Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, APHTL 0, 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Day on thi Chicago Eichung ii a Strong
One.
WHEAT MARKET PRESERVES BEAR ATTITUDE
Provisions Mnrkef Is Act I r Lriruo
hpcotilnlUc 'I'riuln In Onls v
Outside Interests l.ciidluu
In flip lln lK.
CHICAGO. April &.-!n n milder form tho
tesslon tolny whs a ropclltlon of yester
day's, excited exhibition of strength on
'change. A reactionary tendency, however,
was evident. especially In wheat, fables
were lrresponslu ami the, crop prospect
Kennmlly were excellent, two pieces of news
ahlch formed the main considerations In n
theoretical way. May corn sold higher
than yesterday, but closed VV under
that session's Mnal llgures. May wheat
closed lc and oats 'iftV lower. The eln-.o
In provisions was, partly weak and partly
tlrm pork 224c- down, lard unehungcil and
ribs MiVir tip. ,
In the fare of some discouraging consld.
rratlons. iimonir them a rather weak early
response from Liverpool to the local gains
jesterdav, corn held the Mk advance made
tho previous session, with a commendable,
thowof strength. It was a big public mar.
kct, which at times no amount of liquida
tion seemed able to check. Bxport bids
wero In tho pit plentifully. though perhaps
tint as strongly as yesterday, when. It was
reported tndnt. from New York. IIS boat
loads were taken for foreign shipment. The
opening was easier because of the feeble
attitude of Liverpool and because there
were many who looked tor a reaction. They
repented later, for Liverpool took a brace
becauso of the spot firmness there. Shorts
.overed and. boomed along by the big out
side business. May shot from llrst llgures
4(Mi I07c up to the top, 12c. The ash de
mand here slackened visibly ami an
abundance of profit-seeking corn came onto
the market, which straightway receded to
4aVillc, at which price it closed. Ml1''
under yesterday. Atlantic port clearances
were. MUX) bu. Western receipts were
f Is.fxiO bu., against 295.000 bu. hist year, Re
ceipt here were IT'.i ears.
Signs In the wheat market early were all
bearish disappointing cables tine weather
and a continued bear attitude on the part
of the local professionals The mrn
strength and the poor showing of Indiana
and Ohio for the crop caused a rally fol
lowing the opening, but In the end the
benrlsh news, reinforced by reports of
rapid seeding In the northwest, overshad
owed other considerations and tho rally was
lost. It was a big market, however, and
the pit was well tilled. The cash demand
was slack, the day's export business being
put by New York at 5 loads. Primary re
ceipts were 5l7,fOO bu., compared with ffi,.
bu. last year. Minneapolis anil Duliith
reported t'!7 cars, against last week and
1"9 a year ago. Local receipts were 91 cars,
1 of contract grade. Atlantic port clear
ances In wheat and Hour were equal to
I9rt.mii bu. May opened 'f(V' down at
".T'Sifnii'V. declined to tVPc, rallied to 6Sc,
reacted to tVcVifuc anil closed lc under yes
terday at 67c.
Provisions were active. There was an ex
cellent demand and a strong hog market,
but on tho other hand there were tm
poitHnt realizing sales made by longs. Lard
and ribs clod llrm, but pork rather weak.
Large export sales of lard overnight were
reported early In the session and the for
eign demand today was very fair The
opening was Irregular, May pork ranged
from lll.M to 112.95 and closed 22Ic de
pressed at 112.97':.; May lard, from Jii.TT'v to
I'i.ST'.i. closing unchanged at 16.70, and May
ribs, from 17.17'fc to J'!.!"1;., with the close.
51 7V up at trt.Wla
There was a large spci ulatlve trade In
oats, with outside Interests leading In the
buying. Other grain markets were the chief
Inllueiiccs. There was active trade In July
around Sc. May ranged from 2,Wtc to 2Pc
and closed Mi-V' down at SVniSS'ic July
sold from 2.Vf,2lTni-, closing 'io depressed at
25'kc. Local receipts were .10.1 cars.
Bstlmiitctl receipts tomorrow: Wheat, IS
cars; corn, 110 curs; oats, 170 cars; hogs,
2l.ono head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles
Wheat"
April
May
July
Sept.
Corn
April May
July
Sept.
Oats
May July
Sept.
Pork
May July
Lard
May July
Sept.
July
Sept.
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No. 2
Cash quotation'
were ns follows:
No. 2 white, 2S'sc;
1 and northwest,
2.:Wi2.l0. Clover,
Fl.ont-Firm: winter natents. I1.30ii3.rfj:
Btralghts, 2.90iCl.:3; clears. $2.70'f3.03;
uprlng sp-elals. 1.J0; iiatcnts. J.s.lo'uJ.til;
Mriilghls. J2.i;0v1.tm; bakers. 52.001(2. 15.
Wl I BAT No. 3 spring, iMit;i'..c; No. 2 red,
1 'OILS-No. 2, lOi-fli I0c; No. i ellow,
oi.c.
OATS- No. 2, 251fi2ie
No. :i white, isfrjvue.
IlYH No. 2, 1.6c.
HA H LB Y No. 2. tin 12c
HKBDS-I.'laxseed. No.
Jl.irT1il.70. 1'ilme timothy
contract Kiade. $7..VH7(iO.
PHOVISIONS-Mess tiork. per bbl., JI2..".-
ro ll 00. Lard, per loo Ihs.. S4.6nfftS.T5. Short
ribs sides (loosel, lii.'.HMi 7.13. Dry salted
.ttlioulders (boxed), $ii.23l!'l.f0; rhort clear
Fides ilKivod), $7.20r(ii.;!3.
WIIISICY-DlHtlllers' llnlshed goods, on
liasls of hlg'h wines, per gal., I 25.
SHOA Its-Cut loaf, $0.00; granulated,
J.i.44.
Bollowlng arn the receipts anil shipments
for today:
Articles. Receipts
Flour, bbls :l7.ooo
AVhent. bu lil.ooo
Corn, bu :t77.00
Oats, bu 2II.O0I)
Hyc, bu i.ihio
llarley. bu :i2,ini)
Shlpm'ts.
W.ooo
.S,(ll
l.Ml.10.1
177.i!o
Jl.llO.)
13,000
the but.
On the Produce evchnnge today
tcr market was easy; creameries, STi2i'c
dairies, ISIclc. Cluese. llrm at 121(1
Bggs. steady; fresh. 0c.
to h-avy weights. :SfI2',jc;
domeftlc Ueece, JNJISc;
m:w yohk (iiiMiitvi, .Mittvt:i'.
tliiotiitlons for (lie liny on Viirlimi
'0111 moil 1 1 1 ex,
NRW YORK. April .V-FLOt'lt-Recelpts.
2 ii70 bbls.; exports, 3.V10 bills.; steadily
held but iiuleter owing to the drop in wheat,
winter pntenlx. f.'!.C")'n.l w, winter straight. ,
J;:.l3fi3.ti0; Minnesota patents. ;i.70ii l.'M;
winter extras, J2.iiVu2.93; .Minnesota hik
ers, J2.S3'tia.Wi; winter low grades, j.2$1r
2.10. Rye (lour, dull; fair to good, 2.'.U
J. 16. choice to fancy, $1.2011.1.30.
CORNM BA L Strong; yellow western, S!)c;
city. Sic: Hrandywlne, $2,251(2.33.
RYB Quiet; No. 2 western. C2'-c f. o. b.
atloat; etalu tye. ti7c c. I. f., Now York car
lots.
HARLBY Firm; feeding. IP3in5i-,e. Ni'w
York: malting. r.oi.V!, . New- York.
HAllLBY .MALI Dull- western, 53yG5e.
Wl I BAT -Receipts, 61.730 bu. : expjrts, SI,
Ul't bu. Spot, steady; No. 2 red. M)i..c, f. o.
li.. nlto.it; No. 2 red. 774c elevator"; No. 1
northern, Uiiluth, 77-V. f. o. b., aUoat,
prompt; No. I hard, lfiiluth, 79c f. o. b.,
n float, prompt, options sold ofT all dav,
but were not positively weak until the last
Jiour. when a sudden damning out of long
wheat pnidiiceil a collapse In prices. Disap
pointing cables. Ilbclal northwest receipts,
nbM'iice or eMiort trade, rumors of big Ar
gentine shipments and small clearatn e
nlso contributed to the Dual decline. The
loso was weak at e net loss. .May, 7I'
(75e. closed at 7l4c; July. 7l4f(7i 1 - lis .
tlosed at iPic; fcepUmbcr, 7na1i73Lc, closed
lit lUyC.
CORN Receipts, .",0,223 bu.; exports, -II, 1M)
till. Spot. Htcady; No. 2, I9'l,c. f. o. b..
ntloat. and IS'xc. elevator. OpHoiis op'eneii
weak because of unloading and i.illlcil later
with Chicago, but exiierlrmed .a slight
break under tenewed selling of an Influen
tial nature at the west and the dro-i In
wheat, closing easy at c net decline. Sa,
PiV(H7e, 'closed at 4tiV; Jul, tii-11 17-V-closed
at 1l''c.
OATS Receipts, lM.Wl bu. ; exports. 273
bu. Spot. stcad. ; No. 2, 2!'e; No. :. 2s'-.."
No. 2 white, :LV; No. I! white, 3P..c; track
nlseit western, 29K.!0'Sc.; track while, ;ui31i
r.l'jc. Options, dull and easy with the other
narketM closing Msy at 'c decline. .May
closed at 29c; No. 2 white oats. May, 31'i'u
Blse. rlosed at 3Hc.
MAY Finn; siirlug. 45H7IV; good to
choice. SuCdaiV1
HOPS-Qulet; state, common to choice,
crop. 6c; 1VK croii. 71i3c; 1S9) crop, 12C(f
J.lc; Paeltle coast, Ism crop, 41i6e; U3S crop,
7D9c: 1W0 crop. 12'ul3c.
IIIDBS-Flrm; (ialveston, 20 to ii lbs.
J91te; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 2l,c, Texas
dry. 24 to 30 lbs., 15c,
ItUATHER Steady, hemlock sole, Uueiios
Are, light
a' id. :htt 'v
VOOI4-U11ll;
Texas. l.VWiic.
COAISteady.
PRoVlhliN Reef, slendy: family. J12.00
gllW). mess. $10 Refill no Hsef hams. .f).f)
22.'0. packet. JII.IHjf(12.J0; city, extra llldl.i
nifss, II Sot(22.fii. Cut ments, steady; pickled
bellies, i;eAn.ii; pickled shoulders. !!..W.
pickled hams, IIO.2M710.M. Lard, strong;
westnn steamed. in, retlned tedy:
cnntlnent. 17.10; South America. 17 73. com
pound, ; l2Vif6.to Pork, strong, family.
Ill "oflll.30; short clear. 13.rofj 1 1 fiO, mess,
11.1 2Bf( 13.73. Tallow, dull; city (.' per pkg.),
6'ic; country (packages freei. fi41l5Sc.
HFTTKR -Receipts. 1,242 pkg.. steady;
western eroamer, lS02ic; factory, KIHS'e.
'IIBi:SB-Re(elpts, 3.331 packagos; slow
and weak; f.mc. large, wlilte, WtVVihc ;
fancy, large, colored. lWlStic; foncv. small,
white, I3fll3t,c; fan, small, colored, 13'ilJ'
1.1 We.
Kf IHS Receipts, 19.V1.1 jiarknges; steady;
western, at mark ll,1il2c; southern. Uc.
StriAR-Raw. steady, retlned. quiet.
COFFBB- H lenity.
RICK StTiy; domestic, fair to extra, 4V4
4(6ic, Japan, f4KT,c.
MOLASSKS- Steady; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, ItfJSSe.
PBANl'TS-Steadj . fancy handplckeil. 4
1?4Wc; other domestic, .T,Klc.
HtBIOIITS To Liverpool, market strong;
''iV,"S, .'l' V" m ' Bfoln. by steam. Sii.
m rl A Lb- in the metals todav business
was falrlv active and as a whole generally
steady In tone. London advices were
somewhat Irregular. Tin again declined In
the local market nn account of easier ca
bles. clnlng ueak at III I2't bid and 111 37'4
nske.l, against t.11.73. last night's close. Spel
ter continues Its litiw-nnl cors lMitiiiir..a
bv a good all-round demand, closing Ilrmer
In tone at 11.70 bid luid H.SO asked. Lake
'opper held llrm at unchanged prices, clos
ing at II.. Pig Iron warrants, 11.20. Lead,
inlet and unchanged at It 7'4 bid and 11.70
asked. 1 tie brokers' price for lead was J4.I3
anil for cojiper I17.0ftfj7 -r,
66,c: May. 67 ,c. Juh. B',e. No. 2 north
ern. 4,c. No. : spring. 61 v.
OATS-2ISf?23 .
CORN-3SV.
.
Prnrln Market.
PKORIA. April 5-CORN-iriKher; No. 2,
to .
OATS-Flrni, No. .1 white. J6'flS7e.
WHISK Y Firm, on the basis of 1128 for
finished goods
OMAHA WllOI.t.s W,i; m.ihici:t.4.
Coiidlllons of Trade nnd (liintntlnim
on Slnple nml I'nni'j I'roiluce.
' ' tc'rf it . moderate; fresh stock,
91(9i,i'
URBSSBIJ POI LTRY-Cholco to fancy
turkeys. 91(10e; ducks, 9c; geese. 9c; spring
chickens. iifdOe; hens. 9JM0c; roosters, 4fI5c.
LIVB POI LTRY-Hcns. 8c; spring chick
ens, Sc; Mning, staggy and old rooster.1,
""iftinlHF,1!?- -i.'sr; Bpese, 7Hc; turkeys. Sc.
.iH-T r,:n Common to fair, 13c; choice.
159 Ai'1 ,'t'parator. 21c; gathered ereamery,
22$( J.1c.
PIOBON.S-I.lve, per doz., 11.
VBALS-Cholee. 9t0e.
OYSTBRS Medium, per ran. ISc; stand
ard, per can. 22c; bulk stnndard, per gal
lon. 11.25; extra selects, per can. 30c; extra
select, per gal., lt.GOMl.75; New York
counts, per can, 37c; New York counts,
per 100. l 25.
FISH-Hei ring, per lb., 5c; round perch,
.ic; sun, 5c; cod, flc; haddock, Gc; blue pike,
fie; sealed nnd dressed perch, fie; clscoes,
He; medium dressed trout. 7He; cropple,
7'4c; pickerel. 7'ic: finnan baddies, VAc;
white fish. 9c; yellow pike. dresed, Pr;
small trout, dressed. 9e; red snapper, 9c;
smelts, 9c; smoked while fish. 9c.
HAY -Per carload lots: t'pland. choice,
ifi.fiO; midland choice, 15.50; lowland, choice,
15; rye straw, choice, 5; No 3 corn. 3.1c:
No. 3 white oats, 24'(:C: cracked corn, per
ton, 113; corn and oats, chopped, per ton,
113 50, bran, per ton, 113; shorts, per ton.
113.50.
V BO BTA MLES.
ASPARAOrS-Oallfornla, per lb., 125113c
NBW Tl'RNIPS Per doz. bunches, 60c.
SPINACH-Per box. 11.
NBW HBBTS- Per doz. bundles. 40O0c.
LF.TTTCB Per doz. bunehos, 40c; fancy
head lettuce, per bbl . 5.
RAlllSHBS-Per doz. bunches, 30fi35c.
SWBKT POTATOKS - Per bbl, Illinois,
II; Jcrcys, 15, laign bbls.. Kansas 12.75.
POTATOBS-Per bu., choice, 2.Vff.10r.
CARHAOB-Callfornla, tier lb., 2',yff3e.
CA r LI FLO WKR California j?er crate,
2.."Vri2.73.
CBLBRY-Per doz., ISQSOc; California,
per bunch, 6ic;90o.
TI'RNIPP-Rutnbagaj!, per lb., l'ic.
TOMATOES - Florida, per rtx-baskot
cnite. 11.30.
Mt'SHROO.MS-Por lb. box, 50c.
RIU'RARR Per lb.. Sft9c.
ONIONS Retail, yellow. 73c; red, S5Q90c;
Ohlos. per bbl., $2 23R2.50.
FRUITS.
STRAWHBRRIBS-Fcw arriving from
Texna and Florida; per qt., 45US0c.
A PPLBS Choice western shipping stock,
11.50; New York stock. 11.50; fancy, $3.00.
ORAPBS-Mnlaga. per bbl., li.0OH9.00.
CRA NUB RR IBS Jerseys, per bbl., 110.50;
per crate, 11.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS,
ORANUES-rallfornln. fancy, navels, per
box. 13.2317.1.5'); I'holce navels. 11.00; Med
iterranean Sweets, tier box, 12.501(2.73.
LBMONS California, choice, per box, $1;
fancy, $1 50; Messlnas, choice, per box, 13.30;
fancy. II
RANANAS Per hunch, medium, 12.2331
2.50; large. 12.761.3.00.
IIIDBS.
HIDBS No. 1 green hide", 7c: No. 2
green hides, Cc. No. 1 salted hides, Sc;
No. 2 salted hides. 7c; No. 1 veal calf, S to
12 lbs., 9c; No. 2 veal calf, 12 to 15 lbs., Sc.
MISCBLLANBOUS.
HONBY Per 21-sectlon case. 3.60.
NUTS Hickory, large, per bu., 11.25;
shellbarks, $1.33.
movi:.mi:tj or oidiks ami homs.
Chnrneter of Stock Mnrl.ct Coiitlntics
Active nml livtreniet) Irremilitr.
NBW YORK. April 5. -The stock nmrket
continued Its aitlve and extreme Irregular
character today. There wa some hesita
tion at the outset and prollt-taklng was on
a large scale during the early hours of the
day, but the aggrelve strength of some
Individual stocks, notnblv Pennsylvania
and Raltlmore Ohio, served to sustain
prices In face of realizing until the latter
part of the day. The market then devel
oped iinml't.iknlilo svnmtoms of being over-
j bought and the pressure to sell in order to
1 realize profits be.-ame urgent. The reac
tion in Pennsylvania ami Halttmote ,v unio
left prlcn without a sustaining prop and
they crumblwl rapldl. The Paelllcs, the
grangers and some of the southern rail
roads were most strongly affected, but the
wholo list fell easily and efforts to support
tho market were apparently withdrawn for
tho time being The selling movement was
allowed to spend Itself before support was
forthcoming. There was a rally In the
last fifteen minute, but It retrieved only
a small part of tho decline.
The operation In Pennsylvania were on
a similar scale to those of yesterday and
carried the price almost 1 point over last
year's highest level. The very large selling
order which wero detected In the stock
aroused uneasiness In spite of the upward
movement In the jirlce. rialtlmore Ohio
was rushed up alo to and proved una
ble to bold the advance, which was unac
companied by any news of further devel
opment to account for the strength.
The top-heavlnei of Pennrylv.inla and
Raltlmore & Ohio decided the reactionary
character of the. market on the announce
ment of no dividend on Baltimore Oh'o
common stock. Wnll street was full of ru
mors of further combinations already
effected, or to come In the trunk line ter
ritory. The rumor of a combination of tho
coalers was persistent and raised the prices
of thOMi storks for a time, but they yie'ded
sharply on denials of ee rumors. Various
minor roads In New York Central territory
were nrfecteil In the same way. There was
a very general wiping out of gains of this
character In the late re.ution. The Hock
ing Valley stocks showed notable strength
on report" of large earnings, the common
crossing 40 and retaining a net gain of lsi.
The general news and conditions contin
ued favorable to values, money working
easier and good nssurance being afforded
of 11 favorable bank statement. Reports
of earnings, esneclally of soft coal roads,
were notably larse. Ixindnn was n seller
of stocks here, with an effect on sentiment
out of all :ro;vortlon to the volume of tho
tmnractlons The sensitiveness of the
market to this Influence ail the continued
firmness of sterling exchange, while Lon
don buys stocks, lends to considerable nnes
tlonlng as to whether foreign operations
nro not conducted under cover and through
channels other than thore under observa
tion. Dealings In bonds continued on 11
very largo scale nnd at advancing prices,
lotnl sales, par value, lo.lTo.noo. United
States 2s declined and all other Issues '1
111 tho hid ;irlce.
Tim Commercial Advc-tlscr'." Ixindon
financial cablegram savs: The markets
were stagnant nnd heavy throughout the
session, st'll affected by the approaching
holidays. Americans opened dull ami sag
ged all day A few slight attempt were
made to rally them, but sellers always
preponderated until the eloe. when "a
strengthening rally took place. Coppers
got a setback on profit-taking bv both
reach sellers Anacondas, 10 3-lii. Tho
bank lost JCIW.nrV) Bold to Argentina. .Money
was very eary and the large sum due the
bank was wholly repaid. Illlls were n
shade harder. The bank return showed
note expansion and bullion reduction, dun
to the nsunl quarterly movements. The re
diictlon of public deposits was due to dls
bursementc. The reduction of other securl
ties was due to the market's repayment of
borrowings.
The following are the quotations for the
leading stocks on the New York nxehanco
tOllflV
ba;ainc llvTliitl, posted ex hauge. II M'tf
I "-I'a. New York exchange. 13c discount.
RoSTON. April 5. clearings. 126.619 J57;
balances, I2.njl. 179
Huston Mock (tiiotntlons,
ROSTON. April 6. '.ill loan. 3'jffl'j per
cent; time loans, 4f6 per cent. Closing
prices fot stocks, bonds and mining shares:
Si. I.oiiN (iriiln nml Provision.
ST. LOUIS. April 5. W! I RAT Lower;
No. 2 red. cash, elevator, 72c; track, 731i74c;
April. 7PV; May. 71c; July. . 67ssc; No. 2
hard. iU1Tii!7c.
No. . casn, ;i:i-'4c; iracK,
; May, 391(39'ic; July,
track and
21'ic; No. 2
CORN Lower:
10-V: April 39V
io-V-
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash,
April, 26c, Miij, 23rc; July,
white. 2S4H2;'c.
RYB-FIrm at 36c
FLOUR- Values strengthening and trade
Improving: nrlces unchanged.
SBBDS-Tlmothysccd. weak, at 2.OOf?2.20:
oulluur.i. Flaxseed, nominally higher ut
$1.1,7.
CORNMBAL-Steady. at $2,051(2.10.
RRAN Firm- sacked, east track, 72c.
1 1 A Y-Tlmoth.v . stronger. lU l9.O0frT2.OO;
prairie, steady, at $7.50fiS,no.
WHISKY -IliKher. at 11.25V
IRON COTTON TIBS-J1.30; bagging,
6't'i(7rsc: hemp twine, 9c.
PltDVIKluNft-Pork. llrm; Jobbing, for
old $1.1: new, $11. Lard, quiet: prime steam,
$6.50, cholte. $6.55. Dry salt meats (boxed),
higher, extra shorts. J6.75; clear lib',
JH.S7W; clear sides. $7.12';. iiacon boed.
higher: extra shorts. $7.2'; clear ribs, $7.37'2;
clear side-. 57.62'a.
MRTALS-Le.id. quiet at Jt.TOfj'l'i
Speller, llrm at $1.45.
POULTRY - Firm; chickens, MiSc; tur
keys 7Kic . ducks. Sc. geese, nit 6c.
KdtiS Steady at 9'.c.
HI'TTBR 3tcad. ; creamery. 201(23c; dairy
ISIiIHc
RF.t'BIPTS Flour. 6,Ou) bbls.: wheat,
20.0C0 bu.. corn. 15.1,000 bu.; oats, 3S.oon bu.
SI IIPMBNTS Flmir, 10,000 bbls.; wheat,
ll,oi) bu.. corn, 21.000 bu ; oats, 2.000 bu.
KmiMitM City (irnln mid I'ro visions,
KANSAS CITY April 5,-WHBAT-Ma ,
f'V : cash. No 2 hard, 61c; No. 3, C01763c;
No. 2 red, 7'c: No. 3, 6'i69c.
CORN- Mav. ,17'lic: cash. No. 2 mixed. 39c;
No. 2 white, (ii ; No. .1, StWc.
DATS-No. 2 white, 27c.
RYK-No. '. ;,3c.
HAY Choice timothy. It0$10.50; cholco
prairie $7 pa.
RI'TTBR-Creamery, 17120c; dairy, 19c.
BliOS Market tlrm; fresh Missouri and
Kansas slock. SV- dozen, cases returned;
new whltewooil can's Included, 9'ic.
RBCBIPTS Wheat, 31, SCO bu.; corn,
lS.seo bu : oat, imhii bu.
HI IIPMBNTS Wheat. 20,100 bu.; corn,
15,600 bu ; oats. 3,) bu.
l,leriool lirniii nnd Provisions,
LIVERPOOL, April S.-WHBAT-Spot,
tu initial: futures. eas ; April, nominal;
May. 3 ti id, July. 5s Outl
et IIX Spot, llrm. American mixed, new.
Is 2d; American mixed, old. 4s 2VI. Fu
tures stcad.N ; May, Is 2d; July, Is l"vl; Sep
tember. Is l?id.
PROVISIONS Pork, prime mess, west
ern, llrm at 61s 3d. R.ion, Cumberland cut,
Hi 111 ut 41. 6d; short ribs, firm at 12s; long
dear middles, light, tlrm at Us fid; iong
clear middles, heavy, llrm at Us: short
clear backs, llrm at 33s; clear bellies, llrm
at 12s, shoulders, tquare. llrm at 37s. Lard.
American tetlned. In palls, llrm nt 36s 9d,
.irlnu' western. In tierces, tlrm at 31s fid.
Tsllov, Australian, In London, dull at 2Ss
9d.
A. . T. ft S. I'..,
tlo pfd
A met. Sugar ...
tlo pfd
Hell Telephone..,
Hoxton Alb'y.
Host 0:1 Flevated,
Ho.'ton - .Me
C. H. & IJ
Dominion Coal..
do pfd
Federal Steel ....
do pfd
Fltohburg pfd .,
lien. Bledrlc ....
tlo pfd
B. I. Blrc. III.. ,,
N. B. O. & C. .,
Old Colony
Old Dominion ...
Rubber
Union Pacific
Union La ml
274 West Bnd ....
7I' V. Central
1091 Atchison I.
5s.
119 N. B. O. & I
111 Adventure
215 lAllouez Mln. Co
119 lAmal. Copper ..
19 1 'Atlantic
tali Hoton X- Mont..
16 tint to Hot01l.
lift iCal. & Hecla ...
49 .Centennial
733 Franklin
112 Humboldt
I.T0j Osceola
116 Parrot
2'fi ()ulncy
19 Santa Fe Copper
206 , Tarn a rack
22 Utah MOiIng ...
Sit. Winona
5i4iWolVerlne8
3 I
91
ISi
69'j
70
6
k
2S
315
so
7.vi
j
16'
75
701 i
4
119
Gt
11.1
. :ui
. 5
. 42
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Lsrgf r H'ctipts Thin Wednesdij of Cattle
and Hoga.
CATTLE RECEIPTS LARGEST OF THE WEEK
liHIIr .Sell nt Price tlmt Air Striidy
to n I.Htlc l.nwer-Hons Senrc
n I'M o-f'ciit AfHnnop
Mierp SIom.
. . 1070
....ll&O
,...n7
....IfO
.11)0
S .V)
1 50
.1 M
3 10
.1 ft
1..
1..
1. ,
1..
. 1000
.. 1IVI
...ICSO
...12C0
4 i'.
4 2fi
I
4 X
STOCK COWH AND HBIFEHH.
Receipts were:
Oniclal Monday ...
flttl,.lnl T......l....
Urtlc.al Wednesday
i-'mciai -rnursday .
MIlinenpollH AVIienl llllil Flour.
M1NNBAPOLIS. April n.-WIIBAT-In
I store, No. 1 northern. April, liSV; May,
! 6IV"6l7c; July. iWVdtitii-c; September, ffi'je.
, On track. No. I hard, 1'iiHc; No. 1 northern,
65c. No 2 northern. (Il'.c.
I1 LOUR- tjulet. unchangctl.
RRAN Higher; in bulk. I1I.75TH2.0O.
Plillntlellililn Proiluce llnrl.'ot.
Pllll ADBLPIIIA. April 5. lll'TTFR
Ste.'dv; fanc western creamery, 21c; fancy
W 1 "tern .trims. 21c.
BvilJ Quiet but Ftiady; fresh nearby,
lji.ii:2" fresh western. 12c; fresh south
western, 12c: fresh southern. 11c.
Cll BKSK Unchanged.
M II II illiee C I'll 1 11 ItnrLfl.
. MILWAUKFB. April 5. WH BAT Mar
ket Kte.itly: No 1 noitlieni, 6.1'il69c; No. 2
llorllieril, litifitiTc
I RYB Firm No I. We.
1 IIA It!. BY Busier; No. 2, 45fil6e; sample,
C9f 1"' c.
I.oiiilon S(ocli Itiiolntlons,
LONDON, April 5.-1 p. in. -Closing:
Consols, money. .101 Pennsylvania
tlo account. .101 1 1 - It Reading
Canadian Pac.... li.oH No. Pnc. pfd.
Brie Ill, Atch'son
do 1st pfd.... I IT, loulsvllle ....
Illinois Central. ..119 Orund Trunk
Union Pac. pfd... 79 Anaconda ....
St P. common. ..121', Rand Mines ..
N. V. Central ....llS
72'
lo
79'
?;
S'i
lot.
Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
.. 1,641 30 4,1.14
.. 2.02J 6 292 6.042
, . 2.03S 5.416 6,123
... 3.17S 6.647 4.217
40.1!!!!!
..inn
.. S0
.. 943
.. 910
.. $60
. .1020
,.1050
..1070
..1150
1 75
2
2 50
2 40
2 50
2 5(1
2 M
2 CO
1 ro
9 J0
2 1010
1 1120
1 910
1 10ft)
. 1050 .1 ()
.1120 3 00
Four dnys this week.. .. S.7M 19.7.V 1S.51S
Sams tlays last week.. . Ji.OOl 15.759 2(XM1
Same tlnyi week before. 10.6W 31.211 20.691
Same three- weeks ago 11.713 31.62 21. IM
Averago price paltl tor hogs for the :a.t
gcvcral days with comparisons:
1900.1899. !b98. 1S87.1SI6.11S9&.1S4.
I HAR SILVBR-Steady nt 27'fcd per ounce.
I MONBV-2i41i per cent.
I Tho rate or discount In the open market
I for short bids Is Il'sfU'.'Si per cent; for three
montus nuts, a'Mji.i per cent.
N'ctr Vilrl. Vtlnlnu Stocks.
NBW YORK, April fi.-The following
nro tho otllclal closing quotatlor.s for
mining shares:
Chollar 14
Crown Point 16
Con. Cul. ,fc Vn. .141
1 tend wood f."
(lould Currle... 17
Hale ,t Norcross. 22
llomcstake GOiiO
Iron Silver 66
Mexican 19
Ontario
ophlr
Plymouth ....
Quicksilver ...
tlo pfd
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Union Con
1 enow Jacket
1
.. 12
..175
..8CU
.. 50
..315
.. It
.. 10
Atchison
tlo pfd
Haltimoro & O..
Canadian Pac
Canada So
Cites. & Ohio
Chicago O. W...
('.. H. & Q
Chi. Intl. Ar L...
tlo pfd
Chi. v- B. Ill
Chicago a N. W.
C. R. I. K P....
C. C. C. & St. L,
Colorado So
tlo 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson..
Del. L. d- W
Denver & R. CS...
tlo pfd
Brie
tlo 1st pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hocking Coal ..
Hocking Valley.,
Illlonls Central..,
Iowa Central
tlo pftl
K. C, P. & C...
Lake Brie & V.
tlo pfd
Lake Shore
L. & N
Manhattan I
Met. St. Ry
Mex. Central ...
Minn, ci St. L
do pfd
Mo. Paclllc
Mobile & Ohio .
Mis.. K. & T
do pftl
N. J. Central ...
N. Y. Central ...
Norfolk W....
tlo pfd
No. Pacific
tlo pftl
Ontario & W...
Ote. Ry. Nov
do pfd
Pennsylvania . .
Reading
tlo 1st pfd...
do 2d pfd ..
Rio C. W
tlo pfd
St. L. & S. F. , .
tlo 1st pfd...
do 2d pfd...
St. L. Soilthw...,
do pftl
St. Paul
tlo lfll
St. P. Omaha
So. Pacific
So. Railway ....
do pfd
Texas' & Pac
27i rnloirPaelflcTrr
"2's tlo pfd
f I abasli
U7U tlo pftl
i'4 Wheel. X L. B..
31-l tlo 2d pfd...
ll'nlWls. Central ....
Hl'2 Third Avenue ..
-'bVAdams Bxpress.
M American ICx
2.1 . e.v.
161
1121
61'
Wells-Fargo Bx
Amer. Cot. Oil..
do iiftl
(i'jlAmer. Mnlt'Yiir
Iiftl
41".
19
11
P
S. & R.
pftl
KplrltK ....
pftl
S. II
Iit'tl
S. & W...
pftl
Tin Plate.
Pftl
tin
Amer.
.In
lfcO-'it Amer.
21'lt, tlo
74 'Amer.
l?4l tlo
42'4'Amer.
KM I do
13 Amer.
3.) dn
113 Amer. Tobacco
S' j do pftl
i lAnac. Mil. Co
19'4 Hrooklvn R. T...
31' Colo. Fuel & I...
W Con. Tobacco ....
.2001 do pftl
. S-v Federal Steel ..,
!(6'4i tlo pftl
llil Hen. Belctrle ....
It1 liliico?" Sugar ..
fi'.si do pfd
, !i6'4 Inter. Paper
. 50 I tlo pftl
It 'Laclede lias
Ills National Rlsciilt,
3'' do pftl
1-OTs National Lead ...
11S do pftl
1 IIU'Natlonal Steel .,
, 7S'4I tlo jiftl
61' N. Y. Air Hrake,
7i's No. American . . ,
. -l4 Paclllc Coasi ....
H I do Is: pftl...
. I do 2d pftl...,
Hi's Pacific .Mall
. 2'4 People's lias ....
644 Pressed S. Car..
"'4'4! tlo pfd
. IS Pullman P. c...,
W S. R. ,v- T
Ill4, Sugar
, 70 I 1I0 llfrl
01 '4 1 enn.
, I2'SU. S.
. 3234 do
.12.3'kU. S.
.172 ' ilo
.11R "Western X
40,Hepubl:r I
Coal St I..
Leather...
pftl
Rubber ...
pfd
'nlon..
& S.
141i tlo nfil
60 P. C. C. & St. L.
17'a
5T
734
22N
10T8
31
18'2
102
116
116
I7'i
121
37
97
4
201,
.19)4
MU4
2'4
17
331 ..
M
56',4
MU
S3 k"
KHiC
li:.i;
.u4
71
49'h
115i
$4
IS'i
73H
110V
M'4
9H
21
6IU
74
.IM4
911
Mi
y.
9I4
12S
15,
rdn
42
60
, S5'4
101
, 51
S.1'4
1SI
61 a
,10)
109
, 96',
!?.'-
', 31
, ;i9'
. sTJ
66
I.S
Utirelmi Ftiiiincliil.
LONDON, April 0. I he weekl.v statement
of the Hank of Bngland shows the follow
ing change": Total reserve, tlecrea'e. 2.
Hvsnoi); circulation, Increase, X9sti,n,i0; bu.
I'.on, decrease. CI,4'N.116; other securities,
ilecreae. JU'J.ItG.OXi ; other dep islts. decrease,
JMiS.tO); public tleposlto. decrease. i;2,.115,
000; notes reerve. decrease. ,C2.2't5.lW; gov
ernment securities, Increase, Cl,51.noo. The
proimrtlon of tho Hank of Bngiand's re
serve to liability Is II.S7 tier cent; last week
It was II. IS per cent. The rate of discount
Is unchanged at 4 tier cent. American ec
curltles. after a tlrm opening, were quiet,
with 11 declining tendency following a slight
ri.ili7.lti2-. 'I he amount of bullion with
drawn from the Rink of Bngland on bal
ance today was tl(.0o0; Spanish 4s closed
at 7I"; gold premium at Madrid. 29.62.
IIBRLIN, April 5. On tho bourse todav
Internntlonals ami Americans were steady
and Canadian Pacifies were llrm; local
shares were weak on realization""; exchange
on London, 20 mark" 4'j pfg. for checks.
Discount i.ites: Short bills. 5 per cent;
three months' bills, l's per cent.
PARIS. April 6. The weekly statement
of the Hank of France shown the following
changes: Note" In circulation. Increase,
91.275.000 francs; treasury accounts current,
decrease, t,1,33t).eO'i francs: gold In hand, de
crease, S75.0'f) mines; bills discounted, de
crease. 25. ?5o.ouo francs; silver In hmd. de
crease. 5..Wi,noo franc." Three per cent
rentes. 101 f 12'fcc for the account; exchatigo
on Luidon. 2Tf 20'fcc for checks. Spanish 4s
closed at 72 95, ex-Interest. Prices on tho
bourse openetl tlrm today, but sagged all
around on realizations. The closing was
steadier and dull; Kafllrf were offered
chiefly on London account at declined rates.
Condition of 11,,. Treasury.
WASHINC.TON. April 6.-"Todav s state
ment of the treasury balance In the general
fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 B0ld re
serve In the division of redemption, shows;
i-'.'i1.".1!1." onsh ''Olnnce. 1156,216,313; gold,
t9i,lt,li4.
March II..
March 17..
March IS..
March 19.,
March 20..
March 21..
Match 22..
March 23..
March 24..
March 25..
March 26..
March 27 .
March 21..
March 29 .
March 30..
March 31..
April 1....
April 2....
April .1....
April 4....
April fi....
4 $61
4 941
.1 4 S9
. I 3 S6
. 4 SI I
. 4 J
. 4 90
4 93
3 65
3 G5
3 5S
3 701 3 S7I 3 771
3 71 3 91 3 81
3 71 3 !'
3 131 3
4 00
771 4 27,
.1 581
3 SB 3 7S ' 1
.1 60 3 761 3 9Vi
3 S3' 3 761 3 91,
3 60 3 711 3 93
3 M
3
1 671
3 711
4 47
4 IS
4 4
4 411 4 31
4 36
4 42
4 46
4 34
4
4 41
3 75 4 561 4 4S
3 B
3 57, 3 67 3 93 3 6 4 71,
4 85 3 65! 3 91 3 C6 4 J6
4 97 3 GO I 3 ?6 3 711 4 71
5 051 3 66 3 57
6 16 3 601 3 651
J 5 12; 3 6.1 3 62
3 S3.
3 S7
. I 5 10J 3 69; 3 62! 3 01
3 IK
3 67
61
5 0J
5 151 .1 65
5 25 3 66 , 3 7.1,
3 30 3 65 3 79
3 66
3 fD
3 92 3 5I
3 92l 3 G4
4 49 I
4 M
4 !0
4 7S1
4 so;
4 S4,
4 47
4 IS
t 53
4 62
I 54
4 53
I 43
5 nn a 5tV 4 S2I I 51
I 3 52 I 76i 4 55
3 90 1 4 K. 69
Indicates Sunday. , ,
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'P. H'r's.
C. M. & St. P. Ry... 6 3
o & St. L. Ry 1 2
Missouri Paclllc Ry... 9 .. ..
Union Pacific system. 10 21 12
C. & N. W. Ry 1
F.. B. & M. V. R. R.. II
S. C. & P. Ry 1
C. St P.. M. O.... 27
H. & M. R. R. R IS
C R. & Q. Ry 1
K. C. St. J !
C. R. I. .S: P. Ry.. B. 4
C. R. I. o P. Ry., W. ..
3....
o. ..
1...
1....
1....
1....
16 ...
29....
S....
12...
6. . .
3...
61...
19...
9...
;18...
3...
1...
1...
4...
S...
to...
I. ..
II. ..
1
V.'.'.
3...
11...
S60
so
S70
Mil
$20
9t)
471
120
131
1..
6..
1..
n
5!!
4..
1..
0)
3 Co
3 10
.1 3D
3 35
3 a.
.1 40
CALVES
6 fO 2...,
no
4
1
1
S50
666
720
7t)
5f)
931
?:i
430
6S
Slfi
760
520
.1 15
3 70
3 70
3 Tfi
3 91
3 90
I 00
4 0)
I IO
4 rrt
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 20
4 15
I 25
t 50
170 7 00
STOCK BRS AND FBBDBRS.
595
651
421
570
730
.1 50
.1 60
3 55
4 ft)
4 no
700 ,4 ft)
t- f '"J
. . 666
.. 634
..10.17
.. Dirt
.. SMI
.. SI2
. . 921
.. 610
.. SV)
.. S75
641
I 20
I 25
4 2.1
4 .10
1 r.i
4 3.1
4 35
4 35
I to
4 40
4 40
1...
3....
1....
10....
4....
4....
24....
L...
1....
ss..
31..
29..
41..
2V.
21.
6.10
. fijft
. 9
-I01I
. 932
,1137
. 970
. 910
. 720
. 7ii
. 460
. 4.Y
.13.51
. 696
. 592
. MO
. Ml
729
COWS AND HBIFBRS.
.HK0 4
IS
3
1
11
1
I
SI
Cotton Market.
NBW YORK. April 5. -The cotton market
opened barely steady, 7 points higher to 6
lower. I he opening was a poor response
to tho Bngllsh cables, whleh showed an
advance of 4jo points. Locally there was
an Impression Uiat the Bngllsh advance
was the result iff, manipulation. The fact
that later cables modified the early advance
at Liverpool had Its erfect and our nmrket
soon became Irregular, and at the lowest
point of the session showed a net loss of
fifty points. It took a great deal of buvltig
to keen prices from breaking still more.
Hut this was furnished by nartles who for
a long time have been the leading supports
of tho market.
ST. LOUIS, April 5.-COTTON-Steadv,
unchangctl. Sales, 630 bales; middling. 9'4c:
receipts, 79S bales; shipments. 1,339 hales;
stock, 62,222 bales.
NBW ORLBANS, April 6.-COTTON-Vcry
llrm: sales. 3.400 hales; orrilnnry. S'mc;
good ordinary. S!H,c: low middling. !i I-I60;
middling. 9 5-l6c; good middling. OCc, mid
tiling fair. 93ic; receipts, 3,221 hales; stock,
lins.fiia hales Cotton futures, sternly; April,
19.15 bbl; May, $9.20fi9.21; June. 9.1S't(9.20;
July, $9.17fi9.1s; August, IS.IWiS.93; Septem
ber. S.2.1fiS.2l: October, $7.S6f?7.ss; Novem
ber, $7.7.V!i7 76; December, I7.75U7.76: Janu
ary, 7.75f(7.76.
L1VBRPUOL. April 5.-COTTON-Spot,
fair demand nnd prices 3-12d higher; Amer
ican middling fair. .1 23-32(1; good middling.
fiVfcd: middling. 5 7-16d; low middling. 5 5-16d;
gootl ordinary. 5'd; onllnar. I 15-1 61. The
sales of the day were 10.IH0 hales, of which
Wio wert for s'leculation and exiort and In
clutled 9. 4Cni American; receipts. 10,0X1 biles,
Including 5no American. Futures o-iened
llrm ami closed -te.idy at the advance;
American middling. 1 m. ., April, 5 21-64d,
value: April and May. .1 1S-6IJV. 19-64d, sell
ers; May ari June. ,1 n-6lfin 16-64d. sellers;
June nnd ,lul. r, 11-iild. --oilers; July nnd
August. 5 10-6((o 11-Hlil. buyers; August atvl
September. 6 l-64fj(i 2-6ld buyers; Septembrr
ami Oi lober. I I1-6lfi I H-6ld. sellers; Octo
ber and November, 1 .12-6lfnl 31-64d, buvers;
November and December. 4 26-64fH 2i-64d.
blivers; December nnd January. 4 2l-6t(
4 23-6 Id. buyers; January nnd Februarj.
1 21-6ld, buyers.
297 S27
20) 701 S3
691 1.016 1,002
616 1.6'IS 7S7
431 1.621 221
77
20)
51
4
fi6
S7
3n
21
1
IS"
49
72
4.1
1S7 33
Total receipts 140 SI ii I
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hobs. Sh p.
Omaha Packing Co
(5. H. Hammond Co
Swift anil Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Omaha P. Co. from K. C.
initially P. I o., from K. C.
fwiri. rrom i.
Swift, from country
R. Hecker ft' Degan
Vansant t Co
I-obmun & Co
Bill & Huntzlngcr
Huston St Co
Livingstone St Sehaller...
Hamilton St Rothschild...
!,. F Husz
Hobblck
Other buyers
Totals 3,259 5,716 2,693
CATTLB Receipts were larger hero to
dav and the market was In Just about tho
condition thnt may be looked for whenever
there is a decent run In other wortJs, there
was 11 lower tenaency.
There were not far from etchty loads of
cornfed steers on sale, the most of tho
cattlo here being of that description. Tho
packers had In eight loads direct from
Kanr-ns City, In addition to the number on
sale. The demand seemed to be good on
the part of the packers, but there was a.
feeling among them, apparently, that tho
receipts were large anough to admit of tho
cattle being bought for leas money than
yesterday. Accordingly, the market opened
with buyers bidding lower on most every
thing, but especially on heavy cattle.
Handy-weight cattlo seemed to be In the
best demand, provided they were, of good
quality, and tho market on that kind could
safely bo quoted as eteady with yesterday.
If they were not desirable they had to sell
11 llttlo easier In some cases. Tho number
of buyers for heavy cattle was limited and
for that reason the demand waa rather
slow antl the market wenk to a little, lower
on that kind. The fact of Its being a
Thursday, when tho Phlpers were out of tho
ilea', made It all the worse. While tho
market wns slow at the opening, It livened
up toward the close and the cattle nearly
all soltl In good eeason. The market ns a
wholo was In pretty fair shape, tnking
everything Into consideration.
Cows and heifers were In moderate aup
ply and good demand, with tho rerult thnt
tile market was fairly active and steady.
The price paid were the Fame as prevailed
on yesterday's market Dig, heavy, fat
bulls were slow sale, as has been tho case
all the work.
Good kinds of thin stockern or feeders ap
pear to bo In good demand and the few
offered for sale brouglit good, strong prices.
Representative sales:
HBBF STBBRS.
.1175
..lftM
.. 770
..1072
.. SSI
. . 910
.. 950
..1019
.. S60
.. 550
.. SSJ
.. 9f2
.. 910
:o 9.
HBIFBRS.
3 6f,
3 75
3 75
.1 8S
3 90
4 (X)
4 ft)
4 m
4 00
4 ft)
4 ft)
4 ft)
4 10
15
17
13
1
3)
...10SO
...1150
...1311
...1720
...1290 3
...131) 3
...1650
...1510
...1160
...1110
...1511
, . .1753
. .130
...1660
..1970
...1710
..1540
..1930
..1760
3 10
'.t 13
.1 20
3 25
4..
1
n
L.
10
21
25
3
6
10
HULLS.
1
1
1
.112
.146o
.1035
. 96t)
. SM
.1110
. 90
. 737
. 6.1S
. S76
. 911
. 991
1SS0
1.11(1
... .ltfO
12S0
1640
770
,1620
4 4.
4 45
4 60
I 50
I 50
4 60
4 M
4 60
4 6,1
4 M
I 75
4 75
4 SO
4 M
4 111
4 90
5 to
5 ft)
4 10
4 16
I 1.1
I 16
4 20
I 20
4 20
4 25
4 2.1
I 30
4 SO
I 10
3 40
.1 4.1
3 4.1
3 45
3 41
3 60
3 60
bulls. I.1.60VM 23. Texas ami Indian steers,
!Lt6Ofl5 0O; rows nnd heifers, 11301460
1 HOOS Receipts ,U) head : market strong
ami niKiicr; pms 11011 hkoi?, ,-, (,. r-
ers. !5..W3(. butencrs. IA.5MJ.Vh6.
SHBBP AND LAMPS Receipts. .100 head,
market strong; nntlve muttons. W.ftvdtiri,
lambs, Ktlfl7 0O; culls ami bucks. Iloftjfiiftt.
Nciv 11rU I. Hi" .Mliicl..
NBW YORK. April 6.-HBBVBS Re
celpts, 7S2 head, all for slaughterers, nolh.
ing doing; feeling steady. Cables weak,
retrlgerator berf lower, at 9c per pound
Bxports. 2t) cat tip and 25 sheep, tomorrow,
llrinc
' CALVBS-Recelpts. 399 head; market quiet
I ami steady, 60 calves unsold; veals. II 2.V(i
sr: reu cal es, 13 00.
SHBBP AND LAMPS- Receipts. 1.610
head; nine tars on sale; sheep, nominally
firm; lambs, tlrm to 6c higher: half n car
unsold; unshorn lambs, !7 3nfisi0; culls.
5 ftVfifi.ft); clipped lambs, 5 26f(6.70.
HOCtS-Recelpts. 1,971 head; one car on
sale; market higher at !5 301(5.75 for wholo
ranee.
St. .loscpli I.H Stock.
SOUTH ST. JOSBPH. Mo. April 5 -(Special.)
Tlie Journal quotes
CATTLB - Receipts. I. loo lie.nl; market
steady to strong; natives, II 0016.37',. Tex
nns anil westerns, 1,1.751(6.35, cows mid heif
ers, !2 25ti4.im, bull" and stag". $2.i1f4 65.
venrllngs and calves. lo.'((5 20. stockcrrt
and feeders, IXeOft I SO, veals. II 2.11(6 50
HOOS-RecelptM. 5.200 head, market 6c to
10c higher; alt grades, 5.13U"'W. bulk of
sales. I.I.IOil 5. 10.
SHBBP AND LAMHS-Recelpts.
head; market active, steady to strong,
western lambs, 17.15; Cotorados. 17.10
Stock In Mulit.
Following are the rccelnta nt the four
principal western markets for April 6:
Cattle Hogs. Sheen
South Omaha 3.17s 6.617 4.217
Chicago !.5"0 35.000 12.000
Kansas Cltv f.Ni 10.000 1 :oo
St. I-ouls 1.100 S.po 6ft)
..1510 .1 60
.1410
.1670
....19.)
....1590
....1710
....1790
....nio
....1S30
....1160
.... 970
....1630
60
,1 t.O
;; 60
3 61
,1 6.1
:i 6.1
3 til
,1 71
3 75
I 75
3 S3
.1.131
.1216
...1660 4 ft)
6 75
II 75
1
3 30 1
r. : 1
3 35 1
33.1 l
1 31 1
:i 40 1
3 40 1
3 10. 1
3 10 1
:i 40 1
340 1
3 10 1
3 40 1
STAC. 8.
3 ft) 1
3 9.1
STBBRS AND STAC.S.
1111 4 SO
STOCK CALVKS.
42i) 4 V, 1 120
COWS AND CALVBS.
. 750 4 RS
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1 feeder. .670 l 76 15 feeders. .6.1
1 feeder. .SOO t 75
HOC.S Huvers acten .his morning as If
thev were willing to put on about S's' and
their tlret bids were generally t.27Vi'ri5..T.
but they hated to pay any more, sellers
were, however, bullish antl were nsklng for
a substantial Advance. The result was thnt
tho opening nmrket was a little slow ami
It was later than usual before operators
got down to business When the trading
was onto under way tne market was active
nnd 6e higher Light and light mixed loads
of gootl quality sold largely at 0.27''a6.30,
with some light loads on the commoiilsn
order down as low as 15,20. Oood heovy
mlxed loads sold very largely a 15.30 with a
sprinkling of the better loads at Jrt.32' and
on up to 15.40 for the beat. Yesterday It
will bo remembered that the long atrlng of
gootl mixed loads sold at II. 25 with a top
at 13.30.
The table of average prices above will
allow that the hogs today sold Just about
22ic higher than on Monday and nbout 15c
higher than a week ago. Representative
sales:
Totnts
19,57.S 4S.7I7 1S.217
An l'i-tti-l)nte Futile,
Topek.i (Kan.) Mall nnd Hrceze: A bird
thnt had been absent from Mils country vis
iting in foreign climes for nearly four years
returned and Hew back to tho old fnctory
chimney whero she formerly had her tiest.
To her ptirprlso she found the hot smoko
rolling out of tho top of the chimney nt a
rnte that mndo the building of a nest In thn
lino out of the question. Then sho called
her mate, who had been nlso visiting abroad,
nnd said: "This shows what chumps wo
wero not to rend tho papers while we wero
gone. I supposed t tint the democratic party
was Ft I II running tilings In this country nnd
that this chimney would bn all right to build
a nest In and hero I find (he thing so hot.
nnd smoky that a bird couldn't llvo within
four rods of It."
1 osily U.MiinptcM.
Waverly Mngarine- A builder In C.lns
gow, having henrd that hli men did not
start work nt the proper time, thought that
ho would drop down nbout (1 30 some morn
ing to sc". fiolng up the ynrd ho enaght
sight of a Joiner standing smoking, with his
kit unopened. Simply nsklng his name,
which ho found to be Malcolm Campbell, ho
called him Into the olllre nnd. handing him
four days' pay told him to leave at once.
After having seen the man clenr out of tho
ynrd he went up to the foremnn nnd told him
lie had made an example of Malcolm Camp
bell by paying him off for not starting at
thn proper time.
"Oreat Scott!" exclaimed the foreman,
"that chap was only looking for t Job!"
X"vr York Money Mnrket.
NBW YORK. April 5.-MONBY-On call,
steady at 3Mt I per cent; last loan at .1 per
cent; prime mercantile paper. I'tfi3 per
cent.
STBRL1NC. BXCH A NO B Firmer, with
actual businesr In bankers' bills at tl.Sij-Vif-4.S6',,
for demand and at tl.S2'j,f I.S2'i for
sixty days, posted rates. II.SP', ami .S"'.;
commercial bills, I4.vjf(4.82'-.
SILVBR-CertlHcntcs, Cn'ifM'ic; bar.
Wskc: Mexican dollar.-. 47c.
RONDS - (tovernment, wenk; state
strong; railroad, llrm.
The following are the closing quotations
on bonds:
Dnliilli lirnt Mnrket,
1
I DULUTH. April 5 -WHBAT No 1 hard,
. ca:h, GS'.c. May, 69c, No, 1 northern, cash,
V. S. 2s, reg . .,
tlo 2. ref
tlo lis, teg
tlo coupon
tlo new 1s, reg
tlo coupon
tlo old H, reg...
tlo coupon ...
do 5s, reg
do coupon
D. of C 3 6s..
Atchl'on gen. 4s.
do 111I.1. is
Canada So. 2s...
Cht. St O. I'-s..
do 5s
C. ft N. W. c. It.
do S. F. deb. 5?
Chicago Tor. 44.
D. & R. 11. is....
tlo 1
H. T. V. ft C.
line gen. Is
F. W. St D. C. Is.
(it'll. Bloc. 5"
li. H S. A. 6s.
do 2"
II. ft T. C. c. Fs.
tlo con. 6s
la. Central Is ..
K. C. P. (I. is
La. ti. c. 4
L. St N. tint. Is..
M.. K. T. 2s. .
tlo 4s
Is
IW's N, Y. C. Is
103W N. J. c. KPn. fs.
1094 .No. Carolina 6s..
110'., do 4s
133'VNo. Pacific 3s....
lH'sl tlo U
lll'j'N Y C St Si I. u
Ill's N. ft V. con. 4H.
1I3' do gen. 6s
111 Ore. Nav. Is
H.i do Is
unsure. S. L. 6s....
M do coiisol 5
101'h Rending gen. 4s.
too mo (1. W. Is
120' St L ft I M c. 5s.
IIJ St L St S F it. 6s.
121 St. P. consols...
96 St. P.. C. St P. Is.
103's do 5s
99' i So. Ry. fis
101 S. R. ft T. 6s
7) Tenn. n. s. .1....
71'; Tex. Si Pac. Is...
120 tlo 2s
no Union Pacific Is.
IDS ,Wnb,ih l.'t
Ill do 2s
ins IWortt Shore Is...
Ill Wis. Central Is.
7l'vVa. Centuries ..,
10S do deferred
100 Colo So. 4s
6Si, So. Paclllc Is....
91
1104
I2I
121's
W
6SU
10SS
lml
9S'3
133
110
IOI'h
12V
1 13'..
9o ;
99'4
111
120
171'i
1I9'
t20U
113
051,1
113
36
101
HMj
101
111
9214
91
fll,
KP4'
fvi's
ruled exceptionally dull, with only
trailing, following Indifferent cables.
Coiree tnrltet.
NBW YORK. April 5.-COFFF,B-Spnt,
Rio, quiet; No. 7. Invoice. 7s4c; No. 7, job
bing, S'4c; mild, quiet; Cordova. 9'.'i'lle.
The niaiket for futures opened steady at
unchanged prices to 5 poInU" lower nnd
locnl
Knll.
Ing was eheckeil bv abrupt falling off In
receipts at Rio and Santos; buying was
cheeked by the subsiding warehouse deliv
eries here nnd tho lnck spot demand. The
1 lose was quiet, with prices' unchanged to
6 nolnts higher. Total sales. 6,.V) bags, In
cluding: May. .16.60: June, 6.60; August.
I6.S0; Septt rnber. I6.S5; November, 16.90; De
cember, 17.10.
No.
1...
1...
1
4
3
4
1
5
1
1
20
9
10
17
7
10
21
Dry tiooils Mnrket,
NBW YORK. April 6.-Rather more In
quiry today after staple cottons, but no
material Increase in actual business doing.
(Vttons were steady: bleached, quiet and
unchanged; coarse-colored cottons, llrm;
prlrt cloths, Inactive at previous prices;
prlntfi In moderate demand; American
mourning prints advanced "4c to ae per
yard: fancy tnllcos, slow, but supplies light:
ginghams tlrm: cotton linings quiet, hut in
gootl shape Rumors current that tho
American Woolen company would deliver
only so per 1 cut on orders taken for heavy
welshts Is olllclally contradicted.
Cnliroi'iila Dried Trulls.
NBW YORK. April 5 - CA LI FORNIA
DRIBD FRUITS- Quiet ami steulv. Hllsl
ness was very slow In evaporated apples
and the market ruled quiet, at unchanged
prices. Trading was of a hand In mouth
ortler. nt old prices. State evannrateil ap
ples, common. 4lv'((5c. prime, 5M160; choice,
71(7'yc; fancy, 7Vs'.je California dried
prunes, ?,i'itv tier pound. Apricots, Royal,
13fil5c; Moor Park. I.VfiPic. Peaches, peeled,
lSf(22c; impeded, 7'-.f(8c
When Issued.
FIiiiiiicIiiI Xotc,
PHIUWlKLPIIIA. April 5-Clearlngs,
116 73').22: bulwncex, . (.9.1.631.
HALTI.MORF. April 5.-Clearlngs. 11,649..
761; balances, 72S.::05.
ST LOUIS. April -( 'learlngs. t6,l,Y..,V,9;
balances, I57S.221; money, 5f7 per cent;
New York exchange, par bbl, 10o premium
in teed
NBW YORK, April .1 - Cle-nrmgs, i;os.9V.
7o6. balaures, 110.779,763
CHICAUO, April J.-Clcarlngi', 2S.3SI,I3I;
Oil Mui-kel.
OIL CITY. April 5,-CriMlt balances. 11.6.1;
certlllcates, sales. 1 bbl. cash at 11.61; ship
nients. 127.211 bbls.; average. 91.776 bbls.;
runs, 9S.22S 'ibis.; average, 77 679 bbls.
NBW YORK. April 5.-OIL.SCottonsecl
oil, dull: prime crude, lie; prime crude,
vellow, 36c. Petroleum, easy; retlned New
York. 19 70: Philadelphia ami Raltlmore,
S9 65; Philadelphia and Haltlmnre, In bulk,
7.0o. Roslu, steady. Turpentine, steady.
NBW ORLBANS. April 5. -SUfSAR-.Miir.
Mmiir Mnrket,
HCl IIMll'l . ' ' I I I Ill-Ill, '. , J ' I , O-I'.l , 111, I'll ll
tie. fontrlfiiiial. ILtd'vc: centrlfilcal. vel.
low. IMiP.c; scciouls. 24l'"l1c.
MOLASSliS l.'ulet. nominal.
Cooilim Out id Her Trniice.
MBDIA. Pa, A pi-' I 5 -Alice Ireland, a
ouns Chester woe .in. who went lulu a
trancn lart Saturtla.- at the home of a
friend here. Is 111W cm!-fonsenus and
hopfs are entertained for her ultimate ie
envoi y. fJhe l.s kenl awake by frequent
shaking Sin. has part tally forgoten how to
talk and, although she appear to recog
nize the faces of friends, she cannot re
member Uielr names The attending phy
si. Ian savs she is suffering from hyslerb al
com iiUsioiis, but ho cannot ascribe any
cauro.
I
10
6
6
21
"WW.'.
5
12
3
17
11
37
16
I IS
6
I 1
I 20
'SO
21
i
15
1
1
WWW.
tt
www.
1
1
1
1
I
1"
1
1
1
6
1
1
iWW.
o
1
1
41
WWW.
a
1
1
Av.
. . 620
.... 820
.... S55
.... 735
S92
.... 910
.... 950
....1021)
9ft)
.... 670
.... S40
.... 960
....1060
.... 902
....1273
.... SS0
.... 870
....1090
.... 900
....1270
....1110
.... 96
....lilt
....1092
.... S73
....1276
....100)
....1141
....11(0
...,10f0
....110
....1207
....1063
....10SO
....1029
....1019
.... 956
.... S40
....IOT'2
....1153
....1013
....1076
....1213
. . . .112S
....1173
....109S
....1175
....1012
....111.1
....1071
Pr.
3 75
3 7.1
3 90
3 ft)
3 90
3 !)
t ft)
I ftl
4 (
4 ftl
t no
1 IK)
4 ft)
I 10
4 15
4 20
4 20
4 23
4 if,
4 25
4 S)
4 30
4 35
I 35
4 sr.
t v,
4 33
4 40
4 10
I 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
I 4.1
I 45
I 43
4 45
4 45
4 41
4
1 50
I 60
4 50
4 30
4 50
4 50
4 ft)
4 60
No.
II...
19....
11....
14....
'x.W.
1....
1....
75....
19....
26....
20. . . .
12....
2.1....
4l"!!
'M. .
":i '. '. '.
41....
17....
41....
9....
24....
17....
fa'.W.
17....
19....
20....
32. . . .
15....
19....
31....
10....
0). . . .
39....
24....
5....
10....
16....
ti. . . .
15....
IS....
60. . . .
10....
1.
A v.
....1173
....1100
....1200
....1300
....1158
....1161
.... 9S6
....1IS0
....1396
....10SO
.... 9M)
....1061
....1169
....1126
....11X1
....117S
....1176
....1310
....1246
....1191
....11.11
....1121
...,12V.
....1279
....1122
....1235
....1217
....1320
....1126
. ... 1276
....1175
....1362
....1297
....112S
1 174
....1291
....1299
....12-12
....1228
....1151
. . .1272
,!!iU29
....131R
....1442
....1130
....1626
....14X1
....1320
....1313
...1610
STBBRS AMD HBIFBRS.
.. 62H
.. 916
..1002
1 75
2 00
2 ft)
2 ft)
2 ii
2 50
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 75
2 75
2 76
SS0
SM
750
940
950
670
90
790
1070
10SO
loir,
12S0
930
1140
lit")
10S5
0V)
1210
10S7
1062
1070 3 IO
1113 3 ft)
970
SV)
1150
10S5
105(1
1270
1065
.1020
6..
3 75 18...
I 25 11...
t 35 S...
COWS.
2 SO
2 M
2 So
2 S3
2 K5
2 S3
2 1.1
1 lft')
1.
4..
1..
L.
1..
3.'
1 .
.1020
... 977
... 970
...11311
...U'iVl
... S91
.1075
3 ft)
3 00
3 10
:i 10
3 10
;t 20
3 20
3 25
3 23
.1 25
3 25
3 23
3 2S
3 23
3 35
3 25
..1160 3 15
.1160
..1220
. . 1070
.1 3.1
3 Wl
3 50
..1070 3.10
.Wl
MO
.... 1131
1115
10
3 SI
3 35
3 43
1.
ib;:;;;
1
10:;;:
ib; ; ; ;
9 ;
2 ....
996
.... sss
....1017
.... 911
....IOSO
....1210
....1060
....1110
....1123
,...1210
.... 990
,...1cj)
.... 940
....1190
....1150
....1154
....11MJ
....11S2
....1166
12ft.
1150
9VI
1220
1040
950
1260
1201
Pr.
4 56
4 55
I V.
4 65
4 65
4 6.1
4 55
I sr,
4 60
I 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 CO
I t0
I 6)
4 ft)
4 60
4 01
4 60
6'l
4 60
4 65
4 65
4 65
t 66
4 65
4 61
4 66
4 65
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
1 70
4 70
4 70
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
I m
t f
4 SO
4 S5
4 65
4 90
4 95
6 00
4 33
t 10
I 15
4 15
3 50
3 50
1 60
.') 1.0
3 60
.1 60
3 W)
3 60
,1 i'.'i
3 Cvl
.1 6.
3 6)
3 63
3 65
3 6.1
3 hT
3 61
3 7S
.1 75
.1 75
3 75
3 75
3 '
..10SO ,1 75
..1290 3 '
9V)
... 926
...1270
... SW)
...1.160
...1117
... 910
...It'")
...101S
. ..lft".0
..123i)
...1115
...1250
... 900
...1190
...1(00
...1316
...1IS6
...1ISS
...1410
. 1021
...915
3 75
3 75
3 73
3 SO
.1 SO
3 S5
3 S5
3 S3
.1 S5
.1 fO
3 97
I ft)
I (.1
4 ft)
4 l
4 ft)
4 On
4 03
4 05
I 10
I 16
4 li
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
67 246 120 5 25 71 211 ... 5.10
71 203 ... 5 21 62 22S SO 5 30
74 222 120 5 25 65 244 120 5 30
r.i 1S6 SO B 25 68 241 ... 3 3)
17 201 10 5 2) 69 215 ... 5.10
SS 201 160 5 25 6S 225 ... 5 30
S3 222 ... 6 27'.i 66 240 40 6 30
12 250 ... 5 27'i II 212 ... 5.11
76 223 ... 6 274 IS 255 ... 5 30
U 2S0 ... f. 27'i "0 243 ... 6 30
69 2J7 SO 5 27,i 90 216 120 5 30
72 221 SO 5 27' 3 S2 22! ... 5
77 219 4 0 6 27 U 36 269 120 5 30
72 230 1 60 5 27',3 70 249 10 6 30
72 2.16 120 6 27". 79 221 ... 5 30
74 2.19 40 5 27'i 6S 241 SO 6 30
SO 22S 2S0 5 27'i 60 22.1 ... 5 30
94 211 ... 6 27 '4 71) 214 40 5 .'0
77 212 ... 5 30 64 851 Ml .1 3)
75 216 ... 5 30 66 241 120 5 30
40 219 SO 5 30 72 241 120 6 30
IV, 255 ... 6 10 6S 246 120 6 30
9) 220 ... 6 30 6S 210 ... 5.10
81 205 SO 5 30 6S 254 210 5 30
154 2.11 2S0 5 30 41 222 40 5 10
49 240 ... 5 30 2.1 212 ... 3 32',
62 212 SO 5 30 70 265 4 0 5 32'v
71 220 ... 5 30 79 270 ... 6 32'5
71 211 ... 6 3) 6S 219 ... 5 32',
6S 217 SO 6 .10 6S 241 40 5 32-
SI 199 ... .1 30 73 2IS ... 5 12',s
67 21S ... 5 10 64 211 80 5 32'3
61 266 10) 5 10 63 276 ... 5 32'i
76 251 ... 5 30 C6 232 ... .1 321,.
7u 256 160 f. ,10 t.S 216 ... 5 fU'i,
60 29 1 210 5 30 SI 219 ... 5 121,
61 261 40 5 .10 60 270 ... 6 Hi
8S 21(2 Iff) 5 3") SO 232 100 5 17
tJ) 246 160 5 30 63 276 SO 5 15
6S 231 40 6 It) 66 260 ... 5 35
62 252 160 6 30 67 247 ... 5 X1
40 225 40 6 30 69 3)1 ... 5 37ta
1,3 230 ICO 5 10 F4 30 SO 5 rife
82 22!) 120 5 30 56 2S3 ... 5 40
Vot Ilrrncli of Promise,
Swift, before he took orders, made love to
a young lady, and promised that ho "would
marry her when he became a clergyman."
When he was established in his first living
the fair one presented herFcif and reminded
him of his promise.
"Certainly. I shall be delighted," repliod
Swift. "Have you brought tho man?"
"What man?" said the lady.
"Why, our husband that Is to be."
"Hut," sobbed the poor girl, "I thought
you promised to marry mo youihclf?"
"No, my dear," raid Swift. "I never said
that. I meant that I would be pleased to
perform tho ceremony for you when I be
camo a clergyman."
True lilioiiub.
Philadelphia Press: "Do Banter's a fuiinv
fellow. He says even the smallest drink of
whisky always goes to his head."
"Well, that's the truth."
"What? An old toper like In-
"Certainly. lie couldn't drink It through
his feet."
liO VBIl NMIIVP MTI('I.
SIIBBP-There. was not mucn ch&ne In
the market for sheep today, but the trade
whs slow owing to the fact thnt sellers
were asking pretty firm prices. Huyern
wanted the stuff and the bulk of the sheep
changed hands in good season, the prices
being steadv with yesterday. Lambs weie
In good demand and sold at steatlx to a
little higher prices ...,,,.
Quotations: Choice yearllngc, !6.1.VT 2v;
fair to good yearlings. l6.ftHt6.15, good to
choice wethers. I6.0.1W6 10; fair to god
v.'others Jo.7Ml5.85: good to cholco fed ewes.
HSO'dfl 76. fair to good ewes. IS.DOlifS.jO.
good to choice native lambs. 16 90'ui
7 00; rood to choice western lambs , t6.ft)''C
7 00; fair to good western lambs. 6.60tih sr.;
fender wethers. 14.506.00; feeder yearlings.
I5.0ft85.61, good to cholco feeder lambs, a.2o
srfi.Oi). Keprereniaiive saie;
No.
25 ewes, culls
4 culls
29 cull lambs
Sl4 western ewes
31 western ewes
221 western wethers
401 wostern yearlings
52 western lambs
1,002 Colorado-Mexican lambs
1 clipped eo
1 buck
Ill western lambs
Av.
95
10
16
91
91
101
102
5?
7.1
1.10
no
65
Pr.
11 00
3 CO
4 00
5 00
6 XI
5 S3
6 ft)
6 60
7 16
6 60
6 00
6 33
ciiiCAoo i.ivn vroric maiikbt.
Unfile fienernlly Steady to Strong
llotra Avrrnce Simile Itlnlier.
CIIICAOO. April 5.-CATTLB-Recelpts,
9.5O0 head; best 011 sale today. 16 70; gener
ally steady to strong; natives, best on sale
todav. 15 70: good to prime, strong at SS.oofi
5.80: 'poor to medium, steadv at lt.2J'i(4.90;
selected feeders, llrni at 14 201 1 SI; mixed
stoekers. steady at H6OI1I0O, cows, active
and stronger at I100H4 50; heifers. 3.23fft 73;
t anners, slow nt 12 (0fc2.75; bulls firm nt
12 75ft 4.25; calves, higher at II 60fi6.50, Tex
ims, receipts, 1.100 head: best on sale to
day, 4 cars at 13 00. Texas fetl steers, eas
ler at ll.00tcj.00; Texas bulls, stronger at
11.21 Ifl.l.fO.
HOOS Receipts, today 25.000 head; to
morrow. 20.000 heatl, estimated; left over,
none; average shado higher; tops, 15.61,
mixed ami butt tier. .I.SIf'j C5. good to
choice heavy, 15 .W16 6V. rough heavy, tlx.
iffa. 15; light. I5.10?5.C0; bulk of sales, j.5(Ki'
5.60.
SHBBP AND LAMMS - Receipts. 12000
heatl; slow; good to choice wethers. 6i")fr
6.10; fair to choice mixed. 5O01t6uo, western
sheep. 5Sr,1i5 60; yearlings. U H0fi6 65, native
lambs. 13 6017 40; western lambs, 6ftVfi7lO
Kalians City Live SlocU,
KANSAS CITY. Aorll 5. -CATTLB- Re.
celpts. 5. SOO heatl natives and l.'' head Tex
mis; gootl active demand at si.adv prices,
heavy native steers, tl 75fi1 11 llglr w i- V
tl.45ft1.15; Blockers anil feeders. II 7.Vii3 25;
butchers' cows nnd heifers. 160fflft mn.
tiers. I27.1fl.l50- fetl westerns, l Wil I 60;
Texans. 1.65f( I 60
HOOS - Re el-its. 10fti head; market
opened llvelj and Ml 10c higher, gain pit
tlaliv jost nt close, he.-uy. ' Ofi.55. mixed,
5 1013 50. light. 3 2.Vm". 17',; pigs. II 7Mi;. w
SHBBP AND LAMPS - Rec. Int 1.100
head; excellent demand at ndam-e of Im
10c, spring lambs $8.t. Colorado fed l.uut.s
6 60ii7lC. muttons, I550f.I0 stoikers and1
feeders. .1.C'.f6 25, culls. 115011 .0 1
St. Louts Lite MiicL.
ST. LOUIS April 6 CATTI.F Re. r'pts
1.1ft) head. Including 4 bend Texans m.n
ket steady, native shipping nod iiicii
steers. 1 1 tf.fl .1 76 . dressed beef and tun, lier
steers. It ftV5 16. steers under l.Ooa lt p
K15.V stoekers and feeders. 140II70 .ows
and heifers, I2CH4W, cnners, tl fcOuiW,
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIBS -Department
of the Interior, otllce of In
dian Affairs, Washington, D. C, .March 20,
1900. Scaled proposals, Indorsed "Proposal
for beef, Hour, etc.." as the case may
be. and directed to the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, 2X1 Johnson street. Chi
cago, III, will be received until I o'cltn k
p. m. of Tuesday. April 17, lft.O, fot fur
nlshlns for the Indian Sen he beef. Hour,
bacon, beans, coffee, sugar, rice, tea and
other article of subsistence, also for Inots
and shneu, groceries, snap, baking powder,
crockery, agricultural Implements, taunts.
tills, glass. tlnwaie, wagons. h.umss.
learner, snoe minings, snuuierv. etc., hard
ware, school ami medical supplies, ami a
long lift of nils, ellaneous articles Scaled
proposals, indorsed "Proposals for blan
ket. s. woolen and cotton good, clothing,
etc.," as the case may be. ami till cried
to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Nos. 77 ami 79 Wooster street. New York
City, will be received until 1 o'clock p rn.
of Tueeday, May 15, lift), for furnishing for
thn Indian Service blankets, woolen and
cotton goods, clothing, notions, hats am.
taps. HitK must be made out 011 govern
ment blanks. Schedules giving nil neces
sary Information for bidders will be fur
nished on application to the Indian Of.
lice, Washington, D C ; Nos. 77 and 79
Wooiter "treet. New York City, or 211
.lohnson street. Chicago, III.; the Commis
saries of Subsistence, U. S. A , at Chey
enne. Leavenworth, Omaha St. liuls. St
Paul and Sail Francisco; the postmaster
at Sioux City. Yankton. Arkansas Ctv,
Caldwell. Topeka, Wichita and Tucson.
Hldp will be opened nt the hour and davi
above stated, and bldeirf. nre Invited to
be present at tho opening. Thn Depart
ment reserves tho right to determine lh
point of delivery nnd In rceci any and
all bids, or nny parr of any bid.
W. A. JONBS, Commissioner
M26 to A1C.M
OFF KM? CI I IB F QUA RTBR.M ASTI :R.
Omaha. Nebraska. April 3. ISftl Sealed
proposals In triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received at this ofllco
until 2 o'clock p. m central time, May 3,
I960, for constructing a frame Ordnanc
Storehouse at Fort Crook. Nebraska. Full
Information furnished upon application to
thld ofllco or the Ouartermaster. Fort
j ("rook, Nebraska, whero plans and Hperin
1 Dillons may be seen Proposals to li
I marked nnd addressed to Major F II
HATHA WAV. unlet quartermaster
A I (14t A.10 .Ml
CHIBF QUA RTBRMASTBR'S OFFK'B
OMAHA. Neb.. March 10, Iftio -Seated pro
posals will be rerelveil here and nt olllce
of tninrterinasteiH at stations named until
2 p. in., central time, April 10, 19o0, for for
nlshlng wood, coal nnd charcoal, during thn
llscal year ending June 30, 1901, at Omaha
Q. M depot. Forts ('rook. Robinson and
Nloiirtira. .Net) ; .letrerson llarracks, .Mo .
Forts Leavenworth and Riley, Kan , Logai
II Roots, Ark ; Reno antl SHI, O. T I'm
posals lor tlelRerv at other points will lis
I entertained. U. S reserves tight to n Ie. t
or accept any or all projiosals. or any part
I thereof Information furnished 011 nrpli. a
tlon here or to quartermasters at stall. ms
named. Bnvclopcs containing proposals tu
, bo marked, "i'roposnls lor - - ad
dressed to the undersigned or qiiarterina-
I tcrs at stations above mimed F 11 Hath
lltt , t inei iitiai 1. riiillHter M IJ ll.ktitVt.M
ntK i
H.R.PEMMEY&C0.
0OOrt4rlYLirC6L0a
ckaha row
BIWICH lO'BtViT
UMC0U1 rU6S
JAMES E BOYD & CO.,
1 clcpltnnu JOlU). Otitali i. Nj j
COMMISSION,
CHAIN, PROVISIONS mul S TOCKS
HOARD OF Tit A 1)1'.
Correspondence John A Warren A Co
uirtet wire to Chicago nd New York.