TITTD OMAHA DAIJjY JJEEn THURSDAY. APRIL 25. 1805.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Heavy Sales of Oaeh Wheat ot Chicago the
Feature.
CORN WAS DRAGGED ABOUT BY WHEAT
\ t § Were Only 1'nlrly Active wllh n
rinner 1'eclliiB , Iiilluoncnl bj a
Klinllrtr 1-fi'llnc laUient
and Corn.
CHICAGO , April 21. The heavy dcmnnil
for nnd silica of cash whent nt Clilcntro
were the features of the day's llonril of
Trnde ljuslneps , which In the end finally
overcame some persistent short selling nml
closed the market nt nn ndvance of from
Vie to o for July , with May nt the pnme
price ns on the day before. May corn closed
% c higher nnd Mny onta Uo higher. 1'ro
Visions finished at slight declines.
Wheat , which closed yesterday weak nnd
flejected , opened strong nnd In good dc-
mnnd. It kept up Its spirits for a time , but
heavy Bolting of shorts became the feature
of the ttndlng for nn hour , nnd there wns
BO much tnoro of It than the buying orders
could nbsorb that the price soon began to
give way , and from ( Wic nt the opening
for Jlay there wns a decline to C'J'ic ' , nnd
a drop In July from GlUc nnd GU4e about
the opening to C0',4o. ' The strong opening
was du ? to the continuance of the dry
weather In the winter wheat country nnd
the strength of the Liverpool market In the
face of yesterday's decline litre. The mar-
Uet recovered from the prices last quoted
to near the level of the opening quotations ,
but short tellers were In readiness for It
nnd ngaln gave the bulls more than they
could carry , dtprc-SBing the price again to
r > 9',4c for Afay nnd to Oi-1J8r for July. A very
lipnvy rash business was done here , although
New York reported no Inquiry there. Ar
mour & Co. reported SiO.W ) bu. sold by
them for qxport ; J. J. Hrynnt reported hav
ing sold five enrgoo ; " , already amounting to-
Kclher to about Zlft.WO bu. i'rlmary mnrket
receipts were ISJ.OO ) bit. , against 171,000 bu
last week nnd 172,000 bu. n year ngo , nn <
exports from IMP Atlantic seaboard \vere
only nbout ICO.IWO bu. In wheat nnd Hour
together. The rnch business done hero
was the chief Influence nrnr the close , nnd
the persistent selling by the bears all day
was overcome. Huyvrs llmilly wanted
wheat nftcr the bears had baled themselves
out , nnd , there being little mure for sale ,
the price rose buoyantly In Iho last twenty
minutes of the session to n"ar the highest
price of the day for July. The liitcst trad
ing wns nt t,9c for May nnd ClM > e to Cl'lc
°
A report from San KranclKco that the
7,000,000 or 8,000,000 bu. of wheat belonging
to the Fair estate had been ordered to be
Bold nnd wns depr sslng the markets on
the Pacific const was one of the Influences
which the market hero bad to contend with.
The closing demand was such that Cl , .c
wns bid for July before the-traders lef
The corn market was dragged about by
wheat. It opened firm at 47' < iC for Mny
nnd 47c for July , sold for May nt from
47'fc to 47'Jc , down to from lOtfc to 4fie
nnd baok again to from -ITlJo to 4'Uc
nt the close. July pursued n similar course ,
nelllng off to 47'Ac nnd back to from 47-lc
to 47&c In the end. Receipts today were
'oats ' were only fairly nctlve , with a flrme
feeling , Inllucnccd by n similar feeling li
wheat nnd corn , dry weather here nm
Borne covering by shorts. May started u
2Sc , sold to SSUc , down to 2S14C , nml closci
nt 2Sc. July ranged from 2Sc to 289 c am
closed nt USUc bid.
The provision market was dull nnd price
had a somewhat downward tendency. In
the end , compared with closing prices 01
the dny before , pork wns 12' c lower , Inn
7V4o nnd ribs Go lower. The day's run o !
hogs numbered 29,000 head , and for tomor
row 23,000 are expected , the Increasing re
ceipts , with lower prices at the yards , caus
ing the easier feeling.
Estimated receipts for Thursday : Wheat ,
8fl cars ; corn , 223 cars ; oats , 170 cars ; hogs ,
2C.COO head.
The Isndlng futures ranged as follows :
Cash quotations were ns follows :
KLOl'Il Winter patenls , J2.COiT3.00 : winter
BtralRhtB , 12 ! V12.7.V. pprlnK iwtcnts. Jl.JUffn.O ) ;
aprlne utrnlKlilx , } 2 231J.I.OO : li.iKers , tl.S5 > ! | 2.Xi.
WHKAT No. 2 FprlnK , 37 < t < CnsC ; No. 3 tprlng ,
nominal s No. 2 rod. f.D fifiOe.
CORN No. 2 , 17 f47l.'icj No. 3 yellow. 40f4 < i'.5c.
OATS Nn. 2. 2Sic ; No. 2 White , 32',4T33c ' ; No.
I while , Sl JtSIV.e ,
HYI3 NIL 2. Me.
nAKMir No. 2. C30D3UCJ No. 3 , MQoSc ; No.
4 , M i31c.
FI.AX HKED-Xo. 1 , N.I2.
TIMOTHY SHii-rrline , } j.n.
IMlOVIfilONB-Mcm | mrl { , ppr bbl. . | 12.:2'.iQ '
12.3714. 1-nrd , per 100 lb . , JO RTgR.M. Short
rtba , Bides. looKn. fiflG.7li. ( Dry snlled Khoul-
flerH , hnxcd , ir.3HiO5.W ; short clear sides , boxed.
IG.uinc.co.
WII18KV Distillers' nnlsheil eoods , per gal. ,
11.23.
HOOAHS Cut loaf , J4.8 ? ; gniulnted , M.12 ;
Itnndnnl A , JI.03.
The following were the receipts and Bhlpmcntn
today :
On the ProJucQ oxcli.iniratod.iv tlio butter mar
ket wai Btoady : creamery. 10 j20c : dairy. BJlSc.
rlriu ; 12iiil2o. ! ClicvHo , creams ,
NIJW YOIIIC < ) r.Niu.vt. : M
t Qnntntlon on the IVInvlpal Com-
lllUllltllK Hill ) StllplOK ,
NEW YOIUC , April 2l.-FIX > UR-Uecoipts , 17,500
bbls. ; cxpurts , 13.:0 < ) bbls. ; Bales. 17,70 plies.
MaiKct quiet , wllh buyers nnd tellers nbout lOc
apart ; exporters were out of the miikcrt.
City mill patents , JI.Wf71.15 ; winter patents , J2.SO
1.33 ; clly mill clears , J3.S.VB3.43J wlnli-r slrnlghtH ,
J3.0ftffX20 ; Mlnne > la. bakers , J2.15ff3.40. llye
flour , nrm ; salon , 4O ) bbls. ; lupcrllne , W.5ffl3.39.
COIIN M13AIQulet ; yellow western , tl.lOfli
1.13 ; llrnmlywlne , 52.70 ,
HIK'KWHKAT Nominal nt 4 ! > GWc.
WIH2AT IlPcelptB , none ; cxixiris , 32,000 bu. ;
nlea , 8,25.1,000 IHI , futures , 40.0UO bu. si l. HIHH
market firm ; No. 2 red. In store. C5iiiMvc : ;
afloat , cr.Tic ; f. o. b , , C7'iflC73ic , afloat ; No. 1
hanl , 73HC. delivered. Options were moderately
active , and averaped etcndy nil day. 1'rlcea
ck ed slr.uly a * UdUa net ndvance. Ixicnl
horts covereU vlK < > ii i ly at the opening on
higher private cable In tha faec of lower public
s-ccounts , but offering' * pmvnl to be henvy , nnd
K quiet reaction followeil wllh a nulet but Bteiidy
market nt midday A sharp decline In the after
noon followed the announcement Ihat the courts
had ordered the Fair wheat sold , but i > rlee
nnally rallied. No , 2 red , Mny. Cl l-lCIiGI ic ,
clowtl nt 6lr ) c ; June , Cl\CC3t e , closetl nt 65'4e ;
July , G4 ; JCVic. ; elided nt U > ; c ; Aueust , CIHff
Ko , clonetl nt KVic ; Keplember , 65H4IW-1. closed
at 66c : Docrinbor , GiKftdSc , closeil ut CSc.
COIIN Ileci-lpm , 2,600 bu. ; exinirts , 9.700 Ul ;
ale , 300.0'JO bu. futures , 20.WJ bu. epot. Spot
market tlrm ; No. 2. atloat , ICe ; He.-uner ml\iM ,
I2c In elevator. Options noM off nt first on
favorable ) wenther and plinllni ; news , rnllle.l
liiler. nnd was Irregular In Ihe afternoon , ilnnlly
pjlvanclnir i n coverlnB , nnd closwl Uo hlKlu-r ;
May , BlHttW'lc. clo l nt 62'4c ; Juno doted ai
Kot July , HT fMc. cltw l nt 5lc.
OATS Ilecolpts , 31,0(0 bu. ; exports , ! .SOO bu. ;
tales , 173,000 bu. futures. 2.(0)Ui , rjiot. Hp il mnr.
ket linn : No. 2 , M\f32Hc ; No. S dHlvere.1 , : H
FJ3V4c ; No. 3. 31c ; No. 2 while. S7 37'ic ; No.
while , SGUWWic ; track , mixed wesiem. 33 ; c :
track , white wrstnn , 37r41c. Options mrxler-
ut ly active nnd generally firmer on covering ,
oloBlne ViCJfco lilsher ; May , S2'i 32Hc , clotwl at
JJ'io : July , 33i33Vic. closiM at 33Uc.
liors gulet ; state , cumniim to choice , old ,
IC c ; I'aclllo cxxul , old , SCiCc ; 1WI , HilOo.
HAY Steady ; chipping , Wl/Wc ; good to choice ,
t54f75c.
UlUKS-Strong ; Ilucnos Ayres. dry. 10 to ! l
Ibs. . 134c ; wet salted New Orleuim , selected , 45
to CS II > H. , C o : Texas , diy , 21 to 30 Urn. , So ,
I.KATI112H Firm ; hemlock sole , lluenos Ayres ,
IlKht to henvy weights , 17tll8c.
rilOVIBIONS-IUvf. Him : family. Jll.OOfflSW ;
Clly , extnv India. 17. < KWn'J.M. Cut menls. < iulel.
pickled Ix llett , JO.7iiiC.S7ii ; pickled rlioulders. Cc ;
pickled ham * , 9\i < ilOe. IjirJ. easy ; western
teiim chwed at tz.13 , nominal ; April closed at
U.15. nominal ; Muy , 17.1 ! , nominal ; July , 7.:0.
nominal ; n-tlned , quiet ; com | > ound , Jj.2i4i5.37i4.
IVrk , quiet ; new inifs , JlJ.&Oi'H.Wj funilly ,
II3.60O14.OJ ; short clear , t13.6OSl3.CO
IIL'TTEII tiulet ; we tem dairy , StflJ'ic ; west-
> m ereamer > % lIC3)c ) ; Klglns. Jv > c ,
ClIKKaK-Old , t-teady ; large. 6UUc ; small ,
lOHHc ; part tktnu , iU7c.
KQOV oker ; state and Pennsylvania , 13 0
I4a ; westeni , fresh , U'.iUlS'.ic ; southern , lViU
lc ; receipts. 11,151 pkgs ,
TALLONV Flnni-r ; city , 41iCJc ; country. MJ
Hie.
1'BTnOLEUM Nominal ; United rl ce.l at ) Z.06
MdJ 3VMUB < toDt in 111 * . , | ) nomlnili Washing
ton , In bulk , nominal ; reflnul New York , 110 ;
riilludnlpliln nml llnHlmorr , lit ! ) Philadelphia
and llulllmnre. In bulk , 17.45.
IinglN'-Ptead'j strained , common to good ,
si & ' * ul.o2U ,
TIIItPKNTINE-rirm , SlUflSJo.
lllfK-Steady ; domentlc , fair to extra , 4HW
OAe , J u pun. 4JtHc. . .
MOI.AHHKS-Btciuly ; New Orleans , open ket
tle. ( rood to choice. aiflSCc.
MKTAI.S Pi Iron , sternly ; Scotch , II9.WW
M.O'j Am rlciui , I3.KKJ12.00. Copper , steady ;
brokers' price , I.CJ < 4 ; ixclmnge price , M.W. I.on'l ,
sln nKj lirokers' pilCe , J2.M ; exchange price ,
j.07',4. ' Tin , quiet : Blrults . 5I3.SO ? 13IO ; plnlen ,
slow. Sale * on 'clmnse , 10 tons tpot tin , $13.20 ;
M toni to Octnlnr 1 , nt 113.80 ; S Inns Mny. 8.
O. , duuble , I13.M ; 3 cars April lend , nt 13.10.
Speller , quiet ; domestic , 13. W.
COTTON HiiHl : OI1 < Active nml firmer ! snles
nnl Intu yrntcnlay. 1.000 bbls. , Including
prime summer yellow at 27B27'ie : closing with
J8o asked ; off summer yellow nt JS'.Jc.
OMAII.V OIMKAI : : , MAUKKT ,
Cnnilltlon nt Trailo unit Qnolntlonri on
MntiloRiiil 1'nncr I'roilnce.
Poultry was u little more plenty today nnd the
market on liens wns not quite ro strong.
The local cg-R market wns n little firmer , nnd
a good many < lenlcrs were nsklng ' ,40 advance.
Chicago l'roduc < 5 FayH thnl the bear * on the
egg situation hnve not entirely given up the
ghost. Hut those who liuve not ndmUted that
the price of * eggR Is cslabll hc < l for ttiu next
thirty days nt lenst n full cent uliovn the rullnit
price la-t : year nt this time lire not liuylnic nny
t'KKS , becaiiHC liny cinlK.l bo | iurchased at prices
within their vlewH , It him been a struggle for
the pact Unco weeks , wlileh nil ndniltted Hull till 4
week would Kettle for g < wd. The benis nrRiied
that the people would get tired of eggs nfter
HoMer nml give the pi-culntors ] nn cip | < irtunlly
to get Bomo of them nt i educed prices. Therefore
they made up their minds to hnld off until nfler
Ihe cnurnioua consumptive demand was over.
Kuster hn-s pa ol , , nnd Instead of belns a weaker
nmiket tlin.uqlii.ut . the country It him been n
firmer one , l > ui e the ranks of the hears have
bei-ii brnken nnd n penernl plampede mnile fnr
eggs. At l-ext the pennon Is lule. Halter being
Inter than lust yar , the packers are Inter nbout
getting nt tlio storage business , and the result
U Unit there Hie fewer 'ggs in the storage
hnufcn nt preyeni than there were a year ago
till oUr the country. The majnrlly of eggi that
linvo bren purchused thus fnr linve been taken by
the vonimlsKlxn men IM n iuli > , wlm felt the neeil
fnr the stix-lc fnr their trade later on nnd did
not care to take their chances un the market
llin next thlrt > days. Hut ns n rule the specu
lators have held off and some ot them are still
looking for lower pilceK. Hut ill ? mnjnrlty , who
weie | iredlellnK lower pilcea two weeks ngo. have
conceded , ( is stiite < l above , thai prices have been
fixed for n lime nt least , pioliably fir thirty
d.iy < > , during whleli period the majority of spring
eggs should linve been put nway. It Is admitlpj
by all conceined Unit the cunsuinpllve demand
Ims been far heavier tlian expected after Master.
The demand In the ChlciiKo market from the
liicnl trade Is > et tuimcthliiK rnoimnus , nnd with
11.010 a da > In the maikct eaily In the week It
wns not an easy matter to get supplies In car
lots , and there was no mch thing as shading
Hie market. In the wealern ccniers of less img-
nlludc buyers from tills p 'Hit have usually kept
Iho eggs pretty well cleaned up nt pi Ices which
left little or no margin In the Chicago nmiket ,
but made It possible toeecuie llic- eggs where the
purchasing would not crowd prices up nl this
point. Wllh the mat ket a fun cent higher than
liiKt year , nnd the tat Iff duly fiom Canada , lower ,
It Is admitted that pretty close figuring will have
to be made In older to get out of the season
wllh a profit. A good many are predicting a
heavy nm of esgs In the fall as a result of the
Into nprlUB , while others aie of Ihe op'nlon lliat
It will be necessary to lun llic slornge season
well Into June In order to fill the storage houses
up. Quotations :
naas Choice stock , llOllUc ; dirty stock , sec
ondti , lOc.
lirTTllU Packing stock , 67c ; fnlr to good
country. 10i13c : choice to fancy , 14fl7c ; Kntheic , "
creamery , lf ! fl"o ; separator creamery , 19W20C.
MVI3 POUl/rriY-1'uultiy Is not plentiful , and
there Is a Btronger market. Hens , SiUSlic ; mixed.
7'.4fi8e ; ducki. fi'.ifii'c ' ; turkeys , lOc ; heavy toms ,
9c : geese , S4/S'ic.
OAMIIllue wing teal , per doz. , J1.50 ; green
wine tenl , per doz. , Jl.23Ql.CO ; ducks , mixed , per
doz. , tl.00ftl.2u ; canvaMmcks , Jl.OOif J.OJ ; mallards
and red heads , 125003.00.
VKAk Choice fnt , 70 lo inn Ibs. , nre quoted nt
CV4W7o ; large nnd course , 34c.
CHHKHK Wisconsin full cieam , Young Ameri
cans , ISHfitSc : twins , 13c ; Nebraska nnd Iowa ,
full cieam , lie ; NchrnsKa nnd Iowa , part skims ,
7flSc ; Llmburgcr , No. 1 , He ; brick , No. 1 , lie- ,
Swiss. No. 1 , 15e.
HAY Upland hay , J3.SO ; midland , $9 ; lowland ,
} S.W ; rye straw , J5.DO ; color makes Ihe price tin
hay , Light bales sell the best. Only top grades
bring top prices.
1'IUCONS Per doz. , J1.00Q1.20.
VKGBTAHMiS.
POTATOnS Western slock , car lots , Cjf70c ;
small lots , 7c : Karly I lose sex-il potatoes , SOc ;
Karly Ohio seed , $1.10 ; Northern Early Ohio seed ,
Oln ! HKANS Hand picked , navy , $2.20 ; Lima
beans , per lb. , EUc.
ONIONS On 01 ders- yellow , per bu. , $1.10 ; red ,
$1.20.
CAHHAGK On orders , S flSe.
HW13KT POTATOES uood stock , $2 ; seed ,
$2.23.
$2.23.HOIISBRADIBH Per lb. , GJ7c.
PARSNIPS Per bbl. . $1.75. ,
HUTAHAOAH Per lb. . l 4c. ! ' 1,1 ,
PARSLKY Per 'loz. bunches. 33c.
TL'IINII'S Per bbl. , Jl.CO.
Sl'lNACII-Per bbl. , $2.
WATER CHESS Per 16-qt. case. I1.COO1.75.
HAIHK1IKS Per lloz. buncllfs , 35c.
ORKKN ONIONS 1'er doz. bunches , 2032JC.
I.UTTUCE Per doz. . 30i33c.
ABPAHAOVS White stock on orders , GOflCOc
per doz. bunches ; green , 40c.
P113 PLANT Per lb. , 4c.
FIIU1TS.
The quality of the Texas strawberries Is un
usually good this season.
STRAW lliilIlIE8 Per 24-qt. case , $ G : scarce.
APPLES Choice slock , JO.GO ; box apples , $2.23.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Funcy Washington navels , per box.
$ J.CO ; fancy Washington navels , per box , 96 and
112 size , $3 ; choice Washington navels , regular
size , $3.2."i ; choice Washington navel * , 90 nnd 112
size , $3 ; fancy seedlings , per box , $2.75 ; choice
seedlings , per box , $2.2.1 < U2.50.
LEMONS Extra fancy lemons , 300 size , $1.50 :
strictly choice lemons , 300 size , $3.75 ; exlra fancy
lemons. SO' ) ttlze , 14 : strictly choice lemons , SCO
size. W.50rl(3.75.
. HANANAS Choice shipping slock , per bunch ,
F1OS Fancy , 15c ; choice , 12Ifl3c ; California ,
bag * . 7c.
HONEY New York , ICc ; dark , Ho ; California ,
' '
.MAPLE SYIU'P Gallon Jugs , per doz. , $12 ,
lllxby , 5-Bnl. OHI13 , $ .1.
MAl'LE HUOAH-Pcr lb. . PfflOc.
NtlTS-Almonds. 14c ; English walnuts , Fofl-
shelli'd , 12c ; Ftandaids , lie ; Illbeils , 9c ; Drnzll
nuts , Sc : pecans , 10SJ12C ,
MINCE MHAT Fancy , In quarter bbls. , per
Hi. , 0"c ; 10-giil. kegs , Cc ; condensed , per case of
3 doz. pkes. , $2.50.
DATES In CO lo 70-lb. boxes , 5' , c per lb. ; fnrd
dales. 9e per lb.
BAl'EU ' KHAUT Choice white , per bbl. , $3.50 ;
per half bbl. . $ J.
C1DHU Pure Juice , per bbl. . $5 : half bbl. , $3.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , Co ; No. 2 preen
hides , O'.ic ; No. 1 gieen salted hides , 7c ; No. 2
green Failed hides , 6 > , fec ; No. 1 veal calf , S to
15 Ibs. , SiS'Jo ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 7c ;
No. 1 dry Mine hides , S09c ; No. 2 dry flint hides ,
Cjf'c ; No. 1 dry s.ilicd hides , 7c ; part cured
hides , c per puund let's than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS-Grcen salted , each 2560c ;
each OiiflSc ; dry nhcaillngs ( short wooled eaily
skins ) , No. I , each , 0ilOc ; dry shearllugB ( short
wooled eaily skins ) , No. 2 , each 6c ; dry flint
Kansas and Nebinaka butcher wool pells , per
Brcen Balled shearling" ( short wooled early skins ) ,
pound , actual weight , MiSc ; dry Mint Kansas nnd
Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per pound , nclual
Height , 4Gf.c ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per pound , aeiual weight , 4BC' , c ; dry
Hint Colorado munaln wool pelts , per pound ,
actual weight * , 4QCc. Have feet cut off , aa It Is
useless lo pay fielKht on them ,
TALLOW AND GHEASE No. 1 tallow , 4' .
41,40 ; No. 2 tallow , 3ii4c ; Krease , while A , 4 { ?
44c ! : Krease. while II , 3Vic : crease , yellow ,
2ifl > 3o ; grease , dark , 24c ! ; old buller , 2(82ic ( ! ;
beeswax , prime , 175iMc ; luiiBh tallow , 2c.
WOOL , UNWASHED Fine heavy , W7c ; flne
light , SJfflc ; quarter tilood , 10fJI2o ; seedy , hurry
and chaffy , Si9c ; colted nnd broken , com so ,
7ff9c : celled anil broken , fine. C Sc.
WOOL. WABHED-Medlum , ISSlSc ; fine , 11 ®
ICc ; lub nnvheil , KOTISc ; black. Sc ; bucks , Co ;
tatf locks , 2T3c ; dead pulled , & 06c.
Fit US.
Ft'ns near , block , No. 1 , large , J20.00T23.00 ;
bear , brown , No. J , laiBe , $20.00823.00 ; No. 1 me
dium , $16.00 ; No , 1 , Email , $12.00 ; bear , brown ,
yearllnss. No. 1 , larpe. $10.IO ( T12.00 ; No. 1 me
dium , $8.00 : No. 1 , small. $0.00 ; bear , brown ,
culs. No. 1. larse. $7.00 ; No. 1. medium , $5.00 ;
No. 1 , Binall , $3.00 ; badger , NJ. 1. medium ,
$15.00 ; No. 1 , small. $8.o < > Jrlo.oO ; bear , black ,
yearlings , No. 1 , lurue , $ l2.nii 15.00 ; No. j , me
dium , $10.00 ; No. 1 K inn II , ; 7.00 ; bear , black ,
cubs. No. 1 , large , $ C.OOQS.OO ; No. 1 , medium ,
$3.UO iG..iO ( ; No. 1 , small , $4.00 ; bear , black. Mon
tana nnd Ilocky mountain. No. 1. large. J13.00W
20.00 ; No. 1. medium , $14.00 ; No. 1 , small , J10.00 ;
iK-ar , black , Montana ycnillncs , No , 1 , large ,
$12.W ; No. 1 , medium , JS.OO ; No. 1 , small , J5.00 ;
bear , black. Montana cubs. No. 1 , large , $0.50 ;
No. 1 , medium , J4.M ; No. 1. small , $3.00 ; bear ,
sliver tip. No. 1 , targe , $20.00 ; No. 1 , medium ,
$12.00 ; No. 1. small , JS.OO ; bear , silver Up , year-
lings. No. 1 , large. $11.00 ; No. 1. medium , $ .00 ;
NJ. 1. small , $5 ; bear , silver tip , cubs , No. 1 large ,
J1.00 1.M ; No. 1. medium. COc ; No. 1 , small ,
fVe ) : Usher. No , 1 , luiKe , $ S.OQ ; No. 1 , medium ,
$6.00 ; No. 1 , small , $4.00 ; fox. silver , ns to color ,
acconlLnu to beauty. No. 1 , large , $100.00 ; No , 1 ,
medium , $00.00 ; No. 1 , small. $50.00 : fox , silver ,
pale , ncconllne to teauly. No. 1 , lame , $30.00 ;
No , 1 , small , 30c ; mountain lion , perfect
bllll'WI. * v < * , l".l > * , "A w , ultl'lII7 , rtv. J ,
large , $4.00 ; No. l , medium. 13.00 ; No. 1 , small ,
$2.UO ; wolf. mounlaUi , No. 1 , large , $3.00 ; No. l ,
medium. $1.00 : Nn. 1 , small , 11.60 ; wolf , prairie.
No. 1. large. U6 0c ; No. 1. medium. COc ; Nn. 1 ,
small. 40c : bea\er , per skin. No. 1 , large. $5.004f
6.00 ; No. I , medium , $4.50 ; No , 1 , email , IJ.OO ;
beaver klt , No. 1 , large. $1.00 ; No. 1. medium ,
$1.50 ; No. 1 , small , 75c ; muskmts , winter. No. 1 ,
large , SBlOc ; No. 1 , medium , to ; No. 1 , small ,
Tc ; mutkr&ts. fall. No. ] , large , 4U c : No. i ,
medium , 7c ( No. l , small. 6c ; mmkrat kits. J8Sc.
lolton Alurket.
NEW ORLEANS , April Jt-COTTON-QuUij
middling , 6Hc ; low middling , ,60 ; good ordlnnrr ,
6 l-16o ; net receipts. 2,671 bnlfft ; gross , 2Sa
bftlrs ; exports , ronstnrlve , 2,430 boles ; sates , 2,004
Uilrsi stock. 271,149 bales.
NEW YORK , April 21. COTTON Quiet i
middling , S li-ISc ! nn receipts , M bales ; ( trots ,
2,710 bnlcs ; forwarded , (01 bale * ; tnles , 200 bales ;
spinners , 109 bales ; stock , 227,3 bales.
STOCKS AM ) RON OS.
Hull Movement In Securities Rocclrod n
Decided Sellmclt.
NEW TORK. April 2l.-Thc bull movement on
the Block exchange , which hns been In force
for nomc weeks past , has occnalonnlly shown A
reactionary tendency , but hns not met a serious
setback before today. It must not be tinder-
stood , however , thnt the entire mnrkct has given
way or that the bottom linn fallen out of the
market , but nevertheless It Is a fact the result
of today's trading I * n depreciation In values
of the active shares with very few exceptions ,
and the heaviest sufferers nre such niieculatlvo
lenders n the coal flocks nnd the grangers of
the rnllrond group nnd Chlcngo Ons nnd Cordngo
of the Industrials. There wn n fpecliU reason
for the depression In the coalers , which Is to
txi found In the decision of the presidents of
the imlhrncltc coal rondo , made today , to nbeo.
lutely refuse the demands of the Rending com
pany and to miiiwnd the negotiations looking
to nn nmlcable settlement of the percentages
nue tloii.
The movement In the coal stocks has , since
the lieglnnlng of what Is known ns the "presi
dents' conference , " been largely dependent uwn
the favornble or unfavorable reports of the
progress of the conference nnd the breaking ort
of the negotiations naturally caused liquidations.
The decline In the granger stocks wns largely
sympathetic , for there wns no news In the
Btreel nfTectlng these properties , and the selling
Is l > ellcved to have been mainly for the pur.
pones of profit taking. Realizations were also
In order In most of the other stocks which hnv
been In line wllh the advancing column. Not
that the selling was all for the purpose of tnklng
proms , for shorts , taking advantige of the situa
tion , put out some lines during the late nfter-
noon and materially helped the downwind move
ment. There were no evidences of weakness nl
the opening of business , the market being active
nnd strung , but the dealings gradually ntsumcd
ft he-ivy tone nnd rallies nnd reactions followed
each other In micceiwion throughout the dny ,
the declining tendency l > clng most marked In
the final dealings nnd the market closing do-
cldely heavy. The deollngs In bonds today were
again of large dimensions , wllh fnme Irregu-
tnrlly In the speculative Issues. The closlnir
sales , however , were In the main almve yester.
day's Until transactions. The aggregate sales
were JZ,978,000.
The Evening Post's London cablegram Fnys :
Settlement has commenced , nml the account dis
closed In Americans Is much larger , but stocks
rather scarce , and contangoes on Americans were
not much nbovc 3 per cent per annum. There
was large buying of Americans for Ihe new nc-
count. 'Hie buying wns not from ( he public , but
from good quarleis , both heic nnd abroad.
Erles nnd Reading * were strong. There was n
reaction nfler regular hours , but they finished
llnncr again. Grand Trunks have risen sharply.
There Is nn Immense Interest In the meeting < > n
Tuesday. The Times' money n-tlcle favois Cha-Ks
Rivers Wilson's election na president , nnd Indi-
cnles Us probability. In reality , however , bal
anced appear pretty evenly divided , nnd It is
Impossible to forecast the reuslt. The markets
generally were good. Consols nre better , nnd n
slight Inquiry for bar gold won resumed In the
open market. It looks like n preparation for n
fiutacr consignment to Ameilca before long , ns
ihere wns no Inquiry from any other source.
The following were the closing quotations
on the lending stocks of the New York ex
change today :
Atclilson. 5 Norinwestern Hi !
Adama Kxpress. . . 143 N. W. DM 141
Alton. T. II * N. Y. Central 8J
Am. Kxprcns 113 N. Y. AN. K. .10
Ilalttmoro A Ohio. C6 Ontario AW 17 ? $
Unti.iili Pacific. . . . Orejon Imp 10
Canada Southern. . C2K Oregon Nav 17
Central Pacltle. . . . Wi O. S. L. A U. N. . . . ( V
Chen. A Ohio - ' P.icinoMall 23
Chlca no Alton 147 P. U. A E 4 |
O..H.A Q Plltsburj 157
Chicago ( Inn Pullman Palaco. . 107HI
Consolidated R.is. 133 ItcadliiE HIS
C..C. . C. A St. L. . , . II. n. W 17
Colo. Conl A Iron. . U. O. W. pfd 43
Cotton Oil Cert. . . , Hock Island OH
UclawaruA Hud. . 128 St. Paul 1)1 )
Del. . Luck. A W. . . 158 do jifd 11751
! ) . & 11,0. pfd St. P. A Omaha. . . . air
n. AC. P. co dopfu 10i !
Krle Southern Pacific. . 17
do pfd Sitirar llellnery. . . . 100 <
Kort Wayne 157 Tcun , Co-it A Iron. 2 Hi
G. Northern ufd. . . lll.'l Tex.'is Pacific 10
C. AK. I. nfd . . . . 07 T. AO Cent. ufd. . 77M
Hocking Valley. . . Jl ! Union Pacific 13 :
Illinois Central. . . 01 U. S. Express 41
St. P. A Diilnth . . . W. St. U A P 7H
K.A T. pfd dopfd 10X
L\ko : \ Erlo A Woit Wells Kanro Ex. . . 104
do pfd Western Union . . 8HH
Lakoshorn Wheoliiiir AL. E. . 13"
LeadTruit dopfd 43
LoulBvlUo AN. . . . M.ASt.L 27
L. A N. A D. A K.B UK
MaulmtlaiiCon. . . , G. E 33I <
McmuhlsAC in N. L BHh
MIchliMn Cent. . , , 1111,4 C. F. AI 'Jl
Missouri Pacific. . dopfd UB
Mobllo A Ohio . H. AT. C lOU.
NnshvlllR Clint. . . U ! ) T. A. A. A N. M. , . . ' 1 }
National Cordneo. U T. si. L. AK. c. ! . a ;
dopfd 10 dopfd . - . 19' '
10w
N. J. Central w 9. U. K 1NU
N. A W. pM do pfd :13 : } <
North Am. Co. . . . Am , Too. Co ! > SJ
Northern PnclBc. . dopfd 100
No.Pnc. pfd St. P. , M. A M 100
U. P. . D. AO
bid.
The total pales of stocks today were 2SS.400
shares , including : American Cotton Oil , 3,4'TO '
American Sugar , 24,700 ; American Tobacco , 2.900
AlchlsiKi. G.aX ) ; Iluillngton , 10,500 ; Chesapeake &
Ohio , S.SOrt ; Chicago O.is , 13.W3 ; Cleveland , Cln
elnnatl , Chicago i St. LouK G,2')0 ' ; Uelnwnrc &
Hudson. 3,300 ; General Llcclrlc , 7.300 ; Kansas &
Texas preferred. 4.500 ; Long Island Traction.
4.WO ; Louls\-illo & Nnahvllle. 3tA ) ; New Jersey
Centrnl. C.200 ; New Yolk & New Ilngland. 6W
NorthweKtern , 3.HOO ; ItCiidlng , 31,200 ; Rock Island
.I.IMO ; St. Iuis & Southwestern , 3,400 ; St. Louis
& Soulhwesleirt prefeired , 8,700 ; St. Paul , 19.VOO
Southern Railroad. CS.IO ) ; Southern Rnllrond pre
ferreil , 8.700 ; Wabacli preferred , S.SO' ) ; AVcstern
Union. 3,300. .
Now Vork Mo.ioy Marhot.
NR\V YORK , April 2I.-1IONBY ON CALT -
Cosy n.t I',45f2 per cent ; last loan , l',4 per cent
closeil nt IVi per cent.
PRIMU MURCANTILB I'APCn-I iC5 pe
C > '
ST'ERLINO EXCHANGE virm. with nctuni
business In bankers' bills nt Jt.89K04.S9l ! > for de
mnnd nnd J4.m04.SSli for sixty days ; iwjled
rates. J4.WO4.9'V4 ) ; commercial bills , J4.S7',4 < ir4.S74
SILVER CEHTIF1CATES CTTde'CSJ.
OOVKRNMENT HONDS-KIrm : etnle bonds ,
dull : rnllrond bonds , generally tlrm.
Closing quolotlons on bonda Trere ns follows ;
U. S. 4 , reg. . new. U.Alt , U. " 8
U. S. 48 coup. now. D , Alt. R. 4s
U. 3. r.u. reg Erlo 'JdH
U. y. Eft , coup U. II. AS. A.Us. . .
U.S. 4H , res G. 11 AS. A.- . . US
U. S , 46.coup II. AT. C. 5s. . . . 107
U.S.- . res im doOx OS
Pacific On of ' 1)5. 100 M. It. A T. 1st 4s. .
Ali. : Clans A 1115 do''d 4a
A In. ClnRi II Kill Mutual Union Oa. . 115
Ala. Clnas C us N. J. C. Don. OH. . . ll'J
Aln. Currency . . . us No. Pac. Isti 117W
La. Now Con. 4s. 95 do'-Mn OIK
MlRsourl Ul 100 N. W. Consols 13 ! )
N.C. Os 121 doS. P. Deb. Bs , '
N. C. 41 10' ' R. G. West. lain. . . § §
S.O.nonfnnd 1H St. P. Consols 7a. . 12U
Tonn. now not Os. 84 doC. A P. W B . ll.'H
Tenn. nuWHOt 6s 100 Si L. A I.M.Ron. 5. 7H
Tcnn. oldlla 110 St. L.AS.F.Oa.1.0. 1UH
Vn. Centuries 60H Ti'X. Pas. IsU tHO
dodcfurred II M do2da 20)
Alchlson 4R 72Jfi U. P. liUof ' 'JO. . . 101H
Atchlaon 1'rt A. . . . \VeilSliora4li HIS !
Can lid , So. .Ms. . . . So. K It DO
C. P. IsH of 'i)5. ) . . 101K
> bid.
Ilostori Stock < Juoc. tlom.
noSTON. April 24. Call loans , 3S4W oer cent
llmo loans , 394V par cent , Closlur prices fo
locka , bonds and mlnlii ;
A.T. AS. F 6 11-1(1 ( \V. Eleo. pfd.
Am. Suvar. WIH. Central I
Am. Suenr pfd. . . . Edlflon Klco 125
Hay Stain Cina lion. Kleo. nfd 05
UellTelophone. . . AlclilH in 2da . . . . z.t
Hoalon A Alnany. . BIO Atchlson 4a
DoBliin A Maine. . . ins New England Oa. .
C. II. A U Gen. Electric Ca. . . 87) ,
Fltchlnirir Wla. Cent. luta. . . . 54 !
( leu. Kloclrlc. Atlantic 10V. . .
Mexican Cenlr.il. . Dost-iii A Montana 3D 4
N. Y. AN.-E .15 Ilutto A OoBlon. . . 11
Old Colony 170W Calumet A Rccla. . 78
Ore. Short Line. . . Centennial (0
Rubber 3fl Frinklln 1:1IH :
San mi-no 7 Kcnra.trire IH
Union Pacific 1H Oscoola
West End OS Qmncy
WcBl End pfd 8KV < Tamnrack . , .
Wcflllnyli. Eleo. . . . : i3hi Wolverine
Han FrmicMco Allnlnc Stucic Quotations.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 21.--Thoomcl.il clos
ing quolntioua for mining stocks today wore ai
followu :
Alia 18 Halu.V NorcroaB.
Annca 27 Juslico U
llelchcr US Mexican 80
HcBtXIiolchor. . . . 78 Mono IK
Uodlu Con U'O Mount Diablo IR
Iliilllon 17 Occidental Con. . . 20
IlulwiT Con 11 Ophtr ItiltU
Challenge Con 411 Overman . U
Choliar 4S Polosl 41)
Connitenco NO 2U
Con. Cut it Va. . . . . 208 Sierra Nevada Ul
Con , Imperial 1 Silver Hill Uli
Crown Point GO Silver Kin ? 10
Exchequer 'J Union Con 31
Gould A Curry. . . . . 4U
Stiver barn , OOH30C < c. Mexican dollars , 0 , ' > ! { Ct
Dralu , slent , So ; teleeraphlo , "Mo.
Neir Yuri : Allnin ; ( Jantatloui.
NKW YOHK. April 24. The following arj the
closinc luuilii' . ' qnoutioim : '
Ilulwrr. 16 Mexican , . 7 < >
Choler no Olililr 145
Crown Point art Plymouth . 20
Con. Cat. & Va. . . . 2(15 ( Quicksilver. . . . 37 B
UendwooU 5 clupfa 1USO
Gould * Curry. . . 40 Sierra Nevada. . . . 70
llalo A. Noi-cront. . 110 Si.iiul.ini 275
HomebtakQ luoo Union Con. 45
Iron Silver 20 Yellow Jacket , . . . 8S
London Htook Uuotatlons.
LONDON. April 24 t p , in. clotlnif :
Can.Pftclflo . . . 40H St. Paul com C3H
Erlo P.'H N. Y. Conlral 10'J
Erlo2da 1)7 ) Pennsylvania. . . . 33H
111. Central U4
' ' ' ' ' '
Mexican ordinary. 20 Ue'x. Cunt'ncw'i'a' . . C5U
UAH SILVKR-SOttd pr ounce.
MONEY ' .4 per cent.
The rate of discount In open market for thort
bills is H p r cent ; three months' bills , ft p r
cent *
iMAIIA LIVE SHJGIl MARKET
Receipts of Bcof Oattfo ardly Sufficient to
Build
FFERING ? DID NOT' PLEASE BUYERS
tun or Hogs Wns n lUtlo Larger nml nn
Kcports from Other Taint * I'rlcci
Declined lUJk chtft Unnntul
Clood nt the Decline.
WEDNESDAY , April 21.
The receipts today were 093 cnttle , 4,181
OKS , 3SO slieep nnd 11 horses , ns ngnlnst DC1
i.ittle , 3,411 hogs nml 436 slieep yepterilny ,
ml 1,401 cnttle , 4,002 lioga nnd no sheep on
iVednesduy of last \ve k.
The receipts for thp week thus fnr nre
,800 cnttle , 9,310 hotrg nml 6,120 sheep , as
gainst G.352 cattle , U.02S hogs and 271 sheep
he first half of Inst week.
CATTLB The receipts of cattle today
, 'cru almost exactly the same as yestcrdny ,
10 fur ns numbers were concerned. Among
he offerings were a few western beeves
irid n small showing or natives , but the
total offerings of beef steers were light.
There was not much upon which to bulhl
i market. Aa a result the trade wns slow
ind dull , nnd there xvns almost no market.
The cnttle on sale did not appear to please
the buyers nnd they were wry indifferent.
The market on beef steers was In a very
nsntlsfactory condition , to say the lenst.
There were about live loads of cowa nnd
iclfers in the yards , nnd the market on
hat kind of cattle was nbotit steady. The
iffcrlngs were picked up early.
Stackers and feeders were not very plcnll
'ul , but there was no great demand. Do ,
Irable cnttle pold nbout steady with yester
day. Hepresentntlve sales :
11EEF STEEHS.
'o. Av. IV. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r.
1. . . . S10 13 40 10..V2I ( I 15 I" . . . . 7V , * 4 " ' >
! ! . . . . S77 400 14. . . . 04J 413 13..11 % 473
'J. ' . . . 5SO 410 1. . . . KM 415 ! > . ! . . . .IIUI 023
1..1CCI 4 14 2..1010 4 23
COWS.
2. . . . flO I ! . " . 1..ins 225 4..1072 2 SO
2. . . . SSO 133 3. . . . U33 2 S3 1..1020 2-JO
1..1IIO 1 W 7. . . . 93 ? a 23 2. . . . 83 3 ( * >
1. . . . 010 ICO 1. . . . S09 2 SI 1. . . . 5.V ) 3 CO
7. . . . S < 5 1 C3 1. . . . tOO 2 J3 2..1133 SCO
2. . . . Ki 175 2. . . . 70 223 4..1130 34) )
. . . . Ml 173 D..1W3 i2:5 I..119) ) 340
1. . . . OSO 200 1. . . . 910 2 : ) 2..1010 350
1. . . . S14 210 1..1010 2 M & . . . . ! > 74 3 SO
0. . . . 830 S 15 2. . , . ! )35 ) 2.75 1..10.V ) 353
3. . . . 9S 220 1..116) 275 12..9 > 0 3M
1..10.SO 20 1. . . . 909 2 7B C. . . . 1)21 ) 3 C3
1..11CO 220 ! > . . . . 9SO 273 1..12JO 3 G3
2. . . . 923 223 1..1019 2 SO
4. . . . 637 210 4. . . . 432 260 4. . . . CC3 321
4. . . . C27 225 1. . . . 430 275 .ri..4.1l 323
5. . . . 421 223 1. . . . 710 300 9..631 3 GO
L. . . C50 230 1. . . . CSO 3 00
13ULLS.
I. . . . DSO 175 3..IM'i ' 233 1..113(1 ( 230
1..1470 1 M 1..1210 240 1..11IO 2 li" >
4. . . . 770 11.5 1..101' ' ) 250 1..11SO 253
I..1330 200 1..11SO 250 1. . . . 920 260
1..1330 223 10. . . . DOG 250 1..1COO 275
1..122) ) 223 1. . . . 9X ) 230 1..1000 325
233 1..1310 260 1..1390 3 75
CALVES.
2SO 210 ] . . . . 370 310 4. . . . 177 350
203 225 I. . . . 37ft 325 2. . . . 135 400
4 , . . . 347 230 1. . . . 1K ( > 325 1. . . . 110 450
I. . . . 103 300 <
STOCKEIIS AND FEEDERS.
8. . . . 781 293 47..ir7Ca.333 21. . . . 943 3 r.5
2. . . . CSO S 23 2..J42T. 3 40 2. . . . "S3 353
7. . . . 517 325 . . . . 340 4. . . . 9J2 3 : > . ' ,
3. . . . 617 323 7..179U3 50 3. . . . 87fl' 3 C >
5. . . . 440 330 7. . . . 761 350 21..1089 375
WESTEUNS.
Vo. Av. Pr. , jio. Av. Pr.
1 bull 13M $1 90 , t bulli 1510 $2 15
2 cows 1012223Meows 1010 200
37 feeders..1075 3 CO J J.3S feeders..1129. 3 90
HOC1S Thcio were JlUlySseven loads * of hoc
n the yards loday , tne. ilanjest run of the week
o far. In fact the larii-s.t-iSnci ; Thursday of last
vt-ek. Under tlio Inllucrfcetrjf lower reports from
other markets the tranOi.oDfned about lOc lower.
The demand wns goiftliqtuho decline , and Hie
sold In Kor-d sensflnr Uie pent ) belnpr cleared
time before mliifl.iyviTIie close was BtraiiK
it the decline. There "wefc'a few right good hogs
n the yards , and as high as $1.75 was paid fui
the tops , but the great b lk of the sales were
nt 14.53S4.60. Hepresiiitatlvc sales :
Vo. Av. Sh. Pr. .No. Av. Sh. Pr.
98 110 1COI33 _ .77 203 40 $4 M
20 IIS 40 440 07 201 120 435
5..ft. l 33 V ) 4 40"ruwWfi3.193l ! > t. . 455
. , . . ; . . . 40 4 40 ( , a.S8S MJ 2VK ) 4 55
73 ; 164 40 443- 92 170 2UO 4 53
; ( . . . ' . . . . . 120 443 , ' 32 19S SO 453
i3 186 . . . 443 K > 230 320 4 57'i
98 1C" ! 2M 443 ' C8 211 160 4 57' , ; ,
82 17C 200 4 45 ' IB 181 240 4 67'i
41 179 SO 4 47 < i 91 178 40 I 57''j
C8 103 . . . 450 . 19 240 80 4 CO
SI 151 ICO 45) 43 2S2 120 4 CO
83 200 240 4 M / 75 , K3 320 4 CO.
SO 17i ICO 460 S4 226 SO 4 01'
73 170 120 460 77 19L . . . ICO
80 176 ICO 450 71 ! OD . . . 4 CO
CJ 151 . . . 450 , CO :63 280 4 CO
72 1S1 SO 450 l 211 40 400
SO 19li 120 4 50 ' 65 " 03 40 4 CO
23 21S . . . 450 12 231 . . . 4 CO
SJ 102 ICO 450 SO 215 SO 40' )
17 230 80 4 60 70 213 . . . 4 CO
78 191 1M I 62VJ 2 325 . . . 4 C' )
02 224 120 45214 3 2 . . . 400
C3 193 . . . 4 52'i ' 23 210 . . . 4 CO
05 ISO 60 45214 39 247 40 460
M 176 40 4 63 C3 3 SO 4 H
73 206 1M 4 53 S2 236 ICO 46.
10 225 . . . 455 03 24.1 . SO 465
1 350 . . . I 33 R 2CJ . . . 4 C5
6 231 4i ) 453 C7 249 . . . 463
. ' 1 S05 SO 153 C2 24J . . . 465
56 120 200 453 9S 23510 463
57 230 80 433 7S 23t SO 465
05 231 60 4 5"i SI 0 . . . 463
C7 212 1:0 4 33 , . 67 249 . . . 4 C )
84 21-9 60 455 C2 272 . . . 4 05
74 191 . . . 4 65 67 210 SO 4 70
81 : CC . . . 4 T5 CO SOS . . . 4 70
72 M3 40 453 . 10 34 . . . 470
22 . . . . 210 . . . 4 55 64 314 . . . 4 7j
21 243463
PIGS AND HOUGH.
1 H > . .f 373 1 ICO . . . 423
3S ! ! . . S3 . . . 3 CO 23 140 & 0 423
03 10 ! ) . . . 410 101 127 . . . 413
SHEEP There were two loads received , bu
the demand was liffht and the market weak
F.ilr to choice natives nre quotable nt J3..iii
4 40' fair to good westerns at $3.0034.23 ; common
and stock sheep. $ J2-.tt3.00 ; goo.1 to choice 40 lo
100-lb. lambs , $3,2395.15.
CI1IO.U50 LIVE STOCK.
Sales of Cnttlo Slow ami HOB Prices
llecnuso of Henvy lirrelpts.
CHICAGO. April 24. Sales of cattle were slow
today , common to Btrlclly choice native steers
weighing 950 to 1,600 pounds going for J4.00S6.10
with transactions largely nt { 4.8'iiT5.50. ' ) Th
cow trade was only fair at $1.65 4.70. pales
being mostly nt $2.60fc4.W. Hulls were unchancc.
and veal calves were In the usual demand a
$2 oOfffS.OO. The slockers nnd feinlers trade wai
very fair at strong prices , with some demam
for feeders to fhlp to Ohio. Texas cattle at
traded their Fliaie of attention , Bales being
imwfy nt 3.M i4.M for slecrs weighing 1.085 to
1,210 pounds. About 1,000 Texans were offered.
Hog receipts are running ahead of the general
eMieclnlloiiB , and show a substantial gain on
recent weeks. lluslneFs today was not very
animated early , as buyers were holding back
for loner prices , but later on they ( succeeded In
celling1 all they wanted nt a further reduction
of 6iilO ccnls per hundred pounds , nnd this rc-
Biilled In heavy irade. For heavy hoKS the rul
ing prices were $4.65f4.95 , tlio bulk fetching
S4.SOU4.9D , while Ihe llcht weight * closed nt nn
extreme range of $4.CB4.85 ; largely at $1.75 ®
4 83
The receipts of sheep for the first half of the
week exeetd 45,000 heaj , nbout 7,400 over the
same time last week , nml prices nre 10015c per
hundred pounds lower ffrr-tho common class of
sheep , wllh Blow BHjfts. For good to choice
heavy sheep prices rejualrislea ) < ly , and exporters
are H aln In Iho mafM looking for somelltlBi ;
suitable for foreign ntirlti ts. Bales were fnlily
largo after luyers got Jcf. work , prices ranging
from Jl. 6282.75 for VW : , ordinary lots up to
J4.204.GO for good to V-rraco slieep. Lambs were
numerous nnd averngitf 10c per UiO pounds lower ,
sales ranging nt J3.60.foi 63.i (
IlECElPTS-CnttlP. .Mj > head ; calves. 250
head ; hoes , 29,000 lieaffj Sihecp. 16,000 head.
St. I.miN'Uyn Mock.
ST. 1-Ol'IB , April 2f. bATTTE-Hecelptfl. 2.500
had ; shlpmnls , 2,109 iciil. ' Market steady. Ex
port steers would brlu > r - J.7.4l6.00 ; good to
choice J5.00fi5.CO ; fall-- ! " 'medium , J5.75 ; light ,
Iioas Hect-lpls. 3 , * 'lad ; shipments , 1.000
bend. Market 6fI10o ltitver"nnd weak : top price ,
4.85 : bulk or sales , 4/TOfH.SO ; light , $1.0 > S4.75.
SHEEP IlecelptB , ) , i < t > Oiead ; shlpmenls , 700
head. Market , best muMuns steady wllh grKxl
demand ; olher srndc - < iw , Natives ) , $3.5004.50 ;
native yearlings. $5.oOr's < oc1cers , $2.50f(2.73 ; Texas
f I yearlings sold $5.23 ; spring lambs , ll.MOfl.OO ,
Kuni * City Live Muck.
KANSAS CITY , April ! ! . CATTLE Hecelpts ,
3,200 head ; shipments. 6,100 head. Market slow
but steady ; Texan eleersv $3.00t4.50 ; Texas cows ,
$2.251(3.25 ; beef steers , $3.5rJ5.90 : native cows ,
ll.7Hi4.25 ; 8lockers and feeders , J3.Oiyi.3Q ; bulls ,
"iloaH Receipts , 10,600 head ; shipments , 2,700
head ; market 5 10o lower ; bulk of Bales , $1.4:0
4 Cl ; heavies , tl.COW4.75 ; puckers. $4.4504.75 ;
mixed , $4.4004.65 : lights , $4.3034.55 ; Yorkers ,
$4.4.Vn4.5 ; plKfl , $3.50ft4.30.
SHEEP Ilecelpts. 6.10) head ; ehlrmcntf , 1,000
head ; market , weak and slow.
btocu In Hlclic.
Record of receipts at Iho four principal mar
kets for Wednesday , April 24 , 1895 :
Cattle , HOKS. SheeP.
South Omaha W3 4,481 38)
Chicago 9.600 29,00i ) IS.OW
Kansas City 3.3M 10.600 6,100
Bt. Louis , 1.400 6,0)0 ) 3,200
Totals ,15.093 48,981 24,080
Ne r Vork Live ptoclc Ustrkec.
NEW YORK. April S4.-DEEVE8-nec lpt ,
; L841 head ; wuikot actly and "
native Mrcr * . poor to prim * . J4.50476.15 : Texnnii ,
4.5005.00 ; oxen , S2.60Q&.4 } ; blllln , 12.1504,15 ; dry
cows , J2.00t74.0 . Europrnn entiles quote Amerl *
nn steers at ll12c ; refrlftrrntor bref , 9'ifJ10o.
8HBK1' AND LAMllS-Hecelpts , 8lSi hendj
mnrkct active nn , ! HfrUe hlihcrj unthorn sheep ,
poor to irnil , J3.37'i (5.Oj unshorn Inmbs. onll.
inrv to choice , J5.5ogfi.23 ! clipped lambs , S5.1J4
lioas nrrelpt * . 1.011 head ; mnrkct Hrm ! In
erlor to choice ,
WOOL MAItKET.
That 1'roclnct lirnflien tlio Ltmoit Price
ICvcr Toueliecl In This tcnmtty ,
BOSTOX , April 24. The American Wool nnd
Cotton Reporter will sny tomorrow ! The record
of the i t week nffonls little cncournsement for
those who have be n anticipating the price of
wool , Whatever may bo the level of values
elsewhere , wool has sold during the I'.ist week In
: hls market nt the lowest prices ever touched
n the history of the country. Clood Ohio hn
changed hands at IGc. 1'lno medium territory
of good staple has been taken nt 2 per cent ,
clean nnd twelve months Texas at 9c , equivalent
to S8o clean. For line wools 2So to SOc has
covered the bulk of transactions. The Riles
which open on the COth of this month In l m-
don arc therefore awaited with ununual Inter
est. The volume of business In this market
the past week compares favorably with that of
Iho previous week. The Inquiry , such ns It linn
IK-MI , has nm mther more largely , we should
say , to line wools , thounli the low \\o l < < ! m\c
continued In good request , which Is pnrtlculnrly
tine of pulled wools. The buyer Is only for
actual needs , nnd ns low n * wool Is we can
not detect the faintest evidence of any specu
lative tendency. The dlniostlon ( wllh regard to
domestic wools Is to close out stocks , as the
new clip Is ilose nt hand. The marknt for Aus
tralian wool , on the other hind. Is In the full
Hush of activity. The rales of the week amount
to 2,297,300 Ibs. domestic nnd 1,522,000 Ibs. foreign ,
making a total of 3M'J.3W Ita. , ngnlnut n tiitnl
of 3,744,090 Ibs. for the previous week , nnd a
total of 2,965.009 Ibs. for the corresponding week
last yew ft The sales since January 1 miiounl
to 43,7S2S50 Ibs. , ngalnsl 42,163. 1W ll . a yeai
ago. The aRKretcate Hales In Phllndclphln fet
the past week have bevn 3,310,300 Ibs.
.St. Laul4 ( lfiipr.il .M irtot. :
ST. LOl'lS , April 21. riXDUH-Rteady but
quiet nt yesterday's advance ; patents , 13.10)13.25 ;
extra fancy , I2.8o'if3.00 ' ; fancy , J2.35lf2.G3 ; choice ,
12.2.-.SJ3.23. llye Hour , } 3.2i.
WI I HAT Nervous nnd unwilled throughout
the session today. At the open'ng ' there was He
ndvnnce In Mny , nnd July went up > in c , but
Inter declined SSffiic. Lnlo them wns a Rlrong
spirit , and nt the clMie buyers of July paid lo
nbovo yesterday , nnd May sold 1'ic hlfihor ; No.
2 red , cash , C2ite asked ; Mny , C2c ; July , 69Ho
bidCORN
CORN In nbout the Fame condition ns when' ,
but the close wns nt the top , with buyers of
May fj\c nnd sellers of July Otto nbovo
yesterday ; No. 2 mixed , cash. 4)0 bid ; Mny.
43'io bid ; July , 4G'fcc ' nuked : September 46Hc bid
OAT8 Vlrm and unchanged for May and June ,
while July was higher ; | it lower ! No. 2 cosh.
SOc ; May. 30c bid ; June. SO'io bid ; July. 27'ie bid.
RYE G3o bid on cnll for No. 2 regular , but
none here ,
CORN MiAI/-J2.15JT2.:0.
ItRAN Demand light , with scant offering1) ;
east track , nicked , CO'.ic. '
FLAX SKIM ) Quiet nt SI. 39.
GRASS CTinnS-Sleudy ; clover , poor to choice ,
J7.505/S.45 ; timothy. 4.75f5.00.
HAY About Meady , with fair demand ; prairie ,
Flrlctly choice , J3.60 , this side ; tlnuthy , prime
to strictly fanty , J9.09f11.50.
DUTTER Scarce , firm ; fancy Elgin , 22c ; sep
arator creamery. lS520i | * .
EtlOS Klrm ; In fair demand nt lie.
WHISKY S1.S1 for distillers1 finished goods.
LKAU Dull nnd unchanged at J2.S7H-
SIM7I.TER-J3.05 bid.
PROVISIONS Pork , standard mess , JI2.50.
Lard , prime steam. J6.70 ; choice , J8.SO. Ury
salt meatu , boxed shoulders. J5.23 ; longs , JG.30 ;
rlbfl , J6.62 < i ; shorls , JG.75. Uncoil , boxed ghoul
ders. IS ; longs. JG.87U : rib ? . J7 ; shorts , S7.12I.4.
RECEIPTS Flour , 3CK bbls. ; wheat , 8,003 bu. ;
corn. 9,000 bu. ; onts , 21,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 8,0 * ) bbls. ; wheat , 17,000
bu , ; corn , 33,000 bu. ; oats , 11,009 bu.
ColTco .Market.
NEW YORK , April 21. Warehouse de
liveries from New York yeslerday , 4.854
baga ; New York stock today , 1CG.3SO
bags ; United Stairs stork , 225,249 baga ; afloat for
the United Slates , 225.000 bags ; total visible sup
ply for the I'nlled States , 430,240 bags , agnlnat
502.409 lines last year.
HAVRE , Apill 24. COFFEIJ-Opened steady at
UJT if advance ; at 12 in. , steady nt 'Jf advance ;
at 3 p. m. , steady nnd unohitnged at Uf advance ;
closed slendy nt Iffl'/Jf net advance for the day ;
sales. 2.000 bags.
SANTOS , April 24. Market steady : good nver-
nge Santos , 513.5) ) ; receipts , 5,000 bags ; stock ,
291.000 bags.
HAMnCRR. April 21. Market rjulct at > , JO
* ,2 Pfgnilvnnce ; pales , 7t-00 bngf ?
RIO IE JANEIRO. April 24. Market steady ;
No. 7 Kin , J15.33. Exclmngo. 9 9-lCd ; receipts ,
13.000 bags ; cleared for the t'nlted States , 12.000
Ixigs ; cleared for Euroiw , none ; stock , 263,000
bags. , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Liverpool Alur : itH.
LIVERPOOL , April 21. WHEAT-Spot steady :
demand poor ; No. 2 red winter , 5s I4d : jx'o. 2
rrd aprfng nml No. 1 hard Mnnltobn 6s 4'Jd ; No.
1 California , 6s Id , Futures opened steady with
rjcar positions ' , ; d higher nnd distant positions
< d higher ; April , May nnd June , 5s Hd ; July ,
, r Id ; August , 5H ll'.iil ' : September , 6s 2d ,
CORN Spot quiet : American mixed new , 4s
25d. ! Futures opened quiet with near nnd dis
tant positions ' , id lower , closed steady , un
changed ; business heaviest on early positions ;
April , 4n 3 4d ; May nnd June , 43 4d ; July , 4s
4'td ' ; August , 4s 3 id ; September , 4s 6 < ,5 , < 1.
FLOUR Firm ; demand fair ; St. Louis fancy
winter , Cs.
llnltlmorn Mnrknts ,
BALTIMORE. April 21-FLOUU-Dull nnd un
changed ; receipts. 15,243 lihls.
\V1IIJAT Steady ; spot nnd month. GlfflGjiJc
May. GI'iffGSe ; Htenmor No. 2 red , 624SJG3c ? ; re-
rtlpls , . " 'Jl bu. : stock , 136,100 bu. ; B.mt.icni wheat
by sample. C if6Go.
CORN Easy ; spot ami month , 507iW51c ; Mny.
50 > i051c ; July , 51 ie lild ; steamer mixed , 49'i1 !
49He ; receipts , 17.SGS bu. ; Fouthern while corn ,
50iI3Ic ; Foulhcin yellow corn , 61V4S52Vic.
OATS Firm : No. 2 white wcstein , 37G37'ic ;
No. 2 mixed. 33ti < Ef33ic.
HYU Qulct nnd slrc-nger ; No. 2 , G3QC7C.
Knnsas ( Ity iMnrl < et .
KANSAS CITY. Apill 24. WHEAT No. 2
hnrd , linn , 50'4030' ' c ; Nj. 2 led higher , 69'iSGOe ' ;
rejected , 660.
CORN Steady ; No. 2 mixed nnd No. 2 white ,
45c.
45c.OATS
OATS Slow ; No. 2 mixed. 2Sc ; No. 2 white ,
Dnliith Whent
nULUTII , April 24. WHEAT No. 1 hard , oasl
and April , 61T c ; Mny , KiVic ; July , 1',6'tc ; No. 1
northern , cash , G4'dc ; April , G4'ic ; May , G4'Jc '
July , G3V c ; SeplemlM-r. 63'4c ' ; reji-cted , 5IHc : to
arrive , No , 1 hard , G5ic ; No , 1 norlhern , 6J'ic ' ,
Oil .tlnrkets.
OIL CITY. April 21. Market opened at J2.03 ;
highest. J2.09 ; lowest. J2.n : , : closed nt J2.03 ; pales ,
4.OH ) bbls. ; shipments , K.603 bbls. ; runs , 111,629
bbls.
HAMRURG , April 21. PETROLEUM 9 niatks
30 pfg.
'Frisco Wheat tf
SAN FJlANflPt-O. April 2l.-WHEAT-Flrm
December , 96yuj May , S9Vic ; new seller , 93ie. !
rilmiK'l tl > utrm.
nALTIMORE , April 24. Clearings , $2,151,933
balances , $184,110.
NEW YOUK , April 2l.-Clearlng , $100,533,793
balances , 3G,5S6C70.
CINCINNATI. April 21. Money. 4fl6 per cent
New York exchange , 73c premium. Clearings ,
ST. LOPIS. April 21.-Clearings , $3,657.341 ; bal
ances , $539,418 , Money , 66 per cenl. Exchange
on New York , 90c premium bid ,
WASHINGTON , April 2l.-Todny's statement of
the condition of the treasury shons : Available
cash , $184,118U5 ; gold reserve , $ ! iO'C8S93.
I'orolen rininenil Affair ] .
I1ERLIN , April 21. Exchange on London , eight
days , 20 jnarks 45 pfg ,
LONDON , April 24. The amount of bullion
gone Into iho Dank of England upon balance to
day , 9.000.
PARIS , April 21. Three per cent rentes , 102f
27',4o for the account , Exchange on London 25 ;
2Jc for checks ,
LONDON , April 24. Oold Is quoted today at
Duenos Ayres at 277 ; Madrid , 95 ; Lisbon , 23.27
St. Petersburg , 70 ; Athens , 77 ; Home , 101.93
Vienna , 103.
HAS A WHOLE BROOD IN IT ,
Thomas Allen's lien l.nys nn EJJJT Weigh'
Injf Four ( ) iino"8.
Tliomas Allen Is something of a hen
fancier. Ho resides out on Park avenue
wliero lie has gathered abuot his premises
a Hock of choice and costly Plymouth llocl
fowls. They are all great egg producers , but
among the number there Is one hen that
Is a hen when It comes down to the polnl
of entering the eggg glgnylng contest.
Some weeks ago Mr. Allen noticed that
one particular hen was eating about as ruucl
as a dozen well regulated hens ought to dls
pose of and for a time ho thought that she
would ba the cause of a hen famine , as she
was eating everything In sight , Including
glass , small pebbles and the other articles
which usually go upon the menu of a first
class hennery. Air. Allen reasoned with him'
self and at last determined that ho wouli
have this hen converted Into a delicious fry
for a Sunday dinner , but for some reason
the day of execution was postponed , when
suddenly and without any previous notice
this hen turned In and commenced to lay
eggs .The first egg was somewhat larger
than the usual egg , while the second was
still larger. This pleased Mr. Allen and he
waited for results. Day after day he
watched the hen and the egg , thinking that
with each successive effort the climax would
ba reached , but with each day 'the egg grew
and grew , until yesterday , when the proud
Plymouth Rock landed an eggg that tlppeTl
the scales at an even four ounces.
Tiiklus Hill Cook to Albany.
FOttT SMITH , Ark. , April 24. United
States marshals having In charge twenty
convicts have started for Albany , N. Y. In
the crowd Is the notorious 1)111 Cook , who
.coes for forty-flve yean.
JACK-TIMIPPEirS IDENTITY
Scotland Yard Officials Have Possessed the
Information for Seine Time.
S A LONDON PHYSICIAN OFHIGHSTANDING
Ini n llenutifulVlfo find Clill.lrrn but nt
Times Kcnion Loft Him Now
Hating Mntilno In nn
Asjlunii
SAN FRANCISCO , April 14. Dr. Howard ,
i London physician of considerable promi
nence , wns the guest of William Orecr Hnrrl-
ion at the Bohemian club recently. The
Englishman told a singular story to hla host
nml vouched for Us correctness In every par-
Iculnr. It related to the myftcry of "Jack
he. Hipper , " which the physician declared
vas no longer a mystery among the scientific
men of London , nor the detectives of Scot-
and Yard. lie said thnt this assassin wns a
nodical man of high standing nml extensive
practice. Ho was married to a beautiful and
amiable wlfo and had a family. Shortly bo-
'oro the beginning of the Whltechapel mur
ders he developed a peculiar , and to his wife
nexpllcablo mania an unnatural pleasure In
causing pain. She grew so alarmed mid became
to afralil of him that she locked herself and
children up when she saw the mood coming
on. When ho recovered from the paroxysms
and slio spoke to him about It he laughed at
lier fears. Then \Vhltcchapel murders
Illed London with horror. The suspicions of
ho wlfo were arouseJ and as one assassination
succeeded another she noted with heart
breaking dread that at tlio periods when
these murders were supposed to have been
committed her husband was Invariably absent
from home.
At last the suspense and fear of the
wrotchoJ wlfo became unbearable and she
went to a few of her husband's medical
Friends , stated the case and asked their ad-
vlco and assistance. They called the Scot
land Yard force to assist them , and by adding
ono fact to another the chain of evidence !
pointing to the doctor as the author of th ?
murders became complete. The physicians
visited tbe murderer and told him they
wished to consult him about a remarkable
case. They stated lilu own In detail and
asked him what should be done under the
circumstances. Ho replied that while the
unmistakable Insanity of the person who
could commit HIPSO crimes would save him
from the halter he should certainly bo con
fined In a lunatic asylum.
Then they told him that ho himself was
the maniac who had done these fearful acts.
Ho declared the Impossibility of the OCCUM-
tlon , but confessed that of late years there
were gaps In 'tho twenty-four hours of which
ho positively had no recollection. He said
that he had awakened In his room as If from
a stupor and found blood upon his boots and
stains of blood upon his hands. He had also
scratches upon his face and his amputating
knives had shown signs ot use , though lie
could not recall having assisted at any opera
tion. These doctors then assured him that
there could bo no doubt of his Identity with
the Whltccliapel assassinations. They then
niado a minute examination of the house as
sisted by the accused , found ample proofs of
the murder and the unhappy man , whose
mind at that moment was In Its normally
clear condition , begged to be removed from
the world as a guilty and dangerous monster.
The necessary papers were made out and the
Irresponsible murderer was committed to an
Insane asylum. In a month or so he lost all
semblance of sanity and Is now the most In
tractable and dangerous madman confined In
the institution.
William Orcer Harrison Is manager of the
Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance company
and a well known playwright and clubman.
He was seen today by an Assrcl.ito.l press re-
portr regarding the st ry c nneitlng a promi
nent London physician whoso name was not
given with the "Jack-tlie-Hlpper" murders
several years ago. Mr. Harrison stated that
the dispatch Is entirely correct In every par
ticular eo far as the matter reaching him
through Dr. Howard Is concerned. Ho stated
that Dr. Howard Is a well known London
physician who passed through San Francisco
on a tour of the world several months ago
and that whllp ho was here he ( Harrison )
met Howard at the Bohemian club , and the
latter told him the remarkable atory and
vouched for Its authenticity.
P.ROBING IT TO THE BOTTOM.
Sheriff Drcxol Investigating the Charge
1'rlonnora' Mnll Wns Itoblicil.
Sheriff Drexel Is carrying on on Investiga
tion to ascertain what there'Is In the asser
tions of certain prisoners confined In the
county Jail that their mall has been opened
and money extracted without an account of
Its arrival being rendered the recipient of the
letters.
"I Intend to go to the bottom of this af
fair , of course , " said the sheriff In answer
to a question , "but every one knows what
kind of people the class confined In jail usu
ally consists of. They would just ns soon lie
as to tell the truth , nt any rate. If they had
anything to gain. In a case of .this kind
they have everything to gain and nothing to
lose. I am told by those in charge , and I
have no reason to doubt their word , that the
Webster letter contained no money , and the
John Doe letter did not state that a dollar
had been sent , but , that the writer would
send a dollar. "
Everything was quiet about the county
jail yesterday , with no signs of disaffec
tion among the prisoners. This was not true
Tuesday afternoon , according .to Commit ; ,
sloner Sutton. Commissioner Button has
been championing the cause of Prisoner Web
ster , and has been calling at the jail regu
larly every day to see his client , who com
plains that a letter from his mother In New
York did not contain a dollar , ns It stated
It did , since Eomo ono who opens the
mall In the jail had extracted the money.
Mr. Sutton was visiting the prisoners Tues
day afternoon , and says that they complained
to him that their chief solace had been cut
off , and orders were Issued that they should
have no more smoking tobacco. The sheriff
and also the Jailers knew nothing of sucli an
order when questioned yesterday. Tobacco was
being delivered In two pound packages yestcr
day morning as usual.
llacliman , one of the jail fixtures , has been
taken to task by Sutton on several occa
slons In connection with the affair , but de
nles that he has ever done anything with tlio
mall further than to deliver the already
opened letters to the prisoners. Ho Is now on
a strike , and says lie will refuse hereafter
to deliver letters or tobacco to the prison
era.
era.It
It Is ono of the rules of the jail that nil
letters are to bo opened by the jailer before
delivery to the prisoner. All money Is re
tained , along with the other valuables of the
prisoner , until his release , when It Is returned
turned to him. The Jailer , as already ex
plained , maintains that the money was not In
these letters , and that It Is quite customary
for friends to say that they send small sums
in charge , and then to forget the luclosure.
rrrp.trlnc fur Iho Seeding.
The agricultural commission began work
yesterday In preparing the garden spots
for seeding. Men and teams are at work
plowing the lota In Sulphur Springs addition
and the ground will then bo distributed
among the applicants. This tract Is the
plateau juit ' aBl of Sherman avenue ant
north of Locust street. The soil is a rich
loam.especially adapted for the purpose. Aa
soon as this Is completed the teams will be
taken to the lots west and southwest of Hans-
com park , which will be prepared for the
use of the applicants from the louthern part
of the city. In the meantime the commlssloi
Is thoroughly Investigating the antecedents
ot each applicant so no mistake will bo made
by giving any of the ground to those who
are not worthy of assistance.
Central Ohio Ho.Elect * lifllcers.
COLUMnUS , O. , April 24. The stockhold
ers today of the Central Ohio railroad , re
elected the old officers for tha ensuing year
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfoi
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfoi
Pitcher's Castoria.
adway's V
Pills
Always Reliable , Purely Vegetable
Perfectly tasteless , ttrcantlr coated. purg\
fTul-ite. purify , cleann and strengthen , nA0
VAY'S PILLS for the euro of ll disorders ot
he Stomach , llnwols , Kidneys , UUddir. Net *
' nus Dlseates , DUslntM , Vtrtlgo , Coitlvcntis.
Piles.
SICK HEADACHE ,
FEMALE CO M PL AlNTS ,
BILLIOUSNESS.
INDIGESTION.
DYSPEPSIA ,
CONSTIPATION
and All Disorders of the Liver. '
V.
Observe the following symptoms , resulting from
diseases of the digestive organs : Constipation , In-
tnrd pllfs , fullness ot blued In the head , acid
ly ot the stomach , nausea , heartburn , dlnruit
f food , fullness of nelght of Ihe stonmch , sour
nictations , sinking- Muttering ot the heart ,
hoklnk or surtuc tln ; sens.illuns when In &
ylns poslure. dimness ot vision , dots or webs
> efore the sight , fever and dull ) ialn In His head ,
Icllclcncy of inspiration , yellonness of the skin
ml e > cs , pain m the Hide , cheat , Hmbs , nnj
uddvn Hushes of heat , burning In Ihn llesh.
A few Oojes of IIAUWAY'S IMLLH will fre
he system ot all iho above iumd disorder * .
IUCB Z5C A I10.X. SOLI ) HV UIlUOQISTa Oil
BENT 11T MAIL
Bend to Dn. ItAIHVAY * CO. , Lock Dot 1U
New York , fur Book of Advice.
PATRONIZE
E
Dy purchnsl/iR goods made at the following
Nebraska factories. If you cannot find what
you want , communicate with the manufac
turers as to what dealers handle their coeds :
JI.H1S , ItUIlLAl' .ISTt TirtXK.
BEHIS OMAHA BAG CO.
Manufacturer of all kind * of cotton A burlap
mgs. cotton flour racks & twine specialty.
Mli-815 S. llth-Bt.
Jlllll.tKF.tUT J\O1 > , J'JMVIt. I'KAST ,
WM. PRESTON & CO.
Manufacturer * of Preiton'i California FInkt *
Sickle brand nlf nlslns Hour & yeait. Do you
ise Pre > ton' ben flour ?
OMAHA BREWING ASSOCIATION ,
Car load chtpm nti mad * In our own refrljernto
or . Blue Ribbon. Kllte Export , Vienna Kxport.
mil Family Rxport , delivered to all pnrli of city.
U.lltlCI.tGIl F.lVTOltlHM.
FROST & HARRIS.
CarrlaBe & Wagon Makers. Carriages ,
ihactons & wagon * always on hand & made to
order. 1213-15 llarney-Bt. , Omaha.
t'KK , Hi'tvKss.icm ;
CONSOLIDATED COFFEE CO. ,
CpfTce Itonstera , Eplce Orlnden , Manufacturers
Ocrrnan Ilaklng t'owder and Qermnn Dry Hop
Yrast , 1414 and 1410 Ilarncy-et. , Oinuha , Neb.
S. K
Manufacturer of Qold Medal Flour.
C. E. Black. Manager , Omihs ,
VUKXITUIIK FAGTUllTRS.
OMAHA UPHOLSTERING CO.
Manufacturers of parlor furniture , lounge * , dinIng -
Ing tables & folding beOs. : Sth ve. , Doyd lo
Snhler rlrecls.
ICE ASn COAL.
SOUTH OMAHA ICE AND COAL CO.
Domestic & si earn coal. We have ir.e nest. ON
flee 1601 Farnn'n-st. Telephone : Office 373 , yard
17C8. J. A. Doc , een'l manncer.
mox
INDUSTRIAL IRON WORKS.
Manufacturing & repairing ot all kinds of ma.
chlnery. engines , P ! < mp . eleralore , printing
liresses , hanRers. shaltlng & couplmsi. 1406-t
Howard Bt. , Omaha.
PHOENIX FOUNDRY CO.
Fire hydrants , water & gas pipe , specials ; bolltr
fronts & nttlnes , street Il'y car wheels. Archi
tectural Iron works. Office 307 S. 16th-it. . Omaha.
PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS.
M't'r's of Architectural Iron Work. General
Foundry , Machine and Dlacksmlth Work. Kn-
glneers & Contraclors for Fireproof llnllJInis.
Ofllce and Works. U. I' . Ily. & So. 17lh 8lroet ,
Omaha.
3I.t\UF.lCTUltl.\l ClfKHlS r.S.
THE MERCER CHEMICAL COMPANY.
Manufacturer * o' fluid extracts , rllxlrs , fyrup ,
K wines , compresned triturates , hypodermic tabt
lets , pills & scientific medical novelties. Omaha
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L. G DOUP.
Manufacturer Mattresses. Bprlnc Dedi ; Jobber
Feathers nd Pillows. North Kth and Nicholas
Sis. . Omaha.
Til K KOXI 'A It Kl I. .
THE NONPAREIL MACARONI , YKRMICILAl
and Noodle factory , 8. K. cor. 16th and Webster ,
Successors to the German-American. Ask for
our goods. They are the best.
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AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
The only perfect protection to property. Exam.
Ine It. Best thine on earth. Reduces Insurance
rates. 1304 Douglas-st.
0V Kit AM l-'ACTOltlKH.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO ,
Manufacturers & Jobber * of the celebrated Buck ,
tkln brand thirls , pants , overalls & duck clon. (
Ing. 1101-3-5 Harney-st. Factory East Omaha.
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Manufacturer * of men's & boys' clothlnr , pants ,
ahlrts & overalls. 202-212 8. llth-st.
1'Al'KK HUXKX.
THEOMAHA PAPER BOX CO.
Manufacturers of all kinds paptr boies , thelt
boxes simple cases , mailing lubes , etc , wed *
ding cake & fancy candy boxes , drucclit & jevr lrj |
boxes. 1208-10 Jonevst. , Omaha ,
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TTEYAHS'-HEBHASKA"
exclusive custom shirt tailors. . , .
1115 Farnam street. Telephone SOS.
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HENRY BOLLM , OMAHA , JiEB ,
Factory In Louisville. Cass Co Quality of brlcB
guaranteed to be aa food as any mapufactur * !
outilJe o ( this state. Henry Uolln.
No mutter \vliat booklet
011 Npuulntloii you may
lnvo rcacl send for ours
which k NKW mid OOM-
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CA1 IvAlilCl iilniiu timrxlu traUlnit
and UKKINKS ALLMAllKErexprosiloui. U'i
free nnd will teach you somethlii * .
AUUUUAUT St CU.U22 Trader * UlUj. Chlcn >
