THE OaLAHA BALLY /WEDNESDAY : , APIIEL 2-i , 1895.
C011JILRC1AL AND FINANCIAL
"Wheat Turned Sharply and Started Down
at a Hot Pace ,
BEARISH NEWJ ENCCURAGED SELLERS
Corn \Vn Weak at tlio Oponlnij Under the
Influence of the llrcnlc In Wheat
Untilero 1'Hlrljr Actlro
Throughout tlio I ) y <
CHICAGO , April 23.-Whrat turned
Almrply today and started down nt a hot
pace. Lack of demand and free selling
weakened wheat and the other markets fol
lowed. Wheat closed at a decline for the
day of lVic per bu. , corn at a loss of IVic ,
oats He ( lower and hog products llnlshcd nt
declines.
Wheat started at Hie decline. Shorts
had apparently covered to contentment and
there wan much bearish news to encourage
sellers. The public Liverpool cable giving
the opening of the market described It ns
utcady at J/id decline. Another Liverpool
cable culd that millers were refusing to
follow the advance , price M lower since
the opening. The Russian phlpments of
wheat and Hour for the week were reported
to bu 2,100,000 bu. , and an addition of the
clearances from all the exporting countries
reveals a total of 8,389,000 bu. , compared
with estimated weekly requirements by the
Importing countries of G.700,000 bu. , or nn
excess of 1,689,04) bu. for the week. The
receipts for the day nt Minneapolis ) and
Dulllth were 2S ( ! cars' , compared with I'M
cars on the coi responding day of the year
before. An Hem of considerable significance
was a ( imitation of J2.Wi for gold ut Huenos
Ayres , which Is from 14 to ID per cent
higher than the premium , milking Argen
tine wheat cheaper to the Kngllsh Importer ,
Just as the rrcent advance In silver made
Indian wheat dearer. An offset against
tint matter was anothi r dlsjiatc'i ' from llosn-
rlo. which cnld holders of wheat were llrm
and stocks light. New York ( Il-patche.s re
ported thirty boat loads of wheat taken for
exiKirt there yest-rday. and commission
lieu cs here had plenty of Innulr es front
country miller * for No. 2 red. ' 1 he cash
di-mand from country millers was good , but
wad not on n Bullirlently extensive scale to
offset the efTei't of the rlennlng out of all
the short wheat. Homo manipulation of the
May deal In Kt. Louis , which ran the prlee
thcre up to C3c about 12 o'clock , caused n
nervous fecllnir here , and nn advance of lc
per bu. over the lowest price July and May
wheat sold for tit the opening. Ihe bt.
Ixuls scare was quickly got over and the
reviving bullish feeling here was Imme
diately shattered with the breaking of what
IB being styled the St. Ixnils coiner. 'Ihe
opening of May was at from lie to We.
nnd of July nt from CIVjC to Clc , us com
pared with the respective closing prices of
Cl c nnd C2c on the day before. A few
pales of May were made nt as low as G'JTfco. '
The latter recovered to GO'Jic , and July to
62c before the second break began , and at
nbout the bottom of which the market
closed. May declined to M'ic and July to
roic. The latest trading was at Mvic for
May and C0c for July. Primary market
receipts amounted to BB.OOO 1m. , aga list
181,000 on the corresponding day of last
week , and 221.IXX ) bu. a year ago. Kxport
clearances from the Atlantic ports were
rqual to I.TU.O'O bu. In wheat and flour.
Uradstreet'H statement of the stocks of the
world gave them nt 2,383,000 bu. less than
they were a year ago.
The corn market was weak at the start
und'r the Influence of the break In wheat.
May. which closed yesterday at 4&Ueyas
for sale at the start at from -ii-fic to lijfec ,
and soli ! ns low ns at from 47'ic ' to *
before It had any reaction. It reacted to
from 47 : > ic to 47'Ao , but broke from that
point gradually at first and then rapidly
until It touched 4UTic near .the close , the
latest trading being nt 47V > , c.
Outs w. re fairly active throughout. To n
jrrcat extent reactions followed the course
of the wheat market. Hrndstreet's Increase
in the visible supply of oats or 3.B.OOO Im.
ivas credited with assisting the decline.
The feature ot the maiket was the widen
ing of the difference between May nnd
July. At the opening of the session May
was selling nt n premium of > .ic over July ,
nt the close prices were % c apart , caused
by an improved Inquiry for May , while
the late buyers of July today were dlspos-
Inir of same quite freely. May sod from
2SMc to 28'ic , declined to i&Vnc , and closed
nl from 28ic to 2Sc. July ranged from
from 2So to . aw , Vj ?
2B' > O to 2Sc , rested ut itum * .uv
to lie lower tlmn that yesterday.
The provision market was rather quiet ,
with very little disposition to trade shown
liy the Hpecuhitors. neorge Hnldwln tried
to wulto up Home feeling on the bull side ,
lint received very Blonder support and re
tired. The decline In wlisitt nnd dullness
in the hog market were given as the reason
for the apathy In the products. Huctua-
tlons were light , und at the close the rc-
tluctlona In price wre not homy. 1 orlc ,
compared with Its value at the close yester
day. Is from We to rc lower , lard from 5c
to i vie lower and ribs show losses about
equal to the decline In lard.
KHtlmated for tomorrow : \\hcat , 27 cars ,
corn. 175 cars ; oats. KO cars ; hoes. 23.WU
The leading futures ranged na follows ;
"ATUeTnsTT"01' ' ' " ' 'T iTiTh. i I.o'w. I Cla .
WheiTT.No. ' . '
April 001 1
Mny (11
July liOU
Sept Dili ( I1H
Corn No. ' . : . .
April * 4RK 40Ji
May 47 ? MU 47H
July 47W
Sept. 48H-UOU 4Ut ! * ? *
OntH No. ' . ' . . .
May
Juno
July V8
Pork per bbl
Hay 12 40 12 35
July 1'J 65 IS 70 1'J 1311
Lard.lOOlba
May 0 03 0 07V < G PB
July 7 10 7 10 7 ( )7 ) 7 07W
Sept 7 ' . ' 0 7 ' . ' 5 7 a'J 7 l'ii'4
Short Illba
Way 027W r n''i 0 27K fl no
July. . 0 43 0 fill (1 41 ! ! U 45
Sept , . . C GO 0 IVJ } U 05 0 67K
Cash quotations were as follows !
VLOUIl-Wlnter patents. J2.COiJ3.00 : winter
Btralghts , J2.6002.75 ; spring patenlB. J3.20 M.Cj ,
Bprlng straights , J2.2W3.00 ; bakers , J1.8ofJ..i.
WHEAT No. 2 spring , CSHJfCIHc ; No. 3
spring , nominal ; No. 2 led , ClHli59 ! ! c. . . , , „
COHN-No. 2 , 4ClCI7'lc ; No. 3 yellow , 4 ®
4CHr.
OATS No. 2 , 2Sytc ; No. 2 white , S2iiiff33c , ; No.
I white. 3H4O32UC.
c ; No. 3. 4S02c ; No.
4 61c
FLAX SRBI > No. 1. tl.4H5.
TIMOTHY KKI > 1'rlinr. Jj.20. . , . , .
. bbl. . J12.321i 1
rilOVISIONS Mess i > ork. per
! 4i lir'l. peTldO II.8.1 . , JC.90ff8.92H. ( Sbwt i-.bs
Bides ( loose ) , J0.30 0.32i , < . ; fliy salted Blionldei ! ,
( boxed ) , J5.37WW5-W ; short clear , Bldca ( boxed )
Distillers' finished goods , per sal. ,
11 SO"
SltOAnS Unchanged.
The following were the receipts and shipments
today ;
On the Produce exchaneo today tno butter mar
ket was ttrm ; creamery , lOSVOc ; dairy , S 18c.
Etrcs , linn ; 12U12MC. Cheese , croaiua , UHM
NK\V YOIIK OKNKU.VL
Quntutlims on tlio 1'rlnclpal Co.n -
tnmlltlrt nml Sti iile .
NKW YOIIK. April 23. FLOUH-necelpts
17,100 bbls. : exports. 35,000 bbls. ; kales , 27i > N
lilgi > , ; market ruled sternly , but the bleak In
wheat curtailed the demand. City mill patents
J4.00 4.15 ; winter patents , J2.905/3.35 ; city mil
clears. J3.35Q3.45 ; winter stnilghts , J3.0uff3.20
Mlnnessta Inkers , J2.15CJ.40. llyo Hour , firm nm
blghc-r ; fnle * . 1.100 bbla ; superllne , J3.20G3.30
fancy. J3.35 3. ,
C"OIIN MKAI Quiet ; yellow western , Jl.lOt
J.13 ; llrandywlne. J2.70.
lIUCKWHKAT Nonilnal nt 490-Vlc.
WHKAT Ilect'lpt * . 3,200 bu. ; export * , o.toj bu.
rales. 13.U10.OUO bu. futures , 52 , V ) bu. BIH > I. Sp
Irregular ; No. 2 ml. In store iuul elevator. 6l\c
nllotit , C6Hc ; f. o. ) > . , CCHc ulloat ; No , 1 hanl
72o delivered. Options were much less active
today and decidedly lower. The decline began
at the opening , heavy realltlnK canning u shun
break , and illsnppMntlng cables and foreign sellIng -
Ing adding tu the drprevsloii. At noon prices lini
a quick mtly on a large reduction In llrndstrcel'ii
worlds' stocks nnd ninpatliy with u squeeze ul
May shorts nt St , Lmils , a HUlwequrnt break In
the corner leading to a rurreep ndlnr drrp looiill-
with a tv > al piivllal iveovery , nnd closing prices
below last night ; No. 2 red. May. G3
C3c. cloned GtUc ; June. CUjtiW.ic , clusod
July , C4 13-lCijCto , clcied C5c ; AUKU > | , G5H , c
cloned Wc ; Septerk'irr , ( > 5Hii9 | 8-lCe , cl lo m
C5 > kc ; Dfcember , b71H'5'S4c ' ' , cloned 67ic.
COIIN Hecelpls , 4I.U.O bu. ; exports , 17,000 bu.
sales. 470.000 bu. future * ) , 19,000 bu. > pot. Hp >
weaker ; No. 2 , 5lc Ui dlorv ; steamer mixed , f > 2C
H',0 In elevator ; U'UfUViC delivered. Optloni
opened lower under moie fuvornble weather and
sympathy with wheat , milled shandy ut mlddio
on covering , but eventually gave way uguli
under realising nnd cloHnl at 'i ( ' c net loss
May , SI'.tlOI'iO , cloved tea : July. tS d'i'ic
cloned 52Uc ; Keptembi-r. M ? ( { S3Sc. clOBpl .2'ie. .
OATH-Iteeelpts , 54. COO bu. ; exiiortB , U bu ,
sales. lOO.WO tm , futures , S3.VOO bu. spM. ypo
steady. No. 2 , iimi32 ic ; No. 2 Ueltvered , UU ( ,
U c , No. 3. 31 ij3c. No. S white , S6Ur37c , Nf
-white. . SCfj track , white western. Jli4lcOp
tions said oft with the other markets , but there
; * * Its * pressure , tiud closLnjr v ccs ihowcd
only * , c net b r * : ApHl cloned nt 31Vc ; May ,
32'iiK'4c , cluicj 32c ! ; July , 31 > 4QUc , claacd
23Uc.
IIAV-Stcad > ; slilpplng , BSffCOc ; gooil to choice ,
MITM.
HOI'S 8l idy ; stiile , common to choice , old ,
3O7c ; I 4010 < ; I'aclnc ooast , old , ! S7c ; 1891 ,
SlilOe.
IIIUIJS Ptrong ; Huenoii Ayres , dry , 20 to 24
bi. , Ulic ; wt-t willed New Orleans , selected , 45
to fS Ibs. , C < tc ; Texnr , dty , 24 to 30 Ibs. , 8c.
J.MATIII'Il I'lrni ; hemlock sole , Iluonos Ayres ,
Icht to lienvy welRhls , 17Ksc. (
t'ltOVIHIUNH Uwf. steady ; family. Jll.Mf/
I.S-l ; extm MlPfi , JK.riOfJ9.00 ; beef hams , J19.iOft !
20.UO ; city extra India mess. JI7.OMJH.W. Cut
mcntx , ( jillct ; pliklrd belllcB , Jli.75QO.87ii ; pickled
shoulders , Gc ; plrkled liiuiu. 9 < 4jfilOc. Lard , dull ;
weslern steam cliKr-d nt J7.20 nominal ; city , 6',4cj
April closeil at J7.17 nominal ; May , 7.20 num'nnl ;
rellned , quiet ; continent , J7.S5. I'ork , active ;
new menu , JI3.50 1I.OO ; family , J13.50H14.00 ; short
clpnr , jn.MniB.IV ) .
IIUTTKIt-Htetidy ; western dairy , SillHUci
western creamery , 12Mc ; factory. BSlle ;
KlglnB , lOc ; Imitation crenmery , HOlJcj slate
dairy. lOifUSe ; creamery , 20c.
rilKKaiMarkrt for old steady ; slate , large ,
Offline ; rmnll , 1C 11 He ; pnrt skims , 2c.
KOUH Firm : mate nnd Pennsylvania. 13"4nHc ;
westeui . freMi , 13iJW13Hc ; soutlicrn , liiiQUlie ;
receipt * . 13.11H pkgs.
TAI.I.O\V-Kliin ; city ( J2 per pkg. ) , 44c ! ; CDun-
try ( pligs. free ) . 5c.
I'KTUOLI-U'M-Nornlnnl ; United closed nt J2.10
l > ld , Washington , In bbls. , J9 nominal ; Washing
ton. In bulk , nominal ; refined New York , J10 ;
riilladelphln ami llfiltlmnre , J9.95 ; Philadelphia
and llnltlninre. In Lulk , J7.I5.
HOSIN Ktendy ; strained , common to good ,
JI.DOftl.52'4. '
TI'ltPUNTINK-l'-Irm , 3Hi J32c.
lllf'lJ-st.iidy ; domestic , fair to extra , 4 40 >
ti\c ; Japno , 4 4Sc.
MOLAKHBS Hlendy ; New Orleans , open ket
tle. K ( M ! to choice , 3KJ3CC. '
MI'JTAUS Pig Iron , steady ; Scotch , Jl ! > .00i ?
20.0'1 ; American. J1.M'iJ12.riO. ' Copper , iiulnt ;
brokers' price , $0.0214 ; exchange price , J5.C5.
Lead , firm ; brokers' price , J2.i5 ; exchange price ,
J3.074. Tin. barely steady ; straits , J13.855JI3.SO ;
Plntrs , heavy. Spelter , quiet ; domestic , J3.2) ;
sales on 'rliniice , 25 tons June tin nt J13.83.
roTTONSKni ) Oily tlulet , but nbout steady ;
sllKhlly Improved In local demand , with pales
of OH ) bbls. . Including off yellow nt 25'lc ; prime
summer yellw , 2iiic ; , nnd prime crude nt 23c ;
prime summer yellow , 2Gic ; , ; nff summer yellow ,
2Cli'27c ; prime summer white , 30031c.
0.11AI1A UHNKUAL MAKKCT.
Cfiiiilltlnii fif Trailo nml Ouotntloiu on
stnplo nml Knncy Produce.
The fiellng In the egir market was rather nrm
yesterdny. ns the week started out with extrcm ly
llKht recelpti" . Ciiuntry merchanls claim that
tinnro being offered So nnd In some cases lOc
on track.
Choice butter Is soiling nil right and at very
satlsfactoiy prices.
Poultry IH scarce and firm.
ncirjij Choice stock , lie ; dirty stock , Bcconils ,
9iC. !
lU'TTKll-Pntklng stock , rii77c ; fair to good
country , 10ftl3c ; choice to fancy , 145J17c ; gatliered
creamery , 16iiT17c ; separator creamery. IS'iflSc.
L1V1J POtlLTUY-Poultiy Is not plentiful , und
there Is n stronger market. Hens. 9e ; mixed ,
7'iff8c ' ; ducks , S'.iQOc ; turkeys , lOe ; heavy toms ,
9e ; geese , SQSUc.
QAMK lllue wing teal , per doz. , Jl.uO ; green
wing teal , per doz. , J1.25 j'l.M ; ducks , mixed , per
doz. , Jl.00171.25 ; canvnsbacks , $ t.0005.03 ; mallards
and red hefldn , J2.uHlif3.00.
VKAIj Cliolce fnt , 70 to 100 Ibs. , arc quoted at
f 1.4iff7c ; large nnd coarse , 3ffl4e.
ClIKKSi : Wisconsin full cicnm , Young Ameri
cans , n'.itf'lut' ; twins , 13c ; Nebraska nnd Iowa ,
full cream , lie ; Nebinska and Inwa , part skiirls ,
7fiSc ( ; Llniburgrr , No. 1 , He ; brick , No. 1 , llct
Swiss , No. 1 , lie.
HAY Uplnnil hay , J3.60 ; midland , JS ; lowland ,
JS.r,0 ; rye straw , J5.r,0 ; color makes the price on
hay. Light bales sell the best. Only top grades
bring top prices.
1'lOrJONS 1'er doz. , J1.00Q1.20.
VIXHJTAULES.
There appears to lie very little pieplant com
ing to this market , though It Is plenty nnd cheap
In other mniketn. Quotations :
POTATOES Western stock , car lots , G5fJ7ftc ;
small lots , 75c ; Early Hose seed potatoes , 80c ;
Early Ohio seed , JI.10 ; Northern Uaily Ohio seed ,
OLD IIEANS Hand picked , navy , J2.20 ; Llmi
beans , per Hi. , 5iic.
ONIONS On orders , yellow , per bu. , tl.10 ; red ,
J1.20.
CAllIlAan On orders , 2 iiJDc.
H\VIET : POTATOES aood stock , j2 ; secxi ,
"HOHHEIIADIPH Per ib. , cs7c.
PAIISNIPS Per bbl. . J1.75.
llt'TAHAOAH Per Ib. , I'.ic.
PAHSLEY Per doz. bunches , 35c.
TI'HNII'S Per bbl. , Jl.M ) .
BI'INAC'H 1'er bbl. , J2.
WATIIH CHESS Per IC-qt. case , Jl.COfll.75.
HAUIHIIES Per doz. bunches. 35c.
OUEEN ONIONS Per doz. bunches. 20825c.
LITTTrCE Per doz. , 30 25e.
A8PAHAOUH White stock on orders , DOQCOc
per doz. bunches ; green , 40c.
PIE PLANT Per Ib. , 4c.
FIIU1TS.
A few berries are arriving from Texas , but the
mipply Is rather light and uncertain. Shippers
In western ArlinnMiB expect to have a few ber
ries ready for market by tlio ( list of next month ,
.luilsonln. In eastern Arkansas , expects to have
berries on the market a lltlle earlier than that.
.STUAWIIBllKIES Per 24-qt. cnse-Ji ( ; scarce.
APPLES Cliolce slock , J5.50 ; box apples , J2.25.
TROPICAL rilUlTS.
OIIANC1ES Fancy Washlnglon navels , per box ,
J3.SO ; fancy AVnshlnglon navels , per txix , 90 and
112 size , J3 ; choice Washington navels , regular
size , J3.25 ; choice Washington navels , 96 nnd 112
Hlze , J3 ; fancy seedlings , per box , J2.75 ; choice
seedlings , per box , J2.25Ti2.GO.
LEMON'S Extra fancy lemcfis , 300 size , J4.M ;
Btrlclly choice lemons , 300 size , J3.75 ; extra fancy
lemon ! ) , SCO size , J4 ; strictly choice lemons , 2GO
size. J3.50i83.75.
HANANAS Cliolce shipping stock , per bunch ,
J1.75JJ2.50.
MISCELLANEOl'S.
FIGS Fancy , 15c ; choice , 12S13c ; California.
'llONEY New Yoik , ICc ; dark , lie ; California ,
15li MGc.
MAPLE SYlU'P-Gallon Jugs , per doz. , J12 ;
Illvliy , 5-g.il. cans , J3.
MAPLE RUGAIl Per Ib. , 9J10e.
NlTS ! Almonds. 14c ; Engllnh walnuts , soft-
Hhelled , 12e ; standards , lie ; Illberts , 9c ; Ilrazll
nuts , Sc ; pernns. lomi2e.
MINCE MKAT Fiincy , In quarter bbls. , per
Hi. . O'.ic ; 10-gul. kegs , Cc ; condensed , per case of
3 dux. pkgs. , J2.KD.
DATES In 61) to 70-lb. boxes , BHc per Ib. ; fard
dale ! * , 9c per Ib.
SAl'Ell KHAUT Choice white , per bbl. , J3.50 ,
per half bbl. . J3.
CIDEIl-Purc Juice , per bbl. . J5 ; half bbl. , J3.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. Gc ; No. 2 green
hides , 6'ic ; No. 1 giecn salted hides , 7c : No. 2
green salted hides , CUc ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to
15 Ibs. . 8 < Ji9c ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 7c ;
No. 1 dry Illne bides. SfiOe ; No. S dry Hint hides.
Cfii'c ; No. 1 dry salted hides. 7c ; part cured
lildeB , ' , jo per pound less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each 2350c ;
each FiQlAc ; dry shearlings ( short wooleil early
skins ) . No. 1 , each , GSi'lOo ; dry shearlings ( shoit
wooled early pkln ? ) , No. 2 , each Cc ; dry Hint
Kansas nnd Nebratka butcher wool pelts , per
green nailed shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) ,
pound , actual weight , f.IiSe ; dry Hint Kansas nnd
Nebraska murinln wool pells , per pound , actual
weight , 4JJCc ; dry Mint Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per pound , nctunl weight. 406lic ; dr >
Hint Colorado murrain wool pelts , per pound ,
actual weight , 4fjGc. Have feet cut off. as It Is
useless to pay freight on them ,
TALLOW AND IHIEASE No. 1 tallow , 4 .5fl )
4lic ; No , 2 tallow , 3ft4c ; grease , white A. 4Si' '
4'c : grease , white II , 3V c : grease , yellow.
2 > i l3o ; grease , dark. 2V4c ; old butter. 2tf2liic ;
beeMwax , prime. 17W20c ; tough ( allow , 2c.
WOOL , UNWASHED Fine heavy , C T7c ; nne
liKlit , 8i9c ; quarter blood , 10W12u ; seedy , burr } '
and chaffy , Sft9c ; catted nnd broken , coarse ,
7 < i9e ; cottcd and broken , flue , CJJSe.
WOOL , WASHED Medium , 1301Sc ; nne. 14g
16o ; tub washed , ICftlSc ; black. So ; bucks , Gc ;
tab locks , 2Q3c ; dead pulled , t,5Cc.
FIJUS ,
Fl'IlS near , black , No. 1 , large. J20.Wfl25.0 < ) ;
bear , brown , No. 1. large , J20.00S25.1-0 ; No. 1 me
dium , J16.00 ; No. 1. small. J12.00 ; be.vr. brown ,
ycnilings , No. 1 , large. J10.004T12.00. No. 1 me
dium. JS.OO ; No. 1 , small. J6.00 ; bear. Kiiwn.
cubs. No. 1. large , J7.00 ; No. 1. medium , tk.00 ,
No. 1 , small , J3.00 : badger , No. 1 , medluM ,
J15.HO ; No. 1 , small , J8.OOfflO.00 ; bear , black
vearllngB. No. 3 , large , J12.WO15.00 ; No. 1 , me
dium , J10.00 ; No. 1 small. J7.00 ; bear , black ,
cubs. No. 1. large , JC.0008.00 ; Nn. 1. medium.
I5.00i6.00 ; No. 1 , small , 14.00 ; bear , black. Mon
tana and Hocky mountain. No. 1 , large. JlS.OOtf
20.00 ; No. 1. medium , J14.00 ; No. 1 , small , J10.00 ;
l > ear , black. M mtnna yearlings. No. 1. large ,
Jli.OO ; No. 1. medium , JS.OO ; No. 1 , small , J5.UO ,
bear , black. Montana cubs , No. 1. large. JC.50 ,
No. 1 , medium , J4.CO ; No. 1. small. J3.00 ; bear
silver tip. No. S , large. J20.00 ; No. 1 , medium.
J12.00 ; No. 1. email , JS.OO ; bear , silver tip , year
lings. No. 1 , large , 111.00 ; No. 1 , medium , JtrUO ,
No. 1 , small , J5 ; bear , sliver tip , cubs. No. 1 large
Jt.uOiil.M ; No. 1. medium. COc ; No. 1 , email
We ; llnher. No. 1 , large , JS.OO ; No. 1 , medium ,
JC.OO ; No. 1. ma ! ! , J4.00 ; fox , sliver , ns to color ,
according to beauty , No. 1. large. Jlfto.OO ; No. 1 ,
medium , JOl.OO ; No. 1. small. J50.00 ; fox , silver ,
pale , accenting to leauty. No. 1 , large. J50.00 ;
No. 1 , medium. J30.00 ; No. 1. email , J20.00 ; fox ,
cross , No. 1 , large. J7.00 ; No. 1 , medium , J3.00 ;
No. 1. small , J2.00 ; fox. red. No. I , large , Jl.DO ;
No. 1 , medium , J1.25 ; No. 1 , small. Jl.OO ; fox.
gray , No. 1 , large , 75c ; No. 1 , medium , Mo ; No.
Jl.50 ; No. 1 , small. Jl.OO : mink , No. 1 , large.
60 C5c ; No. 1. medium. 40c : > 'o. 1 , small. Sic ,
mink. dark. No. 1 , large , 65c ; No. 1. medium ,
40c ; No. 1. small , 30o ; mountain lion , perfect
head and feet , No. 1 , large , J1.00&2.00 ; Imper-
large , Jl.OO ; No. 1. medium. J3.00 ; No. i , small !
medium , 7c ; No. 1 , small , Cc ; muskrat kits , 2Jf3c !
llnlthnora MurUem.
IIALT1MOHE , April 23. FIXL'll-Flrm. un-
ehnnged ; western super , J2.tOij2.25 ; extra , J2.500
i.7i ; extra family , J2.85C3.10 ; winter wheat pat-
em , J3.lStt3.40 ; vprlng wheat patent , J3.Wfi5.75 ;
spring wheat ctralghts. J3.Mi3.W | , receipts. 10.7M
bbls. . shipments , 25,764 Ibis. ; sales. 750 bbls.
WHKAT Steady , spot and month , UG Hc :
May , CStiCSUc. July. lB64Kc. steamer. No ? 2
red , 6S , ti63o. receipts , 9S7 bu. , shipments , 8.0UO
bu. ; mock , 117S91 bu. ; tales , 31,000 tu. ; southern
vchrat , by sample , Un c ; southern whrnt , on
grade. l % 3 ie.
COllN-Slendy ; spot , month and May , SUK.Hic ;
July , 61 lie bid ; steamer mlxiMl , KOOSOUc ; receipts.
14.W7 bu. ; shipments , 29.8(4 bu , ; stock , 276 , 7
bu. ; snlcn , 29om bu. ; southern white corn , M
C2e ; southern yellow , UIIC2V4C.
OATS Quiet ; barely Btendyi No. 2 white west-
'
bu. stock , , .1
; , 1M.015 bu.
IIYR Klrmi No , 2 , 65c , stock , JI.2M bu.
HAY Htendyj demnnd good ; good to choice
timothy , i3.un i3..M.
OHAIN FHEIOHTS-null ; steamer to Liver
pool , per bu. . l"S.d . to IKil April ; Cork , for orders ,
per quarter. 2'id April.
St'fJAlt-FIrm ; granulated , J4.20 per IM .
HUTTEIl Steady ; fancy crenmery , 21c ; fancy
imitation. ! Clc ; fancy ladle , 13U14C ; good ladle ,
ll 12c ; store packed , S0ine.
EflOS-Steady ; fresh , 12V4c.
CHEiSE-Qulet ; fancy New York , CO size ,
Il&c ; fancy New York , 35 size , l\ \ cj fancy New
York , 20 to 20 Bite , 12Kc.
STOCKS AM ) 1IUNOS.
Upn-nrtl . Movement In Securities Hecclvcil n
Tresti ImpetiM Yestnrilnf.
NEW YOUIC , April 23.-Thc upward movement
on the Slock exchange received fresh impetus
today and a higher range of values was estab
lished In the gi rater number of the slmrcs dealt
In. Speculation was active at the opening of
business nnd the first prices made were gen
erally higher than lust night's cloning figure * .
In the early trading fractional gains were made ,
except In the coal snares , against which n bear
demonstration was made , pending the quotations
down 1 per cent for New Jeisey ( Central and n
frnctlon for the rest of the ll t. The general
market soon became Irregular. Pullman broke 3
per cent nnd Uny Slate Gas advanced 2 per cent ,
Manhattan lit per cent , nnd others fractionally.
Shortly after 11 o'clock prices look an upward
turn , New Jersey Central rising Hi per cent ;
Pullman , ' 1-ong Island Traction nml llnlllmnre &
Ohio Southwestern , 1 per cent ; Duluth , South
.Share & Atlantic , 2 per cent ; Duluth , South
Shore & Atlantic preferred , 1 % per cent , nnd
other shares ' 0 % per cent. Subsequently Chicago
cage Gas fell back H per cent , New Jersey
Central , ? i per cent , and Cleveland , Columbus ,
Chicago & St. Louis preferred , 1 per cent. He-
fore noon the market had recovered Its tone. In
the early afternoon there wns an easing off ot
prices , which did not exceed a fraction , except
In New Jersey Central , the loss In that mock
being1'4 per cenl. The Cordage slmren nbout
this time developed strength nnd the common
moved up per cent , the preferred Hi per cent
nnd the guaranteed 14 per cent. The latter slock
reacted Vi per cent before the close. Lncledo
Gas also rope 1 per cent. The changes between
1 nnd 2 o'clock were unimportant , excepting ft
recovery of 1 per cent In New Jersey Central and
a decline of ! * per cent In Manhaltnn.
As delivery hour approached speculation grew
active and strong , and parllcularly for the
grangers. Nmthwestem rose ' ,4 per cent ; North
western preferred , 2 per cent ; Hock Island. IH
per cent ; HI. Paul , > per cint , nnd Ilurllngtuii ,
5 per cent. The coalers were also In good buy.
Ing , Delaware & Hudson appreciating 1 1 per
cent ; Heading , 1 per cent ; New Jersey C'ential
and Lackiiwnnnn , ' , j per cent , and SuEiiuehnnna
6 Western , 1 per cent. The general list n.ild up
! { ? ! % per cent , the latler Pullman nnd Missouri
Pacific. At the clone1 the market was active nnd
buoyant , with the grangers and olher stocks nl
tin- best price of Hie year.
The trading In Umds today was again heavy ,
with a brisk Inquiry for the Heading Issue * nt
the close. The aggregate sales weie J3.2I5MO ( , In
which Atchlsoil seconds figured for J377.000 nnd
the Heading bonds for JIS,000.
Tlio Evening 1'ost'n London cablegram says :
The settlement In the Kulllrs nlnoibed atten
tion today , but the lone generally wns good.
Americans were belter nnd firmer , which , on the
eve of the settlement beginning tomonow , loaka
well. Stock is said to be scarce. Delivers were
active nnd strong on silver.
The following were the closing quJtutlons
on the lending stocks of the New York ex
change today :
Totnl sales of Blocks today were 301,700 shares ,
Including : American Sugnr , 1S.SOO ; Atclilsim ,
9,0 0 ; HurllnBton , 8,100 : Cnnaila Southern. 3,100 ;
Chicago Has , 33.400 ; Cleveland. ColumbUH. Cbl-
CUBO & St. IxMil * . 8,700 ; Distilling nnd Cattle-
feeding certificates , C.KIO ; Krle , 4,2HO , ; KnnsnH &
Texns , 4,100 ; Kimstis & Texna preferred , fi.EO ) ;
Long Island Traction , 5.30" ) ; Loulnvllln & Nash
ville , D , 100 ; Missouri Pacific , fi,300 ; New Jersey
Central , 5.700 ; New Yoik & New England. 3rd
assessment paid , 3,900 ; Northwestern , 12,400 ;
Heading , 39,900 ; St. I'tiul , 19,100 ; Southern. 10,400 ;
TenncHfra Coal and Iron. 3100 ; United Stntes
Coidnge , 4.10)Valxish ; preferred , 4,000 ; Western
Union , 3,500.
3,500.Now
Now York Mit'ioyMurker. .
NEW YOHIC. April 23. MONRY ON OALL-
Hnsy nt I'ii2 ( per cent ; last loan. Hi per cent ;
cloH I. 1 per crcit.
rimin MKHCANTILK rAi'i-m-sxes per
cent.
cent.OTKltUNO
OTKltUNO 12XCIIANOH Firm , with nctunl
business lu bankers' bills nt )4.89V 04.S9i for
demand , nnd J4.SS7s04.SSii for sixty clays ; posted
rates , } 4.s,9n.S9V4 mid Jl.UOfl4.90i4 ; commercial
bills , } 4.STi < & 4.K74c.
SILVEH CLUmi'-ICATES CCKfiG7c.
dOVlOHNMENT ItONUS Firm ; utnto bonds ,
Inactive ; railroad bonds , strong.
Closing quotations on bonds were ns follows :
OMAHA LIVE MARKET
Eitrcmoly Light Htm ofiCattle In the Yards
for futWay ,
GDC D LIGHT CATlLrtfTTHE BEST DEMAND
( Ircntor 1'ortlon of tlio Offering ! Sold Karlr
Hog Market Upauuil iStenilr but JJo-
clliictl During tlits u'y ' In Sympathy
ivllli Markets iini3wherc. :
TUESDAY , April 23.
The receipts today were Ml entile , 3,4U
hogs , 430 sheep ami 10 horses , us against SGfl
cuttle , 1,424 IIORS and 4,010 sheep yesterday
and 1,060 cattle , 3,551 hogs and no sheep on
Tuesday of lust week.
For the week thus far the receipts amount
to 1,830 , cattle. 4.8CS hogs and 0.01C sheep , as
against 3,913 cattle , 5,020 hogs and 210 sheep
Monday and Tuesday of last week.
CATTLE There were nil told thirty-seven
fresh loads of cattle In the yards , nn ex
tremely light run for a Tuesday , nml less
than half the number- received on Tuesday
of last week. The demoralized condition of
the market for the past week or more Is the
apparent cause for the small number of
cattle now coming forward.
While there were only n few cattle here
all told , the bulk consisted of beef steers ,
the larger proportion being cornfed natives.
There were , however , a few westerns scat
tered through the yards. While there was
no great activity In the market , the buyers
acted more as if they wanted some cattle
and they took hold better. A large proportion
tion of the cattle sold early In the day. The
prices paid were about the same as yester
day , and the market could hardly be quoted
otherwise than steady. Little New Jlexlco
steers , about 800 Ibs. , sold at $3.53 , and fair
1,105-lb. westerns at $1.03 , and among the
natives fair to good heavy cattle , above
1,400 Ibs. , sold at Jo.15ff3.lj , and lighter
weights , 1,050 to 1,100 Ibs. , at from $1.50 to
There were only about two or three loads
of cows and helfero In the yimls , not enough
to make u nintkut. The bikers took what
there were nt about yesterday's prices.
The offerings of stackers and feeders were
light , but fully equal to the requirements of
buyers. The demand ut the present time
appears to be largely for the light stock
cattle of good quality , and cattle ol that de
scription arc bringing more money than the
heavier feeders. Representative sales :
liEL'F STEEHS.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. l'i. No. Av. 1'r.
1..1170 J3 m > 41. . . , UK ! { I 55 22. . . . 1234 $4 00
1. . . . 7'.0 4 00 1S..1UG t 65 40. . . .1411 6 15
It. . . .1111 405 T0..1IS3 4 G : 19..1IC5 B 25
1..HM 340 18..11W 4 Ml 53. . . .1403 545
2C..1051 4 40
COWS.
1. . . . 730 ICO 1..1100 2.i 1..1020 350
y. . . . IK i M i. . . . 950 2 5o : . : . . . . sji 3 r > o
4. . . . SSI 1 55 2. . . . S73 280 1..10SO 3 SO
3. . . . MM 175 2. . . .1023 3 00 1. . . . 910 3 SO
1. . . . 820 1 IK ) 2. . . . 7U5 310 1..1I70 3 M
1..10'.0 2 IH ) 1. . . . Oil ) 3 11) 1..115) 3 60
1..1000 200 2..11.V ) 325 4. . . .100 } 3 CO
2. . . . SI5 210 1..105I ) 325 1. . . . 720 400
1. . . . 75U 2 liJi 2. . . .1275 320
HEiFHUs.
1. . . . C70 2 CO 3. . . . 410 225 1 . . . . R5J 315
4. . . . r:0 2 10 3. . . . 77G 2 45 3. . . . 400 3 30
3. . . . SS3 2 15 1. . . . CIO -Mil 1. . . . 51) ) 1 10
14. . . . 335 2 15 1. . . . 770 2'73 1. . . . ISO 4 23
3. . . . 423 2 20 3. . . . pS3 3,00
HULLS ? ,
1..1CO 175 1..13& ) 3,75 1..H90 3 21
i. . . .1010 210 i..i2 : 75 1..1J90 325
1..1150 225 3..10.Ci3nf : ) 1..1130 375
1..1070 2 CO 1. . . .1250 ,310 "
CAIWKS. -
2. . . . 100 1-50 4. . . . 11)7 ) 300 1. . . . 140 100
2. . . . 105 200 1. . . . ISO 3i25 2. . . ' . 120 4 (0
1. . . . ISO. 2(10 4. . . . .182 325 1. . . . ICO 425
3. . . . 290 2 CO 3..flW 3:50 : 1. . . . 140 425
1. . . . SCO S SO 1. . . . IIS ) J 4 00 1. . . . 200 1 BO
l.i'90 3 DOI..n20 4 W 2. . . . 1C5 150
STOCKEUS AND/VEEDEUS.
1. . . . ISO 2 W 2..u50 320 4. . . . 3'J2 330
1. . . . 970 255 IS..rK2 , X 20 1.&M 3 G5
1. . . . .VJO SCO 1. . . . CM 320 ' 11. . . .Mi 3 S3-
1. . . . 590 300 2. . . . 720 3 2S 22. . . . 4C'J 340
1. . . . 910-3 10 7.r.aa $ 2J 11. . . . -425 , , ) . ;
6. . . . 433 3 20 , - , -
; MILKEIIS ANDJSl'aiNGEns.
1'milker . $18 CO
1 mllktr/i. , , . . . . . .i . r . . . . . , . . . .3J 00
f iia/iftlsyti&ii&a&M aKbl
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. IT.
1 str , tig. . . . 910 } 2 iO 19) feeders . 874 J3 2)
1 str , tig.l2fl / > Sil'O34 . feeders. . . , SI6 3 33
3 sleeiH. . . . . . fcS3 200 3 a' curs . 116' ) 350
15 fccdeis. . . . S74 275 23 stgv-ra.llQ5 4 U3
CBtl-eis..1001 273
NKW MEXICO.
Dcnufs . 6n 210 , 1 steer . 11SJ 353
43 steers , . . . ' . . 7 C 3 CS 1 calf. > ' .v. . . . 130 423
39 stelis . OI 3 55 " >
HOGS There weie forty-six loadsot hogs on
sale this morning , ns against nineteen loads
yepterday , The fluidity ot the hogs 'was about
like the- average ivc.-ipts of late. TM mniliet
opened steady , but before a cleninnco was ef
fected the 'reported dccllu ? nt other iwlnts caused
buyers here to lower their hands. As .ti result ,
the market closed about 5c lower. Good 'medluiu
weight und light hogs bold largely nt't4.C3 , with
a f'MV loads of the brat heavy hogs in the yards
ut JI.75. Hepiesentathe sales :
SHBEI' After betnpr dead for pome time the
sheep marUet revived today ami considerable
business was transacted. There were liberal
receipts nnd a ROCK ! demand nt steady prices.
Fair to choice natives are nuotnlile at ! 3.254.40 ;
fair to coed westerns , J3.00S4.23 ; common nnd
stock sheep. J2.2JSJ3.00 ; peed to choice 40 to 100-lb.
Iambs , J3.2505,15. Representative sales :
No. wt. I > r.
i cull 100 j2 ro
407 California wethers , sheared 123 325
SSG California wethers , sheared 122 3 25
120 native wethers (2 3 t5
M native mixed 72 4 00
CIlICACiU L1V12 STOCK.
.Small Itecelpts of Cnttla Cnusn I'rlccs to
Itnnlllln Ntroui ; nt the Advance.
CHICAGO , April 23. paly about 3,500 head of
cattle were received bere today , and the small-
nesa of the supply { .prevented nny weaknets ,
prices ruling partlculp5lynetrong for good , fat
beeves nt yesterday's ! ndirnnce. There was a
fair general demand , arid 'native ' beef steers sold
all the way from J4.00tt > JG.10 for very common
to strictly choice lot wi'lghlns from 950 to 1,500
pounds. The top price paid , JG.10 , was for a
carload of choice Illlrials 1,575-lb. steers , and
another carload of fiit , Illinois cattle- that aver
aged 1,471 pounds broi/fiUt / 6.05. Few tales were
made below JI.73 or o.vey ( J5.75 , and a large part
of the sales were atl,9p03.50. There wns a
good call for cows ati.J1.73fl.7o , the greater part
going for J3.00SI.23 , and , bulls sold freely nt
J2.2504.75. They sold/atmnchangcd prices , steers
going chiefly at J3.404jf.75. . ,
The supply of hoB -14 ; running ahead of lost
week , the arrivals sCt'taP showing an Increase
of about 8,500 head. Thi-re was a fair demand
from Chicago packer * ami eastern shippers and
a good business was . .transacted early In Ihe
day at steady prices ; , , bui later on buyers In.
sistcd on concessions , ! .Tills resulted In weak
ness and n. fair enure of the day's trading was
done at a decline of about 5c per 100 Ibs. Heavy
hogs sold at J4.75 5.10 , light weights nnd mixed
hogs at J4.704j4.S5 , and ] > lga at JI.25Q4.CO. The
bulk of the heavy sold at JI.S5Q-5.oo. and nleniv
of good light hogs sold at J4.6&S4.90.
Tlie receipts of sheep ore much larger than
those of last week , and the lack of a vigorous
export demand Is giving local slaughterers an
opportunity to depress the market. Today's
volume of business wa considerably smaller
than yesterday , but prices were generally not
any lower. The offerings Included n good many
choice Montana sheep , such as are selling
around J4.2S. ns well as prime Mexican Iambs
worth J5.40&5.CO. Sheep sold from J2.25 to J2.50 ferN
N , W. HARRIS & CO ,
BANKERS ,
163-165 Dearborn-St. , Chicago.
(5Vallit. . , New York. 70 Statc-st , , Bostr
CITY , corjHTr , r s \ IL i rf - \
SCHOOL.WATER tai | - < I 1 | \l I ] V
i/IHTR illGH GRAPE LJ V-/ 1 \ L > O
Douaht a&d Bold. Corte pon3tnc Solicited.
very common. 1111 to J .M for cholc , nnd l.tmb *
were salable at USO Jf > .W ,
Hecclptm Cattle , J.1.00 bend ; cnhen , t , K ) head ;
hogi , 17,000 head ; idicrp. It.QOO htad.
St. LoilU l.lvn 'Stock.
ST. LOUIS , Aptl H.-CATTI.n-Ilccolpti , 3,000
head ; shipment * . 100 head ; nuppr ot tmthpg
small nnd mmllty only medium ; beet steers
ranged JI.Wfti.M ; exports would bring JJ.7JU6.Wi
slockeis snd ftc-lcu , inngo , Ji.iORi.W ; caws. J2.2S
O3.M ; foil Texas teer . J0.40JM.75uran steers ,
JlCOflJ.W ; cuu-s. I2.00in.19.
HOOK Hecelpts , 7.EW head ; shlpmentt , 700
head ; market Blcntly and tops hlglitr at 11.03 ;
but the close was eaiy ; bulk ot sales , J4. 7084. SO ;
llRht. Jl.tKi l.75.
SHEEP Hecelpts , 4,3 < .0 head ; shlpmenlt , SOO
head ; market quiet ; native muttons sold at J-1.S3
C4.MJ stockers , J3.00 ; llRht Texans , J30'J ' ; l liib ,
range , J5UO6.03. } _
City Llvn stork.
KANSAS CITY , April U.-CATTLE-Itecelpli- .
3,100 head ; vhlpments , 1,304 bead ; matkct Mow but
strndy ; Texas steers , J3..101T4.M ; Texas cowj. $2.50
( rs.M ; beef stccr . J.1.7uf/5.W ; native cows. Jl.Mtf
4.40 ; stockers nnd feeders , J3.latfl.C5 ; bulls , H.Gj
O4.M.
lioas Hecclpts , 11,100 , head ; jlilpmonts , COO
head ; market weak to lOc lower ; bulk of iial" ,
J4.5504.75 ; heavies , JI.WfH.SO ; packers , J4. ( a4.6'l ' ;
mixed , J4.fw5JI.70 ; lights , J4.404.G | ) ; Yorkers , Jl.tS
U4.n5 ; pigs , J3.S5U4.55.
SHEEP HecelptK , 4,000 head ; shipments , 2,100
head ; market slow but steady.
Sew York Ltvit MOCK Mnrket ,
NEW YOIIK , April 23.-IIEEVIJS-Uecelpls. JCI
head ; none on mile. European cubit's < | Ule
American nleers nt llJI2Hc , dressed weight ; le-
frlgcralor beef , lOtflOftr.
SHEEP Hecelpts , l.42f head ; on sale , 750 head ;
no trndlng ; feeling tlrm.
HOPS Hecelpls , 2.284 head ; llrm nt J5.00 f5.50.
. SKiL-k In nlttiii ,
Heconl of receipts at the four principal mar
kets for Tuesday , April 23 , 1VJ5 :
Catlle. Hogs. Sh"fp.
South Omilia . 9G4 3,411 ; < : n
( "hlcngo . 3.SOO 17Kii ( ) 12.000
Kansas City . 3luO II , 1W 4f)0 )
St. Louis . 3 , WO 7.SOO 4,301
Totals . 10,504 42,311 20.C9G
St. Lnuli ( Ijncril Market.
ST. LOU 1 8. April 23. FLOUH Again higher.
but dull at the advance ; patents , J3.10j3.25 ; extra
fancy , J2.5 3.00 ; fancy. J-.J5fl-2.C5 ; choice , J2.250
3.25. Itye Hour , J3.25.
WHEAT Opened weak , with such n fcttonK
selling picture that n decline of Tie WHH re-
eordeil In sboit order , but when It was seen that
there was but little of the Mny nptlun for naif
a read Ion set In , tlie short * began to cover and
the maiket became buoyant , llefore the shoit
got over their scare May was 2 ic above the bet ,
torn , while July only went up % c. A slurp
break took place later , when selling became fast
and furious , May selling off 3c und July 1'te ,
rallying Inter , but at the close was Uc luwcr for
Mny and ulwut l'4c for July , us compared with
ycslciday : No. 2 led , cash , C2c ; May , C0c bid' ,
July , Win.1 ; August , 6SHc.
COIIN The early weakness In wheat extended
to tills maiket , which sold off "iff'ic. From th
lower opening iherc was % We leacllon , and
then lute In the day a lelnpse of lc. The close
had buyers , but was about lc below yesleiduy ;
No. red , cash , 451i.c ; Mny , I4iiff4lr)4c ) bid ; Sep.
tember , 46lSr bid.
OATH Dull fioin a fpectilatlve standpoint nnd
Inner at tile cloH1 ; hpiit , llrm ; No. 2 , cakh , SOL
bid ; Mny , 30c asked ; June , 30jc ! asked ; July ,
2Uc nskid.
HYE Nothing offered , spot or to arrive ; No. 2 ,
east ( l nek. i2c ; Mil.
COHN MEAL J2.1582.20.
1IIIAN Dull ; little offered ; C6c bid , sacked ,
east track.
FLAX SEED-HlKhcr , J1.40.
OHASS SEEDS Steady ; clover , poor to choice ,
J7.i.0 i8.45. Timothy , seed , J4.75 5.00.
HAY Utill ; prairie , prime to fancy , J8.25filO.Ori.
this Hide ; timothy , choice to strlclly fancy , JIO.Oj
lill.CO. enst side.
III'TTEH Scarce and firm ; separator creamer } ' ,
1SS(20 ( > . ' ; fancy Elgin , 22c.
EOS ! Firm , 10ic.
LEAD > -Slow. easy , J2,87,4.
SPELTEH Weak nnd lower , J3.C5.
PHOV1S1ONS I'ork , higher ; standard mess ,
J12.GO. I.nrd , prime steam , JC.75 ; choice , JC.5.
Dry Mil incuts , boxed 'Mioulders , J5.25 ; longB ,
JC.50 ; libs , JC.C2" . ; sh irtn , JC.75. Hncon , boxed
shoulders. JC ; IOIIKB , 4G.t > 7l& ; ribs , $7 ; Hhorts , J7.2.1.
HECE1PTS Fluur , 3.0 * } bbls. ; wheat , 4OuO bu. ;
corn , , OW bu. ; fmls , 27 , ( iO bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 8 , 1 tills. ; wheat , 29,00) )
bu. ; corn , 22,000 bu. ; oats , 3,000 bu.
l\ool Aliukot.
11OSTON. April 23. Although the Inactivity
which has beeu pervading the wool market here
lor mine time rnst > tlll ptevnl s. prlCt > 8 ar > - strndj
and the llrm tsne of tlie market abroad Is hav
ing a. bi-nellcl.il effect In Kir nglhcnlng the maikei
liere. The near approach of the new clip la the
pilnclpal factor in keeping buyers from making
large purchases , ns they me naturally Inclined tu
await the arrival c.f new stick before mnkinft
any large purclinses. There m a fair supply ot
old wool , however , In tlie market , but lots nre
iiiuro or ILBS broken , nnd before closing up the
old slock manufacturers deslie to know moic
-ilKMit the finality and condlllcn of the new clip.
The Austinllan wool tiuiket Is steady , with gond
lines going Into use from week to week. Al
though the offeilngs nre lllieral , valuts hold llrm
The following ate the selling piloes for lending
descilptlonp ; Ohio and Pennsylvania lleccen. X
d ml above. lC'4ftl7e ; XX nnd nbnve , KiUifJlCc ,
No. 1 combing , 20W21c ; No. 2 combing , l'Jf20c | ;
unwashnl wool , Ilifl2c ; Mlclrlgnn. 144(15c ; No. 1
Michigan , combings , Wi20c ; Michigan unwashed ,
lOSlO c ; New Yoik , New Hampshire and Ver
mont , * 14c ; No. 1 New Yoik , New Hampshlie nnd
Vennont , 17SjlSc ; Montana , line , ogilc ; scouinl ,
30W32c ; norlliurn Califoiiila , spring , defective ,
OV.c ; scnurcd , r:02Jc ; Aiihtrnllnn combings , tuper.
nne , 415Jl2c ) ; Auslrnllim coinblngs , good , SSfilOe ,
cios.t-breds , quarter-blood , 2Gjf2So.
PHILADBLI'IIIA. Apll 23. WOOL Dull , but
without Important change In price ; Ohio , Penn
sylvania nnd West Virginia , XX nnd above ,
17 llC ; X and nlnve , ! Wfl7c ; medium , 20U21c ;
quarter-blood , 2H022c ; common , ISijlDc ; New
Yoik , Michigan nnd Wise msln , etc. , XX , lCf
17c ; X nnd nbove , 15fllCc ; medium , lOIJWc ; iiuar-
Icr-blood , 20f(21c ; common , 17BlSc ; wnshrtl
combing n.nd Delaine , fine , ISfjlOc ; medium , 21 ®
22c ; low , 22Q23c ; coarse , 2'lW21e ' ; unwashed , im-
dlum , lCSI17c ; low medium , 1761Sc ; braid , ! Cil7e ;
unwashed , light nnd trlgbt , line , Ilfl2c ; me
dium , l.liiflGe ; low medium , ! C"iJ17c " ; cjarse , 15jD
ICc ; unwasheil ( dark iidorcfl ) , llKht , line , tlfilO ;
heavy , line. CflSc ; medium. 12ni3c ; line medium ,
Ilftl2c ; coaife , 11312c ; tcriltorinl and nortliwcsl-
ein , light , SJiKIc ; tenltoilal ami noilhwestein ,
heavy , line. 7if3c ; fine medium , lOJfllc ; metllum ,
llQ13e ; quarter-blood , 12S13c ; coarse , 10O12C.
Liverpool .MiirUctR.
LIVEHPOOlA April 23. WHEAT Spot , nrm ;
demand moderate ; No. 2 led winter ,
5s M ; No. 2 red spring , Cs 4Ud ; No.
1 hanl Manitoba , 5s 4i ± d ; No. 1 Cali
fornia , 5s Id. Futures opened steady ,
with near and distant positions ' ,4d lower ;
closed steady , with September 141 ! lower nnd
other months > 4d lower ; business about equally
dlslilbuled.
COIIN Spot firm ; American mixed , new , 4s Id.
Futures opened steady nt unchanged prices ;
closed quiet , with near and distant position * un
changed tu Ud lower ; business about equally
distributed.
FLOL'H Firm ; demand firm ; St. Louis fancy
winter , lis.
PROVISIONS Ilacon , Him ; demand , fair ;
Cumberland cut , 23 to 30'lbs. , 33s Cd ; Blurt ribs ,
23 Ibs. , 34s Cd ; long clear , light , 33 to 45 Ibs. , 32s ;
long clear , heavy , 65 Ibs. , C3s ; Khort clear backn ,
light , 33.1 Cd ; short clear middles , heavy , 65 Ihx. ,
32s Cd ; clear bellies , 14 to 1C Ibs , , 34s. Shoulders ,
square , 12 to IS Urn. , 31 . llama , thoit cut. 14 to
1C Ibs. , 41s Cd. lleef , extra India mess , 71s 3d ;
prime mess , COs. Pork , prime mess , line western ,
Ms .id ; western medium , 63a yd. I ird , steady ;
prlmu western , 3..8 ; rcIIntM , 111 palli , 35s Cd.
CHEESE Dull ; demand poor ; finest Ameilcan ,
white , 4Ss ; finest American , colored , 4' ' * .
Hl'TTEH Finest United Slates , 70s ; good , COs.
COTTONSEED -Llverpool , refined , ISs.
LINSEED O1L-21S.
PETKOLEl'M Hellned , llUd.
HEFHIOEHATOH HEEF Forcquartcrs , Hid ;
hlndquartero , GVid.
HOI'S At Umdon ( Pacific coast ) , 2 10s.
Tlie receipts of wheat during the past three
dayH were 7b,000 centals , including 9,000 Amer
ican.
ican.Tho receipts of American corn during tlie past
three days were 30,800 centals.
Weather fair. _
Milwaukee .Markets.
MILWAUKEE , April 23. WHEAT Lower ; No.
2 spring , Cl'.jc ; No. 1 northern. Me ; July , ClT4c.
COIIN Higher ; No. 3 , 4814e.
OATS Slightly lower ; No. 2 white , 32Hc ; No.
3 white , 32140.
I1AULEY Higher ; No. 2 , 524c ! ; sample , C2U0
63 14 c.
UYE Higher ; No. 1 , C9c.
PIIOVISIONS Firmer : polk. J12.M ; Inrd. C,92'A
IlECEIPTS Flour , 5,000 bbls. ; wheat , 38,400
bu. ; barley , 13 , COO bu.
HUH MENTS Flour , 4,300 bbla. ; wheat , none ;
barley , 8,000 bu. _
1'corla .Miirlluln.
PEORIA. April 23-COHN-Flrm ; No. 2 , 45',4c ' ;
No. 3. 4Cc.
OATS Quiet ; No. 2 white , 31O31',4c ; No. 3
white. 23V40"9ic. .
HYH Scarce ; No. 2. C1QC3C.
WHISKY Quiet ; high proof spirits , J1.21 ; Hn-
Ished gooils. J1.20.
HKCK1PT8 Wheat. 2.400 bu. ; corn. 2C.OOO bu. ;
oats , CI.OOO bu. ; barley , none.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , COO bu. ; corn. C.400 bu. ;
oats , 18,700 bu. ; rye. none ; barley , 1,400 bu.
N'uw Yfirk Dry ( ionili .MiirUet.
NEW YOIIK. April 23. Agents have advanced
American indigo , Inu-igo and gold and Calcutta
fancies to 4V4c , Central Park Blilrtlnns 5 per cenl
and Crown mills ducks and Osnahurghs 3 per
cent. The market Is very strong and more busi
ness Is doing In Ihe rpot than Is usual to Tues
day. Printing cloths tlrm at 2c for CI squares
and sales of 50,0"0 pieces , spot and contracts ,
Kiinins City .Mar-Hutu.
KANSAS CITY , April 23. WHEAT In fair de
mand ; steady ; No. 2 hard , 5SHc ; No. 2 red , i'J@
S'JUo : rejected , 55c.
CORN Slightly lower ; more active ; No. 2
mixed , 45c ; No. 2 white. 45Vic.
OATS In fair demand ; unchanged ; No. 2
mixed , 2SV4c ; No. 2 white , 32a32 c.
Minneapolis U limit Market.
MINNEAPOLIS , April 2.1 WHEAT Weak ;
April , C2Vjc ; May. C2Uc ; July. C3We ; September ,
ClHc ; on track , No , 1 haid , Clc ; Nu. 1 noithern ,
t i,4c ; No. 2 northern , G2',4c.
FLOUH Sternly > llrst patents. J3.35fl3.C5 ; sec-
end patents , J3.10jj3.30 ; first clear * . J2. ( ffl2.CO.
IJuluttl U'hent 'MilrUet.
Dl'M'TH , April 23. WHEAT Ixiwer ; No. 1
hard , cash and April , CITic ; May. K',4c. July ,
CCc ; No , 1 northern , en I'll and April , W.ic ; May ,
64',4c ; July , 65c ; Septemlier , C3Hc.
MiiucliB ter Textllen.
MANCHESTEU , April 23. Cl4OTHS-Qulet nnd
hard to sell , unless at concessions.
YARNS Strong , but not very ai tlve.
Trlscu Uhcut IJuotHtloin.
SAN TOANC1BCO , April 23.-WHEAT-Qulet ;
Pecembcr. iCic ! ; May , Wtc ,
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN
Vegetation is Doming Along Well but More
Rain is Needed.
TEMPERATURE WAS ABOVE THE NORMAL
Scuiion tu fnr In from n Week to Trn llnyn
Karllrr Tlmn tNiml-Corii
Coiiiinciiccd In Miinjr 1'nrti
of the State.
Weekly weather crop bulletin Xo. 3 of
tlie Nebraska weather service , co-operating
with the'United Stntes weather bureau , Is
sued from the central cfllce , University of
Nebraska , Lincoln , tinder direction of
0. U. Swercy , meteorologist of the Nebraska
experiment station.
The general rnlns of last week , supple
mented In most localities by showers dur
ing the week just passed , have brought veg
etation along well , although In many parts
bf 1fVj.stntt' tlle nectl ° { ral" Is beginning to
The temperature has been nbove the nor
mal , ranging from 2 degrees nbovo the uv-
erugo In the southeastern section to 8
degrees above in the northwestern. There
has been about the normal amount of sun
shine. Several frosts occurred during the
week , but no damage Is reported.
The precipitation has been less than nor
mal , quite Irregularly distributed , nnd over
considerable urea entirely wanting.
In the condition ot crops and the progress
of farm work the season Is from a week
to ten days earlier than usual. Corn plant
ing Is generally under way In the south
eastern section of the state nnd Is begun In
scattered localities over tjic state generally ,
excepting In the western nnd northwestern
sections ,
Small grain continues to grow well , nnd
shows n good stand. Grass has grown rapIdly -
Idly and Is now generally sulllclent to sup
port stock. Alfalfa that was sown In pre
vious years has grown well nnd an unusual
acreage has been put In this spring. Early
planted potatoes are coming up.
SOt'THKASTKUN SECTION.
Butler Wheat , oats nnd rye doing nicely.
High winds have uncovered late-sown grain
In some fields , but no material damage.
Pastures have many bare spots where grass
roots-are dead , otherwise grass looks well.
Cass Wheat , oats and rye have made
vigorous growth , are of good color and line
stand , n'amo grass doing well. JUurly
planted potatoes coming up. Some corn
planted.
Clay Small grain doing line. Clover
nbout all killed out. Much wheat ground
plowed up for corn. Crops fully ten days In
advance of ordinary seasons. Some plantIng -
Ing corn. Stock mostly turned out to grass.
Quite u heavy frost on the 22d.
Klllmorc Seeding- done. Oats look fine.
Winter wheat fully half dead. Some corn
planted. There will be fully one-third more
corn planted than last year.
Oago Oats coming up. Corn planting In
full blast. Fall wheat and rye suffering for
rain.
rain.Hamilton
Hamilton All small grain up and looking
well. Winter wheat , timothy and clover
dead. Wild grass good.
Jefferson ( Jnod week for small grain.
Some corn planted. Oats looking tine. Light
frost on the 17th , but no damage. Some
wheat being plowed up , but not more than
15 per cent of the acreage.
Johnson A fair growing week. Some of
the wheat looks a little yellow. Light frost
on the 18th. ICarly potatoes coming up.
Lancaster Ground In excellent condition.
Plowing well along. Early potatoes up.
Haspberrles nnd blackberries nbout nil win
ter killed or dried up.
Nemaha Oats und fall wheat doing finely.
Wheat showed some yellow blades , but the
rains nnd cool weather have removed the
damage.
Nuckolls Considerable corn planted.
Ground Is moist and warm. Pastures com
ing on finely.
Otoe Small grain doing well. Some corn
planted. Fruit In full bloom.
Pawnee Small grain looking well. Ground
In fine condition. Corn planting progressIng -
Ing finely. Creeks low and ruin needed.
Polk A good growing week. Oats look
the best for years past at this season. A
good deal of flax being sown. Many mead
ows and pastures bsing plowed up. Some
corn planting begun.
Richardson ICverythlng Is growing finely.
Many are planting corn.
Saline Pastures have come forward rap
idly. Small grain , where not winter killed ,
Is doing finely. Most ground about ready
for planting nnd In good condition. Some
planted nnd one field reported already tip.
Saunders Small grain und grass look fine.
Farmers busy plowing for corn.
Sewnrd All spring grain looks well. Corn
ground nearly ready to plant.
Thayer Wheat nnd oats look well. Some
corn planted. Fruit prospects good. Many
shade trees nnd groves dead. Considerable
alfalfa sown.
York What winter wheat Is left Is Im
proving. Ground In fine condition , but very
little corn planted yet. Frost on the 17th
nnd 18th , but no damage reported. Cattle
living on the grass.
NORTHEASTERN SECTION.
Antelope Small grain looks well. Stock
can get fee'd enough In pastures. All farm
work well advanced und ground In good
condition.
Cedar Seeding done. Plowing for corn
under headway. Ground In excellent con
dition , Small grain nnd grass further ad
vanced than usual at this date.
Cumlng Week very fnVorab'.e. Much of
the corn ground Is ready to plant and In
good condition. Small grain nnd grass look
very fine nnd are much abend of the corre-
si > ondlng time for many years. Cattle can
now pick their living on tame grass.
Ulxon Small gialn nnd pasturage coming
on lino. A good week for preparing- corn
ground ; some farmers planting.
Dodge All small grain In splendid shape.
Pastures doing well. Some farmers lire
ready to plant corn. A large ncreage of po-
tntoes planted und some up.
Douglas Rainfall for the week 0.31 below
the normal. Average temperature 4 de
grees above the normal.
Holt All small grain nearly all sown , and
early sown grain looking green. Some are
plowing for corn.
Knox Wheat nnd oats doing finely. Rains
k.eplng the gioind In g o 1 cond'tion. Light
frost on the 13th , but no damage.
Madison Small grain never looked better
nt this hcason. Plowing for corn well along
nnd little planting begun.
Sioux City , In. All agricultural work pro
gressing rapidly under favorable conditions.
Grass bus an excellent start.
Yankton , S. D. Wheat nnd oats are grow
ing well and show u good stand. Plowing
for corn nearly llnlbhed. Grass Is yielding
good pasturage.
Pierce Crops looking fine , but need more
Platte Spring grain In excellent condi
tion. Rye not very good. Much winter
wheat plowed up to put In to corn , of which
there will be u large ncreage. Pasturage
becoming abundant. Season five days ahead
of the nvcruge.
Sarpy Condition of fall grain good.
Spring grain getting quite green. Clover
not coming out well. Farm work fully ten
days In advance of last year.
Stanton Wheat and oats ure looking well.
Pastures In line condition.
Washington Fine stand of small grain
and doing nicely. Grass forward for this
time of the year. Plowing for corn well
along. Small patches planted.
CENTRAL SECTION.
Iloone Ground In fine condition , nnd praln
of all kinds Is looking fine. Cattle are get
ting fairly good feed on the grass.
Iluffalo Weathcr warm nnd windy. Oats ,
wheat and grass continue growing well.
Preparation for n largo acreage of corn Is
In active progress.
Cunter A very fair acreage 'bf ' small
A SPECIALTY CKASB
MILLET
AND
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CLOVER. TIMOTHY.
ff. Gr. JLJCI
IWUlkU Onion Are. Kaniu City , Uo.
KM I n planted nnd looklnp well. Some corn
planted. Potatoes and alfalfa In.
Uawfon-Oround Retting Komcwhat dry.
but wheat , KriiM and rye arc dolnr fairly
well. Plowing for corn has made Bood pro-
OreelejSmall grain nearly nil sown nnd
part coming up In good shape. Ground
could not be In better condition than nt
pren-nt.
llall-Ornss growing nicely. Small grain
looks fine.
Kauri-Frost on the 22d , but no dnmncro
reported ,
MeiTlck Some oats up and looking fine.
Fruit trees In full bloom.
Nance-Small grain and grass looldnjf
well. Some corn planted. A larger ncroaga
of alfalfa Is being sown this year than last.
Shcimaii-Splcndld week for wheat ana
oats. Early potatoes coming up. Apples
plums and cherries In bloom. Light frost
on lowlands on the 17th.
Valley-Spring wheat In good condition.
homo farmers planting corn. Wild plums
und cherries In bloom.
SOUTHWEST SECTION.
Adams A remarkably good crowlnK
week. Everything fnr advanced for thu
season. Spring gtaln doing well. Some of
the fall wheat plowed up.
Chase Ground In fair condition nnd crops
growing fairly well. Fanners are busy
sowing oats nnd planting corn. Grass com
ing line.
Uundy High winds on the 15th nnd ICth
did some damage. Small grain all sown.
Franklin-Small grain growing finely.
Some corn planted.
Kt antler gome damage from high winds.
(5 1 omul getting rather dry. Early sown
wheat looks green , but spindling.
Fuinas-Sprlng grain and rye are looking
fine. Much alfalfa sown and coming up In
line condition. Corn planting commenced.
What winter wheat Is left Is In good con
dition.
Gospcr A good growing week. Spring
grain Is doing well. Very little winter
wheat worth anything , nnd the ground will
be used for corn. Some corn planted.
Harlan Wheat and oats looking lino.
Plowing for corn being pushed and some
planted. Ground In tine condition. Freeze
on the 22d. but no damage yet evident.
Hitchcock Wheat und oats are growing
nicely. Need rain , but are not suffering.
Kearney Grain sown this spring looks
well. Grass away ahead of thu season.
Frost on Kith nnd 17th , but did no flam-
age. Farmers plowing for corn. Alfalfa
growing finely. Potatoes coming up.
Lincoln Small grain looks flue. Corn be
ing planted , but rain needed.
Perkins High wlndi have blown much
praln out of the ground. Need rain badly.
Sunshine nbout normal.
Phelps Spring wheat growing finely.
Winter wheat almost u failure. Rye has
not looked so well for many years , nor
grass bent so far mlvnncod at this season.
Red Willow Fall grain about u failure.
Spring wheat Is looking green , but the acre
age will be short. Grass doing exceedingly
well.
Webster Oats looking fine. Wheat on
now ground Is good , but will be a | > oor
stand on old ground. Potatoes nearly all
planted. Light frost , but did not Injure
the fruit trees. Some corn planted.
NORTHWEST SECTION.
Hex Rutte Warm nnd dry. Grain nearly
nil sown. Gross coming on nicely.
Cherry Good growing weather. All crops
planted are coming up well.
Cheyenne Ground In good condition. All
small grain doing well. Large ncreage ot
corn nnd alfalfa will be planted.
Keith Spring wheat up. No corn planted
yet. Weather warm and dry.
Rock Not much small grain planted.
Some damaging high winds. Good , soaking
rain needed to fill up sags and pond holes.
Scotts muffs Wheat all sown , but only a
small acreage put In. A large acreage ot
oats will be sown , for which plowing Is novf
being done. Grass coming on slowly.
Sheridan Week favorable for farm work.
Grain coming up slowly. Temperature 8
deprees above the normal. Sunshlno und
precipitation nbovo the average.
.lulesburg , Colo. Moisture sufllclent to
start grass , but not of much use In u gen
eral way. The amount of crop planted la
still very small. _
MUnnurl t.rnpn In ( load < nndltlon.
COLUMHIA , Mo. , April 23. The weekly ;
crop bulletin of the Missouri weather servlco
says : Except In a few localities where
plowing and cornplantlng were somewhat
retarded by heavy rains , the weather con
ditions during the past week continued very
favorable for farm work. Light frost oc
curred In some localities on the 14th , 17th ,
18th and 10th , but no damage resulted. The
average precipitation was very nearly the
normal In the central nnd southern sections
and considerably In excess In the northeast
section , but In the northwest section It was
only about ono-lialf the normal amount.
Cornplantlng has been pushed during tlio
week , and In some of tlio southern counties
Is about completed. Wheat nnd oats con
tinue to do well. The prospects for a full
crop of fruit continue excellent.
< Imiigca In Avntlnhln < lrnln Slnulf.
NHW YOU1C. April S3. fpeclnl cnlile nml tcle-
grnplilo mlvlces to Ilnulalrcvtii covering prln-
clnnl point * of ncfumulattnn In the t'nlteil Ktutcs ,
Canada and Kurojw , together with mippllca
allonl for Uuropo from nil nources , Indlenti * tlio
following rlinnRes In nvnllnWc ptoekH hint Hut-
unlay , IM compared with the preceding Saturday.
Available supplies : Unltnl States nnd Canada ,
east of tlio H > 'Uy mountains , wheat. dcereiiBe ,
2.4MOOi > bu. : tViltr-il Stales , Pacific count , wheat.
decrease , IW.Oix ) liu. ; total ilfcreusf , wheat , both
CCKI.SIH , : ,5SrtH ( bu. Allfmt for anil In Miircpe ,
wliea.t , ineiease , IDi.OOO bu. ; totnl tletTcana
worlil'B nvallable wheat , S.IM.OOO bu. United
Stairs nnd Onnnd.i emu of the Kiwkv mxmtalna ,
corn ileerease , GIO.OOi ) bu. t'nlleil States and
C'annda , enst of the Itnrky mountains , oatu , In-
on-line. 3 iWO bu. Leading ilecrfimes of whent
last week not ri'iwrtcil by the olllclal vlmble mip-
ply Klateimnt , Include 310,000 bu. In northwestern
Intel lor elevators. 164 , 00 lu. nt Umlnvllle , 4S.OOO
bu. nt Newport News , nnd 33.000 bu. at Leaven-
wirth. The only correBpondlnu lnercn o wan
102,000 bu. In Minnesota private elevatois.
Oil Miirltuts.
OIL CITY , April 23. Oil oprnr-cl nt J2.10 ; blKli ,
12.13 low , $2.0'Ji ; cloKwl , J2.10 ; Kales , U.UOO bbl . ;
elenranees , 17Gi < 00 bbln. j BlilpmvntB , 95.9U8 Mils. ;
I11.1H. 114.6:3 : bblH.
ANTWKHP. April ! 3. Petroleum Is quoted nt
28 r.
r.lIAMIIt'llO , April 23.-rctrolcum la quoted at
ID mark * .
HUKMI3N , April 23. I'utroleum , 3 mnrku 75
nfir.
nfir.AMSTEUDAM , April 23.-Pctioleum II.
riimncbit IsiitcD.
r.OSTON. April 23. Clearings , } lCtll8,27 ; bal
ances , J157.SD7.
11ALTIMOI11'7. April 23. Clearings , 2,2o7 , 9 ;
balances , { 301.900.
NHW YOIIK. April 23. Clearings , lll,2:9.C3ll
Lulances. GSW,94G.
I'HfLADKU'IIIA , April 23. Clearings , ? 12-
39G.IK5 ; ; balances , Jl.Ml.tSI.
ST. LOUIS , April 23. Clearing * , | 4,2fM,21S ; bal-
n.nces , J597.779. Money , &BG per cent. New Yorlt
cxcli.inw. EOo premium.
WASHINGTON , April 23. Today's statement
of the eundltli n of the treasury tbowg1 Availa
ble eash balances , < lb3,370,1Rli ) gold reserve , J1W-
835.809 ,
CHICAOO , April 23.-nearlngs , 13,978.000. New
York exclmnKC , 80c piemluin , Steillntr , polled
rates , H.'W'.iSH.KS'.S. ' Money , 5 per cent on call ;
C per cent on time.
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