TTTT3 ( WATTA DAILY IVEEs'PPITESnAY. ' APRTT , 1 .
EftCOMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Startctl Up a Hot Ptica Yesterday
and Closed Stroag ,
SHORTS IN THAT CEREAL WERE ROUTED
lu Corn the Market Wn Only Slightly Itc-
njionilro to the Urrnt Strength
lu Wheat Oiiti ttcro
Quito Active.
CHICAGO , April 15-Wieat started up n
liot pace today , making n 2c advance und
closing IJio higher for May. Covering by
shorts , geared by the expectation of reduced
stocks , the excitement In oil. the advance
In slocks ttnd the ncnernl Improvement In
speculative markets caused the strength.
The other markets followed wheat , May
corn closing lie higher , Muy oats 'AC ' higher
nnd provisions at slight advances.
The shorts In wheat were on the run
today , having apparently become Impressed
with the Idea that stockt ) are pretty sure
to be materially reduced , nnd hence there
wns n scramble to cover. The meager offerIngs -
Ings created n good deal of warmth and
there were rumors that Armour nnd other
elevator men were working the bull side.
All domesllc markets were on the rampage
nnd the bull sentiment wns still further
helped by n large decrease In the visible
supply and by the small deliveries In the
northwest ns well as at other Interior points.
The excitement which has been going ou
In oil for some time , the advance In stocks ,
the general Improvement In spueulatlve mar
kets , ns well ns reports that the northwest
wouM sow less wheat thnn usual this
pprlng , nil tended to sliengthen the feeling
In wheat. There was some rein'tlon before
noon , but the feeling was generally Btiong.
All the foreign exchanges are still closed ,
but will be running us usual tomorrow. The
Jtlnnetipolls receipts weie lir > earn , and Du-
lulh got O : ; , making together 17S cars , com
pared with 2ra cars n week ago nnd 4MI on
the similar dny of the year bcfnrp. Pri
mary receipts all t > , ld w.-re 131,000 bu. ,
ngalnst 2i'j,000 ' bu. a year ago. The visible
supply decreased l',2tfi,000 bu. for the v/cek
and the total Is now 70.137.000 bu. . compared
with ( , U,217 , < XX > bu. n year ago and 7ii,03'i.00 < )
bu. nt the corresponding time In 1S93. The
price opened today nt from 634c to CB-rtiC.
The close on Saturday was nt O.Te fellers.
The feature In the pit was more the smallness -
ness of the off 'tlng.i than the heaviness of th'
amount that wan wanted. The demand In
creased as It became more dlfllcuH to buy nnd
n great business was done In the end. ihe
price rose to DCo , then up to f > G'c , nnd In a
few minutes It shot up from DGVfe to 57c. A
mere reaching out by Pnrdrldge's brokers
for some wheat caused the latter bulge. The
market quieted down after 12 o'clock.
Izlng sales caused n reaction to from
to GG c , but GC'.fec wns the closing rate.
The ctrn market was only slightly respon
sive to the great strength In wheat. It
could not , however , Ignore the bullishness of
Its neighboring receipts , although 2) ) carloads
over Saturday's estimate are still very light
for this time of year , but the concurrent
demand for shipment was oven lighter
relatively than the receipts. The visible
supply decreased CG9.000 bu. for the week.
May opened up lie , nt 45-c , advanced
Blowly to IGc and reacted to 15c , cluslng nt
45 c.
The market for oats wns nn active one.
Fluctuations were ruled principally by
wheat nnd covered a range of ? c. May
ntnrted nt 2Sc , sold nt 2S } c , ndvnnced to
! ! 8c , sold down again lo 2Stc ( and closed at
28c. July ranged from 27 > ,4c to ! ! 7'ic. clos
ing Ho to Ho higher , at 27Vic to 27c. Trad-
lug wns general most of the day , although
there was free selling by the country nnd
Bartlett-Krnzler bought nulto heavily.
The provision market was dull , but firm ,
with wheat. There wns not much disposi
tion to trade evinced by cither the packers
or local speculators , nor had the commis
sion houses many orders to fill. Pork opened
with n gain of 7' c , rose Be more , nnd closed
with the whole gain. Lard made very little
stir and gnined only 2'Ac ' , while ribs almost
Blood still , nnd In the end were unchanged
The receipts for tomorrow are estimated
Wheat , SO cars ; corn , l&O cnrs ; oats , 2W cars
hogs , 17,000 head.
' The lending futures ranged ns follows :
Articles. I Oi n. I High. I Low. I Clou.
WliciTt.No. 2
Aprlt..i. . . . B5H
May .
July. . fil ( 07M K 67KMK
Sept. . . bin 6751 oak !
Corn No. U. .
April . 41H 44U
liny . 45K 411 4M <
July. . 45 ? ( 4im 4.91
Sept . 40)1 ) 405 * 4U'l 411)6
Oats No. s ! . . .
Mny . 2SM 28V
Juno . UHM SO SHVi
July . 27)8 B7MBW
I'ork per bbl
May . 1'J 40 12 45 12 3" 12 45
July . 1255 I1. 05 12 63 12 S3
I.ntOlU01ba
Mny. . 70.1 7 < m < 7 05 7 OS
July . 7 17 ! < 7 17W > 7 20
I Sept. . 7 a'Ji ! 7 32X 7 U2
Short HllS-
Miiy fl 3S r 35 fl 32 n : ir
July II 47m i ; so ( I 47H C 47
Sept 0 ( ill 0 U'M ! I ) UO a tiu
i
Cotli quotations were ns follows :
FI.OUK Winter patents , J2.50fJ2SO ; winter
trnlKhts. J2.3582.CO ; spring pitents , JJ.10ff3.SO
Bjirlnir Btrnlghts , f2.lOR2.Sri ; bakers. tl.7Sti2.23.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. ( WV-OCS'.ic ' ; No. 3
ciirlnir. C7e : No. 2 red. GGliOOG'.tc.
COHN-No. 2 , 4JifcfJiHc.
OATS No. 2. 2S ie ; No. 2 white , 32332' ' . c ; No
3 white , 3IKO32V.C.
IlYM No. 2. MHu.
1IAUI.UY No. 2 , C3c ; No. S , 4Siiff33c ! ; No. 4
4Sc.
FLAX SKUD-No. 1. fl.40.
CI.OVlMt SKKO-JT.WiO.W.
TIMOTHY HI-iD-l'rl ; ie. J3.2Di3.30.
VlUn'IHlONM-Mess polk , per bbl. , J12.121. i {
12.5714. LnrO , per ICO Ibs , . J7. Short ribs side
( loose ) . JC.32HC0.33. Dry silte-l shcxilders ( bnxcd )
t5.C2titrs.7S ; short eh-nr sides OoxeJ ) . JC.53OG.CO.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal.
11.21.
SI1OAIIS Cut loaf , unchanged
The following were the receipts and shipments
today ;
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
ll.OOf
Oli.lMK
50,000
loi.oor
4.IIOC
7,000
On the Pro'.lnca oicliaiuro today tun butter mar
ket was llrm : creamery. lOa''Oo ; dairy. SttlHc.
KITKB , firm ! Ilei2i < f. Cl-jes' , creamery ,
lOJic. _
NKW YOU 1C UKVKK.VL .H.Ulltr.T.
g Qiiitiitloni un tbu Principal Cum *
iniidltlui mill Staple * .
NKW YOHK , April 15. KLOt'Il-Ilccelpts ,
17,900 bbl.B. : exports , 13,200 bbls. ; rales , C2.40C
pkKi. ; nctlvf and hlghrr within the range ,
peclnlly for spring patents nnd winter straights.
latter for exports ; city mill patents , J2.Wffl.ir
winter palfntu , t2.SWJ3.13 ; city mill clears , tl.2
O3.49 ; winter straights , t2.33U2.fr ) ; Minnesota
patents , t2.S093.iO ; winter extras , J1.902.40 ,
Minnesota bakers , t2.0Qi | 3.GO ; winter low grades ,
Jl. 70(12.15 ; spring low gradCH , Jl.litil.M ; Bprlif
vxtlun , Jl.f- > li.3 , > . Hye Hour , active and llrm
fcalr.i , 8)0 ) bbls. liuckwheut Hour , nominal.
IltlCKWHKAT Nominal , lliurMO.
tXUN MKAIv-Hnn ; rales. l.SM saclis ; yellow
western , fl.091/1.1 ! ; lirumlywlnr , t2.7502.SO.
WHKAT Hecelptf , 21 2)0 bu. ; exports , 45S. >
bu. ; nates. S.JfiO.ooi ) bu. futures , I2,0v0 bu. spot
Hpot strung ; No. 2 ml , In store anil cluvatur ,
Gl CHic : iillont , 62Ttc ; f. o. b. , C3 > c iillnit ; No
1 hard , 70V C delivered. Options drcUletlly lilRlie :
today on a scarcity of May shoits , duo to ng
Kresslve notion by the Chicago bull clliiue , as
Kitted by n big reduction In thu visible am
favorable crop news ; closed HiOl'4e higher ; No
3 red , Mny. W 061 IMCc. closed CIVic ; Juni
cloned Glftc : July , Cl 3-16fifi2 c. closed fie ; Au
Bust. ( il.BC2 5-ICo , closed tKVtc ; September , 62'
ilWio , closed 62jc ! ; December , CliU3 > ic , close
C3c.
C3c.CO11N
CO11N Ileeelpts. 27.500 bu. ; exports , l.WO bu.
unles. 2S5.000 bu. futures , 33.0K ) bu. spot. Spn
Ktrady ; No. 2 , 51nc ; f. o. ! > . . steamer inlxeO
49ic. ! Optl. ns quiet , with n llrmer tone , iluo t
the advance In whrnt ; closed Ui ? ? c higher ; Mny.
WiOSl'-uC. closed 50e : July , UHtliMUc , closed
tO\c ; September , Sl < t < i5tV-c , closed CIVic.
OATS Itecelpts , NW.20J bu. ; exports , none ;
BUlfs. 1GO.ODO bu. future.- ! , C2.000 liu. spot. Knot
< iulct ; No. 2 , 32 > 432Vie | : N . 2 delivered , MSW
33V4C ; N . 3. 3IHc ; No. 2 while , S 03J'4c ; No. 3
white , 33 c : track , while , SCtflOc. Options quiet
nnd rather hruvy , closing ( tc lower ; April closed
32a ; May , 32 3-lCHo. closed ! 2Vc ( ; July closed
JSTic.
HAY Steady ; shipping , SOtfUc ; good to choice ,
COC7SC.
HOI'S Quiet ; state , common lo choice , old ,
JO7o , I'acinc count , old. 3HC7c : l t at CtflOo.
HIDKS I'lrm : wet salted. New Orleans se-
lecled , 45 lo Co Ibs. . Co ; IlutMios Ayre > . dry , 22 to
24 Ibs. . 13 < fl3Vir ; Texn ; dry. 24 to 3) Ilia. . 74c.
I.lIATHKH-l'Irin ; hemlock sole , llucnoa A ) res ,
light ID heavy. 16 USe.
WOOLr-Steudy ; domestic fleece , lC-ffic ; pulled ,
.
I'HOVIBIONU- , slrndy ; fumlly , tlt-000
1100 ; beef hams. tl9.00UI9.f < 0 ; city extra India
mm. 17,00 il .50. Out meats , steady ; pickled
belllii , CKftfc , Lard , steady ; wettern fleam
closed t tl.SS aiktil ; city , 6ie ; April closed nt
tl.15 ; May , J7.J3 nominal ; refined , steady. 1'ork.
firm but quiet ; new mess , JllWljll.W ; family ,
til : short clear , J1J.W4J15. & ) .
lIl'TTKH-CJulet ; u terti dairy , SOUHc ; west
ern crvnmery , i:020c ; western factory , SCllc ;
i : ! lrm. 23c ; Imitation creamery , 96l5c ; state
dairy , IMTISc , stair creamery , 20c.
OIlKKHi : < iulel ; large. Sini'jc ; small , SO
lH c , part hklma. tO7Ue ; full > klm , ItUUe
KftUH-Klrin , slate and Pennsylvania , K ftUcj
western , fresh , Uc. southern , llfc" : c , receipts ,
13.U2 I'kics. '
TAUAJW-Qulets city ( tl tr pk , ) . 4HO Hc.
country ( pkg * . free ) , I'.OI c.
i-UTilOLKUll-filtadyi united clcecj
l\'u ! ilpcrti'i , Mils. , 15 tr tnlnnli refined New
York. fl'i.O ' ) , I'lill.iilclphht ami tlultlmorc. JlO.i.V
llOHlN-QiiIct ; utrnlned , common to ETOCH ! , Jl.M
. .
TL'IIPKMTINB Dull ,
IIH. -Market steady ; ilommtlc , fnlr to extra ,
! > 9 < % < > j .taiuin , 494\r.
MofiAHSIJS I'lrm : New Orleans , open kttllc ,
vl to choice , 31fT3Sc.
OflAKinQtllcl : ; California , per box , t2.75 ®
> lVTAIS 1'lit lion , .luicl ; Heoteli , JI9.OOfl21.IM ;
.inerlrin , IJ.MO12.Ou. Copper , firm ; brokers'
rlre , M.3Tbi exi'linnzo price , t9.7S. I.-nd. ttrndy ;
> rolptV ( irlce , J2.01 ; exchnnxe price. J5.13. Tin ,
uli-t ; ftlrnlRhts , til. 10 : plnlcs , quiet. Spelter ,
nil ; rnles pn 'rh.tnee , 10 tons April tin , s. o. to
nnblo , J1.1.W ; 23 tonp April tin , til ; 23 tons June
In , I13.8i : 2.i tons it. o. lo Mny I , one ilny's
oiler , til 10 ; la tons May tin , 5H ; 10 tins July
n. jn.'J. ' .
COTrONHHUD OlISlow , but holder * firm
llh repoits moi c bulllrh from primary points ,
rime mule , 23Q2lc ; off crude , 2Hi22c ; ; prims
iimiurr yellow , J6 f(27c ( : ( iff summer yellow ,
itflKe ; yellow butter grndw , 2Sc ; prime sum-
ncr yellow , nominal.
OMAHA UINIUAI ; , Ai.viticiTi
oinllllon nf Trndo nnd Oiiotntlonn nn
Mnptc nnd I'nticy I'roduce ,
KflOHChoice clean Hock , i > er doz. , lOiJIO'ic ,
IIUTTKU Packing stock , C07c ; common to
iilr , "OSe ; fair to good country , lOQUc ; choice
o fancy , Uyilc ; gathered creamery , ICc ; eepa-
nlor eiearnery , KQlSc.
MV13 I-OULTllY Hens , 7 < 4e ; mixed , Cc ;
licit * , ifJS'/in ; tutlieys , tgjc ; henvy toins , 7c ;
: ecse , SirS e.
QAMK Illuo lng tenl. per doz. , ( l.SO ; green
lnt' teal , per duz. , fl.-5ffl.fi' ' : fliicks. mixed , per
or. , tl.0ogi.23 ; canrarbneki , tl.0033.00 ; mallards
.ml . rod hf-adi , J2.50Sf3.'JO.
Vt'Ali Choice fat , 70 lo 100 Ibs. , ore quoted
t C'.iftT'.ie ; largo ana coarse , 3fllc.
CHUKrfn-Wlioonmn full cream , Young Amerl-
linn , 13c ; twins. IZ'.tc ' ; Nebraska nnd Iowa , full
iv.-im. lie : N'cbrneUa and Iowa , part skims , TW
lo ; l.linliurcer. No. 1 , lie ; brick. No. 1 , lie ;
wIsn. No. I , 13c.
HAY Uplniiil hay , J9.C ) ; midland , f9 ; lowland ,
A.M ; rye straw , K.M ; color makes the price on
lay. Light Irnles sell the best. Only top grades
irlng t jp prlcus.
PIOKONo 1'or Unz , , } l.nAM.2) .
VKGKTAIIIXS.
I 'OTA TOiS Western slock , car lots , G3j0e ;
mall lots , 7'C ' ; Uaily Huso seed potatoes , flOc ,
: arly Ohio swd , tl.10 ; Northern Karly Ohio peed ,
OLD IlKANS-Hnnd picked , navy , J2.20 ; Limn
eans , | ior Hi. , fi'ae.
ONIONS-On iiulera , yellow per bu , , 11.10) ) red ,
CADllAOn-On orders , 2ilfl : = ; c.
CILIUY : Paiifoinia. socs/ji.w.
piH\VUKT l'OTATOiS-Oooa : Block , 12.50 ; seed ,
" '
bbl. , $1.6) .
CAUIIOTH Per bbl. , tl.50.
CAfLl'IO\VKll Per crate of a doz. nnd half
r two Ooz. , t2.2j.
HOItRKUADIHII Per Ib. , CGTc.
PAUHN1PS Per blil. , J1.73.
ItUTAIIAUAS Per Ib. . H5c.
I'AHSLBY Pur doz. bunches , Xc.
TUHNIl'S Per bbl , , Jl.W.
SPINACH Per bill. , fj.73 ; bu. boxes , Jl.
WATHIl CIIMHS Per IC-ot. cusc , I1.IMU1.7S.
ItAlUHIIIIS Per doz. , 33c.
OHMION ONlONS-1'er doz. bunches , 20323C
LKTTl'CK Per doz. , 30(3.1c. (
AHPAltAOUS Oood stock on orders , 90ctl.OO
per dozen bunches.
1'IK 1'LANT 1'cr Ib. , Cc.
I'HUITH.
STUAWIIKlininS Per 21-qt. case , ? 3.
AI'PLlIS-Cholce stock , J5.50 ; box apples , J2.
TIIOP1CAL rnUITS.
OIIANGKS Fancy Washington navels , per box ,
J3.25r3.CO : fancy Washington navels , tier box , 90
and 112 size. t3 ; choice Washington navels , regu
lar sizes. J3.25 ; choice Washington navels , ! > 6
nnd 112 sizes , t3 ; fancy seedlings , per box , J2.73 ;
choice seedlings , per box. J2.DOii2.CO ; choice seed
lings. per l x , 2M size , t2.23if2.35.
1.KMON8 Kxtra fancy lemons. 300 size , tl ;
strictly choice lemons , 300 size , t3.75 ; extra fancy
lemons , SCO size , J3.76 ; strictly choice lemons.
SCO size , J3.DO.
IlANANAS Choice shipping stock , per bunch ,
tl.7Q2.DO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIQS- Fancy , Uc ; choice , 120130 ; California ,
bags , 7c.
HONKY Now Yoik , ICc ; darlt , 14c ; California ,
5i ! lCc.
MAPLi : HYUUP-Oallon Jugs , per doz. , $12 ;
Ulxby , 5 gal. cans , J3.
MAPLE SUOAH-1'er Ib. , 9S10c.
NUTS Almonds , Ho ; Ilngllsh walnuts , soft-
shelled , 12c ; Htnndaids , He ; lllbcrts , He ; Brazil
Hits. So ; pecans , 10ifl2c.
DATES In CO to 70-Ib. boxes , CUe per Ib. ; farJ
Jnte . "Jo per Ib.
UAUKR K It A UT Choice white , per bbl. , J3.DO ;
per half bbl. , 3.
MINft : MIJAT Fancy , In quarter bbls. , per Ib. ,
Cl c ; 10-gal. kegs , Co ; condensed , per case of 3
doz. pkKS. , S2.50.
CIDUlt Pure Juice , per bbl. , t3 ; hnlf bbl. . $3.
HIDKS AND TALLOW.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. Co ; No. 2 green
each , MflV ; dry shearlings ( short wooled early
skins. No. 1 , each , CmOc ; dry shearlings ( short
hides , 4'ic ; No. 1 green salted hides , Co ; No. 2
green salted hides , 5\4c \ ; No. 1 green salted hides ,
23 to 40 Ibs. , Cc ; No. 2 green united hides , 23 to
40 Ibs.- , 5'c ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 15 Ibs. , So ; No.
2 veal calf. 8 to 15 lua. , Co ; No. 1 dry flint hides.
7c : No. 2 dry flint hides , Cc ; No. 1 dry Baited
hides , Cc ; part cured hides , lie per Ib. less than
fully cured.
SIIKEP PELTS Green salted , each , 23RCOC.
Ercen salted shearlings ( thort wooled early skins ) .
wooled eaily skins ) , No. 2 , each Sc ; dry Hint
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pells , per
skins , ' No. 1 , each , Mi' Mo ; dry flint Kansas am"
Nebraska murrain wcnl peltH , per Ib. , actual
weight , 4JCc ; dry flint , Coloindo butcher woo
pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , UiCHc : dry Him
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actun
weight. 4fCc.
TALLOW AND GP.EASK Tallow. No i , 4io !
tallow. No. 2 , 4c ; gicase , white A , S fMlic
grease , white II , 3c ; grease , yelliw , 3c ; gie.tsc ,
dnik , 2jJ3c ! ; old butter , 2ij2-c ! ; beeswax , prime ,
17Q20c ; rough yellow , 2c.
FUH3.
FURS lloflr. black , No. 1. large , $ J1.00fl2j.OO
bear , brown , No. 1 laige , t20.00i2.'i.OO ; No. 1 mo
dlum , ttC ; No. 1 small , t2 ; bear , brown , year
lings. No. 1 large , tlO.OOftl2.00 ; No. 1 medium , JS
No. 1 small , ti ( ; bear , brown , cubs , No. 1 large
t7 ; No. 1 medium , t5 ; No. 1 small , t3 ; badger ,
No. 1 medium , t3 ! ; No. 1 email. JS.OOfflo.OU ; bear ,
black , yearlings. No. I laigo , tl2.00Ji 15.00 ; No. 1
medium , tlO ; No. I small , > T ; l > ear , black , cubs
No. 1 large. $ G. )08.00 ) ; No. 1 medium , fS.OO'fiG.oo. '
No. 1 small , Jl : bear , black , Montana and llocky
mountain. No. 1 large , tls. )320.W ) > ; No. 1 niejlum ,
til ; No. 1 small , tlO ; bear , black , Montana yeai
lings , No. 1 large , t2 ! ; No. 1 medium , tS ; Nu
1 Email , J ! > ; bear , black , Montana cubs. No. .
large , JC.CO : No. 1 medium , tl.60 ; No. 1 small ,
t3 ; bear , silver tip. No. 1 large , t20 ; No. 1 me.
dlum , t2 ! ; No. 1 small , t8 ; bear , silver tip. year
lings , No. 1 large , til ; No. 1 medium , JS ; No.
1 small , J3 ; bear , silver tip. cubs , No. 1 large ,
tl.OOOl.50 ; No. 1 medium. COo ; No. 1 small. We
Itolier , No. 1 large , JS : No. 1 medium , t6 ; No.
small , tl : fox , silver , as to color , according t
beauty. No. 1 large , tlOO ; No. 1 medium , tCO
No. 1 small , $ * ) ; fox , silver , pale , according tc
beauty , No. 1 large , tW ; No. 1 medium , J30 ; No ,
1 small , 120 ; fox ; cross , No. 1 laige. JT ; No. 1
medium , t3 ; No. 1 small , 12 ; fox , red , No. :
large , tl.50 ; No. 1 medium , Jl.il ; No. 1 small , $1
fox , gray , No. 1 large , 73o ; No. 1 medium. We ,
No. J small , 40c ; fox kits , No. 1 large. Me ; No.
1 medium , 4'c ' : No. 1 small , 30c ; lynx , No. I
large , 13 : No. 1 medium , J2 ; No. 1 small , Jl.M
mat ten , No. 1 large , J2 ; No. 1 medium , tl.GO
No. 1 small , tl ; mink , No. 1 large. COjfOJc ; No. :
medium , 40c ; No. 1 small , 35o ; mink , daik , No
I laige , C5c ; No. 1 medium , 40c ; No , 1 small , SOc
mountain lion , perfect head and feet. No. l
large , Jl.00y2.o0 ; Imperfect skins , tC.Og07.00 ; No ,
1 small , J5 ; otter , pale , No. 1 laigr , J7 ; No. 1
medium. J5 ; No. 1 small. Jl ; raccoon , No. 1 large ,
CCtf'Oc ; No. 1 medium. We ; No. 1 large. Mc0f.0 !
fckunk , black , cased , narrow striped , No. 1 largJ
We ; No. 1 medium , 40c : Nn. 1 small , 25c ; brua <
striped , No. 1 large , 20j21c ; wolverine , No.
large , tl ; No. 1 medium , t3 ; No. 1 small. t2
wolf , mountain. No. 1 large , $3 ; No. 1 medium ,
t2 ; No. 1 small , $1.W ; wolf , prairie. No , 1 large ,
GoilWc ; No. 1 medium , die ; No. 1 small , 40c
beaver , per skin. No. 1 large. J3.00SC.OO : No. :
medium , tl.W ; No. 1 small , t2 : beaver kits , No
1 large. t2 ; No. 1 medium. ll.M ; No. 1 small
75c ; inuskrilts. winter. No. 1 large. fcftlOc ; No. 1
medium. 9o : No. 1 small , 7c ; muskrats , fall , No
1 large , 4jCe ; No , 1 medium. 7c ; No. 1 small
Co ; muskrnt kits , 2if3c.
-un uu auisnito t | BIU.HII ) o oojad t3ti | | oi.L |
St. Liiiiln ( leneriil Alurknt.
ST. LOtMS. April 15. WHUAT Wns dlstln
gulshcd by a , strong advance during the forenooi
on Ihe prosK-ctH | of a large visible decrease In re
eelpts , after opening up from % c to Ho. the
m.irket advanced lo for May nnd * ic for July
then quieted down , sold off Sc , and nt the ck
May was I'lc higher nnd July I'AO higher tha
Saturday ; No. 2 red , cash , DCc ; May , K'tt'SWt
July. iS ie blil.
CORN Market In sympathy with wheat , bu
without activity nnd quite tame , closing UG-Xi
alxive Saturday ; No , 2 mixed , cash , 42c ; May
I2\c ; July , IS ic ; September , 4l',4o blil.
OATS Dull for futures and without strength ,
closing at V4o advance over Saturday. Spot
steady : No. 2 cash , SOc ; Muy , 20\c ; June , 29c ;
July , SCo.
KYK Firm ; In demand ; No. 3 selling at Cue ,
txist track.
1IHAN Ixiwer ; C8c s.icketl , east track , sellers ,
with CS'se bid.
CORN MUAL t.ioa2.n.
FLAX SKI-i-CJulet. tl.38.
(1RA.S.S 8KKDS Firm ; In fair demand ; clover ,
poor to eh. .Ice , j.WijS,70 ; timothy , tl.75iS.OO.
HAY Firm ; prairie , choice to fancy. t'-OOfl
lO.b ) . this lde ; timothy , prime to fancy , 53.00
ffll.M.
IH'TTKR Steady ; fancy Elgin. 22c ; separator
creamery , 170 ISO.
Haas-Steady. lOo.
WllliJKY-Steady , 11.21 for distillers' finished
gitodH.
LKAD Active. JJ.87.
SI'17LTnit Dull , $3.07U sellers ; 13.05 bid.
COTTON TIiS-4(5Hc.
llAGaiNC 5o.
PROVISIONS Pork , standard mefs. tllW.
I nl , prime steam , t6.l > 2Hi choice , t&95. Dry
wilt meats. lx > xed shoulder * , I5.U ; longs , JG.50 ;
rllxi , J6.C2 i ; iihnrts. 10.75. llacon , shouldtTS ,
lwxe < l. J6 ; longs , J6.S7'i ' ; ribs. 17 ; shorts , 17.25.
RKCKI ITS Flour , 5.1KV ) bbls. ; wheat , 3,000 bu. ;
corn , 4. ( "I bu. ; cats , 36,000 bu.
SHIPMIiNTS Flour , 14,000 bbls. ; wheat , SO.ON
bu. ; corn , 57.000 bu. ; oats , K.uoO bu.
VUlbla .Supply of drain.
NEW YORK. April . The visible supply of
grain Saturday , April 13. as compiled by Ihe
New York Produce exchange , Is as follows ;
Wheat. lO.ISS.O1 * ) bu. , decreaw , t.21COno bu. ; porn ,
12.22I.OOD bu. , decrease , eea.OD ) bu. ; oats , 5,275.000
bu. , decrease. 6SOf liu. ; rye , 213.0UO bu. , decrease ,
32.000 bu. ; barley , 434,000 bu. , decrease , 195,00) bu.
Oil Murxor.
OIL CITY , Pa. , April 15. There was DO change
In the speculative situation. The trade was
bullish and there was buying on all breaks ami
uiwin the least encouragement , the up nlng price
paid for certificate oil thin mornlnr being12 14
and for crwllt balance ! , by the Bety agency , 12.
The cloilmbM for oil ctrtlflcatts was 1135 , with
sales nt that price ; opened , 12.li ) ; highest , K.K ;
lowest , 12.10 ; closeil , 12.35 ; ml" , Z.1K.UQO tihls.j
clearances. 234,000 bbls. ; shipments , 141,590 bbll.i
runs , 1C6,081 bbls.
STOCKS ANI > IIOND3.
Apccnlnllon on 'Clianco Opened StroiiR And
Actlvn Under Uoml Iliiylnc ; .
NRW YOHK , April 15. The ( peculation on the
Stock exchange opened strong nnd active and
under good buying , which was widely distributed
throUKhinit the list , prices moved steadily up-
until until about 1 o'clock. The purchases were
nil for the home account , ns It wan n holiday In
London , nnd the foreigners were not In the mar
ket. There were no specially favorable develop
ments In the financial railroad situation to no-
count fur the buoyancy of the speculation , but
during the entire morning and the first hour of
the aftcinoon , prlc. forged ahead -with scarcely
nn Interruption. The Vnndcrbllts , grangers , To
bacco nnd Leather were th < > most prominent In
the Improvement. After 1 o'clock the market
became Irregular , nnd while tbeie wns some
further gains made , the reactions were far more
numerous than the advances. The trading be
came somewhat steadier nt 2 o'clock , but after
delivery hour n drive wns made on the market
and a sharp decllms resulted , Ihe downward ten
dency continuing to the final dealings , nnd the
market closing henvy In tone. The late losses
WCIP In the main fractional and the general list
retained lh greatest part of the early apprecia
tion , only n few shares showing losses un the
day's transactions.
Sugar wan most active , but moved within a
comparatively narrow range , selling up H , per
cent , reacting S per cent nnd rallying Ik per
cent. St. Paul rose % per cent nnd reacted U
per cent. IlKk Island advanced U 1'er cent nnd
lout H per cent. Northwestern rose 1 % per cent
and fell oft % per cent. American Tobacco
opened at ! > 6 , ex-dividend of 3 per cent , mUnnccd
to D9 , lost the entire gain , nnd closed at 93'i.
making n gain of 74 per cent on the dny ; the
preferred advanced % per cent on a purchase of
100 shares.
The liond trading wns animated nml buoyant ,
particularly for the Fpeculatlvc Issues. The ag
gregate pales were 2,230,000.
The following were the closing ai'Jtntlons
on the leiiillnK stocks of the New York cx-
chnnge todny :
Northwestern 0.1
AdainH Express. . . 141 N.V. . pfd 13l !
Alton. T. 11 US N. Y. Central
Am , Express ll'JH N. Y. AN. E
Ilnltlmoru A.Ohio. Btl ! < Ontario A W 1 H
Canad'i Pucltlc. . . . 4l ( < Oregon Imp
Canada Southern. . * Oresron Nav 17t !
Central Pacific. . . . if O. s. L. A. U. N , . . .
Cht-H. A Ohio Pacific Mall
Chlcatro Alton 147 P. V. A K
C. . H. tt Q PlttBbiinr lull
ChlcaKO Uas Pullman Palace. . lull
Consolidated Gas. Ilendlnir 1:1 :
c. . c. . c. .vst. r. . . . . 11. fl. W 14
Colo. Coal .t Iron. . K. O.V. . pfd H7
Cotton Oil Cert. . , . Rock Inland OM
DoIawaruA Hud. . 1'1' > ! < St. Paul CHJ *
Del. , Lack. * W. . . do pfd
U , i ; U. n. pfd aii' * St. P..t Omaha. . . .
1) . A.C. F. Co do pfa
Krlo 10 Southern Paclllc. . 17
ii'X ' Sugar Hollnory. . . .
Fort Wayne loll iTeim. Coil tt Iron. 1814
(5. Northern ofd. . . 1IIS I Texas Paclllc 10
C. &E. I. nfd 113 T. .to Cent. | ) fd. . 78
llocklne V.illoy. . . ' . ' ( ! > Union Pacific. . . . . |
Illinois Crntr.ll. . . U. 8. Express 41
St. P.ADululh . . . W. St. L. A V
K.A T. pfd dopfd. . 144
Lnko F.rlo It West 171J- Wells Fargo Ex. . . 103
do pfd 70 WeMcrn Union . . 87K
Lnko Shore 141 Whuelin ; It U E. . iau
I .end Trust do pfd
LoulBVllloAN. . . . bTi M.&St. 1 , J7
L. A N. A D. A U. O 12
Manhattan Con. . . . 11BM Q. E
Memphis AC. . . , . 10
' ' " ' ' ' ' ' '
Mlchlran Cont. . . . C.'F.'i"l. . ! ! . ! ! ! ! . . .
Missouri Pacific. . dopfd
Mobile A Ohio . KIH 1L AT. O
KaahvlllcChat. . 70CU T. A. A. A N. M. . . .
National CorJaro. CU T. St I > . A K. C. . . .
dopfd dopfd 10
N. J. Contra ! S. U. B
N. ct W. pta 14 do pfil 33H
North Am. 1:0. : . . . 14S' Am. Tab. Cede 11(1 ( K
Northern Paelflc. . do pfd. 107
No.Pae.pfd 1HH St. P. . M. It M 104M
U. P. . U. AG
bid.
The tntnl sales of stocks today were 203,813
shares. Including : American Sugar , 21,400 ; Amer-
lenn Tobacco , 11,000 ; Atchlson , 8.400 ; Hurllngtnn ,
C.OOO ; Chicago Ons , 4,000 ; Delaware , Lnckawannn
.t Western , 2.400 ; General Electric , C.40) ; Knnsi
.t Texas preferrn.1 , 4,400 ; Louisville & Nashville ,
2,000 ; Missouri Paclllc , 2.SM ; New Jersey Central ,
3.300 ; New York Central , 3.500 ; Northwestern.
8.400 ; Hock Islnnd , G.tW ; St. Paul , 18.500 ; Silver
certificates. CO.WO : Southern Hallway , 2,600 ; Ten.
nesFee Coal & Iron , 3,600 ; United Stales Leather ,
10,000 ; Tnlttd States Leather preferred. 7,500 ;
Western Union , 3,700 sharea.
Now York .Mnioy : Alurknt.
NEW YOKIC , April 13. MONHY ON CALI
Easy nt I',4 ' i2',4 per cent ; last loan , 2 per cent ;
closed nt 2 per cent.
I'HIMU MEUCANTILG PAPKIl 4i3H per
cent.
STEHLINO RXCHANOR rirm. with actual
business In bankers' bills nt $4.Ri'i4.8.'H4 for de
mand , n.nd nt tl.S8C1.W4 for sixty days ; posted
intc-s , JI.&SI/4 < 8'4.S9 and Jl.UOlfI.00l4 ; commercln'
bills , ! 4.S7'i.
SILVER C15IlTIFICATES-C7Ki.5G,1ic.
C.OVEUNMENT HONDS-FIrm ; railroad lionds.
Inactive ; state bonds , firm.
Closing quotations on bonds were ns follows :
U. S. 4 , re ? . , now. lUI.H U. i H. O. 7s
U. S. 4 B con p. new. 1UOH D. A-R. O. 4
U. S. 8. roar MW Erie Vila na
II. S. 5H.COUP U. II. A S. A. Us. . . 05
U.S. 4s , res O. H. As. A. 7a. . . . tMI
II. S. 48.COUP ll''U II. AT , C. Os. . . . 10(1 (
U.S.'B. r-iii US dolls UU
Paclllc Us of 'US. 100 M. K. A T. 1st 4 . . H4
Ala. Clail A Ida doM 4s 57W
Ala. Class II 100 Mutual Union Us. . ll'-'H
Ala. Class C 5U'U. J. C. Gen. fin. . . . 11'-
Ala. Currency . . . US No. Pae. Isu lir > H
La. New Con. 4s. 1)5 )
Missouri U 1(10 ( N. W. Consols
N. C. ( ! H 121 do S. F. Dub. Bs 101) )
N.C. 4H 101 ! R. Q. West. Ists. . . 101)mn <
S.C.nonfund 1H St P. Consols 7s. 123
Tcnn. new sot OB , 84 U doC. A P. W 5s. 123m
Tcnn. new set 6a 100 St L. A I.M.nan. 5 7B
Tenn.oldds ti ( ) St. L.AS.ROjn.'l. 1UGK
Va. Centuries 5U' < Tex. Pas. 1st ! 811 1
do deferred ' < do Uds 2H ( <
Atchlnon 48 U. P. Ists of 'M. . . 104H
do''d A 2.1VS WcstShoro 4s -
Canada So.'Jdft . . . 10:1 : So. II U
C. P. Istaof ' 113. . . 102
bid.
Uotton Stjok
BOSTON , April lo.-Call loans. 3iH < D3r cent :
llmo loans. 3'ly44 per com. Clo lnr pricct for
stocksbondand. mlnln ; uharos :
A.T. AS. F Westlnyn. Elec. . . .
Am.Susrar. lOIHf , W. Eleo. pfd
Am. Sutrar pfd. . . . 1UH WIs. Central
Ilav State Oas 7U Uen. Elec. nfd
HcllTolophona. . . . 1804 Atchls in 1'ds . . . .
Boston A Aluany. . ao7 Nmv Ensland Os. .
Ilostnn AMaluo. . . IIU WIs. Cent. Ists. . . .
C. 1I.AU Atlantic
Fllchbur- Iloston A Muntani 4m
( len. Electric 11 ut to A Boston , . . 11H
Mexican Central. . HHi Calumet k Ilecli. . sa
N. Y.AN. E : WK Centennial 0
Old Colony 17UH Primlilln 12
Ore. Short Line. . . 0 < Kearsur o
nuhber. SOX Osceola
Union Pacific 11U Qulncy 103
WcstEnJ 04 Tamarack 135
West End pfd HSK Wolverine 1354k
Nrir York Mlntnj ; ynotntloni.
NRW YOIIIC , April 13-Tha followlnff are the
cloainciiiiiuii ; , ' quotations :
Ilulwer. 10 Ontario n.'iO
Choler Cl ) Ophlr 17S
Crown Point ! 1 Plymouth 20
Con. Cat. A Vn. . . . 300 Quicksilver. . . . , 100
Uendwood 40 do pfd 1-100
Oould A Curry. . . CO Sierra Nevada. . . . H5
Halo A Not-cross. . 1-0 Standard 270
Homestaka 1HJO Union Con no
Iron Silver in Yellow Jacket. . . . SO
Mexican 00
I'liinnclal No ton.
IIOSTON. April 15.-Clenrlng bnl
ances , JljCtl"J.
1IALTIMOIIE. April 15.-ClearlnBs , J3,4i,123
Lalancen , 7.1G9.
NEW YOHK. April 13. Clearings , JC7.49I.172
balance * , } 5.0'J1.CSS.
PHILADELPHIA , April 13. Clearings , J10.191 ,
275 ; balances. | l , C4n .
ST. LOl'IS. April IS.-Clearings , tl,23.1C7 ! ; bnl
ances , (293.748. Money , Wi per cent. New Yor"
exchnnRC , tl premium bid.
WASHINGTON , April 13. Today's statemen
of the condition of the treasury : Available cat > I
balance , J1S.1,391,9U1 ; cold reserve , J90,313W2.
CHICAGO , April IS. ClearlUBS , J15.5I9.00' ) . No\
York exchange. , &oo premium. SterllnK * . pnste
nites , Jl.90'l.sa. . Money , 6 per cent on call ;
per cent on time.
Coffee Miirkt't.
NEW YORK , April 15-COFFEE-Optlon
opened barely steady at 10if15 ixilntn decline
ruled Keneinlly dull nnd weak In the absence o
Havre advices , with the fpot market showlnc
uenknesH nnd no speculative support , closei
Imrely steady ; sales , 11 , oo ) bnirs , IncludlnK
April , tll.40 ; May , JI4.10flll.20 : June. $14.Wij ) 14.05
Octulwr. JH.05 ; DvcrmbtT , J13.fS 14.0i ) . Spo
coffee , Itlo. dull nnd nominal ; No. 7 , 16'ic ; mild
quiet ; Conlovn , JI8.50819.Oi ) ; sale , none.
Warehouse deliveries , three clays' . 15,003 bans
New York stock , 223,750 bnKn ; I'nlted State
slock. 26,73 II.OKS ; afloat for Ihe United Slates
2I6.UX ) bais ; total visible for the United States
4S4.72S bak'B , iwalnst 503,019 IIIIKS last year.
SANTOS , April 15. Weak ; KOIK ! nverag
tlS.3) ; rt > celpts , Il , < " ) bans ; Block , 2G7.000 bags.
Weekly Ueport Weak , good average , per
kilos , tl5.20 : receipts during week , W.o:0 : ba
shipments to the United States , 11,000 bags
stock. 2C7.000 lings.
HAMIIima , April 15.-IIllilay.
HAVHE. April 15. Holiday.
IlIO UK JANEIHO , April 1 ! . Steady ; No. .
' Itlo. U5.GO ; exchange. U ? ; > 1 ; receipts. 21,000 Ixigs
'ck-arol for the t'nlled States , 3,00i ) liags ; clearei
for Europe , 3OuO bags ; stock. :16,000 bags.
WeekItepoit Quiet ; exchange itarulard , J1C C5
exchange , 9Hd , ri-celpta , s,0ix ) bags ; shipments t
Ihe United States , 10,000 bags ; stock , 21C.OOO bags
MlnnrnpolUVhent AInrket.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 15.-WHEAT-Steadj
April , We : May , IBHfJWHc : July , COSCMXc ; Sep
tember , 59c. On track ; No. 1 northern , 61Uc
No. 2 northern ,
A SPECIALTY GRABS
MILLET
AND
CANE
CLOVER. TIMOTHY.
IIO > 14j7Union Are. , KIDIM CUr. Uo.
OMAHA LIVE SXQCK MARKET
Week Opens with a Fair Run of Oattlc ,
Many of Than Fat ,
ELLERS FAIL TO FORCE AN ADVANCE
lltijrcn Hold Off imcYtJip | Stow Trillin that
Followed AVus iftf < Htcnilr 1'rlccs
carcoJijjriuinbcr mill
JiHllffcrcnt.ln quality.
MONDAY , April 15 ,
The receipts tcxlnywere 1,082 cnttle , 1,475
hogs nnd 21G sheep its' , ngnlnst 1-lOS cnttle ,
1.2S1 liogg nnJ 420 sheep on Monday n week
HBO.
HBO.CATTLE
CATTLE The receipts of cnttle today
were the largest since April 3. There were
n good mnny good beef stsers on sale , n con-
sldernble proportion of them b-lng west
erns , but there were nlso more corn fed
natives thnn hnv'e been seen In the ynrds
In some days.
The market on fnt cattle did not show
nny material change from Saturday , In fnct
It wns practically n. steady market. Holders
were generally pricing their cattle n little
higher , but It wns one thing to name the
price nnd nnother to get It. The buyers did
not nppenr to be ready to concede nny ad-
vnnce nnd the dny was well along- before
mnny cattle changed hands. Some heavy
alfalfa-fed westerns brought $3.55 and some
lighter natives J4.70 to $5.30.
There were not enough cows or heifers
here to make n market , there being only
three or four loads all told. What few
there were brought good , strong prices. A
part of a load of heifers sold nt Jl and
some cows nt fl.25.
There weio more outside buyers wanting
stockers nnd feeders , there being In addi
tion to others buyers here from Illinois
who had orders for quite a good many
cattle. As n result there was n little bettor
feeling nnd the market could be called
Htrong on that class of cattle. Representa
tive sales :
REEF STEERS.
Av. Pr. No. XV. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
. 7M J3 M I. . . . 750 Jl 2" 3..1213 $5 S3
.680 375 C7..1(159 ( 1 70 CJ..12JI 530
1..12CO 400 D4..1218 500
COWS.
I S20 125 1. . . . 810 2 fi 1. . . . 72' ' ) 330
2. . . . 015 175 3. . . . ! I76 275 5..9' ' " ) .1 50
2. . . . 745 201) 1..1IOO 303 li.)73 ! ) 365
1. . . . 920 200 2..1145 300 4..1122 375
B 814 215 C 112) 3 2i 2 1000 400
3. . . . 6113 2 S3 11. . . . M7 3 SO 3..10M 4(0
4. . . . S95 241) ) 111. . . . 936 350 S. . . . 650 425
1..1190 265 1..11SQ-3 25
HEIFERS.
2. . . . r.50 240 5. . . . W , 2 CO 10. . . . 4fO 4W
610 2 40 2. . . . 825 3 00
DULLS.
I..1IIO 225 I..140) 25) 1..110' ' ) 275
4 917 2 ? 5 1..1194 263 1 1050 275
1..1270 260 1..1510 270 1..1S70 475
STAGS.
1. . . . 870 250 1 10JO 300 1..12CO 300
CALVES.
2. . . . 255 ICO 3. . . . JM 3 01 1. . . . 160 450
B. . . . 316 300 1. . . . 130 4 00 1. . , . 130 473
STOCKEIIS ANO FEEDERS.
4. . . . C67 235 12. . . . 451 323 C. . . . CCS 3 f.1
IS. . . . 595 285 S..C4-335 Z4. . . . 913 370
0. . . . 425 300 7. . . . 385 343 4. . . . 437 373
1. . . . CIO SCO f. . . . . S16. 3 DO 27. . . . 745 400
1. . . . 810 30 < ) 7. . . . 607 365 11..1055 400
20. . . . C30 330
WCSTEHNS.
No. Av. Pr. > Jo. Av. Pr.
Scows S77 Jl 70 St feeders. . . . 7SS 3 . ' 5
21mlls 142) 2 50 I' ' 62 foedis..10)0 360
11 heifers. . . . C40 263 91 ! feeders..103S 39)
1 feeder 7SO 32. ' , - - T heifer 870 40) )
COLpnADO.
13 steers 1103 4 30
30L'TAIL' '
8 heifers. . . . C77 200 ' Scows 103 33 ;
13 heifers. . : . 601 220 - .r Cciws 1H3 373'
I steer IfWO 325 - : ; . tfl steersi H73 43"
II heifers. . . . 525 300 GftL-'ia nai 383
SOUTHDAKOTA. .
J. A. 'Hile. '
22 steeis 1247 J4 25 . - -
NIlVADjv.
John Spark. " .
1I3 steers 1230 4 CO g. 6isti-ers 134D * 3 53
WYOMING.
. .Itlvernlile Llv i-Sto k Company. . -
3 bulls. " . 1330 ; , 5.23 " " 74 : feed.Qrs..l053 3 SI
13 billlK IBO'ZiaUWraJ fd < M # , > .1077 3 ! > 0
1 feeder , . . . . SCO 3 85
K. O. Harrls.in. w.
1 liull 1390 275 40 feeders..1017 373
16 fei-doixn. . H26 3 C3 " 31 steers 1W ) 3 75
7 feedeis.ll30 375 256 steers..1162 433
MILKHHS AND Sl'IHNanitS.
I springer J22 CO 1 cow nml cilf.J27 51
1 sprlnBcr 2500 , 1 springer rs 0)
1 cow nnd calf. . 25 00 1 cow and calf. . 30 CO
HOGS There were only nineteen loads of hogs
n tlu ? yards today , n llRht run , thouch not FO
Ight as on Monday of last week. With so few
"logs heio the market was devoid of nny very
ntercstlngfiatuies and prices remalniil aliout
A'lierc they were nt the close nf last 'fc-pek , Thfr
logs were soon Fold and the market closed early.
There were no choice heavy hogs compared with
those that brought J5 on Saturday. A popular
price for IIOKS averaging nround 200 His.
was J4.75. One pretty Rood load of 124-lb.
hops sold nt $1.90. the highest price paid. Rep
resentative tales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
14 115 . . . Jl 45 77 210 120 J4 75
H 169 . . . 45.- 70 2.)1 SO 475
4 155 . . . 463 C3 231 . . . 475
14 177 SO 4 C2'4 63 219 12) 475
73 180 . . . 4 67' * 1-6 KK ] 120 4 75
:5 : 188 SO 470 M 203 120 473
2 335 SO 4 70 91 203 SO 4 73
7 228 . . . 470 78 197 120 475
3 213 SO 470 CC 203 . . . 475
17 S02 80 470 61 291 40 480
4 202 . . . 4 70 C6 263 SO 4 80
J9 183 . . . 470 78 223 . . . 4 S3
73 218 . . 4 73 63 254 . . . 490
2 270 . . . 4 75
SKIPS AND CULLS.
1 4SO SO 425
PIQS.
:5 : 115 . . . 425 5 128 . . . 433
SHEKP There were two loads of sheep on
sale. The piarket was weak nnd slow , Fnlr to
choice natives are quotable at from 13.50 to JI.CO ;
fnlr to KO-J > \ westerns nr from $3.00 to 4.40 ; com
mon and stock sheep nt from J2.60 to (3,50 ; good
to choice 40 to l ( > 0-lli. Iambs from J3.25 to J5.25.
CHICAGO LlVli STOCK.
Light Receipts nf l/uttle Cause Prices to
Tuko nn Up Turn.
CHICAGO , April 13. In Battle- only aliout 9,001
head were received today , ngalntt 11,000 head
last Monday. The email number on sale nnd the
propped of continued light receipts all the week
spurred buyers to take hold , nnd trading wns
brisk , prices averaging 10c per 100 Ibs. higher
than at the close of lost week. Common to
extra choice beeves were In demand nt JI.MflC.D ) ,
with rales principally at from J5.25 to (5.90 , and
there were not enough choice cattle to go around.
Desirable butchers' btuff _ shared In the Improve
ment In prices , and Rood cows were In active
demand at from J3.23 to J4.50 , while cnnners'
Btuft again moved off nt from 11.75 to 52.GO.
Calves were unchanged nnd fairly ncllve. Texas
cattle were In moderate supply and sold chiefly
nt from J3.70 to J4.50.
In hogs the receipts today overran. The sup
ply was not excessive , however , nnd both
shippers nnd city packers.started in to buy nt nn
early hour nt Saturday's prices. Heavy IIORS ,
weighing 2iW Ibs. and .upward , sold nt from
$4.85 to J5.10 ; 11 Klit weights , 140 to 190 Ibs. . nt
from 14.70 to $5 ; common to choice mixed nt
from J4.75 to J5.05 , and pig ? fit from JI.25 to
JI.CO. The bulk of tha fiiles .were lit from J5 to
15.10 for heavy nnd at from 14.90 to J5.05 for
light weights.
In sheep , although Ihft.WfclIilft toilny were es
timated ut 14.0)0 hcnMvMi.nRiiInst 11,400 head
last Monday , prices were steady , with a good
local demand and expurtz lemnnd for the more
dfslrable offerings. Sheep sold on a basis of
from J2.60 to J4.80 for-roMinon to choice ile-
rcrlptlons , with sales largely at J3.70 and up
ward. Lambs sold at friiinlt4.50 to J4.95 for fair
to medium , and at fromJiW to J5.S5 for better
kinds.
Receipts : Cnttle , 9.500 h ul ; calves , 500 head ;
lings , 21,500 head ; sheep. 11,000 head.
St. l.ollijt , ll\u Stuck.
ST. LOUIS. April 15 , CATTLE Receipts. 2,501
head ; shipments , 300 ilirajl ; market firm and
nUmt lOo higher and pclv ) v export sterrs worth
J5.75ffl6.00 ; KUIK ! to rholry. J3.SOfi5.50 ; fair to me
dium , J4.2Jifl.75 ; light , J3Wil.OO ; fed Texus
steers , J3.75ijM 75 ; T > ia S | Tpxan steers , J2.T5ft3.75 ;
cows , K.WH3.10 ; native Mockers and feeders ,
J2,50 4.W. , i
HOOS Ilecelpts , 3.&K ) hwd ; shipments. 3,9X1
head ; market steady nnd firm ; heavy , Jl.9065.05 ;
mixed. J4.COij6.00 ; light , , J4.C5 5.00.
rillEEP Hecclpts , 4M)1riil ) ; shipments , 4.PM
head ; market weuk , am\i \ slow ; southwestern
mixed sold at Jl.uoftl.60 ; natives , Jl.wat.75 ;
iprlns lambs. '
Cltjr Mve Stock.
KANSAS CITY. April 15.-CATTLE-neceipts.
4,700 head ; shipments , 3,000 head : market strong
to lOo higher ; Texas steers , J3.00fl5.25 ; Texas cows ,
J2.75O3.40 ; l-ef steers. J4.00fi6.15 ; native cows ,
JI.75R4.30i stockern and feedrls , J3.70fil.75 ; bulls ,
"llOGS- lecclpts , 3,600 head ; shipments , 700
head ; market steady ; bulk of sales , J4,70j4.(5 ;
heavle * . JI.7Ofi4.a5 : packers , ll.TOJil.S5 ; mixed ,
JI.CO@4.S5 ; IlKht , Jl Ski 1.75 ; Yorkers , J4.70JI.75 ;
pigs , J4.Klf4.Ci ( ) .
SHEEP Itecelpts. SVO ( nend ; ihlpmentt , 3,000
head ; market weak.
btoeU In Mlelit.
Record of receipts of the four principal mar
kets for Monday , April 15 , 1&95 ;
Cattle. Hogi. Blierp.
South Omaha l.&U 1.475 216
Kansaa City 4,700 3.00) fi.CO )
St. Louis . , 2 MO 3.d 4.500
Totals , . . 18.CS2 J3.U75 24,311
New York Live NtucU tUrkot.
NUW YORK , April U
4.270 head , market ncllvf. hlntier : nMlve tlfHf ,
poor to good , Jl.fOfld.OO ; Tcxns and folnrnlu. JS.li
O5.C3 ; oxen , Jl.9005.25 ; bulls , $1.8003.45 ; dry rows ,
JI.7SCf4.00.
BHKEP AND LAM1IS-Fftlrly ncllvo nnd
higher ; receipt * . 15,263 head ; on sate , 7,000 Mirrpl
unshorn sheep , poor to prime , JJ.WjS.S ; unshoin
Inmbs , common to chotee. J4.50ae.IX ) ; flipped , or
dinary lo fancy , JI.WW5.2S.
HOGH ltecclpts , 12,571 head ; marlicl firm nl
llnlthnnrn Market" .
nALTlMOItn. April 13.-VLOUR-Flm ; west-
-rn - sup r. J2.00W2.10 ; western cxtln , J2.2VI2M ;
vestern fntnlly , J2.C5O2.S3 : winter wheat pate.it ,
3.00HJ.23 ! spring patent , JJ.C003.75 ; spring wheat
trnlghtn. $ .1.351/3.60 ; receipts , 18.233 bble.j ehlp-
men Is. 314 bbls. ; rales , S50 bbls.
WHEAT Flimer ; sp < it , C2'4HG2V ' ; in-inlh , C2'i '
fC2\c ? ; Mny , Cl'iffCl c ; July. GOi fJCO e ;
teamer. No. 2 , red , 6slifl5JHc ; receipt * . 3.oi2 bu. ;
itock. 306,188 bu. ; sales , M.ooo bu. ; mmtlinrn
vbent by xaniplr , ClG3c ( ; southern wheatui
grade , 6lfifi3c.
CORN Firmer ; * pol , SOUOMXc ; month , M'iff
OJ4CS Mny , 60c bid ; stentnpr mixed , 49o bid : re
ceipts , 31,481) ) bu. ; stock. 412 112 l u. ; sales , 1I7K ) )
in. ; southern white rorn , IHill504e ! ; southern
ellivw , 49 < l Slc.
OATH Sllgbtiy easier ; No. 2 while western ,
! 7Hc nsketl ; No , 2 mixed , 3lc nikeil ) lecelpln ,
2.UM bu. ; stock , ISS.P.IC bii.
HYK More active nt higher prices ; No. 2 , 590
Wo ; ri-celpls , 6,936 bu. ; etock , 21,179 bu.
HAY Oood demand ot llrm prices ; Rood lu
choice. J13.OfliT13.60.
GRAIN FIlEIGTHS-Very quiet ; steamer , to
.Iverpool . , per bu. . l',4d , April ; Cork , for orders ,
ier quarter , 2s ! ul , Aptll.
SUGAR Film ; granulated , $1.2) per 10) Ibi.
lll'TTEIl Steady ; faney creamery , 21i22c ;
nncy Imitation , 16fl7c ; fancy ladle , 14015c ; peed
adle. 12e ; slore packed , 8 < 710c.
ECJC.S Finn ; fresh , 12'ic.
CIIUl-si I-'lrm ; fancy New York , CO size ,
lic ; fancy New York. 35 size , 12'ic ; fancy
New York , 20023 size , 12'yc. '
t otttMi titirUi't.
NF.W ORLEANS. April 13. COTTON Futures.
Hlenily ; xak-s. 119.700 bagK ; Apill. $6.13 bid ; May.
J6.22 | C.M ; June , $6.30iii .31 ; July , JC.3Cff6.37 ; Au
gust , $6.41ti6.42 ; St-ptcmbcr , jn.4Jj6.44 ; Octotier ,
; 6.45R6.46 ; November , J6.4SiiC.60 ; December , $6.51
( JC.S.1 ; January , JG.64 bid.
Middling , C'ic ; goixl ordinary , 57-lCc ; net re
ceipts , S."ri3 bales ; gross , 8,753 bales ; sales , 4,700
'inlcs ; stock. 274,523 bnle * .
NI-IW YORK , Apill 13.-COTTON Steady ;
nlddllng , C l3-16e ; net receipts , See bali-s ; gross ,
3,2.11 Imles ; extorts to Grent llrltaln , 2,706 bales ;
lo France , 3,11 * ) bales ; to the continent , 3.000
talcs : forunrded , S5t ) bales ; pales , 6,710 bales ;
spinners , 5,610 bales ; slock , 219,179 bales.
liken Mnrl < r-ts
MILWAUKEE , April 13. WHEAT Higher ; No.
2 spring , 5S'.ic ; No. 2 northern , Me.
CORN Steady ; No. 3 , 47 ; c.
OATS Higher ; No. 2 white , 32c : No. 3 white.
miOT2c.
IIARLI-Y Steady ; NO. 2 , 62c ; sample , CHitTSJc.
RYE Higher ; No. 1. R > ! lo.
PROVISIONS Khmer ; pork , $12.25 ; lard. $700.
RKCEll'TS-Flour , 2CW bbls. ; wheat , IS/JOO bu. ;
mrley. 4.000 bu.
SlUPMENTS-Flour , fXI,700 bbls. ; wheat , 7(0 (
ill. ; barley , none.
Suctr : .Market.
NEW YORK , April 15-SL'OAR-Raw. firm ;
sales , 9.732 bags centilfugMl , 96 test , nt 3e ; 111
bags molasses. 89 test , nt 2 7-lCc ; refined , llrm :
more active ; No. fi. 3ir3 ! 11-lCc ; No. 7 , 3 9-16IT
3'ie ; N . 8. 3 5-lCfi3iic ; No. 9. S'/iWS 7-lCc ; No.
10. 3 5-1603Tic ; No. 11 , 3Wt3 7-Ie ( ! ; No. 12. 3 1-16
3Uc ; No. 13. So ; oft A. 3\fl34c ! ; mold A. 4 3-1C
fi'4 ? c : standiird A. 3 13-1651 le ; confectioners' A.
3 13-16jJ4c ( ; cut loaf , 4 ! M6f(4\c ; crushed , I 0-1C
pondered , 4 3-16filic ! ; granulated , 3 1J-1CU
cubes , 4 3-lCJTI c.
KiiniiiH Cltv AlnrkctH.
KANSAS CITY , April 33. WHEAT In light
demand , ' , jc higher ; No. 1 haul , 64ViiJ53c ; No. 2 ,
JGc ; rejected , nominally 52c.
CORN Steady. ' .6fflc higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
43V44lc ; No. 2 white. 4lc.
OATS In Rood demand ; No. 2 mixed , 2914 ©
29 > ic ; No. 3 white , 2Sc.
Ullniington Markets.
WILMINGTON , April 13.-ROSIN-Stendy ;
strained. J1.15 ; gooil , J1.20.
SPIRITS Firm ; 27c.
TAR tjulet : 95c.
TURPENTINE Steady ; hard , J1.20 ; soft , $1.90 ;
virgin , J2.10.
On hull U In-lit Mnrllet.
DULUTH , April 15. WIIEAT-Slrong ; No. 1
hard , cash nnd April , G2c ; Mny , C2' c ; July ,
63'c ; No. 1 northern , ca h nnd April , Cl c ; Mny ,
Gllic ; July. C'ie ; September , COUc ; No. 2 north
ern , cash , 57ic ; No. 3 , 5lJc ; rejected , Sl jc. To
arrive : No. 1 hnid , C2'ic ; No. 1 northern , Cl'ic.
I'EORIA , April 13. CORN Quiet ; No. 2 , 44ic ;
No. 3. 44c. !
OATS Quiet ; No. 2 white , 31fl31'io ; No , 3
while. 20S4i3lc.
RYE Scarce ; No. 2 choice , 570580.
WHISKY Quiet ; llnlRhtd good. " , $1.21.
KUI'KKSIK WitfltT tiVLL.tlll.
Snyder apalnst Dangler. Krror from
AdaniB county. Reversed nnd remanded.
Opinion by Commissioner Irvine.
Where a sale of Roods Is not followed by
an actual and continued change of posses
sion the presumption Is that the xale was
made with the UUention of hindering , delaying -
laying or defrauding creditors of the vendor ,
nnd In n contest with such creditors the
burden Is on the vendee to prove that lit
purchased for g od faith and for value.
2. Therefore , where there was evidence In
n contest between a vendee and creditors
of the vendor tending to show that there
had been no change of possession. It wnf.
error to Instruct the jury that the burden
of proof was on the creditors to establish
fraud.
3. A c-nveyance of goods for the purpose
on the part of the vendor , known to the
vendee , of hindering , delaying or defraud
ing creditors Is void as to such creditors ,
even though the vendor be not insolvent.
4. All persons who were creditors of the
vendor at any time while the goods re
mained In his possession or under his con
trol are within the protection of the statute
against fraudulent conveyances.
Hlchnrdson against Halstead. Krror from
York county. Reversed and remanded.
Opinion by Commissioner Irvine.
The owner of live stock taken up under
the herd law by the owner of cultivated
lands , on whleh they are found trespassing ,
s not , while the stock remains In the poa-es-
slon of the land owner by virtue of his lien ,
under obligations to feed , water or care
for such stock ; such obligations devolve
upon the llenor.
2. In keeping the stock and caring there
for the Honor Is required to exercise only
such care as would be exercised by n per
son of ordinary prudence under the circum
stances.
3. The authority of arbitrators appointed
under the herd law Is merely to appraise
the damage and costs sustained by the
land owner , and therefore any right of
action which may accrue to the owner of
the stock by reason of the former's negli
gence In keeping the same Is not barred by
the fact that the statutory arbitration was
had , damages assessed and paid.
4. An Instruction which misstates the law-
Is not cured by other Instructions stating It
correctly , because the Jury would be left In
doubt as to which paragraph was correct.
\Vasson against Palmer , 13 Nebraska , 370.
Central City bank against Ulce. Error
from Merrlck county , Alllrmed. Opinion by
Commissioner Irvine.
Kvidence examined and held sufficient to
support the verdict.
2. The discretion of the trial judge to set
a verdict aside because not sustained by the
evidence Is broader than that of an appel
late court. It will be presumed that the
trial Judge , in overruling a motion for a
new trial , grounded upon the Insufllelcncy of
the evidence , has exercised his deliberate
Judgment thereon , nnd his ruling will not be
Interfered with unless clearly wrong. Davis
against Hllbourn , 41 Nebraska , 35. Dewey
against Chicago & Northwestern company ,
31 Iowa , 373.
3. In an action on a promissory note by an
alleged endorsee thereof a denial of the en
dorsement and of plaintiff's ownership Is a
good defense.
4. The permitting or refusing of leave to
amend pleadings rests within the discretion
of the trial court , and Its action will not be
reversed except for abuse of discretion and
on Its being made to appear that the party
complaining was prejudiced. Prejudice will
not In such cane be presumed. O. & U. V.
company against Moschel , 38 Nebraska , 281 ,
followed.
5. Certain rulings of the trial court on
the admission of evidence examined and
held not erroneous.
State. Error from I
Dolan against > ancas-
ter county. Reversed. Opinion by Justice
Post.
It Is the duty of the trial court , particu
larly In criminal prosecutions , whether BJ
requested or not , to present the Issues to
the Jury by instructions , and a charge
which by the omission of certain elements
has the effect of withdrawing from the
consideration Of the jury nn o Mitlnl Issue
of the case I * erroneous. Carlcton against
the stale , Cl N. W. , RO.
Drench nk'alnst Moore. Error from Huffnlo
county. Alllrmed. Opinion by Justice 1'ost.
.An notion In the county cr.ttrt wns en-
tilled "M. J. II. nprtlnst N. & H. " Ill the
bill of particulars It wn itllc-KCd thntaid
defendants , N. O. N. nnd J. II. , nn ? Indebted
to the iilalntllt * "
Judgment wfls cnteiod by default ORnlnst
the d fcml nt-i without naming them , Horv-
Ice was made under the provisions of ( icctlon
2o of the code authorizing service
companies or firms not irn'riTiornUd , the
return being n follows : "I served this
writ on the within named J. H. at his
usual place of business * , the within
N. O. N. not bslng found lit the couutj .
Held : A Judgment analnrt the llrm of
N. & H. and not the individual members
theieof.
Stark against Olscn. Appeal from C d r
county. Reversed. Opinion by Justice I'o't.
On the lllth day of Mnrch. IbSfi , In Cedar
county , this state , O. nml wire executed nnd
delivered a mortgage Conveying lands In
said county to U. , n resident of Iowa , to
secure 11 lo.tn made by the latter , a loan
broker , In the usual course of business.
Held : In the absence of evidence explan
atory of the transaction the presumption Is
that the payment of the proceeds of the
loan and the delivery of the note and mort
gage wore contemporaneous acts nnd that
the note Is not an Iowa contract , nlthoimh
It appears from Its face to have been exe
cuted In that slate twelve clays previous to
the execution of the mortgage.
2. In HIP absence of evidence to the con
trary laws of other states will be presumed
to be the same us ours.
3. Such presumption applies not alone to
the written , but as well to the unwritten
laws of other states.
4. A note otherwise In form negotiable
will not be held non-negotiable by reason of
a provision therein for an attorney's fee In
case suit Is brought thereon to enforce
collection.
5. Nor will a note1 bo held non-ncgotlnblp
on account of the following condition. "If
default be made In the payment ot any
Interest coupon , said principal sum may nt
the option of the holder of this note become
due and payable without further notice. "
Heard against Dubtique County bank , 8 Ne
braska , 10.
fl. In an action of foreclosure It appeared
that O. , the defendant , borrowed money
of and executed n note thert-f r to D.'s wife ,
secured by an Instrument denominated it
mortgage or trust deed , In which D. was
named as trustee , with power to recovery
on payment of the note at maturity. On the
day of its execution D. Indorsed said note
in the name of his wife and forwarded It
to his correspondent In Boston , by whom It
was on the dny of Its receipt sold and In
dorsed for value , accompanied by the mort
gage to C. J. S. , through whom by will
duly approved the plaintiff claims title. It
was the custom of D. to take securities
payable to his wife's order and dls | > ese of
them through eastern brokers by Indorse
ment In her name nnd with her Ifliowledge
and consent. Held : Sulllclent evidence of
title as against the mortgagor.
7. Section 33 , chapter Ixxlll , Compiled Stat
utes , providing that "the recording of an
assignment of n mortgage shall not be
deemed notice of such assignment to the
mortgagor * so as to Invalidate pay
ments made by him to the mortgagee" has
no application to the holder of negotiable
securities whose title was acquired before
maturity for value In the usual course of
business. Eggert against Ueycr ( Nebraska ) ,
8. Where a trustee Is Invested with the
apparent title to property persons dealing
with him are not chargeable with undis
closed limitations upon his power with re
spect to the subject of the trust. Hut where
his powers are clearly denned by deed or
other Instrument creating the trust , duly filed
or recorded In conformity with the registra
tion laws , persons dealing with him In
respect to the trust property must at their
peril take notice of the extent of such
power.
9. Agency with power to acknowledge
satisfaction of n mortgage before maturity
will not be presumed as against n bona
tide holder from the mere fact that the
mortgagee who had disposed of the security
In the usual course of business , forwards to
his correspondent at whose olllce It Is pay
able funds for the satisfaction of Interest
coupons.
Punder ct nl ngalnst Ash. Appeal from
Seward county. Opinion by Justice Har
rison.
Where a local church organization Is a
member of an association of congregations
having a sot of gon'ral rules for the gov
ernment and conduct of all Its members !
and olllcers , nnd the orders and Judgments
of the association are binding upon the
minor organizations or congregations com
posing It , Its decisions , In so far as they
relate to church affairs nnd government ,
are absolute and will be so regarded by
legal tribunals.
2. Courts which haveno ecclesiastical Jtir-
sdlotlon will not review or revise the pro-
: cedlnf-s during the trial or by judgment *
of church tribunals , constituted by the or
ganic laws of the church organization ,
where they Involve sol ly questions of the
church organization and discipline or In
fractions of the laws and ordinances en
icted by Its ruling body for the govern
ment of Its olllcers nnd members.
3. Where charges have been preferred
against a minister of the gospel , and he has
been adjudged guilty by the highest tri
bunal of the church organlzitlon befoie
which the matter hns been presented , and
dpK ] > scd from the ministry and expelled
from membership In the church , courts will
recognize such Judgments of the church tri
bunal and enforce their observance when
regularly brought to their notice , nnd In an
action for the purpose will enjoin the one
against whom th y were rendered from
further acting In the capacity of n min
ister or enjoying the rights of n member
of the particular churrh organization , and
will nlso enjoin such party nnd member ?
of the local congregation or others who
have combined with him from excluding
from the church congregation or others
who have combined with him from exclud
ing from the church building and properly
nnd Its use for any purpose , or from dis
turbing them In or during aueh use , par
ties , ministers npolnted to take charge of
the congregation and church , by the thc.i ,
so far as the evidence In the case before
the court discloses , recognized nnd appoint
ive power , or In so excluding nnd disturb
ing n presiding elder of the church from
or In Its proper occupancy or use any mem
bers In good standing who desire to worship
thTi'ln In n regular manner nnd according
to the established rules and ordinances of
the church , where It further appears that
the church property wns conveyed to the
organization or Its trustees for church pur
poses , and In such a manned that It Is sub
ject to th ? control of the general associa
tion or governing power of the church nnd
Its rules nnd laws.
lllngham against Hartley. Error from
Colfax county. Alllrmed. Opinion by Com
missioner Ilyan.
An Instruction Is not of necessity preju
dicially erroneous because Its meaning Is
obscure , nnd , although therein the burden
of proof Is unlntfillgently defined , a cause
will not therefore bo reversed , when the
record shows thnt another Instruction wns
given which with clearness placed such
burden upon the defendant In error.
Weeks ct al against Palmer Deposit bank.
Error from Merrlck county. Reversed.
Opinion by Commissioner Hyan.
Where It was sought to hold the defendant
liable as a member of a partnership llrm ,
the mere statements of one who claimed to
be acting for nnd as a member of said firm
were not competent to establish the disputed
partnership relation.
Utilizing XVyoiiilnc'H Oil.
"I notice The Hee contains n good deal of
news matter concerning the oil fields of
Wyoming , " said Sir. William I oudon yes
terday. "The recent advance In price of the
oil product of the east has directed especial
attention to the oil Industry of the west ,
nnd , as the The Hee has heretofore pre
dicted , the time must soon come when the
oil product of Wyoming will supply the
western market. I have here a sample of
lubricating oil just as nature made It. It
Is suitable for use on any henvy machinery.
It needs no refining and the supply is Inex
haustible. Cuduhy's engineers tried It anil
pronounce It llrst class. This crude product
can be refined , and Is being reduced to the
finest grade of oil , suitable for anv flue
machinery. These vast deposlst of oil may
be said to be next door to Omaha , com
mercially speaking. They must sooner or
later form the basis of a great Industry , of
which Omaha will naturally be the head
quarters and distributing center. In my
opinion It will not be long before capital
will be willing to Invest In a pipe line be
tween the oil fields and Omaha.
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BEHIS OMAHA BAG CO.
Manufacture of all kinds of cotton ft burlap
bags , cotton floi-r sacks & twine a specialty.
Cl < H6-015 S. llth-st.
ItllKAlil-'AST ri.OVItT.ST. \ .
WM. PRESTON & CO.
Manufacturers of Preston's California Flakes ,
Sickle brand slf raising Hour & yeast. Do you
use Preston's bcsl flour ?
iniKWUKlKS.
OMAHA BREWING ASSOCIATION ,
Car load thlpmenti made In our own refrigerator
cars. Blue Ribbon , Elite Export , Vienna Export ,
and Family Export , delivered to all parts of city.
VAltltlAUi :
FROST & HARRIS.
Carriage A Wagon Makers. Carriages , buggies ,
phaetons & wagons always on hand & made to *
order , 1213-15 Harney-st. , Omaha.
COFt'KK , Sl'lCKS , llAKrXfl I'VH'lHHt.
CONSOLIDATED COFFEE C0
Coffee Roasters Eplce GrlnJcrs. Manufacturer *
Rcrman llaklng Powder and German Dry Hop
Yeast , 1114 and 1410 Harney-st. , Omuha , Neb.
I'LOUll.
S. F. CILMAN ,
Manufacturer of Gold Medal Flour. '
C. E. Clack , Manager , Omahi.
OMAHA UPHOLSTERING CO.
Manufacturers of parlor furniture , lounges , dinIng -
Ing tables & folding beds. 23th ave. , Iloyd to
Sahler streets.
1CK AXlt COAL ,
SOUTH OMAHA ICE AND COAL CO.
Domestic & steam coal. We have the best. Of
fice 1601 Farnom-et. Telephone : Office 373 , ynro )
17C6. J , A , Doe , gen'l manager.
It'OHKS.
INDUSTRIAL IRON WORKS.
Manufacturing & repairing ot all kinds ot ma.
chlnery , engines , p-imps , elevalorc , prlntlne
presses , hangers , shafting & coupling ! . 1IOS-S
Howard et. , Omaha ,
I'HOENIX ' FOUNDRY CO.
Fire hydrants , water & gas pipe , specials ; boiler
fronts & fittings , street IVy car wheels. Archi
tectural iron works. Office 307 8. ICth-st. . Omaha.
PAXTON & VIERLIHG IRON WORKS.
M'lVa of Architectural Iron Work. General
Foundry , Machine nnd Illacksmlth Work. En *
glneers & Contractors for Fireproof Ilulldlngs.
Office and Works , U. P. ny. & Bo. 17th Street.
Omaha.
Jl. I .Y UFACT Ultl.\l CIt K.lf/.S rW.
THE MERCER CHEMICAL COMPANY.
Manufacturer * of fluid extract ! , elixirs , syrupy
& wines , compressed triturates , hypodermic tab
lets , pills & scientific medical novelties. Omaha.
JIATTUKSSKS , COT1 , UlllllS.
L. G DOUP.
Manufacturer Mattresses. Spring Heels ; Jobber
Feathers and Pillows. North 14th and Nicholas
Sts. . Omaha ,
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Successors to the German-American. Ask for
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Manufacturers & Jobbers of the celebrated Uuck *
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Ing. 1101-3-6 Harney-st. Factory East Omaha ,
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Manufacturer * of men's & boya' clothing ,
ihlrts & overalls. 2-i2 8. llth-st.
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THE OMAHA PAPER BOX CO.
Manufacturer * of all kind * paptr boxes , irt ! t
boxe * cample case * , mailing tubes , etc. wedding - ,
ding cake & fancy candy boxes , druggist & Jewelry
boxes. 1208-10 Jones-it. , Omaha.
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Eicluilve custom ihlrt tailor * .
H15 Farnam tre-t. Telephon * > OS.
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