THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. APRIL 16. 1912.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
kWheai Values Advance Again on
Continued Damage Reports.
JUIL PEEDICTIONS COME TKUE
All Markrte Raw sklppta Mar
Cars Than I Being; Received,
Whlcb MtH that Market
1 is Nat Flrtltiowa.
j OMAHA. April 15,-Wheat values ad-j
, vanced again today on damage report
. which continue to flow in from the
1 wheat territory east of the Mississippi
The only chance for a change now will
j b In aome crop Improvement Under the
moat favorable growing weather. The
j aentiment la o extremely bullish that
j value may contmue to advance wlth
j out further crop Injury. Conservative
I traders however consider the present aa
I vane sufficient for the time being.
All the bullish conditions In the corn
situation that have - been discussed for
; the past three months hav material
! lied as predicted and the advance to vie
, tevela Is the resuit of a legitimate cash
and commercial situation. All markets
1 are now shipping more corn than Is be
! Ing received which proves there Is no
; thing flctlettous about the market.
Wheat values were again forced higher
t on confirmation of bad reports sent In
l last week. The advance has been almost
i too rapid to hold and conservative buying
j at these values Is counseled. Cash wheat
waa Otitic higher.
The corn market showed the effect of
! heavy profit taking and as new buying
I power was lacking values eased aome.
1 Cash Cora ranged unchanged to ISc
lower.
; Primary wheat receipt were 3M.W0 bu.
land shtpTsatita were 316,M bu.. against
receipt last year of tX.OM bu. and shlp
i stent of 4W.0O0 bu.
i Primary corn receipts were IK.OtD bu.
! and shipments were 44 ft bu., against
(receipt last year of 31 4, two bu. and ship
' menta of 42.00 bu.
Clearances were 333. 000 bu. of corn, none
I of oats and wheat and flour equal to
U.M) bu.
i Liverpool closed unchanged to A lower
n wheat and UGTd lower on cum.
h following cash sale wer reported:
WHEAT No. 1 hard. I cars at ll.os.
rmrm at 11.061,; No. I hard, 1 car at ll.osi,;
No. 4 hard, 1 car at Ho., 1 car at il ia:
'a. 1 mired t car at ildbti: No. 1 snrina.
U car at I1.4P.
i CORN-No. whit. 4 ear at 74c. 7
rear at TSc, 4 car at ile; No. 4 white, 1
car at TTVjr; No. 1 yellow, J car at TOtt?.
a cars at isc, car at ise, i car at
74e; Mo. 4 yellow, 1 car at Tac, i cars at
77c; No. I mixed, t car at Tie, 4 car at
TIMrc; no grade, 1 car at 774c. 1 tar at
74e, 1 car at.JHic. f cars at TiUc. 2
an at ?4c
; UAie-np, a wnnw, s cars at eiic; Aa
alt. 1 car at mhc, 1 car at SUhtc
j Osaaha Cask Prices.
wheat-no. j hrd, h.i.4h: no. i
(hard. 1 4.7H; No. hard, Mc(i41.i.
CORN-No. I white. 7itatf7Hc; No. 4
whit. 7707Hr; No. 1 color, ?87'e;
So. I yellow, n'.ftTmc; No. 4 yellow.
WtWfc; No. I. 7l,tf7c; No. 4. 74j77)i;
no grade, 7477tic..
OATH No. 1 white, rmjtfc; stan
dard. f7ti7tc; No. I whit. S765iUc;
No. 4 while, WK4Hc: No. I yellow, Co
Ke; No. 4 yellow, stat"-.
BARLKT-Maltlng. ILlOttl.tl; No. 1
lord: MwMc: heavier that feed. Mcftll..
f KVB-No. I IWUc; No. i. aVHilWc.
1 t. Carlet Receipts.
Wheat, Cora. Oat.
Chicago W u (3
Minneapolis ITU
! Omaha a SO S3
iDululn It ...
I
: CHICAGO CRAI AND PROVISIO.1I
a'eatare at th Tradlag til Cloalag
Prtee a Baard at Trada.
CHICAGO, April U.-It waa a drawn
battle today In wheat. Bale want fat
Into th million and th market time
and again dashed up and down as much
a fVtc. In th end price ranged In
wild disorder from e belor to lc
above, th latest figure of fwty-lglit
hour before.
It was said that th largest owner of
wheat la Chicago had unleaded th great
bulk of hi holdings,
Cora finished further apart even than
wheat, varying from IV off to ISc ad
. vance. as compared with Katurday night.
lata showed a net decline of lo to
ISOlSo and provisions a rise of Mr.
' Th wheat market opened today at th
- highest - price of the year; surpassed
.these befor noon, saw a smash of t
cent In the last hour and yet remained
,oa an average well above the record
I breaking price of last week, especially
for May, th delivery nearest related to
(th biggest (tore of a soft winter wheat
in in worra. it tm sort of grain
that la most plentiful In f'hkaao aleva.
Hot and that which suffered the damage
krepreaented aa having been Inflicted on
tee crop planted last fall. Notwith
standing . evidence - of damag wheat
speculators of all kinds bought with un
daunted confidence. Th damage report
were lust as calamltoua ami murk mr.
(specific than ea previous day alnre tht
w are Degan.
I Between the opening and Ihe rlnea Uae
ywoeat fluctuated from 1 7SJ.IIV with
final sales i"ac net higher, but flat at
kfttll. Other options were, left at a
uwinaung acai from c above to lc ha.
Weata .the wlndup of th preceding
,weea.
Corn closed at the bottom figures of
the eeealon. July ranged from Ti7c,
dewing weak. lSftlSc down at rri...
W'aah gradee were depressed. No. t yei-
iow waa quoted at Tstnoc.
Oata The frequently recurring reports
frero wheat territory that fields were
being or would be seeded to oats, had a
weakening effect on prices of the fodder
cereal. Outside limits reached for July
were (so and 4,c. with the close at
'he last named figures, a decline of
le net. ,
Provisions ascended aa a result or
Ui'gher prices for bogs. Hhorts covered
v vi, uiw, a leaouig packer, tne
graateet advance waa in lard.
tjwotallone en futures eloaed aa follows:
Article) Open.1 High.) Low Cir. SatT!"
r-l 1 I I
May.Il N(tll 1 Ui 1 7S 1U
law
July. 1
1 as
1
- wll tiVI w,...
1 svi,; i m , i ve t
Meot MC44J
May.fn,-Si
Jury. T7',-H
I ep,pjs-;W
rbata I
atay.l5r,fR!
! July.iMn&it
rork I I
7s;
7 i
lust!
J I W i TVi
VrS! T7'.7S',r
I's.7,r4.iTr!itf.s
I
k,l
M1. Ia' . l.ii.
e.cKitr'..',; n
i
( Vay.l P 3 17
it sth! n ts n
17 TT'.l lid t n i.
jot .swwiaf is je
Kept,
atard
, May
' July.
It '., U& ilsswiaw u
I I i I
MS r 1.' :.i J w
43i 1 Si I (4 : j., se , , a
Kept.l
R,' W 3 I M m K'7tl-3Vi So ti
a n be
I May.
7JH' 1
. July.
r E?t 1 rvJ 1 lH . l::.;
1C. W l.-!4, Hi....
Sept
I FIll'R Flm. .
patents. Hlhji.lt: winter s wgho. Jl't
,: spring patenta. . wrSS
winter
etraigsta Hontw, bakere, a,.en4.u.
' RYE No. Ifcc.
BARLEY Keed or nixing lSctoLS
. fair to choice malting. II m& l j;,
1 8EF.D-Ttmothy, KaU.ta). Clover
rtews m.
' PROV18rOK8-McM purk, $i:t:H177S.
' Total (learanres of wheat and flour
wer equal to is bo. Primary reee pts
were 4.m be., compared with eHaw bu.
the eerrespendwg day a year ago. The
visible euvviy of ami la the United
Pule decreased 1. ;. bu. fur the week.
The amount of breadstuff uo ocean pae-
,M:e .iacmaed lM e bu. '
Mloaated receipt for tomorrow
W(hej. M cars: corn. H Lars. oata. Mi
,eare. bogs. M.t bead.
Chicago Cash Pnuat-Wheat: No. I
red. Lstl 12': No. I red. I1.C4114V
Ne- I hard. .kVLU; . I bard, u.ei
1 .; a I Borraera. (LMaiLla. X '
; aortbern. tuiwiai: No. I northern, it Mn
IJi. Na. 1 apring. tl-efl.ll: No. J aptiag
! tMil-Il: No. 4 spring. tsx-trl t: veiei
'ilf. sh-fell.Li. Cora: Xo. yellow. TV
, rc; wmte. sssosnic: x. a
j yellow, WSe; Ne. t 77Sr7r; Ne. 4
(nne, -so. 4 yellow. TTrtw
Oata- Xo. t wWte, a&V: No. 1 white
si x. Timothy seed. 6 004JI2.0I. Closer
seed: I16.0li4i21.5w.
BITTER Steady; creameries,
2S31c;
dairies. S44jJSc.
EGOS Steady: receipts. K.WB cases: at
mark, esses included, 14lc; ordinary
ursts. imiibc: rirsta, isc.
CHEESE Weak: daisies. 1.6 lSc
twins, hmic; young Americana, 15Vi?
lac: long horns, brtrTl'isc.
POrLTRY-Steady: turkeys, 14c; chick
ens. 14e; springs, Wie.
VEAL-Kteady: "ITlllic.
POTA TOES-Weak; receipts, M cars;
Wisconsin. tl.iMl.2i; Michigan and Min
nesota, 11.2341.28.
EW VORK GENERAL MARKET
Daetatlaa ml the Day aa Tartans
teas as edifies.
NEW YORK. Anrll 15-FLrOUR
Firmer; spring patenta. I5.M670; winter
straights, H aiK4 ; wnnter patenta, H 7
tw.CO; aprlng clears, 14 35i4.S0; extra No.
1 winter, H.H3 0. eatra No. 2 winter,
P T4l3.r5; Kansas straighta. $4 vo4 45.
Hye flour, firm; choice to fancy, lo.0u4V5.20.
COKNMEAIy-Steadr; fine white and
yellow. Il.70tjl.7l; coarse. tl.KtJl.7fl; kiln
dried. U.90. '
RVE-Flrm; No. !, 7c; c. I. f. Buafflo
to arrive.
B A RL.ET Steady ; malting. tl.S1.3t
c. I. f. Buffalo.
WIIEAT-8pot market Irregular; No. 2
red, 91 elevator, export basis, to ar
rive, and I1.I3H. f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1
northern. Imluth. f. o. b.. afloat
opening navigation. , Future market de
clined at the atatr' on the cables and
foreign selling, rallied on unfavorable
crop new and the decrease In the visible.
but was easv late under prom taxing,
closing hr,c net lower: May, II 120I.1S4.
closed at ILli',: July, l.iSl l!;
closed at ll.loS; September, closed at
11.09; receipts, rs, bu.; shipments, Z5S,.
.b4 bu.
CORN Knot market easy: future mar
ket nominal: receipts. 3.3. bu.
OATH ri not market barely steady;
standard white, etc. In elevator; No. 2,
44c; No. 9. KPtc: No. 4, 43c; natural white
and while clipped, eurtftc. on track. Fu
tures market waa nominal. Kecelpta, 68.tUS
bu.
HAY Firm: prime. 11.45: No. 1, gl.to;
No. t. 1.301.S5: No. 2. 11.11120.
HOPS ouiet: state common to
choice, 1911. HJi.'A:; 1I0. nominal; Pacific
coast, mil, 41t 44c; llt. nominal.
HllES-Duli; Central America, 24H;
Bogota. 241 &c.
LEATHER Unn: hemlock firsts. J5
27c: aeconds, 24:; thirds, 21022c; re
jects. IV.
PROVlsIONS-IHirk. firm; mess. I19.0D
(l i M; family. t0ti21.l, short clears.
IKOlMi lt.OU. Beef, steady; meas, I1J.60W
14 i: family, llti.Ovu .; beef hams. 129.00
ti 11.00. Cut meats quiet: pirxiea oeiues,
10 to 14 pounds, llO.jowllOO; pickled hams,
I120MJ12 Ijird. strong; middle west
prime, 110 rrl.D0: refined, firm; conti
nent. iom: South America, 111.10; com
pound, Iftflotja us.
TALLOW Firm: prim city, hhds.,
4 l-lc; siieclal. c; country, 6'mS'.
BI'TTER Hteady; receipts l,M tubs;
creamery specials. Sic; extrss, 32Sc;
firsts, ll'vuc; seconds. 3W1lr; state
dairy finest. WXV; good to prime, Ht
lie; common to fair, SitSc: process spe
cials, 27(Mi2sc; exlraa. Hl77c; first, 2tVi
flbc: seconds, ztttjoc.
CIIEEKE Hteady; receipts tit boxes:
stale, whole milk held, white or colored
best. Wen-sic; earn under grade, llHUsc;
skims, 4'uHWc.
KUU8-l.'psetlld. receipts 24.411 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 22c; first storage
parked, 21V; first regular packed north
erly section. 9tH.tf2lc: same, southerly
section, IS'l-'Oc; fresh gathered sec
onds. IsVulUVsC; western gathered whiles,
nmfJIc.
IDl'LTRT Oreaaed. steadier; western
fowl, 14tlt!c; turkeys, 13jC'c.
Kt. I.eels lieaeral Market.
ST. ljOt'lW. April 1S.-WHK AT Cash,
Higher; track Ne. 1 red, ll.12tyl.llH; No.
1 hard. II OaWI.17.
COHN-lwer: track No. t. CHeUc:
No. t white. 3(JH4e.
OAT8-U.wer, track NO. 2, Wc; No. 1
whit. sOtieHHc
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT-Weak: May. 11.08: July. 11.024
l.V
COit iwer: May, Elf: July, 7Sc.
OATH-Lower; May. s7ta60;t.c: July.
UVc.
riYK unchanged; c.
KI.OI R (cirm: red winter patents. M.7S
fas M). extra fancy and straight, HNVt.ti;
hard winter clears. 13. Dig?, si.
BKKI-Tlmolhy,
HKAN-Mteady; tacked, east track. U 31
IK.
HAr-Oulet: timothy. KS.OOtia.W:
prairie. t-U ("! 3 0).
pkuvimunb- porit, unchanged; ion.
blng, fs.7&. lArd. unchanged; prime
steam, 11' tterlO Oi. Dry salt meats, higher;
boxed, extra short, 111.09; clear ribs. (H.uO;
short cleara, fll.tt. Hacon, higher: boxed,
extra ahorta, $12.o; clear ribs, IllOt; short
clears. Ill .26.
POCLTRY Hteady; chickens. 11c;
springs. Uc; turkeys, 14c; ducks, lie,
geese, ae.
Ht.'TTKR Firm; creamery, tlQXto.
EUOo-Eteady; 20,c.
Itecelpta Shipments.
Flour, bbl IM 7.UI0
Wheat, bu.. 3,w) atom
Corn, bu m.iui j;,u
Oats, bu l.0t ' 22.000
Kaaaaa lltr Urala and Prevlsl.aa.
KANSAS CITY. April H.-WHBAT-
Cssh. m2e higher: No. I hard. II i
11:; No. a, ll OKtil ll, No. I red, 1.7S
l.i: No. t, l 107.
tXiRN-l nrhangrd to tie lower: No. 2
mixed, KSeiiQc; No. a, sihtncjc; No. t
white. t'MiOc; No. I, imtjiuc.
OATit-Milc higher: No. j white. 41m
V: No. 2 mixed. MrWve.
closing prices or rutures:
WH KAT May, II.MVt1.0V: July. JOSo:
September, H7iiS7Hc.
CUH. stay, ,c, July, irtc; aeptem
er. 7a 'eC
OATs-July. a2bU4c: 8eolember. !U
42V.
HYB-elMOc.
HAY-Mleady; choice timothy. t2S.fO0
34 (si. choice prairie, S3I.7M21 IW.
Bl vrtut creamery, no: nrst. xsc:
seconds, 27e; packing stock. 22c
tuua Extras, 'lc: firsts, lsc
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 4ii la.aio
Corn, bu 104 ' eu.eo
Oats, bu 14.IXB 12.UJ
NKW YORK. April It-The visible sup
ply of grata In the I'nlted States Satur
day. April 13, aa compiled by tlie New
York Produce exchange, was aa follows:
Wheat. 4;w.0 bu.; decrease. l.W.o
bu.; In bond. M.U.OI0 bu.; Increaae, 2MM
bu. Corn. 1144S.IU) bu.: decrease. 2 4J7,J
bu. Oats. bu.; decrease, 211 bu.;
in bond, t.2 ua bu.: increase, iikwj bu.
Kve, MI.OUi bu.; decrease. 111,00 bu. Bar
ley, ll.72ts bu; decrease, IH0.0U bu.;
in bond. 433.wd bu. ; decrease, 7,0 bu. The
Mai hie euoolv of w heat In Canada but
Saturday waa 3.7J7.IM) bu.. an locreaaa
of u bu. .
l.lTer-el Orala Market,
LIVF.RPOOL. April IS. -WHEAT -
Finn: No. t red weetera winter, ac 4Ud.
Futures, easy: May. isllSd; July,
7s W4d: October, s d.
CORN Spot, American mixed, new,
f.rm. s4d; American mixed, old. steady.
4s lid; American mixed, new kiln dried,
firm. 4s Hid. Future, easy; May, 47d,
ae;teinber, 6a Sd.
rUJI R Winter patent. Issed.
HOPS In London (Pacific coast),
1111 ad.
Mllwaake Grata Market.
H1LWAI KEK. April 15. WHEAT N.
northern. 11154.1.14 No. 1 nortj
"- . . . "rai "Inter. .41.
norwern.
uar li ex bid: July. Ii asa asked.
.
Cor.N-N'o. 3 ve!l"W. S5e: No. 1 whit.
!--, No. X. H'jtx-c. May, 7c bid. July.
T7, bid. . .
OATS ftanoara. witiw.
BARLihY Malting. fc-IMjlJa
Pewria Market.
PEORIA. April li-CORN-Higher: No.
4 wblte. 7V; No. I yellow track, TSSe;
Xo. 4 yellow track. TVyc; No. I mixed
track. 7'c: No. 4 allied track. c;
sample. fr&T7e.
OATft Inchanged: Xo. I whit track
UU'jiHc; No. 4 white. Kc
Mlaweapwll 4. rata Market.
MlXXEAPOLIg, April Ik WH EAT
May. II : July. S: Wept ember. 114:
caab Xo. I hard, Bsar.l4S; Xo. I aortn
em. II T; No. t Borthera. War,; Xo
a, aiotv -
Oaaaka Hay Market.
OMAHA. April lA-BAY-Xo. 1. 42 4:
Na 2. IZLItsS-'; Xo- t I143.1S: Xo.
I middling, to-: No. 1 lowland. aV
CS-- a Haifa, choice third aad fourth
cutting. lavatrM; first and second cut
ting. Iifta. No. 2, (asvia, No. I
liaaars..
NEW YORK jTOCK MARKET
Pricea Go Higher Despite Some Un
favorable Developments.
mfjUEOUS DECLDHS IASLY
Xelllaal Meveaseat Meeta Prwaapt
Sapawrt la Fare of Baylagt
Order Which Sooa Efface
the
NEW YORK. April li.-Regardless of
a variety of developments, some of them
distinctly unfavorable, the stock market
today made another very decided move
In the direction of higher prices.
The Initial dealings followed London's
lead by registering many declines of one
to two points and In a few isolated
cases the fell waa greater. Marked
weakneaa was shown by the preferred
share and the bonds of the Intern'
tional Mercantile Marine company, one
of whose leading subsidiaries Is owner
of the steamer 'Titanic.
The Belling movement met with prompt
support In the shape of buying orders
which soon effaced a great majority of
losses and In some cases brought tn.
level well above Saturday'e close. By
midday the movement gathered greater
Impetus with high records for American
Can common and preferred. The pre
ferred Blocks closed with a net advance
of Hi points, while the common was
P
The strength of United Plates Steel
Issues was another prominent feature,
th common stock leading the entire
list. The resiliency of this security was
something of a surprise to many room
traders In view of the general belief that
It earning for th quarter lust ended
would probably fall short of dividend
requirements. The annual meeting of
the shareholder waa held today, but
aside from the report of the special com
mittee appointed to inquire into tne cor
poration treatment of Its laborers, the
proceeding wer of a perfunctory char
acter.
Cooper sbare. more particularly Amal
gamated Copper, held a prominent place
In th day' operations. Directors of
th company are scheduled to meet this
week and the financial district believes
an Increased dividend will be declared.
Harrltnan and Hill stocks as well ss
other standard Issue participated In th
all-around advance, a did also many
specialties, some of th latter rising from
1 to S points. In the lata afternoon
business slsckened materially, but witn
out Impairment of quoted value.
Some of th day' highest price
wer quoted In that period and the list
showed no Inability to absorb the day's
heavy offerings. The closing ws ac
tive, with prices at or within fractions
of the very top, late spurt In New
Tork Central and I nlon Pacific being
the especial feature.
London we a erller here at tne open
ing, but later bought moderate amounts
of Steel. Amslgamated Copper, the llar-
rlmana and hrlea.
Time money worked lower and call
money waa easier. Nome encouragement
was found In last Saturday's hank atate.
ment which resulted In a very consider
able strengthening of local reserves. An
other small shipment of gold tn South
America, nrobably for London account.
and aubtreaaury withdrawals to New Or
leans wer among th Incidents of the
dsy In the money market.
Railroad officials reported Improvement
In traffic conditions In the west, but In
southern and southwestern territories
the floods continue to work hardship.
Unfavorable crop advices were received
from Indiana and Ohio.
Bonde were Irregular, but later hard
ened with the raise In storks. Total
ale (par value) amounted to ti.S81.ono.
Lnited Mtatea government bond un
changed on call.
Number of sale and leading quotations
on stock today were as follows:
ties. Hits. Use. (.loss.
aMUKalwer s'l US 4, 4 4
Amstsasute Cosset ... H.I0S u
Aswrltae Atrlaallural ... ! toi sna
t
aatenoaa Meet Bassr.., ii.me
Americas Cas let.oss
Aaerleaa V. A r ...... 4.40S
America Osttea Oil .... Sps
awerlras H a L. I4 . MS
An iW . iniias w
it.',
at
n
u
OH
lttt
41 a
a4
America Uhm4 I.Tes
Aieerteaa Lsreaiotlvs .,, I.MS
"a
U
4JH
M'l
U
AraerirsB It.
II. aN
A is. a R n
Am. Susar Ren slag..
Amerieaa T a T
Aawrlraa Tobsees
Americas Tntmceo s(4.
Americas Woolsa
Anaconda Mlalsg f..
Alrklao
Atrbleaa M
Aiubim Coast Use...
la
l ea) l!i ih iiTat
I. ma leat Mt't mia
tea xj tuia su
leiU;
,
., Tew v, 41 i4
., 14 let let', lalv, iw
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... i.ios lo:s la;1, WS
.. l ias MS ais mv,
., M U', t! US
., 4,B Hi 1H 2U',
., IMS 2H (4 21'i
.. 4as r n ajrt,
la let Ml MB
Biltiaioro a Okie
Hethieneai Steel
kroetlrs rUsM Tr......
lkns41SB Psrlfls
IWnl Leather
t'entral LMilwt Bf4
(Vitrei ef Ne Jersey..
Csiiaiiaaa m Okie.,...
Phlrasa A Alias.
tiraso fa. W' . ,...
Oticro o. w. pts
CMrosn N W. .......
kleao. M. A A P....
(Tklse Oapper
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ana as as rr
10 111 141 ' lOS
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(Ktierade satsera....
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Cora Praaucla
Delaware a Hudeoa
Dearer A Hie Urease...
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Latadea Sleek Markrt.
IINDOS April li. Amerieaa eeeuritiet
opened weak today. Realunng depressed
price during the first hour. At aoon the
tone waa weak and values ranged from
unchanged to Is points lower than Sat
urday's New York closing. Canadian Pa
cific waa strong at aa advance of 3
point.
In th afternoon the market rallied
smartly under the lead ef Amalgamated
Copper, I'nlted rttates Steel and I'men
Pacific arnica ware purcoesea ea nr.
York orders- The closing ws firm.
l.ooOon rwanng store quotations:
a l-lSbeakmlla 4 Naak.lSSU
....amsa. Kaa. Tex... Ms
MS Bear Terk Pearo-st. .ins
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Aicaaaaa IMS as pad
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riullas ParUV ..SSHP.U4 Mlaea
Cl!aapetke Oslo. KS Readme
lail. Ureal Western. USSoutbera Ry i
'11.. Mil. A St. P 112 to rid 74
De Beer Jtsoataers Pacific ...11441
PeoTcr & Rio G .. 24 tsiea Partfle I'Sa
f4 44 so pfd M
Erie SC. . Steel.... 7:
sum S4 in e" u1
to 24 pht 47i,Wabain
Grsn4 Trunk Tt eo pf4 It
llllnela OntrsI ....134
SILVER Bar, steady at SPad Pr
ounce.
MONEY-S(i3' per cent.
The rate of discount in the open mar
ket for short bills is 3 7-14 per cent; for
three months' bills, i 7-l3a per cent
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. April li METALS
Standard copper, quiet: spot and April,
I15.50HI5.75; .May. $li57rili;i; June.
115. Vn 15.75; July. IliiSejlS.aa; August.
115.70(1 lisit. London market, firm; spot.
74 5s d: futures. 71 7s. Arrivals re
ported at New York today. 100 tons.
Custom house returns show exports of
10.3SO tons so far this month. Lake copper.
llti.dOh-lli.r.: electrolytic. IIS.OO; casting.
115.50(115.75. Tin. firm: spot and April. (43.25
114350; May. I43.2li4t43.40; June. 142.74
43.37W; July. M2.7S4i4i; August. S42.30S1
42.75. London market, quiet: spot. tVt
He: futures. flM 10s. Lead, quiet: H .lSJi
4.25. New York; M.104.20. Eat St. Louia.
London. IIS 5s. Salter, dull: M.7On4.90.
New York: tsjotrt 70, East Si. Louis.
London. 25 17a ad. Antimony, quiet;
Cookson's, R.(M. Iron. Cleveland war
ranta. 53s lftVrd in London. locally Iron
was steadv; Xo. 1 foundry northern,
H5254J15.75: No. 2. Ill.TStt 15.25; Xo. 1
southern and No. 1 southern soft. 315.25
615.75.
WASHINGTON, April 15-At the begin
ning of business today the condition of
the United Hlates trcaury was: Working
balance In treasury offices. eH.at-.U.Vt: In
hanks and Philippine treasury. 112.4uo.n,jl
total balance In general funds was S12ft.
441.15. Ordinary receipts Haturdsy were
t7.S57.2M with ordinary disbursements of
I3.531.r2a. Deficit to date this fiscal year
Is 112.282,425 as against a deficit of t:3.6
at this time last year. These figures
exclude Panama canut and public dent
transactions.
Baab Irarloaa.
OMAHA. April IS -Bank clearing for
.odav were I2.4c.32ri.7ti and tor the currea-
ponding day last year, e74o.3M.04.
' OMAHA CKER1L MARKET. ' -
butter-no. i. i-ib. carton. c: na
1 In 00-lb. tuba J-'c; No. a, lot:; packing.
12c
CHEESE Imported Swiss. 12c; A marl-
can dwtss. lac; block Swiss, 23c; twina,
22c; daisies, 23c; triplets, 2Jc. young
Amerieaa. 23c; blue label brick, 24c; uui
berger, Mb.. AV-; 1-lb., 23c.
r 1H Ifreeh froaeni-Plckerei. Be: whlta
11c: pike, 13c: trout. 23o. large craoDlea.
111 15c; rJpanleh mackerel, liej; eel, lc;
haddocks, Uo; flounder. 13c; green cat
fish, lac; roe shad, 1 each; sl.au roe, par
pair, !3Sic; salmon, 10c; bailbut, 11c; yel
low peroh, be; buifalo, bc; builhesda Uc.
RiutlKi-Brunei s. wwui t per dot.:
springs, 2oc; hens, llo; cook. Uc; duekA
lt.Mc; gee, Uc; turkeys, roc; pigeons,
per doi., ILAic. Alive: henA lc; old roost
ers, 10c; nags, w; old duck, full feath
ered, lac; geese, full feathered, bc; tur
key a 14c; pigeons, per tloa., wc; homsra
per doa, ti.w; Btiuaos, Mo. L 41. at). .e, ,
Mc.
Klb-No. L 17Uc; No. 2. 14Uc: No. t
12c Loins-Xo. 1, 19c; No. z, 154c; No.
t, Uc. Chucks-No. 1, bc; No. i Ifec; No.
J, 1c. Rounds-No. 1, Iliac, No. 104,c,
No. , 10c. I'latea-.So. 1, V:, No. A
4Vc; No. a. Mkc
UlINn-No. I Uc; Tve. a, leVsc; No. 1 le.
CHUCKB-No. I, c; No. a, 7io; No. t.
K1BB KO. A 't0. lie; KiO. A
Jilt
.c.
l, U 1 'ITU VTClniilM ..Ira mw.m
Ben Davlal par bbl.. rt.26; Wlneaaps, per.
bbl., 1500; isucy Missouri Pippins, per
hbl., I4-2o; Idaho Jooatnana, extra fancy,
per boa, tt.U); Washington bptuenbsig,
per box. I2.W; Waahtngiun K. Meauty, per
bux. Li. A: Washington Biyman Wine-
Baps, per box. ti.au. Uanauaa, fancy ea-
lect, per puncn, aartra-ow: eumoo, per
bunch, te.75u4.75. Crauberriea. Wlaoonaln
fanoy, per bbl., 110.71. per box. 13.71. iiate.
Anchor oraoa, new, ev i-io. paga in
box, psr box, 12.24; Dromedary brand,
new, 30 1-lb. pkgs.. In boxes, per bos, ta.ua,
eiga, Callforua, per case of u iso. li
pkgs., s5o; per case ol No. 13 pkga,
iJ; per case of W No. I pkga,, un;
bUlBa IH BIH v-rw. yvt iw., uvv
neat Turkish, S-crown, in w-ib. boxes,
psr lb., lae; B-crown, in 2V-ib. boxea, leo;
7 -crown. In 3v-ib. boxes, per ik, i.e.
Urapcfrult, Florida, at size, per orate,
14.011; 44 six, per crate, 6; -wi-4 si sea,
par crate, ta ut). Oralis, Malaga, in buia,
;.ty;.Ml. Lemons, Limonelia selected
brand, extra lancy, Joo-jeu aiaea, par boa,
14.00; Loma Lunoueira. fancy, w-ai aiaea,
Uo per box leae: California, eW-dw aiaea,
per box. taW. oraugee, California ca
malla Brand, Navels, extra lancy, M-L.
lsO-17-2o-214-2IO sixes, per box, j.25; exua
choice, all sixes, par box, IduO; Aiephaat
brand. Ua-loo-174--21 aiaea, pa, wl
13.50; 20V-aa-ia eieww, trw. rvw aeae.
VKOb.lABl.ES beeia: Old crop, par
lb .Wc Cabbage: Wlsvonslu. par lb., 40;
new California, per lb.. 4c. Celery: Cal
ifornia Jumbo, per dua., 4100; l-'lorlda, la
tb rough, and I dot,, per case. 114
cucumbeia: Hot house, par doa, 41 u.
Egg plant: Fancy Honda, per doa, 41.ua,
Oarllo: Extra lancy. white, per lb., lag.
Lettuc: ExUa fancy, leaf, per doa., lac.
oulona: California, white, boiling, per
lb, c; Wisconsin. yllow Glob, per lb.,
two; red .Ulobe. . per lb, 4Hc; bpanisn,
per craw, ta Parsley: bancy south
ern, psr do4 bure hes. uOb74c parsnips:
Per lb., Stec Potatoes: Minnesota, Red
River Eariy Ohio aeed, per bu.. Il ia;
Minnesota fcarly llos seed, per bu., il ls;
Bliss Triumph seed, per bu.. 1140. Wis
consin white stock, per bu., 11 W. Ruta
bagas; In saoka. per lb., lVc. . Tomatoes:
Florida, per 4-bsk. crate, 43.75; Cuban,
per 4-oak. carrier, SAM Turnip: Per 10.
MISCELLANEOUS-Almonds: Tarra
gona, per lb. lls; m sack lots, la Uas.
Coooanuts: Per sack. 15.0a. FUbert: Per
lb, 14c; In sack Iota, lo leas. Peanut:
Roasted, In sack Iota, par lb.. 7io;
roast rd. less than sack iota, per lb, la;
raw, per lb., 4c Pecan: Large, Per la,
lie: In sack lots, lo leae. WalnutA New
crop. Ull. California, per lb.. 17c; In sack
lota, lo less. Oder: New Nebawke, per
15-gaL bbl.. 13.00; per 30-gsJ. bl.L. Is JO;
New York Molt a Per It-gal bbl . .ju;
par JO-gal. bbl., M 5A Honey: New. M
frames. 13.75. Kraut: Par !gi. beg,
M 7; Per 5-41. keg. II 24.
Pblladelphla Prwdeee Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. April 15-Bl'TTER-!teady;
western creamery,
aperlal. 5c: extra. 3Jc: nearby prints. 34c.
EOOS-KIrm; Pensylvanta and other
nearby flrsta. free rases, l.4 per case;
current receipts, free case. MIS per
rase; western flrsta free cases, la. 45 per
rase: current receipts, free cases, 14.15
per t lte
CHEESE Firm: New York full rrrame.
fancy. 2,ttj:ic: fair to good. lWjlV.
raftre Market.
NEW YORK. April li CO FTF.E-Future
barely ateady. net 4 points lower to
4 polats higher. Salea. 2,aa) bags; April.
157r: Mav. 14.03c; June. 14 use: July. 14.12c:
August. 14.14c: Hrptember. lA2r: October.
11. Mr: November. 14.15c: December, 14.10c;
January. Ilaac: Pebruarv. I42c; March,
lilac. 8 pot coffee, steady; Rio No. 7,
14,c: gantne No. 4. wac Mild, auiet;
CordovA 14.1S4C. nominal.
Dry 6 node Market.
NEW YORK. April IS. DRY 4300DS
Tlie wide print cloth market was strong
gam and advance of So a yard were
paid freely. Raw silk I atrong In all
markets. Advance are being named en
staple drees good for late delivery.
Jobber report a moderate trade.
NEW YORK. April ll-EVAPORATED
APPLES Uulet and unrhanaeal on the
spot: fancy. ivtr1tvc; choice to fancy.
!jc: prime. 7s"7c.
DRIED FRV ITS Prune steady, with
a fair Jobbing demand, quotation range
from SStjMHc for California op to Js-aw.
Apricots, auiet and steady: choir. 14e
14 v; extra choir. 15HHeC: faary. la
Mc. Peaches, quiet and barely steady ;
choice, loSertoV: extra cheer, lmil'tc:
fancy. 12i liV- Renin ateady with a
fair Jobbing trade, loose muscatels. 5j
esc: ehor.-e to fancy, ended. - 4;7rr:
seedless. Hr7sjC; lndoa layara, tl
wt-wi. ,
Cettea Market.
NEW YORK. April li-COTTON-Rpot
closed quiet. M point lower: middling
antaads. 11.55c: middling gulf. 11-V-Sale
24 balea.
Cotton future rloeed steady, (lowing
bids: April. ll-Osr: May. 11 Mr: June. 11.RV-;
Julv. HJle: AusruM. 11.2ar: September.
11 25c: October. 11-3: November. lL35r:
December. U.38r: January. il.3ic; Keb
ruary. U.JS; March. 11.44c
tW W ant Ads Produoa Re-uiu,'
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Command About
Steady Price..
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE HIGHER
Sheep anal Laaaa Shew aae Iaell
aatlea Toward Dalleeaa, bat
Still Brlag Steady or Cleae
ta Steady Prleee.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 15, Hli
Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Estimate Monday S.01S W4 4 777
Same day last week... 4.004 .H3 24.051
riame t weeks ago 1.741 1.374 1.093
Same I weeks ago 4.230 S.M15 12
Same 4 weeks ago 5.0l 5.75n 13.a22
Same day last year.... 3.47 4,7 4.11S
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, boga and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date as compared with
list rear: 1!. 1!I Inc. Dec
Cattle 23.547 305.574 22.027
Hog 1.0M.I2S 72S.S
8heep 6i0al 514.751 140.328 ...
The following table shows th range of
pncee paid for hoga at south umana tor
the last few days, with com pari eons:
Data Ull. illl.ll.jl9ll.iliaM.l7.il8il.
April 4. 1
T tll
IM110 4M II 741 4 tit 4 23
4 22.10 42 4 75 ) 4 4.1 I il
4 21 10 M I Ml 5 701 I 441 4 21
I U ll 15' 1 10 I Hi' I I 32
April t.
April .
April 7.
1 us,
7(51,
9
7 61
April I.
April I.
4 12110 111 1 o;
,10 IS I Ml
Tl C tul
I 7l! I 32 1 4 25
April 12
7 oS4l
I la I TBI 4 9f
IK IM 7 01!
5 yw I 451 4 10
6 97 I ; 4 8
I I 42 4 34
I M I 45! I M
i 55' I 4 45
5 43' 4 39 a
April 13
April 14.
Aphll It
I
Sunday.
Receipt and disposition of live stock
at th Union Stock ysrds. South Omaha,
for th twenty-four hour ending I p. m.
yatterday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep U r a.
C. ii. A St. P. Ry.. IS
Wabash li. R 4
2
Missouri Pacific Ity. ..
Union Pacltlo R R 41
U. N. W.. eaat ... 21
C. N. W., wast... 42
C, St. P., 1I.IO..H
C, B. A )., eaat
C R. 1. A P., east. 9
C, B. A ... west... M
llllnol Central Ry.. I
31
3
22
3
1
1
S3
7
2
Chicago U. W. Ky.. 4
Totals...
..1st
DISPOSITION-!! E A D.
Cattle. Hoga Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co...
l.A
swift A Co
l.S7
2.475
1.4J4
270
230
l.6
1.204
2H0
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour A Co
Schaajtrtx Co
J. W. Murphy
Sinclair
14
20
ido
1:17
423
IK
35
:i
M
3H7
10
ltd
17
43
15
421
Kauf A It
Cudahy, from country..
K. Packing Co
W. B. Vanaant Co
Benton, Vanaant A I...
Hill A Son
P. R. Lewis
Huaton A Co
J. H. Root A Co
J. II Bulla
I,. Wolf
McCreary A Kellogg...
Werthelmer A Degrn.,
Lee Rethschlld
Mo. A Kan. calf Co....
Cllne A Christie
Other buyers
sa
Totals 1.755 4,841 J.5IB
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morn
ing were of fairly liberal proportions,
some 5.000 head being reported In. or 1.000
more than were here last Monday and
1.50a more than for the corresponding
Monday a year ago. Quality of the offer
Inea waa fitllv un to the recent good
average and the general market presented
few new res tu res at compared wnn ism
week' a satisfactory close. Buyer were
anxious to aerure the comparatively few
good to choice beeves oriered ana paid
fully steady piirea for anything of this
kind. 1.9 to 1,360 pound beeves selling
up to HUiJ 15. On the medium and com
mon grade th market waa not overly
active and there wer tnetnnee where
rough steera hardly sold ss well a last
week. On th whole, however. It waa sub
stantially a steady market and trading
ws reasonably aotlve.
A wa th rase all last week, there
waa a broad demand and a atrong actlv
market for anything t all useful In the
way of cow and heifer. Packer nsd
good order to fill nd ther was a con
slderable Inquiry for shipping account
and from outside butchers, the demand
Including practically all grade and
weights.
Mom 4 Sa) head of Blocker and feeder
wer shipped to the country last week and
there was very Utile stale stock left In
the yards, so that yard traders were all
anxtoua for supplies and readily bought
up the very limited offeringa at steady
to Wrong pricea Uood etuff of all weight
wa tn keen request and although there
were not a great many country buyers on
hand there were plenty of country order
here and everything changed handa In
good season In th morning at atrong
figures.
Quotation on cattl: flood to cbotc
beef steers. 17 50ir.5. fair to good beef
steers, 17. 0MJ7. 50; common to fair beef
steera. W00tl7.00; good 10 choice heifers,
M. 00417. 50; good to choice cows. I5.50tjl.7v,
fair to good cow. 14 .7545. to: common to
fair cowa, t2.7744.;6; good to choice lock
er aad feeders, M.TatyJ i; fair to good
Blocker and feeder, 15 204.74: common
to fair stackers and feeders, M.sOtfj.ti:
stock heifers, M aori M, veal calves. I5.M
ttti.M: bulla, stag, etc, M.tMjA.lt.
Kepraaeutative sales:
BCKP STKaTRS. '
JC. Ae. V. . be. ; AT. P.
I BSl M 11 171 I 4
11 W 4 at II till T M
II IM I 11 U 171 T 44
II Ml 4 Tt a 1114 t M
at n 1 M A M IH
M tat 4 M . im 1 M
It 19 111 I! I'll T M
all 7 It ! 121 t 7t
11 iim 1 tt m mt t a
tt liar T U 2t llei I is
21 Ml T 21 M 1251 T tt
II HI T M 41 12M 7 M
IT IBM I II 1121 7 M
17 117 T It .114 t 4
11 Mt III I lilt I 1
II ISM 1 11 IM1 4 I
it M4 7 U . M IIM I M
44 lilt I U M 141 t U
tl 1 I M , 1: 1M 4 M
M HIT I 4
COWA
t m m 4 100 1 11
t SI IB t. ler t
t ran i it a , iTS 1 it
II Kl l B IBM M
1 14M I M . 14 n:i 4 11
I M I I..., IIS t M
1 .-..un im- a ...jur us
1 im 4 as
HEIFETtS.
471 4 St M. 7tt I 23
1 41 4 M . I Mt 4 M
a) IM 4M tut 4M
B) Mt I M t Itil M
a..." MI 4 71 " 11 11M tie
1 441 I 74 II Ml
STREET CAR
Has it ever occurred to you that when you
block up the entrance of the car, either on
the platform or. just inside the car, you not
only stand in somebody else's way, but in
the end even in your own way? .......
Omaha & Council Bluffs
.. (44 I M
i::e at
.112
..1MB 4 24
..141 S
..IW Ci
11M 7e
. 2M : :i
.. im
.. 22 J T
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. 21a t
is
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..WIS
l
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l
CALVES.
. IS I M 1
. im t a i
. 125 7 M I
. 2M 7 M 2
.is in i
I
l
US 7
8TOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
11 441 I li U IM I
IT Mi ill 21 Tat I 04
4 42 t li. 711 t a
M 117 4 34 II- Ml 2S
12 Ml i A 11 124 t M
K 147 lli l!.. Ill 7 M
J it IH 22..... N4I 7 M
a is 111
HOGS Moderate hog receipt acted
a spur upon the shipping demand and
some little business waa transacted early
on outside account at prices fully a
nickel higher. Packers could not be In
duced to pay the advance, however, and
as ahlppera retired from the trade, the
market weakened, becoming steady to a
little easier. Poor competition was a fea
ture throughout and movement after the
first few rounds proved decidedly dull.
Receipts were estimated at a short 100
loads, about one-fourth pf thus total
moving on outside order that favored
qualltv rather than weight. Reluctant
buing on local slaughter account was
explained by doubtful advices from Chi
cago and elsewhere, heavy stocks of pro
visions snd the pronounced stmllnrlty be
tween South Omaha and Chicago price
lists. Clearance was not eromplele until
well along toward midday.
Best heavy hogs on sale renotied 17.90.
a compared with Saturday's top of 17.95,
and bulk moved within WtClfl. Bacon
grade weighing 800 pounds avid lees,
ranged from 17.40 downward, liglat bacon
and smooth lard loads selling 40c Apnrt.
Representative sales:
2 741 I 31
BULLS.
Ne. A. aa. IT. Sa Av. fa. Pr.
tl IM ... 7 M 74 HI M I To
II IM ... I U G B4 MIT,
44 ITT It 7S II Ill ... 174 '
IT IT! 244 T H 75 TM 411 7 TS
II 171 44 lli II 241 ... 1 74
it 1 U 7 M 72 2M ... 7 74
Tt 2 ... 71 74 244 124 7 Ts
IS 117 ... 1 M II IM IM 7 70
Tl 204 ... I M 4! 3 SB T TO
U 20T ... 7 2 1U 41 7 7
M ITT ... IW 11 .'I ... 7 70
li It! ... IM II 4 ... 7'.
IT tM ... 7 W 44., 171 ... 7 TS
tl KM IM 7 M :4t M T TO
TS 144 ... TM ft :iS ... 7 71
BO .... . 241 ... IM Tt 241 49 7 7t
T4 241 ... 79 7! ltt ltt 7 T-4
11 ill ... 7 lit, Tl 114 7 7211
It! 231 114 7 IS 47 173 ... 1 7S
71 .211 IM T IS M SM UI IB
41 lit ... 7 45 1 77 M 7 71
1.... 2il W 1C 4. 2 M I 75
2t 21 41 7 t: Ill ... 7 73
12 227 ... I O 71 2M 41 7 TS
73 TM 7 14 74 lit ... 7 75
IT 112 44 I It t1 S4t ... 7 75
U fit 7 li f- 211 M 7 75
M ?M .1 IB CI 177 M T Tl
II 2M 44 7 li 10 141 ... 7 71
41 Mr 7 i U 124 ... 7 M
57 272 IM 7 at) Ill ... 7 10
3 25t ... 7 T MT ... I li
21 Ill ... I Tl M Ui ... IH
SHEEP Condit Inns surrounding the
sheep and lamb trade were not materially
different from those existing at last
week s close. Parkers needed killing
stock and were willing to load up at
generally steady prices, but refused to
pay any more than they did last Friday,
even for the good to cholc offerings. In
spots the market ruled a little easier,
especially toward the doa of the session.
Receipt were moderate, amounting to
about 5.(110 head, and wooled atrlngs were
the general rule with lamb more plenti
ful than eheep. Something like eight
loads of shorn lambs were Included In the
run.
1,'nllk last week's trade her waa only
a stack demand for shearing lambs In
flesh, and bulk sold to packer. Some
loppy Mexicans ' changed hands at th
even mo net'. 48.00. and a band of fairly
good wetsesns brought I7.es. shorn lambs
sold all th way from Vi.75 to 17.15. There
were no nrlnger of ooinequence on
sale.
Business In sheep lacked else, only a
few loads of awes and wethers showing
up. Mexican ewes In the wool made a
rredltsble top of M.M and less desirable
westerns sold unevenly below the MOV
msrk. Wethers ever quotable up to Mel
or better, but nothing of this description
arrived. Feeder proved very scarce In
all branchea of the market and the
country demand waa also dull and llmi
ited. Last week' country buy of 8,200
head consisted si moat entirely of shear
ing stock that got tit benefit ot packing
competition.
Quotations on sheep snd lamb: Lambs.
good to cholc, 7.7fJO: lambs, fair to
good, I7.0uf7.7t: iamb, snorn, BM.-tii.2f;
fat shearing lamb, WA0t7.4t: yearlings,
handy. 4445417.00: yearlknga, heavy. M.25t
1.45: wethers, good to choir. M.Mtj.40;
wethers, fair to good. JMJ4,10; ewes,
good to choice, 15.7504,1; ewes, fair to
good. 15.00a 5. 75.
No. , .Av.
. Pr.
100
7 s
IK
TM
7 X
175
1 10
7
7H
i 00
71
7 It
531 fed lambs M
M fed lambs.
. 74
481 fed lamb
43 fed lambs.:
130 western lambs, feeders.
152 short lamb, feeders....
5! fed ewee
519 shorn lmba
233 fed lamb
.. l
.. 74
.. 71
.. 17
.. M
.. 74
.. 74
15 fed lamb, culls
245 shorn Ismbs 74)
311 shorn lambs W
CRICACI MVS STOCK, MAPKET
Demand far Cattle aad I bee Steady
Hega Hiaber.
CH1CAOO. April IS. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 22.000 head; market active; market
steady to 10c up: beeves, so.ti.7i; Texas
steer. 14.754)4.10: western steers, lu 404J
7.10; stocker and feeders. 14 5 45: cows
and heifers, t2.6utj7.U9; calves, ikiOetM.
HOGS Receipts. M.0M head: market
brisk. 4c higher; light. r.504i; B2V,: mixed,
17 4UD4.00-. heavy. r.tiAu0. rough, r tiOH
7 75; pigs, B.OO0C.2O; bulk of sales, r.
7.SS.
SHEEP AND I. All BS-Receipts, Z.dOf
head: market quiet, steady; native. H2S
as.30: western. 14 40trt.9O; yearlings. I5.90
47s: lambs, native, 16. 56 7.75; western,
K00tjt.il-
Kaaaaa City Live Stewlc Market.
KANSAS I'lTT. April IS. CATTLE
Receipts. 7 400 heed. Including 500 south
erns; market ateady to 10c higher; dressed
beef and export steers. ..rjp.j; tsir
to good, t4.7tHr7.5iV. western rteers. KOmr
IW: stocker and feeders. l5.0bS7.ti0;
southern steer. &4Ur7.l5; sotrthern cows,
MOOtiAM: native roes, 44. 5neK.it; native
heifer. M.MJS.IO; bulls, M.75ar.a; calves,
liieajfOO.
IHMH4-Kecelpts. ,.ut head: market
steady to ec higher: bulk of aales, I7.0b
7.i; he-y. I7.X507 K: packers and butch
ers. K.w54K.; lights. t7AtK.'S; pigs. 35.75
f7.ts)
SHEEP AM) IAMtiT HeCeTlta, S0S
heed: sxarkH strong: lamb. M 5067.1-.
vearllngs, lost: wether. truanagO: ewes,
t.0ivt; stocker and feeders, IS.50tji.tJ0.
at. I.eaia Live Staak Market.
ST. IXIIIS. April 15. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2701 bead. Including 2W Texans
market lOfclee higher: native ehipptng and
export steers, 37.508171: dreaaed beef and
Street Railway
rj.a.rVj.x..iTft ,Hfm- .T,SjV 1 sJ m .Y,mmwftf. m iMVjia.iiV si isQ
butcher steers. eS.SOfir.7;; cows and heif
er. I3.75tr4ia: cannera, I3.50fi3.55: bulls.
4.00ri.Oll: calves. tilWiS.tlO: Texas and
lYidlan steecs, 35.00dj7.oir; cows and heifer,
23.254Je.75.
HOGS Receipts. 1.40 head: market !e
htjTher; puts and lights, to.5"ti7.!6: mixed
am! butciior steers, I7.754j7.07:: good
heaw. l7.kafiS.071-.
SHHEP .VXD LAMBS Receipts. S.rt
head: market weak: native muttons. 15.00
0&2u: Janaba, li.25tiK.2r:; culls and bucks.
IOtaJiiaM: blockers and feeders, 13.7513 75.
Mi. Joaa-wih Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April 15. CATTLE Re
ceipt. 1,11X1 head; market steady to
strong: steees, to.tiogs.35; cow and heif
ers, I3.59P7.: calves, M.50SS.AI.
HXJS-R(elul8. 4.000 bead: market
alow: top, C.90: bulk of sales. r.597.w.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.7(1)
tad: market steady to strong; lambs.
tUXar?.(J.
Sloe it a Sight.
Receipt of live stock at the five prin
cipal 'westsrn market yesterday:
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
South Omaha i,t '..) 4,m)
St. Joseph Lew 4,ot 2.7i
Kansta inty ,) s.(i
St. Louis l.J 3.0W
Chicago 22.000 S.0 25.U0U
TolMIs 3S.9H0 63. M0 Ii7lt)
taaar Market.
XEvV TORK. April 15.-Sl'GAR-Raw.
auiet: muscovado. 9b tent, 3.18c; centrii-
ugal, 90 test. 3.9c; molasses, id test, A2Jc;
leflnea,, easy.
' t
' aW-flaed Sngar Red nerd.
NEW YORK, April 15.-A1I grades of
refined euirar were reudced 10 cents a
hundred pounds today. All grades of re
fined sugar were reduced an additional
10 cent at noon, making the total re
duction 20 cents a hundred pounds.
Elsla Batter Market,
ELGIX. 111., April 15. The quotation
dommlttee of the Elgin board this after
noon declared butter fam at 31 cents.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. April IC-WOOL-Steady;
nerritory and western, mediums, 16lSc:
Itjine mediums, 16017c; fine, 10t15c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. April 15.-METALSstan-
-Sard copper, quiet; spot, 15.50rtl5.75; July,
H5.454315.R5; electrolypllc. 14c; casting, lit-
ii15ic: tin, firm; auot. l4X254i43.50; Julv. .
3t2.7&gy42.7: lead, unlet; 34 15'h4.25, New
Vork; 34.lU4i4.20, East St. Louis. Spelter,
dull; I4.70ti4i.90 New York: I6.50iti.70 Kan
S t. Louts; antimorry, quiet; cookson s,
14.00; Iron, steady; laurthern and southern
arades, 14.7:ili.75; silver, bar, 5S3,c.
r- c, Apeii le. itCAi r irm;
14.17V
SPELTER Firm; Bi. 45410.75.
Church Floor Falls
Under Congregation;
Two Persons Killed
HARRINGTON PARK. X. J., April 13 -fwo
persona were killed and more than
a score Injured, several seriously, when
tike collapse of the floor of the Church ot
Ohr Lady ot Victory late today precipi
tated nearly 300 persona Into the basn-
mcrit.
Ithe church was only partly completed
antl the assemblage there today was In
connection with the formal ceremonies of
laying .the cornerstone.
The collapse ot the floor came while an
baddresa wa being delivered by Father
Jlelanty, pastor ot the church. Suddenly
the floor waa heard to creak and then
lV went down with a crash. Men, women
and children were caught In the ava
lanche and many were badly crushed.
.Nicholas Ottlngen and Mrs. E. II. Orl
kefn were Injured so badly that they
-died within a short time. About a doxen
persona were taken out unconscious and .
several were crippled with fractures of
Irga and arms.
Shopmen's Unions to
1 Organize Federation
fctANSAS CITY, Mo.. April M.-Repre-sentatlves
of five craft organisations ot
railway shopmen are her to attend a
meeting tomorrow at which it Is proposed
to perfect a federation embracing 200,000
shop urn employed by forty-seven rail
roads west ot the Mississippi river.
It is the aim to unite all the mechan
ical ttkdss so that concerted action may
bo taken when differences arise between
the unions and the railroads. In case ot '
strikes all railroads tn the same territory
will bet Involved simultaneously.
Marxrh 4 was originally set for the meet
ing, but It was postponed by the Inter
national officers of th unions, who said
.publicity bad interfered with their plans.
Among .the leaders In the movement
Here tonight are: William H, Johnston.
Washington, D. C, president of the In
ternational Association of Machinists; J.
W. Cllne, Chicago, president of the Inter
national Brotherhood of Blacksmiths; J.
A. Franklin, Kansas City, president of
th International Brotherhood of Boiler
makers; M. L. Sullivan, Kansas City,
president of the International Alliance of
Sheet Metal Workars, and M. F. Ryan,
icanaas City, general president of th
Arotherhood ot Railway Carmen.
Henri Brisson Dies
Suddenly in Paris
PARIS, April la-Henrl Bris-on. presi
dent at the Chamber of Deputies, died
today. He was born at Bourgeois, July
31. 1S5.
11. Brisson was taken ill Wednesday
with an Intestinal disorder, to which he
bad long been Sub?ct. His condition was
not thought serioua at first, but on Sat
urday ha became suddenly worse. It was .
then realised that there was very Uttie
hope for recovery,, aa his weakened .con
dition mad an oprratlon impossible, lie
sank rapidly and died Sunday morulnu.
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