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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1898)
* t * * * THE OMAHA DA11/T BEEi WIlTfiSDAY. 7. . . IBM. . 11 WMMERCIAl AND FINANCIAL I [ ( atponement of President's Meatago Bttadiea Fricei. IT RELIEVES THE SELLING PRESSURE Ttccorersi from * v Dnd Break * fCoric mnd Ont Itcmnla Wn- chanKril , bnr I'rovlnloBB Cloae Irregnlar. CHICAao , April . Wheat today , after breaking 2 cents a bu. on the closing out of a number of Vicnvy Ions lines , recovered to within % o ot Monday's closing price err the news of the postponement ot the prcil- defit's message to congress. The news ot the postponement greatly relieved the sell ing pressure. Corn ana oats were steady , with scarcely any change for the day. I'ro- ivlslons wcro nrm early , but closed Irregu lar , pork at a email advance and lard and ribs ( W c lower. The Yilghcst prices reached on yesterday's curb were quoted for July wheat nt the opening today , July starting all the way from Me to K < i\c \ , against Monday's closing price of So'/iflSrHc. For the first fifteen or twenty minutes' trading It wns dlfllcult to 1111 the short covering orders which poured In from local nnd outside sources. Most of this was In small lots , but St. Louis was a heavy buyer In covering Important short line ; ) , The strength nt the start was ap parently mostly due to the foreign news , Liverpool being about % d higher , while Odessa reported Kusslan wheat advancing on me war prospects. Continental markets also showed strcngt'n nnd London reported the continent as a buyer of fourteen of the nevcnteen cargoes off coast. The northwest movement was rather light , Minneapolis and Dulnth reporting receipts of 253 cars , compared with 333 last week and 263 a year tigo. Chicago receipts were 1CI cars for two days. Additions to contract stocks were moro moderate M cars from regular sources and 29 cars from mixing 'nouses , a total of about 85,000 bu. The advance which marked the opening1 soon brought largo quantities of long wheat onto the market , several Important lines being offered by prominent professionals , nnd after the more pressing wants of the shorts 'nad been'sat isfied the market began to decline , slowly lUt surely. The recessional movement con tinued for nearly two hours , during which time July was hammered down to 81 % with out nny reaction of note. The firmness of closing Liverpool nnd continental cables and 'neavy purchases by commission houses plopped the decline at that point nnd cauHcd a rally before noon Jo Kc , when " nnother spell of weakness , duo partially to f the comparatively low prices p.ild for cargoes - ' " goes at London , resulted In a drop to 81 % ( USIVic. The decline wns accompanied by a renewal of the Influential liquidation which marked the early weakness nnd t'ne market up to within 'naif nn hour of the close nhowed considerable weakness. News tnnt the piosldcnt's message would not be sent to congress before Monday relieved the pressure toward the close nnd a steadier , . feeling gradually manlfcslcd Itself , liquida tion dropping ; off to a great extent. Hotter support waa given and the market re covered to b3Vic. Tile close was steady at 8ljjS3e. The fiction of corn was governed chiefly l > y wheat. The market was quiet , active nnfi strong during the morning , but the de cline In wheat and free country offerings , with prospects of more favorable weather , Drought about a slow decline. Firm cables were an early Influence. The market be came very dulLlate In t'ne day. May ranged from 29c to 2SHc and closed at 2DV4c. Oats was fairly active , with prices In fluenced mostly by the action of'wheat and corn. Shorts were good buyers early. Of ferings became freer during the decline In wheat , mostly In the way of realizing , the close being steady ut nbout unchanged prices. Mny ranged from 2oic to 25o nnd closed nt 23V4R'20j4c. ' ; ProvlBl6nn were Irregular. Starting weak and lower on account of lower hog prices , the market quickly rallied on liberal pur chases by packers and others , but during the latter part of the session selling was quite heavy , the only Influence , apparently being the drop In .grain markets. Mora pressure was put on lard and ribs than on pork. The close was rather weak , Mny pork. 2'4c higher at $9.90 ; May lard , 7&c lower at $5.25.and May ribs , Cc lower at 13.20. . Estimated Tecelpts Thursday : Wheat , 120 cars ; corn , 350 cars ; oats , 243 cars ; hogs , 27,009 head. Leading futures ranged as follows ; Article * . . | Open. Hli-h. | Low. I Close , j Mondy Whrat-i Mny. . . l on 1 Off 1 05 W 03 July. . . HUH MM-ss i flcpt. . . -77M Dec. . . . 77 77)4 ) Corn- Mny. . . SOS 20M 20K July. . . 30T4-31 30J4-31 Sept. . , 32)4 ) 82 Sil 0 u- May. . . 25W 2SM July. . , 23M 23)4 ) 233 SH Fork- May. . , 0 80 0 80 0 90 9 B7W .July. . . 0 00 e eo 0 7M 807H JUrd Mny. . . O * < i71 S 27H B22N S 32 July. . . C 321 * 0 SJ B 3i ) 032 * B 40 bllUbo Mny..i 6 17K S 22W a 17K a 20 B 23 July. . . 5 'J7H B 30 a 29 a 27M B 35 No. I. Cash quotations were as follow * ! FLOUR Steady ; winter patents , JI.80iT5.00 : tra'ght * , 44MM.50 ; spring -patent * , $4.70@5.00 ; tralKhtg , I1.40UI.50 ; bakers , $3.4003.73 ; spring pedals , S3.40. WltnAT No. S springSlff9Jic ; No. 2 red , I1.03U01.04U. COIIN No. 2 , 2 ! . OATS > -No. 2 , 23 c , f. o. b. ; No. 2 whrte , 23V5c ; Ko. 3 Vhlte , 2S 2Dc. \ JlYE-No. 2. 6tc. . BAltLEY 34043C. PLAXSKKD-No. 1. tl.1981.MH. TIMOTHY SEED Prime , f2.70. PIIOVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. , f3.SOS9.03 ! ; 1ard , per 100 Ibs. , f5.M ; short ribs.- sides ( looie ) , ( S.O.-.03.33 ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) , f4.73j * 4.87U ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , f 4085.50. \VHISKY Distillers' Hnlshed good ! , per ca ] . , SUaATtS-Cut loaf , fS.W ; Rianulated , J3.138) ) On the Produce exchange today the butter market was firm ; creameries , 13f20c ; dairies. 11 He. Cheese , quiet ut gfUc. Kfgi , fresh , Vic. l NEW YOIIK GKXEHAL SIAHKKTS. ( ( natation * ) for the Duy oa General CommodUle * ) . NK\V TOHK , April 6-FLOUn-llecelpts , :3.- 430 bbls. ; exports , 6.C30 bbl * . ; Minnesota patents. (5.1003.50 ; Minnesota bakers , tl.:3Q1.45 ; winter ItraU'hts , $4.tOO4.K > ; winter extra * , $ J. Jei.lO ; Winter tow grades , t2.34O3.00. Ilye flaur , dull , It.n03.2i ) . lluckwhcut Hour , nominal at J1.30W L50. L50.OonXMnAL OonXMnAL Firmer : yellow western , 70c. IIUCKWIIKAT Noinlnul nt 4ic. IIYE Steady ! No. 2 nestern' . &Stt < r39c. BAKLUV Quiet ; feeOlntr. 41V > c. 11.UIL.UY MALT Quiet ; western , 53 ® c. WHEAT Itecelpti , 187.77J bu. ; pot steady ; No. : , nominal. . .Option * , after a firmer open- ina on hlKher cables , were udvertely afrecteil by liquidation brought on by unfavorable Wash ington advices. The late rumor that the' pre Iir r * tilent's message would be delayed caused some rally , but near deliveries , nevertheless , clost-J HOio lower. oKalnst UOUo rl o last night ; tdu. S red. ll.0001.oni. elwed it $1.00i. ! COItN ItecDlnts , 110.SU bu. ; spot steady ; No. S. 37c ailoat. Options opened steady and fell oft * U midday , but recovered on heavy export oper ations ; May , 34'i03ISc. closed at 3\c. OATS-Uecelpts , 8.0)0 , ) bu.j spot quiet ; No _ 3. MKv'i No. : white , 3ic. Option * were without fwttur * and closed unchanged ; May closed utut HOI'S Qulett state , common to choice. 1SS.1 ip. 4Blo ; 1S ) crop , 7CSo : 1SS7 crop , 17Qn ! ; clllo coast. ISO } crop , 4U3c ; 1 crop , ttflc ; 7 crop , nOlSo. HAY Dull ; shipping. UQ33c ; good , to choice , H4V70C. HIUES-Steady ; Gatveston , ISiJo ; Texas dry , Uc : California , 174U18"4c. LEATHKlt Steady ; hemlock sole. Jlucnos Arres. 19 > 4 NHe. WOOL Qulft ; domestic fleece , 17G22c ; Texas , HlOVISIONS-neef. steady ; family. tll.PO 11.7S ; extra moss. f9'00TJ.7S ; beet hams. Kl. { ftcket , fl023O1t.od. Cut meaty , steady : ploklM 4Xlltei. fJ.M < / .W : nlckleil shoulders. f4.(0 ; plcklrd hams. f7.COO7.73. Ijird. tlrmur ; western teamed , closed at fJ.75 ; May , U.67U ; reflned , firmer. Pork , steady ; mess. I3.75S10.00 : short clear. tl0.23Ol.SO : family. fll.OOOlt.eo. Tallow , ttady ; city , M.7ii ; country.W.JHW3.75. . OILS Cnitonseed oil , dull ; prime crude. 11" , f" BrlmB yellow , 2Hc. Petroleum , dull. Iloeln ! , endy ; strained , common to goud , fl 4tft.u. Tuitxntlne. flrra at StMtfJZc. IltClSteady ; fair to extra , 4KS Ho ; Japan , HtroHc. UoLASSKH-OulM : K w Orleans open kettle ! , food In choice. OJJc. METALS The reeling In mttala continues tjultt. The lead department shows a change for th * better : others are easy and lowtr. At the close the Metal exchange called pig Iron > her rant ! dull at ItCS bid and .8i aiktd ; rte eopprr. unchanged at flI. J bid and flilO aiked ; < lo. flrmtr at I14.JS bid and fll.4 ! aiked ; > p < | . tr , aria at I4.Z& bid and ft.53 asked ) lead , easier * t M.C7H M-1 mil H.79 AeL L * d I * rtllt quoted At M I * by the ) leUIIng flnn , * trn creamery , 170Ko ; KUIni , 22c { factory , - _ tlocelpts , 2.329 pkus.i market ( juldt large , tholci70iUc ; email , cholre. 7 iRScr light pklmi , thflOcj part tklnii , 4flCo | full rklm * , tflte. 21 , Oil \r \ | market firm ; western , lOc ; § OMj 'in , OMAHA m\uti.tb MAIUCKTS. Cnndltlnn pf Trndc nn * Qnolntlon * OB Alnpln ntul Fitnt-y 1'rmlnce. r.aas-Ooed tock. $ wc. MUTTER Commun to fa I" . 7BHc ; separator creamery , 20c ; mhcred creamery , 1581& : . VEAL Choice fat , M to IZi ) Pj9. , quoted at tff 9c ; lame nnd coarse , Cff.o. L1VH POULTRY Chlcmai . 7Ugts : old moil- ttr , SHtMe ; young rootter * . ' tV" durks , 7e , . OAMB-Mnllurd * . | 2.fc.'l/2.75 ; teal , It.lSai.B ; brant * , t2.oC0i.00 ; Canada Reese , l4.iOOC.W ; mlxnl dtieks , ll.OOOI.ai. PIOHONS-Llvc , $1.1301.23 ; dead pigeons not wanted. HAY Vpland , 17 ; midland , f < ; lowland , $3.30 ; rya utrnw , $41 rolor make * th" price en hny : light bale * sett the l * t ; only top grad * * brliiK top prices. stock , large , Mo ; small. 23fl20c. ONIONS-I'er bu. , 75 ? 83c. IlEANS-Hand-plcked nn y , per hu. . II. JM.SO. 8WKKT I'OTATOK.S-Knn ns , 10-peck $ : .M ; see < l nwett potatoes , $2. CABBAaK-aood stock , per Ih. , POTATOES Home crown , 50tf31c ; Colorado stock , 70c. TOMATOKfPer crate , seven baskets , 13. W. Ni\V llinrra Per do . bunches , 43 .Wc , ItADISHis : Per dox. bunchr-a , 23ft30c. Par doz. bunches , DOU3.1C. ORKHN ONIONH-Per doz. . 15r. WATrntCRKSS-Per 16-n.t. rasp. $1.60. CUCUMUKIW-Per doz. , $1.2301,50. FIlUlTd. STRAWIinRRIKS-Pcr 24-plnt cnsc , $2.2JOJ.50 ; 24it. . tare , t4.d)05.00. ) ' AI'1'l.tiH Winter stock , $3.0033.50 ; boxes , $1.23 Q1.5- ) . I'HANIinRRIES I.'ancy J rssy , per bbl , $10. ORAPns-Mnlagn * . $3.W'06.CO. ' TROPICAL FRUITS , ORANdKS California navels , $2.7553.00 ; fant-y seedlings. $2.2'fi3.50 ; choice. $2. I < RMONH Callforn'a ' fancy , } 3 ; choice , $2.50 ; fancy Messina , $3.0003.10. IIANANAH CSiolce , lingo stock , per Dunch , I2.CO 02.25 ; medium sized bunches , J1.7S5/2.W. Miscni > u\Nnou3. NUTS Almondu , per lb. , large size , 12 1 > ; small , lie : IJrazlls , per lb. , OfflOc : Knitlli.li wal nuts , per lb. , fancy soft shell , lOffllo ; ntandnrJn , 85(9ol lllbert-s , per lb. , Muj pecans , polished , me dlum , Cf/.7o / ; extra large , Sjjtic ; largo nlrknrv nuts , $ | .UUQIIO per bu. ; small , $1.2301,33 per bu. ; coconnuls , per luO , $1 ; peanuts , raw , tff"c , roiutted , < W,4c. FIC1S Imported. fnn v , 3-crown , 14-lb. boxes , 10o ; 6-crown , 44-lb. box * . * . I3c ; Z-lb. boxes , 222 23c per box ; California , 10-lb. box , $1 , HONEY Choice white , 12c ; Culnrado limber , 10 KHAUT Per bbl. , $3.CO ; half bbt. , $ : J , MAI'LK SYRUI'-Flve-Bal. can , each. . ' ,73 ; rn1. canH , pure , per doz. , > U ; h.iir-sal. cans , J6.I3 ; quart cans , S3.50. DATI25 Hnllowee , GO to 70-lb. loxet , Clio : Balr , Cc ; Fnrd , 9-lb. Iwxes , 9c. CIDKIl-I'er Imlf-bbl. , M ; bbl. , $3. FIliSII MEATS. miESSKD lliBK Qood nallvc steers , C ! c' good forcciuartcra steers , SJJc : good blndquarters steers , 8hc : western steers , cyc ; fancy heifers C'.ic ; good heifers , Cc ; srood forequarters heifers 5e ; ifood hlndaunrter * heifers , So ; good cows 5c ; fair cow * . OHc ; cow forequarters , 4',4c : cow hlndqtiarterr , 7Vtc. N ro rou . _ , . _ , . . 3c ; briilnn , per doz. , 35o ; iweetbrendlil per"Vb" ' 12c ; nveetbreads ( calvce ) , per lb. , 43c ; kidneys , per doz. , 33o ; ox tails , each , 3o : livers , per lb. , 2',4c ; hearts , per lb. , 2'/4c / ; tongucn , per Ib. , lie- calf livers , each , 33c ; calves , whole carcnus or sides , 9o ; calf head and feet , scalded , per set , 75 < r tenderloins , freih , 18c ; tenderlalni , frozen 15c ; boneles * strips , fresh , V5o ! boneless strips , frozen , Do : tstrln loins , fresh , 7VJc ; strip lolni. frozen , 6Hc ; rolls , boneless , ijo ; rolls , spencer cuts , 9c ; ulrloln butts , boncle ? ? , 9c ; shoulder clods , boneless , C'.ic ' : rump butts , boneless , 5lc ; No. 1 chucks , 5c ; No. 2 chucks , 4J4c ; No. 3 chuck * , 4o ; boneless chucks. Be ; cow plates , 3Vic ; steer plate * , 4c ; flank steak , 7c : loins , No. 1. IS'.ic ; loin * . No , 2 , 10'ic ; loins , No , S , S'.ic ; short loins , market style , 2c obuve loins ; short loins , hotel style , 4c above loins ; cow loin , ends , Sc' steer loin , ends , > c. MUTTON Fancy Iambi , 9c per lb. ; lambs , Sc ; sheep , 7c ; market racks , longDC ; hotel racks , short. He ; loins , 9c ; saddles , 9c ; legs , 9c- Iambs legs , 10c ; breasts and stews , 3V4c ; tongues , each , 3c ; forequarters , 5'/4c , I'OIIK Dressed plt , Sftc per lb. ; dre ; ? il hops , 5Vic ; tenderloins' . He ; loins , nhort , GVic ; Jong , Cc- rparo ribs , 5c ; ham sausage butts , 5ftc ; lioston butts , CVic ; shoulder * , rough , Cc ; shoulders , sklnnefl , BHc ; trimmings , 4Kc ; leaf lard , not rendered , &V4c ; hcnds , cleaned , 4c : snouts and cars , 3c ; ncckbones , 2c ; cheelt meat , 4c ; piss' tall * , 3c : plucks , each , 5c ; chltterllngi' , Sc ; hocks , 4c ; hearts , per doz. , 23c ; stomachs , each , 3c ; tongues , each , 7c ; kidneys , per doz. , lOc : brains , per doz. , ir > e ; pigs' feet , per dOz. , 80c ; livers , each , 3c ; lion rinds. So ; blade bones , to , HIDES , TALLOW , ETC. HIDES No. 1 srecn hides , 6c ; No. 2 green hides , 5c ; No ; 1 salted hides , 8c ; No. 2 green salted hlder , 7c ; No. 1 veal calf , S to U Ibs. , Da- No. 2 veal calf , 12 to IS Ibs. , 7e. ' SIIEEi' PELTS Green salted , each. 1575c ; green salted ohearlnga ( short wooled ear.y skins ) , each , 15c ; dry shearings ( short wooled early skins ) , No. 1 , each. Be ; dry flint Kansas and Ne braska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight 4Q5c ; dry ( lint. Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 334o ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4850 ; dry lllnt Colorado murrain wool pelts , per lb , , actual weight , 334c. TALLOW , QRKASE. ETC. Tallow , No. 1 , So ; tallow. No. : , 2'ic ; rough tallow , lite ; white grease , 5i82 ! ? c ; yellow and brown grease , 1UO 2V4c. 2V4c.FtJHS FtJHS Dear ( black or brown ) $3.00320.00 ; otter , $1.5008.00 ; mink , ISQCflc ; beaver , $1.0000.00 ; skunk , ICc , 25c. 50e ; muskrat , 3c , 5c , 7c : rncoou , 13@90c : red fox. 25cOl,23 ; gray fox , 25050c ; wolf. ( timber ) , Kc&ti.K ; wolf ( prairie coyote ) , wildcat. 103250 ; badgsr , 6010c ; silver fox , 15.00 073.00. St. LonU General Market * . KT. LOUIS. April 6. FLOUIfc-Slow and Hauler ; patents , J4. 7034. SO ; straights , J4. 3084 , 45 ; clear , J4.0084.S3 ; medium , .50fi3.7 ; . WHEAT Lower , cluslng % v for May , Je for July and So for September below cslrrday , with taw market heavy ; root , hlKher ; No. 2 rH , raBh , elevator , 9So bid ! truck , 9oi April , Me ; Mar n.MQl.OOH ; July , 73o bid ; Boptombcr , 75Vio bid ; No , 2 hard , cash , 91We. CORN Firm and nbout uncharged , for fu tures ; spot * higher ; No. 2 cash , April nn I May , 27Hc ; July , ZSftc bid ; September , 2) > ic askod. OATS Firm for futures ; pnt , uUa-ly ; No. 2 cash , 20o bid ; track , 27c : April , : fic ; May , MV4o : July , 23 o ; No. y white. ItYEHtrons at Wo bid. FLAXSKBD-Nomlnally 11.13. TIMOTHY SEBD Prime , IJ.OOffl3.00. OOUNMBAL $ l.COei.U. DRAN Mrm ; sacked , ens * trr.'k , ICc. HAV-FIrm ; prairie , $6.008.ZS ; timothy , $ .TO Q10.50. DUTTER Higher ; creameiy , 1CJJ41c ; dairy , EOGS Higher it U < 5. WHISKY $1.9) . COTTON TIES 70c. . METALS Lrad , lower at 13.50 , oilers ; rp'lter , nominally J4.00. I'lK\nsiONS Pork , steady ; standard me w , jobbing , rJ.kTVj. l ird , lower ; prime steam. S3.10 ; choice , (3.15. Bacon , boxed Blwuldere , fj.JTWQ ) 5. to ; extra. short clear , S3.7J ; ribs , K.87W ; uhorts , 40.00. Dry salt meats , short clear , 4.7oj ) 4.87Vi ; extra , short clear , | 5.3 ; ribs , $5.37 % ; shorts , Jj.50. IlECCIPTS-Flour , 2.000 bbls. ; wheat , 10.0M bu. : corn , 33.000 bu , ; oats16,000 bu. SHH'MBNTS-Flour , 4,000 bhls. ; wheat , 108.000 Ui.j corn , 1C1.000 bu. ; onta. T.OOi ) bu. Ilnltlmore 'Miirfcctn. ' nALTIMOUE , April 6. FLOUIl-Qulct ; western - ern superfine , f2.70Q3.30 ; western extra , * 3.S3@ 4.00 ; western family , fl.25O4.CO ; . winter patents , f4.15S5.00 : tprlne patents , fo.25a5.40 ; sprlnff wheat straights , | 3. < X ) @ .19 ; receipts , 7,057 bbls. ; exports. : iJM bbls , WHEAT Easy ; spot and month , ( i9Vfj09'Ac ; May , WJioitfJl.CO ; steamer , No. 2 red , SJUW53Jjo ; receipts , 40,969 bu , ; exports , 76 , OW bu. ; southern wheat , by sample , OTcVJl.OO ; southern wheat , on grade , CORN Essy ; rpot , month and May , 34Uftb 34Hc ; steamer mixed , 34QJ4V < o ; receipts , 211,111 bu. : ' exports , 43,000 bu. : southern white corn , 36iT3CUc ; southern yellow , 3oic , OATd-Qulet : No. 2 white. 33833Vac ; No. 3 mixed " , tOj/:0ic ! ; receipts , 2C.SS7 bu. ; exports , none" RYU Firm : No. 2 nearby , CCo atked ; No. 3 western , 57c bid ; receipts , 4,419 bu , ; exports , none , HAY Firm : choice' timothy , $12.60013.00. ORAIN FREIOHTS Very dull : steam to Liv erpool , per bu. , 3Vidi Cork , for orders , per Quar ter , 3s 3d. April ; 3s Hid. May. IIUTTEII Firm : fancy creamery , 21if22c ; fancy Imitation , 17O1SC ; fancy ladle , ISc ; good ladle , UJfHoi store packed. 10 12c. EOOS Firm ; fresh , 10',4c. _ CIIEKSE Steady : fancy New York , large. 9VI ; fancy New York , medium , DVitflCc ; fancy New York , iinill , lOVlc. Knnnni * City < iruln anil rrovUlonn , KANSAS CITY. April 6.-WHEAT Matket closed dull and weak ; No. 1 hard , 9Cc ; No. 2 , SS ! ? H4c ; No. 3 , S5 i S8c : No. l r d , 93c ; No. 2 , $2Hc ; No. 3 , S9&90ttc ; No. : spring , 8 ! jc ; No. 3 , . COItN Market closed , rather weak ; No. S mixed , se OZIWe. OATS Market active and higher ; No. X white , IlYK Market higher ; No. 2 , 47c , HUTTER-Creamery higher at UO19c ; dairy , 13O13c. EOOS Market nrm and hither ; fresh , 8Hc. RECEIPTS Wheat , 11.000 bu. ; corn , 2304 ! bu. ; oat * . 11,000 bu. SHIl'MENTS-Wheat , 10.600 bu.j corn , 54,400 bu. Cincinnati Mnrket. CINCINNATI , April , -KLOUR-Dul ! : fancy , $3.TOO4.W. WHKATQulet ; No. 8 red. k- . CORN Steady ; No. mixed , RYK-Stenity at He. - PROVISIONS Hulk infill. Arm at $3.10. Da- con. firm at U. WHISKY Firm at ll.n. , IIUI7.1Ilr.FJ. " " . , n'.1 . > ' ? ? EI " cresmery. Kc : Ohio. IJSjIScS dnlr ) ' . SUQAR Vtrm ; hard refined , ry.at. KOQil-'QllUt at Sc.-- rilBB3i : Ste Jy ; good to prime Ohio flat , ' - OrledM Market. -.IV ORLEANS. April . HOQ PRODUCTS Dull , llnw txtrk , lUnJapl. ! . Lard , mined , tierce , $ . ( ajl 3.73 ; pur * lard , $3. . Doxed meats. dry s lt shoulJrtt. 14. HH : UliWt , KH Jt3. < ] ' 4j. lucon , clear rlli * ld ii. I .UHO .2J. Ham * , ciiclo4 sugar cured , IS.rA09.C4. COFTOK-foiill : Itlo. ordinary to fair , RlCM-StMdy ; onllnarr to vooil , 3Vc. Flxl'lt qulet | extra fancy , II. 0004. 7J ; pitent * . tt.tOttl.t5. COItN MltM II .KOI .79. HAV-Pr'nif , II1.WWll.00r eholpc. | H. I11.5) . COHN-No. } mixed , Mcktd , ISc ; while and yellow , OATS-No. 2 western. Mckcd. 31ic. ! Liverpool Mnrket. LIVKRPOOU April ( . WHEAT No. ! spot. firm ; No. 2 red winter , 7s 8',4d ; No. 1 northern rprlng , rrd , 8s Id. FIXHTR-St. IXHJls fancy winter , dull nt i 9.1. COIIN Spot , nrm : American mixed , new , Ss 3Hd ; future * , steady ; April , : s 2Hd ; May , 3 3Hd ; July , 3s 3 td. HOPS At I nJon ( Pacific coatt ) , dull at PROVISIONS Tleef , firm : extra. India mess , d ; prime men , 2 * M. Pork , firm ; prlrmi tine wentern , Sis 3.1. Ham * , short cut , steady ot 36s. Itaconsteaily nt 2' * ; fhort ribs , 31s ; lone clear middle * , light , 23s ; long clear middles , heavy , 2Ds. L rd , prime western , dull nt 26 d. Tallow , prims clly. 80s 9d * The grain and provision exchanges will , pb- scrva the Easter holiday * by closing from' 3 o'clock Thursday ot thl * week until the follow ing Tuesday. firnln Receipt * ) nt 1'rlnelpnl MnrketK. MINNEAPOLIS , April G.-ltecelpts ; Wfleiil. Mi cars. CHICAGO , April . llrcelpls today ! Wheat. 161 car * : corn , li can' oats , tM cars. Hstlmated car lots tomorrow : Wheat , 120 ; corn , 3-V ) ; < nU , 243. 243.ntlLUTH , Aprlt 6.-necelptsi Wheat , 1 ! * Toledo Mnrket. TOLKDO , April C.-WHEAT-ActIvc ; No. 2 cah. 9SV4c : May , 9Sc. , OORN Active and pleadNn. ) : . 2 mien ! , ' 3ic. OATS Dull nnd steady. No. 2 mlxoJ , 27V4c. urn nun : No. 2 rash , cic. CI.OVEnsnia > Active and higher ; prime cish , 2.9i bid. Detroit Mnrket. Dr/rnoiT , April C.-WHIAT NO. i white , 95c ; Nn , 2 red , cavh and Mny , 9Cc , CORN' No. 2 mixed , 3lc. OATS No. ! while , 31c. IlYH-No. 2 , H2Hc. I'oorla > Mnrketx. rnoitlA. April C. COnN firm : No , Z , OATH Firm : No. 3 white , : cvig27c. WHISKY-HlKli proof i-plrlts. fl.19' ' . Sun Frnnclnco When-t Mnrket. SAN FRANCISCO , April G. WHEAT Steady ; December , $ I.44Ti. IJARLEY Steady ; December , $1.25Vi. STOCKS AM ) IIOXDS. < he 1'rrnlilont'n n the JInrUct. NEW YORK , April 6. There Is a strong con viction In Wall street that delay In the sending In of the picililent's message la favorable to the avoidance of war. This was clearly manifest In the rcjponso of the market to tlJo early rumor from Washington that the president's message would not go In today , and to the later author ized announcement that It would be withheld until Monday. The disposition of the message was the central point about which the whole market turned all day. The assertions of the newspapers tl.ts morning that It would without question go In today , and that It would declare for forcible Intervention , caused the decline nt the opening , opening prices In almost all cases being the lowest of the day. The resistance to the decline nnd the quick recovery were a. sur prise to outside observer ? , who were prepared for something like a war panic on the exchange. Tllu recovery was due to cabled reports of a rumor In London that the message would not comw In until next Thursday , This rumor wns quickly discredited by statements from Wash ington , and the market drifted to n loner plane again , but not to the lonest. The stagnation of the trading during this period of waiting was almost absolute , and the sudden outbreak of ac tivity when the later authentic reports came from Washington that the"messagewould be de layed until Monday wa" In strong contrast. It was evident that the conclusion-was leaped to that the withholding of the message was due tea a reception of further proposals from Spain or to mo\ements for mediation by European pow ers giving promise that the two .countries . mlcht emerge peacefully frcm their entanglement. The violent advance was checked nnd reaction set In when It as stated that the delay was due to advice * from Consul Lee that he would not be able to secure the departure In safety of Ameri cans from Cuba before next Monday. Prices stiffened ngaln , however , before the close on the strength of the general sentiment that delay favored pence. The money market maintained a waiting attitude. Tlmp money was Hrm nt per cent for nil dates , tmt the xel'.inro market showed a hardening tendency. Gold continues to come from abroad. Uonds moved In sympathy with stocks and were stagnant until the last hour , when prices advanced.on a spurt of no- tlvlty. Total sales. Jl.SWOW. United States new 4 . registered , were ' ,4 per cent lov\er bjd. Prices otherwise unchanged for the day. New 4s , coupon - pen , sold at from 110 to 121M , the last transac- Th'o Evening Post's I > ondon financial cable gram says : "Thn slock markets here -ttere waiting for President McKtnloy's mcssane today. The tone was dull and -ffeverlrtrr Americans opened fairly teady and then gave way on. a sharp fall In Spanish 4s. The latter subsequently rallied on Paris buying , accompanied by reports that the emperor of Austria was endeavoring to Induce Spain to come to terms. Americans re covered with Fpanlnh 4s. .but In thestreet allth * market1) beam dull nguln , notably consols , on rumors that 7. " > .0 0 In gold hail teen orrtcrcdfor New Yolk from the Bank of England tomorrow. New York sent selling orders , for .Americans the first thing today. New York also took stocK on balance , nrazlls were better on t in riseln ex- chcnge. Gold to the amount of'18KtWwa withdrawn from thc > Bank of England today for New York , of which 101,0 < W wds 'lirxovpfelfni. ' It Is believed that tlJIs Indicates on expectancy of their probable return here 80on < - The > * mk > s eelllne price of easles Is 76s Sd. but the buying prlco Is probably 3d less. Hence to bring then , bock means considerable loss. No withdrawal for Saturday's holiday l > a yet teen announced. It Is believed that nothing but a war declaration will stop It. The city opinion .ltU | favprs a pmb- able aversion of war at the present time. The prevalent rate for money here today Is 2 % per cent , contracts being made subject. however , to a possible rlM In the Bank ot England's rate , to- closing quotations of the New York market today : Atchlson 11 } * lawallC. 0 22 H ( Jo pfd 20H St. P. A om 70 Baltimore * Ohio. . 10J < do pfa 1-45 Canada Pacific. . . . . 80 St. P.M. A Ml.- . 130 CanadaSoutnorn. . . 47 9o. Pacific 14 Central Pacific. 12 So. Railway.- > . Chps.&omo 1HJ < do pfd 27M ChleagofcAlton..lS3J < Texas * Pacino. . . . 10 ! ' a.n.iQ OS- Jnlon Pacific C.&E. 1 82 J. P. D. AO , . C.C.C.ASt.1 , 2H * Wabash u ; dopfd 70 do pfd 1ft ) . Del. * Hudson. Wheel. & L. K.r. . . . IH Del. L. * W. . . . . Wheel. * L. B. pfd S ? . ' Den.&RloO 10 AdaoiD Ex 100 do pfd. . . , 44U American Ex . ,121) Erlonow ( ) . 12 ! ? llnltpa Htr.tcs Ex. . . 38 Erlolstpta WellBFareo EX..11S Ft , Wnyno . .108 Am. Cot. Oil 10K OrcatNorthernpM.l 48 A. Cot.Oil pfd. , . . . UO Hoclttm ? Valley. . . . M ( Am. SplritH D IlllnolsCentr.il. . . . 00 > Am. Spirits pfd 10V < Lake Erie &W 14 Am. Tooacco 102H dopfd 09 do Pfil Ill Lake Shorn . . .nn People's ( iaa U2U Louisvlllo & Nash. COM Cons , ( inn 17RI * Manhattan L Com. C.illn CO 1C I ) Met. St. llv Col. F. A Iron IS Michigan Central..105 dopfd DO Minn. A St. L a : ) Gen. ElPCtno 33 do 1st pfd 30 minolKStoel. 45 Mo.PaclBc 27 U LaCledo Gas 43 Mobile A Ohio 27 Lead 30 Mo.K.AT 10 no pfd 102 Mo.K. & T fd 2 Nat. Lin. Oil IS ) Chl.Ind. AL 7 Oreeon Imp , Co V7 dopfd 23 PaolBoMnll V'5 N J .contral 02 Pullman Pal 170 N.Y.C.mtral 111H Silver Certificates. . SO N.Y.Chi. ASt. L. . 12 Stnnd.RopoAT. . . . 31. do 1st pfd OH Sugar licit dO''dpfd ' 'It do pfil 107h Norfolk A Western 12 T.C.l * iron 20 , No. Amer. Co 6K U. a. Leather fill No.l'acluc 2m : do pfd B7fc donfd ' . ' < V. S.Uubber : JU ) Ontario A W 14 do pfd Ill Ore. Ik AN.1V 45 Western Union. . . . SO ! Ore. Short Line 27 Northwestern PtttBburs 10A do pfd 17'J ) llradm ? 17 Rio Uran Jo West . 23 ItocU Island Hi ) do prd C4 8. L.&S. P W Chlcao-Grvat W. . 10) ) aa Istpfd fi'i St. L. , ! k9. W 4 St. Paul HOW do pfd do pfd . .142 Uoadliitf 1st pfil. . . Sales of stocks today , K,704 shares , Including Atchlson preferred , 31.300 ; Durllngton , 33.730 Manhattan. 16,040 ; Metropolitan , 9,210 : Ileadlnf preferred , 6,723 ; Missouri Paclft ? , 3.017 : New Yorl Central , 4.SSO ; Northern Paclllc , C.443 ; Northern I'aclllo preferred , 10.3JO ; Itock Island , 14.SDO ; St Paul , 34.SB3 ; Southern preferred , 3,017 ; Union Pa cine. 31.C75 : Union Pacific. Denver & Qulf. 5 ) Tobacco , 16,443 ; People's Qas , 5,7 ? ) ; Sugar , 38 Iloxtoii Stock Quotation * . BOSTON' , April 6. Call loam , 34C3 per cent time loans , 6QO per rent. Closing price for stocks , bonds and mining shares : A.T.3. f ll' < W. Kloc. pfd American Smrar. . 110H JM. Klaa. Ill 100 Am.Siirar utJ. , . . 1UB Ocn. Eleo. pfd 00 Bav 8Wta Oa IH AtchlHoii pfd 20 ! Bell rolephcne. . . 245 AtChlHOII 4H. . . , . . HO Boston&Albinr. 210 Now England U . . . 113 DoatonA Mama. . . 103 Allouei Mlntnz Oj 1 ! C..D.4Q 03H Atlantic 27 FltchDunr 1)8 lioston * Montaoi 17.1 Oeneral Rlbotno. . .1'JH UuttoA Uostcn. . . . 24 ! Illinois Steal 45i Calumet A HocU. , D17 Uenvan Central. . 4H Oentennlaii 13L. N. Y.A N. K. pfd. . 8S Fmnklln 10) ) Ore. Short Llnu. . . ' 'H Osceola 4O KuDDer Ill Culnoy 107 Union Paclno IOH Tamarnrn 140 WestEna 7UK Wolvrrlnea : o West End DtO. . . . . 102 Parroti -23 W. Bloo 20W The lioston StocM exchange wll ( be closed o Good Friday. Foreign Financial. LONPON , April . Th * market for America securities , after declining a small fraction , hare rned slightly. Closing wan steady. Operator were Inactive. Gold to the amount of 116.0 was withdrawn from the Honk of England , In cludlnir 8 .000 American eagles. Of this amoun 100M/0 was shipped to New York and 00.00 to Stouth America. Spanish 4 * closed on th Stork exchanee at 4SV4. a net loss of H from yesterday * * closing prices , flold is quoted a Ilueno * Ayres today at 165.10. PARIS. April . Owlnir to a fresh ttrcak I Spanish 4s business on tit bourse today opened weak , subsequently Improvtd. and. remained la- actlva until hortlir bffiirlKi ) etos of thi > m r- ket , when , on rum < -r potnllnir to th rrwdlatlon of th power * . Pponlnh'OLrnTlIM hal-ply. with n tendency to be nrm , n'nd'rloMd ' with a partial recovery from the loweffimcp. Spanish 4s cloiei at 49 ex.Jnt. Oo lnr 'wa * CO 1S-16 yesterday. fu t > er cent r ntci , HMiJRa for the aocount. nnLtN , April . Uuilr.t H on the bourne to day was hesitating nntfdull. . There were few transactions And Amerlq r | Mcurltles were wenk. MAU1UD , April d-fl ullh 4) clotrA at CS.U ) . \ew York -MJinW * Mnrket. Nn\V TOHK. April t bNUY O.V CALL- Nnmlnnlly , SII.1 per cent. , . . , 1'HIMi : MKltrANTIlJ ! ' < MViit-BirO OT rent. HTUIILINII EXCHANOr > ifleady , wllh actml business ) In bankers' bill * tl I4.RU4.MH for de tnnnd nnd tl-SO'iOI.WH ftwJ lxty dayj ; . rnti > s , H.SliJI.Slh and 34.S4UI.8IVi , i < nntnci UI bills. St.TH'i. . " > SILVER CEn-nFICATJC8-.y5ttf.fWiC. IIAR SILVER 5 c. . if MEXICAN DOIJ.ARS .4JiJe. GOVERNMENT UOND8 Weak ; new 4 . teg. nnd coupon , 120 ; 4s , rut. , l ( > 8Vi ! coupon. H'/t ! : * . 97 < i > 6 * . rcg.nd cuupun , lllVi ! i'laldo to of ' 9. 103. Closing quotations on bonds were a * follows : " - - - - - ra.as in U.S.naw4icou..l21 . NC.Gs ia2M U.S , 48.ro * 103k N.C.4 * 100 U.S. 4s. coup HIM No. Paclfla 1sts. . .113 tl.s.'js. ra/ 1'7 No. 1'ncllla 3s. . . . M U.S. St.Tff 113 NO. P.icltlc 4 03 U. S. B . coup 112 H. Y.G&St. L.4H..101 District3. 05 * . , , , . Ill ) S. AW. 0 * 120 Alft..ol.-VM A 10S1 H W. Consols ,143 Ala.omn.n 10(1 ( N.W. Dull. Os Ill ) Ala..MaBsO 5 Ore. Nav.lSU lift Aln. Currently. , . . P.1 < > m. Nav. t * . . . . V1H Atchison4 87 ! O.S. L , . Oa. t. r. Ill ) Atchmonaal. 4ft. . . . O. S.L Q . t. r 10,1 O. Imn. lts. t. r. , . . lot ) Chicago Ter'l 48. . . H'J O. Imp , an , t. r B4M O.AO. M 11HH Pacinobn of'OS. . .103 ' ' ' Heading 4 * bOVfj Dii'ii. ( i. UM. . . 'IDS ll.n.Wcat Inta HI ) n. AU. o.4s si ) St. L. A I. M. Coi. I 87 H KAHtTonn. 1813. . . . 103 SUL.AS. K.Osn.O. 11B KrlrOon. 48 07 St. P. Comal * 110 F W Al > . IP. t. r. . 7 St. P.O. A P. UU. . . 118 Weti.Eli'C. 6s 100 St. P.O. A P. .li. . . . 113M O.K. < 3. A. 0 * 102 Soiuhen ) Rv. 5 . . . . HSU O.II.AS. -Ms..UK ) S. R.AT. Os 05 Il.AT.Ccnt.S3 Ill ) Tenii. now net3s. . . 83 H.AT.O.cou Os. .101 T.'jc. P.IO. L n.MiH O'J Iowa O. IBM I'OW ' Tox. P.io. Itif. Ma , , ill K. p. con. , t. r 102 U. P. D. , VO. lut.s. . 03 > ( K.P. Ists.t. r 1'4 Wnb. IstSs. KH1H Ln.NowCon.43. . . . 07H Wnb. 2m 77 L. AN. Unl. 43 83 West Shorn li 1O7 Missouri On 100 Va. CoiiturlPd 07H M.K.AT.Ud * 00 V.i. doferrad 3 M. K.AT.4H HO Union P.iclllo pfd. . C3 N. Y. C. IBM 11.1 Uiilou Pacing 4s. . . Hlij Sail KranrlMvo Mining ( liintntloim. SAN FRANCISCO , Aprlt C.-oniclnl closlne nuotntlons on mining stocks today \\eia as fel lows : Aim id Julia i AlohaCon 7 Justice 2J Andes 11 Kentucky Coil 3 Belcher 21 Mexican 41 DcBlAUelohor. . . . 32 Occidental Con. . . . 205 ulllon 7 Oolilr. 711 DnlworCoii C. ' > Overman 8 Potosi 41 linlleniro Con 45 Savare jjj hollar. tl.t Scorpion 3 onflUcnce 78 Sierra Nevada. . , . 185 on.cai..VV.t. . . . 1 Sliver Hill 2 on. New York. . . 23 Union Con. . . . 45 rown Point ' . ' 3 Utah Con 11 oiiiaACurrla , , : 2.1 Yellow Jnu'.cot sii 123 StunUanl 100 Hllver hnra , M c ; Mexican dollars , 45Uf4Cc ; afts , sight , 15c ; telegraph , ITijc. Xew York MlnliiK ( liintnllonn. NEW YOIIK , April C. The follow Ins are the losing mining quotations : hollar. 40 Onnrio. . . s.vi rown Point. 20 Onnir. 70 on. Cal. & Va. . . . 70 I'lvmoutn , . 8 o.irtwoou 75 Oulcltsllver 10J ouUli Cilrrv 'Jl ( Oulcltmlvur ofd. . . 20D aleiNoreross. . Ill ) Sierra Mava'la. . . . 101) lomesi.iKe 3700 Standard 170 ron Silver HO Union Con 40 Mexican 40 Yellow Jacket . . . . 20 Fliiaticlnlj Xoten. OMAHA , April C. Tlic clearing for the day ere t l3,714.e4 ; balances. J35/,1D.19. In 15U7 the earing * ucre $ C46,5C..47 ! nnd th < Imlnncee J123- J3.73. Increase In clearings , JS90.1W.17. ' CHICAGO , April 6.-ClcailiBs , f24,41S,874. New 'orlc exchange , 43c dlrtountT pouted rates. II.SI nil $1.81. Stocks , stronff anil active ; Alley Ij , H bid , 61 ntkt-d ; lilseult. 23 > { ; Biscuit preferred , 0 ; Diamond Match , KJjJ.ikff Street L. 11 ; North Chicago , 217 ; Straw board82 bid , 23)i asked ; Vest Chicago , Wi. { ST. LOUIH , April C.- l nrJnss. ft,147,530 ; bal- nces , $ b54,0lo. Money , 5W8 per cent ; New York xghnnse , SOc dlaount b'ld , 4 < Xj discount asked , I1ALTIMOIIK. April 'Af-Clearlngs , f2G07,732 ; alances. } 341tt > ! > . ' l , PHILADELPHIA. April C.-Clearlnss , fIO,940- 21 ; balancen , ll.SOS.CRS. t MEMPHIS , April 6. 'Clearings. $356r,23 ; bal- ncc , ? C7,000. New Yorlt exchange , $1.50 pre mium. * * NEW YORK , April ClcarIngs , J11C,03.2S1 ; balances. t ,4COfi2. I IfQSTON , April 6. Clearings , , flG,13S,33G ; bal ances. II , 78.1.823. CINCINNATI , April G.-CloarlnRs , J2.177.3.-iO. S'ew York exchange , C06 , decount. | Money , 34fr6 ! ier cent. ' I ' , 'i t yn i 'COTTO.V MAHKKT. olltlcnlc - Continue * to Be the Doinlnnnt < Vnctnr. NEW YOUK , April S. Today' * cotton market was at the mercy of political news , with , xpecu- allen restricted aj In several week * past to the professional element. Throughout the forenoon luctuatlons were narrow and the market devoid of feature worthy of mention. After opening steady , with prices 1 point lower to 2 points ilglier. there was an advance to a net gain ot ! to 3 points on light foreign buying and some ocal covering , In response to favorable English cables , Liater In the forenoon price * gave way to ncatterlns selling fcy calpera , and by midday aat night's prices were current. About the mid dle of the afternoon business became more ac : lvo and the market decidedly steadier on local Buying started by ( sensational dispatches from Washington , among \vhcU ! was a report that the president would send no report to congress , wltti : ho possibility of Us being held back until Mon day , and a rumor that Consul General Lee had not left Havana and would not do so until fur ther orders. These reports received more or less credence , owing to the fact that stocks were materially higher. The market was finally steady at n net train of 2 to < 'points. Spot , steady ; middling , S-lGo ; net receipt * . 129 bales ; gross , 6,815 bales ; exporta to Great Hrltttln , 1.333 bales ; to the continent , 1.054 bales ; forwarded , 2,278 bales ; sales , 903 bales ; spinners , 303 bales ; stock , 199.611 bales. Total to < lay : Net receipts , 814,663 bales ; exports to Great Britain , 9,069 bales ; to the continent , 21,853 bales ; stock , 800,169 bale * . Consolidated : Net receipts. 61,333 bales ; exports lo Great Rrltaln. 37,860 bales ; to France , 11,2(3 bales ; to the continent , W > 189 bales. Total since September 1 : Net receipts , 7,961.249 bales ; ex ports to Great lirltaln. 2.942,771 bales ; to France , 738.COO balex ; to the continent , 2..TO.S30 bales. NEW OllfvKANS , April 0. COTTON Steady ; sales , 3,200 tales ; ordinary , 4 9-lGc ; good ordinary , 415-lGc ; low noddling. die : middling , C 9-16c ; good middling , 513-16o ; middling fair , C 5-lCc ; receipts , 4,100 bales ; stock , 317,753 bales. Wool 3lnrkc < H. nOSTON , April 6. WOOL Following are thb quotations for leading descriptions : Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces , X and above , 2C4r27c ; XX and above , 30c ; delaine. 3083Ic ; No. 1 combing , 30c ; No. 2 combing , 3Qc. Michigan. Wliconsln , etc , X Michigan , 24a ; No. 1 Michigan combing28c : No. 1 Illlnoln tombing , 2Sc ; No. 2 combing2S029c ; No. 2 Illi nois combing , 2SQ29c ; X New York , New Hamp shire and Vermont , 23@24c ; No. 1 New York , New Hampshire nnd Vermont , 27c ; delaine Michigan , JSc ; unwashed medium , Kentucky and Indiana quarter blood combing , 23c ; Kentucky and Indiana three-eighths blood coirtblng , 23c ; Mlpsourl quarter blood combing , 22c ; Missouri ttiree-clghtt.ii blood comb'ns , 22'ic ; braid combIng - Ing , 20c ; I iko and Georgia , :2c. Texas wools- Spring medium (12 months ) , ISCISc ; scoured , 4Jy 45c ; spring fins (12 months ) . 18J19a ; ncoured , f c. Territory wools Montana flne and medium tine , 16@18c ; scoured , 404Sc ; staple , 50c : Utah. Wy- omlng , etc. Fine medium and fine , l&W17c ; staple , We ; scoured , 45O17c. Australian wools- Scoured basis , combing , ruperflne , 70ff72o ; combIng - Ing , Ktioj , 63jSc ; camblng , average , C2Q63c ; Queensland combing , 65c. The American Wool and Cotton Reporter will Bay tomorrow of the wool market : In point of sales the market shows n decided Improvement - ment over last week. oVfriJOO per cent moro wocl hn > lng been sold , duel to a few spcclaV transactions. Prices arc just where they were a week ago. The sales ( of Iho week amount to CT2.00) Ibs. domestic nnd 748,000 Ibs. foreign , making a total of 1tlSfX . Ibs. , galnt a total ot 353,000 Ibs. for the , previous \\eek nnd n total of 8,508OCO Ibi. for ihe corresponding week lait year 8T. LOUIS , April O.-WOOL-Kaslcr : me. dlum. 010c : light line , I3@ > 10c ; heavy nne , sg 14c ; tub washed , 22Q2SHO. Oil Mnrkc'u. OIU CITY , Pa. . April C. tt-edlt balances , 73c ; certfncates , no fates ; cash oil opened nt 74V c bid ; closer ! nt 74c bid ! regular cloned nt 7C c bid : shipments , 6 > , C2l bt'l.T.runs , 89,434 bbls. CHARLESTON. B. P. . ' April . OILS Tur pentine , market firm at' 2 $ < ° . Rosin , nrm and urclanged. " ' SAVANNAH , Oa. , April'C.J-OILS-8plrlls tur pentine , firm at 26 c. itatln , firm ; nuotatlonx ; A , I ) , C. D. $1.15 ; E. HJ0 ! ; F , II.Mt n , $1.40 ; H. $1.50 : I , K , $1.U ; M ; I KM ] N. $1.70 ; window llntx. | l.M : water white , .J.I.03. WILiMINOTON. N. C."Ap7ll S.-OII S-Splrlts turpentine , steady at M'iOJTc. Rosin , prices un changed. Crude turpentine , nothing doing. Tar , Quiet at 90c. York Orr Oooil Market. NEW YORir , April O.-War talk takes he place of trading In the dry goods district. re Is no improvement In the demand by mall and little or no store trading , and the price tone In most divisions of the market Is tery low. The demand for seasonable goods In cotton llnej heU also quiet. StaplfB are without feature In any trade. Brown roods are the subject of only ' limited request. flnlthra , converters and the like lines of consumers being Inactive In the market. lllescltj goods are alro quiet and featureless. Coarse colored goods are quiet In nearly all lines. The market for print cloths la quiet. SInrkets. NEW YORK , April C SUOAR Dull : open kettle. 2'f3c ; granulated. 4c : whites. 4 7-1 * ? ; yellow. 4U4 S.6c | ; seconds , 2 % 3 15-160. Molasses , dull : centrlfucal. BONc. NEW ORLEANS , AprltSUQARRaw. -SUQAR-Raw. firm ; fa'r rtflnlnv , JHc ; ccntrlfuval. 91 test , 4V4c ; reflnel. nrm : molt A , 5 We ; staodanl A. S 1-lto ; conftr- tloners * A , 6 1-lCc ; cut loaf , S ll-16o ; cruihe.l , I ll-16c : powdered , S 7-Uc ; granulitcj , C 3-lIc ; cubes , 6 7-l . t n * * rmfmmr t > A % n jM I OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Stiff Bun of All Sorts and Unusually Brisk Business. HANDY CATTLE SELL QUITE STEADY Active lleitmiul fur Dmlrnlilc Light Ileevfn , but Cnnrxrr ( frnilco Are Klectttl llnRS ) Active t the Decline , SOUTH OMAHA , April e.-Recolpts for the days Indicated tfere : . , Cattle. Ho . Sheep. Hor't. April 8 3.513 8,218 7,303 2 April 5 2.U19 0,052 3.G53 61 April 4 1,226 1.139 9,453 April 2. . . . . 800 3,1W 3.127 April 1 1,741 6,113 3.SS6 . . . . MarcJ , 21 g.SSTi 6,137 11.0G9 21 JIaroh 30 3.6S3 7,394 10,001 21 March 29 f97S 4,632 4,541 Mnroh 2S 1,360 1.3J9 4,036 March 26 , , ,4. % 3 6.2JS 2.7 % U March 23 1.7S7 7,613 S.333 1 March 24 ? , JOl 5,751 7.508 . . . . Murcli 23 2,837 3,339 S.906 23 March "J. . . . . . . . . . . 2,83ft 4.2C4 6,913 1 March 21 1,423 1.77S B.716 18 The oftlclal number ot cars of stock brought In today by each roaJ wan : _ Cattle. Hogg. Sheep. H'scs. C. . M. & St. P. Ry . . V. O. & St. L. Ily 3 3 Missouri 1'nclllc ny. . 14 4 2 Union Paclllc System 13 24 23 C. & N.V. . Ky . . . . 2 K , 13. & M. V. U. H. . 40 21 . . 1 H. C. & P. Ry 1 C. , St. P. . M. & O. Ry 19 5 H. & M. R. R. II. . . . 41 37 8 C. . IJ. & Q. Ily 7 S K. C. & St. J 1 C. , It. I. & P. Ily. . E 3 1 . . . . C. , R. I. & P. Ily. , W 2 2 Total receipts . . . . 153 112 33 1 The disposition of the day's receipts was ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num ber of head Indicated : Ruyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Packing Co . . . . CO 479 3 The G , H. Hammondi Co 479 2,121 C39 Swift and Company . . . . 741 2.1S9 2210 The Cudahy PuckliifT Co 1,029 2.SI7 1 902 P. D. Armour , Chlciiso. 421 . . . . 1003 R. Bceker and Dcgan. . 100 . . . . . . . Vansant & Co 2 J. L. Carey 4'j I.olmmn & RothKc'nllds. . 144 W. I. Stephens 1 Huston & Co 41 H. Hamilton 27 U F. Husz 103 Hammond , K. C. 323 fewlfth , country 3W Cudahy , Kansas City . . 203 Planklnton , Milwaukee 434 . . . . Chicago P. Co. , Neb. City . . . . 110 Other buyers 103 Left over iXX ) Totals 3,503 8,309 6,637 The yards wcro full of cattle , hogs nml sheen t' < il3 morning , the total arrivals amounting to almost SOU cars. It wns In fact the largest run of any day since Tues day of last week , when about the same number arrived. Arrivals at other selling points wcro also largo and nt the best val ues were no more than steady , while the .general tendency wns lower. CATTLli Today's receipts of cattle wore liberal for the middle of the week , t'nough not quite up to the. large run of u week ago. On nn average the quality was fair but nothing extra. As usual at this tlmo of the year the most of the cattle were corn fed beef steers with only a sprinkling of cow Bluff , stock cattle , etc. The market opened wifn a good buying demand lor handy fat beeves and the trade was leasonably active on that kind of stuff with prices Just about steady. Buyers seemed to have liberal orders for the kind of cattle that they wanted nnd the offerIngs - Ings of such ns tilled t'ne requirements wcro BOOH all taken. At the same time heavy cattle nnd especially those on the coarser order were neglected to a considerable de gree as has been the case for n few days back. Moreover , heavy cattle In addition to belng-slow.-wcre-a-llttle-Iower . and sales men In most cases found It hard work to dispose'Of all' of their holdings , BO fnat It was rather late before a clearance was effected. Considering the total number of cattle here the offerings of cows and heifers were far from large , omy about twenty or twen ty-five loads beingon sale. Tna demand for butcher's stock wns active and the movement In this division of t'ne market , free. The buyers seemed to want the rat tle and.they went , after them In a hurry , everything selling curly and at fully stead > prices. Buyers in some cases called their purchases strong. There were n few nelf- ers in t'ne yards good enough to bring J4.25. Stockers and feeders were In very light supply while the demand wns good and the market firm. * Representative Hales ; OTHERS. No. Ay. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 10..1451 $4 75 K..1232 $470 53..1334 $4 75 22. . . . 938 430 22..1183 445 25..1084 445 18..1H8 400. 33. . . . 1320 .4 66 40..1264 4 SJ 46..122J 4 65 47.1042 4 35 12..1082 4 3 $ 17..iU91l39 2L..103fl.23 14..1073 4 40 19..1363 4 CO 4..1325 4 CO 23.,1176 4 40 1..1000 440 3..11W 415 1. . . . SCO 430 72. . . . CO 430 ' 17..Mm * 4 60 19..1229 475 20..1100 4 70 4.,1000 4 30 7. . . . 971 4 U 1..1290 4 35 38. . . . 781 4 10 38..1171 4 10 2..1140 4 40 2. . . . 8SO 4 25 36..1681 4 C5 8..1050 4 238.1..1093 4 15 SO..1178 4 CO L. . . 90 400 1. . . . 6SO 4H 20..1363 4(5 21.ma 433 17..1257 4 CO 21..1U3 4 CS 15..1407 423 1..I050 430 111..1130 460 20..12G3 443 2..1115 415 19..1122 440 19..13M 4 & 10..1245 4 63 19..1139 4 40 5. . . . 822 4 15 3..1151 4 00 14..1087 4 50 34..1213 4 35 20..1111 4 45 23..12C7 4 40 L. . . 940 400 23..1208 425 Cl. . . . 924 415 13..11CO 4 40 19..1342 4 25 1C..1162 4 13 70..1228 4 CO 7..1035 4 45 SO..1337 4 35 4..1037 4 45 3.1330 4 00 19.,1400 4 45 12. . . . 1301 401 31..1177 445 39..1349 470 L. . . 740 390 1. . . . SCO 400 S3..1016 430 19..list 440 G. . . . m 415 St..1418 405 3. . . . 723 4 C4 3. . . . 720 4 04 1..1000 4 20 8..1181 410 21..1392 490 18..1212 4 CO 14.,1320 4 45 6..1101 4 40 18..1245 4 CO 1..1WO 415 2..1075 400 20..1361 423 3..1196 4 35 3..1150 4 24 1..1110 4 20 1. . . . 810 4 40 20..1109 4 45 COWS. 4..10S7 S TO 23..HO ) .100 ID..1111 354 i..ioi4 32 ; i. . . . 910 ax i. . . . bio SM 3..lOOt ; 325 ll.U l 373 2..1145 3 t > 0 1..12CO 3 75 2. . . . 1195 ! l 75 L. . . 920 3 25 2. . . , 9.0 SCO 2..1010 335 1..12JO 3 7i ) 2..1225 370 1..11W 390 1..1224 3 CO 2..1143 3 CS 1..1020 41-0 1..UW 3 8r 1..1I70 3 CS L..10CO 3 CD 1..11W 340 64. . . . 935 , V 90 1. . , . 760 250 1. . , . 91H ) 300 2..1073 T M 1. , . . WO 2 S3 4.1062 S 70 1. . . . 830 204 1..1160 275 2. . . . 915 275 1. . . . 960 325 1. . . , 910 325 1..1450 32 ! ! . . . < 700 2 75 14.1018 3 05 1..1404 3 85 8..10(0 365 1..I070 3 C5 I. . . . S70 SCO 5..1130 3 CS 1..1394 3 I' 1. , . . 810 3 70 2..11SU 335 1. . . . fchO 320 1..1I80 SCO 3. . . . 973 384 1..1010.3 S3 1..164. ) 3)5 1..1240 385 1..1030 SCO 2. . . . 120 235 C..1130 320 1..1100 335 17..9,9 3 GO 1..1170 3 75 3. . . . 414 S 04 6..105S 3 C5 1. . . . 9S4 275 1..11W 365 1. . . . 770 325 1..1C60 300 1. . . . 750 20) ) 2..1275 3 CO 8.,1012 3 C5 1..10613 94 2.1070 3 70 1..H70 3 70 4..101) 3 li l..122a 3 25 1..1110 3 CO 1..1170 370 1. . . , 790 225 1 , . . . S 0 2 25 1. . . . 540 2 25 4..1012 3 SO 1..10SO 325 6. . . . 9S3 370 7. . . , 928 370 4..1014 3 95 1..1170 3 M 3..1256 3 SO 9. . . . 934 3 75 2..1343 3 CO 2..I205 3 90 2..10.10 40) li..lij.,3 355 7. , . . 904 240 1..1134 354 11..1130 3 85 21..1015 380 3..1010 375 L. . . WO 375 1..1044 343 IIUIFCRS. I..i920 410 43. . . . 731 415 1. . . . 530 383 M. . . . "El 4 15 1. . . . 420 3 41) 3..1273 4 15 L. . . SM 4 15 1. . . . 70) 3 75 2. . . , 925 4 15 C4..1077 4 20 1. . . , 880 3 64 1. . . . 850 3 60 S. . . . 850 4 04 2. . . . Ml 4 20 14. . . . 9S3 4 04 2.,1010 425 25. . . . CIS 385 1. . . . KO 360 1..10SO 4 34 COWS AND HEIFERS. 12.,1015 3 E8 1..1604 3 M 1. . . ,172) 3 23 1..1279 320 1..1600 3 45 1. . . . 950 3 C5 1..16.S4 4 CO 1. . . .141)3 ) 3 44 1..12M 3 15 1..1HO 3 40 1..11114 33ft .l..112 < > 325 1. . . . SCO 325 1..19S4 335 1..HCO 3 CS 1..1774 3 0 9. , , .1452 320 1..IXO 250 l.510 354 2.,1335 SCO 1..1534 3'73 1..13CO 370 1..1204 344 1. . . , K4 304 1..1210 375 l..lS2i > 320 2..1190 335 - CALVEH. 5. . , . 118 C 73 1. . . . 310 5 75 STAGS. 1..NKO 3 20 . . . . 991 3 70 1..12IO S S5 21..1487 370 STOCKHRS AND FEEDERS. 4..1007 4 S5 15. . . . 984 4 V 1. , . , 940 3 IE 2. . . , 5 4 15 14..K61 3 22 8..HOC 3 K 14. , . . 553 46(1 ( 4. . . . U ) 310 1. . . . 770 S 7t > . . . . 555 4 15 1. . . . SM 125 2. . . . 625 4 CO 52. . . . 475 5 OS 1. . . , 414 434 4. . . . 70S 4 CO 1. . , . 72. ) 400 11. . . . 44.1 50) ) : . . . . 305 425 6. . , . 9504 CO L.i.fW 199 68..1448 455 39..1433 4 70 L. . . 540 5 00 L. . . 937 4 15 I. . . . K6 4 25 IIOQS lleriorta thin morning showed IK cars ot nog * In Die yards , the.largect run In name weeks , the nearest approach to that number bavlnc ( been on March 23 , when 147 car * arrived. At the same time , all other market points shoed largo receipts , which of ttielf was a docldod bear Influence. The fact that the light receipts for the past few days at this point caused a gradual advance In value * , until this market yesterday was out of line with other markets , also tended to depress the market , buyer * feeling that a reaction was due. On top of these came the still further Leur Influence of the reported de cllno at other selling points. Under such u combination of adverse Influ ences the market opened JBlOo lower. Sellers e me < i to realize the Impossibility of holding the market up under the circumstances and they let the holdings t'o at the opening bids , Tr * h } IlKlit mixed loads old down to $3.65 , with rood mixed loads at $3.70 , and a f w heavy st $3.7 } . The market was active at the decline , and the , bin hulk of the hogs changed hands early In the morning , the buyers apparently wanting thrm at the price * . Toward the Uit U > < situation Improved under I tht | | Infmrne * of the \ ry excellent burlnc de- tnKml , and the rtom WAS N hndi > slrormrr. InI. stead ot 13.70 , good mixed londi brought In ninny ras * M.7 > H. with a few rood butcherwdgMn at $3W. . Today'n decline wiped out oil of yrMffJnjr * advance and n part of Monday' * , but Mill leave * the Innrkct n hml * higher Ihun It wn * nl Itm clo of last werk anil IPc higher than It Wa n wtek. ago. luprcfcnlnthfl rules : No. Av. 8h. Pr. No. Av , Ph. Pr. W 1M 4-$3 211 VX ) 363 4 * > WS 1 4 act . . . . . . . . . . . S ST. Cl 2 * ) 49 3 7 > 4 07 pi . . . 3 f.7H C9.i.u ! ! ! ; ! ! ! 3 74 6jll'f ! ! ! 'i ice s 2J K . . . .1 73 .17 IW . . . 370 . . . . . . . . IS ) S 70 13 ' 7i > . . . .1 ' 63..SSI 120 374 70 Jit , , , 37(1 ( M 347 . . . 370 . . . . . . . . 10) ' 70 11 217 O 374 7 } 214 40 7i > 67 2M ) 3 7i ) 0' ' ) 22 1 ? ) 3 70 3 S79 121 374 . 77.i. . , . : . . . 3 * ' ' ' ' ' ' " . . . , . . 40 t 70 < 3lr.27l ! ! ! ! ! ' ) 3 7A C 2i * 20) S 74 711 246 . . . Til f,7 S39 40 37J M1UuuUlSS , . . . 374 77 . . ,2. > 9 . . . 3 7il " , , , . , , , . : ft ) 3 70 10 tt'S ' . . . 374 C ] S < i 12) .1 TO C2 22.1 . . . 3 70 " . . . . . . . . . . . 3 70 67 2 40 370 32 213 , , , S 70 82 267 12i ) 370 65 l ( ) 74 193 : ! ICO 3 79 57 240 . . . S 70 M 2J'i . . . 3 70 C5 216 M i 74 76 * > ' ) . . . 3 7ft 100 210 40 3 W M 2M . . . 374 101 110 SO 3 D R ) 218 40 3 71) fi.1 2C1 (0 3 70 77. . 211 . . . S 7i ) M 2 < i . . . 3"i CO. 2.1S . . . 3 ' > 73. , , 772 4) 3 74 C2 JUS . . . 3TT ) r.7 , , ? l < ) 40 S 74 il MO 124 3 74 M 2- ! . . . 3 74 M ZXI S. ) 3 74 76 253 124 3 7 < ) Cl 211 M S72H 73 217 J04 37214 M J7 W 3724 73 211 . .t 3 72'4 ' C6 M 10) ) SttVi 72 2 < 1 . . . 3 72'4. ° 1 124 3 72' M 2M . . . 3 7SV , 72 2VJ 210 3 7Ii'j M 1C3 M 3 7214 ' C9 2W 1W 37214 61) 117 160 3 72'J 61 3rt IS ) 37214 29 J 1 . . . 3 72'i ' 7S ! * ! > 13) 3 72'4 27 2V > , , . 3 72 > 4 76 y.O 80 37214 81 236 . . . 3 73(4 ( 55 271 . . . 3 7214 70 2.11 SO 3 72'4 IA r.2V > 40 3 72fj 7J 2-cl 40 3 72" , SO 2it 80 3 7214 61 231 . . . 3 72H 1" V , . , , . 3 7 > I 11 241 . . . .175 10 241 . . . 375 15 234 . . . 375 233 . . . 375 C4 2 S . . . 37 ! ! 64 26S . . . 3 73 f > 9 2S5 8 > 3 75 63 250 SO 373 71 211 . . . 373 40 2" > J SO .175 i C,4 2C3 SO 373 72 231 . . . 373 W 3 < H . . . 37' 6.S 260 40 373 f.6 230 . . . 373 11.1 2V1 TO 371 121 272 SO 375 71 231 120 375 0 2S1 . . . 3 7S r.- 251 . . . 3 75 f,3 2'l | CO 3 73 62 2(2 . . . 371 9J 22) ) . . . 3 TS 40 231 . . . 375 < 11. , . 311 80 37.1 C5 2S3 200 37714 M. . . 30 ! ) . . . 37714 C3 261 SO 3 7714 M 274 . . . 3 7t4 Cl 2i7 ! 80 37714 65 271 fO 3 M C6 524 . . . 3 S2W WAGON nous-Timow OUTS. 7 212 . . . 225 1 310 . . . 2 SO 4 , .2M . . . SCO 10 217 . . . 3 Cl : 4 217 . . . 363 I ! 2I . . . 1671 , 2 411 . . . 3671,4 2 Ml . . . 370 2 3V ) . . . 370 2. . 163 . . . 370 6 200 . . . .170 < ! 173 . . . 370 2 US . . . 370 2 2.10 . . . 370 6 231 . . . 370 R 268 . . . 370 6 243 . . . 375 C 21)0 ) . . . 375 SHlIttl' The uhccp barn presented nn active appearance this mornlnir with thirty-four fresh londB In sight. ThcN receipt * not Infrequently are ns large as they \\erc Xodny , but It dovg not often happen that the nrrlvnlf lire all oil ) EUP , ui wns the cnne this morning. The duality of the orferlnss was irood on nn nvrniKC , and about equally divided bctnccn sheep nnd lambs. In spile of the large receipts buyers were early nt work , nnd the inarkot opened nctlvi < nnd fully steady on lambs , while sheep were nrm , Rood wethers. In fact , selling nt pi Ices that looked higher. The most of the offerings changed hands early , but Inter en , as buyers got tlu'lr orders tilled , the ( radc Mowed lip nnd the close was rather klinv and weak. Itcprcscntatlvc sales : No. Av. Tr. 460 mixed ycirlln 3 and sheep 90 $4 CO 199 Mexican wethers 110 4 70 354 Mrxlran wethers 110 4 70 1 niUlu > lainli , , 1.10 f M ) 575 western wcthera US 4 53 4GO westerns 47 4 CO 100 old Colorado ewe * 95 425 41 $ Colorado Iambi ) 73 C 25 C41 western wi'thcra 115 4 60 US wtttetn cwea nnd wethers 96 4 45 61.1 wetein ewen and wethurs 91 4 70 197 western ewes and wethers 94 4.3714 57 western wethera 101 4.75 62 western wethers 103 4,75 4a Mexlcun cues 70 3.75 CHICAGO LIVi : STOCK MAIIICET. Fairly Activellcnuiiul for Cntlle Tvlth I'rloo * liicliiiiiKC4l. } CIUCAOO , JVprll 6. There was a fairly nc- tlve general demand for cattle today and as the supply was only moderate prices were usu ally not any lower. The great part of the beef steers crossed the scales at from (1.40 to (5 , the > commonest offerings being salable at fiom $3.83 to J4 and prime shipping cattle at from $5 25 to } 5.50. The stacker and feeder trade was fairly largo , with sales largely ut from 14.20 to II.GO. Calves were In good demand at the recent dtl cllne , best. ' gradv * bolnir strong at from SG to JG.50. Prices for hogs were a little better than yes terday's closing , but llsht and mixed did not sell aa high as they ill.I . yesterday morning. Hogs sold nt from 13.70 to $4.10 as an extreme range , chleily at from $3.65 to 14 , and pigs sold largely at from $3.CO to J3.85. prime light hfRs sold at | 3.924 ! and the best heavy at M.tv. Tim late market was weak , Trade was fairly active In sheep , but woolcd lamba were slower and n shade lower , wltl\ pales at from (3.50 to H for culls , from 14 25 to ts for shorn and from S5 to JJ.Si ) for unshorn. Uliccp cold ficely at from 14.DO to. 14.DO for wooled and from $4 to S4.C3 for shorn. Several lots of shorn brought 14.63. Cults sold at from , Jl to $3.90. Yearling cheep were salable at Irom $4.63 to $5.10. / Receipts : Cattle , 12,000 head ; hogs , 30,000 head ; cheep , 16,000 bead. St. Loala Live Stock. BT. I/HMS , April S.-CATTLE-necelpts. 2.000) head , Including 1,000 head .Texans ; shipments , 100 head ; > mnrkct steady ; fair to fancy native shipping and export steers , $4.3503.65 ; bulk of sales , $4.70(73.30 ; dressed beef and butcher fleers , $4.1005.05 ; bulk of sales , $4.CO I.90 ; steers under 1,000 Ibs. , W.S5JJ4.CO ; bulk ; of rales , J.10 4.33 ; stockers and feeders , $3.4004.60 ; bulk of uiles , J4. 0034. SO ; cows and heifer * , $3.0004.73 ; bulk ot cows , J2.7J03.W ; Texas and Indian steers , IJ.STi C4.SO : bulls of sales , $3.7504.55 ; cows and heifers , $2.003.75. HOO8 Receipts. 7,800 head ; shipments , . l.COO head ; market C lOo lower ; Yorker * , $ ] .753.SC } ; packers , $3.7003.90 ; butchers , $3.8533.9.1. ejKKEP Ilecelpts , 2,600 'head. Including2.COO - head Texans ; shipment * , none ; market steady ; native muttons , $4.2504.75 ; lambs , $5.23f55 > Texas muttons , $4.2504.110. Xcmr York Live Stock. NEW TORK. April 6.-llEEVES-necelpts , 2,077 head ; market a shade lower except for top grades and for hulls ; steers , $4.6I > O5.15 ; oxen and strips , $1.0004.20 ; hulls , JSMtfl.CO ; cows , ( l.WQt.K. Cables unchanged ; shipment * today , 145 cattle and 4.310 nuartcrs ot beef ; tomorrow , 751 cattle _ and 2.0SO quarters. CALVES necclpts. 2,903 head ; active , closing nrmeats : , $4.00ft6.CO ; fed calves , $3.0083.50. SHEEP AND L.AMDSIlecelpts , 6OM ) head ; firm , but lambs slow ; wool Rhcep , $4.0005.23 ; clipped sheep , $3.75m.C < ) ; wool Iambi ) , $0.0019.:0 ; coo. . I to choice clipped lambs. S5.COQ5.25 ; spring lamh ? . $2CO f .00. , I IOOS Receipts , 7,065 head ; market Cc higher at $4.1504.35. I onUvlllo 1,1 ve Slock , LOUraVILI.E. April 6. CATTW'J-Market dull and fully 10@15a loner ; extra good export Rtecrn , $4.COG4.65i choice butcher steers. $4.23 4.40 ; fnlr ta good butcher steers , $3.75K4.25 ; commcn to me dium butcher steers. I3.50U3.75 ; choice helferx. $3.0034.15 ; fair to choice butcher cows , $2.90i ? 3,05 ; medium to good feeders , $3.6504.15. HODS Top * . $4 : mediums. $3.9Tia4.CO ; I'ght shippers. J3.bOfl3.90 ; pigs , $3.003.Ctf. SHEEP AND I/AMIIS Market steady and nn- clVinged ; gcod to extra Rhlpplng sheep , $3.C00 3,75 ; fair to gooil pheep , J3.WH3.23 ; common tu medium , $2.00ff2.CO ; extra shipping lambs , $4,75 } } C.OO ; fair to good laml)3 , ' < ) .MW4.75 ; best butchers , $ I.OCffl.CO ; fair to good butchers , $ ) .COa.0 . City Mve Stock , Mnrkct. KANSAS CITY , April 6. CATTLE Receipts , 8.000 head : beet steady ; others weak ; Texas steers , $3.754 90 ; Texas cows , $275 ? 3.SO ; native steers , $4.004/5.25 ; native cows and heifers , $2.35 04.45 ; stockers and feeders , $1.1505.00 ; bulls , J3.00 U4.R3. HOGS Receipts , 17,000 head ; market weak to Co lower ; bulk of sale , $3.67Kf3.KO ; heavies. $3.7533.90 ; packers , J3.C033.6J : lnlxcil.J3.W5Jl 3K < A : lights , $3.60Q3.73 ; Yorker * , $3.70U3.75 ; pigs , $3.15 0365. SHEEP Receipts , 5.000 head : market firm ; lambs , $1.004 ; 8. CO ; muttons , $3.7394.90. InillnnnnollM I.lvc Slnolc. INDIANAPOUS. April C.-CATTLH-Receipts. COO head : shipments , fair ; market active ; good to prime steers , $4.90ij5.25 ; fnlr to medium steers , $4.mff4.SO : good to- choice , JI.Mffl.fS. IlOdS RccclptH. C.COO head ; shipments , 4,000 head ; market fnlrly active and Cc lower ; good ta choice medium and heavy , $3.90Q3.95 ; m'xcd ' TELEPHONB 1058. H. R. PENNEY & CO. 11O Board of Trade Bldg. , Omaha , Neb GRAIN. PROVISIONS , STOCKS Branch Offlc . 1038 N 81. . Liocclg. Nol ) . C. C CURIBTIB. K. ; . STREET , President. Vic * President Ciifislie-Street Commissiofi Cos Capital , 9.tO.OOU.tH ) . Fallr Pnld , 111 IJrmrd of Trorte Ilnlldiur. 8TOCKJ4 , CHAIN AND IMlOVlSIO.tg. JAMES E BOYD & CO. , Telephone 1039. Omclm , Neb COMMISSION , GRAIN , PROVISIONS and STOCKS BOARD OF TRADB. Dtrft iflre to Chicago and New York. Corrupondtntai Jobn A. Warria 4k Ok dean heivy , M fAtrt.M ! commnn 1l ht , M.754F I.M ' ; Rood In rtiotee llfrtilf , I1.M01.MVJ. KIIKKl' t . llectlptf. llnhti slJpment * , none : mar * ket 1 at-tUei Rnnl to rholor Imntx , JJ.4iMf .7S ( fair In nirdltim sheep , flSO4,00 ; common utierfe $1 73 1/3. / 40 , Olneliinnll Mve Slook. CINCINNATI i , April S.-llOdfl-Acthe nt fl.U j 4J3.97H. CATTLE , Slrons t tl7B TI.7I , S1IEit'-iai : < ler at t3.niI.C3. nt l.I5 3.7S. Stock In Itecord ot receipts ot llv * Mock at the foun principal markets for. April Cl Cattle. HCK . Shtep. Ornnhn . 1.511 S.J1S 7M Chicago . , . 12,00) SJ.OOO K.V09 Kansas Clly . > . * .00i ) 17.HX ( ) C.OO * St. Louts . . . 2.000 7.800 1,600 Totals . . . . . . . . . K.84I 63,018 SO.M Coffee YOIIK. April . -COTFEE-Oplkmt opened barely steady , with prior * unchanned to 10 points lower under forr'gn ' selling on disap pointing cables ; ruliil Irrwulsr throughout th forenoon , broke sharply early 'In the afternoon under llqnhlntlon started by a report Hint th president' * infu.'nce would bo delayed till to * morrow and that Consul llencral Lee had not left Havana. Closed weak , with prices 23 to U points net lower : vales. 1I.7.V ) bags. Including April nt fC.iO ; May. fr > .7r > frf,30. Spot and Itlo , weak ; No. 7 , Invoice. f7 ; No. 7 , Jobbing. f7.M. Mild , strong ; Cordova. ts.IJ17.0i. Snles heavy ; butlness 14 mild In llrntlHun pwt | cortrv. IMtnl nnrelfti i deliveries frcm the t'nlted States. 1(1,00) ( bngf , Inclutllnn 14.4H bngi from New York ; New Yoik Hock today , HiO,46l buns ; 1'nlleil ' States Hlnck. S31lii3 biiKi ; allont for the United Slates , 331,000 bags : total visible for the United States , 1.1SJ.471 ban * , against M.eSi bags last- SANTO3 , April . COKl'ii : : SI.idy ; good l\v- ctago Knnto * . I > ,70i ) rel : stock. 667 , 1 lug * . HAMIItmi ! , April a.-fOFKHr.-Oponed HO upfir hlRher : nt 2:3i : > p. m , . UUttptg hlRher ; rales. l.Of J l > ns . niO IE JANE1HO , April C. COPFEK-Stonilyj No. 7 Illo , SW rels ; rvcelplf. 8,000 bags ; cleared for the United Slnles , 0.000 bags ; stock. 230,004 bags. Never has nnythlriK boon so Justly praised na Itnr-Ili'ii for the nrrvos , body nnd brain. It replaces the essentials of llfo that have boon exhausted by high living , overwork , worry , brain fatigue , tiidlRcsllon , excesses nnd abuse. It r return solid drill , niusrlo mill * tr < iiitli. | clears the brain , innkos the blood ptira nnd rich nml causes n Ronornl fccllnu of hcaltu , strength and renewed vltnllty , while the Renor- nllvo oreun.s nro helped to regain their normal powers a nil the sufferer Is quickly made con- hOlous of direct benefit , llnr-lli-n K the result ot over W years' experience In the treatment of the nervous ( llxorilcrs ot man nml woimm and U endorsed by physicians all over the world as a most excellent NERVE FOOD. It Is purely nn animal and vegetable cxlrncl , contains no poisonous Ntibstuncvs , nml In pre pared In sugar-coated table-is , easy to take. liiir-IiiMi Is for sale nt nil ilriiKHlnri'H , a 00-ilOMj box for 60 cents , enough for ono to two months' treatment. Incnsoof prenmturo lost vitality , Ilnr-llcn Is n prompt , nbsoluto nml permatu'iit opcctne , producing results ulthoutn parallel In the history of incdtclnc. As nKpcclalofUr If you will wrlto to us , remitting JI.OO , wo will forward n l)0-doso ) box of our remedy nml will plvo your case nny speclnl attention needed. \Vo answer all letters In plain envelope anil bold all correspondence strfcllv confidential UKS. 1IAHTON AND 11KNSON , Snlto'Jl,331'ublleSi. ( , Cleveland , O Insist on ncttlnn lh Mcnulno BAR-BEN A 60-doso box for 50 cents. lor IAO by _ Kulm & Co. , 15th nnd Douglas ; J. A. Fuller A Co. , 1402 Douglas Bt , , and Clrnlmin Dnig Co. , 15th nnd Knrnnm ; Kills' " Pharmacy , 27th nnd I nvcnworth : 1'olnn'n Pharmacy , 21th nnd Ijcavenworth : n. J. Hoj-kora , 8. Omiihn , and all nllier druuRlstH In Omaha , 3 , Omaha , Council ninfTs nnd vicinity. Patronize Home Industries Ily IMircliiiNliiK OonilM Mnilr nt HIP K l- lutrlnu AeliniHkn FncturlcNi AWNINQS AND TKMT8. OMAHA TEXT AMI ItDIIIIICIt CO. ( Successor * Omaha Tent nnd Awning Co. ) Manufacturer * tents , awnings ; johlicrn ladles * and Rents' Mackintoshes. Tents for rent. 1311 Farnam St. , Omaha. TinKWEIlIKS. OMAHA Iini3WI\n ASSOCIATION. Carload shipments made In our own refrig erator cars , lllue Ribbon , Kllta Uxport , Vienna ICxport and Family Export delivered to all part * of the city. BOU.rjHS. OMAHA IIOIMCH iWOHKS , JOHN" II. I.OWnKV , Prop. Hollers , Tonka and Hhcct "ron Work. Special facilities for doing ; repairs , etc. Tel. 1359 . CORNICK WOHKS. O. F. KPEXETUII , KAOI.I3 CORXICR WOHICS. Manufacturer of OalvnnlzeJ Iron Cornices , Oal. vnnlr.eil Iron Skylights. Tin , Iron snd Blata Roofing. Agent for Klnncnr's Bteel Celling. 108-10-12 North Eleventh ttrect. cnACKnn FAcronins. AMERICAN IIISCI1IT AXU MF'O. CO. Wholesale Cracker Manufaclurers , OMAHA , NKI1. PYR WORKS. SOIIOKnSACK'S TWI.V OITV DYH 'AVOHKS , Ifi I Kurilnm St. Dying nnd cleanlnK of garments nnd KOof ! every description. Cleaning of line Karmcnts a specialty. FI/UR MILLS. S. F. IMIA\ . Flour , Meal , Feed , Urnn , 1013-15-17 North 17th Street. Omaha , Net ) . C. 1C. Illack , Manager. Telephone 592 , IRON wonics. DAVIS & COWRII.L , IHOWOHKS. . Iron mull IlrtiHN Foil micro. Manufacturers and Jobbers of Machinery. Gen- or.il repairing a Specialty. 1101 , 1503 and 1505 Jackson street , Omaha , Neb. LINSEHD OIK I V ii\sin : OIL WOHKS. Manufacturers old process raw Unseed oil , ket tle boiled llnsccd oil , old process ground llncecj cakes , ground and screened Ilnxseed for drug- glsls. OMAHA , NEII. MATTIinSRES. OMAHA innni\r. : co. Manufacturers of high grade Matlresccs , 1113 Hnrnev Slrent. Omaha. OVKHALL AND SHIHT FACTOIHES. ICATZ-XKVEXS COMI'AXV. Mfrs. Clothing. 1'nnliShirts. . Oveialls. OMAHA. N EH. BHinT KACTOniES. J. H. KVAXS , HIIIHT COMPANY. Hxclutlve custom shirt tailors , 1315 Karnam. VINF.OAR AND riCICI.KS. 1MAII > I.XVIVKOAH CO. Manufacturers of Vlncifar. I'lrkles , Catsup * , Muntnrdu , TflTV nnd WnKPiitershlre Raure , WAOON8 AND WILLIAM I'KKIFKRH. For a good , substantial vehicle of any descrlo- tlon , for repainting or rubber tires on new or oM wheels the best place Is 27th and Leavtnworth Streets. CAIIHIAOK CO. Cheap , medium priced and tony carriage * . Any thing you want , cond hand , or new. Head quarters for rubber tires , warranted. 18th and Ilainey , oppotlte Court House , CIQAH MANUFACTUnEIlS. 1IK.XK & CO. factory in the wit. Leading jot > ber > of Omaha , Kansas fltv. Llnceln and St. Joitgfc handle our good * . 1003 Farnam
