THE OMAHA DAILY BE TUESDAY , APRIL 10 , 1898 , 11
C01UERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
r Torable Crop Eoports Depress the Wheat
Market.
COARSER GRAIN MARKETS ARE STRONG
Wlitti < Clone * Lower , Corn anil
O < H'Kach ' .MnUe n Good Ailrnncr ,
bat Provision * Are Unit
ml VnchiMKcd.
CHICAGO , April 18.-.Wheat today felt
the heavy liquidation of hut week. The
elimination of a largo part of the short In
terest and generally favorable crop reports
had a sutllclcntlyxleprogBlng Influence on the
znarkct to causa a closing decline In July
of ' ,4c. Tno coarser grain markets were
Btrong , especially corn , which advanced % c.
Oats closed % c higher. Provisions were
alagruirrt and closed at practically un
changed prices.
A rather easy feeling was noticeable at
the opening In wheat. With the exception
of California , almost the entire country re
ported crop prospects aa bright , with t'ne
weather perfect for farming operation ! ) .
Prospective buyers were also held In check
for the time being from the fact that Liver
pool , although opening at n good advance ,
had lost about all of It before trading com
menced here. But the Incipient weakness
etivo way to strength almost before the
market got under way. Tlie bis bull factor
of last week , the foreign dcm.uid for Ameri
can grain , was again very much In evidence ,
it being stated that everything ottered ot
wheat , corn , rye and oats was accepted In
the continental markets ut peed prices. This
evidence of determination on thu part ot the
foreigners to get all the grain possible be
fore the outbreak of expected hostilities re
sulted In u very general buying movement ,
In w'nlch St. Louis shorts were quite promi
nent , and which continued for a good halt
Jiotir. As offerings were small and In
scattered lots prices advanced easily. July
opened at SGftjjWiaC. or n shade under Sat
urday's closing price. Before selling be
came heavy enough to cause a turn the
market had advanced to H7-lc. That proved
to ba the high price of file day. Realizing
on the advance became quite heavy , even
before top prices were reached. The liquida
tion was augmented by the tlgures of the
world's shipments , 8SM,000 bu. These
Jlgures showed that Europe was getting fno
bulk of Its wheat from other countries be
sides America. The early buying pressure
soon dropped oft In a mntitsctl degree , and
it became evident that the heavy liquidation
of last week had almost eliminated the
short Interest. This In Itself encouraged a
{ rood deal of selling , and thong' , ! the market
received support from scalpers at times
Jarso enough to cause fair reactions the
tendency of the market In the main was
downward for the rest of the session. After
the advance to 87o a decline to 8G-ic fol-
Jnwcd. and for a time the market was held
nt a slight advance over that price. .Before
31:30 : July had dropped to S&TJsfiV&e. NortYi-
west receipts were light. 'Minneapolis ' and
iDuluth reported 231 cars , against 271 last
fc , week ] nnd DOS a year ago. Chicago receipts
wore K ) cars. The addition to contract
Blocks today amounted to about C0.3CO bu.
Seaboard clearances ot wheat and Hour
amounted to 323,000 bu. The latter end of
the session was marked by a good deal of
nervousness , though prices kept within n
comparatively narrow range. The price of
July at one time fell as low as S4-yc. From
there It recovered to 86o nnd fell again to
ffic. It was bringing SGic at fno close.
Trading was for the most part contlncd to
July. Very little was done In Slay or the
more deferred futures.
Corn was strong early In sympathy with
wheat , but after that acted Independently
of the leading grain market. There was a
larirn visible decrease. 8.1S3.C01) bu. , the result
of last week's heavy export business. For-
olgn demand was still heavy. Big nnd
little shorts bought freely and t'no demand
nt times was general and heavy. The mar-
Icet was strong to the close. July ranged
from 32l,4e to 32&c and closed % c higher.
Outs followed corn to some extent , ruling
firm nnd closing higher. Liquidation of long
lines was very Yicavy , but larte clearances
and visible supply decrease caused a good
demand , nnd all offerings were absorbed"
The best prices wore ruling at the close.
July ranged from 235&C to 23M < Q23o and
closed -c higher at 23c.
Provisions were exceptionally dull and
prices during the most of thfi session were
practically at a standstill. Only a narrow
xcalplng trade was done. Packers took very
little interest and outside orders were al
most entirely lacking. At the cjoso July
pork won unchanged at $0.1)0 ) , July lard 2ic
lower at $ o.22'/j ' and July ribs 2&C higher ut
$5.22 % .
Estimated receipts for Tuesday : Wheat ,
115 cars ; corn , 475 cars ; oats , 510 cars ; hogs ,
23,000 head.
Ie.idlng futures ranged n follows :
Articles. ' . ! Opan. | High. | Low. | Closo. | Safy ,
Wheat-
May. . . 1 10H l on 1 00 1 00
July. . . 87H 85W
Sept. . . 7HU-7D 70U 7H > i
Deo. . 78M 70 7DU
Corn-
May. . . SIM
July. . . < (4 j HIM 32 3IH
Sept. . . 33 33H 8
Date-
May. . . 20 20J < 25W
July. . . 23H 23
Porlt
May. . . 077M 077K 0 72H 0 77M 077W
July. . . U UU U ttiW" 0 81 IW 0 01)
Lard-
May. . . fi 15 B IS 5 IS D 13 B 17 *
July. . . G 22W 5 22 > ! fi 21) 0 22H S 25
blhlbx em S 3U 0 30 3 32M
Way. . . 0 I''M C 1.1 S 124 fi 15 C 12M
July. . . B I'O 0 ! ' „ > H 0 21) , fl 22V G 20
Sept 0 30 0 bO 0 27 > t G 3D S 27X
No. 2.
Cnah quotations were a > follows :
KIXJUK-Steady , JI.W81.50 : xprlng upeclals ,
W.WW.GO ; Bprlnnr patents , Jt.00ft3.10 ; tralghls ,
I4.4W4.CO : bakers S.K < ? I.OO. t
\VHBAT-No. 3' spring , 92093 * ; No. S red ,
I1.07WW1.08.
COHN-No. 2 , SHMIV4S&C.
OATS-No. I. Vft&S. o. h. ; No. I whltei } 5O
Me : No. 3 white. 2iilr:0c. .
11YK No , . 2. 63HOS4C. *
HARLEY No. 0. f. o. b. , 3S J4Sc.
FL-AXSEKD No. 1 , 1.23B1.24.
TIMOTHY SEEI 1'rlme. $2.83.
THOVISIONS-Mess pork , per bbl. . M.TS J.SO.
I ird. per 100 Ibs.15.15. . Short rlbf , tides ( loose ) ,
IS.OOftj.35. Dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) , S4.62KMI
14 87K. Short clear sides ( boxed ) , J5.iofrJ.CO.
WHISKY Distillers' llnlshcd goods , per gal. .
. .
KUGAKS-Cut louf , J3.C3 ; jrmnulatcd. 13.io
BU\V YOIUC GIOXKUAI , 3IAHKETS.
notation * for the liny on General
CpiiimoilUlc * .
NEW TOnK. April IS. FUJl'Il-Recelpts , 15-
O3 bbls. ; export ! , 16,188 bbls. ; winter patents
4.S3 : . :5 ; winter Btralghlii , ll.Ua4.70 ; Ulnne-
ota patent * . H.ro < f5.CO ; vr'ntir extrat , $3.t3O
4110 ; Minnesota bakern , $4.J84,45 ; winter low
trades , I2.SOO3.09. Rye Hour , flrm at $ : J5S33
COllNMKAI-Flrm ; yellow western , 70c.
ItYl'J Market firmer ; No. 2 western , COVii
Vic.
HAniiKY Steady ; feeding , 4c.
11AKL.KV MAI.T Quiet : western.
WHKAT Recelpti. 1C0.150 bu. ; exports , 2U45
TMI. ; sot | flrm ; No. 2 red , M.OS , r. o. I > . afloat. Op
tlona opened stcn y nnd had a fharp lulge on
rumoi-rd largj m-cqt nce ; It wns { ollowed by
wenkno.w , however , baieil on lint crop pro *
pecta. disappointing cablea nnd tmnll vlilble
upply decrease ; just at the clb. e a rudden
hurt ncare caurcd a ee.'onil advance and prices
left oft Uc hlRher on May and Kc lower en
late montlia ; No. 2 red. May , ll.06OI.07Kc. cloa ;
t tl.W.
OOHN 'Receipts , CW,6:3 tiu. ; exports. B7,4t3
bu. ; iK > t flrm ; No. 2 , 37tc. Otlnns Rencrally
flrm all t iy en tlrm cabUa nnd the enoimcu
visible Bupply decrex cclojtnir H6a ne
higher : May , nvifrtt c , closed nt 2JHe.
OATri-ltecelpta , 169.S70. bu. : e > prts , 153.19
ttu. : ctiot dull ; No. i. < > , ' e : No. 2 white. S2Hc
Option * quiet but uteadler on export buying
nd the jump In corn ; closed Kc net hlil. r ;
May , SOUc.
l. KUU-KIrm ; bran. 750 0c ; mlddllnss. swssc ;
? } feed , CJUffC.'k' .
HAY Quiet ; shipping , MOUc ; ooi to choice ,
HiftOo.
HOI'S Quiet : state1 , common to choice. If95
crop. 4a5c : 16S6 vrop , 7CSc : INI crop , 15 JlSc ;
Paclfto coast , IS9J crop , 4Uic ; IS56 crop. 1ftic :
Vffl crop. 15 l c.
HIDES Steady ; Galveiton. UVie ; Texas dry.
V4c ; California. 17HOI c.
IJ3ATHER Steady ; hemlock role. Ruenoi
JLyres. l H c.
WOOtQulet ; fleece , 17OJio : Texas. lR4e.
1'ROVISIONS Iteef , llrm ; family. Ill.Ooan 75.
xtra mess. J9.00O .7S ; beet hami. JSiBIJ ; packet.
SlO.iiCH.OO. Cut meats , quiet ; pick ? i | bellies.
S.t'Uev.V ) : pIcklMl ihouMrn , II.M ; p'cklxl
bam * . IT.MC7.7J. Lurd , Btcaly ; werteni ttramrd
clorej at J3.4S. I'ork. steady ; M. * , t.7Ol.C < ) ;
hort clear. JIO.KO1J-W ; fam'ly. lll.comuo.
Tallow. e ler ; city , JHe ; country. Jije-SHr , as
to quality.
OI1.8 Petroleum. Dull. Roitn , easy ; utralned.
common to coed , tl.41Hni.4i. Turpentine , steady ;
. Cottonseed oil. Heady ; prlm crude ,
I prim * crud , f. o. b. mills , " ,
prime summer yellow , 2JWc ; off siimmtt
jfllow , utg-u e : butter oil , ii , c ; prime winter -
ter yellow , IlhWUVic. _
niKIOHTH TO ! . .lVERI'OOtStroni ; : pulton
by strnni , itgtoc } grain by iteam. 3ie ! .
ItK'lv Steady ) fair to extra , 4rritHc ; Japan.
MOLABSE Qulet : N w Orleans , open kettle ,
gto.1 to cho'o. , 21flle. !
MirTALS-The week openeil wllh the tnclnl
market In an Indirrerrnt condition , both as if-
gards the tendency of prices and the volume of
business. At the close today the Metal ex
change culled pig Iron warrants caty with J6.W
bid and | < iS5 atknl ; lake copper , unchanged at
112.00 ; tin , quiet but nrm with S14.3) bid nnd
SM.iO arktd ; rpelter , unchnnged with tl.tt bid
and ll.r. nsked ; Ifn i > dull with 13.10 bid and
3.C > nsked. Lead was called dull at 11.54 by
Ib nrm ilxlng the Milling prl.-e for miners
and smelters In the west.
DUTTER-Recelpts , 9,401 pkxs. ; western crtnm-
cry , IHflSc ; Klglns. lie ; factory , ) : 15Mc.
L'HEESE-Hecelpts , 1S4 pKgs. ; tinner.
KdOS-llecelpts. 10,077 pKgs. : western and"
Pcnmylvanla , lOVic ; southern ,
OMAWA UUNURAL MAKKKTS.
Conillllon of Tmilr nml Quotation * on
Stnitle anrt Fnticr Produce.
ECllSano < l ( lock. ic.
J1UTTKR Common to fair , teilc : sinralcr
fninrry , 20e ; gnthvrt l ctt.imery , lidlio.
VKAIOholce fat , SO to 1W Ibs. , quou-d at S
) c : large nnd rnnrse , 4f7c.
LIVE IKJULTRY Ch'ckens.-ei47c ; old roost
ers , 3HtfSV4cJ young roosters , 6& Wc.
UAMlMRllards , $ : .WJI.7J ( ! redheads , | 2.2o0
2.M ; teal , tl.l.Wl.23 ; brantn. U.WiH.iw : Canada
eere. | 4.M < l .Oo ; mixed ducks , Sl.0001.2 ; .
PIOEONS IJve , J1.1J81.15 ; d xd pigeon * not
\vnntwl.
HAY Upland. $7.00 ; mlitlund. JG.OO ; lovland.
( J.M { rye straw , | 4X ( ) ; color makes th * prkc on
hay ; light hales sell the best ; cnly top
bring top prices.
CELERY Good stock , large , Me ; small ,
ONIONS Per bu. , fOSWc.
IlEANS-Hnnd-plckcd navy , per bu. , JS.
SWEET POTATOES Kanwr. 10-pcck bbls. ,
13. 50 ! reed sweet polaloos , > 2.00.
CAIII1AOE Good stock , per lb. . WHlc.
POTATOES Homo grown , UOSTn : ; Culorn-lo
itock , 70c ; northern fancy early Ohio seed po-
TOMATOEH Per crate , seven baskets , { 3.50.
NEW IIEBTS Per dor. , bunches. WrSQe.
RADIHHES-Per dor. , bunches , 30B33c.
I.ETTUCE-Per do . bunches , 33 c.
GREEN ONIONS-Per doz. , Itlc.
WATERCRESS Per IC-qt. case , ll.CO.
tTUCUMIIERS Per doz. . J1.2301.CO.
WAX I1EANS i bu. box , J1.2J.
PEAS Per basket. $1.13.
SPINACH Per bntkft , tl.
PIEPL.VNT-1'er 50-Ib. box , 2.23.
FRUITS.
STRAWnERRIES-Per 24-plnt case , 12.23 : 21-
qt. cafe , J4.M.
APPLES Winter stock , J3.00B3.50 ; boxes , J1.25.
CUANFlERRIES-Fnncy Jprssy , per bbl. , 10. < R
GRAPES Malagas. J3.l ff .00.
TROPICAI. KRU1TS.
ORANaKS-Callfornln nn"els. . 2.7jfAOO ; fancy
seedllnRs. 12.2'i : choice , J2.00.
LEMONS Cullfornla f.incy , 3.0choice ; , | ! .50'
fanry Mpsslna. W.00 3.50.
I1ANANAS Choice , large stock , per bunch , f OT
& 2.Z5 ; medium sized bunches. tl.75Q-2.00.
NUTS Almonds , per lb. , larse size , izgi3c ;
small , lie ; lirnzlls , per lb. , MflOc : English wnl-
nuts , per lb. , fancy soft shfll , lOWllc ; standard * ,
8K9c ; lilherts , per lb. , 100 | pecana , polished , me-
dlum , 6f7c ; extra large , ISJX : large hickory
nuts. 11.00 ® 1.10 per bu. ; small. $1.2331.33 per bu. ;
coconnuts , per 100 , 14 ; peanuts , raw , Se3Hc ;
roasted , &ff6Hc.
t'loa Imported , fancy , S-crown. 14-lh. boxen ,
lOc ; 3-crown , 44-lh. boxes , 13c ; 2-lb. boxes , 224J
23o per box ; California , 10-lb. box , Jl.
sIIONEY choice white , 12c ; Colorado amber , 10
KUAUT-Per bbl. , $3.50 ; half bbl. , J2.23.
MAl'I.K SVIIU1' Five-gal , can. each , J2.73 ;
Kill , cans , pure , per doz. . , | 12 ; half-gal , cans ,
JC.11 ; iiunrt cans , J3.CO.
DATES Unllowee , CO to 70-lb. boxes , die ;
Salr , Co : Kard , 9-lb. boxes. Sc.
CIOEIt Per half-bbl , , $3) ) bbl. , 5.
HIDES. TALLOW. KTC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , Cc ; No. 2 green
hides. Be ; No. 1 sailed hides , 8e ; No. 2 green
salted hides , 7e ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12 IbsT , Sc ;
No. 2 veal calf. IZ to 13 IM. , 7e.
8HKEP PELTS Green failed , each , 13973C-
green salted shearings ( short wooled early sklna ) !
each , ISc ; dry shearings ( short wooled enrly
slclns ) . No. 1 , each , Co ; dry Hint Kansas nnd Ne-
brn-ka butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight ,
4fjc ; dry flint , Kansas nnd Nebraska murrain
wool pclt , per lb. , actual weight , 3Slc ; dry
flint Colorado butcher wool pslt * , per lb. , actual
welg.it. 4JSc ; dry flint Colorado murrain wool
pelts , per lb. , actual welitht , S 4c.
TALLOW , ORKASE. KTC.-T llow. No. 1. 3c ;
tallow. No. 2. 2'io ; rougn tallow , IMc ; white
Krease , 242)4o ; yellow and brown grease , 1H0
o , , or "rown ) . J3.00@20.00 ; otter ,
S1.E08il.00 ; mink. 15S60e ; beaver , SI 0006.00-
skunk , 15c. 23c , COc ; muskrnt , 3c , Gc , 7c ; racoon.
130SOO ; red fox. 250SJ1.23 ; Brny fox. 235fMc : wolf.
( timber ) , 2.icg ( 2.50 ; wolf ( prnlrle coyote ) , lOjjC-Oc ;
wildcat , lOifJjc ; badger , Cif40c ; silver fox , 3.o4
VSt-I.W.
FRESH MEATS.
DRESSED DEEF-Oood native steers , 7c
per
lb. ; gooj forcquarters steers. Cc : gooi hindquar
ters steers , Do ; western steers , Cftc ; native helf-
ern , Be : western ' heifers , C'ic : good forequar-
tcrn heifers , CyS'c ; good hindquarters heifers
SWc ; nntlve cows , C c ; western cows , 6'/c ; fa'r
cows. 60 ; cow forcquarterB , 6c ; cow hlndnuarlers.
8c : backhalves. 6ff Ho : triangles , 4Vic.
HEEF CUTS-Tcndcrlolns. fresh , ISc ; frozen
15u ; boneless strips , fresh , 10c ; frozen , 9ostriii
loins , fresh. SU ? ; frozen , CHc ; rolls , boneless ,
frozen , cj fresh. 10j ; rolls. Spencer cuts , frozen
9c ; fresh , lOc ; sirloin butts , benders , frozen !
Sc ; fresh , lOc ; shoulder clods , boneleys fllic-
rump butts , boneless. 5Kc ; No. 1 chucks , EUc'
No. 2 chucks , 4Xc ; No. 3 cl.'uckx , 4J4s ; boneics !
chtirkr , frozen , 45ic ; fresh. GUc ; cow platcj ,
3J4c ; steer plates , 4c ; flank stcau , 7o ; loins , Nj.
1 , frozen. 12c : fresh , 14c : loins. No. 2 , frozen , 10c ;
fresh , ISc ; loins , No. 3 , frozen. 8c ; fresh , 10c ;
short loins , market style , 2e above loins ; hotel
style , 4o above loins ; cow loin ends , 8Hc ; steer
lo'n ends , 9H ° : hanging tenderloins. 4c ; libs ,
No. 1 , frozen , lOc : fresh , II j ; ribs. No. 2 , frozen ,
Sc : frc h. 10 : ; ribs. No. 3 , froxen. Gc : fresh , 8c ;
No. 1 rounds. 7c ; No. 2 rounds , Cc ; No. 3
rounds , ( He ; , beer roun.'s , shank off , % a addi
tional ; beef rounds , shunk and rump off , lUc
additional ; trimmings , 4Hc ; beef shanks , 3c ;
brains , per doz. , C5c ; sweetbreads , per lb. , frozen ,
lOc ; fresh , 12Ho ; sweetbreads ( calves ) , per lb. ,
40c ; kidneys , per doz. , 3Jc ; ox tails , each. 3c ;
livers , pjr lb. , 2i4o ; hearts , per lb. , 2Vtc ; tongues ,
per lb. , 12c ; calf livers , each. 3 Jo ; calves , whole
carcass or sides , lOVio ; calf head and feet ,
scalded , per set , 75c.
MUTTON Fancy Iambs , Do per Ib. ; regular
lambs , Sc ; sheep. "IJc ; market racks ( long ) , Sc ;
IJotcI racks ( short ) , lie ; loins , 5c ; sa 'idles , 9j ;
legs. 9c ; lamb legs , lOc ; breasts and stews , 3Vic ;
tonxues. each , 3c ; forequarters , GVic.
PORK Dresed pigs , G&o per lb. : dressed hogs ,
So ; tenderloins , ISc ; lo'ni , small , 6c : large ,
die : spare ribs , 4Vic ; ham sausage butts. 5 tic ;
lioston butts , SUc ; shoulders , rough , 4 lie ; shoul
ders , skinned , Gc ; trimmings , 4Vic : leaf lard , not
rendered , EUc ; heads , cleaned , 3c ; snouts and
can , 3o ; frcli hams. 1G to IS Ibs , , 7&c ; fresh
hnms , short clears , EHc ; cheek meats , 4c ; neck-
bones , 2c : pigs' tails , ,3c ; plucks , each , EC ; chit
terlings , EC ; hocks , 4c ; hearts , per Cot. , 2. > c ;
stomachs , each , 3c ; tongues , eacl7c / : k'.dncys ,
per doz. , lOc ; brains , per doz. , 13c ; pigs' feet , per
doz. ; 30c ; livers , each , lo ; hog rinds , 3c ; blade
bones , Gc.
St. Lonlsi General Markets ] .
ST.- LOUIS , April M.-FLOUR-Hlgher. In sym
pathy with wheat ; patents. J4.7W4.SJ ; straights ,
J4.35 4.CO : clears , $4.0034.23 ; medium , J3.SO&3.73.
WHEAT Nervous , unsettled , closing ? Jc for
May , % Olio for July and > , ic for September
lower than Saturday's flnal figures. Spot , higher ;
No. 2 red , cash , elevator , Jl.OHi ; track , $1.01
W1.01H : April , Jl.COH ; May , ll.oiK : July. 81H ®
81c : September , 76y c ; No. 2 bird , cash , 83v ! bid.
CORN Futures flrm and fractionally higher
than Saturday ; spot , strong and higher ; No. 2
cash , rs > ; c ; April. 29o ; May , 2 > < ic ; July , 30Hc
bid ; September , 3lc bid.
OATS Futures dull and Irregular ; spot , dull ,
steady : No. 2 cash , 27c ; track , 27V ? ; April. 27c ;
May. S7o bid : July , 23V4c ; Sciitember , 2Jc ; No. 2
white. 2962t > ' , ic.
HYIl > ull. tea.
8KEDS Flaxsee , nominal , SUtO. Ttmothr
ert , prime. j : . 2.75.
CORNMBAL Firm. II.G51.80.
lilt AN Steady to tlrm ; sacked east track , SCc
bid.
bid.HAY
HAY Firm for top grades ; prairie , JS.OOC7.E3 :
timothy. $8.GOOW.EO/ '
UUTfER-Qulct ; creamery , lC820c ; dairy ,
Ends-Steady. c.
WHISKY J1.20.
COTTONTIES 70c.
METALS L.ad , dull. $3.40 bid. Spelter , strong ,
PROVISIONS Pork , quiet ; standard mem. jab
bing. $9.73. Lanl , steady ; prime steam , $3. CO :
choice , ti.07M. Bacon , boxed shoulders , S3 00 < >
S.12'/5 : extra shart clear , $5.75 : rlb , SW7H ;
shirts. tfi.Ou. Dry rait meats , boxed shouliers ,
t4.50U4.UVi : extra short clear , $3.23 ; ribs. S5.37H ;
shnrlH. J5.GO.
nnCEHTS Flour. 7W ) bbls. ; wheat , 22,000
bu. : corn. liC.COO Im. : oats. GO.OO Obu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 3.000 bhls. : wheat , 2.0X )
bu. ; corn , lel.COJ bu. : oats , 73,00i ) bu.
Ilr * riool Market.
UVRRPOOU April 18.-WHEAT-Spot. flrm ;
No. 2 rel , western , 8s IHd ; No. 1 red , northern
spring , 8 * IVjd.
CORN Spot , flrm ; American "mixed , new , 3s
S d ; April , 3s 5 d ; May. ? CHd.
FLOUR St. Louis fan-r winter , flrm ; 1M. (
HOPS At Indon ( Pacific coast ) , dull , 2 10j
JC4 111 * .
PROVISIONS Reef , nrm ; extra India mess ,
Ks 9d. Pork , flrm ; prime men * , flne wentern ,
Els 3d : prime meir , medium western , 48s 91.
Hams , short cut. flrm. 33s ( d , Itacon , flrm , 33s M ;
shrt ribs , 31s fid ; long clear middles , llg-.it , 31s ;
lonu clear middles , heavy. 20s M : short cleir
backs. SOa ; clear bellies , 33s.shnulders , square ,
3Ga. I-trd. prime western , dull , 27 * .
CHEESE American , finest white and colored ,
flrm. :5I.
OII rottnn eel , Liverpool refined , steady
15 * W. Turpentine spirits , steady , 24s U. Rosin.
common , iteady , 4s 4-d. !
Cincinnati Martcet.
CINCINNATI. .
Aprl U.-PLOUR-Bteady
fancy. S4.0 > 4.U : fum'ly. ' I3.7M ( 4.CO.
WHFAT Fair ; No. S n > d , E9c.
CORN Hlntur ; No. 2 mixed , S2 > ir.
OATS-Ftrmer ! No. J mixed ,
IIVK Firm ! Nn. 2 , E3c.
PROYI01OXS-I.tr I. steady at S3.0J. Diltk
meat * , quiet t J3.25. llnccn , steady at M.tO.
WHISKY Flrni t $1.20.
innTTER nrn : Elgin creamery. ICc ; Ohio ,
13 1 * : dalrv. lVpic. (
PtrOAR-Flrra : hanl refined. S4.33O3.97 ,
FSUlB-Flnn and h'ciir at fc
CHKHSR-Sleady ; good to prime Ohio flat
\ MV Orleans 3lnrket.
NEW ORLBAKB. Aorll I'-HDO PRODUCTS
Dull- mess pork. stan"a'J. St".1" . lard. re.
flned tUrce , SHOJXc ; pure lard , GV.CTSHc. Bo
meU , dry salt nhoutder * . 4te ; aldei , tc.
lacon , clear rib side * , 9MCS"c. llatns , cho'cd
lUitar cured ,
COFFKK-Firnwrt ordinary to f.ilr. tn > ria.
Illl'E-Sleady ; ordinary tn good. jfittl'Ac.
extra fancy , S4.COU4.70 ; pot-
nls , SI.900S.OO.
IIRAN 71c.
HAY-Prlme. S11.OMH2.00 ; chole * . SH.OOOU.S5.
CORN No. 2 racked , mixed , e.
OATS-No , Z sacked , western , 31'is.
flnttlmore Mnrket ,
HAt-TlMORE , April IS.-ri/JI'R-P-ll :
ern suptrflnv , J2.iOlr3.10 ; western extra , J3.40
O4.00 : western family , il.401tl.U ; winter wheat
Mtcnt , J4.tXf .l' > : nprlnx whnt patent. J. 2.3
i.W ; * prtng whmt straight , JJ.IM/5.M ; reeolpti ,
7,811 bbls. ; exporu , 2S bbls.
WHEiAT-Slrons ) * pH nit < l the month. ll.MU
P1.02-H , ; May , Jl.oi'KtPt.WH : ttramer. No. 7 rr < t.
9fi'JOmc ; rerelpts , 41.705 bu. ; export * , none ;
southern wheat by cample , JUOOfN.ClHj couth-
ern en grade. 4I.Oi > ? I.OJ.
CORN Strong ; spot nnd the month , SUtfSUle !
Uay , 2iT4jf )5c : ptfn.Tier mlxetl , 3C ( &Uc ; re'
celpU , 188,612 tni. ; exports , 67,1W bu , ; southern
white corn , J7c ; i outh rn yellow. S-t'iC.
OATS FITOVT : No. 2 wMte , 34He : No. ?
mixed , .WHWJlc ; receipts. 21,173 bu.i e perU ,
none. "
11YE Strong nnd higher : No. 2 nearby. SOc !
No. 2 western , 0)c ; receipts , 7.8rt5 bu.j export * ,
none.
HAY Firm : choice timothy , I12.31 U.M.
GRAIN FREIOH7H Very flrm. pot muih do
ing : steam to IJverpool per bunhel , 3Hd liny ;
Cork for orders , per quarter , 3s 7MffJ. M ;
April , 3s fd(73A ! 7 } d May.
llUTTBIl Firm ; fnncy creamery , 2fe : fancy
Imitation , 17 18c ; fancy ladle , lie ; ooJ ladle.
L3 llc : Htnre packed. 10012c.
KOOS-FIrm ; fresh. lOHc.
C1IEKSE Steady ; fancy New York Inrno. 9J !
< MV4c : fancy New York medium , SttOlOc ; funcy
New York small , lOUOlO'iC.
KnnmiH City Ornln nnd I'rovUlonn.
KANSAS CITY , April IS. WHEAT Irregular ;
No. 1 harl. 9lc No ! 2 , 92 03e ; No 3 , WiiSMlo ;
fo 1 red. 9CHc : No. ? . 9J095c : No. 3 , 92394c ;
No. 2 spring. 89391C ! No. 3. ' S7c.
CORN Irregular ; No. ! mixed. 27 ? SJJS\c.
OATS Firm , active ; No. 2 white , Sitf27Vic.
RYE-FIrm ; No. 2. Me.
HAY Active , nrm ; choice timothy , I9.M ;
choice prnlrle. $7.50. . . _ . . . ,
1IUTTKR Fancy creamery , lower , L > 01.ic ;
dairy. 1213c.
KOOS-Steady : fresh , Slje. .
, . . , ,
RKCKIPTH Wheat , SI.OOO bu. ; corn , 14ZOO bu. ;
" "
"siilPMENTS-Wheat. 5.GOO bu. ; corn , 13.000
lju. ; oats , none ,
Vlxlhlc 4rnln Supply.
NEW YOIIK , April 18. The statement of tWc
visible supply nf grain. In stoic nnd afloat , Sat
urday. April 1C , as compiled by the New lork
Produce exchange. Is 08 follows :
WHEAT-29.1M.OCO bu. : deeiease. 9.U.JOO bu.
CORN 31.917.000 bu. ; decrease , C.1S3 000 bu.
OATS 12.74fi.00) ) bu. : decrease. 14,000 bu.
RYE 3.307.0M bu. ; decrease. 433,000 bu ,
DARLEY 1,000,000 bu. ; decrees ; , 42,0:0 : bu.
Grnln HccelpU nt 1'rlnclpal Mnrkctn.
MINNEAPOLIS. April IS. Receipts : Wheat ,
CHICAGO. Apr'l IS.-ReceluM today : Wheat.
C9 cars ; corn , 203 cars ; oats , 316 cars. Estimated
cars tomorrow : Wheat. Ill ; corn. 475 ; oats , S10.
DULUTH. April IS. Receipts : Wheat , M car' .
KANSAS CITY , April IS. Receipts : Wheat , if
cars.
Toledo Mnrket.
TOLDDO , April IS. WHEAT Higher , steady ;
No. 2 cosh. J1.C3 ; May , J1.01.
CORN' Firm ; No. 2 mixed. 32c.
OATS Dull , steady ; No. 2 mixed , 27 c.
RYE Dull , unchanged : No. 2 cash , Glc.
CI.OVER3EED Dull , higher ; prime cash and
April. J3.02',4 bid.
Detroit Market.
DETROIT , April 18. WHEAT No. 1 white ,
97c ; No. 2 red. 9U : ; Moy. 93ic.
CORN No. 2 mixed , JJ iO ,
OATS No. 2 white 31Ke.
RYE-NO. 2 , cntc.
I'corln 'Mnrkolw.
PEORIA , April 18. CORN Firm ; No. 2 ,
OATS-FIrm : No. 2 white , Me.
WHISKY High prost M'lrlts , J1.1DW-
Snn. Frnnelnco Wlu-nt Mnrket.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 18.-WHEAT-Kasy ;
December. tl..1S % ; May. Sl.rou.
UARLEY Steadier ; December , n.3C' .
IMillnileliililn I'roducc.
PHILADELPHIA , April U.-11UTTER Dull at
Uc lower.
EGGS Firm ; fresh western , 10Vc.
STOCKS tAMJ IIOXDS.
Smn.llc t In9ln'en Trnmnne-tcd In the
Illnlory of the KxclimiRe.
NEW YORK. April J8. There wns buying of
stocks by professionals In the first hour this
morning , which raised the prices of most of the
limited number of stocks traded In a point or
over. After midday traders sold again , wiping
out the early advances. The day's change j are
Insignificant and are mixed between gains and
losses. The nmount of buslnepii done was al
most the smallest in the history of the exchange
and a large proportion of the small total was
made up of Tobacco. This stock continued tj
reflect the conlest between Insiders and shorts ,
and the Indications nil went to Plicnv that the
shorts were In distress. After falling off more
than n point the stoclt mounted In an eccentric
way 6 points ard closed a point below the best.
The buying of the morning , which had advanced
general Il > t , wa apparently bated on the pre-
Eump'.lon that the differences at Washington on
the Cuban question added to the chances of a
peaceful solution by delaying war. There were
slight advancus In tlie price of Americans In
London before the opening hour , which helped
In the rice. The selling was due to the action
of the house ot representatives In receding from
Its resolution and concurring In the senate reso
lution after eliminating the recognition of the
Cuban republic , llie feature of the market was
the supply of stocks. This makes an Ideal mar
ket for profctslonal operators , on account of the
ease In the price movements. It Is evident that
the present market Is buttressed with
buylne orders lower down. It Is
selling to realize that produces tha nlmott
unyield'ner steadiness ot the market. A 1-polnt
turn seems to be about the utmost that the
professional room traders are able to accom
plish. The gold rec l\td by Saturday's atcam-
era still further fortlflta the cash reserves of
the bonks ami engagements announced for tc-day
were over Jl,000,001 , beside * Jt.COO.CO ) engaged lateen
on Saturday. The money markc-t. however ,
showed little dbpcsltlon to yield , although call
money wan loaned on the Stock exchange at
2 per cent. Hanks nnd trust companies gentr-
ally hold for 4 per cent for call money and G
per cent for time money. It la rejarded aa
significant that outside banks are beginning to
loan money here. The ejfroctatlcn of a govern
ment loan no Cbubt Influences the banks to
hold their resents and maiked weaknes ) tf
government bonds today Indicated the Issue of
a new bond strits. The market for railroad
bondu was almost absolutely stagnant today and
there wera n > changes at ilgn'flcance In price * .
Total sales , JISO.WO. United States n.3w 4s de
clined 1H per cent , the olj 4 , registered , 1 %
per cent , the ell 4 , co\-pn , 1 per cent nnd
the Si U per cent en the hid price.
The Evening Pest's London financial cable
rram nys : "The tt'ck markets here remained
stagnant today , awaiting political developments ,
and were dull on the absence of a propsect of
a relief of the present tens'on for oma time.
Spanish 4s gave way und clcgey flat at 4m.
Tlw > decline was due to fcrced sales of nearly
fl.OCO.OCO of the stock from Lyons , where a bl ?
house Is tn dlfft iiHlc . There wa a further
fall In Brazils. I learn from an undoubted
source of Important devtlopments In the Hank
of England' * policy to attract gold. Advances
nre being made on th usual necurty. : but cb-
colutely free of Interest. In Ibis connection
100.000 was paid tonight , received from Ger
many. It will be offlclnliy announced tomorrow.
Telfgrams from Huenc * Ayres report that thw
principal farmers and merchant * Intent to offer -
fer their government to take an Informal 6 per
cent loan for JJO.COO.WO at 9 per cent and that
one-third has alrtody been sub crlbed. "
Following arr the closing quotations of the
leading tock on tt New York , market today ;
Atchtaon . . ' . . Ilk Hawaii C. C. 20
dopfd 24M St. P. A Um t)8 )
llalttmoreA Ohio. . 1U do pfd 140
CanadaPaoino. . . . . 70 SUP. M. AM 130
Canada Soutnarn. . < UH So. Pacific I'-'H
CentralPaolnc im So. Railway 7K
Chos. i Onto IBM do pfd 2 3
Chlcaro i Altos ) . . . . 1 III Texas A Pacific. . . . DM
a , 11. AQ 01 Union Pacific pfd. . 61M
C.&K.1 41) ) U. P. common . . . . . . ION
c.ac.st.L it * II. P. D. & G . . . . 0
dopld - . . . . . 78H Wabitub. . .
Del. A Hudson 103I { do pfd
Del. L. * W 144 Wheel. & U B
Den.&RloO 10H Whcol.A L. K. pfd HI
dopfd 42H Adamd Ex 100
Erie ( now ) 12 American Kx 120
Erlolstpfa H' . > UnltodSU.tn Ex. . . Xft
Ft. Wnvne 10M WellHFariro Ex. . . . 115
GrentNorthernpfd. 147 Am. Cot. Oil.
flocklmr Vallov , , . . Mi A. Cot. Oil pfd 07
IllliioliiOantr.il. . . 09 Am. Splnin 8H
LakoKrlo&W 1.1K Ain.Siilrltspfd 21
do pfd GO Am. Tooaceo 104
Lakotihora 170 do pfd 113
Louisville A Nash. 4S4 People's Gaa U ( > N
Manhattan L 05 ! < Cons , tian 17i )
Met. at. IIv. . . . 137'4 Coot. Calls Co ICO
Mlclilrao Central..101 * CoUV. A .Iron 10
Minn. Jc St. L 74 doom. . DO
dolntPfd 70 Gen. Klectno 31Vj
Mo. Pact tic , . . , . VMM IlllnoUSte * ! 45
Mobile A Ohio 37 LaClodo Oa.v 40
Mo. K. & T HIM Lead 28
Mo.K. * T lifd 31U uo pfd 10-J
Chl.In < l. AL 7 Nat. Uu. OH 14
dopfd LM Orcron Imp. Co. . . . . 'JTW
N. J. Contra ) Ill PacinoWall U3tJ
N. Y.Central ,10'JH Pullman Pal 170
N.Y.CljLiauL. . lit Silver Certldeataa. . fid
dolat pfd 61) Stand.Rope AT. . . . U
dO2dpfU , , . n Sugar . , . . . . . 1101
Norfolk * Weautra 14 < to Pfd 107H
No.Amer.Co J 4 T. C.ilroa 1'JH
No , Poatflc.L ' " U. 3. Leather
donfd . . . . . . . . . . 0014 to ptd DIJVJ
Ontario * W 14i ! U. 4. Rubber : 15H
Ore.lt ANav 431 * do pfd UUli
dopfd 17 Woaturn Union. . . . HJV ,
Oro. Short UuJit NortUwnsloru 117
Plttaburtr 1MH do pfd 172
R.'iidiitf Ill Bio O ran Jo West . 2:1 :
KockUland S4U da pfd 0,1
8.L.AS. F. U'4 ' Chicago-Great W . . 10H
aolatpfd. 55V St. L.A3. W 4
SL Faul 87 ? ' do pfd H
do pfd HI Reading 1st pfd. . . 3J
Tutal sales of slocks today , 1SO.CCO shnrtu.
Inrludlns Chicago , llurMnxton & Qulncy , 7li ;
Northern Paclllc preferred , 3.420 ; St. I aul. i.3) ) ;
Union Pacific preferred , D.U1 ; Union 1'JcIflc.
Denver & Quit , 4,430 : Tobacco , i7M ; Sugin
Kliianrlul Nulesj.
OM-AHA. April II. The clearings for the day
ere 11.103,8:0.51 : ; balances , $151,9T5.CO. The clear-
' I-I
I Inn I for 1(07 ( were I8J4.M3.SI. nJ the balnncet
J7l.090.ll. 1 intreane ip rlrarinir * , I42t , n. .
CHICAGO , April t.lt ; ; 0earlngs , . IU.ni.44t
New York exchange , vOn ill * otint , Posted rntpK ,
JI.H and | 4.84 < 4. Work * practically nominal.
Quotations : Alley LV'51 ; , lllitjult. 22 ? , ; lll eult
prefmi-d. "OH ; Dinmenii Match. 130 ; Lake 8tr < et
U I0i : North rhlcagw313 ; i trawboird , 24 bid.
2 aiked ; West ChK-a i , 8014 ,
BT. LOUIS , Aprl llA-Cesrlngt. | ; ,9:4.M3 ; bil-
nnces , J713.047 , Montjrfn6lS per cent. New
York excUmgp , tf-c dlKount bV , par nsVed.
NEW O 111. BAN ? . AprlU U. Clearings. JlClt ,
New York exchange.ibahk par ; commercial , Jl
per II.OCO discount. 7. . .
MEMPHIS. April 'likcienrlnirs. ' IKUOI ; bal
ances. J3I.HO. Nc\V 'fan. exchange , II.W pre
mium. * MJ „
PHILADELPHIA. Ai ll lS.-Clenrln | , 119.4 : ! , .
US ; balances , JllW,3i /
NEW YORK , April IS CIearlngs. 151,157,902 ;
balance * . J6.3I5.SW. > f
I1O8TON. April lS-C < earlnit . tUe9,123 ; bal
ance ? , JI.IH.IO. . . .
CINCINNATI. April 'll-Clearlns. : ,17,7S ) .
ew York exchange , "lMic discount. Money , 4
J6 per cent.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
STetr York Money .Mnrket.
NEW YORK. April U.-MONBY ON CALL-
Nomlnally. 2W3 | * -cent ,
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-SHITS per
"sTERIJNCl KXCHANQE-itealy. with actual
business In bankers' bills at J4.S2140483H for de
mand , nnd J4.79HC4.W for sixty days ; posted
rates. Jl.MH4Ct.Sl. and l4.8t3 > I.UH : commercial
bills. JI.TS34.W4.
BILVKR CERT.
1IAR SILVER-Stc.
MEX1PAN DOLLAR8-45Jc.
nOVBRNMENT I1OND3 Weak : new 4s , reg. .
17H , coupon , 117 ! Ss , Kg. , Kci Pacific tt of 'W ,
103.
Closing quotations on bonds were aa follows t
U S.nnw4fl.roz , , . .11M N. C.Us 120
[ I.S.MDW 4S COU..110 C.N.4S ina
U.9.4s.raj U'S ' No. Paclfla Ists. . .114
U.S.4t.coup 10S ! No. Pacific 3s. . . . 60
" No. Pacltle 4 U'JHi
U.3. 5s. for 110. , N. Y. C. ASt. L.4l..lOH <
U.S.OH.COUU. , , HIM N. AW. Us 11H
Districts. 05S 114 N.W.Consols 141M
A In. , class A 1US N. W. Deb. 8s 114
AI.1..CI333 II 103 Oro.Nav.lKla 113
Ala. . Mass C OS Dro.N.iv. 4s . . . . UJK
Ala.Currency. . . . f-1 O. a. u. Oil. t.r. 11HH
Atchmoii4.i H7 O.S.I * r > .4. t. r ! > 74 !
Atchmonaal.4s. . . . f < ! H O. Imu. Ists. t.r..l05
CanantiSo.'jtuH. . . 104 O. Imp. u.i. t. r. . . . . . r,3
O. &N. P. t.r. 5 . . Hl I'nclQebi of'OS , . .1(1.1 (
O.AO.ila Ro.tdln11 70H
R. O.Wost lats HO
I ) . , VII. O. lats. . . .I St. U A I. M. CJ1. .1 8UH
. . . . St. L.A3. F.Oaa.a. 115
EastTonn. lat3..H > 7 St. P. Consols 140
ErloOen. 49 . Ull St. P.O.AP. Ists. . . Ill )
' . \V. AD. li. t. r. 1174 St. P. C. A P. tit 114
Jcii.Kluc. o * . 100 Southern Rv. 5s. . . . 8H4 !
O.II. > xS. A.fls . 103 S. U. AT. Us 03
O.H.AS. A. L Ja..lOl : Trim.new fief.ia , . . S3
H.T.Cont. . > < l . Ill ) Tex. P.IO. L. O. Ista 110
H.iT. C.cot : 1)3. .Ill ) TflX.lMc.Uff.2ds. . : IO
Iow.nC.lst3 . Ui > U. P. D.AO. lats. . Ct :
La.NowCon.ts. . . . US . Wab. 1st 3s. . 10m *
L.&N. Unt 4s . Ut Wnb.Jds 7UU
Missouri 11 . 10. ) West Slioro 49 HHIH
M.K.AT. 2il . OS Vu. Ceil turlos 01 ! K
M.K.T.4a . Ki1 V.-k dofnrrod 3
N. Y.C. Ists . IMH Union I'.icWc pM. . OU {
N.J. O. OS . Ill ) Union Pacltlc 4 . . . HI )
Iloston Stock Quotntlntin ,
nOSTON , April IS. Call loans , 3V4P ! per cent ;
tlnio loans , GTftf per cent. Closing prices
for sleeks , bonds and mining slinroa :
A.T.AA U W. Eire , pfd
American fl HUM Win. Con
Am.Sugar uM. . . . 1U74 Huston L
Bav state Gn . , . E. E. I mo
Bell rolepheno. . . Ucn. Eloc. pfd 60
DoHtonA Alb mv. AtchlHon pfd
UostonA Miimo. . . 101 AlclilBon 4a 8.1 .
C..1I.A Q 0\H New England Us. . . 111)
PltchDuiv O.S IVis. Cent Us
General Eibctno. . 31 Alloiiftz Mining UJ
Illinoln Stnal 4K Atlantlo
Mcxtuau Central. . 4K4K lioston A Montani
N. Y.A N. E 87 UuttoA Io3tcn. ) . . .
Old Colony 188 Calumet A HcoU. . 6i0 !
O.S. L J8 Centennial 12W
UutiDcr 10 Oaceola lill
Dillon I'.iclfic Oiilucy 1(11 ( !
WcntEun Tunarr\cK 4 }
W. Eloo Pnrroti
Snu Frnnclpic-o
SAN FRANCISCO , April I'-OHIclal closlns
quotations on niinlliKalocks tuday v > cic as fv , ! '
lows :
All.l - ' - > , lUHlICl- 13
Aluli.iCon 4 lipiitucky Cou 1
Andes 13 Mexican 17
Belcher 11 Occidental Con. . . . 27S
Ue l& UoloUcr. . . . Oulilr. 55
Bullion Overman n
CluillcncoCon Potosi 41
Chollar. Sav.iro in
Cou. Cat. A Va. . . . Sierra Nevada. . . . 77
Con. Impsrbil. . . . Union Con 'ji :
Crown Pomu UlahCon _ 7
Could AOurne. . : YcllowJacket 12
Halo _ * _ _ _ _ Norcros _ * . . i t Standard 1(10 (
Silver bars , K > W. lWeTcan | dollars , 45iloi6e ;
drafts , slsht. 15c ; tekgroph.
> > iv Yorli M.lnlrip ; anotntlonii.
NEW YORK , Aprlt tS.- The following ar the
closlni ; mining < iuotatlins :
Cliollnr. . 31) ) Ontario JT5
Crown Point. Ounir. SO
Con.Cal. i Va. . : Plyrnotun , 14
neadwoou , . 75" , Qulcksllrer 100
Oouldfc Carry . 1'J OlilcSsilver ofd. . SOD
. 05 sierra N a rada. . . . 70
IIOlllCKt.lKO. . . . . 3700 Standard 105
Iron Silver . 40 Union Con 20
M - < ican . 17 Yellow Jacks : . . . 20u
London Stock Qnotntlon .
LONDON , April 18. 4 p. m. Closing :
CoiinolH. m'.v..llO U-10 N , Y. Central
Consols , ncct 1 } H Pcnnsvlvauta .
Can. Puclhc. HI ? Hradlnc . B > l
Erie I2 Mcx. Con. now 4s. , d.1W
Krlo''da
3U AtchlHon . 11U
III. central 102
Mraican ordinary. II ) Grand Trunk . 7ji
SuVaul common. . . 0114
HAR SlLVER-SteadyJ 23 15-lCd per ounce
MONEY 214 per cent. The rate of discount In
the open market for short bills , S 13-16 per cent ;
the rate of discount In the open market for
three months' bills. 3jj per cent.
ForelKn 'Financial.
LONDON , April 18. The market for American
iccurltlea ndvanceu ! at tfio opening and remained
steady all day , closing ) steady with no demand.
Trading was mostly professional. Gold Is quoted
at Huenos Ayres nt 157.40. Amount of bullion
gone into the Bank"of England on balance to
day , 150,000.
PARIS , April 18. Holiness opened weak on
the bourse today , soon becoming stronger , sup
ported by London purchaser ) , reacted later and
closed dull. Spanish 4sled the decline through
out. Three per cent rentes. 102f 25c for the
arcounl. Exchange on London , 23f 31'io for
checks.
Dunk of Germ-any Statement.
BEIILIN , April IS.-The weekly statement of
the Imperial Hank of Germany shows the fol
lowing changes cs compared with the previous
account : Cash In hand. Increased ll,2MXH (
marks ; treasury notes. Increased I,900CO > marks ;
other securities , decreazeil 52:20C00 mirks ; notes
In circulation , decreased , 75,040,000 marks.
COTTOSf SIAUKET.
Strong- Liverpool Cable * nenalt In a
Temporary .Advance.
NEW TOIIK , April IS.-Strong Liverpool ca
bles were directly responsible for a further ad
vance In the cotton market today nnd for a
time the bull crowd had things Its own way.
For a time , there were liberal buying orders
from Liverpool and Ihe continent an ! our market
openc.j flrm at 101J' points higher , at one tlire
showing a net gain ot 465 points. Shorts were
made nervous by rumors that southern epot
markets were again much h'gher. ny midday
prices were back to the Ilnal litres of Satur
day under profit taking by both Liverpool and
the longn. While steady tlJt market In the
afternoon wa quiet , with quotations ranirlnz
within a fiw points of the noon prices. The
market closed steadyiat n net leas of 1 point
boot , qu'et : middling , e c ; net ttcelpti , cr
bales ; grots receipts. 3,3ti bales ; exporU to
Great Ijrltaln. 10 bales ; to the continent , 1.2)2 )
bale * ; forwarded , 5.924 bales ; sales , 217 bales
rplnners ; stock , M2.933 bales. Total today : Net
receipt ? , 16.17 * bales ; exports to Great Hrttain
2sSL. ? . , to lho continent , 2,2) ! bales ; stock ,
,0rf02 balea. Consolt'ateil : Net refe'ptu , 27,211
bales ; exports to Great Ilrltaln. I2Ss bales ; to
Trance. 6,000 balta ; to the continent , 4.000 bates
Total since September 3 : Net rtce'pti , 8t75.MD
bales ; exports to Great Britain 534.359
, . bales :
to France. 2.1(3,230 bales.
LIVEHI > OOL , April lI.-iCOTTON Good busi
ness done ; prices higher * American middling.
In fair demand at 3.13-12d ; good middling.
3 2-32d ; American m'tldllng. 3
. 23-32J. Tin sjles
of the day wtrp 13.COO' bale * , of which 1,600 baits
J S f01" " "latlon'.nhd'export , nnj. Included
'
1J.COO bales American ; tewlp'ts , 15.0CO bile . In
cluding 9.MO bales Ajnrrlfan. Futures orescd
steady with a moderate 'demand and clojoil
S'ii . Amrlcan , middling. L. M. C. , April.
3 28-C41. tellers ; Aprllfand May , 3 2-C4d , rellcis-
May and June. 32S-Gld. tellers ; June un-1 July.
3 IS-WJ , rellers ; July and 'Aumist , 3 23-6ld. eelU
PIS ; August and Septen > > > ar , 3 27-64O3 S5-e4d. K
era ; teptember and October. 3 2N64d. Mllek. .
October and November. 3e4d. . buyers : Novemi
ber and Decemb-r , S 2 > C63 ; 21-C4d. relleis ; De-
cemtar and JanusrJ K. t lf . ld , tellers ;
January and February .1 3-4 i-ei111- f , buy ere.
NEW ORLBANS , April IS. COTTON Future-
J5.70ff3.72 : j'une' . J5.74ff3.73 * ; July. ? S.77S-57S ! ; Au- - ,
fujtrl3.77 5.78 ; September. J3.78O5.8. ) ; Octob-r.
Jo.79W * . 0 ; November. Ki.MSf5.S3 ; December. Jo 81
? 5.Ja.n"a- ; ! : . . - bM-T SP ' . < fady ; sales.
7,000 bales ; ordinary , i 3-1 Co ; rflnary
' " "
4 15-lto : low middling1.
. S.f-ICe . : middling , 5 il-16 ; ;
Kood middling , l-Kc : fhr.ldlllng. fair , 7-lCc ;
rccolpta , 7,423 hn'A . wtAMl > IO.C3I bales.
CuHec
NKW YOIIIC , April IS. COFFEB-Optlins
opened steady with April IS point * lower : ether
month * unchanged to i-points lower : ruled quiet
nnd featureless , wllh a njRglng tendency , unJer
lak of fpctulatlve support ; near the dote It
turned weak under bear hammering : clored easy ,
with prlcts S to 40 points lower ; sales , 5,711 bags.
Including April. 6.05e . ! tO : Hay , 15.90. Spot cof
fee , Hlo , steady ; Ns. 7 Invoice. 6T4c : No. 7 Job
bing. 7 ie. Mild. Cordova. SUOlSe. Total ware
house deliveries from United States. 28.5CO bags.
Including 2 ,31S bans from N w York : New York
stock today. C04.4I4 bags ; United StiU-a stock.
6K.311 bags ; afloat for the United State * , 44UfiO
bags ; total visible for the Unlte.1 Btetei , lM , .
711. bags , agalnit GS4,4 < 7 bags laK year and , 414-
73i ba In 1M .
SANTOS , April . COFFEE Firm : oood aver-
nee Santos , 9,000 rels ; receipts. 1Z.COO bans ; stock ,
4GJ.COJ baxs.
HAMIIUUG. April 11. COFFKE-Opened unchanged -
changed ; at 1:30. : p. m. . U pfg. higher to Vi pf ( .
n t lower ; sales. U.OO * loan.
JUO UK JANEIRO. April U.-COFFEE-ll'n ,
quiet ; No. 7 Illi. 9.KD rel < : exchange i 15-1W :
receipts , 7.WO l gs ; cleared for the United
States , 2XODO bags ; cleared for Europe , none ;
Hock. 1C3.000 bags.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
.
Week Opens with Slack Him and a Verj
- General Depression.
UNCERTAINTY IN CATTLE SITUATION
Btrrnirth Shown Hrre Kntlrely Dne to
Unli4 IleerlpU , III * Trade < 1 on
er nil r llpilnR lit find Con
dition Everywhere.
SOUTH OMAHA , April lS.-Uecelpts for
the days Indicated were :
. , . Cattle. Hos * . Shrep. Hor's ,
April IS . 1.173 1.9M 1.603
April 1C . 1.031 6,603 7,725 11
April 15 . 2.2UU li.wa 1U.376
April 14 . 1,411 5.77S 11,727
April 13 . 2.543 5.472 1.KH5
April 12 . & .41 ! ) tf,555 3,000
April 11 . 1.SS7 2.730 6,731 2
April 9 . , uS 3,160 924 25
April 8. . . . . 1.M4 4.231 1.S91
April 7 . 1,601 ! 5,483 14.XM
April fi . 3,515 8,213 7,303 2
April C . 2,61'J 6,053 3,05 $ 04
April 4 . 1.226 1,133 9.453
April 2 . . . . . S J 3,150 3,127
April 1 . 1,741 6,112 3 , ! ) > iti
March 31 . 2.SS5 6,137 11,003 21
Thu official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
_ Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. , M. & St. P. Ry . , , . . . C
O. & St. L. lly . 2
Union Pacific System . 12 4
C. & N. W. Hy . i .
P. , K. & Jl. V. H. H . 2 12
C. , St. I' . , M. & O. Hy . 14 1
B. & M. It. H. U . IS 11 7
C. . B. & Q. Hy . 1
C. , H. 1. & I' . Hy. , cast . G
Total receipts . .7 : . . . . CO 29-7
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Huyers. Cattle. Hogs. Shfiep.
G. H. Hammond Co . 1S3 371 71
Swift and Company. . . . . . llil 514
Cudahy 1'acklng Co . -142 1,139
P. D. Armour , Chicago. . 07 . . . . TiS
H. Becker and Degan. . . . 185 .
Vansant & Co . ui .
J. L. Carey . M .
Lobman & Hothschllds. . 1 .
Krebbs & Co . SI .
Hill & Huntzlnger . 1 .
Livingston & Schalcr. . . . 1 .
Other 'buyers . 101 . . . . 33
Left over . 150 C70
Totals . l.src 2,174 1,501
All told there were hardly 100 cars of live
stock In the yards this morning , as against
127 a week ago , so that It was really a
light run for a Monday. The markets as a
whale were devoid of especial Interest ,
though fnere were some variations In
prices , as there was not enough of any one
kind of stock on sale to awaken very much
enthusiasm. All the morning there was a
steady fall of rain , so that everyone who
could remained In doors and the yards Vuil
a decidedly lonesome appearance.
CATTLli-Tho stock yards bulletin
showed sixty loads of cattle of all kinds
In the yards , which was only about seven
cirs short of the supply of a week ngo.
Advices from C'nliuso and other Belling
points Indicated steady markets , while at
the same tlmu there seemed to be a little
better local demand than a week ago. This ,
coupled with the moderate offerings , gave
sellers a little the best of It , nnd they were
enabled to get fully steady prices for most
any kind or cattle , while tidy little beef
steers were , If anything , u little stronger.
At tne same time there were salesmen who
were calling the market lower , but they
were the fortunate ones who happened to
have good selling cattle1 last week , so that
they did not feel the full strength of the
decline , and 'nonce the market today looked
lower than they expected to find It. The
movement today was fairly active , and as
there were not many cattle here sellers
were enabled for the most part to "dispose
of their holdings in good season. Every
thing was soldnnd welched up and the
yards deserted at an early 'nour.
Shippers would do well not to deceive
themselves us to the steer market. It Is no
easy matter to show on paper the full ex
tent of the decline on beef cattle , and this
Is a time when caution will stand shippers
m good hand. The packers do not act very
Hungry for cattle , and It would undoubt
edly be a good thing for the market If the
receipts nt all selling points could be kept
down for a few days until the market had
an opportunity to recover.
Cows and heifers today sold fairly well
at Just about steady prices , the market
showing little or no change so far as values
were concerned. It must be borne In mind ,
nowever , that prices are nt least lOiUSc
lower than the high time last week.
Stockers nnd feeders were very slow sell
ers today. That Is very apt to be the case
on a Monday , but there Is apparently still
another reason for the market being dull
and slow. The country seems tohave be
come afraid of stock cattle at present
pr.lces , and tnere is a noticeable falling oft
In the demand. Values on an average are
STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av Pr
40..1I95J135 37..110I 25 22. . . . XI H 125
20. . . .1170 4 15 18..H52 4 II 16 .1 03 30
IS. . . .1507 4 SO 21. . . .1084 4 ID 43.I..1JM 15
12..115S 42D 3..I8 450 9..1MS SO
6. . . .1570 4 30 43. . . ,1104 4 40 3d. . . . C58 75
18. . . .1189 4 25 1..1MO 3 V > l JWO 40
7. . . .1022 4 50 W..13J7 4 W > 22 937 10
1..1170 425 17.-1273 420 H. . 617 8 ?
74. . . .1157 4 55 1..1210 3 W 22 , . . .1216 15
,1\\1S \ \ , ? 5 ? U7 415 2U50 : : W
< > * 4 15
! < * 4. . . . 522 375 21. . . .1040 3 SO
20. . . . 663 370 10. . . . 831 SCO 1. " . 740 350
1. . . . 9M 309 6. . . . 563 3 M 2a..liu 3
> I. . . .765350 2..10M 325 fl . MS 3 33
1..1110 333 9. . . .1068 365 2..1UO 3 25
6. . . . SO 33.5 Z..1270 350 1. . . . 970 390
2. . . .ICOO 375 5. . . .1184 36S 1. . . . 860 2 SO
1..1110 2 59 1. . . . 740 3 M 1. . . . 730 4 00
2. . . .1125 2 1. . . . 810 29 2. . . . 900 225
4. . . . 997 3 87 11. . . .1019 3 50 1..1040 3 3
2. . . . 813 3 33 3. . . . 778 3 33 3 , . . .1090 3 90
1..11DO 3 S3 1..1MO 3 75
HEIFEK8.
f"S 4 23 1" " cw 4 2I 6. . . .1202 4 63
1. . . .1360 4 05 . . . . 903 4 05 2. . . . 445 3 63
11. . . . 723 4 M 2. . . . 8:5 4 20 1. . . . 6.JO 4 23
19. . . . 838 4 03 2. . . . 5C3 4 25 1..1110 3 80
1..1350 3 30 I..HJO 3 35 1..U90 4 30
1..1MO 4 30 1..HW 3 15 l" 8M 3 4ft
J" " ; X ! IS 1"0 J 15 1-.1910 3 15
J..I.IU 3 Zj
CALVES
'
1. . . . 290 500 I. . . . 403 4'50 1. . . . 270 309
STAGS.
1..1210 403 1..1310 375 t..1310 3 SO
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1. . . . C70 4 40 31. . . . MS 4 50 1. . . , 70 a 4)
G. . . . 7GJ 4 30 1. . . . 729 4 13 12. . . . MG 4 60
! ? $ ' 1. . . . HDS2S 16. . . CCO 475
.11. . . . 7J3 425 4. . . . C3S 433 3. . " 412 4 ID
8. . . . 423 515 47. . . . 43 4 S5
HOGS-Thero wore only twcnty-elght londa of
! n.i ya JhU mornltB- ) which was c-ven
smaller than a week ago by seven car .
With nf > few loads
on sale there was very llttli
of Interest In the market. The prices paid v , o
a Binds lower than tlioje .which prevailed on
Saturday. The bis string went at the rti.ie
prlc ns at Uie cloze of last week , that Is S3 ( a
but there were no .loads at M.70 today , and
the proportion of sales above J3.CO was much
pmaller. so that the average of all the sales
was lower.
Hogs sold today at the lowest point of the
rronth to date , nnd the lowest of nny day since
the month of January , excepting only March
2S , when the average price was JJ.57. One year
ngo the nv.uket was 30o higher than It wan Ui-
day. two yearn ago 17V5o lower , three years agi
Jl.OO higher , four years ngo JL50 higher and Il ° e
years ngo J3.3 * higher.
I'artles who have kept themselves vre'l In
formed and nre In a. position to Unow nil that
can be known ln a < lvance predict a continued
low market for hogs , the expectation bclnc thjt
thy will s ll rleht around n.50 for sums Httlo
time to come. The oasis for this prelllnn | Is
apparently the supposition that there nre a
good many hogs In tlia country , and that the
markets will be well eupptled right n'ong dur
ing- the summer season. Representative gales :
No. Av. PrtM. No. Av. Prlfe
60 274 209 3 K 112 2. 2M Ju
M7 12) 357W 61 2.SS gj 3 n %
M OT 13) 3 : ,7Vj 77 2M W J 6T
, 73 r j . . . see c ? n * to : co
87 2SS M 3 60 51 275 3-O A M
ee su m 3 w 57 231 . . . a en
W 217 80 a 60 CO 107 . . 3 CO
79 2IS ICO 3 CO 70 279 JJ | 3
54 181 . . . 3 CO W ) m Si X * l
71 2SJ . . . 360 M : M ) S ( >
M 292 . . . 36) 0 Ml . 3 I *
77 Ml .8) 3MVi 'S ! 50 S 04
S 237 JO ) 363 9) 272 . . . SW
WAGON HOCT5 THROW OUTU
1 . 230 3 ft 2 . *
* ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 2V ) 5j
! . . . ! ! . . ' ) . . . 3 K t'/.m ! . ! s js
2 . 3C3 . . . 3fO
SIIEBP There were only tevin rar of sheep
In the yards this morning a ) against twenty-s x
can n week ago. 'The market waj extremely
slow nnd dull. The buyers dhl not have any
orders In the mornlne an at the same lime
Chlcaco reported a break of lOS'lSir ' , so that
ttje whole dilution was dlicjuragfrgs nnl
against the telling Inttrests. llerc ntatlve
calea ;
8IIEBP.
35 ewes , stoclters , . , . , . ( X SI 25
74 mliel westerns . t < 4 9)
Xerv York Live Stuck ,
NEW VOHK. April IS.-nEKVEa-ItecHpts.
3,751 head ; openel dull onJ xveak ; closed llrm
on Chicago advices ; etrers , II.40SJ.10 ; tops , J3.9) ;
osen and stagi. JJ.W-U.JO ; built. ! 2.7if4.2 > ; cows ,
r.l3&3.75 ; cables flrmer ; American tUrrf. 9ViO
lO'.i'l , drersed weight ; live theep. 9ViOKd ,
dre ed weight : refrigerator bef , S8Sd ; PX.
ports todiy , 154 head cattle : tomorrow , M ) head
cattle , 1,101 head sheep and 2. MO quarters of
S. l head ; market ic
lower : veal * , common to prime , 14.0005.71) )
choir * , js.&i.
8ltiii : > AND TAMnS-ttecelptn. II.7C7 head :
sheep , ifl5o lower ; lsmbs , tire lower ) unshorn
sheep , l3.7iQI.73i tllpimt sheep , J.ttOfd.JJ ; un-
shnrn Iiiinli' . . J3. 3U5.73 : clipped tnmb.-i , J4.12HO
4.73 ; fprlng iambs , J.Mft4.73 each.
IIOOS-Recelhts. 1I.2W head ; 19. ' lower ! common -
mon to prime hogs , J3.VCOI.13 ; western pigs , J3.GO
tfl.73 ,
cincAco LIVE STOCK MAHKUT.
Tnule In Cnllle i * Anltuateil with
1'rlera Mtronjtrr.
CHlCAnO April 1S.-A. small supply nt rattle
toilay made buyers more ready to Uko hold and
trade was quite animated at stronger prices
from the stnrt , desirable offerings selling lOGISc
higher limn at the close Init week. The greater
pm of the U'tf steers sold at IUWI.W , the
common lots selling around 14,00 , while extra
choke shipping cattle were scarce mid pretty
much nominal at J3.2.MK.50. The ilojker nnd
feeder trade was moderate at last week's prices ,
sales' being mainly at JI.MU4.73 , with light
weight yearlings chiefly wanted , Canners old
mostly nt J3.5uU3.00 and fat cows and heifers
were about n dime higher , with n good demand.
Itulla were In the u uul demand t ruling prices
and so were c.ilvcs.
There was u fairly active demand for hogs ,
but prices were generally ZHCSc lower than
thoM ruling lift week. Western shippers were
again | KOr buyers nnd local buyers were there
fore In n position to dictate terms. Hogs sold
nt an extreme range of J3.65Q3.t4li , largely nt
J3.SOjf3.90 , prime light weights selling 10 : under
prime heavy. Little pigs gold largely nt J3.25tt >
3.40 and heavy pigs mid chlclly nt J3.4StM.75.
Trade In ihevp nnd Iambs was very dull , all
classes of buyers taklnit hold rparlnuly and
prices were largely lOc lower. Clipped fheep fold
at J3.7r.yi.25 for ewes nnd nt JI.25U4.40 for weth
ers , clipped yearling wethers being tillable nt
J4.40fi4.Gv. Clipped lambs cold slowly nt JI.S5O
4.75 nnd wooled Mexican lambs were dull ut
J-5.OLfo.fA n few prime Innibt being held for
? 5.W. Choice wooled cheep weru nurd to tell
at fl.CWH.70 nnd fair tn Rood western woolej
lumbs were dull at J5.00ffj.40.
RECEIPTrf-Cattlc , 13.1UO head ; hogs , 37.C04
head ; sheep , : oCW > head.
St. I.otijN Live Stork.
ST.LOUIS. . April is. CATTM : Receipts , S.OAJ
head , Including 1WO hend Texnns ; Ehlpmrnt' , 2vO
head ; mnrkct steady to strong ; fair tn fnncy
native shipping nnd export steers , JI.D5IiC.35 ;
bulk of r > .ic. ! , $4.COil.i.lu ; drrsird beif nnd
butcher steers , J3.W5.10 : bulk of n\\e \ > . I4.40W
4.73 ; ttecrs under 1,001 Ibs. , JJ.SOfM.M ; bulk of
sales , JI.WSl.M ; cows nnJ heifers , jJ.l fl.63 ;
Texas nnd Indian rtccr * , | 3.85J4.G5 ; bulk of
sales , J4.20iffl.50 : cows nnd heifers , | 3WT3.10.
HOOS Itfelpts. 3.7CO head ; shipments , 1.9W
head : market tteady to n flinde lower ; york-
cr > . J.7 ff.1.tO ; | iackere , t3.W93..0 ( ; butchers , J3.SO
JT3.SO.
SHEEI'-Rccclpts. 3.COO hend ; rhlpmenls , none ;
market ntcady ; nutlVR muttons , I.OIi.T5 ; limbs ,
| 1.2Jtf5.C ( ) , with spring lambs up to JS.50.
I.oiiNvlllc Live Slock.
LOUISVILLE , April IS. CATTLK-Mnrket dull
nnd fully lffl."r > ! lower : extin gcod export s'tvrs ,
t4.WW.t5 ( ; chrlce butcher Htects. Jl 25lf l.:0 : ; fa rte
to Roof butclur ttrers , J3.7.Htl.I.1 ; common to
medium butcher sleets , M.u0 3."i ; cliol-e heifers ,
J3.00O4.U : fair to choice butcher < ows. J2.COO
3.0.1 ; medium to good feeders" , J3.TiU4.1. ( > .
11OOS Tops. J3.70 ; mediums , Jl.My3.70 ; light
shli psrs , 13.4093.60 ; p'gs. J2.D003.IO.
S1IE1U' ANIJ LAM1IS Market xlejdy and tin
changed ; good In extra f hlpp n , ; IJ ep , JJ.tOl
3.75 ; fair to good sheep , 93 WfJ-23 : common ti >
medium , } 2.0d5I2.fO ; extra stilpplng lambs , JKT..jf
5.0) ! fair to good l.nnhs , t4.23ti4.73 ; te-t but'hcrf ,
J4XUQ4.CO ; fair to pooil butchers. J3.50S7I.OV.
InilluiiitliolU I.lve Slock.
INDIANAPOLIS , April 18. CATTLE-Recclptf ,
light ; shipments , -fall- : market itendy ; good to
prime steers , 14.7303,15 ; fair to medium lec rs ,
jl.-IOfi'I.C3 : common to good Etockcrs , t3.Sriff4.CO.
.HOaS Receipts , 1,010 head : shipments , CCO
hend ; market fnlrly active ; nil ro'.d nt n KCII-
cral decline of 2'.c ' : Rood to choice mcd um
nnd heavy , I3.7i3.s2 > ,4 : mixed nnd heavy. 13.70
(13.75 ; good to choice lights , J3.70if3.75 ; common
IlKhtK , J3.WJ3.70.
BHKEP Receipt ? , llsht ; shipments , none ;
market stendy ; gixit to choice lambs , jr > . ; . "iffj.0 ;
KOC.J to medium lambs , JI.OOCT1.W : good tn
choice sheep , J4.000 > l.23 ; common Ehecp , JJ.75W
3.40.
Knot IliilTnIo Live Stock.
KAST lltJFFA't.O , N. Y. , April 13.-CATTJ.E-
Cholce fat stecriJ4.50ff4.CO ; light , J4.23t.3 > ;
choice fat heifers. JI.2.WI.50 ; mixed bulchers'
stock. J3.fiOWI.23 ; fat cows , J3.CO 3.60.
1IOC1S Good to choice yoikers , J3.9jfft.CO ;
Hunt > orkcrs , J3.SOS3.W ; mixed packers' grades ,
J4.C084.03 ; inedliini weights , 14.05 ; heavy , S3.S54P
4.10 : rouuhs. J3.40g3.53 : pigs , S3.aiK3.CO.
LAMI1S Choice In extra. J4.COff4.70 ; fair tn
good. Jl.3jQl.50 ; culls , J3.C084.23 ; yearlings , $1.00
SHEEP Choice to telc'cted wethers. J4.155.25 ;
good to choice mixed. J3.73Q4.10 ; common to fair ,
J3.50S3.C3 ; culls , J3.COif3.40.
City Live Stook Market.
KANSAS CITY. April IS. CATTLE Receipts ,
8.00) head , Market Mendy to strong nnd active ;
Texas steers , JS.7oiffl.30 : Texas cows , J3.SCff4.Mj
native rteers , J.l.75frJ.OO ; native cows nnd heif
ers. I1.75S-I.50 - : stackers nnd feeder * . J3.CCO3.20 ;
bulls. J2.755J3.73.
HOGS Receipts , 5,000 head. Market weak to So
lower ; bulk of Miles , J3.5W3.75 ; licivler , J3.700
3.SO : pn'ckers ' , 13.0010-3.75 : mixed , 53.53713.75 ; lights ,
l3.GOir3.67ti ; Yorlct-ri" , J3.COB3.C7 ; pig' , J3.25 3. 0.
SHEEP Recelpls , 3,000 head. Market steady ;
lambs , Jl.W35.3o ; muttons , J3.COiT5.00.
Cliieliinntl Live Slock.
CINCINNATI , April 18. HOGS-ActlvO at J3.10
@ 3.S2',4.
CATTLK-Flrmcr nt J2.85O3.8,5.
SHBKl'-Dull nt J2.755f4.50.
U\MUS Weak 'at J4.0 > ) g5.50.
Stock In Sight.
Record of receipts of live stock at the .four
principal markets April 18 :
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha , 1.473 1,924 1.505
Chlcacj 13,500 37,00) 50.0CO
Kansas City S.COO 6,000 3,000
St. Louis CODO 3.700 3,000
Totals 24,973 47.624 28,003
Wool
P.OSTON. April ! . WOOIrollowIng are the
prices quoted for the leading descriptions :
Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeres X nnd above.
26027c ; XX , 29c ; XX. above 30c ; delaine. 300
3lc : No , 1 camblns , 30c ; No. 2 combing , ! 0c.
Michigan , Wisconsin , etc. X Michigan , 24c ; No.
1 Michigan combing. 2029c ; No. 1 Illinois comb-
Ing. 2SO29o ; No. 2 Michigan combing , 2S@29c ;
No. 2 Illinois combing , 2S ® : ? ; X New York ,
New Hampshire and Vermont , Zl&Zl ? ; No. i
New York. New Hampshire nnd Vermont , 27c ;
delaine , Michigan , 2Se. Unwashed medium-
Kentucky nnd Indiana quarter blaod combing ,
23c ; three-clshths blood , 23Wc ; Missouri quarter
hlood combing , 22e ; three-eighths blootl , 2214C ;
braid combine. 20e. l > ike and Georjtn. 23c.
Texas wools Spring medium ( I2 mtnths ) , 169
ISc ; scoured , 43045c ; rprlng fine (12 ( months ) ,
18019c ; scoured , Me. Territory wools Montana
fine me liim | nnd fine , IGiflSc : rcoured , 4094Se ;
staple , COc ; Wyoming , etc. , fine medium arrl
fine , 1517c ; scoured , 4347c : staple , CO : . Aus
tralian , scoured basin , combing , good , 65RCSc ;
combing , superfine. 70Jr72c ; combing , average , 2
065c- ; Queensland , fomhlnK. Kc.
ST. LOUIS , April IS. WOOL -Easler : me
dium. U19c ; light line. 13O1& : ; heavy line ,
l < c ; tub washed , 225854c.
Oil Qlnrketn.
OIL , CITY. Pa. , April 18. Credit balances ,
75c ; certincates. opened nt 74V4c bid for cash ;
xnles , 12.0CO bbls. cash at 741ic ; 1,0)0 ) bbls. reg
ular at 75V c : clcsei3 at 73c bid for regular oil ;
ehlpmcnti < . 152,8oO bbls. : runs , 9S.22S bhs. !
CHAItLKSTON. B. C. , Apr'l IS.-OILS-Tur-
pentlne , llrm and unchanged.
SAVANNAH. April 18. OILS-Splrlts turpen
tine , firm nt 23We. Hosin. flrrn : quotations : A ,
It. C , U , $1.25 ; 11 , Jt.40 ; I , $1.45 ; K. Jl.tO ; M ,
tl.te ; N , J1.C3 ; window class , J1.73 ; water white ,
N. C. . April 18.-OILS-S-lrlts
turpentine , stei < Iy at 23 > ift3lc. Itosln , dull nt
Jl.05fil.10. Crude turpentine , qu'et at J1.50 , J1.S3
and Jl.fO. Tar , flrm at Kc.
York Dry Go oil * Market.
NEW YOTIK. April IS. Dry goods t-penwl
with poor trading1 on all 'I'vljmnn r-f 111 * mir-
kct. Duyerii were not 'lunvroiM In the local
( leld , nnd they refused to ppeculatc to nny
degree. Nevertheless one or two jibbing firms
rportKl n fair result In plain pivxls bv rn'l '
orders twlay. An a rule ImslneEi Is r-jnnt > l
to special snlesif ! ln. . > which are offprr , ; io
clean up stock. While reiluctlr.nn for IIOs pur
pose ore not radical , they arj nn object to
buyers , and are tp.lctn ndvnntagi of , t5'aiil
cotton. Is quiet. Print cloths show no change
for the bcUcr. Prints nre again q-il t.
Suitnr MnrkclM.
NRW ORLKANS. April 18. SUQAn-Oulet ;
on < n kettle. 2M03So : ccntrlfiiBnl grnnulitp
iiict white , 4 7-lOe ; yellow , 4O4 B-lfic ; cecnnds ,
2KQ3 15-H < o. Molns.vs , dull : rcn'rlflltrnl , 4O13n.
NEW YORK. Apr'l ' IS.-SUOAR-llaw , nulct ;
fair refining , 3Hc ; centrifugal. t lest , 4 I-l s ;
rrflned , quiet : mould A , 3 7-ICo ; standard A ,
51-162 ; confjctlcntrs' A , Bl-16o : cut loaf , 5 ll-K : ;
ru heJ , 5 ll-16c : powdered , 5 7-lCc ; granulated ,
63-ltc ; cube , 5 7-lfc. _
Cnllfornln nrleil Frultii.
NKW YORK. April 18.-CALIKOIINIA DRIED
KJIUITS Apples , nrm : other fruits steady :
evaporated apples , common. Ifl7'ic ; prime wire
tmy , 80 : woo l dried , nrlme. 8Vc ; choice. 4c :
fancy , JJJ9',5e. I'runes. 3Wff7c. Apricot * . Rovnl.
5U7c : Mo r Park. 8V40ICO. Peaches , unpccled.
COSc ; peeled , 11O14 : .
JAMES E BOYD & GO , ,
Telephone 1039. Omaha , Neb
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PROVISIONS und STOCKS
BOARD OP TRADE.
Dlrer-t wlre to Chicago nd New York.
Correspondents ! John A. Warren A Co.
TEI.EJ'HO NB 1953.
H. R. PENNEY & CO ,
110 Board of Trade Bldg. , Omaha , Neb
GRAIN , PROVISIONS , STOCKS
Drincb Offlr * . UJ8 N Bu. Unccls. Nob.
The U. 8.
GOVERNMENT
wants Wong men tn Its
ncnrlcfl. With one o-
icord the Army nnd Nnty
endorse DAlt-UKN at
the Rrcstut known
tronitihonor , Invlgoral-
or nnd rentorotlvo. It
create * solid llp-.li , muscle -
clo nnd. stroQKth , clears
the brain , strengthens
the ncrTcs nnd causes
the eoncratlvo organ * to
quickly regain their nor
mal powers. Kor norr-
ous prostration , overwork - j
work , Impaired vitality'
In either cox. or cxccstlro uvs of opium , llo'ior
or tobacco , it positively cannot bo excelled.
Ono box will work Bonders. Six will cure.
11AII-11KN Is for sale by all druggists , 00 l b-
lets , BO crntt. Ono to two months' treatment
Fill out nnd mall tn the diagnosis shoot In each
box , nnd wo will g'vo ' your case special atten
tion without extra charga 1IAH-I1KN I * pro-
pirod by Hlnlmer O. llonson , 1'h.D. , 1L S. , M-
rest from the formula of E. K. llnrton , M , H ,
Clovelnnd's most eminent Bl > oclalljt. MalleA
In closed package on rerolpt of prlf o.
BUS. UAHTON AN1J HEN ON ,
01 liar-lon ) Ulocli. Cleveland , O.
For snlo by Kttlm & Co. . 13lh ami Dong
as ; J. A. Fuller A Co. , 1402 DotiBlaa St. .
nml Gmhitm UniB Co. , 15th nml Furnnmi
Clnjr IMinnnacy , 27th nml Lenvenworth ;
"oyton's I'hiirtnncy , 21th nml lcavenworth :
i J. Sykorn , South Omahn , ami nil ottver
rtiR-Rltits In Omahn. South Omaha , Council
Huffs nml vicinity.
Health is Wealtii
DR. C. C. WEST'S
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT
> THE ORIGINAL , ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS ,
Is pnldunder posiliro Written ( Dnarnutee.
byantliorizml ngpnU only , to cum Weak Memory ,
UizzintWB , Wakotulnena , l-'its , Hrstorin. ( JuicK-
ns ! > , Niaht LOSJM , Kvil Dreams , Ijock of ConU-
dci'.co , Norvousnoje , LnFslttido , nil Urolno , Youth-
fill Errors , or Excessive Uro of Tobncuo , Opium ,
or Liquor , which loads to Misery , Consumption ,
Insanity nnd Uonth. At utoro or by mnll , $1 o
box ; oix for $5 ; with written sunratiteo to
euro or refund money. Sample uncltv
ago , contnhiiiiB jivotilnya * < > ntment.\vjui full
inetruclions , 25 cents. Ono cnimito oulj ) sold to
osch porgon. Atstoroorbyiuail.
5 "Rcd Label Special ,
' Extra Strength. I
'For Impotency , jjona otl
1'owor , Jjoct Manhood ,
Klerility or DnrremioRs.
, ? 1 n Imi ; eiz for ? .1 , with
jwrlttcu zuarantocS
tacnroin30uatB. Atetoro
Myorn Dlllnii Druir Co. , S. K , Corne *
Kith mill Kiiriiniii Sin. , Omiilin , Xi-b.
Irclnnins ; . FlntVeek. . UVctk.
WEAK HEN
IinMiint Relief. Cnro In 15daj-s. Never rettmn.
i I will Kladl/Bcnd to nny pnffrrcr In n plain seiilcd ,
aenvclopo I'nKK n iirfscrlptlnn wllh full ellrcc-1
] tlfini for a quick , prlvnto cnrn for Lost Hantmcil.
iNlRht Losses , Nervous T > i > tillUv. Pmnll Wr U
lr risVarlcncclo.ite. n , | | . \VrUlii. Music
rnirr. Um l.VtB. Mnrthnll. Midi.
Patronize
Home Industries
Ily I'nrcliiiHlnur UooilH Mnile at tin-
lotvlnu 'A'clirankn FnctorlcM ° t
AWNINOS AND TENTS.
OMAHA TH.VI * AMI ItlllllllJIl CO.
( Successors Omaha Tent nnd Av/nlng Co. )
Manufacturers tents , nwnlngs ; jobbers ladles'
and gents' Macklnloihcs. Tents tor rent. 1311
Farnam St. , Omnhu.
UltEWEHIES.
OMAII.V MIIISWI.VG ASSOCIATION.
Carload shipments made In our own refrig
erator cars , lilue Illbbni. Elite Export , Vienna
Export nnd Family Export delivered to all parts
of the city.
BOILEHS.
OMAHA. HOIMHl AVOIIKS ,
JOIIX It. LOWIIBY , Prop.
rtollcrs , Tanks nnrl Sheet Tron Work. Special
facilities for doing repairs , etc. Tfl. 1350 .
COnNICE WORKS.
G. T. EPEXKTBH ,
KAGLK COHM1CR WORKS.
Manufacturer of Oslvnnlzed Iron Cornices , Ga1.
vanlzed Iron Skylluhts. Tin , Iron snd Slate
Roofing. Agent for Klnneara Steel Celling.
108-10-12 North Eleventh street.
CRA'.TCBIl FACTORIES.
AMIHICAinsciriT AXD MF-U. co.
Wholeruio Crocker Manufacturers ,
OMAHA , NEII.
DYE WORKS.
SCIIOKHSACK'S TWI.V CITV IJYB
AVOIIKS , 15 1 Fnniniii St.
Dying nnd cleaning of garments nnd goads of
every description. Cleaning of line garments a
Bpectalty.
FLQUR MILLS.
S. K. OILMAN.
Flour , Meal , Feei. nran , 1013-15-17 North nth-
Street. Omaha , Net ) . C. K. lllack , Manieer.
Telephone 5 2.
IRON WORKS.
DAVIS & COW'OILL , IHOX WOItlU.
Iron niiill IlrniiM Fonii < lrr > .
Manufacturers and Jobbers of Machinery. Gen
eral repairing a specialty. U01. 1J03 and 1M5
Jackson street , Omaha , Neb.
LINSEED OH *
WOODMAX II\SIF.I > on , woiuc.s.
Manufacturers old process raw llnicej oil , ket
tle boiled linseed oil , old proe ground llnreeil
cakes , ground and screened llaxseed for drug
gists. OMAHA , NEII.
MATTRESSES.
OMAII.V IlICniUXG CO.
Manufacturers of high grade Mattres.e > , 1113
Hamey Street. Omaha.
OVERAL.L AND 8IHHT FACTORIES.
KAT/-XEVEJJS COMPANY.
Mfrs. Clothing , Pantr , Shirts , Overalls.
OMAHA. NED.
SHIRT FACTORIES.
t J. II. BV.VXS ,
XRIIHASKA SHIRT COMPANY.
ITxcluttve custom uhlrt tailors. 1511 Farnam.
VINEC1AR AND PICKLES.
IIAAItMA.V.X VIXKGAll CO.
stanufncturfrs of Vinegar , Pickles , Catsups ,
Mu lar.U. . fl rv and Woitesterahlre Haure.
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WILLIAM PFUIKFKII.
For a good , subttantlal vehicle of nny descrip
tion , for repainting or rubber tires on new or oM
wheels the best place Is 27th and Lravenwortll
Streets.
mUTMMONU CAIIIIIAGK CU.
Cheap , medium priced and tony carriages.
Any thing you want , second hand or new. Head
quarters for rubber tires , warranted18th and
Hainey , opposite Court House.
CIQAIl MANUFACTURERS.
HUM : A co.
Largest factory In the west. Lfidlng jobber *
of Omaha , Kama * Cltv. Lincoln nd HI , Joiepk
handle our goods , 1006 Farnara Street.