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Newspaper Page TextTITE OMAITA DAILY BEE: "WEDNESDAY, AritFL 15. 1903. 10 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL I Prices Rule Btroag, Tu9H2jh Volume of Butiness it Light. ALL PRODUCTS TEND SOMEWHAT UPWARD Wheat Ob RUri from Flve-F.lhthe to and Ose-F.lehth, Cora a Halt and Oats Three-Hnarters. nil nominal; etsndard la nominal; lake n.1 elctmlvtlc sre quoted at tls.tKnf 16.25 Hid tasting at $l4.i0r(i 14 75. Lead declined slightly In London to i.:2 12s 8d, but re mained quiet at 4 67' In the local market, bpciter net-lined fca to 22 6a In lonunn, wr.lle locally it wan quiet and steady at 15.70. Iron iii'wd at 5."s ad In Glasgow and at In Mldolesborongh; locally Iron prices were unchanged and the market quiet; No. 1 foundry, northern, waa quoted st 22.;5'u22.75; No. 2 foundry, northern, t1i.7VrfZl.ka; No. 1 foundry, southern, ana Nv, 1 loundry, loft, at 821.5O'u22.0o. CHICAGO, Arll 14.-Thcre only a moderate trade In grain and provlalona to day, but prices were atrong. May wheat closing lfilHc higher, with July c higher. May corn waa ui He and were c better. Mny provisions cl)ed unchanged to 15c higher. . Wheat ruled rather (pilrt. with the trad Ins malnlv local. Opening price,, were atrong on reports of unfavorable weather, frosts being reported In Kansas, together with bullish advice from Pari ami de creased stocks. There was a grod demand from short at the start and after opening Ho to So hlRher at ioc to iB'nC May ad vanced to 7H4ic. The continued i en sell ing of July by the Armour Interests hail a beaiiah effect on traders, although It whs rumored that brokers were buying for the ssme house, and as a result of the uncer tainty surrounding these deals the market was quite nervous the greater part of the day. The entire selling of Jjly by the leading long waa estimated at nearly 2.000. OuO bushels. Toward the end of tile session a good general demand set In which ad vanced prices to the top notch of the day, and the close was near the hlRh figures. May telng lfalHc higher at 7i'yh iHc. after soiling up to 76-c. July sold up to il'd 71Ve and closed He higher at 71c. Clear ances of wheat and flour were equ.il to 322,000 bu. Primary receipts were S02.000 bu., against 250,000 bu. Bradstreets world s vis ible showed a decrease for the week of 2,400,OHO bu. Minneapolis and Duluth re ported receipts of 71 earn, which, with local receipts of 37 cars none of contract grade made total receipts for the three points of li cars, against 116 cara last week and 1-1 cars a year ago. Corn ruled strong, conditions being un favorable both for planting and the move ment. There was active covering In May by shorts and commission houses were good buyers of the July delivery. Trading waa quite active early In the day. but later the market bec-v-no quiet, bat the early atrength was well maintained. May closing V higher at 43V. after Belling between 4.c and 44c. Local receipts were 122 cars, with none of contract grade. The wet weather was a bull factor In oats, as was the strength In other grains, and a strong sentiment prevailed. Commis sion houses were good buyers early and shorts did considerable covering through out the day. The scarcity of offerings late In the day was a feature. The close was strong, with May e higher at SSc after ranging between 32,c and 33MsC. Local re eel'tla were 146 cars. provisions were dull, but the market was strong on a good demand for pork and ribs by brokers. A Arm hog market with light receipts was an early strengthening Influence. Mny pork closed 15c higher at $18, May lard was unchanged at $9 0 and ribs were a shade nigner at .. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 11 cars; corn, 50 cars; oata, 60 cars; hogs, 24.000 head. The leading futures ranged aa follows: Artlclea.l Open. High. Low. Cloe.Yea'y. Wheat III May 7M.f4 76 75''i 7fitt 75", July 70HfiV71 m 70V. 71 70, Sept. f f3'4l 68 68 6S 68 Corn April 43i, 4314 4.14 434 43 May 43H3' 44 431. 43 433, Julv 4.'Vn 4.?T. . 43 43V43ti Bept. iSKtlH 43'. 43'!43iSV.i43VnVi Oata April 83 3-S. Mav 32(fT33 83'4 K 83 32 July WWou 30 fi'1 80 29-St Bept. 27Vi 27 27H 27 27 Pork Mav 18 024 18 10 17 87 M On 17 85 July 17 40 17 45 17 82 17 37 17 35 Bept. 17 05 17 10 17 00 17 06 17 05 Lard May 92 92.987 990 990 July 985 986 980 9 82986 Rept. 9 82 82 9 80 9 80 9 82 Ribs Mav 9 90 9 90 9 87 9 90 990 July 9 75 9 77 9 72 9 72 9 72 Bept. 9 67 9 67 9 65 9 65 9 67 No. 2. Cash ouotatlops were as follows: FLOUR Steady: winter patent, $3.40i!J 150; winter straights. $3.1(1133.30; spring patents. $3.30ff?3. io; spring straights, ti.wt .20; bakers, $2.20tfJ2.7. WHKAT-No. t spring. 78rd79c; No. 3, 70 '"7c; No. 8 red, 74H4?5C. CORN No. 2, 43c; No. 2 yellow, 43c. OATS No. 2, 3131c; No. 3 whKe. 32 SOKc RYE No. 2. 49lc. , H A Rl.EY Good feeding. 37(rr40c; fair to choice malting 4Sff64c. SEEDS No. 1 ftar, 11. OR; No. 1 north western, 11.10; prime timothy, 83.50; clover, contract grade. $12. PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 8I?.9. (MS.OO. lJird, per 100 lbs . 9.8ir?f.9). Bhort ribs sides (loose), $9.Rflfi9.90. Dry salted shoulders (baxed), tS.75'rl7. Bhort clear sloes f boxed). $lu 00$! 10.2.7. Following are the receipts and shipments of flour and grain yesterday: Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls 21,510 1 8,200 Wheat, bu 44.600 112.AO) Ccrn, bu lo?.8') 344.500 Oats, bu 224.x 212.100 Rye, bu 14.300 Rarley, bu 38,000 8,900 On the Produce exchange today the but. ter market waa easier; creameries. 181i27c; dalriea, 14ff24o. Eggs, steady, at mary, cases included, 13Vi14cT Cheese, steady, 12tral3o to 1313c. OMAHA WIIOI.KSAI.IC MARKET. Condition of Trade and Qaotatloas on staple and Fancy Proline. F.O(7S-Fres.i stock, Uo 1,1 VE POL 1.TK1-ileus. 10'pllc; roost ers, according to age. 1'uS"; turkeys, 139 lbc; ducks, VylOc. gtese, HjlOc. HI'TTKK tr-acklng stock, 18c: choice dairy, in tubs, lixul.c: seDaralof 27Q28c. OY8TERf Btandards, per can, 2c; extra selects, per can, c. New York counts per can, 42c; bulk, t-xtra selects, per cal., 11.75; bulk Msniiurds, per gal., 1.35. FROZEN FRESH FISH Trout. 9iai0c; herring, 60; pickerel, 6c; pike, 9c; percU, c; buffalo, di eased, 7c; suuflnn, Sc; bluetlsh, 11c; whitHtish, wc; salmon, ltic; haddock. 11c: cndllnh. 12c; redanapper, 'uo; lubstvrs, boiled, per lb., i'n; lobsters, green, per lb., 25c; bullheads, 10c: catflah, 24c; black bass, 17c, halibut, lie; shad roe, 760 eacl' HRAN-hr ton U.5 HAY Prices quoted by Omana Wholesale Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland. t; No. 2, $750; medium, i; coarse. $6.60. Rye straw, $6. These prices are for Say of good co. 01 11 nd quality. lemand fair and receipts light. CORN 40O. OATSTlc. RYE: No. 2. 4Se. VEGETABLES. CELERY California, per do.. 6Oc0$l. POTATOES Per bu., 26630c; Colorado, per bu., mc. SEKU POTATOES Northern grown, per bu.. tig7tc. NEW CARROTS Per doien bunctiea. 40u LETTLCE Per dozen buncnes, 45c. REETS New southern, per dosen bunch s, 4(.e; old, per bu., 40c. PARSNIPIS Per bu., 80c. CLCL M11ERS Hotnouse, per dox.. tl.ifV. CARROTS Per bu.. 40c. UREEN ONIONS Southern, per doxen bunches 45c RADISHES Southern, per dogen bunch'jt, Ec; nume grown, 35424c;. '''UP.NIPb--Per bu., 4uc; Canada rutaba gas, per lb., H4c; new aoutnern, per doxen ouncl.t-fc, 50C ONIONS Hen. Wisconsin. oer lh lo; wh;te. per lb.. 2c; Mpanlsh. per crate, JL7S. SPINA '.'H Southern, per -uu. box. $1. NAv v RH.ANS Per bu., $2.60. WAX liEANS-Per bu. box, $4; atrlng beans. p r bu. box, $3.0O33.bO. CAHriAGE Holland seed, per lb.. lc TOMA.'OKS New Florida, per 6-basket '.rate. t4. ' FRUITS. APPLES New York stock. $3.003.50; California Permaln, $1.60; Colorado Ben Davis, $1.25. htka w HF.RRTF.8 Louisiana, per 54-pt cn.-ie. 2.50ija.75; Texas, per 24-qt. case, $4.00 l4.t0. TRflPirAI. FRUITS. FIGS Calll ornla, pr lo-lb. cartom, 90o; Turk.f h. per 3j-ib. box, ltiultlc, OKAGES-Californla navels, fancy. $3 0.1 fu.iu; choice. 2.7b; Mediterranean sweets, $2.25; Sweet Jaffa. $2.50. , LEMONS California fancy. 83.25; chclce, DATES Persian. In 70-ib. boxea, per lb., 60c. per case of 30-lb. pkgs., $2.25. PINEAPPLES CUDan, H.WUl.w. $3. MISCELLANEOUS. MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb.. 10c. HoNEY Uiuh, per 24-irame case. $3 2$; Colorado, H.uO. POPCORN Per lb., 2c; shelled, 4c. Ill UKii No I green, 0c: No. 2 green, 6c; No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted. c: No. 1 vel cxlf, to 12 lba., bc; No. 2 veal calf, 13 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides. MglZCi sneep. pelts, 26 t7uc; horse nines, tl.WJfi2.50. NUTS Walnuts. iNo. 1 eoft shell, per lb., 15c; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft shell, per lb., 13c; No. 2 ..ard sheli. per lb., L:c; BraziU, per lb., 12c; Alberts, per ID., 12c; almonds, soft shell, per lb., 16c; herd shell, per lb., 15c; pecans, large, per lb., lic; mail, per lb.. He, cocoanuta, per dox., 61c; chestnuts, per lb 10c; peanuts, per lb.. 6c; roaated peanuts, per lb., 7c; black walnuts, pei bu., $1: hickory nuts, per bu., U60; cocoanuts. oer loo. $. OLD METALS. KTC A. B. Alplrn quota 1 the lollowing pr'.ces: Iron, country mixed, per ion, $11; Iron, stove piate, per ton. t; copper, per lb., 8c; brass, heavy, per lb., HW.; brass, light, per :b., 6c; lead per lb., $v; sine, per lb., 2c WKARK GRAIN t OMPAKY. Omaha Branch llO-lll Board of Trade Balldlng. CHICAGO, April 14. WHEAT Sentiment In wheat was bearish early and there was evidently a good deal of July selling by Armour, but there was also buying of th.s future through commission houses credited to the same Interests. Later the market was influenced by strength at St. Louis and New York, and those markets at one time were up over a cent. It Is said a leading New York export house has been buying the St. Loul.i futurea and making bMe abroad on tha. basla for new crop dei'verv. Ihe market here at Its best was l'dle ove yesterdiy's close and holding mos't of the advance. There are 75,000 bu. reported sold from here for export: New York reports loads taken for export; there were export sales of 170.000 bu. rye from hr-re, and this was of some help to the whent market; the world s visible decreased :.4(W.00 bu.. against 3.704.0(0 last year; Min neapolis reported 50O.O0O bu- decrease there In three days; primary receipts. 3o2.r00 bu., csolnst i'M.uOO laat year; prlmar? shipments, 50,01) bu., against 302,000; northwest re ceipts. 71 cars, ugalnst 9) last year; locnl receipts, 37 rars. with two contract; esti mates, for tomorrow, 10 cars; clearances, 322,000 bu. CORN The market has been nrm ror 3 45; extra fancy and mraight. $3.omfI3.25; clrar, $2.7i4J:! . Tt Y K H Ik her st 47HO. SEED-Tlmothy. steady. $2.0'2 75; prime, worth mori. Ort.NftlKAT 8tee1v at $.'30. BRAN Quiet; racked, east irsck. 5. It A Y StiMuv; Tlriijiny, $i.uols.uu; prairie, $.noyil.rjo. IRON COTTON TIE8-$1.05. RAtGlNfV-6ffC. HEMP TWINE be. PRi t VISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing, standard mess. $18.00. Lard, steady at $9 62. Dry salt meats (boxed), sta1y; extra shorts, 19 87: clear ribs. 1H1'; short clears, $10 25. Paeon (boxei), steady; extra srurt. $10.87; clear ribs. $1i.12; rhort c ear. $11. 2. ME1 Ai.ri Lead, quiet at $4.55. Spelter, firm at $5 40. POULTRY Quiet ; chickens. 10c; tur keys, 12o; ducks. 11c; geese. 4a)C. RUTTER Weaker; creamery, 214?28c; dairy. 184f21c. EGGS Unsettled at 12c bid. Kecelpts. Bnipmeni. Four, bbls..- 8,(KK) 1.0i Wheat, bu 42,(0 91 .(i Corn, bu 4.i,r4) 1M.0D Oats, bu 66,000 88,00) Kansas City Grain and Provisions. KANSAS CITY. April 14 -WHEAT-Mny. HSUc; July. 61c; cash, No. 2 hard, 6774c; No. 3. 64 If 66c; No. 3 red, 6a6i)c; No. 3, 65ft 68c. CORK April, 35c; May. 351736c; July, 35c; cash, No. 2 mixer"., 364&37c; No. 3 white, 3V4'tt37c; No. 8. 3!Sij3So. OA'iS No. 2 white, S5&35c; No. 2 mixed, 83&33c. RYE No. 2. 46c. HAY Timothy, $12.60; prairie. $10.00. BUTTER Creamery, 21625c; dairy, 19c. EGGS Fresh, llc. Receipts. Shipments Wheat, bu Cr-rn, bu Oats, bu t.9.200 2".tV) 12.100 79 401 54.401 14 00) Toledo Grain and Seed. TOLEDO. April 14. WHEAT Act' ve. strong; cash, 76c; May, 7o; juiy. 71c. CORN Fairly active, steady; April. 42o; May, 4,)c; July, 4M&;Sc. OATS Dull, firm; April, 34c; May, 33c; July, 30c. KVE-No. 2. 620. SEED Clover, dull, steady: ca?h, $6.90; October, $j.22; prime timothy. $160; pr.m? alslKe, $7.50. prime mercantile months, K0 per cent paper. SMij tier cent. hTERl.lNU EXCHANGE Pteady at $4. KM', for demand and at $4 S34.Sfi4.i.'Wn for sixty dnvs; iiimtrd rates. $4 M and $4 87; Kinmrrclal bills. $4 K2SS I 8::. SILVER r.ar. 4St4c; Mexican dollars. 38c. HONDS Government, steady; railroad. Irregular. The closing quotations on bonds are at follows : Central re....liii .Mpl. .11 ..H7 ..in-4 ..1.15' ..li'.i, lll. .103 W V. 8. ref. 2s. do roupon 00 Mm, r-1 do coupon do new 4, re... do coupon do old 4a. reg do coupon do oa. reg do coupon Atrhlaon gn. 4t.. do sdj. 4i Dt! tt Ohio 4a do !' do conr. 4 'I'anads So. ffa Central of Oa. ta.. do la tnc Cha. a Ohio 4ii.a Chlrago A. l it C, D. A Q. n. 4a. C, M 4 fit P . 4a...ll0V4 C. A N. W. c. 7a...li2 C. K. I. P. 4a....lKi O C C A St L g. 4a. 100 do is tnr , Minn St. L. M . K. A T. 4a., do la N. V. C. g. 14a N. J. C. gen. ba HIW No. PaolDc 4a do la N. A W. con. 4a. Reading gen. 4a. St. L. A 1. M. c. St. U A S. F. 4l St. t,. 8. W. la. do 2a . kllV, .100 . pr. .Km .! ,ia7 . T1 .104 . 741, 1 Chlrago Ter. 4a Colorado 60. 4a Ilanver A R. a. 4a. Erla prior lien 4a... do general 4a , F. W. n. C. la. Hocking Val. 4i,a. L. A N. unl. 4... Bid. Offered "i . KS . . ' . U .!") .! .100 8. A. A A. P. 4a... 80. Pa.lflc 4a Sn. HallwnT tm Teiaa Pacini- la.. T., St. U A W. U I'nlon Pacific 4a do conv. 4a Wahaah la do ia do deh. D West Shore 4a Wheal. A L. B. 4a Wla. Central 4a Con. Tobacco 4a Colo. Fual Rock laland Pennarlranla Manhattan 77 2C4 t S . n ' 111 1014j 71 .... t .... Mi, S..11it .... ' .... n .114141 .Hi a . Jl .102 .1001, ll.i-a .10s . 4, .imi, . o'. . to . ft.. . H . n .10i OMAHA LIVE STOCK HIRkET Beef Sueri Actite and Etrong; to a Dime LowerCowi A.to Strong. HOG MARKET HiLD FULLY STEADY All Kinds of Fnt Sheep nnci l.nmba Sold Abont Fifteen to Twenty-Five Cents Lower Feeders Also Lower. 1 I SOUTH OMAHA, April 14. Receipts were: Cattle. Hons. (Sheep. Oiiitnal Monday 3.46 3,o. Onicial Tuesuay 4.81.) i.i' s, 173 17,577 l.vj 16,or(l lo,o2a ltt,4t) 16,021 Minneapolis Wheat, Flonr and Bran. MINNEAPOLIS, April 14. WHEAT Cash, 70Vc; May, 74c; July, 74fi74c; on track, No. 1 hard, "7e; No. 1 northern, 7Gic; No. 2, northern. 75ic FLOUR First patents, $;!.90f4.10; tecond patents, $3.S6'(t39i; first clear, $2.&xf2.95; second clear', $2.3j2.4i. RRAN-I.1 bulk. i0.003T).&0. Mllwnnkee Grain Market. MILWAUKEE. April 14. WHEAT -Steady; No. 1 northern, 798,9c; No. 2 northern, 7778c; May, 76Vi4tr6e bid. RYE Steady; No. 1, o2c. BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 681S6CC; tample, 4) CORN May, 43c atktd. Dnlnth Grain Market. DULUTH, April 14. WHEAT To arrive. No. 1 hard, 7Sc; No. 1 northern, 76c; No. 2 northern, 7c; May, No. 1 hard, 773c; July, 7tic. OATS May 32c. EW VOHK STOCKS AMD BONDS. Rank tlearlnajs. CHICAGO. April 14. Clearing-. $27,485 63. ; balarce. $2,272 4X9; New York exchange, 31o premium: foreign exchange, unchanged; sterling posted at $4.84 for sixty days and at $4.87 for demand. CINCINNATI. April 14.-C1 arlngs, $3,127. toO; mony. &i(i6 per cent; NtW York ex change, loffloc prtmlum. NEW YwRK, Ap-H 14. Clearing?, $244, 010.241; ba ances. $1008t.(49. ROSTON, April 14.-Clearlngs, $23,612X62; balances, $l,8j4.80S. PHILADELPHIA, April 14 Clearings. $21,916,070; balanres, $3,035,773; money, 5() per cent. BALTIMORE. April 14. Clearings. $4,741, 44: ba'anre, $571,3.14; monev, 6 p-r cent. 8T. LOUIS, Ajrll 14. Ol-ar.ngs. $9,837. 207; balancFs, tl.oro.734; morey. steady, . nT ! per cent; New York txthange, SK- premium NEW YORK GKNEUAL MARKET. Quotations Various of the I)nr on Commodities. NEW YORK. April 14.-FLOUR-Re-eeipta. 7,157 bbls.; exports. 10,M bh!s; firm nd held higher; winter patent!, $ '.93 4.20; winter extras, $2.8iKu3.10: Minnesota bakers, $3.20io3.tO; winter low grades. $2 td.ti2.90. Rve flour, steady: talr to gjed. $2 80fu3.2J; cholcj lo ftnev. $'.2"rg3.45. C'ORNMEAIr- Steady: yel'ow western, $1.08 r-lty, .; brat dywlne. $3 4i'ii3.53. RY'E Steady; Nc. i wea er.i. 5u'. f. o. b.. afloat: state, o7rrr61e, c. 1. f.. New York. BARLEY Dull; feeding 47c, c. I f.. WHEAT Recelpta, HA 675 bu.; apot firmer; No. 2 red, tie elevator and 82c f. o. b. float; No. 1 northern. Duluth, KSc f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard, Manitoba. S6c f. o. h. afloat. Options were firm all dav. with May especially strong here on light stocks and squeeze of shorts; other governing both c-tsh and futures, influenced mostly 3"e""- J,""!".' a S bv the cold, wet weather. The feature has i"'; i V N,"hern v been the strength of the May. and this fu- 1 I7',rtn" ' no,' u.ern lnVl tjre at one tlmo advanced to c CA'er the Julv. There was some covering of May ct-riy. Cablee were steady. There Is some shipping business done about 300,000 bu. in the last two days, nnd there Is more dis position on the part of the east to take hold. New York reports ten loads taken for export. East of the Rockies corn de-cieasi-d 2.1S4.IM) bu.; contract stock. 2.311. OX bu.. Increased 23,000 bu. ; local receipt. 122 cars, with none contract; estimates for Wednesdav, 50 cars: primary recelpta. 325, 0 bu., against 176,000 laat year; primary chirments. t2.1,(() bu., against 254,000; clear ances, 146.000 bu. Weather too wet for farm work. OATH The market has been firm on the cold weather and prices at their best were VI-'Hc higher, reacting some from the top. It his been mainly a scalping market. There was the same kind of selling as yes terday, led by Counselman. The cash mar ket wsa steady, and there Is a better de mnnd for standard outs from the east. Local receipts, 145 cars, with six contract; estimates for tomorrow, 66 cars; stock of Influences were smaller receipts, adverse 1 standard only 331.000 bu., and of No. 2 but French crop news higher western markets, 32. Coo bu.: east of the Rockies oats de mantpulatlon at Chicago and Arm Paris creaned I.I8S.O1") bu.; public and private cablea; the close was lc upon May and c stocks, 2.S.('0 bu. ; decreased 2. 166,000; clear higher otherwise; May, 7hS0c. closed at ' ances. 1".kai bit. 79c; July. 75S'a76 l-16c. closed at 76c; Sep-. PROVISIONS The market opened strong, temher, 7314i&;3e. closed at 73". I Lamsun Brothers nnd Jackson Brothers COKIN Kecelpts, 1,S0 nu. ; exiiorts. 18.2ft9 Dougni juiy ana rtepiemoer tids. r uniny Influential Support Torsi Downward Course of Prices on Exchange. NEW YORK. April 14. The downwar I couiae of prices was turned today by I no Influent. al support In the lace o. com nj,-,l hea , liquidation at the opening. en thj heavy outpouring ot stor k j was stoppe . the ucara begun to look about lor sloi. t cover their bhort contracts. In the cany btages 01 the recovery this was di ne n a very leisurely and Indifferent manner, but toward the ena of the day the Duylng 10. bear account to cover became cecdedly urgent. The turn against the sh.it nc count was furthered by thj circulation, of a rumor Just before the clone that severa. al rerna'Ke planet of reorganization lor . h.' Northern Securities comi.any haj been tie vised and would be laid before the autho.l ties al Washington, wl h ihe uuipoe f compromising the ,vernra;nt'i suit agslns. tne company by a. ranging jl statu, ij cjii lorm with the law and thus avo d an ap peal of the case to the supreme cour.. Al soon as ih.s ttory cou d be brought to to at en ion of the dominant power l.i thj Nor. hern Securities company It Wai promptly deri.d, but this denial did net reach the floor of the Stock exchange be tore the close, so that the alarm if the bearj was unall.yeo. P.eWoui to that time there was a marked deireare In the voiume of business as prices advanred and little Inci. nation to follow the advance on the part 01 the buyers. Ihe tone of the market during the strug gle ketween the two par 1 'S on th? ex change was feverlfh and lrregu ac, he bid till g up of prices bel.ig- 10.1s.entl m t wl;n hray neil.ng, whli.- at Me ecl lies he buying o.derj were execu ed wlm Inj.eaiei d ter.nl. .at. on. A subs aimed rerotrery in Nirt..ern fcecuil les on the curb bt thj opening, aim a coneequent relup e lo y s trda'a close, hud a quick sympathetic re sponse on the Stock exchange, and a flna: rcjery to about 9l confirmed th s.eadle.' lone o. specu.atlon on tne exchange. Fi. a', prlcet 01 .he active stocks weiv iron 1 j over 2 po nts above latt nlxht. lxindon dl 1 iio first trading thli morn. tig s;nc. ,h; in nouncement of th securities ii.ci-lon. an i the break In Americans iher- I hi morning, a though vio:en , was not sufrlcl nt in brin ; pricj r.ow.i ij luct nl,tn -. imi g 1 ve nere. The open nu derin e h?re, ther.fore offerel Inviting opprrtunltles for buyl.i o 1 aibitrare account and London took about 5',0X) thar.s on tha; account. VMth the rally lu prices theie was a charicteristlo change In the stock market views 01 the. Northern Securttits decls.on and Its conse quences. A confident assurance was ln- Pnclflc and O-eit volved In deslriie. iivj competition leroie tha formation of th . Stcuritiirf comratiy and were i.ot .ike.y .0 fa I tit'on it wl h ihe dissolution of th' cor pernio . It wn r:called that ih- compan was u holding device to. facilitate control raiher than to avoll competition. Wlih thj present conaltions theie U not s. mici solicitude felt about leaving railroads ou: ove;- night, even where an tlfectt e minority ho ding lonttl ut-s Ihe control. It has become doubtiul al.-o he Ivr recently contempia.ed merger wold hac teen tomi leteu in any event by rear on of the conge-tei condition of the jecurlties msr ket. It Is considered questionable In vl'tv of later developments whether eve 1 the Bur.ington purchase would be pushed to a conclusion If It remained to be done at thl 1 lime. The extreme aUrm regarding ne eriiif equenoes of the Northern Securltlej derision which was so prevalent yesterday was thus qulie absent today. Very I ttle a lentlon was given to any other conddera tlo 1 In the day's recovery. Bonds rallied eharply in sympathy with stocks. Total sales, par value. $124 . 000. I'ni.ed States bond were all unchanged on the last call. The followiiiaT are the quotations on the New York Stocit exchanse: Visible Supply of tiraln. NEW YORK. April 14 Special cable and telegraphic communications to Brndstreet's show the following changes in available supplies as compared with iHSt reports: WHEAT United States and Canada, east of Rockies, decreased 3.381.000 bu.; afloat for and in Europe. Increased 9'i0,000 bu.; total sipplv decreased 2.481.000 bu. CORN United States and Canada, east of Rockier, decreased 2.184,000 bu. OATS United States and Canada, east of Rockies, decreased 1,168.000 bu. Among the more Important decreases re ported this week are those of 500,000 bu. at Manitoba elevators. 478.000 bu. at Chicago private elevatorB, 300.000 bu. at northwest ern Interior elevators, 73,000 bu. at St. Jo seph and ti9,000 bu. at Portland. Me. 1 he leading Increasep Include those of 64,000 bu. at Omaha and 58,090 bu. at Mil waukee private elevators. Oil anil Rosin. OIL CITY, April 14. OIL Cr-dlt tl ances. $150; certificates, no bid-; lp ments (Pen iryl anial, '.3,4 13 btl .; average, Vi.oCr Lbs.; luns, ..8,961 bbl: average, 72.911 bbls.; dh.pmin s (Lima) tl63 bbl.; avi-r-1 g. 6S,22 bus.; runs. 6.059 bb s. ; average, 5i ,355 bLls. SAVA NNAH. April 14.-OIL-Turpent-e. fl-m. 4i.c. Rosii, firm; A. B. C, D. E, $1.96; K. 2; O. $2.do; H. $2.4n; I, ?.86; 1, ,J, Al, 3.1i; N, $t.2o; WO, 13. 5: WW, $150. TOLEDO, Apr I 14.-01L Unchanged. NEW YORK.. April 14. OI L Cctto i-er d. fl.m: prime crude, nominal; prime yellow. ,3'u 42c. Petroleum, steady. Tun e itlne, nom 1 a'. f56c asked. Rosin, steady. LONDON. April 14.-OI L CaKuu.u Un seed, pot, 43s 3 J. Turpen lne tp.rlts, 4i.d. Soxar Mnrket. NEW ORLEANS. April 14.-SUOAR-Dull; open kettle, 2H'tJ3Vf; tpen kett e. centrnugai. 3Wic; centrirugal whit s. 4'c; yelow, afclfrlc; recond, 2(i'r3c. Ma lushes, open kettle, luml al, 13'u2ic; te.i ir fngal, UAilfc. hyrup 1 om nal. fKp24c. NErt YORK'. Aj.l 14.-8lOAK-Pa'. firm; lair refining, .ic; cnlrl ugal, 91 e t 3P-I c; mola sea sugar, 2c; r. fined, steady. Mo arises, hi m. LONDON. AprU 14.-SUQAR-Bet, April, 8s 34d. ., , w,.i Colfee Market. NEW YORK- April 1'. COFFEE-Spot. quiet. Futures puned iteadv at unchangej pric s to an alliance of a pi in s under bet ter European carles and smaller primary receipts. Later- Havre dlspiaved a reac t'onarir tendency and without becoming ac tive ihe meal market (lev e oped a weak -r tone tinder free offerings and was finallv Varely nteadv- -at- a r.e. deciln? rf 6tlo ponti. Sales were 10,70) bai. including: May, 3.8X': Stp ember. 4.31 ft4. 35c; Nove.u ber, 4.5tx:; December, 4.75B4.80o. Two days this week.. s.9 11.555 Same oas last week....lo.4oi name weea oetore 8.1 4 11, 66s 8aine time weeks ago.. .7K li.lM bm tour weeks ago.... i,ltK )0,I4 bhina uays lust ymr 6,160 12,Uoj RECEliTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE. 1 1 lie lunowing labie shosis lne recelpta ot cattle, hogs ami sheep at etouin omaha lor the year to date and comparisons wttn last year; 1mm. 19o2. Inc. Dec. r-ailae 2m,i24 23t,w6 4I,rS liogs lov,o(4 117.922 bheep isii.oal ru.oss 136,999 Average price paid for liuga at feouth Omaha tor ine last several uas with comparisons: Date. 190$. 1902. 1901. 19O0.18i9.189S. 1897. 1 fin i no 1 1S4D 4 f 1 am I 00 t 71 4 10 1 tftio t en it 1M4 4 in 4 I in J 1240 4 II s u 1 m t 4 t 1 a.n 1 10 ?j mm 4 t 7M1 I 20 IJ 10M 4 04 I lilt) 1 !S 4 11M 4 05 J..... tio I 211 4 111 4 ( t IrrO 1 If, 1 !! 4 10 1 1J I Jf. UM 4 U 1 D.KI IK 1 1?0 4 15 I two I 51 10 Hit I II t lux! 1 SO i 1171 4 II 4 I US I W 4 II I -0 I M IS Ml 4 II I W t M t U!0 4 II 1015 t 40 1 ll 4 11 7S I 40 1 10M 4 ro I t I 40 10 UIS 4 M 1 o l 40 M i 4 ro Ml S 40 1 10:10 4 ! 1 1"J I M 1 1!.1 4 i'l I I ll I 50 1 1S.0 4 15 I M0 S 60 I lion 4 25 1 1270 I 14 40 .....1001 4 21 1 mo 1 r.o 17 iiw4 4 25 1 12115 I 50 I tear) 4 Jl II ll'SO I 10 4 1MKI 4 t a', 1 to 7 mm 4 so I M0 a 10 II UM 4 10 1 l:(40 1 5 1 1.IV0 4 10 1 100 I 65 1 12 .11 4 10 1 100 I 75 1271 4 15 i aim s 71 40 lims 4 Si 1 lft?0 t 71 1 140 I 75 1 1400 I 75 i !? I 15 1 KM s 75 t 140 I 15 10 1018 I IS Iii'.'.l I 15 i 1140 1 an ia;i 4 40 I.. I04 S Ml S 115 4 50 t 1015 I 1 1410 4 tt 4 1121 4 00 1 1110 4 15 1 110 4 00 I limo 4 15 4 ln?0 4 00 COWS AND HEIFERS. March lti ' !-: $ Ml 4 iV. 3 m; 3 7ui 3 I) March ii 7 lu- U 4 941 I 66j I 71 $ 91 March 1 7 Ui t 65 i B (i t M March )i 7 ls; a, u 011 4 a!., 4 .4, Hi March lo 7 33 1 17 1 4 M 1 5S 09 March 2i 7 4 ( 25, 4 M II tot $ 75 March 22 I 6 iM e eu 4 sat U i 3 $$ March Ui 1 46 I I kli 4 J, $ 63 ri, 3 'A Marcn 24 7 36 I ( 29i 1 4 931 W 3 711 1 V. Marcn 3o 7 381 S 761 $ 01 1 3 4 March 2D I 21t k . i k. 4 89 W 1 U March 27 1 7 26 4j 9 so 4 9i I 60 3 e4J March 2 1 6 W 90 b U 3 tsi t 57 1 March 2 ( 6 o 6 n 9 lt I ou, wi i 83 Match U 7 22 1 I 9 ai 3 i "I l jran n 31 7 2i 6 661 I 0 lu; a ! 3 tw i 91 April I....) 7 29ts, 5 97 3 b4 w 3 U April 2... I 7 29fb 661 6 97 3 04, S oj 3 Jl April 2... I 7 23vii 6 o 6 9o ( 16, ti I 3 91 April 4... 7 26'i 6 65 $ W 9 iU 3 btj 3 73i April o... I 6 0J1 0 tfji 0 3U a w 3 73 3 90 April ... 7 244 1 I 0 9,' 6 Mr'i a o2 3 i, 3 .so April 7... i 24-i t 68 I b 2i 3 t4 3 2 3 83 Apt 11 8... 7 2i 1 b tw, 6 01; 3 bo, 3 iij 9 M) April 9... 7 2o b 69! 5 921 ( 33: 3 75, 3 oj April 10.. 7 267,1 9 .9, a 7; 6 34 3 6S, 3 90 April 11.. 7 2iVi, 6 90 & 91 9 36, 3 6i, 3 71, April 12.. I 6 84 6 s 9 33 3 b3 3 71 3 97 April 13.. 7 19 1 I 6 04i a 40i 3 b'j 3 bi 3 91 Ap.II 14.. 1 7 6 86, 1 6 4 3 6i 3 70 3 S. Indicates Sunday. The official number of cars of stock brought In today by each road was: Cartle.Hogs.&h p.H'tes. c., M. & Bt. P. Ry... Wabasn M.ss ourl faclltc i.y.. Union t acitle sste.n. C. at N. v , Ky K. E. or M. V. R. R. C, St. P., M. & O. Hy. tt. se M. tiy C, R. u (J. Ry... C. R. 1. tk. P. Ky., east c, R. 1. & f. Ry., weji ll.lnois Cenrrai , Total iec lots Tire t.isp. I 1011 01 ihe tay'e lvcel,, as iollo.., ia.h buyer puicm-lng .ha nuni ! ber 01 ruar inul a cj: ..la 1j .. 2 .. 1 1 .. 0 2 .. ;9 1.) 21 ,. .6 IJ ..32 2i .. 1 .. 34 13 .. bt 23 0 ..3 3 I. 3 8 1. 1 4 .. . 1 ...18 115 3) 3 4 KC0 1 75 1115 4 :s 17 S0 4 011 I IIS! 4 25 1 130 4 " 14 1055 4 40 HEIFERS. 11 114 3 I'U 733 4 tl 1 3i0 1 2S r (71 4 15 1 710 3 2.- 10 7S 4 15 1 500 3 10 22 C.12 4 20 1 0 1 75 7 75 4 25 1 700 4 00 4 7 4 .HI 1 120 4 00 !2 4 31 t 110 4 10 1 150 4 50 I W0 4 10 I 1.110 I 00 BULLS. 1 140 S fl 1 1710 S 75 l 1110 1 00 1 ir.o S 75 1 lion 1 15 1 man 1 "5 1 1110 S 25 l fOlfl 1 75 1 1220 t 2.-. S 1.M0 S 7u 1 ! 1350 1 25 1 1740 I 75 1 SHI i SO 1 1710 1 if. 1 1M' 3 40 3 1MW 3 10 1 170 I 50 1 100 3 15 1 140 3 50 3 1575 3 15 1 120 3 do 1 19"0 t 00 1 14;l0 1 50 1 170 4 00 1 1520 3 5n 1 2020 4 00 1 1500 3 n 1 710 4 00 1 1M0 3 V 1 1740 4 00 I 1 l.'.HO 3 70 1 1KO0 4 10 1 ......lS-'O 3 75 t 1010 4 10 1 1250 75 1 1110 4 10 CALVES. 1 t;n 4 00 1 no 1 00 1 Xl 4 00 S 175 25 1 410 4 25 4 152 t 35 1 210 5 r.u II 123 I 50 1 DO 5 50 4 115 50 1 io 0 61I 1 110 I 50 200 5 75 1 Io0 10 1 2l'0 H 00 1 170 4 to 2lll I 00 STAGS. 1.... I Sim 4 55 STOCK CALVES. 5 4V. S to 31 130 4 58 3 110 3 M STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS. t h.0 2 .Vl 1 dlKi 1 00 2 HK 2 i 4 M i 10 1 00 420 4 00 8TOCKERS AND FEEDERS. Buytie. Caitk. Hogs. Sh.ep. Oman Fack.ng Co 4 1.169 4b; mil. ai,d Cmpany I,cr7 l.nul 1, o, A.mour or Co 7.8 2.12. 6,1.8 rliul., Packing Co 1,3 -i i,t49 .... A.mour ot Cj., eloux -l.y 46 1,16 .... ear'u ox RtnrOll . .... .... L' oma.i tt Co 11 Vv. 1. Stephen 36 H. l. or liutiiz.nger 10 i.. inar-tone 01 ahalier,... 18 Hamilton 8 I. . r. .1USX Hit Vvou or Murnan 93 u. r'. Hubbick 7 Dennis At Co 2a i.ei KrUuchliu 93 W er.heiiiie, 68 o. t u 62 .... .... Othor buyers 382 .... 5i Philadelphia I'rorlnre Market. PHILADELPHIA. April 14 BUTTER Steady, fair demand; extra western cream ery. 29c; nearby prints. 32c. EGOS Firm, good demand; fresh nearby, l'!H'y'14c; fresh western, 15c; fresh south western, 15c; fresh southern, 14c, at mark. CHEESE Quiet but firm; New York full creams, prime small, 144$pl44c; fair to j-ocd small, 13HfS14c; prime large, HQMc; fair to good large, 134im34c. ST. Wool Marke' LOUIS. April 14.-WOOL Inactive: bu.; spot firm; No- 2. nominal elevator and blWo t. o. b. afloat; No. 3 yellow, 52c; No. 2 white, &3c. Option market opened firm and advanced on rains In the Ohio valley, yielding at noon to small seaboard clear ances; It finally recovered wlih wheat and closed ite net higher: April closed at o-'Hc; May, 51ii61J,c closed at 614c; Julv, 4;iHt 49c, closed at 49c; September closed At 49ic. OATS Receipts. 138,000 bu.; spot stead v; No. 2. 39c; standard white. 39V: No. '3. 38c; No. 2 white. 30Sc; Nu. 3 white, 87c; track mixed western, nominal: track white, t7i45c. Options fairly active and firmer; May closed at 384c. HAY (Julel; shipping, 5Mi70o; good to choice, 95cltl.lO. HOPS Steadier; state, common to choice, 19i2. J-o27c; lsol, 171 19c; olds, 'nllc Pa cific coast, 1902, 2iVu-4c; 1901, IrifjlTc; olds, 6 43 lie. HIDES Quiet; Galvtston, !0 ti 25 lb., lSe; Callforn'a. 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Texas dry, 24 to 3 lbs.. 11c. . . LEATHER Stesdy; scld 244jMc. RICE Firm: Japan, nominal. PRO VISIONS-Reef, steady; family, $14 0) (214 50; mesa, $9 Oixii 10 it; beef bams, $2(100 .'1..V, nacket. tll.5iMrl2.50: r-itv. extra India mess, $'J).0oi 22iO. Cut meats, Irregular; pickled bellies. $M.754ill.25; pickled shoulders. rii 26; pli kled hams. $11 ri 12.00. ljid, stesdy; western steamed, $10.25; refined quiet; continent. $l"55: South America. $11; compound. $7.bni8.0t. Pork, steady; famllv $19 50; short clear, $18.75ii20.25; mess, $18.25. TALIjOW Steady ; city (2 per pkg.), bVic; CP'intrv ink, 'reel, 5ic. BUTTER Receipts. 4.555 pkgs.; steady; state dairy l826c; creamery, extra, 2ony CHEESE Receipts. J.7U pkgs.; firm; fancy laige. colored, fall made, 144$ HV; wilie, 14',tf'144c; fancy small, fall made, eclored. lir-; white, 14c. EOU3 Receipts. 2i.io8 pkrs.j unsettled; state and Pennsvlvanla. li'i 15',c. POI'LTRY Alive, slow; turkeys, 15c; fowls. 14c: drested, easy; chickens. 16f 17c; weettrn fowls. 134c METALS The London tin market was slightly higher today, spot closing at 135 7s 6d snd futures at 136 10s; the New York market, however, remained quiet and prices were about lirr!5 points lower with ssot quoted at $29 65i29.80 Copper closed In London at 62 lis 3d for spot and t2 Us (or futures; local prices wars unchacgad brokers bought pork early. Cash demand still poor, although there waa some de mand from the east for loose lard. There were 13.000 hogs; market active and 5c higher at opening, closing weak; one load of heavy sold at $7.62J; estimates tomor row, L4.. : hogs In the west today, 53.600, against 67,100 Itrnt year. WEARE GRAIN COMPANY. Liverpool Grain and Provisions. LIVERPOOL. April 14-WHEAT-8pot. aulei; No. 2 red. wlst"rn winter. 6s Id; No. 1 northern, iprlnB, rs 64d; No. 1 Cali fornia, he 74(1: futures. quiet; May, 6s 74d; July, 6s lTd. CORN Spot, steady; American mixed, new, 4s 3'-il', American mixed, o'.d, 6s 4d; futures, riulet; May, 4s 3d; June 4s 2d; July 4s 24(1 PEAS Qi.let, 534(1 Fl-OUR St. Ixiuis fancy winter, quiet, 8s rd. HOPS At Louden. Pacific coast, steady. 6 1111 7. PROVISIONS Beef, easy; extra Ind'a mers. 8:1s 61. Pork, firm; prime western inese. 18s. Hams, rhort cut, 14 to 16 loa , eteudy, 54s Paeon. Cumberland cut. 2 tl 30 Ha.. Arm, 61s; rhort ribs. 16 to 24 lbs.. 54s 6d; long clear middles, llgh. 28 to ?4 lbs., steedv, 52; )or: clear larks. 16 to 10 lbs., -temly, ftn: rlesr billies. 14 to 16 lbs., sfady. 5t. Shoulders, aiitiare. 10 to 13 lbs., steady, 41s 6d. I.rrii. quiet; pitme western, Ms 61; Ante r. r an refined. In pal's, nrm, 51s 61. BUTTER Oood I'rlted States, stealy, 78s. CHEESE Firm: American' finest white snd colored, f9. TALIX1W-Prima city, steady. 27s 3d. Recelnts of wheat durins the last three days, 67. no centals. Including t.otD Amer ican. Receipt of American eorn during the last three days, 21. Duo rentals. Atchlaon do pfa Bal. A Ohio so pfa Canadian Paelflo. Canada So Chea. A Ohio Chicago A Alloa. do Dfd Chlrago A O. W.... do lit pfd do 2d pfd Chicago N. W., Cblr-aso Tar. A Tr do pfd , C. c. c. St Bt. L... Colorado 80 do lat pfd do Id pfd Dal. A Hudaoa Hal. L A W Dcniar at K. O .. du pfd Erla do lat pfd do Id pfd Oraat Nor. pfd. Horklni Valla? do pld . . . . 74 Taxaa A Pacific St MS .Toledo. St. L. A W. 34 17 ... 1 v.lt' ... 194 ... 424 ... WW .. 4 . 11s, . 17 . ieV .177 . 3k VI 8 do Pfd.. Union Pacific do pfd , Wabaah do pfd Wheeling A L. K. do 3d pfd Wla. Central do pfd Adama Bi Amarlcan Ca I'nltad Stale Ex. Wella-Fargo E... Amal. ( oppar 33 Amer. Car A P. II ... 354 ... 144. ...241 ... 341, ... 4' ...31 ... 4Hj ... H14 ...150 ... M W4. Illinois Centra! Ills, St. Lonla firaln anal Prnalslons. ST. LOUIS, April 14 WHEAT Higher; No. 2 red, cash, elevstor, (94c; track, 71 : May, 69c; July, 65V; No. t hard, 7043 734c CORN-Hlgher: No. I rash. S9c. nom inal; track. 4nc; May, 9c; July. S94i4oc. OATS Weak: No. 2 cash. 33c, nominal; track, 34c; May, S3c. nominal; Jjly. 294c; N white .t7'c. FLOUR Quiet; red winter patents. 3.$0 Iowa Central do pfd Lake Erla A W do pfd L A N Manhattan tt... Met. St. Rr ... Mea. (antral .. Mei. National Minn. A 81. L.. Mo. Pai-16 at.. K. A T do pfd N. J. Central... N Y. Central . Norfolh A W.. do pfd Ontario A W 2, Fannarlvanla, Readln , do lat pfd.... do 3d pfd..., t. L. AS. r. do lat pfd.., do 3d pM St. L. i W do pfd , I. Paul do p(d So. Parlfle .... o. Rallwaj .. do pfd Offered do pfd Amer. Lis. Oil... do pfd American 8. A R do pfd Anae. Mining Co. urooaiyn H. T Colo. Fuel A Iros... Cona. Gaa Con. Tobacco pfd... (Jen. Electric Hocking Coal Inter. Paper do pfd Inter. Power Laclede Caa Nat. Blacult National Lead No. American Pacific Coaal Pacific Mall People' a Gaa Preaaed 8. Car do Dfd .. J44 ruiimao P. car .. 2 I Republic Steal ..lei do pfd ..lauVSugar .. gs,Tena. Coal A Iron.. 1 nios nag A P do pfd U. S. Leather do pfd V. S. Rubber do pfd V. i. Steel do pfd Western I'nlon Amer. Locomotive .. uo pld 34 184 4t ltMl l!i4 13)4 133 la fcS l4 4 .1-4 . U4 . 114 . r . IM. . II . M . 214 .tax .171 . " . II . C. Bojthara d-i pfd Rock lalaad .... do pfd 421, . ti . 34 . 44i . 22 . 31 "4 .444 .221 .3,M .123 .tJO 24 .. 404 . w .. I64 . 44 .. 124 .inn ,. M ,. 57 ..JUL ..11124 .. 114 .. 14 . . 70 .. I04 .. 77 .. 424 .. 244 .. i .. M .. 114 ..I014 .. -4 .. M ..311 .. 14 .. 7i. 11 in ; 14 4 14', 144 ai sH u la 4 4 754 medium grades snd combings, 15ei8c; light Itr.e, 1417c; heavy fine, 10ft 12c; tub washed. lst(2S4c. NEW YORK, April 14. WOOL-Flrm. Penrln Market. PEORIA. April 14,-CORN-Firmer: No. t. uaie rirm; o. a wniie, oc. CHICAGO I.IVE1 STOCK MARKET. Cattle Are .steady, Hons Weak and Bheep Go Lower. CHICAGO. April 14. CATTLE Receipts 4.000 head: steady: good to nrlme steers, $5.20(fi 5.50; poor to medium. $4.36'35.00; stock err and feeders. $3.00ig4.86; cows. $1.75g4.75; hulfura to A. e. Hal K . . tu $.5riin4.'?6;"' calves', $3.00g6.'00; ' Texas fed steers. $4.00oj5.00. HOoS Rtrelpts today. 11.000 head; esti mated tomorrow, 25,0(0 head; left over. 3.0OO head; opened 5c higher and closed weak: mixed and btitebe". $7.1IW7 ( e---i to choice heavy, $7.35Q7.62H: rough heavy. i.it'n i.,o; ugni, iu.wa i.iu. bum ui $7.15(S7.40. BHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 8.000 head: H "tr 15c lower; good to choice wethers eS.0oi.O0; fair to choice mixed, $4.005.00; western sheep. $5,004(6.00; native lambs. $1. 5(-a7. 35; western lambs, et amft 7.3ft. yesterday: Receipts. Shipments. .... 27.2!i6 6.376 .... 27.601 4.628 .... 20.(96 124 Kew York Money Market. NEW TORK. April H--MONET-On call steady at per cent; closing offered st 3 ter cent: time money steady: sixiv rieva 64 per cent; iiiaesiy days. 64 per cent; six jl4,Lc Tower; quality common to fair, Oftlcittl Cattle ... Hogs .... Sheep ... Kansas City Live Stock Market, KANSAS CITY. April 14. CATTLE Re ceipts. 10,250 nstives. 300 Texans: calves, 3o0 natives; beeves steady and active; Tex ans, bulls, stockers snd feeders, strong; cows, rtrong and higher: choice export and dresned beef steers, 4. 1 wn 5. 40: fair to good, 14. U '4i 4. 75: stockers and feeders, $3.25&5.10 western fed steers. H.CK!5.10: Texas and Indian steers. $3.6H(j8 W; Texas cows, $3.t3 4.1J0; native cows. (. ou; ouns. ukku 4.90; canners 1.50jj2.60; bulls, .l.Vo4.40 calves. $2.Jy7.oo, HOGS Receipts, 12.000 head; market Sc higher; top, 7.4.; bulk of sales. $7.J5rj7.45; heavy, $7.30o7.45; mixed packers, e7.1ig 7.374: Ught. $7.urfi7.224; yorkers, $7.2ti& 7.224; pigs, $6.15f7.(i5. SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts. 6.500 head: market iti2&c lower: native lambs, $4.75fri8.5; western lamba. $4.6mr(.O0; fed ewes, $4.204io.i5: native wet ners. 'j.st.; Texas clipped sheep, $4 65'66.60; stockers and feeders, $3.4o4i4..0. 7,143 Repre- ft. I.onle I .It tok Market. ST. I5UI8. April 14. CATTLE Receipts, 3.000 head, including 1.6'JO Texans; market steady to strong ; native shipping snd ex port steers, $4.5K()5.35, with strictly fancy quoted up to $5.5o; dressed beef snd butcher steers, $4.0ii4iS.25: steers under I.CkiO lbs., $2,501(10 00; sinckers and feeders. $2.75i&4 60; cows snd heifers. I2.2n'rj4.75; canners $-.2.''(l 3.00; bulls. $2.5Vr4.0i; calves. $3 504) 7.00 ; Texas and Indian steers, $3.0ra4.75; cows nd heifers, $2 23.70. HOGS Receipts. 7.000 head; market ac tive and 60 higher: pigs and lights. $70fVf? 7.2T.: packers, $7 .15fi7.fc: butchers. $7.2&&7.45. SHEEP AND lA MRS Receipts, 1.0H0 head; market strong; native muttons, $4.00 16 't: lamba. $4.508 00; culls and bucks. $2 2Mti.O0; stockers, $2 ("tj J.75; Texans, $4.00 66.00. St. Joseph Live Stock Market. PT. JOSEPH. April 14. CATTLE Re celi ts. J.Ka) head; active, steady to 10c hUher: cow stuff, steady: nstlvea, $.50; cows snd heifers. $2.26&5.00; yearlings snd calves, $3.2j4)'4.75; stockers and feeders, $3.6Y(4 85. HOGS Receipts, 7.766 head; stead to strong; pigs stronger; light and light mixed. $7.1i&7 2T; medium aid heavy. $7 2'4i7 45; bulk. $7 35 7 Sn. 8hV;KP AND LAM lid Receipts. 4 $ hend; good steadv to lie lower, others dull. Totals 4.9o7 CAT'i LE There was a liberal run of cat- lie here this morning, over 200 cars being nn sale, ine demand, however, was in good shape, so that the market was very active anu strong 110m start to nnisn and every thing waa disposed of by the middle of the lorenoon. it was in ract tne most actl.e market that has been experienced with ouch heavy receipts In a long time. ihe beet steer marKti was active and strong to a uime higher tnan yeatetoay. Buyers were ail out early and ihe cattle soon started toward the scales. Anything at all decent In most casea jiu un.u higher than yesterday, with the nanny weights still the favorites. Well llnUncd heavy, canie also sold to good advantage and as high as e-i-40 was palu, which Is tne top price tor some time past. The quality of the offerings as a who.e was fully as good as yesteruay and, as will be seen irom tne sales Deiow, mere were a gouu many cattle sold at $a.0o or better. Tne part-tat kinds, of which there were only a limited number, did not show much Improvement. The cow market was also active and strong on all desirable grades. The bulk of the offerings being made up of steer there were none too many cows and heifers In the yards to supply tne demand and as a resjlt the market waa very active and the pens were soon cleared. The quality of the cows was also good, so that the market on paper makes a good appearance. Bulls, veal calves and slags were ail In gcod demand at steady to strong prices. 1 nere was s sman supply 01 stocxers and feeders on hand this morning and the mar ket showed no particular change from yes terday. Anytning at an decent met with ready, sale at good stesdy prices, but the common kinds were more or leas neglected. The prices paid, however, did not show any quotable cnange irom yesterday tentative sales: BEEF STEERS. No. At. Pr. 1 180 s 1 WO I 71 4 06 4 00 1 1110 4 V 3 M0 4 21 1 180 4 35 JOU 4 II 161 4 2S 100 4 40 44 4 40 till 4 10 173 4 60 1021 4 10 i;s 4 10 110 4 to 1010 4 io in 4 10 M 4 10 1021 4 10 1 4 II Ml 4 M 1021 1071 1011 llll 4 M ttt 4 10 lot 4 40 IM 4 10 1077 4 M 117 4 IS HIM 4 15 100 4 4 11W 4 15 1023 4 II lUki 4 II IM 4 70 1117 4 70 1M7 4 70 110 4 70 1040 4 70 10S 4 70 UM 4 71 1010 4 TO llll 4 10 1042 4 71 1121 4 71 llll 4 75 10f,l 4 76 124S 4 71 1177 4 71 10F.I 4 71 1101 4 71 llll 4 71 lino 4 75 12M 4 10 121 4 10 1120 4 10 live 4 11 4 I'll 4 10 uai )07 1111 4 no I imo 1 n 1M0 4 m 4 .. 1317 i 40 IM IK 425 I 35 437 3 25 66J 3 25 711) 3 35 730 3 jo . lit I 7i , ceo 3 :t . 7!H) 1 75 358 4 00 7111 3 16 61(1 4 00 , til 4 01) , 645 4 OH . Ill 4 00 . n7 4 00 . 833 4 00 , dlti 4 On . :l 4 10 . tm 4 10 . 40 4 10 . 67 4 10 . 12(1 4 16 . 755 4 15 HOGS There was a liberal run of hogs here today, and although packers started In to bear the market they were unable to get the hosts, and linaiiy had to raise their bids. The general market was fuily steady, with yesterday, but the quality was a great deai better which maks the sales on paper look higher. Alter buyers and sellers l.nally got together trading was quite active, so thai practically everything was disposed of by the middle of the fore noon, 'the bulk of Ihe hoes so.d from $7.20 to 7.25, wlih prime hesvles selling from $7.25 to $1,024. 'Ihe lighter 'oaoa sold largely fiom $7.20 down. Representative 1 11'.'. 13. . 15.. 11.. I.... .... 80.... 1.... 1.... 1.... :i.... I. ... 2 . . . . n.'.'.'.' 10.... II. ... a.... 1.... 4.... 20.... I.... 4.... 4... 14.... 23.... 1.... 17.... . . . Jou ... 673 . .. 601 ... 4?0 ... 700 ...MO ... 413 ... Ml ... 4M ... kil ... 607 ... 37 ...1"R2 ... tiO ... M7 ... 142 ...1041 ... 7 ... UK) ... 151 ... ' ... 630 ...802 4 30 4 16 4 20 4 25 4 26 4 25 4 VS 4 30 4 30 4 80 4 16 4 35 4 15 4 16 4 40 4 40 4 40 4 46 4 46 4 10 4 Ml 4 Wl 4 15 sales No. 42.... 66.... 72.... 27.... 14.... 32.... iru.... 6(.... 71.... 6S.... 65.... 80.... t.... 49.... 75.... i2.... 71..., 20..., 01'... 62..., 68..., 69..., 65.... 83.... 76..., b4.... 64 .... 10.... I. ... 4..., 13..., I.... I..., 4..., I.... I. ... 1..., .... .... 14..., I. .., II. ... It..., II. .., 14..., 33..., 7.... 44... 17... 15... JO... 14... 50... 10. .. JO... 17... II... 31... 80... 10... 44... 4... 14... II. .. ... 13... 42... 21... II... 4... 0... 14... I... ... I... t... 23... 17... It... II... ... I... I... 17 4 10 4 10 4 10 4 10 4 to 4 10 4 4 ! Ko. t 16 U II 33 I It 10 tl W 44 41 I M S3 4 14 42 ro 34 1 35 It T tl 41 II 31 77 84 IS 80 17 78 34 30 t t tl 14 I 0 tl 1 tl 14 IS 20 84 34 I 87 IT II 13 I t 20 I T 10 1 I Pr. 4 II 4 15 4 65 4 15 4 15 4 16 4 16 At. ...107 ...1100 ...1161 ,..1843 ...1213 ..lilt ...1241 ...ltftO 4 II ...1217 4 II ...1071 4 II ...llll 4 10 ...UM 4 10 ...1120 4 10 ... 141 4 tO ...1350 4 to ...1170 4 10 ...1303 4 to ...1304 4 10 ...1201 4 10 ...loae 4 io ...1450 4 10 ...lint to ...1211 4 10 ...llll ...1126 ...1243 ...1171 ...1171 ...1611 ...1010 ...1100 ...1)41 I 00 ...125T I 00 ...U3 100 ...1!1 I 00 ...12D8 100 ...1446 I no ...1274 IvO ...1136 ...1150 ... 1 .155 ...118 ...1054 ...1530 ...1194 ...12111 . . .1.-11 I 06 ...12115 6 (4 ...MM 5 01 ...1448 6 06 ...1333 1 06 ...1112 105 ...1125 I 01 ...1240 I 05 ...15(17 I 10 ...1411 6 II ...1100 I 11 ...1KT I 16 ...1!5 i 20 ...1170 I 20 ...1350 I 21 HIT I 26 4 10 4 IS 4 16 4 U 4 K 4 5 4 M I on I 00 I 00 I 00 I 00 I 00 I 00 I 00 I 01 STEERS AND HEIFERS. I . 14.. It.. 1 . I . 1.. 11.. II.. II.. I... ... 14... It...' .1141 ..1046 ..mo ..1,145 ..nil ..1014 4 Kl 4 Tl 4 15 4 M 4 H 4 II Kl IW 11M i 00 .100 4 t 1347 71 .... US lit tl... ..... 17 14 .... t I to I ....1IM0 t H I .. .... IiM M II .... Ill 4 15 T .... 130 4 40 It .... IM 4 46 16 17 I 10 8TEER8 AND STAGS. in- 4 45 II 1211 STEERS AND COWS. 140 4 10 .... BJl 4 11 11... an 10 COWS. .... HO I U t 101S 4 tO ,...lti t 4 net 4 00 1000 t 6 130 4 no 740 1 Ml I llll (JO .... 141 I U 11M 4 aa tli ID 1 1354 -4 00 130 t II I ISM) M .... 748 t Tt 1 1M0 4 00 .... 770 t 71 1 101 4 15 I Kl 1 151 00 .... II t M 1 1"o ....III 1 ' I Ill 4 til I 4 W 1044 4 M Av. ..181 . .226 . .234 .222 ,.2oO ..223 ..199 ..2o9 ..234 ..218 ..232 ..224 ..215 ..228 ..201 ..224 ..215 . .2li ..201 ..240 ..246 ..272 ..242 ..216 ..244 ..240 233 82 2..9 73 238 79 239 13 265 20 248 1.. 78... 38... 60... 66... 68... 25... 73... 64... 68... 69.,. 71... 66... 40... 74... 86 221 61 261 19 211 69 254 66 243 63 266 07 242 79 231 25S ...230 ...242 ...234 ...249 ...266 ...240 ...240 ...243 ...235 ...241 ...242 ...227 ...230 246 8h. 120 120 40 80 120 120 160 80 "SQ "06 '80 40 80 160 40 80 40 160 80 Pr. 7 00 7 15 7 15 7 15 7 IS 7 1.1 7 15 7 15 7 16 7 l'i 7 1.'., 7 174 7 liM 7 174 7 174 7 174 7 nvi 7 174 7 20 7 20 7 20 7 20 7 2t 7 20 7 20 7 20 7 20 7 20 7 20 7 20 7 20 7 20 7 20 t 20 7 20 1 20 7 20 7 ?0 7 20 7 20 7 2o 7 20 7 20 7 20 7 20 ?lo 7 20 7 224 7 224 7 22", , - e 7 224 7 224 7 224 No. Av. 64 2.6 63 244 72...... 261 76 239 bl isi 51 264 37 240 61 2 63 24 36 278 72. 67. 1.9. Kt. J9 .22 .249 .2o6 59 249 56 243 bti.. 63.. Bo.. 40.. 62.. 69.. 6i.. 63.. 71.. 13.. 64.. 258 ...256 ...216 ...6J .. Ml ...r-s ...248 ...251 ...248 ...261 ...255 ...269 60 282 62 240 64 267 75 365 83 249 68 263 61 270 75 243 71 263 67 276 73 2b2 71 253 64 277 16 266 61 271 .255 .279 .271 .287 .275 ...285 ...299 323 ,299 ,296 264 834 56 60 64 64 62 68.. 26... 26... 49... 70... 8h. 200 80 40 80 . 1. 160 200 W) 80 80 40 80 120 40 40 160 200 120 280 Pr. 7 224 7 224 7 224 7 22 4 7 224 7 22,i 7 224 7 22',, 7 224 7 22 4 7 224 7 224 7 224 7 224 7 224 7 224 7 224 7 224 7 224 7 224 7 224 7 224 7 i-n 7 224 7 224 7 25 7 25 7 25 . J 25 7 25 7 25 7 25 7 25 7 25 7 25 7 25 7 25 7 25 7 25 7 25 7 25 7 26 7 25 7 25 7 26 7 25 7 274 7 274 7 274 7 274 7 80 7 30 7 80 7 80 WEARE GRAIN COMPANY. Members Principal Exchange rrlvste Wires. BRANCH OFFICE-OMAHA. NET-110-111 Hoard of Trade. W. E. WARD. Mgr. Telephone 15 CONSIGNMENTS ONLY Consign your grata to lb LOGAN GRAINGG.) KANSAS CITY, HO., And rou will get best weights, best pi let j nc! quick returns. IF YOU TRADE, place your orders with CEO' A. ADA.vl CRAliM CU., Members Principal Kxchange.i. GRAIN, PROVISIONS ANubiOJKS Write for our dally letter. 224 hoard Trade Rtnlillng, Omaha 'Phones lot and lt-17. PRI Y ATt V Irtti I'OS iOKI'it K MITIt L. (Should be lead DAILY by .11 Inlcit-ot .1. s inui.ges may urcnr a. any i.nn.) F re.su in,i.a lor the e.ti ..ur .. 18, lai, wl.. CiOje (PMuMtr TL Y In u.. 1 . .lie at'.rral plr.tulilt e ua .tll.uiw. le.a p. ... ntal.s 1 14.- uiie n.rnr ar, v. ... ii0.t..a .llll.. sr.OW.i ielo.. Iv.t. .. a matin .01' uitmaiiy close ul 6 p. .i . Rrgjlar and rupp.eim n.ary mall, it.,.,, a 10. eg,, etaiiori hd.t-hoii. i.ite. . n... . ., um eho.ii eluw (.i-Aiep. ilia oit 1 ... .. tai nilia lor nuropu rtr.ri r.i iiU, .....n' K11, v. a i-Ol, n, cose one iiouj .i.v j.- eigit station). Trnnsnllauilc ;.;nil. THURSDAY At 7 a. m. lor 'UA. . tvlTo.K.LA.D, l'l'Al-Y, e.PAl... TUUAu TcrtKtiY, Mild, v..r KKlrierl INDiA anu i.tirM'.N. - i.v.. (jl'KZ, per s. s. La i.iti'a.i)i. . . - .1'.' tmai. ic other par. a o. i.u.'tipu ni.s. -u Directed "per s. s. i.a Ixirraiiic ). SAl L'nDAl-At o;3u a. .11. .o. .'ilvJ.-W. per s. s Kruiiprlns it'lih-'itu. . ... . o'lil- outh, Cherbourg unJ liruic... 1. o.j. a ..1 for EthUl'ii, per s. s. ivciu... via vueeiiotuwn; at 8 . 111. for n..-utr ..i direct, per s. . e.lanj iim.l in-, b ultei Kil 'per' . s. ee.auO ), er. . u. in. for liAl.i direct, per s. s. .-.u in.r must Lie u.l'Pul.U p r e. . U.ra '1. a. V.ii a. m. lor t)vyi'L..'D al.rc pe. c. . utr.eSila rmui. mus, pd ttueciu-. i''urriCH.it ' ). '.Thl j sieamy PRINTKD MATTER. KTC. take printr-o nianer, cjinituic.a. p..per. 1.1111 samples lu.' Ueinioiii.. viny. 1 . came cI.im of mall matter lor utiiei- part.. 01 j-Jurope wlli not oe ten. by tnio sn. umeos tperlany directed by h--r. Alter tne riot-Inn ot the eiipp.e.i.e itary lrr.nBtttlai.ilc mai.s named uo,e ajdl tionai eiupt lemeniary mmis are u.tiiM on tha piers 01 trie Ann.-r.caii, Kng.is.i, Kienc.i ana uitmaii tt. aiiur., rni t .ema il oe.t until wuliiii ten ininuiee ot the liuu. of sail Ing ot steamer. xtl. 1 SiU SHKK.P The sneep market was In rather unsatisfactory condition this morning to the selling Interests. There hss been rather a wean undertone to the trade for the laat week or ten days, as evidenced by the big slump In the price of all but the best grades. Today, however, all kinds suffered and the general market on both sheep and iamDs was quoted wane lower, witn trad ing very slow at the decline. One reason for this sudden drop in prices Is the fact that southern grass sneep are beginning to show up on tne lower river markets, and also at Chicago, with prospects favorable for a liberal run from this time on. As a result packers are very bearish, and claim that they are going to get the price of sheep down somewhere in line with tha price of csttle. The market on reeders has also taken a drop corresponding to the break In fat Stuff. The demand is very limited, snd nut very few cars are being shipped back to the country. Quotations for wonted stock: Choice western Ismbs. I7.0txa7.40; fair to good lambs. 16.504)6.90; choice Colorado Ismbs, $7.0017.411; choice light weight yearlings, $6.41 ti6.6o; fair to good yearlings, $5.2566.65; choice wethers, J6.00i&6.20; fair to good wethers. $5.7Mi6.00; choice ewes, $5.25Ji6.60; fair to good ewes, $4 60(i5.25; feeder lambs, $4.001j5.25; feeder yearlings, $4 09i84.75: feeder wethers, $3.7513 4.25; feeder ewes, $2.25350; .'lipped stock sells about 60iJ76c lower than wooled stock, itepreseniative saies Malls tor South and Central Anierlr West Indies, Etc. WKDNKSDA Y At 3:30 a. m. for HARD A' DuS una BrtAZ.ll., per s. s. 1 ap.l, Ii Mace.u and itlo Janeiro (moil fo. .Nortli w.i jjrax.li, Pernainooco, Argon. inc. I'm guay anu Paraguay must be ulrect -d "pe. t. a Cap.Vj; t Ji:; a. tn. lor otA7.n,, per s e. tCantern trlnce tmall for North ern P.razil must be diiecteu pe.- a. e. Eastern Prince '); at 13:3J p. m. tiupple mei..ary 1 p. m.) for TL'riKg lt.L..M anu UuMIMCaW iiEPURLIi-, pel s. a. iiew 3'oik THUKbDAY At 8 a. m. for CUBA, YUCA TAN. CAMPKCillj;, TABASCO a 11. 1 CtiLiPAb, per a. s. tSsperaiirUi tmall 10 o.her parrs of Mexico muat be dl t.cui pec s. s. Lspernni-a' ); at 8 a. in. fur LLrlMCDA, jier s. a. Pretoria; ..t i: A m. lor ARGENTINE, URI OL'AY an I PAi.Atil'AY. pr a. 1.. canning; a. 1. in. fur SANTIAGO, per s. t. Nlc.tj. FKiDai-.h n m. tor IiUaU u, per t. n. Ma.anzas, via 'tampico (mail muni be d -r-t-.-ier ' per . s. Matanxas' ) SATl'l.I.'.iY At 8:uj s. in. (supplemental 8-0 a. m.) tor PORTO rtlCO, Ci RACA J -ml VENEUuiLA, : er a. . I'll lad. 1 phla (mall for Savatil.ia. anil Cartagena inuat be directed "oer s. . Pnir..d. ph'.a,"); at y:3 u iri. rbuiipiruicn.ary io:j a. in. tor .IAYII and SANTA MARIA, pet' s. Auiitn.uaiA; c I n.o a. in. rsup pl. meniary lo:3u a. m.) lur e. E .Tit.... AMcKlcA (except r.jsta R.caj an -I bOUTlt PAClrL. yOh'l'H, p.r . s. ilar.cu, V"r Curon (mail ror Gu .ie nal 1 m.tsi ue directed "l er 4. e. Al.lanua r, a. 10 a. m for CUBA, per s. s. Mjr.. Catl , v. a l.uvuna; ut l.:3u p. m. tur .t'bA, p:. u. . Curl.yuR. via Havana. Malls Komorilrd overland, Ltc, ; cept Trnnaparlnt. Cl'BA Ry rail to Port TamDS. Flu., nnd thtnee by cteamer. closes at this otll dally, except l'hu:silay, at l.30 h. m (tht connecting malls t-Une here oa Mondus. Weonetdays and feuttiru.rys). MEXICO CITY Over ami. unless sp dull aodreeea for riepattn hy eti amer, clonei at 1 hid L'fllce daily, except Sundry, ui 1 :o ) p. m. ai d ll:3i p. m. Sundays t,t 1:04 rA m. mil ll:3r p. m. J NKWFOUNDLANDBy rail lo North ifyd nty. ami thence by steamer, cluses a-. Tilth cftlce dally at 6:30 p. m (connectlr a Jlta 11 V )'j 111. No. 1 cull ewes 110 cull ewes t'X clipped lamba.... 246 western lambs.... t western ewes 1 western wether . 403 clipped wethers . 810 clipped yearlings 31 western lambs .. 8-41 Mexican wethers 795 Mexicsn wethers 1054 Colorado lamba . Av. 70 tn 71 69 80 100 94 80 8$ 92 6t $9 Pr. 8 00 t 60 00 76 t 60 6 00 6 65 I 90 ( 00 2S 7 00 700 ciote here every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday). JAMAICA By rail to Boston, and thence bv steamer, clofet at ,hl ofliee at 6:3) p. m. everv Tuerday and 'ih.irstiay. MiWUELON By rail to Boiton. and Ihenc by steamer, closes at this office daiiy ui 6 30 p m. BELIZE, PUERTO CORTBZ AND GUATEMALA By rail to New Orleane. and thence by stesmer, clones at ti la ciflice uaiiy, except Sunday, at l:3o p, m and n:.r p. m., Sundays at tt-.tv and (11:30 p. m. (connecting mail here Mondays at ii:j) p. m.l. COSTA RICA By rail to New Oi l ans. so I thence by stesmer, closes at thli o 111" dally, except Sunday, at l:.iO p. m. an. I ll:3o p. m., Sundays at il:0o p. m. ami ll:3o p. m. connecting mail cruses her. Tuesdays at U:30 p. m.). BAHAMAS (except parce.s post mailt) Hi rail to Miami, Florida, and Hen e b. ' steamer, closes at this office at .:30 a.m. every Wednesday. (Registered mall closes at 6:00 p. m. pre vious day. Transpacific Stalls. CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle, close be e dally st 6:3o p. n up to April (loth. Inclu sive, tor despatch per s. s. Aki Marti. HAWAII, JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP PINE ISLANDS, via San Frsncisco, co here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to April JITtli. Inclusive, for despatch per s. t. H n; Kong Maru. NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA (txcip West), NEW CALEDONIA I'M I. SAMOA and H AWAII, via Ban Fran- lsro closs here dally at 6:30 p. m. aiter Mare i (28th and up lo Aprt fitt, incluelve fo despatch per a. s. Sierra. (If ihe Cunsri steamer carrying the Brltlth mal. I".' New Zealand does not arrive In l.m t 1 connect with this despatch, exlra malls cloning at 6:30 a. m.. 9:30 a. m. : nd 6 3' p. m.; Sundays at 4.30 a. 111., 9 n. .11. an I 8:80 p. m. will be made up an 1 furwanle 1 until the arrival of the ( uir.irl t-teainer. 1 TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via San Francisco, (luae h' re dally at 6:3 1 p. m. up to April (24th. Incluolve, f o des patch per s. s. Mariposa. AUSTRALIA (except West). FIJI ISLANDS and NEW CALEDONIA, v a Vancouvi-r and Victoria, B. C, close her ; dally at 6:30 p. ni. aftur Apill (ihin ail up to April (25th, Inclusive, for rlespatc 1 per a. s. Mlowera. HAWAII. CHINA, JAPAN nntl sieca h addressed matter for tne PHII.IPPINK ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close lur. dally al 6:3o p. m. up to April 25th. in elusive, for despatch per a. s. CHy ..' Peking. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San Fran Cisco, close here daily at 6: Jo p m up i" April 2;ih. Inclusive, for ds.-pat'r h l r U. 8. Transport. " HAWAII, via San Francisco, close he-e dslly at 6:3o p. m. up to April (27ih. In elusive, for despatch per s. m. Alamula ctiiniA ana ja-a., via Yancjuver an. I Hlona City l.lve Stork Market. SIOUX CITY. Ta . April 14 (Special Tele gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 1,200 head; stockers steady snd killers strong: beeves, $4 0fa6.00; cows, bulls and mixed. $2.0titi4.60: rtockrs and feeders, $3,004:14.60; calves ana yearlings. $3,0044 60. HOGS Receipts. 2.600 hesd: steady, sell Ing at $6 9tt7.3o; bulk. I7.lftir7.20. Stork la Slsrfct. Following were the receipts of live stock st the six principal western cities yester day: Omaha Chicago Kansas City St. Louis .... 8'. Joseph .. k-ioux City .. Totals ... Csttle. .. 4.813 .. 4."00 ..10.7S0 .. I 0O I .. $ .. l.auo Hoga. 7.' ll.(V 12 000 7 O ") 7 7St 2.500 Sheep. 8 171 8.06) i.it 1.00) 18 . 26471 4.4J I7,7U iprll (28lb, liirlueilve, fQr He. s. Empresit ot e hln.M.T- , r U 8. Postal Ag ni at annot be furwar.ln va juver 11 luria, a. v... riime rrern rial p.m. up to April 28th, liirlueilve paten per s. 1 chandlse fur Shanghai can Canada china ana jai'an,. via Taeoma- r Iomi here daily at B:30 p. nt. up to May Imh Inclusive, for despatch per s. s. iiiyuipla Note Unless otherwise addressed VVeJ Austrslla Is forwurdei vU Et r ip ami New 2aland and PhlliPp ne. vl- pan Fran clson the quickest route, rhllppln (p -ctallr addrersed "ia Canana o 'v.t Europe' must be fully prepaid at th- lor- eign rates. Hawaii 1. forwarded Ka 1 r'ranctseo exclusively. Tranvpactflc malls are forwarded port of sailing dally and the schedule of I I" sliw Is srrunged oil the brriuinptlo'' ,J Or r uninterrupted overland trans. t. (Rejatcrol msli 1 loses at 6:uu p. m. prev.oue ui CORNELIUS VAN COT V. Postoffloe, New Tork. N. T . ApriT 1". 1 I