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TflE OMAIIA D.AILY iii ; : . . 'IiTESDAY , APIUL7,1890.
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I ! SiiRthI ,
Dulls Break Looo in the Wheat pit na
c Boost the Price Over Two Oent.
ASSISTANCE COMES FROM ALL QUARTERS
% 'ltint ItiinrlIiig CoIutrIPN f 1tr.po
Jtciorled Short of lJiit CercnI-OntM
Atth e i1th flIt ; IluMIueoI-l'rn-
1Jriii ziti4 higher.
I CIfIAG0 , ApvilTftI3 'was a great bull
day In thq wheat rnnrket , which adaned
' . 2c over Snturdny's ce. ) It iot uhtaflcO
from Lh1 quarters but the ( helunfl(1 fo CX-
port. Corn vn quIet but hlifli , on the Bght
rCCehItS ILflLI the decided strength in wbeat ,
Oata s'ere flrtn , with but little for suIe
hog pro4ucts were quiet and vhiowed little
, change. There waB 5ome trcngtli deveiopctl
' tiurlng the last hour Cfl4 pries IrnlrOVCI (
I Rome. -
c There VflR ft very good tnttle an mod-
ernteiy active market within it
range , prlts clrnnghiig quite frcueiitly
within tiil 1m1L , The feeling ( Ievciolst1
VnH iltiner anti higher prices ruled , May
e1lIng up to G7c HIRI July to GtJ6C.
part of vhtch wus inaliitulnccl the close
- . - iiowliig on advance of 2c. Thz oenlng
wan at % c advance itlid , oid up Gij' ,
t broke % Eiyc , rahiIcl % c , cWe1 o1't P. lIttle
and cioed on tatcd. The early btrengtil
and hIgher tipefling was nttrIiJLlted in a
measure to the UIouri crop rvort , which
, made the condItion of the growIng crop at
77 Per cent , ngnIiit & 9 per cent hast year.
$ The caI1i-mlni of the OhIo rcport at t7 vr
. ctnt , late aturdny wa nu doUbt also a
, fnftor. The cut.nspectton 'as lbcral anti
aIdih the strength , as ilId thu moderote
I. flotthweL movemunt. Shortt uJvcred freely
# RIId one prominent voesionni , who was
fi I3tIllOed to have provided for outstandIng
- eontruct8 bEt week , bought In about 1,000. .
" 000 buholS , Cud this materially heped ! to
advance luricos. The LIverpool Corn Trade
News caped ; the climax of Its somewhat
luytercaI , ttrttIt1cit b7 cabling that imoort-
y lag countries ot L.urope have 80000,00)
bushels lEss wheat in sIght to draw from
than they had a year ago , 120UO0,0U0 bUiieIS
let's than they had tw yeur ago , and 15'- '
000,000 bushcs less than at the correspond-
hug time in 1S3.
Thu corn market got some little Infusion
of lIfe Into It from the advance In wheat ,
and , what with local shorts and stop-loss
order8 from country cuuutomers , It assumed
or.ce or twice the appearance of a specula-
ttvc market. The chef clement of strength
was the higher vrico which wheat was
brInging , but the receipts were only mod-
crate. May opened at 2929c , ranged
( rein 29c to 0Qe , and closed at 293j3G3'c.
The market for oats was active from start
to finish , and a big btiuulness was trnntacted.
The feelIng was firm and prices clqed % c
higher than they did Saturday. Sympathy
with wheat started the uprising and the
holdIng out of the flrmness In that market
was Very influential in retaining the adva0ce
in oats. Sellng was not 'ery free until on
toward the close , when orders were all
.readliy tilled and brices lost some of the
early gaiui , May closed at 20c , an advanc
of c over Saturday's close.
ProvisIons started firm on the run of
hogs proving to be smalier than estimated.
I'ackers supplIed the eary demand rather
ficely and crowded the prce back it little
after the early advance , but orders to buy
4 seemed plentiful and the market was in
! the end taken from under the control or the
packers and clood at the highest prices of
$4. the day , Coftuparcd with Saturday's closing
- , , prices May pork is 20c higher , lard Sc U
? for May and 10 for July , and ribs are 5
higher for both May and July.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
23 cars : corn , 312 cars ; oats , 240 cars ; hogs ,
t 15000 head. '
: rI'e leading futures ranged ns follows :
k ' ArtIiliYOpeuI1highTrv.I _ Cl
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Wiient.No.2
April ti.fl 604 04
Nay 0 n7 I414 C ( ; * (
, , - Juno O % 0ih fla&
.ltuiy Ut. 07 u5u ( $7
a- , ' CornNo 2. ,
Aerli. , . , - , . , . . . , . . , . i . . . . ; . . . . . . . . .
t' Ijay 20 ( . 3Ci4 2U t0
i , July . , . , , , 30 tlu uj4
c Sept 32 321 32 S2
c Oal. No. 2
. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;
e May 1t)3 2O 1I1 . 2n )
u. Jiti 2u3 2ot ' 2IJ (
u Sept , , . , , . . . 20g 2o ; . 20 2O4
- l'orkporbbl .
' April. . . . . S . 37 % . 8 ! 8 h S
, , Nay..8 . 45 8 U2Y 8 42t 8 ul2
70 8 82 S
: ' 00 8 82
Lrto' ; :
April. . . . . 00 O 00 Os
4 May. . . . . . . . 6 ta ) S 10 5 05 5 10
Juuly. . . . . . 5 20 25 6 20 0 2i
thcititlbs-
, April. . . . . . . 4 tO 4 Lutu 4 474 4 5
1 ! Mti . . . . . . . . . .1 51 4 (10 ( 4 ! 2i 4 1:0 :
I July. . . . . . . . . . 4 70 4 72 _ 4 Oj _ 4 30
Cash quotations were as follows :
FLOUR-Nominal ; wInter patents , $3.50aSO :
, ' winter straights. 13.00t73.0 : spring pateats , $3.1)
I 1':40 ' : tprIn straights , $2.GlJ2.90 ; bakers , $2.1O@
- , WIIlAT-No. 2 spring , GGo ; No. 3 'spring ,
C3'4C4c ; NO. 2 reel , CStCbe.
CORN-No. 2 , 29t12114c ; No , 2 yollcay , 29 %
29o.
OATS-No. 2 , 19ic ; No. 2 white , 21tJ21'c ; No.
3 white , l8 ½ t20c.
' ] tYF-No. .3. 36e.
' ItAI1LHY-Neminal.
' FLAXHIOFD-No. I , S8c.
\ TIMOThY $ flFt-t'rlme , $3,2S3.3O.
l'JtOVlSIONS-Mess pork , per bIJI , $8.WS.00.
Lar.I , ver IOu ) lbs , $5.o Short ribs. sides ( loose ) ,
54.r0r4.00. t ) & ) salted shoulders ( boxe.i ) , * 4.003
4.G24. Short clenr skies ( boxed ) , l4&O'1.C2.
WIIISKEY-Dlstliters' tlnshed ) gootis , per gal ,
SIJGAI1S-NcauInai : cut leaf , C.0O ; granulated ,
) $5.11 ; standard A , b.23.
! L'huo following were the receipts antI shipments
' today : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Articles , Receipts , Shipunent ,
, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( .
WIientbU..7.m)0 ) 57.009
' Corn , bit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ 1 lti.Od. ) _ 22,0O ) )
Ode , but. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lSd,000 2lidI ( ) ) )
. Itye , bo . . . , . . , , . , , , , , , , , , . . . , . . . 3,000 2OaO
larIeyu , . . . . . _ . . , _ : . : . ' _ . , _ 24.00. )
' on the Produce oxciuniuge today the butter niar-
t ket was itteady : creamery , lUGjlt'c ' ; 'dairy. I06
17c , Eggs , steady ; tciji0c. )
NE'V YOItIC GIdSEItAL MAJtItId'V ,
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: , QuotatioliN of the h1zl on Vitrlouis
) CIllIIIlitIeN.
NI'W YORK , April 0.-FLOUIt-Iteceipta , 14 , . .
' , 100 bbls ; exports , 17,000 bUIs ; tIlarluet strong aitl
t4 active , with a good local demand , particularjy
I for spring patents , which were raised lIe all
arounell closed strong ; winter patents , 3.C0t34.00 ;
ttInncsola patents , $3.Glt13.ftl. Houtttern Itour.
4 active. Ityo flour , netlvu and stretty ; superflne ,
$2.7StIh.D0 : fancy , $2.75t32.9 ,
Y COItNMIAI.-.AetIvo ; yellow western , 43c.
ltYl'-Qulet ; 4k ,
' iAitIlY-)4tendy ) ; ht4j'4c ,
IlA1tISY MALT-Quiet ; vstern , 44T45e.
Wil1AT-IteceIptu , 1,000 bu exports , h.600 bu ;
ipot market stionger ; No. 1 lintel. 76c elevator :
options opeacel strong on bail crop news , sold or (
under reaiIzlnu and shott sates helped by a dIe.
eppltntlng decrease in the visible , but in the
last hour turned suddenly strong again , having
en excited etivance on relorte of small world's
shipments , a big decrease en oassage fine ) mere
bullIsh coop news ; closed Ej2c hslier ; No. 2
J red. prli , ciostd at 73c ; May , 71G73c ; closed
I t 73'4e.
COitN-lteeetpts , ? , l00 hu ; exports , 1,400 bu ;
spot etmager ; No. 2 , 3SEj3t'4o elevator ; options
opened steady with wheat , eased oft under local
oreringa , but rallied finally with vlieat anti
closed % tj't,4e ' nt ) utgluer ; J.ta , 13tJ3G'o ; closet ) .
h6e.
OAT-IteN'Ilt. ) 129 COO bu ; exports , 42,200 bu ;
SPOt tlrmer ; Na , 2 , E4e ; oltIOfltI tiull anti nomi-
lid all day. closing 14c higher ; prI1 closed at
2.c ; May closed at h'hc.
hAY-FIrmer ; blttpplng , 75tJSOc ; good to choice ,
P5cGII.00 ,
) lOl'-flutl ,
1111)55-Stead ) ' ; aalveston. lie : fluencts Aires ,
dry ICc : Texas , dry , be ; ( 'allfoenla. , lie.
JlJA'r1lllt-QuIet ; himlock sole , II , , , light
(0 heavy , 2ik.
l'itOVlSlONt4-Iieef , 'teat1y , Cut meats , dna.
Lard. drat ; vestern sleuth closed. $5.30 , nomInal ;
icIlneti. steady. I'rk , firm ; mess , $5.QOJ9.1O ,
1lt1rrIlt-'eak ; Elgine. lie , -
TALd.OV-flull.
l'rTitotAtM-luIl : united closed , 11.25.
1tO4lN-Firm ; strained , common to &ood , hhih
C1.fl' % .
TUitJ'St'TiNll-0teady ; 2$34U2c ,
ItlCiJ-Qulet.
MOlAHtiI'tiStE'ntiy ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
Etbod tO chotce , 2tt3Tc.
ltICh-Qulet ; donmettic , fair to extra , 3tJCc ;
Japan , 3t1tC.
2.th'I.S-l'lg Iron. quiet ; southern , $ ll.OOQ
l3.2 ; northern. 111.00013.00. Copper , steady ;
_ brokers hlQ.8t4 ; exchange , $ t0.UtJll.0) . Lead ,
btcadyt ; brukem's , 12.00 ; exchange , $ i.Q733.l0 ,
. Tin quiet ; straits , 1i3.40s'l2,4& ; platv. mat- .
' lust weak. I4pelter , quiet ; domestic. $4.10.
c-ronsiiu : Olb.-l'rlces nominally un-
changed. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Wool Mnrlet.
ST LOIHO , April 6.-\'OO1.-Iiover ; ? 4IsourI
end Illinois , medIum , 13tJ134c ! ; hlsht fine , 14fi
103cl heavy One , 8tjlt4c ; ICansas and Nebraska ,
I inetliulmi , 10flcl light itne , btj914e ; heavy hue ,
6G6c : Txoi etnd Arkansa ; medIumui , 1Lti1hic ;
! light line. 9UlOc : heavy Itne , Stile' w5len1 me-
ilIum , bUild light floe , $ tI5'c ; heavy lIne. 6
tjUc. _ _ _ _ _
Coton * ) lurleet.
ST. LOUIS. April 6.-COTZON-QUiet ; amid.
dllng. lo ; sales. 41G bale' ; rtceipt , 2,218 bales ;
shipments , ! .45 bale , ; stock , ( .6.131 bales.
Nt-ISV YOIti. AprIl 6.COT1ON-Quiet ; miti.
dung. 7Te ; net receipts. none ; gross. ZhG baletu ;
, XltOrtl. to Oreat JirItain , 5.:4s bales ; France ,
' baits ; conthuent , 4.Z10 bales ; forwarded. t0
: het ( , I1l5 , 1J3 , ttInhici , IGG hales ; toek ,
111,5)7 Iul' : .
Nitv ( ltt.lAS , % lull t.t'tTONQuIell (
steatl at ItlOl I ' g , u iav mnieldi In , I 0.160 ;
gno.1 emulinuity , ttc ; net rOCeiltiut , .1O',1 ialesl
grass , 41GlG lutes ; sudes , UI ) huh's ; itock , Id.CG
luit. _ _ _ _ _
oIAILA ; % ( flEltAL 3l.tit1l'r.
Ceuuuhi I Ion of Trail. , uuuu1 Qtioim Lions
oil ltztil , nuuui 1n u1e2 I'roul muen , ,
X.OflS-Itt'li stock , tue.
llu'r1tlt-vutu- , g.ou1 sut'ck , t3iCcl chelco to
fancy cunlry , 14j1Gr ,
VflAI-Cholco fat , 0 to 100 lta. , , tul0 quoted
mit G4tI7c ; large , mn4 Coarse , 1Uc ,
C'hii'l'uti--iemnemtIi ' hrtek , iliac ; 1dam , per
to , , * ) .C0 ; dumb lui'use. 1-It , , jamut , per utot. , , $3.tO
1iuidmt'rger . , fancy , pt-c ltIl'40 ; lhmlfoi t , u.llP.
jiuitu. I'CI. miuiI. , , $ . ) .C' ) ; ' 'ung Americas , 11 ½ c
Twins , fCney. lIe.
I'OIJI.'ritY-f.Ive..lkns , Cffflc ; cid eoek , 3c ;
tut1.cK , lthflihe : duek , ) , 'tc ; ete'sc' . 6j,7c ,
) tAYlt.l.utud , 15.00 ; umuldlond. $4. . . ) : lowland ,
* 4.0th rye eutituw , i3..O ; Color lrI.ltet5 thO pm ice on
hay : light l.tls : sell tlm best , Only top grades
brung top h'rica.
hIltOOM ( X)1IN.l.trmely slow sale ; now
ct-el , , dellvurc.I on track in counity ; choIce green
self-wrkIng tmurpct , et' lb. , 2tc ; Clu.jlce glean ,
running 10 liar ) , 2u ; cotnunculu , pee.
t1AMI--Jacl .iuIIe , * 1 golium ) lovcr , $ l.2 ;
mallarut uitlvl.n , $2O ; tcIiueads , * .C0 ; couuvas-
betok ducks , h3.0Oi4,5' ' ) : teal , blue wIng , 11.50 ;
teul , gr. en wing , $1.5tfl.59 ; mix'i tutu-ks , $ lMO ;
Cztiiii , gt'pi'e. 4.505.Uu ) ; somalI geese. 12.01 ;
SlCklett l.ummtuu , II.Y ) .
l'ltllXINI-Llve , $ l2jl.2 ; t1etl plgerns not
% vmmmmtl ,
' % 'lX1lTAhll.lE3.
CAhl1tt11)--Cuilortuln stuck , per II , . , ho.
tNIttNS-1'r lutu. , 20130c ,
Ilt'1.NS--1latitl pIe-Iced navy , pou Iu. , $1.10.
w'lir 1'crrA't'orsi.-clmntcc stock , 12.23 lOt
bbl. s'MI sweet l.1tl'ttfleS , $2.2. .
cnhlltV-callturuitn : , liar 0cC. , No , 1 , 7c No.
2 , 0r , . .
hIM.t 1l1tNS-Per lb. , 444'c.
vA'l'ilt ) ltiit4. : l'er 1C.qt. vase , $1.31.
1'1F I'I.ANT.-.hIot tioue stock , luor dz ,
lttnclueue , 7t ,
1'o'rA'roi8.-rnhcy nntic stoclc , 2i10e ; tuna
stori in tumniI lots , Pe ; Coiuraulo stoelt , 4'e ' ) ;
Ited River nliey eeed P.ftntOcs , CUe.
I11UIT $ .
RTrtA'flrAt1tn--Tcxas per case of 24 qts. ,
I'1.l)4-Ctmolce to fancy ll.n $3$0t
4,1) . ; olmujlc wine saps ltnt wIllow twigs , $ l.OUt '
4.21.
1'lt.tNltfllt1IS-.3eu'ey ) ' , 5.006J6.0U ; boxes ,
l..GA C1lt.tPI-.l'or C0.lb. bbl , , 5.00tj.C0 ;
per a : to 79.11 , . grass , 1.50t'LO0 ' ,
TROPICAL FItUIT $ .
OI1ANUIS-Callferumta budded sosuilimugs , , fumcy ,
$2.GI)1J2.71 ) ; choice , 2.0 ; fancy navels , 3.7 ;
choice , $3.50.
Il'loNu4-Mentnns. : ; fancy , $3.263.O : choIce ,
$3.OOtl3.lO" calirom mules , t2.3J1.O0.
ltNANAH-Cimoco large stock , Per bunch ,
$2.0't2.2l ) ; medium lzeel bunches , $1.t0032.O' ) .
zut1b'cF:1lANnoUS. :
OYSTFflS-Medlunmmu , lIe ; stumnlnrelr , h'ic ' ; extra
selects , company selects , 21c ; New Ycuk
counta coo ; stantlarul talk. per gal. , 51.10.
ilOthY-F'aacy white , per lb. , lid choice ,
lIeS Caltrornia amber mitt- . lOc ,
CIDEIS-C3aullIed JuIce , per bait bbl. , $3 ; per
blul. , 15.
SAUlfl 1lt.UT-1'er bbl. , 13.50 ; half bbl. , $2.
2utAPLaU SYIUUI'-Flve gal. cans. , each , 2.35 ;
gal , cnumt. per duz. , $12 ; gal. cans , $6.2 ; quart
cans , $3.5) ) .
1"IGS.-Importeel fancy , 5 crown , 30-lb. boxes ,
lie ; choice la-lb. bQxee , 3 crown , 5U3i0c.
1)AT1S-1Iallnween , per lb. , Sc ; fards , 10-lb.
bases , per lb. , 7e.
MA1'Ll SUUAIt-Cholce. per lb. , he.
V1ttU8Elt\'Ii-ALsortc-1l , 20-lb. pails , each , $1.40.
COCOANUTS-l'er 100 , $1.54 ; each , Sc.
N1ITS-AlmOnds , CalIfornIa , per lb. , medium
size , ICe ; Tarragona almonuis , Ier lb. , tat-ge , 12jc ;
ltrnzlls , ier lb. , sc ; English ralnuts , Per lb. ,
t.unoy soft shell , 12c ; mneullurn size. 30c ; filberts ,
per lb. , ICc ; pecans , polished medium , Sc ; large ,
bc ; peanuts , raw , 6@7c ; roasted , Stic.
D1tESSl1) MEATS.
flEE1'-4Jood steers , 400 to COO lbs ,
good cows and helfers , htJGc ; medIum cows
and helfermu , tic ; ' good forequartems , cows ant )
belt-era , 3U14 ½ c ; gud htntlquartu'rs , cows ant
holfers. 6)07ic ; gooti htndqum.rters , steers , 7,4 !
4Sc ; cow rounds , 5'c ; cow patea , 3033c ; bone.
less chucks , 4c ; cow chucks , 31c , ; steer chucks ,
ic : beet tenelertolns , 22c ; beet rolls , boneless , Dc ;
sIrloin butts , boneless , Sc ; loIn backs. boneless ,
he ; loin backs. lt,4c ; cow ribs , No. 3. Se ; cow
loins , No. 3 , Cc ; beet trimmings , Sc ; rump
butts , Sc : ebtuider clods , Sc.
MUVION-Dressed lamb , 7c ; dressed mutton ,
60 : racks , Sc ; legs , Sc : saddles , Sc : stews , 3c ;
sleep eludes. Ic : sheep tongue. , per doz. , 23e.
I'OISIC-Iressed hogs , Cc ; pork loins , 6 ½ c ; spare
riLe , 5'4c : lmanu saucage buts , Sc ; pork shoulder ,
4 c ; lorlc shoulders , skinned , Cc ; pork trim-
mines. 4',5c ; leaf lard , not rendered , 5c ; ten-
derlotns , lIe.
hIDES /eND TALLOW.
hIDES-No. I green htties , 3c ; No. 2 green
hIdes , 2'tc ; No. 1 green salted hides , 4tc ; No. 2
green salted lOSes. 3 ½ c ; Nc , . 1 veal calf , S to 1
Ins. , Ge ; No. 1 'oiI calf , 8 to 15 lbs. , 4c ; No. 1
dry flint hIdes. 7tUc ; No. 2 dry lIlaC bides. 5(1Cc ;
No. 1 'dry salted hides , Cc ; part cured hides ,
po : lb. 'less tItan fully cured ,
SI-ttC1' PEUFS-Oreen salted , each ZStJCOc ;
green salted eharllngs ( short' woaled early skins ) ,
each lIe ; dry ehmc'ariIns ( short wooleel early
skins ) , No. 1. each , lOc ; dry shearlImigs ( short
vooled early skins ) , No. 1 each , Ic ; dry flint
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. .
actual weight. blOc ; dry flInt Kansas and No-
brastun Murratn wool pelts , per lb. . actual
welgit , 4to ; ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
pelts. per lb. , actual weIght , 4Jt4e ; dry flint
Colorado 3.turraln wool pelts , ler lb. , octual
weight. 4)5c ; dry pIeces and bucks. actual
welgtmt 4fSe ; feet cut oft , as it Is useless to
pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND G1lI'ASE-Tallow , No. 1 , Ic ;
tallow , Nc2 , Sc ; grease , white A , Ic ; grease ,
white 11 , 21lc ; grease , yellow , 2c grease , daik ,
2c ; old butter , 2512 ½ c ; beeswax , prime. )54
22c : rough tallow , l4c ,
IIONES-In car lots wolgied nnd delivered In
Chicago : Dry luffaho , per ton , $ hZ.tOgll,00 ; dry
country , bleached , per ton , $ l0.0'JC12.O9 ; dry
country. damp antI meaty. per ton , $6.0KLS.00.
WOOI.-Unwashed , fine heavy , 65J7e : mo light ,
StPDc ; quarter blood , lOUliZc : seedy , burr ) ' and
chatTy , Sjc ; catted and broken , coarse , 7L1'Jc ;
catted and broken , fine , 60j8c. F1eee , woshet-
Medium , 1S(1Sc ; fine , 14131Cc ; tub vnshed , 16(5
18 ° ; black , Sc ; bucks , Sc ; tag iCcks , 2(53c ; dead
pulled. 54Jc.
FURS.
iNo.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ILge. iMdm _ ' _ _ _ _ _
glR _ ( 3 15 0(1 $ 56210 110(51218 5
Uhavk Yearlings. . J2l5 10 00 00 oo o
Illuek Cubs , . , , Ct $ S SO 6 4 0u ZOO
Itlack Montana &
Mountain . . . . . . lS22 14 00 10 00 10 00 4 00
Ulack Montana .
Yearlings 00 s 00 5 00 C 00 2 o
Ulack Mofltafl3
'Cubs . . . . . . . . . . . .650 450 300 400 200
SIlver . . . . . . . . 00 12 00 8 00 900 4 00
SlIver Tip Yrlgs 11 00 8 00 5 00 00
SlIver Tip Cubs. , . S 00 4 a a oo a oo i so
Shown . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 00 12 00 12 00 1 06
veaIings . . . . . . . . ) 8 oo a oo s 00 4 00
Cube . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .700 600 100 400 200
ttador . . . . . . . . . . . .1611 . . 50 CO so ro so
Fi.uluer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .S 00 5 00 4 00 4 00 2 00
"Ox-
Silver ( accordtng
to beauty.100 00 60 00 4 00 20 00 10 00
o oo so to 23 06 15 00 6 03
Croi . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 1 00 2 tJ 2 J 1 50 1 00
ICed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . so 1 2. 1 00 75 21
Way . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ° 4 I 11
Kit , . . . . . . . . . . . . " . 0 40 IC 20 10
l.ynx . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200 150 121 so
Marten . . . . . . . . . . . .2 00 1 50 1 00 1 00 50
Mink . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SOS3 So 43 25 10
MInk Dark 85 S5 45 20 10
MountaIn Lion ,
( perfect bead
! : : : : : : . GG 7 5 00 4 06 2 00
Otter I'ale..7 00 5 00 4 00 o oo 1 50
ilaccOon . . . . . . . . . . ' SO 35 zo io
1tacc000 : , Shack
( as to beauty ) 5O@ 2
-
. . . . . . . 75 50 50 21
Short strIped 1 00 0 45
Narrow striped. . , CO 40 ho 10
Uroad striped , . . , .
Wolverine . , , . . , . . . 4 00 3 00 2 00 s 00 100
\Volt Mountain. , 3 00 2,00 1 50 75 40
Volf Prairie 65(510 60 40 o is
nearer , per skin 107 6 4 50 2 00 4 00 2 00
11e.over llts . . , , . , I 00 1 50 75 50 14
MUSKRATS-
: r ' : : : : : : : : : : : Sl0
Ia'l 7 6
KIts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 _ _ _ , _ 3
St. LouiS , , GeuirmtI thuir1cet ,
ST. Lotilfi. itprli 6.-FLOUR-Shall but firm
itnut higher ; patents. $3.61(53.35 ; extra fancy ,
$3.35t53.45 ( ; fancy , $2,510fJ3.00 ; choice , $2.I.UJ2.G5.
WIIIUA'l"-The Missouri crop report showing a
floor condItIon of vlmeat In this state' , causeul a
boom at the opeping , both bulb , and bears buy-
lug freely and ttuo market autwuinceul nil utay ,
cloSing L2c higher than Saturday for fu-
lures. 'iiEtt lower ; No. 2 red , cacti. SOc In elevator -
vator ; 2ti74o on track ; May , 62tIC2c ; July ,
63c' ,
CORN-Futures firm. ath'anclng in sympathy
with wheat , and closIng % o above lUaturday ,
Rpot riulel , steady : No , S mixed , cash. 26c ;
hula ) ' , 27'4c ; July , 25c ,
OATS-1"utures firm and higher , but quiet. Spot
strong : No. 2. cash , IDCc ; May , hOc ; July , 3'J3c.
ltYl-Nomlnal ; 3Cc on track.
hiAltLiUY Steady.
( 'OOtN MlUt1.-l.35Li'l.4O.
IIItAN-Itearcol 470 bItt. east track.
F1AXSS1I-h'Ieady. SIc ,
rMOTIIY SlFII0(321
hAY-Quiet but firm for choIce grades ; prairie ,
$4,50t00.OO : timothy. 17.005113.00. thIs side.
iitTTTlUlt-Qutet and uichanged.
Efl(1S-Quiet , unchanged ; treslu. tIc.
WI I I Ki'- . 22 ,
LEAI-Strong ant advancing ; ( or spot $2.50
wan lilt and 15 cars retlnet ( told ( or April antI
May at $2S2.
Sl'ELTEIt-hligluer ; 2 cars sold at * 3.SZ.
0011'ON T1l5-Thc.
llAGGlNQ-iL5c ,
1'ltOV1SlONt4--l'wk. quiet : standard mire Job.
lutng. new , 18.701 cli , * 8.25. Lar,1 , higher ; efiolce ,
$4.V'(4.55. lineon. b3xeti shoulders , $5.21 ; longs ,
55.3754 ; rIbs. $5.50 ; iliortu , $5.50 , 1)ry salt flueflis ,
boxiet shoulders. 14.15 ; longs , $0.75 ; ribs , $1.75 ;
Idiorts , .67t4.
iIl6C1Il'Tl3-Flour. 34.000 Lbl . ; wheat , 24,00) )
bu. : oorn. 62.006 bu , ; oats , 42,000 ho ,
lUliIt'SlliN'l'I4-I"lour , 15,060 bId , . ; wheat , 30,000
bu. ; corn , 13,000 bu.l Oats , 31,000 bu.
l'corln MurJe4s ,
P1ORUe , AprIl 6.-CORN-Steady ; new No , 2 ,
IS5e ; new No. 3 , 20'4c.
OATS-Firmer ; No. 2 whIte. 2Oi2Oc ; No. 3
while. l8ttiSc ,
itYE.-lull , nominal.
WI1ISKY.-Stentiy ; tlnisbcd good. on the basis
at' $1.22 ( or blab Orlnes.
llECEll9'-Corn. 10.500 bu , l oats , 11.950 tmu. ;
rye. , eoneh uhisky , 75 gals. ; % heah , 3.600 bu.
$ ltlh'MIINI'S-Corn , 21,750 bu. : oats. 56.300 Lu. ;
rye , none ; whisky , ISO dais. ; wheat , 6,400 bu ,
KIIRIIUIM CIS ) ' 50uirkels.
KANSAS C1'l'Y , April 6.-W'liet market dull ;
No. S hard0 G3o ; No , 3 , 4SC0o ; zejected , 3$4'c ;
, _ . ,
'
- - - , - _ - - _ _
No. 2 73)71c ; No. 2 sprIng , nomInRIl ) ' 3ei
NO , 3. ISthIle.
COI1N P.tatket higher : No. 2 mixed , i3(4t123c ( ;
Na. 2 white , hI4h1l4c. !
OATS-No. 2 mIxed , 17'.4c ; No. 2 white , 19 %
ltYl-No. 2 , SItDlc.
3lY-Market firm' timothy , choice , $ Il.O61
11.10 ; othtr grades , 4IO41i0,5O ; prairie , choice1
(7.00611.00 ; oIlier grn.Ies , 1z.uOL50 ( ,
IIIJTTEIt-Mtttkct $ lC'41lic1
- itetiy ; creamery ,
dairy , 121516c.
L'UOIS-Marketpteady at S40 % per doz.
.S'1'OCiS AN1) lIONDS.
Trnuliuii f an lt'regnlnr Clunrnelcl
itilul llou1t'rnte in iIuisite ,
NEV VOItIC , April 6.-The stock market today ,
upon a moderate volume of business , eltepiayeel
en irregular caurse. 'rho opening spectulatloul
was fatuli' confident In tane anti commissIon buy-
lng on a moderate scale was apparent , the Ira.
( urovemaat being tItuS to a busIncsiike corimuider-
ation of Intluonet's lin'Ing ' peclnt application
litton certain Industries anti properties. Tue
limited demand for exchange In Inc face of an
catty money market nUtrnlizt the effect of the
high rnte of shelling , ant In some cIrcles time
beliCf vtmu curi'ent that little , it any , galut , In nl-
( Iltion to the $500,000 to Ito forwflflleel by tomor-
low's stenmeC would be shIpped ( lilA week. flail-
road returns are encuraguuig. TIme anthracite
Coal it-nib bm being hanihlet from a lousiness
point ef view , anti the outlook for tcided lam-
liruvemunt In tIme iron and steel ant ) tributary
markets is ery god. The inItial tripling vns
fairly nctlte , anti time dlstrlbuilcem ot tIme trans-
aetlans leasonrihl ) ' gutoti , Tobacco moveti in ,4iarp
contrast ( I ) time general mat ket , nfll , aithiougim
an oilily concession at h' ' ocr cent was fully i-e' .
cot-trod , (1w ( stock displayed a sagging tendency
nuld cenltuaiiy cinsed wttii a net ioss of a pDlnt ,
'lIme gain ; noted Ia the early dealIngs were
- Intuit marketi in tlmc specialties. Colorailo rOot
rose 21/ , anti Tennessee ConI antI Iron nut hIhln3is
Steel 1 % . on th trat1 couslficratlons referred to ,
Manhattan Elevated advanced I per cent on
remmewet fiiscugsiuimm of negotiatbns for control
of ( lip limPet-il' by outIt1e interests. Sugar nflui
heteusouiri l'sucitic goinni about a liint , anti less
taipei tahmt ati'nnce5 ou.'curiecl in nilmer shares ,
Towarl nuiddumy ( hue macku'S developed a reaction-
nt-S. tendency on ZtfltlCiiMttlOfl of the' passage of
the Cuban iesolutions In the house Sty a very
large majority. 1tenllrntlcin weic general , atl
Ilium traders made t-l'f'ctive maltI upon prices.
'I'lutt pressure to sell cam' ! ml time entire list below
Snturdzm"s chsng l5t'el. IMutsviiie & NmuutmvlIie
vns uumtavnrnbly nlTt'cttd , aside from the. general
tendency of lit-ices , 1y a elect-ease in 11mm corn-
lags for time rout-tim week In March of $40,210. nod
a decrease ( or ( hue neemntlm of $35,661. Manhattan
Mifl'vrrd from , lenlnit. 5) ' lhlcaia of any Impunfi-
lag change of o'n'rshlp of time property , Tue
stocks nameul , the grangers anti Tezmnespoe Coal
were freely olfeieti , zmnl clot-lIned 1 to l3 per
cent ft-zen the early lmtgh level , The clerulag was
wc'utk not at the' lowest at tIme day , tim' . general
net losses extindlng to a Point In it number of
shares ,
lOomis were strong in the early uicalkugs , wIt ) )
Northern I'aeiflc anti MontantU lsts trust receipts
leading vitlm a gain of 24 per Cent , In tIme later
dealings , imowe'er , tlm market weakened In
muynipath' witti the reaction lnstock , anil ciasetl
caster let tone , with the Norlhern l'neific anti
Tozt ; & I'ncitlc Issoes under pressure. The sales
were * 1.019,003. Gn'emflnients were quiet and
stea.ly tin snies of $19,060. Time , lealings in , state
l.ndmu nmounli'i to only $1,006 of Nortim CarolIna
consol 4s at 105.
The followIng were the closing quotations on
the leadIng stocks of the NOw York exchange
today :
Atchtitoim. . . . . . . . . . I 4 I N. Y. : entral , , . , ( lii
Admemmimu EL . . . . . . . . . 147 N , Y. .e N. F. . . . . . . . 40
/.l'on. P. II. . . . . . . ( in Ontarlo& V. . . . . . . . 14
Anu. F.ximre"n. . . . . . 110 Oregon lump. . . . . . . . I
htaitinmore&Oiuto lS Oregon Nov. . . . . . . . 20
Canada Pacific. . 65 0. S. L. .5 U. N , . . . .
Canadasotutltorn , 4 $ * Pacific Mull. . . . . . . . 2t ; %
Central PacIfic. . . , 1I$4 P. D. & F. . . . . . . . . . .
Clues. & 01mb l06 I'ittsbiirg. . . . . . . . . . Lila
Chicago .ta Alton , . 13(1 ( Pimlimaim I'aiacc. , . 155
C , , It. &Q. . . . . . . . . . 77 Iteacilne. . . . . . . . . . . . 30) )
Clmtcigo : aK. . . . . . . 117 % It. tL W. . . . . . . . . . . 18
Coumutolielated Gas. . 152 15. G , W , mfd. . . . . . . . 45
C. , C. , . & St. L. , , 95 Itoca Island..3
Cob. Coal & Irofl , iJ St. PattI. . . . . . . . . . . . 70
Cotton Oil Cert. . , . 15 do pit . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Dolawaro& IlemiL , 1211 St. I' . , oOmniha. : . . .
'Del..Lack. & W , . I593 doptd. . . . . . . . . . . . 122
IJ.&ItG. Pfi. . . . . . 47)4 ) Southerim Pacmfic. . 110
U. . ! c C. F , Co. . . . . . . I7s Suirar Refinery. . . . 118 %
EnatTenum.14'4 . TennCoat &Iron. : itt
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( ToxasPacillo. . . . . . S
Ericpft . . . . . . . . . . 22 T.&OCent.pfd. , , . 70
Fortwayno. . . . . . . . 160 UnIon Pacific 8
O.Norlhorn ifd. 110 U.S.6xpres . . . . . 43
C ) . & E. I. alit. . . . . . 07 V. St. L. P. . . . . . . . .
hocking Valley. . . Ill W. St. L. .le P. rat. . 18
IllinoIs Centrat. . , . USVelIa Fargo Lx. . . 1t)0 )
St. P. & Dimlutim. . . . 24 W stern Uimlocm. . . , 801 (
ir. & P. lift ) . . . . . . . . . 2fl4 Wheeling & L. E (134
Lake Erie . \Veet. . Isti do lmftt. . . . . . . . . . . . 32
( lopiti. . . . . . . . . . . . 70 1,1. & 8t. L. . . . . . . . . . 10
LalceStiore. . . . . . . . l47)fl..o ) It. 0. , . . . . . . . . .
Lent ! Trust. . . . . . . . 2434 0. F. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 %
LouisvIlle .t N. . . . 4034 N , L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1834
L.&N.A. . . . . . . . . . . 834 C.F.&I. . . . . . . . . . . 28)1'
MaymhattnnCco. . . . 109 do pftt. . . . . . . . . . . . 01l
Memnpluie& C. . . . . . 15 I1.&P. C. . . . . . . . . . . . 134
Mtelilgatm Cent. . . . . ui : T. su. L. & It. c. . . ii
? , tlMsoimrl Pacific. . 24 T. St. L. &K.O. oft 10
MobIle & Ohio. . . . . 2 S. It. 15. . . . . . . . . . . . . I )
Nashville Clint. . , 6 $ S. It. It. fd. . . . . . . . 21)34 )
NotIonal Cordayc 4 Am. 'lob. Co. . . . . . 87)4
Nat. Cordaelmtel. . 034 do pfd. . . . . . . . . . .
N. J. Central. . . . . . . 505 Am. Tel , & 0. Co. . , . 02
N.'W.pftt. . . . . . . . ( ' 4 Coni'lCuubheCo. . . . 158
Not-tim Mn , Co 534 Anm. Sag itpfd. . . . . . 10034
Nortimoruml'.tclfic. . 1)4 U , S.Cordago gtd , . ' 18
N , l'acllc ) oft . . . . . . 3134 53.5. Leather ptt 0O
U. P. I ) , & a. , : i u. 8. Rubber. . . . . . . 20
Northwestern..103)4 ) do pfct. . . . . . . . . . 85
dooM. . . . . . . . . . . . 14(1 S L.S.&ElstTIt 317
'ex-dlv ,
TIme blat sales of stocks today wore 153439
shares , including American Tobacco , 15,50) ; hut- .
lington , 17,900 ; AmerIcan Sugar , 17,000 ; General
Electric , S.2'Jd : Louisville , 7,300 ; Manhattan , 6,300 ;
Mlssouti l'aclflc , 4,106 : Stock Island , 3.000 ; St.
Paul. 11O0 ; Tennessee Coal ant Iron , " 19,706 ;
Union l'aclfic , 6,100 shares. '
New York MaIic'y Market.
NEW YORK , April 6.-MONEY ON CALL-
icasy at 1(534 per cent ; last loan , 3 per cent ;
closed at 3(51'per cent.
1'IIIME MERCANTILI1I PAPER-56jC % per
cent.
STERLING EXCILANGIO-FIrm , wIth actual
business in bankers' bills at $4.S9Ul.89 for tIe-
mand and $4.SSLI.LS % for sIxty days. l'oated
rates. 04.1834(54.89 and 4.6934(54.9O. Commercial
bills , 84.17 % .
liAR SILVER-40C ,
SILVF3I1 cl6RT1vICATES-6811U6S ½ e.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Steady ; state honda
dull ; raliroimul bondS coaler.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
U. S. 4s , reg. 110W. 11074 0. P. late of ' 05. , . . 101) )
U. S. 4acouip. new , 11)154 ) D. .e It. G. 7s . . . . . . 112
US,5ry. . . . . . . 113)6 U &u.G.4e. . . . . . . 88
U. S,5Ccoump. . . . . . it334 Erio2da. . . . . . . . . . . . Ut )
U. 8.-is , reg . , , . , . , 108)4 G. 11. .tt S. A. Oa. . . , 105
iJ.S.4ecoup. . . . . . 11)034 ) 0. lt..iSA. 75. . . . 100
tJ.S.2s.reg. . . . . . . . U ) 1C.&T.C. Ohs. . . . . . . 103
PacilicOim of ' 05. . , 1oi3 : do ( is. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106)4 )
Ala , , clisa : A. . . . . . 11)7 ) 211. , IC , & T. . let -La 83)1
Aln.class 13. . . . . . . 107 do 2d 4s. . . . . . . . 5034
Ala. . clasit C. . . . . . . It ) . Mutual Union Lit 11:1 :
AhiiCimrroflcy 11)1134 ) N.JO. ( len. S'c lit )
La , Now Coum. 'is (17 No. Pactiio lttta 115
Mlsuuocmrld5. . . . . . . . 100 do 25s. . . . . . . . . . . . 11034
N. C.da. . . . . . . . . . . . 1lOt N.W. CoumeoI . . . . . 1St )
N. C. 48. . . . . . . . . . 103 do S. P. Dab. Se. , 110k
S. C. noimftituct 1 ( I5. G.Vcst. . lst'm. . , 75
Teimn. new Ret Sc 80 St. 1' . Coneolum 7mm. , 123 %
Teummi. flaw set 58 , 111 do C.-'I.'SV , 53 111)14 )
Teumn. old ( iH. . . . . . . t0 St. L. & I. MGa. I 77
Va. Centuriu'm. . . . . 01 St.L.eS'FOen,0 107
( ho deferred 5,1 Texas Pc. 1et 80
Alchlsoum 45. . . . . . . .7714 do 2u1 . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Aicluimuoum 2(1 A. . . . . 210 73. P. 15(5 of 'flU , , . , 11)4
Canada So. 2dtm. . , , 10334 Voet Shore 4s. . . . . 10334
L. & N. unified 4s , 78 Soumtimorim St . . . . . . . 01
0. It. & N. lets. . . . 110 N. Pac. : htiim. . . . . . . 74)1
Boston Stock QuotahlosmN.
BOSTON. April 0-Cal1 loans. 45 pot- cent :
tltmme loomis. 434156 % imor cent. Clo3lny priaaa for
stockS , boiida amid mmiii ;
AT. & S . . . . . . . . . .15
Am. Sumizar. . . . . . . . . 1is1 SY. Rice. oft . . . . . . . 33
Ammm. Stigiur art . . 100 % Vis , Central. . . . . . 2)4 )
hay State Gas , . 10 EdIson RIco. Ills. , 133
itch Tuiephiommo. , 20:1 : Geui. 1lec pfcl. . . . . 74
hioaton & Albany , 207 Atciulmuon 2da. . . . . .
hloston& Malice. 1)311 ) Atelmisoum 4s. . . . . . . 7 %
C. Ii. & (4. . . . . . . . . . . 77)1 Now Enelund ( is 112
Fitchburg. . . . . . . . . . 05 Alloaez luilnimmg Co I
( lea , Electric , . , , , , 37 Atltflticu. ; . . . . . . . . 17)1
Illinois Steel. . . . . . hit hiostoum .o Montana 7534
Mexican Central , , I i)34 ) ilutle & liostoim
N. V. & N. 16. . . . . . . 80 Culunmt liocla. , 308
Diet (3olommy. ( . . . . . . . 1fl$1 Frinkilu. ; . . . . . . . . . 11
Ore. Simon Line 13)4 Kearuourge. . . . . . . . . . It )
ltumbbor. . . . . . . . . . . . . 21) ) tjsceola. . . . . . . . . . . . 23
SanDiego. . . . . . . . . . It ) Qulumoy , . . . , , , , , , . , 125
tiumioum l'aclllo , , , 7 Toimmarack. . . . . . . . . . 00
lYost End. . . . . . . . . . (3)434 ) WolverIne , - . , , . 7
SVeet lImit atel. . . . . (10 _
Susie FrancIsco Mlsulsig ( limotmitlons ,
SAN FRANCISCO. April 0-TIme oflictal closing
quotationator nututumg stsis to.l.ty vero a f1-
1ovH :
Alt.'u . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 doumbi , t Cumi'ry. . . . . 213
AlninmComm , . . . , . 14 lltio&Norcros , . , 125
AmitIes. . . . . . . . . . . . . ' JUlia. . . . . . . . . . . . , . 5
iioiclmor. . . . . . . . . . . . 43 ? uIeXictim . . . . . . . . . . 45
Ihest& iiolclmer. . . , 57 Mono. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
lioulto Coum. . . . . . . . . . 'iS Occidental Comm. . , ) 85
hluliloui , , , , , . , . , . . , , 5 Oaldr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
Catetmouim's . . . , . , , , 5 Overnmnim , , , . . . , , . , , . 11
.
ala , , , , 2(1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . '
'hollar. . . . . . . . . . . 4(1 Stvuerztm : . . . . . . . . . . 33
. . . . . . . . . ScorpIon. . . . . . . . . . . 3
Con , Cal , 4e Va. , , , 185 . SIerrA Nevicua , , , . 02
Comm. Immmperial . , . , 1 Sliver 11111 , . . , . , , I
Coil , New York , , , a UumlonCoim. . . . . . . . . 58
Cruwmm PoInt. . . . . . . 37 Ulatm Comm. . . . . . . . . . 7
Exelioquier _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 Yellow Jitckut . . . 3(3 (
Sliver b'irs , 6014,1 ItIOXIEI' ) ciuilaes , 3t3333.a.
Sight drafts , Ac ; toer3ltmta. ) 734a.
New York 3lluthui Quotuulloucs ,
N1U\V YQIUf. April ti-Tlco foliowhum at-a 6
ciommimig mlutmmg qumotimitous :
"
Ibmiwer , , , , , . , , , . , :0) . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ctuollar . . . , , . , , , , , . , 40 01)11th' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . jill
Crown I'otut. , , . , , 31) I'Iynmotmtlm. , . , , , , , , , 20
Comm. Cal. Va. . , 175 QuIcksilver. . . . . . . . 100
DeOdwood . . , , , , 10) ) ) Qmmicksllver ( mid , , , 1S00
( & . . . . . 5leraN.mvath. . , , , do
hlale& Norcromia , , 113 Siamtdn1 Ooa . . , 200
liuniestIltU.,2309 : Union Con. . . . . . . . 511
Iron Sliver. . . . . . . . . 24 Yellow Jacket. . , 30
Moxicaim. . . . . . . . . . . . 41
lelnmnciil NOtes.
IiOfl'l'flN1 April 6-Clearings , * 13,022.116 ; hal.
ances , 11.631,4)4.
IIAL1TISIEili AprIl 6.-Clearings . , 2,4l8,097 ;
balances , 121SI5.
NEW I'OltK , SprII 6.-Clearings , 80,967,717 ;
balances , $6,1SlSlD ,
l'hllI4Ai)1ILI'hlIA , April 3.-Cienrlngs. flO,335-
616 ; balancs , $1,725,503.
ST. LOUIS. April 6.-Clearings , $4,505,112 ; bai-
ances. $155,230. Money , CS per cml. New York
exchange. ( Sc ItremluIn bit ; SOc ltrenmiutn asked.
ChICAGO. April 6.-Money , ateady ; on call , C
31Cr Cent : time. Stfl imr Cent. New York exchange -
change , 5G premlunm. SterlIng exchange. posted
rated , on demand. $490 ; on sixty days , $4.80 ;
bank cleat-Imgs. $14,127,441.
\'ASIIiNQTON , April 6.-TImo treaaUry tcelay
lost $152,400 hem gold coin and * 16,706 in tiara ,
wimicim leaves the true amount of tIme gold re.
serve 127,91O,173 , A telegram from the aislotant
treasurer Ct New .Y'rkiumut ( a that $800,000 has
hen engegemi for xiuat , tout none of It will
Ctnmo ft-tim hit' 5q3ttremiuury. It is nesuimeti It
will be furnished by ttm New Turk banks.
Cnflrc.-Mnrkt.
NEW YORK , April C.-C01"S'El4 - OlUtions
opened fuienmiy at so ) uivtflce of 5(110 polnt ,
ruled quiet , but g000nliy flrm on foreign buy-
lag nt-tiers anti scn ltj-'iif local sellers following
tiecremiss cut 176.19 , bags ; closed dull at a net nut-
Vance of 51110 points. . Seulea 7,20' ) bags , Inciutilng
March , 810.2' ) , Spot Jib. dciii ; NO .7 , * 13.75 : mllil ;
quiet ; ( "ormiova. $ l61iJIS.O ) , Sales , 500 bags
Marlonibo ; 400 l'ngtu"Sui'ruthilla l. t.
The. world's a'tmimpty ( S'isihle ) for April shows a
decrease of M6S5 T'igmfroni the supply of last
month. An Inelcoact , ctj' 757.559 usgs was 5)mOWfl )
this time a ) 'tllr flgo. The nflheial figures are
2.631,670 image , as COThiiMeui with 3.011,551 bags
last . month nail 2.)4l0 , bags the same time a
5.ear ng. No cables wore receIved from lila ,
Snnto , lOaves or himtnien , owIng to ft holIday.
Warehouse miellt'crie'ue from New York Saturday ,
13,461 legal New 'ork shock today , 197,764 lames ;
United States stock , 230,473 Lungs ; afloat for time
United SIntes , 304,18) ) hns ; blat vlsittle for time
United States , 484,575 liags , against 439,207 bags
last year. - ,
. ICimmsns Clty. tise Stock ,
1ANSA8 CITY , AprIl 6.-CATTId--lteeoipta ,
5,000 Imend ; shlpmenlmm , t0) imenmi. Mnmket steamiy
to strong. Texas sIeSta , $2.9601S.64 Texan cows ,
$2.OOCJ2GO ; ht steers * 3.00(54,10' natIve esws ,
$ i.rnrui 40 ; stockers ahmt feeders , $2.50(53.75 ; bulls ,
$2.06(53.15.
llOGS-lteeeiptuu , 5,1041 hrnd l emiuipnmcnhmm. 700
Imeaul. Market firm , hulk of sales. 83.45(53.651
heavy , 83.25(53.50 ; tockirs. $ l.lOfll.70 : inixe.l ,
03.10(53,50 ; ilgmts , * 3.25(53.70 ; Yorkers , 83.60613.70 ;
lutga , 53.10(73.65.
Mhl16F3i'-iteceiptmc , 7,200 Imeatit shIpments. $0) ) )
hunch , Mat-hot ste.nmiy to stronger ; lnnmbs , 83.00(5
5.50 ; muttomis , 82.75613.63 ,
1'eileu1u flrnium.
TOLEDO , AprIl 6.-\VlllI.T-.tctlvel Imlgher ;
No , 2 t'nlm , 7334c ; Mn' , 74c ; July , 30-c ,
COltN-Acttve : drum ; No , 2 nllsed , bc ; No. 2
yellow , tOtc ; May , 30'.4e.
OTfi-Stencly ; No. Il mixed , 20c , nomninni ;
Mim0 , lIe.
itYIl-.iull : No. 2 dash , ICe.
ClAVE'It ' IOlUtUl-Illglmcr ; stead ) ' primne casim ,
$4. & ! % ; April , 84.43.
'IsI 1mb Suipul of (7rulim ,
Nhi'IV I'OflI'C , April 6-Tue vIsible supply of
graIn April 4 , as COfilIthIetI by tim New York
lmmotitce ) exchange , Is tie follows : Wheat , 60,322 , .
00) bu ; decrease , 723,006 tim. Corn , iC,9S9,0)0 ) lam ;
met-care , 439,006 bu , Oats , 9,020,000 bum ; lnemeaee ,
101,00) liii. Rye , 1,523,006 him ; increase. 35,000 ha.
lint-icy , 1,140,000 html decrease5,00u ) bu ,
hrv Gonuis.
NEYOIUC , April 6.-The mmmrket was stat-tied
tiis mornIng imy as April sumew storni , and whIle
a gcucui number of puechneers were on tue sit-oCt
their InquirIes vere not fmhiowu'tI its' free s.lec-
tions , I'rlmmtlng ciotha wee dull at li4c.
I'ALL RIVEn , Maca , April 6.-I'rlnt cloths ,
quiet and steady at 2c.
'iuIuumi'mmlmiIN Vhment.
MINNIOAPOIl14 , April 6.-W'III7AT-Illghier email
fit-ni ; April , 62c ; May , C2tc ; Jemly , 631,40j63c.
On tracicl No. 1 boat , 63)Cc ; No. i ciorimein ) ,
62'tSc ' : No. 2 northoin , 01c. Receipts , Ill ears ,
FLOUIt-Unchnnged
Sugmmr Market.
NEW YORK , April 8.-SUGAR--Raw , firm ;
Sales , 2.775 hogs Cuban centrifugal , tIll test. mit
I 3.lSc ; 1,50) bags Surlimam , centrifugal , at 4 3.lfc.
Itefineel , firm. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Frij lVlipnt Muirlect ,
SA17 rilANcIsco. AprIl C-WIIIUAT-Decem.
tier , $1.00 ; May , $ l.OS % ; cleat-eel , 724,006 contals.
lhlgime Butter Market.
( SLaIN , Ill. , Apt-Il 6.-RUTTER-Sleady ; offerIngs -
Ings 46,380 Ibs ; sales , 24,600 Ibs : at jOe.
MET 1118 DOOM IN DIIATIS VALLIOY.
Anollmer VictIm Leaves Ills Whitened
Ilomies' on tlte Alkuuht 1)esert.
FRESNO , Cal. , April 6.-Anotlmer lIfe , hal
been sacrificed to the determination among
miners and prospectors to unearth tIme hidden -
den treasures ofhDeath valley , Time latest
victim known to people of this community Is
D. K. Roberts. lobeFts started on a pros.-
pecting tour into'1iea'th valley eomo time
ago , but from that daj until the present no
trace of him Iia beemi found and it is
feared that ho prfhld in the eiesrt. Ex-
pditions to seek the ' fLbled riclmes of Death
valley start out an4ualf. Tlmis'great expanse
of arid land. Iylug , Ifl the Panamlnt moan-
tairms In the sohe tern part'of Inylo
county , Ia abouj 400mtept below sea level , and
except for a few s.oirces of springs along
Its mountain sids , i entirely destitute of
water ,
150W Till' TOlA'CO 'i'itusr ' WOISICS.
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Tnteret1u57 . Stnteimcnts Mmmdc 1 , 'One
S , (
ozeI(1fei
NEV ( if .Chapc.qcit
Reed , atNewark , N. Jttodayjcontnued the
hearing of testimony' In the 'suit brought
against the Amerlcftn Tobacco tcompany for
a forfeiture of its charter.
The principal witness was John It. Mills ,
on whose motion the suit wa instituted. Ho
testified that after the American Tobacco
conpany obtaIned control of the market his
firm was obliged to 'sign a contract with it
to accept consignments. lie said that lie
bad reCeived a rebate when purchaces reached
$1,000 worth , and 2 per cent off for payment
in ten days.
James 13. , Duke , president of the American
Tobacco company , and .Tcseph Brown , its
secretary , have been subpoenaed to testify.
IIUILDIN43 TORN TO W'RAGMETS.
Two Mcmi lClhieIbyliie TerrifIc Ex-
) ) IelOhi of 'me holler.
IUDGETOWN , Oat. , AprIl 13.-Just as the
men had assembied In Watson Bros. ' miii
ready to begin work today a terrific boIler
explosion tore the building into fragments.
Already two dead bodies , those of Daniel
Leitch and A. M. Cunningham , have been extricated -
tricated from the mIne and It In believed
othera are buried beneath the debris.
Jonathan Butler is probably fatally Injured ,
both arms being broken and legs horribly
Cult. William Watson and rhomas Shea are
both injured in the Imead. At present it Is
Impossible to ascertain the full number of
fatalIties. The mills were the main induotry
of Itidgetown.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
GOING ICOIS GOLD IN ALASKA FIELIS ,
Ijsiprecemlczited Itusim of' Adi'cumturer.a
to lice Ice-Chuil 161 1)ornmio.
SEATTLE , April 6.-The steam schooner
Laheemo sailed for Six-Mile creek on Cook's
inlet this morning , having 235 pwsengers
and a large cargo of freight , Just before the
hour of departure twenty meim came ashore ,
refusing to siualce time trip owing to tile
crowded condition of the vessel , and tlmeir
farea were accordingly refunded , Of timosa
who got away tour vere young men whub
had given up good posItions In Grand Rapids ,
Micim , , to try theirfortunes in time fields of
Cook's inlet.
The steamer Utopia , which sailed Saturday -
day for Alaska. had 125 paSsengers ,
Ilmink Teller Simoi't use Wlmezui ,
ST. LOUIS , April 0.-A special telegram
to the Post-Dispatch from Macon , Mo. , says
Harvey Gray , teller of limo First National
banlc of tlmat place , vas arrested at time town
of Clarence last nIght , charged witim em-
bezzilng $4,200 obp banks fumjs. Gray
admits tile charge and says ho Imas been
speculating iii Chieoo where lie hoe a $3,000
margin , Ho is mjJiJy connected and lisa
wealthy rolatlves'ln other pal'ts of time state.
ltesmiiuieul Goiat'Ilkjmoj'tut to Europe ,
NEW YORK , Aprlii6.-Tho gold shipments
of Ileldelbach , IckOiheimner & Co. by tomor-
row's steamer wili amount to $800,000 ,
It is taiderstoodu that the treasury reserve
viii not be atfecof 11y this shipment , Time
coin will be witlm4tatvn from Limo National
City bank , and utithdugh this InstitutIon Is
a government depaultory , the amount is not
expected to 6tatement.
hurt Ii1tii1 ExlIpsion.
ChICAGO , Apr1ljf.j'An explosion occurrel
tills afternoon iqpfrj2 , engine room of the
Murphy Varnlslm oworlca , Twenty-second and
Dearborn streetsl i3cveral 10011 ' 0T0 son-
ously hurt. It Is Scared two of them will
dIe. The fatally' injured are : Jolla Loaten ,
Jr. , and Jolmn Lenten , atThe damage to
the factory will not be over $5,000 ,
'I'i'ft Ismulluins llleiv Out time tIlls ,
PITTSI3URG. Apnii 6.-Gulcento and Felice
Cuncio and Francisco Russo , Italians , were
found dead In their boils in tim Hotel
Tonlehto on Webster avenue today , Ilaving
been asphyxiated by gas , which they imati
turned on , but tailed to light , The first
two wore brothers. Russo arrived from Italy
yesterday , _ _ _ _
hilehiojI 51)1555 Nerlomisly Ill ,
flUFFAI.O , AprIl 6-Rev , Stephen Vincent
Ryan , bishop of tile Catholic diocese of
Buffalo , is aerously ill at his residence , and
lila plmysicianu entertain but little hope of
tIa recovery. lie Is about 70 years of age.
p
The name One Minute Cough Cure suggests
a medicine that relIeves at tice , and quickly
cures. Its uQ provee It ,
. iAliA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of' Ott1o and Hogs Lghtor Than
for Many a Day.
DEMAND STRONG AND SALES QUICK
lhuy'crs Go After the 1liittteil OlTerlmigs
Eagerly timid Sonic Iln'e lime
l'cmms Clemtreii of lIvery-
tiiitm14 Clii Sale.
MONDAY , April 6.
fleceipts for the clays Indicated nt-al
Cattle. Ilogmu. Sheep. horses.
April 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . 777 t,69 . . . .
Apt-li 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . 720 2,037 541
Apt-Il 3. . . . . . . . . . . 622 2,610 225
April 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,165 3,660 173
April 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . 800 3,155 tOG 12
March 51. . . . . . . . . . . 1,651 4,423 1,1711
March 10. . . . . . . . . . . 021 1,681 897
CATTLE-Only 777 enttle were received , or
about time same IltIhliber as came In on Sat-
ut-day , Time receIpts of eattle lmave been
vary light since Thursday of Inst week anti
the buyers s'ere a little lmtlngry for them. As
a conseqtlence timey. were out In good season
amiti got down to btmelmmess at once. lIvely-
thing sold In short order , a very early clear-
mince being effected.
Ileef steers were alt-oag Lunch active and In
Instimumecs salesmen reported ( lint they sold
at a little higher ) , rices. Time greater part
of all time cattia here sold inside the range ,
$3.C0'hiO.SO. The latter Price wail Paid for
1,320-lb. steers nuiti also for light cattle
weighing only I 110.
About eight loads , of cows mmd lmelfers
were on scle and the market was sirong and
active.
Stockers and feelers sold readily at fully
umteatly prices but the number on sale was
very small : hepresentrutive salesl
IIEIhF STKilt8 ,
No. y. Pr. No. y. Pr. No. y. Pr ,
1. . . . 510 83 fl ) 7..lISl $3 65 14. . . . 957 11 70
1. , . .110) 3 51) 4. , , .i122 3 6a . . . . .1223 1 35
4. . . , 935 3 55 25..lO'lG 3 65 2'.1250 3 73
16iOSS 3 Ci ) a. . . . 1121 3 67 % 21.llii ) I 110
7.llS $ 3 65 10. . , . 743 3 70 42.lliZi 3 80
2I.I01l 3 63
COWS.
i.,1050 I 50 1..lOSO 2 43 I..1206 3 00
4. . . . t67 2 01) 2. . . .116) 50 3 , . . .1161 1 00
4 , , , . 1130 2 03 5. . .1018 CO 7. . . .I23 3 1. )
2. . . . 1161) 2 25 3..II10 30 l..1I20 3 10
I ; . . , . 1192 2 25 I.lili ) 75 2. . . .1415 3 15
2.iOOS 2 25 I..IOS0 75 13. . . .1)2.1 ) 3 15
2.,1O2l ) 2 3.5 I..Iro : 8' ' ) 1.IlIO 3 25
2. . . . 891) 2 35 15 , , , . 1187 9' ) 15 , . , ,1063 3 35
1IIQILJ 40 7..1210. . . . . 00
IIEII"EIt $ .
I. , . . 390 2 54) 2. , . . 433 2 75 12. . . . 9)1 3S0
1 , . . . 760 2 50 1. . . . & 9) 3 25 5) . . . , 583 3 50
2. . . . 50 2 75 3. . , . 653 3 15
hULLS.
1. . . . 570 2 00 l.l630 2 65 1iC61) 2 55
1,1h30 2 23 2..l&OO 2 70 1..1720 2115
l..ilSO 2 no I.i3i5) 2 70 4,1482 2 Sd )
1. . . .173) 2 50 1. . .1340 2 70 1. , . , 73) 3 33
CALVES.
1. . . . :390 : s 0' ) 1. . . . 140 4 50 I. . , . 210 4 50
3. . , , 280 4 00 1 , , . . 22) 4 50 1 , . . . 190 4 50
1..230 450 1..130 450
STOCICEItS AND FEEDERS.
2 , . . , 6 3 00 4..I052 3 riO 1. , . . 390 3 60
3. . . . 510 8 00 59. . . . 858 1 55 1. , , . lot ) 3 60
1. . , . 820 3 05 37. . . . 767 3 55 5. . .1126 1 65
25. . . . 650 1 45 1. . . . 300 3 60 2 , , . . 476 3 65
I..410 350
MILKERS AND SI'IlINGEItS.
'
No Pr.
1 cow and calf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5 00
I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0' ' )
1 alit-lager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 00
1 cow and cntf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2106
1 cow an,1 calf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 00
1 cow ant calf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 p.
WESTERNS.
Wm. Ilranelis.
No y. I'r. No. /ev. Pr.
21 bulls..1397 02 45
1IOGS-The fresim reclpts numbered 569 head ,
and there were in additiOn about I ) ) heat ) carried
over fi'om Saturday.
Timere itt \'em'y lIttle to say about the trade. the
numiter of' hogs on sale being so small that
pricts were hardly ostaitllshed. The top on lIght
lmogs was $3.65. or Sc hmigmer ) ( ban on Saturday.
Time sales as a. whole rould indicate that. time
market i'as strong to Sc higher ,
TIme hogs were all sold and the moat-heat closet
early. Representative solos :
No y. Sb. I't- . o y. . Sim. Pr.
49..330 . . . $3 110 - . . . . . . . . . 40 $3 Ci )
70..290 . 40 3 50 . . . . . . . . . . . I CO
) . . . . . . . . . . . 3 55 . . . . . . . . 80 3 Ct )
62..247 160 3 55 . . . . . . . . . . , a C )
, . . . . . . . . . 160 3 55 , S3..115 . . . 365
't6..254 so'a 571/i i
' PIGS-ODDS AND ENDS. '
. . . . . . . . . . . 3 00 . . . . . . . . 60 a 45
2..350 . . . 3 4234 . . . . . . . . . . . 3 45
. . . . . . . . . . . 3 45 . . . . . . . . . . . 3 47 %
. . . . . . . . . . . 3 45 . . . . . . . . . . . Il 4734
SllEhOI'-Timero were no sheep in and nothing
to nake a market. The demand for aimed ) Is
good and mill tIme muttons olTered here of late
have meh wIth ready sale.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Ifogs Ohieli Aelivebut Close "iVenk-
Good flesnuemul for Shieej , ,
CIUCAGO , AprIl 6.-Cammon to choice steers
wore in urgent demand at from $3 40 to * 4.43 ,
with the bulk of sales at from $3.60 to $4.30 , anti
exporters took the larger share of choice droves ,
Last , week they were obliged to tieriously curtail
their operations , owing to the lIght supplies , and
only 2.794 cattle were taken for export , agaInst
6,405 time week before , and 3,0S7 a year ago ,
Butcher stuff developed more mutrengtim , anti cow
sale's of choice to extra ) melfers were made at
from $3.25 to * 3.75. The stocker and feeder trade
was light , as bollm tIme ofrertngs and ( lie mle-
mat-id were lImIted. Last week foders slmipped
out sixty-six cain. Texas cattle were jOe hIgher ,
Trade In hogs opened faIrly actIve at stronger
to 50 hmlgimor prlcma , but the mheniunel subsitleti
later and time closing was weaker. Sales today
"cia at from $3.50 to $3.50 for straight hots of
common to choice heavy and medIum weIghts ,
transactions tetng' largely mit from $3.70' to $3.75.
LIght welgimtu sold at ( room $3.70 to $3.95 ,
There woe an active tiemanil at 13 to $1 for
comnmoa to prime shmep , with sales of westerns
largely at from 83.60 to $3.55. Lambs soid Sc ,
tlveiy at from $1 to 81.85. chileily met $4.40 and
upward. Exporters were moderate buyers. Last
week 18 cars were takeimi for export anti 11
cars were sold to fcedtra.
Receipts : 'Cattle , 11,100 head ; hogs , 2,200 Itead ;
, sheep , 12,000 head.
St. LouIs Live Stock ,
ST. 'LOUIS April 6.-CATTLE-Receipts , 1,900
head. Market active anti a slmatle imetter ; natIve
beeves , $3.25(74,50 ; Texas Steers , * 2.75(73.10' stockers -
ers and feeders. 12.10613.65 ; cmi's and Imelfers ,
5li.000J'I.r.O ; bulls , mostly 92.25132.75.
ItOtIS-flecelitta , 6,000 tmnd , Market siemitly to
Sum hIgher : heavy , $3.50(53.bo ; mixed , * 3.50613.70 ;
lights. 83.60(73.85.
IihiflEl'-Jtecelpts , 1,20' ) imend. Market stronger ;
native , * 3.25(73.90 ; southern , 52.15(53.60 ; lambs ,
83,75(54.50. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
New York Lie Sdtck ,
N11\V YORK , April 0.-hilOtlVES-Recelpts ,
4,25' ) itend ; active : nimtivo steers , hour to prime ,
83.71613.90 ; oxen , 83.06(63.75 ; hulls , 82.60133.50 ; dry
cows , l.C5(13.40. European cables quote Aomerlcan
Steen ) at 116iOo dressed weight ; erIgerator beef
at , 74t5774e.
lUIlUEP AND LmAltlllS.-Recelpta , 8,1167 imead ;
active ; simeep. poor to prime , * 3.21(51.06 ; Ianibu ,
common to choIce , * 1.75(55,20 ,
IlOOfU-teceipta , 8,774 bead ; easIer at * 4.00(5
4.00. _ _ -a _ _
Cradle umsiul time ( irn't'e ,
The' folio'win births and deatims were reported -
ported at the health omce during the twenty-
four. hours ending at neon yesterday ;
'
Births-Adam Tegmeyer , NInth and Arbor
streets , twin girls ; Emil Nelson , 1025 South
Twenty-second , girl ; John Linelburg , 1619
South Ninth , boy ; cluomtav Munch , 1705 Leav-
enworth , gIrl ; Fred Johnson. Thirty-fourth
and Center. girl ; Charles 5 $ , Weir , 4015
Izatd , gri ,
Deitlme-/m.nnio Fiichtmayer. 40 , 820 Cas.
tel1ar , hemorrhngp , Laurel 11111 ; II. II , Slur-
clard , G4 cancer , Interment at Glenwood , Ia , ;
Victoria : El Madisonu 29 , 1520'4 ' Madison
avenue , surgical operation , Independence , Ia ,
Mismet hlsconliiue ; Siumiday % 'ork ,
YesteTday two women called upon the
chief 'of 'police and rc4uested him to compel
a blacksmith near ithirteehitll anti WiIllans
streets to in tile future dlecontihlue work
on Sunlii'y , They stated ( lint the neighbor-
imood wasa vet-f religious one and that ccii.
Eequentiy time practice of the blacksmith was
very annoyiimg to tile people , They gild their
neighbors were erpecialiy annoyed Sunday ,
There is an ordinance prohibitIng eli but
necee'sary wont , on time Sabbath and time
chief Informed lila visitors timat this would be
enforced iii their ease.
DUFFY'8
I
PURE MALT WHISKEY
AilDruggI&ts.
it
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
'i'CiCjIlOlliJ 1030 , Oinulia , Nt-b.
COMMISSION
GRAIN1 : PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
Lsoin 11154 board of Trade.
Diect vtte to Chicago anti New York.
tenti ; John .4. , Warrea i Ca.
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COMI'LAINS Ol ClitlIb TU LIA'I'M lINT.
1I-Consii1 W'alierl"iiiI of lhiternes
To'nrd ( lii' Vreuieli ,
CEDAR RAI'1D51 In , , April 6-Mrs. Laura
Martin of this city , the only sister of John
Ij. Wailer , the ex-Untcd ! States cont'ui at
Taniatave , In a letter written on March 21 ,
which she has just received. tells several
thin8a heretofore tinpubllshed in connection
with his arrest by time Frencim. mmmi stibse'-
quient events. After tolling ahotit being
abused wimile lying In irons on beard ship at
Tanintave and being kept lim irons for SOYCII
days anti flights cnrctite from Tamatnvo to
Marselles : , wltim the exception of ten mInutes
eech forenoon and a like penlcti In the after-
Coon of each day , lme saysl
"At Tamatavo all the Influence et United
States Acting Consul \'etter was used tugainit
ma. anti he even went so far as to wrIte a
letter which ho knew the French omebuls
'would read pending lilY trial. Iii tli'.a totter
Wetter imnrangtleti anti acculpeti ne of being
gmiijty of a violation of the law , and stated I
need hot expect ony lmmcdate assistance
froni time government , The reatlng of this
letter before time conclusion of my trIal only
tolhled toward influencing the iower element
to outrage anti spit 115)311 11)0 titmdet' the very
elmatiow of our glorious flag , When I informed -
formed Mr. Wetter of time mschiet ! which
lmls letter liati o'ro'Iglmt , lie replied that ime
did not care ,
' 'otl will observe , then , ( lint I hail no
lirotlction or iultl from any quarter during
all these outrages counmitted out ne by tlme
French. These outrages'ColUfliOnCetI at Out
four ImlOlItlis before iY arrest. At one tinie I
\vaa assaulted ill lfl boardIng house by timreo
Frenchm soldiers or inanities fromu the Fneimeh
guimboat Iluegon , titen lying in time harbor
at Tamnatave. I mnade compiahtit before Act-
lag Consult lVotter , but ho did mmathiimg to
bring time perpetrators to answer for the
crime.tnotimer tim I was assaulted by
the Frencim soldIers in front of lilY OWII
door. Thmis was In Doccinber. 1895. They
surrotmnded , seized and choked nio , for 110
purpose wmatever ) that I knew of. Certainly
these soldiers imatl no right to leave their
mt'arters anti visit tny lmotlso a mute awn' . "
' In closing Imis letter Mr. WaIler says he
expected to saIl from Southampton on the
Stealmier New York Aprii 4 , and that he
s'ould arrive in New York about April 10 , nail
that Ito would be in Cedar Rapids simortly
afterward ,
-
ICILLIOI ) ( hlhtb'i'II ( ) ItlIrUSIll ) IlhM.
'oimmg "i'i'onlmuli I'rouuiimmeut I ii Gt'orgtn
Cii'eles Shot imy itsipmoiiile'ul Siiltot' .
ATLANTA , Ga. , April 6.-A special to
the Journal from Talborton says : Miss
Salilo Emma Owen , a beautiful and wealthy
young woman of this city , was shot anti killed
lact night in the parlor of Mr. J. H. McCoy's
rositlence by Dr.V. . L. Ryder , a prominent
dentIst.
I-loll. A. P. Persons , a prominent candidate
for congress was standing besitlo Mist' Owen
wlmen time fatal shot was fit-eel. hOe was
also shot at , but received only a fieslm
wound.
Dr. Ryder was a lover of as Owen , and
It Is presumed that rho refused to marry
luiuii and that ho was frenzied with jealousy
at the existing friendship between itir. Per-
eons and the young woman. Miss Owen was a
graduate of Wesleyan college , belonged to
one of the wealthiest and most aristocratIc
fainihleis in Gocrgla and was a osclal favorite
wherever slmo was known. Excitement is
intense.
Ryder was captured by a posse a few
mlle from town at 11 o'clock last night.
Ho had made an unsuccessful attempt at
suicide by cutting hIs throat.
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UXICNOWX FItIlINI ) OF CUIIAS C.tUSE ,
Sends lerequemitLetiers Comitmilsilsig
Lnrgce Suiums of 3Ioiie' ,
PHILADELPHIA , April 6.-Dr. John
Guiteras , a heading Cuban patriot of this
city , has received a letter from an unknown
Cuban siympatiulzer , who signs hiniseif "Ig-
tiaclo Agromente , " encIosmig a check for
$4,000 in aid of the 'Cuban cause , amid another -
other for $1,000 to be glven..to the widow
of a Cuban journalist w'hmo had , acted a
secretar to-tho. Cuban delegate Sommor. Es. .
trada Palma.
. This makes the third letter which Dr.
Guiteran hmas received from his unknown
correspondent. The first , whmlelm came two
niontlms ago , enclosed a check far $2,000 In
aid of the patriots' caus. Time second , no-
ceived about a nionthm later , ccntaiaed a check
for $4,000. The letters are written in ax-
cehleot Spanish. hut evidently In a dirgulsed
hand. The writer requests that acknowledgment -
mont be made in the Cubaii newspaper ,
Patria.
STAIIIOSID fir AN 1JNKNOVN TRAMP.
( OnIon Pacific % Vnteimnmnim at I'ocnlelle ,
Id'uttnly Voimnu1ed.
POCATELLO , Idaho , April 6.-S. 13. Scan-
Ian , Unhon Pacific policeman , was fatally
stabbed by an unknown tramp this morning.
Scanian had ordered him from time platform ,
and , in the difficulty of removing him , struck
him with a gun. The tramp returned eliot-thy ,
plunged a knife into Scanian's side , and fled.
l3lcodlounds : alid a large pcsse are on the
trail of the tramp , and if caught speedy
action wiih follow. Physicians say Scanlan
cannot live ,
Mn IImeruipt the Organization.
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PITTSUURG , April 6.-The restoration of
Simon Burns to the presidency of the National -
tional Window Glass Workera' association ,
which was ordered by court on Saturday ,
tlmreatelbs to disrupt the strongest labor or-
ganizatlon , ft-on' , a financIal standpoint , In
time world. The opponents of Burns soy
timey will at once renew the ligIlt against
him , but on different grounds , If defeated
in their plans to oust him , it is claImed they
wihi witludraw from the association. Burns
has marty warm adherents , and the fight of
the factions promises to be more bitter than
over.
Sjeciul OffIcer Vuituilly Shot.
hUNTINGTON , W. Va , , April 6.-George
Johnson , a special omcer , was fatally shot
In tue southern part. of ( lila county , last
night while attempting to arrest a horse-
thief. Time tillef made his' escape and a posse
is in pursuit.
Alien II'leuiiismg on 'I'rlmil for 11cr Life.
NEW YORK , AprIl G.-Mrs , Mary Alice
Fleming ( nec Livingston ) will be put on trial
April 20 for the alleged murder of liar
mother , Mrs. Bliss , by poisonng.
America is fast forging ahead ii ) every.
th'ng , Coolc'o Extra Dry Imperial Cimam.
pagno is excelled by no frclgn article.
DOCTOR
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PLOT1'O ROBA VANDERBILT
Ono of' the Gang Infosmod the Officers in
Time toFrnstrato It ,
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DARING PROJECT OF A I3AND OF THIEVES
l'lminneil to haul Uli St Saiititern I'neifl3
SPecial , * , , ( larry' Ott for
ltIinoiu Cornelius 'tuui-
uierbiit ltliimself.
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SAN FI1ANCISCO , April 6.-George A' .
Garth , late chief of the Southern l5aclfio dc-
tectlvc cervice , caine tup frohu Los Angeles
last night anti gave iitiblclty : to one of the
most renmarkable stories of an nnnrchuistlo
plot that was probably over heard in Sate
Francisco. The plot , according to Mr. Oat-tI ,
was nottming less than a conspiracy to hot
UI ) the Vanderbilt tralm and abduct CorilellU
Vanderbilt , and It has transpired timat the
officials of the Southern Pacific cnrnpally ,
who wore Informed thmrough Mr. Gar.l befuro \
the Valmderbilt lint-ti renchetl Ill l'aso , have
' been taking alt vossibie lirecatltiolis to 1i'l } '
vent the carryiimg out of tile Plot ,
"Simortly before the Vanderbilt rarty
reached Ill Paso , " said Mr , Card , in spOIlt-
11mg of limo affair at the Palace Ituiel , "I no-
colveti a 'otter whIch detailed in soln degree -
gree ( lie Palis ! of gangs of extreimiiss for
makIng umioney out of time kidnapIng ot Cot--
nohitus 'mintlorbIht , As to Iny limfor'tmant , I
do hIot (11111k it Is necessary to any any InOro
thmnu that lie i in Son I"rnncisco. This. let-
ten sas " i Itten froln here 51111 thmo mmlefl who
were wcrklng out the plot , so It was glveim alIt
to ( is , were onakuumg San Fralmclsco tlmeir bazo
of operatiolma. The helter 'euit on to say that
the imien hind heeum conspiring for soin'o time ,
but liati hot been able to agree on any rlan
for mnkirg a haul imntll time allflthiiCllIlt'3)it ) )
appeared lim ( lie paphrs ( lint Vanuierimllt anti
Iepew were on timoir oay to Callfornht. They' ,
inilmmr'd'ately ' picked out Vanderbilt for a
slmlniimg immark , anti proceeded to lay ItiltiS
for a holmi-up. My informant vas dula of th
gang , nimfi In hula letter imo said that lie v'niI
contInue to act ii ) the role of coimsplralo'
nt'mtl keep me Informed of their m.iyeiucnts '
and furtlmer deyelopnments In timelthilaliS. .
"The letter was tIme most startling epiatltl "
I over received , but I was convlned ilnumIC-
diately ( 'f Itt geatmineness , for I "ittiow the
person that wrote It. as well as lmls lmstorj
anti associations. I lost Ho time In going to
j. A. Muir , supenitmtelhdeflt of the otmtimern
I'aclfic company at Los Angeles , miami ayIng
time whole case before ImIm. S'o d'ieined the
communication of such startling tnmpurtailCe
that lie immediately entered Into telograplmt'o
coninmunlcatloii with tlmo officials of the gn-
oral olilce of time Southern Pacific in imL
city. Mr. Muir telegraphed time fans en-
tamed in tIme letter go that the officers in the
general omcc mhglmt have plenty of ( line (0 (
take such precautionary measures as (1mG
occasion demanded.
"From what I could judge by the letter
(110 conspirators had at that time perfected
no plans further than to agree among them-
aelves to hold up time Vanderbilt special train
at some hoint in the San Joaquin valley
, intl make ( ho best haul timat was popUlblO.
If SO TiiOhlCY was to be had any other way ,
Corneliun VanderbIlt was to be kidnaped
and every one else In tIme party was to be
killed if nccersary in the acconmphishmont ot
the end in view.
"Junt what steps were taken by time rail-
rz'ad company to lmrlvont the holdup , alter
bolng warned by tehegrapim from Lea Angeles ,
I imavo 130t been fully advised. It was sum. .
geoted that a pilot engine be sent out aheati
of the special traIn , but as far as I know
this was not desme. The anarchists , If they'- '
unIty be called suchm , had laid their plans to ' ' -
hold tip tIme train at porno ccuivenient point
In tIme San Joaquln valley and it was thmeeforo
'violence bolov
unnecee'earY to fear any
Bakersfield. This side of Bakersfield the ,
opeclal train was run mIy durIng the daZ
time , and it. is barely possible that & 1i precaution -
caution upset the plans of the conspirators. . '
' ' track of' time Van-
"As ovary on0) 'who cept'
dat-hilt tram ) wIll romemmber , the virItor
remained over night In timoir train at Bakers.
fIeld , after vlsitin Santa 0arbara , anm
came up througim the San Joaquin valley b
daylight Ofl Tuesday last. This , or som
other cause , upset the plans of time robhera'
as the train was not held up and CorneliU
Vanderbilt was not abducted. am rather
nclined to think that time men 'that conk
cocted the plot became frightened into a
abandonment of timeir plan. "
Detective Gard enjoys tlio dIstInction of -ti
bling probably as well acquainted with traim
robbers , stage robbers and crooks of ethel
trlpes as any other man in CalifornIa an
the statement that he knows the person
who aaelsted In ( ho cent-piracy and then divulged -
vulged the plans of the conspIrators to hmin '
can hardly be doubted. \
Neither Mr. Vanderbilt , Mr. Depew , nor
any of tIme members. of the visitfag party
were informed of the anticipated holdup
and heft the city hait evening on their way
east without learning tlmat they hind blen mad8
time objects of a ccnsplracy by a gang of
desneradoes.
The officials of the Sotmthern Pacific railway -
way any they know ulotbming of the aliege
plot to hold up tlme train upon wlmlch Chaun-
cay M. Dcpow anti Cornelius Vanderbilt were
riding last week end abduct Mr. Vanderbilt.
The story was printed In this city and an interview -
torview was given with Detective and , formerly -
morly in the employ of time Southern PacIfic ,
who said the plot had been reveale1 to him
by a man who at first intended to participate
in time crime. Detective Gard is svehl known
itt California and his reputation for veraeltZ
has never been questioned.
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visttt dcstIe'N lmnnelie their goods.
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