H t THE OMAIfA DAILY BEE , TUESDAY , APRIL J.2. 1898. 11
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Enormous World's Shipments Knocks Off
X Frico of Wheat ,
FINE WEATHER IS ALSO AN INFLUENCE
OrnHInn Se * In Near Hio Close an
f lleiiorlH nt Severe Dnmuge
tu the Crop * la
Cnllfornln *
CIllCAaO , April 11. Whom tcxUy sold
off l'4c ' , largely on fine weather and en
ormous world's HhlpmentB. Closing prices ,
however , showed a decline of but % flc ,
ncnx.itlonnl crop damage reports from Cali
fornia relieving llio presHiire Into In the
day. The president's measago was not a
factor , thn contents not belns gcnernlly
known until trading for the duy wns prac
tically nt nn end. Corn , oats nnd pro
visions were all easier and left off at small
declines from Saturday's flnul prices.
The opening tone In wheat was distinctly
weak , July starting at from Sl'ic ' to S4c ,
compared with Saturday's closing price of
SItyiOSIttc. Several Influences combined to
bring about the decline. Advices from
"Washington early were of a more pacific
character , nnd as a good deal of buying has
been done of late on belief that Impending
hostilities would bring higher prices , this
fact was responsible for jnore or less un
loadlnp. The wouther west was very favor
able for farming operations , nnd early crop
icports weru bearish. The government crop
report wns expected to show n condition
of 87 per cent , against Sl',4 ' last year , but
uncertainty In regard to this unil the fact
that the foreign markets were still closed ,
nad a tendency to restrict the trade all day.
Small northwc.it receipts were apparently
overlooked. Minneapolis and Duluth re
ported 271 cars , against 3.17 last week and
GG2 a year ago. Chicago receipts were 83
r.nrs. The addition to contract .stocks was
largo , llesldes receipts of 4t cars of thlt
grade from regular sources 23 cars nnd
14,000 bu. were received from mixing houses
und a cargo of 70,173 bu. by lake , a total
of about 14S.OOO bti. The world's shipments
wcro enormous , amounting to 10,370,000 bu.
Liquidation , which started-at the opening ,
wns kept up without Intermission for ome-
tltne , the price finally dropping to SUVfcc.
This was below "put" price , nnd "a alight
rally was caused by buying by holders of
these privileges , July reacting to SJ &fSftc.
Tnls show of strength lasted but n short
time. The visible , which was expected to
Hhow a decrease of about 1,000,000 bu. ,
proved a severe disappointment to tht bulls ,
the decrease amounting to but 91,000 bu.
The market quickly sold off ngnln on this
announcement , and the lowest prices of
t'nu day were recorded , July getting down
to gtltftKHic. The market then steadied
somewhat on covering by shorts , but did
not rally much until after the noon hour ,
when the great strong I'n of the Ban Fran
cisco market nnd decidedly sensational re
ports as to the wheat condition In Cali
fornia put n different complexion on things
nnd caused the best buying of the day ,
fiomo really Important short lines being
covered. The California reports were t'ne
worst so far received , a hot norther pre
vailing , with an advance of 4 2-10c at San
Francisco. During the Inst hour of trading
the market showed a good deal of firmness.
The July prlco finally advanced to 83c
and closed nt t'nat figure.
Corn was very weak early. Fine weather
and the break In wheat atarted general
Belling , a brenk of V&c resulting. The mar
ket soon became dull , with narrow fluctua
tions , until near the close , when the rally
In wheat broug'nt buyers Into the market ,
nnd prices rallied to the best point of the
day. SIny ranged from 29 > 4C to 29aC nnd
closed > iftVic lower at aQ-l 9 > ic.
Oats , In a general way , sympathized with
wheat nnd corn nnd ruled weak and lower
on a moderate amount of trading. The
line weather also counted. The demand was
very light until near thp end , when It Im
proved on the wheat rally , the market
cloning fairly steady at some rally from
the bottom. May ranged from 25fji ( i > % G
to Z.VJic and closed a shade lower at 23c.
Business In provisions was light and
mostly of a scalping nature. Lower hog
prices , the grain decline and the more
peaceable prospect at WiiKnlngton wcro
responsible for an opening 'decline , and the
still lower prices which followed. The mar
ket Improved with the late recoveries In
grain and closed steady , with May pork
7 c lower at 59.80. May lard 2 c lower nt
J3.17Vi and May ribs 2V c lower at J3.17M : .
CORN-NO. 2. 29Ho.
OATS-No. 2 , 25-y.S2Cc. f. o. b. ; No. 2 white ,
S9V } 29V4o : No. 3 white , 27T 09c.
llYK-No. 3 , G1V4C. i
TIMOTHY SEED Prime. J2.75W2.80.
KLAXHBKn No. 1 , J1.2I01.22V4.
1'ROVISIONS Pork. meps.fper bbl. , ja.80ia.8I
I > ard. per 100 Ibs. , J5.1503.17',4. IJncon. short rlb
etdea ( loose ) . J5.25Qi5.33 ; dry salted thmll ler ;
( boxed ) , JI.75iiM.87Vi ! short clear Bides ( boxed )
} u. COO'S. ' CO.
WHISKY Distillers' nnlshea goods , per gal. ,
fl 20
20SUOARS Cut loaf , J3.C9 ; granulated , 15.135
C.3S.
On the Produce excliange toJay 11V butter mir
ket was steady ; creameries , 13520o | ; dairies , 11J
ISO. Cheive. quiet at SffSttc. Eggs , steady ut c
Live poultry , steady ; tuikeys , DIPlOc ; chlckcna
c : ducks , Sc.
XU\V VOn 1C ( iK.VKH.VL MARKETS
QuotntloiiM for tinliny on Gi-nera
CoilllllOllltlfM.
NEW YORK , April It , FLOUR-Recclpts , K
200 bbls. ; exports , 21 , SOS bbls. ; dull but stendlti
held with old prices ; winter straights , Jl.Mfl
4.11 ; Minnesota patents , } 5,10Q3.rOj winter cx'r.is
J3.S504.10 ; Minnesota bakers' , J1.25O4.43lntei ;
low grndea , J2..Hii3.X ( ) . Rye Hour , dull at SJ.7 :
C3.20. lluckwlicat Hour , J1.30OI.5' ' ) .
CORNMEAIDull ; yellow western , 70c.
IltH'K\VHEAT-"Nomlnal at 45c.
ItYE Finn ; No. 2 western , 69c ,
ItARLEY-Qu'et : for ling , < 2. .
HARLUY MALT Quiet ; western , 63JC3c. (
WHEAT RvcelptR , 115.CJ3 bu. : exports. 175.CG
bu. Sput , steady ; No. 2 red. Jl.OK , t , o. b
nlloat. Options weak , mn.it of Ilia cession iii.ilri
largt1 world's Hhlpinents , bearish crop IICWE : u tl i
tllsapK | > lntdng visible supply reduction , Townrt
the close modemin covering hroU4ht alv ! ii. >
llnnl prices wen- only ! UJ e net lower ; No. :
red May , tl.COTiUl.01 % : clwifil. Jl,0l5i.
lX > RN Receipts , 1I5.S03 bu. : export ! " , 2i3l )
bu. Spot easy ; No. 2. 3Cc. Options opened lowe
und ruled weak all day under realizing OTI ib
Hence of hopeful newu , closing UU'ic n .t lower
lay , 31 3-lCO3tHu ; clowtl , 3c. \ .
OATS Receipt * . 4'J,2CO ( bu. ; exjvirts , 193,43.1 lu
Hpol weak ; No. 2 , 3'Usc ' ; No. 2 white. 32Uc. Op
tlons dull ami easy through lark > , * "xport bus !
ness , clcalng Vic lower ; May closed. ! ! ic.
HAY Quiet ; spring , 3 ifi5c ; good to choice , t
C70c.
Itors-Q lt : 18S5 crop , 406 : ; 1530 crop , 70S ;
IS'JT crop , l-M17c ; Pacllle coast , Ib95 crop , 46 3c
IStS crop , 8fi-Jc ; 1897 crop , 15 l7e.
IIIU1CS Steady ; Oalxeston , 15',4c ; Texas dry
J2'.4c : California , 17WIj'lS c.
LEATHER Steady ; hemlock sole , Ilueno
Ayres. 18kfi20Kc.
\VOOIj Quiet ; rleeoe , 17ifJ2c ; Texas , lS14c.
VROVISlONS-lteef. tlrm ; family , J11.COB11.75
extra iiRtui , )9.0W,73 ) ) ; beef hams. J23 : packet
10.23ffll.CO. ( ' "t meats , tlrmj pickled b-lllrs
| 5,75W .W ; pickled shoulders , 14.50 ; pickle.
hams , J7.50ff7.73. I.ar.1. dull ; western steamed
5.45 ; renntxl , quiet. Pork , nulet : mehs , J1.75J
10.0) ) ; sltort clear , J10.C01.S ) : fam'iy ' , 11 OH
It.W. Tallow , quiet ; citj , -1683\c ; country
SHHS ic , as to quality.
Oll S-Pelroleum. dull. Resin , fttn'ly : s'r-ilnej
common to rood. Jl.42VtRl.45. Turr ntlne , qultt
SlUOHUr. Cottonnod , steady tut quiet ; prhn
cniiie , 19ViO20u ; prlmo crude f. o. b. mills , H\t
JSVJc ; prim * munnier yellow , KW2"'i4r : off summe
yellow , JJc : butter oil , I50274c ! ; prime wlntf
yellow. * 7MSc.
Ilirii-Steaily ; fair to extra , 4H8 < iKo ; Japan
S'.ifi'He.
MOLARS1XJ Quiet : Kw Orleans , open kettle
good to cho'o ; , 28 iS3c.
METAIjS There was an Indifferent market fj
tnetaU t'xlay ' nnd changes In quotations are un
Impoitnnt. At the clo.xthe Metal -.chant
rails pig Iron warrants dull , w'th t' , nil in
f.K asked. Lake copper , nulet , wltlh Jll.W bl
unl HMO Mke < 1. Tin , qultt. with III.M hid nnd
lit. 45 nsked. Spelter , quiet , but nrm , with 11.13
bid nnd JI.38 nskcd. fyad , dull , with J1.U Lid nnd
$3,70 aiked. The firm flxlnc the ttiliiv prl o
for miners nod , uni'ltcrs In tna weit ntiotr * lead
J3.M.
llUTTKR-RccHptJ , 5.611 pkM. : rnntkit st'.flJv :
wcilorn creamery , 17lf21c ; Llglas , 21cj factory ,
,
CHEEHn-RccelpH. J.001 pVRj. ; matk t utendy :
large , , choice. . 7UV7',40 ! imall , choice , 7yiOSo ;
p rt fklm , 4fSc ; full fklrn" , 203o.
KnciS Receipts , 15.C37 ypkgs. ; market flrmj
ncitctn , lO'/ic' ; southern , ( ' ,434)10
" *
OMAHA ( JKMJHAL 3IAHKKTS.
Condition of Trniln nnil Quotation * an
Slnitlc nnil Kniic > - 1'roituce.
KOflB Oood stock , 8V4c.
IJUTTnRCohimon to 'fair , 9ltc { : scparatT
creamery , JOc ; gathered creamery , ISQlCc.
VEAL Criolccfat. . 80 to 120 Vit. , quoted nt
9o ; larKe an.l jsoanie , We.
L1V1J POULTRY Chickens , GiW7c ! : old roost
ers , Jo- young roosters , ( Uie'/jc ; duck > . "e.
OAMB Mallard * . t.6uH2.75 ; teal. Jl.lSfll. ! ; ;
brants , Jl.ooyj.oo : Canada geese , tl.M30.00 ;
-ilx d ducks , J1.0001.2S.
PIOEONS-Llvc , 11.1:01.23 ; dead pigeons nol
wanted.
HAY Upland , JT ; midland , tC ; lowland. t > .50 ;
ryu straw. It ; color makes the prlco on hny ;
light bales sell the best ; only top grades bring
top prices.
VEOnTAHLnS.
cnr.KRY-Ooo.1 . stock , lalge , ZOc ; email , KQMc.
ONIONS Per bu. , , fJS.'c.
HKAN8 Hand-picked navy , per bu. . Sl.Uftl.JD.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas , IC-peck bbls. ,
tt.M ; need sweet potatoes , K.
CAIlllAOE-Oood Block , per Ib. , I'SOlTie.
POTATUES-Homo crown , 5ttf35c ; Colorado
stock , 7uc.
TOMATonS-Per crate , seven baskets. tJ.M.
? sk\v Ilt.nTS . Per , , , , A . bunches , 43JTMc.
TI lT1fcJlf.u * , _ _ . , . . . . * - . . _
RAniSIIEH-Per doz. bunches. 25 30c.
LETTUCE Per doz. bunches , 30 3k : .
( IREIN ONMONS-Pei- . , lc.
AVATERCRESS-Pcr IC-qt. case , Jl.GO.
CUCUMHERS-Pcr doz. . tl.23Sl.CO.
FRUITS.
STRAWUERRlES-Per 24-pInt case , J2.230J.M ;
24-qt. cn e , t4.60ii3.00.
AlU'LES-Wlnter stock , J3.0003.M ; boxes , tl.Ii
C lANRKRRIES-Fnncy Jersay , per bbl , J10.
TROPICAL "filtilTS ,
ORANOES-Callfornla navels , f2.75i33.00 ; fancy
seodllnKS , J2.2.Vff2..V ) ; cholc" , 2.
LEMONH California fancy , t3i choice , tl.60 :
fancy Messina , t3.OOJf3.CO.
IIANANAS--Uiolce. laiRe flock , per bunch , } 2.0
OS.2i ; medium sized bunchffl , tl.'SffS.W.
MiaCELLANlIOUa.
NtTTS Almondr per Ib. , larse size , 12W13o ;
small , llo ; Urazlls , per Ib. , tsioc ; Kncllsh wal
nuts , per Ib. , fancy soft shell , Wfllciitamiar.1 * ,
Si(3c ( ; ( liberty , per ilj. , I0u ; pecans , polished , me
dium , Cf.7c | : extra large , Bjjsc : larKe nirkorv
mitp , tl.G4ffl.10 pr-r bu. ; small , ll.23rai.33 per Int. :
cocoanuts , per li/O , t : ptanuts , raw , r.ff.i ( . . "
roasted , - -
KRAUT-Per bbl. , J3.50 ; half bbl. . } 2 " 3.
MAPLE HYRL'P-l.'lve-gal. can , each. t.73 : ; rnl.
cans , pure , per doz. , J12 ; half-gnl. cans , JG.23 ;
quart cans , JJ.30.
DATKS Hallowee , CO to 70-lb. loxes C'/c-
Salr. Go : Kurd , 9-lb. Iwxes , 9c. '
CIDER-Per half-bbl. . J.1 ; bbl. , $3.
FRESH MEATS.
DRESSED IIEEF Hood native
stecri C o-
? lLlaW r..Sl'e \
per doz. , 2.c ; ex tails , cuoli , 3c ; livers , ner Ib
S'Ac ; hear , per Ib. , 24c ! ; tongues' , ner Ib lie"-
calf liver , each , 33c ; calves , whole carcass or
clods , boneless , CV4c : rump butts , boneless , 5lo :
No. 1 chuck , Cc'No. ; S chucks , 4 c ; No. 3
chucks , 4c ; boneless chucks , to ; cow plates 3'ic-
steer plates , 4er flank steak , "c ; loins , No l'
U',4c ; lolna. No. 2 , 10jc ! ; loins , No. 3 , 8VsC' nort
loins , market style , 2c above loins ; short loins
hotel ptyle , 4c above loins ; cow loin , ends Sc'
pteer loin , ends , DC. '
MUTTON Fancy lambs , 9o per Ib. : lambs
Sc ; Bheep , 7c : market racks , lonp , 9c ; hotel
racks , short , lie ; loins , 9c ; saddles , Of le-s 9e-
lamlw leg" . lOc ; breasts and stews , 3V > c ; tongues'
cacti , 3o ; forequnrters. 5V4c. " '
PORK-Drcfscd plBB. 6Vic per Ib. ; drcs d IIOKS ,
BUc ; tenderloins , 14c ; loins , Ehort , 6't" ' ' ion6e -
bpare libs , 5c ; ham fausase butts , E-V ; iloston
butts , GUc : shouldern , roush. DC ; ' shoulders
tklnned , S R : trlmmlnss , 4'Ac ; leaf lard , not
rendered , CVJc ; heads , uleatied , 4c ; snouts nnd
ears , Sc ; neckbones. 2e : cheek meat , 4e ; pies'
tails. 3c ; plucks , each , ; < ; : chltterllmt , Co : hocks
4c ; hearts , per rtoz. , 2oc ; stomachs , each , So-
tomrues , each , 7c : kidneys , per doz. , lOc ; brains'
per dozrr IBef plKS' feel , per doz. , 30c ; livers ,
each ; 3c ; hop : Tinds , 3c ; blade bones , DC.
* HIIJICS , TALLOAV , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , Co ; No Z creen
hides , COT'No. 1 salted''hides , Sc : No " creen
salted hides , 7c ; No. 1eal calf , S to 1" Ibs Do-
No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. , 7e. ' '
SHEEP I'ELTiJ-areen salted , each , 13W73C-
green salted shearings ( hort wooled early skins )
each , lao ; dry thearlnKs ( short wooled early
eklns ) . No. 1 , each , 8c : dry Hint Kansas nnd Ne-
braeka butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight.
4j'5e ; dry Illnt , Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , SJJIcilrv
Illnt Colorado butcher wool pelts , per 11. . . actual
weight. 48-W ; dry Hint' Colorado
murrain wool
. . . . , , . * 11 uut
pelts , per II. . , actual weight , ni .
. TAI'LfiV ) > OKEASB. KTC Tallow , No. 1 , 3c-
tallow. No. 2 , 2V4c ; rough tallow , IVie ; white
grease. S'iS24e ; yellow land brown grease , 1140
( timber ) , 23cflJ2.50 ; wolf ( prairie coyote ) , 10050C
wildcat , 10 23c ; badser , 6B40c ; sllVer fox , J3.W
St. Lonln Gonornl MnrkctH.
ST. LOUIS April ll.-FIX)7jRsiow and easier
patents. t4.70K4.60 ; straights. " " ' " " " 43clear ;
tl.OOJTI.2S : medium , t3.50jJ3.73 ( -
WHEAT-Lower. nloslng with May Uc , July
Tic and September % c below Saturday ; n ot.
steady ; No. 2 red cash , elevator , 98c ; track
Sn.berJS'c40' ! ' Ma5' ' lllWMs JU'y' ' * & & * * !
CORN i-utur'es Hrm , closlnp about the Bime
as on Saturday : spot , steady No. 2
Artrll 97tin. Xfn. , t-\r , . , . , ; . . . , . . cash . , , S7ic . . ;
.
OATS-Futiires dull. Hrm and unchanged : spot ,
steady : No. 2 cosh , 2Gc ; track , 27c ; April. 25o :
. ' .
RYE-Strong , K ? .
KLAXSEED Nominal. J1.17 ! & .
TIMOTHY SEED Prime , J2.90If3.00.
CORNMEAL-Flrm. Jl.50ffl.33.
HRAN Scarce ; sacked east track , eabble. 65
,
' | HAY Firm ; " prairie , t7.30 ; timothy ,
JIUTTER Firm ; creamery , 17B21c ; dairy , H
'
ia'os Lower. 8Uc.
WHISKY J1.20.
COT1XNT1 KH-70C.
METALS Lead , higher , t3.50. Spelter , ( Irm ,
J4.05.
PROVISIONS-Pork , lower ; Blandiiid mess ,
Jobbing , J9.73. Lnrd , lower ; prime steam. K 00 ;
choice , $3.03. Hucon , boxed shoulders , to.37H1/
B.50 ; cxtta short clear , Jj.S7i ( ; ribs , JO.OO ; shorts
tKlJitI'ry salt meats , boxed shoulders , 14.73W
4.S7U ; extra short clear , J3.23 ; ribs , t5.37'i ;
shorts , J3.CO.
RECElPTS-Flour , 4.0CO bids. ; wheat , 14,000
bu. ; corn , GO.OOO bu. : oats , 3ii.0 > ) i ) bu.
SHll'Mr'.NlR-Klmir. 4uOO hhli. ; wheat , 40,000
bu. ; corn , 264,000. 1 > u. ; oats. 43,000 bu ,
Iliiltlnioro MnrUot ,
HALTIMORE , April 11. FI/3UR-null ; west
ern nuperilne , J2.70W3.10 ; western extra , t3.33O
4.CO ; western family , t4.23C4.CO ; winter white.
t4.EOii5.10 ; spriiiu wheat ftralKht. J3.00g3.15 ; re
ceipts. 0,557 bbls. ; exports , 15,30j bbls.
WHEAT Dull ; spot and month , 99ViifT99Hc ;
May , 1J9 ! Ot''lic : steamer , No. 2 red , 93H09Gc ;
receipts , 93,93.1 bu. ; experts , none ; southern
wheat by sample , 9GcTJ1.00Vi ; southern wheat on
grade , fc3ft90c.
CORN Southern white , 3c ( ! asked.
OATS-Qiiiet : No , 2 white. 33f33Uc ; No. 2
mixed , 30O30'yc ; receipts , 72,113 bu. ; exports ,
1CO.COO bu.
RYE Firm ; No , 2 nearby. G6c ; No. 2 west
ern , 57V5o ; receipts , 47,12(5 ( bu. ; exports , 17,142
bu.
bu.HAY Firm : choice timothy , tU.WSflS.Ol.
DRAIN FREIGHTS Very dull ; steam ti > Liv
erpool , per bu. , 3VJd , May ; Cork , for orders , per
quarter , 3s 3d , April.
HUTTEIl-Fancy creamery , 21ff2Ic ; fancy Iml-
tatlon , 1 Till 8 ? .
KOOS-l Irm ; fresh. We.
CHEESE Steady : fancy New York , large , 9' }
T9Hc : fancy New York , medium , OlJOlCc ; fancy
New York , ininll.
CliiclnniUI Miirkvt.
CINCINNATI. April ll.-FLOUR-Qulet ; fancy ,
J4.2sr4.45 : faiully , J.1.GOr3.20.
WHEAT Nominal : No. 2 red , Sic.
CORN-Dull : No. I mixed , SlViOSJc.
OATS Stonily. 2S 2SVlc.
RYE Quiet : No. 2 , Me.
I'ROVlSlONS-txird , steady. J5.03. Bulk meats ,
ctPidy. J3.23. llacjn. dull , JG.OO.
WIHSKYFlrm. . J1.20.
111JTTER Firm and higher : Elgin creamery ,
22c : Ohio , ISWISc ; dairy. 10012c.
SITCIAR Firm : hard refined , JI.K65.97.
EOns Dull , te. ?
CHEESE Qulel ; good to prime Ohio flat , 8\9c ,
Grain HooclptM at I'rliirlpnl MurkctM
CHICAOO , April 11. Receipts today : Wheat ,
87 cars ; corn , 1S3 cars ; mis. Id ! cars. Esti
mated carlota tomorrow ; Wheat , 105 cars ; corn
300 cars : oats. 500 cars.
MINNEAPOLIS , April 11. Receipts : Wheat
' "
'sT"r.LOUIS , April ll.-Recelpts : Wheat. 1 !
'DTTfAJTH ' , April ll.-Recelpts : Wheat , S (
cars.
Detroit Mnrki't.
nr.TROIT. April ll.-WHEAT-No. I. 9le ; No
X re.1. 95 , o ; May. SfiXc.
CORN-NO. : . anir.
OATS-NO. 2 hu . rovie.
RYE-NO. 2. ! 2e.
KiinmiN City firnlii nnil ProvUlonn.
KANSAS CITY. April ll.-WHEAT-ClvcJ
firm ; No. 1 hard , IKK : ; No , 2 , S7)4Q$9 ) c ; No. 3 ,
? n Vsi No. 1 rH. 3a ; No. i , ? c : No , s ,
No. 2 spring. S60SSC ; No. 3 , SlUQSic.
CORN-Acllvc. but 'sttHtlyj No. t mined. JCii
02tUc.
oATS-HUhfri Xo. 2 white , tt',4a7c. '
IlYi-IIlKhen : Nu. I , 47c.
HAY Active , but steady ; choice timothy , J5.0 ;
choice prnlrle , J7.W.
MtJTTER-rirmi creamery , UOMc ; dalrj'i U
EOOS-Wcak : fresh , SOI'i ? .
IlBCEIPTS-Wheat , 70,200 bu , ! corn. 4'3M ' bu.J
oats. 12.000 bu.
HHIPMENTS-Whont. 1J.200 bu. ; corn , ll.MO
bu. ) oats , nona
\t-iv OrlrniiH Mnrkrln.
NEW ORLEANS , April 11.1IOO PRODUCTS
Dull ; Mess pork , standard , J10.00. Lard , refined -
fined , tlercer J3.62H83.751 pure lard. JJ.50tt3.6Ji4.
Iloxcd meats , dry salt shoulders , II.S7H ; shies ,
Jo.50. Dicon , clear rib sldc > , 10.2306.37(4. ( Hams ,
sugar cured , JS.60a9.30.
COFFEE-Advnncing : ordinary to fair. 7 iW
SVSc : Itlo. steady ; ordinary to good , SHWIV.
FLO.Uli tjulct ; extra fancy , II COOt.70 ; patents ,
>
ICOIt NMEAL-Jl.Col.70.
HAY-Prlme , JH.00912.00 : choice. JH.Odfltl.tH ) .
CORN No. 2 sacked , mixed , 3Sa ; white and
yellow , 3S 3SHc.
OATS No. 2 sacked -vrcltern , 31iC. !
VlNllilc Grain Sni > i > l > - .
NEW YORK. April ll.-Vlslblc supply of grain
Saturday , April D , as compjled by the New York
Produce exchange , was ns follows :
WHEAT 20,159.000 bu. ; decrease. 91.000 bu.
CORN-40,100,000 b\irraMffase--2,547.000 bu.
OATS-13.540fXi ) ) bu. ; Increase , 1,493,000 bu.
RYE 3.611,000 bu. : Increase , 308,000 bu.
BARLEY 1,137OW bu , ; decrease , SC.OOO bu.
_ - - . - , . -
Toledo .Market.
TOLEDO. April 11. WHHA.T-DuMl-Noj-3 cash ,
82 - : May , 99e. . ,
CORN--Low r : No. 2 mixed. 30'ic-
OATS Dull nnd steady : No. 2 mixed , 2,0.
HYE-Dull nnd higher ; No. 2 cash , C2c.
CI/3VERSEED Active nnd steady ; prime
'cash nnd April , J2.90. _ _
IMillnileliililii l'ro lnco.
rillLADEU'HIA. April ll.-IUJTTKn-Flrm ;
fancy western creamery , 2Sc ; fancy western
Pri"dcis-Steady : fresh nearby. lO'.ic ; fresh west
ern , 10',4c ; southern , lOc.
STOCKS noxns.
Tlicrd l Anlmnteil 'SelllnK ' , li t Price *
CIooc nt the Top Level.
NEW YORK , April 11. There wna period of
bout fifteen minutes of animated Belling mid
ulclily dropping prices In the Stock -xclange
odny after the reading of the president B n. s-
oge to congress , and there wns iiomo large buy-
ng orders executed In the last fifteen innul of
riding which brought prices UP to the top Itvcl
f the day. Otherwise the market drifted In the
and * of the room traders , as t has ilono for
evernl days past. 1'rlces opened up a point in
nan stocks.PTost practically all the advance
nd rose again before the mtssage was pre- .
ented to congress. The drop uiwn " 'e .il
lusion of the reading wns between 1 "d -
olnts from the highest for the principal nctlv
tucks. Net gains nt th. ; clew weTO over n
lnt for most leading stocks. The daj c ipJits
ere a surprise. It can scarcely bo gainsaid
hat they go far to dcmonstratu that very few
pcoulatlvo contrails remained to be covered ,
he bears who sold Mocks short after the Maine
Isaster evidently made up their " ' " > * I 0
mn since that the unfavorable elfect ou jcturl-
ea was being discounted In advance of thi
resident's message. The bears covered , leav IP
small account to be covcre.1 to-lay. Ihe offers
hlch brought about the decline today were
umerous. London exchange was cloned today ,
nd no reflection came from there of the ocntl *
ent abroad on the new developments In tha
latlons between the United States und Spain ,
ho nbsence of any speclllc recommendation In
le president's message for ousting the .Sp.mlardJ
rom Cuba wns taken an a bull point. The doubt-
ul element in the situation Is the action \ihlca
ongreiw Is likely to take. Today's market
emonstrnted that until this question Is decided
iere Is no disposition to enter into large open
ons In securities. Owing to the fact th. t today
as a holiday In London there wns almost nptu-
ng doing In sterling exchange and quotations
vero merely nominal , but uliout Blendy. 1 he
.king ot call loans nt 4 per cent Indicated that
lei-o Is no immediate prospect of easy conditions
n the money market. The subtrc.isury's credit
.alance of S197,03y reflected the further wlth-
rawal of the Union Pacific payment , which ha |
< > eii left on deposit with New York banks , nnd
vhlch Is being withdrawn ns a set-nit to tbe
overnment's o.xpen < ics for defense account. A"
o the balance of Union. . Pacific pajmcnt , which
ow amounts to about tl2,000.i'.03 , one bank.iml .
something lesj than t8.OW.OiW. It -Interesting
a observe that of the total reserve surplus of tha
"sew York banks , amounting to about J3M , * . ,
he r.urplus of this am tnnk mnUea up nb-i'it
S,23i,00i ) . In addition to thu wllhrdnwal of gov-
rnment deposits the movement of currency to
he Interior continues today In full force. There
was no marked activity In today's bond market ,
but prices showed strength as the day advanced ,
otal rales , tlOJ3,0 . New 4s registered nd-
anced l& . new coupons % , the old 4s regUlered
ind the 5s Vt In the bid price1.
Following are the closing quotations of the
loading sleeks on the New York market today :
AtehlHon . 11M Hawaii C. C 20
dopfd'D * St. P. Si. Oiu (1UK
HaltlmoroA Ohio. . 17M do pfd 14ii
Canada P.iolno . 81) ) St. P.M. AH 130
Canada Soutnorn. . . 47 So. Pacltle. 1.1K
CcntrnlPnclHc . 1' ' So. Railway IH
. .do pfd , . -J7M
Chicago & Alton. . . .154 Tuxat , t P.v.inc. . . . 10)1
C..H.&Q . l'4 > Union Pncllle. 5'J
C.&T..I . 'J U. P. D. &O M
C.O. C. & St. L . ' 'rt Wnbash UK
dopfd . 7SM do.pfd InH
D..1. & Hudson . H'DH Wheel. , t L. E IU
Del. L. & W . 11IV4 WheoL.V L. B. pfd 10JS
Ucn.&RloG . 10 Adamn Ex 100
dopfd . < : ! > ( Amnrlcnu Kx 120
Krlo ( now ) . IL'W United Str.ton Ex. . . SK
ErlolBtpfd . iU IVcllnParira Ex..lir.
Kt. Wayne . 10S Am. Cot. Oil 17 * <
OrcatNorthnrn Dfd. 1 47 A. Cot. Oil pfd lls'i '
Hooking Valloy. . . . fl Am. Spirit ' . ' 10
IlllnoliiOjntr.il. . . lOi ) Am. Spirits pfd. . . . . . . 21
LakoErlo&W . 13) < Am. Tonacco KI'JH
do pfd . 70 do pfd 115
Lake Shorn . 18I > U Pcoplo'x ( Jus. . . . . . . Will
Louisville & Hash. 51 COIIH. Has 170H
Manhattan L . U8 Com.CallnCo 101) )
Met. St. llv . 141H Col. F. Alron 18
Michigan Central. .109 do nfd ill )
Minn. & St. L . 2m Oon. Ek'iunc 2 : <
dolHtpfd . 80 RlinolH.Steal 43
Mo.P.ioltlo . 27 LaClcdo Gas 40 ? {
Mobile * Ohio . - . > 7 Lead HOHi
Mo. K. & , T . 10 uo Dfd 104H
Mo.K. AT pfd . UM Nat. Un. Oil 13
Chi. , Ind. iL , . 7 Oregon Imp , Co 'J7
dopfd . 211 PacllloMall ' 'IK
N. J. Central . Ui ! PuUmnn Pal 17'J
N. Y.Central . 111 ! Silver Certificates. . Q ! > H
N.Y.Chi. A St. L. . 1'J Stand.Ropo iT. . . . 3)4 )
ddlHt pfd . Oil Sugar 120i !
do'Jdpfd . 20 do pfd 1U7 ! <
Norfolk. * Western T. C. & iron 'JOH
No. Amer. Co . f-l ! U. S. Leather 6 > t
No.l'-icltlc . 2H > 1 do pfd 07H.
doufd . ti-'H U. S. Uiibbor : 10 > 4
OntnrloJb W . 144 do pfd 0:1 :
Ore. IU &Nav . 4S > WcBtcni Union. . . . 87 > i
Ore. Short Line . VH Northwi-stcm Ill )
PlttHburtr . 108 do pfd. , . . . li'2)i )
Balding . lUIii Rio Uriuulo NVost . ' . ' .i
KocklHlaud . 8UH iln pfd Cl
S. L.AS. K tils ChlcHsro-GriVU W. . 10I <
Ho 1 at pfil MIW St. L. AS. W -l\l
St. t'uul tll ( , > 4 do pfd U
do pfd 14'J Heading lnt Dfd. . . 40 .
Total sale : ! of stocks today , 257,200 shares , In
cluding : 3,430 Atchlson preferred , 20,101 Chicago ,
Huillngton & Qulncy , f.,772 . Louisville & Nash
ville , 7.SS5 Manhattan , 10.817 Metropolitan. 3.423
Missouri Pacllle , 6,24 : Northern 1'acllle , 77710
Rock Island , U.GCO St. Paul , 37JOt Union Pa
cllle , C.COG Tobacco , 57tOB Sugar.
IVe > v York Mon > y Market.
NEW YORK , April 11. MONEY ON CALL
Nominally , 2145J3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPBR-GttQC per
STEHLINO EXCHANOE-Steady , with actual
business In bankers' bills at Jl.S3Uil4.b3Vi tor
demand and J4.SOtf4. OVi for sixty dsys ; posted
ratci , Jl. 0i.i5i4.tl and M.Slffl.Sll-i ; commercial
bills , J4.79 4.79' .
SILVER CERTIFICATES-53H05014C.
HAH SILVER Oiftc.
MKXIGAN DOLLARS-ISC.
(10VHRNMENT UON'DS Firm : new 4s , regis
tered , 121 : coupon , 121 % : 4 * , registered , 10SV4 ;
coupon , HOVi ! 2 , registered , 97 : Si registered
and coupon , llHa ! Pacific 6s of ' ! , 103.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
Kliiniiclnl Note * .
OMAHA. April II. Tlw oleartnEH for th day
were J9J7.830.irt : Iml.inceH , J7I. 8.:7. In 1537 t' . .
clearings were ( J37,7'ja.tO , and the bnloncca , J-U -
301.41. Increase In clearings. J19.RCL19.
CINCINNATI , April 11. Ktw York exchange ,
< 0c dlicounti money , . f frc per cent ! clearings ,
, , .
CHIOAOO , April II. 'Ouciflt stocks Wtre tronff
nnd active : other * dufli. Alley U (1 ; Rlncult ,
! JHItcult : preferfeMi 75H : It > mon.l Match , 1 > 4 ;
Lnk Rtr ft U 11 ! North Chlcaco , JI7 ; Strawboard -
board , 21 ! West Chicago. Wr. )
T. LOUIS. April ll , CIrarlnRi. ! II.8HT.OCO : bnl-
ancpf , K ,697i money , 5ft J per cent ; New York
exchange , 7 r discount IIJ. . Me d'scount ' n kcil.
NBW YORK. April JI.-CIearlnir . $7I.:85MJ ;
balancer. JI,1MC.S. *
IJO8TON , April 11. Clrnrlnc > , Jll,93fKC ! bal
ance" , ll.U7.3W. *
PHILADELPHIA , April 11. Clearings , 3,8y-
999 ! balances. 11,505,159.1
HALTIMORi : . April" ll.-Clenrlnffs , ,91IS4T :
Bw'bnLKANS. April ll.-ClearlnK , . 11.70. . . .
456 ; New Yorlt exchange. l npk , par ; commercial.
per ll.CW discount.
There \olhlnu : to liiMplrc VonturcR
by LMtlu-r SI < le.
NI3W YOIIK , April 11. There was nothlnff In
the early news today to lnsjlre ventures on thi
part of either hulls or benr.i , nnd throughout
the session the market lacked special features.
Trading was restricted chlelly to the scalplnff
element , nnd lluctuatlons to a very narrow
range. The market showed a very steady undei-
tone cons-lderliiB the uncertainty as to the nut-
come of the president's message to conBreso.
After opening steady wrth price * unclmngvl to 2
pulnts higher then1 was a slight further rally tn
u net KIII n of ay 4 points un Unlit local coveim ? ,
but by midday prices were back to th llnal llu-
urtj i.f Saturday , with the pit almost dcsertod.
The close was ( | iilet , with prices showing a net
gain of 1 ! lolnls. hpot. qulel ; middling , C 13-16c ;
net receipts , AM bule i giors , 5.UI3 bales , exp'irts
to France , 100 bales ; to the continent , 0,100 bales ;
sales , 501 balej ; spinners , 161 bnlut ; stock , actual ,
IVJ.SiC bales. Total today : Net leceipls , 13illi !
bulen ; exports to Ureat Itrltuln , 7,7 JJ bat , . t.
France , 100 bales ; to the continent , Il,7fl7 bales ;
Etotk , 741. Ml lilies. CuneulUlatnl : Net receipts ,
23,233 Uiles ; cxpoitH to Ureat Drltnln , li.CSJ bales !
tu France , 1UO li.iles ; to the continent , ? j.V'iJ
bales. Tot.ll since Septemlwr ! Net ivcelpls ,
7WJi > IO Ixiles ; exports to Clreat Urltaln , 2'JS < ) ,4iU
lmle : to France , 743 , CM baler ; to the continent ,
2,691,701 bales.
NK\V Uitl.KANH , April 11. COTTON Futures
quirt : Fates , 7i)00 ! ) bales ; April , J.'i.Cu bid ; May ,
J .K'o'.Vtil ; June , | 3.CuiJo.C7 ; July , J3.'i0i/'j.71 ;
August , W.704J j.71 ; September , } .V'ii ) @ . * . ? ; Octo
ber , $5.714(5.72 ; November , fri.72if5.73 ; Pccetnuer ,
fj.73fro.77 ; January , $ i.77jj'u.VJ. Siiot , steady ;
saliM , 3OCO bile < ; oidlnary , 4 9-Kc ; Rood ordinary ,
4 l.'i-iw ; low mHdllnir , r > Uc ; mldillliiR , l > 'J-lfic ; good
middling , 5 13-lUc ; inldilllnfr fair , 65-lGo , reci'lnts ,
li.Ml baits ; stock , i''is.tJlM Uilis.
IVool MtirUotN.
nOSTON , April 11. WOOli I-'allowlne arc the
quotations for leading .descriptions :
Ohio nnd Pennsylvania fleeces , X nnd above ,
lC827c ; XX and above , 3Cc ; delaine , 30a31c ;
No. 1 combing , 3Cc ; ! No. 2 combing , 30c.
Michigan , Wisconsin , ' etc. X Michigan , 24o ;
No. 1 Michigan combing , 5So ; No. 1 llllnoll
combing , 2Sc ; No. 2 combing , 2S5J29c ; No. 2 Illi
nois combing , 2R2'Jc ; X New York , New Hamp
shire nnd Vermont , 234Mlo ; > No. 1 New Yorlc ,
New nmpshlre nnd verisom , 27c ; delaine ,
Michigan , 2Sc ; unwashed medium , Kentucky and
Indiana , quarter blood combing , 22o ; Missouri
thrce-eluhtlis blood combing , 22'jc ; braid comb
ing , 20c"Lake ; and Georgia. 22c. Texas wools-
Spring medium t2 month * ) , 'ICiTflSc : scoured , 43 < 3 >
45c ; spring line (12 month ) , < 19Wl o ; scoured. Me.
Territory wools Montana line and medium line ,
lGflSc * [ ; scoured , 46g4.d . ; staple. We ; Utah , Wy
oming , etc. Fine medium i and line , 13517c ;
staple , COc ; bCouied , 43@47 < ; . Australian wools-
Scoured basis , combing , superllne , 70f7Jc | ; combIng -
Ing , good , 65 < Sj68c ; combing , average , C2JfG3o ;
Queensland combing , C c- . .
ST. IXHJ1S , April : il. 5VOOIEasler ; me
dium , 13@l o ; light line. 13SlCc ; heavy line , s ®
145 ; tub washed , 22 < B23 ie. '
Mnrki-tn.
NEW YOHK , April 11. COFFHR-Optlons
opened quiet , with prices B to 10 point. : lower
under local liquidation and bear selling , following
rumors of more peaceful political outlnok. Specu
lation checked by uncertainty n to disposition
congress would make of the pivrld .it'3 j.-u suite.
Tha latter alone produced no cltect. on thn mar
ket. The market closed barely steady at n nj'
loss of from 5 to 10 points ; sale ? , 10,230 bags , In
cluding May nt J5.7304.80. Spot coffee , Wo ,
milet ; No. 7 Invoice , lie : No. 7 Jnbhing. 7Vii : .
Mild , steady ; Cordova , 84 ! < 813c ; sales. l.Oi' ) bas
Maracnlbo , p. t. ; SCO bags Central American , p
t. ; 100 bags Mexican p. t. Kuropfnn and Drazlllnn
markets were closed on account of uoltdiy * .
Total warehouse deliveries from the United
States. 27.7M bags. Including J6.SSO hags frnm
New York ; New York stock today. 5ln.4'7 Km.i ;
Unlteil States stock , 718,4'jj bags ; afloat for the
United States , 33R.OOO bags ; total visible for tne
Unltetk States , 1,083.4.15 UIRH. against 650,651 bag-3
last year and 426.472 bags In ISttl.
Jievr York Dry < inniU < Mnrkei.
NF.\V YOIIIC , April 11. There was a quiet tone
to the dry goods market today. The stuatlon In
brown goads Is wthout material change , liusl-
neas In bleached cottons has been reduced to quite
Insignificant dimensions , bnre'.y sufficient doln ? to
test prices In any grade. Wide sheetings are dull.
Cotton flannel and blankets are dull nnJ feature
less. Print cloths ara leporteii qu'et on the bis'.s
of 2 per cent for extras. Late Saturday there
were sales for 10,000 pieces at Fall Klver at 2e.
No further sales at this price have been reported
today. The present price Is the lowest evet
known In the history ot the trade.
Suarnr Markets.
NEW OHI..EANH , April 11. 3UOAR Dull ;
open kettle. 2Wie : granulated , 4o ; whites ,
4 7-lCc ; yellow , 4fl4 5-1W ; seconds , 2S3 lo-lCc.
Molasses , dull ; centrifugal , SirUc.
NEW YOIIK. April H. SUQ All-Haw , firm ;
fair refining , 3c ; centrifugal , 98 test. 4 , c ; re
fined , firm : mould A , 5 7-lCc ; standard A , 5 l-10c ;
oonfectloner' A. 5 1-lCc ; cut loaf , 5 ll-16o ;
crushed , 5 11-1K ; powdered , 5 7-lCc ; granulated ,
5 3-lGc ; cubes , 5 7-lCc.
Cnllfornln DrliMl
NKW YOHK , April 11.-CAI.IFOI1NIA DHIED
PHUITS Quiet but firm. Evaporated apples ,
rOT/.c ; prime wire tray , Sc ; wood dried , prJme ,
SUc ; choice. Site ; France. 9W. Prunes , S'ilf
74c. Apricots , Itoynl , GH < K7c ; Moor Park. 8 >
lOc. 1'onches , ur.peelcd , Kite ; peeled , llli'llc.
St. Louis Lire Stock.
ST. LOUIS. April 11. CATTLK llecclpts. 2.COO
head , Including 1,500 head Texans ; shipment ? ,
$00 head ; market steady to easier. Fair to fancy
native shipping and export steers , $ l.33f-3.W ;
bulk of sales. J4.73G3.40 ; dressed beef nnd butcher
steers , J4.25J13.0f , ; bulk of tales , M.40 ; utockers
and feeders , J30QIT4.C3 ; cows and heifers. J2.005T1
4.S5 ; Texas nnd Indian steers. I3.7304.CO : built
of tales , 14.1334. 50 ; cows and heifers , $3.15TJl. : . > 0.
HOGS Hecelpts. 8,200 head ; shipments , 5,300
head : market lOc lower ; yorkers , J3.COQ3.75 ; pack
ers. J3.COS3.SO ; butchers , J3.75if3.S5.
SHEKP Hecelpts , 300 head ; shipments , none ;
market steady : native muttons , $4.23f4.73 ; limbs ,
J5.23Sf3.75 ; Texas muttons , J4.234.00.
I.onlNvllIe Live Stock.
LOUISVILLE , April 11. CATTLE Market dul
and fully 10Jl3o lower : extra good export steers ,
J4.COfl > 4.Gj ; choleo butcher steers , J4.23S'I.50 ' : fair
to good butcher Heers , t3.75ffl4.25 ; common u
meJlum butcher tteers. J3.50B3.73 ; choice heifers.
J3.00ii4.13 ; fair to choice butcher cows. 52.000'
3.03 ; medium to treed feelers , J3.C1iJI.15.
IIOQS Tops , J3.WiT3.S5 ; mediums. J3.7093.7o
light shippers. ll.40fi3.G3 ; pigs. J2.Wtf2.90.
SHEKP AND LAMHS-Market steady and un
changed : good to extra shipping sheep , t3.3" < g
3.73 ; fair to good sheep. , J3.00O3 25 ; rommon to
medium , J2.00&2 50 ; extra shipping lambs , Jl.758 >
6.00 : fair to good lambs , J4.23if4.73 ; best butchers ,
JUOB4.50 ; fair to good , butchers , J3.50tri.0l > .
rCiiiihnx City Live Stouk Miirkel.
KANSAS CITY , April 11. CATTLK Hecelpt .
4,000 head ; market steady to a chade lower ;
Texas steers , f3.73Jl.70 : Texas cows , J3.COff3CO
native tteers. J3 ( Wti > i.20 ; native cows and
heifers , 2.&n 4.tO : rtockers nrd feeders , J3.5081
5.GO ; bulls. J2.75WI.OO.
HOOS llecelpls , 5.CO1 niad : market weak to
f.c 1-iwcr : bulk of sales , l2.53W3.7Sij ; heavies
J3.C003.77'4 : packers. J3.Mff3.75 ; mixed , JS.l ) ®
3.73 ; llKhts , J3.50iT3.C3 ; Yorkers , J3.COff3 C3 ; plgf ,
J3.23 3.CO.
SIIIIEP Hecelpts , 3.COO head : market weak
lambs , J4. 25S5.50 ; muttons , J3.23Qt.23.
Kant liiTlTnlo/I.lvo Stock.
EAST HUFFALO , N , Y. . . April ll.-CATTLK
Prime to extra export steers , J5.90if5.3T : prime to
choice shipping. Jl.90iio.l5 ; fat heifers. J4.23O
4.50 ; fair to good mixed butchers' stock , J3.C.if
4.10 ; butchers' nnd cow's , J3.00if3.45 ; common
cows , I2.00ftj.7j.
IIOOS Good to choice. JI.OKJ4.23 ; roughs
common tn choice , J3.50ifl.CO ; pigs , good to
choice. J3.C3W3.83.
LAMUS-CTiolce to extra , J6.VMKIO ( : culU to
common , J3.COtr5.50 : clipped limbs , J4.23ff3.10.
SHEEP Choleo to selected wethers , J4.93 { ?
1. 10 ; culla to common , tJ.wy 1 00.
Slock la SlKht.
Ueconl of receipts of live itocle at the fou
principal markets April 11 :
Cattle. 1Ioit . Sheer.
Omaha . l. 7 2.734 6.97
Chicago . 1S.OOO 37.COO 23,00
Kansas City . 7.000 5.000 3.000
St. LouU . 2 , COO 8:00 30
Totals . . . 20.197 5,9M K.lTl
Clnolnnnll Live Stuck.
CINCINNATI , April ' 11. IIOClS-QjIet , J3.10
gs.so.
CATTLn-Strong. J3.75lf4.73.
RIIRKP Dull , lower. : .7584.M.
LAMUS-Lower , JI.COS5.SO.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Icceipta Light on Monday , but Double
Thcso of a Week Ago.
LIGHT HANDY CATTLE SELL STEADY
Drillers AVnnt Their Pick nnd ( be
Stiller a Dluie'a Worth
ItoitVenlc und Lower
i Sheep iSlronv. (
BOUTir OMAHA , April ll.-Rccelpts for
the days Indicated. wercc
. . . Cattle. HORS. Shcop. IIor'8.
April 11 1,537 2,730 6,791 2
April 9 7f,6 3,100 924 25
April S 1,824 4,231 1.S92 , .
April 7 I.GOG B.IS3 14,330
April C 3,545 8,213 7,303
April 6 2.619 5,053 3.65S 64
April 4 1,220 1,133 9.45S . ,
April 2 sno 3,150 3,127
April J 1,741 6,112 3.SSI5
March 31 2.SW5 6,137 11.0C9 21
March 30 3,65 7,304 10.001 21
March 20 4.97S 4.653 4,541
March 23 1.3GO . 1.359 4.03(3 (
March 2ii K $ 0,223 2.72S 23
March > 1,787 7,512 3,352 1
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each roail was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C. , St. & St. P. Hy. . 8
O. ft St. I * . Hy. . . . . . 2
Missouri Pnclilc Hy. . . . 2
Union I'aclHc System 8 5 19 1
C. & N. W. Hy 3
P. , E. & M. V. R. H. 13 12
8. C. & 1Hy 1
C. , St. P. . M. & O. . . 23 4
H. & M. H. R. K 10 7 7
C. , H. & Q. Hy 1 3
C. , H. I. K , I1. , east. . . 3
C. , H. I. & P. , west S
Total receipts . . . . 67 33 26 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows , each buyer-purchasing thu num
ber of head Indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. HOBS. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 85 611 . . . .
G. H. Hammond Co 417 515 3S2
Swift and Company 423 933 C31
Cudnhy Packing Co 14S 153 22
P. D. Armour , Chicago. . ! W7
H. Decker and Dcgnn. . . . 124
J. L. Carey 23
I obman & Rothschilds. ( H
U F. Husz 128
Livingston & Schaler. . . . 1
H. Hamilton 42
Poster 512
Hammond , from K. C 359 . . . .
Swift , from country 413
Other buyers ? J
Left over 200 . . . .
Totals 1,532 2,073 2.S3I
The receipts were light ns usual on n ,
Monday , though there were about twice as
many hogs ns on Monday a week ago , The
receipts of c.ittlo were about the same ,
while there wan a falling off In the arrival
of sheep as computed with a week ago.
CATTLE Thu ofterlngs ot cattle were
llcht. but of some kinds there wns a great
plenty. More butchers' stock would have
been welcomed by both buyers and sellers
and choice light stock cattle could have
been handled to good advantage In much
larger numbers. Of heavy , fat cattle , how
ever , there was a great plenty.
The buyers all seemed to want handy
rornfcd beeves , as has been thu case for
some time back , und ull offerings of such
met wlt'n favorable reception , but at thu
name time no one seemed especially anxious
for the heavy cattle. The result was that
light cattle suid freely at Just about last
week's prices , no quotable change being
noted , while heavy cuttle were all t'ne way
from slow and weak to lOc lower.
Butchers' stock , such as good cows and
heifers , was wanted by all the packers , and
the few scattering lota were picked up In
short order at prices that were at least
steady or even strong. As high as J4.50
was paid for a bunc'n of good heifers.
Hulls , stags , etc. , sold about the same as ut
the close of last week , while veal calves
brought the strong prices at which they
nave been selling of late.
Very few stock cattle were In the wards ,
but the few on sale brought very high
prices. While t'ne demand for atockers Is *
not so very pronounced on any one day , It
Is considerably In excess of the receipts
and t'nere Is not a dealer In the yards but
what has calls for a good many more than
he is able to supply. Representative sales ;
NATIVES.
HREF STBKUS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
C..1371.$4 7- 2.119- ) ( I 53 19..1154 ( I 70
! 0..14I3 455 20..1657 4 W OS . . .1033 4 M
[ 8..i2i > 3 455 2).mi 4.5 i . . .mo 435
tj. . . . ' ) 4 3U 1..1KO 4 CO 13..1753 4 4 ; >
1' . . . . 810 44' ' ) 27..1216 4 3P/4 7..1J4S 440
. . . .1041 ; $35 8. . . .1010 4. . ' , 19..1J70 145
6..123i ) 433 20..1073 435 13..12.18 43. . )
40..11W5 430 2..1.-.W 470 7..129. ! 445
. .1243 4 55 2D..12o6 455 21..U5& 455
. .1ISS 465 2).1213 ) 4 M 13..1391 440
34..1512 455 CS..13CU 453 40..126 ! 440
18..1503 4 + ) 1..1260 400 20..1200 440
1..1270 4 U ) 22..1118 4 SO > 4..1310 4 45
COWS.
1..111D 4 21) 2..1325 4 10 1..1S40 4 00
1. . . . 81' ' ) 373 4. . . . 827 275 2..10O ) S 75
1..111I ) 370 1. . . . 830 200 1..1110 390
1..1130 39' ' ) 1..1200 390 3..1200 3 85
2..1J4- K 10..1213 3 Si 1..1423 3 K
1..1110 375 1. . . . 880 370 1..1130 340
1..1IXM 3 4' ' ) j..1010 2 S5 13..1135 3 GO
5..1032 3 63 17..1115 3 75 2..1085 3 25
2. . . , 963 3 00 1. . . . t > 80 3 13 2..11)00 ) 4 00
2. . . . 993 300 1..1I50 290 1. . . . GSO SCO
O..U46 373 1..1020 315 4..1232 370
2..1050 3 41) 2rr. . SSO 3 35 3..J010 i.75
2..1010 3 63 1. . * . 930 2 85
IIEIKISHS.
23. . . . 866 423 11. . . . 714 415 1. . . . 850 3 S3
1. . . . 7SO 383 18..1217 450 1..1270 430
L. . . 9SO 430 3. . . . 960 420 2. . . . 733 365
1. . . . 640 3 C3 1. . . . 810 4 25 2. . . . SCO 4 25
1. . . . COO 410 1. . . . MO 350 26. . . . S70 415
1. . . . 590 4 00 4. . . . 412 4 10 1. . . . 460 4 50
1. . . . GOO a CO i310 3 0' ' )
1..1570 400 1..10M 375 1. . . . 9SO 350
1..1JM 340 1..1470 315 1. . . . 740 350
1..13SO 325 1..13SO 350 2..1363 340
1..1110 350 1. . . . 710 430 1..1C20 330
1..HSO 3 20 1..17GO 3 40 -
CALVES.
2. . . . 170 6 50 2. . . . 130 6 50
STAGS.
1..1540 4 23
STOCKEna AND FEEDERS.
2. . . . 700 4 40 1. . . . 740 4 50 53. . . . 999 4 40
CO. . . . 713 4 75 19..12SO 4 70 31..1210 4 55
7..1K.O 450 5. . . . C90 375 49..14U 433
2. . . . I'M 3 50 1..11DO 3 75
STEEIIS AND CALVES.
2C. . . . 633 4 SO
HOOS The arrivals of hops nt thla point wrro
extremely llKht , there not bolnif cnouRh to ef
fect Ilia market one wny or the other , but the
heavy receipts nt oilier nmrkot poliitx brouuiit
about a general decline In tlie m.irket. Chicago
cage wna anticipating a liberal run for the openIng -
Ing day of thu week , but the receipt * prov rt
BO much larger than WUA anticipated that ttiu
market at that point broke and carried ot'uTb
down with It.
The trailo here opened about Co lower , : ntl
closed slow ami weak. The MK bulk w > lI ( Ht
f3.70fi3.72H. while nn Saturday the bulk brought
J3.75f3.77ii. On Monday a week ORD the hogs
Bold largely at the same range us today , llioutl.
the extreme top was higher.
Today's decline wipes out nil the Rain made
nt tin" close of last week and leaves the market
a nhade lower than at thu opening ot last weec. !
[ tepresenfatlvc sales :
No. Av Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
10 222 . . . 13 63 67 276 120 > 3 67H
84 211 . . . 3 65 11 270 . . . 3 KJV
47 207 40 3 67(4 ( " 9 234 . . . 3 70
60 270 ICO 370 70 2S5 . . . 370
43 211 . . . 370 70 2W . . . 370
63 213 SO 3 70 S3 " 24 80 3 70
63 2H 40 370 17 2S4 fcO 370
83 211 40 370 IS 233 . . . 370
69 232 40 370 64 242 1GO 370
M ) 246 80 370 63 247 80 370
4 277 lf.O . 3 70 12 212 . . . 3 70
60 2C6 SO 370 12 2W . . . 37214
55. . . , " . " . . ' .32' ' ? 2EO 372W 56 2S3 80 3 72' ' <
47 2iV. . . . 3 72'4 C9 2S2 . . . 3 72'J
63 2SO 120 372',4' 63 2IS . . . 372V
82 263 60 3 72V-1 61 270 40 3 72&
CO S70 . . . 37214 SO 202 40 373
69 67 . . . 3 72Mi
WACJON HOGS THROW OUTS.
1 32' ) . . . 2 r,0 6 US . . . 340
1 320 . . . 3 CO 4 112 . . . 30)
1 500 . . . 3"60 8 1C6 40 3 62V4
3 > .0 . . . 3 63 4 1C2 . . . 363
9 20S , , , 363 8 323 . . . 3 f.7Vi
t. r ; : . . . 3 671/a 3 24li . . . 370
4 ; 243 ; . . 370 7 211 . . . 370
2 193 . . . 370 3 206 . . . 370
4 227' . . . 370 8 331 SO 3 70
9 270 . . . 370 8 213 . . . 370
9 -.263 . . . 3 72J5 6 262 . . . 3 72'4
6 310 . . . 375 3 304 . . . 375
6 306 . . . 3 75
SHEEP The receipts of sheep looked large on
paper , twenty-six raM being rj > rtt l lr. . * <
yards. Of that number , however , fourteen cnmo
In on Sunday , and were only linlted for feed
while two other loads were consigned direct to
packers. The actual offerings , therefore , con
tlsted of less than a dozen loads of sheep and
lambs.
The demand was nctlve for mutton sheep an'
anything that wns nt nil de/tlraMe / Bold readily K
sirring prices. Homo western wethers brougli
$ t.6 > , and shorn wethers fl.2.1.
Thn market on lambs wns not as favorable to
the nelllng Interests. The quality was not nn-h
as to fctlmulnte buying aixl the trade was rathe
slow and viilues a little lower. In the end , how
ever , practically everything was sold and In BOO
neason nt that. Representative sales :
No. Av. Pr.
337 Mexican Iambs n r > If
131 Mexican lambs 72 S 10
440 weitern wethers , shorn 113 4 25
13 bucks. Bhorn lt 3 V.U ,
191 western wethers Ill 4 63
1X ! > wratern wethers Ill 4 63
; T-I lambs nnd yearlings , 7 ! 6 05
2&1 Mexican lambs , shorn. . , 70 4 C3
\ < MV Yorlc I.lve 'Stork.
NBW YORK , April II. TIBrjVKH Re-elplr
4.SC9 : active : steers , lOc hlnhcr : bulls , s'.cndy
muKum cows , lower ; steers , | I.Cir3.M : tops
3.40 ; o en nnd utagn. 13.W&4 20 : bulls. $ l.Mfl3.M >
niws. 2. < KtU . ( Table * unchanged ; exp.irU to
day , 200 head cattle ; tomorrow , 1,021 head cattle
l.OIS html h < s > p auJ S.5Wau tlcrs o'rjpf } . . .
OAuVKS lliwIptM. JW hcnitj ugtlvo but t.o
lowfr ; voalu , ll.OXIfl.J. ' . .
StlKKI' AND I < AltnS > 'K c < pt . 13,51 ! l-.iwl !
nhfrp nrnh ; Ininl * . I0i" lower : wool aVfn H , ( < OIr
" " " clipped ithocp , | l,7SVt.M : wool lrnih < , JJ 75
cllpwii Inmlis , $ l.7' , 7'iHj ; ear of noulhcrn
l.imbs tolil at
"nocift-ltecelpls 11.373 hfadj ! ow. JI.OOCI.23J
cck of western pold nt 11.10.
ciiie.ujo LIVB sTocic .if.imojT.
illicrnt Snpiilr of Iliitt * Drive * Down
tint Price * .
CHICAOO. April ll.-Thcrc wns n fnlrly mtlve
eneral demand for c.tttlc today nnd good c.ittlo
old nil right , but common nnd medium grades ,
which ng.tln romiirlseu tl.b principal tharc ot tin
tieringvcio rather low at weak prices. The
; renter part of the cuttle cto.'reit the scales at
I.UHjo.lO , the ( ommnnest eon lsmucnt telling
llshtly below II. 00 , while strictly prime shipping
> eo\rs were scutve and strung at 15.2. > IJ.5) .
locUrra nlul feeder : ) were In Rood Oomand , rnlfs
lelng niontly nt M.Wfl4.63 , with prime young
tght welRht steers ratable nt JI,7.3l.iO. ; ! 1'nn-
nlng cows sold inoMty lit t..JOiiJ.WI nnd medium
to prlmo fat cows nnd heifers wire salable nt J3.23
® 4.73. llulli sold mostly at JS.75fl3.75 and cal\e
were In good "einnnd " at IS.WijO.tt \ > tr HO Ibs.
Pi lees of hngst were forceil down BtttOo by
ho liberal Mipply. Sales' were at an extreme
snge of J3.70jit.U for" the poorest to the best
hogj , the greater pm-t itolnu fur IJ.kOff3.9 > , while
piss sold largely nt I3.5olf3.s3. Prln-c llnht welitlil
mss sold nt Jl.SJli. or 7He below prime heavy
ots , the nprp.nl being llsht nnd heavy being nar-
oner than fur some time past.
Sheep were In active demand nt nearly steailj
irlcoa , but lamlia usnln coinprl.'ed the nrvater
art of the- offering * and sold about ICc lower
or wooled lots as a rule. Shep wore wanted nt
4.nOl.(3 ( for siorn : und at II.70WI.W for good
vooleil lots. Iximtn sold nt $ t.50 S.OO for shorn.
irtv'i-i ruling steady , but wooled llccked ilcrUned
about Id . Hales ranged between J.i.OOJi | > .5i > .
'rime wooled nheep wcro scarce , shorn lots pr--
dominating. . .
Receipts : Cattle. 1S.OOO head ; Loss. 37.000 l.rn.3 ;
iheep , S3.000 hc.nl ,
IlllllllllllllOllH I.IVC SltlOlf.
INDIANAPOt.lS. April 11. CATn.K-Uecelpts ,
iRht : rhlpments , ncnei good to prlmo ftecri" , JI.8)
rf5.23 : fair to medium steer * , ( | . 03 < .SO ; common
: o good r lockers. U.J.'iff 1.00.
HOOH-Recelpts. 1,300 head : shipments , l.SXI
lend ; market active. hade lower : good to cliMcn
ncdluin nnd heavy. J3.S5JT.1 90 ; mixed , IS.SO&S.SS ;
good to choice lights. 3.S2',4fr3.S > 7 < 4.
SHHEP Receipt * , llsht ; shlpmontu , none ; mar
ket straily ; spring Innibi rellltiKi nt Sc ; good to
choice sheep. JI.J3fl4.M : common , } i,755J3.40.
VKWS FIUMI iriniDll.M ) WIlAIiKIIS.
TTVO of < ho lniirlnnnMl Sltliii II e-
Mlroyril In 41u > Arctic.
SAN FRANCISCO , April 11. G. P. Tlltou ,
thlril mate of the whaler 'Bclvldcrc , ono of
the fleet now Icebound near Point Barrow ,
us reached this city. The only Important
news ho brought down was tlmt the Orca
was pinched In the Ice and sank on Spptcm-
' ) er 23 , and the Jcsslo Freeman burned to
the water's edge six weeks laler. There
mg to be every assurance that the several
ships' cr ws have sudlclpnt provlslona
last thorn until July next. About October 3
: lie ship Narvnrch , when twelve mllca out
'rom Point Sargeant , was boarded by men
'rom the Fearless. At this tlmo the ship
Jnanlo was four mie\a ! from the shore nnd
appeared to bo safe from the crush of Ico.
The Jeanlp took all clothing and provisions
'rom the old boat station at Point S-Jrgeatit
.o the place where the whalers arc locatc < l.
Mrst Mate Gary of the whaler Grampus died
on the Jeanle , October S.
HUM , TOO .MUCH FOll Till ; 1,1 O\S.
Ill'lltlll K.vtilhlllmi lit Mi-xloo'H Ci
oil CiiKtpr Viuiilny.
CITY OF MKXICO , April 11. Flvo thou
sand people witnessed a cruel and bloody
fight between two African lions and o Mexi
can bull on Easter Sunday. The crowd In
cluded the whole American colony. The
Irst lion was very large. Ho had been
starved for the last week. The bull , without
a moment's hesitation , sprang at the lion
and caught him on his horns under the foro-
eg and threw him backward fifteen feet
against the barn , knocking the breath and
light completely out of him. Another lion
was then provided. It made a good fight ,
3ut was gored unmercifully and taken from
-ho Hug In a dyliii ? condition. The governor
then stopped the fight.
PEKIN , April 11. A slight conflict be
tween Russians and Chinese haa- taken place
at Kin-Chow. It Is believed this encounter
javo rise to the report from Yokohama last
night that a collision had taken place be-
: weon the British and Russians at Tallien-
Wan. Kln-Cliow Is a little way north ot and
near Talllon Wan.
No CliniiKC III Cia < ltiin < ' ' Coniltllon.
LONDON , April 11. There Is not . much
change In the condition of Mr. Gladstone
today , but 1io Is not suffering e.o much pain ,
Ho Is unable , however , to converse cheerfully
with his friends.
HAS TIIK Al'l'KAUAXCIi OF MURDER.
Ole Jonc Found with HlH Sknll
Cmnliril In.
FALLS CITY , Mq.Anrll 11. ( Special Tele-
Piram. ) Late Saturday night the dead body
of Ole Jones was found about two miles
north of Fargo , a small town twelve mllea
north of Ibis place. Hla skull was crushed ,
probably with some blunt Instrument. Two
men known to have had trduble with Jones
have been arrested.
Movement * of JTiival
NEW YORK , April 11. The United States
dispatch boat Dolphin sailed today.
HALIFAX , N. S. . April 11. The United
States ships New Orleans and San Fran
cisco , from London , put In there , short of
coal , after a ptormy passage of fourteen
days , The San Francisco exchanged salutes
with the citadel. They will sail as eoon
as they coal.
Rlrclrlc Trolley Patent * Invalid.
CLEVELAND. O. , April 11. The Walker
Manufacturing company of this city has re
ceived notlco of a decision from ths New-
York court of appeal ? , which , It Is asserted ,
makes the electric street rallwny trolljy
patents public property. Undr patents
granted to Vundepoel , the General Electric
company has for years held the exclusive
right of manufacturing trolleys. Some tlma
ago the Wallter company began the manu
facture and f = ale of nn electric trolley on
nn extensive scale , resulting In a series of
suits against tlmt company by the General
Electric company. In his statement of the
assets of the General Electric company
President Coffin included an Item of $1,000.-
300 as the value of the Vandepoel trolley
patents.
Klondike is
Not Full Yet
but It will be before long at the rate people are
going there. Now Is the time to go. You will
experience no hardships If you go via our nil
water route. On or about June 10th the
steamer "ROANOKE , " formerly of the Old Do
minion Line , will leave Seattle nnd go direct to
the mouth of the Yukon River , wheie river
boats will promptly meet paisengers for Dawson -
son , First claR4 faro J200 and up ; second class
fare JI..O , Including meals and berth.
Semi ! * KM > at Oiiee lo Hexc-rvf I'liNNiiKe.
Ve will also deliver 1,300 pounds of assorted
provisions ( estlmnled to be u ycir'a supply ) nt
any of our posts for J520 extra to n limited num
ber taking passage on our first steamer.
WK AllU THU I'HOI'LIJ
To take yon to Alaska. We have been there
for six years. Write for further particulars.
Ely E. Wearc , Pres. , DAWSON , N. W. T.
dpi. John J. Healy , V. 1' . und U. Mgr. , DAWSON -
SON , N , W. T.
103S.
H. R. PENNEY & CO.
11O Board of Trade Bide. , Omaha , Neb
GRAIN , PROVISIONS , STOCKS
Bnach Offlc . 5038 N St. . LJaccI ? . Nob.
O. C. CHRISTIE. K. : , STREET.
President. Vice President.
Cliristie-U Commission Cos
Capital , 950.00U.UW. Knlly mill.
Ill llonrd of Trade Ilullilln r.
STOCKS. CHAIN AND I'HOVIHIO.VS.
JIMES E BOYD & CO , ,
Telephone 1039. Omaha , Neb
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PROVISIONS und STOCKS
BOARD OP TRADB.
Direct wire * to Chicago and New York.
Corrttpondentil John A. Warren & Co.
The U. S.
GOVERNMENT
wants a Irene men In Its
scrvlca With ono o-
cord the Army nnd Nttvjr
ondOHO 1IAK-IIKN at
the greatest known
strciiRtlioticr , invlnorat-
or mid roMornllvo. It
crcntes solid llc h , mus
cle ntid strength , clear *
the brnln , stronathcns
the ncrvos nnd ouuina
the Rcncr.tttro orsnnl to
qtilcklyrepnln ihclr nor
mal powers. For ncrr-
ou.i prostration , overwork - ,
work , ItnpMnxl vitality'
In cither BOX , or oxci'sUvo use of opium , liquor
or lob. > cco , It p-nltlvoly cannot bo excelled.
Ono box will work wonders. Six will curd
H.VU'IlfON U for sitlo by nil drUBRlsts , 00 t l > -
Ipto , no crnt . Ono to two months' treatment
Fill out nnd malt u * the illanmnls sheet In cncU
bor , and wo will elvo your caio special atten
tion without extra rhargO. JIAU-IIKN H prepared -
pared by HJalmer O. IJcnion. 1'ii.U. , 1 . S.dl-
roct from the formula ot li. K. Jlarion. > t U.
Cleveland's moit eminent specialist. Moiled
In closed parUiiRO on rroolpt of prlco.
. DHS. UAUTON AND IJKNbON ,
I 01 Liar-lion UlocU , Cleveland , O.
For snlo by Kuhn. & , Co. , 15th mid Omitf-
as ; J. A. Fuller .1 Co. , 1403 Douvlna St. .
UK ! Graham Drug Co. , 13th nnd Faitrnm :
slug Pharmacy , 27th and Lciivenworlhj
1'cyton's I'liurniiicy , 2llh and heaveiuvorth ;
K. J. S.'ykora ' , South Omaha , and all other
IruwslstH In Omaha , South Omaliu , Council
Iilufft * ami vicinity.
pOOK R MEDV 'CO ,
BLOOD
POISON
A SPECIALTY.
* rlm rr. Secondary or Tertltry BLOOD
I'OISON pcrm n nty )
Cured in 15 to 35 Days.
Tou can lw treated at hoin * for m
prlie undrr sama euaranty. If you preftr
to come here we will contract to pay rail-
ro a fare nnd hotfl bills , and no chart *
U w * falV to cure.
IP YOU HAVE
taken mercury , lodld potash and > tlll
have aches and pains , Mucou * Patchra In
mouth. Sore Throat. Pimples , Copper Col.
wed Spots , TJIcern on nnr I'art ot Ih *
body , Hair or Kycbrows falling out. It Is
this Becondarjr
I
We Guarantee fo Cure
We rollclt the inrst obstinate cues and
challenGo.the worlj for a case we cannot
cure. This disease has always baffled the
( kill of the ino t eminent physicians ,
JSCO.OOO capital behind our unconditional
guaranty. Absolut * proofs sent sealed
on application. 100 page book tent frnr.
Addre.s COOK RK.M13UY CO. . 1401
Maaionlo Tcmiilo. Cliiunuo , 111.
W ) \vlll solid > oti a trial trfUiunnt
of thu french Itomeily CALTMO8
t'rve. tno t' . O. H. * rhrim * > tltul u
leunl fiiuruutee that ( liLTKOHulli
C1IKK MprrmiuiirrlieiuVurleuiHlc ,
nnd IlKHTOIti : l.o.t \ lttor.
It coat * you nothing to try It.
Von JIolllCO. C81 DH , > U lnrr.Atfnl.lliitlnull.O.
Patronize
Home Industries
Hy I'lireliiiHtiiK fiixulx 3lnile nt ( lie Fol
lowing Afhrilslill
AWNINOS AND TENTS.
OMAHA 'PK.VP AM ) IIIIIIIIICH CO.
( Successors Omaha Tent nnd Awning Co. )
Manufacturers tent. , awnings ; jobbers ladles'
and gents' Mackintoshes. Tents for rent. 1311
Fnrnam St. , Omaha.
HHEWEHinS.
OMAII.V IIHKWIXU ASSOCIATION.
Carload shipments made In our own refrig
erator cars , rilue nibbon. Ellto Export , Vienna
Export and Family Export delivered to nil parts
of the city.
BOILKIIS.
OMAHA 1IOILHU iWOUKS ,
JOHN It. I.OWHRY , I'rop.
Hollers , Tanltn nnd Sheet "ran Work. Special
facilities for doing repairs , etc. Tel. 1339 .
CORNICE WORKS.
G. F. KPKMHTKII ,
KAftLH COn.VICD WORKS.
Manufacturer of Clalvanlzed Iron Cornices , Oal-
vnnl/.cil Iron Skylights. Tin , Iron and Blat *
Hoofing. Agent for Klnnenr's Steel Celling.
10S-10-12 North Eleventh street.
CRACKER FACTORIES.
AMEIUCAV IIISCVIT AM ) MT'Ci. CO.
Wholesale Cracker Manufacturers ,
OMAHA , NEU.
DYE WOUKS.
SCIIOKDSACK'S TWIX CITV 1 > Y15
\VtHKS , Jr.UI l < ; nrnniu St.
Dying nnd rlennlng of garments nnd go > ls of
very description. Cleaning of line garments a
specialty.
FtXMJH HILLS.
S. I'ILM.VV. .
F'our , Meal , Feed. Ilnn , 1013-13-17 North 17lh
Street , Omaha , Net ) . C. E. lllack , Maingcr.
Telephone 592.
IRON WORKS.
DAVIS & CO\V : llL , IllOX WOHKS ,
Iron nniTI IlriiMN Vounilt-r.1.
Manufacturers nnd Jobbers of Ma'hlrifry. Gen
eral repairing a specialty. i:0i , 1503 nnd 1503
Jackson street , Omaha , Neb.
L1NSKED OIL. I
WOODMA.V i.ixsHun OIL AVOIIKH.
Manufactuiers old process raw lln/cel oil , ket
tle boiled linseed oil , old process ground llnteeil
cakes , ground and screened llaxveed for drug
gists. OMAHA , NE1I.
MATTRESSES.
OMAHA Miil > l\i CO.
jranufactiirers of high grade Mattresses , 1113
Itarney Street , Omaha.
OVERALL AND SHIRT FACTORIES.
KAT/-\iVK.\S CO.MI'AXY.
Mfra. Clolhlng. Pants , Shirts. Cvemlls.
OMAHA. NEII.
SHIRT FACTORIES.
.1. 11. RVAXJI.
XKHHASICA SHIRT COMI'AVV.
Excluilve custom shirt tailors. 1515 Farnam.
V1NEOAR AND PICKLES.
IIA A KM A XX VIXKUAII CO ,
Manufacturers of Vlnoznr. Pickles , fatsupa ,
Mustnrils. felrv nndVrrreisteriliIre Saure.
WAOONS AND CARRIAGES.
WILLIAM PKKIKKKn.
For n good , puhttuntlnl vehicle of any descrip
tion , for repainting or rubl > er tires on new or old
wheels the beet place 18 27th and Ijcavcnworth
Streets.
iiilMMOXI ) > CUUIIACK CO. "
Cheap , medium price , ! ami tony rnrrl.i .
Any thing you want , second hand or new. Head
quarters f'jr rubber tires , warranted. 18th and
Hainey , opposite Court House.
CIC1AR MANUFACTURERS.
nnxK .t co.
fwirgest factory In the west , trailing jnliben
of Omaha , Knn as City , Lincoln and Ht , Jutcykl
handle our cooJs. 1003 Farnam Street.