THE OMAHA JUILY FRIDAY , APRIL 14 , 1893.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Compared with Wednesday's ' Closing Price ,
May Wheat is Lower.
WHEAT OPENED IN A NERVOUS MANNER
In Corn There Wn Not Much Support to
Value * nt tlin Hturl , llio Crowd
Inclliicil to
Sell.
CHICAGO , 111. , April 13. Compared wlthyes-
tcrdfiy'a closing prlcu May whunt If Cc and
July He lower. This H nearly tlio inside price
readied today. The market was stagnant at
tlio close , but could hardly bo called steady.
Corn Is oimo also and thu only strength In
tlio speculative markets was In provisions ,
which closed with another fair-sired advance.
Wheat opened 'ic under lust night's figures
for May , with the market In suspi'iiso and
ready to respond to the least manipulation.
The crowd was expectant and eager , and with
thoclaiigltigof the big bull , thu men Jumped to
work. In a short time theie wasa lively MUIIIU.
Tliu iNiltom fell from niinsilpnort and the
tulltTN who had bought last evening with the
expectation of a bull market this morning
dropped their offerings like hot potatoes anil
the sac was still fuilher assisted by a decided
lack of support. Aside finm manipulation ,
the icpi.rli'd hirgc hank failure In Australia
HlTcctcd the marlvet loMMne oitcnt and pos-
Hlbly there may be an impression that tliuurop
damage wiisi'xiiggt rated.
In I'litn theie was not iniicli support to
values ul the Mart , the eiowd being Inclined
to sell , Inlliieih-ed by the blight ncutlier , and
when they lien i ill hat wheat ns selling nlTtliey
Iticifused tlii'lrollerlngM , lesiilllng III a decline
of 'ii' Iliiylng bj a few of the I a reef concerns
on oideis to cover shoits , the price lolled up
to opt n llMirrs , leached ' .c again and closed
with a full ' ! > loss. A small lot of No. it was
worked for dlicct export to l.hcrpool at il'ii-
iindnr May. The croud M'emcil all waiting for
a deniuiid for the Jiirgr stork of cash held and
mull such llnirs come do not look for a gloat
deal .f Improvement In values nnil are cnnsu-
( lUrntly leliiclant about puichaslng.
The market for outs at the opening was
steady , but later pilces receded ftoiii V to
? . ( ( The near fiittlles helm : Ilie weitkest , a re
action of from ' | C to ' „ < followed , lint did not
hold and prices uiraln receded Tiom ' < < to ' - ( '
and the close was easy at about the Inside1
ligiiies , with a net loss of from 'tc ' to 7 c. The
best l > uv Ing wis : by shorts.
Offerings of proUslons were not very large ,
wlille : i good mUcellanediis ( temnnd picvalled
h'ujiplleo of hi s fin liberal prices eie main
tained , domestic marketH were generally
Mionuer and Liverpool advices Indli'aled n
( irm feeling for bacon. Ifecelpls of pioduct-
llKlit and shipments fair. The Unlit stocks Ii
the west had Mime Influence In slienutbenlnp
the market gcneially. Tin ) inatuet eloscil
Mcady at about medium llgiliet. Iaid gulni'i
lOc fin May and July but Uunchanged foi
September. Itlbs are from fie to 7'jC hlghei
than yesterday.
Kstfmated lecelpts of hoes for tomorrow an
10,000 head. The estimates on gialn were un
obtainable.
The lending futures ranged as follows :
AIITll'l.lfS. 01-K.V Illflll. I.O\V. CI.OSL' . YKS'V
\Vlmat.No2.
April . . . . 81 84 TS
84Mi TSbO
Way Mi bO BUMi
July . 6-i7ii
Com."so. J
April 4D 40
Mnr 4IH
Inly . . . . II'6 '
Onto So S.-
Mny . . . 28H SNti 28 ! i
.luno . . . . MI * 2'.l
July Sb-i ,
WCKB I'ork. .
Mny n ; m II ! ' . ' 3 ic m II ! K
July III W i ; i : m b.-i 17 174 2i' <
tOlt. | . . 17 00 17 W4 ! 17 'JO 17 I7H
l.nnt-
' " ' 10 10 10 10 10 no 10 ur > *
Ju'ly. . . ! 10 20 IU SI 10 on 10 U7J-J
' ' 1U 'M lO 3J 10 17 > i 10 ' ) v
tluiit ililis'
ilny 9ff. 9 K n M
July a 40 9 I" '
hotit . . . . OC7W j 41) ) y M
Ciikh limitations were as follows :
Ki.ot'ii-Steady and iiiichanjjed.
WHEATNo. . 2 sprlnc , 78e ; No. 3 spring ,
f. o. 1) ) . , fil,75cj ( No. 2 rod , 78c.
Toms No. 2 , 30'sc ; No , 3 , 38c ; No. 3 yellow ,
30 < 340'ic.
UATH No. 2 , 285ja20c ! No. 2 wlilto , nc
Kales ; No. 3 white , 32'ic.
HYENo. . 2. 50c.
llAllt.KY-No. 2 , 02c ! No. 3 , f. o. b. , 43U50e
No. 4. f. o. h. , 344 Ic.
Ki.Ax.SKr.n-No. 1.81.17.
TlllOTHVHKEli-I'rlme , J4.20.
1'OIIK Jli'M , nor hbl. , G.7510.87'J. I.ard
per 100 His. , * 10.0O(2,10.02'i ( ; short ribs side'
lloo.se ) , J.5Kf ! ) ( 0.55 ; dry salted shoulders
( hoxedi , } 9.2.V&0.37i ! ; shorteloar sides ( boxed ) ,
* 10.00 < iU0.05.
WJIISKV DNtlllcra' finished goods , per a ! . ,
(1.15 ,
SUOAHS I'nchaimed ; cut loaf , 5.'ie ; gran
ulated , u'.e ; standard "A , " 5 3-lGc.
The following vvero thu receipts and ship
ments for today :
On the I'roiluco exchaiifro today thn butter
market. WIIH steady and unchaiiKcdiacreainery
ZWt'ilc : dairy , 120HJ-J5c. Kges , btronsi strictly
Irtish , 15iUie. _
Oniuliii ( iral'k ,
Thu following prices are for delivery at Mis
sissippi river points :
WIIKAT-NO. 'Jsprlni ; , 7-lc bid ; N'o. 3 snrliiK
DHebldiNo.Jhard , Die bid ; No. : i hard , 5 i
bid.
bid.OATSNO
OATS-NO , a white , 31'ic bid ; No. 3 white
UOi.c bid.
COUN No. a cash or April , 30 < jc bid ; No. !
or better , cash or April , 3dc bid.
Aiiioni ; the sale.s were : 1'lvocars No. 3o
better corn , upper Mississippi river points
ten days shipment , . ' ! ( > ' ie.
New Vnrlc AliirkrlH.
NKW Voinc , Apilll : ) . I'l.oi'll ' liecolntH. 18 ,
400 | ikjf. ; exports , 5,000111)11. ) , ll.tiOO sncki
mien , ID.OOO pkas. ; market quiet and bifiol'
steady.
COUN JIiiDull : , steady.
llviv-Qult't , Hti-udv ! western , 58fiC2c.
HAHI.KVOulet but llrm.
IIAUI.KY MAI.T Dull , steady ; western , C !
WHKATV Ilfeelpts , 800,0001m. ; evports , 221' ,
70O tin. ; sales , liiO5OOO bu. futures , 12MOO (
till , spot , r > pol market dull and lower with op
tlonsrlnsliiK linn. No. 2 red III store and ele
valor , 77Vic ; alloat , 7H'ji7H'-4c ( ; f , o. h. , 78J
7UHoj No. 1 novlliern. M-l5 Ht' < e : No. l hnnl
87'ie ; No. a northern. H2fi HU L * . Optionopenei
steady and unchanged to 'Bc up , declined ! ?
Jfc as followlni : the west , with cables easlu
and IOIIKS riMillxliu ; ; advanced UC't'iiC on cover
Inp and closed steady at U'n.'ic decline on i
dull trade : .May , 77' < c , closliiK at 77 , c ; .Inn
1 1
, m\ei
4/SiliOo ; steamer mixed , 50 650 > 4e ; No. 3 , 41
C41HC. Oiith , us were dull and Irregular , de
ellnlii ) ; early 'ti- with the west , and wheat nil
vnnced tc on Wall street ImyltiK and loca
coverlnt ; , fell c and closed weak at " ® . , !
under yesterday ; .May. 47 t i47ie , closing a
47'4C ; June , . | 7r.c ; July , 48'ie.
OATS Uecelpts , 42.000 bu. ; e.\ports. 14.OOI
bit , ; sales , lao.ooo bu. futures , uo.ooo hu
kpot. t-'iiotH dull , lower. Options dull
weaker. May. 33'j 33 c,1 closing at 33 ec
June , aatfi- ; July . 33 > 4c ; spot No. 2 white , 41
G40'/c ; No. aChleaKO. 37fi No. 3 , 35c ! ; No
U white. 3K' ' , < fc31)c ) ; mixed western , 3Uii38e (
whltu western , 3044Jc.
L H AV I'lrm ; fair dcniaiid.
HornKlrm.iiuiet. .
I'liOVlBiONs-Oiit meats , ijulet , llrm ; iilcklei
bellies. 12 His. , JU.30 ; middles , dull , lirm
Laid , opened slionuer , rlosetl easy ; westeri
Menm elided at t Ui.25'.f.lO. III. Sales , none
Option salus , none. May closed at * lo.3Q
July closed at 10.40 ; September cltKud n
110.50 , I'ork , iiulot , llrm ; old mess , $17.75
now ini'ss , fiu.'jjj ,
ItUTTEit Demand modernte , about steady
Klplns,27lt'.82.sc.
" : "CUVL * f""c'J' > 8tt'"y ! " : vr
' .
Kius Easier ; receipts , 10,530 pl < Ks. ; westeri
Xresli , U lUii4idmk : , jo@22eoo.se ; ( , 35y.3Hc
TAI.M ) > -Qnlti | , easy.
roTTONSBKi ) Oti.-iasy , quiet ; crude , 40J
4l'ie ) ' ; yellow , 45c.
J'Klluil.m'MTho market was practical ! ]
m-Klected , but tlrm In tone throughout , roiin
sylvanla oil , spot sales , none ; .May optloi
hues , 0,000 bills. The only quotation wa
00 40. Lima oil. 29e ! bid. Total sales , O.OLM
bbls.
KOSIN- Dull , weak.
TtHii'KSTiNi ! Moieac'llve , flrmer at H.13
HICK Inlrly Meady , quint ; domestic fair ti
extra , 34C5lc : Japan. 4' { 4 e.
Jloi.Assr.sNew Orlemi- , , open kettle , KOud t (
choice tlrm. fairly active.
tiuilAii-- Haw quiet , llrm : sales , 32.OOO bans
, UU test , at 34e ? ox-shlp. ; rellnei
I'm IKON Quiet , steady ; American , f 12.751
16.50.
Coi'l'KiiSteady i lake , f 11.30.
LKAD - Kasy , qulflj domestic. $4.10.
TINI'll inert Straits , t20.H5'it-JO.uo : plntes
< iulei. steady ; b | > eltcr , quiet , llrm ; domestic
M.t4o. ;
HIDU.SNo , 1 Kiveu , 4c ; No. 2 Kreon , 3c : No
1 Kreen , salted , 4' . c ; No 2 Kreen , salted , 3e *
No. 1 urcen , salted , 25 lo 40 Ills. , 4'icj No. 1
green , salted , 25 to 40 Ibs. , 3'Jci ' No. 1 voivl
ulf. H to 15 Ibs. . He ; No. 2 veal calf. H to Ii
Ibs. . ties No. 1 dry Hint. 7 > fo ; No. 2 dry ulnt
fc'ii'i No. I dry halted , Go.
Illco Crop 1H1CJ-1S03.
Thorlcocrov of the United States ii uo\
prnctlrnlly In Kljtht nnd followlnj ? estimates
nro Klveit out. liy MIWM , D.in Tnlmaso'H Hons.
Now York ! The flower of promise In early
ftiiinmor was fully redeemed nnd result * prove
of mammoth proportions doubly mnfrnlllcent
I. is. In quantity and quality. Louisiana will
fractionally exceed 7. . " > o i.oiK ) buxheUt I'aro-
llna. Inclusive of HIP ( ii'Ilnas ' and ucnrKia ,
2.MiOMMlitnlils.M't'iliu ( | In newer state' ' ) ,
250,000 buihBis : I r.il ' ) ,73'.0i ' ( ) hUHliels
roiiKh , rnual s.-iy J.'ui.iiOO.OHOiMiundsof cleaned
or edible rice , of which 130,000,000 pounds
have been marketed.
The crop Is 00 per cent uruatcr than the pro
ceeding one. In fact by far exceeds any pre
viously made.iind over two and one-half times
the average rice crop before the war.
Onmhii Product ) Mnrknt.
The .sudden chatmo to cold nnd unpleasant
weather hud a rather depressing eirect upon
the markotand trade was quiet ,
Prices Ronerally vvero uiichaneed. T hero
were no fresh receipts of strawberries and the
market wns practically bare of 15001 ! shipping
slock.
nilTTKIt , KOOS , OAMR , I'HIII.TIIV.
IltnTEit-l'aRhlmjstoc.k , lOTUSo ; falrtogooa
country roll , 1'JiWli ; ; uholco to fiincy country ,
22 2lc.
Kocisaencrnl market , 13ilii'5c. :
tH.MB Mixed ducks , tlOB475e ; red head ! ) . 12 ;
malhirds , J2.001S2.50 ; teal , ? ( ; Jack Snlues.
tl.25.
I'OL'l.Tltv Choice lien , lOc ; mixed coops , Oc ;
old roosters , 5ifl ! > ej uet'Mi and ducks , HWM Ic ;
turkeys , llo ; plseons1.25tt 1.50 per doz. live.
VIOKT.UIMS. : :
I'KAS Per > ii-lU. box , 75c.
HiiANs-flioliM' navy , $2.30S2.45 ; common
stock , Jl.lWiW. no. ,
CAI.IKOItNH ' . ' . .MIIIAOn-IVl- ) . . 2lJT7.3l1.
t'ft'Miiiiis-'liolce. : : ( pur dofl.50iiU.00. .
HwBKTl'OTATOiw-1'er bbl. , } 5scedsvveet ; po
tatoes , f3.50.
ONIOXHHome crown , on orders to country ,
ft per bhl. liood Ntock slopped In from
country , tl.l.lTtl..Ti per bu.
I'orATWM Colorado stock , } 1.10al.l5 ;
Wisconsin Inn-hanks , DOo'Stl.OO ; western
Nebraska , OOi-Jttl.oO ; eastern Nebraska stock ,
751) ill Ic.
NKW ViniTAnr.is : ! : I.ctluro , 40c ; radUhes ,
4Oc : paisley , 40c per dogreen ; onions ,
25H35C.
1'IK l'l.ANT-1'er 50-lb. boxes , n.00t2,1.50.
niflTS.
Al'i'l.r.s- f'hiilccshlpplm ; stock , ft. 50 per bbl.
( iiiAi-i : rnriT-l'orijov. % J.7iTi.3.oo.
OUAMOKlorlda : i-iisstiits , $3.50 ; Me\lcan
oramL'5 , single boxes , t ! ) 25 ; Callforula inoun-
talu or.inges $2.5(1Vaslilmtoii ( ; navels , H ;
Newcastle California .seedllnas. J2.UOa2.75 ;
Med. sVM'ets , rJ.7."i : Itlvei-slde seedlings t-.73.
HANANA * Per IIIIIIL-II. Including cr.ites and
pncklng , tl.7Bfa.Ml.
CHASinnnirH--l : : > ei' box. * 3.75.
I J'.MO.NSChoice , i3.50t6l.00j fancy , tl.OOS
iisrni.i.\xr.orf < .
II A v The market on good upland hay , JO
In car lots.
lloxnv Choice to fancy white clover , 183
1'Jc ; fair to good , Ii.l8c. ( ( .
VKA i. Choice and small fat veals , 75JSc ;
and thin , .TffiOc.
llnvlness ( 'h inies.
The following are reported at Dun's Meican-
Ille agencv :
oinalia , U. P. Hleam llakery company , Incor-
poruled with canltal slock of } 5O,000.
Omaha , Omaha Tinware Manufacturing
company , will discontinue.
Omaha , K U. Hell , giocerleH , gave bill of sale
of stock for tOOO.
Unite. Neb. , Max Arendt , damages , cloiod
under cliatlel innrlL'H-'c.
Ityron , Neb. II. II. Kiniball , agent , general
store , will dlM-oiitliiile.
I'reniont , Neb. . I' . M. Stnadman , photog
rapher , will dlsconllnue.
Fremont , Neb , II. < ! . Hrellenfeld , manufac-
tuier of cigars , succeeded by llreltenfeld &
Uumb.
rremont , Neb. , Parlor furniture and Mat
tress company , incorporated , capital stock ,
! 100,000.
Lexington , Neb. , S. A. Dunn , meat market ,
succeeded by Large & .lames.
WlnneUiiin , Neb. , .1. T. Cnlhertson , general
store , succeeded by ,1. T. Sherbrook.
Wood Hlvcr , Neb. , I' . N. Taylor , hardware
and Implements , gave bill of sale of stock for
JS.liOO.
Dubuiie | , la. , lubuiiin ) ] Stamping and En
ameling company , burned out.
Clreenlleld , la. , A. M. Tuague , harness and
di ngs.old out harness.
Nevr Hampton , la. , S. Nargang , meat market ,
sold out.
New Hampton , la. , McDonnell & Arnold ,
groceries , A. McDonnell sells his Interest.
StI , ouls .Markets.
ST. Louts , Mo. , April 13. I'l.ouii Weaker ;
patents , t3.30Q3.45 ; \tr.-i fancy , J3.003.10 ;
others unchanged.
WIIIJAT Started JaW e up but declined on
selling , closing 3.icoir ; No. 2 , red east , C7c ; May ,
( IHSao'J'jf , closing c oir.
COHN Dull , weak , ' | c oil' ; No. 2 mlxedcash ,
higher ; 3rii3l' i/c ; May closing 'irjc.
OATS Weak , ? ao olT ; No. 2 cash. 31'/jc ; May ,
30 ; c.
I'liovt.aiONS Dull , unsettled. Pork , standard
mess , lobbing , new , $17.00. Lard , t'J.75.
Dry salt meats , loose shoulders , JH.fi'J'i ;
longs and ribs , iO.J5 ; shorts , $ 'J.70 ; boxed ,
15cmore. Itacon , unchanged ; packed shoul
ders , 110.25 ; lonss , .flO.37'5 ; ribs , J10.50 ;
shorts , $10.1)24. ) Hams , iincliaiiged.
IttiTTini I'lrm and unchanged ; choice separator
rater creamery , 27i,2Hc ( ; choice dairy , j'it.'Mc.
HKCEIPTS Klour , 4,000 bills. ; wheat , 21,000
bu. ; con. 70,000 bu. ; oats , 18,000 bu. ; rye ,
none ; barley , none.
Smr.MK.NTH Flour , 0,000 bbls. ; wheat , 20,000
bu. ; corn , 150,000 bn. : o.its , 11,000 Liu. ; rye ,
4,000 bu. ; barley , 1,000 bu.
KuiiHiiHIty Market * .
KANSAS UITV , Mo. , April 13. Wheat and
rye are quoted on the basis of Mississippi river
points ; com and oats on the basis of Kansas
CItv.
CItv.WIIISAT Slow , steady prices. No. 2 hard , 60
QGlc ; No. 2 red , 0314 < itMc.
COUN Firmer genera lly , though wlilto sold
very slow and He lower ; No. -nixed , 33ja !
31c ; No. 2 white. 35' Je.
OATH Steady ; No. 2 , mixed , 28O28'5c ; No. 2
white , 31 4.11'tc.
IlinTKUSteady ; creamery , 25U30c ; dairy ,
Ko"is Firm at 12'JfM3e. ' ( .
Uix-KllTS Wheat , 10,000 bu.j corn , 1,000
bu. ; irits , none.
Siiti'.vti.vrs-Wheat : , 39,000 bu. ; corn , 1,500
bu. ; oats , none.
Cotton M-irki'l.
Niw ; Oiti.r.ANs. La. , April
' ' '
IJood'iiilddilng.'s'uc ; middling , 7 1-lllc ; good
oiilliinry. 7 3-10c ; net lei-eiptH , 3,200 liales ;
gross receipts , 3,537 bales ; exports to the con
tinent , 208 bales ; ales , 0,000 baies ; stock ,
24 1 ,4 02 ba I es , _
Xmv Vorlc Dry < ii > , > .U M irkt't ,
Niw : VOHK , April 13.lluslness In dry goods
was without chiuui' . As ID apiicuranri.s the
market was vrj quiet , but them was every
reason to believe that consld"iable new bubf-
ness was belli ; : done In staple cottons as well
as In woolen fiinrlcs In a quiet way. Of course ,
cotton llannels aie In special Intuiest at this
time , but them is enough ih'umml also In cer
tain jilaiii and colored cot tons to lead to ex
pectations of a wider movement In the near
future.
_
Liverpool .Markets.
LivKliroou April \ViiBAT-QnIot ; de
mand moderate : holdeis oll'er moderately ;
No. 1 California , GsM > i Id per cental ; led
western spring , Os 4'jdUOs 5d ; No. 2 red winter -
ter , 5slO'ios lid.
COHN Steady , demand moderate ; mixed
western , 4s 3'd per cental.
HKIK : K.xtra India mess , 7s Dii per tierce.
I'otlK Prime mess western , 87s Oil per bbl ,
MtiiiiK.tpnliH U'lioat Alitrk t.
MlNNiiAt-ot.ts , Minn. , April 13. Trade was
light today ; cash wheat held up vvell and pro-
mlum over May was maintained ; No. 1 north
ern , O7'ic ' ; No. 2 northern. lio&GO'tC. Uecelpts ,
l'J3 cars. Close : April , Oft Uc ; .May , 0i'Be ( :
July , GOc. On track : No. 1 hard , 08 ' e ; No. 1
northern , G7ue ; No. 2 northern , Ouc. .
Mllvv.iukeu .Miii'Kitts.
MK.WAUKKK , WIs. , April 13. WIIKAT Steady ,
July , 78c ; No. 2 spring , G8 ( , bOo ,
CoilN-guiet ; No. 3 , 3'J'ie.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 white , a34Je | ; No. 3 ,
HAHI.KV O4'jc ,
ltVK-55c.
I'liovistoNSFirm. . I'ork , May , (10.80.
1'lilhulclplilu ( iraln Al'irknt.
Pilli.AiiKl.l'itiA , Pa. , April 13. WHEAT Mar
ket declined ; No. 2 red , April , 75J , < ii75 , ! c.
COKN- Options weak and lower ; No. 2 mixed ,
April , 48U < i/.48'to.
OAI > Car lots weak ; futures dull and un
changed ; No. 2 while , Aptll,40',4i41e.
Collre .Vlurki'l ,
NEW YOIIK , April 13. Ontlnnsopened steady ,
iinehanged to Hi points down , closed weak at
2lKi 30 points down ; sales , : ; 3,0tlli bags. Includ
ing : Aprll15.4.M(15.55 ; .May , $15.30ii15.45 ; ;
June , n&.15'iAl.-.35 ; July , fl5.25u,15.30. (
t pot KIu , dull , vveak ; No. 7 , { 10,25.
( 'tllClllll.Ul .11 U-ril-tli.
OISOINXATI. O. , April -WHEAT Slow
and baielv steady ; No. 2 red , t' 8c.
COUN llarely steady ; No. 2 mixed , 43c.
OATSJnlei ; .No. 2 mlxeil , 33'je. '
rirm ; JI.15.
llallhiiiirn tinit < .il irltct.
UAI.TIVIOKI : , Md. , April 13. WIIKAT Steady ;
No. 2 , red spot nnd April , 7 [ > ' . . ,
l 'tins Firm : mlxedsp.it , 4 * ye.
OATH--Steud } : No. 2 white wcttern , 41c.
Tnledn ( ir.iln Uiirltet ,
TOLEDO , o. , April -WIIKAT Lower but
steady ; No 2 cash April , 7.V.
foils Dull , steady : casli , 41' , c.
y.isli , : i4c.
M'OL'Kh AND IIO.MH.
N bruikt' .Maximum Itulc l.avv JliiUInc It-
rll I'elt AIIIOII ( ; Spceiil.itor .
NEW YOIIK , April 13-Tho ( .pcculatlvo tem
per of the Stock exchange underwent u marked
change tndny. The henrs worn In the ascen
dant and succeeded In bringing about a gen *
oral decline on the fecllnr'jf uncertainty cre
ated by continued gold shipments lo K.uropr * .
It was currently ro ported that t2.OOO.000 gold
would go forward by Maturday's steamers and
that anywhere from t3OOO,000 to i5,000,000
would bo chipped next week.
This would tiring the treasury gold reserve
bolowr the tlOO.000,000 mark , In which event
the bears claim with conlldenco that they
would succeed In bringing about a seri
ous disturbance in values. On the other
hand , It Is said that leading bunk
er.s and others who presumably un
derstand the financial situation , take any
thing but a gloomy view of the outlook , and
the fact that Dro.xel , Morgan .t Co. have un
dertaken the work of reorganizing the ulch-
mend Terminal Is accepted as proof positive
that that llrm takes a hopeful view of the
money market. It was stated at one time this
afternoon that Lazard Feres had taken tl.OOO-
000 gold and lleldelbach-Klulielhelmer a sim
ilar amount for shipment on Saturday.
The latter firm will not ship any gold on
that day unless they receive peremptory
orders from their foreign correspondents to
morrow.
The signing of the maximum freight bill by
Oovernor Crounso of Nebraska was another
argument used In favor of lower prices. Dur
ing the afternoon the pressure to sell became
finite pronounced and the dealings were at
tended with considerable excitement. Man
hattan , which had advanced 4 points to 17'i'i
on the granting of now privileges to the com
pany by the Uapld Transit commission , broke
tolfU'fj. The remainder of the list yielded'i
to I'o ' per cent. Missouri I'acllic was sold
down from 53 to 41) ) ' , , Snitnr from 1O33. to
lol'j , Distilling and Cattlefeedlng from ln ! to
20'4 ' , Lead from 41'i to 3 ! ) ' , , Cotton Oil from
48 to 40 , lliirlington & Ijnlnry from OO'i
to 04' ' , , Chicago Has from 00 to
88' { , UorU Island from 841 , to 83 ,
Lake Slime from 132' < to 13O ; New Kiigland
from 33' , to 31'4. and Northern I'acillc pre
ferred from 42J4 to 40y. National Starch
broke 3'i to 2' ' , p.-r cent and rallied to 23.
Distilling and Cattlefeedlng was weak on the
unfavorable character of the annual report
rendered to the meeting In Peorla yesterday.
Northern Pacific pieferred was sold on the
olllclal statement of earnings for March , shovv-
Ing a decrease of $24 1,340 , as compared with
1H < J2. There Is no doubt that the hulk of the
selling was for the short account , althoii'-'li
some long stock naturally came out as the
decline made progiess.
Richmond Terminal advanced on the knowl
edge that Drexel , Morgan .X : Co. , had con
cluded to goon with the orgaiil/.atlon. The
market closed heavy In tone.
The Post says : In view of the measures
adopted by the gold exporting bankers for it
speedy Idling of the Austrian contracts , the
condition of tin- treasury once more deserves
attention. The government has pra.-tlcally
ceased lo receive gold In exchange for cur
rency and Tuesday's exports have now re
duced the gold b.ilance by very nearly the full
amount of the shipments. There Is now in the
tieasury less than fil.UOO.OOO over the floo-
OOO.OOO reserve , ami If piesent Indications are
tl iistwortby the shipments hv the next
steamers will exhaust even this. Then1 would
of course be no occasion for alarm , even If the
til Ml OOO.oi ill leserve were to be liuaded , but
the Importance of thu change lies In Its bearIng -
Ing on the iUi'stlon ] of a bond Issue. That
London bankers have been preparing for such
a loan cannot be doubted , and If the bonds are
lo be Issued at all , the proper occasion would
seem to bo when the gold reserve Is trenched
upon.
The following are the closing tin Millions of
the leading stocks on the New York bto K ex
change today :
Cotton \ II rcrt
Del. IIudson lllclimonirr'rraln'l.
I ) . U AW H.I do prufurrt'd 40il
1 ? . X It. i ; pf'd Illo ( irnniloV. . . . . . il
I ) . A C. t' . Lo 2CU ilm
KunlTunu * * Itock lalanil ( .3
Krlc- St. t'nul 17
ilo preformed do proferrcd
Foit Wayne St. I'nul , < c Oinnhn. . .
( it. Nortliurn pf d. . . 110 do prutorruil 118
I' . A K. I pfil 110Wi Soutliurn I'nclflo . . .
Mucking Valley. . . . " Kiir llullnury
Illinois ( 'mitral. . . . 102 Tenn. Coal A Iron. . ,4 , ,
M. 1'aiil .t Oulutli . . 44 'czas 1'acltlc
Knn. A Ton pf'd . . . Tol. A o. I'cn. pf'd. .
I.nko KrluVost. . . . Union Pacific. . . . . . . sa
do preferred 711 U. . Kxprosu
l.nko rilioro ! ; W. St. L.A 1'
Lund Trust do pruforrcd
l.ouli. , t Nash \Voll Karao Kxp. . .
I.oulu. \ New Alb'y. \Voaturn Union . . . .
Mtinhpttan Con 1C i Wbucllnit A I. . U . .
Memplda A ( bnVn 40 do proterrod 67U
.Michigan I'onirnl. . 100 Minn A St. 1.
Mlimourl 1'aclllc . . . I'J I ) . & n. u
Mobile 4 Ohio J8 ( icteral Klcctrlc. . . .
NoslivllloClmtt J8S8 .Nntloiml l.lnsoad. . . 33
National Cordano. . 65 r. Fuel A Iron Uti
do proferrad 1U7 do proferrcd sou
N. J. I'ontrnl lions. \ To i. Con. . . 34
Norfolk A W. pf'd. . Tol. A. A. A .V. M. . 3SU
North Amorlcin Co
Tlio total sales of stocks today were 305,300
shares , Including : Atchlrion , 7,400 , Hurling-
ton , 14fiOO ; Chicago ( ias. 10.UOO ; Delaware ,
Lackawanna & Western , 0,300 ; Distilling r > 0-
000 ; Lake Shore , 3,100 : .Manhattan , 7,700 ;
Missouri I'acllic , 3,000. National Lead , B.HOO :
National Cordage , 8,000 ; New Kiigland , 7,000 ;
Northern 1'aclilc preferred , 8,000 : North
western. 3,400 ; Heading. ill,300 ) ; Richmond
Terminal , 13,700 ; Kock Island , 4,700 ; St.
Paul , 17.300 ; Sugar , 30,1200 ; Tennessee Coal .t
Iron , 0,700 ,
New York Money Jlnrkot.
Nr.w Voiuc , April 13. MONEY o.v CAM.
Kaslcr at 3'iCt4'i percent , last loan 4 , closed
oll'ereil at 4 percent.
PUIMK.MEIICXNTII.B PAPKII Offi7 tier cent.
STUiu.iNtiK.xuiiANUC I'lrm , with aotnal bus
iness in bankers' hills at tl.HOJi for sixty
days , and $4.HM'S for demand.
CiOVUUN.MK.NT ItONtis Easier. State bonds
dull.
Tliucloiliu quotations on bonds :
Itmldii stock limitations.
IlOHTON. Mass. , April 13. C.'all loam , .
tier cent ; tlnm loans , 6' ' t' ' . 7 per cent. Tlio follow
ing me the cUnlni ? u notations on stocks , bonds
and mlnlnishatos :
I'lnanelil Noti'j.
KANSAS Ou-v. .Mo. , April 13. Oloarlugs'
OMAHA , Aurll 13. ClearliiKs , (1 , 141,314 ;
same day lateek , 11,070,108.
NKW VOHK , April ta.-t'Iotirliifcs , 1115,250-
70U : hiiliiiici'JOb.i.OUH. .
HAI.TIMOHK , Md. , A pill 13. Clearings , $2,544-
022 i hiiliiueuK , } 54O'J1i 1. Jloiiev " , U pur cent.
rnil.AiiKi.i'iliA , Pa. , April 13.-t'learln stl2-
016,100 ; halaiiiies , il , 54 1 , 501. Money , 4' , ' 5
tier cunt.
MKMIMIIS , Tenn. . April 13. Now York o\ .
ehaiiKe sullliu at ii.M. Ulearlniis , } 282,04U ;
halauees , J'Jl 8J1.
t'l.NCINNATI. ( ) . , April 13. Money , 0 p.r
eeut ; Now Y.irk e\ei ! iiu , 81) ) , ' iiroinliiin.
C'learlllKs , 2,487,540.
Nr.w UHI.KVN. * , l/i. , Aiirll 13. t'loarlit i ,
} 1,24G.135. New YorU e\ehiinju 75i'j huni
tl.5l ( per H ,001 1 premium.
ST. Loi'fA , Mo.A | > rll 13. I'lonrlnirs. f 1,728-
727s halaia-CN. J547.O11. Mon y , int'1 i > rcetit.
Kvi-liaiue on Now York , OOo premium.
IUHTOM. Mass. , April -flearlnck , } 18 , .
701,0114 ; Diilaiice.s , tl.0li4.000. .Moniw , 5 > < iO iier
cunt , i\eluuiooii : ; Xuw York , 17o di-scount !
liiiu.tnu.lll. . April 13.-CluariiiKB , 117,032-
0 02. Now York tiehango , bOo premium
Sterling oxi'hi iiKOslM\KtMxly-dnyhlll \ ! , * 4.8G |
demand , ! 4.H8V ) . ,
I'Aiiis , April 13.Tlirno per rent renter , 05f
87o for the aecounf , 'Tho weekly italoment of
the Hank of Franco MIOWH n decrease of 575-
OOOf pold and 075,0iOf silver.
LONDON , April 1.1 the Imlllou lit the Hank
of KiiKland lucrens a li 1 (0,000 ( ditrlUK tnojmst
week. The proportToti of the Hank of him-
ImidN re ervo to ItitUllltv , which last week
win 44.15 per cent , \i \ now 47.02 per cent.
OMAHA
Huppllrii of All.Sort Turn the I'rlci's
' , 'k ' Tlll'ltSIMV , April 13
Receipts for the week so farcoinpared-wlth
hist show an Increase/ nearly 3,000 cattle
and 5,500 hogs , wlill'o sheep , .supplies have
fallen olT ahout 1,000 head.
Thu supply was comparatively light , but 04
cars , and the quality as a rule decidedly In-
different. As usual on Thursdays , the outsldo
demand was merely nominal , and on this
account the very moderato olTorlmts appeared
ample for the requirements , and the market ,
while Kcnerally llrm , showed no quotnhtu ad
vance. Sellers started out asklni ; higher
prices , hut met with little siuves * . as
none of the buyers nero anxious enough
Mr Ilie cuttle to piy ; moro than steady prices ,
hut they were wllllua apparently to take all
they could Kef on thut hiisls. There were some
heavy cattle here , hut none that weie strictly
choice. I'u'tty Rood 1,200 to 1,350 Ih. Deevi-s
$ f.05'
1,050 to 1.230 Ih Hteer.s at from J4.30 to
tt.OO. OlVer'iiKs ' Included an unusually
liinw pereent ago of common llpht
half fat steers , welchlnc from 800 Ilu
upward , that the dressi-d heef men bought
at KOOI ! strung feeder prices from $3. OO to $4.25.
There was very lltflo stiup to the movement
but nenrly overv IhliiL of any eonseiUence
was disposed of during the forenoon.
The very limited uliVrlints of rows
and mixed stock produced a llllle
Ilimer ton6 to the trade and prli'cs
ruled a shade better all around. I/ess than a
fourth of the ollVrliix's came under this head ,
and they all sold early at from JI.5O for poor
. stock toI for choice fat cows , rnlr
to good bulclii'i.N- cows sold largely at from
if'.oT ) to f 3.115. HnlN and oxen were In very
fair demand at good , lirm prices , common to
good stock ruling at from J2.10 to ! ) .75. There
VMISIIO particular chati''e lit the calf market ,
common largo to choice veal calves Helling
at from fj to $ . "i.5o.
The Mocker and feeder trade has picked up
very satisfactorily In the past few days. There
wete liberal oll'ei-ing-i of bold fresh and stale
cattle In the yards today and , both country
dealers and yard speculators taking hold
freely , Ihe movement was lively. Sales out of
llrst hands were at fiom M.45 to 4,30 very
largely and Included over 3OO held of west
erns at fiom fil.HO to ft.25. Present high
prices si'i'in to Indicate abounding faith In fit-
line higher prices for heef sti'ers , as present
figures would hardly prove very lemuneratlvo
to feeders. Itepre eiitath e sales :
tiioxsnu IIKIP.
No. Av. I'l. No. Av. I'r.
Av.S53
4. . 805 $3 75 3 . . S53 $4 23
3. . 870 3 00 25. . . 007 4 25
20. . 830 3 00 13 . . 1100 4 30
21 . 745 3 05 24. . . 1050 1 30
7. . 021 4 00 17. . . 1230 4 35
38 , . 871 4 00 10. . . 1070 4 35
4 . 702 4 10 21. . . 1058 4 35
. 014 4 H ) 18. . . 1100 4 40
. 811 I 15 21. . . 1115 4 40
. 030 1 15 40. . . 1207 4 40
10. .1071 4 15 17. . . 1144 4 40
20 . 080 4 15 20. . . 1085 4 45
4. . 082 4 20 0. . . 1300 1 50
12. .1055 4 20 21. . . 1240 4 50
18. . 008 4 20 20. . . 1320 4 53
17. .1043 4 25 20. . . 1227 00
10. . 803 4 25 10 . . 078 05
20. .1140 4 25 10. . . 1200 05
1. .1230 4 23 10. . . 1257 70
1. .1020 I 25 21. . . 1307 70
1. .1120 4 25
Sint'l'I.NU AND KXt'OUT.
1. 12fi ( ) 4 25 ' ' 22 1108 4 00
17. 1101 4 35 ' 80 1307 4 75
STIXItS AND OXII.V.
3 14GG 4 25
J 75
2 75
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 125
3 'J5
3 30
3 45
3 50
3 50
3 50
.3 55
3 00
3 03
3 GO
3 05
3 70
3 40
3 50
4 00
3 05
3 05
70
fi 00
5 115
5 50
2 00
U 'JO
U 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 iG !
3 2r
3 1 > 3
3 30
3 00
3 GO
3 05
3 05
3 70
8 70
3 75
3 Hl (
3 H5
3 85
3 05
4 00
4 00
WKSTCKN CA-rru : .
Av. Pr.
1 feeder 1000 2 50
40 .steers , hiiyfed ' 1203 435
! 22 ! feeders . 1O78 425
22 feeders 1111 425
24 feeders 1010 385
1 feeder 10UO 425
20 feeders 1010 425
cor.oiiAno OATn.i : .
2 feeders 1440 430
31 feeders 1203 430
0 feeders 1178 430
IDAHO CATri.i : .
25 feeders 1109 3 80
Usteers 1382 400
210 feeders 101)0 ) 380
lions The market continues to seosuw.
Prices were nearly as much hlghur today as
they were lower on Wednesday. Hecelpts
were moderate , 1,1)00 ) heavier than a week
HL'O , but mine than 3,000 short of Wednesday' *
supply and as a rule.the quality of the oll'er-
Invrs was very fair. Sellers all started In
pretty bullish on lecelpt of cncourai.'lnK news
from Chicago and the prospect of only a small
supply hero , liuyers at llr.it held back , but
all wanted some liopi , and when they bewail
bidding the trading becanni brisk and prices
averaged I.V to2oc tijjjhi'r on all grades. Tim
KOOI ! to choice IIOKS wijlKliIni ; 230 ibs. iindiip-
\v rds sold at from KG.05 up to $ t > .bi )
with llKhl urades and mixed packers at
$ ( j.55 and tU.OO. 'I,1 lie market appeared to
Kain strength every minute and theelose was
at thu hlKh point of thuday. The hlif bulk of
the sales was at front'u.Ul ' > to ifU.7o as against
Jtl.40 to $0.50 Wednesday and $0.40t $ G.45 one
today. Itepreseiitatlve sales :
No , Av. Sll. I'r. No. Av. Kb , I'r.
3. . . ,237 40 0 41) 01. . .250 120 0 05
72. . . .211 40 0 50 00. . .234 0 05
0. . . . 120 40 0 50 70. . .247 100 0 05
72. . . ,220 100 l 00. . .240 120 0 05
70 . . .204 80 41. . .207 2liO 0 05
75. . . .110 40 0 55 , 00. . .258 200 0 05
70. . . .230 100 0 55 00. . .251 320 0 05
GO. . . .251 0 55 00. . .210 120 0 05
70. . . .228 120 0 53. . " 52. . 251 40 0 05
7. . . .101 o 5fr' ' 80. . .237 200 0 05
20. . . .271 200 0 55 8. . .307 ( i 05
44. . . ,230 0 .IS : . CO. . .203 80 0 05
4. . . o 55' ' . , ; 58. . .247 280 0 05
71. . . ! l40 ! 100 0 00 57. . .277 280 0 05
05. . . .235 120 0 00 72. . .203 200 0 071 i
71. . . .234 80 0 GO 51. . , .205 81) ) 0 70
05. . . .247 200 0 00 07. . .257 200 0 70
72. . . .250 120 0 00 GO. . .234 0 70
52. . . .237 40 0 GO 74. . .250 80 0 71) )
70. . . .227 100 Ii GO 30. . .203 120 0 70
04. . . .237 100 0 00 G3. . .232 40 0 70
21. . . 0 GO 52. . .248 0 70
07 . . lOtl 0 OO 70. . .238 80 G 70
72. . . ,245 120 0 COo 03. . .230 120 0 75
75. . . ,238 440 05. . .248 120 0 75
05. . . ,242 280 o 02 y , 51. . .278 0 81)
00. . . ,211 100 0 liJ- ! . 07. . .274 40 0 hi )
fins AND notion.
1..150 3 50 5 . . 80 4 50
SiiKKl' . Hut two loads were ti'cidved today
WANTED
Tot m tnuri 01 CITIES
COUNTIES , SCHOOL
DI8TRIOTB. WAT R
COMPANIESJ.ST.R.R.COMPANItB.tla
Corrfspondpico nollctted.
103-103 Dearborn Strnet , CHICAQO.
IS Wall Street , NEW VOHK.
? O Btato 5t. , BOSTON *
and they were shipped direct to SwIfUand not
oircred nn thy market The demand from all
sources Is somewhat In excess of the supply
and the market Is miutahly strong , I'alrloirood
natives , } 4.)0 ( < irlr ; > | fair to good western * ,
(3.73. 5,30) ) common and slock sheep , ! 2.r > u < j
4.00i good to cholco 40 to 100-lb lambs , * l,60
HroHpl < and lll pii'lllon of Stuck.
Oniclalr.Vdlpt an.l dUpnltton of "it-j-'t i\\
shown hy thu book' * of tlr > Union rftook Vardi
company for the twenty-four hoitri undlttRut
0 o'clock p. m. April 13 , IS'JJ :
Chleago l.lvo Stork .Market.
CHICMIO , 111. . April 13. tsppclal Telegram
to TUB IlKli.1 I omparatlvo steadiness marked
the course of prices for beef cattle. Quota
tions were 11.40 to J4 for Inferior to choice
cows and bulls , J2.03 to 11.50 for stockers and
feeders , $4 to 10 for dre.ssi'd hoef and shipping
Hteer.s , ami $1.00 to * 1.75 for Texans.
Hogs were strong at yesterday's closing
prices , al an advance on that days opening
limitations of liv to I5i\ There was an actho
demand , both from local and eastetn buyers ,
and altliotiizh the receipts continued liberal ,
there was no over supply. Common to choice
heavy hogs changed hands at 17 to t".25 ,
mixed and medium at ft'JO ) to { 7.20 , and light
weights at $0.03 to } 7.15. I'rnm fii.MO ti > * 7.O5
took the greater part of the light , nnd f7.1o to
? 7.21) ) bought most of the medium and heavy.
The mm kef temnlned llrm to the close. Thorp
was tlir usual scalping In pigs and culls at } j
lo 10.50.
The leading features of the sheep market
were the sanu' as have prevailed fin-some days
previous. There was iioiibalenient of activity
and the tone of the market remained llrm mi
( | iiallledly ) so , In the sale of a bunch of fat
wethers at $0.25 the highest pi Ire of me season
was leached. There were a number of trades
at f"n ( to 10 and the bull , of the supply went
out of salesmen's hands at belter than * . > . The
Iamb mai-ket al o maliiurliied a llrm position ,
sales being readily made at ? . " > lo $0.03 for puoi
to extra ittallty. | Sheep were iiioled | at H.5,1
to 10.25 , the outside quotations for fancy
glades.
Hi lots were : Cattle , jri.ono head ; IIO.N ,
20.000 hi'iiil ; sheep , 11.00 ) head.
The lOvenlng Journal reports :
L'.vrruUecelpts. : . 13,01)1) ) ) head ; shipments ,
4.00O head ! market slow , weak ; choice .leers ,
} 5.25'ii3.G5 ; medium , * 4.H5'i5.15 [ : other- , . tl.2."i
664.73 ; stock steers , f2.50ii2.00 ; fat cows and
lii'lfers , J2.0IM.3.15.
lloti.s Uecelpts , 2O,000 head ; shipments ,
0,000 head ; market active , fi'itllic hither ;
mixed , * ti.00ja7.10 ; heavy , $7.15417.2'i ; light ,
JO OOT47.00.
SiiKKf Iteceipts 8,001) head : shipments.
hOO head ; market steady ; native ewes , 14.50T6
4.00 ; nil.xed , $5.00U5.15 ; gias , To.xans , 14.00 ;
westerns , 15.25 3.0(1. (
Knnsiis City I.tvo Stock Mnrlict.
KANSAS Crrv , Mo. . April 1.1. OATTI.K tlo-
celpts , 2 , 00 head ; sblpmenfs , 1,500 head ;
steers and cows , sleiulv ; feeders dull and filfi
lOc lower ; Texas steers , dull and weak. Ucp-
resentatlve sales : Dressed beef and shipping
steers , J3.25S,4.85 ! ; Texas and Indian steers ,
$3.25 51.85 ; cows $1.25 ( { 3.50 ; Mockers and
feeders , * H.H5il4.37'i. (
lloos Uecelpts , O.BOQ head ; shipments ,
2,000 head ; market active , opened I'wtlo-
higher , closed .Y > ( .lOi ; biglier ; all grades , JO. 15
0.85 ; bulk. $0.00.'G.70.
SmEi'-Uecelpts : , l.ooo head ; shipments ,
none ; market steady : muttons , tl.iiOi' . I.GO.
Nciv Vork Mm SKirlc Murkut.
NEW -VoiiK , April 13. CATTI.I : No fre h
receipts of beeves nnd no trading. Dieted
beef , O'jc per Ib. for natives. London cables
ouolo ' m 'rlcan steers llrm at 12ii 13u p r
II ) . ; dressed American lefrigeralor beef stendv
and .scant ll'ic ' per Ib. Shipped today , 151
beeves and Oil .sheep.
CAl.vr.s Uecelpts , 000 head ; maiket active
and ! u' higher ; veils , if5.ooi7.OO
SIIEII' : AND I.AMIISUecelpts 0,500 head ;
trade slow but values llrm and unchanged.
Dressed muttons nominally firm , ? 7.50'ij8,23. '
St. Iouls I.lie Stoe.k Mnrlint.
ST. Louts , Mo. . April 13. -C'Ai-rf.K Itocolpt * ,
2,300 head ; bliipnii'nts , 400 head ; market
slow ; no good natives ; fed Te.xas steers , i3.25
IIO8 ( ! Uecelpts 4,200 head ; shipments ,
400 head ; imrket 5JilOo higher ; heavy , itG.7O
© 7.40 ; light , $ G.GOS0.85.
SntKi > Itecolpls , GOO head ; shipments ,
none ; market steady , unchanged ,
o-
Iloston Dry ( iooilH Mnrkct.
BOSTON , Mass. , April Hi. Tlio demand for
wool has bocn moderate and there arc very
few buyers he.ro. Sales for the \vuult of all
kinds arc ! 2,500OOU pounds. Prices arc about
steady. Territory uool is about the only
kind that has sold freely and transactions
have been f t .15 to 5(1 ( cents for clean and 50
to 02 cents for medium. Of Texas , Califor
nia ami Oregon wool there is little or no
stock here and nothing lias been done. Aus
tralian wools are in demand and llrm at III to
39 cents per pound. Foreign wools htivo
been quiet.
D. I ) FIIAXBE , II. I ) . KOOHB r. , JAS K. Hoonu
I'ros. Vlcol'roa Secy & T
HAWKEYE
COMMISSION CO.
Capital $1" , OM ; Omaha anJ Sioux City.
Grain and Provisions
Railroad Stocks and Bonds.
PHIVATE WfHEd.
Room 212 taM Life Building
OMAHA. ,
UEl'T-UKXCES : Invv.-iStnto Nattoiril II ink ,
Blonx City ; Co nmurutal National Hank ,
Umalia.
Special attention given to outsldo orderss
Ccrix'hpoiiaunco solicited
i'rom tin * I'ollcu Dtickot.
Ilenucn Neer was sent over the road for
ten days yesterday for vagrancy and a Ken-
oral disinclination to work. Ho had several
United States mail sacks in his possession
when ho was arrested.
A quartet , shited with luting suspicious
characters , was taUcu in charge by Olllcers
Sebcck and Vanous yesterday nt the
European hotel whore lately quite a number
of thugs and thieves htivo been arrested.
' *
FRIEND'
m GUILD BIRTH EASY.
Colvln , La. , Deo. 2,1880. Mywifo used
MOTHER'S FBIEND before nor third
confinement , and sayo olio would not ba
without it for hundredo of dollars.
COCK HIL'LS.
Sent by express on receipt of price , J1.CO per bottle
tle , book "To Mothers" mailed fiee.
DftAOflELO REGULATOR CO. ,
'an B II gT n.BBuaoin . ATLANTA , a A.
y
lei/sun- \
6 CE1ITS A DAY 1
CATARRH CURED
A soi'ou.-lis. IJiMii.'hlr s. A < tli-
mi , t onsuniutfiui , II * a I tulio ,
( s i-k or nurvoiii. Nervous
1'ri.htr itlo i.
A Wondor.'ully Suocaaa-
ful Troatmont.
"Uxygun Hook" and 4 tnaU 1'ltLK ! ( Jail o
vrlto
SPECIFIC OXYGEN CO. ,
Suite 61O Slicolr Bltl i Omaha
The prlsoiicrs pave thi'lr imini-a ns
( U < or o Monroe , I'aul Allen ,
Collins nnd .Tiiino.H U-uie The olllccrs nt
the station eyed them very rltle.illv ni
though they rpooanlrcd in sottu1 of their
faces men who had commlttod rrliui's other
thnn wlmt they were clntvcd with.
Thn Plpnimilr t I'liirn III HIP Sinitli.
A special o.vuursloii to North ( Itilveston ,
Tox. , Icarcn Oinuha. Au-il | IS. 1MM Ho-
itiarUnhlo Inducptueitts arc olTet'ed. l-\ir par-
ttculars tit-ply to D. IX Smo.ilon , ngent , room
IT. Darker block , Omaha.
QllPlichrd hy 1 Imply | lnti | ,
tsET , I'a , April IH. Heavy rains
have quenched the forest tires that hnvo been
raging in the mountains during thu past
week. In this county the aggregate loss is
thought to amount to more than JU'O.OOO. ' In
Dlatr the burned area Is fully thirty-llvo
siiuaro tulles. In Somerset , Cambria , l-'ny-
ctte , Washington \\Vstmnrclaml the
losses are widely scattered and the estlmatu
cannot ho given dollnltoly.
s URSTITUTKS Don't 'ay In the
days of " *
stormy 01 when ti man
wns drafted Into tlio army , ho could liuv
n "fcubstitulo" If ho hail n long purse :
tunny rich men did this. Hut old urtiiv
olllcurs will toll you that "substitute's
didn't pay1 they conldu't bo rolled on.
J'he world hasn't ihanj'i'd : u bit ; Btibsti-
lotos don't pay now When you ask for
"Cm-tor's Little Llvor Pills.1 don't take-
a Mtibstlluto. They don't pay tiny moro
thnn t'no substitute In the army ; ho
couldn't bo rolled on. anil substitutes
for "Cm-tors Little Ltvor Pills" don't
1111 the bill. Don't take any chiinoi's.
Ask for "Cm-tor's Little Little Li\oc
Pills" anp see that you vt "fiirh'r's. "
Don't bo itniio.-oil upon with a substitute ;
nothing is so coo I us "Cai-tor's. ' ' Take
only iho L'or.uino Carter's Liltio Liver
Pi.Is.
A i't i rivi : ci'itr. SUCK IIK.il ) .
AO.II : .
.Siniill I'll ) . Sum ) ! Dime " iimll I'rli'p.
is an arbitrary word used to designate the
only bow ( ring ) tthu.li cannot be pulled off
the watch.
Here'stheidea
The bow has n groove
on each end , A collar
runs down Inside the
pendant ( stem ) and
fits into the grooves ,
firmly locking the
bow to the pendant ,
so that it cannot bo
pulled or twisted off.
It positively prevents the loss of the
watch by theft , and avoids injury to it from
diopping ,
IT CAN ONLY BE HAD with
Jas. Boss Filled or other watch
cases bearing this trade mark-
All watch dealers sell them without extra cost.
Ask your jeweler for pamphlet , or send to
the manufacturers.
KeystoneWatch Case Co. ,
PHILADELPHIA.
lea ami Land
Send
cent
postage
stain { i
for u
100 pngo
BOOK
FREE.
I'ricus
low.
Faro
sumptuous
Salon
every
day.
See
your
dealer.
Ask
for
prices
L'uko
no
other. _ _ . _ . .
iJJreu , f . ' ! l.7 rfts' . ! > 'jv te q/S I
MILTON nOQE.RS & . SONS , Agta. , Omaha , or
iV3alestic Mfg. Co. . St. Louis.
THE OLD FAWtOVED STYLU
of pill Kiv < vi you a
fri'Ilnir of horror
lint 'vu ) lt txl
when you fw > l it Mk
thu "liluiulorlii'a" of n
former dtrmlo It Ii biff
nnd clumsy , but hot cf
' fivllvo. In this century
of oiiliiildoiniR'nl you
hnvo Or I'lorco'd Plfn < iniit
1'cllels , which euro nil liver
troubles In the most oll'rctlro
wny. Thcy'ro not easily MTU for
thoy'ro tmmll as pviin * of mu -
tnnl scod. hut ( ho clTect IK U U
ingnml tlio euro complete. For
lndifostlon ; , Constipation , Illlious
Attacks , Hick nnd Hllloua Hcud-
nclm , nolliinp ; 1ms boon found to
ootial tliCMi pills of Ir 1'lcivo's
Invention , They tlvo such oomploto relief
that their innVcni promise that they'll nlvo
Mtisf notion or your inoiioy will bo rcturnwl.
A plnln statement , of fnct mntlo by the pro
prietors of Dr. Bngo's Cntnrrh Itemcily Is
this : "If wo cnn't euro your t'ntnrrh , no
matter how liad your case , wo'll pay you $ NX )
in cash. "
nil o. (1KB
\Vl ) , tlio
I'll n.'M * phvsi-
cuiii of t'liKilm ,
h us < w-i > r i.'iOt )
itiiu'iuciiis from
ra lu r in pn.
, l i en Is Mlii-lmvo
iioen enrol by
Id.u.
Omnln March
> , IS-AI Dr l lieo
tto. I n .vo been
a ere it s Merer
s-ni1" u MII n | |
o In id with hron-
i-.l . iir-lt'iiM ' woilk
l' ' k h ndncbn ,
Ii e u u ut'Kui [
lid trie I .iiiinv
ni'ii'M an I sprnt
.TO [ it Ilu I Of
i iiii".y. ' 'tit no re
lief xl'oittsevon
iniintlH atfo 1 lioatd of lr ) t lieo \ \ < > , com-
nienoed tiiuing tro.itment an I < n checrfn ly
recommend him for he linn onre t n u in I made
a nev m in of mo. 1'iUSit U > oi ; Mi so , t lii
Hours 9 to 9-
9No.
No. 5194 North 1 Oth S t !
Omaha's New33t Hotel
COR. 12TII HQ.VARJ Iti.
nt J..V ) p r ilir
(01 ( ooinn at M.O ) pur il.ir.
iOltronu nit'i Until nt M. II ptr lir
10 Itoonu with ll.-Uh nt .l i U > | J ) JIP | tr
1st
Modern 111 Kverr
t ly TumUlim ! Throii lout
C. S. ERB. Proi ) .
The. nly hotul In the c ty with hot anil io'd
\\ntor uii'l ' stu i'ii Ii" it in every run
'lain an I dlnin ; rj > n - ervo U'H irn'i jjl
KATES $2.50 TO1.00. .
b'ucclal rates on , ippilcilim ,
D. SILLOWAY ,
s. jj/ij'osryo/ev. o.u.u/.i. xiiit.
$100,000
Surplus $ ( i5)00 )
rniccr nnil 'llracturs HunrjV. . YnteJ , proilln
II. ( ' . Cuslilait , vloa prjilUu ; 0. S Miirla ) , V /
MorBo Joluid. Collliu J. M. it. I'.Urlot ; i.Jtll 1
Itucd , cndhlur.
THE IRON BANK.
SOUTH OMA.HA
Union Stock Yards Company ,
Soutli Ornahai
Host Cnttla llo nnd ' h.-op mirkit : la tlis wait.
HQUSH.
Wood Brothers ,
I.lvo Steak Co-iimU-dim Mo
South Onmha Tclopliono I15T. Clilonjj
JOHN I ) . OADIs.MAV , I , , „ , . ,
„ „ „
" " " "H" "
WAl.TKll 15. WOOD , |
Mnrkot liorti ( | \ > y mall nmtwlru iJ ) . ' ( ill/
feticil upon utitdlcatlui )
PHQTEGT AND IKPR9UP YOUR SIGHT.
sP > ectacles and Eyeglasses Are the Best.
EYES TESTED FREE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
OMfiH A GPTlOfil GO. . S. 16th St. ' " ffi
r
OMAHA
AWHINQS AM3 TENTS
Omaha Tent-Awning Wolf Bros. & Co. ,
CO Ml'ANY.
' ,
Mannfni'tiir ri of louts
nwnliui ln. tUI anil
IIOItflK - COVKIH . , TU.i M. Itltli utrojt.
1113 I'-nrim-n St.
BAG3 AH1) TWIN'S- I BMYC'.ES.
Bemis Omaha M. 0. Daxoa ,
COMl'ANY.
Importeri anil man. fn Lllcycloi solil on monthlr
Hour aaci. , burlap l ,
Iwlno. payan in l'N.15th. )
BOOTS AND SHOE5
Morse C33 Shoe Company ,
Salesroom and Olll-o-1107 IIBJ llll llowart ! .
Howard 8t.
tai-tory-lirj-1121-IUI
Wo nro tlio o < l.v .xt-uiiif.i-turorj of Hoots and
S-lious In tlio utiito \eb.-aiki. .
A Ki'iiural Invitation IsuitomlJd to all to ln puct
our now factory.
Kirkendall , Jones & Ann ? , Hand-Sewed
COMPANY. WliolviiJlo siion co. . limits. : io81
rofrs. a'iits llQi'.nn anil ruuborKOvi'li , UJJ-
llnbber rtlioa Co. . IIU < - IJIU llarnu ; 31.
1IUI-1KX ) llnrnur dt
COAl , C3KE , CJRHICE ,
DRY BODDS.
FUflfllTUU.
Omaha Upholsterin * Beeb33 & Ruayaa
CO. , uilialitRrel | fund- CO , Uraco
tun * . IIJ2 I1UI NlciioUi
Bt. Wtiuloi
HARDWARE
Rector & WiHialay Li ! ] ,
COMI'ANV ,
Dsalum In hirdwnrj i\\
Corner 10th nrvl Jnclmon uiui iinnlim to Hi
HJI DJM I.H jt.
HATS , EfJ. IRQ.-I WJIXl.
WALGlbl nAC ) , Omaha Safe inih'n
WDHICS
, cap * , Ntr.ivr if ) I i. Safesvaults. j > MI work ,
Kluvcs. l\\\ \ Iron nhnttori ami tire 01
anil lliirnuy cipuj. An Irein A tlar-
oil Htli an I lacks in.
LUMBE1.
John A. WakeM-J - , Charto R. L3J ,
Iiuportoil , Aiimrlo inl'.jri Itarilojo I u niir ITJJ !
land cinunl. .Mll.r 1 1- CIUllil1 | in I | l lr | II.
keoos nont iinJ Jul.uy
wldlo ItiL'u. Uth an.I ) u ulii
IIO.U033.
Frick & Herbsfl , Co
linpirtirml Jiiliban
U'lioloalull ] uorieiljr ! cif iniilliiry notloin.
Mall ur I TI iini MI , Ij
IIXJI Karnaia < Ji-U-l lllti t ( .
PAPER. OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil C ) . (
Cnnr a full stojk of
printing , wr iiiiliu ; " ' I Uon.-io I anil Mbr.cutl i |
wrltin. piuri | , carl
l > a | > ur , etc. olli. ailo Ktolio. uio.
PRQJJJ : GJ'nMIUDI.
Branch & C ) . , Jas. A. Clarl & C )
I'roUucc , frulti ut all Iliiltof , cli 1-1-3 ,
l > oulti-y ttnif x liu ,
klmli , nyttari. ji. H , l-llli .I .
STOVE \5iom
Omaha Ston
\V''HI.J , HUTU .MHaufaoturon of mitt
mill water much menu ilour > , Ii 11 nd l nud
for itiir klnil of ttord mouldbut , branch frfX
( Qdu , IWI UoutfUt BU lice , l.'iu aoU liard.