0 TITB OMAHA DAILY KEfo TIIl'llSDVY , APRIL 20 ,
COJIJIERCIAL AND FINAXCIAI
Chicago Operators Caught Short In OaUan
Hlccly Squeezed Yesterday ,
VERY NEAT CORNER EFFECTUALLY WORKE
' /JM / Control * tlio Miirknt ami I'ul til
J'rlrc nt III * Own rigurn Wheat
< Jntn yunrtrr for the Day-
Corn followi.
CHICAGO , April 2G. Shorts In the oat
tmrkct today on the Hoard of Trade realize
Ihat they were cornered for that deliver )
The price advanced lUc a bushel over th
{ lone of yesterday's sesBlcm. As oats raret ;
Idvanco or decline more than tfc to U
W bu. In n day whfn In a normal con
lillon , It will bo neon that the Hie ndvnnc
| K something phenomenal. It was all du
lo the fact that an old nnd experience !
peculator named Htss recently made i
treat dcol of money Bellini ; wheat short ant
has Invested the whole of It on the lom
llde of the market. He Is etc Jit'd with hav
UiK made Rnywhere from > iflO.OOO to $ 00,00 <
> n the decline In wheat , ami has added that ti
i former good sized pllo and Invested It ul
> n the long side of oats. There arc onlj
bout GOO.OOO bit. of contract oats In store
Hid there Is supposed to bo something like
1,000,000 or 4,000,000 bu. sold short for Maj
Scllvery. Mr. Hess Is the owner of the
100,000 bu. In store , and also owner of the
suntracts the short sellers have made. He
can , of course , put his own price on the
( .000,000 bu. to 4,000,000 bu. that cannot be
Jioiifiht except from him. Nat Jones Is sup-
Jioscd to be on the same side of the market
IIM Mr. HCS.V , and while not being credited
with being the possessor of wealth he has
Konc Into a deal where a little money goes
n long way. There was a good deal of ex
citement and a large crowd dealing In oats ,
nnd the chief manipulator stood In the mid
dle of the crowd nearly all the time , bidding
Jlay up to 33'ic , whllo July oatn were only
rule. In the end lo bid May oats up to 34Uc ,
vhlle July was only worth : ! 0&c at the close.
An Interesting tight Is now on , and the
( ( peculators say the advance today Is only
the beginning of It.
Wheat closed ' /c higher for May , and ' . c
Jower for July. Soon after the opening May
wheat advanced easily He , to 58'X.c ' , and
July /4c , to C0c. Soon the ofllclal weather
report showed n mere trace of rain In Cal
ifornia , and at the same time buying orders
came In from there , the result of which was
another advance , which did not stop until
] % c had been added. A notable feature of
the later advance was the narrowing of the
spread bctwefn May and July , which , from
S 1-lCc and 2Uc at the start , contracted to
J'Jic. The market remained firm to the end ,
after reacting about He from the extreme
lilgh point.
The corn market was firm , but not very
nctlve , and Its strength appeared to cotne
largely from sympathy with the advance In
oats. The market had a moment or two at
the opening price , whore there was a general
advance to 39c , closing at an Improvement
of He over yesterday.
The provision market was weak for a
short time near the beginning of the sea-
hlon , but strengthened with the Improve
ment In wheat , corn and oats. Pork closed
30c higher than yesterday , lard lOc , and ribs
lOc.
Estimated receipts for Thursday : Wheat ,
90 cars ; corn , 210 cars ; oats , 233 cars ; hogs ,
-i 1.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
f.
< * a h ( ( uotatloiiii were as follows :
KLOim-Klrmer.
AVHUAT No. 2 sprlnc 58ic ! ; Xo. 3 spring ,
ftraa ; No. 2 rod. ES > tc.
CORN No. 2 , 3Sf4 (38c.
OATS No. 2. 33 1C ; No. 2 white , 3Cg3C'.ic ; No.
while. 31fl32'4e. '
IIYU-NO. 2 , 48ct
IIAHLKY No. 2. nominal ; Xo. 3 , KflGSc ; No.
4 ,
KLVX SnKD No. 1 , J1.22W1.23.
TIMOTHY HKKD-l'rlrne , Jl.2 ; 4.:0.
I'HOVISIONS Mess pork , per libl. , J12.r,2'iiffi
J2.r > 7 > * ; lard , per Juo Ibn. , J7.COft7.Wi , ; shoit ribs
HlileH ( loose ) , JO.C2M.ao.C7 > 4 ; dry halted Bhouldeis
Omxeil ) , SC.t2l.ifll.67Vi. !
U'lIlSKY-IJlEtlllerH' nnlshcd eoods , per ual. ,
KIJUAKS Unchanged.
ThH following were the receipti aim Hlilp'.n3nt
for today :
Local Produce .Miirlcet.
TIl'TTnil-The ' market IH n Irmly nt yesterday's
jn-lces ; separator creamery. 20f21c : extra fancy
oll. 15 17e ; cholco country , 12fil4oj packing
Hfins The receipts arc very liberal , but there
IH no quotable eliariKe In pi Ices ; strictly fresh
i-KKH. D'/So ; .iecomls. MtSV-u.
L1VB 1'OULTHV Tlio conditions are pracll-
iilly iinehnnneil , prices belni ? barely Rtendy.
llena , Cji7c ; young rooslerH , Ce ; slaggy Btork ,
4' < | .ic ; old ronsteis. 3c.
CIA Ml- : There la hut little demand and the
market remaliiH practically iinrlmiiKeil. Mallard * .
J2.0i5l2.25 ; rrilhenils , .00f(2.25 ( ; bluewhiK trail
" - : Krwnwlimttnl , II ; mixed ducks , 73e '
ffei-HP , JI.OOffl.DO.
VI-JAIj Tlu-rc Is a faltly BDM ! supply , but coed
' "ek I"i Bjarce. Oood. fat veals , 7&7iic ; thin or
IION13Y Cluilce white clover , 13c ; California ,
He ; ilnrk hnney. 12V4 13c.
MAPLI3 HVIIIII' ( Inllnn JURS nnd cans , per
do * . , I12.M ; half Knllons , JfJ.50.
MAPLi : HUlAH-Per Ib. , lOc.
( JAMIS The market Is lower and the iltmaiul
Jt very moderate. Mallards , 12 ; redheads , } 2 ;
liluewliiK leal , 1.23 ; ureenwlng teal , Jl ; mlved
clneks , 7Bo ; Keese , | I.OO M.GQ.
. fl'TfcKllol''m"H' ? ' 13c l > el" " ' ! Italian chest-
nits , 12iine ; almonds. ICe ; KnKllsh walnuts. ] 2c ;
Illlieits , 12o ; penms , Inrce , 13M14o ; nccanx , me-
illinn , 10c ; llnizll nuts , lie.
HAttKllKUADT-Por bbl , . 14 : half bbl. . J2.25.
I'lDKK Pure Juice , per bbl. , JO ; half bbl. , J3.25 ;
lireRim , per bbl. . 54.W ; half bbl. , J2.75 ; clarllled
Ciller , per bill. , Jt.50 ; half tibl. , J2.7B.
llHANM-Callfornla hand-pleked navy , J1.80IP
buins "iTt1 ! ) 7-"Wy' " 7W-wi ) common whllo
ONlONS-Onloiis nre qnnUtl on orders nt OQ )
I0c ; iinlons. In lihls. , J2.73.
I'OTATOICS Mbmcsola Krown potatoes. In
mall lots ( nun store. 75ifcOo ; nume III car lots ,
, ISo , . , Nelmikkii nnd Iowa , from store , crJ7Co ;
i niiiraili ) , fioni more , S5c ; l.'oloinilii lots , fOe : Halt
i . ! ; " ' ' , , WM)0 ) ; " d potntnes , Kurly Ohio , Jl.ioij )
1.25 ; U.irly Hose , 90cJI.W.
, .r'AlllWl'Tl''lorlllil : cubnatre , per crate , J2.00
, ! . , l'f"r"hl , , ' , ' cabbuKe , per Ib. , 2'Sc.
L'H ! ' T"1' : > ! | " 1 r""cy Oiilfiirnla , Jl.
n\\ T lOTATOKH-Soiit notlltoes. J3.25JT3.EO.
iIlKKff , V 'HTAllLKH-Hplniicli ' , per bl , | .
l'ah r 'H"l" ' . per do35 4iV ; lotlucf. per doz , ,
J.iiiIOe ; cucumljers , J2 ; paisley , per doz. . 3)f35c ) !
; KK Plant , per do * . , JJ.23 ; unions , p-r doz. . 25ff
Wo , a | iUniiiiH { , pindoz. . , CUliOOc ; luinlps , per bu !
Jl ; cairols , HT bu. . Jl ; hreu. ncr do . . TSflSto
MlTiTrHfi ' " 'r l.'OIli.HWW ' I'loi-W'i tiium-
,
li > es , liar C-ll > ciote , Jl ; new pulatoes , per MMb.
l ix , J..25 ; n < | iiiinheH , per bu. J2nle nlunt ncr
. ! . . . 26M30o ; llern.uda . onions : , „ . ' , . Vm. . .
tVlA'fe K KV "
SSlhWrll'errU' ' ' ' " fur 6l"- ' "
. . .
Vi'l l > A V\'Ill.Mi > l Il. U T > l. l ifl
TIIOI'IOAL I-'UIJITS.
larEl > ' "
> 's-0-7Si Bmnu
J3.M ,
. .S l'oll lA , ' > ANniS-niverslde le-dllnE" .
J2.75 ; Itlversldo WuntiliiRton imvals , I3.5j HiS.
land needllnKH. 3 ; Itrdland imvnls M.W ! .
"iii'lr . | 751"1 cxc < 'l"or nav" ' . S.7fflJ.OO ; need-
p r Ib. , ISc.
$5 19 70-lb. IIOXM. per Ib. ,
NKAl'I'LL'S Irfirgc , per iloi. . U004M.I3 :
unull to inrdluni , ji r dos. , t2.MtJ3.uO.
PURS.
IlKAIt-No. 1 black. l re . JSO.COffM.00 ; me-
dlum , J13 ; mull. JS.OOU10.IO ; black yeuillncn.
Uige , J12.00O1S.OO ! medium , JtO ; smull. J7 ; blutk
rub > . lurk-o. t . 00 US. 00 ; medium. JS.OJtfo.W ; small.
J4 , black Montana and HmKy mountain , lurce ,
IHJ.OOiri&COi mtjlum. Jll : iniHll. ll'J ' ; bltck M'vi.
; aua jrcarllntu , large , JUj medium , | l ; imall ,
I MH , * M-n'jnd cut.i l i.i < fit 'i i ! ) in
H < ; l > .n II 13 " .I T lip , 1.0 ' I : . Ill 1
Jli. tmrtll is ciH'fr tip yimi.n * tti < n- tit
Hit-itann , f * nn.ill ti , nl.rr ii ; * i.ulm , I.UK" | 1
lni > 'liimi. U ' 'i ' mnll J.i br.nn . latit' . J.-n i t
Z/ . . < | tn-'H\itn. Hr . rmnlf , 112 M-ar.nj | ; . IntKe
tl'iO'iBli'w ' , iiH'tlium. H. m ll , l cubs , larue
II : medium. Ifxmntl , JJ , l .lBcr-N. ) . I. IntKe
II.OMll.50mwllunl , wvnmnll. . ( Oc ; n hnNo. . I
\ntf.f. \ J < ; m 0ium. 18 ; xmnll. J4 ; fox , Mlvcr. ni
to color , nrrorillnir to IH-BUIV-NO. 1. IntKv , tlW
nintlutn. JW ; iiiwll. Ji" "liver , pnle , accordln ,
{ ? , "auty ! lurmIM ; medium , t i imjll , J > )
ni.l 1.1 rnmll , 12 rr-l
cram lirKf. 17 ; * urn , ; ;
f , 1 I M. nifdlum. II.Z5i > mll. U ; Brny. larKe
76oi ine-llum. WCi nnll. < 0 ! kit. large , 50c ; m
dlum"4Vt fmnll , J V ; lynx. No. i. mre < j. JJ : me
1 urn JJ ; mnll. .W ; marten. No. 1 , Inrge , II
m Iium , tl.M : . nmtl..tl ; mink No , _ , hir _
SunV IJ- imall , U.M ; prairie , large , 70875o ;
mnlliiin Wo : unnll. Me ; benver , per fldn. No.
1 Uri"WiOXIfiW : m llum. II.BOi xmall. J2 ; kits.
Inieeh : medium. Jl.M : small. 7oc ; muikrnin-
wlnler. No. 1 Inrze , lOflllc ; medium. 9c : small.
To : fall. InrBe , 603c ; medium , 7c ; imall , 6c ; kits ,
large , ! C3c.
C3c.mnra , TALi/\v. ITC.
HiniS No. 1 Cleen hliles. 2 > 5ci No. 1 ureen
tailed hides , 2 > ,4 3o ; No. 2 Kreen failed lililn ,
IttOZo ; N" . 1 Veal calf. 8 Ibs. to 15 lb . . CJic ; No.
2 cal calf , 8 It.D. to 1C. lb . , 6C ; No. 1 dry ( lint
hides , f > c ; No. 2 dry Hint hides , 3c ; No. 1 dry
nailed hides. 4c. I'art cured hides He per Ib.
le s than fully cured.
HIIiii' rifLTS Green Halted , each. 23HSV :
green enltcd ihcarllnB < ( short-wooled early
Bkln > ) , ench , f lDc : dry immrllnss ( short-wooled
early rklns ) . Nn. 1 , eacJi , SQlOc ; dry Bhearllnss
( ahort-noolml early > klnii ) , No. 2. each , Sc ; dry
flint , Kamtas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts ,
per Ib. , actual welcht. CfiSc ; ilr > ' Hint. Knnraj
and Nebrnnkn murialn WINI ! pelts , per Ib. ,
actual weight. 4Qfic ; dry flint , ColotaJo butcher
wool pelts , per Ib. , actual welRht , 437c ; dry
Hint. Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
u eight. 4flCc.
TALLOW AND OnCASn Tallow , No. 1 , 4 #
4Uc ; tallow , Nn. 2. 3iff4c : crease , white A. 4 ? ;
p-ease. whha It , 3Xc ; crease , yellow , 3c ; grease ,
dark , 2 > ic ; old butter , : C2'ic ; beeswax , crime. U
GISc ; rough tallow 2O2 < jc.
. NKW YOKK OI-i.NKHAL MAICKKT.
VcstcrdayV Ouotntlons on I'lour , Ornln nnil
1'roilnce , Aletiilw , itr. :
NH\V VOHK , April 23. KLOl'Il Hecelpts. 23-
SOO bbls. ; exports. 14,000 bbls. ; sales , 5,000 pkgs. ;
market dull nnd neglected. Spring patents nr ?
easy for country brands , while standards remain
steady , but haid to move except nt concessions.
Kye Hour , dull ; buckwheat Hour , nominal.
Hl'CKU'IIKAT IJull ; range on all grades , 68'J
Cc.
Cc.C'OHN M HAL Quiet ; yellow estern , J2.005J
2.70 ; brandywlne , 12.70.
HVIJ-r > ull ; car lots , 51SC2c ; boat loads , 3lff
Me , to arrive.
11AIIL13Y Oull and nominal ; No. 2 Milwaukee.
63J67e ; two-rowed , state , CSc ; ungraded western ,
fiSSo.
ItAItbRY MALT Steady ; western , CVffSOc ; six-
rowed , S2'-3e.
\VHI-AT Hecelpts. 55,000 bu. : sales , 2.300.0M
bu. futures , 213.W1 bu. epot. Spot Hrmer and
more active ; No. 2 red , store nnd elevator , 61He ;
alloat , 02 > ie , f. o. b. , C3c ; No. 1 northern , 70'4e.
Options opened weaker on rains In Kansas ,
generally favorable weather west and eas.er
cables , but subsequently reacted on the scarcity
of May offerings. Later there was renewed buyIng -
Ing on prediction of frost west , which caused n
further advance , but finally the market reacted
and closed nt 'iHc net decline. No. 2 red , April ,
closed at Cl'.ic ; May , ( jl'i. < ( jG2'ic. ' closed at Clc ;
June closed at C24C ; July. C3 ! { i04'ic , closed nt
C4c ; August , G3V6ftC5ic , closed at UD'ie ; Septem
ber , C6Hi' . closed at Wtc ; December , C'J'i'870c ! ' ,
closed at C9'jc.
C'OHN Receipts , 40,000 bu. : exports , 66,000 bu. ;
sales , 220,000 bu. futures , 214,000 bu. spot. Spot
llrrn ; No. 2 , 4lc In elevator ; 44T c alloat : > el-
low. 45c In elevator ; steamer mixed , 43'ic. Op
tions opened dull nnd easy , but afterward became
firmer on active covering due to the advance In
wheat , and the clos-c was UbUc above last n'ght.
April closed at 4l'4c ; May. 41 > 4WIl 11-lCc , closed
at 41c ; July , 45l , 'al3Ji , closed nt 4354c.
OA'lS -celpts , M.OuO bu. ; exports , 1,000 bu. ;
sales , 170.0IX ) bu. futures. C2.0CO bu. spot. Spot ,
flrmer ; No. 2 , 40c ; No. 2 , delivered , 41c ; No. 3 ,
39 > , ic ; No. 2 white. 41 > 4c : No. 3 white , 40 > .ii- ;
track mixed westein , 40fflOHc ; track white
western , 40WICc ; track white state , 40fJ46. Op
tions stronu. owing to reports of manipulation
west. Shorts coveied vigorously nnd the close
wns at % c net advance. April closed nt 3'J > ic :
May , 37 > .lii3SUc , closed at 3s'ic ; July , 3G'i5j37c ,
closed at 37c.
HAY Klrm : shlpplnc JC.C01jC.50 ; good to
choice , J7.0007.M.
HOI'S Quiet ; state , common to choice , 9 < UOc ;
Pacific coast , 13fclSc. London market , steady ;
holders offer spailngly.
IIIIi.S Quiet ; wet B.tlted. New Orleans se
lected , 41 to 63 Ibs. . 4 > iS6 > , < .c ; Texas selected.
35 to 60 Ibs. . 4J3c : Iluenos Ayres. dry , 20 to 21
Ibs. , I0'44lle | ; Texas dry , 24 to 30 Ibs. , 6c.
LBATHKH Qulijt.
1'ltOVlSIONS L'ecf , quiet. Cut meats , easy ;
pickled bi-llles. 7U7-f4c. Lard , Hrmer : westein
steam closed nt J8.10 uske.d ; sales , 2JO' tierces at
JS ; April , SS.Oj nominal ; May , JS nominal ; July ,
J7.W ) nominal ; rellned , quiet ; compound , JC.
6.CO. 1'ork. dull , but steady.
COTTON 8KHD OIL Steady , but unchanged ;
prime crudebbls. . , 30c ; prime crude ,
loose , 23524c ; off crude , 2702Sc ; butter
grades , 35f3Cc ; prime summer , yellow , 33e ; off
summer , yellow , 3132c | ; prime summer , white ,
SC 37c.
IIUTTEIl Steady ; western dairy , ll13c ; west
ern creamery , 15if.'lc ; western factory , 10f)13c ;
Klglns , 21c ; state dairy , 15gl9c ; state creamerj" .
16O21C.
CIinn.SK New , market steady ; state large , O'.A
@llc : state small , loyilc ; part skims , 3 > , : c ; full
skims , 1iCc.
EOGS Market firm ; state nnd Pennsylvania ,
12c ; receipts , 10,000 pkgs. ; western fresh , ll'.ill
ll'Jic ' ; southern , lOfllO'.ic.
TALLOV. ' Iliuher ; city ( $2 per pkg. ) , EUc ;
country ( pkc. free ) . RUC.
PKTHOLKI'M-ljiiIct , but steady ; united clop-d
at S3e bid ; \Vashlngton , bbls. , JO ; Washington ,
bulk , J3.M ) ; refined , New York , J5.15.
ItOSlN Steady ; strained , common to good ,
J1.17'.4 ' 1.20.
TUHI'BNTINK--Steady at 30f/30',4cj
HlCl'J Steady : domestic , fair to extra , 4flCcj
Japan , 4 > 4 l'5ic. '
MOLASSKS Steady ; New Orleans , bpen kettle ,
good to choice , 28if3Cc.
PIG IKON Dull ; American , tll.00@ll.09.
COI'I'KH Klrm ; lake , 9'ic.
LBAU Firm ; domestic , J3.20.
TIN Strong ; straits , J19.00 bid ; plates , steady.
Hl'BLTMH Neglected ; sales on 'change , 23
tons April tin , Jl'J.70 ; lead , J3.42't.
St. I.oula ticnural Alurknt.
ST. LOUIS , April 25. FLO UK Quiet and un
changed.
WIII'AT Opened easy , vie off , but , despite
selling pressure , spurted upward TiSTic , fell back
then liffjic , clOBlns ' .Jo below yesterday. Crop
conditions controlled the final pi lees. No. 2 reil ,
cash , tic ; May , 544c ! ; July , M1i'i/5Cl ' cj September ,
tS' c bid.
COIIN Dull but firm. No. 2 mixed , cash ,
37'/4c ; May , 37c ; July , 37le ; September , 38c bid.
OATS Strong on bad crop news. No. 2 , cash ,
33ie ; May , 33c ; July , 279ic.
HYI3 No. 2. offered. Die regular.
ItAULKY l-'lrm ; sales , Iowa , at COc ,
IlllAN Very firm , (14c ( east track ,
FLAX Jl.1.1
CLOVini AND TIMOTHY Unchanged.
HAY Unchanged.
HUTTIIII Quiet at recent decline ; separator
cieamery. 17ftISe ; dairy , 15QlGc.
EUdS-Kastcr , S'.ic.
LKAD-Steady , J3.20.
til'HLTUIt rtrin , J3.30.
COIIN MKAI , Jl.9382.00.
WIIIHKY-Jl.OSfn.13.
COTTON TIKrf AND llAOOtN'O-Uncbnnged.
I'ltOVISIONS Higher ; firm , with good Jobbing
order trade. Dry salt meals , loose shoulders ,
Jii.12i4 ; longs nnd libs , J6.G5 ; shorts , J6.75. Pork ,
standard mess , Jobbing , J12. Lard , prime to
choice Hteam , J7.43fl7. .7i. ! lt.ieon. packed
shoulders , J7 ; lings , J7.23 ; ribs , 57.37S ! ; Hhoita ,
I7.C214.
IlKCnil'TS Flour , 2,000 bbli. ; wheat , G,00) hu. ;
corn , 92,000 bu. ; oats , 25,000 bu ,
SHIPMUNTS-I'Mour , 4.000 bbls. ; wheat , 2,001
bu. ; corn , 49,000 hu , ; oats , 18,000 bu ,
MIlinfiipollH ( iriiln .llui-liets.
MINNKAPOLIS , April 23. AV'heat sales did
not average quite as high In prices us yestp-dny ,
allhnugli Hi- closing maiket was at fie same
price. Thu fenturii of the day won a decreaeo
In the premium of July over May , which closed
about Wo less than yesterday. September de
clined He , closing that much lower. April nnd
May , GOTtc ; July , gi ! ( f31e ; SepUmber , tiOe.
On track : No. 1 haul , GlUe ; No. 1 northern ,
f,2)4e ; Jio. 2 northern. Clue. Thc.-e was \o y
little wheat reported moving In the country , and
pwlng to the sama railroad dlltlcuttles that have ,
existed for a week or so receipts were light ,
amounting tn 73,000 bu. ShlpmeniH were 9,000
bu. There Is considerable wheat on the road thht
Is sidetracked , anilwill rnnui In hvre us mxin
as the road begins to operate again. Ho Ill's
will bu over shortly , and with the bitter weal hi.1
now piomlsed ami after I hiralboud ctrlko Is
nettled receipts will be quite large. The
Hour market wax quiet and slow , mills
grinding tihout 135,000 hu. of wheat In
the twenty-four hours , which , with the ship
ments , will leave a decrease. In stocks here of
mine 60,000 bu. for UKday. . Tim crop r.lurta
wi'iu generally good , Uith In spring and winter
wheat districts , excepting thu continuation of
luul reports from California. Such geno-ally
good reports m.-idd buyers Indifferent , and trad
ing wai light , not more than some 3 , ' 0.0 > W bu.
fur the day. Klour wan quoted at J3.35fJ3.CO
for patents , J2.00ij2.33 for bakers. Shipment * .
37,293 bbls.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVKIH'OOL , April JD-Clofc : WHEAT Kasy ;
holderx offer nuKleralely ; No , 2 red winter , 4s
lUd ,
COIINFirm ; holders offer sparingly ; new
mliCMl si > ot , 3s lid ; tiitureu , quiet ; holders offer
"I'lirliiKly ' ; April , 3 lOHd ; May , 3s 9 4d ; June ,
FLOfll Steady ; holders offer moderately ; 81.
Uniln faney winter * . Cx.
I'ltOVISIONS-loird , dull ; holders offer freely ;
kpot , 39 dl ; futures , holders not offering. Pork ,
hulderH olfnr rparlniily ; prime mess western ,
Bu iCiS ! ! Si ! " ' " " ' " " " ' " " " ' M8 <
ColTi < o .Market.
YOUIC. April -COFHEE-Optlona
opened ilull , practically unchanged , advanced
5 riO points on .scnrclty of n-Hern und reactu.t
under weak Havre , cloning dull at 5U15 points
r. 'irf.111 ' . "llc'1' 6'7W | 1UB . Including : May ,
J15.M4W.e5 ; June , J18.30015.W ; July. J13.2) ; Bepl
timber , J14.70 ; Deveniber. | 14.00i14.0J. | Snot cot-
f . Itio. dull and nominal ; No. 7 , JU.S71i1il7.01 ;
mild , dull ; C.mlovn , J19Stfl9,5) ) ; wnn-houte dtf-
Iverles yenteidHy. 7.MO tmtrii ; illicit In New
J. ? 1'18' . ' ! llSM h"Rn took " > United 8t | p ,
ii)3,40 } ban ; aflait ( or the UlilUJ titaten , SJS.WO
. i Jnl i , , r th , t iui > I litit. s : 1 1.
b .v . - t' . : ' . - : 4 ' 4 I IK" 1 I > V u
UHI lif. J.\NHH | AMI 2 Mirk. ' ' . | Ul t
rii > ! nt"ns ! n < mi , i' ' < 'ntiH" K' d , ri-if pis ,
3 , ' l I'BRS. si .k ' i 'l | .nK
HANTHH. Api II 2'i Mnrki'l iUli | > t , n < li > tntl n <
n"lullinl , rrr ititit. Z. ( jmm \ , stink. Sti.OOO tiat\
rim ml fmm Hnntno , l.tn bniri.
IIAMIU HO. April JJ.-Mnrkrt imlrl ; rales ,
4 , ) Imeit ; itrliunclmnewl to 'ipfic lower.
LONDON , April 5.MnrkM quiet ; quolnthni
, - .
IIAVItK. April 2VMnrkfl st > nJy ; Mle , 8,00 (
bngH , prlrr * Renernlly unclmntml ,
CiilloiTiTiirkpt.
NBW OHLtlANrt. April tS.-COTTOX-filcadyi
ralfH , spot , 3iW Im'w ; to arrive , 3S bales ; onll-
nnry , Gc : KI H | onllnnry , G > ic ; luw inldilllnK ,
13-lfic ; niMdllnir , 7 l-l c ; Rood mldilllnB , 7ei
fair middling , 7'c : fair , 9 1- ! * * : recepis ; , 141
bnlofi ; r-xpjrt ! ' , continent , 0.017 bides ; con twis ,
1.M1 bales ; Hock , 1IRSS5 bal-s. Futures , floadyi
mles. 42,000 ; April. J7.M ; May , J7.02 f.)3 ) ; June ,
I7.09W7.10 ; July , H7.I607.I7 ; August. J7.224J7 21 ;
September. J7.227.2I ? ; October , J7.2.1rt7.2 j No
vember , J7.30J7.31 ; Deceml , J7.3Mf7.37.
ST. LOUIS , April 25. COTTON Htniilj" mill-
illing , 7 > ic ; rales , 9M bales ; receipts. 4W bales ;
shipments , I.0l l Imhn , stock , 4 > .000 balcn.
OALVKBTON , April 23. I'OTTUN Ilecelpts.
tl bales ; sales , S"7 bnles ; local rnnsilptlon , 40
bales ; stock , 4\3' ' bales. S | > ot , 7 l-lt :
Kninm City .Miirki-ts ,
KANSAS CITY. April 23.-WIIKAT-HC higher ;
No. 2 nil. Si4O5V | ; No. 2 hard. OOflSO'.lc : No.
3 nil , 50f3Jo ; rejertiil , 4V.
COIIN V. ' < .c higher ; No. 2 mixed , 33',4fT3S'i ' > . ' i
No. 2 while , 3ii'4e. '
OATS Weak ; No. 2 mixed , 33'iH34c ; Nil. 2
white. 3ltf3l > ie.
IIUTTnit-tjuiet ; creamery , 20jlc ; dairy , )3 )
1HIOS Vety wenk : S'fc. '
Itnci-MPTS Wheat , 17,000 bu. : corn , none :
oats. nono.
SHIP.MnN'TS Wheat , 7,000 bu. ; corn , 3,000 bu.j
oats , 2OJ ) bu. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Dultllli ( Jrain .Mnrkets.
Dt.'LUTH , April 2.--WIIl-AT-Strom ? . No 1
hard , cash , C2c ; April , W.lc ; May , C2Uc ; July ,
3',4c ' ; No. 1 northern , cash , Glc ; No. 2 northern ,
cash. 57 > ic ; No. 3 , Sic ; rejected , 43HC ! on track ,
No. 1 northern , to arrive , C3sc. !
HYn 4.V.
1IAIILBY SnflMo.
OATS No , 2 , 33 > ic ; No. 3 white. 33c.
Car lni > ctlon tudiiy : Wheat , 10.
HECKI1T8 Wheat , 2,000 bu. ; Fhlpmenls , 78,00) )
bu. _
Suciir .Market.
NHW YOUIC. April 23.-SUJAIl-Ttnw , easier ;
fair refining. 2 : > e ; ccnlrlfugals , M test , 2 13-irc ;
sales Into Snturday , 3,100 hugs centrifugal , ! " '
i'/rees test , 2 13-Hc , to Philadelphia ; 900 bags
Molasses , fa test , 2'ie.
HAYHU. April 23. SlWAIl Haw , easier ; raw
rellnhnr. 25-lfio ; wiles , 122 hhds. Cuba Miuco-
vailo , f9 lept , 25-10e : refined , dull.
LONDON. Aptll 23. SUOAlt-Cam ? . dull nnl
depressed ; eeatrifngal , JIIMI , 11s Gd ; Muscovado ,
fair refining , ICs Cd ,
Oil . - MOIL
OIL CITY , Pa. . ApiII 23. National Transit
Cf-rtlllcates np'tied nt SI ; highest , S3 ; lowest ,
83 ; closed , k5. Snles. l.CKW bbls. ; shipments ,
100.CM bbls. ; runs.-81.CCG bbls.
PITTSIiriKi. Pa. . April 23. National Transit
certificates opened at S3 ; closed , S3 ; highest , i5 ;
lowest , 83. No sales.
I'corluMarkets. .
rrcOIUA , April 23.-COILN-Maiket steady ; No.
2 , 33c : No. 3 , SS'4p.
OATS Market ilrm , higher ; No. 2 white , 3l',4c. ' ;
No. 3 white , 33 > , j : i3ic.
HYn Market dull , nominal ,
WHISKY Maiket linn ; high wine basis , J1.13.
\ \ iiol Market.
NKW YOHIC. April 23. WOOL Quiet ; domes
tic fleece , 19tr2 > e ; pulled , 20fiMc.
ST. LOUIS. April 23. WOOL Firm for desir
able medium and coarse combing ; other grud s
not wanted.
STOCKS AND ISONDS.
Slight Flurry In Clilrugo Cai ! Stoppoil by
liHlilcra The Nltuiitlon.
NEW YORK , April 25. Chicago Gas was ,
of course , the great feature of the share
speculation on the Stock exchange today.
Plenty of rumors had been circulated as to
the adverse effect of the Gas trust decision
In Illinois. It was .stated that an Injunc
tion restraining payment oj dividends would
be applied for at once , nud granted ; that the
forfeiture of the charters of the several com
panies In the trust would follow , and that a
total disruption of the Chicago Gas would be
the outcome. As a consequence heavy blocks
of stock were thrown upon the maiftjt at the
opening , the first price being 04 , which was 2 %
par cent below yesterday's closing figure ,
and 3,000 shares were sold between that
price and G3 before the Stock exchange offi
cial reporters could catch up with thu quota
tions. This was the lowcU point touched ,
and when it was reached buying orders were
uncovered , believed to be for the account of
Insiders , who had sold at the high prices of
last week. These purchases of the stock
had a steadying effect and checked the selling
movement. As a result there was a rally
of 1 % to 6414 , and , although there were quite
a few free sales thereafter , the panicky feelIng -
Ing was absent , and the lowest figure sub
sequently recorded was C3 % , the final sale's
being at a recovery of % , or 2 % below the
last price yesterday. Oniclals of the com
pany profess to feel no alarm at the situa
tion. They scout the forfeiture of the char
ter of any of the combined companies.
The stock market generally was surpris
ingly firm in view of the disturbing In
fluences. During the morning the only
other shares which appeared In the transac
tions to any extent were Sugar , Distilling ,
St. Paul and General Electric. St. Paul was
strong on London buying , and rose % per
cent. Sugar was sold moderately , and after
nn advance of H , reacted 1 per cent. Dis
tilling receded % , but quickly rallied , and
during the afternoon sold up ' ,4 , losing %
per cent In the final dealings. General
Electrlo lost only % per cent and then ad-
x-anced 1 , closing within % of the top flgurss.
During the afternoon some few of the spe
cialties recorded declines , but the market
In the main was firm to strong on a small
volume of business , and closed firm , with
nil the active stocks higher than yesterday's
closing , except Chicago Gas and Reading ,
which Is % per cent lower. The railway
and miscellaneous bond market was a trlflo
easier during the morning , became firmer
In the afternoon , but closed Irregular.
The Evening I'ost sayj ; "Such activity as
thjre was In today's stock market came soon
after the opening , and centered chiefly in
Chicago Gas. The decision of the Illinois
attorney general to open suit against the
combination had the anticipated effect , and
[ ho prlco promptly broke 3 points. Else
where the market's tendency was clearly
( Inn. "
The Evening Post's financial cablegram
Trom London says : "There was distinct Im
provement today. English rails were chiefly
bought on favorable trafllc returns , but ths
speculative markets also were better , Includ
ing Americans , wlilcli show fractional gains ,
closing steady. Silver was up to 23d on
Indian buying , said to be speculative on the
belief that the mints will reopen. This
rumor depressed rupee paper. The Indian
council sold CC lakhs of rupi > : B at rates rang
ing up to 13 19-32(1. The amount offered
tor next week haw bacn Increased to CO lakhs.
Seventy-one thousand pounds of gold were
JOURllt. "
Tlio following nro the closing quotation ; ]
on the lending stocks of the New York ex-
: lmiigc : today ;
Th total HUlou ( if BtuckH tiHlay WITH U3.715
iharB. . a fnlow | : Atnvrlcan HiiRar. 14 100 ; llur-
InKlon , 3.400 ; u.ilcaKa tin * . 64,30'ol. ; . , V , & P.
j. 10.70Q ; liutlll.nif , 10,200 ; CK > ni > ial Klt-utrlc ,
1,700 ; Natli-niil Load. 4,300 ; New Vurlc A Nw
England , 2,3UO ; HI. 1'iiul , , ; * > .
Nv Vnrk Aloni-y .Murlii'l.
Ni\V : YOUK , April 23-MONiV ON CALIr-
: imy at 1 per runt ; last loon , I per ci-nt , clo : nj
it I per cent.
PIUMi : MKIR'ANTILi ; PAl'liU-S QS per
rnl.
STCltLLNQ KXCUANUK-Uull but
Sun Fr.inrlHco Minim ; ( Jnotutloni.
SAN FRANCISCO. April S5. Tlioofficial closlu ?
ouolatlonsfor mliilu ; HUMES toJiy warj ai fol
lows :
New Yorh Alining ( Juiitiitloin.
NEW YORK. April 25-Tlio following ara tin
closlus mining quotations :
Choler . so -Mymoiitli I'D
Crown I'olnt. . . . fr > Sierra Nevada 100
Con Cal. itVa. . . . 3M ) Standard 140
Ueadwoocl . fi.3 Union Con TO
Could A. Curry . 70 Yellow Jacket. . . . OS
HnlOtV Norcroas. . M Iron Silver 10
Homcntnku . 1 200 Quicksilver lion
do preferred 1000
Ontario . n. > Ilulwur 14
Ophlr. . . : ii0 !
London Htoclt Murkot.
LONDON. April M-l p. in. closing :
Consols.inoni-y. . . . liWHI.McxIeaii ordinary. TT"
Console , ace nt .luon-lt . Paul
- ) SI. coin 04W
. . . . . . .
Canadian U..I.1. . . " "
Paclllc. . N. Y. Ccntr.il
Krlu Pcnuiylvanla
Krle 2nds llcadlnff 10
IlllnolsCciilral. _ . _ tSM ) ! Mx. Cent , new 4s.
'
HAR 8ILVKR ' 'fjijfcd'per ounce.
MOJJKY 1 percent.
The rate of discount in thf open market for
both abort and Ihrco months bills Is 1W per
cent.
St. Louis .Mining Stock Onotntlons.
ST. LOUIS , April * . > 5. Mlnluir stocks dull ,
Quotations :
Hill.HlttHl. . III'I. ' AslccU.
Am.Netllc $ . ' . ' 2-H . . . . Hope. . . , . $2.fi < > $ a.OO
Illinutnlllo.00 . . . . S. llop n. . .70
EllZiiboth. 1..10 2.00 Iliireonvcr .13 .20
UuinlloJ ) . 1.00 . . . .
FIiiHiirlnl .Vote * .
PAHIS , April 23. Three"per cent rentes 99f 90c
for the account.
IIALTIMOIApril' ! ' 25. ( CloarlnsH , 52,053,538 ;
balances , 5375.550.
HO.STON. Apill -Clearlngs , J12.223.70S ; bal
ances , $1.2119,813.
NK\Y YO11IC , April 2J4 Cli-arlnga , $76,334,007 ;
IjnlnncpH , } I,5 7W9. i
PHILADELPHIA. April 25.-CIenrlnB , 111,067-
027 ; balance ! * , JlUi2K)4. ! )
MKMPIIIP , April 2. . Nv Yoik e.tclinnBo soll-
Ins nt par. flpiirlni ; ? , $224.339 ; balances , $ C3S32.
LONDON. April 25. The iimount of bullion
Bone Into the iSnnlc of I-'nclund on balance today
IB 71,000. '
CINCINNATI , April 23. Money. ' $ to C p-r
cent. New York exuliiuigi ; , 40ij60c piemlum.
Hank clearings , J2.0-,4W .
ST. LOUIS. April 25.-ClearlnRH , $2,993,25 : , ; bal
ances , $843,582j .Monty ; dutl.'SftT per cent. Ex
change on New York , We YM'nlutn.
NBW OHLHANS , 'April 25. Clearings , $1,006.-
96'J. New York exchiiDKe , camrnorutal , $1 per
1,000 premium ; bank , $1.50 per 1,000 premium.
SAN FHANCISCO , April 25. Diaftx : Slcht ,
12Hc ; teletcrHphle , 17'c. Silver bars , 64'5S64c. '
Mexican dollars , MP53VJC. Wheat , stead ; Decem
ber , $1.15 ; spot , $1.12 ; May , $1.11' , ' , .
CHICAGO , April 25. Clearings , $13.131,904. New-
York exchange , 25tf40c premium. SlerlhiR ex
change , dull ; actual rates , JI.ST'J ' and $4.88:7i. :
Money rates easy at 4Q4'i per cent.
AVKSTKKN l ACIiINS INTIIKESTS.
Matlictlnp ; J.nst AVrclt .Somc\vlmt Lighter
tliuii for the AYcu'k 1'rccctlliif ; .
CINCINNATI , April 23. ( Special Telegram to
The Hee. ) Tomonow's I'rlce Current will my :
The m.nkellnc of hogn linn been somewliat less
liberal the past week. Western packing shows
a total of 220,010 , compared with 260,000 the pre
ceding week and 185,000 for thu coriespondlng
time last year , making a total-of 1,9J. ,001 since
March 1 , against 1,103,000 n year KO , Prominent
places compare as follows :
1891. 1S93.
Chicago . . . . , CSr.,000 376.000
Kansas City 309,000 191,003
3maha 232.0DO 118,00)
St. Louis 132,000 82.000
Cincinnati CS.OW 40,003
[ nillanapolls 47OW 45,000
Milwaukee 60,000 43 , OW
rvdar Ilaplds 27,000 25,000
U. Joseph 40,000 10.0JO
iloux ( "Ity 50.000 30,000
Jttumwa 39,000 33,000
Slock In SIKlit.
Receipts of Hvo stock at the four principal yards
; or Weilucsday , April 20 , wen- :
Wo could not Improve the quality If we
paid double the jirlcc , DeWltt's Witch
lazel Salve Is the best salve that experience
: an produce , or that money can buy.
WK.l'fllKIt FOItfiU.Wf.
[ "ulr Wratlicr for Nebraslui , Westerly Winds ,
Shirting to Southerly.
WASHINGTON , April 25. The Indications
'or Thursday arc : For Nebraska Fair ;
vesterly winds , shifting to southerly.
For South Dakota Fair ; winds shifting to
loutherly ; warmer In the western portion.
For Missouri Generally fair ; southerly
vlnds ; warmer In the eastern portion.
For Kunsas Fair ; winds shifting to
lotithorly.
For Iowa Generally fair ; southerly winds.
Locnl Koeorit.
OrriCKOFTiiB WBATHBII Utmeiu. OMAHA ,
Vprll 25. Oinalm record of tcmpor.ituroand
iiinfalluomparod with corresponding day of
iast four years :
' 1801. 1803. 1802. 1801.
laxlmiim temperature ' 08 = 47 07 = 81o
llnltniim tcnipuratnrc. ,61o , 44 = > 4'J D7S
ivernco tompcruliiru , , 00103 D83 (103 (
'roclpllutlqn ' ,07 .01 .02 .00
Stutotnuntshowln" tlio conditlan of toni-
ornturonnd in-ucipUiHion tit Omaha for the
ny nnd sinua MarQh 1 , 1891 :
Jonnal temueraturo. . . . . , oQC
JXCVHS for tlio day. , ; ! . . . ' . fie
IxcCbSflncoMiiroh t1 , , , . ! 201O
{ iirmiil prcclnltatlDTi. . . , 11 inch
h'lk'luncy fortheilay 04 Inch
) uflilency ! blnco Jlurcli 1 70 Inuh
Ititports from Oilier Ktiitlons at K I * . M.
"i" " Indlcatui tracit.
) - : K. HUNT , Local Korccant omclal.
Onq word describes It , "perfection.Vc
ffcr lo UeWltfu Witch Hazel Salve , cures
lies.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of All Sortj Light for the Dny and
for the Week.
BEEF CATTLE SELL SOME BETTER
Pram 1'lvr la Ton Cents Secured on nn Un
even AiHniu'o-CiMV * do Stonily Hog
Seller * I line tlio Hont
of the Duy.
WEDNESDAY , April 2G.
Supplies of nil kinds Were comparatively
light today , and no fur this week , compared
with last , receipts bhow n decrease of1,400
cattle , 3,400 hogs and 1,600 sheep.
There were only 79 cars of cattle all told
received today anil the quality was fair
and that's about all. The demand was bet
ter from all sources , as favorable eastern
advices encouraged shippers and exporters ,
while the smallncss of the supply caused
some anxiety on the part of buyers for local
houses. Prices were a trlllo uneven , but
on an average Cc to lOc better than Tuesday ,
the good light steers showing the most nnd
the rough heavy cattle the least Improve
ment. The movement wns free throughout
and by noon there was little but odds and
ends remaining untold.
Cow stuff constituted but an Insignificant
proportion of the offerings today and there
was no quotable change In prices. There Is
an active demand for good fat cows nnd
heifers , but the common and canning grades
are In rather Indifferent request at rather
easier figures. Calves have been coming In
rather too freely for the good of the market
and prices today ruled fully 25c lower than
the close of last week. The market for
rough stock of all kinds was just about
steady.
There Was more life and n better tone to
the stacker nnd feeder trade today. I'rlces
ruled stronger , but hardly quotably higher ,
lloth regular dealers and outsiders were
good buyers and thu supply was pretty well
cleaned up at the close. Good to choice
feeders are quoted nt from | 3.10 to J3.73 ,
fair to good at from $2.75 to $3. and lighter ,
commoner grades at from $2.75 down. Hep-
resentatlvu sales :
Diinssno BEEF.
HOGS Today's receipts fell fully 2,500
short of last Wednesday's run , but
this circumstance failed to Infuse any
strength Into the market. While there wan
some activity on the part of speculators
there was no inquiry whatever from ship
pers , and local packers were practically the
only buyers. They were not slow to take
advantage of the situation und as a result
prices ruled 5c to lOc lower than Tuesday's
uvorago trade. There were Bales of com
mon light mixed stuff at $4.00 and $ I.92V ,
ami a few very good light butcher loads sold
up to $5.02V6 and $5.05. The big bulk of the
fair to good hogs of all weights sold nt $ I.U3
nnd $5 , and on the close , which was strong ,
$5 was the popular figure ,
trading was mostly nt from
on last Wednesday $5.10 and
the big bulk of the offerings ,
tlvo sales :
No. AV. Ph. Pr.
4 210 80 J4 75
7 282 120 4 85
12 307 . . . 4 85
17 2S2 80 4 8.1
61 224 240 4 90
CO 228 120 4 90
5 260 . . . 4 90
1 330 . . . 4 90
97 171 200 4 90
83 181 . . . 490
t ) 236 . . . 4 90
5 226 80 4 90
6 268 . . . 490
19 275 . . . 4 90
6 311 . . . 490
86 204 120 4 92i !
G5 248 80 4 95
70 210 40 4 9.1
69 2IS 160 4 95
86 1S9 80 4 91
C9 240 120 4 9.1
53 2.15 40 4 9.1
70 210 Id ) 4 95
6S 2(0 ( 80 95
69 222 120 9.1
60 312 40 95
S6 177 . . . 95
15 260 . . . 95
76 231 40 ! > : .
84 231 8)
88 217 140
69 40
10 241 120
. . . . . . . . 80
. . . . : . . . 80
70 232 80
2 ! > 2i'iO 80
78 221 120
M 1'J'J 240
52 25 ! . 210
58 260 . . .
86 233 Ut
B9 238 80
SI 2.VJ 120
12 , . .198 80
90 210 240
U 281 . . .
33 3311 120
58 230 160
18 225 200
200PIUS
PIUS AND nouoii.
1 4W . . . 325 1 2.V ) 4 CO
HIIKKI' Hut one load was received today.
I'hey were fair lambs , averaging t > 6 Ibs. , and
found a icady buyer at $4.25 , or about u
steady price. The demand continues good
from all sources , und then ; Is no quotable
L'luuiKo In prices. I-'air to good natives are
ijuotcd at ? : ! .7r.iQ . I.GO ; fair to good westerns ,
(3.2004.30 ( ; common und stock sheep , $2.500 >
3,50 ; good to choice 40 to 100-lb. lambs ut
I3.GOCH.75. Representative sales :
No. wt. Pr.
1'UO Colorado lambs , oil * -t ' . ' 0
Now York l.lvn Htoek.
NBW YOUIC. April I3.IIKRVHHlUeelnlf. .
3,000 licfttl , liiuUcl alow uiul u ttiiUu cu > l rt
< D N
Carpet and Drapery Sale
Thin week there Is going to be
lively times t > < our Carpet
Department on account of
the backward season. Wo
arc very much overstocked
on Carpets ami Draperies
ntul prices have been
almost cut to pieces. It
Is expected thnV humlrcJu
will avail themselves of
this grand opportunity
which , fortunately , oceurH
Just , lit liouHo-cleunliiK time
To miss thin nalc IH to mlsa
u chunce to wivu money.
These Cut Prices.
Worth Now
EASY TERMS
Presents
to Purchasers
$ 10 OOworth of goods , ? 1 00 per week $ 5 00 worth of goods An Album
25 00 worth of goods , 1 50 per week 10 00 worth of goods. .Souvenir Spoon
25 00 worth of goods. World's Falrllooii
BO 00 worth of goods , 2 00 per week CO 00 worth of goods.Hlsquo Ornament
7C 00 worth of goods , 2 CO per week 75 00 wortli of goods..Lace Curtains
100 00 wortli of goods. . . .Center Table
100 00 worth of goods , 3 00 per week ALL VISITORS HECKIVK HAND
200 00 worth of goods , 4 00 per week SOME SOUVENIHS.
Formerly People's ' Mammoth Installment House
11V rliisf ci-rnlny * nt Cil > ; rjeet-i > liiuj .1f mfiy ciiifl Satiu'ilny.
Sfinl JOej'ur iiontmjc un lily "Jl culiiloyitc , ready in 11 few tlttys.
Rood to prime native steers , f4.3.'fi'l.50 per IQi
Iba. ; medium to fair native HU rH , $ l2' ' f4 :
Inferior to ordinary native sleets. $ I.W54.1J |
8tUR and oxen , S.r,5ii3.)0 : ! ) : CO\VH. jl.nofi2.G7 > . . .
f'ALVKS Hecflptf , 4SOi ) head : innri ( ' < t slow
K.K'- ' : , : , !
Uc per Ib. lower ; buttermilk calvcH , -
SHl'2I-i' ANIJ LAMISH ( pis' , 9.0'JO In-iiil
market blow nnil steady ; lamlis In demand nm
le per Ib. lilBher ; iin h"ril sheep , poor to Mnetl ]
primp S3 W'riS.liO ; ellptied hliejp , eonitnon to fair
J3.00if3.73 ; 'unshnrn l.'inllw , Inforlor to choice
J3.OOIiC.00 : clipped Iambs , Interior to choice ,
J4.12H-fi-5.l2'i.
11OCJS Itecrlptf.9,30il bend ; market lower ; In
ferlor to good IIOKD. JS.glg.'i.liO per 101) llw.
ICrcclptH nnd Dlnpotltloii of Stoi'lc.
Oftlcliil r.'eeirits anddlspoiltlon ofHto k JIHSTOWII
by thu hooks or tlr > Union Stoik Yards voniuiy
for the twenty four houracniilns at Z a clock p. in ,
April L'fl , Ib'Jt :
UECEIl'TS.
CHIL'AKO LIVK STOtlli MAIUCKT.
battle Sull Slowly at n Mlfilit Ailtiinr
Dull nnil Sti-iidy.
CHICAOO , April 23. All that was laoklnff to
; lvo prices n "lively shaking up" was a brlfk
lemand In the cattle maiket toilay. The nb-
ence of that factor and It wns ibnentmini"
t IniposElble for eellerH to secure any veiyiu'lleal
idvanco. There weie Inslancen where nice llitle
'kllleis" gold 13&20C hlRher that on Tue-'ilny ,
iut the nveraifi ) advance was not more than lOe
icr 100 Ibs. AllhouKh recelptH were lens than
inlf as large as for last Wednesday , buyers made
10 complaint or Inability to (111 ( their older * .
'here appeared to bo rnoufth for nil , I'rcun no
onree was there an active demand , nnd It was
s late 'In the day as usual before the yards
, -ere cleared. Hah'B oC heavy cattle weie very
low , the demand belns mostly for oveuiKes of
esx than 1,4m ) lbn. ami averages of 1,010 In
,3W Ihs. Kelllntr the best. Tim mm Let for
uti'hers' anil runners' Mock I'-nwtned ptroiiK ,
nd so iliil that for slockcrt and feeileiv. The
alt market Is lower than It was a week HBO.
esterday's receipts having been the lamest of
lie H'Mbon.
Today's arrivals of hoers wire osllimileil at
J.OOO heuil , InaklnK a little muri * than 7ii. ( IO
eml for the expired part of thH week , ur I'J.nno
ead less than a week a o. With wii-li a ile-
reastf the market mlKht liave been expected to
dvance , but no mieh lesnlt bus fulloweil. 1'ilee'i
jiluy were from Htroni ; lo 3c hi8l < r than yes-
i-nlay , but the range was jOfflV- lower than
londay. notblni ; Kolnx above $5.2.1. There was
0 activity In the demand , either finm packers
r shippers , and sellers bad to do some iHislllnn
1 Una plan's for even so small n number ita
r.fMO bend. 'Hie offeilnjy , almnt 7,0.10 , were leav-
IBB of yestenl.iy. Sales were lanjely at J.1.10 to
> .20 , with $4.90 to jr,23 the laliKe of ( imitations
ir meielianlablii lotH. Llcht weltthts sell fiom
L1 to lOc under the pi Ices paid for heavy and
ted him.
The sheep trade was an lifeless as on the pre-
I'dliiB days of this week and theie was \ery
tile , If any , Improvement In pi Ires , despite the
ct the aillvals slneo Halmd.iy have been
'ss by Komi'thliiK like 14,000 head than for the
line tlmo biFl week. The tbi ) < bikers who
ow monopolize the market do nut yi < t llrnl It
eeeshury to replenish the stock nf million now
n hanil. ami they arc taklUK the ai rivals at
n'lr GUM prices , thcio belne no [ ompeiliion
motif ? theinselveri nor from ontslil * * . Them \\nft
Klaek Hade on a basis of S1."J ) to Sl.f.O for
iferlor to choice sheep and J3.23 to ? " > for ycnr-
iiK" .
HecelplH CaltlK , 1or,00 lieinl : calves , KK ) head ;
OBS , 20 , 0".iO " liMidi hbeep , S,6'X ' ) head.
St , Loiilx Ll m Stdrk.
ST. I.OIJIH , April 23. rATTLII-neeelpts , 1,300
I'lid ; shipments , GOO heail ; maiket I05 | Ke hlKln-r
enerally ; nhllvn steeis , 1,200 tn 1,300 llm . J3.75
4.20 ; l.DOO to Line Ibs , , 13.3011 1.75 ! Texan steers ,
0011 Ibs. , S3,203.riO | ,
lIDUH-lteeelplB , fi.OOO head : shipments , * " 0
ead ; matket opened xlronif , but suld duwn ft- ;
iiiklnK ranged JI. ! ) I(5.Ki ; buti-hi'iii , & . 1'JSi ' > 21) ) :
> mmon IlKhtn. | 4.80ii.U5 ! ; Rood mixed , | 4.fcO | >
13 ; BIKI.J llBllt , > 4.UO(5.10. (
Hlll-IKI' Itei'elpts , 1.300 heail ; slilpntenls , W )
ead ; market steady ; nullte mixed , 12' ' ) Ihs. .
kt-raici * . 13. ' ! flipped nali\i-s , M.i ; " , ; ellpped
exait NKK-kers , K Ibs. , II..V ) ; nutUe. luinlm , 04
is. . J4.W. _ _ _ _
City l.l\u Stoeli.
KANSAS CITY , April -I'ATTLi : -
l < head ; nblpmenls , 1,100 bend , Kleaily to lOo
Kher ; Texas stc-ers , $3. l.Mi3.tO ; Texas cows ,
0 < 1).I5. ) RhllPlliB nice B. t'l Wfil 41. na'lve i-on ,
.75ii3.uH , stoekem and feeders , t2.75ft4i)0 ) ; bulbi ,
.1Hlil3.IO.
IIOOHHeivlpln. . 8.MK ) head ; chlpmenls , 2,400
ail. Maikel about ultaily ; bulk , tl..i.4i'i.l'l ;
avlFM , packets and inlieil , J4 ! i5ii5.U5 ; llKhls ,
nrkera ami pltfx , Il.r > 0ti4.t > 5.
H 1110 ! : ! ' - Itrcelpts , 7W head ; shipments , none.
aiket weaker.
_ _ _ _ _
Hloux C'lly I.IVK Sleek ,
HIOUX ( MTV , April 2S. IIOUHKri - . > | | iln. 1,000
ad ; shipments , none ; maiket stnmK to & 3
Klu-r ; J4.87'4 4.93 ; bulk. n.wai.KMj , .
1'A'n'LI Hei-xlpls , 6'X ) head ; .I'liiiitnls. 400
lul ; rnttrkct uleuily and uctlvifinlem ; , J2.7iy
ft ; yrurlliiKii , 12I.003J6 ; lone , tl.soit3.UJ ; tulU ,
This extra
ordinary Ro- Constipation ,
Jurenalor Is lilzzfnciB ,
the most Falling Sen-
wonderful sationp.Kcrv
discovery of ous twitching
the age. It of the eyes
nnd other
has been endorsed -
dorsed by the pa ts.
Icadlngsclen- Strengthens ,
tlflo men of Invigorates
Luropo and nnd tones the
America. ontlretybtem.
Hudyan Is Hudrax cures
jmrely vcgo- Inability ,
Nervousness ,
Hudyan stops KmlisloiiB ,
Premalureness nnd develop * B
of the d IB. nnd restores
chnrgo In 20 weak organs.
. Pains In the
days. Cures
bnck. losfci
LOST by day or
MANHOOD Blghtstoppcd
quickly. Over 2,000 private endorsements.
I'remntiireness means linpotciicy In tbo
llrst stiiKe. It In a symptom of scmlnul
weaUness nnd barrenness. It can bo
stopped In 20 days by the use of Iludynn.
The nmv discovery wns mnde by the spec
ialists of the old famous Hudson Medical
Institute. It Is the strongest vitnllzcr
made. It Is very powerful , but harmless.
Sold for Jl.OO a package or six package. !
for $5.00 ( plain scnlud boxes ) . Written
guarantee given for a cure. If you buy
six boxes and arc not entirely cured , six
more will be sent to you free of all charges.
Send for circulars and testimonials. Address
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
1032 MnrlcotSt. Sim Francisco , Cnl.
GRANT'S
SARSAPARILLA
wlioro
nil other Pnr-
Miparlllus fall.
A potitlvu
Kinirutilun In
each packtiKo.
Nn benefit , no
pay. 1'or tbo
stdim cli , Iron-
els , liver , lild-
ni'Jtnerves. .
' , " ; . ' ' " ' ' lirittt , unit nil
blood illsrnfiuA , It lius no equal
IJr.T. 0. Huston , u Nc-bruskn physician
of .0 years' practice , sny ; I bollcvc it to
bo fur superior to nny preparation l
know of.
Dr. Chas. Jt Hmllli of New York , my- :
It 14 the Krcntu&t blood and ncrvu rcim-dy
of thu him
Hov. Oco. M. Ilrown. former imntor of the
f IUIISPOIII 1'urk Church of Oimtbu MiyM In
the "Clmutaiiiiua Idea. " cclltttl by linn ;
"i-orbloid , Htonmch , kidney unit nil Kin-
urud dUotibes , It nccompllidu'N i tires that
bonier on the miraculous. "
Mrs. Alary A. Illlchcocb. Btntu I'rosldcnt
of thn W. ( I T. U , sayn : CiirrH urn ellVi't-
< 'U whoio imtlanls linvo upparontly uumi
beyond medical skill.
Sold by nil druggists. JIiuui facturcd by tlio
Grant Sarsaparilla Co , ,
FREMONT , - - . NEBRASKA.
1
Man RENEWED mill Dovolonol
'IMIK UltKAV I.IKH
.1 Bivcr , cnn'I
rchtoni nil Ihu
ort'ium. liiiiolu | > , cy lin-
liOHMblnircUIMUKNKlH
imiHl. K'-nd for fmo clr-
enliirj und tcHllmonlalu.
IAVOL MKOUIINK U > . ,
P. 0. ' '
Hgjt'joTu.auu t'wa-
Cisco , Cut