THE OMAHA DAILY WEE : THURSDAY , APRIL 21 , ISflS. 11
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Humors of Spain's Financial Poverty Knko
Wheat Market Weaker.
JULY WHEAT LOSES PART CF ITS GAIN
Corn nnil Ontn Clone' L'nrlinnRril After
un . \ < 1 VMIICC , lint I'rnvlnlniift He-
inuIn SlroitK TliroiiKliout ,
CJonlntr
CltlCAGO. April 20. Ornln quotations nUd
off rniililly In fno last half hour of trailing
today on rumors that the HotlischJWs had
advised Spain to evacuate Cuba , nnd had
refused further nnanclal nld. July wheat ,
which had been advanced 2c , declined to
j-csterday'B close , und ended with a net
Bixln of only > /J < 0-c. Corn nnd oats , which
! nnd risen % < fjttc , closed unchanped to Vic
lower. Provisions were strong throughout ,
July pork closing 2',4c higher and lard nnd
rll > 3 TVWriSc better.
Liverpool surprised the market nt the
atari 'today by showing nn advance oJ
nearly 2c per bu. In wheat. The war news
* rom Washington gave shorts a further
scare , nnd llrst trades In July here were
made nt SS'y8SSc. an advance of HMJlHc.
September waa alao remarkably strong.
1'roflt taking caused n brief reaction , dur
ing which July touched SS c , but -the mar
ket again stiffened anil rose steadily to
} > Sic. Heavy Rolling against "calls" stopped
the advance nnd the market quieted down.
Thu announcement of tnu actual slsnlng of
the Cuban resolutions did not affect the
course of prices , quotations remaining
nbotit stationary for some time , fhe
Htrength of the Kngllrfn markets continued
to be thi > chluf Influence. Letter reported
free acceptances of cable offers. One cargo
was sold to I/ondan nl J1.2G per bu. , an ad
vance of Cc over yesterday's price. Domestic
crop news of u rcutfcnirlng nature and heavy
receipts had little effect. Atlantic ports
cleared 50)OJO bu. of wheat nnd Hour. Chi-
ciico got 07 cars , npalnst 3 lust year. Minne
apolis nnd Duluth received 212 cars , com
pared with 2 < ) S last year. July continued to
Ktiln strength until after reaching 89-c , or
lie above where It closed the day before. A
good deal of Ions wheat wtis sold between
that and SSc , which rather overloaded the
capacity of the market , and Just then New-
York flun.z a bomb Into the pit In the shape
of a dispatch giving a rumor current there
to the effect that fne Rothschilds had re
fused to advance more money to Spain ,
and consequently that Spain would be un-
nble to go to war. 'The market had a sud
den collapse of Ic a bu. on that , running
< lo\vn In ten minutes from SD'kc ' to SSVic , nnd
tli en after a short tight around the latter
lleure , It had n fresh tumble to S7',4'3 ' > i7c.
nd was bringing & 7c at the close. May
i * : > l < 1 between $1.10 and J.I.10V4 , closing at
Corn was helped by export sales of over
l.WO.CCO bu. Cnlcago receipts were ISO cars.
Atlantic ports cleared 2u"CO ) bu. Shorts
'bought freely1 , but the collapse In wheat de
pressed corn nnd most of the advance was
lost. July opened U < ? % higher nt IE-lie ,
Bold up to SS'fKKVAc ' nnd declined to 22 % ®
C2 ! c , closing nt 32ljc , n shade higher.
Oats were firm early , on the advances
obroad and In sympathy with w'neat. The
sidvance was lost near the close. Chicago
receipts were 251 cars. Shorts covered on
the early bulge. July opened lie higher at
237fec , advanced to 21'sc. declining to.23 > ic
at the close , a net loss of He.
Provisions were strong .throuchout on war
prospects. The trade was largely profes-
lonnl , nlthoUR'n some outside buying was
noted. Professional shorts were liberal
buyers , nnd packers gave up their attempts
to check the rise. July pork sold between
510.0.1 and $10.70 , closing nt JIO.GO , n net gain
of K'jjc. July lard and ribs .gained 12V&C
cnch , both closing at . .3c.
Estimated recolpto for tomorrow : Wheat ,
fl5 cars ; corn , 323 cara ; oats , 310 cars ; ho s.
24.COO head.
Leading futures ranged ns fallows :
Article B..I Low.
W beat-
May. . . 1 10 1 11 1 10 1 11 1 00 ! ' ,
July. . . XHs'J 8DK 87
Sept. . . flDfcittVj S'Ji-4 SOH '
Di-o. . fcuyiii ) * bij 71) ) H 7UH 70H
Corn
Mny. . . H > O4' 3'J am
July. . . Il''V-th 32rtM
Sept. . . S3HuN 31
Oats-
May. . . 2Ci ? 27 > <
July. . . 13H 24K
lork
Mny. . . o no 10 no n no in 40
July. . . 1003 1070 1003 10 HO 0 U7H
Lurd
May. . . 5 17M B 32M 5 174 7i 30
July. * , B ; io fi 4'Ji 5 no 5 :17H : S -5
gent C StiW B 47M B U''H 0 S 32K
Ch'UtibR
May. . . C 17W n 3I2H 0 17H S 30 R 1ft
July. . . ft J74 ! S I''H o ' . ' 7 6 H7V r. ' _ > 3
S pt _ 0 a7H B 47H B M7K 6 4B B : r.m
No. J.
'Can ? ! nuotatlomi were as folio we :
FLOL'R-Steady , 4.o I.BO : vprlnff ( "penlals.
'
| 5.50ff5.CO ; spring patents. l.tKy5.10 ; itrnlshls ,
| 4.4 > fj4.f.O : baker * . t3.5CQI.00.
WHEAT No. 3 sprlnK. f9cSl.01H : No. 3 red ,
1.00H 1.10.
CORN No. Z , 31HB32C.
OATH-NO. 2. za2v4 < s f. o. b. ; NO. 2 white ,
SO'.HWtc : No. 3 white. 29Hc.
RYE No. 2. BSWWJJMc.
TLAXSEED-No. 1. 1.27V4ftt.8i4.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime. $2 92H.
PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. . U0.40 ®
10.4.1. Lard , per 100 Ibs , , 15.30. Short ribs , rides
( loose ) . J5.10tf3.45. Dry nailed shoulders ( bivted ) ,
| 4.T54f5.CO ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , * 5.5 Ti5.e > .
. " HIBKY Distillers' llnlahed gooOs. psr gai.
11.20.
HI'OARS-Cut lo.tf. 5.69 ; irmnulaled. $ , i.lSf
5 SI.
r
On the 1'roduca exchange today the butter mar
ket was steady ; creameries , I3irl7c ; dairies , 128
16c. Egg. " , steady , 1014C. Cheese , dull , 7H rCc.
Live poultry , market dull ; turkeys , 9 tOc ; chlclc-
ea . 8S ! > Vic ; ducks , EC.
MJW YOIIIC ( JKMMIAL MAIIKKTS.
< luntntlniin for tin' liny on Gonprnl
ConunixlltlfK.
NfTVYORK. . April 20. FLOl'It Tterclptf , 17-
453 bbls. ; exports , 17,161 bhU. ; winter patent' ,
SI.tOtJS.13 ; winter straights , t3.CM2l.75 ; Mlnnc-
tot.i patents , Jl. 404J5.70 ; winter cxtrnx , SS.Rif ?
4.10 ; Minnesota baiters , tl.2Jffl.45 ; winter low
tirades , J2.lOJf3.00. Itye ( lour , llrm nt J2.t3.23. )
COIlNMiAl < Firm ; yellow western. 71c ; city ,
72e.
72e.HYK Market firmer ; yellow western , C2c.
HAHLKY Steady ; feeding , 42c.
HAULKY MALT Quiet : western. 5lf ? > c.
WHKAT Heeelpts. < 92i bit. ; exports. 12.JOI
hu. ; spot , stcndy ; No. 2 rcil , tl.11 % f. o. b.
ntlflat , nominal ; options opened strong nnd ad'
vaiiced to cirly afternoon on 'strong Llverpwl
markets , war news nnd heavy export business
After that realizing developed on peace rumors
causing n sharp decllno from top , although final
prKf s were ) 14WIT40 net higher ; No. 2 red. May ,
J1.09O1.10. clo ed $1.09h.
CORN Iletelpts , S55.27S bu. ; exports , 2S.WK
bu. ; , spot , easy ; No. 2 , 3SUc ; options at llrl
Htrong on cables and enormous export purclnces
but tubiieiunlly | reacted with wheat nnd elonec'
only unchanged to % c net higher ; May , 36ifl
ST-ic clored ! GV > .
OATS-Hecelpts , 259.200 bu. ; exports. 32. 19 bu.
pot' , ttningj No. 2 , 31o bid ; No. S white , 32j j
3 Jo ; options llrm all day on another peed cxiurl
trade nnd cloned Vi ° net higher ; May , 304(1
SOHc. closed , SOite.
FIJKI > Firm : bran , 7890c ; middlings , fOflSSc
rye rood. 62 > jrn5o ,
HAY Quiet ; shipping , 30O35c ; good to choice
- .
HOPS' Quiet : itate , common to choice. 1F9
cn > i > . 4J3c ; ISM trop , "life : U97 crop , iSJNCc
1'nrlllc coast. 15M crop , 4fi5c : M9 crop , 7CSc
1897 crop , I5iec.
HIDES-illeady ; Oalveston , 13 c ; Texas dry
12 c ; CnlUnrnlii , 17V,01Sc.
LKATHEU Steady ; hemlock sole , Hueno
Ayres , I3ili20c. !
\VOOL-qulet ; netce , 17O22c : Texam ltfI4c.
I'ltOVISIONS Ileef , nrmimlly , Jlt.OOJflt.7J
xtt me , | 9.00ir9.7S : beet hams , 12202) : packet
I'.2J ' 1I.PO. Cut nients. ijuiel ; plrkled bellies
$5.r.mTC.SO ; plrkled shoulders. l.51 ; pickle
.itm * . lT.O tI.73. LtM , quirt ; wilfneteamrd
t5.S31l5.CO ; rellned. llrmer ; clote.l at tS.47H. l > oik
pU'.i'Iyi mf * . tlO.ooifte.25 : family. III.M : shor
clear , tl0.23T12.M ; family , tll.POrill.50. Tallow
quiet ; city , SMc ; country. S < iU3e , as to qual
OH.S Petroleum , dull. Rostn. n n stra'ned
common to gooi * , . tl.42H1.45. Turpentine , steady
2a'i ; 30o , Cottrmieoil oil. steady : prim * rrud <
19',4 yc ) : prime crude , f. o. b. mills. IHiOloWf
prime ummer yellow , 22Hc : off summt
yellow. 22023 c : butler oil , 250J7c ; prime win
ter yellow. 27HH2S'ic- .
FUKIOHTd TO LIVEHt > OOISlrong ; cottoi
liy ulcam. l.'fTJK.craln ; by uteain. 3V4c.
K- Steady ; fair to c\tra. OiB'JHc ; Japan
MOI < APSf.Qulet ; New Orlrant. open kettlt
: od lo cho'ce. : SfS3c.
METAt S Th closing as reported by the Nei
York metal exchange was as follows : pig iriv
warranrrr dull , tn > hid , IC.70 aikrd ; lake cor
per/ very firm. Itr.OO bid , 114.30 a kedj tin. quid
4.3 > ) bid. { 4.40 asked : spelter , dull , (4.0frl. : :
and lead very dull. J3.WH3.OT. The nrm Ilxln
the rettllnz' l > A > ls for miners and smelters call
lead 13.50. roptVr UTia nnd catllnc copper 11U (
Ht'TTHR Receipts. 5.Ml pkK > . : tteaily ; itatf
ISRIIc : wrutern creamery. UUlSc ; Klgtns , Hie
faclory. 15 170
CHEESE -Receipt * . 1I5 pks.r firm ; larg (
fholce. T\iOtc ; tmall. choice , s cj light sklmi
IKttSVct p.irt rklins. 44Mcull .tklms , ! OJc.
KOOHIlffflpt , T. 72 i > kgs. ; te dy ; weslen
c ; touthern , lOfttOKc. '
. . . . -n * Oily firnlM m t Provlniom.
I KANSAS CITY. Aprlim. WHEAT-Mark. .
steady ; No. 1 ban ) , He ; No. 2 hard , (3n > 5c : No.
* , W 2V4c ) No , 1 rnl. ? o ; No. S. Me ; No. 3 ,
Kf/Olc ; No. 2 spring , 92HS30 ; No. 3 , f$9 : .
IxiItN-Market ( trady and higher ; No. 2 mix * ] ,
OATS-Markct slow and steady ; No. J white ,
MM 2V ,
HYi-Mnrket firm ; No , ! . tOc.
HAY-Market blnher ; choice prattle , $7.75 ;
Chr > lc timothy , t.50.
HITTER Market Kteady to nrmi creamery , II
C17c ; d lr > ' . llrm , 13c.
KOOS Matket higher : fresh , Oc ,
IliCKII'r.S : Wieat ; , IJ.tCO bu. ; corn , 2D.ZW bu.j
oati" , f.OCO bu.
SHIl'MENTS-Wheit , ! , bu.J corn. 23,100
bu. ; oils , 1,000 bu.
OMAHA < i KM : a A i. MMIKITS.
Ciinilllloii lit Trnile nnil UnnlntlottN on
nml Klinelrn lncr.
tock. so.
Common to fair. 9SUc : e-Tmalor
18o ; gathered creamery , IJfilCc.
VKAI < Choice fat. SO to 120 Ibs. . quoted at Si/
tc : large nnd cnnrw , 6W7e.
LtVR roULTHY Oi'ckens , CKflTc ; old rooit-
ers. 3m5Hc ; young roosters , 66 iic.
OAMK Weather too warm Tor gams.
I'lOKONS Live , tl.1561.2J ! rt-nd piKeoni nit
wanted.
HAY Upland. t..Wl ; mluland , 16.0 ) ; lovlnnd.
> 3.W ; rye straw , It 01) ; culur mukrs the prlou en
hay ; light bales sell the best ; only top
bring top prices.VEOETAHLES.
VEOETAHLES.
CKLEHY Oood stock , largo , 50c ; small ,
ONIONS Per bu. , S0 9'c.
HKANS-Iland-plcked navy , per bu. , Jl.J' .
SWEET I'OTATOKS-Knn . 10-peck bb'.c. ,
3.W ; wed nweet polnl ( s , tJ.OO.
CAIIIlAflE-Oood stock , per Ib. . l iB2c.
l'OTAToa 4 Home Kruwn. WflSSc ; Culoralo
stock. 7V ; northern fancy early Ohio seed po-
IrtnpH , J5c.
TOMATOKS Per crate , seven bask K J3.M.
NEW HKKTS-l'er rtoz. bunchus. 41f(50e.
RADlSIIES-Per rtoz. bunches. 30I733C.
LnTTt'CM per doz. bunches , 33340C.
OHRKN ONIONS-Per doz. . lie.
WATIIIirnr.SS-I'er 1f-qt. ca e. $1.0) .
CUOttjinr.HH Per ilor. . . tI.2Wl.CO.
WAX IIEANS 's bu. box , tl.25.
PEAS Per basket , tt.25.
SPINACH I'er KifkPt. $1.
rinpLANT-Per 30-lb. box , $2.2o.
FUUITS.
STRAWIlEP.ItlES-Pcr 24-plnt case , $2.25 ; II-
qt , COPC. tl.50.
APPLES Winter stok , } 3.00fr3.5' ) ! boxes. $1.3.
rUANItEniltns-rnnc' . ' .Icrsey , per bU. , $10.u > i.
QHAPEd Jlalns'.is , Ji.W06.00.
THOPICAL FnUlTS.
OHANHIS-Callfornla navels. $2.73&3.00 ; fancy
seedlings , t2.23 ; choice , J2.00.
LEMONS California , fancy , $3.01 ; choice. tt.M'
fnncy Mmlnn. 3.0'JtT3.5iJ.
TI.VNANAS Choice. larg stncl : . per burch , J1' 01
O2.2J ; medium Izol bunches , tl.755J2.00.
NUTS Almonus , per lU. , larce ? lze , 12J1.1c ;
Bmall , lie ; Hrazlls , per ID. , jginc : English wnl-
" " ' . pf-r ! b , fancy sou thell. I0 llc ; standards" ,
8 i9c ; Illbert ; , pe.Ib. . , lOo ; pecnn. , pollihcd , me-
( Hum. CSJa-i f + iri iargs , M9. : large hickory
nuts , il.uog'l.io per bu. ; Bmall , 11.25U1.25 per bu. ;
cocoanuts. per 100. S : peanuts , raw , Ca5'sc , ;
roasted. BOC'Ac.
FIOS Irnporte.l , fancy. 3-crown. 14-lb. boxej ,
lOc ; u-crawn , 41-lb. boxes , 13c ; 2-lb. boxes , 22ff
"
33 per IHJX ; California , 10-lb. bo\- . { 1.
HONEY Oholce white , 12c ; Colorado amber , 10
( j He.
KHAl.'T Per Mil. , t.1.50 ; half bbl. , t2.23.
MAPLE SYHUP Flv-c.gal. can , each. $2.73 ;
gal. cans , putv. per doz. . , t2 ; half-gal , cans ,
16.25 ; quart cans. J3.50.
DATES-Hallowce , CO to 70-lb. boxes , Ei5c ;
Snlr. Co ; Fard , Mb , boxe . 90.
CIDEH-Per balf-bbl. . t3 ; bbl. , $ S ,
HIDES , TALLOW. ETC.
. , .
SHEEP PELTS-Clreen failed , each. 15ff73 ? ;
green nulled shearings ( short woolej early skins ) ,
each , 13c ; dry shearings ( short wooled early
fklnt ) , No. 1 , each , tc1 ; dry mm Kansas nnd Ne-
brufka butcher wool pelts , per Ib. . actual weight
4f3c ; dry Mint , Kanxas nnd Nebraska murrain
wool pelts , per Ib. . actual weight , 3fflc ; dry
Hint Colornilo butcher wool pelts , per Ib. . actual
weight. 4JJdry ; flint Colorado murrain wool
pelts , per Ib. , actual weight. SSIc.
TALLOW , OHEASE. ETC.-Taltow. No. 1 , 3e ;
tallow. No. 2 , 2Kc : rouirn tallow. li c : white
, 2'.4fl2Hc ; jcllow nnd brown Kroane , 1U3
ttrs heifers , 51 e ; gooil hindqunrter heifer *
8'ie ; niithc cows , 6'vc ; western ccv/ ? , C'4cf A-
cows , 6c : cow fcrequartci- ; cow hindquarters"
Sc : backhalved. CIlG'.jc ' ; triangles , 414c.
HREF CfTH-Tenderlolns. fresh , IFc ; frozen
15c ; boneless ptrlps , freah , lOe ; fro/t-n , fc ; strip
loln . fresh. Hto : frozen , 6'ic ' , ; rolls , boneless
frozen , c ; fresh. 10 ; : rolls. Spencer cuts , frozen ,
1 , frozen , 12c ; fresh. He ; loins. No. 2 , frozen , 10o'
fresh , 12c ; loins. No. 3. frozen , Sc ; fresh. ICc ;
fhort loins , market style. 2c above loins ; hotel
style , < c above loins ; cow loin end * . S'c ; eteer
lo'n end , C'.Jc : barging tenderlolnH , 4y.c ; rlbj ,
No. 1 , frozen. ICc ; fresh , 12 ; : ribs , No. 2 frozen ,
Sc : fresh. lOo ; ribs , No. 3 , froien. 6c : fresh. 8c :
No. 1 rounds , 7c : No. 2 rounds , 6740 ; No. 3
rounds , CVic ; beef rouri's. hank off , * ic addi
tional ; beef rounds , shank and rump off , lUc
additional ; trimmings. 4Hc ; beef shanks , Sc ;
brains , pjr doz. , SSc ; sweetbreads , per Ib. . frozsn ,
10j ; fresh , 12Vic ; sweetbreads ( calves ) , per Ib. ,
( Oc ; kidneys , per doz. , 35c ; ox tails , each , fc ;
livers , pir Ib. , 2Hc ; hearts , pr Ib. , 2Hc ; tongues ,
per Ib. , 12c ; calf livers , each , 35c ; calves , whotc
carcass or sides. lOVi ; ; calf head and feet ,
scalded , Her set , 75c.
MUTTON Fancy lambs , ! > c per Ib. : regular
lamb ! . Sc : sheep. 7 < , Jc : market racks ( long ) , fc ;
t.ttol racks ( shcrt ) . He ; loins , 9c ; saUles. ! : ;
less , 9c ; lamb legs , lOc ; breasts and stews , 3VSc ;
tongues , each. 3c ; foreqtiarters , 5J4c.
1'OHK Drwed pls , S'.Jc per Ib. ; dressel hog .
Be ; tenderloins , 15 : ; lo'n. , small , 6c ; lane ,
6'Jc ; spare ribs. 4Kc ; liam saunage butts , C'Sc ;
Hoston bults , 5',4c ; shoulders , lough. 4c ; thonl-
ilera. skinned , ( c : trimmings , 4He : leaf lard , not
rendered , KHc ; , Jieail. , cleaned , Sc ; snouts and
oars , Sc : fresh hams , 16 to IS lb . , 7ic ! ; fre.sh
lianas , short cle'aYiiJ'IMio ' ' : cheek meats , 4c ; neck-
bones , 2c ; pigs'Malls ; 3c ; plucks , each , 5c ; chit
terlings , Co ; hocks. 4c : hearts , per < Joz. . 23c ;
stomachs , each , 2c : tongues , eaclf , 7c ; kidneys ,
per doz. , lOc ; bfAlnj ; psr doz. , 13c : plgn' feet , per
doz. , 20c ; livers , each , 3c ; hog rind ? , 3c ; blade
Ixines. Sc.
St. I.onln ficnernl S
ST. 1/3UIS. April 20. FIXDOR-Hlgher. In eym-
pathy with wheat ; patents , tl.73m.S5 ; ftrn'ghts
$ l.3J 4.6fl ; clears , $4.00t4.25 ; medium , tl.roa3.75.
WHKAT Unsettled , with May He. July , , c
nnd September Hie higher tlun yestenlay's clos
Spot , higher ; No. 2. rd. cash , elevator , tl.oi
track , $1.02K : April. tl.Ol ; May. tl.03 bid ; July
R3o bid ; September , 7S" > c asked ; No. 2 hard , caei :
7 > ,4c.
CORN Firm for futures , which clcsnl fraction.
ally higher than yesterday. Hpot , llghir ; No.
2. cafh , 30c ; April , I0c ; May. 30J4O30Hc ; July
SOVic b'd ; September. 31c.
OATS Futures easier , but fraction * above yet.
terday nt the elcff. Spot , higher ; No. 2 , cash
27Vic ; track , 72viS'c * : April , 27 4c ; May. 27'ic
July. 2JHc asked ; September , 22Kc ; No. 2 write
Vi Wc.
HYE Higher at 55a bid.
RKROH Flaxnod. higher nt tl.25. Prime tlm
othy reed. ti.65O2.75.
CORNMKAL-FIrm nnd higher nt tl.COftl.C5.
HRAN Finn : sacked , east track , C9ittOc.
HAY Strong for choice , pr.idea , with other
unchanged ; prairie , t5.WffO.00 ; timothy , Ji.OH
11.09.
HUTrnn-FIrm ; cresmery , UfilSHc ; dairy , 1
Q15e.
FXlOS-FIrm nt 9c.
WHISKY tl. 20.
S 70c.
.
METAUS'-Irfad. dull at $3.40. Spelter , quiet n
4.05.
4.05.PIIOV1P1ONS Pork. hlgWer : standard mcs
lobbing. tl .37 > 4. I nrd. higher ; prime steam
$3,10 ; chr.tce , t3.2 , Hacon , bond shoulders. $ ' . .23
extra short clear , f5.si > i ribs , ; i > ; short ? . 50. l1-
Dry salt meats ( boxrrt ) , houlder , $1.75 ; extr ;
short clear. $3.S7V4 ; ribs. $5. 30 ; shorts. ti.M'i.
RECEIPTS Flour , 2.010 bbls. : wheat , 8.0W bu ,
corn. 4l.C X ) bu. : oats , IS.fO ) bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 5,000 Mil * . : wheat , 14,03
bu. ; torn , 209OvO bu. ; cats , 13X > bu.
Liverpool llnrkrt.
LIVERPOOL. April 20. WHEAT Spot , flrm
No. 2 red , western , S * I'.id ' ; No. 1 red northern
spring. Ss S'.Jil.
CORN Spot , nrm : American mixed , new , 3
5 d ; April. Ss 7d ; JMv , 3s 7d ; July , 3s 7d.
FIXJUIl SI. Touls fancy winter , tlrm. 10s Rd
PHOVlSIONS-lfeef , llrm : extra India menj
CSs fil. Pork , firm ; prime mefs , fine western
518 3d ; prime mess , medium western. 4Ss ! M
lldni" , short cut , llrm , S6s M. Hacon , firm , 83
6d ; short ribs , 32s ; long clear mlddle , light , 31s
long clear middles , heavy. 30s 6.1 ; short elf a
backs. 31s ; clear bellies , 34s ; shoulders , square
3C < 6d. Lnrd. prime western , dull , 27s.
HOPS At London ( Pacific coast ) , dull , ! 10
6C4 10s. ,
CHEESE American , finest white , JSs td
Liverpool refined , fteady
15s 6.1. Turpentine spirits , steady , 24s 6J. Itosln
common , steady , 4s IHd.
Cliu-liinntl Slnrket.
CINCINNATI. April 2 > ) . Fl/JOn-Stcajy
fanotl.30ff4.35 ; family. t3.JOfl4.W.
WHEAT-FIrm : No. 2 red , tl.CO.
cOHN-Strong. hlsher ; No. 2 mixed , JJtJ5Kc
OATS Firm ; No. ! mixed. 829Hc.
RYE-FIrm : higher ; No. J. 67c.
1'ROVISIONS-l.ard. utronc. higher , t3.17 <
Hulk meats , nrm , t3.3J. llacon , firm , higher
1C. 10.
10.WHISKY
WHISKY Active , $1.20.
HtlTTER Lower : nigln crcimery , ' 19c ; Ohio
l ! 16c : dairy. lOCIlc.
SttdAR-FIrm ; Imrd refined. tl.S3C5.97.
Fins-Flrm and hlsher-at te.
OHKESE Steady ; gnod to prime Ohio Oat
Pbllnilelihla I'roilnce.
PHILADnLPIUA. April ID.-HUTTKR-Dul
and weak : fancy western creamery , IS'.jc ; f rtc
wentern prints , > V ; .
ia(18 Firm and He higher ; fre h. nearby ad
western , llHc : fresh southern ,
Cnllfornla Dried Frnlli.
NF.W TOUK. Al'ril ' 20.-CAL1FORNIA PRlh
FRUITS Firm arv4 active. Evaporated nppl * ;
per Ib. ; prime wlro tray , fc
t wooi dried , prime , < Uc ; choice , IVic ; fancy ,
'
c. Primes. 8HCHie. Apr cots , Moor 1'nrk ,
8 ' ,43 10I'oichef , tun dried , 7Qc.
Hnltlnuirr Mnrlirt.
IIALTIMOHK. April 10. FIXJl'R Dull : wen-
crn nuperilnc , 12.74U3.10 ; wostetn extra , $ ] .40
4M W ; western family , $4.10(24.63 ; winter whent
patent. $ I.Kfl ! . 10 ; rprlnv wheat pitent , Ji.J'-if
t.Cfl ; spring wheat Hrnlelit. J 10DS.25 ; receipts ,
1,2W bbls. ; exports , 1,501 bbls.
WHEAT Stron * . f p it and month. tl.04'4ft
1.04 : May , II.CH.31.eri ; tteamer. No. 2 red ,
tl.OIUl.Ol'i ; rpcelpt * , 47,772 bu. ; exports , nones
southern wh at by sample , tl.ia i.03Vi ; souttietn
wlmt nn grade , tl.01'31.0S ,
CORN Stromt ; spot and month. 37O37Vc : Mny ,
27K7iic ; steamer mixed , SCffWic ; tecelpt * . 191.-
2CJ bu. ; exports , 178,40 bu.J southern white
corn , 3S ? ; southern yellow corn , 37M3Sc.
OATS Firmer ; Nn. 3 whlltf. 33c bid ! No. 2
mlted , 3HiU3c ; receipts , 2S.M5 bu. ; exports ,
none.
RYE Strong nnd hluher : No. S nearby , O
COTiq ; No , 2 western , ci - bid ; receipts , 2,977 bu. ;
export8,571 bu.
HAY-FIrm ; choice timothy. $12.COftlJ.W.
OHA1N FIIKIOHTS Very firm , with rates
tending higher ; steam to Liverpool , per bu. ,
3',4d , May ; Cork , for orders , per quarter. 4s 31.
April : 4 May ,
HUTTER Firm : fancy creamery , 29" ; fancy
Imitation. Kffisc ; fancy ladle. 13c ; goid ladle ,
137T14C ! store packed , luflllc.
KOOS-FIrm ; fresh. 1C 1K ; .
f'HEEStStcady ; fancy New York. Jarge , 9'i
6'.4c ; fanry New York , medium , 9V491Uc ; fancy
New Yotk , sm.tll , lO'.iiTlOVic.
Xrw Orlrniifi Mnrkot.
NEW ORLEANS. April 2)-HOO PROD17CTS-
rirm ; h lil higher , In rympnthy with the we < t.
Perk , standard m s , tin.r ' ) . l ird , tefinfd He ce ,
$ .1.75J.S14 ! : pure l rJ , J3.WiJ5.6i',4. l xed meil ,
dry wilt shoulder" , tl S74 ! : sides , $ .i.62 > .4fi'r..73.
llacon , sides , clear ribs , fi.fi086.62ft. Hams
choice sturar cuicil , $ .73P9.75.
( XKFEE Steady : Rio. ordinary to good , 83
9feo.
itlCE Firm : ordinary to go d. 4'c.
FLOUll Extra fancy , t4.COa < .70 ; intents ,
05.00.
HAY Prime. J11.W312.5) ; choice. $ H. 0113.0) .
CORN No. 2 white , mixed nnd yellow , sacked ,
SSHRI9. .
OATS-No. 2. fackel , 32C32HC.
O nil n HfcclitN | lit Trliiclpnl Mnrkrtn.
CHICAOO , April 2) . Receipts today : Whent.
97 cars ; corn , 2M cars : oats , 234 can. Estimated
car lots tomorrow : Whent , 1'3 ; corn , 323 ; outs ,
MINNEAPOLIS , April 20. Receipts : Wheat ,
HTC.BrLOUI3 , April 20. Receipts : Whent , 11
DULUTII , April 20. Receipts : Wheat. 24
ours. i
Detroit MrsrkPt.
DETROIT. April I- ) . WHEAT No. 1 will' " ,
Me : No. 2 red. SLOT : May. 51.00V4.
TORN No. S mixed , ale.
OATH No. 2 white , 31'fcc.
RYE No. 2 , Mo.
Pe rln ftlnrkel * .
PEOniA , April 20. CORN Active , higher ; No.
" i
"OATS Firm , higher ; No. 2 white. 2Sic.
WHISKY-HIgh proof spirits , tl.19',4.
Snn FriinclNLoVlirnt Mnrkrt.
PAN FRANCISCO , April 2)-WHEAT-
Stenily : December. $ I.E9.
HARLBT Steady ; December , fl.31',5.
STOCKS A.vn noxns.
MK.rl.Tt Sliorv * n Klrm 'TlrMlMnnpe ' to
NEW YORK , April 2) ) . The New York stock
market offered a llrm resistance nit day to the
depression which was relieved upon It from
every other exchange tn the world , Its declines
nt no time reaching mere than n fraction over
a i > oint for active stocks. In tl.'o final hour n'ter
Hading on foie'gn bourros had leen rus ; > endeJ
for the day a lively movement tt < buy deva-'o : > 2d
on the New Ycrk exchange whlcti wiped oul
nearly nil the early los ! e < nnd 1'tled ' the level ol
Tirices rhnri'ly above that of last night. The
tlnal recovery was Ktuight about by tha dis
semination of n rumor tint the pitlol ullowed
Spain for n reply to the ultimatum hnd l-een cx-
terdcd to Monday , with n ch-nci of a H ttlemenl
b < ? 'tig effected lccri > tint time. Tl.ri wsre esmi
cvKltnccK of manipulation for the purpo-o of
making last prices s'low striking gains. Tor In-
rtance , Hurllngton sold nt 90'i nnd on the i'nst
slip jumped to 91H A broad view of tl fln n-
clnl world ihows tint New York wrs Pss oT-ttel !
than any flr.anc al center. At no tinu w. re prlce/i
depressed to the London parity. As u consequence
quence there were large arbitrate s'llln ? orders
here of London stocks. New Ytrk prices sho'Urg
a fair profit over London quotations , l.'cpreraloi
In 1/ondon and on the continental bours's \\ns
more due to the panlo in Span'sh 4s than to tn/
other one cause. Thei-e tPCUrltKs fell 1U per
cent In London and 3\i per cant In Pasls on
forceil liquidation due to financial d nicultlej li
Spain. New Ycrk alsobed the offerings nf Its
own securities for foreign account nt prices
above tl.ts ? prevailing abroad , nnd there wane
no heavy llqu'datlon for local account. It Is ti
be observed that American securities have hel
firmly steady as compile 1 with Ihe mfir.tei
wt-aknesi of .Spanish securltUs. It Is n'o to be
observed lhat weakneia In firelsn markets Is
due in part to the weakness In l onion , nn.1 th's
l < due to the pressure for gold to MlnfeMe the
United States money maikt. United States I
still n heavy creditor to the world end contlnuec
drawing on these credits , while serving to fort fj
the financial factor t home. Is an element o
weakness abroad. Selling In New Ycrk doubt
less Is due to nn effort to eiuallzo conditions
That thwe efforts should be to well abfotb'd I
a demonstration of the round financial conditions
existing In this country , Demanstia'lon U given
In the case of call money , which loaned today a
2 rr > r cent , although tlrne money continues a
0 p ° r cent. It Is still further slsnldcsnt of the
same condition that the stringency ot monej
abroad should have resulted In decline. ! In Ih
Hrltlsh and forelm markets In * overnm nt bents
while United States i ues of 132i showed a ga n
today ot 1V4 pr cent for the registered an.l IV
per-cent for the coupons. , That further Impcrta
tlons of gold only await the nce.lB of tttj loca
money market Is , however , evtJent. The bom
rrtarkct was slightly mcri active , 'and ' after fur
th r wiatn t showed some recoveries. Tola
fates. H.023.CCO. United States new 4s. coupon
ndvnnced HI per cent and new 4 , reul'tered ,
Hi per cent on the bid pr'ces. Others were un-
Tha Evening Pott's London financial cablegram
says : "The feature In the stock markets here
wns the tlatne. s In forlgn tock. . the Paris
bourse being utterly demoralized by the contin
ued fall In Spanish 4 ? . which clwed at the Slow
est 34. The weakness In consols earned tt.b n--
t'on of a r'e In the Hank of England rats to
morrow , nnd on this belief discount houses de
clined to work , nnd nil uch biulnew wns dofrie
at th * bank Itself , which had the effect cf malt
ing the loan rates easier. Americans were n-
most ralable , but there was no great nre.sure
to sell nd a bear position , at len t In St. Paul
and Louisville , now undoubtedly exists. Th
manner In which New York absorb * stocks Is
much marve d nt. The markets here ere thor
oughly close reefed and prepared for war. but
, the Paris I nurse will f < el life blow severely. As
. Instancing how the market hero Is looking nhead
It Is common lalk that war m nns the final rte.'eil
. of the silver party In the United Slatej. Argen
; tines were tint. Uneasiness wns fe't by these
, who are/ aware of a telegram received by certain
, Ixindon banks nnd firms associated with Argen
tine from General Roca urging the Importance
. of their Jolnlrg In subscription to the " .nternal'1
. loan , which was mentioned tn.these dlrpntches
, Monday. Iloca's telegram rays It Is required for
ur&ent InrtlfpJnsabla expenres nn-1 "which will
form HIP best guaranty of peace. " Tl I- Paris
, bourse Is bordering on a panic , with heavy
realizations In Tlntos nnd everything salable. "
, Kollowlng are the closing quotations of the
Itadlng stocks on H e New Ycrk market today :
:
loiai rutcn ui Biuvivs uuuy. Qi.bVy Bliares , in
. cluding : 79.2I7 Chicago , Hurllngton U' Quincy.
6.4U Loulivlllo & Nashville , 7 , < Wt Manhattan ,
8.2:0 Metropolitan. 6.C24 New York General , S.73S
Northern Pacific , 1T.7SJ Northern Pacific pre
ferred , 7.731 Rock Island , 32.180 fit. Paul. t5.197
Union I'aclfic preferred , 3,037 Tobacco , 45,81 !
Sugar.
iv York Monrr Mnrke-t.
NEW YORK. April SO.-MONEY ON CALI
Nominally J4H per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-CH9 < P i
STERLING EXCHANOE Market steady , will
actual business In binkera' .Lulu at ll.SOViOI.S
for demand and II.73H for sixty days ; poitec
rates. Jl IOHfH.81 and fl.HfI.S4Vi ; commercla
b'H ' . tl."SHO4.7SV4.
SILVER CKRTIFICATES-55HC.
n 1IAR KII.VER-560.
MEXICAN nOLU\KS-J5Uc.
. < IOVElt.NMK.ST .UONDS-Uarket Heady ; Tien
j. nf. , HIH ; coupon , UJH ; < . I * ; . , ' 107 { <
1C ? , Is , K , f , * , teg. , 103 : coupon , 110 > 4 ; Paclflc
s of , iro.
Closing quotatloni on bonds were as follows !
II S.now4 . roi . . . . ] l | . 4J.O * isu
U.S.nnw 4ft coti. . ( ' "
U , 8,4srv , lUf NaPaeiflo l'sisi"ll !
C.S.4.VCOUP 10 ! ) No. PaclfiB 3 . . . . 67 W
U.S.'J No.Paeltl34n HI
U.S.fti.rc ? 110H N. Y. C. ASt , L.4B..10J
U , S. r.s. eom > . . . llUilN.X-W. us. . . 11H
District 3. ( Us 11' ' i N. W. Council ! um
Ala..elift : A HHVilN. W. Dob. us 114V ,
Ala.eiaisn 10.1 JOro. Nav.lMs Ill
Ala.Han * < 3 03 lorn.Nav.-tx . . . . l' H
Aln.Ciimncy. . . . I'1 * . O.s. u. Oi.t.r. Its
Atchinon * * Hlli < > . S. L < "n. t. r 07
Atclunon.nl.IH7HiO. . Imn. Intl. t. r. . . . 101
CannnaSo.'Jndi. . . lot iO. Imp. 8 . I. r. fi't
C.AN. P.t.r.Ss. . 80S PnclOcun of 'i)3 ) , . .lovtj
C..VO. * i I i : ) > 4lUo.iillnr 4 * 70 > 4
C.1I.A.D. 444 . .UMH R. O.Wcit Istl. . . . . '
n.A-u. n. i < tii. . . .103 HUU&I. M.OJ1. f H7l
I ) . All. O. 4V. . . . . . . 0 < it Stjli. A 9. F.Can.3.114
Easll'jnii. . . . , Si , P. Cjiiiolt 113
KrlrGon. 4s tH. , SWP. O.AP. Utl. . . 117
V. Vf. lit > . \9. \ t. r. 07 , ,1 St. P. C. At P. 3s Him
'Jeii.Kleo. &h OI/ Sohtht-rn Rv. S3. . . . HfVi
fi.H. AS. A. Os. . . .10.1 * , , n.4T. Oi fill
( l.H.AS A. * . > . ( . . .10:41 :
H.AT.Cjlit.5 * Ill ) x. P.ic. L. o. ists unU
H..VT.O.Pia 63. .110 Tox. IMS. Its. 2J . , ' . ' 0
Inwn O. 1 U 07. U..P. D.AO. iHtj. . r.'J
. Wnb. IB' "n 100
. Unt 41 S-t , ads
linio-.irl ( ! 10.1. .
il.K. AT. U.U CSM Va. Ct-iiliirlni . 10.1
I. K.A.T. * * h.V' Vdeferrad . ! l
V. Y. C. 1M lltf UHlon Paclflc Pfd. . f.14
N. J. C. os Union IMcinc Is. . . H4ti
Hoitnii Std'olc
HOSTON , April SO.- a'll'l-aiu , 3'ifT5 pr etnt ;
Ime loans , t6 ver1 'lnt. CloMni ; prices
'or slocks , bonds nnd mldlng shares :
A.T.AS. P 1O4TioMon | L nl
\mcrican Suiar. . llllti'U ' K. I ItfO
Am.Suynr ufd. . . . lUDi licn. KU'O. lifit fit
: > nv st-itn Oa < HJ Atchtsonpfd ; . . S4M
aril rolophono. . . 54'J JAtchlMon 4i SOW
: tostoniAlDi'.i\r. \ ' 'HI llfcw Knirla'.d Us..till
llonton.V Mllnj. : . . 1H i < l"ii. Klso. us Oil
S..1I.JCQ IH1J4 AllO'.iosMlntnsOJ 1M
fltcliDurr Ort lAlUntto 27
ionornl Kieotno. . Ht ' liomon.V MoiHin : : 1714
Illinois Stiul. . . 45 Ilulto.1 ; Uostcn. . . . ' 'I
Mexican Central. . 4i ! OrUnmot.V Itc li. . 517
Ola Colunv 188 ICnntermlnl l'- " <
O.S.L IN 'r.iuklln 10
iiiDOcr } . " > | Osouoli nil
Union Pacific ltt ! ( Oulncy 10.1
WoaiKnu HO TnmarncR MU
West Kud DM HI''U Wolvirlncs
W. Kltui. 2o ! Pitrrotl
W. Hk-c. ufd
Sail I'raiK'lBOo > lltiliir QniitntlniiR
SAN FRANCISCO. April 20. Ofllclal clcs'.ng
quotntlons on mining stocks today \veic as
io > vs ! _ _
Alia Moxlcau l.l
11 ( VcM'.Mitnl Con. . . . U75
I'cleher . 14 Ophlr 5-J
Uolcher. , . , U'J Ovnnn.TM 4
llnllton . 2 Pctoil 33
Caledonia . 21 r-ivici' ; : 10
Uliall.tr. . 20 Slerrii Nnvna.t. . . . 7M
Con.cai. A Va. . . . 7 : ) Uutou Ooi : V4
unnvn Hoint . 1:1 : tlfili Con 7
Yellow Jacket. . . . 13
Juptlcc . 14 St.-mdarJ 105
lyonuicky Con. . . 1
S'lver birs , 53 ? c : Mexican dollars , 43 !
drafti , sight , Uc ; telegraph , 17(2c. (
Lin < l ii Stock 4liiotntlniii.
LONDON , April IO.-4 p. in.-co. : lig :
ConfolH. m'.v 110 IN Y. Centr.il Ill )
Consols. at'CI Doll ! Pennnvlvniila ! > " } (
Can. Pai-inc TDHjltuadlne W
Krlo HJj Mox. On. now4i. . ( ir >
Ki-lu'.Ms 3th , Atchtion 1H
lll.Cciitr.ll 10IIML. &N 474
Mi'Mcan or.lmarv. IS OraiiU Trunk H
SM'iiiil i-ommon. . . S7HI
11AR SILVKR Steady , I. . 13-1M per ounc" .
MONBY 514 per cent. The rule of discount
In the open market for fhort bills , 3T4V4 pr
cent : the rnta of discount In the open market
for three months' bills , % { per cent.
New York MlnlnK Quotation * .
NK\V YORK. April SO. The follow IIIR arc tha
clos'ng ' mining quotations :
Chollar. . - ' . > Oniirio
Crown Point 1'J Ooliir. . , * > o
Con. Cal. ft Va. . . 7r > I'lvinontt
Du.vJwooi 75 HID
Houlrt t Currv SO OtilsUsitver nfd. . . 20. )
Hale&Moivross , . 00 Slorr.iMava'li. . . . 7.1
Horaeitaui : 3700 Stnii'l'irU ' . Hill
Iron Silver 41 Union Con . 20
Mexican 12 Yellow Jacket . . . . > _
I'lnnnclnlotox. .
OMAHA , April 10. The clcnrlnRs for the day
wore Ji9J.rO.li ; balances. $10T.tl3.i9. The clenr-
In.TS for K97 ere 53:6,013.81 and the balances.
$67,977.59. IncrnafO In cU'srlnRS , tS37.21G.23.
CHICAOO. April 20.-riearliKS ! , $17,9.0,30' ! > ; bnl-
nnces. (1.7M.SOO. New Ymk exchangp. Sfc dlH-
count ; ytcillnn exeliance , posted , f4.fl(4.F4"- ( ;
actual , * l,79iaff4.SJ > 4 : sixty dnyy , } l.7SJM.f2'j.
I cat sleeks wcte ilepreypetl , the onlj * mppnit
cornlns from sliorty. Closlns : Alley I , t' " ; lllf-
cult , " 2'4 : Hlecult preferred , 79 : North Chicago ,
' lVeft l ChlciKo. SD : strawbonrd , 22'8'2 ; .
ST. IXl'IP. ) April JO. ClearltiBi' . J4,4i2.012 ; bal-
nnces , ? ) G3S3il. Money , ujT3 per cent. New Yatls
exchnmte , 23e dlrcount bid , par aElied.
NiiV ORLEANS , April 20. Clearings. $1,190-
fiil4 , New York ext-hante. bank , par ; commer-
clal. Jl per Jl.WO discount.
MEMPHIS. April W.-CleaiIngs' . JM2.73"i : bal
ances , 179,110. \6rli''exchange , Jl.W pre
mium.
NBW YORK , April ! ) . CIcarlng3 , $93.SCCS ! ; ;
balanceo , t" ,4GI,91.i.
11O8TON. April 20. CleVrlnss , J21.223.535 ; bal-
nncc , 12.110.1V. .
IMHLAnBLPIIIA. April M.-Clenrlngs , JH.-
2JO-H ; balances , 1,731'COI. ' '
HALTIMORK. April' ' eo.-Clearlng , 52,851,027 :
balance * . JI3b-53. -
CINCINNATI , April' ' X New York exchinge.
15B2.o dUcount. Money , 4B8 'per cent. Clear-
InsB. $1,974.75. ) . I-i.in
Forelnm , Flnniiclnl.
IXJNDON. April 2S r-Th < J market for American
securities was generally weak nil day on itl > -
InB. The closlriK tcire wns weak , Amoii"vt rf
bullion taken Into the , Hunk of Knsland < .n bal
ance today JC24.0CO. Thertj wan withdrawn from
the Hank of vrnslnnd' today SO.roO In co'd for
shipment to New York and JC2J.C03 for sh'pmnit
to Montreal. On the' street after the close of
the market American b.'curttlesen ' steidy.
Canadian Pnclflca wVre'la point lower. India
council bills were allotted today at l s 31-3J.
Gold la quoted at Hu nos Ayres at 1C7.SO.
PARIS , April ! 0. Th . bourne wan depressed
today owing to a freah break In Spanish' 4s ,
which were largely nil fcr London account.
I/ater there wan o rc-overy on covering pur
chase ? , but prices reacted toward the close ,
offers predominating. < * fter HIP clore of the
bourse operators were excited and prlcfs lluc-
tuated. rentes , which closed Hi lOlf . . Koint ;
up to lOlf SIHc nnd falling to lOlf 27V4c. pin-
l h 4 fluctuated from-Z5 to 31 % . Thre > > pr rent
renttfl. lOlf : "c for the account. Kxchanse en
London , 25f 5"C for checks.
HERL1N , Apill 20. lus'neB on tilt fojurse
to < lny was generally -Wepresned , owing to the
reports from the Unltffl Sfalej of President "Mc-
Klnlcy'B Intention to p.'nd nn ullltnatum to
Sp-iln and tlm Maine * * of Ih3 western bourses.
MADRID. April 20. OeM was quoted taday at
E3.90 and Spanish < s nt f3.
COTTOX M.UIICKT ,
TrmlliiK 1 on n Tr cm en dona Sc-nlo fern
n Time.
NEW YORK. Anrll 20. There wns a fharp
bulge In the cotton market at the opening tliU
morn'ng. with the bear crowd In complete rout.
Tr.id'iiR ' was en a ttcmendous scale for n time
and scnerally active throughout the entire res-
slon. Tlic bsttcr fcflln ; ; resulted from nn unex
pected the In spot cotton nnd futures In the
English market cn.l n further sharp rise In spot '
c-ttcn nt all routl.bm market i. Simultaneous
trai'.M In the pit nl the opening showul a d'fter-
encc of from 3 lo R polnta. with optratora verj-
excited. Prices Jumped up 18 points on the nmr
month ? , owing to heavy buying for Liverpool nnd
by lu-kleix bears. The later options rhowc.l a
gain , with the market 'rregutar. Tr.insactlonn
on the call nlono reached the tinuEiial total of
40.0 < liales , while destines for the first hour
were 17Wi bales. News from nearly nil rolnts
favored tha bull crowd , who were Jub lam. and
for a time tefuied to take th hanjKcme protlts
In s'c'.A. Utr < vldencf of 1'qulditlon at Llv-
errnMil started rtal'tlng , and a. rharr > reaction
took place. At no time did the market tho.v tha
ollKhtcft ti'Kns ofeakn H' . with prices at roon
at a net g ln of 10 to 12 points , as compared
with the olorc ot lant night , In the afternoon
the market wns very fcytrlsh , with the close n m
with a net gain of 16 to 15 points , Total tale * .
327,300 Imlta. Ppat , qu'ut ; mlddllnB. C7-10v. net
re"elptH , 1(5 ( ball's : groM , 5,7tS ( bal s ; exports to
( lr U Ilrltuln , 2.111 bales ; to the continent. 2.577
ba'ta : forwarded. 1.1SS. . I nles : ssles. C.6CO bales ' :
spinners , IdO balev ; stock , tS5,2 > 4 bales. Total '
today : Net receipts , 7CM bales ; exports to
Great llr'tnln. J.3IS bales ; to the continent , 7,557
bai ; slock , 705SS.l l.-uks. Consolidated : Net
receipts , 51,579 bales ; exports to Great Hilta'n ,
71.19J bilea ; lo Krance. 6. ' 0 bales ; to the con
tinent , i,3CO bafs. ! Total flnce September 1 :
Net receipt ? , 8,038,81 : bale ; exports to Orcat
llrltaln , S.Oia.lCj bales ; to France , 75I.CO ) bales ;
to the continent. 217T.f : bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Apr 1 2' ) . COTTON I'-utures
eteady ; F 'VJ. 6 * . 00 bales ; April , JJ.SS bid : May ,
tJ.saas.fO : June. (5.SIV5.93 ( : July. S.97C5 93 ; Au
gust. .DSfl3,99 ; September. M.9S4T5.M ; October ,
-i.0180.02 : November. 1.024C.C3 : Uejember , $1.01
( jG.OJ ; January , (6CGi > C.iS. Spot flrai ; fates ,
7,416 balea ; ordlnarj- ll-16c ; good ordlniry ,
&l-l c ; low mUdllnir. C7-lCc ; middling. 0 11-lCc
good middling. C3-l o ; mlddllrg fn'r. 69-lCc ; re-
ce'pts. 2.S54 bales ; stock. SS3.W1 Ijales. .
LIVERPOOL. April M.-COTTON-Ooo 1 bus !
nets done ; p'lrei tliehir ; Amsilcan mlddllni. faY ,
440-32d ; American middling. 3d ; low mUJllne
3H < 1 ; Kood ordlnan' . 311-Kd ; ordinary , 3 6-3d
The tales of tha day were 15.WO baits , of wh'cli
l.OX ) were for pcul < itlnn and export nnd In
eluded 13.200 bales of'American ; receipts , 14.Ci (
bales. Including ll.CtO A ; t-rlcan. Futures optnei
nrm. with active ttemana nnd closed Irregulai
and unsettled ; American mlddl'ng. L. M. C' ,
S SS-5463 3 - ld s : ien > > ' April and May , J Sl-CIt
fellers ; Mny and June. 3 , S3-C4d rellera : June am
July , 3:3-513 buyers : " July and August , 3 33-c
t33l-Gd ! sellers ; AUcUit and September , 3 Sl-6 < (
sellers ; Scptemlwr aivl October. 3 3-81 J buyers
October and NovembeV ' 131-ld buyeri ; Decem
ber and January. I $1CIA sellers ; January am
February , 3 31-CIJ buyers.
Suurar
NEW ORLEANS.April M.-SUCJAR-OuIet
open kettle , : i03 c-l ; 'centrifugal granulate- )
4Hc : white , 47-lSc ; yellow , 484 5-lCc ; seconds
: tl3 11-lSc. Molasses , dull : centrifugal. 4&13C
- IMIHarketi. .
OIL CITY. PC AtrllCrdlt balince. . T5c
c ttmcale . 7l'/ic bM tor cash : Tic bid for rtr
Ur ; shipments , 'H , $ bbli. ; run * , 4,1 bbli.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
loir Run of Cattle and Good.Supply of
Hogs on Sale.
BETTER FEELING IN CATTLE TRADE
7 < nokliitr for Olioloe
nnil Send Ilir I'rtccn Up un Wlmt
7'lit-r WiinlllitRTH Active
milt Sli-mly.
SOUTH OMAHA , April 20-Kecelpts for
the days Indicated wore :
Cattle. Hocfl. Sheep , llor's.
April 20 2,970 S.W1 2.2.S2
April ID 2,7X1 T ,27i5 3.331 2
April IS 1,173 1.PJ4 1.603
, Vprll 1C 1,031 5,0X1 7,725 21
April IS 2.20J ( j,04D 10.37G
April 14 1,411 f.77J 11.727
April in 2.642 5,472 l.iW
April 12 C.41U B,533 3.CWJ
April 11 lf,97 2,73i ) 0,791 2
April 9 7M 3.16'1 9 : 23
April S l.S'M 4.231 1.S92
April 7 l.CO ! E.4S2 14.320
April fi 3,515 821S 7,303 2
April 5 2G1 6.052 3.G38 01
April 4 1,2.1 ; 1,139 9.4oi
April S W 3.150 3,127
The otllclnl number of cars ot stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. , M. & St. 1Ky 7 2
O. K St. LHy 1
Missouri 1'ncltlc Hy It n
Union Paclllc System 19 15 6
R. 1C. & M. V. U. U 27 32
S. C. & I1. Ky 4
C. . St. P. , M. Hi O. Ky 21 S
11. & M. U. H. K 1 SC 4
c. , n. & g. Hy . .
C. . It. 1. it P. Ky. , east . .
C. , K. I. & P. Ky. . west 2
Total receipts 131 111 10
The disposition of the day's receipts was
aa follows , each buyer purchasing the num-
licr of head Indicated :
Huycrs. Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Omaha Packlnc Co l"i ! 450 . . . .
O. If. Hammond Co 4t' > l 1.C5S 44S
Swift and Company 020 i.V > 3 fd
Cudahy Packing Co .195 1,779 . , . .
P. D. Armour , ChlcagS. . 3S7
Vansant & Co 23
J. L. Carey 11
Huston , t Co 140
Krebbs & Co , IflS . . . . . . . .
Hill .t Htintzlnger 14
L. F. Hlisz 75
Livingston & Sc'naler 1C ! )
H. Hamilton. . . . . 9
Hammond , from K. C 453 . . . .
Swift , from country 43 . . . . MS
Ctidnhy , from K. C 225 487
IManklnton , .Milwaukee . 278 . . . .
C. P. & P. Co. , Nub. City . . . . l. B
Other buyers 10S
Totals 2.SG5 7,987 1,74)
Today's reqelpts of live Block were very
fair for n Wednesday , amounting to a total
of almost tfiO cars , or In lounu numbers ,
t'olrty more loads thnn were here a wevk
ago. The gain In the arrivals -over a week
ape was largely In hogs , the receipts of
that kind of stock belni the largest In a
number of days. The markets , ns a whole ,
were In fairly good shape , as compared with
yesterday and-day before , thouch as a mat
ter of fact the markets are far from what
they were a week or two ago.
CATTLiB Kecelptu of cattle were slightly
largr than a week ng-o , but the number on
sale was about the same , as there were
several loads consigned direct to packers
today. The market , as a whole , was fairly
active , rfnd the- most of the offerings
o'.anged hands In pojd season. If anything
the feeling was better t'nan yesttrday.
The market opened with an active ship
ping demand for choice llsht nnd medium
weight beef steers , without brands , nnd
such cattle as would meet the requirements
sold at a little stronger prices than yester
day. The supply of that kind of cattle ,
however , was soon exhausted , nnd the ship
pers dropped out early for t'ne want of more
cattle to their liking that they could buy.
With heavy cattle It was the same old
stcry slow nnd dragging market , with
values no more than steady. It took buy
ers and sellers considerable time to get to
gether on the heavy cattle and a complete
clearance was not effected until the mornIng -
Ing was well advanced.
Desirable butchers' stock was In very-
fair demand , and w > * ill the market did not
Boem to bb 'so very active , the most of the
offerliiFs c'nanged hands In good season.
The market wns fully steady and some sell
ers were even callinx It strong on th ? most
desirable kinds. Hulls , stags and calves
ssld at about the same prices as yesterday.
The stoeker nnd feeder trade continues In
about the gam ? condition us was detailed
yesterday , there being little change from
day to day. Both the supply and demand
are small , and the total volume of 'justness
doing In' that kind of cattle Is limited , nnd
regular operators expect It to continue light
for some.little time to come. Kepresenta-
tlve sales :
STEEKS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. pr.
24..1233 tl 45 46..1263 (4 45 21..1293 S4 (0
81..1270 4 S3 27..100 ! 4 15 13..I003 4 DO
30..11SS 435 1G..HM 430 -I..1105 400
28..1151 421 20. . . . 9 4 + ) 1..10SO 440
2S..12.M 433 1..13fO S 75 CS..1249 483
19..1004 4 03 17..1230 4 CO 11..1093 4 BO
3..US' ' ) 4 85 43..low 4 10 31. . . . 593 4 30
10..1113 4-20 5..1012 420 13..1073 4 32V5
14..1103 4 S2V4 S3..1CGO 4 2J 13. . . . 965 410
72..1069 4 35 2rt..H3 < 4 SO 15..1253 4 30
22..1333 440 41..1140 420 0..1MO 420
20.13 8 4 30 17..1031 4 25 54..1298 4 51
! . . . . S03 S 73 1. . . . 9M S 7S 1..1030 4 S3
3..110 < 5 415 41..1124 4 M 2..1210 430
2..1180 480 2..1210 4 SO 56..1171 4-15
17..H9t 4 80 80..1476 4 SO 59..11S ! 4 43
10..12 < 2 4 23 41..1281 4 30 23. . . . 975 4 23
103. . . 951 4 ! > > 10..1159 4 40 4..1142 4 40
6..1006 4 40 24..1152 4 20 14..1102 4 15
20..1221 4 40 41.1239 4 30 2. . . . SSO 4 85
2. . . . MS 4 ? 5 10..1C8S 4 35 7. . . . 810 2 15
23..10S3 423 2..1463 4W 2..1080 400
23. . . . 970 4 15 4. . . . 994 13 90..1333 4 65
1..1400 4 fr1..1100 4 10 IS..1071 4 15
14..1017 ' 4 30
HKIFERS.
S..1000 410 1. . . . G2 < > 440 8. . . . 735 3 CS
1..1HO 4 35 S..103S 4 05 7. . . . KPO 4 25
L. . . 830 3 75 4. . . . 730 3 CO 9. . . . D17 4 09
L. . . 800 3 75 1. . . . 9 0 4 23 7.4CJ 4 1
2..1110 4 00 4. . . . 670 3 fS 17. . . . 39J 4 1
17..11C * 3 CO 3. . . . 413 3 SO 5. . . . SSO 4 IS
L. . . 900 4 13
COWS.
4..1057 3 S3 23..112' * S S3 1..HSO 3 75
2..1005 3 if 3. . . . 910 310 2..1250 360
7..1031 3 SO 1..1120 S 35 1..UOO 350
j. . . . 5J 4 O ) 3..1330 385 3..1270 3 FO
1..1010 290 13. . . . ! OT 3 > 1..1010 323
1..10IO 2 23 11..HSC 3 70 1..1003 W
C..1103 300 L. . . SO ) 275 1..10IO 303
L. . . S50 340 1..11CO 350 1..1310 420
1..1i:0 3 M 1..1310 3 CT. 3. . . . S30 3 Oil
1. . . 770 375 2..1293 S 40 L. . . 820 250
1 , . . . 910 3 3'l ' L. . . 770 3 W L. . . 9.10 373
3 . . . SIO S 75 S3. . . . 935 383 1. . . . 72' ' ) 3 M
10. . . . HI 4 Ce 1..I320 373 3..1000 2 M
L. . . SM 223 2..1033 323 1..1190 283
1..1020 SCO L. . . 870 273 II..10SO 380
4. . . . 973 3 Z3 1..1170 34' ' ) 7. . . . S37 383
1. . . . 330 373 r. . . . . 938 4 ( V ) 3..S2G 373
1.,14il 3 f > 0 1. . . . 00 3 23 1..11CO 3 23
2. . . . ! < 70 323 2..10)0 335 1..1620 390
2..1073 345 1 , , . . ! * ) 2 F.I ) 2. . . . 950 3 M
2..1310 4 15 1. . . . 990 3 M 4..1033 1 (0
1..1000 3 C3 1..1IOO 333 3..1073 400
1..1SGO S 40 11. . . . 927 3 75 3. . . . 991 3 40
3..111S S Z > 5..1091 3 50 3..1073 3 23
2..1103 SCO 2..923 300 1. . . . 9SO 300
1. . . 10SO 3 W ) 1..1230 3 23
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
11. . . .HIS 4 23COWS :
COWS AND HEIFERS.
5. . . . C7C 4 W 3. . . . 751 4 10
1..M10 SCO 1..1470'a SS 1..1(153 ( 325
1..11SO S 35 1..1740 375 1..1231 331
1..UO 325 1..1414 3 2i 2..1570 335
1..1820 S 35 1..1050 365 1..H50 3 S5
1..1700 3 S5 1..1C40 SB 1..182) S 40
1. . . . 740 'SOO 1..13SO 310 1..1I10 SCO
1..1S90 335 1..15:0 330 1..15V ) 325
1..12M 3 SO 1..1ISO 3 M 1..1C50 323
1..UM 3 EO l.iM 35) 1..1470 3 ? 5
1..12-0 3 50 1..K-M S fO 1..U8) 3 41
1..W10.M l-jMBJ S
1. . . . 130 r r S. . . . 214 GOO L. . . 120 CCO
2. . . . 215 0 75
STAGS.
1J..1CIO 3 90 19..1525 4 45 2..15S3 3 C5
1..1370 3 CO 2..1550 3 S3 1..1C3) 3W
STEEHS AND STAGS.
1S..1JI 4 20
STOCKEHS AND FEEDERS.
19. . . . CCO 4 Z3 2. . . . CCO 425 2. . . . 935 425
5 , . . . 922 4 20 L. . . ! ) 4 20 4. . . . 723 3 M
. SG3 405 49. . . . f63 415 L. . . C30 390
1. . . . 410 440 3. . . . 470 3 4 3. . . . 913 435
2. . . . 583 4 SO . . . . 3S8 473 1. . . . 7GO 450
1..1020 4 JS 1. . . . 710 480 . 1. . . . 870 415
3. . . , SCO 4 25 5. . . . (04 4 SO 32. . . . : C4 4 85
1 , . . . 710 4 15 1. . . . 500 4 CO 10. . . . 503 3 25
61. . . . 917 450 8. . . . 98H 4 JO 1. . . . 700 4 CO
3. . . . C03 4 SO 23. . . . 476 4 15 18. . . . 891 4 89
1 , . . . 720 4 DO 1. . . . COO 4 CO 11. . . . 639 B 19
1. . . . ( SO 510 1. . . . SCO 575 6. . . . 825 430
10. . . . 815 4 30 1. . . . 130 4 SO
IfCXIS It w a good day for lioei , the re.
celpU Bhowlne up over HO earn while the demand
win correspondingly large. Advices from othci
felling points were generally favorable to thi
extent that quotations were no lower nnd tliai
taken In connection with the good buying de
mand nave the trade a turn favorable to Fellers
The market opened active nnd steady to utropi i
and under free buying on the part of shlppeti
an well a for local packing account the suppl ly )
was early exhausted. Tragically everything wa
sold and weighed up b > * 9 o'clock In the mom
In * .
The hoRi told at about the fame prices n :
yesterday , that Is. mostly at I3.C033.C3. with HOitii
choice heavy butcher weight hogs at 13.70. Sonn
nf the. tuycrs reported their hogs as being I
llttlo tetter than yesterday , which helped to
make up the difference in the average cott.
As a whole the trade was without nv
feature nf Importance ! and there t > not much , '
My vtnVI It except that It was a good , llv l ;
nurkft it the prevailing prices , JUprei ntutlv
altsj
No. Ar. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Bh. Pr.
. 1H N i U . tU..fB
4 HI . . . JK SI 511 . . . SKt.i
( ft. . K3 tOO 1 S ? < 4 45 1S7 . . . SO
31 (38 . . . SCO 73 234 120 310
10. . , , . . . . ; KO s en ; < ; , , . , , , . . : so 3 to
CO. , 2RS ICO S DO CO IiS 3D 310
10 51) . . . 3ft ) 12 7V . . . 36)
81 223 , , , 30) . . . . . . . . 210 3 CO
34 310 . . . 3 fO 7 . . . . . . .JW W J SO
6 ! JI 4' ' ) 3 fr ) . . . , ? . . . (0 3 FO
87 V24 O ) 36' ) 70 Ml . . . 3 fi , )
10 JOl . . . a 01 K W . . . 36. ) '
273 200 3 co 7 : : Ji so a co
43 : si M 3 w ( . . . . . . . .isi 1:0 s co
tV , .S74 110 3 CO 7 < . . . . . . . .II3 . . . J )
CS : i < i 80 300 CO S0 12) 3 CO
4ci 1SJ 4) 36' ' ) $5 2H M 3 M ,
72 220 . . . 3 CO 70 .Jtt SO S IV )
M. IK so 3 co ri . . .an 210 s co .
67 524 . . . 30) C ) ! 3l 80 3 W '
M IT6 SO 3 6) 6' ' ) 237 . . . 36)
C7 271 - . . . 3 rS'i 69 S M 3 C2H
w. . , no iw : CH cs.,2 < 3 M seas
77 K6 W ) 3 ttVs 10 233 . . . 3 Kit *
80 274 JW 3 MM C3 219 . . . 3 N\i \
" . . . 2S3 120 3614 (6 2V ) 80 S CJVi
' " ' ' ' " ' ' *
. . . . "an 0 3 CJ'i 70'.V.V..V.II 80 3 f J't
27' ) 4) 3 C2t 19 231 . . . 3 rjl ,
: t4 80 s cv * cc s * ) . . . 3 c-zvi
C . . . 3 C2Vi 253 ZOO S 62
IZ ) 40 3 K'.i ' , 3.1 215 . . . S !
2SH . . . 3 G2i ! l 2 : < 8) 3 f.2V
i ; : .t . . . 3 C2 > i 81 271 . . . 3 ( U
239 . . . 3 0u . . . , . , . . ! . . . 3 KVj ,
270 . . . 3 V U4 2SO 8S C2J , I
,2 2 40 3 4 42..2 < > 9 . . . 3 C2 ( I
2M . . . 3 C2ii 77 239 41 3 KU ,
j 239 . . . 3 C2' ' 71 2CO SO 3 C3
3 201 80 3 ( Si a..2-.S . . . 3 S3
R 311 HO 3 C3 CL. :75 M 3 C3
J 271 . . . 3 C3 M 2 ! > 6 80 3 < tt
7 2fi ) . . . 3 C3 71 232 M 3 S3
Ki . . . 3 C5 71 271 . . . 3 C5
SCS . . . 3 C3 CO W < . . . 365
i : ci : . . . 3 C3 7i r.o : . . . 3 c7 > < .
1 21. " ) . . . 3 G7',4 ' f.9 204 40 3 C71i
IS ! ; 0 160 3 C7i ( C"i 261 80 3 67 < i
7 M4 40 3 67'4 W. . 312 210 3 C7'i
0 525 40 3 67'j ' Cl 310 80 3 Ci'.i '
i ! 411 ICO 3 70 fi-l 274 . . . 3 70
) 33.1 . . . 370 f,3 321 80 370
8 241 . . . 370 C5 : W 8' ' ) 370
7 ZW . . . 370
WAGON IIOOl5' TIIHOU * Ol'TQ
1 ! i . . . 325 9 537 . . . S BS
1(6 . . . 3 53 3 Ml . . . 3 60
. .3J ) SO 3 60 9 2.12 . . . 360
. .26V. . . . SCO , 4 2S7 . . . 3W
. .24t . . . 3 CO fi 110 . . . S 6)
. .310 . . . 360 2 23i ! . . . 300
. .3'1) . . . 3 GO I ) 193 . . . 3 C )
. .3-3 . . . SCO 3 . .42.1 . . . 360
. .470 . . . SCO 1 4'0 ' . . . 3 CO
1 2SO . . . SCO 7 tO ) . . . 30)
. . 3 CO 1 < 70 SO 3 C2'4
4 2U7 . . . 3 C24 ! 6 3'2 . . . rjij
1 150 . . . 363 6 .303 . . . 365
i J9S . . . 3 C3 7 310 . . . 3 f3
SHEET Thenrrlvnls today numb-red nbnut fn
oada of nhcrp and Intnba. The market fii KOO.I
nutton sheen wan J H about vtcmly r.n.t there
Ppcnivd to bo a dcminil for n fe.v KOOI klllt-rp.
omiof the offerings nie'tlnitvltl > ' rcnly fnlo.
The Inmb market was In about the mm * oondl-
'on n ycnterJay that IK , very flow nnd dull ,
nd. If anything , lower at Icaft the buyers woc
alklng lower prices. I imbs have nuifered the
vort In the break the pabt wc.ik , owing to th *
act that the nupply has been large , nnd It
vould lw fnfe ( ( > say that values nre nit of 40s ?
Oc Inner than the tnrly purt of list week. In
uldltlon to being lower , the demand appeurx to
KI of nn Indifferent character , so that lambs
ire not free rollers , even at the lower prc ; s.
lepiosentatlve tuilrs :
S'o. Av. 1'r.
55 western wclM-rn , chorn 107 } l 15
SSwesttrn wctlierw. eliorn 107 415
13 western wethers 122 4 35
20 western wethers 121 4 55
CIIIO.Y42O LIVE STOCK MAUKKT.
Trnil < in I.'iioiidMfnotory , l > nt
I'rIcrH Hcinnln Nti'iKly.
CHICAOO , April 20. Tin.1 trftdc In cittle to
day was rather unsatisfactory , but prices held
ibout steady. Tlie bulk of offerings went at
4.3dO4.9 > \ fnncy cnttlo being merely ncmlnul at
J.SOJfS. 10. IH-ef Rtcord f'ol'il "nt Jl.00i7t.55 for
ommon to fairly gw-l ; tholcc ililpplng , JI.Tr4 ?
.00 ; strictly choice , $ " > .13f3.I3. Calves were In
oed demand nt JJ.OOS5.75.
Trade In liogsna active nt nrtvanccs of 2'i ®
. Sales were largely nt J3.SOfi3.90. t'rlmi ! light
togs brought J3.SO ; pigs , J3.SSij3.SO ; tlilpptrs
bought very sparingly.
Ijiniba were dull nnd fe.iturelers. Kales were
nt I3.733'4.S3 for shorn find f5.25Qj.4j for wonted
Llexlcans ; common , to fair rheei * od ! at J3.Z02 ?
.S5. shorn Mocks bringing J4.OtiBI.23.
KECEll'TS Cuttle , 10,000 head ; hogs , 27,050
icad ; cheep , C.OHJ hvid. :
\eiv Yorlc I.lvo Stock.
NEW YOltK , April 20. nEEVES-Tlecclpts ,
,972 head ; active , with dry cows showing llrm-
ness : native steers , JI.COS7j.SO ; ttHgs ami nxen ,
.1.00JT4.73 ; bulls , K.73J-3.90 ; dry c ws , J2.005f.1. ? ( . ' .
European cables quote American steers nt Wjiii *
0id ! , tlrcF ed weight , bheep , at 9Vi5'IOHd1 (
Ircceed weight ; reirlgerntor hccf , SSStl. Ex-
> orn today , C beeves , 10 sheep and 2.CW ) qunr-
era of b ef.
CALVES Itecelpts , 4,2 2 head ; generally flow ,
closing liWVic lower ; extreme rales at JS JSf
4.W : JVfiO gener.illy top of inarKct.
SHEEP AND IAM1IS Receipts. C.2S9 head ;
sheep , firm , lambs. nctl\c uml slightly strong ;
un horn sheep , Jl.23iru.oc ( : clipped rheep , J3.WW
4.33 ; unshorn lambs , li. MOD. 7,1 ; clipped lambs ,
J4.37H1H.50.
1IOOS Hecelpts , CCW head ; active and higher
at J4.00 4.25.
St. l.onlsi 1,1 vtStock. .
ST. LOUIS. April 20. CATTLE-llecelpts , 1,400
Demi ; shipments , none. Market strong to 100
higher for natives ; Texans strong ; fair to fancy
native shipping and export steers , M.035.3."i ;
bulk of rales , J4.603'j.:0 ; dre ed beef nnd
butcher steers , J3.90TfS.10 ; bulk of sales. N.83 < n >
4.M ; steers under 1,000 Ibs. , J3.7J3T4.IO ; bulk of
sties. J4.10ff4.45 ; stackers nnd feeders , J.I.3CW
4.90 ; bulk of sales , J3.MJf4.W ; cows nnd heifers ,
(2.0004.60 ( ; Texas nnd Indian steers. J3.75JT I.W ) ;
hulk of sales. S4.1HH.85 ; cows and heifers , $2.60
{ U.60.
HOGS necelpts , 8,300 bend ; shipments , 1,200
head ; market strong to Ic higher on best , others
steady ; ynrkers , J3.GTiQ3.75 ; packers , J3.7593.S5 ;
butchers. J3.ROOS.90.
SltKEP Receipts , 1.900 head ; shipments , urine ;
market steady ; native muttons , J4.COQ4.7Ii ;
lambs , J4.2r.g3.M.
_
IndlniiiuioIIn I.lvo Stock.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 20. CATTLE Receipts ,
800 bead ; shipments , none ; nmall tupply of cat-
tie and n good clearance wns soon made nt
steady prices ; good to prime steers , J4.75@5.0.i :
fair to medium steers. J4.40ff4.63 ; common to
good stockcrs , J1.2J4.CO.
HOOS Receipts. 6,500 head ; shipments , 2.1X10
prices ; good to choice lambs , $ S.2MJ5.30 ; good to
medium , Jl.OOJf 4.03 ; good , to. ' choice sheep , 4.C08 >
4.23 ; common sheep , J2.76QMO.-
KniiNit * City Mv f Stock Mnrkci.
KANSAS CITY , April -CATTLE Receipts ,
8.0i head ; best steady , others , slow ; Texas steers ,
J300JII.40 ; Texas cows. J3.00JJ4.10 ; native steers ,
13638180 ; native cows nnd heifers , J1.M < I4.CO ;
stockers nnd feeders. J2.WS4.S5 ; bulls. J2.95W4.00.
I1OOS Receipts. 16.000 head ; market weak ;
bulk of sales. J3.3ft < 1.73 : lieavles. J3.fOff3.SO ; i > ick-
ersand mixed. J3.55H3.75 ; lights , J3.43f3.CO ; York
ers. t2.5rj3.60 ; pigs , J3./ > 43.50.
SHEEP Herclpts , 3.COO head ; market steady ;
lambs , J4.70a5.EO ; muttons , J3.40fl4.70.
Knst IlnfTnlo I.lvc Stock.
KAST HUrPAIX ) . N. Y. . April 20.-CATTLE
Prime to extra choice nnlsl.Vd export steers ,
JI.904I3.10. ,
IIOCJS Yorkers , good tn choice , Jt.10 ; roughs
common to choice , } 3.603.70 ? ; plgH , good to
choice J1.70ft3.JO.
LAXinS-nioVe to extra. l4.COffl.65 : culls t
common , 53.Hl04.25.
t III-JEP Ciiolc-s to n"lected wethers , M.15J
4.23 ; culls to common , J3.0083.IO.
Stock In
Record of receipts of live stock at the fou
principal markets for April 20 ;
Tattle. Hogs. Sheep
Omaha . 2.970 8.C01 2,2s
rhlcoBO . . ROM 17.000 6,000
K"n n City . S.COO 16.000 3.W
St. Louis . 1.4W MOO 1 900
Totals . 2 37 69,301 13,18
Cliu'liinatl I.lic Slock.
CINCINNATI , April 20 , lIOGS-Actlvc , steady
J3.10ft3.S5.
OATTLE Strong , J2.8r , r4.85.
SHEW Strong. J2.75Si4.f,0. ,
LAiinS-Stendy. JI.COW3.M.
Wool -Mnrkct * .
BOSTON , April 20. WOOL-Tlie following arc
thi > prices quoted for the leading descriptions :
Ohio nnd Pennsylvania fleeces X nnd above ,
2GJS7n : XX , 9c ; XX. nlxive SOcT delaine. 30i >
Sic ; No. 1 combing. 30c. Michigan. Wlrconsin ,
etc. X Michigan. We : No. 1 Michigan cnmli-
Ing , 2Sfl ! ? : No. 1 Illinois combing , 2 023c ;
No. 2 Michigan combing , 2S9c : No. !
Illinois combing , 250290 ; X New York ,
New Hampshire and Vermont , 2372lc ;
delaine , Michigan. 2Sc , Itnwashed medium-
Kentucky nnd Indiana quarter blsod combing.
23c ; thre-e-clghths blooil , 23c ; Missouri quarter
blood combing , 22B23c ; thr e-elehth Idood , 2J ?
23c ; bratrt combing. I0c ; Lake nnd Georgia , Mo.
Texas wools Spring medium (12 months ) , 160
IKc ; scoured , 430)5e ; sprlne fine ( li mfintt.i ) ,
18R19o ; s"oured , We. Terrltnrj- wools Montana
tine medium nnd line. JCfflSc ; scoured. 40f4&c ;
staple. SOc ; Wyoming , etc. , tine meJIum anl
fine , 15Bl7c ; scoured. 45f(47o ; staple , to- . Aus
tralian wool Scoured luels. romMnir. superllne ,
70fi7Jc ; combing , good. CfiCXc ; combing , average ,
62flC3c : Queensland , comblnir. C3" .
ST. LOUIS. April J ) . WOOI. Kaer ! nnd lower ;
medium , 15O18o ; nght line , I2 l4'ic : l.tavy fine ,
tab washed ,
JAMES E BOYD & CO , ,
Telephone 1039. Oniahn. Neb
COMMISSION ,
r
GRAIN , PROVISIONS nnd STOCKS
BOARD OF TRADE.
Dlrert v1r to Ctilca o anO New York.
Corr pondtnl i John'A. Warrrn * Co.
TELE'HO N IS 19SS.
a
H. R , PENNEY & CO.
11O Board of Trade Bldg. , Omaha , Neb
< JRA1N , PROVISIONS , STOCKS
1031 N Iv. Uooota. N b ,
iCOOK REMEDY CO
BLOOD
POISON
A SPECIALTY.
frtmtrr. 8 cond rr or Trrtlur BLOOD
POISON permintnlij
Cured in 15 to 35 Days.
Tou can be treated t horn * for
Brio * undr Mm * guaranty. If you prf r
lo com * her * w will contract to p y rail.
r < J fan and hotel bill * , and no thirtt
If * fall to cur * .
IF YOU HAVE
Ukin ntrcurr. lodld * potiwh na Mill
hRV Bchv * and palm , Itucout TatehM III
mauth , Ser Throat , I'loipln , Copper Col.
rrd Spots , Ulc rs on any part of U >
txxlx. It'tr or Eyobrowi ( Ailing out. It li
tMi EeconAnry
Wt Guanntei to Cure
W * nollclt the mftt ebstlnatt ntt * an
chatlenice the world for it exit xre cannot
cur * . Thlc dloue haj always bARltd th
kill of the l o < t tmtnfnt phrsteliins.
J.00.0. > 0 capital behind our unconditional
guaranty. Ab oul4 ! proofs tent ( cnltd
on application. ICO rag book lint frt * .
Address COOK Hli.MlJDY CO. . 1401
Mmoulo Toinplo , Clitcniro , III.
Two Weeks
Treatment
i To All
TIIKV AltiC 01.11
SPECIALISTS
In the treatment of all
Chronic , Nervous and Private Diseases.
udnll AVEAKNBSSKb UflEU
nttd DISORDKRS OP rfiKH
Catsrrh , all DUeurei of the Nest , T.'iro.it , ChwV
ttomach. Liver. Dl0f l , KKIn end Kidney Dls-
f i , Lcxt Manhood , Hydroctle , Varlcocel * ,
lonorrhea , Oleete , Syphilis , stricture , t'llis , Kl -
tul& and nectal Ulcers Ulnbctts Dilglit's Dls >
ni cured. Call on rr uddress with tUmp foi
' 'res Dook nnd New McthrMs.
Trcntincnt by Mull , Cnnniiltntlnn free.
Omaba Medical and Surgical Institute
flom mm North mh HU ooute. M tk
IS THE ONLt
SPECIALIST
WHO TIICAT8 AM.
Private Diseases
SO Yrnrs Experlanca
10 YonrBinOmnhn.
Boole Krro Consnltn *
tioal'ioo. Ilox70 , o |
Mth and Fariam BU ,
DMA II A.
Patronize
HKjndustnfis
Hy rnrclmNliiir fiooilx Mnilc lit tlio I'ol.
\ulirniikn l ncturleni
AWNINGS AND TI3NT8.
OMAHA TI5XT AXI1 RUIIIIKH CO.
( Successors Omnhn Tent nnd Avrnlng Co. )
Mnnufncturern tents , nwnlngs ; jobbers ladles'
and gentx' Mackintoshes. Ti-nU tor rent. 1311
Furnam St. , Omaha.
OMAHA imKU'lXti ASSOCIATION.
Carload uhlpments mane In our own refrig
erator cars. Blue Hlbbm , Kllle Kxp < jrt , Vienna
Export nnd Family F.xport dellvcreu to all part *
ot the city.
OMAHA HOILKIl WOHKS.
JOHN II. I.OWIIKY , Prop.
Hollprs , Tar.lni and Sheet "ron Work. Special
'acuities for doing repairs , c-to. T > 1. 1359 .
COnNICK WORKS.
G. P. KPEXI'TKH.
ic.\r.iK Conxion AVOHKS.
Manufacturer of Oslvanlzed Iron Cornices. On1 ,
vantzed Iron SKyllKhts. Tin , Iron and Slate
Hoofing. Agent for Klnnenr's Steel Celling.
1IW-1D-12 North ICicvonth street.
HOIIOKnSACK'S TWIX CITY DYE
" \VOIIKS. 1.t Fnrnnm St.
Dying nnd cleaning of garments and goads of
every description. Cleaning of line garments a
specialty.
FLOUR MILLS.
S. F. < iILM\\ .
Flour. Meal. Feed. Bran , 1015-15-17 North 17th
Street , Omaha , NcS > . C. E. Hlack , Manager.
Telephone 92.
IRON \VORKS.
DAVIS & COVVniLL , IKON WOHKS.
Iron niiili IIIIMN 1'onai.li-rx.
Mrtnufocturcrs nnd Jobl rs of Machinery. Gen
eral repairing a specialty. 1501 , 1203 and 1501
Jackson street , Omaha , Neb.
LINSEED OIL. I
WOODMAN I.TNSI2HD Oil , AVOHICH.
Manufacturers old process raw llneed oil. ket
tle boiled linseed oil , old pro-ess ground Ilnceeil
cakes , ground and screened lniteed ! for drug
gists. OMAHA , NEH.
MATTRESSES.
OMAHA 1IKI1DIXO CO.
Manufacturers of high grade Mattresres , 111J
Harney Street. Omaha ,
OVERALL AND SHIRT FACT IKS.
KAT7.-XKVK.VS COMPANY.
Mfrs , "Clothlne. Pants. Shirts. OveialU.
OMAHA. NKH.
SHIRT FAfTontna ,
J. 11. F.VAXS ,
XKHHASKA SIIIHT COMPANY.
ISxcluilve custom shirt tallont. 1515 Farnam.
VINEOAR AND PICKLES.
IIAAHMANN YINKOAH CO.
aifnnufacttirers of Vlnetar. Pickles , Catsups ,
Mustards. fel > rv \Vnrresters.hlr < - fauc .
WAOONS AND CARRIAOF.S.
WILLIAM I'FKIKFKII.
For a good , substantial vehicle of any descrip
tion , for repainting or rubber tires on new or old
wheels the best place ts 27th and lyavenwortli
Streets.
mtllMMOM ) C.UiniACiR CO.
Cheap , medium priced nnd tony .i-urrlAees.
Any thing you want , second h nd or new Headquarters -
quarters for rubber tires , warranted. Ifth nd
Ilainey. opposlta Court Houiv.
CIOAR MANUFArTURKHB.
1IKNK Jf CO ,
Largest factory In ( he west. Leadlhc Jobber *
of Om ha J < anu > City , Lincoln and St. Joseph
handle our goads , 1M ( F rn m Strett.