TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEEi TXjffiTESDAY , APRIL 20 , 1807.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Opens with a Bound , bnt th (
Strength Simmers Out.
SHORTS ACT LIKE MANIACS AT THE STAR !
AVnr A > T I l\cn Tlu-in n Ilcclilcil
Scnrc nnil They Miikc n Mini
HiiHh to Uovor Iri InlotiN
( lnlvt.
C11ICA O , April ID.-Aftcr a very o.xclt-
IMC opening today nt an exceptionally grcal
nilvnnco In Its price wheat simmered down
to nbout Its Usual subdued nervousness ,
The Html outcome was that Slay closed
worth "Jo and July 74Vd75c , ns compared
with 73 > io and 73'4c ' , icspectlvcly , Saturday
nf let noon. The other tnnlkets had n some
what similar experience , except Hint Iti
the case of provisions no advance was es
tablished for the day. The outbreak ol
hostilities between Turkey and Greece over
shadowed all else In Its Influence on the
markets.
As was expected wheat wns wild anil
excited nt the opening ; the news that war
had actually begun produced constei nation
among the shorts niul the utter disregard
of caution displayed by a majority of them
was clearly Indicated by the prices they
paid at the first onrush. May wheat , which
Saturday closed at 7a > ic , started this morn
ing In one mighty bound from 3'/4c ' to 4Uc
higher. There was a difference of Ic1 per
bushel In pi lee between the llrst tiansac-
tlons made pimultnncoURl > In different parts
of the pit. lioth May and .lul > were bought
at fiom 77o to 77' ' , < ! C , with a few sales as
high as 7SC. So utter was the confusion
anil haste to do business during the llrst
few exciting moments Hint men standing
alongside of each other In the pit were doIng -
Ing business at He per bushel difference.
Most of the usual statistical mnvs was
wanting , owing to the closing of the for
eign nmikets during the Caster holtdayu.
1'ilvate enbli-H , however , showed u cuib
advance at I.lvipnol equal to fc ! per bushel.
Although reports from the KIowing crop
were enough In thunsflvrs to pioduee a
strong market , It Is piobablo that after
Katnrday's excited bulge a reaction would
have been rectn ilt-d today had It not been
lor the oiltbieiiK of hostilities In Kurope.
As It was , after the llrst wild scrambli- ,
the excitement began to die down. The
market heaved and sank and lieaved again ,
however , In great Irregular billows for an
hour before Its motion got calmed down for
a while to the comparative ripple of Its
oidhmry lluuluatluux. Realizing during this
time was enoinious. Klnc after line of long
\\heat was thrown on the market and acted
like oil on stormy waters. Indeed this fact
piuhably pii'vintetl what many looked for
today , namely M-eent ) wheat. Ciulahy , I.lnn
and Hanett weio the most conspicuous
wlleis during the flrt hour , the two former
to be taking prollts on long stuff.
while the Inltpr Hold for the short account.
Ctidnliy nnd Linn were ercdltc.il with elenr-
Ing Bomi'thlng like $100,000 cncli us n result
of the dny'-J It.inductions. John W. Gates
of the Illinois Steel company nnd W. T.
Hnkcr nlso won hi'.ivlly. Hofore the pi Ice
settled down In the manner Indicated It
hud touched 74\c on Its downwind course
nnd rcat'Ucl around 7. c. It rose again to
7Ce , once more got down to 7r c and closed
at that. C'hlciiKu received six carloads of
win-lit anil C.'IW ) luibhels weto taken out of
atore. Mlmii'iipolls nnd Duluth receipts
were SOS carloads , ngulnst 477 the corresponding
spending day of the year befoie , nnd CC2
en i a week ago. CleaianccH since Sat
urday from ( be four principal Atlantic ports
were equal In wheat and Hour together to
INi.OOO bu. The visible decrease for the week
was 727.1100 bu.
Corn VVJIH influeneed chiefly by the excited
feeling In wheat and at the opening much
rcrcmliliMl that mtiikct In the wide range
of prices. There wns Instant reaction and
under icallzlng by holders and for the bal-
nnce of the session the market ruled com
paratively quiet. Covcilng1 by shorts ilur-
fliiK the last few minutes started prices up
'iiiri/ln and the market closed strong. Ex
ports' were heavy -110,000 bu. Hay opened
Wie higher at from 2l',4c to 2 : > c , gradually
settled to 24'ic ' anil reacted to 21c , where
It closed.
Oats ! opened firm on the war scare anil
sympathy with wheat and corn , and for a
time exhibited considerable strength , with
Tree covering by shorts. Sellers were not
lacking and liberal realizing soon caused
n break. The market then steadied and
prices gradually advanced. Mny opened
nbout % c hlKher nt 17Vi517c , sold between
17iC ! nnd Wic , closing nt 17'/ic.
1'iovlHlons wore excited for a few min
utes at the stait by the war talk , but the
jmckers hail more for snle than there were
buyers , the consequence of which was that
curly buyers had cause to regret their Im
pulsiveness. Tlu > prices made In the llrst
fifteen mlnules were thu highest of the
day , nnd at the close of the ilny they were
nt the bottom of the range. Mny pork
closed a shade lower at JS.47'A ; May lard
2" " > i > lower at $1.20 bid and May ribs a shade
lower at J4.75.
IJsllmated receipts Tuesday : Wheat , 7
cars ; corn , 123 cars ; onls , 1S3 cars ; hogs ,
20.COO head.
The leading futures ranged n.3 follows !
Articles. | Open. I Ill.-li. Low. | Closa. I Sal'dy ,
\\bent-
Aprll. . 77O7H 78 73 7351
July. . . 77W78 7H 7.1JS 74
Sept. . . 71f7C
Coin-
April. . 21 24H
JiW-VS J5 ! UIH
July. . . . -'HUH
Sept. . . i7 ! ( * H , 275. 27W
O.-its-
Mny. . . . 17
July. . . . IrtX , 17U-18
bent. . . . 10)1 ) l Jf
fork
May. . . . 8 115 H 70 H 47H B f > 0
July. . . B 70 B bO B ( JO B (10
Lnrd-
May. . . . 1 15 ! 4 15 ! 4 20 4 'J2H
July. . . 4 37M 4 ' . ' 7 4 III ) 4 MVW
Sept. . . 4ID 4 45 4 H7m t 40 4 40
Eh'tKlbH
Way. . . . 4 HH 4 Ri > 4 77H 47"tl
July. . . 4 Mi 4 H7hi 4 7S 477Hi "
Sept. . . 4 00 4 110 4 KJ 4 HD 4 fe5H
No. I
Cash quotations were as follows :
ri.Ol'il Klrm ; patents , 3c lilKlier ; winter pat
ents. J4.33if4.r.3 . ; Imkent , J2.COtf2. 0 ; HtrnlBhts ,
( ( OOR4.20 , FprlnK > > | > eclals , 14.20.
WII13AT No. 2 Pining , 75O7Cc ; No. 2 red , 79iji
C4c.
( JOHN No. 2 , ( % ; No. 2 yellow , 2 Hc.
OATS No. 2. 17'4e ' , f. n. b. : Nn. 2 white , 21fl >
Kc , No. 3 white , f. o. b. , 18621'-c. '
IlYi-No. 2 , 35 > 4e.
IlAJlI.UY-No. a , nominal ; No. 3 , f , o. b. , 27
< j33c ; No. 4 , f. D. b. , 2."e.
FIA.\HiHl-Nn. 1 , 774 ! 79Vic.
TIMOTHY 81:1:0 : : Prime. $ ! . 'OO2.7i. !
1'HOVIHIONH Piirk , me s , per bbl. , JS.45 8.r,0.
J.nrd , per 100 lb . JI.20. llncon , short rll
rides ( InoKe ) , Jl.C.'ilf ( . .6 , Dry baited shouldrrH
( tKixed ) , J"JM.0 ; hliort clear sides ( boxed ) ,
UnchaiiKed ; rut loaf , : . ( . ! ; franu-
lated , Jl.t ? .
Onthol'rolnce nxeli.iii'-0 tO'l'iv tlm butler mar
ket WIIH vvcak ; creamery. KldilOSui il.Urv , ! W
16c , KVKH , weaki fu'Hh , 8l < c. Cheeso. weak !
imoUdho , I.lvn poultry , Hte.uly ; tnrkeyu , Uc ;
chtckoiiH , 7ciluckHUdl ; ( > c.
YOHIC < ; IMHAI. : : MAUICIST.
QiiolnlloiiM of tinDii } ' on ( ifiieral
i'llllllllOllltlOH ,
NIIW YOUK , April 19.-ri/OUH-llecelpts , 18 , .
O'.U bbls.i exports , : sfs,3 Mils. , strong ami more
active , with prices held I'lOJCc hlulnr. Mlnno-
Mita patents , J4.20til.CO , Mlnne otn bakers , J3.CO
4j'3.W ; winter patents , Jl C5f4. ! > 0 Mil ; winter ex.
trus , J3.3r.e3.fO ; winter low Knule , J2.7I02.M.
It > e llnur , tinner , > u | 'rllne , J2.30(2.CO ,
CUNMKAI/-HtBiiil > ' . wtnlein , Clo bid ,
IIAHhUV-Klrin nt 27W2ilie.
IIAHI.KY MAl.T-Uiilel nt 4CfiJ5o.
WIH3AT lleielplB. lfc. 00 bu. , exports , 1(0.- (
477 bu. ; H" > t. um-ellleil ; No. 2 red. S64c ; No.
S hard , vi Inter , I2c. OptloiiH opened tleudy and
blglur on the war Hewn , nUvunctd on local
nnJ forelun buyliiK , but later tinned weak ami
declined thnrpl ? under Kener.il realltliiK , ub-
Hence of expoit ilcmund ami better newu from
the notlhvvett closed unietllcd at 3 ? iiie nrt
nilviiiicu ; No. 2 ifd. Aprll , closed at kOo ; May ,
;
rOHN-'necelpIs , 101.iffl bu. ; exports. S7.4M 1m. ;
pot , llriner , but ijulet ; No. S , SO o ; yellow ,
SHo. Options opentd active ami Mronu vtltli
vheat , but WM Incllnnl to ease off under rcuj-
U'Hk' raUs nml clun-d IrreKUliir ut ? ; s/lc lui-
vaiu-t'i Apill cloted at 30 c ; Muy , : 'j ll.icif
30\c. clovetl 30Uc.
OATS Itecelpt , 168,000 bu. ; exports , HS.tiOO
| jui rpot. firmer : No , 2 , SJc. Option * were
ttrrnic all day with a light truile , cloklni ; lu
net hlKher ; Muy , nttWtr , dosed 22 c ,
HAV-Steaily ; thlpplnif , WJifOc ; jtood lo choice ,
70 fT5c.
lIOl'.S-Qulet ; H > 5 crop , lURCc ; U5C crop , 6U0
for mule und roinmon ; I'ucltlp co.in , iKft crop ,
IIl&S Krra ; lluino Ajres , 18iJ9c ; Calllornn
'
K
I.KATIIiil-Hteuily ; btmlock cole , lluriios
A ) us. 0 j2Ic.
HT'IM hu-Hi'i-eliUi. | 10 tld I > ! < us. ; ( ( Ulcti We > | .
rn ciiuintrISUlTc ; Klglne , lie ; factory , g
i , J.1CO ; kg * . ; marka ttcudy ;
Mate large. 9ni2Kc ; itntc smflll , 9911'ic ; P rt
skims , 4i(7UC , full skims , SHflSc.
iaOB It clpti * , 1SC5 pkgs.j market
state and I > nn ylvnnln , lOc ; western ,
sonthfrn. SUOUc.
PnOVlSIONS-IIeef , ntcndy ; fnmlly , .
10.00 ; extra mots , Jl.SOflfUO ; beef hams , JI9.60
f20.(0 ; puckers , JliCOil .ro. Cut meats , about
steady plcklwl bellies. I500W6.M : pickled shoul
ders. J4.75W5.00 ; plcktrd hams. J9 0069.60. I.iiril ,
fasy ; western steam , II. JO ; refined , steady , I'ork ,
ntilet ; mefs , J8.7Sj9.60 ; short clenr , J9.75j10 CO' ,
family , J9.7D010.fA Tallow , dull ; city , 3U8
3 4c ; country , SHflS'ic.
HICK Hteady ; fair to extra , 4UOCHc ; Japan ,
MOI.A8SiS : Ston.l- ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
poor lo choice , SS/30c.
OILS I'ctrolpum , dull ; no market. Rosin ,
quiet ; strained , common to good. J1.65. Turpen
tine. ijutet nnd steady ( It 29V4030c. Cottonseed ,
'inlet ; prime summer jcllow. ZJc ; oft summer ,
.
MI7TAI.S I'lg Iron , easy ; fouthern , .
ll. " > ; northern , JIO.tOfri2.0l. ( Copper , dull ;
brokers , J11.21 ; pxchnncp. tll.30011.tO. Tin , dull ;
straits , J1J 13I3.50 ; plates , quiet ; spelter ,
quiet nt JUOC4 20. Lend , easy ; exchange , JJ.27I4
U3.32H ; lirokers , 13.20.
OMAHA ( ! HX U It A 1. .11 A It ICETS.
Conilltlon of Triuli * Mini ( liiotullniiK on
Stiiile nnil I'niicy 1'ruiliiri .
nnOH-Ilulk of salit ) , 5c.
MUTTKU-Common to fair , 7e8c ; choice to
fnncy roll , UflHo ; teparator creamery , ISc ; Bat'.i-
ered creamery , 15c.
OAMK lllue winged teal ducks , tl.ro ; green
wing , Jl.2.1 ; redheads nml mallards , J2.7S83.00 ;
caiivnsbaclts , J3.00 ; Canada gccic , large , Jj.000
6.W ; small. J2.tO 3.CO.
UAI Choice fat , SO to 120 Ibs. , arc quoted nt
large and coarse , 485c ,
j l > OlJI.THY-Hens , 7',4WSo ' ; cocks , 335c.
I'lOKONa-LIVc , 75 ! )0c ) ; dead pigeons not
wantrd.
HAY Upland. J4.50 ; midland , J3.rx > ; lowland ,
J3.W ) ; rye straw , J3.SO ; color makes the price on
hay ; light bales sell the best ; only top ginilcs
bilng top prices.
IIHOOMCOHN Extremely Blow fnlc ; new crop ,
delivered on track In countiy ; choice green self-
working carpet , per lb. , 2 2'ic ; choice green ,
running to hurl , 24(2'ic ' ; common , 1V4C.
VIXHTAIII.KS.
MUSIinOOMS-l'cr Ib. box. C08MO. I
OUIIN I-HAS i'cr 2j-ib. box. jz.oo.
CUCt'MIimiS-l'cr doz. , Jl.iW.
CAri.ll' < IX3Wiit-rer crate , J3.&OIJ4.00.
ASI'AIlAat'B-1'cr ' lb. , ICc.
SPINACH Per bu. box , Jl.CO ; per basket , 7Bo.
TOMATOiS-Per 7-baskct crate , J.1.00.
WATHIl CIlisS-l'er : ir-qt. crate. J1.75.
I'll ; PLANT Illinois , DO-Ib. boxes , J1.2CS1.BO.
TfUNIP-S-Per bbl. . J1.20.
OLD ViOKTAUl.is : Uctts , carrots , parsnips ,
per bbl. . Jl.W.
HADISlinH Ier iloz. . 50c. ,
MJTTUCU-PiT doz. , 30c.
WAX lliANS-llu. boxes , J3.00.
STIlINO 11IJANS Per bu. box , J2.50.
ONIONS Per doz. , 15if20c. I
PAItSMIY 1'er iloz. , 25c.
IIKIlMfDA ONIONS Per crate , J4.00.
HWKI3T POTATons-Kancy Illinois , per bbl. ,
Jl 75 ; feed , Jl 2 ; 1 50.
ONIONHiood stock , per bu. , Jl.23fjl.50.
LIMA lir.ANS-Per lb. , 3c.
IIIIANS Hnnd-iilcked navy , per bu. , Jl.OOQl.lO.
CAllllAnnCalifornia. . 2o p < r lb.
CKM3IIY Per uoz. , large , California , No. I ,
Me , No. 2 , 4Sc.
POTATOKS-Uood native stock , per bu. , 23S30O ;
early Ohio i.eed potatom , lied liver valley , 430
50c ; Minnesota early Ohio , 408IJC.
KUU1TS.
.STIlAWlliilUins-Texas. : per 24-qt. cases ,
J.1.00 ; Louisiana , 24 pints , J2.7GJ3.00.
MAU\A ! GUAPiS-l'cr keg , J7.00.
CHANllUllUins-Per crate , Jl.CO.
APPLES Fnncy. large , J2.23 ; choice , J2.00.
TIIOPICAL. FRUIT.
OUANOICS-Callfornlii navels , 150s to 00 , J3.73 ;
large sizes , J3.234jM.SO ; ECCdllngs , J2.25Jf2.60 ; Med-
Itiiiraiican sweets , fnncy , JJ.OD ; choice , J2.500
IJ.MONS-M : slnas , J3.0003.25 ; choice Califor
nia. J2.75 ; fancy , J3.WI.
I IANANAS Choice , large stock , per bunch ,
} 2.00Ii2.2o ; mcitluin-KlZGil bunches , 11.508205.
MIKCILIANKOUS.
Nt'TS Almondi , California , jicr lb. , large
size , 13c ; lir.izlls , per lb. , 10c ; llngllsh vvnlnulii ,
per lb. , fumy , soft i-hell , 12tfl2ijc ; btandards ,
lOifllc ; nibeii.- , per lb. , lOc ; pecans , polls.ied ,
large , iifilOe ; Jumbo , Il0l2c ; bilge Iilckory nuta ,
J1.I5 per bu. ; eoconnuts , 4'/ic ' e.ic.i.
PIUS Impuited fancy 1 crown , 20-lb. boxes ,
Ue ; 5 clown M-lb. boxes , 13gHc.
11ON12Y Cllolce , 13fil4c.
C'lPint Claimed Juice , per half bbl. , 12.50 ; per
bbl. , H.OOJJI.2J.
MAPI-t : SVIU'P Five gal. cans , each , J2.50 ;
gnl. cans. pure , per doz. , J12 ; half gal. cans ,
10.23 ; quart cans , $3.50.
HIIJiS , TALLOW. UTC.
Ilhlch No. 1 green hides , Cc ; No. 2 green
hides , 5c ; No. 1 green tailed hides , 7'/4e ; No. 2
gieen wilted hides , C c : No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12
Ibs. , 7c ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs. , 4c ; No. 1
dry Hint hldcu , SfflOc ; No. 2 dr > - Hint hides.
Sft9c ; No. 1 dry called bides , 8SJ9c ; part cured
hides , M.C per lb. less than fully cured.
8HUKP 1'KLTS Qrcen. baited , each. 25gCOc ;
green tailed , . hearlngn ( short vvoolcd caily
skins ) , each , 15c ; dry thearlngn ( short woolej
early skins ) . No. 1 , each , 5c ; dry flint , Kansas
and Nebrnj-kn butcher wool pells , per lb. , ac
tual weight , Ij5c , dry Hint , Kansas and Ne
braska Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , Sff-lc ; dry ( lint Colorado butcher wool
pcltB , per lb. , actual weight , Ifi5c ; dry Hint
Colorado Murrain wool pells , per lb. , actual
weight , 3fc ; feet cut off , as tt Is useless to
iuj freight on them ,
TALLOW AND OHnASE Tallow. No I , 24c ;
tallow , No. 2 , 2c ; greai-o , white A. 3c ; grease ,
white IJ , 2c ; Krect'e , > ellow. 2c ; grease , dark ,
l = ic ; old butter. 2Q2c ! , beeswax , prime , 10822c ;
rough tallow , Ic.
WOOI * Unwashed , fine heavy , GSJ7c ; fine light ,
FilOc ; quartcrblood , 10i)2c ) ; tecily. burry and
chaffy , 6ft9c ; cotted and broken , coarte , 79c | ;
cotted nnd broken , line , CJJSc. Fleece washed
medium , 15iJlbc ; line. 14QlCc ; tub washed , ICiJ
18c ; black , ic ; bucks , Cc ; tng locks , 2J3c ; dead
pulled , 5j6c.
HONKS In carlots , welgheil and delivered In
Chicago : Dry Uuffnlo. per ton , J12.COJJH 00 ; dry
counlry , blenched , per ton , $10.00812.00 ; dry coun
try , damp nnd meaty , per ton , JO OOJJ j.OO.
FHES11 MEATS ,
DHHSSKD nnnF Oood native steers , 400 to
COU-lbs. , CHc ; goo.1 forniuarters Fleern , 5V4c , good
hlndquarteiu , b'.ic ; wectern fleers , 64c ! , fancy
heifers , CUc ; gooil helfera , Co ; good foreiiunrteis
heifers , 5c ; good hlndiiuarters helfera , 8c ; good
cows , Cc ; fair cows , 5',4c ; common cows , 5c ;
cow forequarters , 44C ; cow hindquarters , 7'/c.
11KEF CUTS Tenderloins , 2Cc , boneless stripy ,
9Hc , strip loins , 7V4c ; rolls , Sc ; Birloln butts , He ;
choulner clods , IHic ; rump butts , f.c ; tecr
chucks , 4'4c : cow chucKs , Ic ; bonele s chucks ,
4 > ic ; cow plates , 3 > ic ; steer plates , 4c ; Hank
steak , Cc ; loins , No. 1 , He ; loins , No. 2 , 12c :
loins. No. 3 , 'Jc ; No. 1 short loins , ICc ; No , 2
short loins , He ; No , 3 short loins , 12o ; ulrloln
ends. Tie ; ribs , No. 1 , 12o ; ribs , No. 2 , lOc ; ribs ,
No. 3 , 7e ; steer rounds , Cc ; cow rounds , 5.ic ;
cow rounds , shank off , 7e ; cow rounds , shank
nnd rump cff , 7c ; trlnunlnEs , 4c ; beef snnnks ,
2l4c ; brains , per doz. , 35c ; rwcethreads , per lb. ,
12o ; sweetlirendB ( calves ) , per lb. , 40c ; Kidneys ,
per doz. , 45c ; ox tails , each , 3c ; livers , per 11) . ,
3c : hearts , per lb. , 2c ; tongues , per lb. , 12c.
MUTTON Lamb ? , 80 ; J ear , Inns , 7ic ; Bhcep ,
714o ; market rucks , long , Sc ; hotel racks , short ,
12c ; legs und saddles , He ; lamb legs , lOc ;
breasts and stews , 3c ; tongues , each , 5c ; plucks ,
each , 3c.
I'OHIC Drenied pigs , ! > V4c ; dressed hogs , 5Uc ;
tenderloins , lie , loinu , 7'c ; tpnre libs , f..ie ; bam
fcausage , butts , CVicj uhoulders , rough , DHc :
hhoulders tklnneil. tic ; trimmings , Cc ; leaf
lard , not rendeied , fie ; heads , cleaned , 4c ; snoutu
and ears , 4e ; backbones , 3c ; cheek meats , S'/ic ' ;
neck bones , 3c ; pit's' tails , 3'c ; plucks , each ,
5c ; chltterllngH , f.c . ; hocks , 4c ; hearts , per doz ,
25c ; stomachs , each , 3e ; tongues , each , 7c ; kld-
neyB , per doz. . lOc ; bialnn , per doz. , 15cj pigs'
feet , per Uoz. , 30c ; livers , each , 3c.
STOCKS AMI IIO.VDS.
AVKli KnroiM'fiii .tlnrlii-lN COHI-I | Ienl-
< TH KIIIMV Not \Vlilit lo Do ,
NEW YOUK , April 19. Nothing outride of the
news of the war between Tuikey und ( Ireeee
bad much Interest In Wall street today. The
tradem In stocks are iiccustomed to look with
reliance to the course of prkes on foreign ex
changes to guide them In their dealings In prop-
erllex HLely lo be affected by European nlfalrs.
The absence of tills Index today on account
of the continued closing of ( he exchanges In
Umdon nnd Paris over the Easter holidays
left the mlndu of the traders In some confusion
nnd as u IruJlt the movement of prices was ut
tlmi'i very erratic without any corrcsiondbiK
change In the tenor of neua to Juiilfy It. it
was evident at Ihe opening , however , that this
maikct was bearing Ihe biunt of whatever BellIng -
Ing was u result of tlie war , not only by local
holders , but by ( hop * In Ixmdon , Paris und
llerlln , w.iere the exe.iung was also eloped.
The treriu at the opvnlrm wan an exciting one
und there wa heavy pretture lo sell through
out the whole day. There had been many Hop
orders placed befoie the opening In anticipation
of u ( .lump unil there were speedily uncovered ,
running salen of from l.tW to 4 001) ) shares being
made nt Ihe opening In many Mocl.s. The In.
trrnatlonal stocks , nf courre , were most uf-
fecteil and declined the mott , Loulnvllle A :
NiiHiivlllc being the nion conspicuous example ,
with a full of 3per rent Other Inlirnu-
tlon.il hhurt'H loM over a point In the I lllil
ileallngs , and the VnmUrblltc , New Voik
Central and Luke tiliore were each off 2 per cent.
The grangers showed marked declines , exicndlng
to P j ir cent In Ft Paul. The whole list uyin-
pathlzeJ und lost from a fraction lo nearly 2
points , An upprehentlon of gold exports had Its
added effect In dcpri-ntlng prices , the rates for
exchange having notably hiinlrr.ed on the war
new * . Home cxoange biokcrs legarded Ihe rate
of exciange as having reached the gold expoit
nu'ii > uie toduy , b'lt ilc'.iloru In stocks are In
iloulil whether foreign buying of our bread
MulTB which reruns from Pie war will not be
futllclem to tlfret forelRti te'llig of American
reeurltleii and Kirp the balance of credltH In
our fuvor. It wan this doubt that helped In
the full of prlco. though till ? wan mainly due
to the leporU thutvtiu eurnnt thut foreigners
were buying ttocKn , and were also celling grain
on t.ie rlie. The rally In the ttock market WIIH
connlktert wlt'i the leuctlon In wheat , am ) both
WITH more or teen due to the knowledge of for
eign operations agalmit the current. Hut the
rally In Moiks fulled lu hold , although wheat
continued nt IV lower level. The rally wan
general und extended lo over a point In docks
such IIB l < oul vlllc tc Nutbvllle , New York Cen
tral , Heading und Kansas & Texas preferred.
The activity uf tlie marku u liirgfly u p > idel
ut thl'j period , owing to the iHrrunicn of mind
of tie trader * and was Kwtvvrml rparmodlc
afterward. SI. Paul wan tlie mou actively
dealt In , the Halm footing up over IK ( < I ihuKii.
Prlcvn rnuna'd a downvvanl courie after the
rally and In mo t cut reaclita th maximum
I
decline for the d < iy. reaching JH p r cent In
Louisville & Nnshvllle , 3 percent In Unkr Shore ,
! H per cent In New York Central , JS P < T cent
In St. Paul ami In OmAlin , and 2 per cent In
Routhern preferred and Pullmnn. These stock !
njo > ed a fractional rally , which was ijencml
t the clo e. The net losses en the day ex
tended to a point or over In many stocks , Con
solidated Ons and Lnclede Gn lost Hi per cent
each and CHIcrwo das 14 per cent. Tennewe
Coal nnd Iron continued xvral ; on the decreased
earnings for February nnd scored n net loss
of 2 per cent. American Spirits preferred also
scored n loss of IH per ccr.t on the day.
The bond market nlso ruled depressed , with
the International liens the chief rtifferers. The
market dlFplued quite a little rffl'tnnce to
the selling movement In the early dealings , bul
later succumbed , with the average losses nbout
n point In the principal Issues. Hocking Val
ley tu fell f > per cent. The aggregate fnles were
J1.2M.OOO. Government bonds were strong and
higher during the forenoon , with the Bs regis
tered gaining H per rent. The gains were sub
sequently lost and the market closed weak.
The sales were JI19.000 ,
The following were the closing quotations on
the lending clocks of the New York exchange
today :
Total snics of stocks toilnycro 2.F > 4,34I fhnrcs ,
Including : American Tnlmern , 3,400 ; American
SliKnr , 23,110 ; llurllnRton & Qulncy , 2.1,550 ; Chl-
cniro Gns trust rccclptH. ID SOO ; Oclnwnrp * : lluil-
sun. 3.2CO. Ocnernl Hloctrlc , 5,500 ; lxjuls\llle &
Nashville , ID. 500 ; Mnnlmttnn Consoliilntcil , 60,400 ;
New York Central , lO.&OO ; Northern 1'acltlo 1're-
fcneil , 5.C.0 ; Omnhn , n.HW ; HeadliiR , B.OBOi llock
Island , C.CdO ; Kt. I'mii , Ht.CfO ; Tennessee Coal
and Iron , 4,415 ; Western Union. C.475.
X 'iv Yorlv Money Market.
Nn\V YORK , April 19. MONIJY ON CAMj
Haty nt lffl'4 per cent ; lasll loan , Hi per cent ,
clowil , ljfl'4 per cent.
1'IUMU MiUCANTII.E : rAl'13U-3'4ff4 per
cent.
STKUMNO nXCHANCin Firm , with nctual
business In lumkcra' tills nt J4.f > 8'4 for dcinnml
and nt $4.SGVi for sixty ilnys- posted rates. J4.S7
W4.S7U nml Jl.iS'tfM.W ; commercial bills , tt.85 ©
4.S5'i.
SILVKR
GOVKKNMttNT 1IONDS Weak.
BTAT13 I1ONDS Dull. , '
UAIUtOAD 1IONUS Weak.
Closing quotations on hoimi were as follows :
Snii Frniiclneo .inning QuotnUoiin.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 19. Tno omdal clov
Inir tiuatatlona for mlnln ; siouki toJiy warj as
follows :
Nciv York Uunliitlons.
NEW YOUIC. April lO.-Tho followinr arj the
milliner qitotiitlons :
Chollar . 116 Ontario 7110
Crown Point . 1(1 ( Onhlr. Kit )
Cou.Cal. A. Va. . . . 143 I'lyinoiith is
Ueailwood . 115 Quicksilver lee
Quicksilver pM. . . 1. ' ,
ll.-ilu , t Noreroai. . H5 Slerr.iMovada 100
Humentake . 21)00 ) Standard 100
Iron Silver . 35 union Con. , L'l )
Mexican . 4S Yellow Jacket . . . . 20
asked.
.SI. I.DiilM ( ioiii-riil llnrkfl.
ST. 1/JUIH. April 19.-KI.01'H-Iull , but nomi-
niilly hlKher ; patentH , $4.ur > ( i'4.M > ; oxti.i fnncy ,
H. 30W4. 43 ; fnncy , $ : ! .SoI3.05 ? ; choice. J3.SOfi3.50.
WIII2AT There HUB it % ery ixclllr.t ; time In
the pit at the openlnR toiluy imU ttaileiu nmile
a \\lld nifh to buy ulieut. July nheat , on the
litrenglh of the beclnnlnir of actual hohtllltlen
between ( Ireece nml Turkey , ojicneil uji at an
advance of fiom 2T4e tii 5 ? e from S.-ituid.o's
clote. TlieieN.TH a Kfneral cnlllnh' for mar-
Klim und a ili'clileil illi-poiltlon to e\en up truile.
The lonKHvvru Inclined to lake prnlltH nnil
they liuMlvil to Ket umlcr oo\er. Thcie was
nn nilvance of Vjc at the openlnB , Ihen , on the
report thut foix-litnciB were lu-uv ) bellera In New
York nml ChlcuKO , the muiket xtarteil to decllno
anil went down rapidly , but llnully cloteil nt nn
advance of from c In H'.ic ' from Saturday. July
wheat opened at W,4c ) , lluctuutcil between 80c
anil Sic for uwhlle , KflM down to Kl'io ' , up to
fcOHc , wa offered down lu 7iTic ! , soldnt t-Oo - ,
down t Tk ic , and then up to 7Uc , wiiere It too < l
at call time. A rally fnllimed uinl the
price wn 7U7ie. May wheat WIIH offered nt S3o
and Irnil 93o bid , 2'iC ' hlKher than Salttnlay's
clnpe. The close wn nt lH'ic. ' Annum opened
at 77e , 3'ic hlKher than Kulurday'a clouit
wan bid up to 7754e , mid at 77',4c , lluctuated
fur n while between flint price and 77V > anil
then wan offered down lo 77c ; 7G'4e ' was bid at
the clow. Tor Ihe llftl lime since 1891 cash
wheat imsu'il tae ilnllar maik. Meexmore A :
Clannit hul'l one niiloud of c lra hlcli Rraila
wheat for $1.01 und two uirloads of No 2 red
winter wheat nt Jl.02',4. ' lloth pali-a were from
Biunplep , the purchai-erH lielnir mlllerH ; No. a red
rash , In eleuitor. We bid ; nn track , JI.U3fi'l.t)2ii- )
May , Sllio liM ; July , 73io ! ui-Ked ; AUKUH , "C',0 '
bid.
bid.fOHN ruturoH t-troni : iuil hlsher In sym
pathy with wheat ; UMII hlKlu-r , N"u. 2 en h ,
2Se , Ma > , 22U4/22 / > .c ; July , 23ie hid ; September ,
2D'ie.
OATS Kuluies dull , but utroiiK and higher.
In hjinpufhy with wheat ! MIDI hlc.hcr ; No. 2
cnsli. IkVlc , May. lf > ' , ic bid ; July , lk ic ,
UVK-HlKlier lit 3l'ic. '
IIAULUV Nominal.
IHtAN Dull and weak ; eaft track , eacKi-d ,
wurtli nomlrnlly f.Oif..lc.
KI < A.XHHii-HlKher : nt 7 < 'ao.
TIMOTHY Hiti-l'llni : : . nominal at : Wff2 ( M.
llAY-Hteady , prnlrle , J400IUS.M ; timothy , Jb.W
( iK'.iO.
llfTTKH-Steaily ; creana-iy , 13018io : dairy.
sgisi. .
IX1OR Hteady nt 7J c.
PQl'J.THY C'hlrkeiiH , qillrt. hen , Co per
pound ; fpilnK . Jl.Wi4.00 | mr dozen ; tuikry ,
lower ut 6' ' fi9e : iluclm , Hun nt 7s ! l'Jic ! ; ,
nominal ut 3Ijlc.
WHIKKY-J1.19.
Min-AI-S-l-enil , dull nt | 3.12'iif3.17'i. ' ' Spelter ,
linn ut 13.91.
COTTON TIES-- ! ' "changed ,
IIACJOINO t'ncliaiiKCil.
"uJX'RII'TH Klour. k.OiO bb.i. ; wheat. 13 COO
l.il . , corn. Cl.eOO bu. ; nuts , 21,000 bu.
HIIII'JUJNTB riuur. 11 mX ) bills. , wheat , 15.COO
bu.j corn. 23I.WO bu. ; talii. 25000 bu.
ICllllHIIN CIO > l rl > lN ,
KANSAS CITY. A | > rll -WHHAT-Mnrkot
hell eever.il cenlH hluhtr , but wan ilull ; No. !
hard. Uc aikcd. No. 3 , nominally TlttTSc ; No. 4 ,
71ttfl7ie. ! No 2 red , II luKul ; No 3. We ; Nil 4
nominally mjfSej No 2 H'rtng ' S3No. ; . S , 77060C.
l\J N Marki-l 'aOlo lilif.ii-r nml fairly active ;
NI > 2 mixed , SIC'-'Jc.
OATS Market Hi in jind fairly active ; No. t
white. ? .
HYK No. 2 , ! 0o.
HAY Maikct fomewhul eri'ler ; choice timothy.
} 0 M : I'tolce iiralrle , Js.fOti700.
lU'TTKU-Markft weak ; vmmtty , J5Vi017o :
dairy. I0 14p ,
EOGS-MarWct weak ana l'c ' lower ; 7Kc.
OMAHA LIVEuStflCK MARKET
Week Opens with < w Bather Light Run All
ATotJtid.
URGENT DEMAND J3AYES CATTLE PRICES
llnyem Wniit tii Utif , but \ccrnlt >
Uoniiiclft Tliem.t to I'ny Slrmly
1'lmirrn HOKN Sell nt
I Saturilit ) ' * 1'rlcvn.
SOUTH OMAHA , April lO.-Ilecclpta for
the days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hops. Shoep. llorsca
April 19 . MO 2,893 2,025
April 17 . 1.C12 3,111 4,378
April 1C . 1,192 4 JM 4t20
April 15 . 1,975 6,334 2.D63
April . 3,220 4.8T3 3,433
April 13 . 2,263 3,609 2,6)2 )
April 12 . 2,163 1,203 1.658
April 10 . 1,306 2 721 2,801 !
April 9 . 2,413 2,010 9SO
April S..i . l.VOu 4,030 3.G09
April 7 . 3,420 3,475 2,591
April 6 . 1,937 3,323 1,719
The ofllclul number of cnrs of stock
brought In today by cnch road vvns :
Cattle. HoesSheep. . H'r's
Missouri rnclllc Hy. . 1 1
U. P. system . ; . 21 8 8
P. , K. & M. V. H. 11. . a. . .
8. C. & P. Ily . 2 .
C. , St. P. , M. & O. . . 14 3
. & M. a. a. a. . . . n
C. , U. & Q. Hy . , 2 1
1C. C. & St. J . 3
c. , n. i. & p. ny. , B. i .
C. , 11. 1. & P. Ily. , W. 4 1 . . 1
Totnl receipts . . . . 59 29 9 1
The disposition of the dny'a receipts wn.8
us follows , cneh buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Uuyerw. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
O. H. Hammond Co . 90 421
Swift and Compunyi . 2S2 MS 11
Cudiihy Packing Co . 371 893 77
H. Licckur and Degnn.i. . 45 . . . . . . . .
Vansant & Co . i . 27 .
I'Obman & Hothschllds. . . 263 .
Itenton & Underwood . 104 .
Huston & Co . C .
Krebbs & Co . 20 .
Hammond , 1C. C . MO
Other buycru . , . . . , 257 .
Totals . .Tin WIG SS
CATTLI3 Kecelpts of cattle were not
large enough to cuusu any weakness In
values , but with other markets coming Hut
lOo lower It was hardly to lie expected
that the trade here nhould bo very brisk.
The buyers were backward In taking hole ]
and the general market on fat cattle was
slow and weak to start with. The buyers ,
however , wanted the cattle , nnil the pens
were cleared In good season and at prices
not materially different from Saturday. In
fact , buyers claimed that the cattle cost
them strong Saturday'H prices.
Not enough cows and heifers on sale to
make any test of the market , the three or
four loads here selling nbout like Saturday.
Stockcrs and feeders were In fair receipt
and the market was about steady. Every
. . . . .
HOQB-Ilecolpts of 110R3 were light nnil the
trails wna eon over ullli. The mark * . wn *
' niul nctlvc. nnil in
htcnUy at Hntunla > vrlcet
. . The Kifnt bulk
fffi-clp.1.
cni-lv cICHTTinciwna -
? the liiw "oW nt J3.SO imU J3.92H , the fciitno
"Tho W. rt0. ' JSUhli. market tc i mer
BHKIJI' There were no fcheep here of liny
account , but iven If there Imil been they would
doubtless have hold 10 15o lower , ovvina lo the
reporte.1 decline nt 'other ' points. As a lule
sheep men do not U > { 'k "pon Ihe break In tlie
sheep miukel n of more limn temporary character
- hardly pobsllilp to
acter us It does not n-ein
keen'tile market fldwii. . Heprei-entntlve mlesi
' ' ' Av > Pr'
No 25 mlxe.1 natives , IMibW 'J ; 5.
D2 mixed natives , j1-1" ' , cs 'w
CIIICACO .MAHKIOr.
n'i ii Ii Ulnul.intir ,
Alnnil Sli'iuly.
IIIUN ; anil Sheep
CIIICAQO , Aiirnjfl-lSJIioli-e < ntlli > were iiBaln
In moilcrate BUpjilMifUtllTboweil decbled slreiiKtli ,
all otlieiB usuallyJ > lfinK about lOo per Ittl Ibf.
lower K le HBreJtfA' ' fie busls of from 11.85 to
M.23 for i.iillnuryUt a-eil beef slews up lo
from J4.C5 to 16 28 IfJi * KOml to pilme export
cattle with "Itp-rVjf'-'liiln ' v\orlb fiom 13 M tu
J5.40. Kiilei were I M < 1 > ' ul fiom J4.35 lo J5. ( .
Thu tlocker uniHfftjlW nail * v im active nt
the. usual vvlile liVlWii'of ' prices , with choice
freillnt ; callle In i'FiVcliill > nnlmiileil ilfmaiul.
Tut cows and heifers-'Id ' actively at uronK
prkes , hlle i-annelb v\ue flliihtb lower.
Tii.re VVT.S n 4tivu demand for IIOBH and
the eupply was u U.I l n at ttronscr prices.
Thu bulk of the offerlnss eruswil the M-nles
nt fiom II 15 lo 142" ! be Ins niaile of lu-jvy
packingIIIISH ul from J3.W lo S3.M. v\lie | | Ihe
brst hogs of illffrrrnt v\elKhts broucht 14 SO.
One lol of SSO-lu. hotm broucht 14 22'4. '
Large recilptB of hheep ami luinbs caused a
v ciiker fi-ellnc anil liiinhs mfftrcd a fiuiher
lifeline of nboul Idi i r KM Iba. , mlrb ln-lnf
slow ut fruin ! 37I > to JI fo for common lo prlma
Hocks. Sheep Mild brttt-r Iliun luniha mill were ,
us a rule , no loner. Nutlvr rl'.reii mlil at fiom
J3 f.O to J5.23 ; noli'in rhtep told at from Jl.(0
to H.H , nnd Tex.is i-heep hroiiUlt Jl 30.
Hecelpts : Cuttle. 19.WW head ; liogs , 27.000
head ; tluep , 25(4 liuiil.
Slni'k lu > l lit.
Heconl of receipts of llvu loik at the four
principal market * for Ap-ll 19 :
( battle. lliiHheep. .
Omaha 1.4W 2 SS3 2023
2"i IHH )
NHW YOliK. Apill 19 ( IICnVKH HrCflptF , I-
C3) hcsiil. HI rale , l.WC hrud fairly urtlve und
i-tead ) , IUK " " 'I men. .lS , bulls , K.
dry CQWB , | liOU3.40. European cuLUs
quote AmeHcnn nlwrn Rl lOHnil'ia ,
wclRhtj p.hffp. 10'itflSiic , refrigerator ticrf , n
WlOo. Cnlvra , reoelptu , & , ! 10 hfnd , notlvo an
flrm ; Vf l > , JI.tXifl5.2S.
flIIHi1 : ! AND l AMIIS-tlecrlrtK , 15.130 bend
Btiltt. 7,31X1 bend ; quirt Interior crtdti , HOC
vrenk ; unchorn Inmbs , | 5.COtj .C2ti ; cltriped l mb
.
Iioas-Ilecelrts. 13.M9 html ; steady at 11.2
Q4.SS.
Clfl.lvr Stuck.
KANSAS CITY. April ll.-CATTlE-llrcflpt !
4 , COO head best ftrmlM steady ; others nenK
Texas steers , J3.10ff4.40j Texan cows , J2.SJtfJ.75
native pteem , f3.30fIS 00 ; nnthe eon * nd licit
? rt. Jl.2tfl4 10 ; ttockeis nn.l fevdrtt , JJ.2.-UI.CO
bulls , J5fi3.W. ]
HOtS llecelpts. 8.0JO btnd ; market stronR t
Co higher ; bulk of tn\tr. \ J3.KU393 , brnvles
J3MS4.00 ; packers , J370W3.90 , mixed , J3 7504.00
llRhts , J3.U63.95 ; Yolkers. W.M 3.0J , pigs. J3.0C
W3.70.
SIIKi : ! ' nccelpls. 11,000 Iienrti market weaker
Inmbs , J3. ' { J7.SO ; muttons , Vt.00fjl.75.
S . I.olllH I.Ivo Sdirk.
ST. I.Ot'13 , Alirll 19. CATTMV-llrcclptB , 3.00C
fund ; market barely steady ; fnncy export Mrers
J.ri.2A ; fair to choice native shipping pteei-ii , Jit
B5.00. fteera under 1,1X0 pounds , J3.50JH 25
stockrrn and feeders , 1.1 MM. to ; cons and mixed
Jl.Wj3.00 ; Texnns ami Indian steers , } 2.tlKI4.:0
cows nml heifers , J2.0003.7I.
ailKKI1 Itecelpts , 4X ( ) head ; mnrkrt lOc
lower , within the ranee ; native muttons , J3 C0 (
OB ; lamb" , J4.7005.10 ; Texas sheep. ja.loe > 4.W
spring lambs , J5.lon8.10. _
Cotton Mnrkrt * .
Ni\V YOHK , April 19. COTTON-Fpot , quiet
mlddllnp ; uiilnndp. 7Se ; mlddllnK Rulf , 7 9-JCc
snli-s , SM luilrs. I-Mturon were quirt and steady
sales , 104,700 Kilei ; January , JC77 ; rebmarj
JC.Slj April , JBOO ; May , JS.M ; June , J7.00 , July
J7.0T. ; AURiist , J7.00 ; September , JC.SO. October
J0.fp9 ; November , J6.C9 ; December , J6.73. The
market opened IrreRUlar , S to 14 points lower
follow Inp ; the sensational war reports. Trailing
however , wns IlKlit , eonsldcriiiK the ilecllnp , with
local operators almost entirely In control. There
was little fnrelsn trndlnir , owlnp to the Knstcr
holidays , KiillowlnR the openliiK the mnrkc
steadied 3 lo 4 points on local buying , but n
10:30 : eased oft to the llrst point of the morn
Ine on active sclllni ; for New Orleans account
Hears Were aided In their cftoit to depress tilt
mniket by heavy receipts nt the iwrts. At 11
o clock the market wns nervous Ht n net Jos' !
of 13 to 14 points , with fnles of ! 55tK)0 bales. The
repoitB of disastrous Hoods on the touthern Mis-
sl-nlppl were lost slRht of. nttentlon belni ,
Klven entirely to reports of further eomjillcn-
tlims In the European troubles.
Nijw OHI.IANS. : April W.-COTTON-QUICI
middling , J7.7C ,
CnlTi'O .AlarUef.
NHW YOIIIC. April 19. COPI'BR Options
opened firm , 20M points higher on active Euro
pean buylne ; ; further ndvnnceil 1W15 points later
on renewed buying , both for local nml outside
Interests. Absence of fmelnn markets tended
to cheek speculation. Market closed firm , with
prices SOffd points net advance. Sales , 21000
ImRs , Including May , J7.COiS'7.75. ' Spot. Illo. firm
No. 7 , Invoice , KM ; jobbing , J .M. Mild , stead )
and active ; Cordova. JI3 lS'4iTM4 ' 23 ; sales , 4500
bags Maracalbu ; 10,000 baKS lllo , No. 7 , nJloat.
IVorlii MnrUctm.
1'KOIUA , April 19.-COUN-Klrm nml lilglicr ;
new No. 2. 2tc.
OATS Firm and higher ; No. 2 white , mm-
Inully , 20fi2ic.
WHISKY SInrkct steady ; finished goods on
the basis of Jl.19 for high wines.
IliCiil'T8 Corn. 30.MO bus. ; out" , 19.CW bus. ,
rye , none ; whisky , none ; wheat , COO bu .
SHIPMENTS Corn. 12.2CO bus. ; oats , 24,200
rSi' ' . ryc > nunc ; 'ilsky ' , 1,200 bbls. ; wheat ,
4,200 bus.
Tel cilo MnrUi-tM.
TOI.RDO. April . -WIIUAT-IIIghcr and
weak ; cash , % c ; May , 97c ; July , MHJc.
COIIN Active and IilKher ; No. 2 mixed , cash ,
and May , 24-c ; No. 3. 21ic. No. 2 yellow. 20c ;
No. 3 yellow , 2.'i'ic ' ; July , 2T c.
OATS Dull und Heady ; No. 2 mixed , 18Uc ,
May , 18e ; No. 2 white. 20K.c ; No. S white l'.H4e
ItYn Dull anil hlKher ; No. 2 , 37cNo 3 3lc
CIOVl.u.SiiD-Dull and Bteady ; prime cath ,
April and October , J.31.
A'lHllilo Supply > f Cri-lii.
NI7W YOHK. April 19.-The Hatemcnt of the
visible supply of grain In stoic nml nllont on
.Saturday , April 17. ns compiled by thp New
iork Produce cxchnngc , Is as follows : Wheat ,
ofl.9i9.000 bu. , a ilectcnse of 727000 bu. corn "J
103. m bu. . a decrease of f64OW bu. , oals , 13.-
V'0 ! I'a , ileiip. .c of 3TO.OCO bu. ; rye , 3.-
630,000 bu. . n decrease of 12 000 bu. ; barley , 3,293 -
000 bu. , an Increase of SSS.ouO bu.
Ciillfomiii. IlrltMl Fruits.
NHW YORK , April -CAI.IKOIINIA NI'TS
? , 'i ' .i1 wnlnl"1. C'iOT'XiC ' ; paper hhelled nlmonds ,
1-Si 13c ; toft phelled alnionils , PC ,
CAUroilNIA DIHKD KUt'ITS-ptendy ; evap-
nrated apples , prime wlic tray. 3(031"C ( ; pea
nuts.2i4Ci7c , n to sle nn.l quality ; nprlcnlH ,
royal Tallo. Moor park , 12SI5C ; peaches , C j7c ,
unpecled ; peele.1 , llfiHc.
.
NHW YOHK. April 19.-St'aAn-nnvv easy ;
fair rellnlng. 2c ; centrifugal. SC test , 3 c :
tales , 4,400 hags centrifugal , 96 test , In port ,
Ttc , ex-ship ; 3fO bags niolnbse-i , R9 test , In'iiort ,
2' c , ex-ship. Ilellneil , linn ; crushed Olio : pow
dered , 45Jc ; granulated , 4'ic.
X - TVY IPC Dry CiiimlN llnrk ( * < .
NiW YOHIC. April 19. Today's market was
marked by Increased mall orders , In which the
call for bleached cottons was n factor. Wool
and silk fabrics moved freely on old orders.
Printing cloths were quiet at 2 9-lCo.
KlKlii ItiiCi-r Market.
ni.GIN. III. , April 19.-Ilt'TTI.n-Market firm ;
offerings v\ere 919 tubs , sales , 2'0 tubs nt IC'/tc- '
2CO tubs at IC'.ic ' ; 410 tubs at ICc.
Oil City llnrkolN.
OII > CITY. I'n. , April 19. No quotations for
certificate oil ; runs , four iluys , 2J.9.KX . ) bbls
shipments , four days , 341.C30 bbls.
Yl'nol MnrUotN.
NHW YOHIC. April 19.WOOIFirm ; neeced ,
If.iil2lc ; pulled , 15i&2C < - .
ST. IXJfIS , April 19. WOOI Unchanged.
IlllHtoil nxi'llllllKCN ClONfll.
IIOSTON. April 19. The exchanges werecloteil
today for Iiister Monday holiday.
Sitii KriuiclNfii When I ( ( llolll f IOIIN.
RAN KHANriSCO. April 19.-WHiAT-Klrm ;
December , Jl.li ! > d
I'M ii line1 1 n I .VitfcN.
ST. IRITIS , April 19. Clearings , J5,13CSS9bal -
mces , Jfc07.Sfi2. Money , 8fi7 per cent. New York
> xchan ; e , 7..c premium bid , Jl premium asked ,
IIAKTlMOIli : . Apill 19. Clearings , J2,43I,970 ;
jalancps. } 313..r,21.
PHH ADUl.I'HIA , April 19. Clearings. JI0.221-
278 ; balances , II , IBS. US.
NKW YORK , April H.-Clenrlngs , J71,72SK2 ,
i.ibincos. J1.C76.794.
CUICAOO , Apill 19. Clearings , JH,7.,0.971. New
York exchange. 40c iireniium. Foreign exc.innge ,
firm ; demand , Jl.SS'i ; nlxty days , J1.SCJ ; ,
IHUIA is HAIM.Y iiiisTinii ) .
Porllnii of I IK- Town IN Prnc-
( l < -iilly AVI'MMl Out.
CLRVKI AND , April 1 ! ) . The buslncfa por-
tloa of tlie town of Burca was nearly
out by nro this morning. Tlie lilgh winds
irrvalllng inailo It almost liniinbslbU * to check
ho HaniPH , vvhlch ctemwl likely to encompass
ho entire town. The tire started In the
ihumvvay block , which was t > eon burned 10
ho Krouml , anil communicated to J , C. Nopo's
Iry gooilH store , I ) , T. Gould's dry gooila
tore , the City hotel. P. E. lieclcwlth's livery
stable , L. H. Chevalier's carriage and black-
mill ) shop , Fred L. Smedley's photograph
gallery , .Mr- . William Maglcy'B restaurant ,
ho Miller block , S. S. Ilrown'fc Jewelry Etoru ,
P. Cannon's coal olllce , Martin Xurlch's shoo
hop , G.V. . Heater & Co.'s shoo store , 1' . C.
Quay's homo and Dr. W , C. Clark's home.
The heaviest losers are In ( he Shumway
> lock anil the Miller block , which will ag
gregate $20,000 oath. The total loin will
reach $80.000 , The other losses range from
5.000 to $12,500 each.
Heroa has no water works and there wan
mall hope of saving the town. A detach-
nent of the Cleveland lint department , with
ourteen men. secured water from a branch
of the river about a ( juartpr of a mile from
ho town. The contents of most of tlio stores
vcro saved hy the efforts of citizens. The
cause of the fire was attributed to tramps
nil Deputy Sheriff Asllng escorted three of
hem out of town nt the mouth of a re-
olver.
To adil to the excitement .1 dog went mad
nil bit several people before It was thot.
The ( Ire waa put under control at noon.
COIIIA AVA.VTS iv TOSTAI , uxio.v.
SenilM a DrlrKiifi- ( In * CoinliiK- -
Irriiiitlomil CoiiKri'KN.
SAN KHANCISCO , April 19. Among the
arrivals on the t > teumlilp City of Pelt In yen-
cnlay was .Mln Sang Ho , vice minister to the
Jepartinent of Communliatlonn of Corea. He
s oil his way to Washington to uttend thu
obtal congress , which has been called to
Mi-el there next month. Mln ung is an ln-
clllgent young Cor can. and Hu > akn Kngllsh
try ( lucntly. Klght yeara ago lie took a
ouiho In Uio Maryland State Agricultural
ollege. Upon bis return lo Corea he VVBH
; lven a | Myltlon In the foreign olllce , und
ia.j ever blnco continued In the governmental
ervlcc. Ho served ono year a vie1) mlnl&ter
af the pepartment of Education. He has
iren In his ptcscnt oltlre for eight months.
'on-a IH anxious to join the postal union , and
tcpi. will probably he talcn at the coming
ctulon In Washington looUli.g . to the admis
sion of that country.
I rolui-r lo I'arlli'llHili' ,
NEW VOnK , April 19. The llrltlsh cruiser
falbot arrived this mornloe from Jamaica
Boys'
T'f
it Clothing. .
itI
I Wo dress n boy like a boy-that Is , lit him gracefully niul mnkc no
sncrlflco of style anil appearance. It COSTS NO M011W to make him
look niul fool neat than It does to put slip-shod attire on him- provided
ili you KO to n merchant who hna your Intercut at heart.
Wtinlm nrlilt ! In s.Mllj UIO11T HOYS' CLOTHING AT MIGHT
# THICKS. Wo Invite you lo visit this department of ours , istomer
Tif or not ; n hearty welcome anil courteous trentmeiit Is accorded to every * { *
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caller.
TV * ! *
Kor STERLING 1NTKC3UITY hi Hoys' Clothliiff , for HOCK-HOT-
& fit
TOM prices ; In fact , we believe them the best ever offered to the people
of this community.
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IJ vjuv/iiijtiim < fe
Corner 14th and Douglas Sts.
One Price Clothiers , Hatters arid Furnishers.
Samples of our C'lothlnjj and .Measuring Guides ' mulled free on
application.
and anchored In the North liver. The Talbol
will represent the llrltlsh government In the
naval display at the- Grant monument cele
bration. Just before passing the Narrows
Ilia Talbot saluted Fort Wmlswortli.
I'r I I'M ( I'lills from it Aliidmv. .
ST. JOHN , N. 11. , April 13.-Uev. D. Cor-
hctt , n Honinn Catholic prlrst attached to
the Cuthcdial parish , fell from the third-
story window of the bishop's resilience early
this morning and was limtnntly killed.
KOHKC.YST OITOIJAVS IVIMTIIKH.
i CdiKlII IIIIIN ivtlll Slilv -
< -rs ; 3IniliViiiiuor ; SoulliYliiiln. .
WASHINGTON. April 1U. Forecast for
Tuesday :
Kor Nebraska Throatcnlng weather ; pos
sibly showers ; decidedly warmer ; south
winds.
Kor South Dakota Fair ; warmer ; high
south winds.
For Iowa Fair ; warmer ; southeast winds.
For Missouri and Kansas Threatening
weather , with showers ; warmer ; soutlu-ast
winds.
For Wyoming Generally fair ; southerly
winds.
Local Itoeiinl.
OFFICE OF THIS WKATHEIl ItlTUEAU ,
OMAHA , April 19. Omaha record of rain
fall and temperature compared ' \\lth cor-
respondliiKV day of the past three years :
1S97. IS96. 1M3. 1S9I.
Maximum temperature . .45 74 07 S3
Minimum temperature . . 'JO 44 47 37
Average temperature . . . . 3S 59 57 45
Italnfall 00 .00 .00 .20
Record of temperature and precipitation
it Omaha for this day and since March 1 ,
1S97 :
Normal temperature .for the day 53
Deficiency for the day 1.1
Accumulated dellclency since March 1..107
Normal rainfall for the day 11 Inch
Deficiency for the day 11 Inch
Total rainfall since March 1 2.GO Inches
Dellclency since ' .March 1 (6 ( Inch
ICxcefs for cor. period , 1S % 70 inch
Deficiency for cor. period , 1S93 SO Inch
Kc ] > i > rtN from Statimm at S it. in.
Hinimty-nfth nu > rKllan time.
T Indicates trace of precipitation.
Corn licit Illllli-tlii.
Untied Stntep Department : \Krlcnlture ,
wPHther bureau coin und wheat resloti bul-
etln for the iwenty-four hours endlnic nt S a.
m. . seventy-fifth meridian time , April 19 , 1S07 ,
A cool wave has spread over the wei-tcrn ami
entrnl portions of the corn ami wheat belt , and
vlll extend nter the. eastern portion within the
ext twenty-four IIOIIIH. Very IU.it showcro are
eported In all districts , except Omaha , DCS
lolnes and Columbus.
T Indicates Innppieclnble rainfall. Maximum
or jestenlay. Minimum for twenty-four
lours , Liullnu B a. in. . i.evvnly-fiflh meridian
me.
Note The average maximum and minimum
emperatures and Ihe average rainfall are made
p nt each center from the actual number of re-
orU received. Tne "stale of weather'1 IH that
> revailing ut time of observation.
U A. WilhSII. Loral Kiirccait O/Hclal. /
TIII4 III3AI.TV JI
NSTIIUMKNTS placed on record Monday ,
April 1U. 1897 :
WAUIIANTY nisnns.
Vimuxta Rc'hitrtnvv and hUHlmml to
Nlnna Mueller , lot 3. , block 8 , Wool-
lawn add . $ SSO
' . A. Hlrney and wife to H. H. Jlliney ,
H 24 feet lot 4 , block 78 , Hotith
Omaha . 1.2SO
ohn Tiummer and wlfo lo M. IMe -
Oren. H KfiV4 feet lotH SI and 2J. block
C , anil lUs lots 21 ami i : : , block ii ,
Huinmlt add . lr,00
I. I'1. McCrea find huHlciml lo W. K.
I-1. Vllu , H 8 < i feet lotH il and 22
blork fl Summit add . low
V. H. Ileaton nnil vvlfn to Hmina
I'lowmiin , lot n. Uiid'n 2d add . 2WW
'lilted Blairs In l.lzctta llennlligliaiiH
et nl. mvU l-ir.-iu .
J. 10. Ktratmaini and wife to I ) . Y.
Alfop. n 07 feet of vv j lot 4 , block
45 , Umiihu . 4,1'H
QUIT CLAIM I ) 12 ISPS.
IDlobo Ixian and Trust company lo
JnmtH 1'helpH , lot 2) ) , block 1 , Italpli
I'laee . 200
nine to Kami' , lot 18. t-umo .
j.uni ; to Kame , lot S , block 10 , West
Side add .
'rank 1'lvonka and wife to T. II. Mc-
C'ugiie , receiver , lot " , block 72 ,
Hotith Omaha . 150
UKKDS.
tuHter in chanci ry to J. H. ItobertH ,
C0x52 ! feet In block 4 I'orklim' Hub. . C.&OO
pc-elal muHter to I'lilladclpblu Alort-
K'lgu and Trust company , lotu 3 nml
4 , block 172 , Omaha . 08,100
Total amount of transfers.
Y purchasing needs tnndo
nt the following Ncbr a
ka factories. If you cnn .
not find wlmt you want ,
coiiiiuunicatc with the
niiinufacturcrs a.t to 3
w li a t dealers hnmllo
their uoods.
DAGS. BUIILAP AND TWINE.
fl 13.111 ! O31AIIA I1AO Co'
Klnnufactuiera of all klnla of cotton anil bur *
l p bans , cotton Hour sack ) anil twins a ene >
laity. G1I.B1G.618 S. llth St.
BULUVEU1EB.
OMAHA IlllliWlXU ASSOCIATION.
Car lo.nl fliliunenls made ! : i our o n refn *
.rrator cats. It.uc Itllibon. Kllte Uxoort. Vlenn
Exiwrt and Family Kiport dcllvereil to all ra.'U
nf tiu city.
UAVlb A : < J I.ILL 1HUA WUKKJ.
Iron mill U.-.lni t'ouiiilcra.
Manufacture ! ! ) tnn Jobbers of Machinery. Otn-
yal rcp.ilrlng a ncccmli ; . i&oi. 1501 and 1DOJ
Ackoon siree ; , Omaha. Nen.
1ML'STIUAI4 IHO.V WOHICS.
Manufacturing and repalrlne of all Mnflt at
machinery , enclnts , pumnK , cluvatom. nr ntlnit
presjes , liangcrs , shafting ana couplings. 141 $ and
1105 Howard St. , Omaha.
1'A.vro.v IHO.V wonics.
Manufacturer ! ! -.rc.hl'.ioutn ! Irc-n Work.
General foundry , dlacluiit ant ; Iilacknmltr nrork.
Unslnecrs anil Contraclon fur Fire Proof Dulld *
Inps. Olllcc and works : U. P. Ity. ma Bo.
17th street. Omaha
BHIIIT PACTOHIES.
J. II. EVANS MillllA.SICA SIIIUT
CO.UIMM' .
Kxcluslv. custom shirt tailors 1111 Firnam.
A. J. SMII'SOX.
1-1(1 ( ! ) , Ml I DiHlwri- .
Full line of OarrLiRes , lUiR Ics , I'haetons , I'onjr
CarlH. Wlicclii rubber tired. The best Is tlia
cheajicst.
TENTS AND AWNINOg.
AM10U1CA.V TK.vr A.VI > AAV.M.VG CO.
t v/nlngg , Tents , Horse Covers , Fines und
i ullns T ntfl for rent. Salesroom CIS South
Sixteenth ttrcet. Telephone 408. ,
T
DYE WORKS.
SCHOKDSACIt'S TWI.V CITV MVI3
WOUICS ; 15 1 I'nri.iiiii HI.
Dyelnc nnil clearlnt ; of gnrinents and goods of
every ileb.'rl | > tlon. Cleaning of line gannenta a
tpo-Inlty.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO
Telephone 103 ! ) . Oniulia , Nfjfa.
COMMISSION
GRAIN iPiHWSWJ : AXO : SfOJH
Hoard of Trade.
Dliect wires to Chlcnfo nnd New York ,
Correspondents : John A. Warren & Co.
iiu.vrnu TO IST OUT or THU HACK.
Will UP Alilc lu IMi'lalitin - VI-TP
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l.Volillin-i- tinltlllllilli < liii CailriiH.
KJIANKKOUT , Ky. . Ajirll la. It was
given out at the Hunter licnd < iuartors
this nioriiliif , ' , apparently by author
ity , though not liy Dr. Hunter himself , that
ho would withdraw nfler the hallot tomor
row , and that Senator Jonco , chairman of
the republican caucus , wojld call n now
L-aueiiH for ollhor tomorrow night or Wednes
day morning. When asked If he would ,
withdraw. Dr. Hunter replied evasively , nnil
thc o republicans who have had lightning
rods up all nusslon are doing uomo tall
hurtling ,
The nominee ) of the now caucus will of
course ho dictated hy Hunter. This letH
nut nil thought of Colonel St. John Iloylo ,
for whom the bolting republicans have been
votlni ? . It wm rumored thin morning thut
the Hunter people had not decided upon
whom they wnild combine , but that It would
likely ho Judge W. II. Holt or Senator Ik-boo
of Marlon. JJ
There us little Interest IN the Joint ees-
Blon of the general assembly at noon to
day. According to agreement entered Into
by the steering commlttrni of the purlieu
but ono vote was cast for each candidate ,
after which the Joint i.esslon adjourned.
MOIIH Itl'MOItS OF HATI'3 IMJTTI.VO.
MlNNourl Piiclllinnil I'nlon ' Pni-IIlo
I'll ) ClIlllllllKMlollN 10 llrilklTH.
CI1ICAOO , April 10. Huniorn of coinltiK
doinorallzatlnn uf paNBongur rates were re
vived today by a report that tbc MlKBiiurl
Pacific and Union Pacific wuro paying tlio I
EaiiK > cninnilEBlona to ticket brokcru us are
now bcltiK pild roKUlarly appointed ticket
agents. An lite preEint rate nf roinmlKslona
IH four Unit'a that of tlio normal , ltd payment
tu Ibo broken ) would furnish them with a
big margin on whlili to cut rates. There
Is much talk of rcductluiiH In regular one
way ratf tu tlio name extent an the cuts
made by the broker * .
II r > n n Siu-iiKH nl I'ViinK-fort. '
KHANKKOItT. Ky , April IB. Tlui mipeeH
ofV. . J. I Iry.-i n to the Ifglaluttiro liero tliT
afternoon wan delivered ut the opera liotist\
to which wns ndmlttrd , brsldeM the IfKlH-
l.itorx , n crowd of 1,200 people , rcprcHcnt-
Ing every party nnd fnctlun In Kentucky
politico. Mr. I Iry-i ii WIIH the Kilcst of thu
leulHlnturo nil day , and left tonlyht for liliif
home Ho l utlll Biirfcrliib" from Urn of.
fcctd of thu full In Klorldu , und whllo lia
uliowH no lKpu of It when , apcaklng , U *
iru 3 o bandagcu. i -