Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAYr APRIL 3 , 1892-SIXTEEN PAGEB , 11
THE CONDITION OF . TRADE
Business in a Wholesale Way Continues
Very Satisfactory.
PLENTY OF MONEY FOR INVESTMENT
The Local Vroiluco Markets do Not 1'rc-
ent Mnny ClinuRpi Strawberries In
( lood Dcitmml but tlio Supply
Very U ; lit nt Present.
The prospect of nn early spring Is having
a good effect upon the wholojnlo ttndo , espe
cially ns concerns such goods ns nro In pur-
tlculnr demand during the summer scnson
The month or April probnbly never opened
with the prospects better for nn nctlvo Job
bing trndo thnn nt the present time , nnd Job
bers without exception spcnk in enthusiastic
terms of the present condition of trndo , but
they nlso look fonvnrd with the grcntcst con-
lldcnco to what is coming later In the season.
Omaha Is ccrtnlnly very fortunate in her
Jobbing trade nnd the rnpld growth In this
branch of business during the past year Is a
subject for congratulation.
Tim UiilnxcKtcd tfitrplm.
It Is nld thnt there never W.M ns much un
invested cipltnl In Oinnnn ns at the present
time. Money Is plenty and where n yenr
ngo would-bo borrowers were socking It , now
cupltnl Is seekmir the borrowers. With
trade conditions remaining us at present
thcromust bo nn Incentive to invest n goodly
proportion of tuo Idle capital In now busi
ness cntc-prlscs which will help to stlmulnto
nil kinds of business. All that Is necessary
Is conlldenco In the fuluro of business nnd
that must come sooner or later with con
tinued prosperity. A nrospect of good crops
In the west the coining season would exert a
powerful influonca In this direction.
Ci.uutry Produce
durlne the past week has not presented any
especially interesting features , the marlirt
In u general uy bulntr nbout steadv. Eggs
hnvo not been in very lanro supply , still ,
under the inlluonco of other market * , they
hnve nol sold nt n vety high price. The
opening up of the packing sonson will tend
to create n moro extensive demand and will
make room for lnrior receipts , even if it
does not advance tbo price.
The butter maruct rotnnins nbout steady.
Strictly choice country butter sells nt good
prices nnd moves ijuito freely , but ns usunl a
Inrgo proportion of the receipts nro turned
over to the packers to bo reworked and
placed on the ninrkot ns solid pnckod.
Chickens nio about the only kind of poultry
arriving on the market , nnd values have
shown no change for some time.
In the way of game ducks hnvo been arriv
ing so freely ns to glut the market , nnd deal
ers hnvo been glnd to sell nt moit any price.
1'rcnh rrults.
The demand for strawberries is Tory good
in Omnha for this scnson of the year and
considerably In excess of the receipts. The
storm In the south last mouth injured the
crop to n very considerable extent as noted at
the tnno and to IhU fact is duo the light re
ceipts ut the present time. Dealers do
not look for very liberal arrivals this
month. Quito a good many orders nre re
ceived from the country , but It is impossible
to always ill ! them promptly.
The domnn'l for orancos and lemons Is
good nnd the supply liberal.
Trade in fruits Is as u whole satis factory ,
but is limited to n very narrow range Just ut
present.
LIVi : STOCK MAUltr.TS.
I'rlces on All Sorts Unrion , lint Lower , nnd
the Munition UiiHatlsf.ic.tnry.
I OMAHA , Aprils. The week'siccolpts foct up
ja..OO cattle , 18tOJ : hess and 'MM sheep aaalnst
15.7x2 cattle. 111,411 hojjs and 4.1 KS sheep the
week pre > Ions and f,2IO cattle. 'JG.81G hog- , and
O.C84 Hhccp the corresponding week last year.
ItccolplH fur the lirst three months of 1SJ-
foot nn 174.M.U cattle , 4.11 , 4'J boss , 4l' ' , li.r > sheep ,
nzalnst 147UVJuattle. 4JS'iUU ' hoxs , 4'J.1M sheep
the llrst three months of I8UI , an Increase of
20,014 cattle , and U.U.U sheep aim a decrease of
O.Gffi ) hojis.
The cattle market has boon dull nnd un
satisfactory to thu selling Interests all week.
Kocolpts were some 2,00 shortoflast week ,
but this fact seemed to cut but little ti-uro in
the market and a decline In beet cattle values
of from lOe to 15c has been re illzud. Kxport
nnd shipping luyers have wanted some cat
tle , but the demoralized condition of oustcrn
markets ! msciuscd : them to Ros'awati'l buy
lower. ( Jutslde butchers have also taken a
few of the pretty good heavy cattlu The
demand from local dressed beef houses has
liccn Indifferent to say the least , and thuir
buyers * have been rather bearish nil week.
The mnln cause of weakness lay In the de
pressed condition of eastern market centers.
Notullhstnndm ; ; the small number of cous
offered , the weakness In beef stoi'is has af-
fcc ted butcher stoox values , iincl prices the
last diiy or two have taken a downward turn
of 1'ic to 2 c on all giadcs. Cinod feeders havu
not declined agrcat deal , but common stuff Is
lr > u to " 5c lower than a wee aio and very slow
ealo at that. Dad weather IKIH Kept
backeountry buyers Without materially 10-
duclni : the supply on hand.
The IICM market Is % cry unsettled and verv
Bcnsltlxu to uny chunces In receipts. A fa l-
In olT In the supply this week compared with
lust of 5.UUO hups ban siren thuned values
Eomowhat without Lny material tniprovcment
III the shipping demand. 1'rlcus are about lUc
hluhor than a week a o.
Iho supply of cattle was fair but some 1,5:0
short of last baturtay. Thu tr.ido was a
repetition of Friday's markutso f.iras the
( . cni'iiil tone was concerned and prlcus , while
uneven and dee dcdly lower In tendency , did
not look a great deal If any lower on p'iper.
There was a great diversity of opinion amonjr
dealers as to the condition of the market , but
nil iigrccd that it was slow and very moan ,
j'rlces were generally lOu to ISo lower than
Wednesday nnd Wednesday's prices were not
very hl'-h either , bhlppors and exporters
took iiulto a few of tha teed heavy cattle , but
drcsto'l Leef men did not net us If they wanted
very many cattle. I7ood 1,2)0 101,45) ) Hi. cattle
solil from fcl.f > to JI.05. t ilr to good U 0 to 1.203
lu. steers from ti..U : : to t-UX ) . and common Unlit
Etccrs from fl.W to $ i.'J. Several loads of
cattle were still unsold at Iho close.
Iliitclier stuir was also dull and lower , al
though thu supply wr.s nnythluK but liberal.
I'rlcis rniiKca fiiim weak to So to lOo loner on
all prudes' , hales were from 11.50 to $ .L . > for
poor to choice ( OWK and heifers , with the bulk
of the Hales at from S.M'i to fJ.bO. Hulls , o\un
and stags were generally lower at from * -.U
tot.L2A. rho supply of calves was very lliht
and the mnrketiiuotably steady on the basis
of from J-.UO to ISM for poor to choice mock.
There was very little life to the trade In
stockers nnd fecdcrn , nr.d on all but the best
grades prices shaded lower , snnio warmed up
itntr sold n round tJ.-i and * J..5. : but tLO ) to
t.125 bought the bulk nf the fair to good stock ,
Keprcsontativo sales :
STKEIIS.
linosKecelpts were the hlghoit of the
reck , a decretive this week compared wltu
lost of 5.000 IIOKH , and compared with a yuur
igoofKOOU , Thoiiuallty wus tlio best of the
itcok , otforlngs Includin a Rood proportion
Df good butcher woighu. Thoa\crago weight
pf hogs for the montu of March wa "li Ibs , ,
10 Ibn , lighter than February but ! Ibs. huav-
ler than for March a year ugo.
wu very limited , but
there was n peed local ilomnnd. nnd ni Ohl-
caeo wa * rcporto.t hU'hcr and the supply hero
wn only meager the market wni notlvo from
sUrt to Untsh. nn.l prices were Btt
lee hljher thnn I'rlday. Good light
nnd butcher wclzht 110211 went to
the frc li meat nnd shlpplnu trndo no tly at
t4.CC. with some chotco sorted to ids nt tl.C. ! ( ,
nnhado to5c higher than Prldny. Common ,
heavy nnd mlxoil puckoM iold largely at tl..V >
and ono cholco load nt tl.S7 ! ( and some common -
mon stulTus low n (4.SO. all nt fromf > c to tuo
IilRher thin I'rhlay. r.vcrythlng sold In peed
season , the bulk nt from M..V to tl.nl ngnlnst
nt from M 15 to * l Vi I'rldny. the gcncr.il aver-
neonf prices pnld bomz II..VIM against (4.49U
Friday nnd SI.49 last Saturday. Hcprcscnta-
tlvo sales :
Nix Av. Sh , fr. No. Av , Sh. I'r.
13 278 40 4 M T.1 . W 1M 4M
C'l. . . .l n 8) 4M M. . SM IfcO < f > 5
ft . . .27 * 4 6J 05. . . 54 } 43 4 M
tfi . . : m no 4 r.o r > o . : c.4 120 4fl7'i
M . . .21) 12) 4 fVi III . Z8 ! 8) 40)
HO. . . .1S1 200 4M ff ) . . .213 40 400
73 .TO 120 4 . " . 72 . . . 2IS 40 4 ( JO
m . SW 23) 4 fw Kl . . . . M 40J
OJ . .2:8 40 45-1 60 20,1 40 40)
fifl , . . .KII KO 4 M CO 210 40 4 fid
71 . . . .C08 40 4 .V. 02 210 40 4 CO
frl . . .2.V ) 13) 4 XI f > 9 tr.S 160 4 CO
. ' 7 241 TO 4 W 81. . . . ' . ' 0i : 40 4 C2' {
M 217 40 455 10. . . .207 - - 4 < KJ !
74 . . . .2.M 80 4 63 05 110 40 4 C2H
rtns AND notion.
S . . 100 U 73 4 225 4 03
pllKEi1 HccelpU wcro three double deck" ,
but only ono of them was olTorod on the mnr-
Kot , tlio other two wcro lambs consigned
tliroiuh to Chicago. The western ewes were
prnltygool. averaging 07 Ibs. . nnd bniught
JV-.Y The market Is iiuotnbiy tlrm. having
Hlioiin no material cbango all week. I-air to
goo I natives , from $ l.r i toW.M ! fair to rood
\\estorni , f mm II.0 to IV75 ! common and slock
sheep , from J-.W to $1.00 ! goo 1 to choice. 40 tn
tJ ) Ibs , from Jl.U to t'J.50 , ItoprcscntutUe
K ties :
No. Av. t'r.
fiOcttcs. westerns 117 J" > 23
141 owes , nuitorna 0 } 023
Iti'cclpts mid l > Npiltlon of Slock.
Itccolpti at the Union Stock yiriU. South
Omaha , Neb . for Iho twenty-four hours end
ing at & o'clock p. m. , April' ' , IbU-
ItECEII'TS.
HOIlfl.SA M I.S.
t'nrs Head Cnra Head Cam I llcr.il
S.W.I 1,81.3
DtSt'OStTIO.V.
Chicago l.lvo Stock.
CitiCAno. 111. . April J. LSpeclal Telegram to
TUB IlKK.l-Only about 500 cuttle arrived
today. nmklni.f > ! ilu for the week , as against
54.7U3 for the previous week nn I 40,503 for the
corresponding week last year. There was no
perceptible chance. In values. Thn feeling
boiti stead vnt from $1.25 to $ I. % 0 for uoor to
oMra cows. 41.50 to * 175 for bulls , Ji2' > to J.L75
for stockers nnd feeders. $ .1.10 to } . " > OD for
shipping steers and J.MW to $4.UO for Tcxans.
' 1 hu hog m'liket wa.i from fie to IPc higher
todnv , poor U > prime light wclehts soiling at
from $1.50 to tl.W , and poor to choice heavy
and medium : it from $4.03 to t. > .WJ. There W.IB
n Kood Nhlppln ? demand , and the creator part
of the ollcrhus went forward. The iccelpts
were estimated atT.WK ) . making IIP.UOU fortno
week us ng.ilnst 122.741 for last week , and 123-
SW for the correspondliiR week last year.
Bales of shcup were at strouu prices. There
was a coo.l demand at 14 50 to Jfl.70 for Inferior
to e\tra shoe ] ) , and at 8" > .50 to $7.00 for Inmb" .
Keceipts were : Oattle , 300 ; hoxs , U.OJO ; sheep ,
1,10) ) .
The Evening Journal reports : OATTLK , re-
celpts500 ; shipments , l.IIJO ; Market steady to
weak : peed to pi tine steers. S.175 ® 1.75 : otners ,
W.noiWfli : Tc\ans. U40SUO ! cows. $ l.50ffl30J
llH ( Ueceiiits. H.DOJ ; shipments , 4.SCO :
marltPt opened "o higher , closed Ido lowec :
rousli JtU (31.25 ( : ml\ed pickers , J4.40
(24.70 ( ; pitmu heavv and butchers'
wols'its , * I.SOffi.'i.OJ ; liRht , Jl.70l.8 > .
SiibKi1 Heeclpts. 12.10J ; shipments. 701 ;
maiket stcailj ; wethers. JV7.ViiO.Vl ; mixed.
n.V.o.75 ; Westerns , $3.70G.2j ; lambs , J3.603
DoWltt's SarsapAfllla cleanses the bloaJ ,
Incrcaicilho nfipetlto and tones up tha sys
tem. H has bonotittod many people who
hnvo suffered from blood diaorJorj. It will
helpyou. _
TALKED OF THE 3 SET INDUSTRY
Sugar King Clans Sprecklcs Spends n Few
HoiirH In Omaha.
Mr. Glaus Sprecklcs , the millionaire beet
sugar manufacturer of California , spent sev
eral houra In Omaha yesterday. Ho and his
family arrived from the cast nt nn early hour
on their special palace car , "Wildwood , "
which stood on the side truck at the union
depot until 2:10 : , when the Journey toward
the Golden Gate was continued.
The party consisted of Mr. Glaus KprecUles
nnd his wife , their son , A. 13. Sprccklcf , nud
Miss Sprcckles. Mr. Spreckles , the senior ,
is a stout , level-headed Uerman.past the half-
hundred mile post , but to all appearances as
vigorous ns the average man of10. . TUB BEU
reporter was cordially received by the vet
eran sugar king , who lay upon a divan in bis
magnificent palace car reading the morninc
paper.
"I Inland to establish a second beet sugar
plant near San Francisco , " said Mr. Spreclc-
Ics , "and have a good deal of the machinery
there now. My llrst riant has n capacity of
0,000 tons of beets a day and cost mo S50J.OOO.
I ( five premiums for tuo b > st boots In order
to encourage tbo farmers to raise us good a
crop as possible. For the best beets I pay as
hiirti ns$7 n ton. "
\Vlth reference to the difficulty of getting
farmers intcioucd in sugar bcot cul
ture Mr. Sprecklcs said : "Voi , I
hnvo had considerable difllculty in
getting farmers to engage in beet culture ,
but I think that with the Introduction of
improved machinery farmers will bo lucllued
to ionu with more favor upon boct farm Inc.
I have n machine for plowing out the beets
and I shall have another machine by next
fall that will cut off the tops and tnlls rapidly
nnd I think satisfactorily. If farmers would
fully consider the great bcncilt thnt beet
raising is to the soil they would see tha' .
beet farming is destined to become the
salvation or the agricultural districts
of this great west. By a system
of rotation the soil will produce
moro grain in ten years by planting It three
years during that time to UCCUR than to
plant It the whole ten years to irniln. Tbo
farmer Is Just throe bcot crops ahead and
has better groin by sucU a process. "
"It thojprcseut bounty on beat sugar paid
by the government sutlsfootory to you * "
"Yes , I nm very wnll satisfied with the
arrangement. One thing Is certain , wo must
have either a bounty or n tariff , I think it
would bo n wise policy to glvo the sugar
beet farmer some encouragement , also , by
way of a bounty until tha busi
ness of boct farming in thoroughly
establlihed in this country. "
Mr. Sprocklos thought that , boct culture in
Nebraska should bo a success because ho bo-
lloved thnt labor could be had hero ut a lower
rate than ID California. Ho was surprised
to Una the percentage of sugar or saccharine
timtter In Nebraska grown beets so high.
Dlsonso nnvor successfully attacks a syi
torn with purn blood DoWltt's Sarsaparllla
omUOi pure , now aloodjmd onricboa the old.
TIIK UK.VI.TY MAKICKr.
TNBTRUMENT3 placed on reoori April 2
i. ID'S- !
WAIIIIANTir UBKD4
I , II Mnrah to II t' Marsh , lot 7 , block 4 ,
niiihor $ 300
J \V Hampton el nl to I ) M Ileverly , lot
0 , block U. .1. ) Uudlck's sub. lots U , 7 and
M , block 1 , Hammond place 0,000
Nathuu Hiolton and wife to I'hlllp A tul
les lot. * > , block .1. Wlmlsor tcrr.ico 500
A U Thompson to U A Henderson , lot 15 ,
block 4. .Mayuo'd add. . . 759
I.(1 fchWHloiiH'i , ; to 0 W Llllle. lot Mi ,
block 2 , 1'oppluton park 2,700
J \V Kcitd to U h Uoodnch , lot 1 ? , block
1 , Iloppes llnnanza sub , 700
II J Fcannell to Klchnel Glarkton , w b3
feetIot7 , block IU , Omaha 20,140
I ) U IMuatdit and husband to William
Oolfi\ ! , lot .Vuioc'l ; 2 , W li Solby's first
mid to ftiuth Omaha , 400
JV Itlckford to I , H Heed , o'J ' lot 2 , block
O2" > 4. Oinaliu 'except part lying s of sec
tion line ) , 1.C50
MtnrliOan and Trust company toV \ H
( Jutes , lot 1 , blocK t ) , Ulorerdalo 009
QUIT CTUH DUKT3.
Oil Kurd toW W I'ool , lots 7. 8 nnd 0 ,
block 4. Tnlrtuenth street udcl : j
Q M Ui'ed and wife to U 0 rotors , lots 4.
2.'to''I , block 4 , Junction Vluwterruoo 60)
Michael Ulurkson nnd wife to It / llur *
rluk , w S3 feet lot 7 , block ft1 , Omnlitt . . 1
KJ Murphy ut nl to Uoso Murphy w ii
Iot2. block21 , Omaha 1
M J O'ltllor to A II Murdock , lot 7 to IV ,
b'ovkilhymUeaU ) 11111 1
John O'Klluy to sjme , sumo 1
W O Taylor und wife to O M tJdinoUlor ,
uud U lot 1 and 2 , Cherry Garden 1
III.EUS.
II V Cochraii ( spol mstr ) to K A Ilcnson ,
lot Ifl , blojk lo , UrlgES place 3.377
*
Total amount ot transfer * . . „ I I7.U3
Little Spirit Was Shown by Board of Trade
Operators.
THERE WAS NO STRENGTH IN WHEAT
lmrMl.t } ' * Coiillilrnco In Tint Cereal Sud
denly ivtiinitMl : | Knrly tlls
Cables \Vfta ftrsponsllilo for
the situation.
CHICAGO , 111. . April 2.-H the Hoard of
Trailo tncn.vc.ro nlwavs as fnlnt-hcartod as
they seemed today , few of them would oxer
git married. Tonight , computed wltli lust
evening , wheat IsolT I'ic. corn Jic mill uork
l.'ic. Tlio strcnBtli which char.tcterlrcd the
whcnt market ycstcrdav nearly evaporated
during tlio night an I hardly u llavorof It wai
left. The sharp ndrnneo made yesterday was
nut easily explained by anything tlmt had
dovalnped In the situation nnd the tr.ido
seemed to feel that It was a irood place to sell
on. So w hen the cables tills morning showed
that there was no response abro.id to the ad
vance here , but on the contrary , the
fcollng was wcukor , vlintover bulls there
wcro lost confidence. The f.illuro. of the
expected cold wa\o to materialize was also n
disappointment , an 1 all such advices wore
tiulto buarlsh , showing n good outlook for tlio
crop. Br.idstrcot's roporl of the week ban n
weakening effect , ns It showed only 2.5J7OwO
bu. of wheat and Hour cleared from both
coasts during the week , 2. " 14.031 bu. for the
wcuk previous and 2,104.100 bu. for tlio corio-
spondlug week last yo'ir. The reMilt of this
aggregation of bearish factors was to glvo tlio
market a wo.ik start and llnally send the
mnrlietoir over lu from yesterday's close.
The vcnkncsi started Ires selling by
those wnohad bought on the upturn ycstoi-
day and also dovulopcd a 5001 ue.il of short
( oiling. There was nol much demand , as thu
gioatbulkof the shorts have boon drl\en In
slnco yesterday and onylni was larRolv con
fined to these who Irid Mild nn the bulco tlio
day bufoto and colored on today's liru.ik.
Uutsldo markets weio slow mid weak , with
consldor.ililo dcullnes rcuorted. I'.irilrl ! go
was a good seller early. Though Uutlorboiuht
lio.ivlly , ln > covered laigolv Inuluil 113 most of
that sutd on the bulge yesterday. May opened
at Tli.Uc. fell gradually to ' 8Ue. reacted to THO
and at 13 o'elook was Ts e. There
mis some elo-o llgur'in the lait hour ,
lloforo I o'clock thu market had a rally to
"ll'.u for May. This was on the better closing
cable gUlii ; llerlln 1 mark up and I'arls 10 to
BO nrirks up on wheat. Ta k of a docrea-o of
2W.UOO to.1jO.WOIn the visible supulv for Mon
day ese ! helped the late bulgo. Theie was : i
s-iio of 5'(100 ' ( bn. of No. 2 red wheat at be over
May and rumors of a round lot of 2JO.OJO to
M0.030 bu. of No. 2 sprlnz. Holders wuro cau
tious and closed out before the close , putting
Mav to the low point of the day at from " ! S\c
toTS'Jc. ' Attention Is being directed to the
very s'nall rceolpts now lomlng to
hand at the winter whcnt markets ,
Had roads , dissatisfaction with the
prlco nnd the usual farmers' polU'.v of making
sure of another crop before selling nil their
previous yeai's stock have Been advanced as
reasons which suniclently account for the
small deliveries. Until Is argued there maybe
bo another and a moro Important reason
which lies behind these more obvious In
fluences : the firmors may not linto tlm
who it. The combined receipts at Toledo , bt.
Louis nnd Detroit yesterday worn un-orl'li.-
00) ) bu , compared with GVOlbu. thu cor
responding day of last year , and the total ag
gregate receipts amounted to2 2,11 ? bu. , com-
paied with a.iICS7bu. for tlio similar period a
ye.ir aco.
A letter received hero today said to bo from
high nuthoilty. remarks that the wheat In
farmers' hands in the state of Illinois Is not to
exceed 12VJ per cent of their last yo.ir's crop.
The slocks at Dulnth are oxpecto 1 to show an
Increase for the week of U'.O.OO ' ) bu. The vUl-
blo supply , according to current estimate' ,
should show a decrease of about - ' " I'.OJU ' bu.
I'tndrldge was a larze buyer of wheat today.
co\crnliu his s-ilcs on yesterday's bulge.
In corn tlio leculpts ucru lesi than oxpoctcd
and ill ! not inclmloa single car of ctmtr.ict ,
but the woikncsa In whe.it had a depressing
olTcct , and It was a'so rumored th.it the elliiuo
was soiling a peed deal through Suhwartz-
Uupce. Italdwlu-Karnum and other houses ,
and theio wns a drop of nearly Ic. May
opened 'so lower at4'8c , and went oft stead
ily to : tfl'4C , reacted some , and at 12 o'clock was
: ! 9si' . It reached IfJ'ic dur n thu co ! tns
hour , but Inter was quiet with sellers ati"ic. : !
A llzht scalping trade was carried on in
ontii. The weatncr nnd the condition of the
other markets were the only Inllucncos of
consequent o.
There was disappointment In iho provision
trade because the stocks did not show as much
decrease as many hud been looklne for. Tills
and thu depress nn In s'ralnero the reasons
ass cnod for the heaviness. The best prices of
the day were made at tlio start , and % ery lit
tle recovery from the lowest prices prevailed
at the c'ose.
The lo.iillnj futures ranzetl ns follows :
Ol'EV Illllll. I.OH Tl OSL.
WI1KAT NO. 2
April J 7SX t 77X
Muy 7'JSi
July
Con.N No. 2
April 33K
Mn > .T'U '
June B8 3d 37 ! 6
OATH No. 2
Mny
June
Jtn > 10 X iot ; 10 ) 10 55
July JO 53 1060 10 J5 IU JL (
I.AIIII
.May C M ( i : > B " 3
.lull- C tt li SJ GM
SHOUT lliiis
May S70 6 70
Julr 685 A K > 5 8 , , HO
n ijuotatlons ere as follows :
ri.oou Quiet ; winter patenls. fl.3 ? ® ! 40 ;
winter strnUht" . $ .UK3l.ni : spring patents.
* l l > ai.Wl surlnz bake is. * , ) 00 ® ISO.
WIIUAT No 2 spring wheat , 77s4'c ; No. 3
- nrln7.11470c : No. 2 rod. 8iJc. !
Si No. 2 , yhJic ; No. 3 , yellow ,
No.o wbltci so
KIU-NO. ' , , . , , c
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.llA."f''RV7'N'5c No-
. . , ' - - - - : -
ft 4 fj 2- bfmae. .
1''A-bSKi > -Nii. l,07 > c.
- . . . ; hud. W.17iffifl.-3 ! : rlba ,
& \W ; shoulders , JI.5J33UO ; silort clear
. . .
WHISKY- . 1:1. :
SuiiAits Unulmnccd ; cut loaf , JSIJ-l cj prnn-
ulatcd , I'jc ; stiincliir.l "A4 ? f.
Keceipts mid shipments toduy wcro us ful-
lows :
York Marlcets.
NKW YOIIK , April 2. Kt.ouu Kecoluts , 18-
474 ukps. ! exports. 2.8 .1 bbls. and 8,375 sacku ;
mnrkt't ( lull : sale * . 17,800 bbls.
UOIIN MKAL lJuiut ; yellow western , 13.73 ®
3.UO.
WHEAT Itccelpts. r. ,100 bu , ; exports , 72.0 fl
bu. ; hales V.KXoou ! ) bu. f iituroa and & 8OJO bu.
spot. Hpot nuirlvOt dull and lower ; No. 2
rod. 0 c In atoro and olovntor. Wl'nctfiV.OJIi
afloat , U8Ue@tl.OOi6 f. o. b. ; No. a red , Wilio ; un
graded icd , Ulciu.ll.il ; No. I noithurn , I UK ®
l)7'io ) ; No. 2 northern , Oiyaoj'ie. Options do-
ellncd ourly JiSi'io on weaker cables and
heavy -western lirtrhots , advanced 'jaUo un
foreign huylns , deellnca VS'je on on warmer
rains west , advanced ! i&Mu on cablu buying
orders , elosins steady at U&'io huluw yeiitor-
day o 2 red. April , UtU&lUXr , closing ut
! lj'4e ! M.iy , OOJiauifjc , closlni ? at OOyo ; Juno ,
bs l.lIOBMe.oilin ) ! at 8Ue ; July , fc atcilie.
cldslii'i atSO'ie ' ; Aunist , BS'iffiulJi'cloilni ' ! : at
SS c ; Septombnr. 85ebS.'ic. cloting at Ss'so ;
Decomlior , ( UWH'j ) io ,
H\K Uullt easier ; western , 6f < aOIe ! ,
llAiu.EV Dull ; No. 2 MllwauKep. twTtWto.
llAltl.KV MAI.T Kasyt UanaUa,05oIi I.OrJ.
COHN-Hecelpts , 1NJ.OOO liu.t oxports. U32.0M
bu. ; sales. If05.0jo bu. futures ) su.noi bu , spot.
Hpot quiet. ( Inn ! No , a. 4Ni4Uo In elevator ; M
{ JDAUitP ullo.it ; unzrudcd led , 4&O"i015c ; No , 3 ,
49u ; H-.oamer. mixed 4h"a4jyo. ( | Uptlonsorrerod
freely at 'iii'ic , docllnou on louur cables and
folionlni ; whuat. April , t't\u : May JlliJilUo.
cloauiK at 45'ic ; June. 4Ii4ill ! ; c. eloaliuat
44Uc ; July , 44iiil3i ! ( > . oloslng at 4lJc ! ; Aueust.
44 4 i45ic.rlOslnKat4t ! c.
OATS Uocolpts. 41,075 bu.i experts ,
3CO.OJO bu. ; nales , bu.000 bu , futures
mill 5G.003 tii. Hpot. Spot , dull aii'J e sier ;
April 3llJo ; May.aiUu , uloslnx at ai' c ; Juno ,
3lc ; NIL " white. Ajirll 31' c : pot Na i white ,
37CHTUc : mined wnstern , JJ&Mv ; whlto west
ern , : v.J.lU4c. !
IlAV Steady ; shipping , t7,007.r > 0 ; good to
choice. tP.OUM.5i > .
HOPS Dull and firm ; 1'iiclllo coast , -1(2. ( 'Oho ,
SHQAit Dull ; Bteady for raw ; fair rettnlnr ,
' 'Sic ; centrifugals , 10 test. 3ic ! ; rulined , ijulot
and giuady ,
Mo i. AS Ki PorelKii , dull ; 50 test , lllie ; New
Orleans , dull and Him ; common to fancy , 23
KICK rinn ; fair domestic , f.Ur to extra , 4J }
tttilio ; Juii.in. A'I U
CoTTUNaEr.ii OIL lii"ctho : crude , 25c ; yellow -
low , 2n'ta ' ,
TAM.IIW Qulott cily (12 ( for pjckasoi )
4 IMU34VC.
ItusiN Quiet , steady ; strainud common to
BOOU , ll.3tol.4i.
: Quiet ; steady ; 3o.
l , itcuily ; cruUo la bbU ,
/ta
Porker' * . 1U1 ; Parkcr'iaubulk , ti.00 ; united
C'osod 37Vo for May * > S
iorn : ttcadyi wcsfonj 13yc < receipts ,
0itOpkss. )
IlitiKj Dull ; slc.-ulyi twot saltcil Now
Orleans. 43 to 73 ID * , r UcToxM ; select , 50 to
0) Ibs , CQ. c.
I'otiK Modcrnto ( lemntul. steady ! old most ,
{ .1.5 fi.10.OJ ; now mess , Jlt.O.ttll.Mloxtra prime ,
CUT MRXTS PulUpleklod hollies. C'io ' ; plok-
led shoulders. 6Hc : Rlculod hams , m0j > Sc ;
middles , stuadyj short monr , ! i. 13.
LAIIII Lower and Slall ! wc lcrn Mcntn
closed ntfilVi ; sales. 2fci Berces at M.57'4. ; city
steiim. f" > .ti.viii.ro. Opttninnle . 2OtO tierces :
May , M A371Q 51 July. JitaQLTU , closing nt
fG.r/.ftfl.fiSj August , { a 75 ; rcllnoJ quiet ; conti
nent. Jl ,1jn . "i2' < ,
ItUTTEit Knsvi woMerrt dairy , UOMct
western creamery" , 2.iWc ( ! western factory ,
IMIKKSK Qitloti'pirt skims , 00c.
1'lfl Iitos Quiet : American. $ ll.2J < flH.G'V.
Copt'Kit Inactive ; lal.o , $11,73 bid , J11.03
asked
LUAD Quietdomestic. ! $120611.23.
St. l.ouls .Market * .
ST. Louis. Mo. , April 9-n.oun Dull nnd
wo tik.
\ViiKAT-lt broke from the start this morn
ing , hut tiioio than recovorcd later , and quite
linn till near tliu close , when another break
camennd tlio finish was 'j'JJije below yestcr-
il'iy. No. 2 rod , cush , 8l-.ic ; May closed at
Ki'ic ; .lulv. 77V.
CoilN Was wcnk all throu h nnd closed Me
bo'ow VPSterday. No. 2 cash , : i4icj May 3 % o ;
July , Me.
O\Ts-Dull nnd lower ; Na 2 cash , 285c ! ;
Mny,2Up.
ItVK-Nu silos.
IlAiii.r.y Qulett Minnesota 47'c.
ItliAN Quiet iitCOQICIc.
IIAV Dull nud unchanged ; prairie , S160 ®
'l.nAti rinn ami lilglier'soft ; Missouri , H.02'j '
nnd ehiiiiildil , tl.OV
l'i. \ SKEII Stcady nt fKVSc.
' '
Wlti'snV btcadyntJl \
ItAIUIINO Unchanged ; fl'iQ.Sr- ,
Iit'lN COTTON llt.s I'nchiingod ; } l.Softl.1.
I'IMIVIMONS Very dull and only n small
jobbing trade was done.
IthCr.tl-m-nour. 0,00) Ibs. ; wheat , 10.000 bu. !
corn. 101,000 bu. ; o its , 20,00) bu. ; rye , 10'KK )
bu. ! barley , l.noi bu.
MiU'URNT : * riutir. 2.0W Ibs. ; wheat. 6.0)1 )
bu.corii. Ml.OOlbu. ; oats , DOJ ) bu. ; rye , 2,000
bu.i barley , none.
Kntmis City
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , April a. 1'i.oun Dull
end dccilntn ; : intents , Jl.soft'J.IO.
WHBAT In bolter demand and somewhat
steadier : No. 2 hard , cash , 7liNo , 2 red ,
nominal , fclSUCc.
Cou.v Heavy ; stronz on llcht receipts ; No.
2 mixed , 3J'c : No. 2 while , llVii-ttijc.
OATS steady ; .No. ' - ' mixed , 27'ic ; No. 2 white ,
2S'iC. !
UVE Stonily : No. ? , Wio.
l'iv.\ SKKII-OII buslsofpuro.
IIliAN-atcady : saeued , die.
II * Strong ; timothy , } J. 10 ; prairie , IIM ®
10.1)0. )
IttiTTKlt Weak : creamery , ICS-'IOc.
I'nos Weak at lie.
UIIKESK YOUIIK America , lOe : Kansas. TClOc ,
HECEIITBhe.it , 10 , oo bu.r corn , 4.0JJ bn , :
oats. 2..VX ) bu.
Siiii'MKNT * Wneat , 10,030 bu. ; 'corn , fv")00
bu , ; oats , 3,000 bu.
Kansas City I.lti * Stnek .MnrUor.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. April 2. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2JO ; shipments , 1.200. Market tvoak
and too lower. Dressed bcof and shlppliu
steers fold at } I33403 ; cows and hulrers ,
11.33 ® : ) C3 ; stockers and feeders. l..lija'.M
lions Itecelpts. 5.100 ; nhlpments , l.OW ; market -
ket steady aim about 5o hltther ; e.\trcmo
rane. ? J SO ® ! M : bulk. JI.42" , ' ttl.SO.
SHEEP Keceipts. 2fiOO ; shipments , IHO : mar
ket quiet und steady : muttons , $3.uu3.lO ,
Coltco
(
NEW VOIIK. Aprllj 2. Options oooncd
steady , 5 points dowji ; too : ! 1 stead v. li
to ' . ' 0 points up ; s.iles , K1.70J biK . Including :
April. $ rj.1hQrJili ) ; May. $12. V- ! ' . ' . ) ; Juno ,
{ 12.40ffll2.45 ! Julv. W'inau.20 ; Septomber.
f IS 03GBI2.20 ; October. ! i2J ! ; Doccmbcr. Jll.'iOS
l.MC. Spot Hlo duil , lower ; No , 7 , offered at
1.4.00. l '
I'nrclRn Oil
ANTWERP , Aprils. I'ctpolouin , llf. ,
Tr.ulers' Talk.
CIIICAOO , 111. , April ij-Counsolmnn k Day
to Cockrull llroj. : Wheat opened 'ic lower
under reselling on dtjnppblntitii ; cables , llnc-
tunted between 70lic to WJo ami \o to W/e.
It rallied on reported breaU on lighter clear
ances and local bearish pressure and c oscd
I'Soto 1 > 40 lower thnn ycstuiday. Tbo fooling
among tlio loading fuoil speculators Is still
very bo.U'lbli but outside nuws Is moro cn-
cour.iglng nnj wO'fthlulc that here
after there will lie two sides to
tbo market nnd . .that purchases on
breaks will bo the safest plan of operation.
Corn ruled weak under-unloading of futuios
by shipping houses. Cables were higher but
the demand was principally fiom speculative
shorts nnd small In the ngirogate. Oats
weaker , shlppcis and rccol\ora belling and
the tone ho ivy on a prospective Increase In
the rocolpts next week. Vrovls'ons opened
slendv on higher receipts for hoz- < . There
wcro tow sello/s nt the opening of the market.
Later advices from the stock yarJs quoted
hogs closing dull and thu advance lost. The
market woaKcno.l ivlth gr.iln on p ickers soll-
IIIL' ihe July pie lui t. A fair buslnes was done
at medium recclptx , and the tuarUot
became heavy nnl closed at a net decline of
from 13u to 17'ic for pork and 6c o.ic'i for lard
and nhs. I'ackeis buying May product on
breaks and selling July l.nd on hard spots for
carrying charges niukcH the miirUet nai row.
New Yostic , April 2. Counsolman ft Day to
Cockrell Dios. : Wall stioet has coino to the
conclusion , for the tirst time , today that thu
Now Jersey governor really Intended ,
llnally to veto the Hcadlnucomblno bill
Til.a causes liquidation to become the rule
lather than the exception with room traders ,
heiico mostly nil stnoUs arc suffering an Im
portant concession In price duo to the sellers
being largo'y In the majority o\er the buyers ,
which being reduced to a commercial nasls
iniiKes the supply greater than the demand ,
This liquidation uy overburdened tlmla liolil-
cismust end before the market will light
Itself fur a pormanontswlteh upward ,
STOCKS AM > 1IONUS.
I.lquliliitlnn Was tlio Order In Stturil iy'H
lluslncjs Kxteut of Operations.
NEW YOIIK , April 2. Thu stock market was
unusually actlio today for a KaturJ ly , but
nuaily one-half of thu business done was In
Heading , nnd If the Irad.iu In New England
bo subtraclc.l from the total there remains
but the quiet business In the rest of the list.
Liquidation was In order this mornIng -
Ing , and this gave encouragement to
the bears to sell the actho stocks
vigorously in order to uncover post llilu stop
oidcr.s on tha decline. TnU was In some
measure successful and the losses established
In the leading shares extended to about 3 per
cout before any material reaction was seen ,
and that arrived just before the closo. The
ouenlnic of the market was inadu generally at
small fractional losses from last night's
prices but Now York Central was olT 1 pur
cent and tlio pressure to soil became Im
mediately bo heavy thi.t extreme activity
imirko.l tlio dealing , while prices all along the
line foil away rapidly. Uoadlng
an 1 Now Kngl.ind , lioweicr. wcro
still the leading weak points as well
us the loading active stocks. Sugar was the
only ono showing any comparison to them In
oltlier resnout , but thowhofo list shared In the
downward movement though us usual. The
lluetuntlo'is in most of thu list wcro confined
tofractlonal amounts. Loulsvlllo&Nashvlllo
was also conspicuous for Its stubborn strengthen
on a light business , and after a sil--lit loss re
acted and c'o oil higher. ItO'idlng , * lifter
opening wuhnuged nt M'c , retired to531ic.
but in the late rally , winch was stimulated by
the fnrorntilo nature of the bunk statement.
It recovered all Us lale.'losa ' and dually closed
only n small fraetlou'lowcr.
The following are tbo closing quotations for
the loading stocks on the Now York Stock exchange -
change today :
' 1 ho total sales of stouks today woio li.\ . ' ,
shares. Including : AtchUon , U.5V > ; Chlcio ;
Uus , 2.0JO ; Doluvvaro , Iuckawaiina .t Western ,
HUIU ; Dulawaro & Hiidhon. 2.HX ) ; Eric , 7 , < i 0 ;
l.ako Shore. I'&IO ; I.oulsvlllo A. Nashville , 1,5) ;
Missouri I'HCllic , 4.-.1IJ : Now Jr ey Contr.il.
Northuru 1'uclflc prufurroO , 3OJo ; now
Knglnnrt. 27POst Hoaillng , r7.W i Ulcltnionil fc
West 1'olnt , 9,377s St. Taul. 0,7i5i ; I'nlon I'nclflc ,
I'lnnnclal ltf\lr\v- .
Nnw VottK. April S.-The t'ost < siys : A larco
part ofto.liiy's trading wns mndo npofunr-
clinsrs to cover shortii. The oticrat on , how
ever , wns managed with grontrr cleverness
than usual , I'rluos were attacked uunlii at
the opening and such n collection of heart
rending stories circulated In the street tli.it
anybody but n proto'-sUiiml trailer would
hate Known tlial tlio lion r were buying. A
few stocUs actunlly recorded not gains.
New York Jlnnr.v Market.
New YOIIK. April 2. MO.NEV ox CAM ,
I.n y nt 1 > ( toSpcrccnt ) last Io.in2 per cent !
closed olTrred Ht2 per cent.
I'lllMK MKIICANTIt.r. l'Afl.ltiy l3 < { DOT CCnt.
{ rniiMMi Kxcinvop.-i'tiiadv at Jl.SO'i for
sixty day bills nnd JI.SvU for demand.
The doling quotations on bonds ;
- _ . . . . Ill ) iMutunt t'nlon in . . . 1U7
U S. 4s coup UO X .1. f tnt fort . 115'f ' ,
U. S 4t srpR . , 100 Ninth rnclflp luls. 117H
.rnrlllct.fi of M . 1011 North PnrineZnd * . 109
l.onlMiMin Mp (11 K' > V. > ortlnu' trrn Con . US
Ti-iin new pel Is lor , Norllnvcft nik'tilm 107
Term noirBptSu . Hit ' U A 1 M Hen fi . S4
Ti'tm newtet.l * . . . 70 | M 1. A. ? . K lien M llri
Cnnniln So 2nd . lOJtjI-t 1'niil l'on eli . . K8
Centrnl l-nelfc IstB 101SM | P . C. A I'nc lulu US
UAlttJ Ists IIH1v \ \ I' . ! . ( ! Mr llcis SH <
HAII. t ) 4s fl | ' | pt P It (1'lr ItPts fai
KrlqJnils M < 4 Union I'nclllc lft . . 107
M , K A T. ( it'll. ! . . . fl \Vr t Mioro . . . 11U * <
M. . K. AT.dui. S . M i ) , \ u. ii.v. . i t . . . ; t <
riiuiticlal Notes.
I'Aitt ? , April 2. Thrco per cent rente" . P f
Niw _ : _ OHI.LANS , La. , April -Clearings ,
I..V 4,27X
KASS\S CITV , Mo. , April 2.-Ulcailngs
llAl.TiMoiti : . Mil. . April 2. Clearings ,
$ J,7oiuiiii balances , firj/il'i ! rate. G percent.
Mr.Mi'inp , Trim. , Aiirll i C'oailngs. { : > 7n.-
000 ; b.iianccs , } J10,000 ; Now Votk discount. l.f > 0
pcrll.O 0. ,
Nnw YOIIK , April 2. Cln-irlngs } I.V1K-1I.V > 9 ;
liaiam-es , H'i ( > 7.il2. Tor the week , clearings ,
$7i ,0.7,4M ) : balance : ! . $ J7,9jiUI7. ;
HOSION. Muss. . April S ricarliie < i. SftiKiV
2IOj Iialance . J./JTtvr. " : money. 2 pcroentj u\-
change on New York , If > 4i2 cd count.
fcr. Ioui . Mo , Aprl 2 flu , rugs. J1.710-
HC4t baliinces. ? iwoi. .Money , quiet and easy
at fi(80 ( per cent. Now York e.xch.iugc. 20o
picmlum ,
rini.Mir.i.i'iiiA. l > n. . April 2. Clearings
Jl4Sls.l3j ) | balances. ( I.IUMJbS ; for the week
clearings. $ w'iS > lMJ ! bal inccs , tll',8 ' 7,7T7i
money , y per cent.
CHICAOO , 111. , Apt II 2. Money oroy nt44't
per cent for c ill lo.ins. TiQ-'iU for t mo. Cloar-
inirs. $ l3.fibO'i.li ' ! Now Yore e\ehtuu'f , 2'e dls-
lountbldann Ke asked , bterllng cNcliiuuu
steady ; s'xly-day bills , tl.SB'jt demand , tl.W.
I.nnilo i stock 3Iirkct. :
ICoptirtgMnt twib iJin-t (7 > nhi nsnu-t' 1
LONDON , Apill 2 INow Ynrlf Herald
Cable Special to Tnu ltir..l : The Stock e\-
change has been closed today , It would ! n\o
nnttered little , for business has I'een no.irly
at a stiindstlll , 'Iho line weather has been
r sponslblo for n largo number of absent
members. I'linds nro unehangeii. Indian
rupee ti.ipcr Improved U per cent. Some
railways lri\e brcn fa\oribly Intluenccd
by tlu line weather , but In the almost com
plete ubscnco of buslnoit , prices moved to a
small extent , n fractional rlso havlnz taken
place In North British , specified deferred ,
tJro.it Eastern and Brighton doforicd , Ameri
can railways close with a better tendency
than they opened , the opinion belli. : that
Now York bear cliques uro overdoing
the r attacks on the market , considering
NEW
tc\cntccutli and Hnrncy Streets
SUNDAY7 AP RIL 10.
Special return cnsaconient of the coined Inn
STUART * ROB
AND A COMPANY OP 1'LAYF.Itd.
Under the dliectlon of W. U H lydcn , pro-
bontlng llronson llowar.t.s Great
est Comedv Success ,
THE HENBIUTTA
ROUSON -nEUTinTiii : LAMH. "
BO YD S THEATER. I AS upuai.
Thursday , Friday , Saturday'
APRIL 7 , 8 and 9.
SATURDAY GRAND MATINEE.
ROBERT
Ii ! FIVE GREAT PLAYS.
Thursday Evening , April 7.
Tlio Great l"lvo Yours' succccss ,
"MONBARS"
Friday Evening , April 8.
u's Msist oi piece ,
"HAMLET"
Saturday Matinee , Double Bill.
Tim Time In This City ,
"The LoUisianiarT
AND
"H Lesson in Ming"
Mr. Mant 11 in Both Plays.
Saturday Evening , April 9.
T1-115.
GorsicanBroitiers
J'lcsenteil w tli un r.xcullont C.ibt ,
GRAND SCENERY.
MARVELOUS STAGE EPPE'TS.
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES.
PulooponhVclncsduy nionilng.
C'ortltlciito of riilillcutlon ,
onico of Auditor of Public Accounts State of
NcbrasUn. Lincoln , Tub. I , ly.r-i.
It Is liuioliy ccrtlflud , tlmt tliu Mutual Llfo
Insur.iiu'o Co , tit .New Vork In thu state of
Now Yorlt hus foiiujllud with thu Insiiianeo
liiwof tills state limits authorUeil to trans
mit the bttslniiisof llfn liisunuieo In this state
for thuinirrentyu'ir ,
Wllncba my liuiiil itnJ the seal of fie auditor
of nubllu accounts thu d y iin-l year uLovo
written. T. II , IlKNTON.
I .So i ll Auditor I * . A.
W. R Allen , II. A. Iluucock. Deputy.
( Joncral Agent , Oiu ilia , Nab ,
Ci-rUllciito f J'lilillcutliin ,
Onico of Auditor of Publlo Aci-ounts State of
Nohribka. I In oln , Tob. I , IMC.
U Is heioby certlfli'd , that thu New Knulund
Mutual IJfo Inbur.invo Co , of Itostxin , In the
Httito nf Mush ichiibetti. , IIUH lonipllfd ulth
thu Ineuranvu luwof thlsatiito mid U autlior-
l/ud | o traiiHaet the business of life Insurancu
In tlilb htutu for the cut runt year.
Witness my hand and the seal of the uudltor
of public accounts the dav and year above
written. T. U. Hn.VfON ,
lasal ) And tor. 1' . A.
H , A Ilabcock , Deputy.
lit K. C. WKttl'ti NKUVKANII IIItAINTIIIAT <
Mb.VJ' . u epecltlc lor ItjtturU , I l lnc , Klti , .Sou-
ralKla. Ik'nclftclu' . NIT OUH 1'riolrntton cautvit by
ulruhol or tubarco , Wukt'lulnon , .MonUI llt't > ri' > -
Blunscllnc ( if ll.ol r.iln.iaujliinliifonlt-lulcrrr ,
decay.Uuulh. I'rfiualiliu UM Auu , ilarrcnvei , l.ux
cif 1'oncr In ( HIM r iuIiupotinc } ' lAHicutrliiu nml
nil lumuloVc'nkni , Inviiluntjrir l jnei. hu'r- |
umtiirrhna aiueuil by u\vt exertion uf tliu bruin.
helt-al > u u uvor Imlulct'iKi' , A inontiri Iri'uliiu'nt
fl. U fur f . by innll , We tiuaninU'onU buiotui'iiru
Knili occlor Jariibuxei , wllli It will neiul written
itunrui t u to refund If nol turuil liuor.iuti'ii lit
If UvuJmau DiUk'Cu. , I ! 10 l'tuata st , 'Jiuuliu.
the ffiToriblo fcnturps tli.it muni uU'tnAtclr '
poxorn tlia iiotltlnn dc < pttn the n crujiulous
iimiiliiiiliitor . fanndlnn llno meet little or
t a fit tent Ion. The rlo < o nnsvlthout quotnbla
Oninco. 'I hero hn % not been Much demand
for tnonpy , forohort IOIIIIH hnvo been obtained
atSier | i-cnt ( ( ( count. The market hm been
extremely weak. Two or three months' bills
are limited at IU to 1 % per cent ,
IiO.M os , April . ' , . . 1'ho followliiR were the
j oniloii stock iiuotatloiii cloMntf at 4 p in :
ItA't Si. .
Mo.NKV"Storeciit. )
lUloof ilNcount In open tnirltct for both
short and three ii'iHitliV bills I'tWIlJ per rent.
Iho amount ot bullion conn into thu Hank
of Kiuland on balance today. i'K'.WJ.
Xe York .Mining nimtatldii * .
Nr.w VOIIK , April 3. The fo lowliu ixro tl.o
nlnlii stock quotations :
"
Now Yorlt KiclnitiRC ( Jinitiitloni.
New YOHK. April 2.-Stoclal [ Toloiram to
Tun llr.K.l i\eh : , no was quoted ns follows
Clilc.i-'i ) , lOa to Siij dUcoiint ; II uton , IJoto Jo
Iseount ; bt , houls , avpremium. .
Itnftton Stork Mftrkrt.
TloiTOX , Muss. , April 2. The follortlng
wcro the closing urlces on ( tooki on the Hoi *
ton stock tntrkct totlnyt
THOSE DIKTY STREETS.
- of Taking l.pgnl Strpi
Cuiitrnctor.Siulrn | llrhiR Conslderril
Street SweopliiK Contractor Squlros dU-
obeyed tlio order of Iho Hoard of 1'ubllo
Work * , which wu Usiicd Friday niclnordci >
liiir him to ntonco boRln .swooping ttio paved
streets In nccordnnco with his contract am )
the I SI ) I schedule.
Tlio chairman of the boiml lias laid the
matter before ( Jlty Attorney Connell who
\\llldccldouhothcroriint the city cnn do
the work and cliargo the expense
nnd his bondsmen.
DcWllt's S.irsnpirlllr * dostroyo sucn pot-
tons as suroftiln , skin due.-no , cczonm , rhou-
m.ulsin. Its tlmoly USD savoa many HVOJ.
AMUSEXMRNTQ.
PARNAM STREET
THEATRE.
4 Nights ,
Commencing
SUNDAY MATINEE
POPULAR jinpii
PRICES. MrnlL
AWJDERSON' S
UNIQUE
COMEDIANS
IN r\
OLD L
WITH
A. II. W1USON
.
jvoA. ms 13. .1.
POPULAR
PRICES
THREE NIGHFS AND SATURDAY MATINEE =
COMMENCING THURSDAY , APRIL SEVENTH
THE GIFTED AND VERSATILE ACTOR
NEWTON
IN HIS ORIGINAL PAROIAL ABUNDITY ,
BAWDLliASY McALISFBR - - - ONE OF NEW YORK'S
Supported by his Excsllent Company includ'ng the Accomp
lished Young Artist , Miss Charlotte Wayland ,
IN FRED GREEN WOOD'3 V3RY AMUSING COMEDY IN4 ACTS
A Play of Positiv2 Merit. A Plot Both Humorous and Well
Defined. A Purpose Guaranteeing an Evening of Continuous Laughter.
You Lauh r You S creams You Roar
AND GRAND
OPERA HOUSE
CORN Ell OF I5TH A.NL ) CAPlTOLx AVE.
KLKM MUSHB OOMI ANV.
WE1E1K O APRIL
OPEN DAILY FROM 1OO : TO 1OOO : P. M.
Gurio Parlors ,
MAZIE ,
The Epytitlan Fottuno Teller ; the past , pres
ent and futuie rove ilod.
D. V , KERN ,
Glass I'nsravor will remain this week only ,
L'AMPHITRITE ,
TIIR ANor.i , OK TUIm. : .
This Illusion Is presented nn n brilliantly
lighted HtiiBu. lunlatcd In Rpiu-r , sliu Ilouts In
every dlicetlon ihioiiKh the air ,
ELI BOWEN.
Horn with foot and ankles nnturally cioun
out of his bo ly and no lower limbs. Ilo has
thoptii'ngtn of aciant and Is im'accomplished
pymuast ,
Hjpoml iui'1 liibt wcuk of the
PAPER KJNG.
Tntlro chan o of sccnio olfects , I'rlday.
April Sth. o\ory lady nnd 1 tt'u Kill visiting
\Vondorlandimtliatilav.aftornoon or ovcii-
liic will I o presented with a beautiful button
hole bouquet Hindu cntliely fiom paper by
him.
Theatre ,
Z'M : , 4lo : , 800 ; and 9:30 : p. in.
I'arnuct Soata. 10s ; llox Benin , Z'-e.
McGLONE & LUCILLE ,
In their creat Ir'f-h comedy sketch , "Tlio.
I'-itrol WIIKOII Azonu"
The greatest of all child contortionists.
AL LEACH ,
Danolne and Imitations.
Encasement Extraordinary of
JO-P.I'II I ) . C'MKTOM fc MlBS LOUISK AGNOT
III their htupondoiM oiHtorn success entitled ,
RANCH KING.
In which they will Introduce ;
I'UO I-OU1SH AGNOT
ICiilo Ha7nlklrk
Allen Htta .Morris
Wolfred MannciJiiK K , A. Wade
Nod Bldnev Irvine
Dun H. Hunt
Murphv O'Donovan I'aul llordniiin
lliiHtlnua , Tom Wiluoit
DoiiiUifMuDonulU Joa. I ) . Ollftoit
ADMISSION ONEL DIME.-
WEEK OF APRIL , 4TH I
Boyd's New Theatre.
Mori clay EXvening , April
Engagement of the World-Renowned
Violinist ,
1
Supported by the following distinguished Artists
Mns. ALICE RICE , Soprano.
MISS EDITH MCGREGOR , Aito.
MR. WM. H. FESSENDEN. Tdnop.
MISS F. CLIFF DERMY , Pianist.
Prices $1.00 , 76o , 60c and 2J3u. Souta on ealo.