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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1894)
TTIH OMAHA DAILY HER : KIUDVY , A PHIL 27 101111ERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Vlicnt at tbo Oloso of the Day Showed Vcrj Little Ohaugc , OATS STARTED FIRM AND CLOSED WEAK Owing to tlio Liberal Offering the C'nfil Market I'luu'il Up Trntllng AVu * JtalliiT Limited mid Price * nucluiilcd lint I.lltlo. CniCAOO , April 26. Wheat at the close it the dny'B market Bhowcil very little change from Its prlco at thu corrcHpomllng time yen- tcnlay. Such chntiKe as there \vns In In the ivny of Improvement. The line , ( -rowing weather , which IB brlnf-lnt * favorable croi bulletins from the country , cnuseil weakness It the start. Later It became a mnttcr only of how wheat could bo transferred from May to July for the Html arbitrament of the 1SO.T-9I seasons. Corn was weak and closei Vic lower. Kvcn oats , which arc tied tip for May , did not get Into an active state ol nervousness. The crowd watched anxiously hut did little business. Provisions , shorts bought , enough on a dull market to add lOe to July pork , Co to May lard and ribs 2'i.o lower. The elevator people were the most conspic uous spreaders In wheat. Fresh trailing was for the most part done In July. The market closed In a state of scml-stagnatlon. The corn market was dull and featureless. The tendency was In the direction of lower price , but Vic marked the extent of the fluctuations. The lower prices of the day were made at thn close. Oats started firm , and for a while It looked as If yesterday's lnJij'o was Rolns to be added to , but after a 8iitr.ll advance the market gradually declined. The canli market was weaker , owing to liberal ofTcrltiKS and ex pected large arrivals for tomorrow , and this , with < | Ulto free offerings from scalpers who filled up yesterday , were very forward In creating an easier feeling. Tow.ird noon the market rallied. The later trading was rather limited and prices fluctuated but little. Provisions were strong although very dull. The receipts at the yards today were only 17,000 head , and only 10,000 are expected tomorrow. That was at the bottom of the firm fooling. The packers generally , how- e\er , reported cash lard much easier to buy than It had been for the past three months. Choice cash lard could be purchased at the May price , and more of It was offered than was wanted at that. It has hitherto sold readily at. a premium over May. liatltnatud receipts for Friday : Wheat , JOO cars ; corn , 300 cars ; oats , 200 cars ; hogs , 10,000 head. ' The loading futures ranged as follows : . . . . . . 62iJ53c : ' No. 2 led , SO'.iflSa-'ic. ' t OIlN-No. 2 , SVilSSic. . OATS No. 2 , 33i4r 33'acj No 2 white , Sj'.sS1 ' 11VI" No. 2. 47'4c. ' HAIILI'V No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , SIC-nc ; No. 'FLAX RIKI > NO. i. Ji.n. TIMOTHY Siir : > Prime. J4.25fi4.50. PHOVISIONS Mess pork , JI2.C5B12.70 per bbl. ; lard J7.02'S5i17.05 per 100 Ibs. ; short ribs sides ( loose ) . JC.72W ; dry salted shoulders ( l > oxed ) . JO.MijO.2J ; short clear Hides ( boxed ) , JO.OT/ij ) ' \VlilSICY Distillers' flnlbhed goods , per gal. , SCO A R Unchanged. The following wuro llio receipts ana shipments ft r today : On the 1'roduco oxchanso today the butter mir- kt't wan easy ami unchanged ; creamery , IMaiDci ilalry , 1031UC. NKWOHIC < ] INKIC.\I. MAKKIJT. Yesterday's Quotntlons on I'lour , r.rnln and I'roiliico , Mctitlh , Ktc. NEW YOUK , April 2C. rLOUH-necclpts. 18,00 ( , bbls. ; exports. 27.000 bbls. ; sales , 3,100 pkgs. ; market steady but very dull-buyers fully sup- buckwheat flour , nominal. jillcd ; rye Hour , plow ; HUCKWHEAT Steady ; tales of one car stale nt 70c. COHN MEAL-Qulct ; yellow western , J2.03 © 2.70 : brnndywlne , J2.70. ' HYE Dull ; car lols , DlQIHc : boat loads , HAUL JY Dull and nominal ; No. 2 Milwaukee , C.r4J67c ; two-rowed , stale , CSc ; ungraded westein , llATlLEY MALT Steady ; wcstetn , C30SOo ; six- ri'wYfEA T Itecelpts , t.0,900 . bu. ; exports , 101,000 bu. bales. 2.550.000 bu. futures ; 01,000 bu. spot. Spot steady ; No. 2 red. In stole and elevator , Clc ; nlloat-C3Vte ; No. 1 northern , C3'ie In store. Opllons opened easier on good wcalher west and bearish 1'rlce Current report , but Immediately turned firm In nl fence of olTeilngs , and reniulnc.1 C'JHe. closed at ti ! ic. COHN Hecelpts , 8.900 bu. ; exports , 123,500 bu. ; Mies , 255.000 bu. fulures ; t > ,000 bu. Hpot. hpnl Bleady ; No. 2. I4 4c In clevnlor ; 41TKC alloat ; steamer mixed , 43 * > i tle. Options opened weaker , bul rallied al midday on co\erlug. only ti > sell elf again later , closing at i * e decline ; April , i-losnl al 44\ie \ : May. 4IVf IIHe. cloned ul 41Bc ; July. 45 5-ir.dj n c , closed nl 45'ic. OATS-IUcclpts. 'MOO bu. ; exports. r.OO bu. ; Hales , 210.000 tin. futures , anil 33,000 bu. spot. Spot , dull , but heavy ; No. 2 , 42c ; No. 2. deliv ered. 42c ; No. 2 while. 4L'e ; No. 3 white , 41c ; track mixed , western. 4lfi4'c ; truck , while west ern , 40iICe | ; Hack , while Mate. 40WICe. Opl'.ons opened easy , rallied , and Ihen wcaUcncd iigu'u , fxcepl Ihe API II option , which was slrong on maiilpulallon , closed > , ic up : olhers closed al 1 o off ; Api 11 , closed al 40c ; May , 37-\ff3 tC , clo ed ul 37c ; July , 30Hfl37c. closed at 3CSC. HAY l-'lrin ; shipping , JG.001/C.6U ; good lo choice. J7.WKf7.f5. HOPS yulet ; Mate , common lo choice , wlOe ; Pacific I'c.ust , 13iU'c ; London market , Bteudy ; holders offer sparingly. HUM'S tMlel ; wel salted , New Orleans se- lecled. 15 lo 05 Ibs. . 4'i1'u51.8c ; Texas seleeled. B5 lo 50 ll . , 4i5c | ; lluenos Ayrea. dry , 20 lo 21 Ibs. , lOU-fille ; Texar , dry , 21 lo SO Ibs. , Oe. Ll-2ATlII-il-lull. : PUOVISIONS lleef , sleady. Cut meats , easy ; ) nckled hams. ICHlOlic. Laid , sleady ; western hieain , clused al JS-15 asked ; April , closed nl J < i 10 nominal ; May , IS.03 nominal ; rcllned , iiilel. Pork. Klrn.lv. COTTON HI-JP.I ) OIL-Shade steadier , bul ptlll very unlct ut fmmer pilcen ; pilme crude. bhs. ! , SiV ; prime Inner , Kiff24e ; nff crml27H2be ; batter ttades , 35j30c ; prime summer yellow , 83e ; nff summer yellow , 31'uJ2o ; pilmo uummer white , SCii 37c. lll'Trint-Sleady ; western dairy , HM15e ; wesl- t-in creamery , I5vi21c ; western tactoiy , 10n3c , l.lKlnx. 2lc ; state dairy , 15'uli'c' ' ; btato creamery , l J)2tc. CHUUSI' Steady ; purl kklins , JisiiSo. KIKIS Steady ; receipts , 6.4JU pkga. ; western flesh , llini'-ic ; KHlthflll , rJlflO'iC. TALLOW-yulel bul linn ; city ( J2 per pkR. ) . D l-lf.ilS'n'i iiiuiilry ( pligs. free ) , D 3-ltc. ! PIJTltOl.UPM Steady ; L'nlted closed nt 83c bill : \Yu-hlngti < n , bbls. , Co ; Waphlugtnn , bulk , 13.50 ; lellned. New York. J5.13 ; Philadelphia , iS.ln ; IMilladelphla , bulk , Jil.21) ) . ItuSIN Steady ; ntnilned , common to good , Tl'hvifNTINl'-Htenily ! 30c. HICi-Steady ; domesllc. fair In extra. 4ffCo ; Japan , 4Vtfil'iC. MoLASSliS Sleady ; New Orleans , open kettle. i ; id n chulce , 2i | 3Ce. Pill IHO.N-PuIl ; American. Jll.ooeil.OO. LIAI IJiilel : domestic. J3.20. COPPIIIt-Qulet ; lake , D'ic. KPl'l.TI'lt Nominal. TIN Klrm ; stralls. J19.S5 ; plates , steady. SPlILTl'll-Sliniller ; domcBtlc , J3 40 bid ; sales nn 'clmnsie. 15 Ions vpol lln ut I'J.K , one car August at J3.43. HI'dAll Haw , dull , unchanged ; fair refining. 25-lOe ; i-entllfUKiil. ' . 'C tent , 2 13-lOc ; lullm-d , ijulei ; No. fl , 3l-10W34e ) ; Nu. 7. 3'4t3 ' | H-lOc ; No. b. 3 7-10U3Hc ; off A , 3 11-1G'(3 15-ICc. Thn market In M-neial for domestlo holda the Impniu'iin-nl n-ct-ntlv rcpoiied , wlih posfc-.biy pomu furlher enlargement In Hie volume nf bun- liifnn. Tlu'le Is ceilalnly a larger numlK-r of oul- of-lowll buyer * In evidence , but , on the oilier hand , mall ordi'i-u urn dlmppolntlnir IIB to the iiiiiounl of goods cnllol for. Onlem uie qullo numcrou" , but reflect n dli > jHisltlon on the part of thu country trade , In so fur UH the home'prxi- tluct U I'liiicoriH-d. to conIIlie themrvlvrs lo small ttocka. Local Lujcn am vhowlug lurvcr aotUlty ' . I I . . . r. In tt a.rnn I * nl . . 1 . , r . Ill ' , . i r .1 . ; I i , Iff h .ui nl . i. . il IM Mr . . I r i nil i r . . . , i i i , i d. . . i L i n ii. > w ll : -I I n i , | . tin * | II , , I ,1 , f II- , H . , ! ) In-ill , citil. i , 1 in H , , ' i.utt'M ' < d f. w .iii'l ' HU ( ni In I'lt ' * ! mli I. , k"i p | n.- I ult ih'.iirf1) ' . ftili't nip now n , imiiiy iii , t < - > - > | inil KIT , l < * in foreiKD P in-l n Mils ntiinmlnrr foinniil in more l.b cml mipply , but Hum fur HIP demand linn b-ri nulllvlent in Hb orh nil nn'.vlnR pnrirln. Then nto tlttm * who Imvp b > pn PXn'ellni | * lower prlc , ' Ucrmw nf iimimnilly nhundnnt ere | In Hurmiih bill Ihnw fi rir < I r lnoie lh ilreteiiiw In other counlrlpi . whii'h | PH\OK HIP woild's \nlble pup ply only nlxmt nvenxtP. AH liprp'oforp luilPil l ' -t set'ctlonn and pilfe-i me only oliliilnnble by punliumng in Rd\anto of in rival. I.ncal I'rodnrr Aliirki-t. Jlt'TTUU The market Is flcndy at ypnterilny'n prirps ; fepuintor i-ieiimi-iy , SOJV2IC : exlni fitnej roll , ISWlie ; choice country , 13rllc ; iracklng flock , iffSo. EddS Them come Indications of a weaker market , but today's FiilfM were nn n stedd ) bnxln. Hlrlrlly fresh eggs , ti' ' c ; rPcoiid' , H 'l.lVlJ I'Ot'LTHY Tin- conditions nre practi cally unchanged , prlrrt bi-.nit bnn-ly sleady. Hens , 0 < i7c ; young InosteiK , Co ; BliirfKy Htoek 4f.'K ( ! ; old roosters , 3e. (1AME Theie U but little demand and tin market remains pnietlcully unehiiniied. Miillaiilx * I. ( Mj2.r , ; icdheiuK J..KJflir , ; blucwlng leal J1.2i ; gieenwlni * teal , Jl ; mixed ducks , * 3c gec e , Jt.ODfll.M. VI-JAI There la n fnhly gi "t supply , but gem stock IH Henrcc. Oood , fat Vinln , 7U"ic ! ; thin or l ivy , ! ! U. > r. HONEY Choli-p while olftvor , l."o ; California. ICe ; dark honey , 12'.4 < fH"o. MAPLE SYlll'l' flallon Jugs and cans , per don. , JI2.0 ; half gallons , JO. . * * ) . MAI'LE Sl'OAlt Per Ib. , 10i\ (1AME The maiket In lower and the deinam ! Is very moderate. Mallards , J2 : redheads , J2 : . bluewlng tent , J1.25 : gteenwlng teal , Jl ; mlxet ducks. 7.V ; geese , J4.(10Ii4.50. ( NPTS-chestnuls , Me per Hi. : Italian chest nuts , l2ii1.V ; alniMndu , lOe ; Envllsh wnlnutH , 12c ; filberts , I2e ; pecans , larue , 13UI4c ; pecans , m - dliim. I Do ; llrnzll nut.i. llo. SAPEHKHAPT- bbl. . Jl : half Mil. , J2.J3. CIDKlt-Pure Juice , per bbl. . JO ; half bbl. . J3.23 : Oregon , per bbl. . J4.50 ; hal * bbl. , J2.75 ; clarllled cld-r , per bid. . J4.0 : half bid. . J2.73. VEtlETAIlLES. IlEANS-Callfoinla hand-plci.cd navy , Jl.'Oil 2.M ; w'e tern navy , J1.73tl | Sf ) ; common whlto beans , tl.W/1.75. ONIONS onloiiK nrp quoted on orders nt SOU ! > 0c : onions. In bhl . , J.-.73. POTATOES Mlnncsnln groivn polatoes , In small loin from store , 73fttOc ; Mime In car lots , 7."c : Nebraska and Iowa , fiom store , 051T"iic ; Colonul. . . from slore , 85c ; Coloindo lols , tOc : Sail Lake , 7..fiSOe ; seed iiolaloes , Eaily Ohio , Jl.lOff 1.25 ; Eailv HMI.P , OOciitl.m ) . ( 'AllllAilE--Plorlda rabbnge , per crate , J2.008 2.25 ; Cailfoinln cabbage , per Ib. , 2Uc. CELEItV-Kxiia fancy Ciillfoinla , Jl. SWEET POTATOES-Seed potnloes , J3.23P3..V ) . ( HIEEN VECIETAIILES- Spinach , per hbl. . J2.2T , ; radishes , per dor. . , 35 401lellure. ; . per doz. , SMHOr ; cucumber ! ' , J2 : paisley , jier doz. . 305J35c ; egg plain , per do/ . , J2.23 ; onions , per doz. , ? 5f 30e ; asparagus , per doz. , OOfi'.iOilurulps ; , per bu. , Jl ; rnriotn , per bu. , Jl ; beets , per doz. . 73j8jc ; water creso , per doz. . J1.7ut2.00 ; I'lorlda loma- lees , per 0-lb. ernle , Jl ; new polaloes , per 60-jb. box , J2.J3 ; Kcimmhcs , per bu. , J2 ; pie plant , per doz. , 2.4f20c ; Hermuda onions , per bu. , J3. APPLES Pancy weslern , J2.00ff2.23 per box. CHANItEHIlIESTheie Is Home demand for good slock , nny berries III for shipment are worth JS per bid. STKAWIIEUHIES-Kloildas. per quart , 23JfOo ; Texas , per 21-plnl case , J3. TltOPICAL I-'HHITS. HANANAS Per bunch , laige , J2.23S2.73 ; small to medium , $1.75fi2.23. LE.MuNS McFpluas , fancy , J4 : choice. J3.50 pIlANOES-Kancy Klorldas , J3.50O3.75 ; choice 1 lorldim , J3.00U.1.V ) . CALU'OltNIA OHANaES-ItlverBldc sec-dllnKR. 12.M ; Illvcrsldu WaFlilngton uavnls , J3.23 ; lied- land seedlings , J3 ; Hedlaml navals. J3.50 ; 1'as- fadenos and excelsior navals , J2.73B3.00 ; Eeed- llngf , J2. ij , KK1S Fancy , per Ib. , 15c. DATES Halloweeu , C3 lo 70-lb. boxes , per Ib. . & ' / c. c.PINEAPPLESLnrge , per doz. . J3.0003.23 ; small lo medium , per doz. , J2.50j3.UO. runs. nnAH-No. 1 black , laige. J20.00J23.00i me- illum. i3 ; small , JS.OOQ10.UO ; black yearlings , large. J12.uoftl5.00 ; medium , Jl' ' ) ; email , J7 ; black cub ? , huge , $ O.OOI8.CO : medium. J5.00ifii.00 ; small. J4 ; tilnck Montana an. ! IVicuy inouutaln , large , H3.004j22.00 ; medlum. J14 ; small , ilO ; black Mon tana yearlings , large , J12 ; medium , )8 ) ; small , J5 ; black Montana cubs , large. JC.50 ; medium , J4.CO ; small , J3 ; silver tip , large , J20 : medium , J12 ; small , J3 ; ? ll\er tip yearlings , large. Jll ; medium , JS ; small , J5 ; silver tip cub. ! , large , SO ; medium , J4.50. small , J3 ; brown , large , J20.00U 23.00 ; medium. J10 ; smnll , J12 ; yearlings , large , IlO.OOJi 12.00 ; medium. JS : small , JO : cubs , large , 17 ; medium , J5 ; smnll. J3 ; badger No. 1 , largo , Jl 001 50 ; medium , COc ; email , Me ; Usher No. 1 , large , J3 ; medium , JO ; small , J4 ; fox , silver , as to color , according lo bcauly No. 1. large. Jl'jO ; medium , JCO ; small , f4n"fiver , pale , according to beauty , bilge , 15 * ; medium , J30 ; Final ) , J20 ; cross , large , J7 ; medium. J3 : fiuall , J2 ; red , iargc , J1.50 ; medium , JI.23 ; small , Jl ; gray , large , 75cmtdlum , We ; small , 40c : kit , large , COc ; me dium , 40c : small , 30c : lynx , No. 1. large. J3 ; me dium J2 ; small , $1.W ; marten. No. 1. large , J2 ; medium , Jl.M ; nmall , Jl : mlnlt. No. 1 , hire- ; , iOcSTJl.OO ; medium. 75c ; small. 03c ; mink , dork * No. 1. large , Jl : medium. 73c ; small. medlum7tic ' ; small. 60i : shoit striped , large. Jl ; nedlum , 70cmoll. . . _ 43c ; narrow striped large. Wlnttr No. I larRC. rj'tnic ; mumum. u ; uinuil , "c ; fall , large , SB9c ; medium , 7o ; small , Co ; kits , areo , 2ff3c. 2ff3c.HIDES. . TALLOW , ETC. HIDES No. 1 Eicon hides. 2' c : No. 1 green salted hides , 2',4 | 3c ; No. 2 green salted hides , Vitf2c ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 Ibn. to IS Ibs. , CV'jc ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 Its. to ID IDS. , r.c ; No. 1 dry Hint ddes , r.e . : No. 2 dry flint hides. 3c ; No. 1 dry failed hides , 4c. I'url cured hides Ho per Ib. ess than fully cured. SHUlOr PKI/TS Clrcen failed , each. 253COc ; Bi-een salted shearlings ( short-wooled early kins ) , each , C'lJlSc ; dry shearlings ( short-wooled early bklm. ) , No. 1 , each. 6 < ? J10c ; dry BhcarlliiBa short-wooled early skins ) . No. 2. each , 5c ; dry lint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , > er Hi. , actual welcht , C8c ; dry Hint. Kansas and Nebraska munaln wool pells , per Ib. , actual weight , 4BCc ; dry flint. Colorado butcher vool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight. 407o ; dry lint , Colonulo murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual wrlKht. 4SiCc. TALLOW AND GIIRASR Tallow , No. 1 , 4VS0 ' ,4c ; tallow. No. 2 , 3iWlc : grease , white A , 4c ; Ercase. white IJ , 34c ; grease , yellow. 3o ; grease. lark , 2'tc ; old tiutter , 2iJ2'.c ; beeswax , crime. IS & 18o ; rough tallow ZCi'jc. St. Louis < icnoriil .Murknt. ST. IXUIS , Aiull 20.-KLOrit-QnIct and un changed. WHEAT Dull and weak early , but picked up noino toward noon , finally cl islng a shade under yesterday on generally bearish news ; No. 2 red , cash , f.3Hc ; May , E31i S3Tic ; July , KUe ; September , CSc ; August , B7o. COIIN Worked down slightly by bears , clo - m ? a hhade off ; No. 2 mixed , cash , 3711c ; May , 7'ie ; June. 37c ; July , 37'ic. OATS Kirm ; No. 2 cash , 33'Cc ; May , 33c ; July , 27 ; c. HYK No. 2 salable at rdc. HA KM : Y Nn trading ; sales Iowa at COo. 11IIAN KiiHt track. t2&J'lc. KLAX SUED Jl.17. nominal. { l.OVEK SEED-L'nehansed. HAY I'lU'hallged. 11UTTEK Weak at recent decline ; separator creamery , KiilSe ; d.tlry , IJIilOc. r.OCiS-Steady ; Slic. LIIAD-Lower , weak ; J3.17i. ! SI'ELTIIIl-Steady ; 3.0. WHISKY Jl.08i.r < { . " ' COTTON' TliS Umhanged : McflJl.W. HAaciINO-l'nchanged ; C'.tQKc. PIIOVISIONS- Higher , ilrm. Pork , standard mes-s. JU.Z5iT13.37 ! , , . Lard , prlmo stenm. J7.50 ; choice , J7.GO. Dry null meats , loose shouldi'is. JO ; longs and ribs. JC.85 ; sliuils , J7. ll.u-i.n , parked shoulders , J7.fwifi7.25 ; longH , J7.50 ; ribs . . , i-hnrts . " . " - " - -j - , J7.C2".ti7.5. UI-XM-IPTS-l-'lour. 2 , < r hi Is. ; wheat , 7,00) bu. : coin. S1.WKI bu. ; oals , 19.000 bu. BHIPMHNTH-Hour. 7.0W bblc. ; wheat , none : corn. 102,000 bu. ; outs , 20,000 bu. L'ulTrn .Mnrtuit. NKW YOIIK. Ap.ll 2i-COFt-ni3-Optnns ) | opened Irregular nnd genernlly lower. It was , mo" acllve day In monihs unler pressure of May notices. Closed steady at from un changed In 30 p.ilnts decl nHales , C5,5i IIIIKH , Including May at J15.40S 15.50 ; June , J15.2)O15 ) 30- July. J15.10 ; August. Jlt.75 ; September. Jll.S'fi' ' II.d ) ; October , J14.21 ; I-cember , JI3.aHil4.ft- . . and January , J13.SO. Spot coffee , Itln , dull and Imver ; No. 7 , JI0.75 ; mild , dull and heavy ; Cor dova. IlU.iiOfilD.25 ; sales , nnue. Wuiclmuse te- llxerles yeiitenlav. 13.640 bags ; block In New Ynik liiday , 24-i.O'J'J bags ; HiK.'k In t'nlted Slates 2.-S.2IS bags ; utlont. for the Pulled Stalei , 200- 00) bags : total visblu : supply for the Uu't ' d Slates. 481,213 bags , nxa.iihl 401,4tfi bags hilt 'lllb JANHIUO. April 21-Murkel quiet ; n--m- - Inal ; exchange , 97-lCd ; receipts , 4,00' ) bn-s- Much. lOl.txn ) bags. SANTOS. AptII ; ! . Quiet ; quntntlnns nominal ; recelpls. i.om ) bacs ; slnck , SI.OiiO bags. IIA.MIU'HCl. April 20.-.MuiKct iiulet ; sales , 8,00 < l Im gw ; ( irlces generally unchanged to W pfir. lower. LONDON , April 20. Quiet ; prices unchanged to 3d lower. llAVIli : . Apr'l ' 20. Quiet : sales , 13,00) bags ; prices ' .if hlglier to 'at lower. l.lvi'rponl LIVEni'OOL. April 26 WHEAT-Steady ; de- mind | > oor ; holders offer moderalely ; No. 1 Call- ornla. 6s V lUSs 2d ; rcil western , winter , 4H lid . CO11N Demand poor ; new mixed , spot , 3s lid. 1'ltOVlSIONS-lleer. i-ktui India met.s , 8.K. orlc , prime mesa , * 2s Cd. llncon , IOMK and rh.rt clear. 55 Its , . 34s ; bai-on , long clear , 45 IL * . , 33.1 M , Uird. inlinu weKtern , S'Js Cd. lIl'TTKIt flnrnt , Ms ; good. Wn , CHEESE AmeiU-an line , C5s , " TALI.OW-iJs C.I. TlMtI'ENTlNE-2s. LINSEED UIIilH 9d. HOSIN 3s Oil. l'ETHOLEtM-ltellned. ) 4'-d. Uniil .Miirkrt , 8T. LOI'IS. April 20. WKl.-In mmleiale re ceipt , with new meeting ready sale ; medium oinhlng ami bmlded WIMI ! me In bent request ; nhorler wools moving tlowly ; prices are un changed. N tr York Dry ( ioniN 'Market. NKW YOHK , April , A lurBH number of myetH are prenenl waltlnu for tomoiro\\'n uii > ot tlunlu'tB , The general demand wan \rry Klack ur dr KuoJn nml printed uvvcUUIc * ; thuru aa i . r. , . ( , , l f ,1. K ,1 i .ir. = , \.t t. ml ' . , i. > ii.inu t , > r ' > u i ir f i i ' t , . , i I \.in M -I 4U tlh i" I " > < " I i i i- i -r ) ui ni--i lilntWir ilnthi i ri' > iii' ' lrl nt : v r > r i'My f .n nqu.irci ! and nothing lUilllK _ _ MliiniiipiillliiMit .Aliirlid , MINNEAPOLIS. April M. Tli- wheat mnrkot WIIBerv dull ll day nnd It openml in tliu InornlnK fie htnher limn Hie r-lnsc tf yc Ierd.iy. but wnkened nnd nold lower mm nfler the openinn without xritlnn back tu thf enily price durinir HIP ilny , nnd finally rlrmed Very lu-nr the clooliur or the previous dity. April. Clu ; May. flONnOlp ; July , Cl4c ; Keptemlwr. BOHW O0'.ie ; rimkltiK tin1 nvcrngo nbnul ' * c higher than ycmerdny. Track whi-at cloxeil Hie siime nit the pruvloun dny ; Nn. 1 lnml , Ol'ir ' ; Nn. 1 northern , M'ic ; No. 2 northern , mc. l-'luctiia- lionnvcru "Xlremely small and bu lne was thr- lightest of the renmti no far. l-'rwli re- rclpt were 51,81) bu. ; iddpmentH. 19.810 bit. Tht > mat Let had no special fp.ittil cri , Mn t of the wheat now In th" rounlry Is on thi ( Irent Nol th em road nnd that H bringing In nothltig. If the labor strike on that mm I Is settled In n few days receipts will be largp. The weather has been good for several days nnd faimern are very busy Mulshing up Ihelr srinlhiB III tl.o south nnd HID middle of tills suite and In South Dakota , while In northein Mlnnerotn nn I North Dakota they have started Into scolln. * niMln at 11 llvi-lv mli' . IteporH aie that Hie fields seeded early miilolnn well nnd n.jnwtnR ronsldcrnble green. Homo nits had to be iv reeded , but that condition Is not general. M Us were grinding nlninl 3'VW ) bbls. . which cnimtiinp- lion of wheat with Hi" shipments exeeeded the receipts by iilKini flO.ow bu. The ii'tnnlmlrr of the wlie.il eonsume.l has to be tnUen fiiim c'.o- vntnm to Kllnd. The tnaiket was repotted quiet for Hour nt from J3.40 to J3.00 for palcnts ; from J2 to J2.40 for bakers. Sales of rash wheat averaged about the muni1 pi lee an the previous days. T.ie ninount soil lo arrive wni imill amounting to less Ihan fifty cars all dny. Snip tnenl.i of Hour for Hie 21 IIOUIH w-ero 33,731 bbls Cotton Murlirt. NEW OIILEANH , April 2'1-COTTON-Quli-t ' sales , ppjl , 1SJ ) bales ; to arrive , SOO bales ; ro celpts , HIS bales' ; expoils , continent , 'iM bales .rioi'fi , o.ft'rt.1 ' , ,11 , . . -it . , . , . . - 1- . . j. ST. iol'IS. April -COTTON Steady ; m'.il dllng. i'iP ; receipts , l.y } bales ; sales , 7i bales nlillimrnlK , 1 , 400 hales ; sleek , 4,900 bales. (1ALVESTON , April 20. COTTON Heoelpls 4(2 ( bales ; sale * . ! i.V ) bales ; exports , 4ll."i lull K local coiiiumpllon , kO bales ; slock , 45,700 bales Spots , 7 1-iCc. Kniiini City .Miirki'K. KANSAS CITY. Apill 20.-WHEAT Klrm ; No. 2 hard. GO'jfiBlc ; No. 2 red , fifr. COIlN-Hteady ; ' No. 2 mixed , 3jUiJ3.Uc ; No. 2 white. 30'.4c. ' OATS-FIrm ; No. 2 mixed , SVMWi" No. 3 while. StIMt'ie. ' HHTTEH-lMlet ; creamery , 20(2lc ( ; dairy. l.'W ISO. EncS-I-'lriner ; SUc. ItECEII'TS Wheat , l.KW bu. ; corn , 600 bu. ; oats , none. SHII'.MENTS-Whent , 3,000 bu. ; corn , 3,500 bu. ; oats , 700 bu. _ Dlllillll ( iram .Mnrlti-t. DI'LITTII , April 20. WHEAT Quiet ; April , C2ic ! ; May , C3\e ; July , C2e ; No. 1 northern , cash , Clc ; April , ClUc ; Mi , > - C2c ; July , C2-tie ; No. 1 northern , cash , D72c ! ; No. 3 , Clc ; rejected , 4JViiC ; on Irnck , No. 1 norlhein , to unlve , O3',2c. ' UVi-4.-e. : 1--I.AX tl.19. HAIILEY 30 OATS-NO. 2 , 331 0 ; NO. 3 while , sic. Car Inspection Toduy Wheat , 80 cars. HECEII'TS Wheat. 1,7.1 hu. ' . bu. SlIll'MENT.S-Wheul. 420.0S8 ' Oil Murkrts. OIL CITY. I'n. , April 20. National Tinnslt certificates opened at S5 ; hlghect , 85 ; lowest , S. , ; closed , fc5 ; sales , O.IWO bbls. ; shipments , 85,273 bbls. : runs , 82,4S'i bbls. , . . . I'lTTSlll'IKI , I'a. , April 20. National Transit certificates opened at S. , ; closed at S3 ; highest , 80 : lowest. 83. No sales. LONDON , April 20. CALCUTTA LINSEED April , SCs 'M ; lliwcil o\\ \ \ , IDs lO d. IVoi-hi .MiirlietH. rnoniA , April ZO.-COUN Mntkct steady ; No. 3. 3.Vie. OATS Mm kfl nrmer and higher , No. 2 white , St'ifT.nc : No. 3 while. 33 * ; l3l,4C. | HYE Maikel dull and nominal. WHISKY Market firm ; high wine basis , $1.15. 'Frisco ( iriiln SAN FHANCISCO , April 20. WHEAT Rx- clled und lower ; May , J1.03"ii ; December , J1.13'j , ; May and June. J1.D3 ? ' , ; new sellers , Jl.or . 1JAHLEY Excited and lowei ; December , J1.12. STOCKS AND IIONDS. Spec-Hint Ion In Sccm-Kirn WUH Hull Except In Siignr Stoi-ks. NKW YORK , April 20. The speculation today In stocks was dull except for the tradIng - Ing in Sugar. In the shares of the American Sugar Hcllnlng company the dealings were very heavy , a purchasing movement having been developed at the opening which was continued In force to the close , the last sale being made within % per cent of the best lirlco recorded. St. Paul led the railway list In point of activity , being In 'fact the only stock of this group In which the trans actions exceeded G,000 shares. It was sold jy London during the morning , and a local jcar made n small drlvo at It In the after noon , but succeeded only In sending It down % per cent , of which % per cent was recov ered. Burlington & Qulncy lost % per cent and Northwestern and Rock Island each % ) er cent. Distilling was bought on favorable Washington advices , It being stated that the avenue bill would not bo modified so as to ticrease the duty on spirits. Chicago Gas was remarkably steady , fluc- ; uatlng within a limit of % per cent. The trading In the rest of the list was very light , and except for the' specialties changes In prices were Insignificant. On sale of 100 ihnres Cordage preferred broke 3 per cent ; Minneapolis & St. Louis declined 1 % per cent and Louisville & Kashvlllo 1U per cent. The rest of the list shows only fractional differ ences from yesterday's closing figures. In the late trading the market was generally weak on a small business and closed heavy. The bond market was depressed during the greater portion of the day and closed rather weak. The Evening Post says : Judging by today's market one might suppose that the : arIIT controversy at Washington rested on the sugar schedule. In other words. Wall street has believed that the Sugar trust's ohhy , whose failure to accomplish anything n the house made them the laughing stock of tholr callous martyrs , has played every conceivable card In the other house of con gress and has not wasted Its month of se cret subcommittee dickering. This belief , well or 111 founded , Is the solo basis of such a movement as today's In Sugar stock. The following tire the closing quotations nn the leading stocks of the New York ex change today : bid. t ux-div. The total sales of stocks today were 143.000 shares , Including : AtchlKon , 2,10) ; American Sugar , 5,449 ; American Sun.il' , prefciied , 2UO ; lurlluglon , 5i ; Chicago ( las , 10.4 > X ) ; 1) stllllntr and Callle I'Vedlng. 10,500 ; Uenerul Mleclrlc , J.200 ; Uiulsvlllw & Nashville , 2,7i > 0 : St. Paul. 3,101) ; ullver bullion certlllcales , 3,5iWVcatein ; Union , 3,501) . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Hank of I'ligliinil . LONDON , April 20. The wiekiy statement of hu Hank of i'ngland Issued lo < lay shows the following chuigcH , as compared with Hie previ ous uecnunl : Tula ) repent' , IncivnHe , tijO.O 0 ; circulation , InereaKe , f02.0X ) ; bullion , Incread- . 'Ut r.ti.ttlu U..II..I , I..U .ln.p..u. . f I "I. * . ( \ I ) . On Ihn London Mnrllet Ni\V YOIIK. April 26. The Hvenlng P.isl'H .ondon financial cable eayu : The bunk reaervn ncrcuced tndiiy C3v.DOO : (514.u < In bar gold and 'lilted SlaU-H coin weie lioughl ; 11,00) from Liu- ion nnd 175,000 fnnn Aumralla. The public de- onus were reduci-d by morn Ihan U.WJ.UOO. Thrre was the usual government disbursement ( or con- ruclH , etc. Olher secui tiles decrcuvt-d f 120,00) owing to the repayment by thu market. The reserve - serve U now nearly 124,001,000 nn enormously iiiopoitluit lu the llabllltk- , the pcicvnt- I i. i. w U i i , i i . i i .r. .i' ' . i , , ill . I .1 . I it II .1 I . , ' I' ' I t ' hlR'l ' t "V I t < J V , \ 'I IV . umiMinl ru , i ) ri up m Hi , i < i i-n m.i.ki-l ' Ht'iikn wen dull lime will be a .1 wish h IWu > I'Uiiori'-W and s-.ilurrtnv i > nd Hie Si "k ex li inp > will be u-'h-il till TII.--.IIX nixl The I m if fairly good. p\n'pl r.r AniiM-intni * . wldeh w n di'preMwl by Hie bib/ > Ir-iuMt1 * In Amrilrn , Ilrnill anil Argentine /tfriirltlen we-ro bettor. 8 I- yer was ! J B-10d , njiu'wenk In Hit1 nlMcneo of buyers. } r. \r\v Viirlf loiii-y .Murlirl. Nt'.W YORK , April" Jd.-MONP.V ON CALI- I'asy nt 1 per cent ; IVM loan 1 per cent ; clMtil 1 pr cent. \ 1-UIMI ! MiiK'\TtI.i : : PAPIU 2i1l5 pel Vri-IILINO i\CllAN < li-SlOTily. : with actual liusllii'Mi In bniikem' Mil * nt JI > S'i < U I.SS'i ' for denmnd. and at Jf.KHM.MVi for id.My-rtuy bills ; pnstril rales , Jl.vsii.S'S ' ; commercial bills , ' offered. .Sun l'rniii'lscuUiilnsr < > SANI-'KANCI CO. April.I ) Tlmoniclal quotations for nilnln atoolc * > to l ty wjr IOWH : , I.oiiiton Stuck Market. LONDON' , April 20 J p. in. eloalnsr : Console.money. . . . lliKM ) ) | xlcan ordinary. 17 ! < : Consols , ace'nt .100 11-111 Si. I'.inl com filljj aanadlan 1'atilllc. . . UDJfi N. Y. Ontral lll'J Krli ; lUHU'einisylvaiila nijf Krlo'JnJn MI lllcadliis K ) lIllnolH Central. . . 1I3J4 Mi'x. Cunt , new 1 . 07)f ) I1AU SILVER ! ) r.-KUl per oiinco. MONKY-1U - . - lici-cent. The rate or dlsconnl In the open market for liolh Hhort and three months bills IB 1 > 6 pet- cent. _ _ _ _ _ Ntiiv York 'Mining limitation ) , NBW YOIIIC. April iM.-TIJo followins arj tlt3 t , " mining ( inulatlons : St. I.MiU ? Iliilncljtoclc OiiotntloiiH. ST. LOUIS. April 20.-JIInlns Blocks dull and tinchanged. Quolatloim : Hank of frmico Stiilciiirnt. PARIS , April 27. The weekly statement of the Hank of Kninrf l ui < d tbday Bho\va the following chanuea , n computvd v with the pruvloun nc- connt : Notes In circulation , elecreaHe. 42,3o.- OOOf ; tmmiiry acoounlH cuiront , Inrreaso , C9.800- OOOf ; gold In hand , Incroaso. 19.530,000f ; bills dla- countcil , tncli'-isc" . 430,123,000f ; silver In hand , In crease , 2C7.1OOOf. Imperial Dank Stiitrnirnt. Iinill.IN' . April 20. The statement of the Im perial Hank of Germany xhnWH the followlHK I'hanKPS. UH compared with the previous account : Cash In hand , Increase , 20,900,000 maiUx ; treasury notes , Increase. 1,340,000 marks ; other si-ciirlt'e.i , decrease , 30,910,000 marks ; notes In circulation , decrease , 28,900,000 marks I' ° Innnclil : Soles. NBW OnU'ANS , April 20. Clearing * , J1.118- 400. 400.UOSTON UOSTON , April 2C. Clearings. J13,39S.74t : bal ances , fi'ji-sio. ! ; llAI/riMOItt : . April 2C. Clearings , J1.79S.71C ; balances. (203,714 NKW YOIIK. Api 11 20. ClearliiKS. J72.432t00 ; ; balances , Jt.000.DC9. PAIUS , April 20. Three per cent rentes , 991 921i.c for the account. I'HII.ADl'UMIIA. Aiirll 2C.-Clearlngs , J9.177- 579 ; balances , Jl,403,101. MRMl'HIS. April 20. New York exchanRC sell- Im ; at Jl premium , Clearings , 1181,215 ; balances , $77,309. CINCINNATI , April 20. Money , 2'iW6 per cent ; New Yoik exchange , 10f20c | premium ; clearings , J1.919.9CO. LONDON , April 20. The amount of bullion gone Into the ljunk of Hngland on balaileea today In 28,000. SAN FIIANCISCO. April 2C.-lraftH , slcht , 12'ic ; telegraphlp. 17'Ac ; slhcrbars , C480l'&e ; .Mex ican dollars , 53Q53' ' c. ST. LOUIS. April 2G. CleatIIIKH , J3.323.73S ; bal ances. J394.181. Money , dull ; 6Ti7 per cent. ISx- change on New York , 60c premium. CHIOAOO , April 20.-C1leurlngs , J14.231.000. New York exchange , 30i(50o premium ; hterllm ; ex change , dull ; actual rates , J1.87sWl.bS"l. ! Money , easy at 3 jier cent. Pills that ruro sick headache : DeWltt's Llttla Early Risers. It'Ji.l'J'IIKIt FOHKC.tfiT. Conditlonti Kuvnrulilo fur Seiero Local .Storiii.i In Is'idiruska , WASHINGTON , April 2C. The Indications for Friday are : For Nebraska and South Dakota Partly cloudy weather , with local showers ; the conditions are favorahlo for severe local storms ; southeily , uhlftlng to westerly , winds ; cooler by Friday night. For Iowa Fair Friday ; showers In the night ; southerly winds ; cooler by Friday nlKht. For Kansas I ocal showers ; south , shift ing to westerly winds ; cooler by Friday light. For Missouri Iocal showers Friday even ing or night ; south winds. Local Itecord. OMAHA LIVE STOW HARkEl Receipts Still Continue Light ntul Kco ] Prices \Yo'.l \ Suatniued , BEEF STEERS TAKiA BIG-JUMP UPWARL llolilrr.1 Hcullro Abimt lu Per Cent More /or Tlit-lr I IniKfil orfcrlngK - llnilor ( Jriiilc I'lilliuv Cloxcly llofis Illuhci- mill Clii-o ijtriuiK' THURSDAY , April 20. Arrivals today were light , only 120 cars nil told. Koei'lpls so fur this week , com pared with hist , show a doorcase of 1,000 cattle , 5,000 hogs and 5,300 sheep. The fat callTu market wan higher , but nol at nil excited. Favorable reports from the e.ist and the very limited supply enabled sellers to get about 10 per cent more for their holding ! ' , and there was a free move incut on this basis. Offerings Included scarcely any heavy beeves , as shippers have learned to avoid Thursday with their heavy cattle on account of the usual lark of out side competition on that day. The dressed beef men , however , wore all wanting sup plies and bought freely at the advance. Hood 1,174-11) . sfeers sold up to $3,85 , and only fair stuff weighing very llttlo over 800 Ibs. brought ? 3.GO and there was little of any consequence had to sell under that figure. Owing to the absence of good heavy cattle , the top was ? 3.)5 ! ) for a bunch of very fair l,30S-lb. beeves. The strength developed was apparently duo largely to the light supplies and the general torn.1 to the trade was not overly confident. Cows sold very generally In Thursday's notches , the good stuff strong and the com mon weak. There were nol over a dozen loads on sale , and they soon changed hands. The supply of calves continues rather liberal and while thcr * Is a fair demand prices are easier and the feeling weak. Hough stock of all kinds was In good request at fully steady prices. The market for stackers and feeders was rather quiet , more on account of the limited offerings than on account of n slack demand. Prices ruled linn for all suitable grades and all classes were readily salable at full strong prices. Hood to choice feeders arc quoted at from $ .1.10 to $ a.Si ! , fair to good at from J2.75 to $3. and lighter , commoner grades at from $2.75 down. Representative "ales : DHES3EO UISI-'F. . .1210 1 1STOCKEHS STOCKEHS AND FCEDEflS. 1. . 500 2 f.O 0. . . 571 3 25 11. . . 531 3 TO 1. . 240 2 60 " SCO 3 23 3. . . 703 3 ill ) 2. . 800 2 CO 4" ! 725 3 25 .1030 3 50 1. . 330 2 50 4 5 3 SO . 1)00 ) 3 60 1. . 530 2 75 502 3 S5 i. . . 5S2 3 50 ' 3. . 340 2 75 420 3 40 0. . . C70 U 55 1. . 3SO 3 CO 370 3 40 5. . . 572 3 55 1. . 720 3 00 005 3 40 39. . .1178 3 55 15. . 611 3 10 8. . . CJ3 3 43 45. . .1051 3 S3 L. 570 3 : I3 COLOISADO CATTLE. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. P- 2 bulls 1475 J2 30 1 feeder. . . 5SO Jl 00 1 feeder k20 3 0) 4 sleei-8 1257 3 i 8 steers 721 3 33 il feeuViH. . . . 1193 3 40 HOGS Dealers were not surprised at the comparatively small receipts today , nor did the sharp advance In prices take them un awares. Provisions closed strong Thursday and advices from Chlcaf-o were very favor able this inurnliif * . There was a fair shipping and speculative demand , but the most active Inquiry came from local packers , and as a result trade opened out early and active at prices all of a dime higher than Wednesday. The fair to good hogs of all weights sold early largely at $5.05 to $5.10 , with some of the best loads both heavy and light ut $5.12Vi. The filling of urgent orders and n slight weakening in provisions caused a sag for a time , but It was of short duration , and the market closed up Just about as strong as H opened. Sales were very largely at from $5.05 to Jfi.10 , an against $4.95 to $5 Wednesday and $5.10 to $5.10 last Thursday. Representative sales : No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr. 12 215 J5 00 I41) . 21 ! ) iO J5 10 3 310 . . . 500 Kl . 271 . . . 5 10 5 270 ' ' ' 72 . 227 120 5 10 II 232 . . . r > co . 2-14 24) 6 10 G 255 . . . 500 C/l . 222 120 5 10 1 5 1S4 . . . 501) ) KG . 217 40 5 10 1 4 323 . . . 5 In ) 07 . 2.10 60 5 10 7 2'Ci . . . r. ( ttv-j 61) ) . -M7 510 1 320 . . . 5 O2'i ! 78 . 243 IM 5 10 1 370 . . . 5 02'/i ' 72 . 219 100 5 10 10 210 . . . 505 71 . 23G 80 5 10 59 215 120 5 03 29 . 2IS SO 5 10 8 22S . . . f , 03 80 . 209 fO 5 10 C2 210 40 5 05 1,8 . 241 200 6 10 03 291 05 ( IS . 22 * fcO 6 10 58. . . 281 200 503 13 . 220 6 10 65 237 12i ) 503 HI . 2'I7 40 5 10 CD 229 SO 5 03 6S . 2J1 10 83 172 SO 5 05 C7 . 212 120 G 10 73 205 240 605 115 . 205 ICO 5 10 02 230 40 503 78 . 211 . . . 5 10 ! ,7 219 12i ) 505 71 . 211 10 6 I'l ' Kl 317 40 5 0. * . 2J . 22 > . . . f , 10 Hit 232 SO 5 1)5 72 . 2M EO 5 10 l 238 2i K ) 505 Kl . 219 320 5 10 W 214 . . . 5(171-1 ( CO . IKS 5 10 19 221 120 0 07'j ! 00 . 211 . . . 5 10 81 225 SO 5 O7'i ' K ! . 21.1 40 5 V ) S9 280 121) ) 5 0714 f.S . 250 . . . 5 10 [ 12 212 100 5 0714 SH , . 2.Vi 40 G 10 Bl 219 til D 1171,4 Kl . 205 110 10 tO 250 C 07ii K3 . 2)1 120 6 10 H2 207 100 ! i 07 Vi 12 . 310 . . . 5 10 52 SKIG 2ft ) 5 O7'i C2 . 21S . . . 5 1214 71 218 SO 5 0714 09 . 2J2 80 G 12V4 SO ld.1 bO 5 U7I.4 CO . 2S'I & 12',4 09 2.17 . . . 5 07'4 69 . 240 80 r 1214 03 233 40 5 0714 fO 219 12U 5 124 ! 73 202 , . . 5 07j ! PIOS AND notion. 1 . 270 . . . 4 50 SlllrP HccclptB wore not heavy , three luadu , and the quality wati only fair. Local houses are all unxlous ( or desirable muttons nml lainbn anil prlcex are not uuutahly changcil , 'iltlimiih ; Irailu wan a trlflu Hlow today. Kalr to KOOI ! natives are quotable at from ? 3.7r > to $1.00 ; fair lo ( ; oed westerns , $3.20 to 11.30 ; common anil stock thct > p , $ , -.f.i ) to $3. [ > 0 ; Kooil to cholco 40 to 100-lb. lambs , at from $3.50 to $4.7C. Hcprescntatlvc sales : No. Wt. I'r. KU wi-dtcrn OWI-H HU ttt H3 lUDyuarllnvu "U -1 13 Now Vorlt l.ltii Stock Murkot , NKW YOIIK. April : ii.-ll-UiViS-Ui'ti-litii | : | , 1,104 head ; no liadlUK. CALVKS HecelplB , 400 head : inulkut Hlow bul firm ; veals , poor lu miUil ) prime , J'.25ii5.oo. ) KHii-i' AMI LA.MIIS--ltecelptH. 3,100 head : nhcep , tilow ; lamliHery irim ; iiiibhorn idicvp , poor to RiHxl , J3.tOtf4.73 ; clliud | | sheep , Inferior lo prime , j3.C2't ? < 4.0U ; unshorn lambH , comimui In chiilciJ5.imii0u ) ; cllppod lamlm , oidlnary tu prime , j.tJM/3.u / < > . IIOOH llecelpm , .1,100 head ; Hliungi-r ; good to cholcu IIORH , J..T.'u5.73. Kuii-iiii City Hlnrlt 'Murliel , KANHAH C1TV. April ! . -CATTIi-IUcelrl : . 3,100 btud ; bhli'iutius ' , 1,7W hvad ; muiUct nivuUy TIHt w'poli llicrra \ K'dtiK to ln % lively timt'H < o\ir ( . 'arpet li pnrliitont on nccount of llio ti.teUwnrd season. We are very much overHlockr-d on Carpets utiil Jirnpcrlcs ntul prices Imvo been almost cut to jitters. It Is expijctoil that hundreds ) will nvall thcniHolVPfl of this itruml opportunity \\lilch , fortunately , occurs lust ill huuxo-clcnnlnK tlinc To inlsH thin rtile IH to mlH3 11 clwncu to save money. Uccicl Those Cut l'rico& . Worth Now Worth Now Ingrain Carpets { -10 ? 17 Oilil Lace Curtains. . . . 1 RO ' 75 Urussels Carpet 1 00 40 Odd L.ICP Curtains. . . . a CO 1 00 Remnants , Ilrussels , . 75 IS Oilil Lace Curtains.1 00 1 9(1 ( Choiilllu Covers 2 00 75 Remnants , Ingrain. . . . 75 21 Chenille I'ortlerei 759 2 DO Remnants Linoleum. . 1 00 27U Chenlllo Portieres G 00 1 00 \ , ItcmnnntH Oil Cloth. . 40 U Chcnlllo Portieres 10 00 4 75 Hotly Ilrussels 1 50 ss Dotted Swiss 60 19 Moquetto 150 00 Sash Uraiu-ries -10 17 Mltro Rugs 4 50 1 C5 ChcnUlo Urapcrlea. . . . 75 3S Ingrain Rugs 1 50 03 Snowllakc Curtains. . . , G 00 1 GO HrilsEcls Rug ? 2 50 Silk I'lnsh 1 GO 1)0 ) Remnants Moquctte. . . 1 60 75 Lace Ctirtalnr 200 85 Moquetto Rugs. C r.O ' 5 -100 Lace Curtains - 100 Japanese Rugs 4 60 2 23 Irish Point Curtains. . 7 GO 3 25 Daghcstan Rugs 7 50 3 25 Window Shades 75 25 Hcn.p Carpets 35 II Shade Rollers 25 10 1'ur Rugs 3 00 1 75 lloil Sots G 00 1 90 Hassocks 1 00 40 Lamhreiiilni l 00 4S | > Ottomans 1 50 C5 Hrussoli fi-4 Tapestry Covers. . . 2 GO ! )0 ) Carpets 1 00 1(1 ( Chcnlllo Loops f 0 IS Misfit Ingrains 10 00 4 35 > Velour Curtains 30 00 1G 00 MlflH Ilrusseln 20 00 9 60 Moor Mats 75 23 Curtain Poles 25 05 Ingrains 75 33 Sham Ilolilera 75 23 Stair Carpets 3. II Drapery Pins , doz 05 01 Matting 35 14 Polo Sockets 10 05 960 4 Stair lluttons 05 02 Art Squares 35 Stair Hoils 25 10 EASY TERMS Presents to Purchasers $ 10 OOworth of goods , $1 00 per week J G 00 worth of goods An Altitun 25 00 worth of goods , 1 BO per week 10 00 worth of goods..Souvenir Spoon 25 00 worth of goods. World's h'airllooli 60 00 worth of goods , 2 00 per week GO 00 worth of ioodH.HIsiUc | Ornament 2 60 7G 00 worth of goods. . .Laco Curtains 75 00 worth of goods , per week ' 100 00 worth of goods CVntor Table 100 00 worth of goods , 3 00 per'week ALL VISITORS UHC'KIVK IIAN'U- 200 00 worth of goods , 4 00 per week SOMU SOUV13NIUS. Formerly People's ' Mammoth Installment House TI'c clone fri'iiliifii til ; . ' < ; r.rrcyifiiiMnniliiifn / unit tiiilimlai/- Haul Wrfar imitagn on lily ' ! > t ctitnloyiie , rewlu ( n > t / ' < iii/v. to 100 hlKhcr : T. xas steon. . * 2..0J3.SO ; TCXIIH ' uli'ciH , 3. lf4.lo ; na cows , J2.OOIJ3.00 : hlilppl'-K ; ; tlvo cows , J2.OOW3.fi ) : stocKurs and fc lcri , $2.Jj 5J3.SO ; bulls. t2.OOS3.2r . IIOOS Itccvliitn. 7.600 hond : sIiltmiPntH , 2.700 head ; market lOo lilnlier ; bulk. S.W.10 ( ! ; heavies , pucker * mid mixed , JI.Mli3.1.ri ; Unlit , Yorkers und lilfc-H. J4.SOfiS.10. Slini ! ! ' HrwlplH , 1,800 head ; shipments , 3.COO head ; market steady. Jlccclpti imtl Dlspinllliin of Stuck. Official H'euriitHiiiirtillHpOHtlion of HtoalcnsHhowM by thebooliHOI the Union Stock Yar.ls u < iii : | > my for tlm twenty Jour honraeimln ; , ' at 3 o'clock p. m , 'JO Ib'Jl April , : UECEII'TS. CHICAGO LIVi : STOL'Ii. . There Was a l-'lrni Tone to tin ) Cuttle Miiritot. CHICAGO , April 20. There was n firm tone to the cattkmarket. . It was very slow to cpen , holders asking high prices and buyers refusing to pay more than steady rales , but about HIP middle of the forenoon buyem and M'J-jrs got nearer togelher , nnd from that lime urnII the close trading was reasonably active. There w.is very little chance In values. Hutchem' and can- tiers' stock was hlrong and so were fair to prime light nml medium weight steers , while av erages of over 1.100 Ibs. were nut easily moved at , Vedncsdn > 1S ( ( notations. Hecelpls weie light , as was expected. They amounted lo about 10.- 600 head , making less than 45,000 head since Saturday , or U.GOO head less than a week ago. Ordinarily such a decreuso would have resulted advance , but aboiil all Hellers have In n sharp Micceeded in doing was to le.-over the gn.und lost on M.imlay. Most of tmlnj-H Miles weie a from J3.75 to JI.25 for stceix , and at from JJ to J3.25 for cows , heifers and bulls. The hog mm lift opened higher. Iheie was aulto n brisk irade for u little while , sh pjiera and Inn nn and ppcculatora buying fieely pax ndvance of from 5e to loo. Alter lli.-y had Ililea the situation was dim-rent. Packer * did nut up want the hugs nl any mlvum-e. and \"t \ rfO o'clock the inaiket was back lo about Wednes- ay's ranKe. The laler movemenl was very Hlaw and HUUO hogK went J4 50 The close was very limn- . The sheep Irade was less dull Ihan dmiUB the wcnn.,1 iiM-tse wc-n- and buyeis past th ee da > s. timill aiUaiice for such l.ils . us , . paying n milled Ihem. POT sheep were nut wanted nt advance , but they cnuld be sold al funnel' liny prices. The lamb mniket was in-live and fair lo good grades genendly H.ild from l..c . lo .lie higher. Tlm range of quotallons for Hhceji was floiA J1.W to JI.50 and for lambs fnnn J.l.2.1 In J3. A big suing "f Texas sheep C..iOO headl Hint have been looking for a buyer since Mim- duy was closed oul this moinliif at from U lo ' : Cattle. H.niHl head : calves , COO head ; hogs , 10.000 head ; sheep , 7,000 head. The Kvenlng Journal lepultH : ( . "ATTLK Itecelpls , ll.OiO head ; maiket active nnd a trllle hlKher ; ndvimcii bu fur this week , 2530c | ; prime ti extra nallsieeis , l4.M1H.Mi medium. J4.25'u4.60 ; olhers. Jl.wl ) 1.10 ; Texans. J3 ( ff3.63. HOtlS Ui > n > liln. | 10.000 head : iniiiKi-t ai-llve ; opened Mining and higher , bul i luce I weak , wllh llio ndviinee lost ; rough heavy. Jl 25 ? ) 1.75 ; lui-ki-iH and mUed. J5.l.iG.3o ; inline lunvy and Imicher welghls , J5.305.35 ; aKMiirled light , J5 2lf3.30. | SIIKI'P AN1 > LAMIIH-II' IplH , 7o."l . heail ; In demand al l r higher ; tup sheep , Jl.25fil.5l ; top lambs , tl.Ti'u I.S3. Ml. I.iiulK I.Un Slix-k .Murlt. . 2C.--CATTLP.- - - . 1.CO. ) ST. LOPIS. April 2C.CATTLP.llielpls. head : t-lilpuienlH , 400 head ; iimiKet Pie higher generally ; nallvo uteers , JlSOfii 1.1'j ; Texas ulcers , J.1.25tl3..0. IIOCiS HecelplH , 3,400 brad ; ( dilpments , 2 ITO heud : inaiket slrong , 10e higher ; heavy bulehe.s . , ! 5.30ti5.2r > : packers , J3.15i'i ( ( 25 ; I'umni'iu ' lo me dium llKhl. Jl. 50515.10 ; HUH and lough light , JI.OKH.25. HIII'I'P ItnvlptH , SM bend ; shipments. SOO head ; market viry dull , wllh im L'"ud nhcep on sale. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SIIM-II In Sight. Ili'Ci-lptH of llvo sloe k at HIM four principal yurilx for Thursday , April 'JO , wi-ri' : Cat tin. IIouH. Shroi ) . South Omaha l.fi''ii 1.171 ; , iii Chlcairo ll.niio III.DIIII 7.01111 KaimaHCIty : iH > ( > 7..VKI I.KIIII HI. Louis 1 .mm a.llll ) HUH Total. lii.O''ii : n.i7i 10,101 At Work nn Puxlni ; , Contractor Itlley IH llnlHhliu , ' up on the work of piivlilK Indlanu nvenne , OhnrleH und Huinlltun utrcctH. Hugh Murphy bus uliout compliitftl tlm piivltur of Twenly- li nt-ii ) t ut I'opplcton uvuniie. All of contrugtu tall fur brick pavement. TO HIS MOTHER'S ' RESCUE Young Doolcy Sends Colson to the Flcoi with a Olub. LATTER HAD ATTACKED AN AGED WOMAN Tried TuliT to UHII u Knlfi ; on tluiounj JMan An Old ( iriulgo the Ciillso \VoiindH Are Not .Serious. Last evening at 5 o'clock u report reached , the police station that a man hail been hilled with a club nt Twenty-Hoventh nnl Spauldlng streets and was dying ; also that the murderer was In thu hands cf a mob , nml to bend au many olllcors as possible. The patrol wagon with Sergeant Whalen , Olllcer Marncll and Detectives 'Javnga and Dempsey went there In a hurry. As t'l&vi ' party reached the corner of Twenty-fifth , * and Spauldlng streets an immense and niiKry.y- ' * crowd was In sight and this confirmed the report , which , however , proved lo ho some what exaggerated. In the middle of a yard , stood a. crowd of people , and in their midst was lying bleeding from llvo cuts , each ono an Inch long , n man who was npp.-iently ; dead. People bent over him with water ami other resuscltunls , and Boon he opened his eyes and muttered something , llo i.ald ho was suffering Inwardly , and those about him thought he could not llvo to reach the hos pital , hut he soon was able to bo on his feet and was assisted to the vagon. Tlm blood flowed profusely und his clothes were simply a mass of clotted gore. The officers were somewhat surprised when a young fellow with a white hat und smooth facu stepped up to them and said ho was reupoiiKlblu for the cuts on the man a head , and of course he was arrested. The cause of the trouble dates hack two years nnd Is the outcome of some lll-fcdlng. Two years ago William Colson went to the residence of Charles Dooluy and engaged board. Dooley lives at Twenty-Hi-venlh nml Spauldlng streets with his mother , and Is , like ColKon , an employe at the Union I'arillu shops. Ho remained there about u year and eight months , when Mrs. Dooley told him that unless ho stopped drinking he could not remain longer. Colson became angry nt be ing requested lo leave , and at first ri fused to do HO. Mrs. Dooley told her son , and ha also told Colson to leave , and when hu again refused the young man ousted him from tlm premises. This Is the story told by young ; Doolcy , but It ID thought there Is souii'thlnn else behind It. After being compelled to leave thu Dooley residence Colaon swore tu get even with the family , and , so Dooley says , told several neighbors ho was going , to kill the young man , as he had put In u complaint ngaliiKt him ( Colson ) at the shops , lie has been up to BOO Dooley Kc-vcral times , but has never found him at home. Ychlorday Colson went to the house and seeing young Dnoloy sitting on the front porch hu went to the rear. Mr. < . Dool y uaiv him and locked the door. Colson hroko in the door and hul/.lng Mrx. Colnon by tlm wrists ho was In the act of striking hr when the young man heard the racket and , going to the kitchen , saw Colhon In thH utt - Hide. The moment young Dnoloy appnarivl Colson released his hold and started for him * * " with n knife , the hlado of which was ul leant six Inches long. Dooley saw there wan no tlmo to ho wasted and ho seized n eluh and Htruek ColKin over the head , knocking him down , and tool : 'ho knlfo from him. Dool y bunt over the man to aim If ho hud hurt hint , much , when Colson sprung up and , t-aK-hlnx Dooley hy the throat , drew another knifu from his poekut , hut this was n pueket lti > f , und before hu could open It Dooley folio 1 hi ute to the floor again. This tlmo ho mudu n clean HWCOJI of it. lh struck ( 'ulfcuii ll.u blows , each nnu of which took effi-ot. Young Dooley Is well Hkcd where ho ll\oi and thu neighbors are loud In tholr pralcoa of the young man who so ably defended hit * aged mother. The language of the polu-o IH that Colson did not gel half what ho do nerved. Colbon lives at Twenty-Hc-cond ami ( Jarnold avenue. Ho nuya ho was on the dufeiiHlvo and that Dooley -dipped up behind him nnd struck him with a cluh. It Is not thought that Colson'H wounds art * . HorlouB. 1 " ltl'8 Hliw" , LIUU
