10
THE W:K: OMAHA. Fill DAY, APRIL 7. 1911.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Fricci Up as a Remit of
crease in Cash Trade.
SHOEIS SCRAMBLING TO COVER
(ora tdvaaeee on Development of the
SHlopInc anil Kipsrt Drnial
aad Wei Weather Reports
Receipts Love.
OMAHA. April . Wil
li I the uiiex;ec4el that constantly hap
pen, as the advance a, wheat Is a sur
prise line entirely to a livelier cssh trsde
nnd the strength In foreign markets. Ideal
ion iirosrieots and weather conditions
ere nerlooked for the time and ehorta J
riml, ,l l,t c-riv r hir kl M In Thc
of the completed liquidation and tha long
tierima an overdue rally resulted
The mm ma iket advanced with wheat
a" the wet weather and the development
of a shipping and export demand gave
1 iih corn streiigtn. Receipts are not up lo
expectations and as the Beacon la getting
late, farmers will oon be too busy to do
anv marketing.
The wheat mnrket ou a nervoua one.
prirea fluctuating sharply up and down, tho
iriiricwv heint! higher. Cash marketa were
snong. nls showing an advance of lc.
I'he light receipt of corn and an active
'emend aent tallies higher, helped by the
Miength In wheat. Cash sale were re
ported '..c higher.
I'rlmarv wheat receipt were B51.OU0 bush
el and shipments were 239.0") bushels,
aualn-t receipts last vear of 4W4.00O bushels
. nrt shipment of 117.000 bushels
Primary corn receipts were 818.000 busheds
and ahlmnt were 418.000 buahela. against
i.eeipt last year of 2H9.0O) buahela and
t-rlrrnient of 3J",000 buahela.
Clearence were 112.000 bushels of corn,
n-irie of oata. and wheat and flour equal
to 24.0Ol bushels.
Liverpool closed vl to Sd higher on
vr,at end 'd to Nd higher on com.
The following cash Bales were reported.
WHEAT-No. 1 hard, I car. fiS'tc.
t'OHN-Ni). 3 white. 1 car. 42',c; No. 8
vellow. 1 car, 4VVi; No. a yellow, 1 car.
r; 4 cara. 42-ic; No. 3 mixed, 4 cars.
4''c.
tATS-tandard. 1 car. c; No. 1 white.
2 car. 3K?tc; 1 car, 2'ic; No. 4 white, 1
car, 2!!4c; no grade, 2 cara. 2'4o.
Omaha Caah Prce.
WIIEAT-No. 1 hard. 82'TS.r.c: No. 8 hard.
W)'i,S.lc: No 4 hard. TSMjaoHc: relected
hard. K4ff7c: No. I aprintr. K1tVt"- No
4 spring. n'aCitKc; No. 1 durum, SlVa'-ic;
No. X durum, SO'V'JU'jC.
CORN No. 8 white. 4X'0'42Se: No. 8
white. 4ff 45ic; No. 4 white. 41J41V; No.
8 color. 41442Wo; No. 2 yellow. 42H'64?'c;
No. i vellow. 2We: No. 4 yellow. 41
41'Ac: No. 2. 41!'6N2Ht; No. . lW42Vc; No.
4. Vift41Hr.
OATS No. 8 white. 29HfrV; atandard.
TSWISNc; No. 8 white, L'Sfflic; No. 4
white. L'xfi'Jc: No. 3 yellow, 28i28ic;
No. 4 yellow. 2S'aM"4o
BARI.KY No. 8. SSOSc; No. 4, 7R690c;
No. 1 feed. H:8wro: rejected. WWT76C.
HTE-No. 2. Sa90c; No. 8. 87fifS8c.
Carlot Reeelpta.
Wheat. Corn.
Oata
202
Chicago
Vlnneapolla
Omaha
lnilutli
88
812
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CHICAtiU GRAIN AMD PROVISIONS
Featnrea of the TradtnaT id 4'loalnaT
Price Board of Trade.
CHICAOO. April After allowing a gogd
advance, wheat today closed weak at So
to o decline compared with twenty-four
hours before. One reason for the back
net waa a widely circulated private crop
report declaring that winter wheat haa
gained 2.6 per cent In condition alnce De
cember. Corn finished a ahade to
down, oata off "c to ho and hog products
with 74o to KVjc loss.
In connection wita the Improvemnt said
- to have taken place In fall sown wheat,
the assertion waa made that for the cor
responding period durtntr the laat five
years there waa an average decline of 5 per
cent. The coming yield was estimated at
ftlX.oon.ono bu. against 473.0n0,(mu for the aeaaon
' previous. Quite a lot of new crop . wheat
was aold here today by elevator concerns
and had a depressing effect on the market.
( ash business dwindled almost to nothing.
Karlv In the day nrlcea were bearlshly
affected by cables. "Short, however, grew
- nervous In view of dispatches telling about
big sales of flour at Minneapolis. A sud
den bulge followed In the pit here, but
a still further reaction occurred when at
tempts vrro made to sell on a large scale
at the advance. May ranged from ik"Vf
orc to 87Vc, closing weak Vac down at
SsjifWISc.
Trading of rash corn lata In the day more
than of fact the Influence of wet weather
which up to that time had acted as a buoy
for prlcea. The May option fluctuated be
tween 47H47o and 4V closing steady
at 47io. a net loss of Wo. Cash gradea
were firm. No. 2 yellow closed at 47-Vd
4K0.
It waa a tame day In the oats crowd.
. May varied from 8CMc to 8040 and in the
end waa '.WiC, oft at 30V3:!tO.
Free selling by packers explained a de
'chne all around on provisions. The result
ot tlie dav'a trading waa to cut down pork
hv 12'c to 17v: lard, lfttfl2o to 12V4'l&o.
and rlba, IVte to 12H.
Prices In Chicago furnlahed by tha Vp
rilke Drain company. Telephone Douglas
2413, 7 Brandels building, Omaha:
Articles. I Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
What-I I
May...;W'ffl
7W
ss;6Hirs
851,1 k.1,
85WI 85H!
M4
8H
47',
4M,
60
July.
rept...
Corn
Mav..
July..
Kept..
Cats
Ma v..
July..
Pept...
I'ork-.
May..
July...
Lard
May.. July..
Sept...
IU os
May,. July..
Bept...
'38i-.',:i''.
1 1
477'fc48 4S
rVM',l 61 'a
47Sfl
4 4PVff'7!
0Vi 60V.I
I
8oH,80S'l'
30'!30l'4'i?V 8ftt'
30S S04irT7
31
so'a'orsi
It X
14 Sft
8 10
81
16 K
14 Ho
8 10
16 02J 16 20
14 T7H 14 90
8 02U 8 IS
14 f
14 70
7 2SI
8 1TH1
8 1741
7 91
8 02' j
I 20
8 SO
8 20
S 10
8 20
8 no
8 20
8 10
8 06 I 8 17't
s Si's;
7 1741
7 90 j
8 46 I 8 6214
8 Of, 8 1'.
7 96 I 8 0;4j
Cash quotations were as follows:
FIjOUH Harely steadv; winter patents,
f t 7fJ4.3o; winter atralKhta. 83 6l'(4 lO:
spring straights, 84.00uM10, bakers, H."0W
4.3c. ,
KAkl,Bf-FMl or mixing. IK-CHOc; fair
to choice malting. 31.OtKil.10.
RKh:ieV-Klax, No. 1 southwestern. $2 44'j;
No. 1 northwestern. S2.jo'. Timothy, 2U.7S
.I2 On. Clover, 815 (10.
PROVlHlo.NH Pork. mess. per hbl ,
si'i.iOfi IS -, Ijird. per lis) lh 87 ST'.i'd 7 90.
short riha, sidfas (looMel. 87 7 3 1',; abort
1 lear sides (boxed), ts.fsrnx M2..
Total clearances ot wheat and flour were
.-nisi to 204. oeO bu. PiimHiy receipts were
:71.ouO bu.. compared with 494.0n0 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago.
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
lx care; coin, 166 cars; oats, 77 cars; hogs,
J'.i 000 head.
Hl'TTKK Steady; creameries, 14ti21c;
tlalrles. Uuriftc.
KiXJS Pteady : receipts. 21. ISO cas.es: at
mark, cases Included, yjlrl4c; firsts, Ihc; J
prime firsts, 15,c. i
CHKKHK Steady; Iiaisies. 14fll4iic;
tains. 13(jl3'4c; young Americas. i:iVu-14e; I
long horns uisf.!.
POTATOES-Strong; choice to fancy, '
iVh-: fair to good. ljOy2o.
POl'LTRY Firm; turkeys, dressed, I80;
fowls, alive. 17c; springs, alive. 17c.
VEA1-Steady; 60 to (-ound weights.
6t7e; 0 to 63-pound weights, 7W9c; 86 to
110-pound weights. SMl'tOc.
thlcago Receipts Today: Wheat. S3 cars;
corn, 312 cars; oats. 202 cars. KHttmaied to
morrow: W heat. 18 cars; corn, 168 cars;
oats. . 77 cars.
Kansas l llf Grain anal Provlaloas.
KANKAS CITY, April 8 WHEAT Mav,
6l'4"Uo. sellers; July, aOVirSO'sC. sellers;
i'eptemlier, ho-no. bid; cash unchanged to
la higher; No. 2 hard, hlaoic; No. 3, 80 9
66c; N.l t red. S.'-ri!7..: No. 3. 2tii6c.
CORN May. 44,', 9 44,c, aellers; July, 47l
u47',c. seller a; September. 47Vo4Sc, bid;
caah So higher; No. 3 mixed. 444c; No. 8.
4:A..o-tM;; No. 2 white, 44g4ii3c; No. 3. 41
Xl to'vC.
OATS Steadv; No. 2 white, SlfJ3ji,c; No.
S mixed. 3ik;301jc.
Tt VE No. 2. 7i,a7C.
HAT-Steaii); choice timothy, 214 00'iT
14 oO. chnloe prairie. 8'2 !n 1-' 60.
M TTKR Creauiiery. 2oc. firsts. 17c; sec
onds. 1b.; packing stock. l?Hc.
LOGU-Kxtra, l'c; firsts. 14',c t
Keceitvt. Shipments
heat. bu
Corn, bu
O-ts. bu
2" )
41 (")
t.Oi)
l)
0.1 l)
L.OuO
Liverpool Grain Market.
IIVrRPOOl.. April ( WH EAT Snot,
dull. Ne. J red weatem winter, no stock
Futures, firm: May, ts S'sd. July, s 7.d,
ihrto).er. 6a 7"d.
C(, JtN'bpol, steady; American, mixed.
n. 4s '.d; Amsrlisn. mlH. old. fs Fu
ture, fiitn. Ms v. 4s 4'd; July. 4 6 ad.
NEW VOIIK (iKKR(l, MtHHKr
(Isolations nf the Par on , arlnos
Commodities.
NEW YORK. April (. FIAtl'R-Stesdv;
spring polenta. 14. . .05; winter straight.
T "Vtr : do: winter patents. t.tott-; spring
clears. HTv4 00; winter extra. No. I,
I3:ik.; winter extras. No. 2, 1.1 .051 3 15;
Kansas straights. 14 Iw4 Rye lour,
firm: fair to good. 84 4" & 4 50; choice to
fancy. SI6.Vul0. linrknheat flour, quiet;
American. -81.65 per I'M lbs., C. 1. f.. New
York
(ORNMKATy (leadv; fine white and
yellow, SI l.V(j).20; coars. S110&1.16; kiln
dHe.1 r "V
WHEAT-Spot market, easy; No. 2 red.
lNo elevator, and 92To f. o. b. afloat: No.
1 northern Iruluth. II (H1,. f. o. b. afloat.
Futurea market advanced 'c to Wo during
the early trading on the cables and cover-
i 1 1 .iecnn.-u liniirr nr hi.h.uiii(.
on falling fiff in the extort demand aJiii
a bearish report on the winter wheat crop
closing Vic net lower. May closed, :7c,
July. SL'V: September, Sc.
CORN Spot market, firm; export No 2.
R4c f. o. h. afloat. Futures market wss
without transactions closing 'ic hlRher to
'c lower. Mav closed. 65'c; July, 5rt'4c.
OAT8 Spot market. firm; standard
while. 27V4C; No. 2, ':.'c; No. 8. 37c; No.
4. K Futures market was without tran
sactions, closing at 'tc to c net advance.
Mav closed, 'iic; .lulv, SHi4c.
HAY-Steadv; prime. 81.(6; No. 1. 81.00;
No. 2, 95c; No. 8. 70'oWc.
HUi'. -Sii,,iv . :,!... . common to choice.
1!I0. iT.tfAc; pin. tS'n-'lc; raclflc coast.
1SH S"V:i'p; !!, H'cil7c
MIDKS iSteadv; Central America. yc;
Brota "1'-.'tJ;.c
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, 'i
fi'.Ti'ic; seconds, i'l 'irL'.'!c : thirds. jtti -.tc;
,-e'ects 1W17C. 1
PROVISIONS-Pork. easv; mess. 820.00;
family, 8 in.noa30. 60; short clears. 81. fs)
tilSOO. Beef, steady; mess. 118.5914.00;
IMtllilV. ll.LI4r.ft t - J .V lOVtltgt 0.
Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
rounds. Il'fiu i.imltil 11111. 1 1 uiiirc.
Lard, easy; middles west prime. 8ts.l0j8 20;
refined, barely steady; continent. I8.W;
South America. 810.0(1; compound, Xiiio
if' :a.
TALliOW Dull; prime city (hos
lieads' fie; country. bra'i:.
CHEESE Steady; state, whole milk
specials, 14'ip'lfic ; September quality, fancy
Ific: September quality fancy j
P-pternher ouality. white l!
ir and fall make, choice. 1
colored. 14c; t
ei3Hc; summer
13:; summer and fall make, white, HHf?
l-'W.
KijOfl P'irm: tMte and Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery white. Ifff21c; state.
Pennsylvania and nearbv gathered white.
1761HC; western gathered white. 1718c;
storage packed, firits, l,V4y9'164e.
PUTTER Quiet: creamery specials, 22
22He; extras. 2)'.!S21c: firsts, 17i318c; sec
onds. In'altlic.; factory, current make,
firsts. 16V; seconds, 14(g'16c.
POl'LTRY Alive, firm; roasting chick
ens. 143 liV: fowls, la'iilftHc; turkeys. 14c.
Diesaed, Irregular; western fowls, 15317c;
turkeys, 15jj20c.
Corn and Wheat Reclon Hollrtla.
Record for the twenty-four hours ending
at I a. m. Thursday.
OMAHA DISTRICT.
-Temp. Rain-
stations. Max.
Asftland, Neb A3
Auburn, Neb 64
Columbus, Neb... 52
Culbertaon. Neb..
Falrbury, Neb.... 7
Fairmont, Neb... A4
(ir. Island, Neb.. M
tH'tlngton. Neb.. 40
Hastinga. Neb.... (it
Holdrette. Neb... 0
No. Platte. Neb. M
Oakdale. Neb 40
Omaha Neb 0
Tekaman, Neb... M
Valentine, Neb.. 40
A It 84 .la 3A
Alta. la..., 3!
Clarlnda. la 4
Slhlev, la 87
Sioux City, la... 42
Mln. fall. Sky.
31 .07 Cloudv
33 .01' Cloudy
16 .(4 Cloudv
26 .00 Cloudy
34 .00 Pt. cloudy
27 . 00 Cloudv
2d .00 Cloudy
80 .30 Cloudy
2d .00 Pt. cloudy
27 .00 Cloudv
24 .01 Cloudy
20 . 32 , Clear
81 ,M Cloudy
23 B0 Cloudy
12 .02 Clear
20 .74 Cloudy
20 .74 , Cloudy
32 . 00 Cloudv
1 .30 ' pt. cloudy
24 . 44 Cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m. tNot Included in
a vera ges.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp.
District. Stations. Max. Mln
Rain
fall. Columbus, 0 17
Ixiulsville, Ky 20
Indianapolis, lnd.. 11
Chicago. Ill 2S
St.. Louis. Mo 2S
Des Moines, la.... IT
Minneapolis, Minn. 80
Kansas City. Mo.. 24
Omahu, Neb 21
m 42 '.0
KH 44 0
48 40 .00
44 34 .20
M ' 42 .00
44 30 .40
34 1H .20
38 .00
P4 2fi .. .50
Temperatures below freezing are reported
In the Dakotas. Minnesota, Iowa and Ne
braska. Rains or snow occurred within the
Isst twenty-four hours In the Chicago, Co
lumbua. Dea Moines, Omaha and
Minneapolis districts. One inch of precipi
tation occurred at Iowa Falls, la.
I.. A. WELPH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
St. I.odIs General Market.
ST. ICI8T April 8. WHEAT Futures,
lower; Msy. 84't'ci'41c: July, ft3ic; cash,
firm: track No. 8 red, WVf(RVc; No. 2 hard,
KiV(7i4c.
CORN Steady; My, 47c; July. 44c;
CHsh, higher; track No. 2. 47c; No. 2 white,
474c.
OATS Weak; Mav. SO'ic: July. 30c; olsh.
higher; track No. 2. 81tc; No. 2 ".ille,
901 -
5ro-
K Y r t "nchangefl: 93e.
FLOT'R I1rm; red winter patents84 2iVu?
4 76: extra fancy and straight 83.70-3-4. 10;
hsrd winter clears l2.ioj8.l6.
hlCKP Tlmolhy-liOOiJ.rjO.
CORNMF.AI-S1S0.
LRAN-Kirm: sackerl east track 81.HV91.13.
HAY-timothy 818&W8.00, prairie 212. OOtfjl
1460
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged: lobbing
SI1U1O. Iard. lower; prime steam 87 ,90S7.214.
T.r aalt meats, unchanged; boxed extra
ehorts k4c; clear rlha 8c; short clears
87( . Bacon, unchanged, boxed extra
shorts 10c; clesr ribs 10c; short clears 10'i,c.
POl'LTRY Firm; chickens, 14c; springs,
16c; turkeys. Ifrfil7c: ducks. 15c; geese, 7c,
KI'TTER-Stesdy : creamery, I8'rj22c.
KCil Firm; 14Vc.
Receipts. Shipments.
6.7011 14.600
20.000 RS.OllO
26.000 63,0110
......36.000 60,000
Flour Bblaj.
Wheat bu.
Corn bu
Oats bu. ...
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNF.APOIJS. April S WHEAT May,
l,c; July. 98c; September, 89c; cash. No.
1 hard. 94c: No. 1 northern. Wivf!94Ve;
No. 2 northern. 89H'n'92,c; No. 3, 87Vri'9iV1c.
FLAX Cloeed at 82.54.
CORN No.S yellow 4i4c.
OAT! No. 8 white 29200.
RYK No. 1, saflNio.
PRAN in 100 pound sacks 8-T WV&122.00.
FLOUR First patents S4.36Si4.bo; second
patents 24.26&4.:r.; first clears S2. 8643 30;
second clears II So'iiS oO.
Peoria Market.
P6.0RIA. April CORN-Flirher; No. S
white. 4ti',c; No. I yellow, 4Uc; No. 8 yel
low. 4''i'; No. 8 mixed. 46c.
OATS Sieady; No. 2 white. J14c; stand
ard. Sl',c: No. 8 white, 307,c.
OAT4 Steady ; No. 3 white. 81c; stand
ard. 3l'sc; No. 3 white, 30"ic.
Mllvanke Grain Market.
M 1 1.WAVK K.K, April .-Wheat No. 1
rortnern s.ijusc: .No. 3 northern SfiTJlsSo;
Mil rwi'jc: Julv ItC'sc.
OATS Standard SlS'tSSi'ic
RARLEY Malting $l.vvul.l2.
Oanakn Pro nee Kxrhaaae.
Quotations on the Omaha Produce e
rl''1ke Thin
packing sloe
-o.Sc;
clianKo Thursday: Creamery butter. 20c:
k, 12We; freeh eggs. 14c; broil-
roosters and stags, 0tf7c:
nana, ic.
Rank of Kaglaad Rtalement.
IiONUON. April 8 The weekly state
ment of the Hank of England ehows the
folowlng changes: Totals reserve decreased,
31S circulation Increased, j67.0uO;
bullion decreased, 1. 745, 779; other securi
ties decreased. 1 297.000; other deposits In
creased, i.J IV6.0U0, public deposits de
creased. tt.S:Hl.O00; notes reserves decreased,
A'2.2.9 000: government securities decreased,
; LO1.1O. The proportion of the bank's re
serve to liability this week Is 46.23 per
cent; laat. week It was 44.71 per cent.
Bank of Franc Statenseat.-
PARIS, April (.The weekly statement ot
the Bank of France sbowa the following
chunges: Notes In circulation. Increased,
62.3.6.UI.) francs; treasury deposits, de
creased. 2O,4;oo00 francs; general deposits,
decreased. Io4.lvuuu0 franca: gold la band.
decreased. 11 wutso francs; silver In hand,
increased 3.K26.0UO francs, bills discounted,
decree sed. lS'.,it.(M frames; advances. In
creased. ol.iMi uuo franca.
evr York Mlalnaj Starrka.
NEW YORK. April C (.losing quotations
on mining slocks! were:
Alis 804 Outsiio u
(m. 1 unnsl stock .. 24
Msxlcaa
I. ml cklst ..
vlilr .'.
Htsjiiisrt
Tellow Javksi
tot
6
14.
lot)
46
do kmJa 1
Con. al A Va... l
ll.irsi Sil.sr :.
sirun Silver lie
14j.lll tlO W
otied.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Trading; Falli to Low Point of Year !
jjuring- Day.
LEVEL OF PRICES UNCHANGED
Official of Harrlmaa l.laes Sara !
look for (iross Karnlnaa of Hoads
for Remainder of Vear la
rrr Promising.
NEW TORK, April (..-Trading fell to
the low point of the year today on the
stock exchange; In fact, it ass the dullest
lav since July of The level of prices
did not vary perceptibly at any time dur
ing the entire session ar.d even the spe
cialties which were the features vestenlav
a ere comparatively quiet.
Honda were more active relatively than
stocks and the .jle of American Tobacco.
Ameilcun Telepn.OM find Telegraph anil
Hethlehem Hteel bonds were lare.
Various reports, that I nlnn Pacific us
i"oon to engage In new financing took the
shape of a uatemiit th.it the road is to
bet 8."0.ono ika new common tlock at l.V.
The report lacked official confirmation,
however, and received 1l tie credence In
tile best-informed quarters.
One of the few optimistic utterances
which have come to the attention of Woll
street recently was attrlniitel torlav to a
high operating official of the Harriman
lines, that the outlook for cross earnings
or the roada for the remainder ot the cal
endar year waa very promising.
A compilation of February railroad te
turns showed a decrease nf" 1!4( per cent
In the average of net eivnlnirs. Gross
earnings of fifteen tsilrnacls for March re
veal a slight Increase.
The poor sIiowIiik of the Bank of Eng
land In its weekly report depressed the
London stock market.
The bond market today was steady. To
tal sales. par value. S2.nrd.ono. I'nited
btstes bonds were unchanged on call.
Number of sales nn.l leading quotations
cLwina wrip as ioiiows: '
s,Im. Hifh. Low 0m
0
Allls-Clislmers pfd ....
Amalgamated Copper
Airienran Avrlrtiliural
American Beet Sugar
A mrlran I n
4(10
S3
'404
10
5114
0 1
24"
10
2's
110
7'WI
' ion
K
4.1S 4I
kl 4
E.BS tS
;i
51 23
10'i 111',
S7
741, ;4
l(M-t I'M7
44 43W
AnVrlran Car A "f.
AmZnn '.'J,
American H 1. ,!m
Amarloaa loa Bacnrttli
e.merlrun Llnaeed
Amerlean Locnmorlna ..
Amerlian 8. R
American 8. R pfd.
American Steel V
American Sugar Ref....
American Tl St Tel...
Amarlcan Tobacco pfd..
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining
Atdhteon
Atchlaon pfd
At. COaat I.ln
Baltimore j Ohio
Hethleliam Steel
Brooklyn Rap. Transit.
"Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central leather pfd ...
Central o( New Jensay.
ftieeapeake Ohio ...
Chlcajio A Alton
Cbl. Great Western
Chi. Ot. Wast oM
(111. N. W
4!hl.. Mil. A St. P
C . a. C. A Bt. Li
Colo. Fuel A Iron ....
Colo. A Southern
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudaon ...
2ntt 74
m 464
3"e 11114 1IH JH
t.lW) 14M 1A'
Joo
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110 120 120 120
00 ( I'ki'i 10..4,
1.400 I44 33', 14
1.100 74 78 7'
t,0) t264 S1IS
1 1
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7t
200 II v, (14 114
0
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100 a 43 41
144
00 13144 121H 121i
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3,04 1464 146 1447,
14
.'.
11
704
300 lS 34 J.v
t) S0S4 SO '4 14
44
17H
00 144 lit 14X4
1.10 124 127; 127
1,000 2S t ;
w
too 14 II 18!,
3.600 MS 6.14, ' 6t,
100 1174 1174 117
17',
100 104 104 104
4ft',,
inn 114 is 14
300 34 34 ' n
Mi
loo nw 103 101
600 1444, 144s 14444
34
1.700 148 I473; 1474
loo 1114 jsv; JJi,
100 K7H 474 t
00 61' fft4 604
600 14 1.1s 1JS4
ton 624, 634 24
x
1o4
' ' 41,
4.400 1)4 IOII14 l"t
714
4.400 1244 12.'H 1-H
24
l.mO 124 12S4 12o4
l.00 1034 1034 1"-14
KH4
1,400 314 II 114
1J
154
13
8.700 1S4 154 lcS4
100 31 33 124
74
too '4 4 20 4
k
800 43 414 41
31
444
61
l.mo ll H64 lifi
t.iixi ;; 27 7
too 4.T4 434 s
; S
2x4
ton 30', so'j, Jo
too 44 414
10,TIO 177 176S 174'i
8O0 t64 4S 44
tS
t.DOO 414 404 4.14
16,jr0 77 77S 77i,
too lit life 1U7,
7.14
1.400 tr4 444 i
Denver A R. O
I"erirer A R. 0. pfd.
C
Distillers' Becurltlaa ....
Kria
Brie 1st pfd
Krle id pfd
Ueneral Electrlo
threat Northern pfd
Ursat Northern ore otfa
Illinois Central
Interhoroiixh-Met
Inlarborough-Met. pfd
Tn'amationaJ Harreartar
Intar-Marin pfd ,
International Paper ....
International Pump
lolwa Central
K. rf. Southern ,
K. C. Southern pfd
fueled Oaa
I4ulsvlla A N'ashTllla .
Minn. A St. Uoul
M., u. P. 4 a, Rta. M
M.. K. A T ,
M., K. A T. pfd
Mlasourl Panlfle
National Biscuit
National Iyead
N. Br. of Max. Id pfd..
N. Y. Central
N. Y., O. A W
Norfolk A Weatarn
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Penrarrlranla ,,
Peopla's (ias
Plus., CCA St. L,..
Plttsburo Onal
Pressed Steel a Or
Pullman Palace iO ....
Railway steel Spring ..
Heading
Republic Steel ,
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co pfd....
St. U A 8. F 2d pfA
St. U 8. W
St. b. S. W. pfd
Rloss-Hhsffleld 8. A I....
Southern Pacific
'Southern Railway
i """""rn Railway pfd....
! Tsnnaasee ( upper
Texas A Pacific
Tol.. St. L. A W
Tol., St. U A W. pfd...,
1:nlon Palfio
l.'nlon Pacific pfd
t lilted Stalea Realty ....
bulled Slates Rubber ...
United Slataa Steal
I'nited States ' Steal pfd.
t'tah Copper
Virginia-Carolina diem
1 tor tine month of
Dun's Report of March Bank Clearings
soosreUng to stskenaaot piiiiiared by E. Q. Do tt Co., which laeludaa 114 leading centers, ag
f fag, ass (13442, 722.34x8, a daiTesss of US per seat as eompared with tha eorTospondina; period
laat joar btit gala of 1. 1 per eent. over tha returns of tha same week Id 1909. Tha lndlf- '
feraat ananporlaoa wth last rr is to torn sxtent aoeennted for by tha marked doareass at
Kew Tork City, whore stack nxarkat and flnaaeial operations were on aa extrosaerf red need
soala, and tt assy also be noted tha last year bank exehaages fa nearly every part of tha
eeantry were lrt ilmeart seoord breaking volume. Tha total at outside cities again shows
scane leas, aitheaxgh at sxaay potnk there are ralaa Boston and aeveraJ 04lvr lmpsrrAnt eitio
la toerw EagUad States easansroe to report loassa, at) ooin pared with last year oviag to a
settled oeadltioai la, seetsla ktadiag rBdoatriea, bat tha ahaadog by nearly every city aa com
pered arlta 190 is cjiih favorable. The returns from the etttes la the Middle Atlaatle States
are still marked by oenatdaraba trregQlarity, and whU mora or leas gain is shown by Pitts
burg, Alheay, Blaghamtoa and Oroanstmrg, this is offset by losaas at other centers, and tha
total shows aomadsui 11 sea. The goaeraj comparison with 1109, kowever, 1 favorable. A 00a
tlii ari tf ri- J (xmdlriocig thronghout tha Booth Atlantis States is rsflecied In
netable galas at Balttoaore, Aogatta, Norfolk, Haoon, Wilmington, N. C Oolnmbtu, Oa.,
Batvasaaa, Atlanta and Jacksonville, aad taare U a good gain In the total, and with the
exoeptioa of Viekaborg tha eompsu-Uoa with 1909 exhibits marked Improvement. In tha
Central Sooth tha majority of eltles reporting show tosses compared with Ust year, among
them being St Loa is. Mow Orleans, Memphis, Houston aad Galveston. Compared
with 1909, wklle there is mora or lees loss shown, there Is a gala la
toe totoi. Some lota appasvr la tha total of bask clearings at cities la
tho Central West, mainly bssvviso 'of decrease at Chicago and some other lnv
I meant points, but maay cities still report gains, notably Detroit, Toledo, Peoria,
tf llwankee aad Out ten, and there is aa exoeOeat comparison by almost svery center with
tho Barm pen alsg period two yean ago. Thramghoot the Far West tha majority of dliea
make smaller retaras thaa mat year and, thoagh at a few aoiats lacrosses appear, tha total
shows marked falHag of. Compared with 1909, however, galas arc ganoraL On tho
Padne rMope tho volants of bank exchanges la below normal, losses appearing at a number
of Important points, as eon pared with laat year, aMhoagh Ban "ratvoisoo, Los Angeles aad
Portland still show nvea-s er has gala. Tha comparison is made below of bank ex casta gee by
ssctiens eeverlng Vhreo years ; also tha average dally ignree for tho year ta data :
stltrs.
tew Ssgka
14I04M
Be. ausatie..
111.
tl.817AS
118.1.1 14
347.0ij8T
S036S710
lo44,46S
eol.l 17"
oo8.J4
S.11'41.193.444
1.4U1 Aoo,IK4
Sl3A4i.1iJJa
(uirsJ Wast
Wostera ...
raoine .......
Teaal
ST. Y.OI4J ...
ValioS Bt
Asorage ently 1
414.113 000
t.vi,467,l
74.1i.OUO
Peawuary .
Ths total ef tno dties la Ue Par Wast asokas aa radiffi
bank axcaaagao aWwiag a marked fsJStag ssT
two years ago tho sakfUt la mora aatisfaatssry.
uaa.-a.
a.
ls aioeas
mu csr
Ur saiy .rt
4Os tws44n
Uftmi ..,.
Wicaiwx
tstissa ..... ..M
Xnmm
(iiil srsaa BO CS-.
rweMe h.
awe 1...
ksai sVJa
111. isto. fa Mot.
tei ivix 04 ()xif i-re lis (n7v4j4(
tiottiMi 1J,0 M 4A t7u
21Jlij..U tc70.k44l 4 ).7stT
ltJ7Ji07 17.6X..7V -lb lfc.lv4l
14e-.ol 8jxjoc4 at) Ixeiio
tJ.B.CH 6.S,vll .lM 84I4A68
tri6AA3.1o7 847-(Hy S4 OS 7 4J
40 W7 7i MXOu 7v3 4- s- XSAMelS
7t.O60.06l kS tei.243 ia TI 7o K't
loessT 1A4TM4 9.tMte
1 7V4..4 .7S7 -141 ?.o.trT
13 us.t la.sse Ks-i 11
(.Swo.l n .4l.i,6 4 8 a.tr.o.vri
SO i6.a 44 4 bis -1 4 tT2.oea.eoo
t."oe.7 4 3jJ4J6il . It l,liti4
Iftlul t74T4st 4-8 1 8A4,lT
8 ,04X4(1 4AA4J-'t SO 4 8 044 1-14
tj.q.; 4it s.s tMis-iMi
iwMiiai ariA.3B4) -10A maAuLAi
lNl.h 1"
17 17 1
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4H 7Uj 7S'4
4 '4
174 174 1734
hires
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rn Marrlan4 I1"
I W MtlnshniiiM. Klertrle ....
Weetern V nlen W.v
'"v ,Lk. ;. eTi" - ni
Olferad.
Meer York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. April 6-MONF.Y-On call,
steady, 2i2 per cent; ruling rate. 2' per
itrni, loiria 100. i-a i-t-i m. ...i.t--.
2 per cent. Time loans, dull and soft;
sixtv tlsvs. JVd'2'Vj per cent; ninety days.
3 per cent; six months. 3'(i3' per cent.
I IK1.MK MKKCANTILK PA PKR-4ff 4V,
I n.: cent
STKH1.1NO F.XCH ANI1K Firm, with
aitual business In bankera' bills at S4.M20
tor aixty-day bills and at S4.w;5 for de
n ami
SII.VV.R P-ar, Mo: Mexican dollars. 4..C.
LONl.S Uovernment. steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
V. s. rf. ! rl..
do coupon
V.. i reg
do roupon
I'. 8. 4. rI
(to coupon
AlMl-Ctial. 1st (a
"4 Int -Mer. m. 44 ...
.10114 Japan 4
.to14 do 4's H',
.101 K. C. S. 1st Is ... 71S
1144 U S. dab. 4a (1931) s.1
lli. 1.. A N. un. 4a.... t
77 M . K. A T. 1st 4a.. 7-,
liviW 'do an. 4Sa
Arn. Ax. M
A T A T ct 4a. . I'll1, into'v w -s
Am. Tobacco 4. . . KSVi'N. R o( M. 4',...
4o as 107H N- V. Can. gen. aa M
Armour A To 4V,s..M J,'b;. V
Alrhlson a'n.
4s.... I., . n. K n.
lfiM", CT, Is lfl'i
" "1111.N. A W. ct. 4a....ov,
do . 4a
do r. 6s
At. C. U 1st
B O. 4a
'to 3'j
do S. W. V.
Br. Tr. it. 4s...
. or a ! ...
On. Leather rs,
, of N. J e..
C. O. 4l...
do ret. Sb
C. A. vs ..
m ,4 do 1st con. 4a J
! HHS Pacific 4a M7, j
.... do Is 70s, ,
oiv, Or. S. L. rfd. 4s . . . .
S114 Penn. cr. 3a (1IH MS .
107 1 do con. 4a W3S '
Reading gen, 4a '
iry4 8. u A a. p. fg 4a.. m.
..Km, do gen. a .
... M14 St I S. W. oon. 4s 77,
... 4.1 do 1st gxild 4s.... si'
C. B. U. It.
m, . 94 Seaboard A. u. 4s
. 7S
do aen. 4s 7 so racme coi. m
. n 1
. S7"4 I
. cftH
' !
C..M. A S P.g. IW -' ao 4
C. R. I. A P. 0. 4s.. 74 o,"t
do rfg it . t. ".
J Coin. Ind. (.
ao s
Colo. Midland 4a.. 3 Inion Pacific 4a..
c. S r. 44a u do cv. im
.p7,
.106
I). A H. cv. 4s.... do 1st and ref. 4a. H
D. A R. O 4s HSU. ?. Rubber 4s
do rf. ne...
. "3Vt. 8. Steel Zd be. ... isn't
Distiller, 6a
Brie pr. I. 4a...
do aen. 4a. : . . .
do cv. 4b aer. i
. avsVa-t ar. t hem. 6a... .1014 1
. US Wabah lat 6a in4
. 7.14 do 1st and ax. 4a.. 7,
. 74 West. Md. 4a M14
do aer. B 71 S West. Kleo. ct. as.. ?rV4
dsn. Klec ct. fcs...1(74Wla Cen. 4s K,
ill Ten. 1st t. 4s.. 7 Mo. Pac ct. 6a M4
lnt -Met. 4Ws 8
Bid. Offered.
London C'loslnara Stocks.
LONDON. April . American securities
opened a fraction higher today. Prices ad
vanced for a time, but eased off the end
of the first hour. At noon the market was
steady with values ranging from unchanged
to , higher than yesterday's New York
closing.
London closing stock quotations:
Consols, moaar
do account ....
Amal. Copper ..
Anaconda
Atchison w ,
. 81S Loulirllle 4V Nsb...l4V
. 814 Mo., Kan. A Teiaa.. 34
, 4New York Ontral...l10
. 77, Norfolk A Western.. HI
113H do pfd 1
104 Ontario A Western.. 424
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio. ..lot PennarlTania 444
Canadian Pacific ... 2.11'. Rsnd Mines 84
(lieispeake A Ohio.. 34 Reading S04
Chi. Great Western.. 22 Southern Railway .. 274
.1244 do pfd 4
. IIS Southern Paclfis ...11
. X24 Union Pacific IB!
. 734 do pfd M
. 31S V. 8. Stael 74
. 60s do pfd .1224
. 3 Wabash 174
. !4 do pfd 8S4
.142 Spanlah 4a to
steady at 24 7-16 per
lie Beers
Denver A Rio Q..
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
(.rsnd Trunk
Illinois Central ..
SILVER Bar,
cent
MONEY 2H4J8 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short and three months' bills Is 2V
2V4 per cent.
IrOcai Secnrltlea.
Quotations furnished by Bums. Brlnker A
.0.. 449 New Omaha National bank build
og: . - SHC
Colorado Tel. Ce. 7e , t ,414
Cudahy Parking Co. la. 1114 ,1
Dempstar Mill M(g. Co. stock c. IM
Fairmont Cres-msry 1st g. 4 par cent., ttti
Fairmont Craamery pfd. 7a ea
Iowa Portland Cement 1st mtg. 4s..... ST
Ranaaa Citf R 4 b Ml, 1111 ,7V
Kanaaa Cltf ttock Tarda stock ag
Michigan State Tele. a. pfd . pa
New York Central 44a aolea. S9t4
Omaha Country Club ta. 1M1 hi!
Omaha Water 6a. 11(4 H14
Omaiia A O a. St. By. Is. ill) ,T
0. A C. B. St. Br. pro. 8 p. a., ex-die tt
Omaha A Crl aiL Rr com., ex-dlT. 47 u
Omaba A C. B. Ry. A Bridge..' 44
Omaha Electric It. pfd Sa
Paclllo T. A T. 4s, 181 f7u
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone 41
Swift A Co.: 114...... 10,14
foutharn Bsll. T. A T. le m?4
tnloo Stock Tarda stock a
Ask (4.
66
Wig
m
108
100
t
(Uj
H
S8
100
in
7
8S4
4S
4
to
7i
44
11
47
N
. New York Cork Market.
The following quotations are furnished by
Logan A Bryan, members New York Stock
exchange. 316 South Sixteenth street:
tn. Tobacco 466 1 Arose 414
tl-v Dlul. nm S Xi
' u r i.w.sas ona 18
Boston Oona
S Newhoua st
17',, Ohio Copper 14
11 Rawhide Coalition.. 4
32S Rar Central 14
is swirt pug. co mis
IS Sears-Roebuck C0..147U
84 Silver Pick 64
It Kerr Lake iJ
Butts Coalition ...
Cactua
C.hlno
Chief Cone .......
Davta-Daly
Kly Central .
Kly Cnna
Franklin
Glroux
Belmont
Goldfleld Florcnc
Greens Cansiiea .
Inspiration
tVi Superior A Pittsburg 144
4 Tnnnpah Mlnlns
14
6S Trinity Copper ..
1 North Isk
4 OJIbway
7S
4
4
4
Bank Clearlasa.
OMAHA, April . Bank clearings for
today were S2.3v3. 475.69 ami for the corre-t-pondlng
date last year I2.917.7R5.24.
Marck at aU reading eltles of tha TJnlted Stat,
114
Seo6TT.484
1J8tlt
S0 lKS.tr.n)
10M3)70
77,01.T0
4ttS.s6i.lfcS
ees.aoe.sst
4d.lS3.(13
r.c.
(.1
ti
4a 1
4 t
1 4
10
o
14
-U.7
ISO. P.O.
4- 4.1
-rti
4-441
t
(6
4- 88
4MJ
13
4- 18
4- 1
SM.il.01(
S47.763OM
20,79
l,Co3sO.71
fcrtll.4Ul.418
BsOJMS.Ml
BAIS4.413.6SO
7AS4MS,11S
Bi4jm.sJMB ISA f(ll11 J6I.74
ss.VMS.sno
3, H,OoO
eJ,ai.ooo
10 s
8
-It
1 .3 -XV4V0
S.M4..14II.OI)
SteSl.IMHI
(1
S 8
4- 8.4
awmparnsow witk kaast
at several landtag asm tar a, bat
wtth
Tha gores la detail fallow t
t
Jlii
4-81 f
t 7
41S3
4(
is 8
4- OS
n:
18
-10a
4-ISA
0 4
4AL4
0.8
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
All Kinds Cattle Active and Steady
to Strong.
H003 OPEN STEADY, CLOSE LOWER
Some Karly Salea of l.aaaba Look
ketOoly Steady and -et
Very Active.
SOt'TH OMAHA, April , 1911.
, n.c."pl" '"": Cattle Hoga. Hheep.
"-'incimi nionoay z 4.6
Cfllclal Tuesdsv 4 o7
Official Wednesday 8 Wti
Lstimated Thursday 2.8U0
3.. 21
t,733
10.0M
10 800
.v.;
4,1x10
rour days this week..13.2M
Same days laat week 21.13.1
Same day 2 weeks ago..lN.;J6
Same day 3 weeks ago..19.ll
Mania day 4 weeka ago.. 21. 517
Same day last year ,62
34. m
43.611
3.317
62.n4n
40.106
27.630
26.4b?
2t.4;l
3u.ati
39.4)..'
1,41
The following table anows the receipts
01 cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date as compared with
last year: imi. 1H10.
-'ttle 2.6U 2o.l(
Hogs 646.641 tiO0.3i
fiheep 480,664 4(.35
Inc.
2I.4"
tii.Uj
ine innowing table shows the range
nf
prices on hogs at South Omaha for the laat I
eeerai oaya, with comparisons:
Iates. j mi. '1910. 190R. 11908. 11907. 11906. 11H05
Mar.
Msr.
Mat.
Mar.
April
April
April
April
April
April
S41T;i0 70 !
31V10 71 1 s
L'4'VIO FiKI 6 bl
( 10 67 K6
36 i : 10 60; 6 73
t 50,
23!
8 311
27 1 6 10
28 6 00
3i 6
26 S 14
I
6 67
S 7"i
& 701
5 79
6 67
& 741
4S
6 7
10 ,11 ( 72
274 76
46
' 471
301
( 2X1 b 1
8 19',jl0 riOl
6 4m 6 Ml 6 21
4SI 211 0 29
22 110 4?i 76!
21', 10 83 S 88 5 70j 8 46 21 6 30
Sundsy.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the I'nion Mtock Yards. South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. in. yes
terday :
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle.Hogs.Shoep.H'i-'s.
Bl. St Ot. f 3 I
Wobhsli 4
Missouri Pacific 3 l
Cnlon Pacific 18 27 16 4
C. ft. N. W., east ( 7
C. & N. W., west 32 36
C, St. P., M. 0 15 12 V
C, B. ft y., east 2 7 1
C, K. ft g., west 2 43 1
C, R. 1. P., east 6 2
C, R. 1. A p., west 3 1
Illinois Central 4
C, O. W I 3
' Total receipts 110 115 18 7
DISPOSITION II EA D.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
441
41
6"3
621
1.364
1,606
wirt company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour ft Co
K. C. Co
Schuman
Murphy
Sinclair
Morrell
Hill ft Son
F. B. Lewis
J. B. Root ft Co
J. H. Bulla
L. Wolf 4
McOreary ft Carey
H. F. Hamilton
Mo. ft Kans.-Calf. Co....
Other buyers ,
2.493
2.1H
3.13
13S
97
664
.W9
7!
964
103
17
:
68
21
S
140
1
1
14
2do
821
Totals.,
2.707 9.955
4.952
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morning
were quite moderate, even for a Thursday,
and the total for tho four days this week
is almost 7,0u0 head short of the same days
last week, but, still, over 8.000 head larger
than for tha same week last year. Tha
market as A whole waa In very satisfactory
condition.
Packers all seemed to want a few beef
steers and were out In the yards early
In the morning, but, as haa been the oase
on a good many days of late, their orders
seemed to call for the light handy-weight
cattle which sold very readily at prices
steady to possibly a little stronger. On the
other hand, heavy cattle were not so much
sought after and were no more than steady.
Light yearling cattle were especially good
tellers.
Cows and heifers were also In good de
mand and the market active at firm prices.
Practically everything In sight changed
hands In very good season In the morning.
There were comparatively few stock cat
tle and feeders and It might be added that
not many were wanted. Prices were weak
and decidedly lower than was the case a
few days ago, but, still, tha country does
not appear very anxious for the stock sven
at reduced figures.
Quotations on rattle: Good to choice
be.ef ateers, SMM.40; fair to good beef
beef steers, S6.OO4743.4O; fair to good beef
steers, S57oJ45.00; common to fair beef
steers. S4.76ti6.7S; good to choice cows and
heifers, S4.754t&.75; fair to good cows and
hellers, 4.404.7&: common to fair cows
snd heifers, $3.00-, 4.40; good to choice
siorkers and feeders, 8i.3fxii6.76; fair to
good stockers and feeders, Su.OiVf? 35; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, S4.2tVd)
6 00: atock heifers. $3.7Sfi4.75 ; vesl calves,
S4.0O4r7.5O; bulls, stags, etc.. S3.7&4f6.00.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Ft. No. a. Pr
I t!7 6 46 It 1131 t Of
10 771 8 60 34 Ill 04
11...: 804 6 66 13 1144 4 10
11 1146 t 46 It 1148 t 10
11. '. 1144 6 76 17 12J e
It 1 6 10 1144 I 14
1 1166 6 86 tO 1.10 4 16
13 1034 6 84 - 17 1ST7 ( It
It 104i 6 9ft 4 1211 4 16
33 t 6 0 86 istt I 10
t 141 6 W) 30 l;4 to
10 1O40 8 M It 1361 4 to
II 1347 6 6 41 1337 4 30
64 1104 6 tt 13 1610 4 34
U 1113 4 00 14 l4f 4 36
43 1014 4 00 II 1304 M
Siirftiif ANi" nalKbit.r
43 :. tt 8 40 It 1114 I 00
14 444 I 46 14 760 t 00
II 161 6 70 41 1100 I 00
1 1031 6 16 17 lit! I 34
II Mi 6 10
COWS.
It 738 4 26 It lilt I 14
tl 1124 4 6 I lint i 15
1 11"4 4 6 14 I'M I 15
13 891 4 M t 1244 I M
tl't 4 CO 11 124 I II
t 1210 4 40 1 1191 I 2i
It 1171 4 to 10 1171 34
14 46 4 46 10 1'w4 t K
17 .1117 6 00
. iFlFURS.
1 T7 I 15 14.. Tit l
6 161 I 16 4 IS7 i 40
13 1004 I 40 34 tut 6 70
I , IMI 6 40 4 836 I JO
t M IM 10 Ill i 10
4 t7 6 60 17 M I II
11 S.-0 6 60 1 1U0 00
S6 I't 6 44
JULLS.
1 110ft 4 30 1 1)30 4 H
3 1a6 4 40 1 ITS 4 to
1 11M 4 64 1 1F.10 6 00
1 1') 4 70 1 67 S 6 00
1., lSftO 4 7i 8 4.". i 00
1 1U0 4 to 1 16U0 06
3. 171 4 16 4 1U 6 10
t 776 4 at 1 110 10
1 1490 4 80
CALVES.
1 514 8 00 4 12 I 00
3 64 6 10 3 120 1 3s
I t.A 6 It 3 1.0 1 -a
1 130 IM t Ill I X
1 170 4 lb 1 loo lb
1...., IM 641 I Vi I 60
1 t44 4 61) 1 In4 1 60
1 I') 4 6" 1 144 7
4 1J1 4 7 I lis) 1 14
1 1st 1 00 3 IM 7 W
b'iC bK Ac t fu.iijur.ii.ii
It, 711 6 16 11 40 6 to
14 40I 8 86
liutio-llD, tiau yielded a little under a
good-sized supply lodsy, but the tendency
to sag did not develop until after con
siderable business had been transacted on
a steady baals. (several droves were put
up at unchanged cost during early rounds,
handy butchers and bacon offerings meet
ing with populsr preference. After these
orders, calling for about 70 per cent of re
ceipts, were filled at figures steady to
possibly a little lower, the market gradu
ally weakened because of poor support.
Lat sales averaged cxfllOo lower, trade clos
ing at the full decline.
(euiand was reasonably active at tlmee,
bitt movement was rather quiet and it re
quired practically all of the morning to ef
fect a clearance of bulk. Speculative or
ders were hard to find and It was partially
due to this lack of competition that light
grades failed to make as creditable a top
as on yesterday.
Best bacon animals sold as high aa 84 44
and recent wide spreads prevailed beiwe4an
various weights throughout the session.
Good butchers ranged around 8 2454 26 and
heavy lard offerings had to move around
S 14
Representative sales:.
No. At. Sk Pr. No. St Sk. Pr.
47 fi M I a ta 14 to I St
41 til St 4 ft 4 S4 ... tie
44 24 ID 4 4 (l as ... M
! . . 4 04 so 14 14 4 to
1 tt I) 4 06 11 I7 ... IS
47 144 It 4 05 4 14 4 il
14 Nl . . 4 10 18 WIS
44. I '4 is) 4 1 4 Ml SV 4 S
41 1 ... 4 1 41 !l I JO
4 U ... 8 1 41 371 ... ( at
TO so an Jn
74 no g ?n
47 r ... 70
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4 14
4 It
4 16
4 11
4 1
4 16
4 16
4 15
4 It
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4 16
4 It
4 16
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I 15
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4 13
4 IS
4 16
4 n
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4 17',
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4 76
4 34
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4 30
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...114
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.. 240
...?
. . 241
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...214
...131
...277
...II
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...1S
...304
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4 20
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I i
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0
STAGS,
t to 1...
10
10
..610 M 8 tO
I 20
. ....... - i,, prices responded to a bet
ter aetnana tins morning with moderate ad
vances on the tew strings of good hsndy
v.eignts that packers selected esrly. Sev
eral sales were made that averaged about
nip 10c nigner, but the period of Improve-
I ineiu was atiort-llved and did not involve
j heavy, common western stock
Hest west-
el ns aoid at OiVh.io. and Mexicans made
nn actual, if not quotable, top of So.A.
urainary weighty westerns had to sell at
SS.16, more or less. Shorn lambs, plump
and handy, are quotable up to S."i.2.". Tho
main market was a very quiet affair at
prices about steady with yesterday.
Huslness In sheep was of rather small
volume, aa the big end of a normal attpplv
consisted of lambs. Scant offerings did
not apear lo sharpen demand, however,
and there was no appreciable Improvement
in the scale of values, uood ewes sold
S4.6. indicating an extreme limit of Sfi.OO.
Extra good wethers would probably sell aa
high as 86 .25. with choice yearlings at 23c
margins over; this figure.
The general market on most days this
week has been in semi-demoralized condl
tion. All classes of stock are closing at de
clines. Din not on the decidedly low basis
of yesterday. The better kinds of lambs
are possibly a quarter lower for the four
nays, while sheep are also selling at much
the same discounts. Common lambs have
been meeting with a noor Inaulrv at all
times and have suffered more than other
offerings, present prices being about 26J
40c lower than those at last week s close.
Quotations on Sheep and Itmbs: Oood
to choice lambs. SViHHrt.zs; fair to good
lambs. So.66fio.90; handy weight yearlings
S5.26a6.50 heavy yearlings, S4.90P6.2R; good
to choice wethers, 86.006.; fair to good
wethers. S4 .756.00: good to choice ewes,
S4.75&45.00: fair to good ewes. S4.Ktj4.76;
sheep, culls to feeders. SS.Kyi74.40.
Repressntatlv sales:
No.
108 western lsmbs
133 western lambs
240 western lambs
424 western ewes
291 western ewes
11 broken fleece lambs
614 western lambs
Av.
... 73
... 7.1
... 88
...101
... 94
... 72
... 79
...109
...91
... 91
... 93
... 63
...
... 66
... 83
76
... 66
... 7
Pr.
6 80
6 00
00
4 05
4 30
6 00
( 10
4 7S
fi CO
00
6 70
6 2.7
5 26
5 00
6 00
8 15
6 26
( 15
81 western ewes
140 western lambs
238 western lambs ,'
230 western lambs
498 Mexican lambs
121 western lambs
Ill western lambs
6S6 shorn lambs
26 Mexican Inmha ,
fS Mexican lambs, culls
728 Mexican lambs ........
CHIC AGO LIVIS STOCK M ARKET
Demand . for AH Classea of Itork Is
teady.
CHICAGO. April (.CATTLE Tterelrtts.
(..700 head: market steadv: beeves. 36.2&
8.90; Texas steers. S4 60J76.76: western steers.
S4.9O05.9O: stockers snd feeders, S4.0Oi&Y76:
cows and heifers, S2.7Ofr4j.00; calves, 36.00
7.oo. v
HOGS Receipts, 20O00 hesd: market
steady to strong; light. S6.46tr6.80; heavy,
SO6()4V80; rough. Sfl.ftV&fl.SO; good to choice,
Sti.3O'ri43.0; pigs, S6.80(u45.80; bulk of sales.
ao (Wfin.M.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 16.000
head; market steady; native. S3 006.00;
western. 33.3fVf6.00; yearlings. 84.5016. HO;
native lambs, S0OfJ).6O; western lambs,
SS.OO-iTtJ.M.
St. Loals Live (ttock Market.
T. LOUIS. April (.CATTLE Receipts,
1.100 hesd, Including 300 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
S6.ooft75; dressed beef and butcher steers
3S.MV86.60: ateers under 1.000 pounds 85 7611
(.76; stockers snd feeders. S4.6cV(575: cows
and heifers. 84.2rVj4l 50; cannera. 32.W.26
bulla, f3.76ff6.60; calves. 36.0ivrf7.76- Texas
and Indian steers, S4.5tij.2R; cows and
heifers. S3 60rrr6.00. '
HOGS-Recelpts. 900 hesd: msrket
steady to 6c lower; pigs and lights. 8o.onra
S.90; packers. 36.TOtf6.60; butchers and best
heavy. We?7.86.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts. 4 200
head; market steady; native muttons. 83. ft
(&6.00; lambs. S6.7tV84j.60; rl,i, ,n(1 buckg
S2.6oaa.26; stockers, S2.60S3.2fi.
Kanaaa City Live Stock Market..
KANSAS CITT, April (.CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3.400 h4d. Including J00 southerns
msrket steadv to loo higher; dressed beof
and export steers, S9.1Orc.0;- fair to good
85.3OfJ8.00; western steers. 85.00ft6.9i; stock
ers snd feeders. S4.60ro4l 00; southern steers
S4.7fVd6.10; southern cows. S3 4016.66; native
cows, S3.26'oB.76; native heHfers, S4.6o 15
bulls. S4.0Op5.2S; calves, 84.0a7.flO.
HOGS Receipts, 16.00 head: msrket.
steady to 5c higher; bulk of sales, p; afrfi
6n: heavy. Sn.&V&fl 40; packers and butchers
$6.3rVS.66; lights. S 60ri6 i.
SHEEP AND LAMPS-Receipts. 10.000
head; market, steady to 10c lower; lambs.
85.60?i4V; yearlings. S4,3Oif5.60; wethers, S4.2S
i6.25: ewes. S4.Oiyfi4.80; stockers nnd feed
ers. S3.0OS4.60.
t. Joseph Live Ntock Market.
BT. JOSEPH. April (.CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1,600 head; market steady; steers.
34.5O66.60;,- cows and heifers, S3.6OH6.00;
calves, S3 6O3-7.00.
HOGS Receipts, 7.000 head: msrket
steady: top, 86 70; .bulk nf sales, 80 3043 60.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts 6.000
head; market slow; lambs, $5 Ooijfl.26.
Slock ta Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five principal
1A
1
t 10
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
South Omaha 2,n0 lO.sno 4 00
St. Joseph 1.014) 7 (0 6.041
Kansaa City 8.4") 16.0) loom
Pt. Louis 1.100 9.9O0 4.200
Chicago 6,5tf 20.iX) I6.OU0
Totals 15.400 (3,700 S9.200
Boston Storks and Bonds.
ROBTON. April (.Closing quotations on
stocks were
follows.
Alouea
Amsl. ("topper .
A. Z. L A I...
Arls. Com
Atlantis
ft. ft C. C ft s.
Butts Coalition .
t. A Alia ...
(1. A Hscla ...
f'entsnlsl
oopper Kane ...
Esst fsults ...
rrsnklln
Otrovil Con
Grsnby Con.
Graone tsnsns .
Isle Rnrslle ...
Kerr taik
Iks Cispa- ...
Less lis Coppar .
AtksA
11 Mlainl Copper ..
.... 4b4 Menswk
.... 144 Nevada Oon
.... ll,Nlpissin Mines.
.... f-V, North Butte ....
M. 11 '4 North Laka ....
.... 1714 tid Dominion ,.
60 Osceola
. 18'4
. I'4
. It
, I ft',
37i4
. 6
. I St
...loo
ft O.. It
It
1
. . 40 Parrott (S.
..... 11 Uuincr ...
. ... an, shannon
.... 11' Superior
.... Superior ABM
.... 4 Supor A Pitts. C
Tamarsrk
.
. 3
. 14
. II
. tl'4
. 4
. 11
'
.110
....IMI1I S. S R.
. lt4 do pfd ...
.... IS, t'tah Con .
.... HHt Winona
.... 4 Wolverine ,
ft If
Motal Market.
NE3W TORK. April 8 M F7T A LA Stand
ard copper, dull; arot and futurea. fl 1.70m
11 86: Ixjndon market, ateady; spot, (64 He
Sri: futures 164 La 3d: Ike coppeir locallv
812 87i4'!j 12.60: ele4-trolytlc. SJ2 2f.W12.87Vi. and
casting at 112 07 12 12',: tin. iulet: snot and
futures $4l.n 41 76 ; Ixindon market, alrong:
not, ilNb; futures. 1H6: lead, dull; 34 "
4 50. New York; 84 274.80, Last St. Tuis;
Ixndon, 12 15s; spelter, easy: 86 40t6 59
New York ; 86 .fr6 30. Eaat St. I-ouls; Ion
don spot. f'Sl 7s d; antimony, dull; Cook
arn's lfrr60; iron. Cleveland warrants.
46s 7Hd In Indnn: locallv Iron was nulet:
No 1 foundry northern, 81! tjoti !(; No. S
northern. No 1 southern Slid io 1 r""i"-
rrn soft. 816 6OU I6.it) ,,,.t.i; 1 ...,4
o-e 1. 11 IJ A,. ill R .-3 I TA L- I '
steady. It 30; speller, lower. 8.". 27't-
LIBERAL MOVEMENT NOTED
BY MEN AT MARKET CENTERS
Hon. Are Rrlna He.f to Packer, ti
1 nnsually large nmliera for
CINCINNATI. O . April (.(Special Tele
gram.) Price Current savs the liberal
h ovement of hogs into market channels
has continued by which the svallitble sup
plies have further widened tho difference
In record when compared lth limited
numbers a vear ago. .Total western
si lURhterlng 50.'.. mm hogs, compared w i
49.YO) the preceding week, and 59.VOPO 1
nreks sgo. 1'or a corresponding time ls
icsr the number was SIS.OX), and two year
sro 4.15.OI0. Prom March 1 the total Is
2 ITio.oco, against 1 .730.000 s yesr ago an In
crease of 82.'.tiOO hugs. Stock being mar
keted is well conditioned.
Prominent places compare as follows
from March 1 (o April 6:
1911. vim.
Chicago fisfi.oon ni.ono
Ksiishs City 346.0j) i,n.
South Omaha L.'Ai'" 1.VOn0
St. liuls 2241.(81 I'lo.O")
St. Joseph lW.rtK) ll.",.(Ni
It riiannpnlla 94.000 K0 O11
Milwaukee 96 imi) .vt,il
Cincinnati 61 . Sti.dno
Ot;t;mwa. Is 4!."H0 24 .on
Cnlsr Haplrls. la 2K.mi XK0
Sioux City. In 107.01 71 0"0
Si Paul Minn 73.nno .vt.l
Cleveland, o 6,'i.uuo 65.000
wmsiis tt ss w 1 f. "li r- US M nr. I 7.
BCTTER-Creamcry. No. 1. delivered to
Ibe retail trade In 1-lb. cartons. 2(c; .V.
2, In W-lb. tubs. 21c; No. 2. In 1-lb. car
tons, 21c; packing stock, solid pack, 13c;
dairy, in 60-lb. tubs, 14 a 16c. Market chankes
every Tuendav. V
CHEESE Twins. lSlo'-c; Young Ameri
cas. 17ijl.se; dalnies. Mr; '.riplels, Itic; lim
berger, lc; No. 1 brick. Itic ; Imported
SwIks, 32c; domestic Swiss. 22c; bloca
Swiss. l!v.
POl'LTRY Dressed broilers, under 2 Ihs.,
85.00 per dos. ; hens. 15c; cocks, lie: ducks.
16c; geese, 15c; turkevs. 2Hc; pigeons, per
dux.. 81.20: homer squabs, per dox. S4).
fancy squabs, per dox.. 83.50; No. 1. per
dox., 83.00. Alive: Hrollers. Si. l' to U
hs.. and to 2 lbs . 20c; smooth legs.
14c; hens, 12'-,c; stags. 10c; old roosters, lu;
old ducks, full feathered. I3'c; geese, full
feathered, 64c; turkevs, 14c; guinea fowls,
20c each; pigeons, per dox., 60c; homer,
per dox., 33.00; squabs. No. 1. per Iox .
31.60; No. 2. per doz., 50c; capons, over 8
lbs., 14c; old turkevs. 19c.
KISH (all froxem Pickerel : while 741
lOof pike, 9c; trout. 11c; large crappies, I2t
me, opanisn inacKerel. 19c; eel. lc; hao
eel. 18c; had?
n catfish. 16c
per pair, Xif.
non, 8c; hall-
oocg, 1.1c; Ilonnders. 12c; green
roe snail, sue eacp; ghad roe
frog legs, per dox.. 35o; salmon
oui. :c; nerring. 6Vc.
ERU 1TB Apples; Washington. Mo., Pip
Pins, 44 tier, per box. S2 2i; Washington
Red-cheek Pippins. 54-64-90-H2 sizes, per
box. 82 60; Washington Otnot, per box.
$2.60. Hansnas: Eancv select, pet- bunco.
82.2orj'2.JO; Jumbo, hunch, S2.i6iI3.;5. Uates:
Anchor brnnd, new, 80 1-lb. pkgs. In boxes,
per box, 32.00; bulk in 70-lb. boxes, per lb..
614c Figs: Turkish, 7-crown per lb.. 16c;
6-crown, per lb.. 14c; 4-crown. per lb., 13c.
Grape Krult: Florida. 46-54-64-SO sixes. pr
box, 84.00; choice stock, 25c less. Lemons:
Limoneira brantl. extra fancv, 300-360 sixes,
per box. 84.50, fancy. H"0-u60 slies. per box.
84; 240 slse. 60c per box less. Orange'.
v.svineiia nenianus navels, sil sixes, per.
box, 83.25; fancy navel. 1-9-12 sizes. 82 86; "j
150 and smaller sizes, $3. Pears: California
inlet- Nellis, per box. 82.73. Strswberriss:
Louisiana, per 24-plttt case. 84.
VEGETAhl.KP Brans, string and wax.
per hamper, f3.o0tfl.50. Beels. per bu., 76c.
Cabbage. New Y.jik, per lh., r. Catrota,
per. bu.. 75c. Celery. California Jumbo, per
dox. bunches, 65c. Cucumbers, hothouse. 1
and 2 dos. In box. per dox., 82.00. Eggplant,
fancy Florida, per dox., 22.00, Garlic, extra
fancy, white, per lb.. 15c. Lettuce, extra
fancy leaf. Der ' dos 46c Onions lna
red and yellow, per lb., lc; Indiana white,
per lb.. 3'tc. Onion sets, wlhte. per bu.. 33
lbs., S1.7S; yellow, per bu., 32 lbs.. 31.25; red
per bu.. 32 lbs.. 81.50. Psrslev. fanov south.
ern, per dox. bunches. 5fft5c. Parsnips, per
lb., 2c. Potatoes. Early Ohio aeed. aand
soil. In saoka. Tier. bu.. 81.10r .areiinlna Reii
River Early Ohio seed. ier hu 11 av tn.
and Wisconsin, white stock, per bu.. 75c;
Colorado, per bu.. 0c. Kutsbsgss. per lb ,
P4o. Tomatoes, Floridaa, per 4-basket crate,
isncy. .'.wiz.3&; choice. 81. 76. Turnips, per
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds- Callfne. AT t
nla soft shell, per lb.. ISc: In sack lota. ir .
less. Brsxll Nuts: Per lh. . In .acw
lots, lo less. Cocnanuts: Per sack. Si.OO;
per dox., 7oc. Filberts: Per lb., 14c, la
sack lots, lc less. Hlckorynuts: Large,
per lb.. 6c; small, per lb 60. Peanuts:
Roasted, per lb.. 8c; raw, per lb.. (Vjc.
Pecans: Lsrge. per lb.. 2Sc; In seek lots,
lc lens. Wain. its: Rlsck nee lh su..
Osllfornls. per lb., 19e: In sack lots, lo les!
(. Ider: New Yorl.. Mmt'i. per bbl.. 86.7.
Honey: New, 24 frames, 83.78.
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK". Anrll fABTrF
closed steady at a net decline , of 12122
im,iiub. 11 was rumoren late In the day
that still cheaper offerings had been re- N
celved from Rrasll or that hlds below eerlv
aaklnar nricea. kail KAn ..j n , ,
' - . - . , , .utt'ii, na I44s
6..oim) bags. April and May, 993e; JunA
nesc; jiiiv, r.woc; August, 9.90r: September
.84c; October. 9.70c; November, 9 66c; r)e
cember, 9.60c; January, .61c; February
9.2c: March, .64c. "r,
Spot, unsettled; No. 7 Rio, l.'c; No 4
Santos. lc. Mild, dull; Cordova. 134154lri
nomlnal. - . " '
Cotton Mnrket.
NEAV TORK. April (. COTTON-oot
New York cotton market' an furnlahed bv
Logan A Bryan, members of Nw Tork '
Cotton exchange, 316 South Sixteenth street
S
Jo i. "V, t otton unchangeil S
ddllng 14c; gales none; receipts 9w
' .h himmI. rw.) , 1 . ....
ml
balea
bales
r, ,laUm aiocK 30.87(
Months. Open-I Hlgh. Iow. ClosoT Yes'y?
I 14 43 j 14 27
May.. 14 42 14 14 40
July... 14 21 14 32 14 22
Aug... 13 68 14 7K 14 73
Oct... 12 73 14 74 14 69
14 80 I 14 19
Dry Uouda Market,
NEW YORK. April (.DRY GOODR-Th
cotlon goods markets were steadier during
(he day and printers were beginning to huv
more generally. I Inens are stealler with
small sales reported. The I'nltefl Hrv Goods
compsny annouficeil its quarterly dividend
Is maintained at 2 per cent, deapite the de
cease In the II C. Claflln Co.', yeaterdav
dividend, one of the underlying securities
of the I'nited Iry Goods company. Lress
goods are quiet.
Philadelphia Prod ore Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April tWRCTTER
Firm; extra western creamery. If ',4c near
by prints, 2&c.
EGGS Firm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free 4-ascs, S5.10 per case
current receipts, free rasea, 84.96 per case"
western flrta. free caaes. 86.10 per esse'
CHEESE Steady ; Nw York full creams'
fancy, October. 13'ul3Hc; fair to good, i.
fal2',c.
Turpentine and Rosin.
SAVANNAH, Ga.. April (-TCRPEN-TINE-Nomlnal;
last saJea. 103 bbls.; re.
"j,.?7 bbl" ; hlPmenta. 25 bbls.; stocks,
3.6"9 Dhla.
ROSIN-niill; receipts. 1,02s bbls.; ship
ments, 610 bbls.; storks. 12,792 bbls Ouota
tlona: B. Ss.15; I), S8 27 E S8 87 1- F and
Italnlh (.rain Market. "'t
DIH.CTH. April (.WHEAT No i
northern, 11ii2..; May, 2Uc- Julv m
September, nominal. ' . H'
OAT8-30,c.
Oatnhn Umr Market.
e- a v a . .. -
a, ,r" J-HAT-No. 1, 81100; No.
1 810.00, packing. S 00: alfalfa. 813 00. H raw
Wheat, So 50; rye, U .50: 0..s 87 oa
Steamship Rate War Probable.
LIVERPOOL. Anrll -w
'1 IT .
14 76 I 13 67
14 71 I 12 6T V
..t. .V Annual 1
Vl rn. uunard Kteamahlp
" J "inwi js. H.in4h jIi.i.- .
fW
JOS1.
m ' -'s.iiivien or
board of directors, for. ..,..,..
....... - - 'US I
-.o....y or a r.t. war between rompet
"niin sieamshlp lines.
Good results always lollow the ns of
Foley. Kidney P,,,.. They g,,. prompt .
IUf In all cat.! of kidnAV m.a-.-
. - SJVs.Tai UlRUUCr utm-
orders. Try them. For sals by all druggists.
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