THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, APRTL 16, 191'
14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Crop Experts Continue to Send In
Good Wheat Reports.
NOT A BEARISH CORN FACTOR
Hamper Crop No Lnnsrer Thrown
Ipon .Market, bnl Are Ketl to
Live Stock, Which HxerU
n Lerellna Influence.
OMAHA. April 15, 1U13.
Crop experts continue to send tit most
favorable reports from various sections
of the winter wheat belt. Messages Irom
the northwest were reporting activity In
spring wheat seeding all over the big
northwestern states. There was early
Weakness In both northwest and south
west markets yesterday, based on the
favorable weather and crop outlook.
A Innlpcg reported some reselling of
wheat by export houses. Tho world's
shipments were heavy, but Liverpool was
fairly steady, hecauso a small sharo of
t'jc total supplies lout week went to tho
I mted Kingdom. Omaha sold a small
round lot of wheat for export, up to the
1 ..... . .. . V. . i .. 1 .. .... i. .....a .nnnrtMl 1.1
Chicago, but mills took M.000 bushels from W Wry. May. 87 6-lfic; July, 9!4c; Hep
i i. i.... rri, .t.omn.r. nr I tember, 951tc: bonded wheat. Mav and
v mvahu waoii iiuunva, , , . . v v. . ........ .
3 U14.0UU bushels In the visible supply was
less than was expected. There was u
cornl class of buvlne on tho early du-
ibne. and tho tone of tho trade at tho
rin ii. u-ak hv nn means weak. It was I
n.. .,r.h!
Ciaimcu mill BlHBIl Ilium " "
Ant rirn to take delivery ori
May contracts. Traders look for export
business to check any further break, of
jmponance ana uiey preuT uiu uuyum
-i U ,tJln I
One large Bt. Iul Uadcr sold yerter-
.1... !.. h ..,,1., nna lltll.. nn wl.th In I
i.hV ht oi !h nre.ent. find that the
vltl, a bull market In consequence.
Cash wheat was V4C to c nigner.
Tho unoxnected freauentlv happens In
. . 1 . . .. . - . , 1,
torn speculation, as has been seen in tne 1
May option for many years past. Bumper
crops or the golden cereal cannot any
longer bo called a bearish factor, because
of the fact that they are such Urge num-
ers of hogs to be fed In thl country,
besides the cattlo and slicep, which must
bo looked after, and the population has
becomo a great consumer of corn. Tho
fact that tho big longs In corn nre Now
Yorkers Instead of residents of Chicago,
nakes It more difficult for tho losors to
"grin and bear tho situation."
cash corn was ttc 10 o nigner.
The oats market Is unsteady and trad- I
ers are afraid to either buy or sell bo-
cause they are dubious a to Just what
cash holders In Argentina Intend to do
with their surplus.
Cash oats were c higher.
Clearences were 17,000 bushels of corn,
none of oats and wheat and flour equal
to 132,000 bushels.
Uvernool c oses AHid ower on wheat
and HJV4d lower on corn.
I'rlmary wheat receipts wera 308,000
bushels and shipments wore 4.15,000 bush-
els. against receipts last year of 2.18.000
bushels and shlpmonts of 253,000 bushels. I
I'rlmary corn receipts wero goi.OOO bush-
els and shipments wero 549,000 bushels,
against receipts last year of 302,000 bush-
els and shipments of 356,000 bushels.
I'rlmary oats receipts wero 435,000 bush-
rm itnu Buiiuiiciiis wero uu.uw nusnais, I
ngalnst receipts last year of 448.000 bush-
els and shipments of 378,000 bushels.
Tho following cash sales were rcnartnri
today:
WHBAT-No. 2 hard winter. 3H cars.
3 hard winter, 3 cars. 84?ic; 1
car, 84Hc No. 2 durum mixed, H car.
MUe. No. 4 mixed, 1 car, 82Vic. io. 3
spring, 1 car, tithe
CORN-No. 2 white, 1 car, B4c No. 3
white. 1 car. C3c: 5 cars, 53140. No. 2
yellow. 1 car. 64c. No, 3 yellow. 1 car, 53c.
oltNoCar3 3 cars. 33c. No. 4
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, 8tV4r85c; No. 8
1I4AIU OI'W 74 f .w. w
spring. 84i4ic: No. i spring. 80OJ2c: ; No.
2 durum. S6esHc; No. 3 durum. 85S5J4o.
hit. mKiUf Mr, 4 white. MUffifi2e!
"" .XT ur No J vcUoV MSBStto
Nol yellow, 61062KC1 NO. 3, 53l453Hci
rt'An'HlfMr?0? white. 33Uc: standard.
83Uc; No. 3 white. 33o; No. 4 whltf, MW
82V4c- - t- . t.-x
BYE No. 2. 56V4c: No. 8, Kc.
Carlot necelpta.
Wheat.Corn.Oats,
Chicago
average cautious speculator is airaia 10 'i,.r',T:sT1' , . ...
put out heavy short lines, as In former I ItOVIfllONK 7.rk. market firm;
years they suffered losseB ljy becoming 's- 1WI-7eg,,BnL- '""1,ly .W-00;
oo bearish In their views and refusing hort clea J2 0Va.W n.t'w y
.. 67 129 190
,..152
... 40
.. SG 15 10
, 35 41 18
.. 3G 41 12
,,. ICS ... ...
IJuluth ..
Omaha ..
Bt. Iouls
Ht Louis
Winnipeg
CHICAGO CUIA1N AN1 PROVISIONS
Ventures of the Tradluu; nnd Closlna
KrumiruU'il l'rult Market.
niHQA.GO. Anril 15. Wheat prlooa
crumpled badly today near tho oJoae
wutn open suics umoumlng to uoout
l.lw.wJO oushels wero inado. Mora were
khIu to nuvo been nuulo under cover,
net loss oi vta to iw a nci uuuiuo ui i
. ehauu to 7c, oata wero Vio higher to
fo lower and provisions wero ott 2Vko
... I'iM-C
Tno break In wheat cumo near tho
cloie. I'rcvlously the market hud shown
some strength after u weak opening,
ower cables and continuance ot good
weather and crop reports wero do-
pressing ractors at tno start, uui anon
:.u.r,r,o- n uni nrirvn mtward. WKen
tno snort IntcVcst had been eliminated
..J . v. . 1 .. . .. , ... 1 .. .1 ...I rt . 1. ..
..1,1.. utnrt.wi ainwi ni ftrt.
then with, a rusn when selling boeamo
general and prices broke He Clearing
of Ice In tho great lukwt and proBiecUvo
early opening of navigation also helped
to weaken the market, weak cash situ-
atlon in tho nortnweai waa an ouuiuomu
depressing factor.
i'nmary receipts or wneai were vh.um
uusneis, against uubiicib lani year.
Seaboard clearances ot wheat and flpur
equalled 192.W0 PUSIU'ls.
Covering by shorts and oonsldetublo
rehuvlnir V . lareo elevator concern do.
veloped Btrength In the corn market. Ilia
mwninir wilh wcuk on iwcount or line i
weather. Toward tho close there waa a
break because of realising solus, about
l.uw.wu Dusneis ot juiy Doing msposeu or.
A rapid Improvement In pusturugo de
pressed oats after early strength dut to
HDort covering.
IJauldatlon by longs Bent provisions
prices down. Tho break In hog prices at
the yards was also a weakening factor.
1 or,, u r 1 .1 u..ll rn Inn ,lln nn m n nf Inn
big packers being reputed purchasers,
pilo- iiflpkim rM.(ntr r..riltlMl iiiinlitiR.n
Closing options at cnicago:
Artlclel Open. I Hlgh.l Low. 1 Close. I Yesy.
V heat)
May
July
Sept
Corn.
May
JOHfifi
91U(7V.
89H1
88.'
9H
85
89H
88H
614
rilf
ts
smew,
88
siuea'
KT.
66V4'
64
E6H
65S.U
V4
July.
WkoS
pept
Oats.
5&,eil67Vj
Vi
WW
May.'34Hi41
3fi
Stjal
33!
WW
July
34
Sept
Pork.
May.
3IV4
33i4j
19 60
19 67H
19 55
19 67H
19 75 I
19 62Hi
75
July 119 75-85
is to
1 67;,'
19
19 724
Hept
Lard. May
July
Sept
JUbs. I
May
July.
19 625!
19 62Vi
1 J
10 80
10 80
10 8)
10 80
10 80
10 85
10 85
10 82V
10 82V
io m,
10 87"
10S7H
10 80-851
10 87H
10 87H
10 90
11 20
11 20 I 11 12i
11 15
11 CO
11 22Vi
11024.
u am
11 ozu,
11 CCUl 10 95
10 87HI 10 80
11 1
10 83
Peptl 10 87H!
10 82
P.i!iTE?8teady; creameries, 27684a
ivuun-uiwer; receipis. cases;
murk, cases Included. lTVifrlSc; ordinary
J . . . 1 . ..... , . a..A. ...
nara
linn, muxiivw, iircia, li4ll',tc.
POTATOES Lower: receipts. 48 ram
iinkuii vvv, Mill iww, k41i; . wis.
consln. 28845c
POULTRYSteady; liva chlckons, 17V4c;
,lr4i2n:i,corf-ir.--. v,..
3ed. $l.051.08, Na 3 red, 9ScfiJ1.02; No,
bard. 1694c: No 3 bard. Whyjc: No.
northern, SlftW4c No. 2 northern. 'Mf
S'aX" S Rr,hJ"r,l5y!'&fir.V.?. iyi1":
X 3t3c. velvet chaff. 87&V2c:
!WwhTtr5..?3fe,HEW YORK STOCK MARKET
itiic; no, a, MfTWiHC, .so. wnue, Mitw
56Hc; No. 3 yellow. 64M4Iftc; No. 4, KUl I
Soit
white. 34fil'.ic; No. 4 White, 3fMJ3IViC
standard, iW,6o.
X'KW YOIIIC fUCNKUAI, MAIIKKT
tuntntlon of the llnr in Vnrlnti
Cominoill t Icn.
NKW YORK. April 16-KLOL'R Mar
ket lower to effect Kales; moderate trade;
flprliiff patents, JI.40fH.Go; winter straights,
S4.4CV04.CO; winter patents, J4.WJfi.10; spring
clears, J4.0Ofj4.20; extra No. 1 winter.
Cf 4.10; extra No. 2 winter, 1.70-nfl.SO;
Kansas stralKhts. Jt.Oycj4.20. Ilye flour,
markot steady; fair to ood. JJ.COfPJ.M);
clioleo to fancy, l3.WVft3.l6.
COltNllBAI, Market steady; fine
white anil yellow, JI.30C1.3S; coarse, Jl.2.'
1.T0; kiln dried. J3.30.
RYE Market steady; No. 2 western,
67c, o. I. f., Uuffalo.
HARLKY-Market steady; maltlnR. S8
QG2c, c. I. f. Uuffalo, opening navigation;
feeding, &4Hc, c. I, f. Now York.
WHEAT Spot market easy; No. 2 red,
1.1214, elevator, and J1.14, f. o. b. afloat,
nominal; No. 1 northern IJuluth 1.014.
f. o, b, afloat. Futures market was quite
firm early on covering, but finally weak
ened on tho fine weather and less export
. owli T. -
"VifvT i, ,, wi,
C.OKN-Bpot market firm; export, 62',4c.
J ". J ' anoat. ......
U.B1"?P' m?m!':yV, "T ,
white, 40c; No. 3, 38V4S83i4c; No. 4, 3Mv
MV4e: natural white. 37W&a9Hc: white
lnr,,i u.li.lMLr,
niDES-.Market steady; Rogota, aw
Viini "i? t xt"1..1!; ?..
Ktrinr'.
- -
lU.fiO.
"A -Market steady; No. 2, fKVSOoCi
NO, 3. T&IlriOG.
I-KATHEIt-Market firm; Hemlock
i i. i . . i. 1 1 in . 1 1 i MiA
Vf.XJilrf?. VXm&
11 refined barelv .tmdv ci ntlncnt
IWZa. r5,rJ.nr?' PtvPi?!. "vii. ."f"' FP
,n. w, ciDuui America, i-.iKi cumi'uuiiu.
, nruo tjl
.Low-Market steadv! cltv. 60:
COuntry. 6!40Hc; special, f S-16c.
prvn-nwaisitn nit Mnri.i n.v
prmo BUmmcr yellow, spot, Z.WaW,
May, 6.s7; j,ny, js.43; September, J6.97
JJUTTER Fl rm ; receipts, 10,432 tubs;
creamery, extros. H4oj firsts, 34H35c;
proeesn extras, aOQSlc; firsts, 2Wf20Hc!
imitation creamery firsts, 2RS9c; factory
current make, firsts, 2526c; packing
stock, current make No, 2, 24oj No. 3, 20
a23c.
CHEESE Irregular: receipts, 596 boxes;
tntn nimii, milk. minri rwrinl iaiv.c:
stnto wholo milk, white specials, 10H
10H0; skims, llffl3r,
KOOS Steady; receipts, 27,383 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 2lc; fresh gathered
storage packed firsts, lBttUOOttc; l'ennsyi-
vanla and nearby hennery whites, good
to large site, new laid, iXWWZ'la', western
gathered whites. SOSlW. . .
HJULTRY Dressed, nrm; ircsn
killed western fowls, lfiHSlOci frozen
turKeys, iixuhxj.
' .
Corn nnil Wheat neton Tlnlletln.
United States Department of AgrlcUl-
Hire's weather bureau report for umana,
Neb., for the twenty-four hours ending at
8 a, m., 75th meridian time, Tuesday)
April 15, 1913:
OMAHA DISTRICT BTATION8.
Temp lluln-
High. Low. fall.
Sky.
Cloar
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloar
Ashland, Neb.. 75
44
1M
31
.00
Annum Keh... 7a
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
B'kcn Bow, Nb 75
Columbus. Neb. 75
culbcrtson. Nb. 78
Falrbury. Nob.. 76
Falrrnnt. Nob: 73
rj. i.iB.nii tjh 75
fi-Vunrton Nb 74
iiStlnSs Neb. 76
Hd Nob 74
.valentine Nb 76
87
45
40
41
41
r.
42
40
as
34
43
42
37
44
41
36
33
33
46
Altfi In 7fl
Carroll la 71
S0!111;;'" l
P1"10' ,.a 'A
''x city, la. Ul
Minimum temperature for twelvo-hour
period ending ut s a. m.
CENTRAL STATIONS,
No. of
-Temp. Rain-
District Stations.
nigh. Low. fall.
18
54 IS .10
M 40 M
00 36 .00
56 32 .00
m 38 ,00
68 38 .00
78 40 .00
72 42 .00
74 40 .00
Louisville. Ky... 22
Indla'Dolls. Ind.. 14
Chicago. Ill 24
Ht. Louis, Mo... l'J
Dea Moines la. 22
Minneapolis .... 51
I inu, .... --.
J2 Omaha. Neb 17
Tho weather Is warmer In the west and
central portions of tho corn and wheat
-eglon, hut continues cool in tno cast
nnrtlnn. nnd freezing tcmneratures. with
heavy frosts, occurred In the lako region
and west to tno aiissiraippi river, hiiow-
ers occurred In tho Columbus and liula
vlllo district. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster weather uureau,
St. I.onla Cienrrnl Mnrkct.
HT. LOUIR Anrll 15. WJl EAT Cash ;
No. 3 rod. $l.07Htt.0S: No. 2 hard. 9ltlJ2c.
corn No. 2, romwiic; iso. z wnito, w
OATS-No. 2, 35c; No. 2 white, 38V4c.
RYE WC. .
Closing prices of futures:
AV 1 1 EAT M ay, 89c; July, Wo.
CORN May, 64io; July, 6.VB5&HC
OATS May, 33V4o; July, 33He.
rOULTllv citeaay; cnicacns, juu;
'r,"K"0o
e ViTtw i?n Kt.nrtv nr.nmerv 30ff J(c.
HUTTER oteaay , oreamcry, JUHrlt.
EQOB-bteady. at 1W2.
I
I MlnnenpolU Urnln Itlnruel
MINNEAPOLIS. April 15. WHEAT
May, Wc; July, 87HJl7e; September,
88 Vic. Cash: No. 1 hard, blfiST'.ic; No. 1
northern, S6i4i87: No, 3 northern, 83H
85c; No. 2 hard Montana, S6Kc; No. 3, 81
jmc.
CORN No. S yellow. 52H5C3Hc,
OATS No. 3 white. SUiWalnc,
RYE No. 2. 56yC8Hc
miAN-$15.0(ai0.00.
FLOUR-First patents, $t.SM'4.65: second
.., t4 054M 40- fl rs t clears J3 00fl'J.30:
Patents, m.uwuh.wi, iir clears, i.uwuo.ju,
,efn-nr"v
BARLEY 4157a
Mllvrunkrr firaln Market.
MILWAX'KEE, Wis.. April 15. WHEAT
-No. 1 northern. 92fi3o: No. 2 northern.
tcViOlo! Nn. 2 hard winter. 9lfi95o: May.
I sriir.- inUv K7;o
1 CORN No. 3 yellow, 55fiW4o: No. 3
whlte rtft Vic; No. 3. 64V4c; May, 65Uc:
I !
I Jy Tr'.;
OATS 3tV44l85c.
RYE-63VMJ04C.
PARLEY-o2tt68c.
Liverpool Ornin Market.
LIVERPOOL. April 15, - WHEAT .
Stxit. steady; No. 2 Manitoba, 7s W; No.
3 Manitoba. 7s 6id; futures, easy: May,
7s 5Hd; July. 7s 7Hd: October. 7a JSd.
u.'. tin,. Ani.rli-jin mixed.
ntSK ui rAVS?rin mlxeS kiln dried 6.
ne. rican mlxed oldi j,. American
2V4d
rmx
mixed, via Galveston. 6s -,
easy; May. American mixed, Bs 2Vid;
July. Ia Plata. 6s l4d.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. April 15.-CORN-Cash: No.
S white. fMc; No. 3 yellow. 56Vc
3 rVANoT t white: Sc; standard.
JlVic; No. S white, S4c.
1
MR. AND MRS. CULLtl I KAY
SHORT VISIT TO CAPITAL
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON, April 15.-(Spcclal Tel-
egram.)-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Collett, the
at ...... ..v.... r.Dv.i...
laucl iv unua.i.i w ......
of Omaha, were In the city today. Mr.
I i-..u.,. v, .nn, i,ain.a i ,n
. . .... .
before the Interstate Commerce com
m'selon. They left this ovenlng for
. Schenectady. N. Y.. from where they wilt
2 return to Omaha,
l ., ,
I The Persistent and Judicious Use of
Ntw (Paper Advertising Is the Road to
I Uualntaa Succesa
A&ain Scaled. ,Down-
xraaers urow ueansn.
LONG LIST LOSES HEAVILY
Lntr In I)n Prices Itnlly, bnt Could
Not Ilrrovrr Kntlroly With
staniU Hear ScIIIiik for
n Time.
NEW YORK, April 16-Quotatlonn of
stotks weie again scflled down today.
It was a trndors' market and traders
were bearish. Jxmses of 1 to 3 points
were sustained by a long list of stocks.
Including such market leaders as Head
ing, t'nlon Pacific and 'Vmalgumated
Copper. The higher prices for Ameri
cans In London before the opening were
Ignored and Initial quotations were Ir
regular. The list resisted the effect of
bear selling for a. time and tlwn broke
sharply. Later the market rallied, but
still lower prices wero recorded bofore
the close.
Tho market was Influenced unfavor
ably by further severe declines among
the newer Industrials and by heaviness
of some of tho standard Investment
stocks and bonds. Nov low prices were
established by Pennsylvania, New York
Central, Rumley, Mexlcun Petroleum and
California Petroleum. Now York Cen
tral's heaviness was associated with a
report Uiat tho company was to put out
11 largo note Issue. The decline of old
established bonds since the offering of
How IsmicB at higher figures has tended
to restrict Investment buying, and it was
regarded ns probablo that the degreo ot
favor with which the new Issues are re
ceived will servo as an Index to Invest
ment conditions. Homo significance was
attached to n. salo of tho now St. Paul
4H general mortgage bonds at a fraction
below tho subsa1ptlon prlco .
Hankers Ulld wenlrrn anil tniilt, Afn
banks wore drawing their Now York
relmrVejI. TVin tTtnr warn
In tho local money market owing to tho
lightness Of thn demnnd for fiindn
iionus locKmi support with tho most
rirrRiivo fuvintiip in wail i , .mu
Total sales, par Value, J2.700.000.
Panama 3. coupon, declined on mJI
Number of sales and leiullnir nllnlnllnnn
on stocks were as follows:
RatM. Hlfh. Low, Cloie.
imuiimiiM UtrPr .... JI.OM 77H 71 7CH
American Agrlculturtl el
Anifrlnn Ilert Burr..... 7M JIT4 1H 12
Amtrlon Can M.C00 I6H SJ IJV
Amrlcan C3tn pfd l.om H n Ki
Amorlctn C. A K. 700 (1 60H iOH
Amrlen Oittan Oil 1M 47 47 Wl
Am. Ice FU-ourltln UK S(Vi ! Stfe
Amtrlcan Unimd ioh
AmtrlcAn Lonomotlre ... tOO 17 37 M
American Bf. & II 7,900 71 K UK IH
tin. n. ik pia 3(H) 104
Am, Surir Hfflnlna 100 114
III III
Amtrlcan T, t T 600 U1H 111
American Tobacco
400 J7 3J7
III
Ahaconda Mtnlni Co..
100 ISH II SSH
l.CM 1MH 101T4 101
200 100V4 100 100
too US 1!JH 122
700 dlU SS'V M
r,4o hv, sH siH
Aicmaon .,
Atchlann pfd
Atlantic Cot it Una,..
Daltlmcra in Ohio
Delhi. hm 8tM
hrooklrn IUdIiJ Tr....
J.r.txi ih 90H 90
Canadian Pacific, 11,100 241U 241
tH
i..ntrai Licatn.r 1,100 Zi is
25
rTi.aapralc. A Ohio,.
700 t7U MH 6K
Chlcano O, W
Chicago, M. & St. P....
Chicago A N. W.
Colorado V. A I
t'onaolldalad Oaa
200 15 14 14Vi
7.(00 10!4 10JH 10) K
(00 1U 1S2H 132 H
300 33 H 33U 33Vi
1,000 1324 131
100 10ft I0S
100 110 1(0
1304
10S
1(0
21
3H
KVt
25 S
45
Corn !'roUict
Delaware ft Iludaon
txnir.r & Tito Grind.....
D.nr.r ft II. o. pfd
Dlttllt.ri' Scourltlea ....
Hrle
Krl. 1t pfd
.M0 S0H tH'i
Erie M pfd
100 IU UK
3(i
n.n.rai Giiwtrlc
400 140U 140U. 140
nr.at ;orthrn pfd
1,00 137H 1H 134VI
3114
GrMt Northern ore ctta,
Illinois Central
700 120U 119Vt 119
Intrrbnrouith Mat 1,100
Int.r. M.t. pfd 1,000
17U 17 17
im tv,i
(7H
1041
1114
14
10
34
international liarreit.r ..
Inter-Marln pfd
International Paper
100 4
100 1014 tou
700 3S4 2C
100 100 100
International lutnp
Kinaai Cltjr Southern....
Uicl.de 0
Lehlfh Vallejr
Ioulerlll. ft Natlitlll...
M., St. P. ft B. S. M...,
MUaourl. K. A T
MlMourl raclllo
National nitcult ,.
Natlanal Lud
N. ft. It. of M. 14 pfd..
N.w Yorlc Central.
N. V., O. ft W
Norfolk ft Weitern
KVmh American
Xorthern raclflo
ractfld Mall
r.nnjlnla
People's nil
P., C C. ft Bt. L
l'lttlburih Coal
Treated Stf.l Car
Pullman Palace Car
100
4,200 HO l(tt 15Hi
300 13114 133 13314
100 133 133 133
I, 200 2(Vi 35V 25K
(00 31 37H 37H
300 111 117 lit
300 m; 4H 49
1,300 25S 2S 2(
4,65 102T4 I02H 1024
4O0 314 304 iOK
(00 W IH 10(4
T7
TOO lit 1UU 11(14
300 t 25 2(H
II, 100 114V4 USTi 114
1UW
tOO IS H 94
19
(00 27 2 2
lMH
11,100 lUtt 1(3H 1
I (J "4
34
n.pubnu t. r.... ,.,...
nipuMic i. & 8. pfd,.,.
1,000 IH 3H
100 lilt "Vi
(414
Itock liland Co.
2,700 23 H
700 3114
700 2&14
33 3314
Hock laland Co. pfd..
St. U ft 8. V. ti pfd
B.aboard Air Una....
Braboard A. U pfd...
Klaai.8h.fM.ld 8. ft 1
3(M 3H
3t 31
19
4JV.
Southern Paclflo 3,300 101
10014 lOOft
Southern Hallway
7C0 261i
21 3
7IU 781i
So. JUIIwir pftl.ii
Tenneiiee Oipr-er ......
T.Jia llrlc
Union 1-aclllo
Union raclflo. ptd
United State. Il.altT...
300 79
100 K
3(i
II
21.700 HIH 1(314 K3
300 1514 ( 4Vi
., . . . w
1.900 m J 6SH
(1,100 1H lVi 1
United State, ltubbor.
United gtatN steel..,.
U. 8. Bleel pld
Utah Copper .
Va, -Carolina Chemical
W.Uih
Wabaah pld
(M 10(14 10S 101
3,100 (4 (314 (314
100 3(14 3(14 35
104 314 H
100 11 11
300 40T4 40T4
100 UH (14
700 44 34i
3
1014
We.tern Mirriina ....
W..t.rn Union
Wrtttnihouie Elictrlo
40H
314
Wh.ellni A u. a
Ki-dlTld.nd.
Total aalea tor the day, 111.100 iharea.
IVetr York Money Market
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6JMf
nn. PAnt-
actual business In bankers' bills at $1.8305
for sixty-day bills and at $4.8660 for de
mand. (Jommerclal bills, $4.82.
SILVER Bar, 5SVic;, Mexican dollars
8liOND8 Oovernment, steady; railroad.
Closing quotations on bonds today wero
as follows;
it a t. r....100U'K. C. So. r.t. (a... MU
do coupon 10014 U S. db, 4. 1931... 90H
U. 8. 8. res 10mL & N. unl. 41..... l
do coupon 10214 M. K. ft T. let 4.... w
tt a i. 11114 do i.n. 4 Vie. .. (4
do coupon llSHMo. pacltlo 4 (JH
Panama U coupon. .10114 do ronr. (a......... SSV4
i.-a Ut (a ctl..... I4HV It 11 ol M 414.. M
Amer. At. ( . 99'ff. Y. C. (. JV4... VA
i t. T. CT 4a. 102 do d.b. 41
Am. Tobacco .. . ltltN. Y N. II. It.
Armour Co. 4H.. 4 ct. Ilia ,1
Atchln sen. 4..... 93V4N. & W. let e, 4i. 94
A r.. la 1M0 10014 do CT. 4 107
do et. (a IOIHNo. Pacific ......... (44
A. C. L Ht 4. 91 'do 3. tt
n.i A Ohio 4i .. 4UO. B. U rtdi. 4a.... IJ4
i0 SHi . 0Hl'.nn. tr. 31ta 191(.. MS
nrook. Tr. cv. 4e.. . 1H 'do ron. 4 n
C.n. ot aa. (a. 10SSlt.adln an. 4a t(H
CVn. Uath.r la. . . 94 8. U ft 8. K. fg . 4. 74U
irh... a Ohio 4Ua. 9114 do i.n. (a 7lt
do cone. 4H MHBt. u a, w. c. 4l . Ti
Ctilcago &, A. SVis. (T1.S. A. l adl. (a 73
D, & Q ! 4.... 9414 'SO, Iac. col. 4.... 39
do rea. 4a,.... 3 do ev. 4a tt
C M & B J" 4V4.-1 do l"t ret. 4e 90
C H. I. A P- (tSo, Itallwir (a 104S
dw rtt. 4a 3314 do tm. 4. 7(14
CAS. r & 4U. 1V Union Pacific it.,... Ms
D. II. ct. 4 94H do ct. 4. 9314
D ft R. 0. ret. ( (014 do lit ft r.t. 4.... II
.pirttllera' (a U. 8. nubber (a... .101
Kris P. I. 4..... U U. S. Steel M (..... W
do na. 4a 1(!4Va..Car. Cham, (a... (1
do ct. 4a. er. D. 7914 Wabaah Ht & .t. 4a (IU
III. Ceo. lit r. 4a. , 91 We.tern Md. 4a Ut,
Inter. Met. 4V4 -- n4W..t Wc. er. ft.. M,
Inter. M. M. 4We.- Wla. Central 4t...,,. (914
Japan H
Pld. Ottered.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, April IS. American securi
ties opened quirt and steady today, letter
prices advanced on covering and at noon
tho list ranged from tt to V higher
than yesterday's New York closing.
Cuntola. money ... . 1( LouUtIIIo ft N 13714
do account 7(4Mlaurt. K. ft T. . 37
Amal. Copper ns,N. Y. Cantral..,.. .1034:
Atchleoa l Norlolk ft W........10M4
pal. ft Ohio 101S Ontario ft W 3314
Canadian Pacific . ..14(14 Penn.yUanti U14
Che., ft Ohio M U.adloa 3414
Chicago O. W it So. IUIIw.y
8t Paul 11114S. 1'aclflc 10414
Denier ft It 0 .... S Union raclOo 1(714
Erl, 304 U. s. Steel 34
do lat Pfd. . 43 Wabath 4
Orand Trunk . ... 34De nr. 3014
llltnola Ointral ... .I3114Kasd Mlnea tVi
SILVER Bar, easy, at 27 6-16d per ox.
MONEY-3Ktj3W per cent
cent; three months' bills, 3 1S-MKN psr
cent.
Ilnalun Mlnlns; Stock.
ROBTON. April 16.-Cloalng quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
Allouu ...i UUUohavk (1
Amal Oipper . .. 74N.ada On 11 ti
A Z U ft 8 27S Mplnlnt Mlnea .
Arliona Cm. . . Jli NVjrth nutte 3J'
II. ft r C. ft S. M. Nntth Iake 14
Cil ft Arltona .. M Old Iwmlnlon ...
Cil. ft llecta I7C Oeeeola !
CentMinljl IV Q9lnr "
Copp.r Hang, c C. 44 Shennefl 11
Eat Uutte u. M ... II Eoperijtf ai'V
Vranklln V Superior ft D. M .. 3H
Olroui Om, J 7-llTamaraek 30
Oranhy Con. t WX U. 8. S. R. ft M... 41H
Urrene Canan.a . .. 7'4 dn pfd 4A'4j
lele Ilnrale Copper.. 3 Utah Con
Kerr Ike 2i.4Utih Copper Co 4
Ijik. Cepp.r 14V4 Winona J
La Ball. Copp.r ISWoltertne 0
Miami Copper H
CUICAHO MVK STOCK MARKET
Mors Are Lower Cnttlr firnernlly
Sternly Nheep Wtsk,
CHICAGO. April 16. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,500 head; market slow, generally
steady: beeves. I7.2&Q9.10: Texas steers.
lfi.MXB7.90: western. r7.0OQ8.15: stockcrs
and feeders. W.loqs.lO; cows and heifers.
J3.90&8.50; calves, Jfl.50fl8.50.
HOOS Uecelpts, 17.000 head; market
ltVgCOo lower: bulk of sales, 19.0fS9.10;
llitht. 18.800.15; mixed, JS.eWBius; neavy.
$8.ia0.10; rough, tS.COQ8.76: pigs, J6.80
4(0.05.
SHBBP AND IAMBS-Recelpts,
12,000; market weak, mostly 1 15c lower;
native, tfi.Xi7.20; western, J6.00g7.20;
yearlings, JS.roa.a); native lambs, JS.602
9.00; western, J6.76ft9.00.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. April 15. METALS-Cop-
per firm; standard spot, J1o.12,a'15.20;
April, $15.20815.50; May. Juno and Juiy,
I15.27&i&15-50; electrolytic, $15.75; ialte.
J16.87H; casting. 316.W). Tin, unseiueo; spoi
and April. J49.4OQ43.90; May. 149.12V4yiW9.75;
June. J4S 75SH9.25. Lead, steady; J4.30 old.
Bpeltcr, weak, J5.70t.85. Antimony, uuu:
Cookoon's $9.00. Iron, barely steady and
unchanged.
Copper arrivals, 50 tons. Exports this
month. 15,970 tons. london copper, weak;
spot, 63 1b 3d; futures, f(VS 18s 9d. Lon
don tin, easy; spot, 227; futures, 221 lOi.
Ixmdon lead, 18 12a rl. London spelter,
25 5s . Iron, Cleveland warrants, 66s In
London.
ST. LOU1B, April 15. METALB Uead,
quiet $4.20. Spelter, weak. $5.60.
ATnllahle Rnpply Report.
NEW YORK, April 15.-Speclal cable
nnd telegraphic communications received
by Uradtseret's show the . following ac
count: Available Supplies Wheat, United
States east of Rockies, decreased 1,946,000
bu.; United States west of Rockies, de
creased 141,000 bu.; Canada, decreused
1,647,000 bu.; total United States and
Canada, decreased 3,737,000; afloat for
and in Europe, Increased 3,737,000 bu.j
total American and Europe supply, de
creased 1,234,000 bu. Corn, united States
and Canada, decreased 1,044,000.
Tho leading decreases reported this
week follow: Manitoba, 1.O70.0D0 bu.;
t.ninviile. l!Yl.nno Im.: Portland, Me..
118,000 bu.; Knoxvllle. 5S.000 bu.; Min
neapolis private elevators, 50,000 bu.; Mil
waukee private elevators, 50,000 bu.
Coffer Mnrkrt.
k-tjtcv Yonif. Anrll 15. COFFEE Fu
tures opened steady at a decline of 1 to
i nnint. in rinnnn to lower European
.nhi.i hut here did not appear to be a
great deal of coffee for sale and prices
rallied shortly axter uio can u..
Ing and a moderate demand. Offerings
later became a slightly heavier and tho
market reacted in mo iaie iwuub
realizing or a renowal or bear pressure,
with tho close steady. Sales, 99,000 bags.
April. 10.55c; May. 10.80c; June. 11.80c;
July,' 10.93c; August, ll.Mc; BopUmb.
October ana iMovemuer. u,i . iV.
and January, u.iec; fc'f, "'.V?'.
March 11 19c. Spot, qu et Rio 7s. HHc.
fiantos'4s 13c. MUd'. dull; Cordova, 14H
lH4c, nominal.
Treasury Stntement.
WASinNOTON. April 16.-The condition
of the United States treaury i,
clnnlng of Dusines hiouh ycv. ".v.
baloiice. $77,914,747: In bank.wd 'hlHP;
Dines treasury, is,iiWii ,
e'al fund. $146,774,436; .receipts yesterday.
$1,104,909; disbursements, J1-9:? 1l2Th?
surplus this fiscal year Is $12,493,112 aa
aSJt a deficit of $12,292,146 last year.
Thn ilKurea ior rrucm
Burplurand deficit exclude ranaraa canal
and public debt transactions.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. April IB.-CpTTON-Spot
closed quiet: middling "P""1" "
lltffi oSoler U.46or 'December.
ILK: January, 11.46c. ,.f,nTTON
d ing fair. 1.4td; good mWallnK. 7.UW.
middling, 6.89d: low miaaiing. . ;
ordinary 6.38d; ordinary, 6.04U. saics,
7,000 bales.
Nerr York Mlnlns; Stock.
NEW YORK. April 15.-Closmg quota
dons on mining stocks, were:
.i,k . Mexican 1.
uom. ... -- - ,,
.200
dn bond.
15 OpMr
135 Small Hopea .
8 'Standard ....
3 Yellow Jacket
13
(
169
35
Con. Cal. ft Va.
Iron Bllv.r
.TadTlll. Con.
Utile CWet ....
Offered.
Nevr York Money Market.
jttr vrmtf Anrll IB MONEY On
call, steady. 2U03W per cent; ruling rate.
... . . . 1 .. . 1.1.1 tfr pint! ol-
svi per ceni; ciobhib - --
rered at s per ceiu. in i"
H.v. iUiffiu n.r cent: ninety days,
i per cent: six months. 4fl6 per cent.
Knnnna City Ornln nnd ProTlalnna.
v A MSA a PITY. April 15. WHEAT
Cash. No. 2 hard, S689c; No. 3. 854687c;
No. 2 red. $1.0101.06; No. 3. 91c(S$1.03.
CORN NO. Z mixotl, doc; no. o, oouuuc;
No. 2 white. 56c: No. 3. 65ic.
OATS No. 2 white, 3&36K; No. 2
mixed. 34V4S35Vic
RYE I'ncnangca.
HAY Unchanged. .
tjiittv'U Creamery. 34B34Vw: firsts.
3213240; seconds, Slfi32c; packing. 23Hc.
EGGS Firsts, isvsc; octuuuo, jou.
POULTRY Hens, 1414c; roosters. 10c;
ducks. 15c. ..... o v.,
Wheat, bu jf.OOO 58,000
fnrn bu 23,000 S,WXJ
ol: buu; , .ow
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT-May. 83e: July. 8K;(82Tic.
CORN May, 6343t33Hc: July. 64c.
OATS May, 34c: July, 34Vic.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, April 15. WOOL Trading lit
domcstlo wool, both old and new,- Is re
ported near a standstill. This Is due. it
Is claimed, to tho new tariff bill. Prices
show a lower tendency. Tho most Impor
tant transfer recently was a sale of
washed delaine at 30c. Sales of fine
staple Montana at 20c aro also ro
i.nrifrt and a few transactions have been
closed In fine medium territory. All Dther
wools arc very dull. Bidding for the new
clip has almost ceased In tho west.
Turpentine anil lloaln Market.
SAVANNAH. Ga., April 13. TURPEN
TINE Ellin; sales. 267 bbls.; shipments,
179 bbls.; stocks, 16, 670 bbls.
ROSIN Nominal; sales, none; shlp
919 bbls.; receipts. 2,078 bbls.: stocks. S3,
760 bbls. Quotations: A. B JS.104f5.20:
C. II., $5.1Sfifi.20: E.. $5.2(XS6.22H; P., $5.25fl
5.27H: G., $5.30U5.S7lfc; H.. $5.40; I.. $5,609
6.65; IC. $4.25; M., J6.9G; N.. $7,30; W. O.,
$7.40: W. W.. $7.60.
I, .
Dry liood. .iinruri.
NEW YORK. April 13.-DRY GOODS
The oxport cotton goods markets aro
very quiet, men's wear mills operating
about one-half their machinery. Trade
with the Jobbers Is seasonably quiet.
Yarns are dull.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. April 15.-COTTON
clofed steady at a net advance of 210
points.
NEW ORLEANS. April 15.-COTTON-Bpot.
steady. l-16c up; middlings, 12V4c;
sales. 1.010 bales.
tlniilc Clenrlnata,
OMAHA. April 16. Hank clearings for
today, $2,915,705.26 and $2,675,261.61 for the
corresponding day last year.
Lewis Klarla for Capitol.
CHICAGO. April 14.-Co!onel J. Hamb
ton Lewis. United States senator-elect.
left for Washington today to take the
oath of his new office. His presence In
the upper house of the national legis
lature wll give the state Its first full
representation there since the unseating
1 ot wuiiam Lorimer.
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Beef Steers Suffer a Sharp Decline
Other Cattle Steady.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN LOWER
Sheep and Lnmhs In Good Demand
nnd I.nrRe Ilrcelpta Move Quite
Freely at Abont Steady
Plfrnre.
SOUTH OMAHA, April 16, 1313.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 4.8V7 6,609 13,557
Estimate Tuesday .... 4,900 18.000 6,600
Two days this week... 9,797 23.C09 19,067
Same days last week.. 9,600 14,189 25,557
Same day 2 w"ks ago.. 6,533 23,949 19.5SJ
Hame day 3 w'ks ago.. 7,837 16.442 16,601
Same day 4 w'ks ago.. 6,638 11,767 6,505
Same day last year. ...10,825 22,648 8,9St
Tho following table shows tho receipts
ot cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year. 1913. 1912. Inc. Dec.
Cattlo 2U9.004 283,606 ... 14,602
Hogs 874, 168 1,094,984 .... 220,816
Sheet 660,242 655,187 6,065
Tho following table shows the range of
prices for hogs at South Omaha fur the
last few days with comparisons:
Date. 1913. 1912.19U.1910.1909.190ii.1907.
April 1.
April 2.
8 64141
8 83
3 80
S 76k
7 73 6 37
10 601
6 76; 6 701 6 4k
10 61
6 751
6 76
6 79 6 45
5 67 I 47
April 3.
April 4.
7 79
6 28
6 20
7 61
10 ti0
0 741 6 4n
' 48
5 70i 6 46
April 5.
S73ft
7 b6
6 2210 60j
6 75
6 88
April 6.
7 65
7 61
7 61
7 56
6 21
10 33
10 15
April 7.
April 8.
8 7314:
6 12
5 82
I Si
8 84H
6 121
110 16
6 SO
5 74
5 74
5 68
5 75'
6 36
6 Si
6
6 45
April 9.
10 161
6 931
f 96,
April 10
April 11
8e'U4
5 94
6 85
8 VI
7 48t
10 03
April 12
I 7 fv.l S W,l 7yl 6 791
b 41
April 13 j 7 65 5 92 9 691 7 01 6 04 6 15
April 14i 8 89bi I 5 901 9 b5l 6 9UI 5 561
April 16 8 76UI 7 601 D 971 9 o6 6 8.1 Wli
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition or live stock
at the Union Stock yards, South Omah,
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at 1
o'clock yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r't.
C, M. & St. P. Ry.. 6
Wabash R. R ; 9
Missouri Pacific Ry. 2
Union Pacific R R. 55
C. & N. W., east... 11
C. & N. W.. west.. 44
C, St P., M. & O.. 19
C, U. & Q., east.... 6
C, II. & Q., west... 45
C, R. I. & P., oast. 8
C. R. I. & P.. west. 2
Illinois Central Ry.. 4
Chicago O. W. Ry.. 6
Total receipts ..215
7
16 ". 'i
66 6 1
4
83 4
16
2 2..
11 1
ei
s V. 'i
7
244 23 4
DISPOSITION HEAD,
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co 6J0
201
3,697
l.7
Swift & Co 807
Cudahy Packing Co.... 669
Armour & Co 1.242
Schwartz & Co
J. W. Murphy
Morrell 34
K. Packing Co
S. O. Packing Co 12
L. Packing Co 11
W. H. Vansant Co 41
Benton, Vansant & L.. 34
Hilt & Son 332
I II. Lowls 69
iluston & Co 146
2,106
7(6
1,167
3,184
4,2,Jii
369
256
"l60
J. U. Root & Co a
J. IL Bulla 31
L. F. Husz 50
McCroary & Kellogg... 123
Werthelmer St. Degen... 116
Rothschild & Krebs 28
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co.... 79
Cllne & Christie 45
Other buyers 46S
1,18'J
Totals 4,
14,300 6,604
CATTLE Cattle receiptB
were very
ili.rul at this rjolnt a gain today,
making a total for the two days slightly
larger than for the corresponding period
last week, Dut not so large aa a year a.u
Uv 1.000 lielul.
Receipts of steers were large enough
this mornliiK so that buyers oould again
lako the bear Bide and today's market
was In most respects an exact repetition
ot yesterday's. Traao wua vety slow
and dull from start to finish and prlues
wero as much as loc lower than yester
day, making tho market for tho two days
lMi2&c lower than last week's close.
Cows and heifers wero In talr demand
and tho better grades, on wnicit tne com
petition was more active, commanded
about steady prices. There was, however,
a bearish feclinif among many of tho
buyorB, and after the more urgent orders
wero fllica tno maraoi snoweu nioro or
less weakness, in some cases ocing tuc
lower.
Stock cattle and feeders were Juat about
atendv with yesterday, but stock cows
and stock heifers were, It anything, a
little lower.
Quotations on Cattle Mood to choice
beef steers, $8.CiQ8.75; talr to good beet
steers, $7.90&8.20; common to fair beet
attars. S7.40fo7.90: good to choice heifers.
$7.25$jti.20; good to choice cows, $6.7637.50;
talr to good graoea, o.kb.0v; cumrouo iu
fair grades, $4.004j&.85; good to choice
stockero ana feeders, i.owa.; mir in
good Blockers and feeders, $6.'76i(i7.W;
common to fair stockera and feeders.
in.avnH.75: stock cows and heifers. IS.uOO
7.00; veal calves, $7.00479.60; bulls, stags,
etc., $ouoji.2a.
BEEP STEERS,
No.
....
3....
31....
S3....
46....
17....
13....
It....
It....
I....
is.:..
30....
31....
t....
38....
It....
II....
17....
10....
4....
Av. Tr.
....1033 7 33
.... 703 7 10
.... SS 7 75
....lilt 7 85
....1171 7 80
....1138 7 94
....1113 7 80
....!, 7 80
....list 7 83
,...183 8 CO
.... 837 I 00
....1107 8 00
,...1173 I OS
....lilt 8 10
....1333 8 10
....1334 8 10
....1103 8 10
....1318 It
....1133 8 IS
No.
At. Pr.
31
It
43
S3
38
t,
, 1130 8 IS
1117 t 30
i 11S7 8 30
, Uii 8 30
,...13. .01 8 25
1147 8 35
14..
,1141 8 35
It 1011 8 35
18..
33..
.1033 8 35
1013 8 30
1314 8 10
1383 8 15
1388 8 30
1370 8 SO
1380 8 SO
1S20 8 0
1350 8 60
1400 8 0
17...
33...
30...
8...
S...
31...
31...
31...
COWS.
855 4 30 I....
....1018 7 00
....1005 7 10
.... 784 7 10
....1034 7 15
....1285 7 15
....1114 7 20
....1080 7 30
...,1133 7 20
....1331 7 20
1..
.. 820 4 SO
1 600 4 SO
18.,
.838 S 00
...1050 5 SO
...1035 5 SO
... 813 S SO
... 844 5 50
...1030 t 50
...1110 S 75
... 176 S 85
...1070 IS
... 881 55
...1111 4 60
... 813 75
... 881 C 75
ll"!
13.'.'.
13...
18...
I....
3 .'....1055 7 20
8,.
.1003 7 30
II..
1331 7 31
1380 7 35
1223 7 10
10S3 7 40
........UIO 7 40
1370 8 09
8
tl 1083 4 85
It.
1001 t 85
HEIFERS.
1....
3....
20....
3....
8....
1....
to....
... 720 t 75
4.
. 130 7 10'
.711 T 49
. 781 7 ID
.1018 7 40
.SSO 7 50
. tli 7 50
. 433 7 SS
. 133 1 75
... T7S S 80
... 430 4 75
...583 4 75
... 736 4 10
... 78S 7 15
... 740 7 35
...100O 7 35
7
to
8
15,....
24
14. v..
15.....
BULLS. "
... .1110 5 45 . "1...
....1050 7 10
....1830 T 13
....1610 7 13
....1180 7 15
.... SSO 7 35
.... 345 7 SO
.... 800 4 00 1.,.;
....1200 4 00 3....
....1080 4 40 1....
....1170 4 SO 1....
....1500 6 35 I....
.,..1630 7 00
CALVES.
.... 210 4 00 4....
.... 180 4 00 3.,..
.... 310 4 60 3....,
.... 155 7 00 1....,
207 8 35
175. 3 60
170 3 (0
200 8 SO
240 8 64
.... 310 7 15 1...
1113 3 00
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
833 7 75 33 883 3 00
841 7 75 43 '745 8 OS
805 7 75 3 1100 8 45
334 7 66 8 1302 8 55
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1
38
7
10
13.
410 J II.... ill 7 TO
....... , ...
t vol I w 1 tv
jl ,....s 1 ,o i m lis
1 IH f .......... rv
T ........Ivw I w IM w
lions Receipt this morning amounted
to about 260 cars, or 18.000 head, the heav
iest run Since ine BCl-uuu wee ill reu-
ruary. when 18,900 head were yarded. For
the two days the total Is 23,609 head.
9 600 head larger than a week ago. and
Just about the same as the supply for
the same aayo i nu uuu j
aK?- .. .. , 1.. -,v.. .....
WltU a verj ligciai dufiJ "ii mo
nnrtiitur huvers were In no hurry to
start trading. The first bids made showed
a decline Ol aooui idv na iuiiiiuitu mm
yesterday's average prices. A little later
on values got slightly better and some
sales made at this time did not look to
be over a dime lower. Shippers and spec
ulators picked up some of the best light
stuff In the yards at figures that were
iKAfvin inn.r tha.n yesterday a early sales.
About this time packers' bids took a drop
Utat they rVer regained ana trvai iuw
on the market was 10815c lower and In a
Rood many cases worse than that, some
light hogs looking fully 20c lower than
yesterday morning. Trading woe very
slow and rather uneven. At 11 o'clock
only a little over half of the receipts had
been sold and prices appeared to be
weakening still more.
As the morning advanced valujs got
lower, bearing out the earlier prospects.
There was no demand at all for the big
rough heavies and anything carrying
weight waa almost unsalable. Towards the
close all kinds and weights were eaually
hard to move and bids looked to bo
about 20c below yesterday's average.
When buyers left tho yards there were
still betwen 25 and 30 loads In first nands.
Taking tho market as a whole values are
1020c lower and the average cost right
around 15c lower; $8.75 was the most
popular prlco during the earlier hours
and the bulk could be quoted at $S.65ftS.KO.
Choice lights brought as high as JS.bTh,
Just 17'4c below yesterday's top.
No. at. Sh. Pr No. Av. ah. Pr
30. 347 ... 8 (0 6S 2J3 80 a 7,14
4( 33 (0 t 60 (9 330 130 8 77 H
(I...
3...
(3...
II...
19...
33...
77...
74...
(9...
..313 ... IU
..33 340 I 70
7 32( lfO 8 77 '4
45 370 ... 1 7714
SO 241 1C0 8 7714
83 201 160 8 7714
13 203 ... 8 7714
70 3 120 8 7714
(5 181 ... 8 80
73 243 ... 8 80
(7 363 ... 8 80
47 21C .. 3 50
74 233 80 8 SO
41 237 120 SO
70 24 .. 5 W
i6 3 ... 8 50
;;. 3s ... fO
.331 40 I 70
394
... S 70
... 170
... 170
... I 70
40 I 75
..3(3
..374
. 21
..1(9
80 I 71
44 32 330 I 75
43 311 ... I 75
C3 341 ... 8 75
74 331 (0 I 75
el 311 ... 8 75
II 255 ... 8 75
30 314 .,. 8 75
34 3(0 8 8 75
(1 310 30 I ;s
81 343 ... S 75
l( 263 120 8 7(
1 311 ... 8 73
34 319 40 3 75
71 200 ... 3 1 '
',0 339 0 I 75
70 27 1(0 3 (5
70 327 160 9 .5
47 2l( 80 8 '.5
33 2 ... 8 13
21 2( 210 3 75
'. :mi 40 S 80
31 '"
7i 3d
1 277
H 195
54
8 80
10 8 ."4
73 228 160 8 (3
74 236 40 8 S3
S3 229
60 271
30 210
30 228
7'.. .. in
.. 8 83
.. 8 35
.. 8 85
40 8 83
.. ; y
.. 8 83
78 214
64 213
8 87H
SHEEP Receipts
were moderate as
cotniNirtKl with one anu two Wuek ago,
and while tho matket waa a little late In
opening the general trade had a very
lair degree 01 activity onco uuyers and
sellers agreed on steady prices. As on
Monday the packers tried to fill their
orders on a lower basis, while commis
sion men held dut for values lully steady
with yesterday. Lambs made up a very
large percentage of tho otletlngs, and as
for some little time past their general
quality was very good. Mexican lambs
continue to come In fairly latge numbers
and are In good demand, tho best grades
selling at $8.80 this morning. During tne
early rounds a bunch of fed western
lambs sold up to $8.60. Pew It any clipped
lambs wero on sale and feeder buyers
were practlca y Inactive all tho morning.
In tho end a very fair clearance was
made at a reasonable hour.
Trade In muttons was not so actlvo as
In the case of lambs, though prices
showed no material chance from Mon
day. The supply of aged Bheep was light
ana consisted almost entirely 01 ewes,
for which the demand seemed no better
than yesterday. Few ewo offerings of
consequence changed hands during tho
early hours of the forenoon.
Twenty-three cars, or 6,600 head, made
up today's supply, us against 8,766 head a
week ago, 6.581 head two weeks ago and
4,103 head on the same day one year ago.
wuoiauons on stieep and lambs: uoou
to ciolce Mexican lambs, $S.85y9.10; fair
to good Mexican lambs, $8.6508.85; good
to choice western lambs, $S.60t&8.75y fall
to good western lambs, $S.25ff8.50; feeder
lambs. 17.75flS.Xi: llcht veiLrlliiirn. J7.WV?2l
7.75; heavy yearlings, $7.25g7.0O; good to
cnoice wetners. 7. 15B7. 40; fair to good
wethers. 06.85Q7.15; good to choice ewes,
$6.754f7.00; fair to good ewes, $C.75g7.O0;
culls and bucks, $6.606.75.
No. Av.
179 Wyoming ewes 100
204 Wyoming owes 100
116 Wyoming feeder lambs.... 60
137 Wyoming yearlings 75
178 shorn lambs 78
174 fed lambs 97
Pr.
6 SC
6 85
7 70
6 73
7 25
8 25
8 25
8 25
8 25
8 25
8 25
8 25
8 80
9 75
9 75
8 50
8 50
8 80
8 80
8 80
8 25
8 25
5 40
r 40
5 40
142 fed lambs 95
116 fed lambs
.... 96
.... 84
.... 84
.... 84
.... 84
.... 80
169 fed lambs
179 fed lambs
131 fed lambs ,
2d fed lambs
266 Mexican lambs
9 spring lambs
.. 50
75 spring lambs 61
195 fed lambs 84
178 fed lambs 85
221 Mexican lambs 73
236 Mexican lamba 74
268 Mexican lambs 73
246 fed lambs 82
249 fed lambs 88
201 shorn fdr. wthrs. and ylgs. 90
230 shorn fdr. wthrs and klgs. 94
76 shorn fdr. wthhs. and ylgs. 97
St. Lout Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, ApHt 15. CATTLE Re
ceipts, .4.200, Including 100 Texans; mar
ket steady; Choice to tine stecra, eo-uwuv
9.0(1: arood to choice steers. $7,004(8.50:
inAirars and feeders. I5.26iT8.00: cowtt
and heifers, $5.6038.75: bulls, $5.0007.60:
calves, $6.008tl.60; southern steers, $6.25
rr. .nn. unit lielferB. J4.0Mi7.00.
Hobs-Receipts, 12.000 head; market
158250 lower; pigs ana iignio. i.w'.
mixed and butchers, $9.159.30; good
4M nvrvn ot
"SHEEP AND' MBS-Recclpts U0:
m.rit steady. muttons, $5.O07.6O,
yearlings, $7.00.75; lambs, $7.008.90.
- ... r.ltv Lire StocU Market.
T.-A1MBAH CITY April 15. CATTLE
Renews U.CWhead including 100 south
s; market steady to W cents lower;
dressed beef and export steers.
souX'rn steers: $a2535; When,
uuuioiii ,i,. nnvva and heifers.
.28SrbuTls,"50r calves. $6.0)
HOGS-Recelpts. 19.000 head: .market 10
to 20 cents lower: bulk of sales. $8.80W
oTK1f,fiO! nackers and butch
er;.' Wo'ogT Itght. :'$5,oos.l2; Pttw. "
' SHEEP AND UIB8r"v;SS
head- market 6 to 10 cents lower. C
rado lamb $7.60418.70; yearlings, fc
75; wethers, $5687.25: ewes, $o.0OJj
,0006.90.
St. Loula General Market.
ST. LOUIS. April 16.-3T.OUR -Quiet:
red winter patents. $4.758.10; extra fancy
and straight. $3.65w4.60; hard winter
elears. $3.0083.35.
CORNMEAl.-tt.M.
BRAN-49.20sd9.40
HAY Timothy. $ll(XV&li.50.
IRON' Nt ton ties, 98c.
IJACOINO 10i?.
TWINE- Hemp, Sc. . , ...
PROVISIONS Pork, lard, dry salt meats
and boom unchanged.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls -wo 10.000
Srbub::-:::::::::::::::: 33
Vorr' . DU n mn IW1
Oats, bu....
Slonx Cltr U" Stock Marlet.
BIOUX CITV. April lB.-ATTUE-Ke-
celpts, 1.G00 neaa; marsei iwi."J"J 1.
live steers. J7.604j.76: cows and heifers.
and feeders. 7.OO07.76; calves. ti.TMP
7 fi0- bulls, t5.7E7.oO.
HOGS-necelpU. 4,000 head: market lOo
It?f 'ii.!l M IGfi &V Dltrs JT.25H7.75
Klt1V .TTkfflK.Ba.
SHEEP AND LASt US Receipts. 600
u.om. market eteadv: wethers. Jo. "Ml"
6.75; ewes, S,X8j.a; lamua, ii.oua.i.
Stock In Slsiht.
Uecelpts of live stock at the five prln
RecelPts of live stock at the six prlncl
"e v Cattle. Hors. Sheep.
St, Louis 4 200 12.00) 4,400
Kansas City 11.000 19,000 8.000
Chicago 3.X ".000 12.000
South Omaha 4.900 18.000 6.500
Sioux City 1,600 4,000 600
Total receipts... ,26.200 70,000 10,400
Culls from the Wire
Th annual convention of the Young;
AVomn's Christian association, held at
Richmond, Va., closea yesieraay.
Arthur Richardson of St. Louis, former
head of the Richardson Grain company,
pleaded guilty to forcery and was sen
tenced to five years' imprisonment.
The New YorK senate nas receiveu me
report of the Judiciary committee on the
facts disclosed In the hearing last week
on the charges that Senator Stlllwell at
tempted to extort 3,500 from Kendall to
advance legislation.
A special election will be held In Mas
...hnuiii tndav to fill a vacancy
caused by the elevation of Conicress
man John W. Weeks to the United States
senate.
m. . . 1 I. I . . V. n rnmmA a Kill
a no ..i ma ii CIMI HO" ,
to grant pensions .for mothers. The bill
provides that mothers having children de-
pendtnt upot. then may draw not t-
exceed $3 per week for each child t!Pri
order of the probate court.
A general Increase In wages for Its
operators in tho Greater Boston district
tud In othtr law cities In whlih It op
erates has been tnnotincwl by the New
England Telephone and Telegraph com
pany. The Increase averages slightly loss
than $1 a week.
NICOLL'S
STANDARD
BLUE SERGE
(3) Weights... m r
(3) Shades .... P-J
Guaranteed all
wool, and will not
fade. Tailored iri
made to order the satis factory
Nicoll way at our risk.
NICOIX TheTailor
. "W Jerrems' Sons
209-11 So. 15th St.
"I SAY, OLD CHAP!"
Did you ever smoke one of those frog
rant, mild El Sldalo cigars? If you
haven't, you don't know what a realty
good smoke they are. They are not
too heavy and not too mild, but Just
right. Try one and nee for yourself
Three sizes, 5c, 10c 2 for SSo
GETTEN - WI0KHAM
CIGAR CO.
THE nOUSE Or VALUES"
500 Block.
'A Palnfnl.Kuotted.hwollen Veins, MlllC
l.eg. Jtltintmilin. uitinuree. Ulcere. i
Is brallng, soothing, Blreotithenlntf and In
vigorating nllars pain and Inflammation
promptly. Germicide and antiseptic.
Mr Tit. M. ltcmler, II. 1). No. 1. Federal.
KUn., had enlarged Tclns tbat flnallr broke
cannlnir conldrrnble loss of blood.
Used ABsOnillNK, J 11. and reported
nor. a, 1U1U. Tcins entirety neaiea.
MWAlltntT and dUcolo ration trone and
his bad no trouble with tbcm Btnce jQlr 1909.
ABSOltlilNU. Jll.ls InTttluabloas a neneral bouso
noia linimcDL, ior ina cum una Druites ipanoocnu-
dren get, croup, deep-ieated colds, atlff-neek, eore-
throat, ItemoTfs lattr ouncnee. Boure, rnmrjea
landa. wens, cysts, weeping alnows, etc- II. CO ani
liounerbottlsat drncKlstsordollTered. Bk same.
V.F.YOUNG. P.D.F- 104 Temole St.. Slrlnifleld. Mail.
jagHMHaBjaaMi
i WF
WE ADMIT IT
We have cot a .rood nastry cook.
Our steady customers say so, and
we can see It by the way the
Apple Dumplings, the Strawberry
HnortcaKp and an tne rest or mo
fine baking is snapped away at
noon.
Woodman Cafeteria
14th and Farnam Streets.
Mualo Evenings. Rome Cooking.
Moderate Prices.
AMUSEMENTS.
Benefit Concert
FOR TORNADO VICT IMS
UNDER THE DIRECTION Or
MRS. STROUD
ENTERTAINERS
MARGARET LA COUR
MRS. CATHERINE WILSON
MR. RtrrUS I.ONQ
MTSS STELLA DOUQLAB
MISS RUTH SEAT
MR. DESDUMES
MISS CBDA JEWELL
MISS OR ACE HUTTON
(TOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
At The
...LYR C THEATER...
Wednesday, April 16
ADMISSION 50c.
"OMAHA'S rUH CENTER.'!
TOR BUT ONE SHORT WEEK
The Great Behman Show
EXTRAVAGANZA AND VAUDEVILLE
...Tne .Clrcult'H Cap Sheaf, Lew Kelly
irot: DoDe)' The Watson Sisters, FTeit
ycoff & a jack Singer Beauty Chorus.
Ladles' Dim. Matinee Today.
"Worth Climbing tho Hill."
Tabloid Mnslcal Comedy
MERRY MARY With HARRY SHANNON
and Taxlcab Chorus
DAILY AT 3:30; 7:30 AND 0 PM.
Seats reserved at both performances
every evening.
fhone
Doug. 404
MARTIN BECK OFPERB
Madame Sarah Bernhardt
And her company ot tentjr.vo players Inclualna
Mons. Lou Tellegen for (Ire daya this week
TODAY ATTERNO ON AND EVENING
CAMILLE
Thursday Th.odora.
Prlday Piedro.
Vaudeville Acts "And They LWed Hsppy Eeer
Alter." Joile Heather, Ilrenner and Hijclllf.
Unatlua Cardoah, McMahon, Diamond Ii Clem-
- l'nce' Edlsoa'a Talking Motion Pictures. Prices.
I r. tiv. ir a aa . r A n aa a.
J5c. 50c. 15c. 11.00, 11. M. nox Seats. 11.00.
BRANDEIS THEATER I
TONIOHT ALL WEEK
Matlne.s W.dn.sday and Saturday
Bunty Pulls the Strings
Nights, SSo, 83-00. Mat. Wad., Best,
91.00. Sat. Mat.. Bast, 91-50.
April 30, 31 MODERN EVE,
Krug Theater
Mat. Today, 3:30 Night, 8130
WATSON'S BEEF TRUST
Oness The Combined Weight of tba
Chorus
Ladles' Dally Dim Matins
BOYD THEATER
TONIOHT. ALL WEEK.
Matins Wednesday, Saturday
LAST TWO WEEKS OF THE SEASON
EVA LANG in
EAST LYNNE
NEXT WEEK LAST WEEK
NOBODY'S WIDOW.
Seats are now on sale for both weeks.
empress;
, GUnilNUOUS f-,. I
OaMAHOIiitl
SUrlaal 1911
.
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f JUalLT THtATRE ruarari
always Oftwl.l-Th.r.', a Reeaaa
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