Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Election Day Supplies Were Very Moderate
in All Grades.
FAT STEEBS ACTIVE AND HIGHER
DrrMird Heat .Men mill Hlilpprn In t'mnpc-
putltlon-t'iMv Stuff Hearer anil Hlronccr
ll K * Open Strong and G'liMu
n Dltno Higher.
TUESDAY , April 3.
Supplies of all klndn were very moderate
today. 80 fnr tills week , compared with
last , there linn been n slight Increase In
cattl" nnd sheep and n falling off of nearly
2000 IIOK *
Receipts of cattle were not nt nil heavy ,
lint as the proportion of western feeders
van munller tlmn on Monday the supply of
beef was about as coed as nt that time.
Kastern markets were In better nhapo nnd
Hjieculatlve shippers nnd buyers for eastern
butchers were out early nfter the cattle.
Thp drcs/icd beef men , counting on the pres
ent nnd prospertlve nmplo supplies , were In
no hurry to buy , but ns outside buying began
to lewen their efmnccs of filling their orders
they were readier to trade. The market be
came nctlvo nnd sales were made nt prices
anywhere from firm to Sc nnd lOc higher.
As usual the good , light und medium weight
ulcers were In the best demand nnd told to
the best advantage , while BOIIIO of the coin-
jnoner nnd heavier grades showed little If
tny Improvement. There was n good ,
Strong undertone to the trade , and while the
'arly business win none too brisk the mar
ket , closed up active and strong , with practic
ally everything out of llrst hands before
noon.
There was a very poor showing of cow
B'tiff ' , not much over fifteen loads , nnd It
Old not take buyers for local houces very
long to pick them up on the basis of
steady to n shade stronger prices. Calves
were In pretty liberal supply , but sold about
ns well ns on Monday. Hough stock met
with n good demand and n sternly sale at
prices If anything a shade firmer nil
around.
In stnckers and feeders the trade was list
less anil very unsatisfactory. Yard traders
liad n big supply on hand und country buy
ers with good orders were not very numer
ous. Trade was decidedly dull and drag
ging , and only a small volume of business
\viis trmiKncted , nnd mostly on the liu&ls
Of shaded prices , anywhere from a dime to
n quarter lower than ten days ugo. Oood
tci choice feeders are quoted at $ U.OOi3.tO : ;
inlr to good at $2.75 < & 3.00 , and lighter , com
moner grades at from $2.75 down.
Ilii'HiHENTATM3 : : SAI.nS.
DUCSSEO UIJEP.
19 tViiliTH. . . . 1C9) ) 3 SO 2 cows 975 2 25
HOGS Dealers generally were somewhat
disappointed at the comparative smnllne.ss of
tlio supply today. HerolptB foil nil of 3,000
idiort. of last Tuesday's run , but 'niado up In
quality what they Inched In quantity. The
market was higher east , there was an nctlvo
ihlppliiK and appculatlvo demand and al
though prices are relatively higher hero
limn at other western points local houses
Imvo to Imvo them. Iluslncxs opened out
tolerably active ut n fie to lOc advance , but
under the Influence of free buying the mar
ket rapidly braced up and cloxed all of lOc
higher than Monday , with the pens empty
by 10 o'clock. Ouo heavy buteher load
brought $4.60 and several lo.ula Bold for $4.4C
early , but the big bulk of the trading was
it fl.GO and 54.03 , ngulUHt $1.40 and $4.45
resterday nnd onn week ago today.
No. AV. Sh. Tr.
73 217 . . . $1 M
14 270 4 M
65 242 40
fil 267 120
U 27.1 80
71 2(4 ( 120
Wl 258 '
70 230 'w
SJ 244 241
l I'll 40
li" , 2.16
90 218
m 2i ;
6S 2J4
46 214
6l ! tin
Ml 303
till 368
IIS 301 IhO 0214
64 3U Kl ?
01 249 'V
4 274 200
71 2li
E' ' '
117 2 t ICO
7 247 rr.
Vi. ; 181
Ml VM
"S n * y
! ! ! " ! " 40
W 2UI 40
kl 2IS 40
65 , 25 ICO
(1 212
W Mi
7 2.M
74 2U 40
19. t. * * vQ . . .
r.i JJ4 r ,
' 2\ \ ICO *
1.4'H ICOW C7 W
j ) . .192 40 10 271
' ' ' ' ' 40 71 sii
aV' . . . . .w 40o 71V .191 so rr ,
fl 119 .211
( H > S.U 211 M
MCO
41) W 2S1 CO
WAND
Plf j AND itornn.
, .1144 SO 4 33
SHEW Hut two loads wcro received nnd
they worv billed direct to a local killer nnd
not offered on the market. Good muttons
nnd Iambi nro In very active ilenmnd at eon-
Rldcrably stronger prices" . Pair to good
natives arc quotable'ut J.00ffl.-j' : ! fair to
good westerns , } 2,75tfa.O. ; common nnd
stock * heop , $2.25fl'3.00 ; go"d to choice 40 to
100'lb. lambs nt fT.2'ffT , l.ilO.
llcrclpti nnd Il po4ltlon of Stock.
OtTlclil r.'CPliitianddlxiioiltlonofnlooltasBhon'ii
by tin ) books of thn ITiilou sio ! k Var.U cointuny
for tlio twviity-fonrhoitrsemlliie at 3 o'clock p. m ,
April . ' ) , l i)4 :
ircKiiT.i. :
C'ATTI.K. IIOOA snr.cp. utilise"
Carri.Hi | ! < l Cam Homl ) Cunt. [ Hea Cans. Hc.rl.
v .100
CIlfCACO I.IVt : STUCK.
.Woniliiy Win I'olIoM oil by I'lrin-
ner1 * YrMcrtlu.v.
ClUt'AdO. April .1. Tlini.- wonS2.321 licnil of
cattle lepfUfil jrsH-nlny nliil tinrcly 3..W tnjay.
Thu ural < ni > pH of ilnnduy , Iliorpfore , was fol-
loueil liy flimncH * . There W.IH lint rnii'-'h life In
the trnilc , but Ilifto WPre not rnniigh eiitllp lii > r > '
to 111 ! the ordiTs unit wllorx lunl intlier Hitlicrt
of the Mltiritlon. JOm-jlhlliK v-n * li'inicht lip In
Komi stiiKiin and sjinc of ilii > iun i utlrnctlvn
went n seal. ' iilj"M' yeatcnlay'H prices. The nr-
rlvnls HlnfiSatiuilny Ivivw Ijeon .nii ) ln-.i'l urcnti-r
llinn for Hie mum- time liiHt wrel ; . In view of
ulilcli fin11 the wny prlcus hnvu lid'l up IB
rather nurprlninp. Tli"y are oniy nrmut 10s lower
than they were last Kililny. The bulk of the
small niinibLT uti lndiiy'8 mtirKi'taa turneil
nver at from Jl' to J'J.S. " , for eoxvw find bnllfl und at
fiom } 3.1j to J3.J6 for l"or ! . Very few fat
Hirers were offered , and the hulk of the eowc
und InitlM wan eotninon.
AH wan the eaxu Ith cuttle , the falling off
In Hie hog arrivals WIIH Miry inaiked. fi.dy
ntcnit one-thlld n ninny IIOKS 'Xioweil up" nt
wen- received nn Monday , and as a natural enn-
sequence the tune of the maiUelnii much
otronjrer. IluyerH Jumped In any and ran tip
prleet from 100 to lf > r , ami they illd not exp.'il-
ence nny illfll > : ulty In holilltiK thai advantage to
the elnse. The ell ilcfst K'la fetehed fiom II.SO
to $4.SSb and the Inillc mid ( iliove J1.60 , or from
TJ.f'j to J .7.1. These aie null * . ' as pojd prleeH a.s
were paid on Hattirday. nnd It In Ilionslit by
many In the trade that ytHtcrday's prices \\e o
the lowest that will be seen for some time to
cume.
Kellers of sheep nnd lambs had not a word of
fault to Ilnd with today's mm Not. It was on
active na the most exacting could require , nnd
dclevoped great strength. There was a sale of
shfn nt tr nnil IS.2 : , was n.ntd for lambs. While
the bulk of the former sold above $1.25. and the
popular prlcca for lambs were fiom H.73 to $ . " > .
These quotations Indicate nn advance of from lOo
to 150. The U.OOO liend on sale were quickly out
of sellers' hands , and the close was llrm.
Receipts : Clattle , 3M ) head ; enlves , 400 head ;
hoifs , 14.000 head ; sheep , 9,000 head.
The KvenlnB Journal reports :
OATTI E HecolptH , 3,600 head ; market fairly
active , with n sllKht up turn ; prime and extia
native HteerH. $4.10i7 ! 1.2S ; fair to Roods , H.Tuff
3.93 ; others , J3.2JC3..10 ; Texans , } 2.S5i(3.4) ( ) .
IIOOS Hecelpts , 14 , UW head ; tn.irkct active.
weak , with nn uu turn of lOfllSe : lounh , J4 EW !
4.M ; packets und mixed. J4.C5KI.70 ; pi line lien\y
and butcher weights , ? 4."oai.JO ; assoited lights ,
' '
SI'I'RKI' AND I.AMDS HeccIptP , 9,000 head ;
maiket active ; top Fhcep , M.Mi&o.OO ; top lambs ,
11.7505.23. _ _
Local Produce .llurlict.
HI5TTEKf'holee stock Is sllchlly more plenti
ful than lait week , but no changeIn prlrer.
1ms resulteil. Kxtia choice loll butter. 17l'Jei
choice country , 14lCe | ; packlns htoi-k , 7SOe.
lO'JOH The market seems to have struck bit-
toin and lemalim Htnllonary. Most of today's
sales were made nt S'.ic. Htrlctly flesh et'gi" .
8f < S' e.
tlKSHiO : rOI'I/riY ! There Is n small tiode
nt rnlliiK prices. Chickens , SfiDo ; turkeys. ! ) fj' '
lOc ; ffprv and ducks , t J10c. Inferior stock would
sell below the n\jff \ ficurcf.
LIVIO I'Ot'l/ritV The market Is steady with a
fair demand. Hens. 7VJSc ; cprln ? chickens. Ciji
li'ic ; tuikeys , CiftTi' , youus roosters , CijO'ii' ;
btav stock , 4'3."ic ' ; oM roosters , 3c.
stock Is becDinlnB scarce nnd
commands better prices ; Eood , fat veal ? , CflSc ,
thin or heavy , 24 , r.e.
HONKY Choice white clover , lie ; California ,
ICc ; dark honey , 12'i < U13c.
MAPI.K HVnur ( Jullon Jugs and cans , per
do/ . . $12.U ; half Kalians , JC.r.o.
MAI'LIO KUOAU IVr lb. , lOe.
QAMK-Thero Is n plentiful supply , but the
maiket Is lather quiet. Mallards. J2.00ff2.25 ; red
heads. } 2.0itii2.25 ; hluewlns teal , Jl.23fll.SO ; green-
wlnir tH l , ! 1.00Jfl.-5 ; mixed ducks , 75S90c ; geese ,
J1.0Q04.50.
OYSTDHS Medium I X It , ICe ; horseshoe ,
18e ; extra standard , SOc ; selects , 21e ; extra se
lects , 22e ; company selects , 25c ; counts , 30c.
NUTS Clu-stiiutH , 13c per lb. ; Italian chest-
nuto , 12312c ; uinnndH | , 16c ; EnKllsh walnuts , 12c ;
filberts. 12c ; pecans , Inrze , 13(14c ; pecans , me
dium , 10i ) ; lirar.ll nuts , lie.
CIDKIt Pure Julie , per bb ! . , { 0 ; half bb ] . . J3.25 ;
OroRon , per bbl. , Jl.M ; half hbl. , $2.75 ; clarified
elder , per bbl. , J4.0 : liulf bbl. , J2.7S.
BAUHUKHAL'T 1'cr bbl. , J4 ; half bbl. , J2.25.
VECJUTAHL12S.
BKAN'S Callfornla Imnd-plcked navy , Jl.MIp
2.00J western navy , Jl. 75 1. SO ; common white
beans , $1. DOS 1.75 ,
ONIOXSOnions are quoted on oidcrs at SOc ;
onions. In bbls. , J2.75.
POTATOES- Minnesota grown potatoes , In
small tots from store , 75c : same In car lots ,
G5@CSc ; Nebrafcku and Iowa , from store , Cwc ;
Colorado , from store , SOo ; Colorado lots , 7297'ic ;
seed potatueA , Early Ohio , Jl.00fll.10 ; Karly Hose ,
0c.
0c.CAUllAaB
CAUllAaB The llrst shipments of , Florida cab
bage have arrived In excellent marketable condi
tion. Kloildn cnbhaRe , per crate , J2.U5 ! Califor
nia cabhaKP , per lb. , 2ic. !
CKI.nilY Extra fanoy California , 60cJ1.00.
SWI3ET POTATOB1 * Oood stock , per bbl. ,
J3.DOWt.fi1 : need potatoes , J3.23.
nnnUN VKdlSTAIII.nS Spinach , per bbl. ,
J2.00S2.23 ; salsify. 30fc35c per doz. ; radishes , per
doz. , 33 ; ; lettuce , per doz. , 35iJ45c ; cucum
bers , Jl.GOtri.75 : tomatoes , per cruto of SO IbH. ,
J1.5U ; parsley , per doz. , 30f < 35o ; CKK plant , per
doz. , $2.23 ; onions , per doz. . 2."f30ccaullllowerper ;
doz. , J1.23'in.r.ii ' ; aBiarngUH | , per doz. , 90c ; turnips ,
per doz. , "OfflVie : carrots , per doz. , "oc ; beets.
per doz. , BOv"i'I.OO : water crtss , per doz. . J1.76&
2.00 ; l-'loiida tomatoes , per W-lb. crate , J4.DO.
F11U1TS.
APPLES There are but few apples on the
market and the trade Is largely Bolng to oranues.
Kancy weslenm. J2.23 per box.
CUANltnnitinS The cinnlwrry season Is
nearly over and most of the stock Is too soft to
ship. There Is still some demand , however , for
Rood block , nnd prices nro ruling blither. Caps
Cod. per bbl. , J7 ; bell and bitKle , $7 ; Jersey. J7.
( A1I1''OHNIA OllANilUH-'Ihe market has ad
vanced nil uround and another advance Is ex
pected In April. Itlvercldc seedlings. J2.CO ;
Jtlversldo Washlnclon navels , $2.73iI3.0i ) : Hedhind
seedlings , J2. 505(2.75 ; Hedland navals , J3.00S3.2.1 ;
Passedenos and excelsiors , imvals , t2.0tr3,75 ;
seedlings. J2.50.
THOPICAI FRUITS.
1IANANAS The banana ttadu Is Increasing , but
I hero Is no quotable change In prices. Per bunch ,
large. ? 2.00liL'.30 ( ; small to medium , St.7C02.00.
l.UMONS-Messlnas. fancy , SI ; choice , J3.60.
OUANCIRri-Kancy Florldas , J3.23 ; choice l-'lorl-
das. J2.75if3.00.
OIIAPKS Theie are n few Malagas still on the
market. Per keg. JH.50.
Fills t-'nncj , per lh. . 13\
11AT13S IIuluwwi M to 70-lb. boxes , per lb. ,
" * ° -
KITH8 ,
linAR No. 1 black , large , J20.00ff23.00 ; me
dium , S13 ; small. JS.OOeiO.OO ; black yeaillngs ,
large , JlS.OOii 15.00 ; medium , } 10 ; small , J7 ; black
cubs , large. J0.00fl8.00 ; medium , J5.ooiftl.00 ; small ,
J4 ; hluck Montana uml Itiey ; mmmtuln , large ,
JIS.UO'u22.iW ; ineilluiii , J14 : small , JIO ; black Mon
tana yi-iulliiKW , large , | 12 ; medium , J8 ; small ,
J5 ; blai-k Montana cubs , Itirue , J8.50 ; medium ,
S4.W ; Hiiuill , J3 ; silver tip , large , J20 ; medium ,
J12 : small , Jl ; silver tip y irllnss ; , latge. ill ;
medium , ! S ; hinall , J3 ; sli\er tip cubi. large , JC ;
medium. * 4-W ; unnll. J3 ; brown , large , S20.WU
23.00 ; inedliun. J1H : smnll , J12 ; yeni lings , luiec ,
JIO OJfllZ.OO ; medium , JS ; small , Id ; cubs , large ,
JT ; medium , JS : Binall. 13 ; budget No. J , laige.
to b < > uii'l\- IIII-KP , $50 ; liK'illllin , ISO ; email , J20 |
CIMSH , liiicc. 7 ; miMlhim , 3 : fiiwll , S2 : rcU ,
IniKe. Jl.Wi niMllum. Jl-23 ; mnnll , Jl ; Ktay , laric ,
75cmiMluin , .60. ' ; kiiiiill. 40e ; kit. Inrue , 50o ; me-
dlilin , 4'c ' ; mnnll. 30r : l > nx. No. 1. lurge ; ine-
ulum 2 ; Hinull , ll.Wi mnrten. No. 1. large. 2 ;
ineillum , tl.Wi umll. 51 ; mink. No. J. InrEo ,
SOcWJl.OO ! ineillum , 75os mnnll , 6"ic ; mini ; ,
durk , No. 1. InrKC. II : " ' . "li" ' " : . . , ' : . ' ' .
$1nireoon , No. 1 , lnre. SOo ; ninlluin. 600. email ,
( On : raccoon , bluclt. IIH to beauty. NO. 1 laiTe ,
COofill'OUflkunk. . black , cas d , No. 1 larue , 1125 :
.null Mo ; uliort Btilpcd. InrBc , $1
mrdlum 75c ; ( , ;
' * * " ' ' I "V t : . . , , , . , .
At. m > n > ul > Itm.-t III civa
dluni. ; rnnill. H.WJ | iruli e , lariie , "OS75c ;
m.-.ll nn , Cms Binall. Wuj beux'er. per n'.dn. No.
1 liu-au IS.W&4.W ; miHllum. Jt.60 : umall. $8 ; kits ,
luree. J2 : medium , J1.60 ; small. J5 ; mu Urnts-
wlntor. No. 1 lark-e , lOfnio ; mwlliim. 9c : unnll ,
7c ; fall , liiiEe , 8i > 9o ; inedtuin , 7c ; email , Cc ; kltu ,
larsr , 20 .
HIDUS , TAI.IAINV. KTC.
I1IDKS No. 1 KiciMi hides. SHe ; No. 1 green
taltnl Illdes. 2'i l3c ; N . 8 trrt-cll salted hides ,
IVill'i'i N" . 1 veal calf. S Ibn , to IS lb , , 6Uc ; No.
S \t-al i-ulf , 8 . . to 1& Ibc. . ' ( So ; No. 1 dry Hint
lilJix. ie ; No. 3 dry Hint liUrc , 3o ; No. 1 dry
nailed 111 Jen. 4o. I'uit curt.-d IddeH ' .io per lb ,
leaa than fully curcil.
SIIKKP I'KWa-tJretn salted , each. ! 5 60o ;
Itreen nailed flie rllnK l lioit-wi ) led early
nklnx ) , . 'ucli , Krl.V ; dry idieaillniiii ( uliorl-woolcd
i-arly Klna ) , No , I , each , MflOo ; ilry > lieurllnua
( Khort-wonlinl rurly fkln ) . Nn. 2. cui'h , 5o ; dry
ttlnt , KuitsaH mid Nebru ku buU'litr wool pelts ,
\ < rr lli. . tu'lual welElil. Stjlk'i illy flint , Knnoni
tiiiJ N bia ka tauitHlu wuU t Ua , i/tr lb. ,
netnnl weigh' ' 4ft < ! < ' , dry flint rVitnr..itii huti'luT
wool polls tier lli , , alu.il weiKlit 4 > / < i. diy
Hint , i uli'iiul' . . munnlnVu < > l pclt. > , per lb. , actual
vveiRlit , 4WCO.
TAI.I.OW AND UlttlAPi ; Tnllnw , No. 1 , 4UO
4He ; tnlli'W , No. 2 : < ir < e ( Krenne , white A , 4c.
Breoiie , wh'to II , 3)c. ) niiwe , yvllnw , 3c ; Breiisi1 ,
i'nr ' ! ( . 2 HO ; uld I'Uttfi. SUI U ; tecs will , crime , 15
luurili talluuitiic. , .
NUU' YOniC. April 3.-l-'l ) UU-neopptn | , 37-
7W hlilR. ; c | > ort , 4lo > bbl . : tnv \ , nW ) | ikKC ,
M/iikel liml n Htm ii.ulei tune , but I'm diMnnnd
win mil limited for the beltvr Kinilc ? . the trndo
ci'mlliKly bcliiK well Upillnl | ; Km' grndenerc
In fair ilcmnndi rye Hour , ntendy ; biickwliedl
Hour , nnrm.il.
ll/CK\VIItA'r-Dull ! : ; Cnnadtnn , cx-bond , 63 ®
C7c.
C7c.CCJltN MrAt : < ( ) uleti yellow WMiern , IJ.CSQ )
2.70 : brandywllic , t.70.
HYi : Nominal.
HAlll.r.V-liull ; No. 2 Milwaukee , C5cj un-
crnei , c.
IIAllI.nV MAI.T Dull ; wealcrn , CSfiMci Onnn-
illun , Wtwc ; Blv-rowed , SOflSoo.
WltUAT pcelfit . 3,300 Im. ; exports. 131,50)
bu. ; fiilm , l.lW.oui ) bu. ( uturca nnd 152.000 Im.
Fiwt. Spot nwrkel firm ; No. 2 red , In iiloro
nnd elevator , Mlic ; tilloat , CSTie ; f. o. li. , ( il'iic ;
No. 1 northern , C9ic ! dellven'd ; No. 1 hard , "Io
dellveied. Options npi/ned dull nnd weaker on
warm weather ttral , n more favorable Rnvein-
mc-nt weather bulletin than expcctfd nnd dull
r.ibleH ; timaii ! mum the market reacted on a
little loi-nl covering and later thli" develoiwl Into
a genuine bull innrket on prediction * of n drop
of from 15 to 20 deirrecu in the wheat belt ; the
close wn % 5jfle net advance ; u feature today
wa the renewed liuylnx of oinh wheat by ex-
tioiterK ; No. 2 red , April , ringed at f.3fl ; May ,
A3KQG4C. eliwlni ; nt file ; July. .VHK.O B-lCc , eloa-
Ini ? nt f,0 > , e ; AuitURl , CO flfii'ie , cUmlliK t tt'.e ;
Heptpinher. C9Ue ; December , "OUWTUte , clOBlnB
nt 71'tiO. '
COIIN ll"eclpt , 4S , VM bu. ; exports , 102,000 bu. ;
nalen , SS.liOi ) bu. futures nnd i , OWl bu. spot.
Kpot market vipudy ; No. 2. 44 > ic In elevator ,
45'ic nltcat ; stenmer , mixed , 43 ! c In elevator ,
4llo ! , delivered. Options opened dull and easy ,
but afterwards rallied with wheat nnd cloxed
llrm nt UP net advance ; April Closed nt
May , l2-Vi42 4C , closlnp at
. . No. 3 white. 33V e : track , mixed West
ern , /3Bici track , white weplcrn , S8ii42lsc ! ;
track , white state , 3S842lic. , Options were dull
nil day. but flimer In tie | nflerniKin with wlienl ,
eloilnsc nt 'dc net n-lvinee ; April closed ul 3iV- ;
Jlay , .14' ifiJ.riC , clos-lnK at 3oe ; July closed at
SSe ; .May closed at 3c ; ; July eljwod at 3Sc.
HAY C.iolce uriules In dnmnnd ; chlpplnB , 1 < > .W
OB.MI ; K""d to eliolen , $7.00i)8 ) frl. '
1IOPB-Quiet ; state , common to choice. BfflOo ;
Pnclllc coast , 13 l e. London maiket dull ;
holders offer sparlnBly.
lIinnH Stenily ; wet salted. New Orleans se
lected. 45 to 0.1 Ibs. . 4 6li" : Tt'xna K1 ( .ct" . !
35 to W llw. . 4fire ; Iluenos Ayres dry , 20 to J4
lb . , li ( | 1ille ; Texas dry. 21 to 30 Ibs. , Co.
LKATHHK-ln.icllVe ; liemlock snle , Ituenos
A > ren. IlKht to heavy welchts , le'.HilSe.
WOOh-Slow : domestl' ; Hc. . - , IS'd'JIc ; pulled ,
20fi 2ic ; ; Texas. lOTCl.lc.
I'UOVlHIONH-llepf , llrm. Cut meats , firm ;
plcklvd bellies , n'lrfiTUf ' ; pU'kletl shouldeis. I , ? ;
pickled hams. 9.y4c. hard , llrm ; weslern sleuiii
closed ut S7.40 ; cales , 250 tleice-i at $7.10 ; Mas
closed nt $7.20 bid ; July , J7.IC bid ; refined steady ;
continent , J7.75 ; compound , JO. Pork , eteu'Jv.
new mess. } 13.oifil3.25 ; extra prime. $12.Wfl3.00 ;
famllv , } 13.rOfill.lH ) ; short clear , $13.00SJ13. . * .
UfrTKlt Klim ; western dairy , 116110 ; western
creamery. lDJJ21'2o ; western factory , 9ifl2c ; Kl-
Klnsi , 21'ic ; dtnlu dairy , 12jl9e : stale creamery ,
" ' '
"C'U'K'U K Steady ; stnte InrKe. 9012o ; small , @
13e ; part skims , a'dU'ic ; full skims , 2ycc.
EGOS Klrni ; slate and Pennsylvania , ll ie
western fresh , lO fiHc ; Houthcrn , OlS-Ullc ; re-
celpls , 22,600 pkKB.
TAhI.O\V Knuy : city ( $2 for pkgs. ) , 4ic ? ; coun
try ( pkRS. free ) , 4'4c. -
PRTHOI.nUM Dull ; United closed nt SWe.
tlflSIN' Hteadv : str.ilned. coimnon to coed , 11Q
. .
Hid' Quiet ; domestic , fulr to extra , SH'iiCc ' ;
Japan , 4ltMlii < 1.
TUHPKNTINP : Steady and quiet.
MOLASHUii Steady ; New Orleans open kettle ,
27035C.
PIG IIION null ; American , J12.00ftl3.DO.
COPPKH Lake , Sl'so.
I.BA1J Quiet ; domestic. J3.30.
TIN Kilmer ; slraltH , $11).2J ) ; plates , quiet.
SPEI.TEIl Quiet ; domestic. I3.SB nslted.
COTTON SKUD OIL Active nnd featureless ,
with n steady undertone : prime crude , In bbls. ,
27c ; prime crude , loose , 22B2lc ; off crude , 2518
2lc ( ; butter glades , 33fi 3."e ; prime summer yellnw ,
32c ; off summer yellow , 3Ic ; prime fcumm r white ,
.
Sl'GAIt Haw. quiet ; fair terming , 2IJO ; cen
trifugals , Uli test , 2H ; rtllued. steady.
St. I , dills .Marl : t .
ST. LOt'IS. April 3. Kl.Ol'K-Qiilct nnd un
changed.
WIIfJAT Opened weak , but sleadlod on de
mand. galnlm ; % { ijic ; No. 2 icd , cash , CKi- ;
May , r.-'ic ; July , r,9 , > Jc.
COHN Hull , llrmer , Knliilm ? aiSV4e , ; No. 2
mixed , cnsh , 34-c ; Jlay , 35'jc ' ; July , ao'iin.l c.
OAT : ! Higher on a short scare ; No. 2 , cash ,
31o ; May , iil\te \ ; July , 27'.ic.
nVUNo. . 2. Mo bid , legulur.
HAIILKY Fhm.
IlllAN Kas > ; buyers out above COo.
FLAX 813I3I ) Nominal ; $1S.
CLOVrm SUCn-l'nolianged ; JS.008S.75.
TIMOTHY KniO Unchn nged.
HAY Steady ; prime Io choice timothy , J.00iji
10.00.
HUTTnil lietter ; reparalor creamery , 19S2)o ) ;
cliolco dairy , 17fflSc.
EOC1S Film ; ke.
LI3AD J3.13 asked.
SPKLTHII js.co peiieis.
CORN MKAIv $1. 75I31.SO. ' '
WHISKY Jl.CWl. 16.
I1A ( USING Unchanged ; rtgi > i' .
COTTON TIES tlnchnngeJ ; 'jleQJI.OO.
PHOV1SIONH Stronger , with belter demand.
Pork , standard niers , $14. Lnrcl , prime steam ,
t7.155f8.721 , ! ; . Dry salt meats , loose shoulders ,
i5.C2'i ' : longs nnd rlba. JD.90 ; hhorts , $ i.U5. ) llucon ,
packed shoulders , $0.75 ; longs , 50.DO ; ribs , 5C.C2'i ' ;
shorts. . .
nECElPTS Flour , 8,000 Mils. ; wheat. 9,000 bu. ;
corn. 200,00-3 bu. ; oats , 62.0UO bu.
SHIPMENTS- , 19,000 Mils. ; wheat , 63,00) )
bu. ; corn , 150,000 bn. ; oats , 43,000 bu.
Cotton .llarlior.
NEW YORK , April 3. COPrr.E Options
opened dull ; September showed 0 polnls advance ,
October no ehange and other months 6 to 10
points decline , ruled Inactive nnd featureless and
closed at 5 points lower to 0 points advance ;
sales , 9,000 bags , Including : May , $10.05 ; August.
$16.25 ; September , $10.45. Spot coffee. Itln quiet
und steady ; No. 7 , I17.62V& : mild , quiet ; Cordova ,
$1H.2519.6J ; sales , 60 pkgs. fc'nn Salvador , du-
llvered on contract ; warehouse deliveries yester
day , 12.260 Imps ; New York stocks today , 178,865
bags ; t'nltud States stocks , 10C.340 bags ; alloat
for the I'nlt.'d States , 265,000 bags ; total visible
for the t'nlted States , 461,340 bags , against 643.7M )
bags last yorir.
HALVESTON , April COTTON Receipts ,
1.449 bales ; sales. 2SO bales ; exports , 4S bales ;
stock , 4P.3S2 . bales ; npot , 7Ue-
SANTOS , April 3. Good average Santos , nom
inal ; receipts for thiee days , 1,030 buss ; slock ,
01,000 bags.
RIO 1)10 JANEIRO. April 3. Market steady ;
No. 7 , Illo , $16.60 ; exchange. 99-16d ; recclpls for
three days. 17,000 bags ; stock , IM.uOO bags.
LIVERPOOL , April 3. Arrivals during March ,
4.1BI1 bags ; deliveries during March , 6.062 bags ;
stock Apill 1 , 14,731 bags , against 2,034 bags
LONDON , April 3. Market quiet ; prices un
changed. except for September , which la quoted
IIAMui'RO , April 3. Market quiet ; sales , 4,000
bags ; prices unchanged to lil'fB lower. , . . . .
HAVRE. April 3. Market sleady ; balfs , 14,000
bags ; prices unchanged to > tl higher.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL , April 3.-WllEAT-Qulet : de
mand poor ; holdeis lifter fieely ; No. 1 California ,
Osifjs Id ; led western winter , 4s 9dfa4s Hid.
CORN Quiet ; demand moderate ; new mixed ,
3a I1 til.
FI.Ol'R Spring patent , Cs Od.
PROVISION'S Pork , prlma mess , C7s Cd. lleef ,
extra India mess. 80s. Ilucon , lung and short
clear , S5 Ibs. , 32s ; long clear , 46 Ibs. , 33s Cd.
Lard , prime western , 37a Cd.
1IUTTER Finest , 85s.
C1IEKSE 6Ss liil.
TALLOW 25s Oil.
Tl'RPENTlNI--2s 6d.
LINSEED Oil , 2Is I'd.
ROSIN Common , 3s 9d.
PETROLEl'M-Renned , 4U" ; . ,
The recelpla of wheat for the past three days
were 77,000 centals , Including 03,000 Ameilcmi.
The receipts of American coin for the past
three days were. 27,000 centals. Weather line.
Minneapolis Whwnt Slnrlint.
MINNEAPOLIS , April 3. The wheat market
was active nt the opening this morning uml
closed from < &c to fto higher than yesterday.
May wheat opened nt 69'4c , sold up to eO'ifiWTii1. '
and closed ut GOHiWSie. July opened lit OlUo
and closed at C2c. The demand for cash wheat
was moderate , nnd most sales were made to
arrive. Receipts , 141 earn ; shipments , 45 cars.
Nine bundled and live thousand nine hundivd
and twenty bu. of wheat wer received nt ter
minal points In the northwest lait week , ngiilnst
KM,87G bu. the week bcfoie. A year ago receipts
were 1,218.000 bu. . and two years ago for the
enmo week they were 2,300,000 bu. The wheat
now coming In Is from country elevators , im
farmi'iE' jecelpts a'ro not to exceed CO,000 bu. fur
the Ihrcti states. Patents w.'m quoted ut frniil
$3.40 to $3.65 , und bakem' at from $ l.W > to $2.23.
St. I.ouls Live Stork Market.
ST. LOL'IS , April 3-CATTLK-llccelpts , I.S'M
head ; shipments , 6W head ; market better : steers
lOc higher nil around ; native steers , LOCK ) to
1,300 Ibs. . $3.2003.70 ; Texas steers , 600 to 900 Ibs. .
J2.COfi2.95.
HOOS Receipts , 6,700 head : shipments , 3,600
head ; marUet actl\e , lOc higher ; top. $4.70 ; any
thing good golnt above $1.70 ; fair to good light.
$4.60M.CO ; common llcht und lough heavy , $1.20
04.40.
SHEEP RecelplH. 200 head ; shipments , none ;
market gtronger and higher ; native mlxeil , $4.25.
southwestern mixed , $3.40 ; fed Texnns , $3.33 ;
uupply too Unlit to muku these prices n standard.
L'dffeo MurUvt.
NKW OHLEANS. April 3. COTTON Sales ,
spot. 1.200 baits ; to arrive , 2W bales ; hales , 3fOO
lull's ; cxtiorts , ( Ireat llrltuln. 1,726 lults : conbt-
wlse , 3,839 bales ; stock , 221,429 halt-a. Kuluri'ii.
quiet and steady : sales , 27,000 bales : Apill , $7.24
(17.23 ; May. $7.277.2S | ; June , $7.33i7.3il ; July ,
$7.4367.44 ; August. $7.47fi7.4S ; Hentember , $7,12if
7.44 ; October. $7.4 < IU7.4& ; NovemVer , $ ; .WW7.62 ;
December. $7.65t > 7.67.
ST. LOflS. April S.-l'OTTON-Mlildlliift-H.o ;
rules , l.SOt bale ; receipts , I.IM bales ; shlpmtnts ,
1,300 bales ; klock , 59.000 I > HI > .
Sioux City Llvu Block MurUutH.
SIOI'.X fITV , April 3.-HOf1S-Itecelpls , 1 , ( < X )
head ; uhlpmcnts , none ; market 15e hlghiT ut
$4.434.6 } : bulk. $4.00.
L'ATTLK Receipts , 300 head ; shipments , 27
head ; market slow but PU'Uily : feeders , $2.60 $
3.10 ; yearling * , $2.23(12.90 : conn. $ l.25iQ2.60 ; bulU ,
JZ.Wlj'i.W , oxen , $ I.6U02.7I ! .
New York Dry ( iiioiln Market.
NKW YORK. April 3. AVIlhout Important
iimlU from many markets , us u iiul on Tuewday ,
the market wae lime quiet In nil department * .
TU wtathtr tiun ulio
nn form , r > 1 ru lu \ . > refum > i1 K' ' K' '
pahs i.nd therx uii ' ui iiinn. a In cin..ilt. |
for autumn. Prlnli/vr.il ilhi were llrm , wllh a
good demand f ir y-f Inqunren , mil sales were
checked by seller * iuKIDK nlure. I
KIIIHIIH ( Ilt7'i.l\o Nliirk Mnrhrt.
KANSAS CITV. Jp/ll 3OATTLKHfoelpH ,
6,300 head ; nhlpmenU , 1,000 head ; market tend )
to mromti Texnn steJriv $ i65ft3.13 ; Texas cow.i ,
$ I.7SS2.W ; uhlpplnx stcrrx , | 2.81 < 14.10 ; native ra\vn ,
tl.UxU'S.W ; tockern Hml 'feeilecs ' , } 2.r.O3.iJ ; bull ? ,
Jl.S.'ifiXCO. 10.M .
HOOS UecelplH , 13,100 head ; shipments , -100
head ; market 10 < ? tjtittirr ; Imlk , $ ( .40 ! heavlfs.
packers nnd mlxed44(3iir4.60 ' ( ; light1 , Yorkeio
nnd pigs , $4.20ff l.43t"ll ; r
HIIRHP ! l relpt * . 2L800 head ; fhlpmcill. ' , 6,100
'
head ; market Blrom ? . , ,
Mnrkptx.
. April , i4.-WIHUT-IIlBhcr ; No. 1
hard , cneh , (12140 ; April , r,0e , ; May , 3 c ; July ,
65c ; September , 63HoitNl. 1 northern , cash , GUii'l
prll , 6S > ic ; May , 62'je ; July , 63\p ; September ,
C3T4o ; No. 2 northern , eash , 5Si ; No. 3 M'sc ; n -
Jected , 4Ce ; on track , iNu. 1 northern , to nrrlve ,
62 > 4i' . ' i i
HYE I2\f.
HAULEY-30if3V. tt i '
OATS-NO. 2 , si r-No. n white , 3ic.
Car Inspection today : Whi-ai , 37 cars ! re
ceipts , 65,000 bu.j MilpmentH , none.
htoek In Sight.
The following nro llmivccliHi nt the four prin
cipal cities Tuesday , April .1 :
, , Cattlo. HOITB. Sheep.
SoinliOmala . B.osi ! J.it'l ' 4tm
Chicago . ii.noo 14.01)0 ) o.ooo
KanHasClty . fimo : 13,1011 ir.unn
St. LotllB . 1,300 r,700 l0 ! ( )
Total . llt.lu1. IlT.'JtJl Itt.lllO
Oil Murkrti.
OIL CITY , Pa. , Anrll 3. Nallnnnl Transit cer
tificates opened nt 82'4 ; highest , S3 ; lowest. M'4 :
closed nt 8J ; sales , 3.i JO bbls. ; shlpmenlK , lll,1i7 ! ;
bbls. : runs , 72.6M1 bblp.
PITTSlltTItn. PH. , April 3. National Trnnsll
cerllllcates opened nt ( CVJ ; closed ul J21 , ; highest ,
82U ; lowest , 821 , ; no sales.
LONDON , April 3. CAMTTTA LINSEllI ) -
Spot , 37s.
IVorhi ( Jrnln .M
PEOIIIA , April 3.-JltN Mmket active nml
steady ; No. 2 , 3.fac ; No. 3 , 3ro.
OATH Mntki-t quiet but easy ; No. 2 white ,
, i .
ltVE-Mark t steady ; No. 2. 4SST.iV. .
WHISKY .Market llrm ; high lne basis , $ l.i : , .
London Sugar Mnrkrt.
LONDON , April .1. Ht'OAUfane , dull , de-
cllnlng : centrlfiig.il , Jnvu , 15s Cd ; Muscouulo , fair
refining , 13s.
TrlseoVhciit OiKitiitlons.
SAN 1'RANCISCO , April 3-WHEAT-May ,
11.12 ; Ucccmber , $ I.14new ; sHlers , ' 91 , Jl.Wi'i.
Mniirlu tcr Textiles.
MANniESTER , April 3. Cloths , ver.v slpady ;
yams , steady , with a inuilcralo demand.
> ProdiKMi .Mnrlii't.
KANSAS PITY.- April 3. No miiiket on Pro
duce exeliaiigitudny eleellon.
H eel Market.
ST. I.OITIS , Apill O.WOOIQiilel , steady nnd
unchanged. _
STOCKS AND I5ONDS.
3InrpinciitM In thii Security Market Not Iii-
turrstlni ; to th'o Strret at I.iirgr.
NEW YOHK , April 3. The movement of
the stock market today was not IntorcHtliiK
to tlio street at larse. The speculation
wr.s spiritless ami larcely conllneil to the
room traders , who worked with less con
cert of action than usual , r.omlon was
not represented very largely In the dealIngs -
Ings , ami was , perhaps , more of a seller ,
than buyer , some of the recent purchasers
liquidating their holillug * . The market was
of that halting , hesitating character which
often precedes a decided movement In the
direction of lower prices , but the most un
favorable symptom yet developed Is the dp-
crease In the foreign buying. The leader
of the market was. . Missouri Pacific , which
was bought heavily1 ; It Is believed , for the
account of an Inafde , lnterest , sending the
price up 2i per cent , i with a flnnl reaction
Of % per cent. The 'grangers ' made frac
tional gains during the morning , but fell
off. In the afternoon * -Hosing at a decline
of % to % per icojitj on yesterday's Dual
sales. .
The industrials wore comparatively neg
lected and moved 'irregularly , Chicago Cas !
and Distilling recording advances of % per
cent and % per cent respectively , am ) Sugar
and General Electric' making declines of " % '
per cent each , whilu Cordage preferred lost
3 per cent and Hubbor1 gained 1 % per cent ,
Lead 94 per cent ami Lead preferred Vi per
cent. The other stocks prominent In the
advance were : Delaware & Hudson , 1 %
per rer.t and Cons'Bltdaied Gas , l'/l per cent.
Delaware , hackawanlia" . & Western , which
lost 1 per cent , wasjtlic only stock In which
the decline was above a fraction. Colorado
Fuel and Iron preferred sold at B9 , an advance -
vance of 9 per cent from the lust previous
salo. In the final dealings the market was
improved In tone and closed very llrm. Com
paring the llnal figures with those of yester
day , as many stocks are found to bo below
the line as above It. The report of the
Canadian Pacific for the year ending De
cember 31 shows gross earnings of $20BG2-
317 , a decrease of $417,0:14 : , nnd net earnings
of $7,741,41(5 ( , n decrease of $ G7SK11 ! ; sur
plus for 1893 , $317,632 ; total surplus , ? 7.2lil-
213. The railway and mlncellaneous bond
market was strong all day nnd most of the
Issues traded in recorded advances.
The foliowlng are the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange ,
today :
Now York Money S
NUW A'OUIf , April .1. J10NKV n.V PA 1.1.
Kasy at 1 per cent ; last loan and clnwd nt 1 pi-r
"
"
"PUI-MP. MIMlPA.VflU' ! I'Al'IMl 3 I3's t > i-r
ci-nl. .
STUIU.INCJ KXmANOJ- : Dull but llnni'r. With
actual ImMnoxH In lmnl > ? is' UH | | | at H.bSi ) I.S8 < 4
for di > manil anil Jl.874(1.S7'i ' for CO dnyH : poau-d
rali'K. JI. 7'i'iiJ.W ; fflrtllneiolal lilIlH , Jl.SiVij l.htl.
UOVmtNMKNT liyNJJli-nim ; blalo
Uull and Ntfady.
The cloning quotation's im bonds :
* offered.
_ _ _ _ _ _
St. I.oulN 'MliiliiK ; Stork Oiloliitlons ,
ST. LOUIS. Anrll .l.-Mlnlnt Blocks dull and
uuehanircd. Quotation * :
Did. Hid. Allied. "
$ .no S. IIOiou..f | .AS f .70
Am. Nettle. .03 . .
OraultHM. . l.tU * S.'S llono . H.OO
: t.40 Ilarcouvor. .Vl.'s '
Itank of ( luriiiiiii'H Stutcineiit.
linrtLIN , April 3. The uluttment of the Im
perial Hank of Germany for the week shown
the following chunvoi us compared with the
previous account : Cash on hand , decrease , 0.-
409,000 inarki ; ucuiury uotti , dtcr u e , 2iWWg
ivftfk.1 ( il ' , urilii D li'f < ' 74 ' "
m > U.i In ili. . n , ln < 14 . .D.
lloxtoii Stock ( Jttotutliiin.
IIOSTON. Aprils CM lo.tnu. | i 43 percent
limp lo.itu , 'Ml jier CPIII Clmlns prices for
Mocks , bonds and mliilnp shan-u
A. T , A S. WoMlmtli.
Am. Suiwr. do pfd. . . . .
do nfd r n Wln.Conlr.il
May htntoHas 10V Alclilsoi ' .Ms
llcllToieiihoiio. . . . ISWAtrhlfOi 4g. .
IIOKOII A Albany. . ' . ' 07 INi'W Kujrlnnd tH. . . „ , , - ,
ItOMun.V Maine. . . . M i ; | li'il. Klcd. 0 * Sa-i
r. , n. .v g : . . . . HI'i Wit. Cent. lots. . . . 7B
Fliehhiinr r. > ' 'Allou ' ( < zMlnlnCo. 70
( ten. Electric 41 < iAllamle U
Mexloaii Ci-ntrnl. . H < iHomon A Montana i7H !
N , Y.A N. Kmr. . . . li ? lmmo.t lioKUm. . . . 10H
Old Colony , . . . 17-1 IC.-lluniut A Heelo. . 203
preifoii Short Lli.a Ujn enlennhil : ! ' <
H\ililH-r. nil U Kenriaco 1 > "K
Union Pncllle VMH'Oweolii ' unjn
WCHI Knd no iQuiney H.I
West Kmlpfil 77 iTainnr.iek Ml )
Sun I'rnnclHro Mlntiif ; Mlorlig ,
SAN FKANCISCO. April n. The ofllclal closln ?
ouotntlons for milling atoclo to.lay wcra n < < fol
lows :
A Ua Hi Mexie.in 1:111 :
Ilolchi-r 7-1 Mom n
lleRt A Ilelcher. . , . . ltO : Naviijo Id
llodlu Ron H 'Nnvndn ( jitecii. , , . . il
Ilulwer fi loiihlr aflfl
Chollnr Ufi IPotoHl 7"
Con. Cal. , V V'n SMtl ! iSavairc 'J ! >
Crown Point f,7 Sierra Nevnda UH
Kuroxn ( "on 10 Union Con 07
( louldACurry (1(1 ( ( ai.ah 0
Hah-A NorrrpHs. . . SH Yijllow.lark'I. ) . . . . til
Now York .Mlnlni ; ( JnotntloiH.
NEW YOHK , April : t.- The followlni ; ara lha
cloHliu ; lulnlni ; quol.-itloim :
Choler If , < millionth vo
Crown Point. . . . IMI Sierra Nfvuda 7S
( 'on. Cal. A Va. . . . VHII Staudnrtl 130
Ueadwood mil Union Con ( it )
OouldACiirry 4fi Yellow Jnoket. . . . 40
HaleA NoreroHu. . 4t ) Iron Silver 10
Hoiui'Htako 1100 '
Qu'cksllvur Bf > o
Moxlc.in mil do | in > fi < rntl 100
Ontario 700 IIul\\rr o
Ophlr. 200
London Stork Juolitloii4 : ,
LONDON , April 3. 4 p. m. closing :
Consols.monoy.TlflJ fit.1 fJMtixIcanUnlliiary ] ! T7"H
CoiiBolH , ace m. . . . H0 < ti.st. Paul pom tiUW
Canadian Pacltlc. . . TU'ijN. ' Y. r ntrnl UMi
Krlu IHii ,1'i'nns.vlvaiihi , fi'JV
Krlo''ndH H4' < Iteadlmr KH *
IlllnolHCVnlral. . . li7'i ' i > li'X. n-iil.iii'W.lM. fi" ? (
I1AU HILYUU iH'd ! ' iH-rouucu.
MONEYIK per pent.
The rate of discount In tin1 open umiki't for both
ahorl a nil tlnou niontliH' blllH IM II per cum.
riniiiicliil Nnti'J.
NHW OHLKANS , April J.-t.'l.-arlngs , Jl.S'18-
C19.
C19.IIOSTON
IIOSTON , April 3.-Clearlmp > , JlSri3,432 ; bal-
UIIPPJI , JI,83Si'S ( .
HALTIMORK , April 3.-rieurlHKS , j,7:0 , : ; . " ;
balance. , JSOI.KH.
I'AHIS , April 3. Three per cent lenles , Wf UP
for the account.
SAN KRANCISt'O , April 3.--Draft * , sight , Kc ;
lelegniphlc , L'iV.
PHILADELPHIA. April S.ClarlnuI3,43I , -
C10 ; liiilnncpx , K , ICX,437.
MI-IMPHIS , April H.-Cb-arlngi , J277.2T7 ; bal
ance. , JlJiMiiC. New York exchange , par.
LONDON , April 3. The amount nf bullion gone
inlo the Hank nf England on lalaiifi < loday a
Ill.nuO.
CINCINNATI , April 3.--Clearings , ) ! , OIm.
Monev , , S'slMJc per cent. New Voik exchange ,
2TH1 nreniluni.
ST. LOI'IS , April 3. C-learliiBsi. $3.47H.41C ; bal-
nnce.i , J377IM. Money , dull ; S''it7 per cent. Ux-
cliani , ' ! ' nn New York , S.V pieinlmn.
N1IW YORK , April 3. The Chicago Northern
I'aclllc llr.il mortgage bond" nmi on depoalt with
tinI'lilted SlnleH Trust cnuipany iiinoiint to
over Jli. ! ( x.ixW. ) the laig < - lir-iesiw being due to
the depuslt of the llni kr > fi-ller holdings. The
Teutonic will take out tomnimw 20iKW ounce * of
sll\er. Clearings , $ i(3.7uiVi : ! ( ) ; bilancu , 510,2iJo0.
Califiii-llla HiitcaY1U llu Kcstori.'d.
On April 13.
Hett-3r go l > cfore It's too late.
Present rates via the Utirllnglon llotito
are $20.00 one way , $ ; ) , ri.r.i ) round trip.
Everything first class , tickets , trains ,
time.
City ticket olllce , 1321 Fnrnnm street.
Ilnydon liriK.
See what wo are doing In the way of
bargain giving. All about it on uth page.
'
Itofiised to 1'a.v I'nros.
Charles Johnson nnd ( Jeorge Kvnns re
fused to pay llu-lr furos on n , South
Oninliu motor train last evening nml at
Sixteenth and .Inckson streets Conductor
Hlttei house stopped the train to put them
off. AM he did ro .lohnson slrurU him u
blow In the face that stunned him. Kvnns
also tried to hit him and both men then
jumpi'd olY. They won1 caught tiy parlies
on 'the mivut who lunl witne.ssod the
trouble , nml put In the linnds oC the
police. Illttcrhuuse wns mil so badly hurt
but that he remained In charge of Ills
train.
Dewltt's Witch Hazel salvo cures piles.
Iixrrlngo Llronxos.
The following nuirrliigo UCLMISOH wuro Is
sued ycstordny :
Nnino and Address. Ago.
.lo'in ' Cobbn , Onmhit 21
Jennie Wright , Omaha 19
John N. Krenzer , Omaha 30
Mattle 11. Uieek , Oniulin 21
It Ourco Ooldi , Oouijlii. Sore Throat , Croup , Inflr >
cnza , Whooping : Cough , Bronchitis nnd Acthma ,
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A
Summary
Of the work of ' ,
Daniel II. Bitrnliani ,
Direetor of Works ,
The
"Man who Built the Fair. "
As soon as the site was solcetoil. Mi1. Hurnlmm and tliruc others designed the
plan of the Exposition. I'Yom that lli-st hour wlien nil was embryotic , down to the
last day win-it in iv blaze oi sucwss the proat Fair was closed , through the four
working years , iStlU , 1S01. 18)2 ! ) , 1S1KJ , Mi % Uurulmiu selected , controlled , and
directed all the men engaged In ( lesicning , building , and operating the Exposition ,
except the departments of admissions , concessions , and exhibits. The departments
operated under him wore
The Landxcape. Transportation ( Railway ) .
The Surveys nnd Grades , Transportation ( Intramural ) .
The Architectural Designing. Transportation ( Outside Railways ) .
The Constructional F.ntrineoring. Transportation ( Launches ) .
The Huilding Dopartinont. Transportation ( Gondolas ) .
The Decorative Designing. Transportation ( on Lsiko Michigan ) .
The Sewerage Engineering. ' Transportation ( Wheel Chairs ) .
The Roadways. Transportation ( City Elevated ) .
The Mechanical Engineering. The Medical Department.
The Electrical Engineering. The CJmml.
The Sanitary Engineering. The Secret Service.
The Water Engineering. The Guides.
The Janitors.
The Fire Department was also organized mulcr him. In Ducombor , 1802 , at v
the solicitation of the Insurance < 'oinimnics , the City Marshal was given control o/ / ,
this doimrtiuunl , but the organi/.ation was not changed. _ „ J
'tr
Some FaetsJ-
Regarding
the
Work of
At the
World's ' Fair.
Mr. Millet cruno to the otlluo of Director ol DQcarutioii with u ropntiiUon
alrcatly cstubllsliod in many lines by his previous work in three ilitToront eouti-
nonts. Il'iH fame was a brilliant mosaic. Ho bad been a famous writer ; bo hail
traveled extensively In foreign lands ; ho spoke llnontly half a dozen lan im e.s , in-
clmlinff modern Circok ; ho had startlud the world by his brilliant and ilarintr
achievements as a War Correspondent before Plevna , winning praise from the O/.tif
of all the RntJsias in bis own pornon ; be had already , as a painter , earned the best
honors of the ynivo academies , being one of the four Americans whoso plotiiroH
were purchased by the 1 loyal Academy ; ho bad won fame as one of the best art
critics of the day , boinj , ' one of the .fury of Fino'Arts at the Paris Kxpositlon la
1878 , and with all thin as a background , ho came to Chicago with a reputation
cheerfully accorded him by the press of the country as the llrst goiira painter at
America.
Ilib work at the Fair wa done in a manner which won praise from every visi
tor. Uesidos hlV important position of Director of Decoration , bo wan , in view ot
lis wide oxporlonce , appointed Director of Functions. This olllco Included the
imtmgoiuont of all ceremonies inside the grounds ; the designing of all drapery ,
lu < , 's , Imntlup , etc. ; the nianiih'omont of all entertainments of every kind , of the
ire-works and illuminations , and , In general , of all public proceedings. /
These nro HIP two nainus most prominently Itluntlllod with the -'Iiookof the IluilUurs "
\i co-Hiithora of thu Ki-cut work , they Imvo lieon Jointly Intrustocl by the Columbian Morno-
| 1 Publication Society with tlio execution of this inostrumarkablo inulortukbih'ln literary
Tli'oy will bring to tlio work 'ill tlio qimlltlus needed for its siiccussful arcompliahmcnt.
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