Till ? OMAHA DAILY RKK : TfRSDAY. Al'lUf , II. ] ! .
CUMllKlttlAL i
Board of Trade Shoiti Had Reami for Ho-
joicitig YwterJay.
WHEAT , CORN AND OATS CLOSED LOWER
In Aililltlmi to the Dnclln * * In fJi'i Ml i
1'orlt , l.uril nnil Itlln Worn Wottk
ThruitKbmil TliiroVn Very
Mttlo Ktcllouiiint.
CitH'Aoo , 111. , April 10-Tlic majority of the
Hoard of Trade shot Is had reason for rejoicing
at the close of today's marknt. .Inly wheat
was -iC lo\\e.r , corn was oil HI'I o-itM 'if and
there weie inalrilal declines In pork , laid and
ribs. The exception was In the case of Ihosu
short of May wheat That pmtlcular delivery
closed t'4c higher than H did on Saturday.
The < licitio weie not sellers of May wheat , they
merely teased the shorts and It has now
lii'i'cini' with the latter a question of ability to
put up margins That ability will iippaiently
bo fullj tutted In the next two weeks.
A bulge nf2c was witnessed ( luting the day
In May tthe.it. P.itdrldge seemed to bo a good
buyer II" had biokcr * In the pit taking all
they ruiild , while the small fry was also buy
ing freely with little for sale. The clique has
. fur In i'ii doing nothing ; II has not aided the
advance except thai it has not -old to any'ex
tent It Is geneially admitted , however , that
II holds tbe winning cards and has only to 10-
lusi in sell to nut pi Ices much higher.
Theiepoit vva oul Miliudayth.it May ; onIII
co to n.c today and It has bei n worn rously
near Hint llguie , already having sold from
Bn.etoH4c It hiisL'ioal possibilities , iipnar-
cntly , and many would be suri-ilsed If it did
not gn toil befoie the close o [ the week.
In July tbeie VMIS less business and very lit
tle I'M-iti'inent , with pi lets i tiling weaker than
on Sat m day Thlsvv.m due lo the fact thai
gem-1 ii I mint \veie n polled Ihioughout Ivan-
has , Neliiatka , and southcin Illinois. As the
hull feillng has been built up on the ( jiy
weather In Ihescdlstilets the ri ported rains
lilli verl the situation. Hut advices on this
hcon weie veiv contiadli'loi } . The wcatlnv
map did not show them and many doubted
their existence. Cables weie higher. I ho
Michigan erop leport was a bail one and the
visitie supply ilecieiiseil SI'.O.OOO bu. , but the
limou'i' mi ocean passage shotted all Incieaso
of l.liiii.ooii hu.
Tln'i x | " > * leil Issue of the government crop
tepiiit was , i rehtialnlng Inlliionce. 1 he
hi alpers and Mnaller tiadeis weie geneially
( leslnius of stialglltenlng up tliolr-ttadcs in
view I'fllie moic tlian usual lined tftlnty ro-
bulting fiom the f.n t that tills was the llrst
goveinmeiil lepurt since Mr Dodge's dcentil-
taliun Muy opened > . ( < higher and with
only slight lluctnatlons iidvanceil from 2
to 2'ii mine , held falily steady and
the closing was fiom l"t to 2c higher
than Satntday Some private settlemetits.il
was clnlini ( I , weie made at better pi Ices tlian
( iiiot.itionshow on the open market. The
July futures opened from 'jc to Hi' lower , be
came stionger and advanced s c , bul again
weakened oil from V : to Ic , ruled easy and
closed from V to Ic lower than Satuul.iy. A
good deal of evening up was Indulged In by
COiti , Icmg tiadern .selllnj ; and short trailers
covcilni * .
A long trader was credited with puicha'-esof
May to the extent of 200,000 Im , and a largo
elevator concern was supposed to linvo dis
posed of a like amount. Initial trades vveie a
tlllle under the closing quotations of Satur
day , but It was not long until qulto a brisk de
mand caused an ad viuico of ' 41' . The maiket
aflerttaidiuled easy , with wheat closlngwlth
usllgbt loss.
Time was a llbetal trailo In oats and a
weaker feeling , pi lees declining from J c to ! c
nnd closing ( , | sy at aliont the Inside figures ,
with a Hot loss of fiom Vc to ' ( ' . There was
food selling nf May by shlpulnp , houses. Their
oITi lings , combined with the weakness In corn
had a depiesslng filer ! .
The scalpels had a good time In piovlslnns
early , but came near their own ( lestaction !
later Thej started In on the easier opening to
hull the maiket. Prices were advanced ftoni
lOc to 16c from first figures all around. Then
the jilt got ( lull. When the sciilppis tried to
kell out no one wanted the slull. The market
Middcnly bioko below tlio point where the
buying beg.in. On the bii ak the country be
came selleis on the stop los oiileis. Tlien
tlieie was a tush to get out the stun" . Pork ,
laid and ilhs all went down together during
the last hour. The break from top figures was
DOc In pork , 8 ! > c In lard and 2.'ic In short ribs
a very unexpected ending of the llttlo bull
market of the first hour. With the exception
of n very little inlly In July ribs piouucts
closed at the bottom prices for the season.
The estimated lecelpts for tomonow were
not made up today. Tlio parties compiling
them , It Is said , have not received siilnclent
r < i'jiinnr"lioii ! ) fiom the 'Unite. ' , who refuse to
piiTD ! In thO cost of collecting the figures.
The binding futures ranged as follows ;
OPEN. I1IUII. IOW. CI.OSB. SAT'V
B2
t ( 81)1 eiHi
40H (0
UK ( IM
UKWi H KH 42 ? < SM
30 K 30
in sum 17 C7 ! | ic r > : > 111 65 17 00
i ; 10 17 M in ? av K.72 17 17k
IT ! ! . ' 17 ii'A IU Ui Iti 95 17 S
10 o ; > 10 10 fl 82" 10 50
iu m $ IU5 9UU 9 tk ) 10 OTli
IU 2i lU 35 10 UO IU 00 IU S7ki
( t ! > 7V4 9 70 9S7K 9 40 9fiO
n 5.IV4 U i a ; i7' ' V 424 9 ( , 1 < 4
9 bj'u 72T < u : r' U 4J
Cash quotations were as follows :
I'l.ot'iiDull , nominally unchanged ; spring
patents , J3.70y4.00 ; winter straights , $ a,30ilt
U.no : spring straights , S2 0033.10 ; '
-No , 2 spring , 8181'Jc ; No. 3 spring
norlhoin , 75Hc ; No. 2 red. 81 < if,81'/ic.
COIIN Higher ; No. 2 , 40)c ) ; No , a cash , 3S2i
88i e. ; No. 3 yellow , 40 740'c.
OATS A'o. 2 , 2U'4raaOcj ( No. 2vvlilto , f. o. b. ,
84'JS 3411ij No. 3 white , 33G33UC.
ItVB No. 2 , 50Jlr > lc.
IIAIU.EY No. 2 , G2c ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 44 < 2G5c ;
No. 4 , f. o. b. , aaa-iuc.
l''l.AxHuiil > No. l,81.10'-s. '
TIMOTHY HKED Prime , ? 4.2fi.
1'nilK Mess , nor hbl. , J1G.5010.G2'4. Lard ,
per 100 Ibs. , * 'J.HOa'J.H5 ; short ribs sides
( loose ) , $0.35140.40 ; dry salted sliouldors
Ilioxud ) , lO.25Qy.37K ; sbortclear sides ( boxed ) ,
WillBKY-Dlsttllors'Qnlshod Roods , per gal. ,
SUO'AUR Cut loaf , 5V ; Kuinulated. b\c ;
standard "A , " 5V- .
The following vvoro the rcculpU and bhlp-
iiiuiitH for today :
On the I'rgdnco oxchiinxo today the butter
mnrUut wus stonily ; eieamory , i2au'J'ic ;
dnlry , V > L' < a.27c. IKU'S : , tlrm ; strictly fresh ,
MJ'iSl&c.
( liuiiliii ( irul'i.
The follow Inn prices me for delivery afcMls-
ilsslppl river piilnts :
WIIKAT- . i ! hprlni ; , 7-tc bids No. 3 sprlne
COcbldiNo. 'Jhaul , tile bid ; No. a hard , Dae
bid.
bid.KvK
KvK Nn. 2 , fj'Jc bid.
DATS-NO , i ! wlilte , 3'J"c bid ; No , 3 white
Bl'ic bid.
COIINNo. . - > cash or April , 37" c bid ; No. I
or better , cash or April , : t7e bid.
Aiming the sales were : Twenty cars No. ' .
corn , fifteen d.iys shipment , Cincinnati terms ,
30'ic ; live cats No. ' . ! corn , last half of April
shipment , track T.ast St. I.ouls , : i7'e ; tvvocui'
No , 2 white corn , last half of Apill shlpmedt ,
til. I.ouls terms , 41V
N < n Vork viurkotv
r NKVV YOUK , April lo. l 'i.otiu Itooolnts. 1'J , .
7bl ( II ) > KI > , ; etports , liti.7 ( bhls. 17,171 sacks ;
inlOh. IB , 100 pkKs. ; niHrUetdiill , weak ; vvlntei
whent low grades. ta.iiviT.'J.ari ; winter wheat Tt t
fulr to fancy , if'J..W.lt.iif ) : winter whom
patents , Jll.bJif-t.'J.'i ; MIniiosota clear. J'-&tKij
I ) . OH , winter wheat strnlghts , t3.UOitl.UO
winter wheat patents , J-l.'Jfx',4.7o. ,
COIIN Mr.\i. Kasler , iiilet. |
Kii--l : > ull. hteady ; vvestein , SHfllVJc.
HAKI.KVDull , til m ; western. tiiK TBo.
HAIII.KV Mu/r Qulet , , steady ; western , 01
WHEAT Uecelpts , 4,000 bu. ; sales , 3,070 ,
000 liu. futures , rjo.ooo hn. spot , hpot ( iih
lower , with the options fait ly active for expert
port , closing tlrnii No. i > red , In store am
flovntcr , 7r > \ t77e ; alloat , 77J4G,78c ; f. o. b.
77' 7Hi4o ; No. 1 northern , H4c : No , I hard
H7 < UB7'4e ; No. 'Jnorthein , h'Jc. Uptions wen
moderately active anil IiroKiilar , closing v\eal
utJ4 < ii' e dicllne , helling oil easy. H'e 01
the Inciease on pillage , .Mlclngan cioi
report of HH percent , lalnslnlho Miuthwest
Incruriu'dtestand local realising , advam-ei
Ui--Scondieteased btiK'knnd vlslhlo foielgi
buying and local coveting , fell MI ' , c on weal
west. o.\pt'ctcd bearish government roper
IIIKI local ihinldatlonsj No. 'J red , May , 77 7-11
i.7B e , closing nt 77'ic ' ; Juiiu , 7 sa70ue
closing at 7H'4c ; July , 70irirtO'4c ( , closing a
70'nSeptember. ; . HUrHl c , closing at bio
Deci'mber. H4' < nl5o , closing al 8440.
Mooksof grain lust 10 and ulloatVheat :
7,731,134 bu , ; corn , 336,0' > ' 3 hu. : oats. SbO.Otl
bit ; lye , 7J37 bit ; barley , 0,800 Im. ; mull
l&-JtH7 bu.t peas. 4,308 hu.
Cons Kecelpts. IH.sH'J bu ; exports. 20,30
tiu , ; biili'h , 41X1,000 Im , futurvs , .MD.OOO hi ;
Mint. fpolH Him , dull ; NO. ' - ' , bl > tc 1
fluvnturi &iie ! iitlout ; ungiaded mixed , MXi
CiO > 4UikteuiuL'r uiUud , DUJ.c ; Nu. U ,
( ijitk n nt1 > meed 'f .in iiurr mi d slot Us '
ami vh.i/i , und Ht-m > MMI fell ii tf and .
VjosHi ( 'nil nnil vvciik at iitichanaed prices to |
* i-
' - May 4H'r ' , , | , . ' at IHIJC ,
ifViJuiy , 49 < , e.
o ia , , , .
. OATH -Itivoipn , 04,000 hn .cxpnrtt , Kto b.yv °
btl. , n.ilos , jufi.ooo bu. futures , lt'2,000 mf.
IH)1. J < pen filrly ucthe , tinner Uptions
dull , weak uiul partly lower , May , at &Sfii.i- ,
Closing ni3.'l4rt Jitiii1 , 34'n93fiiC , rlotlnit ut
ftDSc ; July , 3fij4ia3 : * sc , rloniiiu in aowci "pot ,
No. a white , lie ; No 2ilrfiKii,37 ) ft3bc ; No. 3 ,
35JKo : NO. 3 white , 40c : ml.teil western , 3&a
c : white western 30ft4'Jc.
IforlVi'iil , nTiii , ' ,
IIiDMQutat.oimyi wet salted Now Orleans
Mdoeted , 45 toGOlbs , I'-JigGc ; Texas , selected ,
50 to GO Ibs. Mile ; HiienoH Ayroo , dry , 20 to 2a
His. I2'/e ' ; 'i'exas , dry , 20 U ) 25 Ibs , W * lie.
I'linvisiosH Cut mont , onsv ; ph'ltlodbellies ,
O'ca0\ic : pli'kledshotlldeisHliSVienilddl ; s ,
quiet , easier ; short clear , Hie. i.anl , loweri
better dem.ind foi cash ; futures dull ; western
sli am closed at f 10.40 ; sales , 000 tlutces at
M0.40 < ilM. | 1 Option sules.750 tletcos ; May ,
? H > .35 , doting at f 10 2. ) : July closed at f 10.2O ;
f-emcmbi i , tlo.llo Poik , steady , fair demand ;
sales , ino bhls.
HriTUH ijnli < t , weaker : western dairy , 1835
UHc ; wostctn eieamerv. 2iT,2H'c ; ( ; wustein fac-
' ' ' ' "
Cii'iisi-.M : : ; , id'ci'ati ; iie"inatid , choice steady ;
part skims , 3'7 lOc.
iiis-rii'ncr : ! ! , fair domamhstato and Penn-
sjlvaiila Ki',1' ' ! receipts , 0,7llt > pkgsi western ,
fresh , lii > ) ) ) , ) ' < . duck , 212lc.
TAI.I.DW giiloli haioly sleady ; city ( f2 per
CoTTONs'iinii ( Jii. Qplet , easy ; crude , 41 ®
42c asked. , ,
PnTiiou.t'M The maiket opened weak , hut
closed sliong In tone ; spivulnllon was dull ;
Pennsylvania oil spot sales none : May option
sales10,11110 bbls. ; opening , G8' e ; hlghesl
OOc ; lowest , GH'c ; closing , O'Jc ; Lima oil sales
none ; 2 Hc bid : total sales , 15,000 bhls. -
Kosi.v- Dull and weak ; strained common to
good.M.aOjM 3v.
Tt'Ui'U.NriM.inlet : and weak at 31'4 ' < ! l313e. (
KICK I'll m : fair demand ; domestic , fair to
cxt i a , ! )5 v UUc.
Moi , v sis : \e Orleans , open kettle , good
toclmlce , tlrm ; fall ly active at HoaUHr.
Sfo MI KIIU , falily active and tlrm ; sales ,
1,000 h.u's centrifugals'JG test , at iJ Oi 15.0OO
bags centilfngals. ! ) G test , to Philadelphia ,
B34c , c. f. and I , and 5,500 bags centrifugals , ' .lu
test , to Itoston , 3V , c. f and I. : lellnod , quiet ;
mold A , 5 3-n/ri , , ' ) ' , , ; standard A , 415-HWfl
5V : confectioners A , 4 IH-UWKiej cut loaf ,
fj'jffiSl ' l-lti' ! ; ciushed , ft'iffhO 11-lOc ; po\v-
dercd , 5a-10T 5i8c ; granulated , 4 IS-lOiiiO'.je ;
, .
I'm IKONyulct , steady ; American , ? 12.70 ®
15.00.
Coi'l'Kll-nisy ; bike , $11.10.
J.KAli-Moiuly ; domestic , tl.12'4. '
TlN-l'lini ; Mialts. $20.70T/.20 ( 80 ; plate ,
( inlet , steady ; spoltei , weak , domestic ,
Oiii.iha . ri-odnei ) M.irKot.
There weie the usual light tecelptsof a Mon
day and the maiket did not develop any very
si i Iking fealtues. May Is quoted linvor , as will
hii noted below. The egg ni.ukel would appear
lo lie a little III met- and theie aio not , so many
eggs sell In. al the lower quota ) ton. There aio
complaints that beans aie slow and that theio
Is a good di-il of common and Inferior stock
arriving mi the maikel.
nrrrni , KIKIS , own ; , pori.Tiiv.
Ilimiuliecelpts : light and the markol firm.
Packing stork , ITitlWc ; fair to good country
roll , iHiiJOi1 ; cliolco to fancy countiy , 20ii24c.
rcos-d'enetal maiket , laQ.KCjC.
CJA.VII : Mixed , GOftTSc ; led heads , $2 ; mal
lards , { 2.0022.50 ; teal , f 1 ; jack .snipes , * 1.25.
PoL'Mltv Cholcn hens , OiilOc ; young roost
ers , ® ! ) ; old loosturs , 5fiiGc ; geo.io and
ducks , 10'ii.llcj tuikoys , lie ; pigeons , $1.25 ®
1.50 per dolive. .
VHurr.vm.r.s- .
PK\P Soutbeinand California stock , per ! j
bu. box , $1.00-01.25.
HIANM : ( 'holed navy , $2.3022.45 ; common
stock , Jl.OOTi00. .
( 'A 1.11 OHM \ ' . 'AIIIIni : Per ! b. , 3c.
CliCll.Miirus Per do2. .
Swinr : Per MOKSPor bbl. , $3 ; seed sweet po
tatoes , fa.50.
OMO.NS Homo crown , on eiders to country ,
? 4 per bbl. ( iood stock shipped In fiom
countiy , M.25 per bu.
Portions Iteceiptt large. Colorado stock ,
Jl.llkiil.15 ; Wisconsin burbanks , 00c@tl.00 ;
westein Nebraska , UOcGH.OO ; eastern Ne
braska slock , V.VitOOc ,
Nivv : Viuiin vni.rs Lettuce , 40c ; radishes ,
45c ; paisley , 4lie pel dogieen ; onions , 33c.
1'ir. PI.VMPer 50-lb. boxes , 13
SPIN vm-Pei : bbl . J3.50.
Oil ) Viiirvin.i.s : : Huiitbagas and beets ,
{ 2. per bu. ; paisnlps , $2.25 ; cairots , J1.75
uti'ns.
APPLE" ! Cbnlco shipping stock , $4.50 per bbl.
STRAW in.iiltir.s-Pei uu.iil , 25caiV. (
TAMir.niNKs-In half boxes , * 2.75aa.OO
UtiAi'K I'liriT-Perbox , $ a ooaa.u. )
OllMi.sI'lorida fancy , pel box$3.50S3.75 ;
russetts , $3.2o ; Mexlc-in oiangos , single boxes ,
J3.25 ; 5 lo 10bolots , $3 ; C.illfoinia mountain
oranges JJ.50 ; Washington navels , 84 ; Novv-
castle California seedlings , $2.GOIt2.75 ; Med.
sweets , $2GO ( < ? ; 2.75 ; Klversido seedlings , $2.75.
HANANAS Per bunch. Including crates und
pucktmr , tl.76 .2.50.
< 'IIANI1KIIUI1N Per box , J.'I'O.
hKMONS-ChoIce , $3.50 ; f.incy , $4.
MISCCI.I.\M.Ol'.S.
HAV The m.iiket on good upland hay $5,00
In car lots.
IIiii.s : . 1 green , 4c ; No. 2 gieon , 3c : No.
1 gieon , salted , 41-ic ; No 2 gieon , salted , ll'Jc :
No. 1 gieen , salted , 25 to 40 Ibs. , 4Hc ; No. 2
green , .salted , 25 to 40 Ibs. , avjc ; No. 1 veal ,
calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 8c : No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15
Ibs. , Oc ; No. 1 dry Hint , 7ic ! ; No. 2 dry flint ,
> llc ; No. 1 dry salted , Gc.
uosiiv Choice to fancy whlto clover , 18 ®
Iflc ; fair to good , IGSlBc.
VIAIChoico and small fai voals , 78c ;
largo und thin , .1QOc. (
St 1.mils Markets.
PT. Loin * ; , Mo. , April 10. I'l-ouu Very ( pilot ,
unchanged.
WiiiiAi Opened weak , sold olT rapidly , ral
lied sllglitly , then diopped again , closing IH ®
I'.c lower than Satuiday ; No. 2 led cashOH1 * ;
May , GH"sr/.GcJ'jC ( , closing at GH'ic ' ; July. 71 3
721 , ! ' , closing at 7Paii71 ( c ; August , 72c.
COIIN Kxtremelv dull , closing weak , } 4C oil ;
No. 2 mixed cash , JO v&'Jfiiic ; May , 37j < ; July ,
38'e.
OVTS Declined with other coiouls , closing
? , c lovvei ; No. 2 cash. ai-Ulia'Jc ; May , UlJic.
llviM : > H MII.KY Nothing done.
Huvj.-MltV ; cliolco f. o , b. barges olVoied at
G5c.
G5c.TI.AX Sr.r.i > -$1.10.
CI.OVIMI AM ) TIMOTHY Unchanged.
HAV Stiong , higher ; strictly fancy to gllt-
cdgo timothy , * 14.5015.50.
Htm Kit-Steady , unchanged.
Kims Higher ; KiiiUl'ic.
COKN MI.AI , Shade higher , $2. .
11ACII1MI AND COTTON Tins Unchanged.
1'iiovisio.NS Unsettled , loner. I'ork , J17.CO
Q17.7ri. ] , aid9b7'/s. Dry salt meats , loose
shonldeis , JH.02a ! ; longsund ribs , 19.40 ; shorts ,
t'J.Ca'i ; boxed , Itic more , llacon , packed
shottldors10.25j longs , J10.37J6 ; ribs , * 10.r.O ;
shorts , flO.02Ji. Hams , sugar cured , un
changed.
Uiicm-TS Hour , 7,000 bills. ; whoiit. 21,000
bu. ; cor-i , 130,000 hu.r oats , 37,000 bu , ; rye
and bailey , none.
Slill'MUMS 1'lour. 7,000 bbls. ; vvhoat , 17,000
bu. ; corn , 351,000 bu. : o.its , 1U.OOO bu. ; rye ,
1,000 bu. ; barley , 1,000 bu.
UllHlllCSH CIlUllgl'K.
The following arc loported at Dun's JleVcan-
tllo agency :
Colnmbns , Neb. , H. r . Marty , moat market ,
succeeded by Maity & Knglcman.
Deshler , Neb. . POUT Price , hotel , sold out.
lluiily. Neb. , I'nlon hotel , dostioyod by lire.
I.liR'nln , Neb. , 11. A. I'nslgn , cigars anil news ,
holdout.
Lincoln , Nob. , P. Mcfonlga , coal , etc. , suc
ceeded by Charles It. Uregory.
Lincoln , Nob. , Ida M. Dyer ( Mrs , V. H. ) , gro
ceries , sold out.
Oakdalo , Neb. , Til Smith , groceries , sold out
too. H. ii\M : > ml.
Adalr , la. , MoManns it I'hv , general store ,
succeeded by Mc.Manus& McKvoy.
, Cailisle , la. . Webster Itros , , general store ,
succteded by H. P. Webster.
Charlton , la. , I. C. Cain , meat market , sold
out.
out.Des Molncs , la. , liy Itloom , groceries , sold
out.
llravlty , la. , A. K. McKay , general store ,
burned out.
Jellerson , la , , W. K. Whitney , Jeweler , re
moved to Kedliehl.
New Hampton , la , , I1. M , Halslct , publisher ,
sold out.
Knnaat City .Markets.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , April 10. Wheat and
rye are on baslof Mississippi rlvor ; corn
and o.its basK of Kansas City ,
Win : ii Hlo\v ; No. 2 haul , Ou < 3G7je ! : No. 2
red , 7tm.7o'si' ' .
, Coit.s Mixed was slow and ' ( a lower , whllo
t while was Him ; No. 2 nlxcil , 33 ! e ; No. 2
I wldte , nCic.
OAls-Slow ; No. 2 mixed , 28'i32Dc ' ; No. 2
llVK I'lrin at fi4'4e. '
HiiTTKitAi'tlve and steady ; creamery , 25 ®
3tV ; dairy. ! H-fc24c
I'm ) * Ai'thi' and llrm at 12'c ,
Ui-CKll'ts Wlieat , 33,000 bit. ; corn , 10,000 ;
oats , none.
Wheat , 21,000 bu. ; corn , 3,000 ;
oats , none. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
NYu Vork L > r.v ImoiU .Mnrki't.
Niw : VOHK , April 10. llnslness In dry goods
coiitlnnes Mat as tc.ards transactions for neat
dellveiy , with nothing dulii In cotton goods
for either spi Ing or fall goods. Silks , dress
goods , cotton llanncls anil wool llannols wore
In good ieiiiest | for fall trade. As regards cot
tons tiiijeis hold oif for as much as possible
but theie Is much encouragement from the
condition of stocks at either llrst or second
hand.
Mlniieii : | < tllH VVIii'itt .Market.
MlNNKAi'ot.is , Minn. . April Id. The market
wasnariow today , as there was no partlculai
support oll'ered , ( iood dt'inaml for cast
wheat ; No. 1 not thorn. OtHSOl''ic ; No. 2 north'
em , lUGltiQc . Uccolpts , wheat , 445 car.
Close : April. O&uc ; May , 05'tc : July , C8'c
On track : No 1 hind , Ii7 > tc ; No. I northern
UUc ; No. 2 northern , 03aii4c.
llrllU'i drain Truilu Itovlovv.
LONDON , April 10. The Mark l/inu Hxpret ,
lu U. wcukly i vluw of thu lldtUli uralu uudi
I
y In tliitty Mirer iuiirk < < t there Imi'torn '
Ml iiniictifC'tu nt In I rtilltli wheiit The sulei
"Uii' ttulh.irvi > t have It't n a 3r'J.oiiOquarters
the ihvii'iiHi , i . with lust year In Ing
dun to the low prli'cs , In coin iilelice | of the
low v linen win at has been fed to slock , The
Imports of foreign wheat since the harvest
amount to HHr > H,247 nimHcr * . and the Imports
f Hour to I.17i.ir. : | iiiiucM. | ( lloth thettn
ports , " ' winnl | mill Hour show a decrease. The
stocks have nU decreased since January.
There nro 2lu' < 00 ( ) quarters of wheat on
passage totlreat Hi'J'alii ' , J-'iut corn IH weaker ,
roiimfand yellow IH ilnner. Ik ? "lock ofenni
In London Is 30,000 qunrlers , ngfiJ.1 ' > < iOoO
ijuurtnrs at the same time last year ,
Collco
Nr.w YOHK , April iO.-Optlons iteady
nt 55120 points decline , closed barely steady
at l&if.2j iiolnt.s down. Sales. 41,000 bift : ,
Including : April. $15.7moiri.7& ( ; .Muy , llB.on
( ftlfi.CO ; June , J15.4fWUG.&r > ; July , $10.50 ;
Aintttst ; , , $ ir.,40 ; Stptemher , tlD.40a1ti.riO ; ( ) c-
toblT , 51 u. | i n ( ( , m.uc ; November , J15.30 : De-
Ofmhor , tI0.20iil5.30. Spot Klu dull , numin.il ;
i 10.50.
I'hll.'nlelplilii liriiln Mnrket.
Piili.Aiir.i.t'iiiA , Pa. , Aptll 10.-Wiii\T-Mar- :
ketqnlel and steady ; No. 2 led , April , 75 < l ®
Ci'tiix Dull and lower ; No. 2 ml\ed , April
OATS Car lots ruled steady , though dull ;
futuies stninger , but quiet : No. 2 white ,
April , 40'i4i-llc. '
Liverpool .Markets.
17UVEUPOOI , , Apill 10.Viir.AT rirm ; de
mand model ate : holders oll'er spirlngly.
COIIN I'lrin , demand moderate.
HAUO.N Long clear , .i'45 40s percwt.
LAUD Pilmo western nominally 52s per
cvvt.
cvvt.PKAS - Canadian , 5s 4d per cental.
.Mlluililkec MurKttts.
MILWAUKEE , WIs. , April 10. WIIIHT Steady ;
July , GHJ4'c ; No. 2 sptlng , G7c.
OATS ytiiet ; No. 2 white , 34'JG35c ; No. 3 ,
HAUi.KV-03'jc.
KYK 57ii571li' ( .
Clncli initl Alarkets ,
CINCINNATI , O. , Apill lO.-WllBAT-Qulet ;
No. 2 led , 1'i'Jc.
CoitN-ritm ; No. 2 mixed. 4Hai3'4c.
OATS r.isy ; No. 2ml\eii , 33 ( , ® 34o.
WittsKi steady at J1.17.
Cotton .MurUrt.
NKVV Oiu.c\Ns , Ia. , Api 11 10. Weak ; good
middling , O'ic ' ; low middling , 7 ll-10c ; good
ordinary , 8'Bc ; gloss receipts , 12,902 bales ;
exports to PiaiicelJoll bales ; sales , 0,500
bales , stock , 251,178 bales.
Itullhnoru ( ir.iln .Murkot.
nAt.TtMOHK , .Mil. , April 10.-WHKAT Strong ;
No. 2 red , spot ami Aptll , 70'iC.
COIIN Sluing ; mixed spot and April , 48' ' Jc.
OAT3--julet ; No. 2 whflo western , 41o.
Toledo Ciraln .Market.
Tot.ino , O. , Apill 10. WllliAT Active , weak ;
No. 2 , cash , 73'sC. '
C'oitN Dull , steady ; No. 2 cash , 42c.
OAls-Qtilot ; cash , 43c bid.
Visible ( ' 1-aln .supply ,
NEW YOHK , April lO.-Vlslble grain : Wheat ,
77,293,000 bu. ; corn , 14,015,000 bu. ; oats ,
4,370,000 bu. ; lye , 809,000 bu. ; bailey , 800- ,
000 bu.
London Oil .Market.
LONDON , April 10. CALCUTTA LINSKKD
April and June , new crop , 38s Cd per quarter.
TUHl'K.sriM ; St'iillih 23s percwt.
STOCKS < VNU IIONDS.
After a Tolerably I'lrin Opening : Koeurltlcs
llucainu U'e.ik Ovrlnp ; to .strike Novvs.
NEW YOHK , April 10. The stock market
after a tolerably llrm opening became weaken
on the news fiom Chicago concerning the
strlkeot laboieis at the Wet Id's fair grounds
and the positive announcement of the ongago-
nont of $3,700,000 gold for shipment by the
steamship Havel sailing for Kuiopo tomorrow.
Dm Ing the day reports wore Industriously
circulated that the shipments of gold by thn
steamer ! , sailing late In the week would bo as
largo If not heavier than those to bo made
tomonow.
On the strength of all this the bears ham
mered the list and wlunover the market
showed a disposition to recover put out addi
tional lines of shot ts. Only In a few Instances ,
however , vveio the los > os leally Important.
Sugar fell oil' I'D per cent to 101 , Chicago Uas
' , j percent to 90'f ' , Northwest 1 per cent to
113'j , Lackawanna 1U par cent to 144'j ,
Delaware & Hudson 2 percent to 129 > { , General -
oral Klccttlc l4 ! per cent to KIO'j , Now
Kngland 1 percent to 33 , National Cordage 1
percent to GO'S , Heading 1 per cent to 23a !
and Tennessee Coal & Iron lj < percent to 25)J. )
Moslof the giangers and trunk lines , ns well
asMlssoml I'ai'llic , Union Pacific , Louisville &
Nashville and Western Union , declined only
f met tonally. In the meantime Manhattan
rose 3 per cent to 105 , leaeted to 103 and
rallied to 104. Klohnioml Terminal sold
up 1 per cent , but lost most of the Im
provement when It became known there worn
no developments concerning the nroposed plan
of roorganl/atlon. Distilling and cattlofecdlng
advanced from 30'/j to 32"s , and later sold oil
to 31's on rumors that the annual report to bo
made public on Wednesday would bo unfavor
able. The outstanding short Inteiest in thu
stock is very largo. At the close prices vveio
fiom'a to 1 per cent above the lowest , the
latter In National Coidago , which rallied to
G7'/i. The market loft oil bately steady In
tonu. The tiansnctloiiM aggregated 228,010
shines of which 180,005 were listed and 38- ,
015 unlisted istocks.
The following mo the closing ouotationsof
the loading stocks on the New Yoik fctooiv c.\-
change today :
bill. a kul.
The total sales of stocks today weio 228,000
shares , Including : Atchlson , 0,000 ; Chicago ,
llnrllngton > x ; ( julney , 3,400 : Chesapeake .t
Ohio , 4,700 ; Chicago C.as , 13,000 ; llolawaro ,
Lackawanna & Western , 4,21)0 ) ; Distilling ,
20,000 ; Maifliattan , 4,100 ; Missouri Pacllic ,
8,300 ; National Lead , 3,800 ; National Cordate.
13,700 ; New Kngland , ll.Btl ) ; Heading , 21,000 ;
Richmond Teimlnal , 15,400 ; Hock Islunil ,
4,000 ; bt. Paul , 14,100 ; Sugar , 2,100.
Boston Stork ( Quotations.
IloSTON.Mass. , April 10. Call loans , 01JO per
cent ; time loans , ( > aO'i percent. The follow
ing are tlioololii'iiuotatlons on stocks , bonds
and inlnliigHliaies :
St. I.niiU .MlnliiK Moclm ,
HT. r.otTis. Mo. . April 10. U-o , KlUnboth nm
Oranlto Mountain stock contlnuo to ho
.
* ! < itt/l4 l tttIM Ti * * lli4W t ttVI t'il tUt lllij UVUIHll
ut JO.25 , u 23o ptr bhaiu udvuuco over the bi
prior nnil flt/idi t'l ' htul 47 , * I 1 1 fi r It which
wn JIab < i\i Itmiivii k spilt i - ynolaltons
on tln > rcmalnili'r iiijili iHto-ks were
*
Admin . I H ) " ( irnnllo M. IS.Ml MI J
Ann-rlciin N lloin- .1 'J Ml "tt
illlmol . ilA-o , fl.W
loRurcil _
Nmv Vork MoneyJ
NRW VOIIK. April in. MONUV ox OAt.t.
Was fairly active at UifO per cent , last loan 0 ,
eliiso otfi'ti'il nt 6. '
PlllMljMKIiCvNTlix 1'Al'F.ll G 7 per cent.
fTEiiUNd KxciiANan Stuuifv , with notnal
business In banker" * ' dills at'l.8Gfor ! sixty
days and $4.87 for demand.
fjjvBHMiB.xT HoSlH-steady. Slate bonds
dull.
, j „
Tlio closing qllotatlotjt on bonds :
u. * . it tee IM l. Ii .tS. t1' U'n 51. Ill
U. S. < s coup 113 Vt I'AUlCon U7l (
tl s. iii coup . . . . ' . . . 1 : A P. Ills. . . . 118
M'I CIIIC ( ! Of'Hi. . . . . ' . _ r. r. L. o. Tr nets " 3
l.otilslivnivs'poil Is. , 1111 ! ' P. It. (1 T' . Itets SH ! {
Missouri 8s 101 L'nlon Pnclllc lits. 100
Tcnn no IT set ( In. . . . IIM Went Shore lomi
Tcnn now t Ss . 101 H. (1. ( W Is 77 ! <
Tcnn. nev sot Ss. . . 7M- , Alcli. 4s
Cen. I'.tclllclfti lOii'-i ' Atch 5l < s , elms A. .
lt.fi II. O l ts. . . . UHli O. II A. rt. A ts . KMU
I ) . , t II. (1 4s 87' 101
Krlo Sil. . Ii7' ' It. X r , C. t > . ICtl
M. K. A T. ( It'll. ( Is. ML II. AT. I' . Con. Us. . . 10J
M. K A I' , dun Ss . 40 N. Cnrolltm Us . \1i \
.Vlutiml Union 6s. . . lUJ N' . Cnrollmi Is . ! > 7
N J C. Ipl. Curt IIP. i C. llrown eon. . . . t'S
N. P o lit * ims 'I'onn , olilOs . n.
N. I'nc. Sill IU Vn.i.s . 60
N. W. Coinols W Vii. IX-Mnt. coup. . 3o
N. W. Drbon. 6s 1IU Vii. Conns . 60
fct.A. I..XI. Ceil. ( is. . . Sj
bid , tusked.
I'lll llii'hll NP | < ' ,
Ctrv , Mo , , April 10. Clearings ,
J1.834.B3-I.
PAIIIS , April 10. Throe per cent rentes , 07f
O4' c for the account.
New VOIIK , April 10. Clearings , $81,105.-
400i balances , Jfi.lion.Crj.
It VI.TIMOIIK , Mil. , April 10. . t'lcarlngs , $2,219-
09 1 ; lialancos , } l tHU 7. Money , 0 per cont.
Piili.AtiKl.i'lllA , Pa. , April 10.-l'h-arlnisIO-
103,701 ! balances , M,03Hb3G. Money , -I1 , W >
Dor cont.
CINCINNATI , O , April 10. Money Offl 7 per
cent. Now Vork exchaiiKi1 , OOu picmliini ,
Cli-nrliiRs , W,770'JuO.
HI-HI , IN , April 10. The statement of the
Impoitnl Hank of ticimany sliousit decrease
in specie of 10,010,000 marks.
ST. l.ot'H , Mo , April 10. Ulnnrlngs , J5.007-
355 ; balances t.rJOO'J33. Money , iiilet | at 0il7 (
per cont. i\chaiio ; ( on Now Voik , OOc prem
ium.
HOSTON , Mass. , April 10. ClearliiRs , J10-
GOO.'J.liti balances , 'CJoi , . ' )3i ) ) , Halo for money ,
6QO percent. K\cliango on Now Vork , 1744'JOc
discount ,
NBW Oiti.p.VNs , Ii. , April 10. Clearlnss ,
J1,027,35'J New Vork eM'hanse , commercial ,
75c perifl.OOOpicmliinii bank , $1.50 per $1,000
premium.
ClIlCAOO , 111. , April lO.-Clearinxs , JI7.712-
OG'J. Now Vork t'\cliitiKi : ! , 75o piemltim ,
cvcliiitiKu iiulet ; if-l.am , for Mxty-
dny hills ; tt.HS'j fordemaiid. Money , btiuni ;
at 0(2,7 ( percent.
O.UAIIA i.ivi : M.\ttKirs. :
Week Opens Steady vvlth Saturday on Ci t-
tlo llo8 ( Stroll ) ; toHolier. / .
MO.NIMV , April 10
The supply of both cattle and hogs was
slightly heavier than a week ago and the sup
ply of sheep a trlllo lighter.
Dealers who wore looking for a heavy run
ofcattlo were surprised at the receipt of an
oven 100 cars , but buyers were unwilling to
show their disappointment by advancing
prices and the general maiket was moderately
actlvo ami about steady all around. lloth
shippers and dressed beef men bought , but
there was no apparent urgency to the demand
and sellers generally had to bo con
tent with Saturday's prices. A big
string of choice 1,322-lb beeves
brought $5 , but the big bulk of the olTeilngs
were 050 to 1,200-1 b. steers , and they sold
aiouml H.85 and $4.55. Tbeie was consider
able common .stock bete , but llttlo of any con
sequence hull to sell at undeift. .
The more desirable grades of butchers'stock
sold stionger , but common and canning glades
were neglected and decidedly diaggy. ( iood
tocholcucons nnil hclfurs sold at from $3.50
to4.25 , with fair to good stull largely at $2.00
to$3.30. Old thin runs sold down as low as
$1.25. Hough stock changed hands freely at
about steady prices from f2 to $4 for poor to
prime bulls , oxen and stags. Calves were gen
erally unchanged at from J3 to $5.50.
Them was n good di'al ' of activity to the
feeder trade. OlVenngs were quite liberal and
icgular dealers vveio eood buyers at sight
around steady pi Ices. Sales out of llrst hands
weiolnigejy al from J3 lo $1.05. Countiy
buyers took very few. lioprcseiUatlvo sales :
nncr.
No. Av Pr. Ar. Pr.
1 800 : if.O 1140 4H5
T'JO 3 "S lt'J4 440
1 yoo 385 40 10-I'J 440
5 HSU 400 83 1030 445
2 O.i0 400 10 ! 1109 4 CO
7 1108 420 1 ! ) 10'J'J 450
10 lO'.C ) 423 5 10C7 465
0.73 425 25 931 455
10 1005 430 21 1101 455
28 915 4 35 20 1171 455
10 1220 35 14 1IG7 455
32 893 35 48 1 157 4 55
18 912 35 23 1UUG 4 GO
2'J 9iO ( 33 1 175 4 05
22 929 35 3 1370 4 (15 (
8 1070 433 14 1287 J 70
24 1012 4 35 20 1200 475
SIIII'l'INO. AND CM'OIIT.
3 . 040 00 10 HIS 475
18 1142 440 31 12M ) 475
14 1223 440 118 1322 500
20 123U 4 45
MIXED.
9 GS'J 3 95 24 897 4 25
11 ll.W 4 10 17 'J9J 440
33 700 4 25
cows.
780 1 25 12 850 285
9JO 1 23 1 740 290
843 1 60 11 1027 300
920 1 75 1 850 300
725 1 75 29 1U09 300
b20 1 75 5 10i4 ( 310
850 200 15 1029 325
888 2 00 73 820 325
923 200 19 910 325
&SO 200 4 1035 325
1 9.10 2 00 4l b30 3 25
3 723 200 4l 1020 325
3 953 200 l nee 325
6 < J92 2 10 3 1128 330
3 1127 225 13 831 330
1 930 225 13l 1090 350
1 114U 225 8 1030 350
1 b70 225 1 920 350
1 . 950 225 3 1100 350
2 985 223 0 9iO 350
J bSO 250 1240 300
1 950 250 10-10 300
5 KM 250 15 1000 300
1 IfiM ) 250 2i 937 .105
1 440 200 0 990 375
3 feU7 2 CO 53 918 375
lo bltt GO 5 1051 385
975 275 1 1200 400
' u)70 ) 275 1040 423
.1000 2 75
001 240 15 4SS 335
100 .250 2 10G5 3 bO
037 3(10 ( 23 729 385
770 325 1 030 445
340 3 25
1 springer & 0 00
1 spriiiKOf "IJ ° °
1 cow uiul calf ! < K )
1 cow anil calf ! 1 >
1 milker ' . , < . , . " 3 00
UALVr.S.
1. . S20 3 00 2 . 155 5 50
. 85 4 76 3 . 153 550
10 ! . 151 5 00 1 . 140 550
i. .ior.o 2 00 .ISfX ) 3 10
i. .1310 'J 50 ' .litCO : i 10
i. i.i. .1770 'J 7.1 i .1G70 illfl
i. i.i. .1010 3 7i ! , .1100 a ir >
i. .1400 UTS .1400 il 15
i. .P.WX ) 3 75 .2liO : a in
. 15iO ! 2 Ml . 12GO a is
.1G15 2 bO .1010 a as
,17bO 2 Ki .i : K ) a 40
.1'J'JO ' 2 IK ) .15IK ) a 40
.140 ! ! U 00 .IbOO a 75
.1G-IO U 00' '
.1352 225 15S5 400
840 3 73
UTOCKKH3 AND
1 . . 070 200 1055 350
1 . . 890 3 00 3 990 a 60
15 ! ! ! ! . . 74 3 00 1 070 350
G ' . . 620 3 ( X ) 3 683 350
11 ' ' ' . . 420 a 00 9 5tW 300
10'J . . . . MO 305 1 4S-0 305
1 . . 7bO 3 10 1 UN ) 375
8 . . 1102 ! 1 15 2 600 375
1 " . . 920 325 39 725 3 bO
15" . IKK ) 325 280 004. y 90
670 3 25 128 1010 405
UGO 3 35 79 1004 405
575 3 60
Hous The hog market was actlvo und a
hhadohtrongcr all around. Thoiu WIIH tliu
Ubtinl light Monday nupply and tbo usual
Indllleriint Monday iiuallly. Chicago had only
umodoiuto biippl > and price * wuiu quoted
tti outer Ihciu. I'rlcfk licit ) vuiu atiunt to u
IilcKi'l hi. ! , , M | , , | | | , , | , , , , , , , , | wtllt | ' 1. U
crs msii mi I'imii shlppcMiuni > ! i > n Huts
nit in tin Held tin ji : lunds mi s'tle did not
loiitt n main in nmt hands IH.I.II . . to chi u--
im'dluni neitfht and heavy hius sihi al finiii
* i' ' / / ) up toil , MII Hitli light sluir and mixed
packing itiaili's very hugely at ti. TO and ,7.'i.
The trade was brNk from slatt to llnNh , the
hulk of the fair to good hoe * nf all neUhts
clmtiKlng hands at jii 70 ami 0 , ) as against
J0.70 to } n.7ri Saturday and in ' . to JO.OO ono
week ago. Hcpicsontallvc sales :
No. Av. Sh. IV. No. Av. Sit. IV.
0..210 40 JO GO 71..211 2SO | 0 75
3..307 0 ( W tV.254 ) 200 0 * . * >
8..229 G ( Vi 03..212 240 075
10..2,53 bO 005 CO..272 2M ) 075
4. . . .225 G G5 64. . . . " .Ml bO G 75
78..HM 80 Oil ) : t0..23S ICO 075
07..209 320 070 CO..221 G bO
40..225 40 070 6S..HOI 200 0 0
& 2..193 80 070 53.,303 120 0 Ml
8S..s2U M ) 070 01..283 240 0 bO
M..2IS DOO 070 bl..MO 100 OM )
03..240 100 070 08..2MI 3X ( ) 0 M )
6..22J 070 01..258 M ) C S3
80. . . . 234 Ml 075 C3..235 bO 0 Si
03..241 2M ) 075 08..201 200 01'O '
Sum1 I'lve double decks were received of
which thtee weie billed to local slaughtcri'is.
A load of pretty gooil lambs brought JO and
some good westerns and jeaillngs brought $5
and $ j.20. The demand Is vety active from
all sources iiml pi ices are ijuotably strong ,
I'nlr to good natives , f3.7olt6.ll5 ; fair to
good westerns , $3.5035.30 ; common and
stock sheep , S2.25'iii.75 ; ; good to cliolco 40 ( o
100-lb. lambs , J4.60iiO.25. liopiesentatlvo
sales :
'
No. Av. IV.
1 burl : 150 M UO
3 tailings 140 4 15
1 tailing 70 4 15
44 western wethers 114 4 95
47 Mexican yearlings b3 6 00
83 western wethers 120 6 20
230 Mexican lambs 04 G 00
Itori'lpUuiul Disposition ol Mock ,
Oftlclalroo'jlpts anil illspxltlon of sto. " ' a <
show n by tlio books of tlio Union Stock Vards
company for the foi ly-elglit hours ending al
6 o'clock p. m. Apill 10 , 1893 :
IlKCr.tl'TS.
llOlfl-S .1 MI.S
ileuil Curs llnnil Curs llt'iul Curs , llcnil.
23 1.01(1 (
ni.si'osirios.
Live stock .Matkct.
CiitCAno , 111. , April 10. [ Special Telegrani
toTin : HII : : . | Sales of cattle weie on a basis
of from $1.5(1 ( to $4 for Inferior to choice
cows and bulls , $2.05 to $4.50 for stockers and
eedeis , $4 to $ G.15 for diessed beef and
hipping steels , and from $2 to $4.75 for
'exas cattle. Theie was fair activity In all
randies of the market , and the moiedeslra-
le grades generally sold at full prices. Most
f tin ) trading was al from $2.15 to $3.25 for
ows and bulls , and at fiom $4.25 lo $5 for
teers.
The hog market was unsettled at the open-
ng of business this morning , buyers wanting
oncesslons , and In some Instances getting
hem , but a little laloi the till n was In selleis'
aver and befoie 0 o'clock there wa.s a well de-
ned advance of Oc. The clo-o was sliong at
mm JG.75 to $7 35 for hogs weighing fiom 140
o 105 pounds , at from $7 to $750 for ml.xed
ml medium and at fiom $7 15 to $7.55 for
roves averaging over 250 pounds.
The supply of sheep w-ts large , consequently
heie was a weaker market. ( Jood to choice
miles were petcepilily lower and poor sorts
bowed a ledncllon of 10 , : per 100 Ills. The
oregolmr also applies to lambs , the upper
ratios selling as well as befoie , while thin
lock could bo moved only al concessions.
notations ranged fiom $4 to ill for Inferior to
boice sheep and al fiom $1.00 to $0.00 for
amhs , A bunch of fancy ninety-tive-lh.
ambs brought } G.i& ( and 211 head averaging
iirhty-fonr Ibs. sold .u that llgiue.
Herelpls : Cattle. 15,1100 head ; hogs , 17,000
lead ; sbeop , 12,001) head.
The Kvcnlng .loutnal reports :
CATTI.I : Hecoipts. 10,000 head ; shipments ,
. head : maikot slow , lower ; pi line
leers , $5. infi.1 } 85 ; medium , J4.U5U5.25 ;
ilhers , $4.40'f 1.45 ; slorkcibiitiil foodeis , $3.25
j.4.25 ; cows , ? 1.05S,3 75.
lloos Hecoipts , 17,000 head ; shipments ,
0,000 head ; market brisk , stronger ; common
mil mixed , $7.10'3i7.aO ; prime heavy and
butcher weights , $7.40(67.55 ( ; light , $7 15517.30.
SHEEP Receipts 11,000 head ; shipment ,
2,000 head ; market active , stiong to lilgber ;
uitlves , Sf4.3Oa4.85 ; clipped Te.xnns , $4.00-16
l.'JO ; westeius , $5.15(25.75 ( : lambs , $4.75yG.85.
Kansas City l.lvo Stork Market.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. . April 10. CATTI.U Kn-
.elpts , n,200hoad ; slilpmonts , 2,000head ; tlio
narket was actlvo and steady to strong for
teors and cows ; fcedcis steady ; Toxasnnd In-
llan steers stiong to higher. Heprcscntallvo
sales ; Pressed beef and shipping steers , $4.10
JD.27H : Texan and Indian steels , $2G5'34.14Q ' ;
cows and heifers , $1.50 ,3.05 ; stockers and
'eeders. i4.32'j.
Iloos Hecelpts , 3(658 ( head ; slilpmonts ,
3,200 bead ; the market actlvo and 10 ®
lOr higher , closing 15ft2K- ( higher ; all grades ,
J5.50BG 85 ; bulk , SG.UOitG.7O.
SIIKCP Receipts , 2,100head ; shipments , 200 :
ho demand was gooil and the market strong.
St. I.onld Live Stock Miirliet.
ST. I.ouis , Mo. . April 10. CATTI.K Receipts
3,200 head ; shipments , 500 head : market
slow , nothing doing In native , fed Texas
steeis , weighing 080 His. $3.7O.
HoilB Receipts 2,100 head ; shipments ,
1,000 huad ; m-iiket llle hlghn ; heavy , ? 0.80
© 7.25 ; mixed , iU.OOJ,7.OO ? ; light , JO.TniiG.OO.
iSiir.up Hecoipts 200 ; shipments , none ; innr-
liel slow , no cliange.
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0.11 ViiA7.es. II. I ) . ItoodB r , , J\s F. IJooni :
Pros , VIce Pros beoy itTroaiN
HAWKEYE
COMMISSION CO.
Capital S.J'S.OOO ; Omaha nnJ Sioux City.
Grain and Provisions
Railroad Stocks and Bonds.
, nu VATIC
loom 212 New M Life Building
OMAHA ,
nr.l'"nunNOF.S : lownSlato National Hank ,
Slonv City ; Couunorclal National Hank.
Oniuna.
Speclul attention given to oiitsido orderss
Curresponilonce sollolled
Kev. i : . N. llarrU It
Itcv. K. N. Harris , pastorof the Both Eden
Baptist church , has tendered his resigna
tion , to take effect on .nine 30. Ho was seen
yesterday \ a HBI : reporter , but preferred
not to Rive his reasons for resigning. He
has as yet no other work in view.
The congregation of the Both Kdcn church
numbers IN ) members and is practically out
of debt , with the exception of a Ilirht ineuni-
branco on the church. The property owned
by the congregation on Park avcnuo In-
eludes a ver.nuai . and commodious church
and a comfortable and convenient parsomigo
adjoining. Hov. Mr. Harris has filled llio
pulpit of this church during the past two
years. _
Piles of people have plies , but Do Witt'
Witch IInelSalvo will euro them.
-
Itooiii for Charity.
ICvJustieo of the I'cnco U. 13. O'Connell
may soon lie a subject for the coroner. Ho
is lying at his home , Tenth ami Atlas streets ,
in i\ precarious condition resulting from in
juries indicted by two men as the outcome of
u saloon brawl last \veek. The case
is a sad ono because Mrs. O'Con-
nell is u cripple and imablo to do anything.
There are live children in the family , the
oldest of which is 15 years of ago.
Piles of people have plies , but PoWitt's
vvitchluuel salvo will euro them.
\VIII Kxiinunu the llnnlcvnril * .
At 10 o'clock tomorrow morning the park
commissioners will meet at Dundee Place ,
and , in a body , drive over the proposed north
boulevard from the Dlstln tract to Klmwood
park Two lines have been rfln by the ? n-
r , uud the cornmibsloiim , after going
over tl > proud' ' I nttil iirtirmlnlnvlui Ii utio
Is the most desirable nmt feasible \\lHhohl
it mectlm ? mid taxc the neccssiiry Bteps to
Imvc the boulevard opened up anil Improved
this ji'.ir
ITioi of pcnpio have piles , but \c \ Witt's
Wltt'h Hiui-1 Salvo will
cure thi'tit.
Anll-VIco Men Sleet the ( Inveriuir.
A special committee from the nutl-vlco
workers held n potiferi'iu'e with Governor
Crounso last Sattirday night in tuonftli-pof
the Central I-oati und Trust company In Tun
Bun uullding mill dlscu.s.sed the coming ap
pointment of two lira and pollco commis
sioners to take the places of Mr. Gilbert and
Mr. Smith ; whoso terms of ollico expire
vtlthlti a few week * .
' "Wo made no request of the governor for
the appointment of any particular Indi
vidual , " said ono of the committee
iu talking of the meeting. "Wo wanted
the governor to tindi'rstaiid the exact
position wo have taken lu the ofTort to sup-
in-e.ss vlco. The oflort we have made to lr > \i >
the huvs enforced was thoroughly explained
to the governor , and while ho gave us no i-i-
dlcatlon as to whom ho expcoti'd t. ) appoint ,
and , in fact , \\odid not expect that ho vvouH ,
yet ho gave us to uiiitorstaml that ho was iu
sjtnpath.v vvlth the movotretit to have the
laws of the state enforced. So far us we
have boon able to ascertain there has hern
no protest sent to the governor at'.ittist the
reappointment of Mr ( iilbort or Mr. Smith
Our conference lasted about an hour and wo
wore well pleased with the position taiten by
the governor. Wo conlldontly expect that ho
will do the proper thing wheat ho time comes
to appoint oillcers to llll the vac.uicios that
will arise next month. "
PIles of people have piles , but Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro thoiu.
;
Sehool Itoiml Top c < ,
It is becoming pretty well understood that
the Board of Kducntloit prefers male teachcis
to those of the opposite so\ and that as fast
ns vacancies in the priiuipalships of the
larger schools occur they will be tilled bj
men. The movement does not go so far ns
to deprivH any of the present teiiohi'is ol
their positions , but the chmipo will pradu-
itlly hu brought about as vacancies occur
At present there are hut three male to tellers
in the schools , and they nro not occupying
the most Important positions.
The opening ol the now Central school
offers the possibility for the election of anew
now principal , and many of the Ind.v prin
cipals are anxiousl.v conning their chances
lor the place. There will bo politics in a
teapot the minute the position is declared
vacant.
Workmen nro still plodding alone nt flttlmr
up the now rooms in the city hall buildim. .
but at the present rate ot progress the
apartments will not be ready for occupancy
for several weeks.
Superintendent Kltrpatrick made a Hying
visit to Chicago last week.
There were twenty-four teachers present
at the spring examination hold in the High
school last Thursday nnil Friday.
Arc Vim \Vltb Im ?
A special excursion to North Galvcslon ,
Tex. , will leave Omaha April 11 , 1WW. He-
markable Inducements are offered. For par
ticulars apply to D. 1) . Smonlon , agent , room
17 , Barker block , Omaha , Neb.
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I'olliMi riir.igr.ipbs.
In police court yesterday O. Walker ,
who claims to bo an engineer on n railroad ,
was lined ) and costs lor defrauding the
Grand Central hotel.
Houbeii Ncor was arrested yesterday
with several United States mail sacks in his
possession , which ho clnin.s to have found.
The case is being investigated as Neer is an
old offender though jouii'T in jcnrs.
For assault committed last Saturday on
Ins wife , .lolin Haimnctt faced .ludge Berka
this mornhur. Court Ollleor Wtilkcr had ar
rested him at Swift's packing house , wliero
ho works. A line ol $1U was assessed against
him for the offense.
The imiucst ou the body of DotlefT H. Don
was helil at 11 o'clock yesterday ; the
Jury bringing in a verdict of suicide by the
use of strjchnine. Ho will ho buried at the
county's expense , his former wife in Daven
port refusing to assist in his burial.
Another of the Dodge county hog thieves
languishes for a few hours iu the city Jail ,
arrested by the sherift of that county yes
terday , ills name is Frank S'llmou Several - ,
oral days ago the detectives hero took in a
man by the name of McliHyro for a similar
offense.
Piies of people nave pi.os , but Do Witt's
Witch Ifcucl Salvo will euro them.
Now < ! riiln Inspector.
A Board of Trade man has received n let
ter from the governor stating that Mr. Gor
don had been appointed chief grain inspector
of Nebraska in place of Mr. Thompson
whose resignation was handed in a few days
ago.
Nothing is known on the board regarding
the now inspector , not even his residence.
Mr. Thompson is pi eiwring to leave for St.
Louis as soon as relieved from duty , where
he has made arrangements to go into busi
ness.
A Sitrill Donor 1)111. )
Fifty cents is a small doctor bill , but thv : *
is nil it will cost jou to euro any ordinary
case of rheumatism ifou use Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. Try it , and you will bo sur
prised ut the prompt relief it affords. The
lirst application will quiet the pain.
Is tlio l'it ' Illooil Mi'illrlno , nn-nu'o
ltn < l ts hnturn to thr.iw off the lm
put Illi 4 oft ho M , ii1 , unit n' the. until
time tones nit the entire iirpitnlxin , This H just
eiwtrniv to tliocUYrtor thn various j > otji h , nicr-
cury , p.irMi'.trill.-i mutuirs. vvhlih Imttlo up thu
liiniurltli's lu the M stem , time prodm-intf inticli
tdckiicsandMilfcrlnn' . Tliuu-foie'urn
BLOOD MEDICINE
you cannot do l-wttcr tliuu t.iko H. P , 8.
"As n ph.vslrl.in , 1 have prescribed Atul itscil
P. M. S. lu tnv | irietlcn as a tonic , nnil for blooil
troiible.s , and h.ive bion very sneci' sfnl , Inovir
nsedn. temi"l\ which gave ttich general ratlafno
tlon to iiiv.vlinnd p.iilcnK ,
" 1 , . II. Km in , M. i > , M rkcy , 1ml. "
Trc.Vlsoonbl'K'd ' nndHkin dl ea rsiimllcdfroc > ,
S\\U'V ai'KI. iriC CO. , .Ulatita , Ua.
t 3tT V-Tt I r 1t ttI 1it * rilr
r t'1 - " \ \
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"fe-iiaf
Cook qnlckpfit
and best.
ifc
They nro n
kitchen
n-cessltv
IlKhleii
il ml
the . . - .
orthcfin
Don't lot
jo'tr
denier soil
you
nnothor
kind.
Send
stamp
for u
IDOpnge
COOK
BOOK 5.------
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MILTON HUMUS & . BOKS , Atto. , Omnha , or
uV3acsticjV3fR. ) Co..St. Loiiis.
TREATMENT.
Chronic ,
PrlvaU ail
Special DISG1S35.
r DisEASiS OF mm
tM A * * Tiontoil at WOl a montli
and all me llrihus
furnlshO'l
All nthor troubles tnnlc'd at lensona'ila '
charges. CO.N-l L I'ATION I HI.I lalonof
adcli-i-ja
DR. SBYH01 PUTNAM
DOUGLAS BLOCK , - OMAHA , NEB
Pioi'n : \is roit M uvi \ i\i ( \M >
M \UI\IMi Ill'MllI.IM ! ( llip.irt-
m"Ht of the Intel Im , lieiiei.il I , mil illlici' .
\ Vaslilnuton.pill il , IMIJt.i'ileil pinpiiMili
will be lecelM'd at the licnei.il I anil (1111 , o ,
\\llshlimton , H. ( ' . . lllllil ' < uilm-l. ] > IM till
Satiuihiy. the iilh d.iy of M.i\ . 1 ' " . foi MII--
M < > Ing and mai King l > y sult.ilili iniiiiiiini nm ,
that pin Hun of the liniiiid.ny Inn tie
tween thi1 site | ; of Ntbi.i lt.L and tbn
sluli' of South JIaKola , ulii. li His ui I < if
the MI-MHiil ihei , naullini l > i'd l > \ ihi , U
of congie-- . . : iinon'ilucut | | . * > 1s i m.il.ini ;
appiopi lation fin -.in vex Ing the public Imils
( p.iniphli'l stainlcsnt huge , li'il-1' ! p lITi" .
The sin \ey Is to be executed in conipli.nicii
with sperl'lli'iitIons and Instim tlon and i"-
Isllng olllclal legulntloiis. The tune niiinii-
ments me to lie pl.iced at h.ilf iil- iuli i > , ils.
on s ild bouuilarv. 1'ioposals foi11r iinnj ; ( lull
survey and estaiillshlnglhe moiiniui nts us le
iiulreu bj the spi'i-itlcnllons Inslnii tion- and
logiilatlons , must Include In oui bid both thn
Held work and the monuments ( oplcs of tno
siieclllcatlonrelatlxo to the line and monuments
ments , and blank pioposals will be fiiinlshed
bidders on application to th" cnmmlsiloiicr
of tlicdenei.il I. mil Ulllce , Washiiigtnii I ) ( ' .
Dieli proposal must be nccomp.inled by a cer-
tilled eliecl : for J.OD. I'lopo-als will lie con-
sldeied only fiom piactlcal , e\pei lenced sur
veyors , who- competence and icllabillly aio
.satlsfactoiy to this ollice. The party to
whom thcconti.u't may be .iwaiditl will 1 > . re.
( Hilled to execute the work ' In bis own proper
person , " with such iisslstnn 'eam.ij be neces-
biiry. Tioposals must be Inclosed In envelopes
nnil niaiked 'Tioposals for the survey and es
tablishment of the boundaiv line biMweon N -
biaskaand South Dakota , and addiessed to
"Tlie ( 'ommlssliinei oTllir Cnu ral lind : Olllco ,
Clly of Washington , l > . ( ' . " The right to reject
any and all bids is reset veil y.W \MOIthl X ,
Commissioner. n'Jd H
Union Stock Yards Company ,
SouVh
licet CntMo llo nail shuon m.nk 'I I i till
Wood Brothers ,
l.lvo Stock Coiiimts4loii M > r < "i'inM
fcouthOmali'i Tclcplinno 1157. Uil
JOHN I ) OADHMAN , I
WAI/fllll II. WOOD , |
Mnrki't Upnrts by innll anilnlro ijirf II /
lied upon uiipllcntloa
OMAHA
AWNINGS AND TENTS
Omaha Tent-Awning Wolf Bros , & Co. ,
COMl'ANV.
Mnnufni-turerfl of touts.
iiuuliUM oic 701 uiul
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I10HHI' ! COVH1H ,
. . -
TUj s. ii.tli tli-jot
llll Fnrimm it
BARS AND TWIN'SBhTYCLES ,
Berais Omaha Bag M. 0. Daxon ,
COMPANY.
lini'orlera ' nnil mun.frj lllcyclci solil on monthly
Hour sucks , burlap ) ,
mine. payment ! I'll N 15th.
QOOTS AND SHOES ,
Horse Gee Shoe Company ,
' . ! llownnl St.
Salesroom ml ( > ! Ilco-1107-IIO'.MJt
St.
We nro the pM.v M.iniifii-tururj of Ilooti unrt
fclioe In Uin flute of Nulira ki
A Ki'ni'rnl liivltnlion laextunU-il In ull to Inspjtt
our new factory. _
KirKendall , Jones < & Ainer. Hand-Sewed
IOMPAMV Wlioloiilo HllOT I'D .
mfn nji'iitn lln.in nnil nibb'TK-nu 1IM-
llutitxir rlho1) t'o ll'Ji- ' UIO Ilnrnuy st
1101-110. lliirnar 81
COAL , CDXE , G1RNICE ,
Omaha Coal , Coke & i Eagle Cornlu Works
I.I.MK CU.Imil unilmifl Mfr < giilviiiiua I I run
tonl. S i : cor loth nna curnlc * wl el iw cip ,
mutnlllc nkvliu'tit , elu
1I1U-1II3 lii'Uit '
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Co. , KllpatflckKocl Dry
liOUDS CO ,
Dry Kooitu , notions , fur- .S'olloni. ijniHi' ( uralil- !
nlililni ; tioodi , uiriur Uik'k'OJili.iMr lll-i unl
llth unit Honard sti.
FURNITURE.
Omaha Upholstering Beeb33 & Raayan
CO , upliuliterod furnt- HJIIN1TU.I.S CJ , tiraco
turv , IIJJIIOl Nlcliulaj
bt. WugluiaUODly ,
Rector & Wilhelmy i Lotol & Lin ,
COM PAN V ,
Dcnii'M In tiinlvr.ir 111
Corner 10th nnil Jnckion luoi ainluii to ili
ll'J ' I KonxUadt
HATS , ETJ. WDRXi.
W.A.L.Gibban&Ci. OnialiaSafeanllm
LU.MDEf ? ,
John \YatoHM \ , Chirles R ,
lmportt'ilAtn3rlc uil'ort u inir iv il
Innil cjin nit. Mil vi i- ctvrfiuti in I pir | D.
koucaiiiunt uilils > iil u/
vrhlto llicu. 1'th uiul ilu.ixtu
I
Prick & Hertjrt , i. ObirhliUr & Co
Imp > l in u n I Jolioin
WtiulesuleH'piorilu it or * ol mini iirx notion * .
MA ! ) 01 I ir4 prom j.ly
1UUI Fit mam St. Oi ii' A iliaJi
PAPER. OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil C ) . ,
I'uny u full KIOU.I or
printing , wrniipliu on I llutbiol Anil lubno-itiil
writing pjpjrj , turj
liupiT , oto oil i. n\\a \ Krouio oti
PRQJJ3E
Branch & Co. , Jas. A. Clark & O , ,
Produce , frulti ot ull llutter ,
puultry und Kin
klnili , ( lyntor ) Jl , > < tdlli l
STOVE REPAIRS. I S.\31.DJJi
Omaha StYi ) M.A , O
, Horn repnlri Miiinif ictururi of t
and witter nttiichmenu il o o r , li i n i | i unit
lur any kind of Hluvo miMildliui brnuiiU of-
uudu , 1AII l > ouglk IU tlcu , Ktu uad U ii