THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE; APRIL 7, 1912.
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!
I . GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
i : ! v
I lament Wheat Market Depends En-
; tirely on CroJ Reports.
;SO CHAHGE,BT CROP STATUS
1 , Market Uu hn Kept Healthy
Caadltloa at All Tinea Dories
ITptarn sad Bear Iatereats
t Rin Bees Drives Oat.
OMAHA. April . U12-
i , Ths present wheat market depends en
i : tirely on crop report. Damage reports
are. gradually working farther wem and
J If Ball or the reports that are coming in
" m NinfiMuii thj.fi there would be tome
foundation lor a bull market. Crop ex
perts who are now In the southwest do
not confirm .damaee reports except In
small spots. The storks of wheat are
' large, the rash demand alow. Theae con
ditions make the trade bearish except aa
views are based on crop reporta.
There la no change in the underlying
' situation in corn. The market haa been
kept in a healthy condition at all times
during the upturn and the bear Interest
In the trade have been driven out. Farm
era who have any reserve corn know Its
value and cash corn la strong at all corn
centers.
Wheat waa very dull and the market
'. ruled unchanged, valuea closing ateady
at yesterday's levels. Cash wheat waa
' also unchanged.
, The corn market made new high points
- again to day. The continued advance be
ing about the only change In the sltua-
'. Hon. rash corn waa 4lc higher.
. Primary wheat receipts were MS.WO bu.
and ahlpmenta were 'J bu.. agalnat
' receipts last year of tu.000 bu. and shlp
'. irtents of i bu.
Primary oora receipt! were ta.ODO bu.
and shipments were 36. bu.. against
' reoelpta last year of K. bu, and ship
ments of 332.0W bu.
Clearances were ttO.000 bu. of corn, none
of oats, and wheat and flour equal to
. bu.
j The following cash sales were reported:
-Wheat-No. i hard, cars. floe; No. 4
j " hard. 1 car, B.tO. t cars. 11.01; rejected. 1
t " car. Ito. Corn No. 1 white, 1 car. 7c;
' No. 4 while. I car. 7Icr J cars. No.
' t yellow, 1 car. 74c; No, 4 yellow, I care.
! ' Tic: No. I mlied, 1 car. He: No. 4 mixed.
I 1 oar, 744c; no grade, I car. 7Jc Oats
-No. I white. 1 car, e4c; I can, MV. M
grade. 1 car, aJ'.c.
. . Osaahw task rases,
WHEAT-No. I haad: ll 4fjl 04V4: No.
J 1 hard. tl.OOttl.01: No. 4 hard. ttVkctltl.OI.
I . coKN-No. 1 whits, 74V8'-; No. 4
J white, Mtjiac; No. I color, .i7e; No. 1
fellow, 71fr7ec: No. 4 yellow, 74t,7lci
, Sal 7r,;ic; No. 4, IIW'W, oo grade,
3 SMjTle.
oaTS-No. 1 whltef KWHcl standard.
ttSK'ec; No. 1 white, USsmV: No. 4
white, Mtu-tHc: No. I yellow, MtiotKe;
No. 4 yellow, Miotic.
, BARLEY Matting, tl.tttfl.8; No. 1
feed. k-afOo; heavier than feed. SOcHll.OU.
. KYK-No. X WtrMc; No. X. sttjFMc. ,
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat Corn. Oata.
Chicago ....
Minneapolis
amalia .....
aJuluth
.t
... 1
.... I
CHICAGO CiRAJ iD rROVISlOJSi
atares af tka Trading and Claslaa
Prices aa Roard af Trade,
CHICAtKJ. April 1 Nervousness ro
garding alleged crop damaara forced the
, wheat Miatket today toward a higher
level. Muny llltnoia counties sent details
f winter killing and conceded that a
large acreage was likely to be plowed up.
'Closing I'igurea ringed from the same as
last night to So up. Corn made a net
gain ot -tHn to HHo and oata He to
w V li test trsulng left provisions
'arying fiom frn decline to Uc advance,
1'nfavoralils repHirts concerning the con
ditions of growing wheat came mainly
from soft winter sections ..cent of the
Missouri river. There were quits a num.
br of siml.ar ailvices, however, refarrlng
in poorly divined land In Kansas. The
bel buying here was dune on orders
rrom m. iuii, ana rerutea tne injury
saNI to lmvs bveii Inflicted In neighbor-
' lug portions of Illinois. Message were
. also at hand asserting1 that niisrier had
been done ill the Ohio valley. Ieee balmy
1 conditions nortliwtwi of Chicago, tending
i to retard sml operation, funned another
i ImiH-taut Influence agalhit Ihe bears.
'ltiroughout the dsy ilia ciiant-es of a
crop scare appeareu so tlireutrklng that
even those specniutnrs who dlscredit'l
the stories uf winler killing were Inclined
to keep out uf ihe market or get Inside.
Itetween Hie opening and the cloee July
fluctuated from tt.u to n7T'a, hut flnishel
easy at !-c, a rlsa of Su coniired wlth
twenty-fuur hours before.
Com reiwated the u.illy exploit of over
topping the hlRh price ivcurtl for the
aeaaou. '1 lie reason was coufitient buy
ing on the part of fo-uier leai-'iig longs
as a result ot unoettictt weather. No
sign oouid be -discerned of an Increase In
reoelpta from the Interior. On the con
trary, the week'a arrivals were tba small
est at this seaaon for three years. Houth
weat markets conflnu.d to lead ttte ad
vance. May ranfceo from T'.V Ui T7!W
17 Sc. wllu the close steady, (jo up. at
77tin0. Cash grailea weie In good de
mand. No. I yellow waa not quoted. .
lieilef thsl July will be an old crop
month transferred the bulk cf the oats
trad tSday to Ihe Keplrmber option. The
market was active ami firm through
sympathy wtlh other grain and because
ot renewed fear of delay to seeding.
OutsMe limits for rVntember proved to
be 4o and 43V. alth final sales at
4.Vet.i,c Just ii'-ef over last night.
Provisions recovered some of yester-
6ay'e Kisses. Little was for sale at any
tune and there with help Irom the
strength of grain and hogs, the principal
ehamce being In pork, which showed for
. file day a rise of l"c to USc
Wuotatk'ns on rutbres cloeud as follows:
Arttclei Otm. Hlgh.l l-ow. Cloa. Yes y
fvVheatl
i
U r jm i km
. aaj-.
Jul,.
Sept.
ltS 13H
.fj
77fJt,7Ht,
7 !7jKfS.
r,
rwi v
sfm.
Corn
7h'
May.n
3S
July.
76t
TSWI
H-Pt.
J4)i
3
'H."lki
Oata
- May.
July.
t.
4iM
m
Kept
Fork
May.
17 M
If
17 s
17 M
17 I
17
17 K
ft
17 U
17 07)
Juljf.
fcepc
aj em
II ts
13 as
17 w
II K
Lard
lay.
July.
eWpt.,
14 i
tfSHi its
WW
tJ io3Vs
lOtS
n ins
J!ie
May.
. July.
IS7S IOH
I so
is IK
- r-.pt.
-7H; K-7HI 10 00
Csab quotations were as follows:
FLUL'R Firm; winler pxtenta. It lata
: winter stralghta. B.stH.ls): i.iitis
patents, t4.70t.4 wi: spring auaigiita, K4s
k4.v; Daaera. as ewwe.a
KYB-NaV t Wc ,
BAKLLY-Feed or mixing. stevtLW;
Xalr to cnoice mailing, ll jiu.aa.
rtKITTtM Timothy, le.ti04tu.OV. Clover,
Bt6 1J1.!SV '
PIWVISION8 Pork, mesa 117 list)
17 S. Lard tin tierces), yj.i7. Short
rips nooeel, i
Total deaiancee of wheat and floor
www equal to Z0.ua) bo. primary receipts
were fae,a) bu., compared with EM bu.
tbe oorreaoooding day a year ago.
fcbtimated receipta for Monday: Wheat.
B cars: com. 111 cars; oata. 1U cars;
ton. 7.a) head.
Chicago Caaa Prices Wheat: No. I red,
K ui.evi: No. I red. l.virl.ot; No. I
toard. botwtH-aMs; No. I hard. C?tt
in. No. 1 aortnera. ai.ietti.u no.
anruiem. tl Ohvsl.L; No. I northern. H ost
. i ; No. I aprtng.-8 l-a-, No.
Sarinc ft-QIW-: No. 4 sort raj. Otoxtl 0:
vesyat chall.juriiti.as: durum. SorwJLek.
Cwrav-No. 1, Ji'ic: No. I wolta, 7?7c;
No. I yel'ww. TSeTc; No, 4. TJVJTio;
No. 4 waits, TstyiM.; Ks. 4 yellow, 797c,
Oats: No. I wnlle. MkfTe; Na I white.
MMP4c; No. 4 wnUe. W4ac; ataodara.
RLTTU Ftrass creaaacriea. 3Sftac;
Aarrtasv J4r9c.
&uaV-exa4r: receipts, M.UI cases: at
waarfc, rasew tairrudaa. Sac arataary
Oran. lPK5i-r fnwta, Sc-
CUErK-aneasr- Sslsana
twraaa. He: ywaag AJawncaa, .SDc;
Win.
Menus. S f Lja
p k LTjii suiee. eiMsffr: tarteya. Max
ttrvksaat, Mas: atrtrsra, aftsa.
SEW FORK GENERAL MARKET
daatatlaaa af the Iter aa Varioas
- Cssesasdltteev
NEW TOriK, April 4.-FLOCR. Dull:
spring patents, f, tif. winter straights
I4.36H a; winter patent. Hj4.S0;
spring clears. t4.&a4.50; winter ex
tram. No. i. H.70il.. winter extra ".No.
S. tl5u3.i; Kansas straight M
Rve flour, steadv: fair to good, f4JKtJ
6.00: choice to fancy. gi.n&tKja.
CORNMEAlv steady: one wmie m
yellow. tl &tol.i; coarse, 1.554sl.J; kiln
dried. J3.V0. ..,
KYE yuiet: NO. I. I7C e. I. r. nuiiam.
BAUI.l'.Y-Ouiet; malting. tl.3Stjl.3t) e. t
f. Buffalo. . . ,
WHEAT Spot market, firm; No. t red.
0.03. elevator, export basis, to arrive and
Mow f. o. b. afloat; No. I northern
Kuluth, fl.M f. o. b. afloat, opening navl.
gallon. Future market There was fur
ther buying of wheat on bullish crop and
weather news today, and the market waa
strain, closing Mc to lc net higher. May,
fl.M ll-14trt.au; closed. n.Wa-14; July,
ll.utSvi-KHs: cioseo. si.us.. iwnm
m.Ku bu.; ahlpmenta, t,tv bu.
COKN Spot market firm: exports. Kc
t. o. b. afloat. Future market waa nomi
nal. Receipts, e.400 bu.: ahlpments.
I.SK8 bu. . .
OATH Spot market, firm: nanoara
white Sic In elevator: No. 1 fl'lc: No. a.
(lc; No. 4, Hc; natural white and white
clipped. (OHcXiara on track. Future mar
ket was nominal, rleceipia, ss.ue .
HAY-Julet; prime. II a; No. I. ai.ai;
No. I tl S; No. . fl.IHrl.as.
HOPS Oulcf. state eommon to choice.
1911. KtiUc; 1910, nominal; Paclfio coast.
1911, 4i44c: 1910, nominal.
HIDE.S-Steady; Central America, !4Hc;
Bogota, iiftSuc
LEATHER Uteady: hemlock firsts, 25t
tlci aeennds, HsjWc; thirds, BOac; re
jects, 15c.
PROVimoivit rorg, rirm; imaes, i.w
19K familv. cooMUl.a): short clear.
lld.0OrilS.7i. Beef, firm; mesa, Il.5ai49:
family, lw.ontfia.se: oeet nsms,
31 uu. Cut meats, ateady; ph-kled belllea,
10 to 14 pounds. UJ1 : pickled tiuiu,
IMtUVic. Lard, atoady; middle west
prime, tlO.oteia.10; refined, ateady; con
tinent, tio.bo: South America, fll.W; com
pound. 7Hi',c.
TAI.LOW-Julet: prime city hhds,, c;
aperlal, H-Sc; country, 5T,MrO.
BI'TTEJi Strong; receipt a, 4,144 tuha;
creamerv, siwclals, etc; extras, SSic;
firsts, !0Sc; seconds, MuilSic; state
dairy, finest, SeiOo; good to prima, t)
31c; common to fair, t4t'3A
CUKES B Firm; recelpta. 1.974 boxes;
stale, whole milk, held, white or colored,
average fancy, lMnc.
EOOrt Firm; receipts, 11.153 casea;
gathered, first storage packed. 21Viii-:;
fresh gathered, first tegular packed. )
He; fresh gathered, seconds. Xj21,,c,
weetrrn gathered, white, 233Hc.
POULTRY Alive, firm: chickens. lc;
fowls, lar; turkeys, 17c. Dressed, ateady;
fowls, lVlhc: turkeys. UUHa.
Cera ssl Wheat Reslaa alletla.
United 81 s tea llepartment or Agrlcal
ture Weather bureau's report for the
twenty-tour hours ending si I a. m., ffth
marldlaa time, Maturday, April 4:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Btatlona. High. Low. fall. Bky.
Ashland, Neb.. 71
Ooudy
Auburn, neo.. at
B k n Bow, Nb. i
Columbtia, Neb. M
Culbe aon, Neb. 7
Falrbury, Neb.
Fairmont, Neb. so
tir. Island, Nb. M
II llnaton. Neb. M
llastlnga, Nrb. U'
Huldrege. Neb. It
Lincoln, Neb.... W
N. Platte. Nob. H
oo Cloudy
oo " Cloudy
14 , Cloudy
oo Cloudy
oo Cloudy
00 Ralnlnc
It Cloudy
14 Ralninf
00 Cloudy
0) Cloudy
00 Clear
41
a
41
41
4tl
41
I '
40
31
40
M Ft. cloudy
Oakdale, Neb.. R
u i louay
0 Raining
ta Kalnlng
U Pt. cloudy
M Ralnlnc
Omaha, Neb.... 7
Tekamah, Neb. 71
Valent's. Neb. 7H
Alta. Is 74
Carroll, la 73
Clarinda. la.... Si
Sieley, - la 7
00 Clear
4
4J
41
Ralnlnc
Sioux city, la. .
Raining
I aiinluium temperature for twalva-bour
period ending at I a. m.
D18TK1CT AVERAOEaV
No. Temp. Rain
Central. Btallona. uiga. Low. fall.
Columbus, O II
73
H
.00
Louisville. Ky.. a
I nd napolls, lnd. II
t'hlcsgo, III..... M
Kt. Umla, Mo... 10
lies Molnea, Ja. II
Minneapolis ..... M
Kan City. Mo..
14
7
ts
71
74
74
M
M
W
M
.00
.00
.00
M
Umaha, Nrb,.,., 17
41
Light rains are falling this morning In
Iowa and eastern Nsbraaka, and scat
tered anow flurries are reported In the
Dakotas. Temperatures are much lower
In the upper Missouri valley and colder
weather is extending eaatwara over tag
corn and wheat region.
1 A. WELBH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Huraau.
t. Leale (ieaeral Market,
UT, LOUIS, April t-WH ICAT Cash,
hlKlier; track. No. 1 red, 1.04t1.0s; No.
hsm, tltutii.u.
COKN-lllgher; track. No. I 7luTc;
No. I white. 7itJMV.
OA r riigner;. t rata, no, a, enfosnc;
WHEAT-lUgher, May, fLM; July,
t'OHN Higher: May. nc; juiy, Tina
TJgc.
OAl-mgner; stay, Sjc; suiy, sue
RYfcr-l'ni'hanged at Uc.
"M)l'R tjulet; red winter patents.
M iXl(..r: extra fancy and straight, W.7I
4 so; hard winter clears, U i-tMas.
r.Kll l imotny. aiv.uuo ij.os,
COK.N'MRAI-al.
HRAN ttteady; sacked, oast track,
IlJ-Mlki.
ll At- wrong; .timothy, ct.ooBa.o;
prairie, t31 OOaiaMIO.
PKOVlHioNn Pork, unchanged; Job.
blng, ia.;6. Lard, unchanged; prime
steam, W.f7tit.us ury salt meats,
unchanged; boxed. - extra shorts, fs.&i;
lear rlia. V ; short clears, ej.ii. Ha-
oon. unchangr-d; boxed, extra ahorts,
liu.r.: cliar ribs', tio.as; short clears, HO. 74.
POULTRY Firm; chtckena. UWc.
sprlnga, lac; turkeys, lie; ducka leo;
geese, 7c -
tit ttkk rirm; creamery, sTtyjitsc
KUUn-Wesk at M.
Recelpta BhlDments.
Plour, bbla...... ti.uio . 14 OS
Wheal, bu 17.tt U.0UI
Corn, bu Ku.imi 41.
Oata, bu U.avO tO,W
Kansas City Oral a and Prevlsleaa.
KANSAS CITY. Ahril 1-WHEAT-
t'nrhanged to lc up: No. I kard, tl.oiuje,
ll in. No. a fl.w10s; No. I red, tl rl1
Luiw: No. a cell 0s,
CORN-Unehansed to lc un: No. I
mixed. 7Hr7c: No. a Tat; No. 1 watts,
IW.Sc: No. I 77mr77.0.
OAT3 Unchanaed: Ns. 1 whlta. seal
4c; No. I mixed, tSjA
tloslng prices of futures:
vVllEAT-Msr. ll.e.al.0V4: July. Ilk
f)l V. sjeptember. aisc .
COKN-May, n; July. K9Kc; Sep
tember, Tis4n)tc. - ,
uaib ms, s.sc; wuiy, tv.
KYB-aiu,-.
HAY I nchanxed: choice tlmotkr. KIM
1 1 .v. prunt, si.aaju.sD.
HI TTtR-C'reamerv. tic; first a . Itc:
seconds, itc; packing atoik, r Oil He
ftuue-aoiiraa, aic; tirsta, 9C
Recelpta eihlnmenta
w heat. bo.... auoo - anono
Corn, bu Hiua) i 4.u
Oata. bu. ..- . uoh
- Philadelphia riadaaa Market.
PH1LADKLPH1A, April g BirTTKR
mm cent hut her; western creamery spe
cial, Xex wee lata creamery, extra. Mo;
nearby prints, extra, ate
EtMiiS Firm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free casea, 14.41 per ease;
Pennsylvania and ether nearby current
receipta. rree cases, aa. par case; west
ern firsts, free caaea. kv4 nee caaa: was.
era current reoelpta, tree eases. SUI per
Mllvraakew Grata Market.
MILWALKEB. A Dell t-WHRlT-'V.
1 northern. fLtoHVLllw; No. t aartbeea,
fl OTStrl uw. No. t hard winter. fLOuS
L04: alay, A1; July, i' "w
niiii-M. a yenew. MaafTTe; No.
woiia, evwa.-fc; no. a, eajc: May,
i,-i.. "'r.
OATS S-andart. Cc
BARLJJT Maltlnc. tLSSLtl
raofUA. TIL. Aart a XRX rlapSsr--.
So. I wane. "4c; Jle. 4 wwsm. Kft
t jwIsto. Ttsas Na. t yesMw. - a
t mixed. Hv: No. 4 mixed, sue
OATS Higher; Na t wstis, ir; staaeV
ard. avjc; No. whlta, bSe; Na. 4 wans.
ITIAXKJIPCW ja Aja-O
Mar. eLSMeraAs: July. A7a-
ISa. OMMt J.e. 1 hard. b. Jta. I aarca
era. nLSTH: Na. 2 ttin arrry S-CSei Jaw.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET i
Trading Large and Broad, with
TJpward Movement Betnmed.
STEEL HOLDS ITS LEADERSHIP
Tweaty Thaaaaaal Skarrs rarekaaea
frsat Lsadsa Threwgk Earapeaa
Ezckaavea Ciaaea Ittreagtb
Lasts ta riaal Hoar.
WCW VADU' SnHI g The bUVlng
... ,u, a,A,lr rnarkeL In full
awing at Thursday's closing, was resumed
at today's opening and for the brief two
houra' ae salon trading was large and
broad, with many net gains of 1 to
points. Though the European "changes
were closed. 20.000 shares of United States
ateel. the coppers and Union Pacific were
purchased from London. It Is estimated.
Bteel retained Ita leadership here, open
ing with sales of largs Mocks, the first
7.000 shares at a per cent ovnce.
which It subsequently improveu. '""-'
reached Its hlgheat point since Ausaurt
I'tab Copper rose over s point at ths out
ilTle l.er.a.eal Its lead by over
1 points. Ths Harrlman and Hill Issues
rose a point or more, - -
r7T-7 OL,a at iyi.ua a Southwest-
em preferred, Amerlcaa Susr. American
Can, American Car and Foundry and va
rious other specialties.
Reading and Lehigh Valley w rela
tively less strong, their movement being
somewhat retarded by ths unsatisfactory
anthracite situation. .,
While Bteel derived part of Its Impetus
from the adverse majority report of ths
finance committee of the tolled States
senate, which declared the steel bill In
advised and unfortunate, the market
generally found favorable Influencea to
tba 'buying of equipment by ths railways,
another large Increase In bank clearings
and building opetatlons and the encour
aging tenor of ths reporta for the wsek
issued by ths commercial agencies.
Various Issues, enieny di, """";
their position In ths final hour. Trading
iT .K. aaareaated XI0 Shares, of
which Htoel totalled over lOw.000. .
Of all ths speculative ""-'--'
mated Copper and American Snw'""
failed to share In ths rlsa toda yjwt t helr
phenomenal gains In tba last month are
already striking features of market his-
Tl' ..,. eesh insa of as. 700 000 was dis
closed by the bank statementj but this
was offsst by a loan increase .
. . i,H. In reSerVea Of SOOUt
1.60,o aa compared with last week s de
crease of almost ,
reserves now are about ti.ow and this
Item probably will be strengthened during
lb. coining -sek by
lo thU eentsf of lntsrsst. and dividend
""Today's- bond market was firm, wtth
total operations par value amounting to
fj.trt.oou. United mates coupon Is ad
vsooed per cent and Panama s lost
S On ths week.
Number si asias and leading quotations
stocks today wsrs as follows:
Atlw-Oialwen sM
Asnlsaaialaa Ooeser
Aiseriisa Agticttltsral
4
a.
. u, sua
to
, IMS
, li tre
, 1.IV4
, Law
m
4li
41
Uw
rtw
at
41
ASMrteaa CSS ....
MelcM C. a K..V.
Aswrlcsa Osttai Oil...
Aawrlasa R. A L ft.
Am. lee gersrttlea
AnMrl4a LHms4
Aawrtasa lamwetlve .
AaierlesB a A H
Asv I. A P.
AM. Otetl Fosadries..,
Asv Sassr ksnslsg....
Asxrlrsa T. T
AjserKss Toeasea f4..
Aaerkss Woolea
Assfissa Mlslsg f...
Atvklsoe
Atrelsoa ptt
AlUntli casst Lias....
BaltisMrs m Okie.
MUeeea Suel
(rsaklrs Keel Tr.....
Csa4lsa rscllle
Caalrsl UsUne
Csslrsl Ustaer pM....
Castrsl si hew Jerssy.
liMOMli a Okie....
ioaa m Alias
tlraas 0. w., saw...
ra use o. w. sro.....
Olesss m N. W
l-klts.. M. Ot r...
C. C. C. at. U....
Caleraes T. m 1 ,
CMsrsds A seeteera...
CaasoliUtsa baa
Cora rroauels
IMsesrs m Ha4soa..
lMsrsr A His ureses..
D. m R. O. '
DUUUenr gets1"1 "
Kris
Erie let ft
trie M sM
Qesersl Rlertrte
i r
nit
Ma Hw
' l
11 n
II HH
41 4114
n
4110
n
I.H
a,w
hs lfftt l 1st
us) n n u
. I.H4 IWtt 1I 1j
u Ittk l 1
f
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, U.M0 Wis la
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TMsl MlM Mr Ike 4.T, MtM aaaraa.
CleaHaa Hssm Bank tateaaeat.
vrv torbL A mil a Ths statemeat
of clearing bouse banks for the week
ahows that tns Danes nura -servs
In excess of legal requirements
This ta a decrease of r.set.HO In tbe pro
portionate cash reserve as compared with
Tas sutemant folio we:
DAILY AVKRAOB.
Decrease.
.ttoMor est
t atio.ooo
gpecta ' waJr.-ow
Legal tenders ttSa,
Net deposits LgrMW.aw
auv.ow
1141 4.
Ciroulatloa 4MMow
"SS; !..rr. mm ijmm.
Banks' cash I .set is la vaults. ...tK7.7al.000
Trust OTpansa cash reserve
ra vanlt 47.7iaa30
Aggregate cash reserve. 43k.fr7.OA)
Trust comeauuas isseivs with
clearing bouaa taembsrs carry
ina S per cent cash reserve Sl.Ut.aa)
ACTUAL CONDITION.
M7.aa
I Increase,
lamas amXOT;.0O fJaUSjMc
a,. . stlMuoM 4J74,4
Usxal tendera ...... t4.4V.on fjetaio
ItTTosposRa Lsi.w Mia.exi
k-wnaaxtoa eUaWttg iC.mn
I Hit ass atarfaf ra- -
lrT. a USV4M) LeTaJH
RwMrfawah mail as sweats.. , nasal
la vwoass i OVtSLssj
As-... eaws. mmmJ. tkUAXatS
btTMsrTswsl caah rearv-eal'-J '3E.sa4
li siaaiil mt 111 -"T 1 I Tr 111
"I
Panics In Greater New York not report-
. . . . -. . Va.I. " , .1 e SMMe!
log IO Uia nc. u.a w.
Losns fS3,s.tw
fU.414.3W
M. 300
174,710
JSV.M0
Specie UB1
Legal tenders .. . M.et,
Total deposits 71i.ll.
Xa
w fack Mower Market.
YORK. April a MONET On
NEW
! .AH,i.Bi Time loans, firm: sixty
day's, 3 per cent; ninety daye. Jt4 per
"riiiSl MERCANTILE FAPKR-flit
' STERLING ICIJANOB-Easy. with
actual business In bankers bills at M 84
for sixty-day billa and ft-fcK for demand,
commercial billa, M S".
8ILVEK Bar. iw; aw Uoi.-. ...
BONDS-Oovernment, ateady; railroad,
"rm.
Closing quotations on wnus - -
as follows: ..
0. a rat. a. ref...ianlster. a. - -.. - j
as swses MJ.sss ts
4e peT lSk. C. o. ,
C S uTnt- t L1M.S 1U... w
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. , as. ts ' ee sea. 4Sa
It at. ev. 4s..iu.-vi. rscin. T4
AM. Tsbaeoe 4s S"N IMS M ssa. n
L . UN. T. C. s. Iwi....
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AlehUoa gea. as " "
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A C. L lst' V ee cv. 4a 1"H
aai: A 0is as. t N.. rwcllls 4a. JJI4
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Bmk. Tr. cv. Is. ... IHsPens. cv. Iw Uls.. ltt
a. el OS. St..
..less es ess. 4s...
.W4
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TT g 4S..U1SA L A a P. Ig. 4a
cits. A Okie IW..W0 s-
MV": z&Trmi is..:::
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eels Mia. ts. 4T,laloa Psclllo 4a....lw
f a g a A s. 4lss 71l 4e ev. IMS
S A H. ev' S1....T e 1st A ret. 4s... .
v iri J. 4....:.. f- ----- E5
dm rtaf. M. tAaV- Wl seal ws w
rnalllwe1 is Vs.-Cr. CHew. as...ws
Aa KM. M S1 w saw aa aaa- was.eea
as n et. A., tssweslsrs MA 4a.
do series B atWssL le.. ev. aa.. H
Oea. Kl. sr. st..li!wia iwstrsi ts. is
III. Ces. 1st M. 4S.. rac . j
later. Met. 4Ss UkPsasMS Is 141
Bla. "omnt-
Jloataa Stack Market,
BOHTON, April a-Clolng quoUUons
en stocks were ss follows:
.liu. ts Nrraas ts w
Anal. Copaer SJ.iipitsisa "isse .... -
Arlieas CM. ...... ISNortk Bstle j
I AC C It a tttNortk Iks sj
rsl. a Arliesa. waou Denisisa iia
Cl. A Hecia t Psrrott A A C 14
ftaUnaU tf OUiMr M
On Hsage O. C... at Slumsna 14
rraatlla U Supertor ............ US
Olnisi Coa I l USuserlw A B. M.... IS
Orsaar (s- tiSTSDsrarm e
n... ikiua .... tsu. a a H. A M... n
Ills Rsyale Cspser.. TS 4o f4 ttS
Kerr laks II l-m'tsk Cos 14
Use Oeeer 7liuk Ooepsr Os Ms
la gsiw (eser 4 Winens 4
hismI Cosasr .
. M W.ltrlse
. 41
aloeswk
New Vark Mining Mocks.
NEW YORK. April 4. Closing quota
tions on mining stocas were:
aim s utti. cusr i
Brusvlck CM I Mtilcsa Ut
Cm. Tasasl sleek.. II onitrtt IM
es assas s ussir its
rss. tal. A Vs 74 ttuasid ...4 M
Iraa Silver Ill Ytllev JtekM In)
Lsstvllle Cea. U)
Baak rieaiiaaw.
OMAHA, ApHI a-Bank clearings for
today wars 1117.477.77 and for ths corre
sponding day laat year ll.ail.ia.li Tha
elearinaa for ths week amounted to Ilk.
aso.i47.ll. and tor ths same week last ysar
tl4.U4.a.s. '
OMAHA OBIfKHAI, HARsLET.
BUTnCR No. 1, Hb. cartons. He; No.
1 la tO-lb. tuns, Co; No. a IW; packing,
Sc.
CHEESB-Imported Swiss, tan; Amort
can Swiss, c: block Swiss, tlci twins,
Co; dalslss, lie; triplets. He; young
Americas, lie; blue label brick, Mc; um
berger, Mb.. Ice; 1-lb., He.
riSH (freeh troaenJ-Plckerel, tc: whits,
11c; pike, Uc; trout 21a ; largs orapplea
Ul!c: Spanish mackerel, Ho; ssl, leo;
haddocka, Uc; flounders, las; greea cat
tish. Uc; roe shad, fl each; shad roe, per
pair. USo; salmon. 10s; halibut. 11c; yel
low perch, to; buffalo, c; bullheada, 11c
POULTRY Broils ra, f.007.M per 4oa
springs, too; hens, 17o; couks, Uc: duuka,
ia03ki; geese, Uc; turkeys. He; pigeons,
per do-, ILSJc. Alive: bsns, Uc; old rooat
era. ito-: ataaa. 4c: old ducka full leath
ered. lc; geese, full feathered, lc; tur
keya leo; pigeons, per dua., luu; homsrs,
per doa. H.a; ssuabs, Ns. L B.W; No. A
Wo.
Ribs-No. 1, ITHC: NO. a 14HC! NO. a
use. Loins lis. 1. Uc: No. a lMto: No,
J, Wc. Chucks No. 1. sc; No. t 7wo; No.
a 7c. Rounds-No. 1. U!c; No. a lVo;
No. I. 10c Plstss-No. 1. 4c; No. A
I'ac: No. a tSc.
1X11N8 -wo. 1. uc; no. a Wee; no. a sc.
CHUCKS No. 1. Is; No. a 7e: No, a,
RlRaV No L llfce; No. a 140; No. g
fRUlTS, ETC. Apples, extra fancy
Ben Davis, per bbl . 4 S: Wlnesapa, per,
bbL, e.0; fancy Mlaeoorl Pippins, per'
bbU Ki: Idabe Jonathana extra fancy,
par bo. H.s0; Washington ffpltsenbes g.
Kr box. H b0: Washington R. Beauty, per
x, fx.; Washington Styman Wlne
sapa, per box. I2.S0. Bananas, fancy so
lent, per ' bunch, f3-aMaso; Jumbo, per
bunch, ft.7Mg3.7a Cranberries, Wisconsin
fancy, per bbl., 110. 7C; per box. II 74, Dates,
Anchor brand, new, W 1-lh. pkga In
bexea, per box, flta; Dromedary brand,
new. ID 1-lb. pktnL. In boxes, per box. U.0O.
Figs, California, per caaa ot U No, U
pkga, ate; per case of at No. U pkga.,
ttm. per oaae of M No. t pkga, fate);
bulk, in and i-lb. boxes, per lb.. 10c;
new Turkish, t-crown, in 20-lb. boxes,
per lb., I60; f-crowa. In 10-lb boxes. 14e;
7-crown. In 10-lb. soxea. par lb., 17o.
Orapetrult, Florida, at else, per crate,
M.W; 40 si sc. per crate, M; I0-O4-44 si sea,
per crate, M-iO. Orapes, Malaga. In bbla,
t7.00ty7Wi Lemone, Llmonelra esleoted
brand, extra fancy, MO-MO sues, per box,
M.O0; Loma Llmonelra, fancy, luO-Mi slaea.
Wc per . box less; California. IMS slaea,
per box. tOu. Orangee, tllfornla Ca
meiia Brand. Navela. extra fancy, M-L-
UO-I7O-I00-214-1M slsea, per box. 11.23: extra
choice, all si sea, per box. 1300; Klepbaat
brand. lat-lao-lTVJus-rt slsea, par box.
t.i: 2!iO-t-34 slsea. per box, tats.
VEGETABLES Beets; Old crop, per
lb. Ic. Cabbage: Wisconsin, per lb.. 4c;
new California, par ., sc. ueiery: t-Sl-
lfornla Jumbo, per dna. 11.01; Florida, la
ths rough. and I doa. per case. fl.
Cucumbers: Hot housa, per doa.. tluO.
Egg plant: ranjey r ioikim. per ooa, aaeu,
Carllc: Extra fancy, whits, per 10.. lie
Ittuca: Extra fancy, leaf, per doa, 44a.
Onlona: California, white, boiling, par
lb. 4c; Wisconsin, yellow Globe, per lb
4Ve; red Globe, per lb., 4Sc: Spanish,
per crate, fAaV. ' Parsley: Fancy aouta-
e, - ur doa.. burn-ties. Mfile. Parsnips:
Per lb.. tec. Potatoes: Minnesota, Red
River Early Ohio seed, per bu., fVTt;
Minnesota Early Ross seed, par bu, tl ;
Hiiaa Trlumoh aed. per bu.. CM: Wis
consin whits stock, per bu.. U SA Ruta.
bagaa: la aacaa par 10. ic. lomatoee:
vuveula. ner Abak. crate, 1X74. Cubaa.
par e-bsk. oartlar. Itia Turnlpa: Per lb.
MI 8CKLLAN COCS-Almonds: Tarra.
sou aer lb. USc: ta aaok Iota la
Coooanou: Par sack, faoa Filberts: Per
In . 14c: In sack lota, la lees. Psaauu:
Roasted. In sack lots, par lb, 7yi;
roasted, teas than sack lots, per la, icj
,.w sw lb- 4c Pseaaa: Large, per la..
17c- m sack lota, lo Mas. Walnuts. 'New
crop, 01L California, per lb., 17c: la sack
lota. Is less. Cider: New Nehawka, par
14-gal. bbl., C.oo: per AVgaL bbL, air,
New Tork Mitt a. per avgai. dm., xaaa;
per -aL bol tasa Hoaey: New. M
frames. P.7V Kraat: Per la-gai. keg.
taS; per e-gal. kefc ILav
CM la asl Meal a.
SAVANNAH. April a-TURPEVTTNtT
rirm. aiVjC. Bales.
bbla: receipts
Itwo days , 4w bbla.! shtpmenta, JM bbia;
stock. ia4Jt bbla.
ROKIN-Flrm. ttalea, l.tTf bbla: re
oelpta, 1 1st bbka: sjrlpmsata. ta bbla;
stock. i6 bbla Quote: B, fa TO; D,
4 r; K. J7 40; F. O. H. V 7 K. f7.; at
fl.aj); N. W.ss; WH V: WW, W.5. t
NEW YORK. April A DRY OOOfMt
The ootton goods markets rule strwag.
' Hiearbed cntttaas are beiaar advaaced
generally. Hosiery aaa sssereesr are
la better daananal tn aU soarten as tha
market. I iniee rasa ru-sa.
tasfcs If ay Market.
nvAHA ADrtl A-No. L ftast;
Ka 1
en, a- . a 4iXM 00: Ma. 1 wad land.
ta.-. No. I iowkua. (a.0: siratra. Cessna
m and 4th ewtrnc. t sasjet-S-. at aad
3d cwulag. Itt aajttA, Ma, a.
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Twenty-Five CenU
Higher for Week.
HOGS SHOW LITTLE CHANGE
Sheep Claac Week Tea ta Flfteea
Hlaatev Than Last Week, with
Letsaaa Tweet y-Flve ta
Slaty Ceata H laker.
fiOCTH OMAHA, April 1 lSlt
Recetpuf were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official
elonoay.
. 1.741
Official Tuesday.
. L748
. 1.ST0
. t71
. l.fl
. m
Official Wednesday.
Official Thursday ..,
oinrial rrtday
Gsiimad Saturday. ,
Six days this week... 1.157
Same days last week..n.Kl
Sams days I wks ago..U.
Sams days t wks ago..l.34
Same days 4 wks ago.. It, an
Sams days last year..l4.s44
Tba followina table shows ths receipts
of tattla, hugs and sheep st ttouta
Omaha fur ths year ta oats as compared
wiin last year: -
1S1L 1911. lac seew
csttis mast ts7,is- 4 an
Hogs L017.431 4S4.354
Sheep 104.191 4S0.044 111.247
The folowlna Ubls shows ths rsngs of
prices paid for bogs st South Omaha for
ths last few days, with comparisons:
Date MU. IMll.lMW.IUQi.lllof IBW-ltf1
M . k 9U 7 KU S JJ U 711 UI S a f a
l k Wl T il 14110 Ml 5l t 671
M'ch 111 I rn.S7 i 'H i to 111
A or 11 1.1 1 n
i 7 ta am a 711 1 7tit 4 41
April f ( 1 THm
10 all 721 7I( l
W I TO t 7! l 4
IW.lOtvJ 1 1 74J si,
f Bil0 42i ITsj .1 4s S1
4il lQ.3J lltT0!4Ci 4M
April 1.1 f 79
April 4.(7 41;
April . i a
April C.
bundsy. .
Recelpta and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock yards. Bouttt Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at I p. m.:
RECEIPT S-CARA . , . .
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'ar'
C. M. St. P.
1
Union Pacific
C. A N. W., east....
C. A N. W.. west...
C St. P.. M. O..
C, B. & (J.. east...
C, B. A u.. west..
C. R. 1. ?.. east.
C R. I. west
Illinois Central
2b
4.
87 ,
S
1
51
'i
t
i
Chicago UL YV.
ToUl receipts... II 154' t I
DIUPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hoga Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.J 11
Swift A Co - $.341 -.j.
Cudahy Packing Co U . 1
Armour A Co .. . MJ) ....
Murphy ..
Other buyers 41 .... ....
Total.
v5 .t
rATTLB RecelDts of cattle -looked
quite large on paper this morning, there
being seventeen cars reported In, which
i. mnee than usual on a Saturday. How
ever, tire moat of these cattle were stook.
era and feeders snippeo nore 00 "ii
orders and were not oftsrd for sals on
the market,
Ths market this week has been In de
cidedly unsettled and abnormal condition,
owing to the fact that high water haa
Interfered with ths natural movement of
stock to such an extent that on aome
days there have been hardly enough cat
tle hers to make a market. Fortunately
roads to tha eastward were open, so thst
the packers were able to ship ths product
and hence wars free buyers ot such cattle
aa reached the market. Under the Influ
ence of a good buying demand prices
showed a decided advance and at the
close ot ths week beet steers are right
around So higher than one week ego
Oowg and helfexs have shown fully that
much advance and In aome eases pos
sibly mors. Whlls ths quality ot ths cat
tle arriving haa been generally poor,
there hsvs been steers good enough to
bring 17.10 and heifera up to H.7A
The trade In stockers and feeders was
limited flrsl by ths small number of
eattle of that description received and
second by too fact thst tt was practically
Impossible to ship out snythlng to ths
west. - Prices fof ths week have not
shown much change, but tne feeling la
generally strong on ail desirable grades at
Li.iAlallona on cattle! QOod tO OhOlce
beef steers. 17.10.; lair to good beef
ateers. Koe7. 10; common lo fair beef
ssivwiasu: eood to choice heifera.
lilMikes: aood to choice COWS. K.0UU4I.U),
fair to good cows, ft-Stf&OO; common to
four oowa, fi.76tj4.ij, good to choice
stockers snd feeders, t4.4W8e.50; fslr to
good stockers and feeders, f&lwu.);
1 ummon lo fair stockers snd feeders, RS0
tjo 2; stock hellers, sa.zicjo.aii veai caives,
vYoOfc-a.40; bulls, stage, eic.,'H.tfxus.7.
mil, a r or in. unai u.j v m. -
recelpta of hoga ware large, amounting
to over lo.mw neaa- 4 wo or iniee ut in.
u..iine nuvera neeOeO aining orovea.
however, and ths packing demand early
h.il an active appearance at figures
strong to a nickel higher. Shippers helped
establish this traaing oasis oy taxing
eighteen or twenty loads, but aa soon ss
ths demana oegan 10 tweaacn jm
urnari downward, closing about a nlcksi
lower than yesterday. Packers that re
fused to encourage strength during the
fore part of ths session bought offerings
Ists In leisurely fashion, clearance being
delayed until After midday.. .
Lest heavy nogs ensngeu nanaa at si. as.
aa compared with yesterday s II Iw top.
unik consisting of mixed end butcher
grades, moved within the .'.i61.74 spread.
prices Covering B range 01 auoui w iwnia.
nacon hose usually sold from 17.40 down-
wartSut sa.es beiow tne f;.a level were
few and scat urea.
nemaraiiaation of frelsThl Son-Ice div
ine ths first half ot the week dominated
the local market, receipts ueius cut avwn
to minimum sue. ituna were too aniau
to axclts much interest In packing circles
and shippers usually took the big bulk
at stronger figures, nines Wednesday
rail service has unproved considerably
and tba trade Is closing In pretty good
snaps, prices ruling geoeislly steady with
the small, raggeu sustnees IM a week
ago, r
Kenreaentative sales:
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m rrs ... T 74
m 94 ... ts
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SHEEP-Sta loads of sheep and lasabs
were lncroded In tas Hre stork estimate,
rot lour of there were essstgned through
to tho east, leaving tho market a Most
barren and nominal ly steady.
paring tbs week trade has been fea
tured by ngbt recelpta das to roods and
.-w,f am all railroads west af Omaha.
Tho largest supply arrived yeetsrday
abeen asw esse sw a "wt" ,"".'"
of tnrwugk IdaAs stuff, aad actual offer
insa wars aatsgtr. Natural It. assail ship-
,m neaeaa nxewara. saaaaa eceeiDg assess
tvaacwa, with shews doses about Mvuc
ktgbar Imijss 1 isustil Is lambs has been
aa were gevMralry owou
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ai.WO lJto
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H.4X C7.M
7.1S0 63,539
67.S74 0. 644
M.SDS 4L46I
4.sa .7l
shorn lambs getting ths lone end of the
rise. .
Mexican lambs have aretlcauy quit
coming, and plump spring tamha suitable
for the rosier aamana were very scarce
throughout. Fed westerns ta the wool
made up ths bulk of offerings, although
there was a reasonably good showing of
xhorn stock. As much as I7.K was paid
yesterday for toppy wooled western
lambs, the lushest price on record, since
June of 1110. Good shorn lambs havs
been selling around f.0u7.t. with scat
tered packages of springers at fU.OOfl
14.00 and better. Shearers were com
pletely out of the trade until Thursday,
when they purchased, about 1.000 head ot
fair to good tat lambs at fTJHri.Oa. Noth
ing whatever has bean taken oaca tor a
normal feeding term.
Demand for both sheep and Iambs has
been vigorous as a rule, but none of tbe
larger packers havs bean aoie to seep
killing gangs busy mora than two or
three hours each day. One concern that
ordinarily takes 8,008 or mors head weekly
has killed out only ! neaa sines last
week's close. Wooled ewes reached Is. a)
yesterday and attractive wethers would
probably land around 14.1s, but wethers
and yearlings havs been equally scarce.
Quotations on sheep and kunba: Lambs,
good to choice. f7-t&9; lambs, fair to
good, t&tugft.te: lambs, shorn. tt-totyTJI;
fat shearing lambs. M.Mt7.46: yearlings,
handy, ft.St)T.; yearlings, heavy, HKt
Itt;. yearlings, oonunon, tU0J.O: weth
ers, good to choice. !4.00tj4.B; wethers,
fair to good, t.7st.; awes,' goad to
choice, t&;0O4.40; awes, fair to (Mod,
Htuga.70. .
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK- MARKET
Demand far An Classes af Stack ts
, . . gteady. - '
CHICA GO, April 4 CATTUC He
celpts, 200 head; market steady; beeves,
VAej&eb; Texss steers, HM01I87 west
ernsteers, fS.iafj0.8f; stockers and feed
ers. 14 264i.e: cows and heifers, I2.4MJ
a70;calvaa, fr.7Stja.
HOOS-Receipts, 1,000 hekd; mirket
shade above yesterday's: light, tt.isVrjS.OO;
mixed. I7.0u6a.al: heaw. r.0tUi.O7w;
rough. f7Hv7.W; nigs. to.f7Js; bulk of
M M. S7.8llt.011. -
SHEEP AND LAMB8-B scripts. '1.O0I
head; market steady; native, f4.40.60:
western.-14 607 10: yearlings, aa.fixgii.uu;
lambs, native, lk.&&i.m w eastern, f.S
Kansas City Llvs Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. April C CATTLE
Receipts. MO head, no southerns; mar
ket steady: dressed beef and export
steers, IT.? SO; fair to good. I6.2o3K.00;
steers, ta.iS4ya.00: stockers and feeders.
R7Ui.7&: southern steers. tS.2VS7.oO
southern cows, tl.s0O4.0D; native cows,
t3.5Wi6.S0; native heifers, RT&tyl.lO; bulla
14 rnOO: calves. Is.OMsaSs.
HOli-Receipts, I.VUI neaa; market ec
hlrher: bulk ot salea I6.7etf7.90: heavy.
f!.800; packers snd butchers, I7.754J7.;
lights. n.aou7.w: pigs. v.ntm.vj.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Itecetpts, none;
market ' steady; lambe. fa&0(rS-00; year-
Unas. K.OO07.H): wethers, te.00te6.36: swes,
t4.60Sr4.00; stockers and feeders, t3.5OSj4.O0.
St.. Loals Live stock Market.
ST. LOUTS, April a-CATTLE-Ro-
celpts, 100 head, - no Texans; market
steadv: native shinning snd export steera
I7.508.50; dressed beet and butcher
steers. KOutri.&o; steers nmer 1
sounds. t3.00tTS.0l: stockers and feeders.
t3 2u4i4.23: rows, ana neiters. tawavxi;
csnnera. tl.7T4.: bulls, Ki.tuiT&:
calves. fC.00tiO.eO; Texas snd Indian steera
K.0W7.00: cows and heifers. M.WBS.A.
HOG-S Recsi nts. aow neaa; market
strong: Dlara and llghta t6 SOaT.90: mixed
snd butcher steers, I7.70ffj.e5; good, heavy,
St. Joseph Live Stook Market.
UT. JOSEPH. April a-CATTLK Re
ceipts, 100 head. Market steady! steers,
taxeas: oows and heifera, fats?1?-;
calves. M.OOBe.00.
HiMiS Receipts. 1.WYJ head. Msrket
steady; top, ft Mi bulk ot aales, fT.Ctf
hhkep AND LAMBS-No recelDta
Market nominally steady; lambs, fi.00t
1.00. . r
.- . Stock la SlaTht.
Receipts of live stock at ths five prin
cipal western, markets yesterday:
. cattle, nose, snoop.
South Omaha WO .a) , LKO
St. Joseph .....li NO asm .
Kansas City MO . t.uts) ,
St. Louis. 100 1000 .
Chicago aout . HO
Totals
...1.100 21.409 1,100
Wool Market.
ST LOUIS. Anrll I.-WOOL 8teady;
territory and western mediums, lttjlfe;
tins mcdius. latyiic; tine, iwv-so.
Mine Superintendent
Shot by Blacksmith
BROWNSVILLE. Pa., April A-Wllllara
C. Gartlsy, superintendent of ths Clyde
Cosl company's mine Ftadertoktown,
near hers, waa wounded, perhaps fatally
today by John KossJck, a mlno black
smith. Kossick then shot and killed him
self.. . . . ; . . , - t 1 ,
Superintendent Oartley was talking with
Janes. Nealo, president, and. J. Oesgan,
general manager of tbs company, when
Uoastck appeared at, tbe snlna office and
requested Oartley ts step outside. As
Oartley ftsppsd clear ot tbs office, Kos
sick without s word soot him, ths bullet
passing through tbs ' left . cheek 'and
emerging below tbs right ear. As Messrs
Nesls and Oeegan rushed from tbs otfles
Kossick shot himself. .,
Tho motive ts not known.
INCENDIARY SETS FIRE
TO D00S0N SALES STABLES
Firs believed to havs been incendiary
destroyed s part of tha Dodson Sales
stables la tho rear of 1101 Chicago street
early last averting. In .ths bams wsrs
thirty-five head of hones aad It was only
by ths quick work of W. L. Dodson, who
awns tho property, aad spectators, that
The firs department responded tmtss-
olately to the alarm and they, extin
guished the blase before tt got stack
headway. Tha less Is estimated at 171
aad Is sot covered by Insurance.
Dodson saya ho knows ot a
why oss ahould wish ts destroy his prop
erty or what motive would Incite the fire
bug.
TAFT REARS TBI SCtjeBJTIIEIMS
rotswrs Asxtesa so Kaser nospscts
of Alaska.
WASHINGTON. April I President
Taft gave a bearing today os Alaska and
tho prospects tor Its development to
ftenator Guggenheim of Colorado, his
brother, Daniel Ouggsnhelsa, and several
experts af tho - Oucsenhelni company.
Secretary Fisher was present aad Ties
rraetdont Sherman, at the exrntatloa at
the president, was aa tatexwsted ttetener.
Tba OugganheinMi were anxious to
know, tt was said.- what might be ex
pected Is the way ot legislation that
would allow tho development of Alas
ka's natural resources and Is part leu lar
tho coaL
They control tne Copper River railroad
planned to UP tbo Bnring seal Devil.
For this road there Is sow jractlceily ss
traffic and the opening of the field would
maure big tonnaaw. They wsrs icportcd
Interested also tn Secretary Fisher's pta.
ts build a government railroad is Alaska.
Thin road., tt bain, would sot ooaape's
with the Cower River road.
Neither tho preetdrat nor Secretary
Fierier wwatd predict hctJos by ceotrrew
aw nsnitlng ssiasiris that would insure
the eseslnc of tho coal rWds, althonga
tho
freuueatly
stiisssHT mt prorktlng a lassies! ataa
that tU sjisw tbs fSdas to be
LUMBER REPORT HOT
President Eeplie to Demand Mads
bf Manufacturers.
FACTS A&E HOT COMPILED
Secretary irad Calls Artostlas !
Fact thst Departaaeat Caaaet
Messier Any Verdict Is
Matter.
WAKK7NGTON. April a-Its demand
upon President Talt for pubUcaUon of
eonelnslons of tha Department of Com
merce and Labor upon its lnvestiga
tioa of the lumber manufacturing bnsl-
ordered by congresa tn Mw, was
made pubUc today by tba National
Lmnber Manufacturers' association, with
another correspondence between Presi
dent Taft and the secretary of ths De
partment of Commerce, and Labor.
"We, representing many eiusens 01
ths United States, who are entitled to
Justice at tha hands of ths government,
and to that Justtcs which la doubly
admirable If prompt" says the memorial,
"petition you to have made pubHa at
ths sartiest possible moment ths whole
conclusion of ths Department of Com
merce . and Labor as to too principal
question put to It by tha concessional
resolutions, that ths people 01 this
country may no longer have to aepena
for their opinion as to the lumber pro
ducing Industry upon insinuations, un
verified charges, suspicion or prajudioa.
On receipt of ths statement and pe
tition of the lumber men; President Taft
referred to tbo complaint to Secretary
Nagel, who furnished tha president with
a reply. This reply states the position
of ths administration In the matter.
Ths . lumber manufacturers, upon ra
ce pt of ths letter from ths secretary of
commerce, made another appeal to Presi
dent Taft.
Report aa Standia Timber.,
In tha petition, reference Is made to
the fact that while tbs Department of
Commerce and Labor made public Feb
ruary It, UU, a partial report on ths
lumber Industry, It related only to ths
private ownership of stsuding timber,
in tho United Stales, and advanced
only one ot ths reasons for ths alleged
high pries ot lumber, Jhat this partial
report Ignored ths request of congress
to report iartlculsrly aa to tba exist
ence at, combinations, etc.. in restraint
of trade and therefore failed to (Irs
the lumber producers ths verdict which
they asked for at a conference with the
president. Secretary Nagel and Com-
mlaaloner Smith In Washlngtom January
IS, ma
Tha petition cloaca with an urgent re
quest that tba "charges against ths lum
ber manufacturers of tho United States
hs as promptly brought to a conclusion
as seem likely to bo those against lum
ber dealers who havs been brought Into
court."
Secretary Nagel In transmitting to the
president tho answer to ths lumber men's
complaint, says ths report of tha Bureau
of Corporations was not only Important
and relevant to tho Issue involved In
tho resolution of congress, but that tho
amount of standing timber and tho con
osnt ration of Its ownership were abso
lutely essential to tho dlaouaslon, ot tho
questions Involved. The secretary says
the bureau found a wholly unexpected
and a very remarkable degree of con
centration of standing timber.' It thus
applied a second and absolutely essential
basis fact In tho discussion of lumber
, Caasot Render oroMe. .
Ths secretary says the Bureau ot Cor.
poratlena has, considering ths magnltudo
ot ths task, supplied necessary, facts
ss rapidly as possibly: thst it Is now
carrying oa also an Investigation Into
competitive methods, a report on which
will be presented aa soon as possible.
Referring further to ths statement ot
ths lumber men that ths first and only
report made by the Department tit
Commerce and Labor W4s tho report in
1111 on. standing timber. Secretary Nagel
says tho bureau has also for some time
boon carrying on Investtftstlons Into
ths actual course of tho prices ot lum
ber, and this too will be presented as
soon as finished. Incidentally Mr. Nagel
points out the difficulty of gathering this
Information.
Secretary Nagel aayl,-4n reply to tho
demand for a verdict, that ft would bo
wholly lnpractlcabls tor the ' bureau
and entirely out of Ita Jurisdiction, to
render a verdict on the existence of tho
so-called lumber trust or conspiracy tn
restraint of trade; that tho question la
ttrfctly a legal one. Any attempt on tha
part of the Bureau of Corporations, aaya
-.he secretary, to make such a finding
of guilty or not guilty, would be an
absurdity In itself, and would establish
a most embarrassing precedent
Knox Pays Visit
to San Juan Hill
SANTIAGO, Cuba, April A Secretary
of State Knox arrived hero this after
noon on ths United States gunboat Eagle
from Ouantanamo. 'At tbo request of Mr.
Knox, who desires his visit to bo con
sidered unotnctal one especially in view
of this being Holy Wsek, no functions had
bees arranged for his entertainment.
The secretary and his party spent tha
afternoon sightseeing and tomorrow will
occupy their Mine visiting points ot inter,
sat In snd around Santiago. (
During tha afternoon Mr. Knox and his
party visited the famous Ban Juan hill
battlefield. Formal entertainment- of tho .
secretary will take place in Havana,
where Mr. Knox will probably arrive
April tt. Tho Cabas government has ap
propriated HiOOl for this purpose.
U. S. MORTGAGE k TRIST CO.
OF NEW TORK GAINS
Deposit of 8,000,000 Art) 111,.
4)00,009 Mora TbaM a Tear Ago,
The actable Increase m tha'buslnees, of
tho United Stales Mortgage Trust Co.
Is shows tn tho hast call of tho stale
banking department for tho condition of
trust companies. Tha deposits were re
ported as ia.ais.0lM, which compares with
t44.W7.000 a ysar ego.
This Increase is MgnlQcast from tha
fact that it represents an accretion front
normal bustnesa and not through addi
tions derived from any merger or ac
eulsttioa of other companies.
EIGHT PER CE.VT DTVE8TMEST
A company Is sow forming to man
n facto re in Dearer a WHEAT FOOD
for Breakfast, Supper aad Lunch,
Conforms to Pi.ro Food Laws, En
dorsed by phyglclana. 8hredded
Wheat the money maker, was sttrtel
In Denver.. Stork will be gold In
f l.BS aid larger amounts. 15 cart
be esraed. Write for particulars,
kasos checks or drafts to Ralph U
Paddock, Trwstee, lift Continental
Bids Denver, Colo. ' - -