TItE OMAHA DAILY MEEi atoll ESP AY , APBIL ( i--18i)8. II
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Enn for the Day in Hardly Up to the
Local Demands.
CATTLE SELL -STEADY TO STRONGER
10o oil Drinnnil anil Mmllpil Snpply
.Milken Trni1ln llrl kHoR
Actlic nnil n. I.lltlc
IllKlicr.
SOUTH OMAHA , April S.-llecclpU .for
the days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hoes. Sheep. Hor's.
April 5 . 2.R19 5.C52 Cl
tAprll 4 . J,22 > ] 1.133 D.4SS
SVprll 2 . SOO 3,1& > 3,127
April 1 . 1,741 c.112 3.&G
Wareh 31 . 2.SS3 K.H7 11.07) ) 21
ainrch 30. . . . 3.CS1 7,331 10.W1 21
Blarch 2D . 4.S7S 4,653 4.WI
March 'a . J,300 1,839 4,030
Match 2(5 ( . 9JS t,22S 2.7rt 21
J' ' reh 25 . 1.7S7 7,612 3.352 1
March 24 . ? , I03 D.7M 7.COS * *
2.1 . 2.837 33 3.9W 2i
"J , . . . 2.83D 4.2M G.Ola
21 . 1.42D l.TTi 6,716 * ?
March 19. . . . 1.20S 3,355 1,701
The olllclal number of cars of stock
Jjrotlght In today by each road was :
_ . . . Cattlr. Hogs. Sheep. H'KCI.
cr. , at. & st. P. ny. . . .
o. sst. . u KJ- 2 i . .
LMlsHourl 1'aclllc Ky , . . .
II. I > . system 2T 20 9 :
y. & N.v. . ity 4 ,
' . . 13. & SI. V. H. It. . 32 15 2
"C. " , St. P. M , & O. Hy. 10 2
in. & M. n. H. u. . . . 21 19 a :
C. , 11. Sc ( } . Hy 3 1
C. , H. I. & I' . Hy. , n. . 1 3
C. , H. I. &p. Hy. , W. . 1 1 2
Totals 110 CJ 1C !
Tliu disposition of the ( lay's receipts -was
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
lluyers. Cattle. HOR * . Sheep.
Omnlm Pncklnjr Co c1) ) C97 4
O. H. Hammond Co (171 ( l.OSS ut
Swift nnd Company 503 1,652 1,81 !
Ctadahy IMcklntr Co CM S32 St
It. UeoUer nnd Degnn 112
Variant & Co y
I-obmaii & Hothsclillds. . . . 41
W. I. Stephens 2
aientou & UnderwoDd 33
JIiiHtcm & Co 3 . . . . . . .
Krehlw & Co W
I.lvlii'44ton Scrielcr 20
li. K. Husz 52
Hnmmond from K. C 233
Bllft from country 23
Ctid.ihy from K. C 120
rplanklngton , Milwaukee ; 470
Other buyers 2J2 . . . . CC
Ixrft over 100 . . .
Totnlfl 2.GOS 4,091 3.S-I
Tod.ty's receipts of cnttle looked smal
in comparison to the very ItirRo run of i
week UKO vfncn close to 5,000 head arrived
l ut gtlll there vvns u fnlr run for n Tues
ay nt this point , over 100 onrs belnt ; re
ported In . The nrrlvnls of sheep nnd IIOBI
weru nbout t'nc gnmu 114 nveck ngo It
point of numbers. Todays markets wen
upon the whole very satisfactory , value1
having nil upvuird tendency under the In
lluence of nn active buylni ; demand.
CATTI.K Moderate cattle receipts nt nl
selling points , coupled with a Rood buylni
buylntf demand , wnfno feature of thi
day's catto mttrlcet which save streiiRtl
to values. The lomand , both local nnd ship
plriB , wat Rood and the buyers al seemei
to have orders calling for liberal number
of cornfed beevfb. At the same time ever :
one Heonied to feel fnat the moderate re
colnts of the day were nn Indication tha
the run , would not bo overly larue for th
week. Tne result was that the trad
opened quite brink and remained that wa'
untli the close , the most of the cattl
Selling early. Prices ranged all the \va ;
from steady to a little stronger , hand' '
light cattle showing more Improvemcn
than soma others , nnd conrso and rougl
cattle being discriminated against a
usual.
Desirable cowa and heifers , of wYitcl
tbero was no great number , seemed to b
In active demand nnd good sellers at stroni
prices. Other grades held their own an :
thu market as a whole , was In good shape
so much so fnnt the most of tho. offering
sold early at prices that were entirely sat
Isfactory to shippers.
Light , and thin stock cattle were In nctlv
demand nt strong prices , but the .ofTcrln.x
were very limited nnd the supply was see
exhausted. Coarse and rough stackers an
feeders did not s'now much change In th
matter of values. Ilepresentatlvo sales- ;
fr
STAGS.
1..1050 3 1..I770 4 25
' AND KEEDEHS.
89 , . . . 847 4 k5 20. . . . 9vl 4 20 1 , , , , S20 4
S. , . . :0) 4 63 11 , . . . CH 4 < T IB. , . . 071 4 C (
CO , . , . 51 > t 4 05 1 , . . . 450 I ) 13. . . . 7ifl 4 4i
1. . . . 70) 423 8. . . . $75 423 1. . . . JSO 4 i !
4. . . . UO 3 > i 4. . , . SCO 3 S3 6. . . . 7214 K
1. . , . 47 * 4 60 1. . , . f30 4 10 8. . . . 90 | 4 ;
62.,1030 4 3.1 U..1(155 4 70 4. . . . % 0 4i
! . . ( . 91) 4 74 I. . . . 873 4 49 1. . . . SSO 4 ft
1 , . . , 8.10 4 65 1. , . . 970 4 < 3 2. . . . 9V ) 4 f :
1,1 < TO 465 3..1050 xj C5 1. . . . SSO 4 C ;
1. . ll'O 4 J5
HOOS The market on hogs was hlirher apa
thu morning for Ihe fourth i > ucce > il\e ilc
valiifs slbnlne a ealn of fully 5o over t
previous ilny , nr lOc over Saturday. Shlpperr
veil as the reprvx-nlallvea of local p.ukl
tiouien wrr out parly , and the market cipen
active * at the very itnrt With only l ly.0
loads on ralo the supply vvis soon cxhautteU u
th market cloae.1 rurly.
The prlrrs paid rnnEtd from $3C5 for \c
rf.OKli ami tractiy Unlit tuft up to J3.W I
cholre butcher ivelshti , a Inraie proportion of t
inliej l uili eolnic at $3.754(3.W. YMtrnlay t
bulk voM at $3,7003.73 , anj on Saturday at $3
43 67ij
Thi , advance of Ilk * lait four ila > 8 has carrl
the market to the highest point toucneil > ln
March 13 , but ncn then the best hoes did r
s ll n Mffh an today by Co. no that thin r& In
rMllly the bluh day lnco March 10 or II. The
Itoo told today only n thado lowtr tlmn a
month fliro , Co hlnher than two nifnth KO. 40o
higher than Ihreo monthi nso nd nnly about
lOo lower than a year gt > . Ileprc tntMl\c laical
No. Av. Sh. I'r.
77. . Ill . . .
II . 211 < 0 37.-
! . . , . . , , , , 3 7i
71 . 234 1M 3 73
O . m IN 3 75
ci . : ; D 40
K . X * 40
03 > . 244 10)
7r . . , . . . . .r , ? 4)
C7 . 210 ICO
70 . . .2i3
< 3 . 232
30 . : i3
10 . MJ
C3 . 2M
tt . 2iil
71 . 2SS
% . 278
32 . ? .0
CO . 23 >
71 . 232
M . 271
79 . 7V 7
W..2M
CJ . M
S7 . at
G > . 2 3
73 . 211
C3 . 243
78 . r. )
63 . 2V >
. 2V ,
. 311
. 27A
. 277
. 274 . . .
. 313 SO
. 219 . . .
WAOOX noas-Tirtiow OUTS.
1 . 270 . . . 325 2 . 1C'
2V 40 370 10 . IDS
1 . 203 . . . 370 7 . 2S7
' . 210 . . . 3 SO 4
4R
. 2CO . . . ISO R . 320
3 . SVI . . . 3 EO . . . . . . . .
0 . IV ) . . . 3 Ri )
7 . 2SI . . . 3EO li ) . 360
KHiiP : : About thirteen carloads of sheep am
nmb * vvcic on sale thin morning , the balance o
lie rwclptii belntf consigned direct to packers
Tlie story of the day'B maiket Is easily told , tin
uver * wanted good mutton M&ep and lambs , am
hey bought them , pa ) Ing steady prices fo
amba nnd strong prlcei for sheep. As the rtf
olpts were of such modest proportions the sup
ly wax i > non exhausted and the trade came to i
tandrtlll fur the want ot further offcrlnRi. llrp
csentatlve sales :
S'o. Av. Tr.
33 western lambs . 71 J" > 13
41 ewe * . 71 400
19 western ewei nnd vvcthen . 101 4 4)
35 culN . 93 2 ! K )
04 vvcntern jcarllngt . 9'i 4 70
77 Mexican ewes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77 373
Mexican Iambi . 7. , fi 21
Mexican jcnrllniM . (4 4 " >
Mexican Iambi . 72 & 25
Mexican welhern . 100 4 25
Mexican ewe ] . S3 390
Mexican wethers . S3 4 5
CHICAGO I.1VU STOCK MAIIKKT
I'm ilo lit Slicoit nii l I.nniliN Klllrlj
.letttont tJncluiiiKi'il Prloi-N.
CHICAGO , ' April ! . Only nbout 3.000 cattl
arrived toilny and nlthouRli the general demam
vas no Letter than la usually witnessed Tues
lay , prices wcro about steady. The creator par
of the beef cnttlo fold nt $1 4005 00. Exporter
vere good buvrrs around $4.7306 00 , the bej
\tnerlcan cnttle sellingat lie per Ib. In Liver
iool , nn advance uf. , ic over the top pi Ice ,
vcek ago. 1'eil vvc tcrns told anywhere froii
1 00 to $3.10. There was n fairly large tnde li
stockcrs and feeders , sales being lamely nt $1 C
' (4 CO , with * 1,001-pounil "illllnesa" nt $1 0 < ) . Can
ling tons sold chleily nt $2 5003 CO , fat cow
idling at $3000100 end fat hilfers nt $3735
ICO. with occasional rales upto $173. Culve
ivero In largo supply , nice lots Belling foi lfl.2
per 100 Ibs.
In spile of llsht hog receipt * prices were no
my better and after- few early siles Huh
v eight lioga weakened nnd sold off 2' { j-c. Sale
were largely at $3.93411.03 , pales being nt an ex
reinc range of $3.7004 10 , while plgi bol
chleily above $3 C5. Prime light boss solil carl
at $393 , but none went above $3 9i > later.
In sheep nnd lambs trade was Jalrly active n
unchanged 'price * for thecep , there being
weukcr tone to the lamb nnrket Sheep sold a
13.7501 8(1 for common lo prime Docks , vvoiter
woolcd sheep selling ehlelly at $4 C004 EO. vvhll
\enrllnRi solil nt $4.7ic3.10. Wooled Iambi vver
Flower than on Monday nt $3000590 Colornd
lamt * sold chiefly nt $3.75 and over. Shorn lamb
raid nt $4 300500.
HECEIPTS Cattle , 3,000 head ; hog ? , 19,000 head
sheep , 13,0i > 0 head.
'It. ITouIn Mvc Sdiok.
ST. LOUIS. April S.-CATTLE-Heci'lpts. 1.4C
end , Including 710 head Texans ; shipments , 7 (
iead ; market steady for natives ; Texans stron
nnd active ; fnlr to fancy native shipping nn
export steers , $13303 C5 ; bulk of sales , $1 701
" 40 ; dressed beef and butcher steers , $4 10 !
05 ; bulk of sales. $4 4004 f5 ; steers under 1OC
Ibs , $3 810415 ; 3 > ull < of Sale" , $110J430 ; stock
crs nnd feeders , $3 4004 CO ; bulk of sales , $4 00 !
440 ; cows nnd heifers , $20004.73 ; bulk of cow ;
12 7303 30 ; Texas nnd Indian slecr , $1 2004 C' '
bulk of sales , $10004,40 ; cows , and heifers , $2 (
0370.
IIOaS-necelpt , 6.SOO head ; shipments' i , <
head ; market 5e higher ; yorkers , $3.73039'
packers , $3 8503 91 ; butchers , $3 9304.03
FHEEP Itccelpts , SJO head ; shipments , nom
market steady ; native muttons , $42504.75 ; Iambi
$5.2505.775.
. .lcStoolc. .
April 5. CATTIjB Market du
nnd fully 10JJ135 loner ; cxtrn good export steer
$ I.C004 65 ; choice butcher steers , $4.2304,40 ; fate
to good butcher steers , $1.7301,23 ; common to mi
dluii butcher steers , $3.5003.75 ; choice heifer
$3.0004,13 ; fair to choice butcher cows. $2.90
301 ; medium to good feeders , $3.6501.13.
HOOS-Topa. $3. 3 J4.00 ; mediums. $3. S3 ; llgl
Hhlppera , $3.6003.83 ; pigs , $3.0003.6. ) ,
Slinnp AND LAMI1S Market steady and ui
changc < l ; good to extra shipping sleep , $3.50
3,75 ; fair to good sheep , $3.00 3.25 ; common
medium , $2.0002 50 ; extra shipping lambs , $1.75
5.00 ; fair to fx > d lambs. { 4.2501.75 ; best butcher
JI.OC0I.CO ; fair to good butchers , $3.5004.00.
IiiillnnnpnllN I.l\e Stock.
INDIANAPOLIS , April 6 CATTI..K Rccelpli
200 head ; shipments , light ; maiket moderate !
nctlv o ; good to- prime steers. $49005.23 ; fnlr 1
medium steers $4 6004 80 ; common to g6- ;
stackers , $3.2' © tO < ) . ,
noaS-Hecclpts. CCO head : shipments , 1.0
bend ; mniket sluggish ; good to choice medlui
nnd henvy , $3Sr 0402',4 : mixed and heavy , $ T > 0
393 : good tn choice lights , $3900395 ; commo
llghK $3800390.
SHiii' Itecelpts , light ; shipments , nom
mnrkrt quiet nt unchanged prices ; good to choli
sheep , $1 2501 50 ; fair to medium Iambi , $4 00
n 23 ; fair , trv medlupt uheep , $3.5004 00 ; commo
sheep , $2,75Q3 40.
* \IMV York Live Mock.
NH\V YORK. April -HEnVCS-necelpts , 1
head ; no tradln ? ; no change tn cables ; export
440 hetd cattle. 1,072 head sheep and 2. ISO qun
tern of beef ; tomorrow , 143 head cattle and 4,3
quarter1" of beef.
C'ALVns-neceiptit. 117 head ; medium
choice \oal , $3 00G.r > 0
HHIJnP Itccflpts , 488 head ; nominal ; good
prime lambs , $6 0006.15 ; clipped lambs , $5.10
'
Iioas Ilecelpts , 3,020 head ; firmer at 11.10
430.
Murrain I.U < -
RAST P.UrrAIX > , X. Y , . April 5 CATTLr
Prime to extra export steers , $ 'i..005.K ; prlmo
chnlco shipping. $4.0005.15 ; fnt heifers. $4.2'
4. CO ; fair to good mixed butchers' stock , $3.6 :
4.10 ; tutcl rs" and cows , $3.0003,43 ; comm
cows , $2.00S2.3. (
HOOS Yorkers , Rood to choice. $1.1504 , :
roughs , common to choice , $3.6003.75.
LAMllS Choice to extra. $3.9006.00 ; culls
common. $5. 0005. GO.
8HKI3P Choice to selected wethers , $5.4005.1
Knnmm City I.lvv Stock Market.
* KANHA3 CITY. April 5.-CATTLE-nccelp1
n.WO head ; market strong ; Texas 'steers , 1.3 <
4.C5 ; Texas cows , $2.9003.75 ; native steers , $3.2 :
K.15) ) native cows and helferi , $2.4001.43 : etocke
and feeders. $3.7305.03 : bulls , $2.7503.n.
HOOS Tlccelpts. 9 0(0 head ; strong to Cc hlche
Intlk of sales. $3.7003. SO ; Ifeavles. $ } .7003. !
packers , $3.6003.83 ; mixed , $3.5303. SO ; lights. Jl ,
03.73 ; yorkers , $3.7003.73 ; plus. $3.2303.64.
SIiniH' Ilecelpts , 2.000 head : market stron
lambs , 2.C303.C3 ; muttons , $3. 50l. S3. v
Cincinnati Lite Stuck.
CINCINNATI. April 5. IIOQS Active nt 1
04 00
< "ATTLK Quiet nt $2 7304 7"
HUnr.l'-Rtenrty nt J3roiTI.C3.
L \ M 113-Sjeady nt $ l.2 > 0' S3.
Stock In HlKlit.
Heconl of receipts of live stock nt 110 * fo
principal markets for April 3 :
Cnttle. Hogs. Slice
Omnha . 2.619 r.fr,2 .11
Chicago . 3,000 19.000 15 , (
Kanrns City . B.SflO 9000 2 (
St. I-ouls . 1.1 C.SW '
Totals . 2Tl9 9'S3S M
vnw YOIIK ( ; IMH.VI : , MAIIKCT
( | iiolntl iiH for tlir Tiny on Gi-iien
fnninioillllCH.
NEW YOnK. April f FIXHm-Ileeclpt * , J
158 bids. ; exports , MG1 bbls. ; Minnesota patenl
$5.1005.M ; Minnesota bakers , $1250443 ; wlnl
straights , $1 5001 65 ; winter extras. I.1.C3CI1
winter low grades , )250ii3W. Itjo Hour , du
t2 75O3 20 , Ituckwheat Hour , mralnal at $1 3i
1.50.
1.50.COHNMEAt / Firmer ; > ellow western , "Oa.
lll'CKWIIKAT Nominal nt 45e.
IlYi : Klrm : No. 2 western. lSH05S 4c.
IIAIILKY Quiet : feeding. 41'iC.
JIAItl.KY MALT Quiet : western. :30ti3c.
WHIJAT llece'pts ' , 231.2JO 1m. ; exporls. 163. '
bu. Spot , llrm but quiet ; No. 2 red. $1 0) ' , f.
b. afloat rpot. Options opened fractionally eat
owing to Liverpool weakness , but speedily i
covered and was strong all day on local coverlr
lumored reductions of French duty and actl
buying for outside account. Near months clos
Hti'iO net higher , but distant cpt'ons , being
demand , were 'iCHo net lower ; May , $ l.00ti
1.01V . closing at Jl.01'4.
COHN' llrcelpts. 6S.75U bu. ; exports. 98.MO t
No , 2 corn. 37c f. o. b. atloat spot and 3Cc It
April. Option * rule.1 quiet but llrmer today ; I
Uii neca connected with the advance were f :
export order * and tha strength In wheat ; cloj
\ic net higher ; May , 3IV.J3ISc ; closed nt ? 4S
OATS-Ilecelpts. 2 .4W bu , : exports. 31.925 I
Spot , dull : No. 2. 3tc ; No. i white , 3\4c. \ Optlo
Arm. vvirti spot property clojlng ViO net : ME
Kwns\c ; cio ed t t9 4c.
HOPS Quiet ; § tie , common to cholot , 11
> t i'i 'inn ; liiilliii ! i i
crop , < oc ; 1S5 croti. 7B ! l 7 crop ,
Paclllo contj. IfK crop , 4 flic , INC crop , J/3c ,
ir > 7 crop , nrjisc ,
IIAY-Uull ) shlrplng , awi. * : ; goo , ! to cholcf ,
MttiOc.
UlunH-mrady : a0.vston , i'ic ; Tcxttt dry ,
li'tot CnllCornla , 17iVlS * > ( c.
LKATIintl Steady ; timlt > clc B to , IU5noi )
Ayres , 13iUWU ! < > .
\ vootuict : domcstl : fleece , ITGKc , Tcxa ,
IMlOVISIONS-Uttf , steadv ; family ,
11.73 ; extra mes9 , $9 Wfja.lJl trrcf hams , (2li
picket , $102illl.O ) . Oil meat * , steady ; plcltlcit
belll s , $3.C00HM ; jilcklcd KhoulJeM , II. Ml
pickled lmm f7.Un : .73. Ijvrd , nrmert w tcrii
Mtamed , clowd. I3MVJ ! May , $ J.67Vl ! refined ,
llrmer Pork , steady ! mem , J9.73010.M : horl
clear. J10.2'i 12.30 ; family , tU.OnnilSO. Trtllow ,
steady ; city , 13.724 ; country , $3.72U03.73.
OILS Cottonseed oil , ilitll : prime cnide. 1VV"1
prlmn yellow , 22iSc. Petroleum , dull. Ilosln
te.idy : strained , common to Good , $1 lIVitH 15.
Turpentine , firm , :2'tr < MVtc.
Iticn-Sltady ; fair to extra , 4fC'lJc ;
MOLASSES Quirt ! Nw Orleans cpen kettle ,
good to clink" , 2.W.3C.
METALS-Today's market for mctaH wa * ni
Indirfercnt affair , business bclns conducted 01
narrow lines , with some departments showlni
signs of weakness under sheer Inclc of support
At the clo o the Metal exchange called pig Iroi
warrants dull , with $ C.GO bid nnd $6.00 asked
lake copper unchanged , with $11,90 bid nnd $12,1
asked ; lln , quid but steidy. wllh 114.30'bM nm
$14.35 ntkert : speller , quiet but llrm , with $1.2
bid and $1.35 asked ; lead , dull , with J3.C74 bl <
nml $377'4 nsked. The llrm flxln ? the rMtllni
price for miners , nnd smelters quotes lead a
$3.60.
DUTTEn necelplu , 10,1" pkg J market firmer
western creamery. 13iSfl21't < : : KIglns 21'Jc.
CIIEESE-Hecelpts , 1.703 pkgs : market quiet
large , choice. 707'ic : small , choice , 7 * , 8e ; llgh
skims , 6i06c ; part skims , 4fl6o ; full sklm
1(1G8 Receipts , 3,287 pkgs. ! stnto and Penn
sjtvnnln , lOUfilOVic : westerns , lOc ; southern , 9W
ICo.
OMAHA GEM3HAI * JIAHICnTS.
ConilKlon of Trade nml ClnotntluiiH 01
Hni > lc nnil Fancy 1'roiluco.
ECiaS-Oood stock , 8tjc.
nUTTEIl-Common to falOfjllo ; eeparat'
creamery , 20c : gathered creamery , 1'lflCc ,
VEAICliolco fat , S ) to 120 1'js. , quoted nt 81
9c ; large nnd coarse , CttTc.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens , 7H0Sc : old roost
ers , 3Vi04c : > oung roosters , S',4"c ; ducks , 7c.
OAME Mallard ? . $2.5002.75 ; teal. $1.1301,21
brants , $2 0003 00 : Canada geese , $4 o006.W
mixed ducks , $1.0001.25
PKlEONS-Llve , $1.1301.23 : dead pigeons no
wanted.
HAY Upland , $7 : midland , $ G ; lowland. $350
rjo straw , $1 ; rolor inat.es the price on hn >
light b.iles sell the best ; only top. grndsi brlni
top prices.
VEOETA11LES.
OELEHY Good stock , large , 60c ; small , 2Vfl30c
ONIONS Per bu. , 73083c.
MEANS Hnnd-pIcKcd navy , per bu , $1.2'lfM St
SWEET POTATOIJS Kansas , IP-peck bMs
$2730100 : seed sweet potatoes , $2.
CAIlllAOE-Oood stock , per Ib . IV.
POTATOES Home grown , SOOo'jc ; Colorad
stock , 70o.
TOMATOES Per crate , ncven baskets , 53.73J
400.
NEW llEETS-Per doz. bunihci , 43010c.
"RADISHES Per doz. bunches , 23 30c.
LETTUCE Per ilo ? bunches , 30033C.
OUEEN ONIONS Per doz , . 13c.
WATEHCUESS Per 16-qt. rase , $1.W.
CUCU.MHEIlS-Per dor . $1 2501 50.
rilUlTS.
STnAWHEnUIES Per 21-qt. case. J2.71.
APPLES Winter stock , $3.W03 DO ; boxes , $1.1
Jl 50.
CIlANnEfiniES 1'ancy Jersey , per bbl , $19.
( IHAPES-Malagns , $3.0006 CO.
TROPICAL rilUITS.
OHANOES-Cnllforntu niVcH. 12730300' fam.
seedling * , $2210250 ; choice , $2.
LEMONS California fancy , $ J.75 < T" W ; cholc'
250 ; fancy Medina , $3 0003 M.
IJANANAS ClhoUe. large stock , per Bunch. 12 (
0223 ; medium sized bundles. $1.730200.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per Ib , Inrge Mzc , lifi)13r )
smalt , lie ; llr.izlls , per Ib. , 9010c ; Enullslt vvnl
nuts , per Ib , fancy soft shf'l , lOJfllc ; nlamlnrl/
809c ; filberts , per ib , lOo ; pecans , pollwhed , m
ilium , C07c ; extra large , 809c ; Inrgo nlckor
nuts , 51.0001,10 p r bu. ; small , $1 2301.35 per bit ,
coccamitsi , per luO , $4 ; peanuts , law , C05'ic '
ronsteJ , 60C'ic.
P1OS Imported , fancy , 3-crown , 14-lb. lx > xe'
lOc : 5-crovvn , 41-lb. boxes , 13c : 2-lb , boxes , 22'
23c | > er box ; California , 10-lb. IHIX , SI.
HONEY Choice white , 12c ; Colorulo itmbtr , I
fllr.
KItAUT Per bbl. , $350 ; half bbl. , } 2 " 3
MAPLE SYUUP rive-gal , can , each. $ ' .73 ; en
cans , pure , per doz , $ IJ ; Inlf-gnl. cans , $ i > 2 :
quart cans , $3 50.
DATES Hallowec , CO to 70-lb. loxes , 5'Jc
Salr , 60 ; 1'nrd , 9-lb. boxes , 9c.
CIDEU Per half-bbl. , $1 ; bbl. , $5.
MEATS.
DRESSED KEEr Good native eteers , 6 Ji
good forequarters steers , 5'/4o : good hlndquartei
steers , SVio ; western steers , 6Vle ; fancy heifer
6V o ; good heifers , 6c ; good forequartcrs heifer
uc ; geol hindquarters heifers , he ; good cow
5\c ; fair cows , 5',4e ; cow foiequarters , 4V4c ; co
hindquarters , 7'/ic.
11EEP CUTS Hanglnir tenderloins. 4'5c ; rib
No. 1 , lie ; ribNo. . 2 , tc ; rb ! . No. 0 , K'At
rounds , No. 1. 7',4c ; rounds. No. 2 , 6ti
rounds. No. 3 , dc ; trimmings. < Vic ; beef shank
3e ; brnlni- . per doz , 33c ; sweetbreads , per Ib
12c ; rwectbreads ( calves ) , per Ib. , 40c ; kldnej
per doz , o5c ; ex tails , eucn , 3c ; livers , per Ib
2Kc ; hearts , per Ib , 2Hc ; tonguej , per ll > , lit
calf livers , ench , 35c ; calves , whole carcass <
sides ) , 9c : calf head nnd feet , scalded , per se
75c ; tenderloins , fresh , 18c ; tenderloin ; , froze :
13c ; boneless strips , fresh , 9 Vic : boneless strip
frozen , 9c ; strip loins , fresh , 7 o ; strip loin
frozen , O'Ac : rolls , boneless. 'JVic ; rolls , ppeno
cuts , 9c ; tlrloln butts , bonele * . 9c ; should- -
clods , boneless , CVic ; rump butts , boneless , 51 ,
No. 1 chucks , EC ; No. 2 chucks , 4' c ; No
chunks , 4o ; boneless chucks , 5c ; cow plates , 3yt
steer plates , 4c ; flank steak , "c ; loins. No.
13 Vic ; loins , No. 2 , lOHc ; loins , No. 3 , SVic ; cbo
loins , market style , 2c above loins ; short loin
hotel et > le , 4c above loins ; cow loin , ends , S
tteer loin , ends > 9c.
MUTTON Fancy lambs , 9o per Ib. : lamb
Sc : sheep , "c ; market racks , long , 9c ; hot
racks , short , He ; loins , 9c ; saddles , 9p ; legs , 9
lambs legs , lOc : breasts and stews , 3',4c ' ; tongue
each. 3e ; forequarlers. 5V4c.
PORK Dressed pigs , SVjC perlb. ; dressed hog
GUc ; tenderloins , He ; loins , short , 6c ; ! c"s. 6
spare ribs , 5c ; ham sausage butts , f > % c ; llosti
butts , f > ' , ; c ; shoulders , rough , Gc ; shoulder
skinned , CUc ; trimmings , 4Vic ; leaf lard , n
rendered , GVic ; hends , cleaned. 4c ; snouts ui
ears , 3c ; neckbones. 2c ; cheek meat , 4c ; pis
tails. 3c ; plucks , each , Sc ; chitterlings , Sc ; hock
4c ; hearts , per doz. 23c ; stomach1 ! , each , 3
tongues , ench , 7c : kidneys , per dor , lOc ; brnln
per doz , 13o ; pigs' feet , per doz. , 50c ; llvei
each , 3c ; hog rinds , 3c ; blade bones , 6c.
HIDES. TALTXW ) , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. 6c ; No. 2 grei
hides , Sc ; No. 1 salted hides , EC ; No 2 grei
salted hldep , 7c ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 Ibs. , 9
No. 2 veal ralf , 12 to 15 Ibs. 7c.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each , lr,07 :
green raited shearings ( short vvooled early eklm
each , 15c ; dry shearings ( short vvooled ear
skins ) , No. 1 , each , Sc ; dry Hint Kansas nnd N
brneka butcher wool pelts , per Ib , actual vvelgl
405c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska inurra
wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 30lc ; d
Dint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Ib , nctu
weight , 4 f5e ; dry Hint Colorado murrain we
pelts , per Ib , , nctunl weight , 304c.
TALLOW , C1RBASE. ETC -Tallow , No. 1 , J
tallow. No. 2 , 21ic ; rough tallow , 1'ic ' ; whl
grease , 2'402ic ; > ellow and brown grease , 1V <
2Kc.
2Kc.PURS Denr ( black or brown ) $5.C0020 CO ; otte
$1C00SCO ; mink. 15060c ; beaver. $100061
skunk , ISc , 25c. DOc ; muflirut , 3 ; , 5c , Tc ; racu :
150SOc ; red fox , 2c0l,25 ; gray fox , 25Q5IK : ; wo
( timber ) , 2c0.5D ; wolf ( prairie cojote ) . 108M
wildcat , 10025e ; badger , DiflOc ; silver fox , $5
07300.
St. I.oulw General MnrketM.
ST. IXUIS. April 6 FLOUR-Slow and cncli
patents , $4700480 ; stralghU. $4300443 ; cl : >
$ t 0004 21 : medium. $3 M03 73 ,
WHEAT Irregular , closing > , Jc for May , i
/or July and % o for September better than > i
terday : pot lower ; No. 2 uM. cash , In elevan
97o bid : on track , 9Sc : April , 9So ; May , Jl.Oi
bid , $ l.tlV4 nskeil : 'July , S > ) r n ked ; hcplembi
73lc bid ; No , 2 haul , cash , 900926" .
CORN Futures dull , firm nnd frnetloml
higher ; rpot firm : No. 2 cash. 27'fcc bid ; Apr
2714c ; May. 27 ? 027Kc : July. 2S } 0JSic ; Beptei
ber , 20'4c.
OVItf Klrm : No 2 cash. 26c bid ; on tiat
MVjZ7ic : April , 26'Sc : May , 204c ; July , Si'
bid : No. 2 white , 2J1JC.
RYE-r-Hlcher nt COo bid.
FLVXSEED Nomlncl nt $1.18. I
TIMOTHY SEED Prime. $ . ' 900300.
fOIINMKAL Firm at $1.50tl 55
UR VN Stronger ; sacked , east trnik , EJJS !
HAY Quiet for prairie ; top grades of tli
othy rcirce nnd firm ; pnlrle. $7.2 > ii3.n ; tli
olhy. $7 WftV ) C )
Hl'TTIJR Higher ; creamery , 16&2lu ; da'.i
10W16C.
KfldS-Hlgher at CVic.
WHISKY $120.
COTTON TII-S 70c.
HAOOING-6'
MKTAI.H-Iye.nl , dull nnd steady nt $3 ! 2t
3 51 Spelter , unchanged nt $1 00.
PKOVISIONS Pork , unchanged ; stand.i
mew , Jobbing , $187HLird , stendi ; prli
slram , $110 ; choice , $520. llaon. boxol thin
dera. $5 37'4K5 ' 50 : extrn short clear , $1.73 , nl
J3S > 2Vi ; rhcrlF. $603 li > - talt metis , b \
shoulders $ I750K87' , ] : extm fchort clear , $3 , :
rll . $ .137 < i : shot Is , $560
HB"EIIvlS-riour , 4.CCbbls. . : wheat , 6. '
bu. : rcrn. 64 ( VH bu. : oats. 19 COJ bu ,
SHIPMENTS-riour , 6.0J. . ) hhls. ; v.'heat , C.1
Vu. ; corn , 129,00) ba. ; cam , 12,900 bu.
I.lt frpool Mnrkt't.
LIVEltPOOU April 6 WHE. T No. 2 rpi
firm : No. 3 red winter. 7s Si4d ; NO. 2 northe
rprlng. red , Sa lid.
rijOUIl t. LcuU taniy winter , dull nt 9 ' .
COIIN Spot , firm ; American mixed , new ,
3 > id ; futures , steady ; April , Is 2Hd ; Muy , 1 * :
Julv. 3s 2 d.
J10PS At London ( Pac'llo coart ) , dull
JC40K
PltOVISIONS-Ileef , nrm : extra Inlla me
CSs 9d ; prime mess , 62 M , Pork , nrm ; prli
mess , fine- western , Sin SO. Hams , short ci
steady at S3a dl. Hacon , sti-ady nt 3U M ; h <
ribs. :0s 6.1 ; long- clear middles , light , li > ; lo
clear middles , heavy , 23s. Lird. prim , * vvestei
dull at 2Cs W. Tallow , prime city , 30s 9J.
> lllvviiiiKet > llnrkel.
MILWAUKEE. April 5.-WHEAT-Klrmer : !
1 northern , I3c ; No. 2 northern , 97c ; July , 97V
May. nominal ,
UYE-Steady : No. 1. 51e.
11AULEY Steady ; No , 2. 34c ; simple , K' '
'Miirkrtn. '
HALT1MOUE. April 5. FI < OUIl-Oulet ; w
ern ui > rllne. $2708330 , vvettern extra , 13
4.00 ; VMS I ern family , $ I230IW , winter palm
- . t . .y-t _
. fS.- * " 3 * y I
, . _ . . . - \ r. i - i. - - - . . .
wheat slrnlnMs. H.CvOS.Urectlpl % 11,407 bbls ,
extortu , 1.1W bl , | , < .
WHEAT iPulir F | > > * 'fttfiV month , 5HYMScl
M y. 3HeOI 00 ; meimlr , No. 2 ml , K fxi'tei
receipts , 36,09.1 bu ; rxportu , none ; southern
MienO. by snmplo , 97cIttm ( ! southern whent ,
on Rrnde. v Ucl | 00. , ,
COIlN-FIrm ! * pot. SlSifJIIHc ! month nntl
May , 3IH < ! 3l > , c ; steimi-r mixed. 3l < l334Uc. rs-
Ctflplr. 141.V5J bu , ; txportp. ,2 7,7 ) 11. ; cnuthprn
white corn , 2A03CUC ; inmiiVrn > cllow , ! 5c.
OATS Steady ! No. Z whltp , 3JfT33Hc ; No. 2
rnlxM , SoBSO'ic ; receipt * , K.099 bu i exports ,
TO.OOO bu.
HYE-rirmrr : No , 11 rmirby , 53 < 4W5oyc' Nn.
! western , 66\037c ; rvoolfils , SJ.OC3 bu ; pxivirt * .
3I.2SI bu 4 i t
HAY Firm for best .Krn.Ka ; choice tlm.i'hy ' ,
$126001300. , i
OltAIN rilEIOHTS-AVn' itullcnrcely ! nnv
demand : steam to Liverpool , pr bu. . 3HJ. Mnv ;
Cork , for orders , per qbarter , 3i 4J4d , April ;
Zf ] > i < 1 , May. '
nUTTEll-rirm ! fancy fcrHmcry , 2102c ; fanc >
Imllallon , KOlSc ; fancy Indie , IJo , good ladle ,
"Iffllc ! store pnckeil , 10012c.
EOOS-rirm : fresh , IDHc.
CHEESE Slendy : fancy New York , lure ? 9U
{ WHc : fnncy New York , medium , 91(0100 ; fnncy
New York , small , 10'lc.
Cliioliinutl .Mnrlcet.
CINCINNATI , April B.-rLOUU-DullJ fancj ,
$3. ,004 00.
WHEAT-Qulet : No. 2 red , 9lo.
COHN-Qulet ; No. 2 inlxnd , 32c.
OATS-Steady : No 2 mixed , 2Se.
RYK Quiet : No. 2 , E2o.
PROVISIONS Lard , nrm nt 5 13. Hulk meat * ,
firm at $5 W. IHcon , llrm i\t to W.
AVHl.SKY-Qulet nt $1.2) .
PUTTER Firm anil lilKlier : Elfttn creamery ,
22o ; Ohio , l.lfllSo ; clilry. Wfl2c.
HUaAR-FIrm : hard rellned , | t ? 3.S3.
EOClS-Qulet nl Sc.
CHEESE stcady ; goAl to prlmo Ohio fiat.
IHtiiiiMiiiollH .llnrkct.
MINNEAPOLIS. April S WHEAT Sleady ;
April. 9SUc ; May. 96Se : July , 93c ; Seplem-
ail" " 3'4 < : ; Jfo > l hnril > * lMt No1 northern ,
KlvOUn Oooil business being done In patents !
prices unchanged , ,
DUAN In bulk , $5.230830 ; sacked , $9.250050.
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO. April 3-WHEAT-Actlvc nnd ca S' |
No. 2 cash , 97c ; May , 97Hc. ,
COHN Acllve nnd steidy : No. 2 mixed , SOHc. .
OATS-Dull but higher ; No. 2 mixed , 27c.
IlYIJ-Dull. No. cash. 6tc.
CLOVEUSEED-Hlgher nnd steady ; prln
cash nnd April , $2.w.
I'oorln MnrketN.
8 hlshers No
, ? vf-S7rl.rm' hlslier : No 3 while. 2C1.027C.
, - , . , ,
U.\Jl7.9Setl ! nominal : No. 2 , 50 3lc.
WHISKY HIshprooffplrlH , I1.19VS.
Detroit "Market.
5Uc ; No. 2 red , 96e ; May. 96iic hlte ,
COUN-No. 2 mixed , Sic.
OATS No. S while , SOHc.
HYE No. 2 , 62c.
Snti FrnnflxcoVhonJ Mnrkrt.
PAN rnANCISCO , April 5-WIIUAT-A sha.U
aHler : December , S1.42U.
MIiy'liI2' ' A sllni10 easier ; December , l,21ii ;
Irnlu IteeeliitH nt I'rlm-lpul Olfnrkc-tK
: aST. LOUIS , April B-WHKAT-nccelptn. <
A"r" B.-\VHUAT-nccclptB
niilittli Market.
EV.l'HTtrJlIlnnAPrll 5.-WHEAT-NO
, . - ; ! . - - :
STOCKS A.N II 110 % US.
Market In StriKiinitt nnil TnniMncllon *
Are' Sninll.
NIW TOnif. April l5-To , < '
- aj'B 8toct | „ , „ , „
aa almost utterly staKnant
, nnd there en
minutes at a time during1 the ne , lon of tin
exchange when no quotation
for any stock a
! the to'nl olume ot b"ne. " . ;
, . ,
woa ,
most of It vae mnilp un of trnnwptinn
In a few of the leadlnB stock" ?
, fiUKn and t v
dunllSr"lfblrb"1B th * " " ) ? e t Proportion. T !
dullness Itself was exprffsfio
of i\c pre\nMni |
sentiment of waltm * nnd of extreme doub. No
only were reports \ery conlllctlnc as to , whn
would be the ttnur of Jhb pWsldent's
mewaBc
conBrets tomorrow , bu't Ipfnlons na to how th
messaRo would > be recehed .and disposed of wcr
jarlous. There was practically nothlni ; of jes
terday'B sanculne expectations that a sentlmen
x > uld Rrow in Washington liBalnst warlike mca"
urci. There were In ftfct stKiildcant reports tin
the organized prepsura whlch , hni been cxertet
upon conBres * during Iht Hst few days nualns
icitllo measures has rather defeated Iti pur
pose by awakening fe-enfment. Wall stree
counted mucll on the effect tf these united renre
scntatlons to congress. } l > rlf a show small losw
throughout as a net result 4if the dai' trading
The opinion Is still tenaciously held In com
quarters that hostilities may be a\erted. Sucl
liopet as this were entertained today nnd wcr
ba ed on the possibility that Spain would , be In
duccd to yield to the demands of this gmern
ment by the representations of the pope ani
the Huropean powers. * An expression of the pre
\alllng uneasiness was lib decision of the Steel
exchange governing board to keep open for bus1
nets on Good I'rlday. The money market con
tlnucs to rcllect the stress oxer the relation
with Spain as foicrbly aa In the stock market
llunds continue to mo\e to the Interior for th
purpose of strengthonlnir the reer\es of Intcrlo
binku. The proportion of tesencs ot all th
bankn In the country has Ijecn enormously In
creased In the last few weeks , and New Yor ;
hai made good the consequent drain upon It
rrecnot by a large contraction on loans , an
by heavy Importo of gold from Europe , Th
owners of troney are \ery IcatlJ to put It ou
In loans. The prc\ ailing rates of C per cent fo
time money , and the % arylng rates or call loan
arc adm'tted to be largely sentimental and bas
on apprehension of war , The position of th
banks In admittedly strong , the supply of n\nila
bio furda large , and the demand for the us .
money not \ery actUe. lint with rates etim
held gold continues and will continue to com
from Kurope. An easing of money from llerll
Increased the irold nvnemcnt and the engage
mcnts today amounted to nearly $3OOi.0X (
Trarractlorfl In bonds were on a small cal <
but the market shared the repression wit
Blocks Total pales , $ I.22.OCO. United States nei
4i and the old 4s , registered , areV , per cen
lower bid today. _ _
The Kvcnlng Pest's London nnanctal cabl
gram gays : "The stock markets Itrc today wer
stasnant In Mew cf the approach of the KruU
holidays , while the uncertainties of the pollt'ct
s'tuatlon depressed quotations. At the sam
time It Is felt that each da > 's delay decrease
the" lIKellhood of n Spanish-American wai
Americans were better nt midday on a somewha
ragged bu > lng here. Thla Is regretted becpun
It will weaken the poslt'on ' If war occurs. Th
continued fall In nrazllistocks exclles attentlot
cludlnir : Cl/Icnga. HUfUnxton & Qulncy. 2J.B )
L u'svlllo ' to Nashville. 9.2. ) : Manhattan. 1571
MLtrcpolltcn , X5 ; N > w Yorl : Central , 3 : s
Northern 1'aclllc prcferrfil. 3,520 ; Hock Ilan
S.920 : 81. Paul , 23.W ) ; UnlQT 1'aclllc. 29 31 ; Unli
Pacific. Denver S. Qulf"CO : American Spirit
G.C10 ; Tobacco , K.llS ; Consolidated dan , 3,3 :
Sucar , 78,298.
The government cotrrnlttee of the Block e
chanea tcday rcrc'nded ' Its nctkn In the rloult
cf the exchange en QoM Friday and decided
keep cpen for Imslncsj on that day. Thin actli
wan taken In rerponre tn tlie separate m ° mbe
of tlio cxclfcrce on the motion of C. O. Petct
seconded by 1) . 11. yanKrobjrgy ,
riiiaiu-lnl.
IXJNKON , April 5 The market for Amerlci
securltlca fluctuated somewhat after a tfn.
opening , then declined and cloned dull , with
generally light demand Amount of bullion tJk
Into th bank of England on balance today , 1
004 American eoglM tit trm n mount of M,000
were withdrawn fn n the llnnk ot England to-
doy. Gold l qunleil nt Itutnot Ayrt twU > At
1(1.70 , Hold nt lJ bott lm ndvnnced to UH.
PAHI3 , April 6-On the lirra toitay prices
opened weak , due to tne fall In BnatiUh 4s , grw
firmer nnd renctinl on n new fall , owing partly
tn forced sale * nnd partly to tlie reports that
President McKlnley'a mestago to congrcM will
l imnvornlilc to bpnln. Three per cent rente- " ,
IWf Kf. Exchange on London , 35f IJo for checks.
DEltLIN , April 8 , lluslncM on the bourse today -
day wni hesitating nnd connictlng , owing to the
reports dealing wllh Ihe illspuln between Spain
nnd HIP United States. The prices of Interim ,
tlonnl securities were maintained and American !
wcro steady. Cnnidlnn Pncinc shares were
Imrder In consequence ot the Incrcnt * In tlie
weekly trnnic5 return'
MAOIIIU , April 5. Spanish 4 closed today at
C3.90.
NPTT Y irk Money Market.
N17W TOtlK. April B.-MONEY ON CAI.L-
Nomlnnlly nt 3 per cent.
PHIME MEIICANTILTJ PAPEU-S0C per cent.
8TEULINO EXCHANOE Wenk. with nctunl
business tn bankers' bills nt $ I.S3U for demand
nnd $ I.SOUOI-VOH for sixty dajs ; posted rules.
$1.smUI.81 nnd $ I.SI3I.S3 ! commercial bills ,
5I.79H.
SILVER CEnTIFICATE3-5JH956VSc.
I1AU SILVEH-55\c.
MEXICAN IOLLAUS-43C.
OOVEUNMENT 11ONDS rirm ! new 4s. regis
tered nnd coupon , 121H : 4s registered 100 ! coupon ,
1104 ; : , 97H : 6s. 111V4 ! Paclllc Ci of ' 99. 103.
Closing quolntlons on bonds wore ns follows !
US.navv4n.reir 121 . . .J.t ) . On . ll'J
U.S. now 4i con. . . .121 N. ails . v.'u
Il.H , 4s.roc 10X14 N. C. 4 . 100
U.S. 49. coup 110H No. Pnclfia lots. . .113
U. S. Us. M * . " 7k No. Paclfia 3s . r > u
U.S.u9re ? . . HIM No.P.vclfio 4s. . . . Pt'i
US. til. coup. . . . . . ll'JVs N. Y.O .VSt. L.is. . 101
Districts. IP19..7'11II N \\V. Us . 120
' ' ' N. W.nonsols . HIM
Ain.lcia . ! , ! . ! . N. W. Dot ) Os . 110
Ala.t'lassO ( i.i Ore Nil v.l ntn . llfl
Alii.Currency. . . . OS OrtsNav. 4s . . . . I'lK
AtclnnoiMS 804 * O. S. LI. ( Is. t. . . . . . . ( )
AtchiHonntll. 4n. . , . fiS O. S. U Ss. t. r. . . . . 107
CanndaSo.'jnds. . . lot'.t < O. lint ) . Isls. t. r. . . . nr.H
ChicagoTcr'l4s. . . Paclflo bs of ' 03. . .1(1.1
O. * O Pa Rondtn ; 4s . . . HOl
C.H.iD. His Il.n.Woat iHts . KD
I.VII. ) O. IBIS. . . .1US St. I * & I. M. Con. .1 H7
D.AH. O.4H 8S St. L A3. F.Gon.O. 117W
KantTonn. I ta..ln5 St. P. Consnls . 114 i
KrleOon. 41 71 st. p. o..t P. uts. . . us
K W &U. Is. t. r. . ( H st. P. c. & p.
Ocii. Klec. TIN 100 Southern llv. 5s. . . . HS
O.II. tcS A. ( Is HU S It. AT. ds . 04
0.1I.AS A. 'Jds..lU.I Tonn new sotlls. . . HI
H.&T.Cont.Bs Ill ) Tex. Pac. L G.lstH UW
H.&T.U.cnn Os..11)1 Tox. Pae. lit. ' 'ds. . , U
Iowa O. Ists. , . . , . d' ) tlnloii IMelrto pfd. . fi'-'M
K.P.Con.t.r 10. Union Pncltic 4s. . POH
K.P.tala.t. r 121 U. P.O. & ( > . Ists. .
La.NowCon.48. . . . 09 Wab. iHtSs . 10HT <
L.AN. Unl. 4s HU Wnb .Ms . 77V <
Missouri ( la 111 ! ) Wobt Shorn 13 . . . .11I7'1 '
M.K.&T.'JdB 53) ) Vn. Cuniutlus . OH
M. K. &T.4H HI ) Va. deferred . 3
N. Y. C. 1st * 113
llnitnn Stork O.notiitlon .
UOSTON , April B. Cell loans , Su'M per cent
time loins , 4H4J6 per cent , Closlnu price'
for stocks , bonds and mining chares :
San FfnnelHen Mlnliiu : QitiitntloiiH ,
KAN ritANCISCO. April 5-Olllclal cloMm
quotntlons on mining atucKs today weie na fel
lows :
Altt HI Halo& Norcros ? . . 1 ' - ' . " >
AlohaCon 7 lulli . 1
Anden 11 Ivontiiekv Con . 'I
liclchcr U'J Mexic m . 37
I'cstJt nclchor. . . . 31 Occidental Con. . . . 2itd
Uulllon 7 Onlilr . Til
C.ilPdonin. . . , 21 Overman . H
Cliallenuo Con 'J'l ' I'otosi . -ill
I Chollar. 4) bavutro . ill
I ConlUlenco 70 Scoi-inun . .1
Con. Cai.A V.I. . . . 77 Sierra Novaaj. . . . 1"S
Con Import , ; ! . . . . 1 Union Oon . 42
Crown Point 23 Utah Con . 10
Exchequer 4 YellowJackot4
liuula&Cumn. . . . 21 Standard . 101)
Slhcr birs , rV4c ; Mexican dollars ,
drafts , sight , 12c ; telegraph , ISc.
I , < i II lion Htoek QuutntloiiN.
April r-1 p. m.-Closlng :
ConsolH. ) ll'l . . lllgS-ll ) N Y. Centrii
Consols , acct111H Pennsylvania
Ctm. Pacific S'IJ < Iluiillnr H > (
Erie 1H Atchlnon 11J |
KrlolHt pfd )4 I.&N 01
III. Ccntr.il ( ir.ind Trunk H
Mexican ordinarv , Mox. Con. now4s. . OU
St.Paul common. . .
IlAn ftlLVEIl-Steady nt 21id per oz.
MQNEY-20-JW per cent.
Tlie rate of discount In the open market foi
r.'iort bills In 2 % per cent ; for tluca months
bills 24 per cent. _
Flnnnelnl > < > ( .
OMAHA , April 6. The clearings for the da1
wcro $ D78,0 3J ; balances. $97,47139. The clear
Ings for 1897 were $539,974.73 , und the balance ;
$ 0.932 63. Increase In clearings , $378,103 CO.
ST. LOUIS. April 5. Clearings , $4,473.931 ; bal
ances , $610,710. Money , 608 per cent. New Yorl
exchange , 5c discount bid , par asked.
NEW ORLEANS , April 5. Clearings , $1.9SS ,
C2S. New York exchange , bank , par ; csmmer
clal , $1 per $1,000 discount.
MEMPHIS. April 5 Clearings , $ :02,736 ; bal
Knees , $16. | SO. New York exchange selling a
$1 60 premium
NE\V YOrtK , April 5. Clearing * , $132,021,132
balances , 13,353,978.
UOSTON , April E. Clearings , $19,673,629 ; bal
nnu-s. JI.S3S.131.
11ALTIMORE. April -Clearings , $3,3C7,210
balances , $823,391.
PHILADELPHIA , April 6 Clearings. 112,485 ,
C54 ; balances , $1,777,070.
COTTOX JI.YHICET.
FlilcturttloiiM Are IteMtrleted ami tin
Snlcn Are .Sninll ,
a NEW YOUK , April 5. Toda > 's cotton mnile
r was a small , narrow nffolr , llucluatlons belni
restricted to a range of 3 points , nnd tola
transactions to n meagerly 58,80' ' ) bales. A ld
from llghti buying for Liverpool uccounl , bual
ness wns restricted to the scattered operntlop
of the professional clement. All sorts cf sen
satlonal war rumors , were In cliculatlon throu li
out the day , but were too contllctlng to < 1
nore thah Unsettle rehtlment. Kirly I'ngllsl
advices wete nbout as expected , but 8Ubh"U"n {
cables rcllectttl tome ner\ouines In tbn cotiw
trade at that point. Our market opened qulc
nnd rteady wlt'i prices 1 jMiliH hlither to 1 poln
lower , eased ol ( Ij2 points unilci Hcattirlni
celling nnlnroil ! but. little from the rei-t of th (
list. The closing was Inrely tendv.llh prlte
1 to 3 points m-t lowri. Hi | > t hlnuly ; inlddllm ;
GS-lCc ; net receipts , tM bales ; gions rccciptx
1,377 biles ; exporl to the continent , SPO bJkn
fonvarded , 23 bales ; silcs , I > 12 I in If i ; spinnnit
013 bales ; block , 197.S78 bales. Total to < li > : No
receipt ! , . 11,450 bales ; expirta to Great ll'ltalr
3,000 bales ; to the continent , 0,733 Inlei. ; stuck
613.411 bales. Cr.nsollil.Ueil : Net rectlptc , 4C , ' , ;
biles ; cxportH to Oreat Drltaln , 26.7JI bnlp ?
to Trance , 12,240 bales ; to the continent , SI,15
biles Totnl rlncc September 1 : Net rwclplc
7.9I5.5S4 bales ; exports to Oreat llrltaln , 2 ! rt1,70
bales ; to. Prance , 738WO bales ; tj the continent
2,729,037 biles.
Ni\V OHUJANS. April 5-COTTON-ruMire
4,475 baleHj ordlnar > , 49-irc ; gnod ordlmri
4 13-lCo : low middling , 51Jc : middling , 5 U-lic
goal middling , S 15-lOc ; middling , fulr , u 3-liJc
receipts. - . 'T balen ; stock , 33G.OS3 biles
, LIVHIU'OOU April -COT1 ON-Spot. f- !
demand ; prices nrm ; American middling. 3 7-1M
The sales of the day weie 12,000 bales , of whlci
1,000 bales were for speculation nnd export nn
Included 11 , W ) bales Amerk.m ; receipts. 43.W
biles , Including 42.100 bales Am-rlcan. rutun
operied steady wit. " ! n fall drman-l nnd clo -
nulet ; Amerlran mlddllns. I , SI , t. , April
3 23-61d , EdUra ; Apill nnd SI ly , 3 2.1.CI.1 , rclk'r.i
May nnd June , 3 a-Clil. bu > ers ; .Iun nnd Julj
3 23-C133 21-Cld. seflers ; July nnd August. 3 rs-f
3 2I-C1.I , l.uters ; August and September. SiSCIi
bujers ; Pcptember' nnd October , 3J2Cldalip
Oetobrr nnd November , 321ftld.ilue ; .N'cnein
ber nnd December , 3 20 6) 3 21-f.ld. sellers ; ] )
cembcr nnd Ianuar > , 3 20-C4fft 21-Ud , sellen
January and I'lbruarj , 3 w-Olf/J 21-Cld ,
Wool
11OSTON , April 5 WOOL The condition <
the wcol market fill week U very dull and U
sales hnve fallen off to the lowest point In n
cent sears. Mnnufacturerj who are not force
to buy are keeping out of the market and tl
few sales made nre rome cveclnl klmln ofo
that must be had and this foots up very emnl
following ur the quotations for leading Oi
tcriptlons :
Ohio nnd l'enn > hnnla fltecef , X and al vi
2f4j27c ; XX nnd above , fOc ; dcljlnc. SC03i |
No. 1 comblnr , 3Cc ; No S combing , SCi
Michigan. AVIs-omln. etc. X Mlrhlgan. 2li
1 , No. 1 Michigan combing , 2Sc ; No 1 Illlno
n combing , 2Sc ; No. ! comblni ; , 2S89c ; No , s III
nols combing , 2S029c ; X New York. New Harm
shire nnd Virmont , 21024c ; No. l New Yorl
New Ilampihlra and Vermont , 27e ; ilelalr
Mlolgan , 25c ; unwashed medium , Kentucky nr
Indiana quarter blood coir.'alng , 23" ; Krntuck
nnd Indiana Ihrec-elehths blood combing , < 3i
n Missouri quarter blouj combing , 22 ; ; 't\lrmi \
t Ihrce-rflKhttb blood eomb'iif , 22\4c \ : braid coml
Hit : , 2)c , Luke and OeorRli. S2-- Tens v/ools
Spring mvdium (12 ( monthil , K.iilSc ; seourej , 4(1 (
45e ; spring line (12 monthi ) . H IV ; ncnured , W
Territory wcols Montana fine und medium lln
ICMISc ; Hcourcd , 460ISo : ulupln. 60c : Utah. Wj
omlni ; , etc. 1'lne medium nnd ( ln , 13S17 (
etaple , M : ; ecoured , 45&17C. Australian wools
Seourej basis , combing , luperllne , 70072c ; coml
Ing. aood. { 3G6Sc ; comblnic. average , C2CC3.
Queensland combing , tec ,
ST. I-JOt'IH , April 6 WOOIUasler ; m
dlnm. 1513c ; light line , 13&1C : , hravy line , g
Itc ; tub wail cd. : : GMjC
' 'iilfe" > nr 'e "
NEW YORK. April 5.-COKI'Ki-Optloi
opened steau > with quotations unciungeu to
pcintr loueri rulea moderately auKo durli
forenoon , with upward tendency on local cove
Ing anil some Investment bu > lng : rirly In nftc
noon near months jumped up 1063J points i
active covering1 and heavy consumptive buyln
following rumor * of war tax ; cloitd itron
rllh prlcw lon notntn net hlghfri IM. M.1SO
bnt . liicluJlti Arrll. $5.75 ; Miy. $ i.70n.l .
fMit | cortce Itto , ttroiKi No. T Invoice and No.
jobbing , 7KC ) mild , strong nnd hUhcr : Cor-
IOVH , f.ViVUc HeavybuilncM In both mild nnd
Irnilllan grades , Tolnl warehoure deliveries
rom the United Pt lc , "JUS ! bngi f Including
0,75) ) bags from New York ; New York flock
odny , 676.SH ImKs ; 1'nlted Htatc * stoiji , JlS..Ol
> nm ; afloat for the United State ? , 3 , < h bags )
otnl visible for the Vnlled Ktatrs , l.losOI bnn ,
naalntt RS.CSl bniji lart > car nnd I36.7S7 ba s In
SANTOS April -COrFCK-rirmS KOO < I
n > erago Santos , ! > .S31 rels , receipt * , two iU > ,
none ; stock , COS.COO bags.
It VMIlt'Ita , Arrll -COfPUK-Or neJ tin-
changed , sales. IS.UOO b.ign.
mo nn .TANnino. Arm n-corrnn-
tcady : No T Hlo , < , * 30 reldl exclmn p. 5 U-1M :
receipt * . 161,000 Lags for two d ) ; cleared for
ho United SIMM. 1IC X > bugs ; clealnl for
iurope. 3.000 biiiis ; itock , r > 9,00fl bags
HAVHi : . April S-COrKKU-Cloiea UOlit net
ovvcr ; talcs , il.oco baR > .
Xctr York Dry CooiU Slnrket.
NK\V YOHK , April B _ Sales of print clotlj
Jxtras outside the Tall Hlvcr market were mnd
late yetterday nt 20. This Is loner than thn
onrcst vtlce heretofore touched by the print
cloth market. The effect Is depressing on the
market for staple cottons. The demand Is lim
ited In i > pllo ot the Wfak marKet prevailing. In
Ilrst hands nnd jobbing circle * allko there U u
lenrth of store buying. Visiting huvers nro
scarce. In the woolen goixla maiket there I *
much complaint over the many cancellations In
men's wear fabrics.
SiiKiir iMnrketx.
NnvYOHK , April B.-SIIl.\n-Diill : open
kettle. S'i : granulated. 4\c : white * . 4 7-lSo ;
> ello , IU4lCo ; seconds , 2\lf3 15-lCc. Molactcs ,
lull : centrifugal , 3(1 Ito.
Ni\V YOUK , April S. SlKlAU-llnw. firm : fa'r '
rennlng. 3JC ! centrifugal , i ) test , 4 e. Helmed ,
nrm ; nioKI A , & > 4e ; standard A , 5 1-16 ; ; cotitec-
Honors' A. B l-18c ; tut loaf. B 11-lCc ; cnnhed.
5 11-lSoi pondered , C 7-lCc ; granuUted , 5 J-K.c ;
cubes , 6 7-lCo.
Oil MnrketH.
Oil , CITY , fa. , April 5 Credit balances , 73c ,
certificate * , regular , ,5Hc ; bid for cash nil , 7I',4 ; ;
no sales ; shipments , C1.317 bbl . , runt , 118,740
blK.
SAVANNAH , Oa , April -Oll i-Splrlts tur-
lentlne. steady , 2dfT2i > > iu. Ilosln , llrm , $1 M < T
1 21. Crude tun < entlni > , nothing doing ; un-
ihnnged. Tar , quiet , ! Vo.
rnliromln Drleil
NHW YOHK. April -CAMI-OHNIA DIUKO
Ul'lTS Quiet nnd steads. Jlvnporntiul apples ,
common , Kj.He per Hi. ; prlmo wire tr.is. c :
wood dried , prime. bUc ; holce. 8 < 4c ; fan . Pfr
9iic. I'runes , 3Hff7iC. Aprli-ots , lto > il. 541f7e ;
Moor I'.irU. S'i 10c. rcnches , unpeekd , OSfSc ;
peeled. H Hc.
_
Full II Ivor Print Cliilh MnrUet.
TAI.I. HIV'IMl , Mans , April : , The local print
cloth inurl.ct Is dull nt 2 ll-IBf. It Is reported
that . large block of regular * has been disposed
of outside nt n Hat price of 2o.
< Mniipli ( N ( ( > r Textile Knlirlon.
MANClinsTKH , Api.ll 5. Cloths nnd > arns ,
steady ; fair demand.
iiv
Tnn Men Sn\ed from AiiiiiNNliiiitluii ! > >
n I'renioiilllon.
Miss Mabel Wllonghby writes the Toronto
Globe , relating this stranso story :
'Many ' years ago ray great undo , a magli-
trato of Niagara illatrlct , bail occaalon , na ho
often had , to make a journey on horseback
through some of tlie moro unsettled parts of
wcfctern Ontario. As those were tbc plopeer
clays , many parts of Oit'arlo ' , now thickly
settled and prosperoup communities , vvero al
most unbroken strrtches af forest , Inter-
sec'.eil by roads , pasaablo only Ty equestrians.
The only places ot public nccommoJatlon
were small taverns or Inns , to be found at
Intervals of many miles along these trails or
rcuds. My uncle add his father-ln-lavv , vvlio
accompanied him. carried largemima of
money with which to buy grain and cattle
from the settlors.
Ono afternoon , toward nightfall , as they
were ncarlng the sirall Inn where they In
tended stopping for the night , they heard the
sound of dorses' hoofs close behind them ,
and. tinning In his saddle , my uncle naw that
the strangers approaching him were a dark-
visaged pair of men , whom he had noticed
at the dinner table with him at the last
hostelry. They , however , saluted my uncle
and -Mr. H. . Ms father-ln-Uw , In a very civil
manner , aad returned the compliments of t/ie
hour. The party soon reached the Inn , and ,
to uncle's surprise , the two strangers trotted
on past the only resting place there was for
miles. But ho concluded that they were
hunters or settlers living farther on , and so
for the time thought no moro of It.
"Our two grain dealers took their supper
aod shortly afterward retired comfortably foi
the night. Not long after going to bed Mr.
II. , feeling thirsty , rose and went down tc
the barroom for a drink of water. ( Nc
laughter hero ; he was a local preacher and
stanch adherent to the Methodist church. ]
On entering the bar to was greatly surprised
to see , stretched out on the wooden benches ,
the gueata of Uho dlnaer table and traveling
companions of the early evening. However ,
ho troubled very little about the matter , ai
he thought that they had been overtaken hj
night and turned back. On returning to the
bedroom he found my uncle dozing , and sc
made no mcc.tlon of the uncanny pair In the
barroom , and In a few minutes fell asleep
also.
also."After a ttiort sleep , uncle awoke and al
most started out of bed , having had a moat
vivid and frightful dream , In which he saw
one of those men advancing toWard him
with n dark-lantern turned upon his face and
a drawn knlfo In his hand. But , finding ttit
room perfectly quiet , undo persuaded him.
eelf that his dream was the result of some
slight apprehension ho fjad had concerning
the two men. and so fell asleep again , bul
only ( o have the horrible vision repeated. He
began to feel that the dream , so vivid am !
persistent , might have the nature of a pre
sentiment , so put his band under the pillow
to nee that his pistols willed he wrlcd wore
safe. But as everything continued perfectly
rtlll , he allowed himself to fall Into a llghl
dose , which wan again Interrupted by th (
same dream , like a midnight specter.
"Now thoroughly alarmed , and feeling thai
hU dream was sent as a warning , he rousec
the old gentleman by his side and told tiln
of It. Mr. H. then told him of the men In the
barroom. Till ? Increasing Uielr appcehenslan
the two men decided to witch by turns , Mr
H. taking the fl'at watch. Not five minute :
Hd elapsed before a footstep Just outilili
their door caught the ear of bath men. In . :
moment the door opened very softly , rod t.
man stealthily entered and crept toward the
bed , while the two In the bed , prepared foi
Immediate defense when the villain hit
come close enough to ba seen distinctly , kep
perfectly quiet. When within about tw (
yards of the bed the Intending assassin , h ]
the manipulation of hi * lantern , which unti
this time had remained perfectly dark , threw
a clear light over the supposed sleepen an
revealed to them the reality of the vhlon-
thp Game man , knife and lantern , with hi :
murderous Intention hideously written o :
bis fixed countenance. Ono glance at his ln <
tended victims and hU expression clnngci
to ama/cment and fear and ho stood like oni
paralyzed as he met my uncle's steady am
white face , who , with pistol presented
waited but another move on the part of thi
villain to kill him on the spot. But the mft' .
didn't move. All was perfectly Btlll , exeep
for a smothered prayer from the old gc-ntle
man. Undo was the first to speak , demand
Ing what he wanteJ. No reply was glvar
Undo then , threateningly advancing hi
piece , ordeied him to Icavo Ihe rcom n
once on palj of death. In obedience to thl
the robher. without turning his face o
changing his attitude In any way , backed a
ateidlly from the room aa ho had entcro
It and was seen no more. "
Thlrty-flvo years make a generation. Tha
Is how long Adolph Fisher of ZanMvtllo , 0 ,
suffered from piles. He was cured by usUij
three boxes of DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve
lliniMOHT.MMJ HOI ) .
A ICeiitnc-klan Wlm Timid n I.nme Ilnm
pud Kurvlt eil.
"A few jears ago 'Dad1 Wright of Salvfoa
this ftatc. rad a > ery remarkable expecl
race with Ilpflining. " said a gentleman fror
Oarrard county , whose stock of good nn
true storlea Is retailed by the Louisvlll
I'o3t. "His escape from Irstant death at th
time was miraculous. While hsaUnlni ; o
foot through an open field toward his horn
during a terrific thunderstorm , hewa
struck equaroly on the head by an clectrl
bolt. It stripped the hair from one Mo c
bis brain pan , tcre the clothing from hi
body and made a crooked , black stripe a
Inch wide down his left side from head t
foot. When struck , he boinced several fee
In the air and fell back upon the groun
as If dead. Tlio shaft enured the cart )
throwing up a shower of mud.
"At the time Wright carried lei hli hi
pocket a loaded revolver , Every uhambe
of the weapon was discharged , the woa :
work was burned ard the metal partial )
fused by the lieat. HU left uhoo was rlppc
from his foal. The unfortunate man la
oecseleis < ? nd nakel for several hours I
the drenching rain , but , Incredlbio as It ma
eecm , finally regained partial consclousr. ; ;
and began to stagger uncertainly about ovt
the field. Ho WAS la this ftlhblo condition
when ill * cove rod
"Ho wa * sooik rocognlxpd , taken In charge ,
nnJ conducted to hln homo , \\hcro 'i ' ? n.n
clothed aud Rlvcu piopcr Attention ,
"A a rr ult.of tliu xttokc his teeth nn4
tocfalU wcro loosened , hl scnlp nltnaU do-
nudfj of hair ntul tils hearing permanently
Impaired. On the other hand ho reaped n
anvxpectcvl and decided benefit Kor JI-AIH
prior to the occurrence hero outlined he hftit
boon a great miffcrer from muscular rhett-
matbini , hut never afterward felt a tnlngo
ot PA hi from that disease , being completely
cured of It by the terrible shock.
"Tho dark , tlgiaR streak Along the left
slJo ot hU body , Indicating the scarred
path of the electric current , could ne\er ha
altogether removed , although various meth
ods nerc tried for this purpose. In acry
short time Wright \va up art ! aroutul nnd
as cheerful as a bird. From that time forth
ho was famous In that section a thu human
lightning rod. "
Tim IIUVI.TY M.VHKIVr ,
IN'STUUMENTd tilnceToii reeoril Tue.iJtr ,
April 5 , isss ;
WAUUANTY nunns.
U. U. Hughes mullfo to M. C.
HodROv "W feet of lot 6 , block 2 ,
IMdilock IMnoe $ 7.BOJ
Mis. Kiiren I'rederlckKcn to Jullitt
llurster. patt of lot M , Hcdlck'n See-
uiul nilcl 1,150
Anna Flula to 17. A. Dnorak , nVj of
lot C , block 2 , Kountzo Thlril uild. . 2.9X )
QUIT CUAIM niius. :
Mnry SumnleU nml luisUuiul to Mary
Kenncvvuy , Mi of \ \ ' j und sli lUi o (
u' , < , so'.i .1-13-10 304
W. H. rmrlsii ot nl to Omnlm li. t
T. Co. , lot 13 , Colnmi's mtbd 2j
DIIDS. :
Sheriff to 1 r. Ciofont. receiver , lots
U ami 11 , block U , Ciclghtun llolslila rw
Totnl amount of transfetit JI..IT , *
Health is Wealth.
DR. E. C. WEST'S
NERVE AND. BRAIN TREATMENT
THE ORIGINAL' ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS ,
It told under positive Written Oimrimlco.
bynnthorizcxl ngenU only , to euro Wonk Memory ,
Dizzinoea. Wnkofulnenn , Fits , IIiBtorin , Oiilck.
nses , NiKht LOBSOH , Kul Drenmn , Lock of CuntU
denes. Nervousness. Luosllndo , nil Drnins , Youthful -
ful Errors , or lixcoestvo Uco of Tubnccu , Opium ,
nr Liquor , which lends to Misery. Conimmptlou ,
Insanity nnd Death. At. etoro or by mnil , 31 n
box ; BIZ for fS ; with written aunrnuteo to
euro or refund money. Hittuulo pneu-
auo , containiiiR live dnis' treutmcnt , withi full
inttructinna , 25 cents. Ono Biimiilo only Bold to
each porson. At Btoro or by tuuil.
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written ciinrnu . , ,
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muthodran bo incllcnlly
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203 Smith Uuliaiax , tloiton. Mas * . , fm
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It tclU vvhnt llio lemcdy In mnde nr , nml
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