TTTK r.FK: OMAHA. SATTTiDAY, ATH1L P.O. 1010.
15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET;""'"'
26c; seconds. 24c:
Weak and Lower Cables Start Wheat
Off Lower Again Friday.
COM KARKET BULLS STEADY
lugs-i:-
caf.. Jj..:
southerns, 10
V heat, bu...
Corn, b u
packing stock.
receipts.
NEV Y'JKh STOCKS AND BONDS
iMWtr; rurrrm rw;pts. nw
linn:- Han euus ca s, $.'. 4'.'
ff at ir tlr i '1
K;' Stock Market Eetls the Benefit
:'.4.'
CorrectiTe 'Measures.
I Standard sliver di-'.lsrs In genera! fund.
$-.212 117; current llnbiii' n . IHK.l.M.O.
oiking balance In trenurv c ffii-ee, $.'2 4.-
1U banks to crcj t of tira-.irer or me
fTv'lH ..4: nutl'1isrv finer
minor coin ' l'-" Vl ; total
re in general fund, SJ.C'.3i'.
lulled Sis
of riln
0Ir la:n:i
V. GATHER l IHi; C.RI TIEI.T
Cash Corn Offering ailahlly lenrr
fop the lr, with Receipt Sonr
Better Higher
Tibet
Country
Bid.
OMAHA. April 23.
Inner cau,es started
DM.
w heal
WesJt and
lower again today, loiter bu) in ueveh.pe,
on ory weather I port trom tne MiumneH
wheal ecuons ai.i price tallied and ad
vanced over yesterday close. tfeiious
damage i.y btiKs i being- lepoiled.
NV ltd the rany in wneat and mo contin
ued acme demand for cain coin vanies
fur ln cereai t.riucd up aud me inamci
enow en fcood u i.t.
Wheat firmed up on considerable damage
newt, ana prcvain.g hoi weatmr and dry
winds encouraged buyers who euppor.ed the
muiK.-t on lno eariy break. me cn?
wan firm at lc over yesterday.
The corn market ruxd steady to a shade
lower, caah corn offering" being siight.y
Inwir for tho day. Rec ipta were belli r.
thowlng aome Increase on hlghtr countiy
Liar
Pilmary wheat receipta were 240 i bush
el. and fchipmente wero 271.v butiels,
J 'l receipts lai.t year of KlA bushels
an." shipments of 162.0OU bushels.
Primary corn receipts wete zo.00 bushels
and shipments were 336.0X) bushels, against
terelpia last year of 2.',6.0uu busnelw and
tV.pinents of 21, uuO bushels.
Clearances were 1.15.uou bushels of corn,
none of oats, and wheat and flour equal
10 4f..oj bu.hel.
Liverpool closed &ld lower on
and nominal on corn.
Local Targe of options:
articles. Opcn. High. Low. Close. Yes j
I
jTemprratars at Omaha This Morn Inn
Holiest la the In lied Mate.
OMAHA. April 2''. Din.
Phenomenally high temperatures prc
v.vied in Nebraska a id ovir the lower
M.osourl vaiiiy during the ,al twenty
four hi.urs, ar.d tne t n.per itnre of 7- de
grees at uimha this mornm was, xo far
as shown by our reports, the highest re
retded in the United t:tates at t:.e ntorn
lni ohfer at'nn The niaximu-n temp'ra
ture Thursday afternoon in Omaha was
M Centers, which Is the hiKhest te:nein-
! CALL LOAN E.ATE AT LOW MARK
wheat
I
Wheju 1
Hy...
J"iy...
U
ilay.
July.
Oats
Miv.
July.
I
1 00 I
I
40;
37-ft.
I
1 01 I
i
I
KV4I
67 I
I
1 01)
I
M I
1 fl
7
4-"4
i
&7 (
I
41 U I
to I
1 04
W
char tnntrast nith Illah Klftare of
Tbomils) !lea7 Operatlnar loat
if I uion i'arlflc lata
Karnlnas,
REPORT OF Tlir (IXARl.Va IIOlR
Transactloas of the Associated Banks
for the Week.
NKW TOIIK. April S -Kridstreet s bsnk
c'tatings r'xit fof the week etwl IK April
i 13. shows and accregate of t!.:t;.fl..'0. is
acainst $i'17" last week and
('i.fl In the corresponding wek la.t year.
Following Is a l:st of the cities:
NKW YORK, April . The stork market
t x.ay fe t the benefit of the corrective
tr.rnsur.s arplled to the weak points In the
CITIES. Clearings. J Inc. Pec.
I S.6
tire reco'ded riuilr.i? me - inonln or April i a.ttiatmn. 'ihp effect of thc;.e measures
In the lust thirty-eight years. I ' nipera- I w as .sr ecialiv notshle In the money mar- :
kei, where the call loan rate run oft to th ,
tures at or almve 1") were recorded at a
nt-.mber of points in Nebraska. 1"-' was re
corded at Hartirtitori. l"l at Oakdale nr.d
liolurfre and bl at t'olumbus, I'ulbertron
or.d Tekamuh, ar,l tonip ramies high up
in the niri'Ues were peneral over the ttate.
A barometric deprefsion Is central over
Ihe tirpi r !lsourt and uprr Mississippi
va!l.i this n.oin.nB and this depression
is followed by an urea of hlph pressure,
accomianled by much cohier weather, that
Is moving In over the west, atid this west
ern high will follow the low- ovr the val
leys, causing i. iiier weather In this vicinity
toniirht and Saturday, with probably con
tirtuii fair.
M. ntiitirn temperature and precipitation
compared with the last three ears:
1:!0. UK'S. 1X!. 1.107.
irlmum tempera. ure ... 72 3". 31 'aZ
1'Ifclpiiation "0 .23 .00 .)
Normal temperature for today, tfi degrees.
leflrlency in precipitation Bince Match 1,
3.M Inches.
I'eflciency corresponding period In KiM,
2.4i Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1W,
2.4 inches.
L A. WELSH. Ivocal Forecaater.
41
Cash
hard.
I'rleea.
I1.0O51.0S;
No. S
Omaha
WHEAT-No. 2
bard. 7'riiH-l; No. 4 bard, id'uiiy; rejected
hard, u''; No. 1 spring, II.ui'JIOj; No.
a spring, ,tvjl "0; No. 4 spring, Ssvl9-tc;
No. i durum, M'ats&c; No. 3 ourum,
CORN No. 2 white, DD'c; No. S white,
6!ji",.o; No. 4 white, 67 !..', c; No. 2 yel
low. iV-U;A:; No. 3 yellow, ii407,72c; No.
4 yellow, uZ4 jihic; No. 2. B7c; No. 3, .C
MJc; No. 4. ai'oWV.c; no grade, 3iSjo0o.
OA T8 standard. 4oe; No. 3 white,
3S"c; No. 4 white. 3biftc; No. 3 ye. low,
aVit.Wic; No. 4 yellow, lCii3c; No. 3 mixed,
SaffaiH-: No. 4 mixed. SlU.c.
BARLEY No. 4, 484'JB0V4c; No. 1
4fiVt('fc; rejected, 44ifl4c.
RYE 74U75c; No. ft, 73214o.
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat. Corn.
8 28
ua
ta
19
Corn and Wheat Region
For Omaha, Neb., for the
hours ending at 8 a m
Friday, April 2:t, 1H10:
OMAHA STATION.
Temp. Ilain-
Station. Max. Min.
Ashland, Neb !'S
I Auburn. Neb S7
I B l.en How , Neb. 99
I Columbus, Neb.. .100
jCulbertson, Neb..l'K)
Fslrhury, Neb... 96
Fairmont. Neb...S5
Cir. Island. Neb.. S1
Hartlngien, Neb.ltU
Hsstlngs. Neb.... S3
Holdrrge. Neb. ..101
mi
UulIetlB.
twenty-four
75lh meridian time,
Chicago ....
Minneapolis
Omaha
JJuluih
feed,
Oats.
118
Kt
54
6
70
5
t.1
M
0
5
D7
S
f.i
70
61
W
60
r.5
70
fall.
.00
.00
.00
.()
.W
.00
.00
.00
.tJ
.00
.ll
.00
.v
.00
.00
.00
.w
.00
for
Pky.
Clear
Tt. cloudy
Ft. cloudy
Ft. cloudy
Cloudy
.'loar
'oudy
I .oudy
Ft. cloudv
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
I't. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
twelve-hour
New York ....
Chicago
IVston
Philadelphia ..
St. Louis
Kansas City .
Pittsburg
Pan Francisco
Haltlmrre ....
Cincinnati
Minneapolis ..
New- Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
OH1U
Los Angeles .
IOUlSvllle
Milwaukee ....
Seattle
St. Paul
Puffalo
Denver
Indianapolis ..
Atlanta
Providence ....
Portland. Ore
Inflow from i Memphis
euerunonfl
tNot included In
F.aln
fall. .00
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closing:
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. April 29. -Chinch bugs In Kan
sas, Heaaian fly in Illinois and Missouri,
dust storms In Oklahoma and high winds
and droutn in Nebraska such wtre a fea
ture of Ui causes here today for a wheat
buying movement that carried prlcea up
Ivii-e to i'.c from the low poiut of the
day. The. close was strong at almost the
top, lic to l3'lc higher than last nlghi.
Corn tlnlsned a shade down to Sfto up.
Oats made a net gain of WaV lo
and provisions lc to 374c.
The northwest, as well as the southwest,
bouifhi wheat here today. Bo numerous
were tbe pessimistic atorlea that many in
tending sellers wera said to have balked.
News of rain In the Canadian northwest
and In the north was also ignored. On the
other hand, the strength of th cotton mar
ket east was aald to have auginenitd the
bullish sentiment in the wheat pit iiere.
Predictions were current that the crop In
both Kansas and Nebraska would bs abort,
way below recent estimates, if soaking
rain a don't quickly come to the reuef of
the weakened plant Towards the clase
trading quieted down, but price did not
give way. t-pol wheat opened at :'u'jOHc.
sold down to ! o and then advanoeu in a
broad way to 1.0Hyal.01'', clos:ng at $1.01.
in corn the May llauidaiion waa under
way early, but afterward appeared to be
wound up. There wa a sun rally later
with wheat. Meptednber, which closed last
night at 62Vs4x'ic, opened at 6a'JpaHc.
touched 63c and advanced to 63c. closing
firm at thai pi Ice. Cash corn waa steady,
to He oft, but there wa hardly enough
here to make a market. No. 1 yellow sold
at mla.
Oats started weak with other grain and
because of May liquidation, but rallied
with corn and wheat. September opened
VtfeVo lower at isis'.jc, sold to 39Vtc and
closed steady at .Oc.
Provisions closed steady, with pork show
ing a net advance of 30a to iiiVtC, lard to to
l&c and ribs 2vc to 27'io.
Leaulng iulurea ranged a follows:
Oakdale. Neb.
Omaha, Neb l4
Tekntnali, Neb...l)
Alta. la 9",
Carroll. Ia 94
Clarinda, Ia M
Sibley, Ia 4
Sioux City. Ia... 18
Minimum temperature
period ending at 8 a. m.
averages.
DISTRICT STATIONS.
No. of Temp.
District. Stations. Max. Min.
Columbus, 0 17
Louisville, Ky 19
Indianapolis, Ind. 12
ChiiHgo. ill 2S
St. Louis. Mo 13
Des Moines, Ia 14
Minneapolis. Minn. 30
Kausak t-iiy. aio. zt
Omaha. Neb 19
F.xtraordlnarlly high temperatures
vailed during Thursday In the Omaha,
Moines and Kansas City districts.
temperature reached 100 or ahove at points
in Nebraska, and 941! was recorded at
Omaha, being the highest recorded. in
April, during the last thirty-eight years.
. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
j lowest of tne week, eonlrasted with the
i 7 pr ent rale of yesterday, the hUhest
since tlie first of the year. As today s
! loans en the Stock exchange cany over
1 until Monday, this rate represents the end
of the month condition, the conflict with
! the May settlement not being sufficient to
j kef p the rate up. The cotton market st
! tlement d'nionetrated the strength of the
! bull position In cotton and emphasized the
precarious position of the shorts In May
I cotton, a position that does not leave the
i stock market free from some apprehension
i oi a ref:cted disturbance,
i Estimates of the we-k's currency move
ment showed a substantial Inflow of cash
I from other points, nnd a corresponding re-
lief from the drain of the week s go d im
ports nnd subtreasiiry operations. The sum
total or these withdrawals reaeb'd the im
posing figure of Ivr.ir.'.OOO, but this figure
promises to be reduced to the neighborhood
of no.ftiQOtO by the week s
other points.
A strong Influence waa felt from the re
port that the western railways had notl
fitd the Interstate Commerce commission
they will file schedules of Increased freight
rates next Monday. March reports for
some of the laru'st of the western systems,
lnc'uding (he I'nion Pacific, published to
day, show so heavy an expansion of pp
eratlrg cost as to over-balance the gains
In gross earnings and thus establish ma
terial rrdiietlon in net earnings from March
of IsHt vrar. The snreadine movement for Hartford
advance in w nees emnhnslre this tendency i Nashville
of tRl'road f i.anres and the Interests of
stockholders In an Increase In compensa
tion for transportation. Iron sales con
tinued lisrht. Concessions were mnde again
In the prices of copper. The grain mar
kets were in receipt of complaints of too
dry weather. Railroad equipment com
panies, it was said, noted a decline In de
mand. Ponds were Irregular. Total sales par
value, J2.P10.000. I'nlted States 4s. regls
teied. declined Vs per cent In the bid price
on call.
Number of sales and principal quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Btlte. High. Low. Hon.
.0 .
13 2.
8.5..
11.9..
16.1 ,
34. 9
7.7
4.0,.
l;t.7
13.4
14..'.
37.9 .
-3V91
37.5
IS. 9 .
Fort Worth ....
S!t Ijike City
Washington ...
St. Joseph
Columbus
Albany
Tacoma
Savannah
Spokane
Toledo
Rochester
I
CO 44
71 42
70 4i
72 R0
K0 M
90 55
W0 48
90 60
Ml 60
Allii-riiftlmers ptd ...
A;nlKntnAtd Copper .
American Agricultural
Am. Beet sugar
American lui
Am. c. A. y
Am. ("otion Oil
Am. II. & U pM
Am. Ice Securities. . ..
)fQ American i.ineeea ....
J! Am. B. R. ptd
' i Am. Steel Foundries..
""'Am. sur RK.nma...
.40
.00
.00
The
Articles I Open. I High. I Low. 1 Close. I Yes'y.
Whrat III
May. 1 97 1 CSV) 1 06 I 0SV 1 Ot.",
July 1 0.1 St 1 0" 1 - 101
Sept. S14.V 101, ' ift", 1 01!4t'4j
Coin I 1 i
May IKSs.! 87H STH'S"! S7'4
Ju.y ItUv!,1'1! 61 61'
Sept. itUhk m M ti U :!Ck
Oats 4 1' I
May )lH1Ml 414 40' 41V4. 41!4JiH
July K,;t'l 40; 9H 40V.I H
Sept. wj4 3D S X63Hsi
Pork
May 21 IS 21 40 21 10 21 40 21 03'i
July 21 474 II 75 21 3.'4 21 t0 21 U
Kept. 21 25 31 U4 21 20 21 60 21 30
I Aid
May 12 25 12 3-". 11 15 II 23 12 29
July 11 974 12 liVj 11 974! 11 l-'4i U 974
Sept. U 96 11 tJ 11 M4 13 07 11 M
Ribs i
May 11 90 12 20 11 M 12 124 11 85
July 11 Si II OS 11 SO 11 ST7si 11 79
feepC- 11 85 12 06 11 76 11 9341 11 724
quotations were as follows:
-(. I." iiIasy ; winter patents, 86.005.28;
u Inter straights. H.76fi6 25; spring straights,
I.. h4.7fi; baker. 82.7o4&00.
Hi IC No. I, 78c.
UAKLK V Feed or mixing, 44310c'' fair to
choice- milting, 67fj3c-
Si;ED8-Flax. No. 1 southwestern, 82.334;
No. 1 northwestern, (2.44. Timothy, 34.40.
Clover. 111..
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 821 54)
j01.7f. Laid, per 100 lbs.. ll'. bliort
litx, sides (ioose), f 12 iitii-374. short clear
sides (boxed), 113 5018. 7.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 146.000 bu. Exports for the week.
as show n by pvadsireet a. w ere equal to
2 OCi.nO bu. Primary receipts were MO.OOu
bu., compared with 1&2.000 bu. the corre
sponding day a eer ago.
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
15 oars; corn, 44 cars; oats, IA car; hogs,
E.4O0 head.
Chicago Cash Price Wheat : No. t red.
II.fl7'U: No. 1 red, ll.06ill.OS4; No. 3
bard, H.C74fclWV No. 3 haid. H.Otfl.Oa;
No. spring, 81.04 SI. 09. Corn: No. t cash,
(A4f:3c; No. I caah. 874t5Sc; No. 2 whlto,
ti-'f-Jo; No. I white, lti4e; No. 2 yeilow,
-lbtil4c; No. 3 yeilow, 50. Oats: No.
2 cusn, 404040; No. I white, 42fl434e;
No. 3 while. AjiH-'So; No. 4 white, 8:ej
414c; standard. 4:v,j4ic.
HLTTF.R Steady; creameries, 2i4f23c;
receipts. 23.12 cases: at
eluded, 17ffll54c; first. lHc;
u4c.
steavdv: daisies. 14.rl5o: twins.
1414;; youi g America. H 9 144c; long
herna, 144ih;4o-.
POTAToLev-Flrm: cholco to fancy, St
Sue; fair to good. ti'425e.
I'OCLTKV ty; turkeys, 13e; chickens,
le. springs, livo,
. VKAL Kay; M to 0-lb. weight. 8yV;
f to -ib weight, wi0c; 85 to 110-lb.
heights, lOtriic.
Chicago Receipta-Wheat. I cars; com. 38
ram; .is. Hi cars. Estimated for tomor
row; Wheat. U cats; cem, 44 cars; oais,
l- cars.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qaotatloa of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. April 2.FLOLR-Steady,
with small Jobbing trade; spring patents,
8o.25(r 56; winter straights, 84.665.00; winder
patents. 3.,.u.bo; spring clears, 34 20'a
4 5o, winter extras. No. 1, 84 00a4o4; Kan
sas straights, 84.cKV9t.00. Receipts, 20,846
bbls. ; shipments, U.but bbls.
CORNMKAL Steady. ' Fine white and
yeilow, Il.4v41.45; coarse, I1.KSL30: klm
dried, 83.25.
WHtAV-Spot, strong: No. 2 red, 11.13,
nominal, I. f. ; No. 1 northern, 81. IS, nom
inal, f. o.'b. opening navigation. The op
tion market dt-cHned at the opening on
the cables, but rallied and advanced sharply
on covering by shorts, influenced by un
favorable crop advices from the southwest,
closing at lVM4c net advai ce. May, 11.15
CI. 15 4. closed tl.lu; July, i ( ll-la 1.107,.
closed at 31.104; September, ll.os 1.O8V
closed H.Osi. Receipts, 104.4u0 bu.
CORN Spot, steady; steamer, 634c. and
No. 4, 6O0. both nominal, elevator, export
base,; export No. 3, 644c, nominal, f. o. b.
The option market was easy early under
selling, but rallied with wheat and closed
at unchanged to 0 advance. May closed
at 6Se, July at 71Sc; September, 76 7-lC'if
7040, closed 70c. Receipts, 5,(25 bu.; ship
ments, 30,580 bu.
OATS spot market steady; mixed, 26 to
32 lbs., nominal; natural white, 34 to 13 lb.,
454fft48c; clipped white, 34 to 42 lbs., 4649
Mo. The option market was without trans
actions, closing nominal. Receipts. 38,125 bu.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice.
190s, I2lf45c; 1908, nominal; Pacific coast,
1909. 14'j"llc; 190. nominal.
HIDES Firm; Central America, 234c;
Boa-ota. Iifi28c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts. 2c
19c: eeconda, 23&27c; thirds, 2iJ"25c; rejected.
J04J71C.
PROVISIONS Pork, stesdy; mess. 124 00
7450: family, 826.00938.60; short clear,
f2t.0O-tr27.60. Beef, eteady; mesa. 81500918.00
family, 119 001719.50: bams. 8t4.3.tl 08. Cut
meats, firm; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
lbs.. 315.564(17 00; ui- kled hams. 1S 80G
811.00. Lard, firm; middle west, prime. 3125
4-11.75; refined, easy; continent. 313.10; South
America. 114.00; compound, 110.00116.50.
TALLOW-DulI; prime city, 74c; coun
try, 747Hc.
RICE Quiet; domestic, Sgc; Japan
6VjV64".
EUTTER Steady ; creamery specials, 30
kiXiMc: extras. 24c: thirds to firsts. Ifi
29c: state dairy, common to finest, 2341294c:
process, JS22Sc: factory, 32Sf33c; imitation
creiimeiy, 234CI44c. I
EOGd Steady; fresh gathered
storage packed selections. l.9224o; fresh
gathered, regular parked extras, firsts.
ZlWV c: rresh gatnerea, regular packed
firsts. 20ej2iuc.
CHEESE Steady, state specials, 11c;
rue. tt'sv; rair to goon, e'tic; common,
4yTi54c. run skims, apa'io.
POULTRY Alive, steady; fowls. 204c;
turkeys. 12416c Dressed, easy: chickens,
ltaSlc; fowls, lirfliioo ; turkeys, 17W73C.
Am. T. at T,
Am, Tobaeeo pfd
Amarioan Women
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison, cx-dlv
AU-hiaon ptd
Atlantic Oo&at Lin
haltlm'M-e A Ohio
beth.ahem Siael
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cnti-1 Leather ptd
Central ot Naw Jarser -.
Ckeaapeake Ohio
Chlcaio A Altoti
Chi- Ot. W
C. U. W. ptd
cnlcao ft N. W
C, M. A Si. P
C.. C C. U L
Colorado P. 1
Colorado Southern
Consolidated lias
(Atd. Products
Diaar Hudaon
Den tot ft Rle OraaJa ...
V. ft It. O. ptd
Dlvtlllera SecurtUaa
Erie
Erie let pfd
Brie M pta .-.
lieaeral Eleano
Grval Hoi-.ha.tl pfd
Ureal hortliern Ore cue. ..
Illinois Central
lraarborouati Mat
int. Mai. pfd.
ir.tarnatlonal Hanreeter ..
Int. Marina pfd
International Paper
InteroaUenal Puanp
Iowa Outrml
Kansas Our So
K. C. so. pfd
Un lade Gas
UulTllla ft N
Minn. Si. U
M , U P. ft 8. 8 M
M. K. ft T
M , K. ft T.. ax-div
Missouri Pacirie -
NaUoial Btacult
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. 3d ptd
New York Central
N. Y.. O. ft W
Norfolk ft Western
North American
Northern Paclfie
Pa. Iflc Mall
f-annarlTanw .....
paupla Ca
P., C. C. ft St. 1
Pltlaeurg Ooai
Preaeed Slaal Car
Puliman Pal. Oar. ax-dlv..
Raiiwar ateal avricg..
Reading
Rapu&ile Steal
Repsolle tteal pfd
Rock Island Oe
Reck Island t. ptd..
l. L. ft t. r 3d (d.
Su Louia . W
St. U . W. pfd
lea-3hetleid S. ft I.
Southern Paeitle
goutna.-u Hallway ....
so. Rati war ptd
Xsnnaaaa r-bypwr ....
Tu ft PMif'.o
T.. t. L. ft W.,
T., 8t. U ft W. ptd..
I'nlen Paclho
b'ruen Pactflo ptd
I. g. Raalljr
L'. Ruuber
L. 8. auaal
I', a. tl pld
liah Ooppex
Va.-Uarelina Chaaalcal
Wabaah
Wabaan pfd
weatern Maryland ...
W'eatinghouaa Kueulrle
Western Inlon
Whaalin ft U B ...
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1,700
100
1,.)0
1,70(1
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300
t, WO
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15, t00
1,400
400
600
8.J00
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IO)
600
A.m
400
loo
1.M0
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1,009
700
l,6)
l.aoo
1.100
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8, 100
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1.100
1.M0
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600
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190
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1,0
400
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800
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Des Melnea
Peorta
Norfolk
New Haven
P:oux City
Wichita
Grand Rapids
Syracuse
Augusta
Birmingham
Springfield, Mass ,
Evansvllle
Dayton
Oakland. Cal
Jacksonville, Fla .
Portland. Me
Worcester
Little Rock
Knoxvllle ,
Wheeling. W. Va.
Charleston. S. C...
Chattanooga
Lincoln
Wilmington, Del ..
Mobile
Topeka
Davenport
Wllkesbarre
Kalarraroo
Fall River
Cedar Rapids ....
Sacramento
New- Bedford
101 1 Springfield, 111
' i Macon
Youngstown
Fort Wayne
Helena
Fargo, N. D
Columbia, S. C. ...
70
44
S4V.
94
34
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1:4
414
764
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6S4
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414
$l.7V..-.4.0W
.jt.irooni
14,;.f .cm,
141.240.0no
67.133.(0.
4:' .W.v Oi
57.7.0t,j
3S.t;.ia;
27.(.o
22.7"e. Oiio
H.074 omi
16,297,i"'.ii
K.im.ni
16 70, 0.O
1S.143,0W
16.64. t
14.310.. 0
ll.072.O-!
12.6.V,.0i.1l
io.27u.t;
9.742,0.i)
8.629.(Mi
S.di2,ui0i
7r.2.ft 104.6,
6l0.0iM .8!
9..1.0.'0i
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5.7jr.
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6.378.yi
B.S.Ois)'
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4. MN.t,
I.SliO.OOOi.
5, t.il.(,
4.20S.000:
8.2.3.0no
3.961.00O;
S.521.t.
I 9io,00l)!
I.tCs.UWl
2.614.0001
OMAHA L1VL STUCK MAUKET
Cattle Receipts Light and 5o Change
in Values.
HOGS STE0X0 TO FIVE HIGHER
sheep
bet
nd lambs In Large Receipt.
Mostly Through Matt and
ot Offered for le
Feellnaj la Weak.
I 18.4
I l.T
MS .
20.0 .
S.S.
6.9 .
67 .9 .
4 2:
14. Oi,
12.2,
8 4 ...
12 4 ...
15.8...
26.5 ...
10.4;...
4.0
Receipts were:
Official Monday ...
official Tuesday ...
Off ic al eonesriay
official Thursday..,
Estimate Friday....
SOni! OMAHA. April U, 1?10.
Cattle. Hogs, fcheeo
.. 4.534 2.716 9 24
.. 5.043 3.170 l.ill
.. 5. 41'. 4'-4 3.t.
.. S.4'5 6.027 2.61
.. s."7 2.cW 7.iJ9
9f 17 . 9 1?4 V 9at 9 174 Spot, qifcl. No ',
s y4 M.'i r. . 55 91 'i. .sliKi. qi.tl.
s; 711 9 u .s s no i v
44. . . . :.4 ;i 1 '4 . . js
SHEEP- Posted supply was libetal Imliv.
but twenty-two cais were tbromh ship
ment and were stopped St this point omy
long etux.gh lor f-ei and water. About a
ooi'ii cars of lamn inmle u the run of ac
tual offerings, there being no Pnecp of con
sequence on si.le.
In most respects the market was almost U; iu UI
Identical w ith yesterday trade. Dem.ir.d 1 p. h. i..
No I pan
'1 l-' .t
OMAHA tilCM.;; l. MH!vI:T.
was rather dull, high dresser were la
yered, and there was little actnlty tj
movement at any time. Pr.ces, howeter.
appt-aied to be a shade lower, eome of the
Staple and Fancy I'.-iolui r Prices im-
nlahrd b Hurri and 4 timraalrra.
lL"l I t i enei 1 No. 1. nemeied tj
the leia.i trsuc iii i-.o. t.i.uui, a.v, Nv 1,
.lit -it, .so. 1. lo 1 id. drliii! ,
iii. ibt., a ; pv'itii'ai e.o. K, Soi.u
, t.u j, in i-tti. iiii.-e, jaaiat
-.iiMi,-. .ei a ueeoay.
- 1 1 cfi.ba i w 1I14, iinj ';
ii'c, tmisy, u., 1 j
1 nl.cK, 11. .; ISo. t. Iji ,
dung Arrencit,
...l. 140 No.
M.'.ueSt.U biu
hetter strings as well as the medium .iites j mo..,, a.c; i.iipo.ieu Si.-, ..jc.
seillng Just atiotit a dime lower. Wcoled ii . , u 1 u ea.-.d bio. leu. V 00 do ,
Mex.ca.is. the kind that went at yes- f .r nu.,c. , i.u ms.i epruig. Jv,
terday,, had to sell ai 8.' 75 and good ehovn 1 n as, i.-, t. iKs. 1. jc. aji., ,x , .
lambs changed hands at 8v75. The fewliVk.; luiaeys, ik ; p.e.fiio, per 00a.. (I.u,
sheep tnst were inc. tided In supply sold , ,c,- e..ao. ..uu v, i uo. , ..uuy auaoe.
readily at good, llrm figures. ,rr u01 ; ti w lH r oot. Aiive;
lhe last five days have not alter-d the I ,!. i.n a. tu.i to 1 1 10.- . 4oc. 14 .j 1
situation In the sheep barn to any notatne u.. M; tltnK j, Ol0 hosiers, lov; young
rxient. Demand hss at no time been very,..,.,-,,.. i . ,...,,. i,, i-.-meied. 11..
1R..&7
90.1,9
S4.370
4 3.0
U.UI
t.;.8.4
2C.W1
J eX.4
11.9.4
21. y. 4
3e.il -S
1K.2.-3
the receipts
Five days this week... .19 3C4
Same day lat week 2L7S4
Same (ias 3 weks ago. .20 .SM
miw das 3 weeks ago..l0i-si
Nime nays 4 weeks ago. .14 ;v-
Same days last year 17.320
The following table shows
of cattle, bogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the vejtr lo date, compared with last
1:110. 19tt inc. .-r-.-.
S3.1.7" 804.2V2 2?.4M
722 71.9 920.BH 197.910
5oO.XM 501.201 00.320
following table shows the averaj
prices of hogs at south Omaha for the iftftl
several days with comparisons:
year:
Cattle
Hogs .
Sheep
The
even though llm.td. has
and prices have heid up
Wooled lambs. If anything.
a shade l.-wer. many of the
' giades showing decline of
active: siinnlv.
j been adequate,
about steady.
1 are closing
"In-betw een
10fll5c.
I'urient prlcea on shorn lambs are Just
about 7c lesa and prices on shorn sheep
around 5c less than values on similar
quality of wooled shipments. The following
quotations apply to the latter class of
stock; good to choice lambs, I9 3-VJ9 78;
fair to good lambs, 8t'0to9 33; good light
yearlings. IvlotJK 6u; good heavy yearlings.
37 7.r(ii U; good to choice wethers, $; N(
situ; riir to goon weiners ii-aiao;
to choice ewes, t7.6CQS.30; fair to
i twes. I,. 0044 7. tX
Kepreferitative sales:
good
good
Data I 1K19. lls.190S.190Liliwi.!19O.!ll4.
15.8
1. 353.00:
S,0ki.0oo
J.iUi.'so.
I.f...0u0
43 4 ...
9.8!...
8.8 ...
12.0'.. .
lh:
21.0...
.Ti...
1.9 ...
2T..9,...
12.6;...
19.71
2'..V.2!oftj j.
114
29
71-4
s.'l
! Akron,
,A' ' Canton, O
Lexlna-ton
Eri
Sioux Falls
Rockford, 111 ....
Qulncy
Bloomlngton
Chester. Pa
South Bend, Ind
Lowell
Binghamton
3ackson, Mies ...
Decatur. Ill
Mansfield, O
Fremont, Neb....
Vlcksburg
474
1.
824
141
WI4
4
37
4
I-
It
la
14
ia
114
374
44
4 j Jacksonville .,
Duluth
Scranton, Fa
Houston ....
Galveston ....
144
IS! 4
6.
114
304
M
90
II
114
41
14
w
M
100
16
13
UI
41
l4
474
lf
II
84
11I4 laVW
494
dar. lU.tu aWos.
71
ll4
UI
44
II
174
1M4
17
1.1
4
M
4t4
97
44
17
114
II
14
40
Si
304
94
171
91-4
tl
7
90
1174
4.4
44
19
414
44
II
47
4
1.622 000
2.317.COOI
2.O6S.000:.
1.197.000,
1.975.0O0,
Z.4.00.j
2.504 090
i.'.-..oro
2.2716,01 7l
1.498.600I.
1. 841,0)i
1.724.000
1.329,000
1.5O4.0il
1.224.00.
1.533.000!
1.062. 0V
1.335. OOO'
1.702.6001
1.42S.0OOI
1.221.0001
L044.0HO
i,is9.y),
1.436.000
I,f74.600
S64.CK10
TU.OuOl
913,000
1.046. 00i
8,'9.UOO
S37.00.J
751.0r
993 0001
l.K-s.Xj
&00,fl00'
937.0l:
828.0tO(
967,0001
16,W)
44O.O00
613,0001
ta.eoo
447.000
45S.O00I
4"2.000i
4 6.0001
846.0001
I', COW.
265.600
26,'j,000
3.403.900
8.657.O00!
27.785.0091
1S.I2,OOOC
6.2:
29.2 ,
13.2'
4K.2
100.81
12.91
31. li
19.4
14.8
11.1
I
24.11
I
22 .4 .
10.0.
27.4'.
10.9 .
"i'M-
43.9;.
1.1
17.2
i(h2
10.6.
26.6 ...
19.4 ...
22.0l...
41. 7...
47.6 ...
18 8'...
(3.8!...
62.3!.. .
3.1 ...
59.01...
6.3'...
47.4...
19.1!...
15.11...
36.9;.
8.91,
ik'.s
52.8
19.11
10.91
1.1
19..
20..
22..
24..
24..
26.. I
26..
27..
2.. 1
t...
9 M' I 6 30; 4M 6 27 4 71
8 90 I 6 2'v 6 54 S4i 8 42, 5 13 4 V
9 OI1-.! 8 991 5 361 Jt4 4 M
IM-Uj 1 I'l
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
Sunday.
Stork la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha t'7 2.v0 7.6.-9
St. Juseprt TO
Kar.ra? City S.ono
I 1 O01
9 12 I I
9 21 4 1 ' 92,
9 014 6 96
9 0S4i 7 0S(
9 124 7 01;
5 311 3s! 8 34 I 4t.l
8 4! S4, 4 23, 5 3".
6 26, 31i 6 Ml 6 2i 4 75
I t 34, 29, i 21 4 ,9
5 jr.; 6 is 6 34 , 5 16 , 4 7o
5 29i ' 6 32, 6 ll 4 72
i 34l 8 351 j 5 ll 4 to
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
60
1.500
2.5"0
4.01 a)
4 4 0
6.000
C.4)
100
4.UU0
2.
2,
No. Av. Tr.
394 Colorado lambs 79 9 25
) Colorado la nib a SO 9 2'
4r Colorado lambs, clipped M 8 75
41 western lambs 7S t 35
"5 western lambs and yarlings.. 75 8 t.'
2-0 western lambs, shorn 72 I 75
75 western lambs, shorn culls.. 63 6 80
500 western lamb 79 9 75
97 western lambs, shorn 67 6 75
254 Colorado lambs, feeders 80 t 65
24 western ewes 126 7 73
316 western lambs, shorn 76 8 CO
5,437 13,780 17.289
Receipts nnd disposition of live stoek at
I'nion Stock Yards, South Omaha, for the
twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m. Friday:
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Shecp.ll r s.
C, M. & St. P 1
Wabash 1 1
Missouri Pacific S
I'nion Pacific 5 11 24
C. N. W ea-st 2 1 .. ..
C. & N. W., west 12 15
C, St. P., M. O... 7 2
C, H. A Q., east 2
C, B. & Q., west 6 10 7
C, R. I. & P., east.. .. 1
C., R. I. At P., west .. 1
Illinois Central . .. .. 2
Chicago Qt. Western 1 1 -
Total receipts 37 45 33 1
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company...
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour ft Co
Schwarti-Bolen Co....
Murphy
W. B. Vansant Co....
Stephens Bros
Hill & Son
F. B. Lew-Is
Huston & Co
J. H. Lull
L. F. Hun
L. Wolf
H. F. Hamilton
Other buyers
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep) Reported
Steady Estimated Receipt.
CHICAGO. April 29. CATTLB Receipts.
1.500 head; market steady; steers. Id 25TJ
8.60; cows. 84. 7. 2.".; heifers, 84 2UT7.80;
bulls, 85.tOtp8.75; calves. 83 00.8. 60; stocker
and feeders. I4.75J7.00.
HOOS Receipts, estimated at 6 .010 head:
market steadv; choice heavy, 9.5.Vir9.68;
butchers. 89.0tViJ.St; light mixed, 19 Sod.oO;
choice light. $.46'9.t6: packing. 89.40-frt.56;
pigs. 83.lt-i79.30; bulk. 89.6.' 99.60.
SHEEP AND l.AMBS-Recelpts. 4.0W
head; market steady; sheep, 7.i)jrs.lt;
lambs. tS.10ij9.60; spring lambs, I1O.00J15.O9;
yearlings, IS.lOe35.4O.
13.0
19.2
1.5
35.2
21.0
35.0
2.9
Not Included In totals because compari
sons are Incomplete.
Not Included in totals because contain
ing other item than clearing.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, April 29 -PRIME MER
CANTILE PAPER 443 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weaker, with
actual business in banker' bills at 84.8440
b 4 4450 for sixty-day bill and at 34.87'M for
demand; commercial bill easy; 34 834
4.844.
SILVER Bar, 84c; Mexican dollar. 44c.
BONDS Government, easy; railroad, ir
regular. ,
Cloaina Quotation oti hnnit. .r. -
l?o4 folio :
i l- nt- rag....i04Int. 31. M. 44 6
o 1 ie coupen lu Japan 4s i4t
v. . im. r irj ao tS Su
da eoupon ludK. O. ao. 1st la Tl
V. S. 4a, rag 11441,. g. da. 4a 1J31.... 434
do coupon 114L. ft N. unl 4 M
Allla-4iai. 1st S.... TtM., K. ft T. 1st 4s. P74
Am. Ag. la. li ad, (an. u g:
Am. T. ft T. av. 4s.. lfMt Missouri Paelfle 4a... T44
Am. Tahaeco 4a TTN. R. R. of M. 4 4a 4
14N. Y. C. . Ilae iu
Armour ft Oe. 44.. 41. da deb. 4 94
" X.. M. tl. ft H
173 538 527
ltl 605 200
263 603 iVI
170 59o 4ti7.
123
646
10
13
Jl
20
3
16
14
11
18
126 .... 351
Totals 1.054 8,161 2.553
CATTLE Reselpt of catue, a usual on
a l'riday. were man, tnere not oe.n
enough of ny one kind to Interest buyr
to any great extent.
The few beef Bteers on ale of good qual
ity old quite readily at good, firm price.
Inferior kind were not Bought after. There
were a few good enough lo bring 17.50,
that being lhe high price of the day.
The moat of the cow and heifera on ale
were very poor in quality, and for that
reason the market waa low and the feel
ing weak. At the ratne time there w
om inquiry for desirable grade and they
would undoubtedly have sold at fully
steady prlcea. There wa one lot of heif
ers good enough to bring 87.10.
There wtie no etocker or feeder of any
consequence, and the market on that kind
of csttle was without any noteworthy
change.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn
fed ateera, 87 .2f.i97.75; fair to good cornfed
steer. t.75if7.36; common to fair cornfed
steers, is 7r-$a.i5; good to choice cow and
heifer. 86.OOGl7.00; flr to good cows and
heifers. t5.0Ou4i.00; common to fair cow and
heifers, 82.755.00; good to choice stockars
and feeders. 86.6v4j6 10; fair to good atockerg
and feeders, 5 0136. 00; common to fair
Blockers and feeder. 84. 00 J5 00. stoek heif
ers. 83.75&4.S5; veal calves, 84.25125, bull,
stags, etc, JS. 77.46 25.
Representative sale:
BEEF STEERS.
Kansas City Lire Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITY. April 29. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.000 head, including 20C head south
erns; market steady; choice export and
dressed beef steers, 7.50(a8l5; fair to good.
86.50Sj7.40; western steers, 36.OOfl7.77; stock
er and feeders, tS.0oa6.76; southern Bteers,
86.751 7.50; southern ronj, 84 00116.60; native
cows, 34OV"7.00; nativo heifers. tO.COJ, 7.60;
bulls. 84.5Ofl6.60; calves, 85.00ff8.75.
HOGS Receipts. 4.000 head; market
steady to 10c higher; top. 39 50; bulk of
sales, 89.26SS9.40; heavy. 89.35439.60; packer,
and butchers, 89 SOS 9.45; light, 8S.95S9.85;
pigs. 3f.JOtr.70.
SHEEP AND LAM RS Receipts, 6.000
head; market, 10-flliV- lower; lambs, 87.."A
9 30; yearlings, 7. 0018 90; wethers. 36 6&tJ
7.75; ewes, 85 .9037.65; docker and feeders,
t3.5OJM.00.
St. l.onlu Live Stoek Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 29. CATTLE Receipts,
600 head, Including 2 0 head Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
36H's8 40; dressed beef and butcher steers.
80OjS.S6; steers under 1.000 Ins., 85.75438 20:
tockers and feeders, t4.6vg4t.2t; cows and
heifers, 33.26-yS.0O; canners. 32.75(75.25; bulla
34.157.00; calves, 84 OK88.76; Texas and In
dian steers, 34 6048.60; cows and heifers.
83.00g.0.
HOGS Receipts. 4.400 head: market. 100
higher; pigs and lights, t,Ou9.0;; packers.
t9.50fjrS.65; butchers and best heavy, 89.608
8.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipta, 600
head; market steady; native muttons. !7.60tf
1.00; lambs, t9.00C9.66; culls and bucks, I4.60
6. 36, stocker. t4.0Ogt.t0.
It. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April 23. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 600 head. Market ateady; steers,
$6.201?7.90; cows and heifers. 5.06tJT.4O;
calves. 34.00tj.60.
HOGS Receipts, 2.500 hesd. Market 5c
higher; top, 3li.j0; bulk of Bales, 39.25G9.S5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Non on sal.
1 I OOSlt I s.
I geese, lu.l teamen J, yc; tuisi-ja, t ,
gtiinea lowls, ac Saco, pigeons, iic per dua.;
i no. IK IS, 4i. UO ;u Qui., auaba., .No. 1, e-.OJ
I per 00.; No. . Mk y
I t'tcit ia.l troinu 1'ickeiel, 9c; whltrfisli.
I. c, pike, be, iro.it, ijc. igige ciappies,
ilofelSc, spanisn macKerei, lSc; eel, Im-; nad-
II. 11 1, Imi; li.juuf.eis. lie. c reh catlisn,
bo; trout, lac, oulia.o. c; nalloul, Kc, wiuie
'perch. 8c; wnitetisn, Kc; yellow peich, i'c;
! liiilllicafle, Uc; nlte nass, l.t ; roesuad-t,
j 1 ui1 men; shadroes, per pulr, wv, Irog 1 ga,
bi.c per dox.
HiLF cCTS-Rib. No. I. l,c: No.
14c; No. 3, 144c, loin. No. 1, lyc; No.
Iwc; No. 3. 144c chuck. No. 1, 94c; No.
rc; No. I, S'c, round. No. 1, ll-io, AO.
He; No. 3, lo c; piai. No. 1, i ic, ,a
! ic: Nil 1. 7steC.
I A- it I l'i S Sna berries: 7 ens and Lou
j isiMiia, 24-quai 1 rast-s, per cast, 83.50; 24
pml i ufv. per rase, 82.
j i.EMi).S l.iittoi.iera, extra fancy, 500-
,haf aiaea, ao . lu c . . ciioice. .v-juu Sl3la,
pt-i box. 14. 00; f i-lze, 5oc ptr box leMi.
OUANGES California CaiiKlla and lio
ducer biunds Kctllund Navels, 80-96-114
mes. per box, W.So, 12k aiae, per box. Hi
1.0-176-ruC-2l6-ioO Mxvs, per oox. 83.50. Oth.t
brands from RlveinJe and other dlsiilcts,
per bo., 2.ty3.W, sv-96-lii sizes, per bog,
W.503.i.
U AN ANAS Fancy felect, per bunch, $2.2J
u2..u; jumoo, bunch, 12.7;Vj," 75.
oKAPE FUCI 1 Horlda. 4 lze. II V);
54-64-90 ises, per box. 85.
Al'1'La.b Ben Davie, per bbl.. 13.25; New
York Russets, medium size, per bbl., 3 3o;
California fancy, W. W. Ptarniains, pel
box. M9; Caliiornia. extra fancy W. W.
l'earn.ains. lied Wood brand, per box,
82.35; extra fancy Iowa Jonathan, per bol.,
86.
CRANBERRIES Jersey, fresh stock, pet
box, 82.
FIGS California, ,0c slzo, f.0c,
DAI E6- Alienor brand, new, 30 1-lb.
pkga. In box- per box, 81
VEGETA LLES Irish potatoea: Wiscon
sin and native, per bu., W.igOOc; Colorado,
per hu., 60c.
SEED SWEET POTATOES Kansa. per
bbl., 82.
CABBAGE New California, per lb., 4c;
72-lb. bunch, 76c.
CELERY California or Florida, per II-
lb. bunch, 75c.
ONIONS Red, per lb.. 3c; Texas crytl
wax, per crte. 13 20; yellow, per crate, 82.
OLD VEGETABLES Parsnip, carious,
bests, tin nips. In rocks, per lo., 2c.
GARLIC Extra fancy, whit, per lb.,
15c: red. per lb., 16c.
NEW SOUTHERN VEGETABLES -Rad:shes-.
Per do, bunches, 45c. Turnips:
Per do, bunches. 5v. Carrots: Per ooz.
bunches, boc. Shallotts: Per do bunches.
We. Parsley: Per !. buncnes. 60c. Be tm
Per do, bunches. 50c. Spinach: Per bu..
12 lb., 81.01. Egg plant: Fancy Florida,
dor., 815O'u2 0O. lomatoes: Fancy Florida
or Cuba, per 6-baxket crate, .iO0; choice,
82.50. String and wax beans: Per hamper,
about 15 lbs., 85.0Oti4l.00. Green peas: 1'et
hamper. 33 50. Cucumber: Hot house, per
doz.. tl 0o$j2 00.
HOME GROWN VEGETARLE9 -Radishes:
Extra fancy homo grown, per
dog. bunches, Sf,c. lettuce: Extra fancy
leaf, per doz.. 4oc; hena, in Hampers, zi.Tu.
I Parsley: rancy home grown, per dog.
I bunches, 45c. Rhtiboib:: Per dor. bunches,
1 45c. Aspaiagus: ptr doz. bunches, uoc
I Green onions: Per do, bunchee. 20c.
in
.04
V
134
114
It.
17
:a4
"4
414
94
444
9.4
3
14
1M.
844
404,
Kv,
II
4
44
1U4
P44
11
s
81
114
Ctrte.
1 1 ap. m.
Alchaxon gtm. 4e.,..
do ct. 4a
do ev. 4s
At. C. L 1st 4s
Bal. ft Okie 4s
d la
do t. W. Is
Brk. Tr. ee. 4a
Oantral of ua. Is
luirml Leather ae..
O. at N. i. g. ta...
Cheer ft Ohie 44.
do rat. ta
Vhlrazo ft A. 84.
C. B. ft q. J. 4s...
tan.
.104 tr. la :114
.it N. ft W. let e. 4s... 944
. !4 do er. 4a 1014
. M No. Pacific 100
. 4 do ta 714
. 0O. g. U. rfilg. 4s ... 93
. s4Penn. ct. ss 1918.. U4
.1C4 do con. 4a I'M
. t Reading gen. 4 4
1U4SI. L. ft 9. F. fg. 4a St
U4
lol do n. ta...
434 St. L. g. W. e. as.
74 do let gold 4a
64Saboard A. !. 4s.
) Sa. Paclfie col. 4a
C. M. ft If. g 1417 do ct. is
C, R. I. ft P. c. 4a.. TI do lat raf. as
o rfg. 4e tt go. Railway a....
j Celo. Ind. 4a Tt do gen. 4a
Ml,. . il'n)on Paclfla 4a
a r. A a. 44s 974 do ev. 4a
tallies. 22-TJ6C.
I I k.vHiS Steady
I l ark, case in
. fr"1" flrot,
CHKESF
Kansas City Grain mm Prowlalaaa.
KANSAS CITT. Am-II 2 -rVHEAT-Cash
unchanged to lc higher; No. 1 hard. 81 07t
1H; No. I. II 401.69; No. I red. 31.94J1 1&
No. I, U.tXSLHL a '
COliN I nchanged to Ho lower; No I
mixed. 814tl24e; No. S. 14c; No, I white,
824c; No, 8. t2-.
OATS 1'nohanged; No, I white, 4246c;
No. 1 mixed. 4UQ42C.
HTB-7'..
HAY I'nchanged; choir timothy, 81409
lil4.:-0; choice piairie, i.t.outU.3b; clloloe
ufalfa. 818.50-9 17.00.
y uUTTfclt Unchanged; creamery extra.
St. t.onl tSeneral Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 29 W H FAT Cash
higher; track, Nu. 3 re.1. 81.13 1.124; No.
I hard. 1.W1.14; futures higher; May
1107: July, tl.ul47jl.01S-
CORN Cash weak; track. No. I, 634c;
iso. I wnite, ijwc; futures nigner; May,
040; Julv, 824f3c. ,
OATS Caah lower; track. No. 2. 4uVS42W
No. 1 white. 444jr444c; futures higher; May,
4lo; July, 394c.
RYE Nominal, 7t&78Vc.
FLOI R Higher: red winter patents. 15.30
li'C; extra fancy and etra'ght, 84.70tf5.20;
hard winter clear, 83MJ10.
S9.FD-Timothy. 83.00f3.5.
CORN M B A L 13. S.
15 RAN Dull; sacked, east track, 11.043
105.
HAY Unchanged; timothy. $14. 50818.60;
prairie. $12 OOotU 00.
BAGGING 74c.
Hli MP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork. hlghel; Jobbing.
828 1. Lard, higher; prime steam. $12 174
friltTV. Dry salt meata, unchanged; boxed
extra ahona, 814.114; clear rib, 114 134;
short clear. $14,874. Bacon, unchanged;
boxed extra short, lit 174; clear rib,
$16 374: short clear. $16 624.
POULTRY Quiet; chicken. 18c; prlng.
23c; turkey. 174c; duck. 13c; ee. To.
BUTTER Steady; creamery. 34429c.
EGGS-Siedy, 19c.
Receipts. Shlpmen's
Fleur, bbi.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ..
Oats, bu. ...
6.900
.. 4 0V
..68 NO
..41,600
4'o
25 9i.O
89.300
I.lver)ol Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL April 2.-WHEAT-Spot.
dull; No. I rel. western winter, no stock.
Future tedy: May. 7 IVd; July, 7
I4d- Octeher, 7s 3d. "
CORN Spot quiet; new. American mixed,
northern. I I4d; old. American, mixed, 6s
144. Future, quiet; July, 5 4J.
FLOUR Wlntr patent, eaay at 30 td.
Mtlwaekee Groin Market.
MILWAUKEE. April 29-WHEAT-No. 1
northern, 81.04U 1 4: No. 1 northern,
11.06-t 1 074: July. 31034.
OATS 404414c.
BARLEY Sample. 58 & 70c,
FLOCK Steady.
London tlvalag; Stocks.
LONDON, April 29. Amricn securltle
opciiod steady with value ranging from un
changed lo 4 higher. Covering orders
helped the market during the first hour,
Canadian Pacific leading the advance. At
noon the tone waa steady and price were
from 4 to 14 abov yesterday New York
closing.
.. lIulllla ft n...
81 I-1IM., K. ft T ,
.. 7V4 N. Y. Kntral....
.. I Norfolk ft W....
..11 d pf4
..l.4 Oauuie ft W
.. 04 Pamiarlranla ....
...144Kaxid Mine
.. 4-4 Heading
..; twuiharn Railwajr"
..u4 de pfd
17S touihara Paeitle..
II Pnlan Paclfla....
1 do pfd
14 U. . I' awl
at da p(4
14 Wahaaw
U4 de pld
ls Span lac 4
" ft h. vw.
de ral. t..
ZZ Mali liars" ts
Crl p. I. 4a.
do goo.
de ex. 4
da aarli
Can. g)l
Cor aota. money . . .
do aoeounl
Aaial. lopper
Aaaconda
Atchison
do pla.
Baltimore A Ohie.
lanadian Paaiflc...
fh.aapaaka ft U....
t aicago O. W
(hi.. Mil. ft It. P.
D Bears
Iwnter ft Rl O...
do pld
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 3d pfd
Grand Trunk
Illinois Osatral....
ex-dividend.
SILVER Bar, ateady at 2413-164 per ex.
M ON Elf 144 per cent.
The rate ot discount in th open market
for abort bill 1 14 per cent; for three
month' hill, 3f.31S-14 per cent
...149
... 414
...1114
...yn
... 91
... 44
... 474
... 4
... li
... K4
... 41
.. ..!
...1
... 41
... t
..lo
... 14
... 41
... M
III. On. 1st raf. as.
Int. Met. 44
844. Otfn.
94 do lat ft raf. 4a
44 V. g. Rubber 4a.,
nt,U. t. Steal Id ta.
T04Va. -Cr. Chora. 6
4 Wabash lat ts
I do lat ft . 4s
ear. A... 'Western Md. 4s...
B 47 West. ta. ex. ia
T. 8a 117 W la. Cwntral 4a ...
M Mo. Paa. ta ctfs.
774
91
134
94
..100
.. 94
..l'J64
.. 774
..100
..1064
.. 4J4
..103
..14
4
104
444
as
994
S3
W4
Boston Stock nad Bond.
BOSTON, April 29. Closing quotation on
mining slocks were:
Allouea
Amal. copper
A. Z L ft B
Arlaon Ciaa.
Atlantla
B. c. a ft c. rets..
B. ft a C. ft g. M.
41 Mohawk
74 Nevada Con
134Mpiaslni Mlnaa
144 Nona Rune ....
4 North Lake
IT Old Dominion ..
31 Geeeola
Bull Coalition MKParrau g. ft O.
Kew York Cnrh Market.
The following quotstlons are furnished
by Logan A Bryan, members Boston Stock
exrl ange, 318 North Sixteenth street.
v i.tatia:
9T Coldflald Dalar....
19 Garan Canana. ...
21 l&aplratloa
14 baroaa
11 Nawheuae
14 Ohio copper
44 Rawkiaa coalition.
1 Rar Usntrai
I w,fl Pg. Co
94 aara. XasSu-k O.-.lr:
144 Superior PlU. 114
11 Toxiopak Mining 14
T4 Trtnnr (topper 4
I tailed Cwevor 14
34
Rar State Caa.
Boa;, an coca
kutia Coaiiuen.
Caci ua
I nine
(Xilwf Con
yraetldn
lis 1 la balx ....
tir CasiuaJ....
tlr CVne
Elp Wlteh
praskllo
Olroux
l.oidftald
Oeidtlaid
9
, 4
4
4
9A
4
.
14
,.14
Cl. ft Arisen.
Cal ft Hacla ...
Oantannial
Copper Rang P
Baal Butt C. m
Pnanklln
Olraux Orm
Orankr Co
Groona Qsnanoa ...
Ial Resale Coepar
Karr Lea
Lake Copper
Lat Ball topper....,
Miami (topper
Askad.
1S.1
4 Qulnar
. ...4"t Bhannon
lt4 9uperior
O.. II gupertor 4V B. M..
Superior ft P. C...
Taaierack
T U. C. ft O
41 U. t. . R, ft M.
4 de pfd
14l'taA Cfen
lCtah Coppor Ce...
14 W'ttien
l)4Welrortas
114
.. 494
.. 14
..
.. 134
.. 11
.. 4
..111
.. l?i
.. 77
.. II
.. 41
.. 14
.. 1!
.. 91
.. 834
.. 44
.. 44
.. 1.
.. 41
..
..It
He.
IT
95
16
11
II
U
II
It
4
80
4
8
4
I
I
I
7
I
8
I
I
14
II
I
4
3
8
1
t
1
1
1
1
At
...MM
...1043
... TSI
... U
... l-il
...1134
... 171
... ISJ
...lof.1
... 774
... 902
... 744
... T44
... 741
... 79S
...1040
... 744
... 944
... 904
...1030
... 441
... aft
...447
... 44
... 474
...1OT0
...Ilia
...IBM
... 30
...1400
...1440
Pr.
4 44
4 '4
4 71
4 40
4 M
4 It
4 46
4 90
7 00
7 14
I
1 71
I 76
4 74
I 90
4 40
4 00
4 76
4 ao
4 a
4 40
No.
14....
14....
4...
4....
16....
II...
44....
21....
43....
COWS,
11....
44.
it''!!
p.
At.
...1301
...1174
...1169
...1041
...lun
...1J77
...:t,
...1133
...ltot
Pr
7 98
7 24
7 30
7
T 34
T 4e
1 40
7 44
7 to
HEIFERS.
4 It
4 90
4 14
4 40
4 74
4 Tt
4 9
1.
II..'.'!'!
BULLS.
I 74 1
4 44 9
4 40 1
8 00 I
t oe 1
8 to 1
CALVES.
....1011
.... m
.... 934
....1171
....1031
.... I:4
.... 947
....1144
....1131
....101
.... 441
.... 634
.... 414
,...1443
....1447
,...1044
.... til
....1416
....1404
....1744
.... 7a
.... 430
....liro
I 44
4 68
I se
I 4
4 04
4 on
4 is
4 40
4 74
I 7
6 00
I 14
14
I n
4 to
4 14
1 le
8 45
I 74
ou
I 4
4
4 28
Cone
Florence..
Treasary Statement.
WASHINGTON. April 29. The condition
Of the treasury at th beginning of business
tody w a follew: Trust funds Gold
coin, 8m9.578.563; silver dollars, 34a9.557.O0O;
sliver dollar uf 1S90 83.TM.6uO; silver certifi
cate outstanding, $4e9,557,sA)i General fund
Local Seearltlr.
Quotation furnished by Samuel Burns,
jr.. i aw 1 era x-.ua ouuaing, Oman
Beatrice Creamery, com
Uir e Omasa 44. 143
CudaAp Paoking C. to
Keaxaeta Tel.. slack par eretl
Kb. fiatt Val. lr. Ce. 4a, 1610
Ciaa alia Water Co. ta, llll
Ouao Water Co. 4a. 144
0 .' Water sat pld
Onuth Oa 6a, li:t
Gauatut Uaa 4a, 1414
Ou4 g. U ft P. ta. 1441
Oroaxi E. L pfd, 8 par aa4
Oxaak It 81 la 114
Omak ft O. B. at, Rr. ta, Hit
Oenatie ft C. B. St. Rx. pf4
CeueJia ft C. B. tt Rx. eaa
Omaha ft C B. B. ft B. pfd
Pawtfla T ft T. ta, lrl
4aia apart (Ilk 144
tauth Omaha, litx at, ta
taeak Sr 4a. 144
taiae g. T. atoaa, ge. Oaaaha
Bid. sake.
4 H14
lea itt
44 Java
M) lo
i0 101
44 934
1J II
34 994
1x6 lot
44 pat7
414 II
M lav
4 as
84 14
Tl
4 45
44
a t-
1044 1 9
9
97 a4
I..
1..
9..
7..
1..
I..
1 .
1..
t .
3..
4..
10..
I..
13..
14..
I..
I do
6 40
I o
4 40
8 40
4 M
40
4 40
4 40
7 0
7 4
1 360
I
143
lie
170
140
11I
, 161
. Ill,
, lto
100
T 99
1 60
T 60
I 04
I 00
I 00
I 23
I 14
I 33
I 96
AND FEEDERS.
1 4)3 4 SS
1 Tu4 I To
II 414 8 Tt
t Ill I 1
190
, 10
417
114
96-)
10
136
, 100
143
loo
Hi
BilXKJKERi
611 8 96
460 8 44
, 7ol 4 40
471 I 40
44 4 40
HOGS Th market opened at price
strong to a nick) higher In the hog yards
thi morning and th bulk ot supply was
purchssed en this bssis. Some steady busi
ness wa done, especially toward the close,
but th cost of both packer' and shippers'
drove averaged a lltil higher than yes
terday. Th latter claa of buyer w
mora activ during early rounua, about a
dozen load of good butcher being bought
on outeid order at the full advene.
The total supply was very limited, as
has been the rase on most day thi week,
but this fact did not Improve competition
very much and movement wa rattier
low from start to finish. A net advance
of about a dime is apparent in hog ptice
thu tar thi week, but any improvement
In prlcea ha btn offset by an Indifferent
demand, fehlppers have bought more freely
than recently, but despite thi fact, th
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, April 39. METALS The
market for te.ndard topper wa weak to
day, with pot. April, May and June clos
ing at 12.03'12.25; July, 312.OOgl2.30. The
London market closed stesdy after an
easy opening, with spot quoted at 4767 68
and futures at 87 76. Local dealt is re
port a very ursettled market, quoting lake
copper at tl2.6txffl2.76; electrolytic. 11125443
12.5r, ousting, I13.35C12.874. Arrival of cop
per at Nw York today ware 850 tons.
Custom house return showed export of
936 tons, making 12.422 tons ao far thi
month. Tin was easy, pot, April. May
and' June being quoted at I3t.764i32.85 and
July at 652.7532.90. a sal wa reported of
five tons for May delivery at $32.90. The
London market recovered part of an early
brt-ak, closing firm at 149 13s for spot
and at 156 15s for futures. Lead was dull,
with spot quoted at 84 354 40, New York,
and at 34.20g4.26, East St. Louis. The Lon
don market wa unchanged at 22. Iron
wa lower at 49s 104d for Cleveland war
rants In London. Locally the market waa
quiet, with No. 1 I'oundry, northern, quoted
at tli.K, 18.00; No. 1. $16.717.60; No. Jl
southern and No. 1 southern, soft, $11.5048
17.50.
ST. LOUIS, Apri 1 29. META LR Lead,
firm at $4.25. Spelter, lower at $6.06
1 Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 29 WHEAT -Miv,
tl.O74S1.074: July, I1.0S; September,
ll.OOH. Cash: No. 1 hard. 11.104; No. 1
northern, $1.0.4l.lo4: No. i northern, $1.07
III 044; No. 8. $1 04'S I.OG4.
PEED Flax. $2.38.
CORN No. 3 yellow, SM'Ofic.
OATS No. I white. 381(&394c.
RYE No. I 71674c.
BRAN In 100-lb. sacks, $18.001,18.25.
FLOUR First patents (In wood, f. o. b.,
Minneapolis), $5.2OJ55.40; second patenU.
$5.0OCi6.2"; first clears, 34 OSS 4. 16; second
cUars. $2.&ifc3.10.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. April 29.-W001.-The Commer
cial Bulletin will say of the wool market
tomorrow: Manufacturer will not buy
wool In quantity, owing to the unsatisfac
tory condition of the goods market, al
though a number ot buyers ar around the
market dally. Interest in supplies is keen,
but buying t conservative in the aggre
gate. One mill, however, la credited with
the purchase of 400,0)0 lbs. of Oregon staple
at about 43c, scoured, a price that Is near
the top for that wool now. Fine to fine
medium clothing I moving moderately In
both greasy ana acoured nates, with noth
ing selling under 99c. Ohio delain I at
tracting some attention, with sales at 15c.
Michigan and New York stst quarter
blood sell at 29c, which is about the limit
tor Ohio quarter blood. Buyer and sellers
in the wet are still apart on price and
little wool 1 selling, although shearing 1
now becoming mora general. Dealer are
still undetermined as to what values should
be paid for the new clip, owing to the
uncertainty existing in the local market.
New York
NEW YORK,
tions cn mining
Alice
Brunswick Coil. ...
Com. Tunnel Block.
do bonds
Con. Cal. ft Va....
Horn Bllxef
Iron Silver
Mining; Stocks.
April 29. Closing quota-
stocks:
.294 'l-eadTllle Con.
. 7 Utile Chlaf ..
7 Mexican
II Ontario
IK, Ophtr
, 46 Mandard
.145 Yellow Jacket .
.. 8
. t
.1!3
.160
.140
. 0
. 90
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA. April 29. HA Y No. I, $9.00; No.
I, $8.00; packing, 85O0. Straw: Wheat, $6.00;
rye and oat. $7 00. Alfalfa. $13.00 Tho
supply of poor hay i much heavier than
the demand.
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA, April 29 Bank clearings for to
day were $2,549,771.91, and for the corres
ponding date last year wrre $2,293,226.73.
Omaha Hottest
Place on the Map
Thursday's Temperature Beat April
Record for the Last Thirty
Eiffht Years.
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA. 111., April 29. CORN Un
changed; No. 3 yellow, bx; No. 3 yellow,
toe ; No. 3. 64c; No. 4. 56c; no grade. 4S.352C.
UAio slower; io- I wnita, 414c.
trade has not shown much lif.
Ms. ax. th. Pr. Me. Ar. gh. PT.
II 144 140 4 44 47 144 40 4 ) 24
II 1V4 ... 9 U4 tl Ill f0 til
4 tuO ... I OU at IU 140 111
11 1.' ... 9 0 17 114 XXI 4)3
4a 3i4 110 I tl 44 44t x) I It
xa 14 ... 04 4 3x4 ... 4 14
II 143 ... I C 44 34 140 I 1
11 9x7 94 9 4 44 9l4 40 14
IT Ill IN 41 M ... 4 It
Tt MI 44 9 a 13 144 at) I IS
el 14 40 tog 44 Ml 10 4 U
TO Ill l 4 04 T4 140 ... I 11
II. 114 a) I (4 4 Ill ... 4 It
91 til 11 4 04 11 lot ... 4 14
71 I I 44 4 U4 47 3ul ... I 1
4 144 ... 4 44 44 x4 M9 9 1
71 II 40 I 0 31 44 ... 14
44 1st 10O I u 1,1 Ml SO 17
44 ! Ill HOI 40 . fl 1) 4 IT
II.. 2M 111 9 0T II 3-4 4 t
tl l-'4 40 I 14 77 3.1 ;0 I .T
44 244 340 4 10 44 231 to 4 174
CI 231 140 9 1 47 let ... I 10
16 240 ... 4 34 4 304 ... lit
Is 341 130 4 1 44 341 40 I 31
66 332 130 9 1 IS M4 110 4 10
83 333 ... 9 19 144 ... ,9 9
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, April 29. COTTON Mar
ket opened steady at an advance of 14 to
16 point on Msy and July and of S45
points on later position In response to
higher cables. Th near months were In
fluenced by covering, a there waa noth
ing to Indicate that th notice estimated
at about 176.000 bale were caualng any
liquidation and after selling at 14 too on th
call, contract advanced to 14.9tc, er 16
point above th closing figure of last
night, without, however, any great activ
ity er partloular excitement.
Future opened firm; My, 14 ore: July.
14.69c; August, 11.90c; October, 12.76c; De
cember, 13.63c; January, lt.4312 60c,
Spot closed qult, 40 point higher: mid
dling uplands, 16.25c; middling gulf, 15.50c;
sale-, 12 9HO bales.
ST. LOUIS. April 29 COTTON Quiet;
m'ddllng. 144c; sales, I bales; receipts,
1.649 bales; shipments, 113 bales; stock,
85.960 bales.
Omaha registered the highest temperature
Friday morning. 71, of any point In the
United States. It was ten degrees higher
than at Jacksonville. Fla., and several d
grees higher than at Galveston and New
Orleans.
Thursday afternoon the Omaha record of
temperature was 94.5, the highest tempera
ture recorded in this locality for April for
thirty-eight years. High temperature were
reported at many other points out In th
state, the highest being at Uartingtun,
101, Holdrrge 141 and at Columbus and
Culbertson 100.
At noon Friday th record here wa 86.
The highest recorded tempertur In
Omaha for April prior to Thursday wa on
April 20, 1902, when It wa 92.2.
The maximum temperature In nineteen
tatss in th corn and wheat belt Thursday
was M, with high temperature reported
from the De Moines and Kansas City dis
tricts.
At Cheyenne, Friday morning 48 i re
ported, which Indicates that colder weather
la coming from the wgst, which will war
rant the prediction for colder weather Fri
day night and Saturday. It will be ob
served that with the high temperatures now
prevailing in this vicinity that ft material
drop in temperature can follow with no
roua damage.
Oils anal Rosin.
SAVANNAH, Ga., April 29-OIL Tur
pentine, nothing doing; sales. 60 bbls.: re
c Uits. 716 bbls.; shipments, 830 bbls.; stock,
Mi.tav puis.
ItOSIN Quiet; receipts. 1,461 bbls.: shin.
nients, 1.944 bbls.; Blocks. 58,451 bbls. Quote:
u, 84 074; i'. Z4.46: t. 4. '; r, $5.104; 0,
8510; 11. $5 26: I. 86 36; K, $5.54; M, $5.05;
WO. $0.75; WW, $6.06.
OiL CITY. Pa.. April 29 OIL Credit
balance. $1.35; runs, 113.478 bbl.; average.
141. 4.1 ( ikis.; snipmems, zw.zn ddis. ; aver
sge, 227.311 bbls.
Sasrar and Malaasei,
NEW YORK. April 29. St 'GAR Raw
Iteadv: Muscovado. 69 test. I 80e: centrifu
gal, 96 test, 4 30c; molasses sugar. 89 test.
1 foe. Refined, steady; cmsn.c, . toe; gran,
ulated, 6.15c; powdered, t.26e.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Apr. I .-rOFFKE Ftl
turcs closed steady, unchanged to 6 point
lower, sale were reported of ll.Oxj bag.
Closing blda: Msy. 6 400: June, 6.&0": July,
i 6te; August. 4 60e; September. 6 65c; Oc
tober and November. t.7ec; December. tT5c;
January, 6 75c; February, 680c; Marco, 8-tOo.
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REGARDING TH8
GRAM HAIUIETS
WRITE TO
Gardiner B. Van Uoss
Grain Spaolalltl
CHICAGO. ILL.
Mimbtr Chisago Board of Trail