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TirE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. AFRIL 21. 1910.
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CHAIN lDPilUDlCE MARKET
Spfcnlaiors Too Fust Selling Eliort U
Heed Beports.
7L0WI53 CP . WLSIE1 WHEAT
and ntlier nesrby f'rsts. i trt rael S at
mars; purr-nt rce!(t. im rtumni
ran. i Ho m murk: areiitem first, ifre
esse-; 1?t at murk; rurr-nt recripta, tfres
ce. at ma.
C1IELSE-I'm:tinl.
Rtrt ( kanli( at field ta
Kmaaaia aad 5kraika Am Ms '
lasaa-a.
. OMAHA. April 30.
. Csais oa ht cams lower and JiJ
adly weak. The apet-ulstlvs erase to sell
wneitt anurt Continues and all crop news la
Irn.niwi. ftepnrts from Kansas and Ne
tii aatt ara nlil bullish and plowing; up of
tne winter wheat flltvls ts becumin mnm
f.-enral. More than likely the market will
b oversolri and sharp reactions will occur.
t'orn mumped off at the openlna; wtt.t
W. oniy to firm up later when early
off'-rtnic wera absorbed. Receipts ar
vei-y moderate and shinpinir demand lm-
prnvntl. . - ' . '
Wheat recovered slightly from the break
at tl.e "tart, ca'isel by heavy selllna; on
!"tr cahlea. Bear tr Mi it rrn4Tt
im! lh mariiot iwelved llttla support as
cif conditions show no signs, of I m pro ve
na t.
After th early break the porn market
IkiuM hotter irer,-th than wheat and
more than recovered the lo-s. Caeh sales
were active on Harht receipts and small
of f.-rinsa. wr taken at over yeeiertlav.
Primar w heat rreipts were SeS.'. bu.
and shipment were r.l.w) bu.. strains!
receipts Inst year nt lte.(4l bu, and siup
iu f St.uua bu.
Primary orn receipts were MI.'1"" bu.
and enipmenta were tai.ooO bu.. aaainst re
i'Clpta last year of ZO.vM bu. and ship
ments of 4.t4 bu.
Cl arancea were lOK.ono hti. of corn, none
of oats and wheat and flour equal to 65.W9
but .
Uverprx closed m al"l. lower on wheat
am? ."-,1 lower on corn.
l'Vl rangs at option:
Artlclea.l Open.) Hlh. Low. I Close. Yea y.
' Wheatl
-. 4ay...l lOO'Aj 1 , 9Hi
iuiy..j - i Sri vl
Corn , J t
May.. 52 KlVfcl 52
July... "4, &fci
"Oai r" i ' I
May.. 41 I 41. 41 I
July... it-V ' 3-Si
I
w
tVki
I
41V,
to
41
. Oma.au Caaa Prt
V.IUSAT No. 2 hard. 9H41.00; No. S
bard. saMu,?'c: No. t hmd. Se.toc; re--Je'd
bard, ioWCo; No, I spring, swtill h;
V No. 1 sprtntt, D4f-c: No. 4 spiins. !0!jti;;
I Ho. 1 duruni, Utfatc; No. 3 durum, 81
SiV'
CORN No. i white. W4c; No. 3 white,
&."ii:c; No. 4 white. E2fj:4c; No 2 yellow,
&AJ.2!rc; No. 1 yekow, M'aZc; No. 4 yel
low. 4T'u49c; No. 2. No. 3, SKSic;
No, , 47a,U'tc; no made. 38-4Ec,
L OATS tjlandard, 4c; No. white, 39a
ao; No. 4 white, 37yij'X,v: No. t yellow.
'U'VaSSc: No- yellow,. 3T'J7S!; No. I
mixed. I7Ua.TSc.
1 BAflLEY No. 4. B(wjalc: No. 1 feed. 4ft?J
f BTE-No. X WwraH!; No. S. nWFrPbc
' 1 . crta,t welwt.
'" v Whe. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 1
11nneapolLa 61
'.Omalii f a I
'tmluta 44
VKItTllER I.f THE 6R4U ICl.T
Rlnlwat Tartr in) He-weal
tweww M leMwrl mm H we It. lew.
OMAHA. April . ll
The eaetarn dlfturhance still erwrhanes
the lower iake rlon and upper Ohio
valley an1 nneettled weather continues
general thrnuRleioit that section. Rains and
now, with Ireeitn temperature, were
general over the luke region and Ohio val
ley dunn 'he las twenty-four hours, and
nows eont'.nue In the lower lake renm
and extreme upper portion of the t'hlo
vwliey thla mnrniiMf. The weather has
cleared generally tnrmiKhout the central
vwllevs and west Into the mountain n
temperatures ar muish higher throughout
the Miseourl valley and amng the eaMtern
Kockv Mountain slope, iieavy irome oc
curred again last night in Kanna.t. atiao'nirl
and eat over the cwitTal valleys. The
weather will be fair In thla vicinity tonight
and Thursday, with warmer tonight.
The following shows the tamperatnraj amd
precipitation lor the last threw years:
" . W10. lanA'COT.
Minimum temperature .. 67 Jl
Precipitation .13 M .00
Normal temperature for today, hi degrees.
Iieficiency In precipitation sinca Marcb 1.
I.M Inches.
Deficiency correepond Ing perfod in ISO.
l.Vl Inches.
Deficiency correspondlnf period In
1.24 inches.
U. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Carm aael Waeas Regrlaat Ballefta.
For Omaha. Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m., TT.th meridian
time. Wednciutay, April 28. 1910: -OMAHA
DISTRTCT.
Temp Raln-
S'atlons. Mm
Ashland. Neb.... M
Auburn, Neb 1
B ken. Bow, Nb. 70
(,'oliimbua, Neh... S
Cnlhertaon, Neb.. 0
Falrhury, Neb... tK
Fairmont. Neb... HI
t;r. Island. Neb. 7
Hortlnirton, Neb. S9
Hantiniis. Neh... H9
HoldreKe, Neb.... 77
f akilale. Neb fl
Omaha, Neb )
Tekamah. Neb... M
Alta. la 54
Carroll. Ia 58
Clarinda. Ia ft
Sibley. la Eo
Sioux City, Ia... M
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m. Not Included
In averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain.
SEW .GK&5I0CliS AND BONDS
Occaiional Baying from Bears Forms
' Principal Demand.
C0PPZ2 A5D STEEL WEAK
Mwwewreat Rewwew Oatsat PI
Irwa T at pi lea t'akrallky ros4ltla
la' Trade 4dwlta tw GI4
ICaaai la.
n;tr TTI.orO; dil-er dollars of 1T.
t3Tn-i; siH-vr certtf!rate ,uttanding.
US ..T4
treral F in' Htsrdard silver dollars In
general f'ind. IL.M4: current ilMlltle.
lmi.7.1.1 : working balance In treasury of
fices, tl't.Ml.TtH. m hanks to credit of tree-
urr of the L'nl'ed state. i,.iwni: "uo-idlm-v
silver cotn. J21.7M.J: minor en.
fl.ai.uil; total ba.ance In general fund, SM.-
"CP. ."01.
CHICAGO GRAH A."D PHOVISIOXS
Fewtwrew el taw Tradlnar aad Claalac
Prlen ea Board mt Trade).
CHICAGO, April 20. After a maximum
'ilmii of Mi . cents wheat recovered and
floaed at a sllgtit net advance. Com and
oats werw Imitators of wheat., although
- Kistnir leew and gaining mora than the
major grade. Provision registered another
material advance roararaieaa ot a weaa nog
mailt. . ...
... n Initial decline in wheat carried May
diiwa to 11.06 and September to 970. a
r drop at lSe and lao respectively. In thla
r;v tlro of l-d at Liverpool waa Influential
. lowgg for the moment burdening" the pit
. wrtn their -ofTertnga, soon apoaranur
u moved Into playing safe by reiteration ot
i- reduced crop In Kansas, rushed into the
breach and bougnt actively. July touched
M.'SaVv"OMwlier. c and May.
, r-tiW.H. May Closed a ahado up at SLtVi;
r July. 1o higher at ll.nfrl.o'A,;- and Sap-
ten i her ic Improved .at !:i Jc.
i" Corn prloee. followed wheat, tn tba ear! de
cline and latar showed greet Improvement.
Mav moved eetwn WW4aSe. There waa
"a -tmir demand for caah com and piirew
' held steady. No. I yeUirw sold at oa'c.
The clow waa atrong for -ail the futurea,
with May inVi up at 67Vn57rc.
Invratment buying took oata prices away
from tha weak start. May worked up from
Mia. fail. tkv.
. .( Clear
2S .o Clear
.tm Clear
27 .00 Clear
3 .On Clear
31 .o0 Clear
2S .0(1 Clear
.0 Clewr
2S .00 .Clear
31 .00 Clear
35 .00 Clear
3t .) Clear
32 .() Clear
28 .00 Clear
31 .00 Cloar
29 .00 Clear
K .00 Clear
31 .00 Clear
38 .00 Clear
Stations. Max. Min. Inches. ' Ammru UnM ....
Central.
Columbus. 0 1
Louisville. Ky 19
ruiAfllHJn. iiiu.i m. w "
Chicago, in tn
9V Louis. Mo 13
Pea Moines. In.... 14
Minneapolis, Minn. 30
Kansaa City. Ma.. Z4
Omaha. Neb 19
Reins and snows were general In the
eastern portion of the corn and wheat
region during; the last twrenty-four hours.
No precipitation la reported west of the
Mississippi river. Freezing temperatures
were again general ovr the corn and
wheat belt and heavy frosts occurred in
all portions. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
NEW TORK. April 20 Ppeciflo etiwej
were not clearly perceptible for the weak
neaa of Storks today. The demand waa
apathetic Oceaslonal buying from th
bears to realise profile bv covering shorts
constituted the principal demand, but prices
ended at the lowest.
The persistent sellina- of Cnlted Plates
jiel waa of notable sentimental effect on
the general market. The dealings In steel
tnede up a large proportion of tne aggre
gate. Estimates of the earnings for tne
first quarter, to be reported at the direc
tors meeting next Tuesday, accompanies
the selling. Assertions that tha total would
fall below the 4flio.00 total of the De
cember quarter seemed to discourage stot k-
boldera. although the lull in trade has been
wen known.
The coppers were even weaker than tee
and were affected also by the falling price
of tha metal. The movement to reduce the
ortput of pig Iron, coupled with the advo
cacy of curtailment of copper production,
Implies an unhealthy condition In those
trades. It Is probable some degree of specu
tatlve depression waa reflected from the
commodities markets on the stock market.
This ia contrary to the usual order, owing
to the fact that the declines In grain and
cotton are due usually to promising erop
prospects. The effect of the government
Inquisition Into tha cotton pool Is held re
sponsible for much of the unsettlement
The additions to the gold export move
ment wr an influence towards depres
sion, although no direct effect was per.
cepiible in the tone of the money market.
Rates for call loans, Jn fact, were some
what earner and the demand for time loaDa
also la reported to be almost st&trnant.
Discount rates were firmer In London and
It la to that center that attention is directed
for money market Influences.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value. n.9e0.ooo. United States bonds were
unchanged ml eail.
Nnmber of sales and. leading quotations
oi aiocas were:
Bakia. Hlxh. Low. d
AlUn-Ouklmees
Amatsamatee Onppsr .....
American Aatfenitural
Amefiimn Beet sugar . . -.-
AoeVu ru
Aakerioan Car Jk T
Amarteui Cottoa Oil
American H. I. pfC..
American Ire swi'iantiea
44 S4 .
50 3 .30
jti 36 .30
4k " 34 .HO
50 X .00
S3 30 .00
M t .
00 31 .00
62 32 .00
5EW TORK GOERAL
MARKET
Tarloaa
41c to 44c. tha otaar fiiri moving , May cliwi July -j.
Wlti It. The close waa strong, with. May 7uHc Receipts. 18.00U; shipmer
H;Uc higher at , mtMAy. mIxenr3
2Wi ar.d nls took on from 10c to me. Final
figures for the May nrodnnts: Pork. 2Bc up.
at 2U.O; lard tSj3&c hiher. at JliJTtf
li40; riha l.nc up, at
The leading; futurea ranged as follow:
Articles. I Open. High. Low. Close. Te-y.
Wheat
. May
." July
C..ru I
kl nM
Mm a j
. July
i - fcvpt.
Dets
May
July
" bVpt.
Pol K
May
July
BVpt.
- LsrO
May
' July.
BVpt.
-B'b-e-.
Jsay.
TV: July
1 Xrl 1 0T 1 05 1 H l 0S1
I I .1.1 ....
:0lt6iH, W, O!! Hi
611,rg12WO't a, GJiai 61
it
haH:Si3!?40(
i41i.94j 4SJj4rk 41tif 4-v41S"i
i 21 M
il li
21 ao
21 NO
21 TO
a ao
21 37
a as
i
U 17m 12 Xi-st 13 t
1 U 1& l IZ 3xi 12 7Vsi
113 12'i 12 22''. 12 0J
II i 13 10 11 :
U is 12 ID Ut
a oo a 25
a os a 37H
a ttw a S7H
13 40 12 06
12 27H 12 05
12 2& 1 12 W7
15 30 12 Ml,
12 US 12 (C
ia o;va u itt
- N. 2.
Cash nwotatlong wera as follows:
' Fl-'iTH Weak; winter patents, SJ04fS..'B;
-wuitiev siraighta, t4.3tM6 :i; sprmu straights.
H.tL.f. bakers. ti6.3o. , u
KKlsi Nfc t. ic
kAKLLl'-Fewl or mixing. 40Q5OC; fair to
i choice ntaiting. 6'4ao.
i HKKna Timothy, t4.60; clover: STLTS.
- KK ) Vl.-lN Mess pvrk, pr bul.. 32130
; H, Lard. Br 1U0 I ha.. Jl2-3;'o l4u;
i. anurt rila. sidea, lonm) 311.U..J2'41 short
.: eUmr nu-n i boxed) $13 jwuiXTa.
?- Total olearancna of wheat and flour were
equal to bo Out bushels. Primary receipts
were ll.uuu buaucla, compared with K&.'JU0
, bimhele the correpunrtlng day a year ago.
ICstimated receipta for tomorrow: Wheat,
3 cars; corn, lu cars; oats, 33 cars; bogs,
17.: head.
Chicago ("aah Prices Wheet: No. t red.
11 i'ii ut-'t. No- red. l.0.wTl.O'; No 1
'bard. l..-il OT: N 3 hard. l.tihl.t; No.
.3 spvir.jf. l.tiH.W4. forn: No. 2 man,
67. j,"tc; No. 3 rash, rAijfSc; No. S white,
a-ftMc; Nv S white. i'-vsi:ic: No. 3 yellow.
- iee. )l: No. X can. la-JVc: No. I
wiuie.. 44c; No. 3 white. 41B4oc; No. 4 while,
i 4W!Pc: siantlard. 4,"t44o.
KLTTEH c'reainerlea, W-fiUc; dairies, 22
tl ."Sc.
Ei HIS Receipts. T.S27 ces; steady, at
- niarav eaaew tneluded, 171 U"tc: firata 20c;
prime firsts, 21c.
CM hUUriii firm; daiaiea. Ut1Sc; twins.
liViiHc: young Americas. Wrc; long
horns. !4'-i t I4'5.
Pttl.'I l:i Firm; Jurkeya, 17c; chickens,
: lite; t.i n ITu.
VEAlelraJv; to 0-lb. wts.. gfflc;
f to ivi-rb. at., frulOc; Si to UO-ib. wta..
ItMtUc. .. r .
Ke.iita Today Wheat. 14 cars; corn, oO
' car; oata, 126 cara. Killmated tomorrow
heat, s caia cum, itt tars; oals, ii cara.
' Kamu City Grata mm Pravlaiwaa.
KANKArt CITT. April WHEAT May.
j bid; .July, neVi'V, Jt. .
' Mii.ra. C wnct,oed. No. i hard. tl.OL'-r
No. JL h,, No. I red,
L. Nil 4. 101iwi.
l OK.-ilv jp iatr aelUM-s; July. ilva
bid. Se;it.. iSr Int. Cmi uneluni,-,l 10
H-ilc hiincr; No. 2 mixed, S7c;, No. i, tV
a wbite. ttr'T,!!.!,.;, s.
v ijx i4 l iirlHinucd. .u. 3 while. 42tj4c;
N.i 3 non.vi 4( u4.v.
i i;yh-. . .xv. . r . '
"iiAM 1 in -'uuiti d ; chiJce tlTiothy, 31l;
efsol.-w r""1l"'. J'" TT. j 11 ia!, cico aif-la.
t
:t 1 Ti it-1 ncnangetj; crramerv extras.
t.K'Aji Kc Inglur: current receiita, new
caen. S! 75: nitat'wilanieius ciie.ii. 3&..0;
oumcr-.'.M, li.; ii 'rjd packed. Jo.15.
. .Philadelphia Produce Market.
i'- i'.AIi!- LJ-ilIA. April Jl' HI TTtH-
ei: eii wrsii rn cifa ocry. neii t y
rij! 1tiu; god ujiuanJ, Penuy Ivaula
tAaotatloaa mt taa Day
Coaamodltlea.
NEW TORK. April SO. FLOCR Julet
and barely steady: spring patents, tu.3&'i
5.50: winter straighta. 3S.0IXa&.10: winter
patents. ST.2V66.76; Kansas straights. t.Xf
5.10. Receipts, lfi.730 oliia. ; shipments. 4,430
bbls. Rye flour, barely ateady; fair to
good. S4.2bf4.46; choice to fancy, 34 Sou 4. S.
CORN MEAL Steady; fine white and yel
low. n-ioyLlC; coarse. U.25j'l-30; kiln dried,
H-25.
RTE Nominal; No. I western, SVic, C o.
b. New York.
WHEAT Spot, easy: No. 3 red. ILISH;
nominal e. L f. : No. 1 Northern, Sl.lEHu f- o.
b. opening navigation. Option: Wheat waa
weak and lower at the start under further
liquidation on the weak cables and poor
eaaff and export tjemand; but prices re
gained the loss on covering by shorts and
closed at unchanged to 'aP net decline.
Export sales were fifteen loada of Mani
toba at outposts. May' closed 3L13t4; July,
31.0"i: September. $l.m4. Receipts, 7.SO0 hu.
CORN Spot, ateady; steamer. 62c bid.
and No. 4 nominal elevator export and No.
4 nominal elevator export baels. Export
No. 3. 63HC nominal, f. o. b. Option mar
ket was easy tinder liquidation by specu
lative longs but rallied with wheat, clos
ing Irregular at c decline to 40 advance.
September,
menta, 2.0UO.
mlxerr26!&32 pounds.
nominal; natural white. 2tVj32 pounds, 46
4t4Xc; clipped white, 3442 pounds, 4&-tQS2c
Receipta, 16.250 bu.
HAY Quiet; prima. 31.10; No. 1. tl.10;
No. 2. Wen SI-00; No. 3. Kka05c.
HOPS Dull; state, common ro choice,
ISO. Z3tn26c; 1903, nominal; Pacific coast.
IStiS. lfi'fl'.Sc; 1908, nominal.
HIDES Firm; Central America, 2Jlc;
Bogota. 2Ti23c.
LEATHER Firm: hemlock firsts. 289
Z?c: second, 23'27c; thirds, 24 2&c; rejected,
2Wa Sic.
PROVISIONS Pork. unsettled; mess.
324 &0fi-R.(W; family. I26.00J527.00; short clear.
Sa.7i02T.5a Beef, steady: met. nstKMt
16.00; family, 31D.Oijgi9.50: hams, 324.0Mf2S.0a
Cut meats, steady: pickled bellies. 10 to 14
IbB.. S15 50j 17.00; pickled hams, SIS.SOIT.00.
Iard, firm: middle west, prime. 312. wvj
12.M0: reflTMd. unsettled; oontlnsnt, 31S2E:
Bonth America, 314.75; compound, 310.0Ck
W..A
TALLOW Dull; prime city. 7tc;' coun
try. 7S','r7M!.
BICE Steady; domestic, StfSHor Japan,
5Hit5Sic.
BITTER Steady; creamery held, second
to sneclal. 24ft31c: creamery, third to first.
2S.i31c; state dairy,, common to finest, 24
S2c. .
CHEESE Quiet; state full rrrom, new,
best. 1:14c; common to fair. llWilSc.
EGGS Easy; western regular packed,
first, at a 22c; southern, regular packed,
first. IlB.ISa.
POULTRY Alive, strong; fowls, 20Hc;
turkeys. 14i30c. Dreased, dull, but firm;
chickens. liulSc; fowls. lilDc; turkaya,
17JT3C
lrt Xl rMi
4s, pie t- T44 T44
4
l.BVI SftJ T"4
11 1'4 1(H
1, t m4 i
no - f
nut m as u
i.oiw rtH a rr
H 141 14i 14
ns S1H 60
Xo mhi i mi
108
. a r4 h 41 t,
L04) 1244 131 134
it! in
,
OA St ITS 3T
3.4M 4l4j 4i 4
, i.S 114H HI 11IH
iw im liav. i"
, ; us
4" ill 1104 lii4
ant it to n4i
.90 l T 74
183
, T.M 41 414
107
. 3"
, S S 4i
im a at ?h
53
'.' Va' liiii' lsat" if
. 1,300 14144 14S lt
Loearm4lve
American 8. a- R
Amarlran m. a R M
Amertrwn Steel Fntindrta
A men 1 Sugar Rsf ......
Amarlran T. T
Amerteao TnttMca pM....
Amsrtoan Woelea
Anaconda Mining Ce ....
Atctilena ...................
Atehlsnn pfll
Atlantl C. L
Baltlmoea a Ohle
FiethlMnoa at4 .
Brook 1 rn R- T
Cknxlion Pasilis
Onlrmi LMther
Central Laathcr pfd
(iMitral ot New Jersey...,
n,tiwmke a Ohio
Chicago M. West new
rhicaao A Alton
Chleaco Ot. Wrt pfO....
CUteago M. W
Jll.. HU. a St. r.
c, a, c. a St. L
rolo. Fuel Iron ,
CeK. a Southern ........
Consolidated Oas
Corn Products
Delaware m Hudson
Denrer a Rio Ormnde ...
Ownr a Rio Orande pfd
Dtsttlienr aeeurltlea
Erie
Brio 1st pfd ,
Kris 3d prt .'.
Ooaoral Eleetrla
Great Northera ora ctta .
Oroat Northern pfd ......
Illinois Contra!
IntortiotmiBti- ktot. ........
Intftrbormixtl-Met. pftl...M.
Unomatlonal Harraoior .
Imor-afarlne ptd
Inurnatlonal Paoor .....
IntoenmtinnaJ roatp. -
lewa Contra!
K. c. aoathsra
4a. C Bwtaom Btd
Larledo Oaa l.ft" 14
ttfoievtllo Naskvllla ... son !!
IMnn. St. L l' 4
K1H
Bt
1
. t,
"
New Terk Meaty Market.
NTTW TOP K. April . M"KY-Cm call.
stady at 2'u3 per cent; ruung rate, J per
per cent; cioslnff rid. r per rent: orrererl
at 3 per cent. Time loans, dull and sort:
sixty days. 3 per cent; ninety days. t
per cent ; six manlhu. 4 per cent.
PHI yi Bt Mf.Ki. aa uuv 1 a 1 isiv tiijiq
per cent.
aTERI.INri EXCHANGE flteadv. with
tctnal business In bankers' hills at ft SUi
4.M.I for sixty-day bins ami at 4 , ;
or demand; commercial ouis. it.iuvi
W
)NDB uovernment, stenuy; rauroaa.
heavy.
tTlnatnc quotations un Bonds war as
follows:
a rat. la roa....JeX I C let r-f 4s
OOMoa 1W ntMet. .......
0. S. to rm. 'WHUit r. 4a
oowpoo ..lfTHJaean 01
O. S n 1IH do 4H
ioobob - ...1 K r. B IM Is-...
Allto-Chal lt So T-u tt lleb, 4a tlttij
Am. As. to... ltd L. a N. an. 4a
Am. T. A T. ev. 4s. .1"T.. K. a T. lot 4S
Am. Toeareo 4.... 1I do iren. 4Vs SK
Am. Tobaero 4a TH miaootiri racino 4a... To'
Irmmr a Co. 44a... BUN. SV at a. 4Sa. ... f4
Atrtiiaon BOO. 4s T. t". g. I've MS
do CT. 4 Ill1 do de 0 Ml
do ev. ia 1U"W. T. AY U. e. Itn,
At. C L. 1st 4a K'a.Nta'. a w ev. 4e....hi4
a. a o. ta . Partric 40 i4
do its . -4 do la rt
do 3. W. IWs .ir S. L. rM 4s ra
Br. Tran. cv. 40.... l&SPean. ev. Mm tltlSl M4
-, ot Oa. f 1 do eon, 4o l'nv,
Centnal Loathor fcn'onn Romdlns gen. 4a 9
C. of N. J. (en. UlUHSt. L. A 8. F. fg 4m. . X?i4
Cboo. a O 4Wa Hl4r do sen is "
do ret 4tk or. invest. L. S. W. een. 4a 7714
:. a A. IWo Tl 4o Kit gnld 4B '4,
C, B. Q-, It. 4s.. t4ea board A. U 4a.. S
do BOO. 4s nSo. Pm. ent. 4a ,
M. S.P. g Ho s to- ev. 70IS
C. R L P. o. 4a m do 1st ret 4s U
do rffl. a. s4go Railway as 11
Wi Ind. Uu 7 do son. 4a T4
Colo. Mid. 4s T7 Union Paotfle ov. 4.1W44
C. 8. r. A ex. 4Ha T do Bt and ret. 4a.. tt
Del. Had. ev. 4s.. rt B. Rnbher fm ....l'H
D. R. O. 4s n VS. net Id to.. . .104,
do ref. 5o U.Va.-Car. Ilx-m 6a....
Dietlllers to. TlWabaari lot So 100
Et4o bt. L 4a. do kd. and ox. 4a.. Tl
" gen. 4s aiw. Mt. 4e BtSj
Mo eon, 4s 7HWat. Woe cv. ta...
do cv. 4a oar. A.. T Viim. 'Crural 40 M
00 ear. B TO Ho. Fa, ev.osetl.l4
Gmi. IClee. ev. ia. . 14014
Bid. )rforo4.
OilAHA LIVE STCCkv MARKET
Beceipts of Cattle Are Liberal and
Trend of Vs-lnes Lower.
HOGS SELL ACTIVE TO EIGKIH
1 aaaaawawaSaaea
Dwwaward Martaieat mt Prtrea la
Ckerked Dewtw LI Wravl asly
kea aael Laaak Trad
U Dwll.
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb., April 1510.
Receipta wera: Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Official Monday 3.i9 4.; . S.4
Official Tueetlay 4.1 ..""2
Estimate Wednesday 7.4U3 I.tMl S.1MO
Threa days this week..l5.a7 20 W7 10 T
Same days last week.. ..17.313 ri.."l 1
Same days weeks ago.. 7 4 l.2-'7
rlame days i weeke ago.-12.S17 30 SIT 14 .774
Same days 4 weeks ago-.17.SUS 33.273 24.371
Same days last year....U.4 S.108 13.343
Tha following tabla shows tha a vera ire
prices of bogs at South unlit for the last
aevtral days with 00 oi pari eons:
110. 1. Inc. Deo.
Cattle 307. J74 T71.4W 35.SH4
Hogs el.tTfg (Uo,.;.T4 ..... 14S
Sheep 4CL727 &S.444 S4.714
Data, I 110. 1803.13.13JT.(13C. (lSo.tl304.
1 sesantlsa.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Barns,
jr 614 New Tork Life building, Omaha:
Beatrloa Creamery, com
City ot Omana 4o, li-S
Cadakr Packing Co. ia
Iowa Portland Cement as.
Iowa Poet. C Cow. a
Nebraska Tl. BtorS par cent
No. Piatt Vol. lr. Co. (a, 1IC0.
Ooaha Water Ca. la. 1W4
Oiaaha Water Co. is, IMS.
Omaha Water 3d pld
Omaha Oas S. 117
Oraaba R. U a P. 5. MXt.........4
Omaba B. U ptd i per cont....
llmut St. Br. oa. UU ..........
Omaha a C. B. 84. Rr. is. 193. ......
Oni-oa a C B. St. Ry. od
Omana a C. B. 8t Rr. earn
Omaha A C B. R. B. ptd
Paotria T. a T. 5. 1JT
Hhiwvoport O. a K. , 14.
south Omaha, Olty ot
Topeaa Rr- oa. : -
Wright a Wllholmr Co
Unloa a. T. stock. So. Oauiha.
a4j 4 1
10114 10414 I
at
1(4) 1
1US
t4i loot,
10s
US) lul
M Mt4j
13 ' 11
8t St4
SB M
R as 14
M4j 10014
M
4 44
71 T44
4S 4S
as
ag 44
MSTt 1(.3
a
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April IS..
April a..
April 13..
April 13..
April 14..
April 13..
April 13..
April 17..
April U..
April 13..
April 30..
is t Ta 43i rx s
I 7V, 43l343l4l
7 Oil I 4 4 :tl I 4 31
S 4k S MS f DAi ' I In I W 4
ST. SI S( I 4M S S 311 4
m, c ,'oq s r) 3 l I m
I 361 t 4HI SiH t 81l i 231
14SJ I I S3! SSI t 511 6 23 4
t Ml t9H I W 44J J ?T 4 75
S W ( 93 S S4 341 421 t 23) 4 33
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Sunday.
Receipts and disbursement of live StorH
at the Union Stock yards, South Omaha,
for the twenty-fotir hours ending at 3 9 m.,
yesterday;
RECEIPTS.
Cattiex H ot?-i. Sheep, irr'a
C. M. at Pt. P. By.... 14
Wabash R. R. 4
Mlaeourl pariflo 3
Union Pac'flc 93
C, 4V N. W. et).... 3
C. fc Sf. W. (west) 77
C, 8t P.. M. O.. 24
C. B. A Q. (earn).... 7
C. B. a Q. (west) ... 4
C. R. i. P. (east).. S
C. R. L A P. (west).. 3
Illinois Contr&t I
c. a. w
. 100 4114 S 2
bOd SH4 ML
3.40 la Ut 141
60S IT 10 14
10 173 173 171
t,ol 4144 4?li ir4
wa 31 m
two l44 i4 Ji
1.M0 1914,
M0 44 a 47 4
JT
So 151 ISO liO
300 ST1
3.50D II 1174 157H
M 144 1S' 14
T.x S (B4 ISSfe
13.300 OH ?H
4 H S4 MV4
34 94, IM
1K4
. 609 . fl 4414 46
ii 1 n a
MO H4 MV4 sg
iw rr 7 47
St. ' Iewia Cawral Market.
ST. LOUIS. April 30. WHKAT-F'utures
firm; Miiy. SXOS'i; Juiv. HsSc. Cash dull;
track. No. 2 red, 3l.tft(uLo7; No. 3 hard.
fi.tr; 1.09.
t'OHN Futures hiKher: May. B94aeuc:
Mian., il r. 4 3 St, at.
a., K. a T
M., K. a T. pfd
Mltaosn Parlfle
National Ijad
N. Ry. of M.i. 3d pfd
!fow Tork Coatrwl
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk a Waetem
North American
Northern Paclfls
Paclhe Mall ...
Ponnairlvaala ..............
People's Gas
Pitta.. C C. A St. L.....
PUtsoang Coal
Praoind Stool Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Stool apnng .
Readme
ResuMt Steal
Republic Stool pld ....
Rork Island Co ,
Rork Island Co. pfd .
a. L t t I. M pfd.
St. Lt. Booth ooet u ...
St. U Sotuhwoot. pfd..
Slooa-Siiomeld Stool a
.southern Paein
1W1H "0'"t
1414 HH.
U4 1U4 la4
IS. MO 4414 4t4 4ti4j
lOO 7JH TH 7!4
700 Tl 4S a
3ra 8114 Kl
111 t. M 2S
3.1D0 114 12tl4 Ld4
tm 44 44 444,
1.UI0 104 1H KO "4
74
3.IUS tt 11444 13414
1U4 2 S
M.71M 11444 1W4 l-'i4
New York Cark Market.
The following quotations are furnished by
Logan & Bryan. 31S South Sixteenth street:
Omaha:
Bay State Oas- 37 (lolilhatd Daley .....
Boot on Coneoildaud.. 10 Greene Cananoa .... 4l4
Butto Coailtloa ..... !3 Inspiration 7 11-14
Cactoa HLaroaa 344
China U4 Nov. Consolidated .. 31
Chief Consoltdatad .. St.Newbotiae 1
Fraction 44 Ohio- Copper J4
Oavie-Dalr 34 Rawtude coalition... IT
OJ Bar Central 1 a-
. Bwlft Pks. Ce 1'
. IS 'soars. Roobork Ca...lft4i4
Rly Central
1
S3
6
33
10
4
20
1
i
3
112
16
'J
u
34
234
Total receHptB 294
. DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing; Co (M 1.331 l.oo
Swift and Company L140 1273 L4
Cudahy Pkg. Co L4o 1.472 3.13
Armour & Co L'1 1473 2.723
BciTwartxachlld at 9 Iii3
Sinclair S3
Stein Franks 14
K Packing Co
W. B. Vansant Co 71
Benton, Vansant dt Lush. 103
Stephens Bros. 74
Hill at Son 133
F. B. Lewis 33
Huston dt Co
J. B. Root 4 Co....;.... SO
J. H. Bulla Jl
tL. Wolf HS
a. wertnotmer .......... uo
H. F. Hamilton 37
Ma A Kens. -Calf Co.. 20
Cllne 4 Chr.sty 27
Other buyers 133
SHEEP Thers was little action to the
sheep and lamb trade at the opening today.
In fact, bids of any kind were hard to got
and It was well aieng toward noon before
enough biialnees had been dime to est ah
Hah a baeia of valnea. Warmer weather,
which aiways exerts more or leas of a
bearish lnfluenow on the demand fr prod
ucts, and unfavorable wires from the east
were two of the main reasons for the slack
demand. Heavy supply and the feeling in
killing circles that local prices are too
high, aa cempwred with other points, did
not serve to impmve the stiuailon.
In the neighborhood of thirty-five double
decks wre yarded with the shorn end of
the run almost aa large as woo led receipts.
Quality was very deoent on an average,
but several ahlpmenta of heavy lambs still
In the fleecs were received snd packers at
no time lately hay taken very kindly to
thla class of stock.
Whan trading finally started, declines of
lfcJT?fo wars Insisted upon and a large por
tion of the offerings had to sell at thee
figures. A few selected lots of desirable
stock, mostly lambs, sold early at prices
hardly worse than barely steady, but the
buIR went at the decline noted. Movement
was slow and dull from start to finish,
oholce Mexican lambs tn the wool selling
up ss high aa 3l0.ua. with wooled yearlings
al 3" 40 and shorn lambs at 3 30.
Current prices on shorn lambs are fust
about 75c less and prions on shorn sheep
around S0c lesa than values on almllar
auailty of wonted shipments. The following
quotations apply to the latter else of
stock: Good to choice lambs. ft.aOt) 10.00;
fair to good lambs, 39 0oT M); good light
yearlings, fg.ltf.54; good heavy yearlings.
37 764141.16; good to choice wethers. fT.sbtf
t; fair to B"od wethers, $7.50itiT.liS; good
to oholce ewes, 37.v04)'7.a; fair to good
ewes, 3s.75tj7.pw.
No. Ar.
4M western ewes, shorn DO
103 western ewes, culls......... 73
144 western lambs, shorn
la western ewes, cull
Wi western ewes, shurn.........
1!2 western lambs, shorn
117 western lambs
western lambs
f, western lambs
W7 Mexican lambs
112 western ewes. , shorn..
19 western ewes. shorn..
3R3 western ewoa. shorn.......... 101
33 western ewes, culls .. 73
203 western lambs, shorn
12 western swea, shorn..
373 western wes, shorn..
41 western ewes, culls...
40 western ewes, culls...
as weot era swes ....
5A7 Mexican lambs ..,
ITS western wethers ,
331 western yearlings
AO west era lambs
IV spring lambs .
Tl
M
T.
10 00
T.782
355
3.370
Blr Witch
Franklin 143uprtor a Pltlebarg 114
Olroax
Ooldflold Cons.,
uoldflaid Plorenoa .. 34
14 Tnnepah Mining
HTTlnuy Copper
7
444
Baualt Clearlaara. .
OMAHA. Aprtl-20Baak clearings for to
day were 33.015.1S1.25. and, fos the oorre
sponding data last year ever 33,360,994.10).
Cottoa Market. "
NEW YORK. April 20. The cotton mar
ket opened steady At a decline of 2&6 points
tn response to disappointing cables, favor
able weather reports and prospects of mors
drastic curtailment by southern mills.
There was a renewal of yesterday's cover
ing movement at the. Initial decline, how
ever, and during tha early trading; prices
rallied, the old crop selling up to a net
advance of 44)6 points, with soma later
positions recovered to ths figures of yes
terday. '
Cotton futures eloeetl steady. Cloao:
April, 14.S9c; May, 14.7!c; June. 14.37c; July,
Uffir: Auauat. 13.fKc: September. 12.96c;
' October, 12.36c; November,, 12.22c; December,
72
.... M
.... 73
.... 73
.... W
....
.... M
.... 03
.... 04
no
w
w
7
!
.. 104
.. 7
.. 31
88
Pr.
T 35
00
g
3 50
50
3 6
9 10
9 10
9 10
10 00
7 15
T '
1
3 50
3 25
S 00
T 00
4 00
4 7S
7
9 IS
3 15
5 49
Chicago i-ivr: toc k . 'ti irket
Cattlw a aid Skeew Markets Repwrte4
Low.r llagi Weak.
CHICAOO, April 30. t'ATTLE-Itecelpta.
l0ia head; market, inn Ua lower; steers,
SX.ll0: COWS. t'Ajl-A. heifers. MJJ
T.;4). bulls. 34 -om cs v... 31(Hi .
Bto.-kers and feeders. M 7MT7 -
Hi Mt Heooltts, li.ti head. market,
weak: rhiit-e heavv, $S. 10r15; butchers,
33 U i9 2n; light mixed. Hi."-i:.0: .choice
ItKht. 310'os'-i&: packing, tn t.o3.ul pigs.
Id ,-t,o. bulk of sale, m IW. tfv.
SHKKP AND LAMIAS Iteceipts, 14.0VI
head; market, livvjif. lower; sheen, r (
lamba, JT Mu 10. 10: yearlings, 37 Oh-tf 1.
Haaaai City l.lve a toe It Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 80 CATTLK Ra
eeipta k" head, Inclitdlng southerns;
market for heavies. KVi to It lower; for
light. Ion lower; for cows and heifers,
steady; for calves. Jfco lower; chalee ex
port and dnwwil beef steers. 7 Vut.40; fair
to good. 3-7:.u7.3: western eer, 9 rv,t
3.00; stocker and feeders. 94 1t ; somh
ern steers. K 3fHJ7.!": southern cows. ftiatSS
S0: native cowa, f3.7An7.tw; native neirerv
fTvAUVtw; bulls. fCuOiku.-": calves. ft.OO)
..)
HCMIf Receipts. 13f head: marked. So
to ln higher: trm. 9H.16; bulk of see. fx pg
454 jo- heavy. 3!0va9ir; packers Snd bnteh-
r. fS-tiaLio; light. 3s.(nrs.s."; pigs, V !9
S.rA
SHEEP AND ttMBS nerelpts. tOOS
head: market. tedy to 10e lower; lam tie,
3Nii4i9 90; .yearling. 3S nfT9 3: wwthers,
r.If"fR.7n; ewes. ftv5Wj ; stoekera and
feeders. HOWjO-OO.
St. Joaepk Live) Stork Mark.
ST. JOSEPH. April . -CATTLE Re
ceipts, liino head: market steady to low
Icwer: steers. 36.51S' it': cows and JenTara,
33 '-.r7 25; calvea. S3.iitfl0.
HtKls- Receipts. 7iT0 head; market
steady to oc higher; top, 33 ; bulk of salsa,
SHEEP AND IJIMPS Receipts 6TJ0
bead; market steady: lambs, fs.joy iftOJ.
Stactc la' siarkt.
Receipts 04 live stock at ths five) prlr .
ClpaJ markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha 7.m 7 no s.iKi
St. Joweph S.0" T
Kansas City is. .t"i
Pt. Louis ti0 S jn Li
Chicago 14.0O0
Totals
.a.0M 63,809 22.114)
erbert . Gooch Co
Brokers xni Dealers
SaaXW. noTxmawn, mXTW,
Omaka Of fleet lia Hoard of Trade lUaA
3seU Tal phone, 3otirlaa Mil
3nd-su&aWn, AVItaarS.
Oldest and lVairasa aVooss ia too Btatsa
WE OWX AXD OFFER
:XlAL&4
i.L s
400 ill nirt, ! H4!i2Uo: January. 12.1SC
Tn lidS im 4 loi4
too 4 11 94
MO 4214 41 4t4
100 1W144 m44 ih
ins 4x14 41 4V4
.103, TOO 117 1MH 1644
tua t it 314
we
. 10. 4H 4"j 441
. 1.K4I 14 10
IW 414 44
in a s4 3t4
T44 71V Tit,
1.. 10 TT T .1
U.aiO 1214 1M4 13S4
SoaUiera Railway 1.JR 2S
Souihorn Railway pfd .... 4u 4444
Tensoaaoe Copper ....
Texas A Pacific
Toledo. St. U a W..
Tol.. dt. u a W. pfd
L'taon Parlfle
L'nloo Paclfle pfd ....
Cnitod Otate Raltr
United Slates Rubber ....
United States Staot -3SS. ) Sf
I III tod State Staei pfd 1.700 lit
L'Uui Cootr
Vlrstnla-"arollDa Cham ..
WabaeB
Watman pfd
wcetera Md. etfa
Wootlncboaa itrla ....
Wttont L nion
WhoalLng A Lak kVl ...
Total Salos tor the day SSKTOv shares.
14
2744
44
W4
a
41-4
44j
Tn 1:14 a
4114 W4
am 4k 4414
tl.7l UTV la-4 ia4
:w M M M
TT
4
8314 4114
la4 ikm
3.7ft 44 4 4
1.7' b i U
aa e4 BS n4
T."0 4T14 44'4 444
LVO 4i 44-4 4T
40 4414 5
TI14
4H 44 4
July. 8lc. Cash higher; track. No,, i tiOc;
white, eivjici?.
No.
OAT Futures iilarhrr: Mav. 41iic: Julv.
3Sij3sV. Caeh steauy; track. No. 2. 41c;
No. 3 white. tSV-
FLOUR Dull; red wlntrr patents. 95.15
5.M: extra fancy and straliftit, 34.j0tia.10;
hard winter clers, f3.V.n3;J.
TIMOTHY Seei. 32.vi.tiia.
COH.VMrtAI-fSS.
BRAN Dull; sacked, eaat track, 31.05?
I.04.
HAY Steady: timothy, $110i3U-a0;
prairie. 3.2 : 1150.
BAOilINil 7St
HEMP TWINE To.
P IKK Steady ; Jobbing, S2t.00j25-Oa.
LARD teteady. prime steam, fl2.3SSiS
12. 4v
DRY SALT MEATS Strady ; boxed ex
tra shorts. lSc; olear ribs, 14Sc; ahort
clears.
BACON Steady. boxed extra short,
UrSo: clear nhs. IKSc: enort eieara. IfiSc.
pt LT R Y Finn : chickena, 17'4c; apnngs,
23c; turkeys, 20c; dvufta. 16c; genee. Kka,
Bt.-TTi.il Ateadv; creamery. IT j 33c.
EGUS Steady, Uc.
Receipta. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 44 7
Wheat, bu 21.
Corn, bu 4t.o
Oata, bti. JU.4M)
' Lmdss Closlaar Stacks.
LONDON, April 30. American securities
opened about unchanged today. Trading
waa light and price changes wars uncer
tain during the first hour. At noon tns
market waa Irregular, with values ranging
from S above to 1 below yesterday's New
York closing.
Loulatll a Naart...l4 Conaoia money II 4
Mo.. Kaa. a Taiaav. 44 "4 do ai-oouat u4
New Turk Central. ..1-T Anaoonda. ax-dlv.... 014
Norfolk A Wetarn..l('7 Atrhlaun f.
do pfd St do pfd iet4
Ontario A Western.. 4 Baltlmor a Ohio 114
Poiioarlranla TO tanadian Paeine
Rand Slinoa tHi'tieaapeak A Ohio.. 90
Rootftn H Oil. Ureal Woatern.. SI
Boathom Railway .. BiS'.'hl.. ail. a 61. P...47
4vO Doora 3M4
111 Denver A Rio O.... 4444
:i4 d pfd sts,
lMft En 11
W4 do lot pfd 4H
1244 do 2d ptd 3u
CSOtul Trunk a
44iuttiot Contra! ....14
few
MLVtRe-Ef. steady at 24Sd per ounce.
MOlM:.-3tiJ'4 per cent.
The rate of discount in tha open market
for sttori bills is 3 3-lhVo2T4 per cent; for
three month bills, SS per cent.
do old
Ooothorn Pacttl
Union PaelfK ..
A pfd ........
U. a. Htoal
do pfd
Wabash
do f
Spanlao 4a
BUa Btewka aad Bow da.
BOSTON. April 20. Cloalng quotations
of stocks:
Anal. Copper T4 Mohawk 54
A. - 1 B...... No.aoa Con Sc4
Arltena Cent i4 Mtpi ln Ulna .'
Atlantle 7 Nona fiotta 9
B. C. m C rrta... U14 North Lake la
Boa. m C C. A S 14 Old Dominion 14 4
bnitt Oaollllon rt Oeraoia 141
iiuiiMt A ana at Fumtt ia
3fl ! oi A Hecla " Cramer I
fl"1 CeBtannlal ... lt Snauaon 13
ltLaUO 1 raor kaiia Coa .. tt Suporiur 41
Kaat Ilutto cop...
Cotton snot closed quiet: middling up
lands. 13.15c; middling' g-alf, 13.40c; sales GOO
bales.
ST. LOU13. April 20. COTTON Un
chanimd; middling. 14c: sales, 200 bales;
receipts. 1.775 bales; shipments, 7,S5s bales;
stock. 3S.720 bates.
Waol Xarlwt.
BOSTON. April 30. WOOL HeAvy move
ment in nearly all- grades especially In
fleeces, at somewhat lower prices. Is noted
In the local wool market. More favorable
news has been received from tha west
where growers are- reported -to be willing
to shade prices. More' than a million ! a...,
Total .48
CATTLE Receipts wers fairly liberal to
day and tha general quality of the offerings
waa about as good as lt has been at any
time of late. Bearish advices from eastern
marketa. torether with ths liberal receipts.
naturally tended to create a lower trend of
values, and although there was a very fair
Inquiry from both local dressed beef men
and eastern shippers, bids wera generally
lofel&a lower than yesterday and tne bust
nesa was slow from start to finish. Heavy
cattle were discriminated against by ail
classes of buyers and soma of ths desirable
handy weight grades snowed comparatively
little decline as all classes of buyers wanted
them. It was late In tha forenoon before)
much trading had been dons and the gen
eral undertone to tha trad was deilodly
weak. -
Ths supply of cows and belters waa by
no means excessive and with a good, gen
eral demand, the market held very nearly
ateady, at least for desirable offerings.
Medium and common cows wers indifferent
sellers and it generally took shaded prices
to mors them. Veal calves wers fully
steady, but tha market for bulla., staffs and
rough stock generally was a shads lower.
- Business In stoekera and feeders was mod
erately active, as supplies were not large,
and thers waa a good showing of country
buyers tn ths yards. Good stuff of all
weights commanded about steady prices,
but there was the usual dull snd weak mar
ket on the low grade and off-quality kinds.
Tha volume of business waa comparatively
limited."
Quotations on cattle: Good to choles
corn fed steers, . $7.i'j S.OO; fair to good
corn fed steers. ft.OO'i.OOr good to choice
cows and heifers, 36 sr4 75; fair to good
cows and heifers, 34.7&r6.66; common to fair
cows and heifers, S2.7!a4.50: good to choice
stockars and feeders, to. JO 17.00: fair to sood
stockers and feeders, 3a.0O4.00: common to
fair stockers 'and feeders, 33 Tt4.7!i; stock
heifers. 33.754.50: veal cjuvas, H.2S43a.2g
bulla, stags, etc.. SXf.Oit&Ou.
Representative sales: .
BEEF ST8.Tf.H3.
No. Ar. p.
a
pounds of Ohio one-quarter blood changed
hands recently and there) nave) Deen some
hfavy sales of territory stock.
Domestic quotations aa follows: " Ken
rtickv. Indiana and Missouri. three
eighth blood. SJr; quarter blood. 2Mj''0e.
Scoured Baals Texas fine, twelve months,
iR'iiO-c; fine, six and eight months. 4ti-5c;
fine fall. 5fc&fc. California Northern,
iVwfilc: middle county. Ixwifitic:. fall free.
ittftUi. Orejrun Fjiatem No. I staple. tjSrritl.
rev: eastern clothing, tkrcwlc: valley No. 1,
MfrTCc. Territory Fine staple, (c; fine
medium staple. nS'utite;. fine clothing. 62v
tvic; fine medium clothing, 57Sc; half
blood. ilrg'Dc: three-eighths blood. 5i-5So;
quarter blood combing, 54"c: pulled,
extra, 70c; fine A, tic; A supers, 57ijic.
No. Av. Sa
lt ling T 40
tl 10 7 44
I...., 10e0 1 fe
: 1167 7 5S
40 7 54
U ,...114 1U
17 1171 T Sf
13s T 44
IT 14S4 T It
4 1171 T 78
M Ill T 73
41 1U4 1 73
47 14H T St
1. 1473 t If
Ceffew Starke.
NltW YORIC April 20.-i:OFFErE-Ths
market for coffee futuraw opened ateady at
unchanged prices to a decline of 5 points
in sympathy with the showing of Euro
pean markets and as a remilt of scattering
near month liquidation. Most of the near
month longs seemed to be replacing their
sales of May by purchases of the later
months, but. in spite of bulllBh' Brazilian
crop estimates. - ths market added to its
Initial loss, closing steady at a net decline
of 5 10 points. Sales of 42,000 bags Included
switches to the extent of 2d.O0O bag's,
chiefly from May to March at about 40
points. April and May. 36.15: June, J6..B,
July, 3fi.tJ5; August. 3 70: September, Octo
ber and November, 34.75; December. 3t.30;
January. So.K2; February. 38.84, and March,
b.34.
Spot quiet; Rio No. 7. Hc: Santos No. 4,
JJeC Mild quiet; Cordova, !4'0l2Sc.
I dii
1 P-am
f
' sp
oils aael Itwelat.
SAVANNAH. Ga., April 20 OILS Tur
pentine, firm. S3c: aaiev bbls. ; receipts.
47 bois. ; shipments,. 3at3 bbls.; storks. .4tl 1
l)W. I
Ki 'SIN Firm: sales. 34 bbla; receipts.
vj this : shiiinventa, 7T0 bbls.: stock, i rfOS
bt;. vjnote- H. 34.12's; -. 3434; E. S4.;
K 35-O-S. O t'; H. f5. ITS: L 95.39: K.
$:' M, 3i.s0: N, 3i.s0; Wii, fS.00; WW.
.vt -I-L15. .......
1IL, CITY, Pa. April f.-tlll-'Wretlit
lia.aiue 1 A Mho.; niita. St) j,0 hois ; aver
as, li.sn-t ht'i 1 sOiyimHita,. -Aa-41 bbla ;
a.vraaa, i..46 Milt.
Kanaka Hay larlrt.
CfAHA. April 29. HT-No. t. 39 ': No.
S. UK mi; pecking. f&. '.imv: Wheat,
-i; r an.) outs. 37 00. A tnlfs, 312.A1.
Tno soi jilj of poor hay 1 muli heavier
tittn toe denisr.d una-. ''m.iv e'lints to
liny th p.ioior quu,:ly. Tlvre I1.1 heeni
a imWfJ !n,T. i.t t:ie anpulv' and at
f-re&etit tie nr4 a number ef ears of hay ttu
Uie ion.1 Kri i:.t lo one w ul buy.
.. Supertor A Bniua,.lM
.. 144g Suponor a Pitta .. II
.. 4 Temarack aw
.. 4 C. . ol A Oil.... 414
.. C. S. S. Raf W
.. IT do pfd 414
. . 1144 rtaii Cua 134
.. 444 Winona f
.. 144 wolverine irt
.. S4
Slew Twrtt Hlaraf Stawks.
SEW YORK, April 24). Closuis quota-
Praoklln
Olrottx Con ......
41 ran or Ooa
Groan t'ananea
lu goraJa (C)
korr Lui
Laao Coceer ....
; Leaalla Cotear .
Miami tapiM- .
thtns on mining atui",s:
A tie 3S eadmlle Cna ...... 4
urauawKX. . T Lull. Chui , 4
ii,ni. Tuortai aloe... M Idexiran 134
do brad 'f iiiumIi rb
Con. t at. A Va !4 Oi-air 136
Horn Hllvav 4 Ht.r.oard . 4
it e,i.v .44 Tallow Jack ...... at
Ultsraa.
T meter y St a tea .(.
WASHINGTON. AprU 30 The condition
of the ir4,irv at tha tWKir.r.tr.g of business
Uiday ts a follow: -
Tiu.l i'utids Uo.d ooin, fA6,177,i9; silver
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. April 20.-METAI.S Stand
ard copper was weak on the New York
Metal exchange today. Local dea.era quota
lake ctipper at 3U.TV4 U .00; electrolytic,
fl2.iCS0 12-75; casting, 312-aoa 12.62S. London
market cloeod easy; spot. L4 loa; futures,
57 10a. Tin. dull; all deliveries up to tha
end of July quoted- at 332.7;i((m.25. The
Englitih market waa firm; spot, 1T0 5a:
futures. CdI los. Lead, dull; spot. 3l.i
4.4s; London market unuhanged at 412 iss
4d. Spelter cloaed easy; spot, to.auuA.ra);
London market urn-hanged at 3 7s ad.
The Engl 1Kb. Iron marke was lower at 50
7Sd- for Cleveland warrants. Local market
Unchanged.
UT. LOUIS. April XL METTALS Lead,
firm. Speiter, dull, f&.40i
4 4 is
M Id
10 ,01 4 '
14 11 7 4 43
40 tTT 4 54
it rt is
4 lt T (
13 PIT T 04
14...... M IN
S 1144 7 19
ii..... on T it
23 114 t 34
(2. 114 T 14
1040 T M
Utt T X4
. cows.
ll 4 19 i
1044- f ft in
1244 4 40 11
14X1 4 T4 14
1-44 I
HEIFERS.
44 4 44 n ,
4M IN II......
4K 4 OS 41
443 t Tt
BULLS.
no 4 s i
lrso 4 3.
1421 4 id 1
1. ...Utl 4 14
CALVES.
1 4 4 04 3
3 14 t 74 4
4 Ii5 I
STOCK ER.S AND FEEDERS.
t W IH 11 44 4 33
oi IS ' ...' si i ao
I. Ml I k
moucj Deaptta a liberal supply, ths
auwnwara trcna oi nog values waa rh,kM
thlB morning aad movement was agree.auiy
active from tha start at figures steady to
a shade higher, aa compared with yester
day's average trade. Buyers were all out
early with good ordera, and while ths
volume of shipping demand ia atm re
stricted, outside inquiry snowed more life
man tor some time past, tiood light hog
were favored by killers thmtiahonr ian.i
any Improvement In prices was mors nofii.
abie on shipments of this description
Practically ail of the hogs had changed
hands before noun.
A larger share of supply went st fx.iSMf
tno. aa compared, with yesterday's bulk of
o ami o. a, i opa remainea the same, ft.iA.
Representative sales:
HOGS.
It-...,
4....
1-...
4....
4....
4....
14....
I....
it
4....
I....
1....
3.
...11M 4
...1U31 4 35
...ItiA 4 4
...Ha 4 at
...1140 4 7
... T5T 4 14
... 714 4 H
... 470 4
....1010 I 73
...1774 4
...144 - 14
lr i as
IS 14
t. Lewis Llv atea-k ' Market.
ST. LOUIS. April SB CATTLE Rec-eipts.
touO htaul: including atO Trxans: market,
steady: native shipping and export steers,
ps.wwi 4 HO; dressed beef snd butcher steers.
9). y .4 uti; sttera under LOjw pounds. f&.inO
3.10; a l ock or and fevers. 34.u(4d ia: cow
and heifers, P j7 m; cannena. 32.0tVil.23;
bulls, 34.uOuAM; calves. 4.7iia.l0: Texas
and Indian steers, t.Ml-lU; cows and
heifers. 33 Ofnii-; 36.
HttiS Heci ipta. 8.303 head: market.
steadv; plga and lights 37 fiy.ut; packers
9 15JO9.10; buU-hera and best heavy, ff u.
J. 15.
SHKKP Receipts. 1.000 hed: market. I
atneiiy; native mutton, 37.jwv!5; limi t. I
3m 'i lC.SO; ri'lis and bucks, 14.00 JS j4l;
tockois, 34tH'3 7.i.
Swear and Mwlasavs. '
NEW YORK. April 20 -Sfij.AR Raw.
stalv: muscovado. test. 3.74i3.r7c; cen-t:-'f
utral. tet 4 .'4.H 27c. Mo ax are auxar.
& test. 3.4vtji2c. Krtlntfd, -qu)i; orueutd.
S.ilc; grauuiaLed, 6.10c; yowtlenrd,
Ma Av. gb. p. Sa , . a, sk. Pr
41 141 S 4 7 M T a I
n 17 ... IT! 41 31 a 4 a
41 174 ... I T4 T sol ... g a
SI ll I 44 SM ... IX)
4t iJ 10 I 44 M w ... I tn
IS HI ... 4 T 3n4 ... S
X 44 I 4 4 I P
4 t li 4 Tt 164 144 I 44
71 14 ... I4 TJ 1.1 34 4 b
Sl7 4 I at 4 tt Ill SI I 44
X 115 ... 3 44 St 3 M o
IM ... I 11 1.4 4 I W
74 1.4 44 4 4 41 l ... 4 4
t4 117 ... 4 m Ill a g 44
44 4 14 U 141 v) 4
71 li 14 I 4 It Ml ... 14
I: 14 I 44 14 44 I M
at IH ... I Tt t7 ... 'l t
41 14 IS I at 4T 144 f 1114
4 2.1 441 I 14 U U4 Win
VI 43 14 Mi I at
14 ... 1 44 4 tsf ... IM
71 MS - . I 4 17 1)1 4 I V4
T a I 44 It V.t M id
71 &4 I k4 J7 IM 14 f N
4 J..4 IS) 4 a a. . m a 44
I 114 N !4l S I t
w 3!l It I a ft 3tt ... lag
tie o I as ; it ... im
ail ... 14 1 41 14 ... 44
tli .-- 4 44 ID ..144 ... 14
44 IJ 40 I i K at: ... 4 M
U -.11 ... Ill 4t U ... It
4 U7 4 4 a 41 2(4 a H
I am a 4 14 t .? w la
I ... I 40 4 I 94
' 4T ' 4 4T4 w ... 4 43
4 2 4 4.'4 41 M ... IS
2,000,000
Pacific Coast
Power Company
First Mortgage 5 Gold Bonds
Dated March 1. 1910. Da March 1. 1040. Optional at 105 and Interest Marott
L 1915. or any Interest payment date thereafter. Semi-annual interest payabla
March 1 and September 1 at Harris Trust 4 Savings Bank. Chicago.
Denominations 31,000. In coupon form, with prtvtl; of registra
tion aa to principal only, or tn fully registered form without
coupons. Pending the preparation of definitlva bonds,
temporary bonds will be delivered.
Harris Trust and Savings Bank, Trustee
The Pacific Coast Power Company owns lands and water rights on
the White and Stuck Rivers, in Washington, within twenty miles of
Seattle and fifteen miles ot Tacoma, which, in opinion of engineers, are
capable of the development of 80,000 hone power at art exceptionally
low coat, and when completed, this plant will be one oC tlie most valu
able nrdrxeeletric pavnerti!s In the United States. The Company also
owns more than slxty-eix per cent ot the common stock of The Seattle
Electric Company and mora thau seventy-two per cent of the common
stock of The Seattle-Tacoma Power Company, which ' corporatlona have
been in successful operation for many yeara. '
CAPlT.VLIZATIOJf
(Aa officially rctortd)
AnthoriziMl Isnetl,
Prrfrrrv-d Cumulative Stork.. l.SOO.OOO None
Corarfrort SUtrk 9,0OO,H)O $0,747,300
Flmt Mortgasie Bonds 10,000,04)0 2,000,000 '
-1
Additional First Mortgage Bonda may be isutl only
ander connerratirr- restrictioDa of tlie truHt tlecd.
NET ISOOMB APPIJCABLK TO PAYMENT OP INTEREST OS
THESE BONDS IS OVER THREE AXD ONE-HALF TIMES AN
NUAL INTEREST CHARGES ON ALL OUTSTANDING BONDS.
. .. t '
For full information regarding these bonds reference br made to a
letter of the Stone & Webster Management Association, managers of the
property, copies of whicb may be bad on request and which aets forth
the following important features: r " '. .
Is Bonds ore secured by a first mtr1gace upon very valla- ..."
able lands and water righta now being developed.
2. Aa additional smrity fur the bonds there la depoaitttl .
with the Trustee $4,125,400 par value, of the common, stock of
The Seattle Electric Company and $l,(i:i7,44H par value of Uas)
commoQ stork of The Seattle-Taroma Power Company. -
3. At present market price of tha stock of the Patdfle
Coast Power Company there Is an equity In the pro perry over
the bonds of approximately $0,700,000.
4. Company will serve a - population now estimst"d at
430,000, Including cities of Seattle aad Tacoma.'
WE RECOMMEND THESE BONDS FOR INVESTMENT.
Price 97 and Interest
Special Descriptive Circular on Request ' '
BOND DEPARTMENT
Harris Trust . Savings Bank
. Organized as N. W. HARRIS & CO. 1HH2. Incorporated ltX7.
MARQUETTE B17ILDIKG, CHICAGO '
N. W. HARRIS COM
New York
X. W. H-UIRIS & COw,
Btuttoa
Financial Talk No. 2:
A reliable investment in a 6 Railroad Bond is seldom
obtainable. By reason of our facilities for inspection and
investigation we are enabled to recommend such an in
vestment to our customers with assurance.
Sometimes we are criticized
for being ultra -conservative. ;
Perhaps we are; we regard it .. .
as a virtue, not a fault. . - ; ';' ',
If you have funda awaiting profitable and safe in.
vestment, we invite correspondence regarding tfu;se 6?a
Railroad Bonds.
LAWRENCE DARNU.MQ CO.
BANKERS.
Philadelphia.
27 fine St, New York.
rkliingtov