf rn faclflc
Denror Rio o 41 t'nlon Pacific
do pfd Kl do pfd
l Loulavllla It N US
t M., K. A T 41
ISSN. Y. Central
'Norfolk W liK.
1I4 do pfd
I'M Ontario A W 4.1T,
11314 Tcnnarlranla aVv,
limnm.l Mines
7 Reading 4'4
la Southern hj 3H
..irs.
..!
, .1
.. .-..
. .131 I
.. M
.. 4TH
Kt4,
Brla S'il g. etml
do lat. pfd 44 do pfd
do id pfd ' Wabash ...
Grand Trunk 17 do pfd...
Illlnola central 141 Snanlih 4a
SILVER Bar. steady at 24 per ounce,
MtlNKV 3W4a4 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is S per cent: for three
months' bill. 3 U-lHjfS1; per cent.
Iloaton Mining; Mock.
BOSTON. March St. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Articles. I Open. I High. Low. I Close. Yes'y,
Wheat I I I t I
1 Maw...ll lfiUUr 1 16V4.I 1 14"W 115 I 1 144
July. ..II Ox-VsH OSSi!! OR'ff'Wsil WtH 1 OS'.,
" eept...il OSSI lOOVi! 1 06',1 0S14HI 1
Corn I . I I
tit'Vl
I
' My.!6!W
July... 4 "Ail
' 8ept...,V40i
'Oats-r t
May...l4S'41iH 43'iiSr.
,July...41i5i:,i 1Ea
Sept...!- sa,:
Pork ,1
Ail O'T
25 75
26 25
$iHi:2'H4
4 I 4 j04V'(ts
65 05 lil'a! ' Go
43tV43i'S'N.IRi'?V,
May
July...
, Sept...
Lard-r-
May..
July...
Sept...
Rlba.
May...
July...
Kept...
3m
25 7Vi 28 S24
I 25 75 25 46
26 25 24 7tt
I
41Mil 41
3,39tfV
25 60
25 62 Hi
25 02
13 &24 13 82H 13 72HI 1 5
13 MW n
13 67H1
414
. 3i
25 30
25 f.714
25 IV
12 K2'4j
il J3 ri4 13 TiVt 1.1 ! I 1.5 -4j
a 13 67H 13 50 13 55 I 13 3H
it 13 67W 13 40 I 13 45 J 13 60
13 75 I 13 75
13 42'4 13 riW
I 13 2-i Vsi 13 27 Hi
13 hl. 13 W I 1A lU
13 30 13 30 13 35
13 17Vi! 13 1'Hl 13 22
' sst
11,400 74 S 73 74a
44
100 If 17
1H0 li It 1
JO 431 42S4
100 W
J
100 21 34 2
U
200 44, 4"H 4i
H.10 1 W"i
aOO 1064 lMVk 1"
M
SO0 121 lSl
1.1U0 111 137 1M
354i
, l.tno 4i 4H 4'a
,60 113" 111' Ill's
vnt
m
llrtH
1
1.400 77V, 16 74
urn ltl4 1I1H lfH
11)0 4-1 40V 404
iOh
No. X.
Cash nuotstlons were as follows:
i'LOUR Weak: winter . patents, (5 30
Itb: winter straights, 4.3i5 .:; spring
straights, (4.75t4.i; bakers, (3.20ttf.S0.
RV K No. 2. 50c.
BARLEY Keed or mixing. 62fi54c; fair to
choice maltlivg, 6K-'a6c.
8 K EOS No. 1 southwestern, (221; No. 1
northwestern, (2. 31. Timothy, (4.W. Clover,
112.50..
4-miVISlONS Fork. mess, per bbl
J2."a4au2a ."' Lard., per 100 lbs.. (13 .97 Vi.
Short ribs, sides (loose), (13.2Mfi3.62,4i; short
Clear sides (boxed). (I4.2?'al4 60.
'J'otal clearances of wneat and flour were
equal to 4-44.000 bu. Exports for ths week
as shown by Beadatreet'a were equal tn
1.774,000 au. Primary receipts were 4S1.000
bu:, rompareil with 44D.0O0 bu. the corre
sponding day a year ago.
Lstlmated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
Rv cars; cord,' 104 cars; oats, 73 cars; hogs,
4.500 head.
Chicago Caslt Prices Wheatr No. 1 red,
Cl.in-YJjl'.21: No. 3 red, (l.lttal.17: No. I
hard. (I 14Vnl.l&V No. 3 hard. 1.071.14.
Corn: No. 2 cash, 61c; No. 1 casn. 0c; No.
2 white. t'V'rfc-ic; No. ( white, nftygmc; No.
2 vellqw. 6l'if time; No. 3 yellow, tKKgtfWic.
Ogis: No. .3 white. 4iyfT47r; No. 3 white,
42Htr-4oe; 'o. 4 white. 41S?4JWc; standard,
4,'t'r4c. ., v
ht'TTKR Steady; creameries, ffJ3c;
dairies. 217a2o.
J-:t!(JS .leadv, at mark, cases Included.
lWi-Oc: receipts. 21,Si2 casea; firsts, 20c;
prime firsts. 21c.
fllEKtlK-Weak; daisies. 14t8144jc; twins,
lul2: young Americas. 141gil6c;. long
herns. 14lifiUc.
PoTATOKrt Stesdy; choice to fancy, 253
!7P: fair tn good.- 22fj'23c.
J'OI'LTRYHteady; turkeys, l'-c; chick
ens. iic; aprlnga, 17Sc.
VKAI Steady; 50 to ao-lh. weights. f
10c; 60 t K5-lh. weights, lOtmSc; 85 to 110
1 II) weltrhts. llVcJl-'-c.
Receipts Today Wheat. 20 cars; corn. 113
Mire; oats. 76 cars. Kst'.mated tomorrow
Wheat. 10 cars; corn, li4 cars; oats, 73 cars.
NEW YORK GEKTKRAL MARKET
Qaotatlons of the liar on Vartooa
Commodities.
NEW YORK. - April 1. FLOUR The
market was quiet; spring patents, (5.50
(i.M: straights, (5.25a 6. $6; winter patents,
(5.60f6.00; spring clears. (4-oOq4.75; winter
extras, No. 1, (4.oOt&4.0; winter extras. No. 3,
(4.30u4.45; Kansaa straighta. (5.0tKu5.20. . Re
ceipts. 22,900 bbls. : shipments, 16,700 bbls.
Rye- flour, xiuleti fair to good.. 4Sia4ci&:
choice to fancy, (4.6084.66.
cok.nmkal Hteady; fine wntte and yel
low, (1.451.50; coarse, (1.351.40; kiln dried. 1
(3.R5. - 1
RYK Quiet; No. Z western, 90ftc; noml
al. f. o. b New York." I
WHEAT Spot easy; No. 3 red, $1.25,
nominal, c. 1. f.v and No. 1 northern, (1.26Vi.
f. o. b opening -navigation. Optlotjs were
Inactive and prices easier In- absence of ag-
grssaive buying and under liquidation,, al-
tnougn mere was little cnange in me
weather and crop outlook. At tha close
prices were unchanged to c net lower;
May closed at (1.24; uly. ?l.l7n; September.
(1.12; recelpU, 2,400 bu.; shipments, 47,875
bu.
CORN Spot easy; steamer. 64c. and No.
4, Slc, elevator, export basis; export, No.
2, MaC t. o. b.; Option market was without
transactions, closing Su ao net lower;. May
dosed at 70o; July, 734c; September, 74c;
receipts, 76.376 bu. ; shipments, 80,143 bu.
OATS Spot quiet; mixed, 28 to 33 lbs.,
nominal; nutural wh'te, 26 to 32 lbs., 4
51c; clipped white, 34 to 42 lbs., fxvSTMc ;
May closed nt 48Uc; receipts, 36,92a bu. ;
shipments. 5,750 bu.
IKED Steady; western spring bran, 100-
pound sacks, (24.25(24.75.
UAV UtAau ...I , m IK. X'rt 1 ai lAI
1.15: No. 2, (1.054(1.10; No. 8. (l.OOffll.05.
jiiut-a wuiet; central America, T.ic;
Eogota, 22He .
LKATHKR Steady; hemlock firsts. Sti"
2!)c; aeoonds, 2oHj27c; thirds, 22&c; re
jected. iw-21e.
PROVISIONS Pork barely steady;; mess.
(27.25(6 27.50: family. (27.6041 28.00: short clear.
(26.60$ 23.00. Reef, steady; mesa. (15.00 16.00;
famiry. (19.00(8 19.60; beef hams, (24.004( 26.00.
Cut meats, quiet; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
lbs., (lfi.uOtf 17.00. Lard, easy; middle .west,
prime, (14.30(14.40; refined easier; continent,
(14.80; South America, (15.50; compound,
(I0.26fel0.60. 1
TALLOW Steady; prime city, hhds., 740;
country, 7(a7'4)C.
BUTTER Unchanged; creamery special,
34c; extras; 33c; thirds to firsts. 26'3U2c.
EOOS Steady; western storage selections,
22V('23c; extra first, 22y22tc; first, 213(0
22c; southern firat, 21S2H4C.
POULTRY Alive, quiet; fowls, 20c: tur
keys, 14fJ20c; dressed, quiet; western chlck
ent, low 17c: western fowls. 15 lire; western
turkeys. IT'S 23c.
Can Ira I of New Jaraay.....
Chantpeakc A Ohio
Chicago a- Alton.... ,.
Chicago Gt. Wee tern, now
C-. O. W. pfd........
Chicago A N, W
C. M. A St.
C. C, O. A St. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Southern......
Consolidated la
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudaon
Denver A Klo Grand
D A R. O. f
Dletlllara' . geourltics
Brla
Erla lat pfd
Brio 2d pfd
Oanerel Blaotrla
Ureat Northern pfd
Great Northern Or ctfa..
Illinois Central
Inurborougli " MA.
int. Mat. pfd --
International Harraatae
int. Marina pfd.............
Internal lenal- Paper . ,
International Pump
Iowa Contral
Kanaas City , So..,
K C. So. pfd.
Laclede Oaa
loulaTllle A Naehvlllo
Minn. A St. Louis....
M , St. A S. B. M.....
m , k. .Ft
14., X. A T. pfd....'.
Muwourl Paolfic
National Blacult
National Load
N. R. R. of M. td ptd....
Naw York Central.-. ,
N. Y., O. A W
Norfolk A Western
North American
Noruham Paclflo
Pavelflo' Mall
PonnaTlvsnla
People's Gas
P., O., C. A St. L
Ptttaburg Coal
Preeaed Bieel Car
Pullman Palac r
Railway Bicol Boring
Heading
Hepubllo Steel
Republic Steal pfd
Rock laland Co
Rook laland Oo. pfd
St. L. A i. f. M ptd....
St. Louis S. W...s.
St. L. S. W. pfd
Bloaa-Shefflald S. A I....
Southern Paclfla
South rn Railway
80. Railway pfd
Tenneeae Copper
Taiaa A Pacine
T.. at- L. A W
T.. St. L. ' A W. ptd....,
Vnlon Paclflo
Vnlon Paclflo pta
VJ. 8. Realty
V. . Rubber
V. 8. Staal
V. . Bteal pfd
tiah Copper
Va. -Carolina cbomJcal ...
Wabaah
Wabaah pfd
Woatam Mar'lnd. ctfs..
WeallnghouiO Blectric ..
Weatern t:nlon
Wheeling A L. 8
Total sales for the day
I.tOO
If)
M4
63
IS
44
li
8
64
290
86 -
' 66
600 1611k ISO If
P ,BO0 141 140
)0
too
69
48
14(i
64
3
-flliVk
700 143 14114, 141H
y 1444 1 14
100 171 171 1
40V,
; 77
. 10O il4 SI m
10 2Vi 2SVt W4
. 44 474 471i
100 S7Uj 37(4
400 160 1444k. 14(4
1,400 1144 134',k 14
. . 600 6 60 6
1 6(10 1 M 13
1.W0 224a 224 S
t.400 6S 67Vk 67H
tVW ff.H . 93 1V4
3)0 19t, 19 : lHj
,1 200,..- 12' If M
,,. lOu 41 4t 4KS.
, S2
800 M S 84
800 67Vfc 47, (7
160
100 F S 44
139 134 1U
1,600 41H 40 0i
714
200 4 441.,
100 106 106. 106
10
S
LlOO Ui ia 121
8(W 46 4e 44
1,400 !, 101, 10S
10 7 7 74
4ft Miami Copper ....
.... 74 Mohawk
.... JV4 Nevada Con
l4Niptealng Mine .
4 North Htitte
1 6V, North lako
M. . 12Vild Dominion ...
23V4rtreola
46V, Parrott B. A 0...,
.... eQulniy
1H Shannon
C. 71 Bupertor
Superior ft B. M.
.. 1
.. 61
.. :i
..
.. 34V,
.. 16
. . 34
..142
.. 16
.. 62
.. 12
.. 46
124
16 Superior A P. C 13
viTamarack
43 V. 8. C. A O
9iU. 8. . R. A M..
17 do pM
SVtl'tah Con
S4 Winona ....T.
14i4W'oWerln
6
. 15
. 43
. H
. u
. 6
.127
Allouei
Amal . Copper . . .
A. Z. L. A 8....
Arlaona Com. m.
Atlantic
B. C. C. A C...
B. A C. C. A 8.
Butte Coalition .
Cal. A Arizona..
Cal. A Hecla....
(Vnlennlal
vtppr Range C.
Rast Butte c. M
Franklin
Glroux on
Oranby Con
Oreeno Oaruuiea ...
Ial Royal Copper
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper
La Sail Copper ...
Bid.
Tfcwe York Carfc Market.
The following quotations are furnlshsd :
ey Logan &i Bryan. 315 South Blxteentn
ttreet:
Amer. Tobaeeo 4.16 Crcana canana
Bay 8tat Gas 2T Inspiration a s
Boat on. Oona ,. H Iroao 4 6-1
Butt Coalition VS.Nada Cona tl
Cclug I t-UNerailah-t'lah .... 11-16
Chlno 13otvlo Copper -
Chief Cons !Rawhld (Valltloo.. 17
rtavle-Dalr Rr Central -(
Sly Oantral 14. Swift Pkg. Co 104
Ely Cona 74V, Scars, Roebuck Co.. .16
Elf Witch 20 Silver Pick....
Pranklln 16V4 Bllver King coaltt... 1JV
Girotut 64tgaperl6r A Pitta..... u
Ooldflald Oona 7HTonopaB Mining s
nnldftold riorefic... 2HTrhilty Copper 7
Goldfleld Daisy 4v Vnlted Copper 14
HOSTOX, 11 ASS.
50 State Slrwt
T0I011I1011P
Douglas 'J7S2
OMAHA. NKBKASKA
Hoard of Trade dg.
Nye tStTurner Company
(Incorporated)
Capital 5100,000
(Fully paid)
J
bro
Kate
Wichita Falls & Northern Railway
Company of Oklahoma 5
Citizens das Company of Kankakee,
Illinois
Jacksonville (Florida) Gas Com
pany Muneie, Indiana, Light Company.,
Eastern Wisconsin Railway fc Light.
Company
Rockford, Illinois, Electric Company
Racine Gas Light Company.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power
Company
Escanaha Power Company of Escan-
aba, Michigan
Price and
Interest
Due
97;
Jan. 1, 102.).
97 Feb. 1, 19;J2.
5
5
5
5
!7'-j
97;!i
OS
101
UK)
iro 101
June 1, 1937.
July 1, 1932.
Oct. 1, 1923.
Mch. 1,1939.
Jan. 2, 1930.
Oct. 1, 1929.
Jan. 1, 1911
BONDS, STOCKS, INVESTMENTS
New York Mintnif Stocks.
NEW YORK, March Sl.-?loBtng quota
tions on mining stocks were:
Allc SS0 Uiwdvllle Con
Brunswick Con ...... 3 eLltlle Cblef .
Com. Tunnel at oca... 80 Mexican
do bonda
Ron. Cal. A Va.
Horn Btlrar
Iron BIlTer .....
Offered.
, 18 Ontario
110 Opliir
45 Standard
145 Yellow Jacket
.... t
....
....14
...lit
....130
.... M
.... U
SU0 114
16,700 136 IS
133 133
16
ll
40ft 1U2 103 ie
J
40 V,
4o im ii
100 39 3S
41
11
47.400 165 164 144
tuo av, iti'tk a
1 lft
t, 400
10
44
DO
45
0
4.S
0
Mlaaeapoll Grail Market.
lI.NKAroiJ. April l.-WIIFAT-May.
$1.14',; July. II. H,. rnh: No. 1 herd,
tl .licafil.17; No. 1 northern, 11 .T. ii t . lo ; No
J northern, $1.13111.14: No. $ nor'thero. $1.07
ft MS.
SfcKD Klx, eloaecl at li MV
ft tKN No. $ yellow, M'riit;VaC
O.XTS No. S while, 40u4iit
ni K-Xo. t. ie074V-.
H RA N In lnO-lb. ck. $!?1 AO.
Kl-tll'R Klref patent. In wumt. f. o. h.
Mlnneaptill. $' 4(fj6 ); eeoond patent. $T.
i6 40; firn clear. $4 J."'4 4.i. ert ond clear.
$S l(t S 4(1.
i H . ii ' '
1'Ulladelpblav rrodlace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April 1 BI'TTKP
Steady; eatia iern ctctnery, .. eir
nearhv print.
4W03 Steady; Pennsylvania and other
St. I.oal Geaeral Market.
ST. I.OX'IS. April 1. WHEAT Put urea,
firm; May, $1.12V112H; July, $1 0S4. fanh,
Irm; track. No. 2 red, 91.20Hffl.22; No. 1
hard. $MSffl.l7.
' CORN-Future, lower; May, 62Tc; July,
6MbTV. Caih, steady ; track. No. t. tJJQ
6iUc; No. t white, eSViHe.
OATS Future, lower; May, 43c; July,
41c. Caah. steady; track No. 2, 434c; No.
2 white. 4ti4f46Hc. .
UVK-riuhanBed, 81c.
KLOI'R Stead v; red winter patent.
$5 40fi6.M)'. extra fancy and atraiRht, 14 TCrtf
140; hard winter clear. t-I SO?4 W.
HEKI Timothy. $3.053.50.
C')KNMKAI-$3.2&.
BRAN Iwer; sacked, eaxt track, $1.10
1.11.
HAT Firmer; timothy, $13 .004) 18.50; prai
rie. $1 WWi 14.09.
HAtlfiINd 6'o.
HFMP TWINE "e.
PliOVlSION'si-Pnrlc. Inner: Inhhlnr IKEA
Itrd. lower; prime ateam, $13.S2'u
Dry salt meats, boxed extra honi. $I5.S71(,;
clear rib. $15.37: abort clear. $15.S2.
Bacon, boxed extra ahorta. $I62V4; clear
ribB. $18 short clear,. 916 87V.
POI'LTRV steady; chickens. 16c;
springs. 20c; turkey. 21c; ducks, 15c; gen,
9c. i
Pl'TTFU Steady; 'creamery, 3733c. '
FGf.S-lwer. lWe.
Receipt and shipment of flour and Brain
100 4 4 4
- W
7!
74
4,704 1M 124 1X4
4(10 24 ft7 !7
4J
ai
I.7ia) 11 "
100 44 44 42
200 Ad 4 6
M.6"0 14 14:1 1
1(10 1 7 7
100 74 78 34
, MO . 42 43 4H
t7.700 a 43 -
700 114 114 H
600 44 44, 44
700 t 54 ("
21
l,il0- 44 4o 4;.,
44.
tOO 44 43 43
Bank Clearina;.
OMAHA. 'April 1. Bank clearings for to
day were $2,802.2S0.96, and for the corresponding-
date last year were $2,4S7,87(i 45.
; Metal Market.
NOT' YORK, April 1. METALS The
market for standard copper was dull and
unchanged, with spot and forward deliv
eries to the end of July closing at $12.70
13.00. The London market closed steady,
with spot quoted at 5S 2s 6d, and futures at
09 5s. Imports of copper for fhe month
ending March 31, hy steamer, at Atlantlo
ports, amounted to 16,923 ton, Including
matte and ores. Export during the same
period were 19.541 tons. Local dealers quote
lake copper at 113.z5qr13.bO, eiectroiytio at
$13.00(313.25 and casting at $12.75913.00. Tin
was weak, with spot quoted at $:.ooigS3.40;
April, $:i3.0yii 83.30. May, $33.2oi33.30. and
June. $33.2ofr33.36. Sales were reported of
five tons for May delivery at $33.26. The
London market closed steady at a slight
decline), with spot quoted at 1151 17s Bd and
futures at 153 17s M. Lead was dull, wliti
spot quoted at $4.42'g4.46. New York, and
$4.2004.25, East St. Louis. The London mar
ket waa lower at 121 7s (d. Spelter closed
.dull, with epot quoted at $5.565.S5, New-
York, and $5.8.VjJ5.45, East St. Louis. Lon
don waa unchanged at J. Iron was lower
at 61s 4d foi-Oeveland warrants In I.on
don. Locally Iran was quiet; No. 1 foundry,
northern. $18.00'a 18.60; No. 2 northern, No. 1
southern and No. 1 southern, soft, $17.75
lo.is.
PT. LOVIS. April I. METALS Lead,
dull, $4 2b. spelter, nominal. $5.45.
244,700 share.
73',
4
were as follows:
flour, ihls
Wheat, bu....-,
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Receipts. Shipments.
VOOrt
... 22 40
... M 900
... 46.400
9 000
1T7.S10
3ri.ft.40
T cw York Mower Market.
NEW YORK. A.pfil 1. MONEYi On cH.
firm at 274'3S per cent; ruling rate, $ per
cent; closing bid, 8 per cent; offered at $
per cent. Time loans, weak and du'l; sixty
days, 34 per cent; ninety days, 3,,i4 per
cent; six morvth. 4i(j4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4VU5
per celit.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business in bankers' bills at $4.M40u'
4.8450 for sixty-day bills and at $4.tt770 for
demand. Commercial bills, $4.83s.'!i4.8414.
SILVER Bar. 5:!c; Mexican dollars, 44t.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad, ir
regular. flosing quotations on bonds were as
follows:
..100 Int. at. 11. 4a. 47
. . lm 'Japan 4a t3
..103 do 4a W.
..lolK. C. So. lat la 7?
. .1HU 8. dab. 4a 1IM1.... :!'
..1 (VI.. A N. unl. 4a t
.. 78V, M . K & T. lit 4a.
.10 do sen. I'll
i..lZMa. Pacific 4a
C. I. raf. u.
do couoon . .
r. S. 4. rag ...
do coupon .
C. . 4a, ref.'.
do coupon
Allia-Clial. lat
Aa. A(. U..
Am. T. T r..
4a.
l.lTerpool Breadatuf fa.
LIVKRPOOL. April 1 The following are
the stocks of breadstuff and provisions
In Liverpool:
Flour. 31.000 seks; wheat, 1419.000 cen
tals; corn. 1.2 000 rontals: bacon. 14 500
boxes; hams. 4.CO0 boxes; shoulders, 1 r0
boxes; tiutter. 1" cwts; cheeee, M.'OO
boxes; lard. JO tieree: prim western
steam, and 1.40 toYis of other kinds.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. April 1-WHEAT Spot,
dull; No. t red western winter, no stock;
future, steady: May, 8s d; Ju.y, Ks Vd;
AuKtist. 7 10(1.
ft)RN Spot, quiet; new American mixed
northern. 5 4d: old American mixed, Es id;
futures, dull; July La Plata, &s 5d.
Mlleeaakro iJrala Market.
MILWA1KKE, April l.-WHEAT-No. 1
northern. $1 IT; No. 1 northern, $1.141.1$;
Julv. $i.0s.
OATS 44(j4.V.
BARLEIT -Samples, &2tjSc.
Am. Tobaoco
do to
Armour aV Co.
A(chlaon sen. 4a...
do ov. 4a
do c. 4a
At C. L. la 4a ...
rial. A Ohio 4a
do as,
do a. W. !V,a...
Brk. Tr. o.
Can. of Oa. 6a
Can. leather ae
C. of N. J. f. 4 ..
Chaa. A Ohio 4Va
do ref. 4a... ...
Clilcaso aV A. 3Va.
C. B, aV Q. 1. 4a...
do (a.
C. M
C. R
do rf 4a
Colo. Ind. ta
Colo. Mid. 4a..
C. B r. a. 4a.
D. H. et. 4
D . R. O. 4
do rwf. ta
Planner' 4
Krt p. I 4
do fan- 4
4s'cf. 4a.
do aerie B
Gan. Kle. cv
W
t
41 N. R. R. of M. 4V,a,. S6
.104 !. V. C. f. 4i
. ti do dab 4 M
. 1N. T , N. H. A H.
.111 c. 4 ...134
.113V, N. W. lat c. 4a. .. M
. H4V, do rr. 4a 104
. WVkNo Pacific 4a........l"0 .
. " do I 72
. 4 O 8. L. rMf. ....
. 44 rem. cr. 3,a lit... 44
.107 a oon. 4a., 1
.ItM Raadtnf fen. 4a IV
.li3tt. L aV B. r. ff. 4a. H
:1 do ten. a 47
.lo(4St. L. i W. e. 4a... 1
. 71 do lat fold 4.... H2-
. WSrabnard A. U 4a... US,
tl Ho. faclflo r.
all ai a
2L
0MAH1 LIVE STOCli MARKET
Light Receipts of Cattle, No Change
in Values.
HOGS SLOW SELLERS, BUT STRONG
Liberal Receipt of Lamb, bat Only
Two Car on Sale So Material
Change n Value Shown
for Day.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 1, 1P10.
Receipts were:
Official Monday ,
Official Tuesday
OXficlal Wednesday
Official Thursday . .
estimate rrfday i..
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. 6.178 4.4.13 11.13$
.. 4.653 6.952 6.263
3.0X6 8.MIS 9.3ib
.. 1,551 7.52 4.513
... 506 4,800 . 7.0S0
32.646 3S.367
34,31(3 34.304
41.473 36,238
38.215 25.7K7
39.fi4 -27,363
45.531 45,054
Five dav this week.. '.14,073
Same days 1-vst week. . . .22.8N2
Same days 2 weeks ago.21.5it
Fame days 3 weeks a go. 20, 793
Same days 4 weeks ago.21.2W
Same days last year.... 17,261
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with lat year.
1910. 1909. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 260.38$ 237.384 23,002
Hobs 577.Wi2 725.406 117.424
Sheep 393,340 433,430 40, (W8
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1910. UK7il908.1907.!l06. 1905. 1!)04.
1S5 00
2 200 I IS
AND FEEDERS.
23 S71 6 35
78 403 i 40
March 22.110 494. 64 I 16 6 181 6 081 4 86
March 23.110 60 6 66 4 791 6 161 6 261 6 Oil 4 97
March 24. 10 62 C 61 4 801 6 241 6 081 6 02
March 26 10 66 6 68 4 S9 08 6 15l 6 06
Maroli 1 10 63 6 671 6 Oil 6 031 8 201 15 1$
March 27. 6 7J 5 22 6 ll 6 27 6 li
March 28. 10 ' I 6 601 6 231 6 27 6 101 5 17
March 2.10 714, 6 68 6 31 38 1 6 09 6 14
March 80. 10 6S 6 58) 6 57 6 S9 6 0 6 0 i 07
March 31.110 561 6 65 6 78 16 Ml 6 14 4 Hi
April l...10 60 I 6 73 5 70 48, 6 1S 5 04
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live etock at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at 8 o'clock
p. m. April 1. 1910.
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
$. 140 4 00
4.. 161 45
l.. 140 7 00
KTOCKER3
4...N. M0 I 44
.1020 4 l
t 470 6 0
HOGS Most of the hogs were sold on a
generally strong basis this morning, but
there was very Little. activity to th trade.
Soma of the talent managed to squeeze
out nickel higher figures on good loads of
butchers, but common light grades were
poor sellers and at no time commanded
prices better than steady. Generally strong
and slow throughout would be the best
way of describing the market as a whole.
Supply was light, only about seventy cars
being received.
The week's trade has been very slow from
tha opening. Supply has been barely nor
mal with last week, but packers have marlt
a strong fight against any upward tend
encies, with the result that Dresent values
are around a nickel lower than last week's !
close. Shipping demaftd has been narrow
and discriminating at all times.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. At. 8b. Pr.
14 14 40 10 to 74 23a ...100
13 40 10 46 60 241 ... 10 40
...14 ... 10 16 74 2211 140 10 40
141 ... 10 44 48 Ul .. 10 40
1M ...1044 71... 243 ,.t!040
,.,...171 120 10 45 42 2M ... 10 62
60 243 ... 10 6KVt
71 2fi 40 10 421, '
43 274 140 10 4SV,
E 261 40 10 IZV4
Kansas t'ltr Grain and Provision
KANSAS CITT, April 1. WHEAT May,
$1,091,; July, $1.03. sellers; September.
l.m4gi.01' bid; cash unchanged; No. 2
hard, I1.10W1.13; No. 3, ll.Otijfl.lO; No. 2
red. II. 17411.22; No. 3. $1 . Wit 1 . 19.
CORN May, 613ic; July, 2i27ac; Sep
tember, 61c bid; cash unchanged to lc
lower; No. 2 mixed, :21iKJc; No. 3, 59
eiVzc: No. 2 white, 62s&i;jc; No. 3. 62c.
BUTTER Unchanged; creamery, extras,
Slc; firsts, 2'iC; seconds, 27c; packing
tock, 21c.
EGGS Unchanged; current receipts, new
cases; $6.10; miscellaneous cases. $o.00;
southerns, $5.85; storage packed. $6.45
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white, 4,Vf)47c;
No. 2 mixed. 43!j4c.
RYE 72f(75c.
HAY Unchanged : choice timothv. $15:
ohoice prairie, $11.001ill.25; choice alfalfa,
$17.0tKfll8.00.
jit.. Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 3800.) 31. OA)
Corn, bu: 37.0. 35.0"0
Oals, bu 4,000 11.0UO
Wool Market.
BOSTON. April 1. WOOLr-The Commer
cial Bulletin will suy of the wool market
tomorrow:
There Is appreciable Improvement in ac
tual business, for the woolen mills are
stilt the chief ooeratrtrs. ffnwvr a lit.
tie more Interest Is developing in staple Breat extent, and while the few cattle
Oregon and Montana wools, which is liiHd changed hands, the trade was without note
to be a forerunner of Increased Inking by worthy features.
the worsted mills within a short while. I As noted yesterday, the nmrket this week
All clothing territory wools are meeting i has experienced t-onsitlerublo decline and
with a steady demand, with fine scoured that taken in connection with the break
particularly firm and scarce at 67SISc. ' last week leaves fat steers of the better
Fleeces are in little request and prices con-! K' sties around 3.V;i.'i0c lower than the ex-
Missouri Pacific '.. .. 4
Tnlon Pacific 2 17 30
C. & N. W., east 3
C. & N. W.. west 12 23
., St. P.. M. & 0 3.6
C, H. & Q., east I
l, B. & Q west 2 13
C, R. I. & P.. east 2
Total receipts 19 68 30
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 2 727
Swift and Company 65 1,211 ....
Cudahy Packing Co 120 1,173 78
! Armour & Co 29 1.2 776
Murphy 619
Hill & Son 8.'.
F. B. Lewis 9
Hunton Ai Co.; ..."U5 .i.. ....
J. 11. Bulla 13
('line 17 .... ....
Other buyers 72 .... ....
j Totals 46J 5.160 853
.18
.312
.207
.204
.14
.t:a
:i
.214
t!t
.t"3
..148
.204
10 45
10 10 (0
... 10 60
40 10 60
40 10 40
... 10 40
40 10 M
80 10 60
... 10 (
... 10 60
40 10 60
... 10 60
.2') 10 10 62
.224 40 :0 66
.31 ... 10 66
2-J4 100 10 6r
.274 ...10SJ
.218 ... 10 65 ,
.214 ... 10 65
.2S4 120 10 6o
.214 40 10 6.4
10 66
10 U
10 66 .
HO 10 bb
10 67
10 60
10 60
10 40
70.. 260 ... 10 65
44
67
71
70,
48
41
7T.
31
a
40
78
7......
44
48
2T,4
264
267
...345
...24S
...2A7
...241
2f
10 6
40 10 6.'.
... 10 6
. . 10 46
40 10 ti
.. 10 65
.. 10 45
80 10 45
283 140 10 67
..277 ... 10 67W
.302
.207
.215
.1J
.228
.227
.2 IK
.234
..
4.V.
60..
44..
40..
64..
74..
CO..
44..
66..
.253
.214
.271
.2t
2S2
24
3.14
l
27
i!1
26 J
. .2I2
10 70
... 10 70
. . . 10 70
... 10 10
. . . 10 70
... 10 72
... 10 72V,
80 10 75
... 10 76
:to 10 71
...10 77
.. 10 0
IF YOU WANT
Valuable Information
REGARDING THE )
GRAII1 MARKETS
WRITE TO
Gardiner B. Van (less
Grain Specialist
CHICAGO, ILL.
Member Chicago Board of Trade
68.25; lambs. IT.li'S 10.25; culls and bucks,
$4.25oo.ll0; blockers, $4.00u7.00.
2 ... 10 DO
217 ... 10 10
J CAT! LE Receipts of ealtle .Ills morn-
I ing were light even for a F.nQay, the re.
cent break ill prices hav ng apparently
discouraged shipments. Other markela
were also lightly supplied.
With so ftw cattle on sale there was no
material change In prices. Buyers could 275 Mexican lambs
usiaiy oe exptciea 10 oe inirresiea 10 any V77 Mexican lambs
SHEEP-Thirty loads of lambs were on
hand this morning, but only two of them
were offered for sale, the balance being
Stopped at this point only long enough luc
feed and water. Practically all of them
were Colorado. The two loaus that were
sold went at $3.23, quotably steady with
yesterday.
For the week thus far, total supply has
been rather liberal, but actual otferliiKs
have been no larger than normal. I he run
has consisted largely of lambs still In the
fleece; In fact, the proportion of shorn
tuff has. been decidedly limited. Eastern
demand has contracted considerable of
late and the lifeless appearance of eastern
trade is not only reflected at t ills point
but other river markets as well. High-
dressing stock sold to good advantage at
the opening of the week, but demand was
very discriminating. Prices have been
going Bteadtly downward since Monday, and
ihe slumpy condition of the trade in gen
eral has rivaled that of the last week in
January, when the anti-meat crusade made
its deepest Impression on live stuck values.
Current quotations on all kinds of wooied
lamb are a big half-dollar lower than a
week ago. witli shorn lambs, wooied sheep
and yearlings posHlbly no worse than 30ij
40c lower. Wooied lambs were taken to
Iowa feed lots th is, week at IK. 60.
Quotations on sheep snd lambs: Spring
lambs, choice, $2.t-(i15.O0: spring lambs,
medium, $10.0012.00; good to t-holce lamb",
JS.oOtiilO OO; fair to good lambs, $.10vi9 50;
good light yearlings, Ix.Srit.g."); good heavy
vearlinxs, $S 4(;k.h6; good to choice wethers,
$8.00'C(8.iiO; fair to good wethers, $7.5O''y.a.00:
good to choice ewes, $7.90&8.&i; fair to good
ewes, (.wu i.su.
67 9 25
67 25
CHICAGO LIVE) STOCK. MARKET
Sheep Market All Reported Steady
In Wind)- City.
CHICAGO. April l.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
l.OtiO head. Market steady. Steers, V.:q)
8.50; cows, . f4.76ft4.60; heifers, $4.25'f 7.W1;
bulls, H6( Hi calves, $3.009.25; mockers
and feeders, $4.754j.75.
HOGS Receipts, 8,000 head. Market
steady to 6c higher. Choice heavy, $1090
ojU.Oo; butchers. $10.8010.95: light mixed.
J10.6O.7i 10.70; choice light. $10.7010.86; pack
ing, (10.1510.60. Bulk of sales, $10. 70Cq 10.85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,6(Mj
head. Market steady. Sheep, $7.50y9.10;
lambs, $7.0010.25; yearlings, $.'.509.10.
. Joseph t,I- Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April 1. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 200 head; market steady; steers, $6.51
(hS.OO; cows and .heifers, $3.25&6.60j calves,
4 .OOTi 0.00.
HOGS Receipts, 2.000 head; Market steady
to strong; top, $10.80; bulk of sales, $10.60'(i
10.70.
No sheep on sale.
2 buck lambs
105 8 00
tlnue absolutely nominal. Foreign cloth'
lug wools are being sampled. W'!(,liln
two or three weeks It Is expected that the
clothier will understand the nature of
their duplicate goods requirements and he-
treme high polnl. Medium kinds of cattle
In some aes have shown still more loss
limn that, being hs much as 75c lower in
spot.
Cows and heifers have not shown so
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WASHINOTON. April 1. The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today waa a follow:
Trust KnndsOold twin, $"!. 877.86; silver
dnilar. $4e.iCi4W0; silver dollar of lis).
t.l Kno.ouO: silver rectlftcate outstanding,
$rS 834 000.
tientral fund Standard silver dollars In
gin to place reorders with the mills. Prices i much lot- as have beef steers. Mill they
rn desirable wools are still nominally firm, 'are mound WnMc lower than the extreme
but It Is undoubtedly true that a large ' high time. Bulls which were selling very
Kanaa City Live stoea Market.
KANSAS CITY, April 1 4 'ATT I. E Re
ceipts. 1.000 head, including 100 southerns.
Market steady. Choice export and dressed
beef steers. $7. 50? 8. 25; fair to good, $6.25'ri
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, April l.-COTTON-Market
opened steady at a decline of tVql2 points
under a continuation of the selling move
ment, which developed late yesterday, as
a result of the rain in Texas and rumors
that the bull leaders were abandoning the
main deal. There was a good demand for
July, and later month, and prices rallied
slightly from the opining during the mid
dle of the morning.
Cotton futures opened stead V. April,
14.95c, offered; May. 14.80c: Julv. I4.il3v
August, 14.15c; September, 13.24c; October.
12 90c; December. J2.7ZC
Cotton futures closed steadv. Closing
bids: April, 14.75c: May, 14.65c; June, 14.5?,c;
July, 14.52c; August. 14.01c; September,
13.12c; October, !2.74c; November, 12.5Sc; De
cember. 12.57c; January, 12.63c.
Cotton spot, closed quiet. 15 points de
cline; middling uplands. 14.95c; middling
gulf, 15.20c; sales 44K bales.
.Dry Good Market.
NEW YORK. April 1.-DRY GOODS-Tn
the cotton goods market Pepperell wide
sheetlrgs were advanced to a baxis of
2c for 10-4 goods. Pequots wide sheetings
have been priced on a basis of 30c for 10-4
goods, ltusiness in 4-4 blenched sheetings
Is better and prices show a hardening ten
dency. Carpet wools are firmer and do
mestic wools easier In this market.
Suarar and Molasae.
NEW YORK. April i.-SCOAR-Raw,
steady; muscovado, S3 (est, 3.8Hc: centrlfn.
7.40; western steers, $i.OOu8.00; Blockers and 1 9 'est, 4.3t'c: molasses sugar. 89 teet.
operator could obtain concessions.
The shipments of wool from Roston to
March 31 were 63.4(14 576 pounds, against 64.
2'S 2,'8 pounds for the same time last year.
The receipts to March 31. Inclusive, were
f9.au9.iKS pound, against 77.049.210 pounds
for the same period last year.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. April 1. COFFEE Mai ket
for futures cloeed dull, net unchanged to
6 points lower. Seles were -only S 75o bags.
Closing hids: April, 6.70c; May, 6.75c; June,
6.8.-.C; July, 6 96c; August, September, Oc
high at one tim- have slumped badly, so
that it takes right good bulls to bring over
$5 75 as against $Ti.50, the top at the best
time.
Miockers and feeders have s'so suffered
In proportion, being 4or50c lower than the
hlfcli time and in some cases more than
that on the commoner kinds.
Quotations on cattle: Good to chole
rornfed sicere. $7 2 -'.i 8 10; fair to good corn
fed steers, $rt 7V?i7 25: common to fair core
fed steers, to i51fi . m; goo'l to choice cows
and heifers, $5 !i.ITi; fair to good cows
and helfr. $4 .50'a r. 26 : common to fair row
tober, Novemher and December. 7.00c: Jan-I and heifers. $2 254 60; good to choice
uary, 7.06c; February. T.OSc; March, 7.09c.
Spot market quiet; No. 7 Rio. 84i8 ll-16c;
Santos, 9Wc. Mild, quiet; Cordova, 94f'
12'.,c.
Oil and Roala.
SAVANNAH, April 1. TI'RPENTIN E
Firm, 0v. Pale-. 51 bbl.; receipt, 203
bbls.; shipments, ) bbl ; stock, 8.4T6 bbls-.
ROSIN-Firm Sales. 102 bbls.; receipt.
4M bbls.; shipments. 760 bbls.; stock. 83.980
bbls. Quote: H. $4.30; D, $4.42; E, $4 Is);
K. $4Ri; 44, $4 8.5; H. $4 90; 1, 14 96; K. $ 96;
M, $4.55; N, $i.75; WQ. $ii.96; WW. $7 05.
- Peoria. Market.
PEORIA., April 1 -TORN-Lower: No. S
yellow. 67c; No. I, 67c; No. 4, tic; no
frade, 4s3c.
OATS Higher; No. t white, Uo.
rtockcrs itnd feeder. $"i.7550; fair to
goisl stnekers and feeders, $f.O04i5 i5: com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, $4003501):
stock heifers. $3 5014.50; veal caive. $4 0071
i $.25; bulls, stags, etc.. $3 755.75.
Representative salea-
BEEF STEERS.
No.
I...
14...
AT. Pr. ; Xo.
H.'. 4 00 1
li 45
COWS.
410 1 00 1
46i I ". ....
74 I 14 t
t:6 4 0 10
BULLS.
,. i4.so 4 10 .:
.N...11 4 24 1
1230 4 40 1 ...
CALVES.
170 4 15
110 4 00 I
Av. Pr.
Vl T 10
h 1 a
45 4 14
47 4 14
117S 4 '
1264 ta
, 1140 I 00
It&O 4
U.40 I It ,
14 7 0
Uk 1 75
feeders. $4.40ti.(jO: soul hern steers. $5.3i
8 00; southern cows, $.t.5'i6.75; native cows,
$.!.40f7ii 50;. native heifers, $5.0Vri7.00; bulls,
$4 00(1(6 10; calves, H.Z.'g S.75.
1 1 OGS Receipts. 4.0(10 heBd. Mtrki-t
steady to 5c higher; top. $10.80; hulk of
sales, $10.5.Vo 10.76; heavy, $10 IWi 10.80; pack
ers and buichers. $10.56iJ 10.75; light, HO.iV"
10t(0; pigs. $9.0()10 00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recclpts, i Oik)
head. Market steady. .ambs. $8 507(9 90;
yearlings, $8 254i9.40; wethers, i7.6tViu8.44);
ewes, $ii.75'fi8.16; stockers and feeders, $4.U0
4(6.00.
Stuck la algat,
Receipts of live stock at the five principal
western markets yesterday:
Catile. Hogs. Sheep
South Omaha...
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Si. Louis
Chicago
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...8,805 22,900 11,780
I.oal l.lve Mock Market.
ST. LOriS, April 1 CATTLE Receipts.
1,100 head, including 100 Texan. Market
steady. Native shipping and export steers,
$H.5(V(i8 40; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$.YtvV(i'7.ta): steers under 1.04) lbs., $4 (.'. K0,
stockers and feeders, $;i.4Mj6 40; cows and
hetfers, $2.6f,'n 65; canners, $2 0Oa3X); bulla.
!.' 40in5 40: calves. $3 00fi.40. Texas and ln
fllsn steers, $47Vg8.26; cowl and heifers,
$2.50fj6.50.
in juc Receipts. 4.100 head. Market 6c.
lower. Pig and lights, $8.(j((j 10 80; packers,
$10 7r-ff 10.90; butcher and best heavy, $10. 7o
(n 10 95.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. JOO
head. Market dull. Native mutton, $5.00
3.01c Refined, quiet: crushed. 5.95c: granu
lated, 6.2"c; powdered, 5.35c.
SIGNOR R0TELL0 SURRENDERS
Italian Vent Ire on Wife, Then Suf
fer. ( baiite of Heart Ar
rest. Himself.
" Me Antona Rotello, verra sorry."
Signor Rotello. charged with beating hit
wife at the family home, 907 South Twenty-fifth
street because she wouldn't
conka da spaghet, with these words sur
render; d himself to the police.
Twice had the patrol wagon been sent
for Antona In vain. Each time ho was
hidden, and eacli time. It Is charged, hd
exulted In returning to administer mor
punishment to his wife.
Mrs. Rotello was taken to the matron'i
department of the elty Jail for safekeep
Ink. Then that Sicilian conscience got to
working on Antona and he determined tc
surrender.
KolMtdy ta Too Old
to Warn that the sure way to cure a oough
or cold I with Dr. King New Discovery.
60o and $1.00. For sale by Res ton Drug Co.
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