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Show Driest day of w in market ny Industrials and Rails jet Set New High Price '-'tu, Records o tI ,c'Peajr" " -On Ker? I ni...l. t. a- . - ""' : ia I ft L . 1 it .... ,,(.('. di , i M l .i n a r. J Of j jrn , icnumcl I ire ,v an-: ' 'jiiot- M V. i.i' vl I'n,-' Tl i r. f. - ODifc im si r. ' - - A tt &r u9 EeiJ - l ;--.! V ai mi' ant i Marine reUll ilea , j Her " t jj IJerm-n' iiriMHK ' r . i i forthCOITl RlVj Ciei Van.,.' ,i i rose euto .; . S- .i.. .. I oil ol b. V ' ' s 1 . !e ant.inol.ilr- shares. .icivani-Hiin I. and Plerce-Arrow preferred Rented l"t week' gain. Aside tonadtan Pacific ami Delaware .V. I which roue 1 l'Oint each. buy- rails again centered In the Junior I frrr.ur. e;.' Mil'. 'i. .1 1, " A" ' jferreri. and Toledo. SI Louis D preferred, '"all money opened incv of the customary leader, with larger operation. by va-bols. va-bols. resulted In 1 1 1 beat axblbl-Slrength axblbl-Slrength the market had die-so die-so far this year Sustained im-fcnt im-fcnt In the Steel trail, the better tr of general trade advices and nionev tendenclea all contributed Ider demand for all classes 0! Galna'of 2 to .1 points were com-iiii com-iiii s,.m.. pecialties rising even Studc-haker. M i. an Petroleum, Steel. American and Baldwin live were .-onsplcuoua In the fternoon advance ment and s. emulative rails made gain later, with minor steels ( tor. The general lift reacted I rhtly (leapt U !.e.,v profit taking, j sing was strong. J that gden Grain and Produce Market! win ,4 VOr. r fr . wlnu .rli 1 irm- erfa ' , .. S" a Li' 1 and 1 BLIC DEBT OF NATION REDUCED lSHI'-' :'l ' 34 f.i.o or tlx debt Mar mi HMU'-h 21, the ,1?M,616.4''': a ' 9 on Februan and wll I Rip prerlou Jome ani . ttnte.1 i . ' on! tor fte frore m -e Jl.- :.T? f -j. i.- 5.' i-i. .- -1 M1He correspcndlng jiriod ( laM enr. by b or din. '1 'ath-i d1' r " - 742 . r.mn ired v rj,. Ji f.f Iai and or.linarj ex- ngJjt $:. 11 "1 CHICAGO FUTURES PC A' :. ' April 3 Open High Low Close I or ' ' 1 iv 1 iv, 1 r. 1 iv : : . m 57 .'icv 6i'i Hi 1BK 1U.70 10.77 10.70 10.70 tS- H 10.95 M 10 35 10.35 10.30 10.35 POTATO MARKET lEAfiO. Apr! J -T.-iu'if- dull, re-11.: re-11.: dUI I n 1 nn. cj l.oOli I On owl.. North lakota sucK-I rKW rlv ei - ir . rh iu: ' ungradt d, hut Pwl '-'oh-rad... sa. Iv I o row n l-e;n - " Mo- ?i :: . 1. . n V" .... NEW YORK STOCKS Allied Chemical A Dye 674 AJlla-Chalmers - American Pet Sugar n'. Atnerlran Can S lAmerlran far t Foundry lb! I Am.Tl..tn Hide A Leather pfd St1 American International Corp 3N I American Io-onriotlve ..ll'rj I American Smelting & Refg 53 'American Sugar "lv . American Sumatra Tobacco 'ZW (American T & T 1Z1 American Tobacco j American Woolen W Anaconda Copper filtf Atchison . . . 57S I .tl GuU A W Indies no1- Baldwin Locomotive 113'. Baltimore & Ohio 42 Bethlehem Steel K 74T Canadian Pacific 117' iVnfral Leather Wfi Chandler Motors 7:- "hesapeake & Cmlo BZJ Chicago Mil 4- St Paul 62 Chicago. K l & Pac t4 Chino Copper 27 ("orn Products PSTs fuclble Steel . . . B9tt I Krie MA Famous Players-Lasky si-i 'ineral Asphalt ti (it-neral Klectrlc 15S Oenaral Motors 11 H Goodrich Co 404 :r(..t Northern pfd 7i?fc Great Northern Ora 37'i Illinois Central 103 Inspiration " .per 40 International Harvester ss Int Mer Murine pM 71 International Paper 47'i Invincible Oil 19U Keliy-Sprlngfleld Tire 47 Kennecotl Copper -!rn Louisville A Nashville lli'i Mexican Petroleum l";i7 Miami Copper . 275 I Middle States nil 13 I Mldvale St. el 34 ' Missouri Pacific 23i I N' 'ork ''ntral v7 - IN V N II & Hartford fl)V4 I Norfolk A.- Western 103' 1 Northern Pacific 7S i Oklahoma ITod & lief SU Pacific Oil 04 'i I Pan American Petroleum ... . 56 ! Pennsylvania 41 1 PeoPlea Gas ex div . 81 I Pure Oil S2 ' l'..i nsolldated Copper ...... 15 Reading 75 1 Rep Iron 4: Steel d4' Royal Duti h N Y 5fii j Sears Roebuck . . 70I I Sin. lair ( on oil 24s Southern Pacific X73 Southern Rallwav 2.T Standard Oil of N T pfd 1 7 St 11. le baker Corporation 117i )Te.nncssee Copper 11 Texas Co 45a, Texas A Pacific , U Tobacco Products ... 63 Trans, f.n mental Oil 94 Union Pa. Ific 134 United it-tail Stores 451; U S Ind Alcohol 4fi; Uniied states Rubber . . 63t United Statae Steel 74 Utaii Copper . 6-'I WcstlnghouM Electric 57V4 , Will) x verland 84 . American Zinc, Lead and Sm l."i ! Butte and Superior .... 27 Cala Petroleum 64 Montan.i Power 6" J Shattuck Arizona S'i MININQ SECURITIES. (As reported by j. A. Hogle & Co.; I Btd A.'kc Alia Mich If .0M!$ .07i , Ant. lone Star I 00'i lAlta Con 04 Albion Cons ... 10 I .lf4 ! Am .Metals UJI .02 L Alta. Tunnel .13 .13 ! Bullion .(it I o.T BlF HIM I .02; .03 Big Cot Coal I .04 Uf. Beaver Copper .00 .011 Bay State 01 .04 Ulr.IM...nj . n Bingham nalena 1 .00 .00 t'entrnl Kureka . 004 1 .02 Columbus R.-xall .27 :tl ( olor;vlo Con ' 03 1 114 1.. 'r..-.vn Point I .01A Cardiff .9J 1.00 Colt King .00 fil Cotton Metal .00 Dah 1,50 : 2.00 Daly West 2. 00 I 3.25 Dragon .05 I., Km ma Sliver ' Q Vj .01 Kmplre ifln.s u:i 04 P. A- B. Bell 1 2.36 Pmerald . t . 1 .03 Fureka Mln- 04 .06 East Tlntlc Coal 00 .00 Kast Tlntlc Con I ' .08 Rureka Ltly os Bureka Bullion .04' .05 1 iol.i Chain Q4 05 .:iind '.Vntral I .52 . r,4 Great Western . .01 .04 Hamburg Mines .. .. uoi4 Howell .05 ' .05 Iron Blossom 1 20 .20:-'. Iron King ' ,oc 07 Judge M S 2 f.O ! 2.0 Keystone .10' 1.00 Kennebec .O' Lehl Tlntlc 02' .02 Leonora 00 00 Lynn Big Six 15 Miller Hill 1 Ma Day . . . 01 01 Mason VaUey 1,35 2 mi Moscow . . ' ! .10 Mlrl.iinn.l Of ' New Quincy , 05 j .00 Xalldriver 06" .35 North Standard 00 ,06'4 i K Silver oo 02 pohongo ) .004 Plutus .23 .28 Prince Con .08 OS'i Price Mining I .03 .0" Provo 02j .03 South Standard 10 I :i". Silver King Coaln . 2.16 ' 2.20 Sioux Mines 01'-' .02 Silver Shield 01 .01 Tar Baby .02 Tlnth- Central I. ft.... 01 '4 Tlntic Standard . .. 1 95 1 97' Uncle Sam .00 .ui Utah Uon uO'j' 11 1 Victor Mining I .01 .02 West Toledo .02 .03 " Walker Mining 3 02' Woodlawn .08'; f'lij Yankee Con 02 .04 Zutm . . . . 07l 07 Opening Sales Ameri -an Metals lOOn at 2. . lOOfi at 2e Daly WesL 100 at 32.20 Iron Blossom 100 at. 20c I .t-iil Tlntlc 2000 at 2i W.rth Standard 500 at 6'4c Prince Con. 100 at 8c. Silver Shield 1000 at U, Tlntlc Standard 100 at 07 Closing Sals Emma Silver 1000 at J c Bingham Galena 0000 at c How.ll 1000 at 5c Leonora 1000 at c. Michigan -Utah (00 at 2Cr. North Standard n.son at c. Sliver King Coalition inn at ?2 1"; '100 at 12.17. Tint.. St.'imlard 200 at Jl NEW YORK SUGAR. NLW YORK. April 3 The early raw sugar market as firm and Unchanged with no Bales reported. Spot Cubas were tpioted p.t 2 H-32c. cost and freight, eoual to 3. so I atrifqgal, while later shipments ship-ments were 2 0-lCc. cgual to 3.82c. The raw sugar futures' market wag firmer on covering and scattered bulng hy commission houses. owing t the firmnes? In the spot market. Prices at midday nreri 3 to 4 points net higher. Thero was no . hangc in refined pil. es hut a better Inquiry was reported for Loth domaattc and export accounts Fin granulated Is listed at 5.25 to 6.50c. Thete wcr nt. transactions In refined futures. Sugar futures closed steady: approximate approxi-mate sales 860n tons: May 2 Sir, Julv !.71c; Sept. 2.88c; December 2.94c, POULTRY MARKET CHICAGO. April 3. Poultry alive uglier, fowls 2Sc springs 30c; roosters-L9c. la J OGDEN LIVESTOCK 4 4 Cattls 555 Hogs 677 Sheep 246 Cattle Receipt" 055; choice heavy steers $6.00fr6..'." . .rKt steers $5.!nf7 B 00; fair steers. $4 r.O'QB.GO; choice fccJ-er fccJ-er steers JO.SOi; choice oowa and heifers $." OOff. PL ; ur i. u'o. d .-..ws and heifers, 4.00t0 ou: i utters. IS.DOv 3.00; canncrs. Jl.00fi2.00; choice fe. d-l cown $4 0004 50; fat hulls JT . "O 3 .60; bologna hnlLs. $2 00; 3.00. veal calves. $ 00498.60 Hogs Receipts f77: 'holce fat hogs, j 170 to 250 lbs.. $10 00: hulk ? sales $9.00 , 'g'lO.OO, feeder hOgl H bOlfl 50 Sheep Receipta 24'. choice iambs tll.-QO012.OO; wethers. $7 OO0S.OO fnt ewes. $5 ooi 6.00; feeder lambs. $10 OCai 11 0" Arrivals. Victor Matthews. Lima. Mont . 1 car l uursuB. G. H. Harvey. Bliss. Ida.. 1 car sheep ! Frank Kevin, Layton. I i are .-.-ittie Hunsakei- Coaifnlealoo Co.. Grace. I Ida . mixed car cattle and huge. W. J. Fisher. Wabuska, Nev 1 car hogs. G O. Wnltlock. Smith Omaha, 3 cars hogs. Ogden Racking & Provision Co., South C'maha. 3 cars hoes. Andrew Bingham. Lucln. 1 car horses. It. II. Peck. Blnckfoot. Ida., 2 cars cattle N' Orll Mills. .'. cam cattle. Roy Graham. Sa)!na, 2 ears cattle Sales and Snlpment?. Ctidahv Pa king to., North Salt Lake.; n.ixed .at .atlle and hoge. Western Meat Co . San Kranclsco. Cal . 19 cars cattle. Grayson Owen Packing Co.. Emery-j viii. cai . in , are cat tie, George Hal! Border, Wye. 7 cars lock cattle Hauser Packing Co . Los Angeles. 1 -ar . attic. FOREIGN LIVESTOCK I I 4) CHICAGO. April 3 (Unite 1 States Bureau Bu-reau Of Markets.) Cattle Receipts 17.-000. 17.-000. slow, beef steers and she-stock steady to strong; early top beef steers $8. yo; hulk 1772501 4": choice steeri scarce, bulls and veal calx s .Meads, early sales x'calcrs $S.;,0 do'.vn; mrstty around $S.OO; bulk f.C she-sto'k $5.15 ti6 75. hulk bologna hulls S4.25Q4L3n; atockers and feeders strong to higher. Hogs Receipts 44,4X10; fairly active, opened steady to 10c higher; uneven later: liehts troiur: others mostly steady to 10c loxxor lhan Saturday's nveruge; lop $10 no. hulk 909,19 -10; pigs scarce, aliotit stead x".- Sheep Receipts 1M.O00; fat lambs opening open-ing stronc to 26c higher; fnt sheep strong: good Strong weight xvooled lambs I early $10.00. shorn lamb top early $14 . 00; good 120 pound wool i owe 10 00; few bead 67-ppuid new .rep native spring iambs fio.f'0. OMAHA, Neb.. April 8. 'United States Bureau of Markets Hogs Receipts '. -000; mostlx stronuer to 10c higher, bulk ji soj2 in pound butebera 9.70a.80; top $0,90; bulk 210 to 326 pound butchers butch-ers $9 4009.70; packing grades $8.2341' 9. 20. Cattle Receipts 3700: beef steers steady to lOc higher; she-stock 10 to 25c higher hulls tind veal anotil steady: Blockers and feeders stculy to strong. SUwap Receipta 86.0i lambs lfi to 25c blglier; top $10..'.".: best clipper lambs $12 sheep and feeders steady : ewe top $9.00; shearing lahlbfl i 1 1 .10fi 14 20. KANSAS CITY. lp. April 3. (Unit.. 1 States Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Re ceipts iSOO. occi stcerd ana iat sne-stocK steady to 2"', hlKher; nioKtly strong t" 15c higher; mixed yearlings $8.00; good helfrs $6 50fff7.00; choice COWS $6 004i C 25; plain gradea 'f4.2I06.OO cah - 86 50c higher: better grades voalcrs $8.00 O9.00; man:. 850360 pound calveg $6.70 & 7 On BtOi kers and feeders strong to 25c higher; choice feeders $7 .70; good stockers mostly $(t.5O07.on. other clisse. steady i .mners mostly $2 7r 3.n0; cutters cut-ters 14.0004.25; pin In to good bulls $2 7" 04.50. Hogs Receipts 90od: active, steady t . strong: spots me higher than last xveek s close: bulk shipping liogs $10.00(MO.UO: top $10.lo: 2000250 poundera mostL- to packers $H.fiof 10.00: bulk of siii- $9 00 010.00: throw-out soxxs mostly around 5S 76; atocker pla 10016c higher; best kind up to '10.00. Sheep Receipts 11.000; sjeep strong: shorn Texas wethers 19.0009.50: light wooled vearllngs $14.00: lambs gen rally incise higher; top 116.40; mpBt Colorado Colo-rado 815.00 and above. METAL MARKET. XKW YORK. April 3 Copper xveak: electrolytic spot and nearby I20124c; later 12-1ic. Tin firmer: spot and futures $29.37. Iron steadx ; No. 1 northern 118.600 19.00; No 2" northern $18 000 IS 00; No. 2 southern $15.00015.50. Liad steady; spot 4.9nc Zinc iuiel. East St. Louis delivery spot 4.75C0.K0C. Antimony spot 4.40c. FOREIGN EXCHANGE. NEW YORK. April 3. Foreign exchange ex-change firm. Great Britain- Demand $4 ?9; cables $4.39-V 60 day bills on hanks $4 3CLi Prance: Demand 9.09. cables 9.10c. Italy Demand 0.3n-. cables 5.S0c. Belgium- Demand 8.42.-. cables s.43c. Qermany: Demand 3ir-., cables .3ic. Holland Demand ;;T V2.v cables 37 . 85c. Norway: Demand 17.92c. Sweden :, Demand 20 1 2 Denmark: Demand 21 10. Switzerland- Demand 19.40c. Spain: Demand 16.61c. Greece: Demand I 42c Poland 02c Argentine! Demand 30. s; . Crecho-Slovakia : Demand l.S9c Brazil: Demand 13 70c. Montreal 97 1-lCc. MONEY MARKET. NEW YORK. April 3 Call money firm, high 44 per cent; low 4 per cent; ruling rate 4:4 per cent; closing bid 4 per cent, offered at 4 per cent, last loan 4 per cent. Call loans against acceptances 4 per cent ' Time loans steady, 60 days 4 per cent. 90 daya 4 per cent; 6 months 1 ! 04 per cent Prime mercantile paper 4'VM1i per cent. BUTTER AND EGGS CHICAGO. April 3. Butter lower, I creamery extra 30c: firsts 33030c. seconds sec-onds 31032c; standards 34c. Eggs lower; receipts 89.963 cases; firsts 230)24c. ordinary firsts 81022o: ! miscellaneous 22023c: storagi? packed extras 20c; storage packed firsts 20c. BONDS GO QUICKLY. NEW Y RK. April 3 1. IV Morgan I I and COUPany today announced $60,000,000 I 'Issue of New York Central five per cent I 90-year bonds Wll oversubscribed and I the books closed BUTTER AND EGGS. KANSAS CITY, Mo. April 3. Egga unchanged; firsts 2lc. Butter lower. 4lc; packing, unchanged. I 45c. Poultry firm; hens 24c; jmrlngs 40c NEW YORK SILVER. NEW TOIL"-:. April 3. Foreign bar silver sil-ver 66 c. Mexican dollars 00c. LONDON RATE'. LONDON. April 3. Bar silver 33d per ounce Money 2 per c-nu Discount rates. Shur: Mils 2":027npr cent; three month hills 2 A :; pci ceni oo- T GRAIN 4 4 CHICAGO April 8. Crop dimage reports re-ports from Kansas, together xvlth an advance ad-vance in Liverpool uuotntbns. gavo xvheat prlcr-n hero n material upturn today to-day during the early dealings. ?!ost of the Kansas damage, reports referred to the territory west of ITutchlnaon. Reports Re-ports of European buying at Winnipeg attracted attention also. The opening, xvhlch varied from to lc higher, with May $1.32 to 1.32 and Inly $1.18 to 1 18. xvas followed by moderate fur-I fur-I ther trains. Houses xvlth northxvestern connections i were persistent buyers of May and xvere 1 said to be inducting a spread hetxxFeen Chicago and Winnipeg, otherwise, however, how-ever, trade xvas light. The market closed clos-ed unsettled. 1 to lc net higher, with Max $1.33 To 1 33 and Julv $1.18 to 1.18. Corn responded to the x-heat advance, opening to c higher. July Cl to R7c, and then holding within the Initial range. Seaboard demand xvas reported good, but no large purchases for shipment from hero were announced. Tin- close xvas flrm. to 0?c net higher. Including July at C2c. Oats prices were Independently firm, owing to continued xef xveather delay to Reeding. After starting to c higher, i jttly 39c, the market shoxxd but little tendency to react. Oats prices xvere Independently firm, owing to Continued wet weather delay to seeding. After .start fng ; to 'c higher July 39c. the market shoxved but little tendency to react. Gains in the value of hogs led to a little higher prices for provisions MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. April 3. Flour unchanged. Bran $21.50088 00. OMAHA. Nob.. April 3 Wheat No. 2 bard $1.24bl 26; No. 2 mixed $l.Oi0 I 28. Corn No. 2 xvhlte 4?f?r4P1-.c. No. 2 mixed 47''I4'.c toils No 2 xhlte 84o; No. 3 white 33 . 33 c. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. April 1 Wheat receipts 19$ ars compared with 216 cars a year ago; cash No. 1 northern north-ern $1.4901 52; May $1.40. Julv $1 31. Corn Xo. 3 vellow 8950c Oats No. 3 whlto 320&$C. Barlev 600 68c. Ityn No. 2 9294c. Eiax No. 1 $2. 48 fi 2-.62 KANSAS CITY. Mo . April 8. Wheat May $1.19, July $1.10: Sept. $1.10. Corn May 52c: July 56c; Sept. 59c. CHICAGO. April 3. Wheat No. 2 red i 33; No. 8 red $1.83't Corn No. 2 mixed 37 fa 07 c; No. 3 yellow 57c. Gats No. 2 xvhlte 88039UC1 No. 3 xvhlte 30'i37c. Kvo No. 2 ?1 .00. Barley OSffjCSc. Timothy seed $4.6006.0(1, Clover seed $15.00-22 00 Fork nominal Lard $10 32. Ribs i I .ifn L oo ST. LOUIS, M... April 8. Wheat May II 19; July $1 14,. c,.rn Mav 57c; July 6O09OC. Oats May S7c; July 35 '4.;. |