THK OMAHA DAILY HKR : TtrRSDAY ,
COJ1JIEBCIAL AND FINANCIAL
All the Lending Markets Fluctuated Very
Wildly Yesterday ,
WHEAT AT THE START vWAS WEAKER
J'rliiclpul UcnrUli tnllurnrc * In tlint Cereal
MYro llioVnk t'nlilcn mill Iti-porU
of Itiiln Throughout thu
Western StiUtK.
CHICAGO , April 9. Th-in welo Revere
pnough fluctuations In all the leading mar
kets tod.iy . to satisfy the craving of the
most rcstlcoa scalper. So far as wheat Is
concerned the ultimate result of consider-
nblo excitement and a heavy business was
' . * c Improvement In the price as compared
with Saturday's values. Corn followed
v.-hcat to some extent , but was Independently
unstained by small receipts uml n fair ex
port Inquiry. Provisions were very strong
mill shorts were very nervous. Pork closed
47 > ,4c higher and lard anil ribs arc 25c
higher.
Wheat at the start was weaker and the
market opened with from > ,4c to lie loss ,
the weak cables and reports of rain being
the principal bearish Influences. Offerings
were not very free at the decline , the
trade not caring to sell short much In the
face of the government report tomorrow ,
mid the demand Improved , prices advancing
from lc to lc , cased % c off , changed
name and closed Vic higher for May and
Vic higher for July. The selling today was
by the private wire concerns on reports
of rain In Kansas , advices from Parsons ,
Ol.ithe , Topeka and Wichita reporting rains.
The weather map showed colder conditions
In the west , northwest and southwest , n
little snow In Colorado and heavy rains
In Missouri , Illinois and the Missouri river
valley as far north as Omaha. Oood buying
Blarted early , which caused a sharp rally.
Many of the local operators , while feeling
quite bullish , think the market hoic out
of line with other markets. New York
Is within a few cents of the prices ruling
here. The export clearances were mnuller
mid not favorable for a hull market.
Corn offerings were rather limited , espe
cially around the opening , while the demand
was good. The shipping Intcrrsts were In
clined to purchase and In fact led the buy
ing , the selling being scattered. Opening
trades were at Saturday's final figures and
gradually worked up Ti e , eased off ' c ,
ruled ( inner and closed with a gain of from
% c to % c.
The oats market was quite overrun with
buying orders during the greater part of
the session and only a limited number of
tellers , considerable strength was devel
oped. ,
Provisions were strong and higher. Those
who had sold short on Saturday were made
uneasy by the small run of hogs to start
with. The receipts were only about 25,000
Instead of 31,000 as had been expected , and
when the nervous shorts sought to buy
they could discover very few who were
willing to sell to them. The latest trades
were at or near the best prices of the day.
Pork Is from 45c to 47V c higher ; lard from
25o to 27'/ic up and ribs , 2'c.
Estimated receipts tomorrow : Wheat ,
r > ii cars ; corn , 260 cars ; oats , 1G3 cars ; hogs ,
20,000 head.
The leading futures ranged ns follows :
Articles. J Open. | High. | Low. | Clone.
\Vlu-at , No. 2
April C2K
May ' ! < ! <
July
Corn No. S ! . .
April 37-H
May
July
OalH No. Si. . .
May 31M M
June
July i * SHH !
Sept M )
1'ork per bbl
May 12 07M 12ID
July 1'J S0 ! 12 CO
Lard. 100 Ibs
April. . .
' 7 40
July 0 Do' 7 16
Short Klba-
-May C 2G 0 45 0 25
July 0 S0 ! 0 40 0 20
Carli quotations were as follows :
l-'LOim-l-'lrm.
AVHI3AT No. 2 fprlnp , Wic ; No 2 red , K'.ic.
I'OUN-SSUc.
OATH-No. 1 , SlUc ; No. 2 white , S3'l35 < / ;
No. 3 whltp , 33Uff t4c.
UVI5 No. 2. DOC.
ll.VHLI'.Y No. 2 , 5SfjCOc ; No. S , GljJICc. No. 4 ,
H/5tc.
l-'LAX SKKD No. 1. Jl.SO'/i.
TIMOTHY SKKD-l'rlmp , J4.25W 1.30.
I'UOVISIONS Mess pork , pur l > bl. , 512.42',4lf
J2.15 ; lard , per 100 lha. . J7.42'iif7.45 ; short ribs
t.ldes ( loosf ) . J0.42Siffl.15 ( ) ; dry Baltnil Bhouhlors
( Nixeil ) . J3.87'Ji.l2Vi ' ( ; short clc.xr aides ( boxed ) ,
Jo.C2-5w6.75. !
WHISKY Distillers' finished foods , per gal. ,
Hl'ih AIIS Unchanged.
The following were thu rrroiptn unit Bhlpmcnts
frr today ;
On Iho Prodnco pxchniiirti today the butter mnr-
J''t wa linn nt 10aiMS23. ! ! Ktres. tlrm ; fairly
Now York. Mm lic'ts.
NU\V YOIUC , April 9.-l.'I.Ul'll-Uecelpts. S.M10
lilils. ; exports , 22,000 hbls. ; sal's , 8,000 pkRs. ;
trade wns nt a standstill today , with buyers
and sellers lOo apart ; millers were llrm , hut
recflvera were disposed to shade prices some
llyo Hour , iiulct ; fancy , J2.S5SJ2.95. linckwhent
Hour , noinlnal ,
mVlvWHUAT Dull ; niiifc-e on all grades , G5' < i
' 1OHN ; MBAIDnll : yellow western. ? 2.653
Z.70 ; llrandywlne , J2.70.
lirii-Nnmlmi ! .
IIAUI.HV Dull ; No. 2 Slllnaukeo , C5o ; un-
KiiuliMl , fSSTI5c.
IIAllt.KV MAIT-Qulet : Canadian. S0fl95o.
Wlll'JAT llccelpts , 10 , 1'JO ' Int. ; expoits , 5.S75.000
1m. futures and 8,000 hu. ppnt. Hpot , dull ; No ,
a red , In store and1 elevator , Bii ( , e ; afloat. CCe ;
f. o. U , CCHo ; No. 1 northern , 7lc ilellvered ;
No. I hard , nominal , Ic lower under weaker
cables , rains weal and let's bullish crop dis
patches , but on Rood l.uyliur by shorts , quickly
loaded , and nt noon was finther mlvnnccd by
mi unexpectedly larsn visible supply decrease.
Later thcie was heavy pellhiR. Wheat broke
the market , nnd the COMI | \ \ IIKeak and ' ; Wie
l.iwer . than Saturday ; No , 'J red , April closet ! at
IMSc ; May , 6IT iU ( iUc , closed at ( i.V > ic ; .Inly ,
W/dlilWlic. closed lit CTttviKUst ; closed at
l.S'Sio ' ; September , C'J'.iSf'O'AC. ' ' I'losed tit G3V-o ;
December , 72 > 4fl73Wc , closeil ill 72c.
rollN-HecelpIs , 80,500 bti. ; expoits. 70,500 bu. ;
mles , 775,000 hu , futures nnd 177.000 lm , spot.
Spot active and llrm : No. 2 I3n iif4jo In elom-
lor , 441 nilT4o nlloat ; uteamer mlxcil , UHc In
elevator. Options opened dull , but at midday
was strotiR with wheat nnd oats , aftel'waids
reacting and closln ? ilull and weak at He net
decline ; April , 43'ii414c , closed at 4Jio : ) ; Jl.iy ,
4:0ifr43 : 15-lflc , closed at 4le ; .Inly. 4l fll5Uc.
closul at I5c ; Heptember , 4'jJMClse. closed at 46c.
OATS ItecelptH , C7.20I ) bu. ; exports , nmie ;
nates , 7,0i i bu. future and 14I.OUU bu. upot. Spot
nctlvo and HOln hlRher ; No. 2 , a7',4c ' ; No. 2
ilellvered , 3Sc ; No. 3 , 3G14 S No , 2 nhlle , 4lTf (
41 < 40 ; No. 3 white , 40c ; track mlxiil ucHtern ,
S7'so ' ; traekhltn western , 40if4lo ; track white
Mate , 40f44c. Options opened iiulet , hut s.x . > n
became llrm , and duilnR the dny were stiiuiK ,
with the cash nmiUet cluslm ; % tit.u net decline :
April closed at 37c ; May , 2Ci3ii | ; e , clos.'d at 3C'jc ;
July closivl at 3Vc.
HAY - Quiet : BhlpplllR , RWiC.10 ; Rood to
chcilee , J7.I ) W8.W.
HOI'H-Dull ; state , common to chulce , Sffl'lc ;
1'aClllo coast , 13tfl9c. London market Btcady ;
holders orfer sparlnily.
II1UKS Qulol ; wet milted , New Orleans FC-
lectiHl , 45 to C5 lb , , 4li4l5Uc ; lluenos AyrcK
M'lecti-d , B ) to SI Ibs , , Sffllc ; Texas dry , 21 to 30
Ibs. , Ce.
l.l'IATIl nil Dull ; hemlock sole , lluenos AyrcK ,
llKht to heavy weights , IGU tll'c ,
WOOI , HlPiidy ; pulled , WmJiHi ; Texas , 10 lo ,
PHOVISIONS lleef , llrm ; beef hams , J11.W.
Cut meats , llrm ; nlckleil bellies , c\'i/7iu ; ' ! ; tilcklnl
t-lmuMfru , Co ; plcUled hams. u .c. l.ard , hlKher ;
MenliTM nteam closed at tT.SS ; Hales , COO tlcrcen
nt I7.S2HK7.S5 ; May , J7.S5 , elos.'il nomtnul ; July ,
ii.M ; relbied. tlrm ; continent , IV21 ; Houth
America , tS.U ) ; compound , to , : : . . Pork , ucllvu
n ud lilKliert mess , tU.7rmll.r. ; extra prime , 113.00
ilJ.W ; family , Jll.WJill.W ; short cleiira , lia.fUHji
16. wt.
I'OTTON 8UH Oil , Khmer : balm Include
] { ) bills , of prlmu cruile at 27' > > c ; 10i ) bbls. prlma
kiimnier yellow spot at 32c ; 100 hbls , prlma white.
lit SSc ; closlni ; iiuolatlons , prime entile , bbli. ,
IT'liiiV ; pilmo crude , Imise. 22ii24o ; off crude ,
: . 'i i.'iio ; butter Riades , Slii&V prlmu kiinunrr
> eHo\v. 324i33c ; off vummer yellow. 31 31Hc ;
in Ime summer white , 35c ,
( lliiHK-Klrm : : ; stale larRe , 9V22c ; small , 109
: % : part nklm , 34i5c ; full hklms , 2b'i.
KlHItj-KIrm ; ( tate and Penmi > lviinla , ISc : re-
cfltils. 11.93a pl < R .i western fresh , 114 ° ! oulti-
" '
rAll.o\V-Stea'dy : city (12 ( for pkc.K 4 13-ltr ;
cuuntry ( pkes , free ) , 4 15-lCc , us to iiuullty.
I'lrrilOI.lIt'M Dull : united linked at I3io ! tld ,
ItOSIN Ktrudy ; elralKtit , common tu
HICK Hteady ; domcMlc , fair to ritrn ,
MOl'ArlHKH Unit : New Orleans , otn \
to chain * . 27j3Gc.
UttUyj wnUm dilry , UUlJsj wtit-
ern rrenttwy , KwtV. f.iney. 1 < HIIV' iHjrlnJ > ;
lnt ilnmbVfrtlr. . mute ( rrnn.mv. tt il e i.mll.
PHJ Iltll.N'-tlilet , Am rlrn i , II .dOff.l.X ) .
COI'I'KH cjuift. Inhr , 9 > - .
LIIAH Firm , dnm.ptle. } .
TIN-n.m ; nn if. JIP.rR bb ! .
PI.ATi:8 : ( JulPt. rppltir. nnlnlnol.
MrdAlt flemly ; nilM nine ; r IIn t , m'xlcr-
alely nctl o nna uti-u'ly.
l.ni'iil PrndlKn Murkot.
ni.'TTRll-OmM ) butter U m > re filfnllful than
for n bitiR time preview nnd Inn nmrk"t | i
eftnlcr. ll.xtin choice roll butler , iSffltc ; cliolcv
Country , llfTI5c ; pnelilng slock , 71/8e. /
KHOH ThCTP I * the iiflial Haht Monday re-
relptK and n nomewhat firmer fee-1 Ink' . .Strictly
It cub tfK * . 'J < \
OHI .tKI ) POI.'I.TUV-There Is n email trnile.
at tul.tii ; prlreii , chlrkenn. SfllUp ; lutkeyr , 0 10o ;
Kii'M nnd iliickn , RfJlOc- . Inferior stock woull cll
below the nlwv" lleuren.
l.tVi : POtITllY-The ) mntket In utondy , with n
fair demund. llenn , 7'4afc ' ; turkeyK , 6ffc ;
younu ror tcr , CJf7c ; itangy stock. 485c ; old
rooMers , 'J ? .
VBAI/ There \ ? plenty of veal on the market ;
prices are a slimlo Weaker , ( lood , fat Veals , GJJ'c ;
thin or heavy , 3550.
IIO.VI2Y--Cholce white clover , ISe ; California ,
ICe ; dark honey. I2 < if)13 ) < : .
.MAI'f.B HVltfl'-dallnn JURS nnd can * , per
do * . , > I2.M ; hnir Rallono , S8.W.
MAI'I.M Ht'ClAlt-I'-r Ib. , lOc.
OA.MK'-Thero Is n plentiful Btipplv , hut the
maiket In rather nulct. Mallards. t2.nojt1.Vi : red
heads , } 2.00Ti2.25 ; bliiuwlnR teal. ll.2Vtft.S ) ; sreen-
v-lng loot , il.OJQI.K , mlvd ducks , 71t/l''ci / ! necse ,
ll.Wfll.W.
OVSTKItS-Medlum I X I , , K.e : horseshoe.
ISc : cxtrn standard , ! 0c ; felecti , 21c ; extra ss-
U-cln. 22cf company elecl. , 25e ; counts. .IOC.
Nt'T.H ( . htbtnUts. 13c per Ib. : Italian chest
nuts , 12IZ1.V ; almond ; . ICe ; nnllnb : walntitH , 12c ;
tllbertp , 12c ; pecans , large , Uflllc ; pecans , me
dium , lOo ; DraKll nuts , lie.
CIUKIt Pute Juice , per bM. , it ; hnlf bbl. . I1.S5 :
On-Run , per bbl. , JI.5U ; half bhl. , J2.75 ; clarlrtoJ
c'der. tier bid. . 14.50 : halt bbl. . J2.75.
SAUiitKHAUT--I'er : bbl. , Jl ; hnlf bbl. , J2.23.
VKdIiTAIIICS.
IlEANS-Cnllfornla Imml-plckcd navy , J1.50f
2.00 ; western navy , Jl.'J'Jl.S'j ' ; common white
beans , JlWftl.75.
ONIONM onlona nre. iiuulod on ordcrj at EOc :
onions. In bins , . J2.7a.
POTA'nji.H Minnesota Brown potatoes , In
small lots from stoic , 75o ; kiime In car lota ,
iOo ; Nebraska anj Isw.i , from store , i inl5c ;
Colorado , from store , $0ii 5c ; Coloindo loin , 72 #
75c ; Snlt Lake. 75fiSOe ; seed tiotatoes , Katly
Ohio , Jl.nJfil.lO ; Uaily Ibise , in- ,
CAHIlAOInorld.i cahbaco , per crate , IJ.25 ;
Cnllfiunla cabbaue , per Ib. . 2'e. '
CKI.P.HVUxliu faney California , } 1.00fi'l.2J.
BWKHT POTATOIvH Heed pnlntne ? , 3.25.
OUKKN VKGRTAIILHS - Spinach , per bbl. .
J2.25 ; radishes , per doz. . 40e ; lettuc. ' , per doK. .
35fjTI5c ; cucutnheiii , > 2 ; parsley , per doz. , 305P
35c ; CRK plant , per don. , J2.25 ; onlona , per doz. ,
251i30c ; nHpanigus , per Ib. , 20c ; turnips , per bu. ,
Jl ; carrots , per bu. , Jl ; beets , per doz. . McW
$1.00 ; water cress , per doz. , $1.75172.04 ; Florida
tomatoes , per n-lb. crate , ft ; new potatoes , pr
M-lb. box , jt.2 : ; squash , per bu. , t2.
Al'PJiHS Fnncv weslein , K'.2"i per box ,
CIIANHKUHJIM There Is some demand for
Rood stock ; Cape Cod , per bbl. , $7 ; bell nnd
busle , J7 ; Jersey , J7.
STIIAWHKUUIKS FI whins , per miart , 30 ®
35c ; Tcxnna , per pint , 15f(20c.
THOPICAI , FKtllTS.
BANANAS Theto Is no quotable chnnRO In
prices , I'er hunch , large , t .U.i/2.50 ; small to
medium. JI.75fi2.UO.
I.K.MONK-.Messlnas. fnncy. Jl ; choice , J3.f,0.
OHANIiK.-i Fancy 1'lorljas , J .25 ; choice Flor
ida s. tZ.1M3.W.
CALIKOHNIA ORANflKS-nivcrslde seedllncs ,
J2.50 ; Itlversldo Wasblnston navels , J2.75fi > J.OO ;
Itedlnnd seedlings , J2.C5 2.75 ; Hedland navals ,
rjsscdcnos and excelsior nuvals , J2.C593.75 ;
BcedlinKS. J2.50.
OllAl'I.'S There nro n few Malagas Etlll on the
maiket. I'er keR , JC.W.
KK1S Fancy , per Ib. , 15c.
DATES Halowees , C5 to 70-lb. boxes , per Ib. ,
O'.ic.
Funs.
nKAn No. 1 black , huse. J20.00a23.09 ; me
dium , i5 ! ; small. JS.UOSflU.nO ; black yearllnsa ,
Inree , J12.009I5.00 , medium , $10 ; small , $7 ; black
cubs , laiBC. Jii.OOSi8.00 ; medium , J5.00SU.OO ; small ,
J4 ; black Montana and KOCK.V mountain , larRc ,
$ lS.Mii.i)0. ( ( ) medium. $14 : small , 510 ; black Mon
tana yearlings , large , J12 ; medium. IS ; small.
J5 ; black Montana cubs , larsc. J6.50 ; medium ,
J4.W ; small , S3 ; silver tip , larse. J20 : medium ,
J12 ; small. JS ; hllver tip yenilings , larce. Jll ;
medium , JS : small , J5 ; silver tip cubs , larce. $0 ;
medium , J1.50 ; small , J3 ; brown , larpe , $20.COB
25.00 ; medium. JKi : small , $12 ; ycailbiRS , laige ,
J10.00K12.00 ; medium , JS : small , $0 ; cubs , Urge ,
J7 ; medium , S5 ; small , J3 ; baURCr No. 1 , huge ,
$1.0091.BO ; medium , COc ; email , 60c ; llshcl' No. 1 ,
larRe , JS : medium , JO ; Fiuall , $4 ; fox , silver , ns
to color , nccordliiK to boauly No. 1. large , $ ! ;
medium , JGO ; Email. J40 ; silver , pale , accoiuing
lo beauty. larKe , J50 ; medium. J30 ; small , JW ;
cross larne. J7 : medium , J3 ; small , J2 ; red ,
larce $1 Bit : medium. $1.25 ; small , Jl ; gray , large ,
75Cmedium. . We ; email , 40c : kit , large , 50c ; me
dium , 40c ; small , 30c : lynx , No. 1. large. J3 ; mo.
We ; mountain lion , perfect head and feet , No. 1 ,
larce Jl 00fl2.00 ; Imperfect sklna , 2.iljaOc ; otter ,
No 1 large. JS ; medium. $0.0057.00 ; Rmall. J' . ;
otter , paler No. 1. large. $7 ; medium. $5 ; Email.
S4- raccoon , No. 1 , large , 80o : mdlum , COc ; small ,
' to beauty. No. 1 large.
Me ; raccoon , b'.sck. ns .
McHJ2 ) 00tkunk , clack , cased , No. 1 larRe , J1.25 ,
medium 75c ; Btnall , We ; short striped , ' large. $1 ;
medium ! 70c : small , 45c : narrow strlp'ij.1 , largo ,
GOcmedium. . 40o ; small , 25c ; broad striped. larjfe.
2025c ; wolverine. No. 1 , large , $1 ; medium , $ J ;
small , $2 ; wolf mountain , No. 1 large , $3 ; me
dium , $2 ; email , $1.50 ; prairie , large , 70@75c ;
medium COc : small. 50c ; beaver , per skin , No.
1 laige. J5.OOi3C.00 ; medium. J4.M : small , J2 ; kits ,
large J2 : medium , $1.DO ; small , 75o ; muskrats
winter , No. 1 larse , lOJfllo ; medium , Sc : small ,
7c ; full , large , SifScj medium , 7e ; small , Go ; kits ,
large , 2 { | 3c ,
HIDES , TALLOW. KTC.
IIIDHS No. 1 gicen hides. 2'.4e ; No. 1 green
salted hides. 2SiiQ3c : No. 2 green salted hides ,
lV92c ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 Ibs. to 15 Ibs. , G' c ; No.
2 veal calf , 8 Ibs. to 16 Ibs. , 6c ; No. 1 dry flint
hides , He : No. 2 dry nint hides , 3c ; No. 1 dry
salted hides , 4o. Part cured hides % a per Ib.
less than fully cured.
SHEUP PELTS Green salted , each , 2G0COo ;
green salted shearlings ( shoi't-wooled early
eklns ) , each , CifflSc : dry shearlings ( short-woolcd
early skins ) . No. 1 , each , GWlOc ; dry shcarllnsa
( short-wooled early sltlns ) , No. 2 , each , 5c ; dry
Hint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts ,
per Ib. , actual welRht , EfiSc ; dry ( lint. Kansas
and Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per Ib. .
actual weight , 4@6c ; dry flint , Colorado butcher
wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 47c ; dry
Hint , Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
welRht. 4@Gc.
TALLOW AND OHKASE Tallow , No. 1 , 4H
4Jjc ; tallow , No. 2. Sftftic : grease , white A. 4c ;
Crease , white II , 3io ; prease , yello\Y , 3c ; grease ,
dark.2iic ; old butter , -ffDVic ; bcvswaic. prime. 15
( ( ISu ; rough tallow , V2'ic.
.St. Louln .Mirlnts. :
ST. LOUIS , API II 0. Ff.OUU-Depres- by
wlieat ; patentn. $2.ti 9J.05 ; extra fancy , $2.r,58 >
2.75 ; otheis unchanged.
WH HAT- Dropped a full cent at the start on
ruins In the uhent bolt , picked up l@U4c nn
buylUR , neivously lost He , recovered again , clos
ing ! , ic under Saturday ; No. 2 red , cubh , f > Sc ;
May. C8)ic ; July. 60 ( , p.
COItN Strengthened on rain checking farmers'
dellvules , closing Vic up ; No , 2 mixed , cash ,
Silic ; May , 36e ; July , gitaHSGHc.
OATSrillBlitly lower ; No. U cash , 32lc ; May ,
32'iio ; July , 2Sc.
UYK No. 2. thta side. DOe bid.
HAItl.KY No trudliiR ,
IlllAN Hleiidy : i-nit strack. GOc bid.
FLAX Sii-U-Nomlnal : , $1.27.
CLOVKIl SHHU Aliout steady , unchanged ;
fair to prime , J8.75S0.70.
TIMOTHY HBKIJ Ixiwer at $3.SOfi4.SO.
HAY Firmer ; prime to choice , timothy , JO-OOff
10.00.
iiurrnn rnohniiRvd.
KOQS Firm , unchanged at R'.ic.
LKAD-IIIsher , llrm. closliis lit $3.17i. !
SPHLTI'll Slenily at JX321.- . ,
CO UN MKAI-$1.73f ( l.80 ,
WlllBKV- -I.OS11.I5. |
COTTON TIMSrnclinitce
HAOHINO-rneliuiigi'd lit
I'UOVISIONS leelde ) < lly hlRhei" strong. Pork ,
standard mess , jobbing , $ I8.S7 > ,4. Lard , prime
Blram. $7.25 ; choice. $7.43. Dry salt meats , lo.we
shoulders , $6 ; longs and ribs , jii.GO ; shorts , IC.W.i.
llacon , packed phnuldeiM , J6.75 ; lonRS , JC.S'ii ;
rlb.s. $7 ; hlioiln. $7.25.
HKCUI1TM Flour , 2,000 bbls. ; wheat , 15,000
bu. : coin. 1W.OOO bu. ; oats , W.OOO bu.
SHIPMHNTS Flour , 9,000 bbls. ; wheat , 9,000
bu. ; coin , 178,000 bu. ; iials. 45,000 bu.
Cutler jMiirkut.
NFW YOHIC. April 9.-COFFr.B-Optlons
opened dull ; August declined lOe ; September ad
vanced lOc ; olheiK unchaiiRcd. Hilled dull and
featureless and closed quiet at unchanged prices
to 5 points net decline ; sales 4 , no. ) bags , Includ
ing : April , J16.20 ; May , JIG.O.Vu 16.10 ; September ,
$14. 9D ; October , $14.03 ; Cordova. $19.25ifia.M [ :
sales , none ; warehousu deliveries Saturday , 7,000
baRs ; New Yolk Mock today. 1 18.211 bags ;
United Plates stock. 210,141 baRs ; alloat for the
I'nltcd Slates , 477,140 bags. iiEalnst GG7.1GG bag *
last year.
HIO li : JANKIIIO , April 9. Mniliet nrm ; No.
7. Itlo , $10.70 : excbaiige , atd ! ; receipts , 8,000
biiRH ; ck-arcd , Ci. < fX > bags ,
SANTOS. April 9. Market quiet ; good average
Santos , nominal ; no quotations ; receipts , 1.0UO
r UAMIU'ltn , April 9.Maiket quiet : sales , 11.000
I IKH : pi Ices unchanged to UpfK hlRher.
LONDON , April ! ) . Market quiet ; prlcea 3d
lower to : M hlKhcr.
HAVUM , Apt II . MaiKet steady ; sales , 9,000
bags ; prices unchanged to 4f higher.
HIIIIIUI City Markets.
KANSAS CITY , April 9. WllIJAT Plow : No.
2 hard , D2"jilMo ( : No. S red , B7 5Sc ; No , 3 red ,
UtrMo ; tejeeted , 43c ,
COHN I'lichanged ; No. 2 mixed , 32'iii32c ' ;
No. 2 white. niffillUv.
OATSFmet Ion lower ; No. 2 mixed , 31C3t'.ic ' ;
No. S white , 32'SG33c. ' ;
No. 43o.
HYH--Flrm : 2.
FLAX SUKD-Sleiidy lit $1.21f1.22.
'
HAY Firmer ; timothy , $ S.O < % ? .00 ; prolrle , $6.00
lil'TTHH Active ; cieniiK-iy , 20ff2Sc ; dairy , 15
HUllS-Flrm at 8c , . , . ,
HKI'KIPTS Wheat. 19.00) bu. ; corn , C(00 bu.j
oittn. none.
HIIIP.MHNTS Wheat , 8C > 0 bn.i corn , COO bu. ;
oats , none. _ _
Liverpool .Market l
LIVEIIPOOL , April > . -WHEAT Steady ; de
mand moderate ; holders offer moderately ; Cali
fornia No. 1 , &s IdtfoH 2d ; reil western winter ,
Is lOdhSaif \ \ .
CORN Qulct ; demand modrrnlr.
KLOl'H SmltiK ikilfiits , Cn. 8.1.
PIlOVlSlONS-lleef , extm India m s. J0 .
Pork , prime mehs , 67s Gd. Ducon , long and short
clear. 15 Ibs. , 32 ; long and short clear , 45 Ibu. ,
S3s Cd.
HUTTint-Flneat. 83s ; good , 6a 6J.
I'olton Market.
NEW Oni.KANS , April S.-COTTONr-Qulel !
> ale , I.tW Kiles ; to arrive , 700 bnlru ; receipt ! ,
4.571 bales ; rxporli , Oreiit llrltl.in. 4.7.V ) bulrs ;
tuck , H ,3i > J bolci. Futuui , barely ettady ;
Mil * . Jl.fM bnlen ; April , ri.X > 7.2 * . Mn > f 27fl
" . , June , j ; US , July , j.4li.l' . . AuRUKt 7.49
7.Mj Hepteinl'iT. $7.W/7.4I ; Oet.iber.
MIIIICIIIO | | | | < U'lirut .Murket.
MlNNtJAPOMW , April 9.-Th fnily uhenl
mntketns weak nnd lower this tn irnlng wllh
considerable offered fur sale , but later , ns reports.
came In from th - outMvc it that the wenlhrr
was Mill unfavorable tot tin' rroiw , shorts l -
pnn m-rvoiifly lo co ei nnd consldemble excite
ment wns erentc-d , advancing th" miuket quickly
liefore Ihev wen- able to dn iniieh. The weather
predictions far the southwest , which weie not
nt all nmirliin for the crop there , has denied
on the putt of Irneatotn , Home ilenlin to buy ,
which \\i\f further encouraged by private
Liverpool cables reporting a Kir. UK market there.
Trading wns Irss active than during the latter
days ot Inn week and piomlses to be dull until
the government report comes out. There has
been n heavy fall of snow In the northwest
which stopped nil seedlns nnd may not permit
the beginning nf secdlmr operations a Bain for
several dny . The advance took the prices up
more than once , but tlio rise wns not fully sus
tained , the market closing nt a limit \c decline
from the hlyhttd , but Vc to % c higher than the
close of Pnttirday , April , . f,2c ; Mny , G2fi2'ic ( ' ;
July , 63Hc ; September , GV ; on track , No. 1
hard , CJHc ; No. 1 nnrtbein , C34e ; No. 2 northern ,
G2ijc. Itccelpts were ZIO.OOi ) bit. ; shipments , IS-
630 bu. Ilecelpls for the week woe. 905,370 bu. ,
with Uululli receipts , m.iklng n total of 1.I25G.1
hu. , ngnlnst n trial of C05.920 lu. the week be
fore , but Romn r.00.000 . bu. less than the wrelc
last year. The total stocks In second hands In
the northwest outside of the amount held by
smaller elevator linen and by Independent buyers
In the count ) y Is 28CWtWO bu. , iiRalnst 40.00.000
bu. n , year ago.
The Market Itecord figures n decrease In the
latgo llnei of country ilevalor stocks tit 2tJ.UO )
bu , leaving In such houses nppioilmately l , 00-
000 bu. , nnd tn Minneapolis private houses , 1.031-
( Kl ) bu. . n decrease for the bitter of IK ) OW bu.
The. tntiil stocks of wheat In Minneapolis In p.ih-
llo and private liouscs allowed n decrease for the
week of ! ! 3.70S bu. , In the face of large recelp'H ,
shonlng nctlvu work by the local mills. Flour
was tlrm nnd steady , with a fair demand , with
patents quoted at t3.l' > fi3.ti' , with some nsklng
above that. It.ikers , $ J.OSJ2. 10.
'I'r I sco Wheat ( JnotiitloiH.
SAN FIIANCISCO , April 19.-Fnfiivornble re-
polls of continued dry weather enabled the bull
element In the local gialn market to push wheat
and bailey options up loday to the highest
notch reached tor some time. Di . mber bat ley ,
which closed on Saturday at M'Be ' per cental ,
opened this mnnilng at J1.05 , reneheil $1.08 nnd
finally $1.05. May barley , which closed hist
Saturday at SOo per cental , opened this morning
at ! )3o and closed at 9ic. ( Wheat options were
active , but ruled strong. December wheat
opened at JI.17 } ! per cental , lose to $1.18 nnd
closed at Jl.l'i.vC. In May wlieat there was little
doing. Thin morning at this port theru wns nn
aggregate of 19,132 tons of tonnage under charter
for wheat.
NPU- York Dry Goods
NEW YOIUv , April ! > . The day has footed up
a very fair volume of new sal s for Immediate
nnd futme dellxery. llleached cottons are In
fair request. Some business was done In cot tun
flannels. Colored cotton * were quite In demand.
Specialties In silks nnd ribbons very quiet
Pilnled clotht not In demand , with sales of
40.000 pieces futures , Gl squares , at 2 13iIBc. and
nbolit 20,000 pieces odds. Worsted suitings In
fair demand. Dress goods qnlet and larRe sales
for autumn. I'l luted fabrics In better move
ment.
Vlslhlo Supply of ( train.
NEW YOIllv , April 9.-The visible pupply of
Rrnln Saturday , April 7 , ns coniplle.1 by the New
York Ptoduce exchange , Is as follows :
Wlieat , 70.7C2.000 bu. ; decrease. 774.000 bu. ;
corn , 174.974,000 bu. ; decrease , 1,012,00. ) bu. ; oats ,
2.ISI.OOO hu. ; decrease , r.9,000 . bu. ; rye , 3.17.004 bu. ;
decrease , 18,000 bu. ; barley , 582,000 bu. ; increase ,
G4.000 bu.
Oil Murlu-tK.
OIL CITY , Pa. , April 9. National Transit cer
tificates opened at > 24c ; highest. Me ; lowest ,
8J'/4c ' : closed , SSTic ; sales. 18,000 bbls. ; shipments ,
155,854 bbls. ; tuns , 85,674 bbls.
PITTSllUUC , April 9. National Transit cer
tificates opened at 82'Jc ; closed at S3J c ; highest ,
83Hc ; lowest , S2ic ! ; no sales.
IViiriii Grain Market.
PEOniA , April 9.-COIlN-Matket nrm ; No. 2 ,
37ic ; No. 3 , 37c.
OAT.S-Market higher ; No. 2 white33ic ! ; No.
3 white , S2l3.1c.
ItYK Maiket firm ; No. 2 , f,0ff-,2c.
\VIIISlCY-Markct nrm ; high wlnos , JI.13.
Diilutli Wheat Jhirlcct.
DL'LL'TH , April \VUEAT--Closc : n.isy ;
No. 1 hard , cas.i , C4c ; April , ClUc ; .May , G4'-.c ;
July , GGKc.
London .Sugar .Market.
LONDON , April 9. SUOAK-Cane. quiet ; cen
trifugal Java , 15s 3d ; JIuscovadj , fair refining ,
13s.
U uol .Market.
ST. LOUIS , April 9. WOOL-Stendy. with fair
demand for desirables grades.
STOCKS AND HONDS.
AVcck Opened In Securities with a Very
I'lrni Tone.
NEW YORK , April 9. The week opened
on the Stock exchange with a firm tone
to the speculation nnd In most cases tlio
first prices mode were a fraction above tlio
closing figures of Saturday. During the
morning the trading was fairly active , and
except for some of the specialties , the mar
ket was steady to strong. During the after
noon the volume of business was light and
the dealings were Irregular , the market
closing dull , but fairly steady with a ma
jority of the shares traded in showing an.
avance on the day's transactions. Chicago
Gas was most prominent in the dealings
and was sold sharply at tho. opening on
a report that the decision of the attorney
general of Illinois In the quo warranto pro
ceedings would be against the company.
After a decline of % per cent , supporting
orders were received , resulting In a recovery
of % per cent , followed by a reaction of
\ & per cent and a rally of H per cent , mak
ing a net loss of % per cent.
Sugar wns second In point of activity.
Opening % per cent higher , it sold up 1 %
per cent additional on purchase Induced by
a bollef that probably the lai'Ift bill may not
become H law , on which contingency the
sugar company would make largo profits.
A goodly proportion of tlio buying is said
to have been for Insiders. Later In the
day realizations and a small bear raid
caused a reaction of % per cent , the close
being at a gain on the day of % per cent.
The grangers were only moderately active ,
advancing a fraction In the morning and
reacting during the afternoon , Uurllngton
showing a decline at the close of % per
cent. Hock Island ' ,4 per cent , Northwestern
unchanged for the common nnd 1 per cent
higher for the preferred , and St. Paul made
a gain of % per cent and St. I'aul preferred
% per cent. Thcro was good buying on
lUchinond Terminal third assessment paid ,
the stock advancing % per cent and closing
at the highest point touched. The purchases
wore Induced by reports that the reorgan
ization of the company would shortly be
completed.
The Evening Post says : The noteworthy
general movement of prices lately begun
continued today In the other markets and
hafl as before Its duo Influence on stocks.
Wltc.it was strong In spite of the heavy
speculative realizing , and silver bullion
rallied again In London In the direction
of last week's highest figure. liy all ac
counts tlio oriental demand continues heavy ,
while the supply from transatlantic ports
barely Increases. A rather striking inci
dent of the last month or two has been the
shipment of gold from India and China.
London's receipts of this metal from China
In February and March were -184,000 and
298,000 en mo from .India in March alono.
In the last two weeks , however , since tlio
breaking of the Ilombay panic , a moderate
return movement of gold to India has begun.
The foliowlng are the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the Now York exchange
today ;
Atchlson 15 Northern Pactuc , C
Adnnm KxprcsH. . . Iftl ) No. Pac. pfd 21
Alton , T. H 'J4K U. P. I ) , & O 1116
do pfd 1JO Northwi'sturn . . . . 100) M )
Am. KxprcaH 11' ' do pfd 110
ll.iltlmoru&Ohlo HI N. V , Central 101
Canada Pacific . . . CD ! < N. Y , JtN. EUR. . . . PJ
Canada Southern. 6'J Ontario iw 17M
Central P.tcltle. . . 1UU Oregon Imp IMl
Chen. JeOhlo 1UH Oregon Nav Ufi
Chicago Alton. . . . Ill ) , O. S. L. & U. N. . . . 10
C..H..VQ 8S ! Paclllo Wall 17
Chicago Oas lUfc ! ? I * . U. & U 49 {
Consolidated O.'IH. IfiiDt'lMttHlttire ' Ifil
O.C.C..VSI. L. . . . SUMPullman Pubico. . 17
Colo. Coal , V Iron lUH < Ui-adlni ; liUj
Cotton Oil Ort. . . D'J Itlclnnoiid Turin. .
li-l. Iludaon 141H do iifil mil
Uol. Lick.V. . . . 1 4 J U. ( l.\V I4h
H. &H. (1. pfd ilHU H. ( J. W. pfd 4'J
D.AC. P. Co ' . ' 014 ItocU lalaud T1K
Ham Tenn 4U St. Paul 04 !
Krlo 17 > 1 do pfd K'OJJ
do put . 118 SI. P. A , Omaha. . . 4dh
FortWaymi . 1R3 do pfd IK ,
G. Koithcrn pfd. . 101 Southern Pao SIU !
O , A.K , I. pfd . UU 'Sugar ' llcllnory. . . O''JS )
Hocking Valley , , lUUITunii. Coal A Iron ID
111. Central . | )4KToxuu ) | Pacific , . . . UU
St. P.MXduth. . . . V'O T. &O , Ouiit. pfd. . 70
1C , A. T. pfd . mi ) * Union Paclllo . 'JIM
\V. . . 11IJSU | , S. Kxprcss . 611
do pfd . UHiilW. at. 1.A1 > . H ! <
Lake Shore . 1'JDH do pfd . 'J8J
Ixjad TriiBt . : i Hi Willis Kinro Kx. . I''S
LouUvlllu&N. . . . 61H.VcBlnru Union. . . K.1
LonlsvllloA. N. A. UWiW. Jt L. E . 13
Manh.'Utan Con , . , I''ti I do pfd . CO
Mcmnhla&O . B MA.St , I , . IO
NIchit-ail Out. . . . Ot ) 1) , Alt. (1 ( 13
Mo. Paclllo IllH O. B 11M
MobtlitX Ohio. . . . 1HH N , Unui-ix ) , . . . . . . . 41H
NaslivllloClKll. . . 74 C. P. 4 I iO
National Corduo ' . " -i do nid ua > {
do pfd 4. . ll.JLT. U Ot
N. J , Cuntral 1H > { T. A. A , AN. M. . , S
N. 3iW. pfd i'Bto T. SI. I , , i K.U. . . . hJi
North Am. Co. . . . . 0 do pfd 1
The total sale * n ( stocks were 15M2 shirea ,
IncludliiKI American Tobacco , 4,100 ; American
Hugar , 18,400 ; llurlliiEtoii , ( ,000 ; fblcujo n j ,
4j Mltoourl 1'aclllc , 4SOO ; New York & Ntir
l.'nrlnn'l. Sit" " : It. AV r-rlin' ' . < lri third " - < t
liiild , IJO.I. | ItnU IsJiUid , CW ) , rU. Paul , C.C'Jj '
\VcHli-tn fnlon , 4,3i T | ]
Nnw Yorls luni'v Mnrkrt.
NH\V YOltIC , Alirll 9.-MONBV ON OAMr-
Kasy nt 1 per cent ; Inxlionn nnd clotcd nl 1 per
ct-nt.
ctnt.PHI.MI2 JIUUrANTU.13 1'APKH 306H | ier
cent.
HTiittINI n.VC.HANUH-nrm , with ncttinl
buslm-M In lninkrrft.V hills nt J4.R8U1H.8S'4 ' for
demand and J4.S7Ji4.t7ii for sixty dnys. Posted
rates , J .SSft4.89'4i.commercial bills , I.S6'i
' '
( luVHKNMBNT llONUiJ nriii' ; state bonds In-
active. , , (
The closing quotations pn bonds !
offered.
Iloiton Ntiiclc OiiotiitldiH.
I10STON , April D.-Call loans , lMi : i per CPU I.
Ginning pclcea for BtocUH , bonda and mlnimr
HharcH :
London Stock Oiiotatlom.
LONDON , April 0.'J p. in. closing :
Consols. tiionu.v..UU lii-lU Mexican ordinary. 17 !
Consols , ace'nt. . . . llld St ? 1'nul rum . OiiH
Canadian 1'jclllc. . . 71 i N. V. Central . 104
Krie . lt > H Pennsylvania . t > ' 2H
Krlo 'JndH . K < K llfaillnir . 11H1
Illinois Central. . . 117 .Mc.x.CViitiiiW-ln. ! fi ! <
MONBY 1 pi-rcenl.
1IAU SlLVKU-l8Hd ! per ounce.
The rate o'cllHcount In tlicopcn inarhrt for short
hills IH IJf per cent , anil for three inontliH1
bills Is IHSU.'i percent.
Nnir York .Mining Quotations.
NEW YORK , April d.-Tlio following are tlia
mining nuolatloiis :
On Hut London .Market.
NEW YOIUC. April S.-The Poit'i London
cabin pays : The niarltots Mere f.ihly active ,
oanslderlriK that a i-ftlli-imnt hcgln.s tomorrow.
Money prdiahly will bo easy for settlement.
Americans opened dull , luit closed Meadk-r with
little business. South. American bondH weie
lower , with n : dull tendency. Hllvrr lecovered
to 2SVid ; per oz. , with a llrm tone. There was
small demand from China and xcanty suppllCH.
One hundred and thlrtthree tlioiiHaiid pounds
In B.ild were bought and I13.UW ctimu In from
thu continent. :
St. I.ouls Mining Stock Ouotatloiii.
ST. I.OUIS , April 0Mlnliitr Blocks uuehanircd.
Quotations :
iild ! ARlted.i fild. As'.ted.
AdaniB. . . . $ .35 $ .00 SI Hopes. . . $ .US $ ,70
Am.Nettle. .Ol- ! .0 : )
GranltoM. . lfu 2.'J Hopo. . : . . . 3.0t )
lllmetalllc. : i.2r : i.40 Uarcouver. . ' 15
Financial' Notes.
KANSAS CITY , April 5 , CIcarliiRS , $1,656G14.
I1OSTON , April 9. Clearlnxs , JllfSO,304 , : bal
ances , 11,405,543.
BALT1MOH13 , April 9. Clearings , JlS12COrt ;
balances , $275,054.
NC\V YORK , April 9. ClearlllKS , $ GO,1S1:53 ;
balances , { 1.361,142.
I'HILADKLI'HIA , April 9. Clearing , J7.M3-
201 ; balances , Jl , 079.477.
MEMPHIS , April 9. Clearlnirs , | 29I,71G ; bal
ances , I75.44S. New York exchange , ji premium.
CINCINNATI , April 9. Clearings , 2,7G4,200.
Money , 2&JIG per cent. New York cxchnnjje , 25
® 40c.
LONDON , April 9. The amount of bullion
Kone Into the Hank ot ICnKlund on balances
today , 143tJO.
1'AlllS , Apt 11 9. Three per cent rentes , 90C IMc
for the account. ICxchatiKe on London , 25f 15c
for the checks.
SAN KHANCISCO , April 9. Drafts , slsht. 32'Ee ' ;
telegrnsjlilc. locj silver bats , G2Uii62'oCj ! ; Mexican
dollars. GlflKlV c.
NKW OHLHANS , April O.-Clcarlnss , * S92,720.
New York exchanse , commercial , Jl premium ;
bank , I1.M premium.
ST. LOIHH , April 9. Clearings , $3.922SS8 ; bal
ances , J298.055. Money , dull at S'tVi" ' " per cent.
Kxclmnue on New York , 65c inemium.
CHICAGO , April 9. Clearlnss , tl3.4Sl.oaO. New
York exchanKe , 7.'ic prfmlum. Money , steady lit
2Vi ; < ff4 per cent on call and SijG per cent on lime.
Kamis : City Llv Stock .Murker.
KANSAS CITY , April 9. CATTLi : Itecclpts.
1,100 head , shipments , 2,000 he.ul ; market Btrons
to 20c hlKhcr ; Texas steers , t2.W'tft.45 ) : ; Texas
cows. ? 1.MP2.SO ; shlppInK steers , } 3.00f < 4.2i ; na
tive cows. tl.7fifiJ.25 ; stockers and Icudes.40
Ijj3 65 ; b\llls. $2.1.yii2.SO.
1IOOS HecelpU. 2,4 * ) head ; slilpments , 4,100
head ; market 105f15c higher ; bulk , $4.75 ; heavies ,
packers and mixed. $4.7084.S2' > . ; llehta , Yorkers
and nlirn. tl.604H.iO.
SHKE1' IleceliJts , 3,100 head ; hlpments , 300
head ; maiket stroiiB ,
The first Installment nf Einlle Zola's great
story , "LourUcs , " will appear In The Sunday
Dee April 15. Illustrated.
H'fiSTJiKX J'K.VMOXV.
Vet Tiin of tlio Lntu War Itcinpinbercil by
tin ) < irncrul < ! oeminent. .
WASHINGTON. April . ( Spcclnl to The
j30e > ) _ penslons cranteil , IPSUP of March 23 ,
were : lown : OrlKlnul GeorBc nonsniorc ,
KilRewoocl , Clayton ; Henry C. White-head ,
Atallssa , Mttscatlne. IncrciiMU Matthew C.
Kempsey , Cedar Raplils , Linn ; licnjamln
Kltterman , lock HnpiilH , Iyon ; Jameo Wll-
llaniB , HurlliiBton , UCH Jlolncs. Helssuo
Kdwunl ICaston , West Union , Kayettc. Orln-
Inul widows , etc. l.ut-y lleube , Nashua ,
ChicknHaw ; Kllza N , Hinlth , Centervllle , Ap-
pnnoose.
South Dakota : OrlRlnnl Alfred Vnlllant ,
UlK Stone City , Grant , Reissue Orison W.
IJealyns , Ipswich , KdintinilH.
Colorado : UcHtoration and supplemental
John Turk , Denver , Arnpalmc. Increase
Georse M. Sliutc , Denver , Arnpahoe ; James
J. Conwuy , Hlco , Dolores. OrlKlnul wliloww ,
eta. Klla 1'lerce , Herthnuil , Larimer ,
Montana. OrlKlnul John C. Iteelie , Glas
gow , Dawson. _ *
( 'iiptured the Last "f the I'oachcrfi.
CHHYKNNH , Wyo. , 'April ' 0. ( Special to
The Hee. ) A lettei- from ono of the
ofllclals In chnrfi1 nf the Yellowstone
park states thaf " J3 < 1 Howell of Cook ,
Mont. , was arrested In the park , on
the 13th of Mnr.iih for killing hnlTalo.
He was taken to Miuumoth HprltiKH and
contlned , awaiting Instructions from the du-
purtmunt at Wiislilntfton. llowell IH the
last of three desperate poaiihi'm of Cook
who have been urfohted by the scouts.
One word describes It , "perfection. " Wo
refer to Dewltt's Witch Hazel salve , cures
idi.liel hull.
KANSAS CITY' , .April P.-Tho trial of
Joseph A. Smith , hu'Kansns City lawyer
and populist , for 'criminal libel , licgan In
Kansas City , Kan. , today , All the leadIng -
Ing populists of Kansas have been sub
poenaed as witnesses In this case , IncludltiK
Governor l.cwelllnt ; and Mrs. Lease. The
day was consumed In getting a jury.
llourd of Trude. Directors.
The directors of the Hoard of Trade met
yesterday afternoon anil audited monthly
bills and discussed the making of several
small Improvements to the ImlldlnK. There
was no regular monthly meeting In thu
evening , due to u failure to secure a quo
rum.
Look at all the orchards In the vicinity of
Portland , OreKon , and you will Battle on
Dundee , llrown , at WoodbrldKe Bros , , 120
N. 15th St.
mr tut i iiMi n'i'APir IT < i\ti Tn
01IAIIALI\IiS10CI \ ( JIARkhTS
Week Opens with nn Unexpected Smal
Supply of All Grades.
GENERAL GREAT ACTIVITY ISTHERtSULT
Cnttln Soil Unlcldy nt mi Ailvnnco of Ten
to I'lflocn ( Viiln-lloRa Ainu Score
n .Sharp Itlao Slicri |
Snircc.
MONDAY , April 0.
Dealers Rcnernlly wcro considerably ills-
appointed at the Rinnllticss of supplies to
day. Thcro wcro olTly 127 cars ot all kinds
liero and of these tlicro wore 90 cars of
cattle. Tlio cattle market WHS nearly ns
much of n surprint ) ns the receipts wore.
Prices ruled from lOc to lfic higher than
Saturday , and It seldom that 2,000 cattle
change hands quicker than they did today.
On account of the favorable tone to eastern
advices shipping and speculative buyers
were In the saddle early and ready for
business. Liberal outside orders and the
smallncss of the supply tnado the dressed
beet men anxious , and taken altogether
sellers found conditions very much to their
liking. The general quality of the cattle
offered was very fair , but there were no
strictly choice beeves here. Oood 1,200 to
1,100-11) ) beeves sold at from $3.70 up to $1.15 ,
and fair to good 1,000 to l.lfiO-lb steers
sold readily at from $3.DO to $3.7C. Fair
to poor stuff and odds and ends went at
from $ .1.40 down , It was a good , strong ,
active , healthy market from start to finish
and by 10 o'clock business was practically
over.
The same activity characterized the trade
In butchers' and cnnncrs' stock , but there
was no quotable advance In prices. Offer
ings Included les than a do/.en loads , and
buyers soon picked them upTho market
for veal calves was llrm and for rough stock
of all kinds active and stronger.
Stockers and feeders were In good demand
and higher. The fresh supply was light and
the pens were by no means crowded with
stale cattle. Itegulur , dealers were nil
good buyers and quite few
a hay-fed west
erns went over the scales at from ? 3.2."i to
$3.55. The feeling on nil sides was linn.
WYOMIXO.
1 bulls 13.12 220 1 htnir HIM 250
1 KlPt'i- 1010 300 43 feeders. . . . 113H 3-15
20 feeders..1101 3 55
55IDAHO.
IDAHO.
4S fepdors..llll .1 m 72 feeders..11.V ! n " 0
'M feeders..112.1 345 S3 fecMlcis..llil7 S 4) )
HOOS Receipts todny wore fully l.COO
lighter than on last Monday , and other mar
kets wcro pretty much In the sumo fix.
Otherwise conditions wcro not markedly
different from last week. Sellers again had
the tipper hand and experienced no trouble In
working off their holdings' ' nt a fie to 10 < ; ad
vance. There wus only ono shipper ( Sijnlre )
In the field and speculators were a trlllu shy ,
but the local contingent were nil anxious for
supplies , and the meager offerings changed
hands like hot cakes. One very choice
butcher weight load brought $1.90 , but aside
from this It was practically a J 1.80 and ft.85
market , everything selling within that range ,
buyers paying no attention to weight and
apparently not n great dnal to quality. The
feeling on all sides was decidedly bullish
throughout and the fcharp advance In pro
visions caused a strong , active close. On
Saturday the big bulk of the hogs sold at
$4.75 and a week ago today the trading was'
largely at $4.40 and $4.45. lleprcsontatlvo
sales :
No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Sh. I'r.
L ; 2tM . . . Jl 70 71 213 SO ? 4 t > 2'4 '
1 230 . . . 4 75 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' M 4 STi
78 Uli 11M 4 hi ) , \ . . . . . . . . 80 4 h5
70 213 81) 4 80 'l ' 210 40 4 S5
f.tj 200 120 I 80 G6 255 kO 4 85
C3 26S 12' ) 4 81) BS 201
3.1 245 SO' 4 80 U 245 40 4 X5
77 222 240 4 kU 70 215 40 4 tT >
77 192 IW 4 M ) 66 265 S. ) 4 . ' ,
Kl 23S 120 4 80 71 220 40 * S'
73 230 ISO 4 W ) 68 I'S'l M 4 S5
73 220 2SO 4 HO 65 281 40 4 K
M 2DJ ISO 4 SO 68 250 M 4 85
70 2M 40 4 Si ) 6li. 2U4 120 4 ( > 5
78 255 120 4 SO CG. .258 120 4 81
78 215 200 4 80 60. .201 100 4 t5
75 227 80 4 l C5 2li2 40 4 S
76 250 40 4 SO C'J 26' ' ) ICO 485
7 300 . . . 4 SO
1'IGH AND HOUdll.
1 270 . . . 4 SO
SHRBP llut three loads were received to
day and they were billed direct to n local
killer and not offered on the market. Local
klllerw nro all after supplies , with prices
steadily advancing. 1'alr to good natives are
quotable at $3.2fii4.7G ( ( ' ; fair to good westerns ,
$11.00(3'1.50 ( ; common and stock sheep , $2.50ifp
; t.2T > ; good to choice 40 to 100-lb. lambs at
$3.60J5.00.
Itocolptn uiul DUposltlou of Slock.
Official iviwlptH and disposition ot Block as Hhown
by th books of His Union SlojU Yards conpiuy
for lliu forty-eight hoiiru cnuhifr at D o'clock p. in ,
April I ) , lb'J4 :
IIIKIS. HIIKCI- .
Cars. 1 Head Cars , Head ( 'am. .llnad. .
ill 4110
11131-O.HiriON' ,
Nrtr York I.ltu .Stock Alnrkfl
NIJW VOIIK. April S.llliHVKHIlecilplB for
two duy , 4Zi' h iil ; K CHID on nal ; niaiket
slow but llrm ; nutlvw sli--rii. i-holi-f , I4.uitt4.ij ) ;
primp. t.W C5 ; Biiml , J4.W M.i'ii ! mtdlurn to
fair. t4.tXfit.tt ; onllnary. H.C ! ) 4. < J4 ; comiiion ,
$3.75 ; Btiius and nxi-n , H.wjj3.H ) ; bulln , JZ.40ti
S.W ; dry town. J1.W 3. ) . iim : > | iran i-nbleit
quoted American steers nl 9',4f10',4o ' | per Ib. ,
drenscd welKht. . , , . , ,
JALVKH-llecelptii for two dayx. S.9t * bi-ad ;
market steady ; veil In , pool' to choice , Stitito l' r
lllHlIBEl' AND LAMnS-llcctlpti for two days ,
Exaggeration
"T
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10,565 head ; 39 cars on pale ; matUet slow but
steady ; unshorn sheep , poor to pilme , J3.75fj >
T..25 per 100 Ibs. ; clipped , poor to prime , J2.75W
4.IK ) ; unshorn lanllw , common to eliolco , J4.37V4W
D.C.1 : extra , JO.TO'nJ.7. ; fair lo inline , clipped ,
J4.25WI.75.
11O(1S ( Hecelpl * for twri diijH , 10,510 bead ;
2 cars on .sale ; Bood hogs , $ ri,2.Vu5.30 Per 100 Ibs. ;
maiket easier.
CIIIC.UiO LIVi : STOCK.
ITeivcr Cut tin Arrived Vcslrrdny Tluin the
'J'rmloi llml Kxpcetocl ,
CHICAGO , April 9.-There were from 3.000 to
. 4,000 fewer cattle here today than n majority
of the trade had figured on , 17.MM head covering
the arrivals. That Is aory llbeia ! Mipply , but
the pri'ssiiro was not greater than the maiket
could withstand. Thu demand developed unex
pected vitality , mid not only was last week's
advance Hrmly Kuppuried nil minimi , but In
numerous Instances still higher Iliiurcs were paid.
Iluyei'B weiu out In the > aids e.uly , nntwlth-
standliiB the naslj weather. TradhiK wax eon-
tlnuoubly iietlvii until the supply was exhausted.
Steers sold principally at fnnn j.'l.GO to $1.2. ' . , and
the bulk of the cmvn and InillH went out of
dealeiH' handa at frnm 12.25 lo J3.1.V extra steers
wein iuoteil | ariiiuid JI.75. There u.is u iiabof
heifers at J3.75. Kruin Ilium- prices sales laiiKed
im low as from J3.15 to ? : ! .25 ; thin , numb Mei-rn
nnd HonilawuK cows ul fnnn H.uO t i J1.75. There
was a fair HpilnKlliiK of choice beeves , and
them were several trades at bolter than JI.2J.
Those who weie dKippolulc.l In n.daN'H receipts
tire now predlctliiR heavy riipidlm for \Vi-diies-
day and ThurHday , with lower pikea as a ic-
In hors prices are Kllll ( HnihliiR. From Ho to
30o per 100 lb , waa uddcd to tinMilne of the
animal today without In the leiiwl ihetklm ; Ihe
demand. Appan-nlly buyers .no IIH hnnciy for
IIOBS as they were wht-n pil''MMM - , VKlower. .
They look most of the HlulT on today's maiket
us fimt as It was unloaded , p.iylmr from JJ.oo lo
15 20 for comiiKin to extra qualities ami from
J505 to J5.15 for the bulk. A few roiiKh lotB
went at from JI.20 to $1.25 , and there wen- sales
of culls all alum ; down to from 2..vi to JI.&O.
The major part was sold before. 10 n clock , nnd
the close found pon\o \ orders imllllnl. l/iral
dealeiK frenerally an > luokhiB for continued
moderate receipts and Rood pi Ices for the n-'xt
few weeks. . . ,
Prices for Bheep and IniiibH were steady.
Receipts umoimteil to about 12,000 head , nil
of which were taken at histeeks I-IUKIIIK
prices. Krom J3.W to t3.75 fur common KradeH
of Fherp , iiuotatliins tun tip lo I mm * ri.s5 In
1.90 for extia jviirlliiKh Sheep nild laiKe y lit
from J4.75 to $5,2i ; sales of lambs generally at
Herel'iits : "catiie' , 17,500 head ; caltc.s , SOO head ;
lions , 25.000 head ; sheen , 12.11 W licml.
TheKvenlm ? Journal lepints :
CATrLII-ltecelptH ' , 17Wl head ; In ( food de
mand ; market nt.idy l.i a trill. . lilKher. prim. to
extra native BIIMTB. t. i/4.l / > 5 ; iii.'dum , J1.IUU
4.S1 ; otherH , a.2.i3.'iO | ; Texan , $ J. . H.I.G. | . . .
11 ) ( lrtRriilplH. . 25.000 he.id ; "MrK.-t n.'llvp
and KHiISc lilKhi'i'i K'utsli heavy. J4.40jH.iB :
, , n.k..r and mixed 1.Hi'n5.hi ( ; pilrnr , heavy
} , nd \m.cher \ . weights , Ji.lM5W' | u wled , llsht ,
' 'Kin'IH' \ND LAMllrf llei-elpt-i. 12.010 bead-
in.irHe.V active and m.-.nlj'j lop. J5.10ij5. ' , lop
lambs , t5.'ijiiri.8 ! ! ,
St. l.niilN l.ho Sleek 'Miirliot.
BT. LOI'Irt. Apill . -r.\TTI.i-Itw-lptH 3 100
.
. . .
head niarkel aetlve n..m.
head ; Khlpments , 3W ;
! . . . , . .
K' IKUI'-ll ! mf ' ! . < * > li l : .IHPin'mi. . now :
imrkel ; u-tlv , . l.i . < ( l > blKh.-r ; fair t" * * mil v
ix ii ri.r.ii5.0) ) ; i-nppw iin-riiiipii , II.'M ' ; i'iii > : > a
wtlvin. I.K ; f-d 'Wxnns. H.70 ; unull mulne
iinibM , II. W. _
Ktorli III S
ThofollowlnifiirM Ilin receipts at the four prin
cipal clllt-H Monday , April 0 :
Cattln. Hops. Shopp.
.oiio
J- .
K n 4H idijtii" ' " ' ' ' * ' * " *
t * A I AH K T MI i i imn
ht. LoiilH _ * ? . ' . ? J-2 . .
ToUl jn.T.'io : i5.wj : 10.530
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