THE BKE: OMAHA, THTJiSDAY, APRIL 24, 1913.
11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
"Cotton Crowd" Absorbs All of July
ion Wheat it Can Qet.
Optic
CORN LONGS ARE VERY ACTIVE
For Some Time Iit They llnve Let
Their Ilolillntt Go Whenever
They Conlil Get n Profit
Out ot Them.
OMAHA. April 23, 1913.
The cotton crowd In wheat continued to
absorb the July option on the declines al
most as rapidly as It was offered on the
board yesterday, nnd they also bought
the September option freely. On the
other hand the longs In the May peddled
It out In lots, and at prices ,to suit. The
big men who have been lucky In cotton
and corn, In which they have made a good
sized fortune In the last few months,
expressed the opinion that It will be Im
possible for them to suffer a loss In the
deferred wheat futures. They expect
that tho present Ideal crop conditions will
fall to hold until the harvester Is sent
Into the fields In the southwest, and
they also figure that there will be losses
In the spring wheat country from some
cause or another. Men who have been
In tho wheat trade for a lifetime, say that
under present crop conditions they could
hardly feel more bearish on wheat, but
they are advising purchases around pres
ent prices because of the likelihood ot a
change In the growing crop and they be
lieve that change will be for the worse.
REAL ESTATE
FA IUt A RANCH LANDS FOR. SALIC.
lloniaiM,
WRITE for booklet and particulars ot
the great Deer Lodge valley to the Com
mercial Club, Deer Lodge, Mont .
Bulls In wheat yesterday left no Item
covered up that was favorable to that
side or the market and thty gave the
bull news all tho publicity possible. Du
luth. as well as the aenhoard. retwrted
sixty-five boat loads ot wheat as having
Deen taken by exporters In that market,
but this was said to have been the result
of heavy clearances of wheat thero tor
Chicago. James Carruthers ot Montreal,
In a message says there are over 10,000
cars loaded with wheat bctwnen western
points and Fort William and he takes
the stand that thero will be no scarcity
of this grain with which to fill May
contract. Cash wheat was Mo higher.
it has been a noticeable feature for
some time past that tho lontjs In com
nave allowed no opportunity to escape
whenever a profit was within reach,
it w.as the case yesterday and con
siderable corn was sold on It. Tlose In tho
trade who were of the opinion that the
longs In the July and September options
were getting out Instead of taking profits,
were mistaken In their ideas. Cash corn
was unchanged.
The large shipping sales of oats en
couraged holders yesterday. Bad reports
riom,r. T.cxa2 oonal'tuted the only bull
changed th0 n,ark-- -aa oats were un-
-uFrn.cs,:..Whent "our fQUal to
MOO1 bushelsT' ",WM DUSheU: oats'
T I.... ,
.-u.ciyuui CIOSB- wneat. Vid to ud
higher; corn, Hd lower. W
. . ""H'liicnis i,i24,ouu bushels.
"8teceJpi8, of 24000 bushels and
V- ' "4 m.wu nusneis inst year.
rfimarv mrn rt n 4aiam
of 9 k K..rr:Vr". DU"",la ana shipments
.-,vw uuauuia mat year.
Primary oats rArntnr ,..... rctaaa , .
. , -, , ....... i i , i wt,jw uuBn
els and shipments finxiwi hu.kiJ
ofrwL43,!6?0 ,bu,hel8 nnd -hlPments
of 737,000 bushels last year.
Carlot Ilecelpia,'
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Nebraska.
For Sale
820-acre farm In Burt county, 8 miles
northwest of Tekamalf. Small house,
rood barn, corn crib and the usual out
buildings; bricked well; all fenced; a bar
gain. $S7.60 PEH ACRE.
Alfred C. Kennedy
20S First National Bank Building.
Telephone Douglas 722.
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Winnipeg
44
....150
... 70
... 17
...807
... 31
...133
SI
2S
21
65
118
North Dakota.
632 ACRES, 2tf miles from Forbes, N.
Di, about 240 acres In cultivation. This
tract lies from gently rolling to smooth,
level land. Improved as follows: One
story house, with full basement 30x30 ft.
and small L addition 10x12 ft.; Is In fair
condition, only needs paint. Frame barn
with shingle root and high stone base
ment which Is cut Into 8 double stalls
with mangers for horses, and two largo
stalls for cows 15x40 ft each, the upper
floor being only for hay. The barn Is In
good condition. Granary 28x30 feet, shed
18x24 ft. and chicken house uxl6 ft. A
fine artesian well flowing Into a tank,
which has an outlet and 1b kept full of
good fresh water. Price, J 45 per acre.
Will trade for eastern land or Incomo
property; $3,000 Incumbrance.
MARY SEYBOLD,
217 M'CAQUE BLDG.. OMAHA. NEB.
timnhrt Ch Prices.
WHEAT No. 5 bant. VAKsmv. o v
hard, 5aSJ4c; No. 4 hard, 81oo; No. ,1
jprlng, i&S5Hc; No. 4 spring, 83V4Q4Hc;
No. 4 spring. 82K4Ue: Mn x durum .u;n
C(?1 . x . .i 7 . ...... . ' '
ov7ju, nu. o uurum, Aoqrooftc.
white, 64i866c; No. 4 white, 83ttS54(4c;
No. 2 yellow, B44c; No. 3 yellow, WBMVic;
No. 4 yellow, 63fi3Vio; No. 2. 64HQo;
?l?;JlJ"4SB40i No. 4, USQMHo; no grade
OATS No. 2 white, 34Q84o; standard.
33W334c; No. 3 white, S333o; No. 4,
white, 324333c
BARLEY-Maltlng. 64C2Hc; No. 1 feed.
RYE No. 2. B7o: No. 3. 67o.
The following cash sales were re
ported today:
WHEAT No. 2 hard winter, 3 cars.
ooc.
KYE No. 2, 1 car, o7Ve.
OATS-No. 3 wh te. 8 cars. 83Ue:
cars, 33c. No. 4 white, 1 car, 33o; 1 car.
Aiftc iMo. graae, t car, 33VsC.
CORN No. 2 white. 2 cars. UUc:
cars, 66c. No. 3 white, 1 car, 65c; 1 car,
mkc o. z yeuow, l car, 544c. No.
yellow, 2 cars, S4Uc: 1 car. 64c. No.
yellow, 1 car, 63Hc. No. 2 mixed, 1 car.
, i car, oi ic. imo. a mixea, l car,
64Wc; 2 cars. 534o, No. 4 mixed, 1 car,
tw7ic imo graae, i car, 4sc
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Texas.
FOR SALE.
St. Joseph's Island, New Rockport,, Tex.
22,000 acres at distress prices, a great
bargain, no trading.
W. H. GRAHAM,
Bole Agent. Cuero, Tex.
FINEST climate, Irrigable fruit, alfalfa,
grain lands, Pecos Valley; first premiums
World's fair; low excursion rates. Iron
Mountain, Kansas City, May 6, via Fort
Worth. Write P. H, Qoodloo Fort Worth,
Tex.
Utnh;
BARGAIN $1,800, half section of rich,
deep valley land In Utah, near markets,
half cash, balance long time. Address
E 341, Bee office. - . ..,
BARGAIN $1,800, half section of rich
deep valley land In Utah, near markets,
half cash,' balance long tlmo. Address
E-34L Beo office.
tVuslilnKton.
THE WALLA WALLA VALLEY,
Washington, presents at the present time
a most attractive field for the Investor
and homeseeker. This section has never
experienced a cyclone, hurricane', tornado
or flood. A diversified district, where
the small tract farmer does equally as
well as the large grain grower. Write
today for free Illustrated literature de
scribing fruit growing, gardening, dairy
ing and hog raising. The Commercial
Club, Walla Walla, Wash.
Miscellaneous.
UNITED STATES free homestead
lands. New Atlas (copyrighted.) Just
Issued In four colors, size 10x16, ot the
Rocky Mountain and National Forests
contains six colored maps Colorado,
Vyomlng, Utah, New Mexico, Idaho,
Montana. Tolls about new United States
three-year homestead law, Carey act,
desert land act, mining laws. Other
valuable Information, up-to-date. Worth
$1.60 for 60 cents postpaid. Atlas Dept.,
921 Post Bldg., Denver Weekly Post,
Denver, Colo.
Featnres ot the Trading; nnd Closing
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. April 23. Export business
gave a sharp uplflt to wheat here today,
closing prices showing a gain of from
'Wio to lttiiHUc. Corn finished un
changed to o lower; oats made a net
drop of Mo to HUc, and provisions
closed 60 to 17Kc off.
Messages from Duluth today confirmed
reports put out yesterday of a sale of
seventy-nine Doatioaos nr ttnart whrat.
Many traders who had sold earlier on
news or much needed rains in the south
west turned active buyers and the market
oecamo very strong. News of the fall of
ocmari to tnn Mnntenpirrlna nln Imln.H
bullish sentiment because of Its possible
tuieci m complicating the European no
lltlcal situation. Foreign strength was
aiso a ractor In the uplift here. A survey
of the international situation showed that
mrKe loreign requirements or wheat
would soon be In order.
All these Influences offset generally fa
vorable domestic crop news, large In
crease In primary receipts and the tact
that a fleet of wheat-laden boats got
through tho Soo today, Chicago and Buf
falo bound. Strong northwest markets
lent support to prices here, Winnipeg be-
"'rung, i-rimary receipts
or wheat today wern i&i fWi i.,.v,i.
against 243.tfi) hn.h.i. i..
board clearances ot wheat and flour
equalled 347,000 bushels.
tlHI lncr6u se, ln rcelPts estimated
.r nexi ?'ek depressed corn. A little
?i.r i. Bi..Bn wna marte " the up
turn In wheat, but it hm iY Cr
oats market was dull and narrow.
had a" waning erfTcf
?uhrrnarcn1nf,0d,ea'
Futures closed as follows;
RE All ESTATE LOANS.
$103 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D,
Wead. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnatn.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
LOANS on farms and Improved city
property, 6, 6Vi and 6 per cent; no delay.
J. II. Dumont & Co.. 1603 Farnam 8L
WANTED City loan and warrants.
W, Farnam Bmlth & Co.. 1320 Farnam at
.GABVINBROSX 'b
MONEY To loan on business or resi
dence properties, J 1,000 to $600,000.
W. H. THOMAS. 228 State Bank Bide.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KKEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1016 Omaha National. Douglas 2715.
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Om. Nat.
LARGE loans our specialty. Stul! Bros
6
CITY LOANS, Bemls-Carlberg Co.,
310-313 uranaeu Theater mar.
MONEY on hand at lowust rates, for
loans , on Nebraska farms ana omalia
city property In any amounts.
H. W. BINDER.
E23 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
TV T- s-r-r f your Investments i
IVlOncV not Paying you that.
J can show you one tl
8
If your investments are
we
can show you one that
will. It Is sour.d, good, and
will bear the most rigid
examination. No specula
tion. For particulars, ad.
dress Lock Box 10, Omaha,
Nebraska.
WANTED TO BUT.
Dolgoff 2d hand store pays highest prices
for furniture, domes. noe. vou. uw,
BEST prices for furniture. Call D. 7MB,
WOULD like to buy a five or six-room
house to be moved on a lot. One In ths
neighborhood or zm ana
Telepnone ttea wi.
D. 80ES. Quick buyers or furniture.
ANDIRONS or grate. N 333. Bee.
STEAMSHIPS.
ANCHOR LINE
STEAMSHIPS
Ball every Saturday to and from
NEW YORK LONDONDERRY
GLASGOW
rvcAn nnmn 7U day. Moderate rates.
For book of tours, rates, etc. apply to
HENDERSON UKUTMCiKU,
Gen't Agts.. 158 N. La Salle 8 L. Chicago,
OR ANY LUUAIj aucjvi.
LIVE STOCK MAIUvMT OK WEST
Ship )Ue stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atUn.
Hon.
Lire Stock ConmlHlou Merchants.
BYERS BROS. & t o. Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co. S3 Exchange Bldg.
-tuxiN JELROS. St CO.. Exchange Bldg,
6SMitVV: No. 3, 66Hfit3; May, 6S!iC
uiy, wv.
II 1 h-MC,
BARLBY-W4jSc
Nerr York General Market.
NEW YORK. April 23. FLOUR Firm:
prlng patents. J4.4MM.65! winter stralKhts.
$4.4MN.65; winter patents, $4.7OIT6.10; spring
ciears, 4.wv4.w; extra No. 1 winter, W.80
4.10; extra No. 2 winter. t3.70tiS.SO; Kan
sas straights. $4.1MN.20. Rye flour, firm;
tair to good, i3.W4r3.S5; choice to fancy,
$3.WTC6,
cuilN.MEAl-Rteady; rine white Rnd
yellow. $1.3091.23: coarse. I1.2MM.30: kiln
dried. $3.30.
Hi E Firm: No. 2 weatern. (DWc. c I. f..
Buffalo, Now York export.
wauuey steady; malting, fcsasoc; c. l.
Buffalo, onenlnar navigation: feeding.
Wc. f. o. b.
WHEjVT Snot, firm: No. 2 red. 11.1414.
elevator, and $1.16, f. o, b afloat, nom
inal; No. 1 northern, Duluth, $1,024. f. o.
n., nnoRt; opening navigation, huures
wero firm and more active on export
talk, higher cables and tho northwest
strength; Ma', $1.01H; July, $1.00; Sep
tember, PSHc; bonded wheat, May and
uiy. $1.01
CORN Snot barely steady; export.
63Uc, f. o. b., afloat.
OATS Snot steady, standard white. 41c:
No. 3. 40C4OUc: No. 4. SMftttWc; natural
white. 3M4!c; white clipped, S9ff43c.
HAY Unsettled; No. 1, $1.05; No.2, c
$1.00; No. 3. 70(BS0c.
HOPS Quiet; state, med um to choice.
1912, tGQ23o; 1911, WTHc; Pacific coast,
1912, lfiC0o; 1911, 11G15C.
muisa-steady . uogota. sswn-i4c; ven
tral Aerlca. 2ic. I
LEATHER Firm: hemlock firsts. 2S4J
20c: seconds. 27fi28c.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady: mess.
$2t.7Sa22.50; tally. $23.50S5.00; short clears,
J21.00tiC2.5a Reef, steady; mess, $19.00
20.00! family, $33.COg-i4.00. Cut meats, quiet:
picKiea Denies, 10 to 14 pounds, m.oi.iii
15.50; pickled hams, $15.2T915.50. Lard,
easy, middle west. $11.1 Ota 1.20; retinca,
easy; continent, $11. S5; South America,
$12.50; compound, eteady, $S.S7HlB.62Vi.
TAiji.ow-uuiet; city. Mic special,
7 3-16o; country, 674S6Hc.
huttek-unsettled: creaery. extras.
35Hc; firsts, MHftSSc: state dairy, finest.
SfiHSfSCc; good to prime, 53350; process,
extras, 32Vc, firsts. 30HQ31HC; imitation
creamery, firsts, SOflffllc; factoir, currant
make, firsts, ZSacSHc; packing stock, cur
rent make. No. 2, 2&HS2c; No. 3, 23824HC.
fiiiiKSB-steady; receipts. s,6ia ooxes;
state whole milk, held, colered, specials,
16UQ17Vic: state whole milk white, spe
cials, 164i$n7c; state whole milk, held,
white or colored, average fancy, lwif
16Hc; skims. 10fil3c.
Haas Firm; receipts, 43,937 cases;
fresh gathered, extras, 21c; fresh gath
ered, storage pacxed nrsts. ismorjvo;
fresh gathered, regular packed, first
northerly, lSQ19Hc; fresh gathered, re
gular packed first southerly, lStfUUc;
nearby hennery, whites, good to large
size, new laid, 22tS23o; western gathered
wnitcs. aKuiMc,
POULTRY Dressed, firm; fresh killed
western fowls, i84Bl9c; frozen turkeys,
Isaac.
Corn and Wheat nearlon Bulletin.
United States Department of Agricul
ture's weather bureau report for Omaha,
Neb., for the twenty-four hours ending at
8 a. m.. 76th meridian time, Wednesday.
April 24. 1913:
OMAHA DISTRICT STATIONS.
Temp. Raln-
Hlgh. Low. tall.
Ash and. Neb.. E2 63
Auburn. Neb... S3 63
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET I g
Range of Prices Narrow and Busi
ness Volume Small.
EUROPEAN BUYING SUBSIDES
Wnll Street Wntches Proponed Cnll
fornln I,es;ls1tton Affecting;
Jnnnnese with Interest)
lint Not Concern,
NEW YORK, April M.-l!esltntlon by
stock market operators to attempt an
Interpretation or tho present situation
was Indicated today In the narrow range
of prices and small volume of business.
For tho time being traders are content
to permit the uiarket to drift In Its stag
nant condition. Some stocks moved n
much as a point above or below yester
day's close. Tentative efforts to bid Up
tho leaders accomplished little. At the
same time beur traders were not Inclined
to sell stocks agKi-esslvely. perhaps on
account of tho belief the extent of the
outstanding short Interest mado such
operations hazardous. There were sev
eral small swings back and torth, but the
day ended with only Inconsequential con
ditions.
Speculation was governed by the same
prices which have been operative for
sorao time and which tend to repress any
tendency toward activity. European buy
ing, which recently loomed up ns a factor
of considerable Importance, ha subsided,
nt least temporarily. The form to be
taxen ny mo tarirr revision bin hs nnaiiy
enacted and Its effect upon buslncsR con
ditions remain to bo dotermlned. Wall
street Is also wutolilng with Interest,
though not concern, Cullfurnla's proposed
legislation affecting the Japanese.
Aitnough money market conditions are
easier, the outlook for extensive now cap
ital requirements, which must be met
within tho next few months is not en
tltely clear. In view of these conditions
speculative sentiment remains hesitant,
with little disposition to take a pro
nounced position on either side ot tho
market.
Thero were a few exceptions to the
dead level to which most stocks adhered.
New liavon once more established a low
record, selling down JV4 tolOJti. Canadian
Paclflo turned weak Just before the ciusi'.
losing over a point. Some of the tobacco
Issues showed further heaviness.
Various seasoned bond Issues lost
ground, while some of tholr bonds im
proved. Total sales, par value, $1,915,000.
United States bonds wero unchanged on
call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Saltt. lllih. Low. clou.
ll.tOD 71 7Vk 77
M
1.100 in, IDS II
4,(00 SI 3((4 HH
too n ti 14 H
ton
7H
28
10
nt
tmlnnre. 174.FJI.ar. In hstika and Plllllr
tiensiirv. l4l.MK.7i4. total or ircnerai 1111111
llkV7U7 Uecellits yesterday. .?. 1H0.
Disbursements. $2,K77.2Ml. Tho surplus this
fiscal year Is $3,612.01$. as against a de
ficit of $tt.(54,1H7 last year. Tho figure;
tor receipts, disbursements, surplus and
deficit, exclude Panama canal and public
debt transactions.
,
London fttork Market.
lX)NDON, April 28. American securi
ties were quiet and featureless during
the early trading today. At noon prices
were from U to higher than yester
day's New York closing.
London closing stock quotations;
CetiMilt, monfj it IMtUiwUtllle A Nih 117
do setounl Me K"' T"
Aml CVrrr !SN Vcrk lntrl 104
Aithlmn 10 Norfolk Wett.rn 10
lUlllnmre A Ohio 10tv,Ontrlo A Wteni. J1H
t'ndlin rmclllc V nnni ...
, v...n..k. a Ohio 70 ltrtdlni
ITil tltt Western It Southern Hr ...
ITil'. Mil t V 1U Houthrn 1'seltle
It Vnlon I'trino .
lot, V s. S(l
47i WUiti
it P nr
limntnd Minn
! OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattlo Receipts Heavy nnd Prioes on
Killers Lower.
HOGS MAKE A VERY BAD SLUMP
rwnm a nio O
Krl
do lit pfd
lrnd Trunk .
Illinois Osnlrsl
Si
tlti
101
1U'4
tS
74
S1LVHR Bar, steady at 274d per ounce,
ounco.
nvv.V-lU nr rent.
DISCOUNT RATKB Short bllK 3H4T
3 9-1B per cent; three months' bills, JH
per cent.
lloslon Mlnlntr Stock.
UOSTON, April 2S.-Closlmr qoutatlons
on mining siocks wero as lonona.
AIIoum Jlohsk
Atusl. Coppsr 77 NV4 Con
A 2. L s. .. S7lN7pllns Mlnfs .
Arlions CVm. .. . Hi North Hulls
D & U. C. 8. M. t North 1 Jk
Cl. & Arlions lipoid Dominion ....
Cl Hcl T tHisoli
LVntennlsl . 4 Uulncr
Copper lltnt C. C 44 shannon
Est llutts C. M... U BMpsrlor ...... ....
Krsnklln Superior A D. U.
Olrou Oon .il4T.tnLrck"V""
Ursnbr Con 44 V. s. R. B. M.
Oreens Csnsnss .. T 1-14 do pfd
Ids Itorsls Coppor. K'.il'tsh Con. .... ...
Krr Uk I4 UtrJi Corpsr Co ..
iJke Copper l WlntMis
!. Ball Copper- lWohrne
MUnil Coppsr XV
. tlti
. 17H
1-16
. 10
. 1
. !
. It
. 10
. JN,
. S
. 2
. 40H
. Ilk
. 1
. tm
. 1
. 17
I.llternl llerelpls of l.ninbn, but Not
Many ! Sheep Prioes, n
llnle About Steady on
All Kinds.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 33, 1913.
Recelnts wero: Catl'e. Mors. Sheep.
Offlclnl Monday 3.U3 6.PS0 11. 6
utiiciai Tuesday . ... s,sjti v.no
estimate weuneruay.. mwv
was no inntcrtnl change In values the
trade was moro attlve. than during the
early rounds, nnd by 11 o'clock practically
everything had been sold. Hulk of tha
sales could be quoted at $.40fl!I.S5, with
lights as high as IS.00, Just l&c below yes
terday'fl high mark. During the first
three days of this week values have
declined about 30c. the bulk last Satur
day being $S.7W8.fO and the top $8.00.
Representative sales:
No. At. Bh. Pr. No. Ar Mi, Tr.
40 .
11
It .
0..
It..
K.
tv..
71...
4. .
Jl 171 ... I to
U U4 to t 10
15 2(5... I M
41 Sll 1J0 I M
H 171
8,W0
8.17: 0
$.200 It.
7t
5S.147 74
99 57K I
27;14 'J
19.1J1 4
Three ilnvn thin wk. 12.323 23.72$
Hums days Inst Week,.13.!l 33,192
nm days 2 wks, ago.ll,e45 ej.iw
Same days 3 wks. ago. 9.0S7
Bame days 4 wks. ago.10.7M 2S,39t
Humn days last year. .11,970 38.1(3
Tho following table snows t..i receipts no
tkT rnllln linVM mnft mt.mii nl KlUllll l.llliailU I v
ror tne year lo date, compareii wun
year; 1913 112. inc. u.
CattlA 2S7,i43 306,213 '"SiT
Hog 923.8M 1.193,219 29.31
Bhuep V.71S,943 Cl6.2fil 1H.781
Tho following tablo shows the range ot
prloet for hogs at South Omaha tor the
last lew days with comparisons:
"Date. I 1913. U9l2.ll9l"uml0 ii)OS-tW..
April 121 8 9IUI 7 Si (Ml 791 0 iJ '1
tit
..IM
.114
:7
. in
MM
..lit
..t:t
..tit
..ito
. 171
..to
..m
..tit
..107
April 131
April hi
April 16
April it
April 17
April 18
April it
April 20
April 21
April 22
April 33
OMAHA UKNnilAli MA11KKT.
Sky.
.00 Cloudy
.05 Pt. cloudy
JU'ken Uow, Nb 78 35 .91 naming
Columbus, Neb SI 45 .70 Raining
Culbertson, Nb 73 3S .62 Cloudy
Falrbury, Neb.. 82 60 .00 Cloudy
Fairmont, Neb. SI 53 . 37 Raining
Or. Island, Nb 80 42 1.30 Cloudy
Hnrtlngton, Nb 85 44 1.30 Cloudy
Hastings, Neb.. 79 42 1.08 Raining
Holdrcge, Neb. 76 42 1.C2 Raining
Lincoln, Neb... 82 63 .03 Cloudy
No. Platte. Nb 7C 34 .36 Raining
Oakdale, Neb.. 83 42 1.37 Raining
Onlaha, Neb.... 80 62 .00 Cloudy
Tekamah, Neb. 84 60 .00 Cloudy
Valentine, Nb, 80 32 .50 Raining
Alta, la 80 68 .07 Cloudy
Carroll, la 80 .. .00 Pt. cloudy
Clarlnda. Ia.... 82 62 .00 Cloudy
Sibley, Ia 81 67 1.16 Cloudy
Sioux City, la. 82 68 . 34 Cloudy
Temp. Rain-
High. Low. fall.
78 66 .00
78 64 .00
78 66 .00
78 66 .20
$2 60 .00
80 60 .30
72 44 .40
78 60 .60
80 48 . .90
Artlclei open.l Hlgh.t Low. Close.l YesyT
Wheatl I
iay.(g)Vi
j uiy. muw
Sent. Iftoumv.
Corn, f 1
65.
T. I
56ifiT4
I,
May.
July.
Sent.
Oats. I
way. 3i
July. 34HSH
SenLl .hi.
may. is 62
July. 19 ffi-
Seot. lfi F.-.
L.UTQ. 1
93 I
92H
91'
911
sin
IJSITWSJ
'ilSHiltfV.
1H
90W
May.
July.
BepL
Ribs, f
Aiay.
July.
Sept.
I
10 9TA
10 90-95
10 90Sf
19 92H
11 27H
11 VM
arii 06
10 82M
10 ss
35H
34T4
34H
I,
19 75
10 55
11 00
10 96
10 95
Ml
11 0t
11 07H
90H!
1.
00
659.
66HI
34H34-,4i
$4au
1 1
19 60 I W 60 19 67V
19 65 19 65 19 82V
19 50 I 19 60 19 62V
I I.
65Vi 55 U
60 66VsV
of 1 ot
I
S4h 34g
10 87H
10 95
10 90
10 90
U 27vi
u 00
10 82H
10 95
19 90
10 9:
'2VI
ill
11 30
11 02Vi
10 92H
ltl0 85
11 07
10
10
an 00
1137H
11 07V,
10 80
Chicago Cash PripiKTVho. .j
$1.06MS1.09ii; No. 3 red. $i.W1.04? Ho. 2
naru WVc, No. 3 hard, Oltmci No. 1
northern, 9SS94o; No. 2 northern, 91C93c:
No. 3 northern, 8991c: No. 2 spring 91
92c; No. 3 sorlnrr. 89(FMr: v. 1 Ih.T
fJOSSo: velvet chaff. 899lCi durum. 94
low? WflaiJeiKaT SZr&."T I ZVJ
KV4fi66c; No. 4 yellow, 64Kc. OaU. No!
woiie, eoy,c; jno. 4 wnite, 344ilB35Uc:
No. 4 white. 34i&34Vic; standard, 35y43c
nye: No. 2. 63c, Barley. 46Q3o. Timothy.
$3.00gO.C5. Clover. $1.0021.SO. Pork, $19 50
uuirLii-aieaay; creamery. 27Q34c.
XJGS Steadv: reoolnta mmi ........ ..
mark, cases Included, 17018c; ordinary
C1IEE8K 1'lrm.r rf.l.l.. uvan..
twins. DUfflii.. vn,ln . '.i- V , ,77 ii
MlchilsanS?3So: Minnesota, 30835c, Wis-
UvpS ,iifher; ,lve chlcken8'
ailnnenpolU Grain" Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Anrtl mwiipit
May. SST4c: July. siumiUi..' .r,..,K.,
JleOlTic. Cash: No. 1 hard. 91T.C; No'
iS""90???"?0'..?- north..
iSarf iu Aioniana, WW, NO.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 86Vrfi56c.
OATS No. 3 white, ifcrj&iVic.
RYE No. 2. 664168Q.
VVn. "-'n- iJL" ars, W
llllAIN-Jlo.WiH7.00.
KLAX-$1.31itil.32V4.
BARLEY 4166c.
I.lTerpool Grain Slarket
LIVERPOOL ADrtl 23. WHKATarvn
steady; No. 2 Manitoba, 7s lid; No. 3
ManuoDa, is to; juiuns. iirm; May. is
Vid. July, 7s 6i4d: October, 7s 4!id.
L'oitK-spoi, iirm; American mixed
new. 6s; American mixed, new, kiln dried
6s ma; American mixta, 01a, Le lid
American mixed, via Galveston. Es id
futures, easy; May. American mixed, 6a
, ' Tulv r n rlaa K. ISM
MllfTnnkee Grain SlarUet.
MILWAUKEE. April 23,-WHBAT-No.
1 northern, 93Vri94Wc; No. 2 northern. SOVs
avic, no, i nara winter, ntHvoa; May,
61c. Julv. 91V4C
CORN No. 3 yellow. SfiUo: 'a X whim.
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
CENTRAL STATIONS.
No. of
District. Station!
Columbus, 0 18
Louisville, Ky... 22
India'polls, Ind.. 14
Chicago. Ill 24
Ht, Louis, Mo... 19
Des Moines. Ia. 23
Minneapolis 61
Kan. City, Mo.. 26
Omaha, Neb 17
A very decided drop In temperature has
occurred over tne corn ana wneat region
west of the Mississippi river and the
cooler weather is rapidly extending east
ward. Light showers occurred ln the
lake region within the last twenty-four
hours, and heavy rains were general In
Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma. Rains
nt one Inch or more occurred as follows
Nebraska Holdrege, 1.62; Hartlngton and
Orand Island, i.w; uanaaie, wu, iiaat
inirs. 1.08. Kansas Dresden. 1.20: Dodire
City, 1.42; Hayes, 1.00. Iowa 81bley, 1.13.
IJ. A. W .1X311,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
ICaimns Cltr Grain and Prorlatons.
KANSAS CITY, April 23. WHEAT
Cash: No. 2 hard. 8S4MOC:. No. 8. S6VMJ
88Hc; No. 2 red, $1.00ffl.94; No. J, SOcu;
11.02.
CORN No. z mixed, asa; no. z, urj
68Uc: No. 2 white, mm; no. 3, wo
OATS No. z wnite, mtnw, o. z mixed,
3434Vic.
UYE-64C
HAY Unchanged.
Closing prioes:
"WHEAT May, 87o; July. 86c.
CORN May. 66c; July, 66Vic.
OATS May. 35Vic: July. 341ic
BUTTER Creamery. S4c: firsts. 120:
seconds, toe; pacuing, zw.
EQQo n ni ts. isc: seconds. 13c
POULTRY Hens, 11 Vic; roosters, 10c;
ducks, loc.
St. Lonla General Slarket.
ST. LOUia April 23. WHEAT No.
red. 21.10S1.11: No. 2 hard. 92W&J40.
CORN No. X, 6SVkC; XNO. Z wnite. bSOJWC.
OATS-No. 2, s&c; jso. z wnite, 37C
RYE 67c.
Futures closed as follows;
WHEAT May. 920SSc; July, 89!4e6Dc
CORN May, fcoftc; juiy, ooc.
OATS May, 34c; July. 84c.
POULTRY - Steady: chickens. 14o:
springs, 18c; turkeys, 17c; ducks, liVic:
geese, e.
uutthi rm; creamery, awanc,
EGOS-Hlgher; lVic.
Peoria Market.
oDinri inrii a rnttu r. .v. vt
yellow. 6636614c; No. 3 yellow, 65Vo; No.
2 mixed. 66c: sample. 61c.
OATS-Mo, z wnite, wuo; standard. 230
Soc; ISO. 3 wnite, tftu auytc.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, April 23.-METALS-Cop.
per, steady; spot to June, 115.0oai5.60
electrolytic. 115.75: lake. 115.87: eaatlnsr
$15.60. Tin, dull; spot and April, $49.60tr
t'j.io; May, w.iuiau.i; June, .uBH3.w.
ieaa, sieaay, m t. diu, upeiier, quiet.
at t& FVhfi fiK. AnllmAnv. AllH flr.nn1.
$9.00. Iron, quiet; No. 1 northern. $17.25
rn.7o; 10. z nonnern, 11e.70vw.zo; No. 1
southern. I17.6OH18.00: No. 1 joft southern
$17.2517.75. Copper arrivals. 235 tons.
Exports this month, 23,191 tons. London
copper, easy; spot. 67 12s 64; futures, 67
17s 6d. Local exchange sales tin, 6 tons.
ionaon tin, esay; spot, tzz7 lbs; futures,
1223 6a. London lead. 18. London rlter
26 10s. iron, Cleveland warrants, 68s 6d
in ionaon.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Aiwil 23. COFPEFV-PM
turea opened steadv at an ndvnnc of t in
6 points. There, seemed very little coffee
ror sale in tne local market and nrlmtM
worked up another point or two durinv
me aay on a. nine European ouying, cov.
enng 01 snona ana a mod a rate demand
from trade sources. The close was steady,
Ka-m K rVll harm A nril lnui. nr...
10.89c; June, 10.Wo; July, 11.09c; August,'
11.21c; September, October and November,
u.&K., uoctmner, n.c; January, 11.3&0
February. 11.36c; March, 11.38c. Boot
steady: Rio 7s, UUc: Santos 4s, 13c. Mild
aun; (joraova, nominal.
St. Joseph Live Slock Hsrli.
ST. JOSEPH, April 23.-CATTLE-ito-
wwi", w ncu, marvel steady; stetrs
$72rV8.85; cows and heifers, $4.25fle.2S
calvea. $5.6O&8.50.
HOGS Receipts, 6.300 head; market 10
616c higher; top. $8.70: bulk. U.umn a "
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 4,000
.U.Vj HlMftCa MUVLUgj UVUVtk iUWAMSl
Arcslitmsted OopPr
American Agricultural ...
Amrrlctn Det fiunr. ...
Amsrlcsn Can
Amerlcsn Csn pfd
Amcrlcsn C. F.
Am, Cotton Oil
Am. Ice securities
Amerlcsn Unised
Amerlcsn Locornotlr ....
Amcrlcsn S. A. H
Am. 8. A H. pfd
Am. Ijunt Ksflnlnf......
Amerlcsn T. A T
American Tobacco
Anaconda Mlnlns Co
Atchison
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast Una
Ilsltlmore & Ohio
Dethlthera Btosl
Urooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central leather
Chssapeak A Ohio
Chicago 0. W
Chlcsso, M. A. St. P....
Chicago A N. W
Colorado F. a I
Consolidated (las
Corn Products
Delaware & Hudson
Denver Ic Rio Orsnde...
Denver b It, (1. pfd
Distillers' Securities ....
Erl
Kris 1st pfd..
Erie 2d pfd
Oeneral Klectrlo
Oreat Northern pfd......
Great Northern Ore ctls.
Illinois Central
InterboroUfh Met
Inter. Met. pfd
International llarvestsr ..
Inter-Msrlnn pro
International Paper
international Pump
Kansas' City Southern
Lacleda Oas
Lehigh Valley
Loulavllle & Nashville...
M.. St. P. A 8. Bte. M.
Missouri, IC. A T
Missouri Psclflo
rational Biscuit
National Lead
K. 11. 1L ot M. Id pfd..
New York Central
N. Y.. O. & W
Norfolk A Weatern
North American
Northern Paclflo
Paclflo Mall
Pennarlvanla
People's Oss
P.. C . C. . Hi. u
Pittsburgh Coal
Pressed 8teel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Republic. I. A B
Republic. I & 8. pfd
Hock Island Co
llock laland Co. pro
St. U A 8. F. td pfd...
Besbosrd Air Line
Seaboard A. U pfd
Bloss-Bhsftlsld 8. A I....
Southern Pacific
Southern Hallway
So. Railway pfd
Tennessee Copper
Tessa A Psclflo
Union racllic
Union Tsclflo pfd
United States Realty
United States Itubber....
United Btstes Steel
V 8. Steel pro
Utah Coooer
Vs..CsTollna Chemical ..
Wabash
Wabash p!4
Wsstsro Maryland
Western Union
Weetlnghouse Blectrlo
Wheeling u. it.
1,164 It
" ioo ii ih
i.r ;o eaw
100 101s ioa4 ioz'
113
100 110 i:s ins
oo iuh :n no
100 llVa
too I01S ion. 101s
100
IM
i.roo m n.
3,100 91 toll SOS
100 iUK Hi MM
i.soo eitt I7H m
14W
00 1W, 10SS 0h
too 111 lll'i 111
400 11H 104
too HOU 140
104 12IU 114
1,400
1,104
17H
1S
M4
100 Hs 1IH
1,100 1C0H 114
"'ioo iim in "
too :tu k
l.soo II 44 7Vs
100 117 in
100 tiSi
700 101
14
111
lou
114
JOU
IIK
H1H
15
H
110
121
UK
lll't
IIS
MH
104 Vs
17
H
10
Mil
l
114
111
111
154
37 H
11414
4114
Jl
104
IA)
400
104
700
H'i
17
101 103V4
0H
106H
71
100 in 115 um
ts
7,100 IK IKS 1144
Ill
M
10 ll4
ISH J5
15
14,104 ItSH lliti HIH
IS
14
1HI
Slti
l
41
4,000 IOO14 1944 IH4
400 244 214 2
100 7ih m, T
H
U
11114
100 66t 4H IT
104 44 M4i 644
11,100 em em li'4
too iMi l0vi 101m
TOO UH UK IIU
ioo ai si 124
14
10
100 40 U 40H MJJ
'"ioo ti' 'tiii 44
aoo iv tv u
21
17
21
11,100 US 1S4
Total sales tor the dsy. U2.100 shsres.
- -r
New York Money Market.
K-wur vrmic. Aorll 23. MONEY On
call, steady ; ,2V4tf3 Pr..5en,ti rulln.rat;
2i per cent;' closing hid, 2 per cent; of
fered at 2tt per cent. Time loans, weaker;
ifif., a nnr cent: ninety days, 4U
ner cent; six months, 4V4S4H per cent.
PPRIME MERCANTILE PAf'ER-'4SS
P STERLINO EXCHANOE Firm, with
actual business In bankers' bills 1 at $4 oJ(6
for slxty-aay dims v
mand: commercial bills, $4.824.
air.vwif.iiAr. viusc: xuexicuii uuua ii iav.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
l.mmilAr.
Closing? QUOUS.UU119 uu uuiiua luuu were
0 St0MW?s:. rf. .lWK. C 80. ret. Is. . MH
"'-". !Z, 100UL. 8. dsb. 4s 1M1.. 10
U S is. rag 101 H L. A N. unl. 4s.... HU
do coupon vt a- a t. 1st 41. )
to eoupo J(Jtt do
v. w. - tllli. Vfn l.lfl. A- 141
43431 COUDOn w. A aviuu ....... OH H
Panama 1 eoupon. 1024 do eonr. Is 14
AcTlst IS R. K. of M. 4Hs H
Am if. S. T. C. ,m..... 4K
& T AT. cv s..n -ao aso. is tl
t-,;, A Co. 4Vit K cr IHs 71
ssn. 4 tiSi'S A W. 1st e. 4s. Dltt
do tr - S
vwS.-VU, I'BClllC II SlS
Mo la M
II O. 8 U rtdg. Is.... SJVi
I'snn. cr. I Vis Ills.. V
rj ao con. is 1W)
104 Heading gsn. it. .. tl
S4 S. I. A 8 F-. fg 4s 74
TlVi
4s. 71V,
do cr.
A. C. U 1st 4s.
Bsl. A Ohio 4s.
do Wi ;
Brook. Tr. ev. 4s
Cn. ot Os- ts
. T.tkr Bs.
",.. ss m t ,1,
An eonv. n"
L 1 IWi.. II 8. A. L adl. la
r D 4 Q 1 4s .M8o. Psc ool. 4s
1 ii. " doer 4S... .
CM A B I e 4Ha..l0ti do 1st ref. 4s .
.r 11 I A P. 4s. 41V4 80 Hallway I,
torts, "a. W d gen. 4s... .
Z S r 4Hs. 1H Union PaelfLs 4a.
D tf. T s MK do cr. 41...
D t R. O. rsf. ' do 1st A rsf. 4s
nistiliera' 4 MU. B- Rubber 4s
J!, i I 4V. V4u. S. Btsel Id Ss
?1. 1. 71 Va.-C. Chem. Is
Jl 4a. ser. B, 71 WaU.h lat A es. 4s S1H
111 Csn. 1st ret. wsswm Ma. i. to
ii.., Vrt. 4Vis 77H Wsst. Else. er. Is. . It
inter. M. M. 4VH - MHWU. Central 4s.... Ms,
Jspsn 4V4t v,r"
Bid. Of(rd.
NctV York MlnlntT Stock.
NEW YORK. April 23.-Closlng- quota.
Hons on nuninB .
com. Tunnel stock.. I Meilcan 70
7a
IH
MV4
lit
104 Vi
74V4
I3H
2H
11
102 14
101
5V
HOTTER No. 1, 1-lti. carton. iSa; N
L 60-lb. tubs. 52Vic; No. 2. 30c.
CHEEHK Imported riwlss, S2o; Amen
can Swiss, 26c, block Swiss. :!4c; twins.
17c. daisies. 17ic. triplets. l7Vici toung
Americas, lc; blue laboi brick, iScrllin"
burger. 2-lb.. 21c; Mb., tic; New York
wliL it 20c
BE BIT COTS Ribs, No. 1, 2c; No.
2. 17c; No. S, lBVlo. Ixilns, No. I, 22c; No.
2. l$Hc; No. S, lHc Chucks, No. 1, 11c;
No. 2. lOHo; Vio. S. lOHo. Rounds. No.
1. 1$V4; No. 2. Ho; No, 3, 1140. riatss.
No. 1. c; No. t, 8yo; No. 3. 80,
POULTRY Broilers, 1-lb. to lllo., 4o;
m-lb. to 2-lb., zbc; liens, leu; cooks, lie;
mr... 11. ..me. lhci turkeys. Wc; pi'
eons per dos., $1.20; roosu-s. 3C; aUuK
tull feathored. iso, ecc-v, lull teathered,
13o; squabs. No. 1. $1.M; No. 2. Mc.
FlSlt-JWhlte, froien. ltc- vent, froion,
14c; largo crapples, frozen, lso; Spanish
mackerel, 14c; eel, 15c; haddock, 13c;
flounders, 11c; shad ro, per pa:p, JVs;
sultnun bo: nuilbut, iSu, uuiialo, ict nu'.t
ntaus, 13c; oystem. bay stanuards,
noitnern. l '; selects. $l.a-i counts. V4.lv.
imillTB rineaPPlcs. la, 24, SO, So or 42
size, per crate, o.w. Orungos, extra tojioy
California .NuvoIh. M, $J.bu; 12o. I3.7&; 15u.
17, 200 and 21o sixes, $4.'J; 0, W.CO; 23s and
324. $3.25. Apples, extia fancy Washing
ton white winter I'eurmains, per box,
$2.00; extra fancy Wasnlngton Wlncsapa,
por box, $2.00; Utiih Wlntsaps, per nux,
sl.eO; Extra tancy Uanos ana Hen Dnvls,
.. tu,v ti 'A: AvttiL fnnrv Ouno. Clrclu
brand, iior bbl., $4.00; extra rancy Ben
Uavts. ler bbl.. $3.00; extra fancy Wine-
BUI, V UUI., .I.wrf .
IMppln. per bbl., $3.24; KIxb X Oano, per
1.1.1 l.-..,in V rinti iwr lilil. t'AFl.
Lemons, extra fancy Southland Beauties,
3u0s und seOs, per box, $7.50; extra choice
Justrlle U-mons, por box, $7,00; Excellent
brand, SOO sUe, per box. $7.20; Bunstde
brand. 3X) size, per box. $6.7oi extra fanoy
Messina, aoo and S size. $6.00; extra
cholco Mosslna, 300 or 3fi0 hIzc, $3.50, Qrapo
Frtlll, Florida, Indian river, w anu ov size,
ti M 14 m in. 1.1 M: .U: t3.2o.
VEOETABLEH-Onlons, large IUd
Globe, por sack, $1.00; large Spanish, per
crato, $l.fj0. Sweet Totatoes. Kansas,
table stock, por bbl., $150; Kansas seed,
ner hiii . 12.00. Potatoes. Colorado Rural.
per bu., Uic; Red River Early Ohio, per
bu 60o, red new, per hamper, $0.75; white
new. Per hamper, 5c. California Jumbo
nnierv. mr doz.. 11.501 California, aspara
gus, ler crate, about lbs. net, $XW;
rhuhnrh. nor doz.. GOo. shallots. Per dos..
KOn: now beets, carrots, turnips, per doz.,
soc; parsiey, por ao., wc; ruumi, vv
doz., 40c; head lettuce, per doz., si.uo;
homegrown leaf lettuce, per dot., 40o;
rccn pePPf", P'r bsk., 6O0; wax or green
beans, per hamper. $4.00; hot house cu
cumbers, per doz., $1.00tf$2.0; cauliflower,
per crate, $3.D0; Venetian garlic, per lb.,
12Vio; Texas new cauoage, per in., ac;
New York cnhbiiKe. per lb.. IVia. beets.
turnips and carrots, per bbl., $2.00; egg
plant, per doz., $2.00; horseradish, 2 doz.
bottle In cano. tier raso. $1.90.
MISCELLANEOUS Dromedary brand
dates, nktr.. $3.00: Anchor brand dates.
pkg., $2.26; walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per
lb., 21c; medium pecans, per 10., 130; pa
cans. Jumbo, per lb., 15c; Giant pecans,
Louisiana paper snen, per id,, zoc; 111
berts, per lb., l&o; Dinko almonds, per
lb., ltic, paper shell, lSv, Brazils, per lb.,
10c; largo washed, per lb., 12c; black wal
nuts, por lb., 24o; raw No. 1 peanuts, per
lb., 6 He; Jumbo peanuts, per lb., 80; roast
ncanuts. Der lb.. SVio: shell bark hickory-
nuts, per lb.. 4a; iare hickory nuts, per
in.. 3c: wnite rice poocorn. per id., oc:
checkers, per 100 pkg. case, $3.60; oheckers.
per to pit, case, 11. 10; cocoanuts, per
sock, So.w; per noz vac.
ONION SETS Yellow, per bu.. 82 lbs.
$1.76; red, por bu., 32 lbs., $1.75; white, per
bu., 32 lbs., $2.00. Tomato plants, per 100
(Be; cabbage, por 100, 05c; pepper, per JOO,
75e; cauliflower, per 100, 75c; eggplant, per
JOT, l.W.
Chlrnao I.l'vo Stock Htnrkft.
CHICAGO. April 23. CATTLE Re
ceipts 22,000 head: market slow, mostly
lOiRIoc lower for steers; beeves, 17. Wi1
9.20; Texas steers, Jo.ryx37.90; western.
$7.0038.10; Blockers and feeders, $o.2f$
8.10, cows' and heifers, $3.90418.40; calves,
ia.ooiis.j5,
HOGS- Ricf.i ts. 32.000 head; market lou
15o lower; bulk of sales. IS.TOfio.pO; light,
JS.GOUS.w: mixed, ss.s&MS.nvi; heavy
(.35Q4.80; rough, $8.35Q.K; pigs, $6.75
8.66.
S1IEEI AND LAMBS Receipts, 18.000
head; market barely steady; native. $6.00
7.20; western, $6.0OS'7.25; yearlings, $6.30
7.80; lambs, native, eo.umao.io; western
tC.7&OH-75.
81. I.oula I.lvr Slock Market.
ST. LOUIS. April 23. CATTLE Re
celota. 2.00) head. Including 200 Texans
market steady; native beef steers, $5.75
m.w: cows and hellers, H.&03B.1&; slocx
era ana leeaers. ta.sbws.w: souinern
steers, $6.&a8.50; cows and heifers, $4.0053)
7.00; calves, $4.pOa.60.
HOOS Receipts, 8,000 head; market
lftftlKc lower; dIks and lights, n.0OS.ffl
mixed and butchers, $8.&5.86; good
heavv. !8.C5fl8.W.
SIIEEF AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,200
head; market steady; native muttons.
$5.007-25; lambs, $7.00g.0.
Hlnni Cltr Live Block Market
SIOOX CITY. April 23. CATTLE Re.
celpts, 1,600 head; market steady to 10c
lower, native sters, 7.KB.w; cows and
heifers, V.iWl-i"; canners, owrsao.zo;
stockers and feeders, $7.0OSf7.75; calves
lit .7Mi7.60: hulls. $5.5007.50.
I IOGB Receipts, 4,500 head; market 15c
lower; heavy. $8.4oa-50; mixed. $8.50
8.65. light, $8.653.GOl pigs, $7.2537.60, bulk
ot sales, lo.uws.ix).
SHBBl AND IAMBS Receipts none.
llKfiRlI'TR CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, li r a.
,n.t r. .... ...III.
Tte.oelns nt.rt rllanosltloll of live Stock .,.J. ViT. .A '.i.-. ..... 5..V.
nt the Union Stock y.rus. Bout O maha factory , tho ,,fergt RH othcr poht,
Neb for ast twenty-four hours end- wrr re,,ortea rKTly ' ,n ft ,,0 n)d
Ing at 8 o clook yosterda i WcRk condition. An unusual feature ol
the trade was the fact that tho receipts
ruiisisiea entirely or iambs, most or
Which were fed wmlnrna. The cenrmt
Quality Was very fair and about the samo
a 011 ypsicruay, tho best Mexican lambs
being good enough to sell as high as
$8.80, top for the day. Tho bulk of thn
mexican grades changed hunds nt 11
range of $K,fi0flS.;6. atrlctlv 'holie ft I
westerns brought prices aiound $.4.ii0, ti.
same ns on Tuesday. Shorn html m
showed up In very fair numbers tli .1
morning and sales Indicated a cIiiup 11
vance over yesterday's purchases. At n 1
early hour some 72-pound shorn ImnU
nlrlllBrne ami fe - . , I . mm -.
w i.u i -o "Li.". H" nM uthfi
....n.",'n if ixiuiius moven at j, 00. ni
compared with $7.50 011 Tucsduy A
satisfactory clearanco was effected lr
. M. ft St. P. Ry.. 10
Wabash II. R 8
Mo. Pao, By 12
Onion raclflo R. It 55
.fc N. W., east.. 6
A N. W., west.. 40
St. P., M. A O.. 21
B. ft Q., east.. 4
II. ft J.. west.. 45
It. 1. & P.. east. 16
.. R. 1. ft P.. west 3
Illinois Central Ry. 10
Chi. Great Western 7
Hwlft A Co 1.291
Cuduhy Packing Co.... I4
Armour ft t o t.itw
P. Co..
O. P. Co
W. B. Vnusant Co...
Illl A Ron
B. Lewis
luslun ft Co
B. Root ft Co
II. Bulla
F. Husz
I. F. Hamilton
Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co..
Cllno ft Christie
Other buyers
Totals
2,
Z,!W.
2,772
67
1
67
2!)
64
3H
118
35
83
19
2
20
847
..4,879 9,289
. 11 Ohplr it
. II Ontario M
.111 Small Hopes
. I Standard loo
. I Ysltosr Jacket to
Aa bonds
Con. Cel. A Vs.,
Iron Bitter
JVaatllls Can. ,
Uttls Chief .....
Ofierea.
Treasury Statement
WASHINGTON. April 23. The condition
ot the United Btates treasury at the be
stnnlnsr ot bualnass today was; Working
The recelnts font
three cars or 8.200 head, being a llttlr
less than a week un hm n,.i .1 ...
than two weeks ago. In comparison with
the same day a year ago, the recelpti
showed a falling off of about 2.4M hend
Quotations on ah
to cholco Mexican lambs, $8.6038.75, fait
to good Mexican Iambs, $S.40i5.60; good
to choice western lambs. lR.3.iff;.50: fair
to good western lambs, $8.25418.35. feeder
lambs $7.75aS.ai.; llKht yearlings $7?3j'l
1 j 1 ,ii.-i fu,itMi,w lair 10 aaaa
wethers. K.XOf&.K: iroort Jo .T?a
4 $4.S5fliJ.&0: fair to good ewes. $5.75C6.Jj:
-r- I nulla mill lnipka ia rswHft t .....,
No. Xv.
825 fed lambs ?i
riATTI.B Recelnts of cattlo wore very 17 culls lambs 71
liberal at tins point ami iaro ui suun iku mexican lamos
others. Chicago especially was heavily sia shorn lambs ....
loaded with cattle thir morning and re- 240 Mexican lambs
potts beef steers as lOtf'JOo lower than 2,11 fed lamb
yesterday. Onder such conditions It Is 617 shorn lambs ....
hardly necessary to aaa inai mo noun .i snorn lamps ....
herA vrnn hnth alow and loWCr. UUyors
were In no hurry to fill order!, being In- Kansas City Live Stock Market.
Seir'orr'1 ,X,.. rCAP.0ratt(ro7Ur.? Reteadm'arrc
1tnatththey3rw"a0nlt,ed tlfo be" liZrn K J" M
lower on accouut ot uio uir.n. 111 im 11 m m. .i;.L ... . .7 V "...4
elsewhere. ... ir,,$4,!f'Mi..H.,i,,?''JIB nn.1' feederB- WM
A very considerable proportion 01 an u, eo.uuui.oui caives, .owi9.W);
ths cattle ln the yards consisted of corn western steeru, $7.0088.40; western cows,
ted beeves. With such unfavorable ad- $l.60fl.7.25.
vices from other selling points buyers HOGS Receipts, 12,000 head; market
Insisted on taking off lOtfl&e. una In BifflOo lower, hulk of sales, $8.6CkS85
manv cases as much ts 20c. thus Wiping heuvv. l.e.rVKJs.fiS: nanltnm nnrf t.mt,.
out most of the advance made yester- 1u.s5fl8.70j ght, $8.60iH8.75: nigs. $7.50
Cotton Blarket.
NEW YORK. April 2S.-COTTON-Spot
closed aulet; middling uplands, 12c; mid.
dllna- aulf. 12.25c; no sales. Futures
closed steady; April. 11.42o; May, n.37c
June, 11.47c; July. li.46c; August, ll.aoc
ounr.mhr. ll.lftc; October. 11.14o; Decern
ber, 11.17c; January, 11. He; March. H ide
r.ivvni'nnii. AdtII 23. COTTON Spot
In fair demand, prices easier, middling
fair, 7, aoo; gooa miuuunK. .ji. iiuuuinife
t.76d; low middling. 6.60d. goodordinary,
6.26d; ordinary, 5.2d; sales, 8,000 bales.
Oil Market,
NEW Y'ORK, April 23. OIL Cotton
...h h.irelv ateady: nrlme summer yel
low.'spot. $7 04i.lO; May, $7.00; July. $7.06
SeptemDer, si.iu.
TURPENTINE Quiet; machine, bbls,
4SC.
Nuuiir Slarket
XRW YORK. April 23.-Hl'OARRaw
market barely steady; Muscovado, 2.s69
. ... . ......lunnl t Mjna 1 mnlniRpi fil
,02 64c, refined, quiet
Hey to ltm Situation Bee Advertising.
8
8 76
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8 w
8 901
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93
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111 10 i 40
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. . it 140 40
. . M 140 I M
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..101 0 II 40
. Ill 140 I 41
.Ml .. 1 40
. Ill 40 I IS
274 10 I IS
. Ml . .. 1 IS
. . . 171 15 1 4
...117 40 7 4S
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. . tit ... IMS
. ..141 190 41
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. HI ... 1 40
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. . Ill ... I 10
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. . .131 110 I 10
. . 114 ... I 10
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SHEEP Thn sunnlv was moderaael.
tflt-DA r ,1 . 1 ii tin. il.ninnH ti' . nhnilt
6 361 6 35 I enllnl In (he rerolnta 111 lilllk nf t tin of'
5 31 1 638 ferlngs sold practically In the sam
notches ns on Tuesday. Trade for ths
M. .
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to.
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6 37
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6 331
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Total receipts.. ..241 120
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. '.'""'"it
Morris ft Co 684 1.204 MU t rii
l.nifi
1.344
79
......... 76
,. 80
..So
91
78
Tr.
X 60
7 60
8 80
7 55
8 75 ,
8 10
7 50
7 25
day and tho day before. Buyers were
hnr.lcward about maklllK such a large
concession with the result that tho murket
was a drug from start to nnisn and it
won afternoon before a cldarance was
The offerings of cows and heifers wero 'wc $3.2506.70,
small and as a result tna marKci on tnai
kind did not show much change, being
alrudv to n. little easier.
mere were aiso very lew sioce-crs or
feeders n the yards and in consequencu
steady prices were maintained on that
kind.
(jiiiiinllnna on Cattle Good to choice
beef steers. $8.20(U8.75: fair to good beef
steers. $7.'J04to.2o; common to fall' beut
steers, l7.4Uwf.vo; goou to cnoico neiiers,
t7.26tU8.001 rood to choice cows, $6.7507.60;
fair to good grades, $5.85Si.60; common tu
fair grades, $l.00iA.85; good to chulco,
stockers and feeders, $7.5038.25. fair to
good stockers and teeners, su.isU''";
8.O0.
BlIEEP AND LAMBS RectDts. 6.0O1
head; market steady; muttons, 15.250
7.C0; Colorado lambs, $7.60tt8.80: range
ethers and yearlings, $6.7507.50; range.
State Carriers
and Postoffice
Clerks Convene
BEATRICE, Nob., April I3.-(8peclal
Telegram.) The Joint state convention of
the State Letter Carriers' and Clerks'
common to fair stockers and feeders, association closed here last night with s
UMttW. "oca cowsanu nBiiers, o.wv banquet In Firemen's hull, which was at
tended by 150 delegutcs. Postmaster
7.00; veal calves, $7.0Qe.75; bulls, slags,
etc., io.tMuy.a.
Representative sales:
BEEF BTKlsna.
r.'o. At. Tr. No. At. Tr.
t 114 1 sS II 110 I IS
14 ITS 7 II 11 Illl I IS
11 Illl 7 SS II 1114 I IS
31 10TT 7 SS 10 1411 I IS
H Ill I 00 II 1111 I 10
10 117 I 00 10 list I 20
1 7IS I 00 U Hit I 10
i mi i oo ii mi s 10
10 mi i oo n... mi s so
io ion s oo 7 iim a so
t 1149 I 03 II 1110 I 10
II 1011 I 10 IS ItSI I IS
ii not s io ii nil i tu
11 till I 10 is list I to
1 1171 I 10 11 1041 I SO
1 1140 I 10 14 1310 I tO
to Ill I II
HTOC1CEIIS AND FEEDERS.
4 Sli 7 10 II loss 00
10 711 7 40 11 01 I 15
1 1640 7 40 14 Ill I SS
11 IIS 7 70 20 1141 I SO
COWS.
1 1000 t SO 1 1110 71
10 ltl I II 1 110 78
1 100 I IS II 1IIS 71
7 11 I II 11 1014 n
1 1011 I 40 II 1041 7 00
ii sis i so t mi 7 oo
i loci 4 is is ins 7 oo
1 1074 S 40 1 1117 7 00
S 1144 S 40 1 1400 7 00
1011 I 70 II Ill 7 10
1 1110 I 7 1115 7 )
1 1010 I 73 1 1171 7 IS
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
I til 7 SS
BULLS.
1 710 I 40 1 lCW 7 10
1 1140 40 1 1700 7 10
1 1101 T 10 1 110 7 IS
1 1SO0 7 10 1 1130 7 IS
1 10W 7 10
HEIFERS.
1 ISO I 10 Ml 7 IS
4 Ill 7 SS 2 70S 7 IS
t 110 I 71 1 S10 T IS
I Ill I 1 410 7 IS
70 S 1 TO 7 40
1 41 I 71 7 717 7 SS
1 640 I 71 1 1070 7 IS
I S40 7 IS tl SI0 774
110 7 IS 1 W I It
10 117 7 10
CALVES,
i no 7 oo s in oo
1 IM 7 IS S 110 SO
1 SIS I 00 1 110 so
2 !M S 00 1 110 I 76
1 110 I SO 1 110 74
7 IIS 00 1 110
5 111 I 00
COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 SIS i 00 S 100 7 so
IS 711 7 II II 1001 7 t)
II Sit 7 71 2 11W S 04
II Ill 7 71
Holllngworth of Beatrice, was toastmaater
I and the following responded tu toasts:
"My Trouble and My Joys," II. E.
Steams, Lincoln; "Why 1 Love My
Uncle Sam," Miss Bert Ballard. Falr
bury; "Victories of tho Past," S. E.
Munson, Omaha; "Progress," E. It.
Slzer, postmnster, Lincoln; remarks,
Charles Duffy .treasurer National Associ
ation Letter Carriers, Chicago.
At tho business session this afternoon
the carriers elected theso officers:
President, K. K. Stoner. Beatrice, vice
president, C. W. Maloy, I'remopt, sec-
Mtnn r V. flnlirAaalnr flmifh nt.V.a
treasurer, J. II. Clark, Lincoln; executive
board, George Harris, Omaha, three-year
term; M. E. A. collector, Charles e. A.
Johnson, Omaha. Delegate-ut-large to
the national convention at San Francisco
In August, William Maher, Omaha.
State officers Postoffice Clerks' associ
ation:
President. S. E. Munson. Omaha: first
vice president, G. Van Horn. Beatrice
second vice president. T. C. Allen. South
Omaha; treasurer, A. J, Dcnncy, Falr
bury: secretary. E. J. Brady. McCook;
advising board, A. 8. Kohr, South Omaha;
Jasper Hunt, Lincoln; John unaoval,
superior.
A Joint committee was appointed to de
cide on tho location for tho next annual
meeting. Lincoln was represented with
a large delegation which waa accom
panied by the postoffice band.
FUNERAL OF MRS. GIBSON
IS HELD AT OLD HOME
FREMONT, Neb., April (Speclal,)
Tha funeral of Mrs. Jennie Gibson,
widow of the late Arthur Gibson, a resi
dent of this city for nearly fifty years,
was held at the Congregational church
thla afternoon, P-ev. W. II. Buss offi
ciating. Mrs. Gibson waa the oldest
daughter of William Benton, one of the.
early settlers. She had been a member
nf thn Cnncreeatlonal church since 1867
HOGS Receipts were 'erv moderate . . . ,, .. ...
for a Wednesday, about 187 cars, or 8.600 anQ " -"-
head, bi ng yardd. The total for the affairs. She was a charter member of
week amounts to 23.725. being 9.500 smaller th ineal Indrrea of the Rebekahs and
tnan ThrSaVi'layVa;5 "" Kter" 8Ur and i2
Advices trom eastern margeis pointeaitne lormer uiiii.huuii.
in n fresh break In values, and when the! ., .knni Iil'.Iva veara am and three.
ly y -o she moved to Sprlngfleld III .
forts to force buyers to raise these fig- to make her home with her daughter,
ures were useless, and when the supply jIrgi jea,ie Rathbun, where she died
finally began to move It was on this 9 - dnua-hters Mrs "Walter
basis. Shippers and speculators were en- April 19. Two oaugnters. jars, waiter
tlrely out of the trade today and values Eddy of Valley and Mrs. Rathbun of
were at the mercy of the killers.. The Springfield, III., survive her.
a canvaw of the yards showed, that fully
half of tne oiienngs were sun in ursw .
hands. The weightier kinds were more Ixju Crlgor. who caught under Georo
or ls neglected all morning, some bids Stalllngs on the New York Americana in
eti rourh. heavy stuff being as low as 1910. says Stalllngs ia one of the most
capame nave oan issuers in ins uusm ua
Towards thn close, however things
livened up. somewhat and, while Ibxra
and that in time ho will make jl nji
team JtiD Boston Nationals-