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aTIE OMAIIA DAILY DEE: FRIDAY, AFRIL 5. 1907;
9
.'-JL- - " U!-. .1
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Croi Iunei Bepmrtt rald tod trior
Dunlin Lifts Fractiiss,
WHEAT AND OATS OPTIONS CFF HALF CENT
Lower Cables, Rain aad Fnvornhl
Weather Prediction ( Break
la Market Whf !)
Rrporta Denied.
OMAIIA. April 4, 1907.
After an opening thai predicted strength,
th market broke large fiactlona ami coin
nljr hold Ann. The greatest pressure waa
brought to bear on wheat, although oau,
Aim, waa very poorly supported and lara
VLt.jses were recorded In the brief murkei,
hich closed at noon aa a mnrk of respeut
tha death of a prominent trader.
Wheat acted badly, although the- market
opened without lull, but cab. en wete mucn
No. 1 California, unlet, a 5d. Future,
easy; May, 6s 4d; July, 6s M.
CORN Spot: American mixed, new,
quiet, 4sl.d; fid sternly, 4 8l. Future,
quiet; May. 4s 4d; July, 4s4d; September,
4s4d.
XEW YORK CKEHAt tKT
(Isolations
oa Vnrlon
of the Day
Comm adit lea.
smv ToriK, Apni 4,Fi"rn-R-
relpta, 2i.74o bb!.; exports. 22,87 bbls.;
market aleady with fair Inquiry: Minne
sota patenta, I4.1uv4.6i winter strslgnts,
ia.t6V.K0; Minnesota baker. 4 4ff
8 61; winter extras, 11.80V 1.00; winter
patenta. 83.603 31; winter low grades.
12 7" 2 90. ' Rye flour, dull : fair to food,
fet.i-cV.ia.Sn; choice to fancy. ft.NU4.20.
('(WNMFaAI Bteady ; fine white and yel
low, fl.4i.vl.tf; courae, tl-uo'ttLlo; kiln dried.
12. ti'i ?.v
WliF.AT Recelpta, 14.000 lu.; exports,
70.754 bu.; spot market easy: No. 2 red,
Mc. elevator, and 82c, t. o. b. afloat; No.
1 northern, Duluth. 8c, opening navlga
tlon: No. 3 hard winter, 86c. opening nav
igation. (n reports of rain In the aouth
weet and more bearish foreign news wheat
arted weaker today, losing nearly
per bushel under iMuinnuon
snowed IkC to lc nei i.
cent
KMnal nrlrea
May, 84 16-ljc,
lower and the foreign deninnd wils poor, i rinsed at H4e: Jnlv. 8fV(i8f.c, cloved at
.vecnipis wsrfl umx lair ana in cmei iacior
In the decline waa the favorable condition
of tha growing crop. Expert teiioits wer
flven out that the damwie to tha cr p In
exa by green bugs wuuid amount to tvo
per cent and that the loss In thla respect
In Kansas and Oklahoma had been great. y
overestimated.- Lornr - lines were thrown
Over on recelpta of this neww, but tha
downward movement waa checked by the
receipt of nv re damage stories. KaJna were
reported In Karibas and Missouri and thla,
with favorable weather predic tion, caused
an easier feeling. May optlona slumped c
to 9c aiked on early trading and trie
loaa waa not recovered and July optlona
utTered similarly. The cloee was steady,
but with little support given to the market.
Although cabloa were slightly kwer on
sorn and receipts were generous, prlree
held firm and traders refused to sympathise
with the weakness in wheat. July options
were In leas demand and cloeed at a loes of
Ho, but May options were strong and cl Bed
at tha opening figures.
Crop condition aflected oats to the ex
tent of a decline of o for May options.
Reports were extremely favorable to the
rrrowth of oats and the foreign demand is
ndlffarent. July options were also weaker
and closed at 3740 asked, a loss of o
from tha opening. .
Primary wheat receipts were 718,000 bush
els and shipments IT.O") bushels, agatnfit
recelpta last year of 8u6.0no bushels nnd
Shipments of 179,000 bushels. Corn receipts
were 688.O0O bushels and shipments 416.000
bushels, against receipts of 8lt.0"0 bushels
and shipments of SG2, bushels Inst year.
Clearance wfre 316,093 buahela corn,
4.ono bushels oats and wheat and flour
aual to 468,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed A4d lower on wheat
and d lower on corn..
Local range of options:'
Articles ! Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close. Yes'y.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
MtiVet Bu Upward Tendency and Vtl.me
tf Tndia j Expands!
LOWER RATES FOR MONEY EVERYWHERE
of
Wheat I
May...
- July..
Corn
May... July..
Sept...
Oats
May
July...
T0A1
mi
4i n'
41B:
41R
88b
70A
2B
414A
41B
41,il
41HR
BM4A
71WA;
41VV4A
41A
41HA
41 A
71VA
41Sa
41 HA
I
41 A
iHB rA 37Al
70A
7iB
414A
41 B
41WB
41sTl
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cneh Prlcea.
WHEAT-No. 1 hard. (XW: No. 3
bard, 6457ef No. 4 hard, 6aHac; No. i
prtr g, ebfrlfio.
CORN No. , 36c; No. 4, ajo; no grade.
ViMc; No. t yellow, tH-UMbic; No. 8 white.
170.
OATS No. I mixed. 87H'?rS8c; No. 8 white,
leVM; No. 4 white. aii;US'C.
KlfK No. 8, 0c; No. 8, 67Vtc .
Carlot Recelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Kan ana City
Minnnapolia .
Omaha .......
Duluth ,
Bt Louts ....
18
.... 09
....804
1
.... Zl
63
it
iii
40
137
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS'
Featares of tha TradlnsT and Cloalna
rrlcea oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. April 4.-Oool, ahowery
weather In the southwest cauaed weeJtnees
today In the local wheat market, the May
Anllra Ainu a t n.l Inu.nf ...Iji f Vvrtk
' la ott Ho. . Oris were down Wu m. Pto
alona were '(Wu'Mo lower.
LTlw report of the weather bureau that
Wht ralna had fallen last night through
Out Mlaaourl, Nebraska and IlUnoia, with
tha prediction that additional ralna will fall
tomorrow, wiped out the fear of damage to
the crr.p and, ae a result, prices we&keined.
The report of a Cincinnati crop Journal
that the crop, e- a whole, Is progrcoalng
favorably atrengthened the view of tha
market taken, by the majority of traders
when the ralna were announced. Weak ca
bles and liberal recelpta in the northwest
alao aJded In the dioprcenlork Although
numerous green bui reports ware recetved,
entlmont throughuut the entire session to
d&y was bearish and the market cloned
weak,- with prices almost at the lowest point
Of the day. May wheat opened Vk'tfc to
Vftso lower at 76Ht76Sc, sold off to iJWtP
t,y, and oloaed at 7Hc. Clearnncva of wheat
and flour were equal to 47.6uO bu. Primary
receipts -were 718.0UU bu., agalnet 3,000 bu.
ior the same day last year. Mlnneapulia,
luluth and Chicago reptrted receipts of
b& cars, against 631 last week and 3u6 one
j oar ago.
Compared with wheat, the com market
was steady after allghi reaction early In
' tho day. Shippers reported a good demand
from the east for kiln dry corn and several
Of the larger cash houses bought May freely
against aJes for eastern account. An ad
vance of VtVSsC In caah corn steadied the
options. Tli market closed steady. The
May corn opened a shade to o lower at 46 It
V4&HC, sold between t&HtfHo and 46o,
and oloaed at 4Mo. Local receipts were 466
Oars, with 10 of contraot grade.
Tha general expectation of heavy deliver
tee on next month's contracts caused re
newed liquidation In May oats. Excellent
weather for seeding had a deprpaalrtr 'T"e
on the distant optiona The market closed
, weak. May oais opened niu'c lonti itl
414k(42c, sold off to 41HV4JSc and closed at
S 41tfHo- lKiaJ reoelts were 220 cars.
Irovialoiia war weak on selling by com
mission houses and local packers. The
wenknea of grain was the chief depressing
Influence. At the close Mxy perk was off
Suo at flC.10. Lrd was down V'fhir. at
8 HocuH.f7Vk- Rlba war "S lower at fA K-'H-
kiailmaled receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
IS cai-s; our a, Zii cars; oats, lei cars, hogs,
80, 0U) haad.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
B-Un. LL.nt.ml..r Nr.'.HrNMiC. C lffl St lOC.
CllRN-Receipts, E.u0 bu.: exports. 4S.O
bu.; spot market steady: No. X. 66c, ele
cntor. and 6i!c f. o. b. afloat: No. 2 white.
No. 2 yellow, 62c, f. o. b. afloat. The
option market was without transactions,
cloning net unchanged. May closed at 63c;
Julv closed at 64c. .
OATB-Kec Ipts. 72,000 bu.; exports, 4.333
bu.: market steady; mixed, 26 to K lbs.,
4oc; natural white, 33 to 36 lrm., 46v4He.
. HAY-tedy, shipping, 7tJc; good to
choice. 8l.K4Ul.lS. , ,
flora Quiet; state, common to choice,
irW, i;2-c; llir, illc,' Pacific Coast, 1306.
HlDEH-Oull; Central America, 24V4c;
Bogota, 2.'ic.
li.-i-ru k-T Ptaadv; acid. TTHSSc
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family, 814.60
V 16.00; mesa, 9. tlo.l; beef hams, $34.0i
26 w: packet. 110 601100; city extra India
r,,''i ii i nil meaia. uuivi.
H ' ' ... I
K..n... io Ui(iT12.(li: pickled hams, iu.ow
C;12 0ft. I.ard, lrely steady; western prime,
t--M0Vo.l&; refined, quiet; continent, f 9 0 ;
South America, t,50; compound. 87V?
8f,iu. Pork, barely nteady; family, tlou;
short clear, 117. 71900; mesa, tl7.Wegia.26.
TALLOW Lull; city, 6c; country, liVVO1
7c '
RICE Steady ; domestic, fair to extra, 2H
Vo"o; Japanese, nontitial.
UL'TTEH Steady ; street price, extra
creamery, 8"v810; official price, creftm
erv, common to extra, 22v30c; state dairy,
common to finest, lK29c; renovated, com
mon to extra. ltiflSSc: western factory, com
mon to firsts, 19-q2fc; western Imitation
creamery, extras, fto; firsts, 23 240.
riir.vSR-Firm: state, full crem, col
ored and white, small September fancy,
lfc; October best, 14V14HC; good to prime.
13'al3',ac; winter made, avenge oesi, "-tt.
October best, 14Til4Mic; good to prime, l.
felS'ic; Inferior, UVx'aHHc.
F.O( IS Irregular; state and Pennsylvania
nearby selected, white, l&c: same, choice,
MIS1:; western first, lCfi'lTc. Official
prices: Firsts, lSVlsc; IlrsU to extra
firsts, 11V"'17Vc; seconds, 16c.
POULTRY Live, steady; western chick
ens, l(Kgl2c: fowls, lflc: turkeys, 13c.
Dreosed, Irregular; western chickens, tWt
10c; turkeys, 10V15c; fowls, 1014o.
gt. I.onla General Market. .
ST. IUIS. April 4.-WHEAT-Iwer;
track. No. I red cash, 76cg77c; No. I hard,
74Mi'5c; May, 74Vu,74'jC ; July, 76HV'76Vio.
CORN Track, No. a cash, 43c; No. X
white, 43H''44c; May, 43HC July, 44VVVHo.
OA'lf-Lower; track, No. 8 caah, 41c; No.
t white. 4tVrf.2 Mu.v,' ?9:.c; July, 86c.
rLOl.'R teady; red winter patenta, 83 0
V3.su; extra fancy and straight, 83.20V8.50;
cleiir. tl6.Vd-2.86.
KF11D Timothy, steady, t3.OOii4.0O.
CORN MEAL Steady, 82.40.
PRAN Weak: sacked, east track,-04cci6o.
HAY Firm; timothy, tl5.Otart9.0"; prairie,
noifi i3.no.
IRON COTTON-TIES-tl.10.
HAOGINO 1Sc. '
H KM P TWINE 10c,
PROVISIONS Pork. . lower; Jobbing,
tl6.iV4. Lard, lower; prime steam, .62Wd
8.6:Vfc. Dry salt meats, steady; boxed, ex-
tia shoru, e.u; Clear, rios, . o; enon.
clears, to STii.. Bacon, steady; boxed, extra
short, 810.60; dear ribs, flO.624; short clears,
810.76.
POULTRY Firm: chickens, 12c; springs,
86e; turkevs, UJfl2c; ducks, 12c; geese, 7c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 22fci31t4c;
dalrv. 2Kr?c.
. EOOS-Higher at 14c.
Receipts, isnipmenis.
lt Deals Show the Kffeot
Prosit Taklsg, bat Galas
Are Qalet and Mala,
talned.
NEW YOBK, April 4. There was a ma
terial expansion of the volume of trans
actions In today's rising slock market
over the halting and hesitating market
of yesterday, iTie market still preserved
Its professional appearance, however, and
the movement was regarded rather as a
readjustment of the price level to the
changed conditions in ths money market
than as a response to any actual large
absorption of securities. The readjust
ment In values waa quite radical and
sudden. Other factors were given a
nominal Influence In the day's movement,
but there can be no doubt that changed
face of the money prospect lay at the
root of the mors cheerful, sentiment ex
pressed by the rise In prices. Yesterday's
quotations of 1 per cent for' call loans
was given sentimental Importance which
perhaps waa exaggerated considering the
small amount of funds placed at that fig
ure and the belated period of the day
at which the quotations were made. To
day, however, the call loan rate did not
rise above 2H per cent, compared with
a maximum rate of S'i per cent yester
day. Tha movement of the international
exchanges Is significant of the change In
ccndltlons. April 1 has been looked for
ward to for a long time back as tha limit
of the period for which New York must
refrain from asserting its claim for gold
upon foreign money markets In order-to
save those markets from a pressure that
would endanger them. Now, with the
quarterly settlements concluded and the
expected relaxation In foreign money
markets. New York is without urgent
necessity to draw on Europe. London
has removed the obstacles to an outgo of
gold the price of the metal declining
In that market and a snarn fall In tha
open discount rate opening the way for
New York to secure gold If it Is desired.
i ne rapia rail In our own money rates
iiirunwnne nas run up the sterling ex-
cnange rate to where the Import of e-nld
offers no profit. Undoubtedly the relief
measures adopted bv tha treasitrv vera
deciding factor In averting the ex
pected approaching crista. Wednesday's
Imperial Bank of Germany statement and
todays Bank Of Frn,-e atatamant a,.
sufficient evidence of the stress of the
situation. The French bank's note Issues
expanded nearly 842.000.000 and Its out
standing credits to over tfiJ. 000,000 for
f.." KWf.elS- . V1" Pari" market expressed
Its belief today that the bank rat of
d I "count had not been raised to 4 per
J.hec.J1,l'l"e,,n rnoney rotes clears" up
drk-t clouds on the financial
rmnson and la of vast niin,,.i.i !..
An dlPrslng the deep depression
recently nanglng over the securities mar-
hi' Imports--a was attached-ln
the day's improver-, if v,
m-
stern
crease, Cl.124.0iW; other deposits, increase,
l.i4,0nn; notes reserve, decrease, ;
pub Ho depontu, decrease, 42a,4n,(m0- govern
ment securities, decrease, 2.ouo. The pro
portion of the bank's reserve to liability
this week Is 41.1 per cent. Compared
with 4C.ift per cent last week.
New Tork Money Market.
NEW TORK. April 4. MON HTY On call.
easy at 2'vh1 per cent; ruling rata and
dosing bid, 2' per Cent; offered, at t4 per
cent. Time loans, ea.y; 00 days, 4V4o6 per
cent: 90 days, t per cent; months, 16"
per cent.
PiilME MERCANTILE PATER CaH
per cent.
STERLING EXCHA NG K Firm, with ac
tual business In bankers' bill at t4 H'f
4.W76 for demand and at t .ftrftsfM W5 for
fio-dnv bills; posted rates, f4 RHf4 Sl'i and
ti W.riV&w: commercial bills. f4 ts'SH..
KILVKR Bar. 64?c; Mexican dollars,
4Plo.
RoNIvS Oovemment. steady; railroad,
Tery strong.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
U. 8. r. 8s, reg.. .1114 Jap. , Id seT....inr,
do coupon PWHj do 4s ctfs
U. S. 3a, reg iK do 48 'ctfs H
do coupon 13& do 2d series
U. S. old 4s, reg. PU T,. A N. unl. 4s... 99
do counon 1"! Man. e s. 4s 99
U. 8. n. 4s. reg-.UH Mex. Central 4s.. Ki
do cojpon I30V4 do 1st Inc ,
Am. Tobacco 4s.. 7y'4,M. A St. L. 4s.,
do 6s VKsi M K. A T. 4a.
Atchison gen. 4s. 99 do Zs
do adj. 4s 91 N. Y. C. g. SHs
A. C. L. 4s N. J. C. g. 6s...,
BaJ. A Ohio 4s... Kin No. Pacific 4s 1"1
do 3s 92'4 do 8 70
B. R. T. c. 4s 8.1UN. A W. c. 4s.... m
On. of Oa. 6s....los o. S. L. rfdg 4s.. 9?S
do 1st Inc 85 I'enn conv. 3Hs.. 96
do 2d Inc 75 Reading gen. 4s.. 97
do 3d Ino (W 8 L. A I.M. o 6. .110
Ches. A O. 4H ..102H 8 L. A 8.F fg 4s. WH
C. A A. 8Hs W'4 8. L. 8. W. o. 4a. 77
C, B. A q. n. 4s. 96 8. A L 4s 74
C. R. I. A P. 4s.. 72-480. Pacific 4s 86
do col. 5s M do 1st 4s ctf.... 93H
CCC. A 8. L g 4s H 80. Railway 5s.. .111
Colo. I. 6s. s. A.. 634"T. A P. Is 1134j
Colo. Mid. 4s.... 74T. 8. L. A W. 4s NO
Colo. A 80. 4s.... 9T4tnlon Pacific 4S..10H4
Cuba 6s lrtl U. S. 8. Id 6s 9
D. A R. O. 4s 94 Wabssh Is .......1Ui
IMs. See. 5s....... 844 do deb B 1H
Erie p. I. 4s West. Md. 4a 75
do gen. 4s 87i W. ALE 4s... 84 ,
Hock. V. 44s. ..I0414 Wis. Central 4s.. 86
Japan s .t 100
Offered. Bid.
OMAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Killine CattU Blew nd k to a
Littia Lowr.
HOGS OPEN STRONGER, CLOSE EASIER
Liberal Receipts of Sheep, with lankl
Fairly Aetlv aad Steady, hat
Old Bwss a Uttla Blow
ad Easier.
SOUTH OMAHA, April 4. 1907.
Receipts were:
Official Monday
Official Tuesday ....
Official Wednesday..
Official Thursday....
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. 4.814 8.684 84.287
... 4.67? 4.
... i.t(Jr 4.440
.. 8,wij0 4,800
26 rS .. 145
68 Tfl .. 45
61 ro .. 45
62 21 .. 6 46
80 1:4 40 I 46
73 240 40 47H
68 2:6 40 6 474
u 11 to 64.14
4 247 .. 6 47vl
68 r 130 f 47v
77 2S5 80 4714
69 2tt to 6 4714
66 ri 80 6 471
6 2:' .. 6 47U
M 2-tJ .. 6 4714
71 tc.1 40 ( 4714
72 M 40 6 47H
62 .. 6 474
66 2.M .. 4 47V4
2J0 80 474
70 tm .. 47V4
67 245 .. 6 474
69 2f 9 180 6 47H
78 21H 40 6 4 7i,
66 272 80 6 474
SHEICP Receipts
4.118
2.643
9,000
114
22V
. 89
. 97
. 83
.
.1234
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ..
Oats, bu. ...
7,000
,'u.v 27.000
117.000
138.000
6.000
48,00
118.000
100,000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, April 4. WH EAT May,
68'tc; July. 71Sc; September, 72,c Cash:
No. t hard, 70v74ic: No. 8, 67S73c; No. 1
red. 74ii7oc; No. a, oivra'sc.
CORN May, 40c; July. 41Hc; September.
42ic. Cash: No. 2 mixed. 3i4ffl40c: No.
8, 37fM7i4c; No. 1 white, 41c: No. 8. 40V,c.
o Aro No. z white, 4i4c; o. x nuxea,
41i.cti41c.
RYE Stead v, ftp13c.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, tl4 50vn5.00;
choice prairie,-til. 0tVfjU.26.
EGGS Steady; firsts, 14Hc.
BUTTER Creamery, 29c; packing, 18c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 6S (XiO 77.oi
Corn, bu S3. 000 67,000
Oats, bu lv.ouu lw-i
Closing quotations at Kansas City, as fur
nished by Logan A Bryan, 112 Board of
Trade:
from Chicago that a s-ttlement was I
minent of the warn dlsnota na ...,
shnwin- 1,Ro,,,!,r" P-Hoc's verr strong
hbl-.fc0r net. earnings for February
well and this was of sympathetic effect
V ' - " wnoie market. A rebound In the
cMe2?V,OP,r,fr mRrket WB rsvorlnV 1"!
WiZlXX but the -
milnboi market active and very
J ratee8PTot:, ' ,the ""n l5
t3.86K ftnnlteT,TriaL"a'"' . Par value.
tmchangeci or. T cail.
" or sales ar
um oiucK exchange
were
and quotations on the
Sales. Hlgh.Low.Clnse,
2ND
37
98
a4
99.600
4.600
2o0
700
91 ,
3514
98
294
- 100
800
0
8.300'
80 '
15H
81 14
63H
Adams Express
Amal. Copper
Am. C. A F .
Am. C. A F. M'.'.''
Am. Cotton Oil...
Am. Cotton Oil pfd..
Am. Express .v..
Am. H. A L. pfd....".
American Ioe ....
Am. Unseed Oil ,
Am. Linseed Oil pfd.
Am. Locomotive
Am 7. r.,1
Am. 8. A R 46 !(10
Am. Sugar Refining., 4.000 1273 1-74
Am. Tob. pfd otf 1 fart a-i'1 a?, 1SJ..
3
96" 94S 96H
94. 94H 9iiZ
1"4 10214 vwl
..... Si
"74 6
173H 176
4114
i75 isI
80
15H
. 60 -
1274
3H
97iJ
80
aoo
22
15
82
64
107
12314, 164
...... l.OoO
ll.Cfv
41.300
10,6i)0
2.8O0
&o0
6,300
63H
177"4
1&-'H
80.700 W 136C
..... s
Articles. 1 Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close.
Wheat I I
May 69 R'4lti8Ts'Sfl9
July 71Sa 714 71 ill 7iHB
Corn I I
May..... 4WHI40V41J14 40 l40frJ4A
July 41(6i4I41V.ii;t 4ltfHl44i4B
B bid. A asked.
Articles. I Opn. Hlgh.l Low. Close.! Yos'y.
Wheat
May
July
Sept,
Lvo.
Corn
May! July .
Sept.
Oats
May July
Sept.
Pork
May July
Lard
May July
Sept.
Ribs
May , July
Dept.
762fH
8 M
7 tj!
4.r.S.jjs
765fc7i(fji
I 77V, IT.'r.
76'764fVI
7s14! 77 V
46j',!46 .i!
4r.s'4W,fS
"HI
4f.Hi
4f.;l 4ni
), 4vg
I I
42 !41Vfr6-N41V42.
4t.V
37 i(j'.'S7V!trH!3'."Sl 3i'V
!BT4i03i . 83 3iS-V S2vj33
1 30 16 20
16 30 I 14 2J4
t 90 I I 94
00 19 tew
8 67H I 70
8 i 86
8 0 W
14 10
16 10
6
16 10
16 10
8 7W
8 -H 8 &714!
8 U& I 06 I
8 6!fi4i
8 76 I
I
8
8 77ii
8 86 I
81V.
4614
. 46
42i.
37i,
16 .10
16 30'
8 96
9 00
IS
8 70
8 8714
8 K'C,
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAT'KFR, April 4-WHEAT-Mar.
ket steady; No. 1 northern. 814183c; No. t
northern. 80iiS2c; May, 7&ic asked.
RYF-Steady: No. 1. 64it)i4c.
PARLEY-Steady; No. 8. 72VtS73o; sample,
66C172C.
CORN-Ealer: NO. 8. 41V443c: May. 4580
bid.
' Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 4. WHEAT-May,
77Sc: July, . 7c; No. 1 hard, SoHwOTc;
No. x nortnern, (Hti'.s'no; o. i northern,
Ti.fi777c; No. 3 northern, "VaTeo.
FLOI'R First patents, t4.15'i.26; second
palsuts, 84 00i(4 1o; first clears, t3.IOiu3.60;
second clear. $?.liya260.
BRAN In bulk, tlti.6Oi0il6.76.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. April 4. CORN Lower: No. 8
yellow and No. 1, 4vHo; No. 4, SSc; no
KOATSLt3iwer; No. 1 white, 41ifF41i,ic; No.
8 white. 4Wvtf;41c: No. 4 white, 4oc.
RYE Steady; No. t 67ec.
WHISKY Ou baals of 81. 19 for finished
goods.
Philadelphia Prodno Market.
PHIIjADELPHIA. April 4. BOGS Fair
demand and steady; western firsts, free
cases. 17c, at murk.
Ol LEdhi Firm and fair demand; New
York full creams, fancy, 3Muia.
A,ch.a Mlnln Co. 22. 63T4 S'
Atch son nfd X SIS
1. A". ......... w 'I
Bal. & Ohio.....
mbj. A Ohio pfd...,
Brk. Rapid Tr.....
Canadian Pacific. .,
Central of N. J....
V nictlgu (Jl. VV
Chicago A N. W
C. M. A St. P
Chicago T. & T
Chicago T. A T. pfd.
C, C, C. A St. L....
Colorado F. A I
-oio. A Bo
Colo. A 80. 1st pfd...
Colo. A So. 2d pfd...
Consolldstefl Gaa ....
Corn Products
Corn Products pfd....
Del. A Hudson
lel., L. A W
D. A R. G
V. A R. O. pfd
Distillers' Sec
Erie
Erie 1st pfd
Erie 2d pfd
General Electric ....
Illinois Central
Int. Paper .'
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd.....
Kanaas City go.
K. C. 80. pfd
Louisville A N
Mexican Central ....
Minn. A St. L
M., St. P. A 8. S. M.
M., St. P.. etc. pfd...
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, April 4-CalI loans. 6fc8 per
cent: time loans. 86T64 per cent. Official
closing Quotations were: '
Atch. adj. 4s 8014 Rlngham
do 4a 914 Cal. A Hecla...
Meg Central 4s.. 81 Centennial ....
Atchison " Copper Range
do pfd te'APaly Weat 1...
Boston A A 231 Franklin
Boston A. Me 168 Oranby
Boston Ele 143 Isla Royals ...
Fttchburg pfd ...lW Mass. Mining .
Mex. Central .... 2IHMlchlgan
N. Y. N.H. A H. .1744 Mohawk
Union Pacific ....138Mont. C. A C.
Am. Pneu. Tube. 7 Old Dominion
Am. Sugar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Am. Woolen ...
do pfd
Fdlson E. I
Mass. Electric .
do pfd ,
Mass. Oas
Vnlted Fruit ...
t'nited S. M....
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Adventure
Alloues
Amalgamated .
Atlantic
..12X Osceola
.12P14 Parrot ,
.12"V4Qulncy
. 29 Shannon ,
. 95(4 Tamarack
.207 Trinity
,. 1814 United Copper
. 6IV4 17. a. Mining.
.61141'. 8. OU
,.1014 Utah
. u1) l iriuos
. ITS Winona
. 8674 Wolverine
. 99 North Butte ...
. 34 Butte Coalition
. 65 Nevada
. !MV4dl. A Arlxona
. 1914
.860
. 33
. 81
.130
. 20i
. 6
. 15
. 794
:F
.141
. 274
.120
. 18
.1114
. IR4
,. 594
. 64i2
.... 104
.... 614
:::: P
....158
.... 90
. 26
. 13
.161
Bid. Asked. Ex-rights.
14 Arlxona Com.. 264
London Closing Stocks.
LONDON. April 4. Closing- quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Cons., money.. 86 9-16 M., K. A T. ...... 314
do ajirrt 85 13-16 N. Y. Central.,
Anaconda 12 Norfolk A W.,
Atchison 984 do pfd
do pfd 99 Ontario A W.,
Bal. A Ohio 1004 Pennsylvania
Can. Pacific 1804 Rand Mines ..
Ches. A Ohio 42 Reading
Chicago Ot. W... 14 80. Railway .
C. M. A St. P...138 do Pfd
DeBeera
D. A R. Q'.
do pfd .-
Erie
do 1st pfd
do za pro...
1234
so
82
39
64
23H
74
so
2744 Bo Pacific
81 Union Pacific Pfd 91
77 U. 8. Bteel 374
86 do pfd ,.101.
624 Wabash 16
42 do pfd
26
94
29
10
800 71 7C4' 71
J!'?5 M 36
2.&O0 tkiU 264 264
200 6.14 eosj 60
0 49 4Mt 4714
300 126 1264 11
'9K) 19 is 19J
100 80 80 ' ; 79
1.7O0 1854 1834 14
700 470 470 468
9"0 31 $0 30
400 77 75 ,73
B.800 73 72 . 73
14.800 25 24 26
l.OoO 60 694 59'I
o0 41 404 ' 39
300 148 148 146
8rt 148 145 147
4.300 16 14 15
liO 75 73 76
300 27 26 26
400 . 79 78 75
9o0 19 184 19
1.4") 87 ' 84 ' 36
1.4-0 26 26 t6
8.400 66 68 oS.
J.loo 120 nn J19T
1.000 22 21 22
i.20 4IAi 49 49
Illinois Central.. 150 Boanlsh 4s
Louisville A N... 1214 Grand Trunk
SILVER Bar. steady, 30 llSd per ounce.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bill Is 44'644 per cent; for three
months' bills, Wir Pr cent
Boston Ooppsr Market.
These quotations are furnished by Logan
A Bryan, members New York and Boston
Stock exchanges, 1 Board of Trade:
Adventure ., 34Mohawk 80
Allouez 65 Nevada Con 14
Atlantic 14North Butto 91
Bingham 19 Old Dominion .... 64
Black Mountain.. 5 Osceola 140
Boston Con 24 Pneu. Service .... 7
Butte Coalition... 27 Pneu. Berv., pfd.. 17
Cslumet A Aria. .163 Qulncy 120
Caumet A liecla-8to enannon
40.260
i.ili
60. 863
3.X4
81.269
81.21.7
Four days this week. .18.140 16.642
Same days last week. .. .14.638 2a'
Bu.me days 3 weeks aeo.. 32.381 44.3S3
Same das 3 weeks ago.. 23.243 86.471
Ha me days 4 weeks ago.. 18.819 26.609
Same days last year.... 15.141 41.236
The following table shows tha receipts of
cattlo. hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
me year to oats, compared with last year:
1H07. lson. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 297,1)99 Jf.8.140 38,869
ogs 636.181 710.7K6 74.614
Siieep 5J6.417 489,759 35,66s
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to choice corn-fed steers. ...86. 26.78
Fair to good corn-fed steers 4.6frg6.25
Common to fair steers 40O'q4.66
r air to good fed oowe i.8bt.6s
Fair to good cows and heifers.... S.0'a3.26
Fair to Choice atorkars A feeders.. 4.40,14.00
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. 3.9iVqH.40
Common to fair stockers tj.00S1.80
nuns, stags, eta 3.76fT4 .40
Veal calves 4.00e4.50
Ths following table shows th average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
everal days, wtib comparisons:
Date. I 1807. 18O6.1906.19O4.1908.190a.l01
March 23.
March 24.
March 28
March 26.
March 97
March 28.
March 29.
March 80.
March 81.
April 1...
April ...
April 8...
April 4...
1164 426601 497744403
614608 6 07 737608
(07 1161067246 14
6 02 (20 6 13 7 22
6 11 6 17 I 13 7 28 6 12
r4W 10 8 17 7 30 6 95
6 30 628S096 14 9x
6 39 6 30 5 09 6 07 7 21 6 06
6 26 5 1 4 4 98 7 28 S97
6 474 t 16 6 04 7 29 6 66
6 46 I 6 30 6097 30 666
6 46 I 628S16 74668
6 4b 622 621 6 14 726 664
8 15
1 a
1 11
m 13
t tl
8 SH
6 86
6 18
70....
63....
30....
15...
!....
73....
66...
93 ... .
74...
W...
78....
40....
30....
68..,.
63....
68....
69.
.21
V-l
.2-S
.r9
.ito
.210
.3.4
.218
,.3;
...Ml
,.244
.10
.25
..
, Ml
3c4
77 127
74.
48...
70...
70...
72...
72...
74...
.237
..217
..t-6
..248
..2M
..237
.230
40 6 47
.. 6 60
80 6 60
.. 6 60
.. 6 60
.. 6 50
.. I 60
.. 6 60
.. 6 60
.. 6 M
80 6 80
., 60
.. 6 60
.. 60
.. 6 60
.. I 60
.. 6 60
.. 6 60
.. 4 60
130 50
.. 6 60
.. 6 62
.. 6 62
.. 6 62
80 6 624
than yesterday, there being close to forty
cars reported In, which was a fair run for
thla tlms of th week. The market as a
whole was In pretty fair condition.
There waa a good demand for lamb,
which sold very frsely t good, steady
firlces, thsre being quits a number of
on lis good enough to bring (7.90, but noth
ing as choice as ths 88 lambs yesterday.
Th most of the lambs sold In very fair
season In the morning.
Ther wer no old Wethers of any conse
quence on sale, but good Mexican yearling
sold as high as t7, th hlgheat price ever
paid on this market. In February, 1906,
yearlings sold up to 86.90, which was the
highest price paid up until today. Shorn
yearlings - sold up to to 76. Ther wer
quit a good many ewes on sale this morn
ing, and for some reason or other packers
wer not quit so hungry for them as on
most days. The result was that the ewe
market was a little slow and If anything
a little easier. Parkers claimed that the
quality of the ewes, on an average, was
none too good and that that was the rea
son why they did not sell more readily.
fuuiKiifinn un Kiiim. vjroou 10 tniN. h
lambs, 37. 66-8.00; fair to good lambs, 17.26
437.66; good to choice yearlings, lamb
weights. f6.66ci7.00; fair to good yearlings,
lamb weights, t6.15li6.66; good to choice
yearlings, heavy weights, 86.2Mcfl.60j fHlr to
good yearlings, heavy weights, ts.90y6.26:
f ood to choice old wethers. f6.0(V3.2r; fair
o good old wethers, f.76U.00; good to
choice ewes, t6.6t6.80; fair to good ewes,
t6.0ncu6.6O.
Representative sales:
No.
83 western wethers, shorn...
146 western yearlings, shorn..
178 western ewes .....
401 Colorado ewes
6 07 na western yearlings, shorn,.
j gg 112 western wethers, shorn...
lean middling fair, 6 81; good middling,
6 4.'.!; middling, 6d; low middling, .!;
gcxxl ordinary. Hod; ordinary, 4.7.M. 1 hs
Sales of th day were 3,n bales, of which
Lou) wer for speculation and export, and
included 7M American. Receipts wer MO
bales all American.
NEW ORLEANS. April 4 COTTON
Ppot closed firm; sale 8,260 bales: low
ordinary, 6 13- 16c, nominal; ordinary, 6 13 16oj,
nominal; good ordinary. 8c; low middling,
9 6-16c; middling. 10 9-lAc; good middling.
H7-lc; middling fair, 13 T-lc nominal;
fair, II l-lc, nominal; reoelpts, 1.6S3 bales;
stork, 247.644 bales.
ST. LOl'tS. April 4 COTTON Steady:
middling, loc; sales. 816 bales; receipts.
0 bales; shipments, 110 bales; stork, 40,468
bales.
6 99
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle.
Omaha t2.6Ocf7.00
Chicago l.Kfr6.70
Kansas City 3 8o.ii5.60
St. Louis 1. 90416. 60 6.25(26.86
Sioux City 8.0oi6.50 6.4ou.624
Th official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Catue. liugs. Biieep.ii re.
Hogs.
86.46$ 6.62
6. 016. 90
s.76tf6.66
C, M. A St. P
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific system. 34
C. A N. W., east 6
C. A N. W.. west 41
C, St. P., M. A O.... 20
C, B. A Q., east 1
C, B. A g , west 53
C, R. I. A P., east.. 7
C, R. I. A P., west.. 2
Illinois Central 1
Chicago O-t. Western I
I
1
1
14
13
11
2
1
60
"l
16 6
I
S
1
1 1
16 8
89 12
Total reoelpts...... 167
The disposition of th day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing ths num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Pocking Co 6!3
Swift and Company 1,'J)
Cudahy Packing Co 944
Armour A Co &J4
McCreary A Carey 8
W. I. Stephen 7
Hill A Son 8
F. P. Lewis 4
Huston A Co 10
Hamilton A Rothschild.. 67
J. H. Bulla 48
Sam Werthelmer 21
Mike Haggerty 411
J. B. Root A Co 21
Sullivan Bros 25
V. A. Brltton 8
Lehmer Bros 1
U. D. B. Co 1
Other buyers :.. 403
8
1.178
1.711
1.266
2,02fl
1,145
1,932
1.731
20S western swes
487 western lambs
626 Mexican lambs
393 western lambs
146 western lambs
867 Colorado lambs
216 Colorado lambs
166 Colorado lambs
99 Colorado-Mexican wethers
866 Colorado-Mexican wethers
P'26 Colorado-Mexican lambs .
496 Colorado lambs
Av. Pr.
,102 5 2K
,95 8 75
,126 S 75
,99 S 75
98 S 75
, 9ft (75
, 98 (75
,78 (75
89 7 75
72 7
,71 7 80
, . 73 7 80
,75 7 90
,75 7 90
,76 7 90
,77 IN
,84 7 00
75 7 90
,81 7 80
S41
Totals ...4,386 - 4.146 7,875
CAATLE For a Thursday there waa a
fair run of cattle and train all arrived
at the yard In good season. Unfortunately
advices from other selling points were
rather discouraging, so that the market
as a whole was not entirely satisfactory
to selling interests.
'i1,? rT"JT l .. : t4.0tva4.76
J sWjRDi uiu uui (fcuwetir am iiuiiki iui i i,.i... c, on tui. si n.rt
beef steers as on most days and were a' iYZ" V',lmltnS. i iriaM.
33 666.60; COWS
market 6ff10e
MlHsourl Pacific 4.100
A T H.j0
1.000 107 106 J07
" lOt
76
si
75
35
65
60
iii"
37
78
74
26
,. 66 100 126 123;
. I.IOO W
2i0 71
1.6.0 37
loO 3
2i) 161
..a(.9oo lin-z
8.r.4
No. 1
Cash quotations were as follows-
FLOUR Steady: winter patents, tS.109
(40; straights. H.9u:S25: si.rin,
8-1 4.iiS.60; trlghis, U toii 30; bakers. t-' OO
titso.
WHEAT No. 8 aprlng. SivdO'Hc; No 3
spring, 7SoCc; No. 1 red. 7lji7.".c
j CORN No. . 1 4.iS444c; No. i yellow.
JkJ-NC. -
? OAT6 No "4, lc; No. t white, 43c; No
I white. K'tlUNc
RTB-N11, 2, .'.
rARf.EY Fair to choir malting, 64SSc
h;tJ.a-No. 1 flax. tl.UVi; No. 1 north
Wsstern. tl 1&4. Prime timothy, 34.30. Clover
Contrac graiia, t'5 tVi.
PROVISIONS bhrt rib sides (lios,.
, 88 46 tj8.6a. Mess prk. pel bl.l . fH ib'cf
f i.3.-4- I.rd. per k- lbs . Ik .37. Short
0 clear slilas (boxed), (8 HTS9.12VI.
x Following wer the receipts and ship
menls of 0ur and grain:
, Receipts. Shipment.
Flour, bbla,, ......... M. 3-i.l o .i
Whaat. bu.,,,.,, 1.0 37 K)
Corn, bu ....T't.'"o lie.
Oats, bu ,..2' "i ls6.7)
Rye. bu 4.00
Larley. bu .&) . 4?.i0
On ths Produce exchnng today th but
ter mark at was sleazy; 'Creameries. rj
tVHc; dairies. ltfi-.'7c I mm, steady; at mark,
. Ca Included, IV-; flrei.. I; prime fiesta,
Vo- Che, stvady, liy(7lt'e.
- f -oofcl' Grain raarket.. '
UrVERPOOL. April 4.' HE AT Spot:
INia, I led Wvatara winter, , msnj SB aasi.
Dalath Grain Market.
DULUTH. April 4-WHEAT-No. 1 north
ern, 71ec; No. 1 northern. 79e; May, 79o;
July. 8"V,c: Stpteiiiber. 79o.
OATS To arrive. 39c; April, 39o.
Toledo SeeU Market.
TOLEDO, April 4.-SEETB-Clovr, cash.
19.15; AprlL t tA; October, 86.87; alaik.
(7.4C; timothy, 12.12. , ..
' . Wool Market.
BOSTON. April 4. WOOL Dullness Is
the feature of the wool msrket. with prices
on practK-ally all grsdes holding Arm. The
volume f Bales of terrltoiy wools has been
sx.all. The niijortty of nianufacturer
have thxlr Immediate wants supplied
Pulled wools ar steady. Foreign grades
are (inn. leading domestic quotations fol
low: Indiana and MUcourl, combing, three
eighths blood. SJi.ilc; combing, quarter
blood. 81ft '3c. Tet!, scoured basis, fin,
twelve rnontha, 7Jm'."7o, sir to eight rr-mth.
t?.vj71c: Una full clean, 58r6c. Cnllfornla,
ac:oured basH,. northern choice, 67'6nc:
northern good. ft..:'"7e; middle c .unty. 6i
i!6; southern, tto'Uc; fall free, 67500.
'rvgon. scoured bssis, eastern No. 1 slanle,
72ft73c; eastern No. 1 clothing, .6-wjToc;
valley No. 1. 6K62c. Territory stuple,
eccmird basla. tine. 723730: flue medium,
6si7oc; medium. 6r"i '"o. Territory ordl
nivv, scoured basis, nne, SsJJTOc; fine me
dium. ecViOic; No. 1, 63jHo.
fir. Lorm, April 4-WtXIJ Dull; me
dium grades, combing and clothing. '!Z'rt
17:; light lire. ?".('; beavy fine, 16calsc;
tub Washed. a"yj7c.
Oils and Roula,
OIL CITY. Pa.. April 4,-Olt-Cre.llt bal
lr.iv, 11.78. Runs. 14.910 bbls : average,
:3i,333 bl.:s. sbipmenta, 1M.3-.6 bbls.; aver
Sice. 174,t. bbls.
dAVAN NA1I Ga . April 4.-OIL-Turpn-tlne.
stiadv; 67.'uu7o.
'"bIN Firm; quote: A. B. C, D. E,
.'; F. 84 "'; G. 84 40; H. 14 60; 1. f 4 66
9) 115
23
71
'2)'
27-14
62
70
86
93
163
lo6
8.1
85
264
84
38
i
62
77
114
'6
86
65
61
52
11?
K.
79
78
33 Tamarack ...
81 Trinity
15 United Fruit
104 U. 8., com....
18 U. 8.. pfd....'.
14 Utah Con
130 Victoria
, 4 Winona
Wolverine ...
, 10 Cananea
L. 8. A Pittsburg 20 Nlplsslng
Massachusetts ... 54 Nevada-Utah
Michigan 15
Centennial
Copper Range.
Dally West ..
East Butt ..
Franklin
Greene Copper
Oranby
Helvetia
Isle Royal
Keeneenaw
YVyLtf&tJrlZi ( Texas and IndluV.: ft
it was later than usual before tney wer wi. i orvj v
eu !?. tSd !L.!KI KTMrTijtt bead:
" t.r .1"" ZT'y-S'Z "i blgher: pigs and lights. 36.26W1.80; packers
have to be desurlbed as slow to a little rL"1""'"'' -.v-.... -"- . ..t,.
'The trade on cows and heifers was In ! ?HBEPAND LAMBS-Recelpts. 6W head
1. u ..i A. ,k- 11 .t. nwrKei Bimnn; native muttons, m. cocrjo..w
market. While packers apparently needed '.wo.v1 w. uucm o.vi
everything in sight, the demand was not -w"
sufficiently urgent to make an active mar- . . , . T
ket. On the contrary the trade was slow 'I'T 3-,T Stork Market,
and dull throughout th session, with prices NEW YORK, April 4. BEEVES-Re.
weak to a little lower In most cases. ceipis, mi neaa; no trading in nve cattle
There waa no quotable change in the market feeling steady; dressed boef In
stocker and feeder market. The demand moderate demand at 7?9c per lb. for sides,
for cattle of that descrlntlon has been rood and 6n for Texns beef.
alt the week and arrivals without exception CALVES Receipts, 800 head; demand
have sold to good advantage with the re- : only fair; market weak to 25c lower; veals,
suit that prices are for th week to dat f6.0(Hci9.25; dressed veala, Sfi'lSo per lb.;
New York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK, April 4. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adams Con. 10 Little Chlof
Alee , 450
Breece 25
Brunswick Con... 40
Com. Tunnel 28
Con. CaL A Va..ll0
Horn Stiver 1R&
Iron Silver ......426
Leadvllle Con. ... (
Offered.
Ontario
Ophlr
Potosi
Pnvage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
Standard
.. 6
..625
..235
.. 13
.. 93
,. 68
.. 36
..260
71
86
9; 3
163
109
86
85
27
65
22
60
38
20
63
81
114
21 22
69 71
189
28 28
27 27
61 52
134 13-
so
M., K
'.., rv. as A. (71 u (NCI O.'A
,'atlonal Lead 4,0 61
N. H. R. of M. pfd .7
N. Y. Central 4.100 11
N. Y.. O. A W 1.9.4) sx
Norfolk A W I.60O 79
N. A W. pfd
No. American 7 600 75
Paclflo Mail 1.200 28
Pennsylvania
People's Oas
P.. C.. C. A St. L.
Pressed Steel Car.
Pressed S. C. pfd.
Pullman Pal. Car..
Reading
Reading 1st pfd 100
Reading 2d pfd....... 100 86
Republic Steel 6.80O 2S
Republic Steel pfd... 2.700 85
Rock Island Co........ 5.00 12
Rock IsHnd Co. pfd. I,6ii0 50
St. L A 8 F. 2d pfd. '0 84
St. L. S W ' 2-i0 fci
St. L. 8. W. pfd l.(0 61
bo. Racine oi.io kz
So. Paclrlc pfd
So. Railway 6,7"0
So. Railway pfd 900
Tenn. C. A I
Texas A P "0
T , St. L A W o
T . St. L. A W. pfd.. 1.5.0
Union Pacific 154.100 13
Union Pac lflo pfd
U. B. Kxpress
V. 8. Realty
IT B. Rubber
V. 8. Rubber pfd....
TT. 8. Stefl
tT. S Steel pfd
Va.-Caro. Chemical.
Va.-Caro. Chem. pfd
Wbaeh : 100 14
Wabish pfd 1.9o0 !A
Wells-Karso Ex
Westing. Eleo.
Western Union
W. A L. E.'.
Wla. Central
Wis Central pfd....
Northern Pacific ...
Central Ieather
Central Leather pfd
Sioss-ShefflMld Steel.
Gt Northern ofd....
Int. Metropolitan ..
lnt Met. Dfd t' Ki t
.Total 'or the day, 1,222.400 sharea.
Bank of Franc Statement.
PARI April 4. The weekly statement
of the liank of Franc shows th following
channes: Notes In circulation. Increase,
sii0.0u0 francs; treasury depomts. de
crease 431. 775.0O0 francs; general deposits,
decrease, 69,T0O0 francs; gold in hand,
decrease, 22.7-.fc 0 franca; silver in hand,
M-creasa. 5 ' franca; bills discounted.
increase ' 44 92. WTO francs: advances, in
crease, 16.06C.I.0UU franca.
Bank f Kagland Statement.
LONDON, April 4. The weekly statement
of the Bank of England show th fol
lowing changes: Total reserve 4creae,
100 78
600 44
6 104
64 4 0
140
300
BM
78
43
1H
86
98
38
"14
35
2o0 12 11
41.100 136
1.100 31
4o0 64
26 0 137
7.700 2"4 .
100
76
44
l"-l
37
9-J
29
103
14
25
t6
47
81
12
18
S9
135
31
64 ' 63
13o 136
2614 2
1M
8o
- Foreign Financial.
LONDON, April 4. The supplies of money
Were Plentiful In tha market today and th
demand waa quiet. Discounts were easier
In view of th superabundance of cash and
the prospects that the supplies would be
further Increased by the distribution of
government dividends tomorrow. Trading
on the Stock exchange waa dull in the
forenoon owing to the unfavorable news
from the continental sources. Later an
Improvement took place on Paris support,
but the transactlona wr restricted, with
the exception of Canadian Pacific and
copper ahares. which were active. Rio
Tlntoa advanced from 83 to 864 on bear
covering. Th tone at the close was cheer
f jL Japanese Imperial 6s of 19o4 ' closed
at 103V. Americans displayed Irregularity.
After a firm opening they drooped on ac
count of lack or support, subsequently re
covered and further Improved on the re
celnt of suonort from New York snd closed
firm. Atchison waa favorably aflected by
the Increased dividends.
BERLIN, April . Prices on th Bourse
today were weak ana trading was stag.
nant.
PARIS, April 4. Prices on the Bourse
were unsteady at the opening tndav, hut
became firmer owing to the satisfactory
settlement snd the fact that there was no
change In th bank rat. Russian Imperial
4s closed at 76.90 and Russian bonds of
1-J04 at 489.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, April 4. Today's state
ment of the balances In the general fund,
exclusive of the 8l6O.O0O.0oo gold reserve
shows: Available caah balance. 1262.710.660;
gold coin and bullion, 1110,660,762; gold car
tlflcates, (7,183.&fO.
V". HIS; M. ft..ii, N. fc.JL; W U. t&.4l, W W, I 13-6.. 0; circulation, decrease. i.329.'v; bul- 1 til fundi yello
S3 in 1 Uoii, decreaso, A.4Jf, other secumwa, da- . .1
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. April 4 Bank clearings for to
day were 8l.8ls.afil.g3 ana tor the corre
ponding dat last year 11.499,484.66.
CoaTs Market. '
NEW TORK. April 4. OOFVER Th
market for coffe futures opened dull at
unchanged prices to an advance of i points.
lr spite of rather disapp lnttng French ca
bles. Offerings were very light and a scat
tering dmand, which was believed to bs
for short account, held th market steady
during the middle session and about 6;i(10
points net higher. 1 nere was sorn demand
for May ami rumors of a suueese In that
position were possibly a factor In checking
offerings. The close was quiet at a net ad
vaitre c f 64jl0 point. BaJes were reported
of 19.7TO bass, including April at S9uc, May
at 6 9i-i6-r.. July at S c, Se-otember at
6 76c and December at S-w-c. Siot ooffee,
steady; No. 4 Santos, sc; mild coffee, quiet
Cordova, 9ti9o.
'. Snaar aad Molasses.
NEW YORK, April 4 SUGAR Raw
firm; fair refining. 3c; centrifugal, 96 teat,
3c: molaaves sugar. 3o. Rintord. steadvi
I crushed. S.tuc; puwdered, 4 auc graoulatcd.
NEW ORLEANS. April 4 SI'OAR .Mar
ket stsady; opea keiile centrif ugai, 3 it
l ie: oentrtruuial wnims. 4a-Jitiec; n.
ws. s'sjMise; eeoorms, 2 Ko,
,a uivL, bsw syrup,
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Doll nogs, Sheep and Lambs
Higher.
CHICAGO, April 4 CATTLE Recelpta.
8.000 head. Market dull; common to prim
steers, f4.004i7.00i cows, t3.26ft6.00; heifers
t3.00ii6.26; bulls, tS.4OM.60; calves, !2,76tf
7.60; stockers and feeders, t3.00cati.06.
HOG RecelpU, 18,000 head. Market 6o
higher: choice heavy shipping. 86.g7.?i.90;
light butchers, t6. 87 4(0-6. 90; choice light,
86.8-.'i .86; packing, 86.406.86; bulk of galea,
t6.8fifi6.87.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 12.000
head. Market 10c higher; sheep, 4 253.60;
yearlings, f5.2537.26; Jamba. t6.2iVtf6.30.
' Kansna City Mr Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. April 4. CATTLE
Receipts, 3,500 head. Including 100 southerns.
Market steady to 10c higher; cholc export
and dressed beef steers, 85.40frt.60; fair to
rood, S4.30rtf6.30; western fed steers, R&v
76; stockers and feeders, f4.00fl4.90; south
em steers, t4.0(cifi. 26 ; southern cows. f2.909
4 00; native cows. t2.75rtM.60; native heifers,
t3 603j6.26; bulls, S3.0Oft4.26; calves, 83.00(9
7.25.
HOGS Receipts, 8,600 head; market BrtflOe
higher; top, f6.6; bulk of sales, t8.556.60;
heavy, 6.5fi6 57; packers, f6.6206.66; pigs
and lights. !6.60rtj.an,
6HEBP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.B00
I head: market strong; lambs. 87.8058.00:
ewes ana yearnngs, H).aoo; western rea
yearlings, t6.00ig6.90; western fed sheep, 35.00
fc.6.00; stockers and reeders, f3.6cru6.00.
St. Lools Llv Stock Market.
8T. LOUIS. Mo., April 4. OATTLW Re
ceipts, 1.500 head, including 400 Texan
market strong; native shipping and export
steers, 86.6Ort16.60; dressed beef and butcher
steers, t4.90-n6.10; steers under 1,000 lbs..
stockers and feeders, f3.60rtc5 26;
stronger even than last week.
Representative sales:
BEEF 6 . SERB.
Av. Pr.
.. 735 4 40
..98 4 65
..1062 4 66
.. 990 4 66
..1143 4 70
. .1034 4 75
.. 963 4 76
.. 750 4 76
..1034 4 75
..10.17 4 80
. . 965 4 )
..1100 4 80
9J7 4 80
1007 4 86
1204 4 80
1133 4 80
11 1190 S 00
No.
17
68
8
22
19
15
.
14
16
19
10
2
24.
23.
5.
11
No.
64..
18..
18..
14..
11..
21..
IS..
16..
10...,
13...,
11...
23...,
18...,
6...
16...
19...,
cows.
Av.
1240
13-H
1168
.....'..1314
1035
1364
1298
1231
1247
1230
1181
12S0
.......1262
.1545
Pr.
6 10
S 16
S 15
( 15
S 16
S 20
e to
5 20
( 25
6 30
( 35
( 36
6 46
6 60
. .1453 6 60
.1338 ' 6 60
1 760 I 60 13..
3 9 2 75 8...
J 125 1 10 7...
t 1075 8 25 8...
1 1175 8 25 7
1 1175 8 90 81
t 1106 3 66 10
18 1'" 3 8 80 1
3 1273 3 80 8
6 1105 8 80 9
( 104S t 85
HEIFERS.
6
1
15
4
41
(
26
16
9?5
1225
931
1040
1121
1214
1O07
1270
ll IS
10t3
4 00
4 00
4 15
4 10
4 25
4 26
4 40
4 40
4 10
4 45
..684 1 01,
..846 3 40
. . 660 3 60 '
.. 706 8 80
..766 8 85
..476 t 90
..1203 3 90
.. 818 4 00
724 4 00
15...
11.'"
19!!!
16...
8 617 4 30
817
915
, 9?
. "0
,648 4 40
. 782 4 40
, 814 4 70
630 4 60
4 35
4 25
4 30
4 40
1 1410 (00
16
7..
681 t 60
971 3 60
1 1470 3 66
i 1650 8 66
1 1IC70 8 85
1 1760 t 96
BULLS,
1
1,...
1
1..
.910 4 00
.1570 4 00
.12"0 4 00
.160 4 00
1 1930 4 10
.1 SuuO 4 10
CALVES.
4 855 4 00 1 180 6 50
...., 8o0 4 60 1 75 6 60
1 40 4 75 i 160 6 60
1 260 6 00 1 120 6 60
1 130 5 60 1 160 6 60
4 162 6 00 1 150 6 80
1 90 6 00 1 170 6 50
. HO 6 26 1 150 7 00
1 loO 6 60
BTOt K&ks AND FEEDERS.
10...
1....
1...
4...
7....
34 feeders..
S calves...
64 heifers..
610 4 60
...1070 4 75
... 783 4 75
... 8-.c6 4 80
...688 (25
.113 4 00
M 4 90
..luuS ( 00
496 4 10 7.
66 4 26 1
450 4 85 11
725 4 40
78 4 40 87
497 4 60
WESTERNS.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
If steer.. ..1U4 4 76 1 cows...
MONTANA.
Ben Haru
835 4 70 34 feeders
183 6 00 29 cows..
WYOMING.
435 3 60 32 heifers... 681 1 66
HOGS Hogs opened a little stronger this
morning, the first sales being largely at
36.50 for good loads, with a top at 36.62.
Heavy and mixed loads sold largely at
f6 .47 on the opening, and the trade, If not
exactly active, nas sufficiently so to move
g considerable proportion of th receipts,
latter ths market eased off, closing with all
the strength of the morning lofct. On tl.o
lat market It waa hard work to gat over
te.46 for anything.
No great chang has taken place In th
hog market sine Monday, hogs having
sold In very nearly the sam notches ail
week.
Representative sales:
No. Av. bu. Pr o. Ar. 8h
10 X'5 .. 6 40 tl j
40 178 .. 4 45 W 28 ..
67 24 .. 6 45 54 i6 ..
71 i-4 .. 6 44 W Li ..
country dressed. 657110 per lb.
HOGS Receipts. 2 640 head; market firm;
prime iipnt state nogs. .s.
SHEEP AND LAM HS Receipt. 108 head
market dull and steady; sheep nominal;
good lamos, xe.so; ruppea. .2d.
St. Josenh I.I ve Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. April 4. CATTLE R.
pelnts. 1.111 head: market steady; natives
t4.aVrt4l.25; cows and heifers, t2.25fi4.65;
stocaers ana teeners, 3.iDB4.t.
HOGS Receipts, 6.317 head; market ae
five and generally steady; top, 86-60; bulk
or sales
SHEEP AND LAMB8 Receipts, 1.816
head; market active and Krtfl&c hls-her;
lambs, f7.6ocfi00; yearlings. 6.6lKg7.10;
wetners, ets.iuvju.tio; ewes, s.bo.80.
Slonx Cltr 1-1 ve Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. la.. April 4.-fSpec1nl Tele
gram.) CATTLro-Receints. " head: mar-
ket steady; beeves. 14 2f.rtr6.60; cows, bulls
and mixed, t3.00CM.66: stickers and feeders,
f3.75ifW.70; calves and yearlings, t3.00(aH.3O.
HOGS Receipts, t.KO head: market
steady, selling at f.40rt!-6.f; bulk of sales,
rS.4iXU6.D0.
Stock In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at th sis prin
clpei western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha 8,800 4.20 9, OX)
Bloux City 900 1.100
Kansas City 3.500 8.60O 1 5i
St. Joseph 1.111 6.317 1 818
St. Loul 1,600 9 600 VO
Chicago 8.000 18.000 11,000
Total 19,811 49.617 . 28.816
OMAIIA WHOLIDSALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and (.notations on
Stapl nnd Fancy I'rosne.
EGOS-Ter do., 16c.
LIVE IxiiJL'lR Y-Hens, 10c; old roost
er. 6c: turkeys. 12c; ducks, luc; young
rooeters, (u9c; geese, 6c.
BUTTER Packing stock, 19c; cholc to
fancy dairy, 22su24c; creamery, 26u29c.
HAY Cholc upland. flOOO; medium. 850;
No. 1 bottom, ts.oo; oft grades, t6COiio;
Rye straw, t7.00; No. 1 alfalfa. (10.60. ,
BRAN Per ton, (I9 60.
FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES Florida. t5.60.00 per
crate.
STRAWPFRRIES Cholc Tex, 34 qrt
cases, f3.00cji4.00.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl., 84 60050; in
bushel box. tl. 60.76.
APPLES Northern Spies, Fancy Green
Ings, per bbl., 13 .60; Iowa and Missouri Ben
Davis, 13 60; Winesapa. f2.00 per bog.
COCOANUT9 rer sack of 100, t4-00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
FIGS -California, bulk, Se; -rroa
Turkish, 14c; 4-orown Turkish, lie; s-rowa
Turkish, o.
LEMONS-Llmonlera. Dnrt and 360 six,
S6.&OM6.00; other brands. 50c less.
H ANANAS ivr medium elsed bunch.
t2.0r'n2 : lumbos, t.80cff3 60.
GRAPH FRUIT Slses 64 to 80, f5 60.
niTlTfl Vaam'aw Kl. n ' a .. .... R., . 1.-1
owls, 6c; new stuffed walnut dates' i-l.
ox. fi lm.
ORANGES California navels, extra fancy,
-a c . i ni. "r. . t ( i f. . .. . . ....
l.V, ail. "V r.r. D, a-wV-'M'( ".V 1C
150 sixes. fi2IVu3.&0; choice, large sixes, pef
box, t2.7Dcg4.00.
NEW VEGETABLES.
BEETB. TURNIPS AND CARROTS Pel
ox. bunches. 4iiitjoo.
TOMATOE8 Florida, 30-lb. crate, 84.00.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot bo us, per doa
heads, 45c.
ClTCfMHKRB Per "Ol., fl.BO.
RADISHES Per dozen bunches, 85iS4Jo;
xtra large bunches, 75o dosen.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per dda bunches.
40c.
PIE PLA-NT 60-lb. boxes, 32.25ign.76.
ONIONS Horn grown, per bu.. 76o! red
or yellow, Colorado, par lb., 2s; Spaniso,
per crate, 11 90.
HEAD LETTUCE Southern, per doa.
$1.00i1.26.
ASfAKAUi.iv-4i.iD per ooxen ouncnes.
NEW POTATOES Per pound, 70. -
OLD VEOIETABLK8.
NAVY BEANS For bu.. 8Lc. No. 1
H60.
LIMA BEANS-nr ID., 40.
SWEET POTATOE lUlnols, per large
bbl., 86.00; Wisconsin Rurais and Bur barm a.
81.85, April 1.
CABBAum-i-ioiiana sa, nom grows.
to per lb.: new cabbage, par lb., 3a.
POTATOES Tabl slock, per bu,. 60o
seed stock. 76c(j41-00.
TURNIPS. CARROTS, HK-CTB -; mt,
76c; pursnlps, per bu.. COO.
BEEF CUT PRICES.
Ribs: No. 1. 8o: No. 1. 8c: No. 8. 7a.
Loins: No. 1, 17c; No. t, 12o; No. 8. loo.
Chucks: No. l, be; no. ac; No. 3, 4c
Round: No. 1, 7c; No. 3, 7o: No. 1 614c.
Plate: No. 1. 4c; Nm 2, 2c; No. 3. io.
Ribs: No. 1. 14c; No. Z, 8c; No. 8, So.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Per 4 rrames, 41 50.
SUGAR Granulated cane, In sacks, tS.tli
granulated beet. In sacks, f6.il.
Lur r ciu iiw""." - -c. av, aou per is.i
No. SO, 21o per lb.; No. 35, 19o nr lb.: No,
20 15c per lb.; No. Zl, 13c per lb.
CHEESE New full cream Wisconsin
twins. 17c; nw full cream brick. 10;
wheel Swiss cneese, 100; oiocg Swiss,
17c; llmberger. 15c; young Americas, 18c.
CIDER-Nw York, bait barrel. bar
rel, (5.04.
NUTS California walnut. No. I, soft
shell, 13c; No. i, oft shell, 46c; Braaila.
164U18C; pecans, ivucx, iiiocns, uc; pea
nuts, raw. c; roasted. o; California al
monds, hard shell. 17c; Taragona, 17o
cocoanuts, S5.00 per 100. -
CANNED QOODS i'.orn, standard, wesU
m, 6&660c; Maine, fl.16. Tomatoes, I-lb. cans
11.45; standard 1-lb. cans. 11.20 Pineapples,
grated, 4-10.. iunu, -.-'cj siicau.
11 76C02.3O, janc: naanuau. t-iu., s4.es; 1
k 11 71 Gallon applet, fancy. 1? wwi lis
California apricot, (2.00. Pears, tl.7niai.60.
Psaches, fancy, 81.7132.40; L. C. peaches,
t2.OO2ri0. Alaska salmon, red, fl.16; fancy
Chinook, flat. t2.10; fancy sockeye. fiat, fl.95.
Sardines, quarUr oil, 13.26; Utres-quarterg
tnutard. 83.00. Sweet polatoej. ll.ioiyi.34,
Sauerkraut, 90o. Pumpkins. 8001. ox
Wax beana. 1-lb., 0ti80o. Lima bears.
Mb.. 75XiJll 35. Spinach. tl.So. Soaked peaa.
Mo,. 60c; eitras. (J JOcftl.15; fancy, R.&j
1 -36. . . . V . TBTCrx vmM
CALllvOKOiA r nuiia rninei
are somewhat unsettled by freer offering
from second hands, who seont desirous of
moving supplies of Immediate grades; quo
tations range irum 10 10c ior uaurornia
fruit and from 6o to loo for Oregon. Ap
ricot ar Arm ana it i reported tht
offerings for prompt shipment are being
withdrawn; cnoioe are cjuoiea at isc; ex
tra choice, 18rtJ19c; fancy, liKaiOc. Peaches
ar unchanged, with cholc quoted at. 110
12o; extra cholc, 12&13c; fancy, 12'i
13c; extra fanoy. 13 u 16c. Raisins ar
Arm: loose Muscatels ar quoted at 84ittc-
seeded raisins, 9'llo.
HiDiU ainu 1 ALii-ciw ureen salcl
-No. 1. i:n.c: No. 1. 9Vc: bull hides. 8c: rreen
hides, No. 1, 8o; No. s, 7c; horse, i.6t
1.76; sheep pelts. 6oc 11.25 Tallow, No. 1,
6 47
6 47
6 47
(477
Metsl Market.
NEW YORK, April 4. METALS There
wss a further dec'ne In the Ixindon tin
market, with spot closing at 181 5s. an
futures at 179 Km. Locally the market
waa about 10 points lower on the sverave
at 339 55139.76. Copper recovered about half
or yesterday s loss in rtie indnn market
with spot closing at 19 6a In the London
market, and was quoted at ISoO-iitf. 16
locally. Spelter was 6s lower at 26 15a In
London, but remained dull and unchanged
at t.75cffl.8S locally. Iron decrnel In the
English market with Standard foundry
quoted et 62a 6d, and Cleveland warrant
at ixis 4veo. icaiiy tne marset was re
ported unchanged No 1 foundry northern
Is nuoted at S26.rVa6 26; No. 1 foundry
northern at 124 7Mi 25.75; No. 1 foundry
southern at t,6 0Orti'26.5O; No. 1 foundry
soiicnern, t iMca'o ia.
ST. LOUIS. April 4. MFTAT.8 T,ead
steaay at no vo; opeiter, steady at M.72.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fmlta
NEW YORK, April 4. EVAPORATED
Am.L- Minn continues quiet; fancy
are quoted at MUc; choice. 7c; prime.
8c: prime to fair, 5'aftc.
CAl-JlctjRNlA OK1EU FRUITS prunes
are a shade easier In tone on reporta that
cron namago reports nave neen dagger
atd. StMit quotations atlll ranae fn.m ,
to 13c for California fruit, and from 6?rl0c
for Oregon. There Is no pressure to sell
eprloots, and nhlls demand Is light, prices
hold firm. Choice are quoted at 18c; extra
enoice at isocline, ana rancy at lstrSKc,
peacnes are quiet witn choice quotod a
li'(j'iic, excra rnoire at unM2'-;c fancy a
I2'vai3a. ana extra lancy at 1.VL160 Ria
Ins are firm, both on the coast and. in the
local market. Loose muscatel are ci noted
si e-Hvivc. anci aeeoeo raisins at Sii'llC,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. April 4v-COTTON-pot
riosea quiet, s ix.iuia nigner; miauling up
mn'j, ixc, iiuuuiiii sull il.ficc; Stilts,
bales
I.1VKRPOOL April 4 COTTON-Soot 1
fair deiiiaud, prices 10 points hither; Auier
4c: No. 3. ic Wool, istttsa.
FISli Pickerel. dressed. So; plka,
dressed, 12a; whit fish, dressed, arluter
caught, 13c; trout, 12c; halibut, 11c; salmon,
lou; catnsn, 10c; nerring, aressea, pan
froxen, 60; perch, scaled and dressed, 7o;
parch, skinned, dressed, headless, 7c; crap
pies, round, 6a9c; era poles, large, fanoy,
16c; black bass. 36c; smelts, sweet and fins,
13c; eel, 16c; blus fish. 16o; red snapper,
12c; ro shad, per pair, 80tr-4ue. frog legs, 40e'
lobster, green, per 10., 17c; lobster, boiled,
per lb., 40c; mackerel. Spanish, per lb., 16a j
mackerel, native, 35n per lb-
CURED FISH Family whit fish, per
uarter bbl.. 100 lbs.. 84.00: Norway mack
erel. No. 1, 135.00: No. t 828.00: herring, la
bbls.. 200 lb, each. Norway. 4k, tll.Ow
Traveler Die at Kaaaaa City.
KANSAS CITY. April 4. T. C. Webster.
who was taken from a Union Pacific train
her yesterday afternoon In a seml-oon
salons condition and removed to ths City
hospital, was still unconscious this morn
ing. Nothing Is known of Webster except
that he was traveling from Horseshoe
Bend. Idaho, to Gainesville, Ga. "He has
never uttered a word since he waa brought
here," said ths hnnee surgeon this morn
ing. "His body shows no marks of bruise
and th cauae of bis condition Is a mystery
to us."
Respite for Ohio Mnrderer. .
COLUMBUS, O., April 4. Governor Har
ris today granted a respite to Dr. Haugh.
of Dayton, who was to hav been elec tro
cuted next Saturday for the murder of his
father, mother and brother. The respite
Is given to April 13 to allow his lawyers
to present his case to the pardon board.
on the ground that he Is Insane. The su
preme court nss aireaciy aeciarea mat
lUugh la san.
HEAL ESTATE THAXSFEH9.
Joseph B. Fradenburg, trustee, to
Ryion a. Hopper, iui a aim w 101
4. bloc k 1. Waterloo f 1
Aunt E. Erickson to William C. Ar,
lota V aud 10, block 8, Monmouth
Park 1.600
Abi alia 111 L. Reed et ul B 0 Ernest'
Sweet, part tax lot 12, -l-iu-13 t
Robert O. Fink, county treasurer, to
R. C. Peters, lots 15, 26 and 27, block
13, Brlgg's Place
Sam to Charles Ladd Thomas, a
lot 13, block E, Prospect Place ana
other lots
Minnie B. Morris to George J. Morris,
lot 8, block t. Burr Place 1
oe E. Krilis to James A. Howard,
lot 34, block 23, Benson 0
John C. Forbes and wife to Isabella
A. Relchenberg. s40 ft. lot IS, block -4.
Summit Place 1.440
Same to Kanny Relchenberg, nl ft.
lot 16, block 4, Summit Place 1,660
James Carroll and wife to Catherine
Heufey, part lot S and t, block
35. South Omaha 3,500
Mary E. Horton to Clara D. Qriflin,
bit S. block 4. Kllby place 7,6uO
W. C. Drlnkwater and wife to Fred
erick M. Fielder e4o ft. lot IS, block
H. Kaunders A Hlmetaugh's sdd.... &4
Charlea SI. Latch and wife to Minny
T. Acker, let 13. block 36, Kounla
Place 3.600
Wlllb.m H. Gates and wife to Charles
M. Eaton, lot 13, block 24, Kounts
place 1,600
Jowsph Nevott and wlf to Bridget
Coady, w66 ft. nt4 ft. lot 6k, Mc
Ente's add , 1
Walter I- Selby and wife to Fred
Sullivan, lot 62. Nelson's add 1
Portsmouth Savings Bank to Carri
Urbach, lot L block 13, Kountaa
Plm 4,l0
I Total aaeaa.
..SJj.j0

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