0 TUB OMAHA DAILY IHSTHTrirUHSDAY , APRIL ir , 1H < 7
C01I1IERC1AL AND FINANCIAL
"Wheat Opens a Little VTcak , bntOloses
Strong and Higher.
RALLY CAUSED BY GOOD EXPORT BUSINESS
OnlN mill Corn Trull MOIIR Aflcr tlio
Lender , but Sluma I.lttlc
| Vltiiltll'ro\lNloitn
u ! 'CT CouU.
CHIPAGO , April 11. Wheat was weak nt
tJio start today nnd stront ; nt the finish ,
closing with n HO nilvniiee. A good export
business vvas responsible ror the rally.
Corn and o.its trailed along tiftur vvhput ,
lint'did not have MJ milch vltnllty , oats
closing unchanged nnil corn a shade lower.
Provisions declined 2V4 s to lOc.
Wheat speculators were rather afn loss
which vvny to turn nt the opcnliiK today.
JUijht nt the start the tone was llrm nnd
nome of the early trnnnactionB were nt the
close last night , the strength bclns elue to
tins unexpected uctlon of the Liverpool
market , vvlileh was Hd to "id higher , not-
\vlthstnnilliis the ill op of lie hero yesterday.
This brought n momentnry rush of buying
orders nnd for n short time the feeling
seemed llrm. Hut the ttanc soon began to
suspect manipulation abroad , and the buy
ers trot more cautious ! then cnme rumors
of the failure of Unrnoy Unrnato , the great
Knlllr stoelc operator ot London nnd South
Africa , nnd In anticipation of n possible
business panic nl road the wptculatlvo fccl-
InK1 turned bearish. The reiiorted fnllure1 ,
liowover vvns not confirmed. 1'e-ilmps the
lirlnclpil bcnr factor was the fnlr weather
xvest. IlcpoitB of rain day by day have
llimlly made even Pome of the beats appre
hensive , nnd when nt last thu sun did break
through tin * clouds It gave the bears re
newed louniRcd. St. Louis vvns n heavy
Heller In this market. Northwestern ro-
ceItits were much lighter , Minneapolis nnd
Dultith getting 2M cnlloails , ngalnst rtH the
dny before , 241 u week ngo nnd 319 the cor
responding il.iy of la t jenr. Liverpool
opened at from 'id to % d per cental higher.
rl ho export budm-ps which New York con
firmed as having done yesteiday amounted
to 400,000 bu. , nril within nn hour nfter the
iK'pJnnlng of loilij's nesston fifteen , boat
loads of fresh business were tepoite < l. Dn-
Itith advised Bales mndo there , jcsterday of
1.150r < H bu nnd of eight boatloads more to
day. Wheat , which clo > ed jestcrelay at C7 %
fim'Ac ' , opened with nellcrnnd sales nt
from CiWO ? , and In the course of half
nn hour the price had receded to OC QCGTSc ,
It started upward from the latter point ,
nnd tlnough much opposition It forced Its
way u very little at a time until It pot
to GS'ic Just at the close. July kept about
& 0 discount under May until near the end ,
when It dropped ' { .o below It.
The Impiovement In the weather started
corn weak , and the mnrket remained In
that eondltlon all morning. An Improve
ment stnrte'd on the small estimated re
ceipts for tomorrow , the rally being helped
by the latest stieng-th of wheat und nearly
nil the early loss was recovered. Kxpott
clearances were reported nt 411,000 bu. May
started unchanged nt 23iifT2J'4c , dropped to
2T4C and rallied to 2.TV1C. where It closed.
Oats started wcnlc on the cle.ir weather ,
which was assisted by n disposition among
shorts to sell. Later on In the dny sym-
pithy with wheat and better bujtng gener
ally caused a reaction , and at the close
values were Just where they started A
peed business was trans.tcted. Exports
amounted to "O.fOO bu. May opened a shade
lower at lGfj.lG'/c , declined to IGV&c and
closed nt IG' c bid.
Provisions were dull nnd easier , with busi
ness confined to local traders. Tlio opening
was lower on the weak hog market , nnd
further declines ensued. Some rally oc
curred late In the day In njmp-uhy with
the gialn markets At the close May pork
was lOc lower nt $ S27' . ; May lard 5c lower
at $1 IVfN.U'i , nnd May ribs a shade lower
at SIGJ-4
Hstlmated recelptp Thursday Wl.cnt , G
cars ; coin , 48 cars ; oats , 14S cars ; lions ,
25 ( WO head.
.The leading futures ranged as follows !
Articles'I Ornu. | High. | Low. | close lYoB'dyT
VVhc.it-
Aprll. . OS'4" ' tM ' OS < < C7K
May. . .
July. . ' bOH 07 } ( ,
Sept. , l0' !
Corn-
April. . 2IM 22K
May. . . . 2 Hi a
July. . . . 26M
Sept. . .
O-itH
May. . . . * 1'1 1'lif ' , 104
July. . . 17W 17K 175
Sept. . . IrM 18't '
Pork-
May. . . . R -T fl 1 ! ( J R 20 B 27U 837-n
July. . . 8 40 B 40 8 JO 8 J7H B J7H
Lartl-
May. . . 4 15 4 17W 4 15 4 17 4 90
Julv. . . 4 M 4'J7 > J 4 SB 427H 4 : io
Eh'tKIbi
May. . . 4 4 57VJ
July. . . 4 67t 4 OS
No. J.
Cash quotations were as follonn :
rLOUR-rirm ; w Inter patents , J4.rOSUO win
tcr EtinlKhtH , (4 OOifl 20 , t | > rlnt , " bpeclaln , 14(0 ,
Bprlns patents , (4 004 10 ; Btralghts , | 3 40if3 70 ,
bakers , 13 00 JM 3a
WHEAT No. 2 Fpilne. CSUHCSKe ; No. 2 red ,
S4 < iftt > 7Uc.
CORN-NO. , ZMGX-AC ; NO. 2 jciiow , 21 %
Q24e.
OATS No. 2. ICVic. No. 2 hlte , f. o. b , 2IVic.
No 3 v\hlte , f. o. K. lSVf21c ,
RYE-NO 2. 32vsw33c.
HARLEY No. 2 , nominal ; No 3 , f. o. b , 25
riAX8EEINo I. 74 77'ic.
TIMOTHY SEEIJ I'rlme , } 2 CO
I'ROVIHIONS I'ork. mess , per bbl , f ? 2Sj >
B SO Lard , ir 100 Ibs. , J4 KO * 17 > 4 , Iliu-on.
Bhort ribs Pldes ( loose ) J4 f004 71 Dry salted
houlders ( bnxc-d ) } 6 2".0K SO short clear sides
f.buxed ) . < 75f4.S7'l.
AMIISKY Diftlllira' llnlshed goods , per jal. ,
Stl'aAH Cut loaf , K 51. granulated , tl S3. '
CluolnfluiiH of tilt' ! ) > on Civiieral
CoiiioiiKlKleN.
NI1\V YORK , April -FLOUR-Rccelpts , 12 , .
5C2 bids. ; expflrtB , 3751 bbls. ; moderately active
nnd htuul ) ; clonhiK linn , ulth wheat ; v > lnler
pilinlH , J4.404 45 ; Mlnnrwita p itentn. 3 SOffl M
lt > Hour , dull ; miperllne , J2 2.4jI'T
CX3RN MEAIQulef > ellow western , Wo ,
ItYIJ Kirm : No. s western , Sffj-SGVic ,
HARLEY Hlead ) ; vveetcrn , 2CC2CHC ,
HARI.EY MA1.T-IUI |
WHEAT UjiKrtH , 41.422 bu. fipot. active nnd
Ktroiujxr ; No. 2 rill , 7SI5 e ; No. 2 hard. 7.'i ? e. O | -
tlnns opeue < l ulroiiKi'r on hlKher cables , ili'tllncd
fhnrpl ) under better vvmtlier rrporln and nb-
HPIICU of cpeculallte deinnnd , but lnll > m mi'ii'd
from the lute riF | on on blK' cash liuslnifH und
v\nr talk ; cloningHO net hlcier ; ralea Included :
No. 2 lid. April cltueil nt 7iVic ; May , 73'4 ' 74 jO ,
cloKfd at 74 ? c.
CO UN Ilccilptn , 43 875 bu ; oporti ) , (9.774 bu ,
h | > ot fairly uellvc ; No. 2 , 29V ; } llow , 3Ui4c
Optlnnx opene-d vteakir In conscqin nco of line
VMMllur wi < t , nold off under ll < iuldatlon , but
rallied with whtat and cloMd Ku net lower ;
April closed utJ'ie ' ; May , : sj2iilc , cloud ut
Ml.e.
OA18 RecelptB CA 400 till ; cxportx , CO HS2 hu.
Hpot , market dull ; No. 2 , 22c. OptloiiK uoix. dull
nil day , with an inntr undertone ; clfinlng un
rhaniril tii 1'le net lower ; Ma > , 21' ' < iJlSc closet ]
ut SHc.
HAY IMcy ; shl ) ping , UijCCc ; good to choice ,
70n75r.
1101'S-Qukt.
llllinim : ; C-nllfornla , ICc.
l.nAllinit-Muulj ; lii-inkHk Bole , nuenoa
A > roti , lulu to IIP.IV > - welKhtii , 20U210.
I'ROVlHlri.NS llwf , nte-iid > ; tut rneatn. Bleady ;
fthoulilem , > M > UIS25 | , I ini , Heady , nMlnt-il , { 5.
1'ok. stPail ) , but dull , old iw > . S 75ff9 HI.
Tallow , deads ; cty , S\c. out try , 3'tc. '
OILS IViniU'iiiii , ( liiidyi I'uinnjhiuilu crude ,
ntrad ) , M > kTWc Turpentine , tendj ut Sa'iW '
! 0o Cottonseed Hi'uillcr ; prime irudv , 2 < U- ,
fob , mill , UHftlCc , prime t > ummrr jellow ,
2 ti:3o , oft rumnur tellon , rj c. Rovln ,
strained , common to good. II UR1 Cii.
RICE-rirm <
MOI VhSEH htiaih ; N'evv Orleans , oiK-n kettle ,
poor ti > chime , ii30e.
Ill'TI iil-ltectlitH | 4 C4T pkks ; markit Mp.uly ,
vcktirn ertumer ) , IJftUo ElKlnn , Uc , fnilory.
CllEIISnRtpelptu SOI ? | ilvK , ; marnet fttady.
Elate , lame 'JSHJijC. uliito , rmiill. Uttll'Hc ; part
vklnu , Cd c ; full tklnm , ZtiCJc ,
l.l.O.iRreclpU ISO'b liken maiVrt t adj ,
ftntu and I'miie ) hmilu , l ' , ic , wi-m-in , HUe.
kinithcrn SHio
Mi : FA US 1'lif Iron , tmiy , noulherii , JlOMUll 00 ;
ncrlhtrn , I1 W 1JSO Cuppi-r. dull , brnki-ni ,
HlS'i , exchange , ill 37(4tfll ( ro Tin buivly
Itrudy , Hrnltn. JI3UHI7W plute'3 , quiet. t-iif | .
Iff utrady ; domettlc , 14 MM 10 U'ad. clote-d
tuny , riilijnyi133.MiSi3 r.1 , , , broKcni , it 90 ,
Ciitloii .VkurKrtH.
NEW YOIIK April -COTTON-Ppot , quiet
lul fteadi , inlddllni ; , 7 7-Kc Kuturtn. iteady ,
uU MSOO bali'n , Janiiurj. ICkS. IVluuur ) , Inf. ,
April 1708 , May , 7 IT , June IT 10 , July. $7 M.
Auirucl 17II , StptrmUr t& 1 , Oftober , JC10.
November , t&31 , Drcrmber , > 8.M The market
la the local short * hu > Iwe-ii actuatrd by fear * of
ioi ( erloujj trouble la tb ilUslidpol v , lltjr
wllh the eolton xerianire lo lit clcxfil thre
dnyR on ncfotiht of the hclldayf ponlnj ? them
to unutunl rlt-k rVivprliiK nns the frnture ol
the dny. The mnrkrt finally Slowed nn n.dv nc
of 1 to r points , nnd the market ckmed Mendy In
ton ? . Th re hnn liffn very little outsldo Inter
est. The market In the afternoon was helped
by leportu of the dry good * Auction nalp , Tilth
20000 packages nfffrcd , flnd reported lo be ex
ceeding expectations , on the average.
OMAHA ( ) I.MH.\I. .MAHKHT.
Cniiilltliin n ( Trmlinnil ( InntndnnH nn
Stnitle nnil I'liney I'roiluce- .
A bitter nght 1 * being \ragcil by the dairy In-
tPnxt In the Illinois legttlntiirc agnlnst butterlne ,
Chicago 1'roducc figures that American fanners
find sale for ! ,100Ot > 0KiO ( pounds per annum. Thin
nt the low price of UHc per pound brings them
In J2f,2UWOuO net , Th" farmer , receiving but
about 2c ns his p irt of the procredii ot the
tmlc of u pound of oleomargarine , would only
obtain JI2OuO.MO , where before fie received J2C2 , .
Itecplpts of game In the Omnhn markets are
very light and hunters claim that while ducks
are- plentiful It Is very hard to secure t.icm on
account of the high water.
A great many creameries started up about
April 1 , nnd that fact , together wllh the lilch
price of butter , which rcdueed consumption , has
brought about a break In the market ,
OV. . Huttn has loused the room recently
vacated by Whitney & Co , at Eleventh and
Howard streets , nnd will uxe It ns a pnlcsroom
during the fruit reason. He mill retain Ills
present location n well.Vhltncy & Co. moved
ncrou the IdocU to Tenth utrcct ,
There Is a rumor In the produce district that
Harriett Hros , the well Known Chicago fruit
hoti c , will locate n br-inch In Omaha , No one
sctmu to know the origin of the rumor or
whether It Is true or fultc. Quotations :
EC1OS Hulk of nalcs , "lie.
I1U1 TER Common lo fair , 7So ! choice to
fancy roll , 12@14c ; separator creamery , ISc ; gath
ered ereamery , Ifx ; .
OAME lllue winged ton I ducks , tl 50 ; green
wing , II. 23 ; redheads and mallards , 12.751)3 ) W ;
canvosbnckc , J3W : Canada geese , lvi.e , (5 ( laitf
ti > j ; small , } 2.t > u03 CO
VEAL Choice fat , tO to 120 Ibs , are quoted at
EOS'.ic ' : laigc nnd coarse , 4t Jc ,
LIVE rOULTHY Hens. CffOUo. cocky , tQtc.
I'lOEONS Live , 7GjXc ! ) ; dead pigeons , not
wanted.
HAY Upland , ( I CO ; midland , $3 CO ; lowland ,
J300 ; rje straw , | 360 ; color makes the price on
Imj light bales tiell the best ; only top trades
l > rlng top prices.
11ROOMCOHN Extremelv slow pale ; now crop ,
delivered on track In country ; choice green self-
working carpet , per Ib , 24f2'ic : choice green ,
running to hurl , 282'4e ' ; common , ijjc.
VEOETAUI.ES.
Southern green vegetables are scirce In thla
ami most ot.ier markets. The Hoods and high
waters have proven a misfortune lo many who
me far nwa > from them ns well ns lo those In
the mlctet of them. Hundreds of glowers nnd
shippers of early vegetables , who ale licjonil the
reach of the rushing waters , arc unable to reach
many of the markets Consignments nrc delayed
enroute until they ure many times a total loss.
Quotations :
1 t'ItNIl'sC.l.er bill. . Jl BO.
pcrbbiV1iPfoTA13L'is : 1ccls' carrot9'
RAUIHIIES-rcr doz. 30c.
L1MTUCE 1'er doz , SOc
WAX DEANS Itu. Inixei , J3 CO. I
SritINO IlEANH-I'cr 1m box 12 CO. i
ONlONS-I'cr doz . 20ff30c.
1'ARSLEY-I'ci doz , 23c.
DERMUDA ONIONS-I'tr crnte J4 CO
' ' - llllno18- per bbl-
, T d.IV = K'-rancy - -
y Iler doz lnrEc. California. No. 1.
, : , 4iC.
rpTATOES ( Ipod native stock , per bu 'CfiSOc-
fiv \n T'1 t1000" , . ed river valley , 430
COc , Minnesota
eaily Ohio. 40343c.
rilUlTS.
, STRAWIJEnRIES-Texas. per 24-nt , cases
IJOO. LouMnnn. 24 pints , J2 so '
MALAGA ORAPEh-1'cr keir J7 no
CRANllEHHlES-ler cr\le. KO
AI'PLES-rnncy. large. $225 , choice , J2 00
TROI'ICAL TRU1T.
lo
Cal.for- .
M 'sccLLANnous. '
MPT- , ,
-
.i TS-Alrnonds. California. Porb. , IarKe
*
_ _
.h-A@ . l ? .aK .
lOBHo : ' nibe - n. f'UI ' ; J2J2' > ° ! Btandards.
ildes He per 11 , . loss I an fulj cured
SHEElPELTSOrecn baited , each ' 2C060c-
green salted shearings wool'cd
( short early
. ! ' i C' ,0ry ? n < ? rlngs ( fchort wooled
early Kklns ) No. 1. each. 5c. dr } flint , Kan-ns
and Nebraska butcher wool pells ner Ib ac
tual weight. 4K5o. dry flint , Kansas and'Ne -
bratka Mutmln wool pelts , pei | b , actual
weight , 304o , dry flint Colorado butcher wool
pflts , per Ib , aetual weight , 4G5c : dry Hint
Colorado Murrain wool pelts , per Ib actual
weight , 3j4c , feet cut off , as It IB useless to
pay freight on them
TALLOW AND URCAbE Tallow. Nu. 1. 2VJc '
tallow. No 2 , 2e grease , white A , 3o. grease ,
white H , 2c. greisp. } cllow. 2c , grease , dark ,
lic , old butter , 2214c , beeswax , prime , 15if22c-
rough tallow , le
WOOI * Untv ashed , fine hcnvj , C7o : tine light
SJj'Jc , quarterblood , 10012e eeedy , burr } and
chaffy , Sif9c , eotted and broken coarse , 7Ju ! ) ;
cotted nnd broken fine. CRSc ricece vv ashed
medium , IJfilKf. fine , HftlGc. tub washed , ICO
ISc , blaek , So ; bucks , Cc , tag locks , 2Q3c ; dead
pulled CftCc.
HONES -In car lots , weighed and delivered In
Chicago : Dry llufTnlo per ton. J12Q14. dry
country , bleached , per ton , J10C12 ; dry country ,
damp and meaty , per ton. JCflS.
1'RESH MEATS.
DRESSED HEEP Ciood native steers. 400 to
COO Ibs , OHet good foreimarters steers , 6'4c ; good
hlndiU-\rters | , kc , neMnn fleers , CUc , fancy
heifers , G'4c , good lielfers , Cc , good foietiuartem
heifers , DC , good hindquarters heifers , $ c ; good
cows , ( ! c ; fair cows , fj e , common cows , 6c ;
cow foreipiartcis. 4V.c , cow hlndquarterii , 7't" .
DEEP CUTS Tenderloins. 20c. bonelecs strips ,
9io ( strip loins , 7'io , rolls , Sic ; sirloin butts , 9c ;
ElioulJer elods , 5 lie ; rump butts Cc , Merr
chucks , 4'ic , cow chucks , 4c , boneless chucks ,
4ijc ; cow plates , -S c , uleer platen , 4o , Hank
stink GP , loins , No. 1 , 14e. loins , No 2 12o :
loins , No 3. Do , No 1 short loins , ICc ; No 2
nhort loins , He. No 3 Bhort loins , Uc : sirloin
ends , 7".c ; rlln No. 1 12c , ribs , No. 2 , lOc , ribs ,
No 3 , fo , slccr rounds , Cc ; cow rounds , C4o ;
cow rounds , plmnk tiff. 7c , cow rounds , shank
and rump off , 7'/4o , trimmings , 4o beef shanks ,
2V4c brains per doz , 3rc ; swpptbrends. pel Ib ,
12o ; Bweelbrnnds ( calves ) , per Ib. , 40o ; kldnejs ,
fiei do45c ; ox tails , lacll , 2c , liters , per Ib ,
3e : benrlB per Hi , 2e. tonsueu , pir Hi , 12c.
Ml' rrON Lambs , SP ; jparllngn , 7 e ; sleep ,
7it ! , market raiks , lone , So ; hotel tucks , short ,
lie , legs and rnddlrv , 9c ; lamb l gs , lOo ;
breasts and steuv , 2e tonsucs , each , Cc ; iilnclis ,
each , Uc.
PORK Dressed pigs , 6'4c ; drpssod buss , B'ie.
( endprlolnn. He , lolre , 7lc ! ; tparc ribs , V o , ham
sausage , bultr , Hie. ll0\lllcl , rouuh. 5'jc ;
HlioulderB , FKImied , D l < \ tlllinnlliKH , f.e , Iraf
lard , not rendcud , 5c ; heads , ele ned 4e ; moiita
und cam , 4c ; luckbotip , 3c ; cn k iiieatn. 31tc ;
tuck bonea 3o , pigs' lalls , 3Hc plucks , < aeh ,
Cc ; ehltterllngii , Be ; hork . 4c. hiaits. per doz ,
2".c , stomachs , eaeh , 3o : toiiKve i , each. 7o ; kld-
in'i . ptr doz , , lUc , brains , pei doz. , ICc ; pies'
feet , per doz. , SOc ; livers , each. 8c.
C 111 I'll u < > fiiix mill SiiK r AliKiirli Store
Tli u n Half tinIle'iilliiKu. .
NEW YORK , April 14 The awakened Interest
In btoek dialings on the exchange today was up-
partnt , rather than real The tolal aUu ran up
lo 2:0,000 thin f , but Chicago ( las and Sugar
absorb * d 1U.COO nhureH of there , Oilcaro Oau be.
Ing the It-.idi-r with mcr C'.COO tlures , und llur-
Itngtcm , 8t Paul , New ork Central und Reading
weie credited wlt.i nearly M.oeo rhares more.
Even lu the matter of bimill dealings the market
laekcd breadth man ) Mockii utuall ) on the ac
tive list showing mi mien , MUpourl 1'aclllc and
l iekawanna bilni ; ixample , 'Ihe livav ) vol-
nine of dialings In three t-prcliltlcti was ul-
mou v > hell > protipMoiml und oiitiildu Intrrent In
the murkrl waw piacllcully nil \\lutr\er buo > -
uiic > tlurr might , \u\a \ bern latent Ii lh > market
after last nlKlil'a iloi-'e received nn effirtlvo
< hrek In the heav ) lliiuldatlon In bugai and
Chlcniro ( lua. wnUh brcame manifest from the
opening of the miirlet A further n-ductiun in
fome grailFU ( if the rc-llncd floiluct teemed to
dafli the hrH.-M | of tlio > e who have li-en calculat
ing hvav ) innlltB on run imgurs suppurted In
anticipation of tie tuiln . The reports were also
elriulated of Ihe Illncm of a leading illklal uf
the cdiiiiiiui ) Enurimiui ) bice kg of humr l tock
\\iro nfTeicd for rale , one lot numbering 2 COO
iliarm , und > evrrul 1,000 fhait-n tach The prlco
went down b ) jump * under this lieiny bmnbard'
Huntlinl linn btiniountcd as Inilde eup ] rt
> f I'hleagu ( las was nUo wlthdriiwn , In faev of
the l.i ice offerings cf a prominent operator ,
ithoko ixamplo was follow id by 'many other
icUleri' A ftellng of rkppllclsm became eur-
irnt rrganllng recent rfports of the ctrtalnt > of
'jMimlili ; Irirltlatlvu action In Hllnols , There
WUH 11 period of IIHO\T > during the da > , but the
Icrllne uknln ret la nn I ie > np rtl l Intention of n
letl lnlUi' commlttre ut bprlnglti-ld In report In
favor of llmltliiK by law HIP ebarkv for nn In
Cliliugu lo (0 ( eiiti The hPavliusn In tlueu
KurKlen uffntcil | he whole market more or
IOH , though many ralluio * held firm Rrad-
Ing contlnufil to te Munelhlnt ; of a drat ; on the
nuurkt-t but support trfineil to IK * forthcoming
for tlie ecurltlm of this comiun ) , Tlie horc
of Iron ore ( .umpunlra alto rellccled Ihe unsettled
cui.dlllon extillng In this lndum > Hiorl itll-
ntf wu alto In wldtuce to unlit the decline
Thu Irndencj received a decided check at one
icrlod Tone wan Importetl to the coaler * by
& support ( lleadlnr , th itrtojeh In
I Valley , In the Philadelphia market nn.l . Ihe * i > -
I parent check to the proposed UclfUthe Inyestl-
I gallon of Lehlgh \Sllktfbirre in IVntmylvanln ,
Tic long htraldeil announcement , officially pro-
mulirateil , of a contract for the mle of tinO.WO.-
I 000 of S per cent 100 year gold bonds by the New
York Central nnd of 112 000,000 of Ihe mme class
' of bonds for Ihe New York & Hnrlfm had a
stimulating effect on fie whole market. Prices
went to the highest of the day on the rally , and
quite generally thowtd net galnr o\cr last night's
closing llul prlcni fnllel to hold. There was
rome natural reaction In view of the fact that
the New York Central refunding plan , with ll
paving ; of fixed charges , had Ions ; been dis
counted The fact that only fS5.000.000 of the
Issue wait to be applied to refunding , while its , .
000,000 wan lo be sold for new conttructlon nfter
1903 , nwnkcned apprehensions that ton much had
been allowed to the reduction In fixed charges to
rcnult from the refunding. Thin doubt wan re
flected In quite n sharp reaction In New York
Central , nnd by sjmpnlhj In Onmtm , these being
the only Vnndcrbllt properties tn which there
. were dealings of any Importnncc. T.ie net re
sult of the Irregular fluctuations In Chicago das
nnd Sugar wnii n loss of 21 per cent In the former
nnd 2 per cent In the latter. The notable gains
on the rally were : flurllngton , 1 p'rcenlj Dela
ware A Hudson , nnd New Jersey Central , IH
per cent ; Manhattan , 1 per cent ! New York Cen
tral. U per cent , nnd Omaha , e4 per cent. The
final reaction caused loiifcs ns follows : Hurling-
ton , Ti per cent- Delaware & Hudson , 1 per cent !
New Jersey Central , 14 per cent ! Mnnhnttan ,
H per cent ! New York Central. l'i ' per cent ftnd
Omaha , IH per cent ; Minnesota Iron miffcrlne
a net IOSB of 3 points.
rirmnpss characterized the bond rpeculatlon ,
vvhlrh was rather quiet. The * BM aggregated
only $777,000. Governments ruled llrm nnd a
ehnitc higher on purchases of } 1 ! 000.
The Evening Post's Ix > ndon financial cnblp-
Kinm SKJS : "The market , though uncertain nnd
IrrcgulHi today , wns better on the whole nnd
the exchange decided lo close on Saturday next.
C'onscU nnd home rails had the best market.
There wns a distinct rise In Amerlcnni. New
York Centrals were Ihe feature nnd were bought
by Now York principally. Detnlln of the fund-
Inn scheme nre expected tomorrow. Those who
took a hopeful view of Americans believe that
the time In coming when those funding schemes
will be properly appreciated nnd will be the
occasion of a sharp stimulus to nfTalrs. Kaf
firs have lost on forced sales , but the close was
materially better and firmer showed a better
tone , Torclgncrs were dull , tha feature being a
sharp fail In Urazlls Gold wa * < In strong de
mand. Of today's movement 310.000 vvns for
Japan and r,0tOO for Austria. The 1'arlB nnd
Itcrlln markets were firm , but the close was
undir the best. "
The following were the doling quotations on
the leading clocks of the New York exchange
today :
offered
The total Bales of Block today were 230,217
shares , Including the following : American bugar ,
& 9.500 , Ilurllngton & Qulncy , H.400 , Chicago Ga- < ,
trust re-cclptH , CC 200 , Delaware & Hudson , 2 DOO ;
Manhattan Consolidated , 4 400 ; New York Cen
tril. 11,700 , Omaha , 4,800 : Heading , 10,700 , Hock
Island 6 200 ; St. 1'aul , 10,300 ; Tennessee Coal Uid
Iron , 1,300 ; New Jersey Central , 7,600.
Sfc'W Yurie Moiity "Vlnrket.
NEW YOUK. April 14 MONEY ON CALL
Easier at ll 61h per cent ; last loan , 1V4 per
cent ; closed , l'4fflli ' per cent.
PRIME MI3UCANTILE PAPER 3J4JJM per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady , with nctuil
business In bankers' bills nt $4 87Vf4 87i ! for
demand and nt Jl SCffll SCV4 for sixty dajs ;
posted rates , } 4 SCV4. commercial bills , Jt K'/z.
' "
HAIl hILVE'll 62c. ,
GOVERNMENT BONDS Firm. I
STATE I1ONDS Dull , |
RAILROAD HONDS Firm.
Closing quotations on bonas were an follows :
Klmine-lnl > IIIIH.
DOS ION. April 14 Clearings. 16 C20.779 ; bal-
ami" . J1.1S1.C4. : .
1IALT1MORE. April II Clearings , | 2,373C4S ;
tialuncctJ , 4202.CCS
NEW YORK , April -Clearings , JS2,62J,726 ;
Ittlances , | 5.2:7MI.
PHILADELPHIA. April -Clearings , 110,01 ! , .
67C. l > alancn , | lW2f < .
CHICAGO , April 14 t'learlntii. 112 J92.710 ; New
York exchange. 43c premium ; foreign exchange ,
firm ; demand. 14 HH , for flxty daj , J4 SC'4. '
HT 1/HJIB , April 14-C curnKii. | Jl WJ.432 ; bill ,
iinces , | (41Sis. Mone ) Bt/7 I r cent ; New \ork
exchange , COc premium bid ; 7io premium uked.
\Voii ! JlnrKelN.
NEW YORK , April -\\OOI-rirmj neece.
HOJIC. pulled , 1BO20C.
UT. VOVia. April -WOOU-Bteady and un-
OMAHA LIVE 'STOCK ' MARKET
M I
Receipts of Oattlo- Liberal and of Hogs
RalHb/-Light.
BUSINESS GENERALLY IS SATISFACTORY
Acllie De-mil iid for llccf Sloer * ni
Uooil , Slonllj' ' rt-lpeM Umlcr
UrniU'n Ilu JIcttcr
llrc , k Until } .
SOUTH OMAHA , April 14.-nccclpts for
the days liullcntcil wore :
Cntlle. Hops. Sliccp. Horses.
April H . 3,220 4.S73 3,433
April 13 . 2.2C3 3,009 2,5(2
April 12. . . . Z.1GS 1.20S 1.6oS
April 10 . 1,3 < W 2 724 2.SOJ
AprllS . 2,411 2,010 0X0
April 8 . 1,603 4,0-ilT 3,103
April 7 . 3,420 3,475 Z.oDl
April 6. . . . . ' . . 1,9')7 3,323 1,719 . . . .
April 5 . 1.052 ! ir-2 2.CS1 18
April 3 . 1,401 3.ZGI ROD CO
April 2 . , . 1,9 > 9 4,112 1,79 12
April 1 . 1,393 3.2GS 1.33
March 31 . 2,224 3.002 2,439
Tlio oillclnl number of cnrs of slock
brought In today by each road vvns :
" Cattle. Hog-s. Sheep.
O. & St. U Ity . i . . . 1
Missouri Paclllo lly . 3 2 1
U. P. system . i . 37 18 7
C. & N. AV. ny . . , . 4 1 . *
1rj. . & SI. V. U. II . 40 17 0
S. C. & P. Uy.- . 12 2
C. , St. P. , M. & O , Uy , . . . . .
. & AI. n. u. n.t . 20 21
C. , H. & Q. lly . C
K. C. KL St. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
C. , II. I. & P. lly. , cast. . . . .
C. , R. I. & P. Uy. , west. . . l 2 3
Total receipts . 13ft 73 1' '
The disposition of 'the Ony's receipts was
ns follows , ench buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Murom. Cattle. HOKS. Sheep
Omaha Packing Co . 21 1,111
G. H. Hammond Co . 392 1,158 150
Swift and Company . 1,141 1,107 .50 .
Cudahy Packing Co . 4 ( > 2 1,701 115
1 * . D. Armour. Chicago. . . S2ri .
II. Becker and Ucgnn . 470 .
Vansunt & Co . i. . . M .
J. i , Carey . 100 .
I.olimun & HotliBClilKlB. . . 3 .
Hill & Lewis Co . 04 .
Huston & Co . 33 .
Krcbbs & Co . 21 . . . .
SUrlock . 2.41S
Other bujers . 109 .
Left o\er . . . . . 60 . . . .
Totals . 3,210 5,187 3,431
CATTL.I : ttecelptB of cattle vere llberi
today and the largest since Wednesday of
lust week , n very large proportion coiwlst-
Ing of comfort beeves. The market ns u.
whole was In very satisfactory condition.
Beef steers were In active demand and
the market opened early , the cattle selling
freely at Rood , steady prices. In the mut
ter of quality , the cattle showed up qul'e
well , the great bulk selling Insldo the range ,
t4.20 < iT4.CO , with a top at $1 KU. By 10 o'clock
the most of the cdttle In the yards had
changed hands , and an early clearance was
effected.
Butchers' stock vvns also In good demand
and the market nctlvo nt steady prices.
The number of feeders In first bands VV.T >
comparatively small , and while the demand
was not large It \\usrsulllclent to clean up
the supply. The prices puid were about
the same as prcvallid on jestcrday's mar
ket. Ilepresontatlva sales ;
NATIVES.
BEEF STEERS.
inprlniccr. , . . , , 31 '
lions Receipts If , hogs were not BO very
liberal , still they wcre''tho lament of nny day
since March 30. The'rikelptu , however , did not
cut much tlKure In * tlfp market . as the domi '
nant Influences cri'th provision market and
the fact that jirlcWfciAvo | been too high tuio
aa computed wlthTMher maikcls. balesmtn
were ptrjiared for'ftbreak , and were not sur
prised when II camej '
The market openetl IWISc lower nnd It held
that wa > without ImjfihlUmenl. The great bulk
of all the hogs eold ( it * 3 85 , aa agalnet
400 > ftur < liiy. Tlielfi'iuleie fairly ailho cnn.
nldcrlni ; the lower lirlci'n , and the most of the
hues sold early , ' 'J '
In rulte of the biVaUHhe market hero Is hluh ,
comparatlxely upcaKtngl The bulk of the hugs
sold today at Kamiiis City at > 37Mj3SS , an
against 13 65 here.
Today's break leaves the market a shad
higher than It was on Wednesday of last
week and on the cfcrrerpondlng day of last
month. One year ago today the average Price
paid for hogH on tliU market was 13.49. Rt-p-
itBtmutlvu tales ;
At Mrs. Benson's Old Stand , 1519 Douglas Street
AT AUCTION
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF MAX MEYER & BRO , GO ,
Consisting of $100,000 Worth of WATCHES , DIAMONDS and JEWELRY ,
Will be sold at Pubic Auction to the highest bidder without reserve or limit , Every
article warranted as represented or money refunded. Sale begins
WEDNESDAY , APRIL 14.
at 10 a. in , 2 p. HI. and 7 pHI , , and will continue until the entire stock is sold. Ladies
are especially invited to attend this sale.
Mrs Benson's Old Stand , 1519 Douglas Street
0) 279 (0 3 SS C7 SSS 40 3 Si !
r,1 272 tl > 35 49 287 240 385
64 254 80 3 Kr > 70 2'.S SO 3 83
81 262 . . . 3 8 * Co 232 CO 3 fi
R8..t..250 ICO 3 85 f2 270 . . . 385
. . . . , . . . : SO 3 85 Cl 27 80 3 83
Ti 244 . . . 3 87W 70 230 . . . 3 83
G4 206 . . . 3 87i,4 10 251 . . . 3 S5
f,7 221 . . . 3 si-i CS 20 . . . 3 85
C8 239 . . . I ) * ? ' ! , Ill 2 < i3 . . . .1 S3
77 240 80 3 87'4 57 304 40 3 & 5
f,1 2 0 SO 38714 41 2ol . . . 283
M 2 < : S . . . 387 04 241 SO 3 fc5
70 239 . . . 3 M 73 2C9 . . . 385
71 248 ICO 3 DO 11 220 . . . 3 SB
(0 223 . . . 3 ( K ) 10 2S7 . . . 3 r.
71 2IJ ICO 390 11 214 . . . 383
TIGS-ODDS ANt > HNDS.
1 GOO * 0 3 25 9 200 . . . 3 $0
1 4SO 80 323 1 300 . . . 3 N >
3 135 80 3 DO 2 3d3 . . . 3 80
16 113 . . . 3 CO 1 300 . . . 380
2 37r . . . 350 8 275 . . . 3 82U
1 510 . . . 3 60 6 253 . . . 3 S3.
1 430 . . . 3 70 4 297 . . . 3 85
1 290 . . . 375 C 236 . . . 385
1 4CO . . . 3 75 4 272 . . . 3 J-J
1 . . . . 40 40 375 9 253 . . . 3 S3
4. . . . 312 . . . 375 3 276 . . . 385
2 i.0 : . . . 375 9 303 . . . 385
2. . . . 23- , . . . 376 2 303 . . . 3 ! > 5
B. . . . . . 144 . . . 375 7 194 . . . 3 8r
6 . . .263 . . . 3 W 9 231 . . . A 85
8HI2U1' Tlie market was actlxo and fining ,
some westerns celling nt $485 , as aRtiln t X4 80
yesterday 13\cr > thliiB changed hands early In
the nionilnir. Itiprcscntallvo tnlcu :
No. Av 1'r.
2 Cllllt 65 J2 75
TO cillln 75 2 75
23 fccdem 82 4 00
95 fieders 82 400
115 native wethers 101 4 40
COO extern u ethers 96 4 C5
1310cslern jcnrllnKS 85 4 C5
H \cstcr.l } eir Ing ) 8J 4 C3
ire neitern wethers 117 4 S3
ICO western \\cthcrs lit ! 4 83
CHIC tOO I.IVK hTOCIC MAItlCUT.
Cuttle mill HOKN u Dime I.oticr Tvltli
iiood HOKTH Offerc'il.x \
CHICAGO. April 14 Trade In cattle was only
fairly active rnd prices closed CJflOo lower , ex
cept for the better class. The bulk , oil the cat
tle so'.d at from 14 50 to * 5 00 , with n. few Bales
of prime beeves at from. * 5 15 to J3 S3 Stockers
and feeders cola clilclly at from f3 CO to Jl 25 ,
with choice feedlne cattle wanted nt from J4 30
to fl 40 Common ! to Rood canncrs sold at from
J200 to J2.75 , while fair to Rood butcher cows
mid frcelj at from } 3 00 to ? 3 75 nnd prime to
extra heifers at from { 4 00 to J4 DO Hulls fold
mostly nt from J2.DO to J3 C5 , calves were stendj
nt from K DO to $500 and Texas cattle were
unchanged.
The lint ? market was lamely lOc lower , with
the greater part of the sales at from $4 00 to
1415 Heavy packing lots found purchasers at
from (3 85 to ! 4 10 nnd the best hogs brought
)4 I1 ; early The offerings were mostly choice.
Prices fop sheep were unchanged , with sales
on a basis of from 13 25 to ( I DO for common
to choice. Westerns sold at from } 4 00 to S5 00.
with prime lots at.t5,33. Texaps.wcre v\anted
nrouniF$4 7r T.niiYbs were active at from } 3 C5
to (6 10 fop poor to prime , Colorados nelllng at
the top Spring lambs brought from $7 00 to
J710 Colorado lamba were largely lOc loner ,
with Fnles at from J6 00 to SC 10
Itecelpts : Cattle , 13,000 head ; hogs , 25000 head ,
sheep , 15,000 head
St. Loul * I,111StorU. .
ST. I/OUIS , April 14 CATTMJ-Receipts. 2,500
lead ; market steady for natives ; Texans slow ,
fancy export steers 1525 ; fair to choice native
shipping steers. 14234(500 , steers under 1,000
pounds , (3DO425 , ktocltem and feeders ,
WOOfT4fO , cows and mixed , Jl 5003 CO , Trxas
anil Indians tteern , < 2 D0f4 30 ; cows and heifers ,
$2 OOJJ3 75.
Iioab-Hccelpts. 7,000 head ; mnrket SiplOc
lower ; lltht , J3 90S4 00 ; mixed , S370Q400. heavy ,
(3 COK4 05.
Sill : ! : ! * llecelpts , 6,000 head , mirket steady to
strong ; native muttons. $3 M(4 73 ; lambs ,
$4 COfrS 00 , Texas Bhecp , J3 OOO4 DO
KMiiNUN C\t-\ IiStock. .
KANSAS CITY. April 14 CATTLE ItcrclptB ,
8000 hi ail Mnrl < it weak to lOc louer ; Texas
Ktccrs , J325R470 , Texas co s , J28083JK ) , nntlve
steers , 13 COJJ5 00 , nntlxc cons and lielfcrs , Jl 75
{ 14 25 , stockers nnd feeders , $3 25J > 4 75 , bullH ,
J2 D0ff2 83
HOGS Ilccelpts , 13,0(0 head Market DfTlOc
lower , bulk of siles , 13 7DS3 80. henvles , 13 70W
3 CO , packers M CIOT SO , mixed , J3 70S3 85 , llshti ,
J3COOT71 ; , Yorkers. 13703375 ; plfs , J300Jf3GD
8HKK1' Ilccelpts , C 000 hean Market ttrong ,
lambs f41Dt(80o ( , latter for fancy spring , mut
tons , 13 Kfft 70
N MV Yorlc I.lie' Sluck.
NHW YOUK. April 14 lllinVHS
925 head ; fairly active and firm , bt.igs nnd oxn ,
S27W425 , bulM , } 2CO@3CO , dr > cons , } 3 fD03 40 ,
cables quote American btccrx at 12c , sluep , 10 > W
13140 , refrigerator beef , S\Q10c , exports , DO.O.'O
qunrtcrH of boef.
RIIEii AND IjAMtlS-nccclptfl. 9,6.11 head ;
Rilet > , D 900 head , quiet , and sllghtl ) i.isler for
prlino sheep , unshorn sheep , J4 J3S3 23 , clipped
sheep , J4 OOJi1" 71 , southern xhorn lambs , $34jj >
BCJii , filliped hlicc ] > , tnWfiuCO
IIOGb Itecelpts , 5,4T > 5 head , market firmer at
(4 35&4 70. ,
Stock In
Record of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal marketu for April 14 :
Cattle Hogs Sheep.
Omaha 3220 4873 3411
Chicago 130i2300 > 13 WO
KanmiH city sooo n&j ( roe
St. iLouls 2 DO ) 7fOO COm )
Totals 26,7.0 49,873 CO 413
Pull Ill\ < - I'rlut Cli.tli 1lnrKi- ( .
TALI. IlIViil. Mass. April 14 Tlio print
cloth market Is very dull at 2 'J-lCc.
SI. IiiiiilM ( .I'lii-ral VIiirKeln ,
HT. I.OUIB , April 14 IT OUIl Dull , steaiU and
unchangfd , patents , (3DOi(370 ( , < xtru fnney , Jl 33
OS 35. fnncj , 13 I0jr310 , choice , JJ 1D3 25.
\V1II3AT The ptculatlVL mirket vuis Blow nnl
lull ut the opening and for M > III time afterward ,
owing to the laclt of nupport loiter the innikrt
rullldl nnd after lluctuatlng within tne rnniju
of 1 ( cnt , clobed rfiuly to fractions holier than
> csteidn > bpot , higher , Nn 2 led cash , tle-
\ntor 'J-'c bid , track Ul'/.flWc ' , No 2 hard c.uli ,
Kflic , May , bi',4c ; July , 73o n Ked ; AUKIIBI , 70'ic
( X3K.N" l ituri-u fipeneil dull and lower , but nil-
ltd and clr ed firm hpot steady , No 2 cabh ,
'In bid. May. 21Tiu bid , Jul ) , KWo bid , Septem.
ber. 24Ho bid.
OATS futures dull and slow ; cloning easier.
Spot dull and lower , No , 2 each , ISc bid , May ,
18'c ' bid , July , IBc bid
ltyi-Hll.her at 34c , track.
llAHUn Nominal I
POUN MiAItl : 40 (1 ( 45.
IIHAN Dull nnd uealc , sacked , cast tiaclc ,
would tell at 4SifDOc ,
HAY Hiemlj 1.11 1 unchanged ; timothy , } S Mip
13 DO , prairie , J4W5J8IO.
lll'TTiH nnnci , enamery , 1301Sio ! ; dairy ,
SOIDc.
IXIQEI IIlBhcr nt 8c.
WHIBK1 httndy nt II 19
MIJTAI.S Unil lower at I312',483 17'a ' Spel-
er. llrm nt J3 92H
COTTON Tlis-IJnc'iangcd. :
IIAKHNG-Uncliail i > d.
I'ROVIhlONH I'ork. lower ; ttnnilard mess , Job.
ilrit , IV.10flh.T5 I ml lower , prime ttcorn , 14 ;
choice , H UJ'i ' ] ! aion ( bo\d ) rhoulddx , { 503 ;
c-xtra short cleai , I5D7V > , ribs , T'13. n'lorts ,
5 22V4 Dry salt meats llwxed ) f houldi-ni. li ,
extra tliort elrar , J5 , ribs , | 5 13 , ehorts { 5 22V.
I'OUI.THY 4Tilckenii , steady ; hens , CflCHo per
lound ; xprlnfa. (300 < | 400 i er dozen , turlujn ,
Irm , SljBllc , ducku , llrm , T'ii'S'ic ' , ecese , dull ,
{ Ne.
HCC'iniTH riour. 4 OfO bbls , wheat , 1,000 bu j
com. 23 000 bu ; oats , 19.000 bu
BIlirMIJNTS Hour , 2 WO Mil * , ; wheat , 17,000
bu. ; turn , ? 2bCO lu , ; outs , 3CKO bu.
NEW YOIIK. April 14 COITii : Options
were stead ) ; March , unclmiiKCd olhtr month *
S to 10 points lower , following tnulir iuri : < pean
narketB. llrazlllan markets and small dellvtrlen
n this country , market dull In the mornlnif ,
advanced kharply In the afternoon on uliurt
coverlnK und unfavorable late European coble * ;
clofed linn , nllli prlrra IGiJID i > olnU net ad
vance ; inks , 18 DOO bags , Includlnir April , (6 IK ) ,
May , 17,00 Spot , tUady at the advance ; No.
7 , Invoice , J7 87W : jobbing. 7 MW Mild , iiulfl
and steady ; Cordova I137D01C2& : tulm 10000
IxtK ) ; trot , 17.37V , 2.W ) buns Klo , No. 7 , 1700
< | V 31W. and 300 l.ngfl Maracalbo p , I : ? W bat , *
Central American p. I. , total uarthoutu de-
llverltx from the t'nltt-J Htatev. 8,734 bauB In-
cludlnx 7.H7 ba s from New York ; New York
utock today , S36 miaii * : United Htaie * stock ,
408,767 LBK < ; oHoat for the United States , % * > , -
ROO bnKB ; total visible for the United States ,
C992S7 bns , nirnlnst 411.07 ? Ings la t > cnr.
SANTOS , April -COrPKi : . tend > , RooO
avrrngc S no , 8 S30 lels , receipts. 1C.OOO bags ;
slock , 476 000
HAMIlUIin , April H-COKrun-UnchnncciI. .
sales , 13 WO hags
1110 1)13 JANI3IUO , April 14.-COrrnn-rirm !
No 7 Rio. 7'JOO rels ; exchange , 7 11-lCd ; re-
cclnts , 4 000 bags ; cleared fun the United Stales ,
< > 00) lings , cleared for Kuropp , 2,000 bncs ; stcck ,
274 000 liari.
iiAVitn. April -corrii3-noKcd stwidy ,
M higher to % f loner ; talcs , 15CW bngi.
Iilvcriiool Crnlii unit I'rnv Ulnim.
I.lVKItPOOU Ap 11 H-WlinAT-rulur s uul | .
April , nominal ; .Mnj , " Cs 9 < 4d ' ,0 higher , June
not quoted , JulJ , Ds 9'4d "id higher
CORN Spot , quiet rmurcs , quiet ; April ,
steady , 2s CVd , May , stend ) . 2n Cd
TI OUR ririn , St I/ouls fancy winter , fs 3d.
HOI'S At Ixtidon (1'aclllc ( coast ) , C5783i
I'UOVISlONh Ileef extra Imlli mpf fCs Id ;
prtino nicsK. 47s ftl. J'ork , firm ; prime inn's , line
weftcrn , fOs , prime mccs , nudlum uistirn * ' *
Hani . short cut , 14 to 16 Ibi , llrm nt 43s 2d
11 icon , long clcir middles , lien\j. 40 to 43 Ibs. ,
nrm , 2Cs , clear ( jollliu. 12 to 14 Ibs tlrm 2&x
Shoulder ? , fquare , 12 to 14 Ibs , firm , 2Cs I-.il < 1 ,
spot steidj , 22
CIinnsi3 American , finest white nnd colored ,
DCs Cd
TALLOW Prime city , 18s Cd.
L.INSIID on.-ir .
( VIIIINIIN Cllv Crnlii a ii it I'rovlMtnnn.
KANSAS CITY , April 14 WI1I3AT Market
dull nnmlnilly stondj , No 2 hard. 77c ; No 3
7iM)75c ) , No 4 , CSHQC-kj ; No 2 red , 93c , No 3
red , 92c , No 4 red , TOSSOc , No. 2 spring , 77Ifc ,
No 3 spring , 71Q74C.
CORN Spot , about He higher ; mnrket active ;
No. 2 mixed , 20'ie21e. '
OATS Matket firm ; trade light ; No. 2 white ,
nominally , 20f21c.
HYi"1-Mnikcl weak ; No S , nominally , Me.
HAY Mnrket llrm , unchanged timothy , & 9 00 ,
prnlrle , IS 00
IJUTTnR Market vvenkcr ; receipts exceed de
mand ; creamery , 15l4iT17p dairy ,
HUGS Market nrm. 7'40'Sc. '
_ - „ „ - MarKc'd.
NEW YORK. April H SPGRRiw , dull ,
fair refining , 2 11-lCc , centrifugal , if test , 3 5-lCc
Refined , dull , mold A , 4 ? c standard A , 4l c ;
confectioners' A , 4'hiC ' ; cut lo-if , Gi4c ; crushed ,
GHc ; powdered , 45c , granulated , 4'4c. cubes ,
4.c.
4.c.LONDON
LONDON , April 14 SUGAR Heet , April , Ss
IXDNDON , April 14 All the exchange- ! will
bo closed on Good Friday , on Saturday follow
ing and on Monday next.
IVorlii Market * .
PEORIA. April 14 COIJN Steadj. No 2. 22'c. '
OATS Inactive ; No 2 white. 20201c.
WHISKY Mnrlttt stc-ui > , finished goods on
the basis of $1 19 for high wlnei
RECEIPTS Corn , 23 200 bu ; oils , 26 750 bu
rje , COO bu . whlsltj. 75 bbls ; wheat , 3000 bu
SIIIPMENTS-Corn 5750 bu ; oats , 18150 bu. ;
rje , none ; whlskj , COO bbls ; wheat , 1,800 bu
X * T - York Dry ( JoodN Mnrlcct.
NEW YORK , April 14 As the cotton goods
nnrket nt first hands was practically deserted ,
because of the unusual Interest minlfeslcd In
the nuctlon pale , bujers of woolen and silk
goods also underwear nnd ho'lery , were on the
alert nnd considerable advance business was
placed. Printing cloths were quiet but steady
at 2 9-lCc.
Toll-do MnrkftN.
TOLEDO , April 14 WHEAT Higher nnd nrm ;
No 2 cash. 91c ; May , 92c
CORN Active and cnsy ; No 2 mixed , 23'/5C. '
OVTS rinn ; No 2 mixed , 18c.
IH E Dull nnd higher , No 2 cash , 34c.
CLOVER bEED Active ; prime cash , (4 30
OIL Unchanged.
MliiiicniioIlH Wlient QuotnUoiiH.
MINNEAI'DLIS. April 14 WHEAT Hrm :
May. C74c ; July , C7Tic. September , CS c , No 1
bird , ' 0\c ; No. 1 northern. CSc. receipts , 201
Oil Cltj
OIL CITY. To , , April 14 No quotations for
certificate oil ; credit bilanco" . unchanged ; runs ,
96,915 bbls , shipments , 99,637 bbls.
Snii PrniiolNtMiVlicnt ftuotiiUoiiN.
SAN rUANflsrO. April 14 WHEAT Quiet ;
May. 122 4 , December , 51 12' ,
Korolern Pliiniiulnl.
PARIS April 14 Three per cent rentes , 102f
fie for the account , exchange on London , 23f
12c for checks
LONDON , April 14 The amount of bullion
withdrawn from the flank of England to1a > wns
375000 and II n amount gone Into the bink was
2" 000panMi 4s CO'id ' Gold Is quoted at
IIIIIMIOH A > res today nt 19323 , nt Lisbon , 47 , at
Home , 105 47 ,
I1AHO.N WA\TIJI1 IV SVX F
Oiniilia 1'iille'ito Hi * AnKiMl to Arrcnt
Htm on Arrival.
SAN FRANCISCO , April 14. Charles J ,
Ainold , alias Haron Hobert von Tiirkholm
will probably bo brought back to answer tea
a crnrRe of bigamy. A warrant for Ills ar
rest has been Issued by1 Judge Allen of Oak
land npnn the complaint of his drat wife ,
whom ho deserted six months ago , and from
whom ho lias never been divorced. Tlie
Oakland chief of police wired at once to the
Omaha chief of police to arrest the bogus
baton upon his arrival In that city and to
dcialn him until an ofllcpr with rcriulBltlon
papers may be unit to fetch him back to
California. On liln return a charge of per
jury will also be filed against him , based on
tlio false afllrmatlon he- made last Satur
day regarding Me name when he procured
the license tn marry Jcannlc Young.
Clil"f of Police Sign art bca received a
telegram from the chief of police of San
Kianclsco ohklng If the woman In the case ,
Jcnnnlo Young , the additional wife of
Charles J , Arnold , the qllogcd German baron ,
was rcglHtercil at a prominent hotel In tills
rltj. Detectives were at once Edit to all the
local hotels , but neither ( ho vvlfo extraor
dinary nor any I race of her could he found.
The police vvero not asked to arrest either of
the pai tics. _
VoorlKTN1 Iti-ailll IIM ! , ! < In .SInlc.
TKHIin HAl'TIJ. I ml , April HThn ro-
maliiH of ex-Roniitor Daniel W. Voorhcrs
luno lieen ! > lnR In Htiitti at tno Tern- Haute
IIOUSP , whcie a conntant Htre.un of callon
IUIH pTs-snl In review nil dny AmoiiK thosu
vNho called to pay the hiHt trihulo wa < x-
Secrelary of Iho Nmv I liehardV Thoinp-
Ken , Tim Jackson club prov filed tlio vvalch-
eis , who stood Ktiard In ciiuidi ! of four ,
lervlnif nix hoiirH each , The funeral will
ho lu Id nt 'J p m lomoriow nt Ht ,
Btcphon'fl I'plRcopal churcli , from which
Mrs , VoorhccH was burled ten y < ar ago
HrooUI ) n Out of lr > Doclc.
PHl ADnLPHIA , April 14 Ttm United
States crnlHor llrooklyn , which HUH Injured
In the Ice goreo In the Dulnvvarn In January ,
WAH successfully lloulnl out of lh dry
dock nt I.paguo Itiland Navy yard today It
now HIM atanchor In the De'awnro rivrr ,
wheio the finishing touches will he admin-
Isle-red be-fore thu bl thlp Is declare l sea-
wcrthy. _
IIINI | | - > IN TriiulilfK of n ln > .
NOniHSTOWN , P.I , . April -Tho Long-
mead Iron compiny and the roimhohoikui
Tube compiny of Connhohocken have gonu
Into the blinds of ncehcrH. The falluro IH
the largest that has over occurred 111 this
county. Tim nubilities will amount tn ahoul
1300,003. The assets will not be o\cr tlDOCOO.
rirt * It-i-nril for n Ia > .
CHICAGO , Aptll M. Kl-p today destroyed
thu Gorman IIOUKU at Kcimlncloii , A num
ber of guests on Iho third und fourth lloors
had to ho n moved by ladders. Tno vvome-n
VVITO rescued In an unconscious condition
I/oss , > 3DOO
SluUt * L'oiiceHNloiiM I i
MILWAUKUi : , April H. A contract for a
year between the JUroveru' union and the
fflTRONIZE
HOME INDUSTRIES
Y purchasing uoods ntitda
nt tlie fIlowhn ) Nebras
ka f ictorius. It you emu
not find Avhut you want ,
communicate with the
manufacturers n to
w Ii a t do.tlcrs hnndlo
thuir aoodu. 3 = c = 5 = sssc
UAQS. UUULAV AND TWINE.
1IUMIS OMAHA 1IAU CO.
Manufacturer ! of all klnJi of cotton and bur-
tap bags , cotton flour carki and twine a
laity C14-SI6 18 8. llth St.
OMAHA IIKUU'I.NU ASSOCIATIO.N.
Car load ililpmcnts innde In cur own rcfrit. ,
.irator cars , li'.ue Ribbon , Elite Exoort. Vlcno
Expert and Pamlly Export delivered to all pa.tu
of the city.
IKON WOltKB
1JAIS X CUXVlilLL , lltu.N WOKK * .
Iron nnil ll-ran * Fouudcra.
Manufactures tnd Jobbers of Machinery. Oen.
yal repairing a rfcialtv. i601. 1COI and 1501
rtckson street , Omaha , Nto. %
l.MJUbTKIAI. IHO.WORKS. .
llonufucturlng and repalrlne of ail klnrts ot
machinery , engines , pumw. eltvutor * . pi-ntlng
pre&ies. Imngtrii , shatuns ana couplings 14(8 ( and
1IOS Honnrd St. , Omaha.
1'AA'IO.V & . VIBULIAG HlOft IVOUKS.
Manufaeturers at Archlt-cutral Irin Work.
General I'oundry. ilachiue and Illackmnltr work ,
nnslncci-s nnd Contractor * for Fir * Proof nulld-
Inits Office and works : U. P. Ry. tnd Bo.
' 7th street. Omahn.
SHIUT FACTOHIES.
J. .U. UVAAS > .NUllUAS'liblllltT
CO.Ml'A \ V.
Ulxcluslv * custom ihlrt tailor * . ISW Farnam.
WAGONS AND CAHHIAGI .
A. J. hMll'SO.V.
1 KID , 1111 DinlKc.
rull line of Carrlnpcs , lURKle , Phaetons , Pony
Carts. Wheclu rubber tired. CThc best IB the
cheapest. >
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
AMnitlCA.V TK. > T AMI AAV.MNG CO.
> wnlnss. Tents , Horse Covers , lrlags and
Ptullns Tnntn for rent. Sulesroom 611 South
Sixteenth street. Teleohono 40C
DYI3 WORKS.
SCHOKDSACIC'Jj TW1.V C1TV DYI3
WOUK.S , l. l I-nriiaiii St.
Djeliis and cleaning of garments and Koods of
every desrrlptlon. cleaning of line gannents a
specialty.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO
Telephone 10. ) ! ) . Omuliu , Nub.
COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND : SfOIJ ]
Uoard of Trade.
Dliect wires to Chlcouo and New York.
Correspondents : John A. Warren & Co.
l.H IIAIM. & JI I.I > C..N M'l.C'Il'H
.t cm Iw l\cn ulllMiul Uio Idiontrilco mf
< lic iialloiit Inioffu ti a ur arllclm of food , " 111
clfrct a rerinniirnt iml "luuly ciirn , i hftlior tba
pnilpiit I B moilrritf ililnVinrun alcoholic wrech.
Hook of p.irllciil sis fie . In be hud of
Kuhn A < . . ISt'l A P uulu. r t , Omaha. N D.
GOIOEN SPECIFIC CO. . Prop's , Cincinnati , 0.
f. r II U | i nh on Mnrnitln * H hll. m IIM fft
PROPOSALS POP. ritnsn nrci AND
Mutton. llraclniinrlcra Dcpartmont of the
I'Intto , Ollle'i' Chief CominlsHary of Snb-
* lntence , Om ilia , JCrb. , April 10 , 1S07. Soali a
proposal . In trlii'lc.ilc , nccoinpnnle'tl Ly
written Ktinrantpn bonilH , In duplicate , will
bo recelve-il nt thlH olllce , .until 11 o'cloek
n. in , ccntrnl slnmliiul time- , May 15 , 1897 ,
nt which time nnil n'nce ' they will bo opcncit
In prrit'iioe of lildderH , for furnlHliliiK Htieli
ilimntltlcs of frp.ih bpcf nnd mutton for
Issues , as may IIP rebuild ! b > the Subsist \
ence Drpnitment. U , S. Army , ut Omnlin.
N brnsk i , Torts Crook , Romnson nr.d Nlo-
lir.tr.i , NfliriiHkiv , nnd Torts 1) A. Kiixacll
nnd Wnshulclu nnd C'amp Pilot Hutie , Wyo
ming , nnd Kort Mcnde > , S. n , dnrlni ; the
period < otnine-ficliiR Jul > 1 , iW" , and ndlnif
Dcee-mbcr 31 , 1VI7 I'roposms will nlso ba
rrcelvcil until 10 o'clock a in. mountain
nlandard time , and opcjuil at tlio posts ot
Flirts Nlobinra , Itobtnson , J ) . A. Itus ell.
WiiBhnklc , Mcndo and Camp Pilot Ilutto.
by tlie respertlvc- post < ommlssarles of
sued posts , e-ach coinmlisary ricclvlnif pro
posals for Ills own post unly. Proposals
will also IIP rceelvcd stating tlio prlco at
which Urn bidder will deliver fresh bec-f op
mutton of the chiinii ler stated in the speci
fications and to bo delivered of te-inpurntnra
not preate-r than M dcrrien ( Knlirenhelt.
Kull Infoi million furnlsliid on nppllentlon
hero or to coinmlFcnry at any post author
ized to open pioposnls Government reserves
serves italit to reject any or nil proposals
or nny part of any proposal Unvulopeu
coiitnlnlnK prornsiils Htiuuid be marlatt
"PropoHals fet Fie-sli H < e f nnd Mutton , "
nnd address d to uiuli-i sltrned or commis
sary nt post iitithorlzt il to reecho propos iln.
THANK i : NYi : , Major find O. 8.
Milwaukee bruvvlu eomptinlcs linu finally
been slKfied by Krnst Kiirgrnknahu of Ht.
I.ouls , secretary of thu National Ifruwers'
union The hours of labor remain tno same
IIH last jcai ten A slUht iidviiiico wa
mndo In ihu vvaies of te-amsUrs , firemen ,
ollera tind Icemen The nun tain other
minor eonecsslons They Ink ml to demand
an eight-hour day next > car.
AiiiliiiHKiulor H" > 'inllM fur lionilon.
NUNS' YOUK , April 14. Colonel John Hay ,
United Stairs ambassador to tlio court of
St. James , nulled for Cn lnml today on tlio
steamship .St. Paul , Ho wua accompanied
by his vlfo and eldest daughtor. Kx-Hcp-
rcBentutlvu Perry llulmoiit v\a oUo ainont ;
thu paHuengcrs. Ho Is goliif ; abroad for u
stay of scve'ral months.
Tlircn llurli'il In n
V , Idaho , Al'rll H. A snowslldo
at the llaltlinoru mine , near Kctclmm , re
sulted In the death of a man nameil Whlto ,
Tred Till ford and his C-e > ar-old Btep on.
They were catiKht In the ulldu while on the
nay to their cabin and covered up to a
depth of fifty or sixty feet. The body ot
White has not ytt bleu reeovercd.
( 'nllH Hull mi Appropriation * .
AUSTIN , Te-x. , April H Qovcrnor C'ul-
berson threw u liombtnell Into lenlnlutlva
clreles today by velolntr a bill uinroprlatlnc r
J25 , 0 to buy ( he Ban Jii < Into buttle Kroumlu
near Houblon , Tex. , and took occasion to >
cull the attention of thu legbdaturu to Ita
vvusteful extravucancevnen the stute wuji
tn sucli a depressed financial condition.