TTTTC T A TT/V 11TC P. . . A V. AT TJTT. 1Q 1.QOK
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Became Suddenly Excited During
the Final Hour of Trading.
CORN WEAK GREATER PART OF THE DAY
Speculative Interest Hnt All Transferred
to the 1Vlicitt Murkot In the
doling Ilniir * of tlio
Jloiuil'a Session.
CHICAGO , April 17-Tho wheat innrlcct
Xot suddenly cxcltod during the last fifteen
minutes ot 'change on the cash business
which developed here nnd nt New York.
Mny sold to 57He against 50'to ' Inst night.
The following were given as reasons for
the spurt : Sales of 2W.OGO bu. hern for
fhlpnient enst nt the equivalent to Mny
prices ; sales of a round number uf car
loads from twenty-five to fifty In addition
to tlio nbove , to GO to Michigan miller ! )
cxnd other smaller lots for country millers ,
jind fales reported from Now York , thirty-
four bout load ? , Including twelve at out-
ports , with cash selling to miller * at Uc
over Mny. The big feature of the slttia
tlon wan the claims that outside of Chicago
cage there la practically no available wheat
for export or for Interior domestic millers.
Traders In wheat appeared to bo much In
doubt this morning. There wag not enough
outside buying to greatly encourage local
buyers. On the other hand the boars were
timid , because the past two tlayn the ex
port sales were getting risky. There was
no Influence In the cables. Houtlnc news
was somewhat bullish. Northwestern cars
were 191 , compared with 2G2 ti year ago.
Western markets all told had 172,000 bu.
receipts , against 272,000 bu. last year.
OwlriK to the opening ot lake navigation ,
the forward movement of wheat was
liberal. Olllclnl reports on the Baltic nnd
Bundry shipments gave 3,3IS.CKJ < ) 1m. , where
the New Yolk dispatches yesterday claimed
4,600,000 bu. from lliii-gla nnd the Argen
tine. . MlnnenjjollH and Toledo dispatches
were bullish in tone regarding cash whcal
nnd Hour. The four leading ports and
New Orleans cleared for the clay 457,000
bu. In wheat nnd Hour. On this the mar
ket made Us best rally of the morning.
The rains over the southwest nnd favorable
crowing conditions over most of the coun
try gave the bears encouragement. At
llrst prices were little changed with sales
for May at from EG',4c to Gfic , followed
by a clip tn from CCUc to GGc , and a fair
rally to GGc. Before 12 o'clock there wns
a second dip to WJ'ic and a second bulge
to D6c. Later the market held quiet nt
G6'.4c ' , where May closed for two days
showing % c Improvement from Saturday
There was n surprise In wheat the lasl
hour. Doltlc and sundry shipments were
corrected to read 6,076,000 bu. On this the
crowd broke May price to Cfllic. When
New York reported eighteen boat loads
Bold for export and round lots sold here
amounting to 2GO.OOO bu. No. 2 red nt May
price , there was an attempt to buy. Then
May went up l'&c to S7'ic In a few minutes
Last prices were from G7Hc to 67V4c for
May nnd GSJic for July. Sculpingshor
holders were punished.
The corn market was weak during the
greater part of the day , but closed nbou
1-lCo over the closing figures of the day
previous. Speculative Interest was nl
transferred to the wheat market. May
opened nt from 45c to 45 > Jc , nnd thei
worked down to 45Hc , with a recovery Inter
to from 45' , c to 45 % , In sympathy with the
advance In wheat.
There was a big business doing In oats
and the market closed at from He to % c
lower than yesterday. Liberal selling
caused the decline , although the buying
wns urgent , nnd nt times pencrnl. Brokers
principally were taking stuff In , while Ream
nnd Bnrtlelt-I'Ynzler wore offering freely
Other selling was good , but not confined to
nny one party. May started at 28 c , de
dined to 2o. Fold up to from ZS'.Jc ' to 2S'/ii
nnd dropped off to 27T&C , nnd rallied to SSVic
nt which price It closed , with July fron
2KYta to 2Gc , nnd closed nt 27Vdc.
The trading In provisions was light am
fluctuations narrow. Pork ranged from
$12.321/4 to $12.25 , nnd closed nt $12.30 , or G <
decline for the day. Lard Is S'.AC lowe
for May nnd unchanged for Jnly. Hlb
showed no change In either the Mny o
July deliveries. The receipts for tomorro\
ore estimated : Wheat , 20 cars ; corn , 12C
cars ; oats , 1C5 cars ; hogs , 18,000 head.
Cash quotntlons .were ns follows :
FLOl'Il Firms winter patents , J2.502.60 ; win
tcr straights , J2.3" W2.GO ; spring patents , J3.10f (
3.C.O ; spring straights , J2.ltlW2.85 ; bakers , I1.7GJ
Z.25.
Z.25.WHEAT
WHEAT No. 2 spring. l'i0631Jc ; No. 3 spring
nominal ! No. 2 red , C7fi57Uc.
COHN No. 2 , 4 > 7ifl5V4o.
OATS No. 2 , 2S > 4c ; No , 2 white , 32'Jc ' ; No.
White. 3KT3ZC.
HYK No. 2 , MBMHc.
13AHLHY No , 2 , t3Q534c ! ; No. 3 , COc ; No. 4
no sales. . _
FLAX BEKD No. 1 , $1.39.
TIMOTHY SKKn-Prlme , J5.20.
, PHOVIBIONH Hess pork , per bbl. , J12.30S >
12.42(4. ( Lard , per 100 Ibs. , JG.82'4fiG.93. Shor
rlbH , sides , loose , J6.30iJ6.3214. Dry salted shoul
clem , boxed , $5.C2145.7S / ; short clear sides , boxei
WHIHICY-DlsllIlors' finished goods , per gal
SITQARS Cut loaf , unchanged.
The leading futures ranged ns follows :
Articles. | Open. | HlTh. | Low. | Clou.
Wlieiit.NoTs '
April r,0 > ( 67 67
Mny OH 57 i < D71
July 07MMM B7 68
Corn No. a.
April
Mny .
July 4filt ) f.M 40
Sept 40K 40 ! <
Oats NO..IS. . .
May
June. . . . . . .
July 27K
Pork per bbl
Mny „ 12 'I'J 12 2S 12 32H
July la 52 12 05 1'J 42K 11 ! 82
Laid,1001U3
May o o-v n ns n tm
July v ia 7 iyi 7 10
Sept. 7 as 75 7 ' "JH 7 20
Short Ribs-
May o ro n 30 0 25 o no
July. . . . . . . (1 4 > . ' ) a 43 U 40 (1 ( 45
Sept U AS 0 07K 0 05 > U 07
following were the receipts nnO shipment
Articles. Receipts , Shlpmen ts
Flour. bWa. isiooo (15.000
Wheat , bu. . . -M.UHU 210.000
forn.bu 70.000 iilIOO :
OnlN. bu 222,000 220,000
llyo bu 7.0(10 (
8,1100
llanoy , bu. . . 18.000 23,000
I ? On the Proluco : uxcliango todav tno butter mar-
if Ket waw tlrm : creamery , 14Q''titei ; dairy f"
v
* easier ; Be. Ciicese , creamery ,
NK\V YOItlC UKNKK.VL
Closing Quitittlont on tlio Prluulpil Com
moilltloi nnd Stuplm.
NHW YOHK , April 17.-FLOL'H-nccelpts , 1C-CO
bbls. ; exports , 19,900 bbls. ; sales , 43,500 pkgs.
Still active for spring patents and bakers , but
light for winter brands on light asking prices.
Good demand for city Hour. Hye llcur , firm ;
sales. 3M bbls. ; fancy , 3.0iffl3.10. Buckwheat
flour , nominal.
lil'CKWIIEAT ' Nominal , 49yMc.
COUN Ml-AI/-Qulet but steady ; snles , 100
sacks : yellow western , l,09ffll.l2 ; Drondywlne ,
WUKAT Ilecelpts , 49 , < 00 bu. ; exports , 101.KO
bu. ; sales , 0,103,000 bu , fulures nnd 128.000 bu.
spot , fcpot strong ; No , 2 red , In store nnd ele
vator. C2HOC2\c ; ntloat. C3ic : f. o. b. , 6IHo
ntlont ; No. 2 hanl. 70Hc delivered. Options had a
dull morning , with very little ne\\ and a weak-
enlng tendency , relieved at noon by heavy clear
ances , but pievalllng again all the early after
noon until checked sharply by rumors of a Inrga
export business , which caused active covering of
M-Ui JJll-riuuei , ooflUi-n , ( . * , Closed 1 AC ,
COUN Itecelpu. , GW bu.s exports , none ; snles.
610,000 bu. future * nnJ 62.00bu. . spot. Spot
eleiuly ; No. 2. 60Hc ; f. o. b. ; nllont. steamer
yellow. 4'JlscS steamer mlxe.1. 49140. Options ilull
nnd weak nt llrst umler free local operation * ,
with n partial afternoon reaction on wheat's nil.
vunce. closing unchanged to Uc lower. May ,
M J-16WMttc. clowd 60 ic : July , 6054ft50 13-16r.
closed 603c ; Beplember , 6Uf51Uc , closed 51'ic.
OATH-ltecclpti. M.fW bu , ; exports. 100 bu.i
coles , 213.000 bu. futuies nnd 61,000 bu. spot , tfpol
canter ; No. 2 , 3lftc ; No. 3 delivered , 32ics No.
S , Sic ; No. 2 white. S3 ic ; No. J white , SScj track ,
white western , 36U41C. Options were easier with
corn , partially reacted In the afternoon , but
evjf joe ,
HOPS Quiet ; state , common to choice , old ,
SC7CJ Pacific coast , old , 3 7c : 1S34 nt 6C10c.
IllUrcs Firm : wet snlteil. New Orleans se
lected. 45 to C5 Ibs. . Cos llucnos Ayres , dry , 2 ! to
14 Ibs. . lUflJ'.jc ; Texas ilry , 24 to 3) Ibs. , 7Uc.
LKATHKH-Flrm : hemlock sole , liutnoa Ayres ,
Ilk-lit to heuvy. J6 lSc.
\VOOL-8teodyj domestic ncece , 16C23c ; pulled ,
I'floVlSIONS-lleef. strndy ; family. lll.OOO
W-OOj beef hams , J19.00ffl9.60 ; city cxtiu India
mem , J17.Wlfl9.M. cut meats , steady. I ii-d. dull ;
western steam closed at I7.20 ; city. JS.6-H : snles.
175 tierces , April closed at J7.20 , nominal ; May ,
17.30 nominal , refined steady. Pork , tlrm but
"IM < ' 1I'W f"1' ' ) ' . i shoit
.
Ill'TTKilUti'aily , western dairy. fCnUc ; west.
ern creamery. UwSJc , western factory , Siillc. El.
gins. 20oi Imitation creamery , yiSoi state dairy ,
WIISc. state creamery , :0c.
laree. TUOima : small , SO
port eklms , 2r7cj full skims , I .
Firm ; ctate 004 I'eausj-lvanla ,
n fresh , ISHcj soulhotn , Il"i015'.4c ; re *
cclpti. ltM3 pkKi.
TAM,9W7nrnJ. ) jl > ' ' P r pkg. ) , 4Hcs coun-
IIV ( pkfree ) , 4 } C.
l'l-TIlOLnU.\l-Nolnlnals UnllCi ! elO cd at 12.17
bl'Ji ' Wpthlngton , bbls. . nominal j Witshlnclon , In
bulk , iiohrtnSlj rennert New York. II0.60OI1.M ;
I'hlMelphla and llaltlmot * , J10.454J10.95 ; I'hlla-
delpFiU nnd nAlllmore. In bulk , 5.3j.
IlOBIN-Slinlncil , common to cow ] , ll.Mftl.H'.i.
i , . ' ' -e 'y ; .
IUCi5 srarkel steady ; domestic , fair to extra ,
4Xfl So : Jnpun. 434Hc. ,
jtOI ASSid-l'lrm : New Orleans , open kettle ,
good to choice. MBSSc.
OIlASaiS Quiet ; California , p r box , 12.730
S.W.
S.W.MHTALSris Iron , stncdy : Hcotrh , I19.00fl20.00s
Amerlcnn , JJ.Mfll2.00. Copper , firm ! brokern1
prlciJ9.W ; exi-lmnge price , $3.W. $ Lend , sternly ;
lirnkera' price , JIOS : cxchnnRC price , JJ.07',4. Tin ,
Prm sienlts , J1I.O.-Q1I.15 ; plates , uulct. Spelter ,
nulrtj domestic , J3.0 ; silos on 'cliuiiRi' , 35 tons
July tin at Jll.OO ; 2n tona July tin nt Jtl.lft ; 60
tons .Mny tin at JH.10 ; 25 tnns August tin nt
JH.fS : 23 tons September tin nl 111.03. .
f.'OTTON SKt'W Oll < I'llrly slendy , but quleti
only small local ilenmml. Off cru'lc , ! 2n2J',4e ; off
Kitmmrr yellow. 27tf27icj ! prlmr summer yellow ,
O.MAHA UI.MK.VL : .
onitltlon of Trnilo mill Otiotntlom on
Mnplo nnd 1'nnry Prniluce ,
iOCIS Choice , clean stock , per doz. , lOc.
1IUTTIJH Packing Ktock , CO'c ; common to
'nlr. 7C80 ! fair to Rood country , lOUlles choice
o fancy , WjlSc : gnlhercil creamery , Kcs tepa-
ntor crcnmory , 17W18e.
L1VI5 POUI.TIIY Hens , TiflScj mixed , Co ;
uck , S 8',4cs ' tuikeys , kJn ! ) ; heavy toms , 7c ;
.
OAMIj Illue wing tenl , per i'.oz. , tl.50 ; prei-n
vlng tenl , per Ooz. , (1.2."iRI.OOi iltirks , mlxoil , per
' 07 . , tl.DOfn.2I ; rnnvuslmcks , J4.03a5.00 ; M.tllaids
nd red hends , J2.oO3.0iJ.
VEAL-Cholce fnl , 70 to 100 His. , nrc quoted
t C' fniic ; Inrgn nnd coarse , 3 < JI- .
rilKKHB Wisconsin full cr--nn , Ynunc Amer-
cuns , 130i twlnn , 12',4c ; Nebraska MM ! Inw.i , full
rientii , lie ; Nebraska nml Iowa , p.irt . vklnii. "if
c : LlniliuiKtr , No. 1 , lie ; lirlok , N' . . 1 , lie ;
\\-\rr. \ Nil. 1 , ITiC.
HAV-t'pland hay , JJ.SO ; mldHnd , n.Oii ; | ( W
and , IS.iV ) ; rye htrnw , rt.CO ; col > r makes Hie
irlro on liny. Light halts sell the best. Only
OP itrmles br'ng ' top prlce-B.
l'lU15ONS--I'er doz. . Jl.0001.20 ,
I'OTATOnS V.VKtern stock , "ar Inly. f.(570e ( ;
mnll lots , 73e ; Knrly Hose secil pfitntnt-c , Me ;
Jnily Ohio seed , J1.10 ; Northern l > nrl/ Ohio ucd ,
1.2.1.
OLD I1KANS Hand picked , navy , J2.2'l ' ; J.l-na
ciinn. per Hi. , t'.ic.
ONION'S On orders , yellow , per bu. , tl.10 ; led ,
1.2) .
L'AIHIAOE On orders , 2',4 2Wc. :
cnLIJIlY Cnllfornln. SOoiiJl.W.
H\ViiT I-OTATOUS Good stock 52.3J ; r.cc > l
:2.2r : .
IIKBTS-1'cr bbl. , J1.50.
fAllllOTS IVr ltil. ) , Jl.M.
CAt'LIKLOWin : Per crnto of n doz and a half
ir twi > doz. , J2.25.
HOUHnilADISU Per Hi. . CQ7c.
I'AHHNIPS Per bbl. , J1.75.
IlL'TAIIAOAH Per III. , 1'tc. '
PAIIHLKY Per doz. liuni-hes , 33c.
Tl'UNIPS Per bbl. , J1.50.
SPINACH Per bbl. , J2.73 ; bu. bsxos , Jl.OO.
WATEK CHESS Per IC-qt. case , J1.C001.73.
HADI8HKS Per doz. , 8V.
aitEEN ONIONS Per iloz. bunches , 202jC.
LBTTUCK I'er doz. , 30ff33c.
ASPAHAOtlS Good stock on orders , OOcQJl.OO
per doz. bunches.
I'lB 1'LANT Per lb. , Cc.
FHU1TS.
STHAWDEIiniES Per 21-at. case , J4.60S5.00 ;
scarce.
APPLES Choice stock , J3.60 ; box apples , J2.00.
TKOPICAL VHO1TS.
OHANOES Fancy Washington navels , per box ,
.3.23fi3.DO ; fancy Washington nnvcls , per box , OS
nnd 112 size , J3.00 ; choice Washington navels ,
regular sizes , J3.23 ; choice Washington navels ,
SO nnd 112 sizes , J3.00 ; fancy seedlings , per Ixix ,
J2.73 ; choice seedlings , per box , $2.EOf2.GO ; choice
seedlings , per box , 230 size , J2.23f2.35.
LEMONS Extra , fancy lemons. 300 size , J4.00 ;
trlctly choice lemons. 501 size , J3.73 ; extra fnncy
emcYis , 360 size , J3.75 ; strictly choice lemons ,
J3.60 size. 53. W.
IIANANAS Choice shipping stock , per bunch ,
Jl.75fi2.50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIC3S Fancy , 15c ; choice , 12tfl3e ; California ,
bags , 7c. '
HONEY New Yotk , ICc ; dark , 14o ; California ,
.
MAl'LE SYHUP Gallon Jugs , per doz. , J12.00
Illxby. 6-gal. cans. J3.00.
MAPLE SUGAH Per lb. , OfllOc.
NUTS Almonds , 14e ; English walnuts , soft-
shelled , 12c ; standards , lie ; filberts , 9c ; lirnzll
nulH , Si1 ! i ecnns , 105I12C.
DATES In < X > to 70-lb. boxes , 5' , c per lb. ; fan !
ilntes. ! ) o per lb.
SAtJEH KHAUT Choice white , per bb ] . , J5.60 ;
per half bbl. , J3.00.
MINCE MEAT Fnncy , In quarter bbls. , per
.b. , 5V4c ; 10-gnl. kegs , 6e ; condensed , per cose of
3 doz. pkgB. , J2.60.
CIDUH Ture Juice , per bbl. , J5.00 ; half bbl.
J3.00.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 6c ; No. 2 green
hides , 5Hc ; No. 1 green cnlted hides , 7c ; No. 2
green salted hides , Olic ; No. 1 veal calf , S to
15 Iba. , St/9c / ; No. 2 venl cnlf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 7c ;
No. 1 dry tllne hides , S5J9c ; No. 2 dry flint hides ,
Ciftc ; No. 1 dry snltotl hides , 7c ; pnrt cured
ildes. 14o per pound less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each 23RCOe
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) .
each 5ifll3cj dry shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) . No. 1 , each , 6W10c ; dry shearlings ( short
wooled early skins ) , No. 2 , each Be ; dry Hint
Kansas nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts , ppr
pound , actual weight , 5Sfc ; dry Jllnt Kansas nnd
Nebniska muVruIn wool pelts , per ixmnd , actual
wolght , 4JJ6o ; dry Hint Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per pound , actual weight , 406V4C.S dry
Hint Colorado murrain wool pelts , per pound ,
actual weight , ffjCc. Have feet cut off , aa It Is
useless to pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND GHEASE No. 1 tnllow , 41H ?
o ; No. 2 tallow , 3Hii4c ; grease , white A , 4 ®
4'/ic ; grease , white II. 3',4c ; gronse , yellow ,
2 > 4J3o ; grease , dnrk , 214e ; old butter , 2O2V4c ;
beeswax , prime17T20c ; lough tallow , 2c.
WOOL , UNWASHED Flno heavy , CJf7c ; fine
light , 8(9o ( ; quarter blood , 10T12c ; seedy , buiry
and chaffy , 8j9c ; catted nnd broken , coarse ,
7l9c ; coiled anil broken , fine , 6iJSc.
WOOL , WASHED Medium , 15Iil8c ; Hnc. 140
16o ; tub wnshetl , ICfJISo ; black. Sc ; bucks , 6c ;
tng locks , 2Q3c ; dead pulled , SWCc.
FOHS.
Ft'HS Hear , black , No. I , large , J20.OOfI23.01 ;
bear , brown. No. 1 , large. J2' ' > . 000 2.1. 00 ; No. 1 me
dium , J16.0I ) ; No. 1 , small , J12.00 ; bear , brown ,
yearlings. No. 1 , large , J10.00JT12.00 ; No. 1 me
dium , JS.OO ; No. 1 , small , $0.00 ; ben" , brown ,
cuts , No. 1 , large , J7.00 ; No. 1. medium. J5.00 ;
No. 1 , small , J3.00 ; ludger. No. 1 , medium ,
J15.00 ; No. 1 , small , JS.OOfflO.OO ; benr , black ,
yearlings , No , I , large , J12.UOQ15.00 ; No. 1 , me
dium , J10.00 ; No. 1 small , J7.00 ; benr , black ,
cubs. No. 1. large , JG.OuOS.M ; No , 1 , medium ,
J3.0006.W ; No. 1 , small , J4.00 ; bear , black. Mon
tana , nnd Hocky mountain. No. 1 , large. J1S.003 ?
20.00 ; No. 1 , medium. J14.00 ; No. 1 , small , J10.00 ;
bear , black , Montana yt'nrllngs. No. 1 , large ,
$12.00 ; No. 1 , medium , JS.OO ; No. 1 , small , $5.00 ;
benr , black. Montnna cubs. No. 1 , large. J6.60 ;
No. 1 , medium , J4.60 ; No. 1 , small , $3.00 ; bear ,
silver tip , No. 1 , large , j : < ) .00 ; No. 1 , medium ,
J12.00 ; No. 1 , small. } 8.W ( ; bear , silver lip , year-
llngst. No. 1 , large , $11.00 ; No. 1 , medium , JS.OO ;
No. 1 , small , $5 ; benr , silver tip , cubs , No. 1 large ,
J1.00W1.60 ; No. 1 , medium. 60c ; No. 1. small ,
Mo : Usher. No. 1 , largeJS.OO ; No. 1 , medium ,
JC.OO ; No. 1 , smnll , J4.00 ; fox. silver , ns to color ,
according to beauty. No. 1 , large , J100.00 ; No , 1 ,
medium , JCO.OO ; No. I , Kmnll. $50.00 ; fox , silver ,
Palo , according to teauty , No. 1 , large , J30.00 ;
No. 1 , medium , J30.00 ; No. 1 , small , J20.00 ; fox ,
cross. No. 1 , large , J7.00 ; No. 1 , medium , J3.00 ;
No. 1. small , J2.00 ; fox , red , No. 1 , Inrge , $1.60 ;
Nu. 1 , medium , $ l.2. > ; No. 1 , small , $1.00 ; fox ,
gray. No. 1 , large , 75o ; No , 1 , medium , 60c ; No ,
1 , small , 40c ; fox kits , No. 1 , large , & 0c ; No. 1 ,
medium. 40c ; No. 1 , small , 30c ; lynx , No. 1 ,
largo , $3.00 ; No. 1 , medium. (2.00 ; No. 1 , smnll ,
$1.60 ; marten , No. 1 , large , J2.00 ; No. 1 , medium ,
JI.60 ; No. 1 , smnll. Jl.OO : mink. No. 1 , large ,
GO'uKkv. No. 1 , medium , 40c ; No. 1 , small , 35a ;
mink , dnrk , No , 1 , large , C5c ; No , 1 , medium ,
40o ; No. 1. small , 30c ; mountain lion , perfect
head nnd feet. No. 1 , large , J1.00S2.00 ; Imper
fect skins , JC.W 7.00 : No. 1 , small , $5.00 ; otter ,
pale. No. 1 , large , J7.00 ; No. 1 , medium , J5.00 ;
No. 1. email. Jl.OO ; raccoon , No. 1 , large. G0i70c ;
No. 1 , medium , 60c ; No. 1 , large , 60c < 8J2.00 ;
skunk , black , cased , narrow striped , No. 1 , large ,
60c ; No. 1 , medium , 40c ; No. 1 , small , 25c ; broad
striped. No. 1. large. 20j25c ; wolverine. No , 1 ,
large , J4.00 ; No. 1 , medium. JS.OO ; No. 1 , small ,
$2.00 ; wolf , mountain , No. 1 , large , $3.00 ; No. 1 ,
medium. $2.00 ; No. 1 , small , $1.60 ; wolf , nrahlc ,
No , 1 , Inrge , 65i(90cj No. 1 , mcMlum , COc ; No. 1 ,
small , 40c ; beaver , per skin. No. 1 , large , J5.00Q
G.OO ; No. 1 , medium , $4.60 ; No. 1 , small , 12.00 ;
benver kits. No. 1 , Inrge , 12.00 ; No. 1 , medium ,
J1.60 ; No. 1 , smnll , 75o ; muskrnts , winter , No. 1 ,
largeCiilOc ; No. 1 , medium. 9c ; No. 1 , small ,
7c ; muskrats , fall , No. L large , 4J6c ; No. 1 ,
medium , 7c ; No. 1 , small , Cc ; muskrat kits , 2Q3c.
KXOITKS1KN T IN OIL.
lirenk In the I'rlco of the Product Causes n
NEW YORK , April 17. While great excitement
was prevailing In the oil regions through a break
In the price of oil today the New York market
held a sinister temper , prices declining from
J2.70 bid to $2.15 nskixl , nnd closing at $2.17 bid ,
without sales. The weakness developed afler 2
o'clock , but resulted In no business at this point.
The Ofcllne has made the price of spot oil even
mre nominal than It has been , leaving quota
tions mere guesswork on the Utsls of about
$10.60 for renned In barrels nnd $11.60 for rase
oil. with crude In barrels worth $ S.50. Hut
nobody pretends to give close quotations In the
present feverish state of the market , nor Is nny
satisfactory explanation of the decline given nt
this point.
CHARLESTON , April IT. TURl'CNTINE-
Qulet at 27r.
ROSIN Firm at $1.10.
WILMINGTON , April 17.-ROSIN-Flrm ;
strained. SI. 15.
HPHUTS-FIrm nt JI.27.
TAll Flrm-at J1.27.
LONDON. April 17.-CALCUTTA LINSEED-
Spot. S5s Ms March , thlpmrnt via cape , 35s Cd.
TURPENTINE SPIIUTS-Kl Sdtf22s M.
PETHOLL'l'M-Spot. Slid ; spirits , 10UJ.
ANTWERP. April 17.-PETROLCUM-3U paid
nnd sellers.
IIREMBN , April I7.-PETROLEUM-1J marks.
OIL CITY , Pa. , April 17. Oil opened nt 210 ;
high. 203 ; low. 212 ; closed 217 ; rales ,
134.000 bbls.j clearances , S5.005 bbls.J shipments ,
60,431 bbls.j runs , 87,943 bbls.
< otton Murt < t.
NinV ORLEANS. April 17-COTTON-Flrra ;
middling , 6 HGo ; low middling , 5 15-lSc ; good ordl-
nary , ( .So . ; net receipts. 1,16 $ bales ; gross , 1.23S
bales ; exports , to the continent , I.S33 liales ; cnaH.
wise , 4,404 bales ; sale * . 6,650 bales ; slock , : (7(82
balea.
NEW YORK , April IT.-COTTON-Dull ; mid-
dllnir , 6Tic ; net receipts , C53 bales , gross , S.(57
balea ; export * to Great Hrltaln , 6,417 bales ; to th
continent , 1 $ talcs ; forwarded , 1,111 baits ; sales ,
100 bAlrss tplnntrs , nonni stock , ! 16l5S bnlcx.
Total todny. net receipts , > ,80 baits ; rjportu to
( treat Ilrltnm , 6,417 bales ; to the continent , 7,199
bates ; stock , 733,837 bale ? .
STOCKS AND 11UNU3.
Market In Bccnrltloi Characterized bjr
Much Fltictiintlnni Yetterdnjr.
NEW YORK , April 17. There was no Indica
tion nt the opening ot business on the Slock ex
change today of the strength and buoynncy
which were subsequently Infused Into tha specu
lation , While the Initial dealings were active
Iho tone of the market was heavy , which wns
partly duo to the unsettled character of the
trading In Amerlcnn securities on the London
exchange and to the selling here for the foreign
account , General Eleclrlc wns nolnbly weak on
Bales Induced by the nctlon of the directors yes
terday In discharging the conference committee
with \Vestlnghousc company , thus abandon
ing the negotiations looking to a business com
bination , The shares broke Hi per cent , but
quickly rallied a fraction , nnd during the afternoon -
noon made a further recovery , leaching lit per
cent nbove the lowest , with a reaction of H per
cent at the close , making the loss on the day
only Vi per cent. Baltimore ft. Ohio was nlso
sold down on leports that the dividend would be
passed , nnd later , when the announcement wns
mndo tlint this should bo done , there wns a
further reaction , the totnl decline from yesler-
day's closing being 414 per cent , with a rally In
tha final sales of li per cent , restricting the
net decline to 2'4 per cent. The general market
became strong after 10:15 , nnd continued to move
upward until nlnut neon , when a reaction took
place In some of thp properties , llefore 1 o'clock
speculation hud again resumed Its tone , nnd
during Ihe rest uf the nay prices appreciated ,
the market closing buoyant nnd In a majority of
coses nbove the final sales of yesterday. Tim
trading In bonds continues on a very heavy
scnle , the totnl sales today aggregating $2,375,000. $
The tendency of prices was upward throughout
the day , nnd 115 bonds figured In the dealings.
The Evening Post's London cablegram says :
The stock markets today were lifeless nnd fea
tureless except iHlver stock , which wns very
strong on the reported signing of the treaty
between China nnd Japan. Americans wert- Ir
regular and dull , wllh no business. The India
council today allotted sixty lakhs of rupees nt
13d and 13',4d. ' Them Is much discussion ns to
how much China will endeavor to raise here to
pay tln > war Indemnity. The estimate nt piesent
generally favors a loan of about 10,000,001) .
The following were , the closing quotations
on the leading stocks of the New York ex
change todny :
AtehlBon. GKINortiiwpulern 03H
Adniim Express. . . 144 N. W. pfd 140
Alton , T. It N. Y. Central "
Am. Express N. Y. AN. E
llnltlmoro A ; Ohio. Ontario \ W
Canada Pacific. . . . 4VH , Oregon Imp
Canada Southern. . B2 Oresoii Nav 18
Central PnclQc. . . . 17M O. S. L. A U. N. . . .
dies , A Ohio 17H Pacific Mall. .
Chicago Alton 147 P. U. A E
C.H..t Q 73 piusburs. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ' i"s"
73m Pullman Pntaoa , . 111' !
Consolidated Qas. 1S3 Hemline 14H
C..C. . C. A St. L. . . . 3l" < H. O. W 1(1 (
Colo. Coal A Iron. . 0 ! < U. O. W. pfd 41f
Cotton Oil Cert. . . . STMl Hock. Island 03
DclawnruAIIud. . 1204 St. Paul 6HH
Del. , Lack. AW. . . KiOH dopfd 117
D.AK. O. pfd ail'4 ' St. P. A Omaha. . . . H3
D.AC. P. Co 1BH do pfn 108
Hrlo lojl Southnrn Pacino. . 10W
do pfd 21H Sugar Iloflnery. . . .
FortWnyno 160 Tenn. Coal A Iron.
O. Northern ofd. . . 105 Texas Pacific
C. AE. I. ofd DIM T. AO Cont. ufd. . 7IIMS
Hocking Valley. . . 20M Union Pacific. . ! - '
Illinois Contr.ll. . . ! MIH U. 3. Express 41
St. P. A Duluth . . . 25 W. St. L.AP SH
K.AT. pfd U8M dopfd 14H
Luke F.rlo Is , Wont 17H Wells Fargo Ex. . . 105
dopfd 7G ! < WeMern Union . . SUM
Lake Shore 141 ! < Wheeling A I E. . I'M
Lead Trust .12 dopfd 4-J
LoulBVlltoAN. . . . B3M M. A St. L UtlK
L. A N. A 84 D. A 11.0 12W
Manhattan Con. . . . 1174 O. B 32M
MemonliAO 10 N. L 2II
O. F. A I U4H
Missouri Pacific. . 24H dopfd 06
Mobile A Ohio . H. AT. C 11
Nashville Chat. . T. A. A. AN.M. . . . 1
National Coitl.iro. T. St. L. A 1C. C. . . . 1
dopfd doptd 10
N.J. Central 9. K. B 11
N. A W. pfu 14H dopfd 34U
North Am. Co. . . . Am. Tob. Co 117'
Northern Pacific. . dopfd 107
No.Pao. pfd St. P. , M. A M . . . . 104,4
U. P. . V. AO
bid.
The totnl snles of stocks today were 187.2CD
shares. Including : American Sugar , SS.SOO : Baltl-
moie & Ohio , 4.200 ; Chicago fas. ! G.COO ; General
Klectrlc , 25,100 ; Luke Krle * ; Western , 4,000 ; Man
hattan. 7,000 ; New Jersey Central , 600 ; New Yort
& New Knglnnd , third assessment paid , 3,300
Heading , 23,000 ; St. Paul , 12,100 ; Tennessee Con
& Iron , 4.SOO ; United States Leather , 3,700.
Now York Money .Market.
NEW YORK , April 17 MONEY ON CALL
Easy at 1146214 per cent ; last loan , 2 per cent
closed nt 2 per cent.
PIUME MERCANTILE PAI'EU 40514 per
ST'EULINC EXCHANGE steady , with ncttm
bUHtncxs In bankers' bills at JI.S9',4W4.K ) ? ; for
demand nnd at ; 4.S81if(4.ESH for sixty ( lays
posted rates , 4.884r4.M ! nnd $4.9084.9014 ; com
mercial bills , ! 4.8714 4.87i.
SILVER CERTIFICATES 67i C74c. !
GOVERNMENT 1IONDS Firm ; state bonds ,
Inactive ; railroad bonds , strong.
PETROLEUM-Optlons weak ; closed nt J2.17
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
U. S 4n , reg.j'ncw. ' D. Alt. O. 7s
U. S. 4s coup , new , D. AB. O. 4S
U.S. BB. reir 114H Erlo 2dg
U. S , Cs.coup 115 ( U. II. AS. A. OB. . . OS
U.S. 4sreir HIM G. H. AS. A. 78. . . . 101
U. S. 4a.coup 112M II. A T. C. 6s. . . . 101 !
U.S. 2s. rcc US do Us 102
Pacific OB of ' 05. 100 M. K. A T. 1st 4s. . 83H
Ala. Class A 108 do2d 48 67k
Ala. Claaa n 10(1 ( Mutual Union Os. . 113
Aln.Cl.iB8 C l > 5 N.J. C. Gen. 6a. . . . 11 UK
Ala. Currency . . . 05 No. P.ic. lats
La. New Con. 4a. 04 do'.Ms UO
Missouri Os 100 N. W. Consols 138
N.C. Os 124 do S. F. Dob. 6s.
N.C. 4s 100 U. O. West. Inn. . . 70H
S.C.nonfunU St. P. Contois 7s.
Tcnn. new sot On. doC. A P. W 6a.
Tenn. new net 63 100 St L.AI.M.Oon. 6. 7fi
Tcnn , old Oa UO .St.L.AS.F.f3n.U. 106M
Vn. Centurion 60 Tux. Pac. IBIS
do deferred do'.Ms
Atchleou 4 70H U. P. Istt of ' 00. . . 104H
AtchlHon A. . . . \VestShoro4s 105)- )
Canada So.Ms. . . . . . So. II. 11
O. P. l ta of "JS. . 101H
bid.
llnltnn Stock < Juotittlo.ii.
BOSTON. April 17. C.ill loans. SaiWojr cent :
tlmo loans , : iH-341t par cent. Closln ? pncos for
BtocUB.bandiandnilnln ; aharoa :
A.T. AS. t' M - . . . .
Am. Suirnr. 10i-5ii : W. Elec. pfO. 61K
Am. Sur.ir Dfd. . . . 06)6 Wls. Central ? <
Ilav State Gas 74 Edison Klcc 124
IlcllTolophono. . . . 170 Gen. Elec. old im
Boston A Maine. . . 1U.1 AtClllH.lll 'Jl 23) )
dopfd 156 Atchlson 4s
C. H.A 73M New Eneland OB. .
Fltchburr H7 Gen. Electric 53. . .
Gen. Klectrlc. 34 % WlB. Cent. iBtB. . . . fitt
Illinois Steel 49 Atlantic
Mexican Central. . ( IK ItOHt.nii .V Montana 4U ,
N. Y. AN.B II8H llutto A rioBton. . . 111 !
Old Colony 17B Cuntennial GO
Ore. Short Una. . . Mi Fr.inklln 111 !
Rubber 39) ) < Kenrairge 02
San Diego OX Qulncy 103
Union Pacific 12U Tamnr.ick 135
WeatEnd 04h Wolverine
Went End pfd 83
Nan rr.inclico Mlnlnc ; Scuo c
SAN FRANCISCO. April 17.--Tho official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks today were u
follows :
Aim 22 Kentucky Con 4
AlphaCon 0 Mexican 87
Annea 28 Mono 22
llolclier 72 Mount Diablo 20
Best A Ilnlchor. . . . 87 Occidental Con , . . . 12
Ilodlo Con 135 Ophlr 176
Unlllon 20 Poloal 6
Caledonia. 0 Savage ao
Choilur 61 Sierra Nevada 8/5 /
Confidence 180 Silver Hill 3
Con. C.1 A Va. . . . . 300 silver Klnsr IO
Con. Imperial Union Con 6tl
Crown Point 70 UtahCon 7
Gould A Curry 61 Yellow Jacket. . . . 60
Hale A NorcroBB. . 125
Silver bars , H7W307 ? < c. Mexican dollars , 643
64Hc. Drafts , aijlit , 7Mu ; tolejrraphlo , lOo.
NO\T York Slliuusr Cluotatloai.
NKW YORK. April 17. The following are the
closing mining quotations :
Ilulwer. 10 Ontario 1070
Choler 60 Ophlr 160
Crown Point 33 Plymouth 20
Con. Cat. A Va. . . . 285 Quicksilver SOU
Dendwood 35 dopfd 1800
Gould A Curry. , . BO Sierra Nevada. . . . HO
Ilulo ANorcross. . 110 Standard 370
Honiestaka I860 Union Con. 66
Iron Silver 10 Yellow Jacket. . . . 50
Mexican. . 80
London Stock yiiotutloiu.
LONDON , April 17. 4 p. m. cloalnsr :
Can.Paoltlo . < St. P.uil coin Oo
Erie . lo l J K. Y. Central 100J (
Erlo2d8 . Pennsylvania. 63S <
111. Central . ReadliiL' 7
Muxlcan ordinary. 1H ? ( Mcx. Cea now -la. . 03
DAR SILVER 50T4d per ounce.
MONEY Ti per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short nnd three months' bills , t 3-IC per cent.
Foreign flimiiclul Affulrs.
. . p xcange o
eight days' sight , 20 marka 4614 pfg.
PARIS , April 17. Three per cent ivntes. 103f
for the account ; exchange on London , 25f 25c for
checks.
IXINDON. April 17. The amount of bullion
gone Into the Dank of England on balance today
Is fill. 000.
LONDON. April 17. Gold U quoted today at
Bucnoa Ayres nt 2C2j Madrid , MO ; Lisbon , 23.2514 ;
St. Petersburg , W ; Athens , 77 ; Home. 104.U ;
Vienna 103.
,
_ _ _ _ _ _
I'luaiiclul Notes ,
DO3TON. April 17 , Clearings , } 1S,418SI9 ; bal-
nncer ,
NEW YORK. April 17. Clearings , { 97,200,3S ;
Uilancen , $ i,113CS6.
I1ALT1MORB , April 17-aerlnss , | 2M3,395 ;
balances , I394.V28.
PHILADELPHIA , April 17. Clearings , JIU91-
23S ( ; balann , Jl , nJ,731.
8T IJOVIH. April 17.-Clearlngs , J4,081,08 ; bal.
anct . J7I1.SM. Money , 6f6 per cent. New York
exchange il premium bid.
WA8HINQTON , April 17. A dlspalch from
Daltlmoiu announces that the llalllmare & Ohio
directors voted today to pan the geml-unnual
dlvldCBd.
OMAHA LIVE HOCK MARKET
Oattlo Receipts Blnckcfi Up Some , but the
Tone of the Ua\kct is Cull ,
SALES SLOW AND RJCES UNSATISFACTORY
4 A. *
lujrrn nnd Sellers ; Fiiit to Clot Together nn
tlio Tut Cnttfo-iTncfbr Gradci 1'nlrly
Active IIORB tCJpen Well ,
but Close -Weak.
' WEDNESDAY , April 17.
The receipts today were 1,401 cattle , 4,002
ogs nnd no sheep , ns against 1,006 cattle ,
J.I78 hogs and no sheep yesterday , and 1,830
cattle , 6,013 hogs nnd 1,512 sheep on Wcdnes-
lay of Inst week ,
CATTLE There were fifty-nine loads of
cattle , nil told , In the yards nnd of that
number about sixteen or eighteen loads
, vcrc western beeves. In the way of native
jecf steers there were only seven or eight
oads and none of them very choice. The
market was slow and dull , as has been the
case all this week. The strength which ha
carried the market rapidly upward during
Ihe past few weeks has apparently spent
Itself for the time being. There was no
snap to the trade and It was slow work to
dispose of the offerings. The fact Is the
market Is In that unsatisfactory condition
In which buyers nnd sellers are widely at
variance In their Ideas. Salesmen after the
late advance are all Inclined to hold for
strong prices nnd Invariably price their
entile way up. On the other hand the
buyers are weak nnd seem to feel that
prices are already too high and that they
would just as soon dowithout the cattle.
As a result the market Is a drag and far
from satisfactory to either buyers or
sellers.
There were seven or eight loads of cows
and heifers In the yards today. The market
on this kind of cattle was fulrly active and
the offerings were all taken early In the
day. The prices paid were fully steady
with yesterday. A load of heifers and
steers sold nt { 5.25 , nnd a bunch ot heifers
it $1.70. The bulk of the cow stuff was on
the commonlsh order.
The stacker nnd feeder market did not
show any great activity , though there was
lulto a sprinkling of that kind of cattle In
the yards. Among the offerings were ten
oads of Montana feeders. The prices paid
did not show nny material change from
yesterday. Representative sales :
BEEP STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1..1000 J4 40 15..1000 J4 7.85. . . 1176 J.I 00
13..IMG 4 CO CO..128) 4 75 24..1K3 525
62..1235 475 SI..1127 495 81..12.6 510
COWS.
3. . . . 813 121 3..10S ) 210 6.-.1070 300
1. . . . CSO 133 1. . . . 910 223 1..11)70 3 OT
6 , . . . 810 1 DO 1. . . . S90 225 1..11SO 300
L. . . 930 ICO 3. . . . 873 225 7. . . . 92. . 323
6. . . . S93 1 C5 1. . . . &M 2 35 fi. . . . 918 3 4' )
L. . . S9i ) icr 1. . . . CCO 240 Cc&h 773 3 SO
3. . . . 913 1 85 9. . . . S33 2 CO 4..12.17 400
4. . . . 830 2 OJ 4. . . . 765 2 CO 10..1032 400
1. . . . 810 20) 3 , . . . S93 270 3..1050 400
L. . . 7CO 200 1..1230 300 3..1346 430
3. . . . 970 200 10. . . . 993 300 1..1300 400
8. . . . 871' 200
HEIKERS.
1. . . CIO 200 2. . . , 645,240 4. . . . 430 300
1. . . . 4SO 225 8. . . , < 551 2 60 1. . . . 410 3 23
3. . . . 403 223 2. . . . 740 ,2 M 11..875 350
2. . . . 470 235 2..I 533 125. > 1..1170 400
2. . . . f:0 240 3.613,2 [ CO 7..510 415
2. . . . 645 2 40
1. . . . 980 200 2. . . ' , "S8T..2 15 2..1500 I CO
1..1410 200 2.,124 * , 2 r. 1..12G ) 275
3. . . . 970 201 1..119J ,2 25 1..12IO 300
1..1130 200 I..ria30.,2 30 1..1IGO 325
3..1123 200 I.l310 ! 233 1..1630 350
1. . . . 7DO 210 1.(11JOH2 45
STAGS.
6..1ISC 4 00 . . , ,
CALVJIS.
1. . . . 210 1 DO 1. . . . 2 W-275 | 4. . . . 142 450
2. . , . 330 2(0 3..248 300 3. , . . 260 4 .10
1. . . . 2 ! > 0 200 1. . . , 120 , ' ,3 CO 2. . . . 130 4 CO
2. . . . 335 200 2. . . , 18).3 ) DO 1. . . . 140 473
2. . . . 370 213 1. . . ; 290 4 00 1. . . . 12 < > 500
2. . . . 265 220 1.,100 .4 23 I. . . . 140 ROT
2. . . . 345 225 2. . . . H ) ,4 , 2' 1..210 BOO'
2. . . . 165 200 1. . . , 110 ' 4 23 1. . . . 193 ,5 25
1. . . . 310 2 DO 3. . 163j4 DO
BTOCKEIISTANI ) KEEDISRS.
1. . . , 870 .2M.-.I. 3u.,8SOJ30T.- . . . - 638. 3 , 40.
< ! . . . . 430 2 2i ' 4. . ; . < ) .1 15 " 2.V. . 4W * 3 40 |
2. . . . 943 2 f.O 7i. , . 4W 313 22. . . .fill 340
1. . . . D80 250 2. . . . 3tO ! 320 3 * . . . . 802 360
1. . . . 740 2 DO C. . . . P83 620 4. . . . 885 360
1. , . . S68 275 2. . . . 4CO 325 10.709 360
1. . . . 620 275 9. . . . 434 325 B. . . . C 4 370
12. . . . C35 280 7. . . . G21 323 1..710 370
1. . . . & > 300 B. . . . 40 335 10..M6 373
B. , . . D76 300 20. . . . CGD 335 28. . . . 536 373
1. . . . 800 300 2. . . . 870 335 S , . . . 740 3 SO
2. . . . 660 300 4. . , . 690 340 6..731 400
1. . . . 840 3 00 2. . . . 410 3 40
WESTERNS.
Utah.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 bull 1110 * 2 35 D9 steers 1103 M 10
1 steer 12UO 3 50 25 steers ! ) U 435
39 steers 947 3 65
HOGS There were fifty fresh loails of hops on
sale thla morning of about the nvcriiKe quality
seen here of Inte. The market opened with a
few of the Lrst loads celling at al"mt sternly
prices. The trade , however , soon weakened nn < "
closed Do lower. The market wns slow nm :
drnggy nil day nnd It was late before a clearance
wan effected. A large proportion of the light
and light mixed hoes gold at (4.70 to 14.80 , will
$4.75 the popular price. The heavier lions sold
lamely at $4.85 to $4.90. One fancy load of heavy
hogs brought $5.05 and another choice load $5.00.
Representative Hales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
1 ICO . . . $4 41 71 IK ) . . . $473
8 162 . . . 443 DO 188 40 475
13 132 . . . 4 SO B 300 . . . 4 75
37 135 . . . 4 M C8 210 . . . 4 75
3 2J6 . . . 453 74 199 80 475
1 200 . . . 453 . 66 221 160 4.75
2J 170 . . . 460 ' 92 2)5 ) SO 475
6 161 . . . 4 0) 70 5)6 . . . G
8 173 40 I CO 64 221 . . . 4
37 179 SO 4 CO 2 3SO . . . 4
46 1ST 80 4 60 V 45 203 80 4
8 172 . . . 460 76 2.16 . . . 4
68 282 40 4 6) 79 216 12D 4
54 173 . . . 4 CO - B3 214 . . . 473
3 243 . . . 460 92 213 . . . 475
4 ? 175 40 463 10 182 SO 4 73
7 222 80 4 6- . 5 290 . . . 475
60 191 SO 4 C.- ' 11 231 . . . 475
61 197 24' ' ) 4 2 215 . . . 473
6S 18) 84 465 8 255 40 475
94 171 160 46" 2 260 . . . 475
9 230 . . . 465 4 242 . . . 475
108 162 . . . 465 7 214 . . . 473
102 181 40 4 C5 12 260 . . . 475
71 177 . . . $4C3 68 21.1 . . . $1 75
3 2S6 SO 4 C5 4 2iO . . . 4 75
15 205 . . . 4 C5 5 224 . . . 175
8 105 . . . 4.C5 26 238 80 473
7 202 . . . 4 C5 11 233 . . . 4 75
2 200 . . . 1 C5 18 248 . . . 4 77',4 '
79 181 . . . 407 ! $ 83 216 80 4 77',4
91 208 80 470 E 458 . . . 4(0
95 202 . . . 470 DO 373 . . . 4 SO
75 208 . . . 470 D8 237 . . . 480
21 232 . . . 470 C2 228 . . . 480
S3 213 SO 470 13 349 . . . 4 SO
103 174 160 470 C6 234 . . . 4 SO
96 203 SO 470 10 380 . . . 410
93 196 160 4 70 B 261 . . . 4 ED
f > $ 206 40 4 70 4 210 . . . 4 Si
61 198 SO 4 70 113 343 4SO 483
15 221 . . . 470 10 316 . . . 4 8S
6 260 . . . 470 62 267 80 485
7 213 . . . 470 61 232 ICO 485
14 220 . . . 4 70 DO 269 40 4 85
C 250 . . . 4 70 S6 378 . . . 4 S3
74 197 120 475 9 2(9 ( SO 465
21 211 . . . 475 64 358 . . . 4 90
74 203 . . . 475 23 2'6 60 410
90 205 80 475 D9 322 . . . DOT
73 209 40 4 75 ' 4S 320 . . . 505
1'IGS.
4 175 . . . 2754 , M 1 > 350
6 76 . . . 3SOJ , .lull 105 . . . 350
10 123 . . . 3 00 ,13 9i . . . 373
10 95 . . . 3 GO,4 , ? ' ' , „ ' 20 126 SO 400
SHEEP There w rb..n heep In the yards
and nothing on which , . Jjo base quotations. Bo
far this week only 216'sheep have been received ,
and they came In edt Mbnday.
Kccctptn nnd l > l | > p ltlon of Stock ,
Odlclal receipts an > l ( deposition of stock as
shown by the bookarufthe , Union Stock Yards
company for the tw nty > four hours ending at
3 o'clock p. m. , Aprllr7ir 18)5 ) :
HKCKii'TS.
,11 ' Cars. Head.
Cattle ' . . . . . . . 69 1.404
Ho&a ; . . , DO 4,0i)2
DISPOSITION.
a 111. Cattle. lloKf.
Omaha Packing comiiuiyi 257
The O. 11. Hammond.company 307 1,023
Swift and company. . . . , . . . , 326 1,222
The Cudahy Packing * .company 35 677
Wilson . . .I ? . ' .J ' . ' . 183
llrlttaln vi 211
American Packing company , K. C , . 44
Cudahy. Kansas City. . . . ! 64
J. L. Carey < 15
R. Decker & Degen. . . 89
Vansant i H
J. Lobman , 192
Hamilton & B 3
U Decker . . < 11
Shippers and feeders 329 40
Left over . . . . . 400
Total 1.425 4,045
htoclc In Mlclit.
Record of receipts of the four principal mar
kets for Wednesday , April 17. 1S95 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha. . , 1.404 4oo2
Chicago . . , , 9.DOO 19.0JO 11,000
Kansas City . ' . " . 3.COO 13,000 6,600
St. Louis i 2.600 6,200 1,000
Totals , 17.1M 42.203 17,600
Kant * * City Live Block.
KANSAS CITY. April 17. CATTLE Receipts ,
3.CUO head ; shipments , 1,100 head ; market steady ;
Texas steers , P.tit)5.10J ) Texas cows , l2.10ftL40 ;
beef steers. $3.754)6.10 ; native cows , I1.75&4.7S ;
stockers and feeders. IS.90fc5.40 ; bulls. 2.2Sfcl.7S.
HOGS Receipt * . 11,000 head ; shipments. 800
head ; market weak to lOc lower ; bulk of sales.
. | Ue4.85 ; heavies , I4.7CQU3 ; ; > acker .
" JI.COni.90 : lights , ii.SOffU'i Yorkers , Jl.
4.75 ; pigs. H.OW4.60.
SHEEP Receipts , 6,100 head ; shipments , none )
arket steady. ,
OIUOAQU UVi : STOCK.
attic Huron Held Hack In the Hope of
Forcing 1'rlcrs Down.
CHICAGO , April 17. Cattle buyers again held
ack In the hope of forcing prices down a little ,
ut the smnllnrss ot the supply Mood In the
ay of lower prices. The supplier are dwindling
ery fast , nnd the arrivals for Ihe first half ot
ic week foot up let a than 20 , WO head , a re-
uetlon of 5,000 head from tha receipts for the
oncsponillng lime last week. After buyers
tartcd In to buy n fair business was transacted
t unchanged prices , nnd very common lo
: rlctly cholco native beef steers wild at from
' > to 16 , the great hulk of the wiles liclnir bo-
ween J3 nnd JO , wllh the larger pnrt of the
oed beeves at from J5.0 to J5. * > , Kxlln beeves
fere stendy nt from J6.i : to JG.23. Eastern ship-
ers nnd dressed beef firms were fnlr buyers ,
ut the decline In Drltlsh maikets rhrckrd the
xport trade. There was a very good caller
or butchers' nnd canncrs' ' oiuff nt from J2 to
4.50.
Packers paid Tuesday's advanced prices
or hops rather reluctnnlly today , mid
eng before noon sellers were calling
he market weak and nt from tc
o lOc lower. A mnnll part of the supply was
old early nt unclmnRed prices , and ns the entire
upply , includlnK the swine left over from yrs-
onf y. did not run over 21.000 head , neither
ocnl pnckcrB nor enstetn shippers were able lee
o much buying. Snles weio nt n range of from
4.SO to J5.23 for heavy , the bulk going at from
5.10 to $5.15. LlRht weights sold nt from JUS
0 J5.05 , chlelly nt from J4.S5 to J3.05 , nnd pom-
iion to mixed found buyers nt from J4.75 lo
Sheep exporters nre no lonitcr buying freely ,
nd they state Hint n. Rood foreljrn outlet Is. out
f the question until prices decline to n point
lorrcspondlng to the decline In Itrltlsh markets.
Jressed meat firms nnd shippers , too , nre not
lolng much. The day's market wns weak and
owcr , particularly for the numerous Hocks of
Texan clipped sheep. Inferior to fancy sheep
vero as low as from J2.EO to J5 , Tcxnns sell-
ng nt from J2.M to J2.83 nnd westerns at fiom
1.25 to J4.75. Ijimbfl sold at from $3.50 to J3.50.
Receipts Cnttle. 9.COO head ; hogs , 19,000 head ;
ihecp. 11,000 head.
Now York Llvo StucK Mnrknt.
NEW YORK , April 17.-ItEEVEK-Recelpts.
, .84 lienil ; on sale 60 cars ; m.irket Plow nnd
venk ; closed 10il5c lower nil nround ; native
teem , poor to Rood , J4.fOfiC.10 ; Texans , 4.30 j >
.40 ; oxen nnd stags , J3.iHKf4.40 ; bulls , J2.C5C3.00 ;
ry cows , J1.04J4.00. European cables quote
\mcrlcnn sterrs at l2fI12Uc , dressed welRht ;
efi-lRprator beef nt Si 10Hc. Exports today ,
)0 lirrvvfl nnd 3.9CO qunrters of beef.
( ALVHH Receipts. 3,200 head ; on sale , 3,300
lend ; market closed dull at H0ic lower ; veals ,
poor to prime , J3.00ifi3.00.
SHEEP AND LA.MHS Receipts. 7,318 head ;
in sale , 21 cars or 4,300 head ; Hheep. steady ;
nmbs , ilrm ; unshorn sheep , poor to prime , $4.00
15.30 ; clipped , poor to prime , J3.00JT4.50 ; un
born lambs , common to choice , 14.5006.00 ;
lipped , ctunmon to choice , J3.75f5.50.
1IOOS Receipts , 7,814 head ; market higher nt
j. 3jf3.65.
St. Loin * I.lvu Stork.
ST. LOUIS , April 17.-CATTLE-Recelpts , 2,600
icad ; shipments , 1,200 head ; market easier ; more
ro.-xl cattle than usual offered nnd buyers more
ndepemlent : native steers of 1.1RS to 1,285 llis.
old nt J3.5n J5.SO ; steers , 950 to 1.025 Ibs. , J4.COCT
.63 ; Mockers nnd feeders , J2.75iff4.25 ; native
lelfei-H , J3.50 T4.SO ; cows. J2.23W4.25 ; fed Texas
J3.75if5.00 ; grassers , J3.00S4.00 ; cows , J2.00
IIOQS Receipts , C.200 hend ; shipments , 800
lead ; market opened stendy , but closed lower ;
( envy. J4.9085.00 ; mixed , { 4.8005.00 ; light , Jl.60
SHEEP Receipts. 1,000 hend ; shipments. 1,200
head ; market steady for Rood , but lower for all
' 'hers ; native mixed. J4.00 < jf4.75 ; clipped natives.
4.40 ; southwestern , J3.25Q > 4.00 ; spring lambs , J4.50
J5.GO.
St. Louis Uoncriil Market.
ST. LOUIS. April 17.-FLOUR-Flrm nt the re.
cnl advance , but dull ; patents , J2.75iff2.90 ; fancy ,
2.2j 2.G5 ; choice , J2.CO2.10. Rye Hour , JS.OO ®
WHEAT Opened firm , ndvnnccd < { o , followed
ly a relapse of We to % c. after which the market -
ket was extremely nervous nnd unsettled ; later
on n Rood buying demand the price advanced Jc
to = Hc. and closed nt the top , He above yester-
layj No. 2 red , cash , 53Ttc ; May , BG&c ; July ,
COUN Dull and unsettled nnd heavy during n
greater part of the session , selling off He , but
closlnR the name for Mny , with July Uc better
lhan yesterday , and September lower ; No. 2
mixed , cash. 42c ; May , 4Zic ; July , 43c ; Sep.
[ ember , 4Htc.
OATS Wenk movement , firming up ilurlnR the
latter part , which wns c below yesterday at the
close ; No. 2 cash , 23ic ; Mny , 291Jc ; June , 295 c ;
July , 29c.
RYE Klrm ; D8c.
1IRAN Stendy , but quiet nt the recent decline )
C7c for sacked , enst track.
CORN MEAL J2.1002.15.
FLAX SEED-Qulet ; J1.38.
QRASS SEEDS Stendy ; demand fair ; clover ,
poor to choice , J7.DOO8.C3 ; timothy , J4.7J5f5.03.
HAY Film ; prairie , choice tn fancy , JSI.OOO
10.50 , this side ; timothy , prime to fancy , JJ.COy
lj.50.
1JUTTRR Firm ; fancy Elgin , 22c ; separator
creamery , 17@lSc ,
EOGS Firm ; II
WHISKY-Steady ; JL21 for distillers' nnlshed
Roods. ,
llAaOING 45f,5I3 , ' c.
COTTON TIES- .
PROVISIONS Pork , standard mess , JobblnR ,
(12.45. ( Lnrd , prime steam , J6.75 ; choice , JG.87i. (
Ury salt meats , boxed shoulders , $3.23 ; lonRs.
fG.SO : ribs , J6.C214 : shorts , J6.75. Ilacon , Ixixcd
shoulders , JG ; lonRB , JG.75 ; ilbs , J7 ; shorts , J7.25.
RECEIPTS Flour , 4,000 bbls. : wheat , 7,000 tu , ;
corn , 11.000 bu. ; onts , 23.000 bu.
.SHIPMENTS Flour , C.OOO bbls. ; wheat , 21,000
bu. ; corn , 9,000 bu. ; oats , 6,000 bu ,
Liverpool AttirUuts.
LIVERPOOL , April 17. WHEAT Ppat steady ;
demand moderate ; No. 2 red winter , 4s 24d ! ;
No. 2 red spring and No. 1 hard Manitoba , Cs 2d ;
No. 1 California , 4s lid ; futures opened stendy ,
with near positions unchanged and distant posi
tions Hd lower ; closed steady , with May and
June lid higher : others unchnnRrd ; business
about equally distributed ; April , 4s lOd ; May
and June , 4s lOViM ; July , ts iod ; August , 4s
September , 4s lid.
CORN Spot dull ; American mixed , new , 4s
d ; futures opened steady , unchanged ; clotted
quiet , with April nnd July Ud higher and other
m mths unchanged ; business heaviest on latest
positions ; APIII , May nnd June , 4s 2id ; July ,
4s 3Vid ; August , 4s 3V4d ; September , 4s 4d.
FLOUR Firm ; demand moderate ; St. Louis
fancy winter , 6 9d.
PROVISIONS Hacon , quiet ; demand poor ;
ruml-ieilnml cut , 2S to 30 His. , 33s Cd ; short ribs ,
Si Ibs. , 33s Gil ; long clear , light , 38 to 45 Ihx. ,
32s ; long clear , heavy , 65 Ibs. , 33s ; short clear
backs , light , 18 Ibu. , 33s Cd ; phort clear middles ,
heavy , 65 lb . , 32s Cd ; clear Miles , 14 to 16 Ibs. ,
24s. Shoulders , pquare , 12 to IS Ibs. , 30s Cd.
Hams , ehort cut , 14 to 16 Urn. , 43s Cd. Deef ,
extra India mess , 71s 3d ; prime mess , COs. P < irk ,
prlmo rnens , fine western , DSs 9d ; prime mess ,
medium , BSs 9d. Lurd , dull ; prime western ,
35fl3d ; refined , In pnlls , 36s ,
CHEESE Quiet ; demand poor ; finest American
white , 48s 6d : finest American colored , 60s.
HUTTBR Finest United States , 70s ; good , D3s.
TURPENTINE SpliIts. 22s Cd.
ROSIN Common , 4s IHd.
COTTON SEED OIL Liverpool , refined , 17s 9d.
LINSEED Oil.20s Cd.
PETROLEUM Refined , not quoted.
REFRIGERATOR DEEF Forequartcrs , 4.H < 1 ;
hlndquarteis , G'id.
I1LEAC1UNG POWDER-Hnrdwood , f. 0. b. ,
Liverpool , 7.
HOPS At London ( Pacific coast ) , 2 10 .
IVool Market.
HOSTON , April 17. The American Wool nnd
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow : If It were
not for the trunsactlcna In foreign wool the
volume of business done this week would foot
up a light total. Free- purchases of Australian ,
however , combined with a fair-sized trade In
South American wools , brings the aggregate of
the week's transactions up to quite a respectable
figure , nearly 3,600,000 Ibs. Prices In domestic
wools still fall to respond to the Improvement
previously quoted abroad. A very steady feeling
prevails , however , and we know of no conces
sions whatever that have been made In selling
prices. Transactions have been effected nt pre
cisely the same figures as were quoted two
weeks ag : > for exactly the name wools. Some of
the newly shorn wools are on the way to this
market , and some , notably California , have been
sold here nt prices which certainly show no
further casing off. The sales of the week amount
to 2,373,000 Ibs. domestic and 1,471CUO Ibs. for
eign , making a total of 3,741COO Ibs. , against a
total of 3,393.000 Ibs. for the previous week nnd n
total of 2,147,000 Ibs. for the corresponding week
last year. The sales since January 1 , 1&95 ,
amount to 45,9G3G50 Ibs. , against 39,198,400 Ibs.
n year ago. The Philadelphia sales aggregated
1,109,100 Iba.
ANTWERP , April 17. At the wool auction
pales today 2,168 bales were offered , of which
l,6Ci bales were withdrawn. The sale won poor
nnd the demand slim. The attendance was
limited and prices unchanged. Following are
the pales In detail : Huenox Ayrcn , IS3 bales at
2fiG'/ ' . < ! ; Montevideo , 141 bales at 3j6d ; Victoria ,
63 bales at 9d.
Italtlmorn .ImrlioU.
BALTIMORE , April 17. FLOUR-Flrmer
western superfine , S2.OHi2.lS ; western extra , $2.25
O2.65 ; western family , $2.70 2.90 ; receipts , 13,051
bbls. ; shipments , 11,497 bbls.
WHEAT Steady ; spot and month. C2)i < T c
Mav GUsGMc ; July , CO c ; steamer No. 2 red
D9HQCOo ; receipts , 1,622 bu. ; southern wheat by
sample. ClflW.ic.
CORN Fasy : spot , 4949ic ; month , 40Hfi
49c ; May , 49'iO49 c ; steamer mixed , 4SVH
4S c : receipts , 36.000 bu. ; shipments , 7,693 bu.
southern white , 60c.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 western , 35VS6 asked ; No
2 mixed , 34c asked ; receipts , 803 bu , ; stock
149.005 bu.
HYB Firmer ; No. 2 , tlC62c ; receipts , 956 bu.
stack. 21,000 bu.
HAY Steady ; good to choice timothy , $13.000
13.50.
GRAIN FREIGHTS Rather quiet , with an
easy feeling ; unchanged.
CHEESE Quiet end unchanged.
Kuear Market.
NEW YORK. April 17. SUGAR Raw , firm
sales , l.COO tons Muscovado , 89 tent , 1 ll-16c
refined. Ilrm ; No. 6 , 3 < iJ3 ll-16c ; No. 7 , 316&
3c : No. 8 , 3C-1633ic ! ; No. 9 , 3UC3 7-16c ; No
10 , 3 D-16Qfic ; No. 11 , 8U03 7-lCc ; No. 11 , 3 1-1
O3Uc ; No. 13 , So ; off A , 31i 3c ; mold A , 4 3-16
( f4Hc : standard A , 3 13-KVcHc ; confectioners' A
3 13-16&4C ! cut loaf. 4 H-lMjUic ; crushed , 4 9-1GO
4Kc ; powdered. 4 3-16@4Kc ; granulated , 3 1S-1CW
4'icj cube * . 4 3-1684HQ.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK , April 17.-Optlons steady nt 100
20 point * advance , ruled fairly active on loca
coverlne and a few European buying orders , fol
lowing unexpected advance at Havre. Clotei
steady at 1M/20 points net advance. Sales , 13.DOO
bags. Including : April , (14.35 ( ; May , $ ll. 5G14.0fi
June , IU.U013.90 ; July , $14.U&14.19 ; September
IH.OJQ14.13 ; October , flLWiaiUOj December , JU.S
G14.00. Bpot coffee. Hlo dull : No. 7. J1E 7J , n > ml-
alt mild , quiet ) CordoVH. JIS.2MH ) K ; * ale . l.uol
kirs. Maracnlbo , p. 1.1 6J7 pkgs. Conlml Am-r
nn. Warehouse dellverlt * from New York ye >
frtay , 6,11s IKUJHJ New York stock today ,
07 , SO I bags : United Slfttti stock , 219,010 bacs ,
lloal for the United States , 202,000 bnK ; totni
Islble supply for Ihe I'nltoil Slates , 4M.OIC bus * ,
Italnst KjK > ) buR * Injt yrir.
SANTOS , April 17. Quirt ; good nvrrnce Snnte\
15.10 ; receipts , 0.000 bigs : stock , 2Dft.O"0 hag * .
HAMUL'RU , April 17. Steady , Ut ( 4 pfp. ad
ancc ; Mies , S.OoO bacs.
IHO , April 17-Wenki Nn. 7 llln. II * . 33 ; ex-
hnnge , S'l'l ; receipts , 7'X'O bags ; cleared for the
fnltcd Slates , C,000 ; for Europe , none ; ttnck ,
7.000 Kins ,
JIAVIin , April IT.-COt'TKK-Opened nul .
if advance ; nt noon ivndy , 'if ndvimce ; nt .1
. in. , stonily , 1'f udvi.ncc ; closed stendy nt Hit
ict advance tor the day. Bales , 17,000 bng3.
ItulntliVlirnt
DULUTH , April K.-WIUJAT-Close : Nn. 1
iard , cash , C2Hc ; April , 62 ic ; Mny. 63Hc ; July ,
Ic ; No. 1 northern , cuili , 63o ; April. C2c ; May ,
2kc ! ; July. C3c ; September , 61'tc ; No. 2 nnrtlictn ,
ash , 6Sfs e ; No. 3. B5c ; trjcctttl , 52e ; to
.irlve. No ! 1 hard , C3H > ' , No. 1 northern , C2Hc.
Jllntiriiioll4 | N > licat AtiirUot.
MINNEAPOLIS , April 17. Wheat jrlosoil
trong ; April , CO'.je ' ; May , t ? ic ; July , ClHWI'ic ;
September , 69c , On tinck : No , 1 hard , C2.'i
No. 1 northern , Cl'.io ; No. 2 northern , Wlc.
'lour , steady ; Hist patents , $3.20fT3.40 ; second
latetits , $2.901(3.15 ( ; first clears , $2.3302 60.
Priirln MurUvU.
PEORIA , April 17.-CORN-St.'ady . ; No. 2 , 4l > ie ;
No. 3 , 44 > iC.
OATS-Dull ; No. 2 white , MQ31' , c ; No. 3
white. 30siff31e.
RYScarce | ; No. 3 , DWGIc.
WIIlSKY-FIrm ; nnlshcil Roods. $1 21.
KIIIIOIII City .Markets.
KANSAS CITY , April 17. WHEAT Firm ; No.
hard. 63c ; No. 2 red , DCHS7c : rejected , D2c.
CORN-FIrm ; No. 2 mixed , 44lf44'.itj ; No. 2
vhlte. 43Hc.
OATS Weak ; No. 2 mixed , We ; No. 2 white ,
3c.
TrlncoVnent < Jniitntlons.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 17. WHEAT Firm ;
December. 96r c ; .May , 68(40 ( ; vlvatcd , 151,914
centals of wheat.
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Much Information and many valuable hints
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number of the Author's Journal. Among the
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perlenccs With Publishers , " 'by Mary J ,
Holmes , the popular author , and "A Con-
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There Is a sketch with portrait of Richard
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stories. "Daboo's IMrates" Is a tale breath
ing the tropical spirit of the Malay jungle ,
from the hand ot the editor , uounsevelle
Wlldman. Verncr Z. Ileed contributes "Lo-To-
Kali and the Golden Woman , " another of his
close studies of the better side of Indian na-
lure. These Utes and Navajos are as far
from Cooper's noble red man as they are
from the degraded loafer about western rail
way stations. The more solid articles ot the
number are "The Jew In San Francisco , " by
Habbl G. A. Danzlger , from the Hebrew's
point of view , and by Mrs. K. M. Nesfleld ,
from the Gentile standpoint , a long and fully
Illustrated article. It Is curious to BCD where
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At a time when there Is such general
Interest In all matters pertaining to the
stage , the article on Joseph Jefferson In the
April New England Magazine will have a
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himself , his family , his home and his art
are treated In a most vivid way by one who
speaks with authority , the author , Mr , Wil
liam E. Bryant of the Boston Journal , being
a personal friend of the favorite actor. The
Illustrations enhance the value of the sketch ,
while reproductions of paintings from the
actor's own brush ore among the number.
Warren F. Kellogg , 5 Park Square , Boston.
A talk with the author of "Trilby , " Mr.
George Du Maurler , reported by Robert
Bhcrard In McClure's Magazine for April ,
tells a good story , with as charming1 a candor
and cordiality as "Trilby" Itself. The son
of a man of talent whose ready projects were
always disappointing the high hopes In which
they began , Du Maurler's youth was full of
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with which ho confesses his surprise at find
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with financial panics ; and a study with portraits
traits and other pictures , of Pierre Loll as
he appears In private life writing his novels ,
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Holt , who concludes his series of papers on
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other remedies for Its alleviation , better and
more universal education particularly civic
education and the cultivation of altruism.
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women In England , France and Germany
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CONSOLIDATED COFFEE CO. ,
Coffee Roasters , Spice Grinders , Manufacturers
German Baking Powder and German Dry Hop
Yeast , 1414 and 1416 llarney-at. , Omaha , Neb.
V1.OVK.
S. F. GILMAN.
Manufacturer of GolJ Medal Flour. I
C , E. Dlack , Manager , Omaha.
FVUXITVttK F.ICTUKIKS.
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Manufacturers of parlor furniture , lounges , Jin-
Ing tables & folding beds. 18th ave. . Ooyd to
Sahler streets.
1CK A.\J > CO.l/ , .
SOUTH OMAHA ICE AND COALCO.
Domestic & steam coal. We have the best ON
nee 1C01 Farnam-st. Telephone : Office 373 , yard
17C6. J. A. Doc , gen'l manager.
IfOKKli.
INDUSTRIAL IRON WORKS.
Manufacturing & repairing ot all kinds of ma-
chlnery , engines , p-.imps , clevatorr , prlntlnf
presses , hangers , shafting & couplings. llOd-1
Howard at , , Omaha.
PHOENIX FOUNDRY CO.
Fire hydrants , water & gas pipe , specials ; boiler
fronls & fittings , street R'y car wheels. Archl-
tectural Iron works. Office 307 8. ICth-at. , Omaha.
PAXTON & VIERLIHG IRON WORKS ,
'IVi of Architectural Iron Work. General
Foundry , Machine and Ulacksmlth Work. En-
glneers & Contractors for Fireproof Ilulldlngs.
Ofllce and Worki , U. P. Ry. & So. 17th Street.
Omaha.
THE MERCER CHEMICAL COMPANY.
Manufacturers c * . fluid extract ! , elixirs , syrupy
& wines , compressed triturates , hypodermic tab
lets , pills & scientific medical novelties. Omaha ,
, COTJ , UltlltS.
L. G DOUP.
Manufacturer Mattresses , Spring I3ed < ; Jobbtr
Feathers and Pillows. North l th and Nicholas
Sts. , Omaha.
TIIK XOXP.lKKtfu
THE NONPAREIL MACARONI , YERMICILAL
and Noodle factory , S. 13. cor. ICth and Webster
Successors to the German-American. Ask far
our goods. They are the best.
XK1HT WATCH , J'lltK SEltriCK.
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
The only perfect protection to property. Eiam-
Ine It. Beit thing on earth. Reduces Insurance
rates. 1304 DoUElaa-st ,
, FAVTOHIKll.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO.
Manufacturers & Jobbers of the celebrated Buck-
tkln brand shirts , pants , overalls & duck cloth
ing. 1101-3-5 Harney-st. Factory East Omaha.
KATZ-NEVINS CO.
Manufacturer * of men's & boys' clothing , pant * ,
hlrts & overalls. 202-212 8. llth-it.
1IOXKS.
THE OMAHA PAPER BOX CO ,
Manufacturer * of all kinds paper boxes , shell
boxes , sample cases , mailing tubes , etc , wed-
dlng cake & fancy candy boxes , druggist A
boxes. 1203-10 Jones-at. , Omaha.
KllHIT KICTOUIISH.
J. II , EYANS-NEBRASKA SHIRT CO
Exclusive custom shirt tailors.
1C1C Farnam street. Telephone 903.
VA I'/.VO IUIICIC.
HENRY BOLLH , OMAHA.NEB . ,
Factory In Louisville , Cast Co Quality of bilcK
guaranteed to be aa gooa as any mau'JfaitureJ
GUtslde ot tbU srate. Henry Uolln.
'CUPIDENE"
Cures the effects ot
telf-abuse , exceince.
emissions. Imnotency ,
varlcocele ana constl-
patlon. One dollar a
box , nix for K. For
Bale by THE GOOD
MAN fmua co. , ana
KUHN & CO.
\ \ ' tcnil ttio re rr lnm French I
Iterm-.ly CALTHOS f iw. and a (
legal guarantee IbattJilTlloi Will !
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A1 Al > fSTV No matter what booklet
. < lil/\I\Ull on bprculatloa you muy
TTD \ ftfrVft hiivo ruad hcnd for ours
1 I < ALMiNU Wich | , in NKW and COM-
PYPI AINPri ' Itclearlyox- -
CAI'l AinCUpininw marKln tradlnz ,
and DKFINKH Al-LMAllKEToxprebaioua. If *
fruo und will loach you souiothlnir. .
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