THE Oar All A DAILY KEEJI&ONOAY , APRIL .2fi , 1807.
PRIZE SPORT OF OLD ffilCl
Short Range Description of a MalC-dor1
Bout with a Bull.
NOT AS BLACK AS USUALLY PAINTEI
Trliiiunli of Mind nnd Miulitu l.luili
Over .Mnddrnoil llrnlo 1'orcc
I'nr Mori * tJrno ? fiil Tlinii
Vuitt Hull.
SAI/TILI.O. Ccahulla , Mcs. , April 10. ( Col
rcupondciiee of The 'lice. ) A chance gl-inc
at the wall , and my subject for tills letter t
The Heo Is evolved ; for there hang t\v
gaudily dct-orntcd roJs of wood , each aboti
otie-l.alf Inch In diameter and two feet lout
nnd rnch liiivliig ( Irmly affixed to the en
a true ! steel point , two Inches or more I
length , ending In a barb thrown out at n :
ni > tlc of forty degrees , and sharp as the bar
of a Sproat hiok. These arc handcrltlas , an
Isaw , .them flrxt In the hands of a skillet
bandcHllero , as he walked coolly toward .
bull , charging at him fleicely , and dultl ;
avoiding the m.id rush of the brute , flxei
them In the foresliouldcr of the Infuriate
animal , Later , I secured them as suiiver.lrc
and nuiv , relrlnuncd with tlnccl , they help t
dccuratc my hulvl room.
Tliero Ins been muuli wrltton to nortlien
psiers nbnut bllll-lialtlhg , which , fioin in ;
picselit ttnndpolnt of poivon.il pxpcrloncc
tccniu lilgiily Ininglnatlvu , to say ( lie le.isl
In fact , I nni inclined lo think tliat di > n&i
Ignurjiicc , or a. aecond-h.ind Knowledge' , tuna
have lii'on ' the OUIII-CL' from which spruiii
varloiu accounts Unit I had read before
ever ( .aw n bull fight tnycclf , and wlilcl
cutiEPd mt > to H'gurd this uport with Hvmloi
until I viewed the spott Ittelf. I have Jus
tin own .iltivvn , with nn expressive Spanln !
oxalaniatlnri , 11:1 town paper , which I valm
highly , In which Is nn account by a tourist-
thirty days limited. I presume of
A HULL FIGHT.
which the writer confesses she did not
bee , but which some friend did attend , am
bravely sat 9111 until one solitary bull was
hilled , nnd do/scribed to her. The yotini ,
MM-Kcm , who In really a bright and enter
tulnlng writer for a tourist characterizes
thu sport n.s "brutal" and "disgusting , '
and the lighter In chief an a big "coward.1
AVell , perhaps KO ; but we do not all sec
the same side of the shield. Our vlstia
and mental angles are different. I have
witnessed , from start to finish , three ex-
peit bull fights within a mouth , brought of !
In thu mo.it modern amphitheater In Mex
ico. I am gnlng to describe ono of thcci
lights , an photographed on my mental ret-
Inn , and Icavo readers of Thu rtco to de
cide as to the brutality and cowardice.
It was a bright , sunshiny Sunday after
noon , that of Marcli 28 , when Colonel
Strong of Omaha and myself drove .up to
the Plaza do Toros. Uy way of parenthe-
slii , the colonel , ns you Omnhans know , lane
no gingerbread officer , but the genuine ar
ticle , who rode at the head of his Wis
consin regiment In our "late unpleasant
ness" and has been walking around on a
ligneous leg ever since an a result of his
bravery. Inside the amphitheater a military
band was playing a we climbed the stone
Hleps to our seats , "a Fombra , " I. e. , In
the shade. A 4:30 : sharp a bugle sounds.
The double gates In the six-foot tencc arc
thrown open , and through the passage thus
Afforded to the 200-foot ring there enters
first 121 Cnpltan , the matador. An athlete
ho Is' , over six feet tall , shapely , with
broad shoulders , clean shaven face anil
wearing the Jaunty but practical dress of
Ills profession spangled knee breeches , pink
Bilk stockings , sandals , profusely embroi
dered bolero. After him come the eight
capeadorcs , nil similarly though less richly
costumed , followed by the two plcadorcs
on horseback , the latter armed with long
Etecl-polntcd poles , nnd their horses' breasts
protected by heavy leather guards or aprons.
Around the ring they march , acknowledging
the applause , until they come In front of
the Judges' stand , where they bow pro
foundly.
Again the bugle sounds. la on Instant
the cnpcadorcs are picturesquely scattered
around the ring , the horsemen take posi
tions a few rods to the right nnd left of
the entr.ince gate. El Capltan walks over
to the fence and selects a capa. The gates
arc thrown open and In plunges
AN UGLY IJULU
receiving In Us right shoulder , as It comes ,
a barbed shaft , decorated with the colors of
thn ranch on which he was raised , the first
of many barbs which he Is to feel. The pnln
maddens him and , spying the horse at the
left , ho makes a fierce plunge for him. The
picador , by spur nnd bridle , tries to bring
the horse's shielded breast to the front , but is
not quick enough. The bull strikes him
broadside , lifts horse and rider oft the
ground , at the same time receiving fierce
Jobs from the lance. Down go hcrso nnd
man , the horse not to rise again. Two or
three assistants run to help the fallen picador
nnd pull him from under his horse , while
the over-ready cnpeador engages the atten
tion of the distracted bull by flaunting his
colored capa before him. The bull charges
and the man , trailing the cape behind , makes
for the nearest shelter , of which there are
four about the ring , while another capeador
flannla another capa nnd attracts the bull's
attention to himself , and Incidentally , In the
direction of the other horseman. This time
the picador Is quicker and the bull strikes the
guard on the horse's breast , throwing him ,
by the fierce Impact of his charge , upon his
haunches , but doing no further damage ,
\vhllo ho gets several thrusts from the sharp-
pointed lance.
Again the bugle sounds nnd the two horse
men the ono first thrown having re-entered
on a fresh mount gallop out of the ring.
Tlila leaves only bull and men. Now one of
the binderlllrros advances toward the bull
with arms outstretched and poising In each
hrnil a dart. There Is a mad plunge , but In
vain , the only result being that two more
stinging barbs are hanging from the brute's
shoulders , and the man who placed them IB
eafcly out of harm's way thanks to El Cap
ital ! , who has now for the first time appeared
In the game , shaking his capo before the bull ,
Inviting n charge , which comes. For no
tdielter doth this athlete rush , but steps to
ono side with the llthcnesu nnd grace of n
panther and again displays his cloth. A second
end time the bull charges and a second time
Ifl avoided an gracefully , nn llthely as be
fore. A third and a fourth and a fifth time
comes the rutdi , hut the same agility meets
him. A caprador now relieves the captain
anil flaunts hla cloth before the now thor-
.oughly Infuriated animal. Off goes the
bcniit , so suddenly that all the man can do
la to make for the six-foot fcnco and vault
it , which ho does , leaving his capa athwart
the top. Ami after him , over the elx-foot
fence , vaults the bull , landing In a circular
passage , where the man gcta to shelter none
too soon. It was a close call , that , One of
the gates Is opened nnd the bull again enters
thu ring. Cnpeadorcs and bandcrllleros re
peat UIP performance until the bull has
eight or ten torturing bauderllloa hang
ing from his shoulders ami producing
additional fury with hla every motion. For
the last tlmo the trumpet sounds , and
Kl Capltan , the matadnre , walks calmly
out , holding In Ills left hand d brilliant red
cloth , about two feet square. In which la
concealed his sword , The bull Instantly
spies the hue , charges more ferociously
than ever , when , quick as the lightning's
flash , Just as It seems that this prlnco of
bull fighters must be Impaled on the ad
vancing horns , the sword Is drawn and , with
u single imiBcular thrust , from the- front of
the left shoulder , straight through thu heart
It goes. The beast drois | as though struck
by a cannon ball , right at the matadore's
feet , the latter not having moved from his
tracks.
Then pandemonium , sombreros , cigars and
cigarettes nru showered Into the arena. T.ho
matador bown and smiles as ho walks around
the ring , and , with tils assistant * , gracefully
tosBfs back the hats to their owners. The
cigarettes , etc. , he keeps. I counted seventy
sombreros of admirers In the ring at ono
tlmo. Meantime , two horsemen havu gal
loped In , lassoed the fallen bull and gal
loped out again , and the ring In ready for
thu next. From four to nix bulls are killed
at each fight , but the killing of ono will
BUfllco for a description of the whole , as the
general details are the name , thought the
animals differ In fierceness and power of
endurance.
Such wan a flrat-claw bull fight M I BAW
ft. Ilrutnl ? No moro no IJian foot ball and
a hundred limes more graceful. It wna an
exhibition of the ftkllt and nerve and muscle
and mind of trained men pitted agnlnst the
untamed and untamable ferocity of a mad
dened brute. It was an exciting spectacle ,
and there never wnft n. moment but what I
wantrd to nee mind conquer , OR It did.
CHAULIS : tiunu TOWLB.
I'l-J.VSIO\Si I-'OH WIJSTKUIV VKTKIIANS
Hi-roe * of theV r It < > ini > ni1i'rril li >
I In.Viicrnl ( Jovcriiiiicnt.
WASItlNOTON. April r. . ( Speclal.-Pon- )
Blons granted , Issue of April 3 :
Nebraska : Original John lloffcr , Way-
land , folk ; Ucot-KU . Cooper , Olilown , nil.
more. Itcslorullon nnd Increase Albert
French , Ti-knntah , Hurt. Increase Jnmca
Ilnntr-r coU. Omahn , noiiRlas ; Amos N ,
Wcstlroo'rtSomtrfortl , Glister. Original
widows ) , fit,1. ( reissue ) Catharine Manches
ter , Jjlncolit. Lancaster. .
Iowa : OMt.'limt--tJeorf'o W. Lindsay ,
Kt-cktlk , Let. lUator.itlon find nddltlnnnl-
CleorKiV. . Shoi-mhifcr. dcnd , Grnnd Illvcr ,
Deciitur. Rei I urn skin and reissue Joseph
' Adunrn , Wchatcr City. Hnmllton. Orlfilnnl
1 widows , ptr. Minor of OnuiBO U. Smith ,
, Swan , .Marlon ; Mnlllc IJyrnm , Des Molncs ;
Henrlcttn Gilbert , Clarksvllle , llutlcr ; Mary
lllklcn , HurllrtKton. lieu Molnes.
South nakntii : Orlplnnl Daniel P. Hcnjn-
niln , Hen-sfoid. Union. Increase Jonathan
8. Multby , l > iidwcod , Lawrence.
Colorado : OrlfilimlCaolmlro Romero ,
AKiillar , l.nu Anlnuiu ; Pablo Lucero , Oul-
narc , Las Aiiltn.'iH ; Kninucl Smith , Lake
City , IIIiiKilnlo. Orlnliial widows , etc. Eva
K nmnthower , l.eadvlllc , Lake ,
IHSUU nf April tii
NcliraAku ; Orlfrtiinl Ooreo W. Fuller ,
Scwnrd , Pewitrd ; Chat Icy Hnuley. Omnha.
I Increase llollls Johnson , Ornnd Islan-t ,
- Hall. Iti'lssia llrihcrt W. Davis , Lincoln.
Orlulnnl Widows , etc. Sarnh A. McCnrl ,
Mi-Cook , Hud "Willow ; special , April 8 ,
inlnot-K ur John U. L'.mon , Omnha.
Iowa : OrlKliitil Special , April n , William
Shaw , Snbtil.i , Jncksmi : William 11. Toms ,
.Nevada , Story ; Thomas L. lloberta ,
Spencer , Clay. Additional-Special , April S ,
GcorKu C. llnwiiliiK , Crcsto : : , Union. In-
'
eicafc llonry Hentt , Ktrntfo'rd , Hamilton ;
Lymun KltiB. Nodawuy , Adams. Orlslnal
\\ldows , etc. Spcflal , April S. Martha J.
Wilson , Indlanola , Wnn-cn ; l.oulsa Weaver ,
Den Moliifa ; Catlmrlne Hldar , Hapley ,
Gutlirli-j minor of Jamc H. Conklln , DCS
MolncM. Polk ; minors of Francln L. Parkl-
fic > n , DhiKonal , IthiKKOld. Mj.xlcnnir
widows Mary Uoltu , Kollerton , HlriRgold.
South D.ikuln : lacroasc Itobert D , Han-
nnh , Ksniond , KlnKsdiury.
North Dakota : OilKlnnl wldotvs , etc
Mary 1C. lllood , Lisbon , Hansom.
Montnna : Original Callx ChclTer , French-
town , Mls.aouln. OrlKlnal widows' , "tc.
Lydla Hlchardsoti , Wlilto Sulphur Springs ,
Mcachvr.
Colorado Original widows , 'tc. Special ,
April S. Ellxnbcth Hosan , Denver , Arap.i-
hoe.
Issue of April C :
Nebraska : UrlBlnnl Levl Kline , lTm-
dllla , Oloe ; Illcliard A. Shatil , Clear Water ,
Antclopo. lU'ls.Mtie Allison H. Vander-
hcrsh , Inavale. Webster.
Iowa : Original Ahralmnr Krli , Pleasant-
vlllc , Mnrlon ; Samuel Hyatt , Shenandoah ,
I'lipe ; Clancy Hondrlcky , Shelby , Shelby ;
William G. Martin. 1'rlnooton , Scott. In
crease John C. Caley , Missouri Vnllcy ,
IlarrlHon. Helssuc .Marlon W. Collier ,
Osceola , Clarke.
South Dakota : Ilelssue arid increase
Jacob S. Hawkins , Hartford , Mlnnelmhii.
Montana : OrlBlnal Jnckson Croy , LIv-
Inpston , Park.
Colorado : OriKlnal lliiffh ailleland , Doti-
VCT , Arapnhoe ; Charles E. Gllson , Denver ,
Arapahoc.
Issue of April 7 :
Nebiaska : Uelssue Patrick Fnrrelly ,
Coluinlms. Platte. Original widows , etc.
.Special , April 12 , Motile 13. Lazarus , Lin
coln , Lancaster ; Jane jr. Vandc-rhoof ,
Ceryl , Gosper.
Iowa : . Original Special , April 12 , John
lt x , Shannon City , fnlon. Increase
Thomaa A. Dunlap. Hlootniicld , Davis ; Otto
Kiipferer , Mount Pleasant , lleijry.
Soutli Dakota : Original Duncan It. Ken-
ntdy. Nemo , Lawrence. Increase Thomas
H. Devinc , Abrrdeen , Urown. Original
widows , etc. Jane Moore , Strouseton ,
Grant.
Montana : OrlBlnnl - James McManls ,
Iltitlo City , Sliver How.
Issue of April 0 :
Nebraska : Original Helnrloli Dressen ,
Florence , Douglas. Original widows , etc.
Minor " of Amos K. Seelcy , Plainvlew ,
Pierce.
Iowa. OrlBlnal-WllIlam B. O'Neill , Cas
cade , Dubtique ; Christian Mathls , Sioux
C'ily , Woodbury. rcelssue Ki one-Is H.
Waste , Belfast , Lee.
South Dakota : Original John Mniloy ,
deceased , Montrose , McCook. riestoratlon
and Increase John Archer , Sioux Falls ,
Mlnnehaha. Ordinal widows , etc. Anna
M. Williams , Mitchell. Davlson.
Montana : OrlBlnal Andrew T. Thomp
son , Winston , Jefferson.
Issue of April 10 :
Nebraska : Original James J. JefTers ,
Oakdale Antelope ; Geori-o H. Tyson. To
bias. Saline : James Sandllands. Petersburg ,
Hoone ; William Fetrow , Wilder. Saline.
Additional Alison D. Crow , Max. Dandy.
Increase Charles J. Reid , Verdisrls , Knox.
OrlBlnal widows , etc. Kate Wlsonff , Wood
nivf-r Hall ; special. April 14 minor of Wll-
lard C. Viuillew. Ulvsse , , Butler.
Iowa : OrUrlnal-Ferdltmnd S. Whitney ,
Faulkner , Franklin ; Charles H. Mendcnhnll.
Peterson. Clay : John Merirpn. Counoll
HlufTs , Pottawattamle ; Henry W. Eastman ,
Marsbnlltown. Marslia'l ' ; special , April 15 ,
Charles A. Mitchell. Lovefnnd. Pottawnt-
tamle ; Kpeclai , April 15 , Thomas W. IIol-
llnRsworth , Ottumwn. Wnpel'o. Restora
tion and supplemental Joseph Burkicad ,
dead , TVdel. Dallas. Icestoratlon and In
crease Pusloy A. Jenkins dead , Chcl'a-
burB , Honton ; Nimrod M. Lowe , Moscow.
Muscatine. Restoration Luther S. Free
man , dead. Waterloo. BlacUhawk. Restora
tion ! ind relfsue La Fayette Empey. Pekln
Kcokuk. Increase Joseph B. Carman
AKcncy. WniHillo ; George .lonnson. Shannon
Oily. Union ; Cornelius Wertz. PlattevlJle.
Taylor. Reissue Thaddeus W. Overman
Perry , Dallas. OrlKliml widows , etc. Mi
nors of Charles F. Marshall , Cedar Falls ,
plackhawk ; Eliza S. Freeman , Waterloo ,
niackhnwk ; ( reissue ) , Isabella Doak , Dex
ter , Dallas.
South Dakotn ; Ordinal-Special , April 14
William Cronen , Hot Spilnjrf , Fall River.
Increaro Rolicrt Martin. Parker , Turner.
Colorado : OrlBlnal Henry Walters. Den
ver , ArapahOfi ; Robert G. Dill. Denver.
Arapahoe. OrlBlnal widows , etc. Eliza
beth M. Leslie. Denver Arapahoe. Mexican
war widows Samh E , Power , Lamar , 1'row-
ers.
Issue of April 12 :
Nebraska : OrlBlnal-Arthur Morrison ,
Crawford. Dawes ; Lurnan Qulnn , Nebraska
City , Oleo : John L. Wilson , Teknmnh ,
Hurt : Ixiuls Fries , Omaha. Additional-
Uriah L. Nichols , Beaver Crossing. Siw-
ard. Increase David W. Williams. Omnha ;
James McCrecdy. Tobla ? , Saline , Reissue
and Increase Willimn D. McCord , Colon ,
Saunders.
Iowa ; OrlKln.il Wllllnm A. Crumpton ,
ntibuque , Dubuque. Additional John 1C.
Yeakel , Clinton , Clinton. Restoration and
reissue William Hell , dead Tabor. Fic-
mont. Increase Benlainln Klnlon. Center-
vlllo , Apoiuioose. Relrauc Taylor Pierce ,
DCS .Molnes ; Orlepii H. Lacy. Clinton. Clln-
ton. Reissue and Increase Martin Kerwln ,
nubuqtie , Dubuque. Ordinal widows , etc.
Mnrlii A. Sehebler. Davenport : Ivy Denney ,
Vandiilln , Jasper ; Endora 1C , Cole , De
Molnes.
South Dakota : Restoration und uddl-
tlonal-GoorBe F North. W < iterto-vn , Cod-
liiKton. OrlBlnnl widow ? , etc , Marynett 1 < .
North. Watcrlown , Codlhptoii.
Colorado : OrlBlnal John Labbo , Boulder ,
Boulilor. OrlBlnal widows , etc. Ollvo J.
Copley. Olenwood SprliiBH , Oarlleld ,
North Dakota : OrlKnal-John | O.-Brown ,
Ellondalo Dickey.
Wyomlnir. OrlBlnal Thomas A. Castle ,
KAIITII THA.V.SKKIIIIKI ) TO COAST.
Mnili * In ManiiKfiuviit of
UOIIII-N for Soldier * ,
LKAVENWOHTII , Kan. . April 25-Colonel
Andrew J. Smith , governor of the soldlcru'
homo here , hap received on ofllclnl tele
gram from Washington informing him that
the board of managers of the National Sol-
diers' homes , which met In Washington yes
terday , by an unanimous vote , transferred
lilm to thu Pacific branch homo at Santa
Monica , Cal , . and by the same vote elected
Colonel J. Q , Rowland , at present governor
nf tliat branch , coinmamlniit of the Leaven
worth home. The board also elected Cyru-j
Towrsend of this city treasurer of the wist-
rrn branch , to succeed Major Sliocklcy. No
other chances hove been ordered , but It
comes from the highest authority that a
complete reorganization will soon follow
Governor Smith says the change will become
effective July 1. Colonel Rowland Is ah
lltinolfati , and a few years ago was mayor
af Qulncy , hla former home. Later ho was
Mvcrncr of the lllftols StaW Soldiers' homo
'or two years , belni ; elected governor of
the Pacific branch upon the death of Ha fernier -
nier commandant.
i.niv iiiiiu't sunid , . iiu ,
RAWLINS , Wyo. , April 25. ( Special. )
\ 2-year-old bull elk wandered Into the town
if. Saratoga , this county , Sunday. Despite
ho elaborate eystem of game laws enacted
0 protect elk and other large game , fully
mo-half of the population of Saratoga took
ip arnu against the Intruder. There wan
1 regular fusillade from point * of vantage
ilong the street * for ten or fifteen minutes
mtll the animal was brought to earth a
hurt uletauce from the school house.
nipiipioi'n ITM iifiniMttnpr
INCRMSliS ITS PuRCHASi ! , : :
Government Bogies to Becogniza Omaba'i
Availability as a Market.
USUAL ORDtR FOR SUPPLIES OCU3LIC
In Sltupl- nil IXiprlin | ti
ToMt Alilllt- llenlLTN In Till *
City tit Compete Mltli KiiMt-
orn
The War department nt Washington It
gradually being Instructed that Omaha forme
as gael a market for the purchase of army
supplies as the larger cities of the coun
try. In consequence of this the department
officials recently Instructed Major Frank , E.
Nye , commissary of subsistence for the De
partment of the Platte , to purchase hereafter
In this city almost double Ihe number of
articles for the use of the army In the de
partment than was done In the past year.
This Increase was brought about through
the efforts of Major Nye , who has urged
upon { ho War department Oinaha'n avail
ability an a market. In response to these
efforts the department ofllccrs during the
early part of tills month Instructed the com
missary to increase the purchases. It was
distinctly stated , however , that the matter
was simply an experiment and that the
list of articles to be purchased hero would
be again decreased If It were found that the
goods wcro not as cheap and of as good
quality as could be obtained In other cities.
The list has been augmented wltti a con
siderable number of articles , particularly
canned goods , spiers and sundries. With this
addition , the amount of supplies to be pur
chased In the future , It the experiment Is
found to be satisfactory , will be almost
double the value of purchases lost year.
This will mean n substantial gain to the
trade of the city , slnco last year's purchases
aggregated about $150,000.
WATCHING THE RESULT.
The army ofllclals nro awaiting with con
siderable Interest the result of the experi
ment. Tltcy linvo held that Omnlin mer
chants could furnish the added articles as
cheaply as they could bo obtained In New
York , Chicago nnd San Francisco , where
they have been obtained before. Whether
this Is a fnct or not will be discovered on
May 4 , when the proposals for furnishing
the supplies will be opened. The advertise
ment Is now being published in The Bee.
There has been a gradual Increase In Into
years of the amount of supplies purchased
In this city for the Department of the Platte.
Four yenrs ngo the number of articles wan
very small and Included only the products
of the packing houses and the mills In the
Immediate vicinity. The list has been In
creased as Omaha's ability to furnish articles
became known , but the biggest Increase was
the recent one.
Army ofllclala maintain that It has been
entirely the fault of Omaha merchants tliat
they have not In past yeara shown that
Omaha was a good market. While It Is
true that for the majority of the articles
bids lind to be sent to Chicago , New Yorker
or Sr.n Francisco , yet the army people main
tain that the merchants of the city should
have sent In proposals , If for no other rea
son than to Indicate that they were de
sirous of furnishing the supplies and could
furnish them If the bids were received and
the purchases were made In this city.
SI I'lllCMi : COIUT SYI.L.VIII.
Henry against State. Error from Gage
county. Reversed. Opinion by Chief Jus
tice Post.
Whoever kills another while engaged In
the perpetration or attempted perpetration
of any rape , robbery , arson or burglary Is
by section 2 , Criminal Code , declared to be
guilty of murdnr in the llr.st degree.
2. It Is In such case in order to sustain
a conviction for murder In the llrst degree
not e-ssentlnl that the killing be such as in
the absence of the statute would amount
to murder as distinguished from man
slaughter. , ,
3. The jurors arc under our practice Judges
of the probative force of the evidence.
4. It Is error In a criminal prosecution for
the trial court to discredit a particular de
fense by advising the jury that It is one
"easily fabricated ; that it lias occasionally
been successfully fabricated and thnt the
temptation to resort to It as a spurious de
fense Is very great , especially in cases of
importance. "
5. It Is not essential that the proof of an
nllbl should Include the entire period dur
ing which the offense might possibly have
been committed , but will entitle the ac
cused to an acquittal whenever the evidence
Is sulllclent to create In the minds of the
Jurors a reasonable doubt of his presence
it the commission of the offense with which
he stands charged. Casey against State , 49
Neb.
C. An erroneous Instruction Is not cured
L > y the mere giving of another on the same
subject contradicting It. Bank agnlnst
Lowry , 30 Neb. , 290.
Chicago Lumber Company against Ander-
jon. Appeal from Douglas county. Afilrmed.
Opinion by Chief Justice Post ,
The right of subrogation must in every
; aso rest upon some recognized subject of
? qultablo cognizance. Bolin Sash & Door
Co. against Case. 42 Neb. , 2S1.
2. Evidence examined and held to sustain
the decree appealed from.
Kllment against Corcoran. Error from
Saunders county. Alllrmed. Opinion by
2hlof Justice Post.
An action by a widow for damage suf-
'ered In consequence of the furnishing to
icr deceased husband of Intoxicating liquor
? annot be defeated by proof that such
Iquors were furnished b\- the defendant , a
ieensed saloon keeper , with thu knowledge
ind consent of the plaintiff. Gran against
rluston , 4.Nob. . , S13.
2. Where several instructions are grouped
n a single assignment of the motion for a
lew trial they will bo examined so far only
is Is necessary to determine whether all
vero rightly given or refused ,
3. In an action for the sale of liquor by
.he defendant , a licensed saloonkeeper , to
.lie plaintiff's deceased husband , evidence
uncling to prove that deceased was In con-
ipquence of thu wrong alleged reduced from
i prosperous business man to n condition
) orderlng upon Imbecility and financial In-
: olv < > ncy held properly admitted.
Ives against Omaha. Error from Douglas
lounty. Reversed , Opinion by Chief Jus-
Ice Post.
It Is competent for a city In the absence
if constitutional or statutory restrictions
ipon Us powers to prescribe by ordinance
\K \ means by which It may acquire jurlsdlo-
! onover * a particular subject.
2. An ordinance ) of a city authorizing the
louncll thereof tiy resolution to rc-qulrc the
loiunruetlon of tddnwalka In. front of nnd
nljaccnt to any premises situated upon any
itrect , and which provide for notlco to
iroperty owners by the publication of such
esolutlon , Is not directory nuitly , but
aandntory. and a strict compllanco there-
vltli Is essential In order In confer upon
he city authority to charge private prop-
: rly with the cost of such Improvements.
3. A court of equity will restrain the sale
if land In fatlsf.ictlon of n void special
issessment. Touzalln against city of
) maha , 25 Neb , , f > 17 ; Improvement Company
igalnst Vllhigu of Hellcvue. 39 Neb. , S7C ;
VllKon against City of Auburn , 27 Neb. ,
a : , , distinguished.
Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy Railroad
'ompany against Spirit. Error from Sallno
utility. Ite-verscd and remanded. Opinion
> y Judgd Harrison.
A motion to strike matter of a pleading
hould refer specifically to thn alleged ob-
pcllonablo statement. If the motion In-
ludes matter whlrh la pertinent , with that
i-hlc'li U objected to as Impertinent , and
hey might have been separated , thu mo-
ion iniiht l > o overruled.
2. Where nn objection to a petition , that
I does not Htato a causn of action , Is not
uteipoHPd until after the commencement
f the- trial of the case , the pleading will
r liberally construed and 11 pOH bllc HLIS-
ulncd.
3. The petitions In the cases at bar , hold ,
o slate causes of action.
4. Findings of a jury made on conslilera-
lon of conflicting evidence will not bo
Uturbed If there U sutllclcnt evidence in
lulr support.
5. Tartlcs rightfully on a railroad train
y virtue of a contract for their cairlago
3 an agreed destination , and who are
ronsfully ejected beforu the Journey Is
ompicled , may sue for a breach of thu
ontract , or In an notion exdelleto for tort
r negligence of the carrier.
C. If for a breach of thp contract the
leasuro of the damages will lie such as
lay fairly bu considered as arising imtur-
lly or In the usual course of thine * from I
le breach of mu.-h as muy reasonably bu j
upposed to havu been In contemplation of ,
ID parties to thu contract when It was <
lade as the- probable results of Its breach.
ndley usalnst Dnxrndule , 0 Kxch. , 311.
7 , If for tort or negligence , the meaauro
r damage will be compensation for a'll
( juries which arc directly caused or How
oin the wrongful act or u"ts.
8. Held , Tliut the evidence in these cases
' 0 T7
j sustains flndlnfsthnj. : the defendants In
error were an ims ugtrs In a car nnd on n
train which did antiifitop nt the station ,
their purposed destination to which Ihe
tickets they had .purchased entitled them
to be carried ! IhTiV ITiey wcro not so sit
uated by reason > of their own negligence ,
hut the negligence ot the company or Its
employes. --v
9. Where passengers on n railroad train
which does not - to ] nt the stntloln to
which their tickets entitled them to bo car
ried , and their Itflnft so situated la not
the result of their own negligence , but thnt
of the company cf ttiemployes , wcro ej c id
from the train by the conductor and other
employes of the company. In obedience tea
a rule of the company for the guidance of
the conductor In'1 such rases , at a statlin
other thnn the one to Which they were to
tie carried , thu company Is liable In nn
action ex dcllcto for all damages which
result or flow directly from the negligence.
10. Whether the negllponee la the proxi
mate cause of Injuries is ordinarily n ques
tion of fact for the Jury , but If Us finding
In that rcsard Is manifestly wrong It will
bo set nsldc.
11. Some of the Injuries nllcped In this
case. Incidents of a lrl | > across the prairie.
Held , not to dlreclly result or How from
the negligence or wrongful nets of the
plaintiff In error , nnd hence , not to be
within the measure of damages applicable
litre.
Phenlx Insurance "Company against Wal
ters. Error from . Webster county. Af
firmed. Opinion by Judge Harrison.
"Ostensible authority to net as nBcnt may
bo conferred If the parly to bo charged as
principal , nlllrmatlvcly or Intentionally , or
by lack of ordinary' care , onuses or allows
third persons to trust nnd act upon such
apparent agency. " Thompson nfialnst Shelton -
ton , OS N. W. Reji.iJCW , approved nnd fol
lowed.
2. "Thnt Ihe party to whom money duo
another Is paid Is not In possession of the
Instruments by which the Indebtedness Is
evidenced is not conclusive ot the question
of the authority , or ; lack of It , In the party
receiving the money , to collect It but Is a
circumstance or fact to tie considered In
the determination of mirh question. "
Thompson ngalnst Shelton. . CO N. W. Rep. ,
10.V ) , approved nnd followed.
.1. That Immaterial , Illegal or Irrelevant
evidence was admitted at the trial of a
cause by a court without the Intervention
of a Jury furnlsheirno suillclcnt reason for
the reversal of the Judgment.
4. The evidence examined nnd held to
sustnln 'tho IlndlnBS of the trial court.
Johns-ton ngalnst Spencer. Error from
Lancaster county. Reversed and remanded.
Oiilnlon by Judge Harrison.
In a charge of fraud nnd mlsrepresentn-
tlon the facts showing sucli fraud nnd mis
representation must be pleaded , bat this
does not require thai the probative or evi
dential facts shall be stated ; it Is suillclcnt
If ultimate facts are alleged which show
thn falsity of the representations.
2. Where nn objection that a ] > ctltlon does
not state a cause of action 13 Interposed for
the first tlmo during the trial of n cause
or after verdict , the-pleading must lie lib
erally construed -and If possible sustained.
3. "When a wltnesss'Is cross-examined on
a matter collateral to the Issue he cannot ,
as to his answer , be subsequently contra
dicted by the pnrty'nuttlng the question. "
I. "The test -whether a fact Inquired
of In cross-examlnntlon Is collateral Is ,
would the cross-examining party be en
titled to prove it as , < i p l't of bis casc-tend-
Ing to. establish hit ) plea ? " George against
state. 1C Neb. , : I1S ; 'approved and followed.
Klrcham iigalnst Kratky. Error from
Saiinders county. Reversed and remanded.
Opinion by Judge Harrison.
An nsslgnment of error In a motion for
a new trial that "The court erred In giving
paragraphs three , five , seven , eight , nin .
ten , eleven , twelve-and thirteen of thp in
structions , niul In giving each of them.'slvcn
bv the court on Its own motion , " Is sulil-
clcntly specific ; it refers to each paragraph
separately and not ill' group. C. Aultman
K Co. agnlnst Startl ) ) , OS N. W. , 310.
2. A similar wordedmsslgnmetit in the mo
tion for a new tfrlaHln regard to a refusal
to give several'- ' enumerated Instructions
proffered by tlVo' ; ' . complaining party Is
within the same i > ulo\nnd \ in sufficiently spe-
cllic. t >
3. It Is the Benera In rule that fraud will
not ordinarily Ms pfesumcd ; but must be
established by tq'plirty who has alleged
It. The rue does Jiot np'ly In a contest
between a wife 'iinlljerotlitors of her hus
band , In rspeet- trail-dictions involving
Ihe transfer of fjropprty from the husband
to the wife. Jii-stica1 a contest there is a
presumption ngaicstj.hervhloli she must
overcome by affirmative proof. She. must
show by the preponderance of the evidence
Ihe bona fide cmmieler of the transaction.
Carson ngalnst , S yejis , OS N % W. Rep. , S45 ,
1. Act'lons of taV'lrJ'nl coiirt In giving cer
tain instructions nml refusing-.others , cx-
nmined'nnd , held erroneous.v
Marfqr ) .ngainpt'Cntlln. Appenl from Otoe
county , , . RoversQfl ' nml decr cVfOriinlbh Uy
Jndgo Harrlsoiii . - i *
Counties nndcounty boards .can exercise
only such powers ns are expressly conferred
upon them by stntule , nnd such grnnl of
power/ ! ' must be Htrlctly construed. State
ngalnst Lincoln cbunty , IS Neb. , 2S3.
'i. In the year WG the statute governing
cities of the second'class having a specified
number of Inhabitants provided thnt : "Each
city governed by this net shall be' divided
Into not less than four nor more thnn six
wards , " * * Section vlll , article 2 , chap
ter xlv. Complied Statutes 1SS5. And fur
ther provided : "Precinct lines in that part
of any county not um\er \ township organiza
tion embraced within the corporate limits
of a city of the second class shall correspond
spend with the ward lines In such city nnd
such precincts shall correspond In numbe
with the wards of .the cily nnd be coextensive
tensive with the same. Section Ix. nrtlcli
2 , chapter xiv , Complied Statutes , ISfj. Nc
braska City was a city of the class referrei
to by .these sections nnd had. been divide *
into four wards' . On October , ISM , t'i ' <
county commissioners of Otoe county
wherein said city was situate , the count }
not being under township organization , at
tempted to establish a precinct designate *
ns Nebraska City precinct , and Includei
therein the whole territory of Nebraska
City end a number of sections of land
Held , that the commissioners had no power
or jurisdiction to make such a precinct , am
their order In that regard was void and o
no effect.
3. On October C , 1SS6. the county commis
sioners Issued a call for an election In the
so-called Nebraska City precinct , at which
was to be submitted to the vote of the
elector * thereof a proposition to Issue bonds
of the precinct In the sum of $10,000 to nld in
was Issued under the provisions of section
the construction of a railroad. This cal
xlv , chapter xlv. Complied Statutes ,
by which precincts were authorized
to Issue bonds' for such purposes
If the proposition so to do be ap
proved by n specified majority of
thn voted of the electors nt an election
called and held in pursuant to and In ac
cordance with the provisions of the section.
The proposition received the requisite ma
jority and the commissioners Issued or
: nused the bonds to be Issued. Held , That
there was no precinct In existence which
could , by Its vote , authorize the Issunnco
[ if bonds In its mime. The bonds were
void , nnd nn Injunction , In an action by
NIB or more ot the taxpayers to be affected ,
for themselves and others , Is a proper
remedy and will IHBUO to restrain the levy
it taxes with which to pay principal or
nterest of the bonds.
4 , No questions were presented , considered
ir adjudicated herein in regnrd to the
rights or Interests of purchnsers of the
Donds.
AVIiPiiUiiiul ) JInvo II. Mill.
WHRATLAND , Wyo. , April 25. ( Special , )
J. B. Boycr of Plalnvlllo , Kan. , who will
rrcct and operate a flouring mill at Wheat-
ami , will purchase machinery at Denver
ind will then proceed to Wheatland and at
) nce commence york , . upon tlio mill. The
icreago of wheat fQV/n this year at Whoit-
and Is very largV and with a fairly good
: rnp It Is cxpcctcd < 2thc flour mill will have
; raln enough to tVirlil'out ' 100 barrels of flour
i day for the n6xt > 'year ,
TI'O ' Wyamlnj7''lev'clopnicnt ( | ' company of
IVhcatland has ordered n largo quantity of
mported sugar M/e t seed for distribution
imong ttie farroerrfaif the colony for this
car's planting.'Experiments ' with sugar
icctsj on the Kovurnaient experimental farm
lave shown tliat llic''product ' can bo raised
vtth great SUCOTW it Wheatland.
IinllniiH ( MinciNe 11 Civilian ,
CHEYENNE , "WyoT , April 25 , ( Special , )
-The Indian Gjilijo , ! a paper edited and
irlntcd by Indians , gn. the Shwliono rcserva-
lon , opposes tl\e ( appointment of a civilian
o the position jflfj agent. Under Captain
Vlleon , the army , aflleer who Is now the
gent , the- Indian ; 'have prospered , They
iave undo big Htjldeii toward self-support
ml education and the Guldo fays no greater
Isastcr could lip/all the Indians than to
har.ge their pilot. The applicant for the
losltlon of agent U Captain Nlckereon of
-under , who was a member of President
IcKlnley'fl regiment In the civil war.
London Miincy MurUt't ,
LONDON , April 2.V The money mnrkat
. -as somewhat easier , largely because of
he ci > cctnttons In certain quarters of gold
nports from the United States. Thu Block
xchnngd Is Icfs disturbed by thu Gret-o-
'tirklHh war than was for a tlmo expected ,
'he news 'of Turkish success tins led to
substantial recovery. The c-hungcs for
ho week , except that thu Greeks hnvu
illcn nearly 3 per rent , are only fractional ,
lilln Hound Investment stocks are much
i request. Mining securities are quiet ,
nd show a better feellny. Americans on
le whole have dwindled out of sympathy
Ith the New York market. The entire
at uliows u decline varying from DO cents
9 12 , with vtry small buslnen * .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK HARRE1
Washouts and the Like Hold Down th <
Saturday Run.
BUYERS NEGLECT SCANTY OFFERINGS
lliunlfiil of Knt CiUllv mi Salt
lit Stoutly PI-IVUM lion * Hcuct
anil Clone the
Wcolt ririii.
SOUTH OMAHA , April 24-Hcculpts foi
the days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses ,
April 21 1,081 4,154 21G
Apt 11a 2,1114 0,2.10 2,2i'J It
April 22 2,129 5,081 S.C1) ) !
April 21 Ms.1 B. W l.iiiU W
April 20 2.MI3 7.3U3 1WJ I !
Aptll 1'J Mb ! ) 2i ! > : i S.Ull !
April 17 1.C12 3,111U78 i
April 1C , l.f.92 4 JM 4,126 !
April 15 W75 6,331 2.5UJ V
April 14 3,220 4,373 3,4 3 :
April 13 2,263 3.UUO 2,5l2 1
April 12 2,103 1,203 I.MS
April 10 1,306 2,721 2.SU2
Receipts for the week with comparisons
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep ,
AVeek ending April 24..11,074 SSC9I 13 6f !
Week ending April 17..12sr,9 EI.507 J'J.W :
Week ending April 10.,11 798 17,2iO lt , < S :
Week ending April 3..11.GW 21,611 I'.ott
The olitclal number of cars of slock
brought In today , by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. , M. & St. P. Ry 1 1
O. & St. L. Ry 1
.Missouri 1'aclllc Ry . .
Union Pacific system 12 IS . .
C. & N. W. Ry l 1
F. , E. & M. V. R. R ID 26 1
C. , St. P. . M. & O. Ry. . . . 9 ti . .
C. , H. & ( J. Ry 1 1
K. C. & St. J 1
C. , R. i , & P. Ry. . vest. : . . . . l
Total receipts 47 61 2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Huyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Oinnrm Packing Co M-l . . . .
The G. II. Hammond Co. 275 701
Swift and Company 239 1.10S
1 bo Cudahy Packing Co. 216 1.0G.X 210
R. Decker and Degan. . , . 3
Lobman & Rothschilds. . 121
W. 1. Stephens 11
Hill & Lewis Co 22
Henton & Underwood. . . . Ill
Krebbs & Co 01
Cudahy P. Co. . country. . 118
J. F. Roll Mill Co 1,259
Swift , K. C 237
Hammond , 1C. C 391
Other buyers 46
Totals 1 220 4,142 1,712
CATTLE It wns a Saturday and a wet ,
rainy Saturday at that. Under ordinary
circumstances the rain has little Influence
upon the market nsldu fioin making the
cattle look unattractive , but today it was
different. There were washouts , and the H.
& M. and Rock Is'.nnd stock trains were held
back , so that the rain cut u considerable
figure in thu matter of receipts. At tliu
opening of the market only forty-live loads ,
all told , were reported In , but of these eight
loads were stock cattle on their way to
Iowa feed lots.
Hardly suillclcnt fat cattle were offered
to make any test of the market , and tile
trade was rather slow , buyers seeming to
feel that there was not enough to make It
worth their while to bother with them.
Still they bought them at about steady
prices.
The few cows and heifers sold a'so at
steady prices , and everything changed hands
readily , as Uie demand for that kind of
cattle seems always in excess of the supply.
Stoc'-rrs and feeders sold at the same
old prices.
UoJB TUB week closed with n pretty iVocnt
run of hogs for this market. th re being a.
slight gain ns conipaieil with u week nuo.
The market was just iibout steady , and
though rather slow the demand wns sulllclently
large to effect a reasonably early clenrnnrc T. > >
hogs rold the mine ns yesterday nt J3.iOfJ3.S5
principally. There were , however. Tower bales
nt J3.SO. so thnt the average of nil the Bales wns
a llttlo hlKher than yesterday.
The hog market the pun week wno rather bnr-
ren of Inteiesllng features , the sltnnllon fiom
day lo day remaining- about thn tame. The du-
mnntl WHS Rood nml the market fairly nctlve ,
and that could tie said of every day of the
week. As to values Ihe only vhnnKC of Im
portance was on Tuesday , when the market broke
dlfflOe , nnd from that time until the close of
the week It was nearly Heady , the average of
nil the sales showing n variation of only liftSc
per day. After Tuesday nil the hogs sold at
f3.SOT3.W > . and the most of them at the thren
price * , $3.fO , } 3.b2'i nnd J3.S5. The nnrrow
range of prices has been a characteristic of the
Undo this month , nnd in addition the lluctuntlons
from day to day nnd week to week have been
very light. The low days of Uie month were
the Sth and 15th , when the average price was
13.K ) nnd the high point wns reached on the
llth nnd 12ti : , when the average wns tS.SiVi.
S1IKI3I' Only one load of sheep was received
today , and It sold ut steady prices , . . _
CHICAGO I , I VIS STOCK MAIIICI2T
Cattlea Full Dime Lower for the
WoHf HiiKH IIIH ! MKM-P .Stonily.
CHICAGO , April 21. In cattle the week closed
ivltli average prices for beef cattle at ICc lo 15c
owcr than a week ago. The Increased lecelpts
iavc caused aweaker * market for Unlit welshts
ind Inferior beeves. Choice cattle ha\c shown
10 change. Today's arrivals were too small to
: onstltule a market. The few offerings were
'eadlly disposed of at yesterday's prices.
There was n fnlr general demand for hogs a
'rom J3.C5 to J4.1f > . light welshts declining the
east nnd heavy hogs the most. Heavy fold ai
'rom H.ro to H.07',4 , nnd llg.it weights brought
rom J3.90 to (4.15 , the bulk of the hogs crossing
he rcales at from M to tl.O. .
The sheep market eloped steady nt from { 3 tt
3.50 for Inferior up to from $1.75 to J5 for gooi !
o ciiolce wethers. I.-imbs were salable nt from
3M to J5.C5 , being- about 35c higher thnn a
vcck ago , while sheep havu declined from 15c to
5o in the same period.
Itccelpts : Cnltle , 000 hend ; hogs , 1,500 head ;
hccp , 2,000 head ,
KIIIIHIIH City I.lviStouU. .
KANSAS CITY. April 24. CATTUS Receipts ,
00 head. Market unchanged : only retail trade ;
exas steers , } 3.wi.65j Texas cows , .r.OffS.Wi
iatlv-0 steers , J3.MHic5.00 ; native cows and helfere ,
2.IdfU.lO ; stackers and feeders , t3.Mffl.70 ; bulls ,
2.35S4.75.
HOGS Receipts , 7.COO hend. Market weak to
c lower ; bulk of * ales , W.70S3.kO ; heavy , J3.70JJ ;
; .SH4i packers. } 3.COJ3.Mlj mixed , J3.70ff3.S3 ;
Ights , J3.CO 3.77 > , i ; Yorkers , J3.75Q3.7714 ; plus.
Z.SSff3.70.
HIIHBI' Receipts , 2,000 head. Market steady ;
nubs J3.DOii5.00 ; muttons , J3.00Q4.40.
St. I,4MllM MVO StOCU.
ST. LOUIS , April 24 , CATTLH-Recelpts , 2.COO
ead. Market steady ; fancy export steers , J5.CO
fi.35Vt ! fair to choice native shipping steers , $4.23
lS.00 ; steers under 1,000 pounds. J3.70M.CO ;
" 'kers nnd feeders , J3.35f/4.40 ; cows and
clfera , J1.GOQ4.CO ; Texas and Indian steers ,
5.00ii4 35 ; cows and heifers , J2.00W3.M1 ,
Iioas Receipts , 2,000 head. Market barely
tcnily ; llglil , J3.E503.'JJ ; mixed , $3.70 3.ti3 ; heavy ,
S.CO4.00. .
HIIICKI' Receipts , 4,000 head , Market Meady ;
lithe muttons , JI.WWI.7S ; Inmhs , J4.Mf5.S ;
'CXUB sheep , J4.IW4.fX ) ; spring lambs , J6.00US.OO.
NI-TV Vorlc Live Silicic.
NI-\V YORK , April 24-ltKl-ViS-Receipt : * . 479
ead ; no trading. Ciibles nuote American steers
t 10',4/12ic ' ! ; ; fheep. lOHfilZlic ; exports. 1,050
eevps. 2S5 sheep and 4,330 iiuurterv of beef.
HIIUBI' AN1) LAMIIS-Receltits. 2.820 head ;
rm : uiiphorn sheep. > 4.W ; cllpiwd , J40)3i4.73.
HOGS Receipts , 3,334 head ; steady ul J4.25&
,10. ,
Stock In
Record of receipts of live Mock nt the four
rlncipal markets fur April 21 ;
Cattle. Hoys. Sheep.
maha 1OM 4,164 210
hleago WO l.HO 2.(0) (
aimaH City 100 7M 2(0) (
I Iy > uls. . . . 2,01.0 2,000 4,000
Totals . 3,881 15.1S1 8,210
IlrltlNliVit > kI > - Criiln ltfvlt-\v.
LONDON , April Z3. The weather con-
nucs imsciisonahlo and the cold retanlH
[ gelation , with the result that the > vhent
rep In making slow progress. Warmth la
eodfd.
Wheat In the market advanced 2s Cd on
10 war news and on thp iiilvanrn In other
larkfts , There was HOIIIO excltetnent and
ri-gularlty , but the business became steady
nd gained fully Cd on Improved Inquiry ,
specially for white wheat. Hut buyers
ere not eager. California wheat , January
pllvcry , was quoted at 32s. Northern spring
'heat ' , parcels , May and June delivery ,
as einoteil at 20 * ( Id. Flour was up 'is
nd In moderate demand.
Muizc was firmer. Mixed American rnaizc
mud buyers at 13s 2d ,
Harley was llrm ,
Oats was firmer. American clipped oats ,
ilxed , April and May delivery , weru quitted
t 12s 3d.
MANCHKST10H , April 23.-Tho Raster
allday season has materially curtailed de-
land In this market during the last fort-
Ight , but slnco Wednesday there has been
fair trade , purtlvulariy In cloths. In
inu > Instances thera4c huvo contililerably
Iffened. The demand from India In oomi' .
nut better , .MoHt of the llne.s of goods
vld ! for In the Levant huvo been of
> urse Interrupted by thu wur , whllu the
ruzlltan tradu liuu been affected by thu
rianclal situation tlitre. Other Bouth
Aincrlmn mnrkctM 5how n fair demnnd tt > :
tnlJTi'llaneiiim fabric * . Yarns rc hlqhrr
but the cotton business In carried on iron
hand to mouth , virtually , although UK
output frem to bo alicorbrd. Ynrn ? an
especially active and the prices arc rcmu
iu-rnttvc. There Is ft fair general
with values Improving.
CIIIOAOO ( JKAI.V AMI I'HOVISIOXS
mill NIIK' | I'rlcc * Sit < -
urduj'n Trail I n K.
CHICAGO. April 21. Wheat was vtiy
strong today , Die .May option adding 1'ic tc
to the IHo advance which mnrkrd ycstci'1
day's cession. July was even stronger ,
closing at n 2Hc gain. Undoubtedly the
war news had UN orTcct , but to the excited
ndvnnco nt San Kranclsco ami bad crop re
ports from that m-ck-o'-the-woods wan due
most of the ndvunse. Altogether short ?
hud a bad day of It. Other grain and pro
vision markets also exhibited stie'igtb , corn
advancing Uc , oats ? ic , and provisions 2 > , jc
nnd 5c.
Mnv whi-nt , wlileh closed yrstcrdny nt
74Vl ( < > c , started In today at from 75\o tc
7f > t < iC , the lower of llieno quotations beliiB
the lowest of the day. July commenced n !
7V.iif7oV-i' ( . nil advance of HI'list : , ami
touched ? . " > c on an early reaction. .May rose
In the course of the forenoon lo 77c ami
.luly to iRttu. It was an exciting day In
the pit. Kverythlng seemed lo fuvor nn ad
vance and the nlr wns made to iiulyer xvlth
the amount of bull news that was set In
motion soon after the opening. Acceptance
of spot wheat offered to the United King
dom by cnble yesterday afternoon on basis
of "fl'/ic. Chicago. , M.W bu. Xo. 2 spring
reported marked for export In Iho llrst
lUtecn minutes of this morning's hepslon ;
10.000 bu. more added Inside or Ihe next
half hour nnd May wheat selling nt SI In
St. Louis were features which made thltiRW
fairly bubble. Itnt. perhaps , thu most exciting -
citing news came from California. It wan
to the elfect Hint hot winds were swooping
over the wheat sections of that state and ,
with continued drouth , were greatly In
juring the growlnu crop , which would b
piactlcally ruined by n few ilaya1 continu
ance of such conditions. An excited ad
vance of Re tier cental In the price on the
San Kranclseo curb was regarded ns con
tinuing the reported ciltlcal situ Ulon of the
crop. The war news was nine a oonniderni'le
factor and probably accounted for the I'.iil
advance at Liverpool , which st.irlfd iho
local morket on Iho rampage. Shorts \viro
unmistakably alarmed and tne extent to
which they covered was shown In Ihe i'/K'
advance which took place during the morn
ing. Some reaction was inevitable , but Ihe
closing was very strong , with covering
going on actively to the last minute.
Corn was firm nil day , sustained prin
cipally by wheat. The war developments
and the fear of going "short" over Sunday
were also Influences and considerable coverIng -
Ing was done. Exports were liberal agnln ,
7'j7,00fl bu. May opened a shade higher at
24i < fi2l5iic and advanced slowly to S.V.i' ' .
closing strong at that pilce.
Oats were very strong. The wet weather
west alarmed shorts , as did the war news ,
and their covering made an unusually
active market. There was a sharp cash de
mand , with sales of .r > 00,000 bu. May opened
He higher at 17c , sold a shade under that ,
then advanced to ISVic , closing1 at IS'st- .
Provisions started out rather wealc. In
sympathy with a similar feeling In the live
stock market. A slight decline followed
the opening , but prices soon strengthened
with the sharp advance In wheat. Th's '
market also felt the war news. ISngllsh
houses sold liberally on the advance and
some reaction followed. At the close May
pork was 2'ie higher at JS.Dr , ; May lani ,
2'ic higher at $4.17'ie , nnd May ribs Bo
hlel.or nt $4.7r. < ff4.77'i.
Estimated receipts for Monday : Wheat ,
n cars ; corn , 100 cars ; oats , 125 ears ; hogs.
27.000 hend.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
No. J.
Cash quotations were ns follows :
KI/M'U Strong ; winter patents , S4.30@-l.50 : bik
rn , J2.90iff3.25 ; strnlglits , H.lOfM.Sa ; spring rpe
als J4.M ; tprlns patents , J3.Mjf4.20.
WHEAT No. 2 i-prlnp , 7Cf(7Sc ( ; No. 2 ml
CjfcftSCc.
COHN No. 2 , K\G2J'ic. \ !
OATS-NO. 2. isucj NO. 3 white , f. o. K. 20 ®
2'.c.
KYK No. 2. 3Cfl37c.
1IAHU5Y No. 2. Nominal ; No. 3 , 27c.
FL.AXHKKI ) 7litt fic. !
TIMOTHY SiKI > I'rlmc. J2.S2VJ.
1'UOVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. , fS S55J8.CO
.arcl , per 1W Ibs. , $ I.17V = . Short rllH lil
; IooFO ) , t4.70@4.M ! ) . Dry sailed shoulders ( boxed )
l5.25Q5.tO. Short clear tides ( boxed ) , } 4.S7y.fir (
- , . ( 0.
WHISKY Distillers' llnlshed Roods , per gal.
(1.19. (
SUGARS-Cut loaf , | 5.15 ; crnnulated , J4.7G.
INCH 10 ASH IX UKl'OSITS
Vcw Yorlc IlitiiliH Mnl.'o Hrnvy fJalim
from I lie Inti-rlor.
NEW YOUIC , Aiiril 25. The Financier
inys : The New Yorlc hanks niudu heavy
mlns from the Interior Ir.iU week. Depos-
ts show the larKPHt Increase reported for
k-ccks paijt. The total deposits In fact huvo
teen exceeded only twice durlnx the pres-
nl year. A favorable feature of the Ktate-
ncnt Is nn expansion of * sr.9ooo in loanc ,
vhlch comes after n period of five weeks'
lerrease In this lU'iu. The loan ncrount
< still tl.fiOO.OUO under the high mark at-
alned March 20 , but In view of the season
ml this changed clrcumstanec-H of the
noney market a further expansion would
ot. ho PuiprlsliiB at this time. The opera-
Ions of the week have Inereased the re-
crves of the bunks $2,251,000 , tin- total
tnndliiK at XO.ZZ'.W ) , which Is Hie
mount of Idle money reported by the New
'ork ; banks for over a year past. It will
enuiro a considerable revival In trade to
educe tills heavy CXCVHH to normal
res , but the Import movement Is reachliiK
volume thnt may have an Influence on the
inrkct within a short time. The total Im-
iortH of Kooda as reported by the New
'ork , customs house for the week ended
iatnrday waa $14K ,2X ( ; , a Kaln of $5fWU'jo
ver tlie correspondlnK week hint year. Of
hit total Imports over threu-fourths wan
i dry Kood , suKar , wool and other Koods
ushed Into I lie United States In antlclpn-
lon of the passlnt ; of the new tariff bill ,
'ho export movement for the week showed
slight culn , but 11011111) ) ) ; to comparu with
Tiportu and as this ratio has bicii rnaln-
ulncd for pcvcrnl weeks , the chances of
old exports are IncrcatdiiK In proportion
D the adverse trade balances thus created ,
loston also reports excessively heavy lin-
orts of wool , and If the Imports continue
liu money market may find relief In tliu
tilprnent of sperle abroad.
; nw voinc < ri.v
tiioliilloiiH of ( Inliny oil fieiii-riil
C'oiiiiiuiilltlrx ,
NKW YORK , Apill 24-FI.Ot'R-RecelpU , 19-
il Dili. ; experts , 4,402 Mils , ; itrong nnd higher
Ith the advance In wlunt Mlnr.eiota patents ,
I.WM.C9 ; Mlnnerota bakers. J3G5 jui5 : | wlntri
ntcntfi , J4.C5J4.75 ; extrns , J3.25f73.C5 ; extra low
rndes , J2.75n2.95. Rye Hour , llrm ; ( iiufrllnc.
iToilNMI-JAL-Hteady ; ytllow wmU-rn , Cle.
RYi : Firm ; No. S wtMern , 0r.
HAHI.KYFirmer at 2Sic ! ; malting , J3.J.O&
00.
IIARII-Y MAI.T Quiet wettern. 45Hvc.
WIIKAT Receipts. MS liu ; exports. SK3 | Im. .
> ot , stronger ; N' 3 Imnl , ulnter , < 2c. ngieneil
irong on lilghcr Liverp'Td enblcnahcrt under
iilUatlun , liut later develop d ulreiiKin unil ex
llemrnt enUTKV \ exprrt cmler ami ven atlonul
L-wt from abroad before Monday's oreniiiR ; No ,
red , Anrll , closcil ut 8tic ; May , t2'atjM.c ,
( ) ( ' Ri-Velpts , inc , < iii ( bu. ; exports , W.'Jld
I. ; i-ppt. IHiiur ; No. 2 , ZDd'lO'.jc ' : op.ned llrm
id advanced luu-r with wheat ami rain win.
o.liiw > , UiHc net higher April cloicl at SGKv.
ay. 30ftSOUc. ctoma SO'.ic.
OATH Ret-efiitH. IIH.KO liu , ; ex | rii , 10317 bu. ,
renter , but ( lull nil day. cloInK f o net lilghti
sympathy with ruth vain ; May cloied at iJJ'.it ,
HAY Hteady ; uhlni > lne , cr.fjlOc ; good la choice ,
HOI'B Kony ; Hale , eommon lo choice , IMj
up , 2H4iOc ; IkOO crop , Mil Co ; rnclllc co.'iK. HW
IP. 38/Ce ; IkiKJ crop , 7011'(4o ; Ixindon market ,
3 ! ? .
IIIIIK8 Quiet. ClalveMon. I4c ; Ilucnos Ayri ,
l fni'"i ' Texan , He : California , IC lC c ,
I.KATIIIIIC QuIH ; hemlock role , Huenon Ayn ,
; ht to heavy weights , VOirSlc.
l'ltOVlKHNH-llf . steady ; family , I9.75fp
, VS ; extra menu. JO.t'.flS.W : beef IIUIIK , JlS.tUil-
.60 ; packet , Jl.OOiiii.lo. ( 'ut inealu , tteady.
ckltJ liam * . JJ Wi . ! ,0i iilcklrd brlllei. K.OWOi
> 0 ; plrKlfd lioul li-r j4.7 ( /.0e , J.iird , strong r ,
utcrn steam , K. < 2'i ! rtdiieU , firmer. 1'vrk ,
itradri inf-tvlS.toeJ.tO ; ihort cl * r , J5.7HHO.lt !
family. 3.fn0.50.
, dull ; rcflnrd , CS ! PenntyU
vanln criidr , ttrndy ; May. 87H hid ; no
United. Mo I'M. ' ioln. ftrnlnfd , common to
K X"I. Jl.K. Tunicntlnc. c. Cottonfcfd. ptlmB
Kiimtncr yellow , 23'lfw : off mmmtr yellow.
23)ici liuttcr Kradcn , 27(7 2So ; Mime while , H ( ?
"lilC'IVSIcndy ! fnlr to cMrn , 4i40 Hcj Jnpnn ,
4Mn. .
MOI.AKSKS-Pli-ady ; Nfw Orlfnnn , opfn k t-
tic. cufcd to rliolce , 23Sf30o.
MUrAUl'l Hon , > low ; southern , I10.MO
ll.W ; nurlhcrn , $10.r.0 < m.0 , frppcr , eaoy ; brok-
H8. 111.25. Lend , \ > eak ; lirckern.
OMAHA < ; IMH.M : , JI.VHICKTS.
Condition of Trnilinnd Cliiiitaltonx oil XM :
-Stniilc nnd I'niic.v I'riiilncc.
EOtlfl Hulk of Fnlm , Sc.
IU1TTKU-- Common to fnlr , TfTSo ! choice to
fancy roll , IHtllc ; separator eirnmrry , ICci gath- v .
tied creiuiiery , Ho.
11AMK Kverj-thlnif out nf rn on ,
Vi\l.-Cliolc : < < fnt , SO to KO Itix. , are quoted ot
ItlKHe ; larup nnd roarfc , 4tlo.
MVK I'OtM.TllY Hens. 7'.i ! ' ' 0i cocl < , 305c.
I'ltUIONS t.lvc , 7ufi ( > 0c ; dead ( iigrons not
wanted.
lIAY-Uplnml , H.M ; midland , 3.Mj lowland.
JtDO : rjp ftmw , $1.M ; color ntiiken the price on
jinyj IlKht tmics nil the Ivst ; only top grndcs
bilnK trp prlcen.
ItltOOMCOIlN lixtrpmcty flow fnlc ! new crop.
nollVMoi ! on track In country ; choice Rrce-n * ftf-
\vinkliiK ciutu't , per IK. SriS'ic ; pholco Brciii.
niniilnij to hurl. Slfji c ; cummon , > l4c.
VKOIITAlll.l. ! ? .
QIIKIIN I'KAft-lVr M-ll > . box , KM.
I'ti : l'l.ANT-1'cr lb. . S'.lc. I
I'UCfMllintS-l'ir do . , 11.5'J.
CAfl.ll-'IXJWiil--l'er cmte. jS.r.OfH.
ASI'AHAtllJS-lVr dor. . tl.oi'Ul.ZS. '
Hl'INAl'll l' r bu. box , I.OO ; | > cr backet , SO 9
we.
Ol.I ) VtoHTAUMs-IU-cln , cnrrots , parsnip * ,
per bbl. , Sl.tO.
. . . dor. . . 3 < * c.
Li-nTtvn-i'er doz. . soc.
WAX IlKAXS-Vcr 'i-bil. box , Jl.M.
STRINU lIHANS-l'er ivbu. box , J1.13.
O.MONS I'er doz. . lUflil'c. '
I'ARSLKV-Pcr doz. . 2.V.
I'.KRMl'DA ON10XS--I'er crnte , J3.50 ; new
southern , ,0-lb. sacks , J3
KWHKT rOTATOHS-l'nncy Illlnolr. per bbl. ,
Jl. . < 0 ; seed , 11.15.
ONIONS -Hoo.1 stock , per bu. . Jl.tJffl.M.
LIMA lIlIANS-lYr Hi. . 5c.
ll-.VNtJ-Hiind-plcked ! : navy , per bu. , Jl.OOPUft.
C'AIIIIAOK C'allfuinln , 2l4e per lb.
Util-itr--ter : doz. . large. < * nllfornla No. 1.
SOi'i Nn. 2 , 4 ! .
POTATOKS-New California * . er IK ;
new niulliPin , per bbl , f.l.r.i ; old native stock ,
per bu. , 2"fl30c : eaily Ohio M-cd iiolntocs , lle'l
river valley. 4S4f30a ; Mlnneaotii early Ohio , 40c.
I-'HITITS.
KTHAWnnuitllSS-TcxBH. per 21-nt. cnfC * ,
Jj.OO ; I.nill liinu , 24 plntrt. t2.7 : . < i,100.
MAI..M1A OI'.Al'IW-fir kc . J7.0-J.
Al'I'i.liS Pancy. Inrse. $2.2.1 ; choice , tJ.OO.
TKOIMi'AIj i-'UIHT.
OltANans-Calltoinla navels , I3U3 to 200c , J1.73 ;
lalKe clzes. } 3.2. , J-J.10 ; trcdllllBS. 2.2.C3 : Mcd-
Iteirmiean i-wccts , fniicr , $ .1.iO ; choice.1 , J2.Mlf
2. 1 1.
1.15.MONS Metslnns. fancy , sr..t,0T3.75 ; choice ,
jnOiWi.3 : ; choice ( 'iillriuiii.i , f2.VS ; fancy , J3.CO.
1IANANAS Cholcu , lane etoclc , per bunch.
$2.0002.25 ; modlum-Klzrd hunchcr , U.COOS.09.
MlSOiiIANioiS. : : !
NUTSv-Ahnnnils , Cnllfiiinlti , pvr IK , larzo
Bite , I2c ; llrnzlls. per IK. IPc ; Bnglleh wnlnutn ,
per lb. . fancy , Eoft thcll , 12&Uo ; ntnmlards ,
lUWllc ; Illlicrtit , per lb. , luc ; pccnnn. polliticd ,
liirio. 9&tOc ; Jumbo. lUrtJe : IUI-KO hlckoiy nutH ,
S1.2J per bu. ; rucoaiiutH. 4'so . > re.i.
riOS-lmpDi-ti.il fancy 4 crown , 20-lb. boxes ,
lie ; fi clown , to-lb. boxes , ISrrifc.
IIONKY-Uiiolcc , 13iri5c.
CIDKIl ' "hirincd Juice , per half bbl. , $2.53 ; per
bbl. , H.O"5J4 2. . .
MAI'I.IJ SYI5UP Klvr-oal. cans. , each $2.23 ;
ir.il. can ? , pure , per doz. , } 12 ; hnlf-ual. cans , '
[ 6.25 ; quart cans , J3.CU.
HinuS. TAL1A1W. KTC.
HinK.S No , 1 irecn ; hides , ( ie ; No. 2 Krrcn
lildes. f.e : No. 1 trecn tPlttid hides , 'i < Ac ; No. 2
rn'ia E.i'ted hides. CV5c ; No. 1 veal calf. 5 to 12
Ibs. . 7c ; No. 2cal calf. 12 tu 15 lb ? . 4c ; No. 1
try HIM hldiii , O10c ; No. 2 dry Mint hides.
> Ji ! > c ; Nfl. 1 dry balled hides , KJ'n ! ; part curud
ildcs , 'tc per lb. less than fully cured.
Slliir rni.TS-Hrccn tailed , each. 233COc ;
; icen uilttid , Bhearlnes ( short wooled early
UlnF ) . ench. 13c ; dry rhrarlnen ( short wooled
arly Fklns ) , No. t , eich. 5c ; fiy flint , Kansas
mil Nttirarkn biitchor wool peltn , per lb. , nc-
unl wolKht , 4ffic ; dry Hint , Kantas and Nc-
irntka Murrain wool peltn , per lb. . actual
tclKht. Sljlc ; dry Illnl r.ik.rado butcher wool
> elts. per lb. . actual wclnht , < ffr.c ; dry Hint
'olotado Murrain wool pelts , ] ) CIlb. . , actual
vctxht , " 'ulc ; feet cut off , as It is useless to
> ay liclR.'it un them.
TA1.1XIW AND filtlOASK-Tnllow , No 1 , 25Jo ;
allow. No. 2 , 2c ; ureapc , white A. 3c ; KreaFe ,
vhlte II Jc ; Rreai'p , jellow. 2c ; Krcafe , dalle ,
? 4C ; old butter , 202ifcc ; bee \\ax , prime , iriQ22o ;
-ou h ta'low ' , le.
Wndb-t'invaphed , line heavy. r.Jf7c : line lluht ,
J9r ; iiii.il-terldnod , 10i&12e ; Fecdy. burry ami
lialTy , Mi''c ' ; cotted nnd broken , coarse , 75c ! ;
ottt'd and broken , fine. GltSc. Klcece wabhod
nedlum , LWlbc ; line , 14Q1U : ; tub cashed , ICO
Sc ; black , ( c ; bucliH , Cc ; tag locks , 2i3c | ; dead
Hilled. KiCGe.
HONKS In carlntH. wolslieii and delivered In
IhlciiRo : Dry Unffaln , pc-r ton. S12.C03H.OO ; dry
ounlry , bleached , per ton , flO.OOffl2.00 ; dry coun-
ry , damp and meaty , per ton , JO.OOQS.OO.
FUnSII MHATS.
DIliHSl2D : JIKEK Qooil native steers. 0 to
00His. . , 7c ; cnod fortiiunitfrs Hecrs , 5' , < .c ; Kood
ilndiiuailcru , SV cestern ; tteein , C' c ; fancy
lelferp , C'.ieoiul ; ( lielfers" . Co ; Kood foi equal ters
iclfcrs , Tic ; Kond lilndqiiaiters heifers , c ; eooU
ow3. fc ; fair cows , G'.fcc ; commun cow , Cu ;
rorecuartcn | > . 4V4oi cow hlndciuurtcrs , 7'.ic.
1II3ICt'TS ; ! Tenderloins , 2Uo ; benders htrlid ,
140 ; slrlp loins , 7'.ic ; rolls , ! ic ; Flrloln butts , 'Jo ;
hnulucr clod ? , Clio ; rump butts , tc ; ulcer
hucKs , t\ic \ ; eow chucks , 4c ; ImnelepM chucks.
"ic ; cow plates , Sijc ; tlecr plates , 3ic ; llanlc
teak , Cc ; loins , No. 1 , Ho ; loins , No. 2 , 12c ;
ulns. No. 3. Do ; No. 1 bhorl loins , ICe ; No. 2
hort loins , He ; No , 3 Fliorl lolnn , 12u ; Klrloln
nds , EC ; ribs. No. 1 , 12c ; ribs. No. 2 , lOc ; rll ,
'o. 3 , 7c ; htcer rounds. Cc ; cow rounds , fi'.ic ;
ow rounds , shank off , C ! c ; cow rounds , Mianlc
nd lump off , 7 Vic ; tilmmlngb , 4c ; liL-ef slianks ,
Kc ; brains , per doz. , 3.r.o . ; twcetl.reads . , per lb. ,
Jo ; hwcctbivads ( rnlvee ) , per lb. , < 0c ; kidneys ,
er doz. , ' ! > c ; ox tails , each , le ! ; livers , per lb. ,
; hearts , per lb. , 2c ; IHIIKUCS , per lb. . 12e.
MITTOX UaiiiUn , He ; yearling , TUe ; sheep ,
lit- ; market racks , IOIIK , ! 'e ' ; hotel racks , bhort ,
Ic ; legs nnd eaildlus , ! ) c ; lamb JCKS , JOe ;
rcai-13 and fitcwH , Sc ; tongues , each , DC ; plucky ,
nch , 3c.
I'OHIC Drerecil plKS , CVic ; dressed IIOKS , S'.c
nik-rlolns. Ho ; loins , "c ; t-pare rlhs , DC ; ham
lUfiiKt' , bulls , fi'.ic ; EliniildPiii , rouch , CVSc :
tioiilders , hklnned , C Jc ; trlmmlnea , \ \ ja ; lent
ird , not rendered , CV4c ; hecjls. cUaiud , SHc ;
KU : and tiir3'Ac ; b c bon s , Zfcoj che k mcaU.
40 ; neck bantM , 3c ; p.utuliy , 3ic ! ; piucxs , moll ,
: ; chltterllniis , Cc ; hecks , 4c ; hearts , jicr dox. ,
ic ; slomacliH , each , 3c ; tongues , each , 7c ; Kid.
eys , per doz. , lOe ; bralnii. per dug. , 15c ; plK "
-et , per doz. , 50c ; livers , each , 3o.
SI. LiiiilN f 'iifi-ni
ST. LOI'IS. Aiirll -riA"I'R-Qulet and nom.
ally iircliaiiged ; rutent , J4. OB..OO ; e < lta fan./ ,
.55'if4.7o ; fancy , J3.S5b4. ( . ' & ; cholec , J.i. 5f(3.3j.
WIIKAT Tlio market was stiorg and hlfhi-r
t the cpenlng , nnd there was a ruin to buy at
ie opening bell , ] > ical lecelpts were heavy ,
ho ruling option , .Inly , opviied at 81c , % u
: i from the close yeptenlay. It was at SUio ,
> ld down to SOHc , lluetimled for a wj-.llc be-
veen Sic ami klUc , and then went up with a
inh to t2 ! c , hut sold down to blc , and wan
l tJc on call. After i-ull tln' _ market again
r-caini ! very slrorg on areount of reported dame -
; e to the f'nllfonila crop by hot wlndnt and
ore war IK.-WH. July wax bid up to (2ic , but
ised off a little and clon-.i . at Wi. < ; ; fl" > ie. May
ild nt Jl for t ie llrrt time vlneo IkSI , and cloied
L We bhl , nnd Jl ticked. May was steady to
40 hlKher ; AUBUFt. 2Uc higher than yefterday'H
rials. Kpot slrong ; No. 2 rath , i-levutnr , Jl
il ; truck , 11.02 ; No. 2 hard , cash , Uc bid ; May ,
a ked ; July , ( > 2Kftfc2c ; AUKUHI , 7'Jiic utktd ;
( ptrmber , kOa ,
l\HN Theiu wan but llttlu trading In 111 *
ipculatlvu tendon , the attention of traders te-
ig taken up with wheat , Tno clOLe was frac-
onally higher , Hpot , easier ; No. 2 cash , 22o
d ; May 22c ; July , i'l'.jc ' afked ; Keptembcr ,
7ir bhl.
OATS KIrin nnd higher for futures. Hpot ,
wer ; cash , 1'Jo bid ; Muy , 13o bid ; July , l'Ju
ilVK-IH'M nt 37c.
I1ARI < I-V Noinlliiil.
CORN MKAIJI.4081.45. .
RltAN Dull , but llrm ; sacked , east track ,
ort'.i nominally , Ui > 55c.
TIMOTIlV HKIID-rrlme , J2.Mi4j2.CO.
IIAV < ) uil. | steady nnd unchanged ; prairie ,
. ( Oiif.&O ; timothy , JK.OOM2.I'0 ,
IJI'TTnit-Hteady ; creamery. 13016 c ; dairy ,
ilf.e. . .
HOOK Firm at 8c. i ' . '
WHIHKy-n.19. , i
*
r , llrm lit 13.03 bid.
TIHS-63C. I
.
I'HOVIHIONH I'ork , hlKher nt 18.2588.85. Lard ,
uher ; prime Hlenm , tt.it , ; cliolce , H.10. lliircn
nxed ) fhoulders. t3 2.1 ; rib * . 1C.0 ; tdifirt * , J5.K4.
n- mil meats ( boxed ) Khouldcru and extra iliort
ear. K , lilm , t.r > .12ii.
ltK(1l3IITH--I'loiir. 7.000 bbls. ; wheat , Il , * 0 bil.J
rn 4K ( > on bu. ; oats , < SW > 0 bu , i
BUII'MKNTH-Klour. 6,000 bbls.j wheat , 9,000
l. ; corn , 65,000 bu. ; oata , 29,000 bu.
EVERY WOMAN
Fomi-tlim-a m da a rdlablo
monthly regulating incxllcluo.
DR. PEAL'S
.PENNYROYAL PILLS ,
re prompt. * afo and certain In roiuli. Thogenu-
reB ( Dr. IVul'v ) neverdlsappomt. BentauTwhero ,
.OO-Blierman & McConnnel Ini IX. . . JiU
Dodirt Btritl Oman * . ; ; *
AMES E. BO YD & CO
Telephone 10IM ) , Omaha , Neb.
COMMISSION
IAIN : PilOYISIMS : AND : ST03XJ
ft
Hoard of Trade.
Dlicct wlreg to Chicago und New York.
CorrcipondcnU : John A. Wgrrta A CX